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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
Notice is hereby given.

VINIAT | will sell a Public Auction 10 the hiphsss
bidder for ready Cash, the Doth day of March next,
all the Personal Property of Cornelius Hurry,
cared bankrupt by the District Court of the United
for he District of Indiana the November Term thereof
ID 1913, except such portion of said property have
off to the said bankrupt according Congress
in suc!, made and provided.
Said viii be held dwelling honse n the said
Cornelius Hurry, III Washington township, Randolph eosn
ty, Indiana.
SILAS COLGROvE, As.gne.
February 18th, lS43. Gee 81, SOY saw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25
FOR SALE or RENT.

ME subscriber having recently erected and finished
Il in complete order, large and conmodious HOTEL
the eastern part OF the city of Richmond, offers cell
rent the tine favorable The House
three stories hghcontans p rooms. ar
ranged and hn shed III and modern The
buildings substantial and L will be
rented to responsible person low For further
particulars, inquire of G. w. STARR.
Richmond, Frst Month 2Sth, l543. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

&c by the proper officers copy, by the Secretary prs.
eh'eo 10 the widow of the deceased and also.
IN ms Riehmond Palladium, jefferson ian,
and Wayne County Record.
IN motion OF JeIe. Smith. the meeting adjourned
WILLIAM HUNT, Chairman.
w NJ. WAY, Sec'y
Nineheser, Perjury 18Th, lS43
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

NOGNG NJ. l.. ASSOCIATION.--T annual
meeting will be held Monday evening, the 5th Of
March. at the of the Librarian. punctual asn-
dance requested of the members there will cleo
tion for officers tho ensuing year
J. H. HUTTON, President.
Richmond, Feb. 25th. 1912
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

CONGRESS.-We have but little OF interest
from Congress. The most important business,
however. which has occupied its attention for the
las, few DAYS is the Rerenchment bill Of Mr..
ArnsId; Mr.. McKennan substituted a bill for that
Of Mr. Arnold's, which passed the House on the
18th by a vote Of 166 yeas, to 10 nays.
The following will give some idea Of the a
mount Of The reduction:
The substitute provides that members shall be
allowed 81 for every 20 miles in travelling by
the most approved route. Also, that the per diem
allowance shall be IS per day during the frs,
FIVE mon, hs Of session, So per day for the next
two months, and 81 per day for any longer period.
1, reduces The salaries Of civil officers, with GER
tain exceptions, at the rate Of 20 per cent. all
salaries Of So 900 and not less than 81 600. On
all salaries be low that and above S 900, at the
rate Of ia per cent, provided that no reduction
shall be made on salaries Of 81 900. The saia-
ries Of Naval and Military officers also re-
duced.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

An eminent physician has recently discovered
mat me nichi-mare. IN nine cases out Of ten, ia
produced iron owing bill 10 a newspaper man."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

100 Pairs Shoes.
lVO / doz pairs Boots,
] doz Hats,
| doz. Bonnets-
"a yds. Fancy Competing,
IL dog. Gloves and Mitts,
4 small lot of Calicoes.
4 lot OF Augers, AMI Strap Hinges.
Which exchanged for good trade, or notes on SOL
vent men in this county, al low rate. Call on
IRWIN REED.
Richmond. Fer. 25, 15i5. BIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

NrMr. CLAY has returned TO New Orleans
from Mobile. His health is said to be much I'M
proved.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-02-25

Hold Fast to that rhch is good.-In the year
1893, the Legislature Of Kentucky passed law
prohibiting The Importation of slaves into that
State; but at the present session, the House, by
a decisive vote passed bill repeating the law Of
'33, which was however re- ected by the Senate
by a vote of 81 to ii. Kentucky when true to
her own interests will embrace every opportunity
TO rid herself Of that "pecuIlar institution" which
reiards than all other causes, the increa
wealth Of the State and of her citizens. She is
behind her sister States, Ohio and Indiana, where
free labor has wrought such vast changes in the
cultivation OF the soil, and the manufacture Of
the products of the farm; il is therefore hoped tina
sho will continue unoose the chains Of slave
nv rather than weld them closer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
. { t u INIT m q 6un9en.
IN 0Ottt'cO &rO, aus ylppoloemcller,
G6nl9rclo1 YNllrtemberQ, Nberamts0ericht Nafnano

ftnt9rctd' QEl1rtember9, Sberamt69ertbt 8afnano,
Dem i'm cSahre 1881 Ocn 0ppro6tpeiler nocb Oaes
Gucn, i'm ncronmcr,tanit1 Staate Sho, Gtart So,
cu60cmanbercn @jrtcb Orb 1T y. leHer, am l3 glpril
1885 9eitcrtcnen Sdpelter> 9Iunu Uartu, @hefrau B.
Scbann 5NauiIcr, in SFprlcemttler, cine Grbcbnf bon
IS @ulcen au9ef1ten uno in phe9id'oftuhe Yer,paL
un9 9elteHt mrroen.-Hcrclbc miro nuu onfqerrcert
perlOnd9 coer ourh cueu rcdte9eh6r3 bcoo1n1dchtas
ten Sodjlpater oabier Su ercen, c1mit bm Die Ibei
lung nrd) CUR anerfennun9 ocr9clelt Dcroeu fauu.
SOOte @jOteb grb hi 1T mebr Leben II. nact ieincr
oenunnteu Sdmeler Aetorten ein, 70 er0ctet ceielbc
2Iufrroerun9 at feline @rben nit Dem 9lnfl9en> ca6
e audi ltcr ieinen SOB uuc l6er tbre @rbful0e oeul
Qenoe Senctle oabler bei5ubrtnQeu batten. Weun a.
ber Ger @ct!Ieb Grb ZEN Gpo Ger 9t1na Mora Nouler
nht erebt IL St10er tinteratn bdtte> 70 mdren cies
e gum Se3u9 etneS @rbttetls an Der Gerla1enId,aft
rer1eben bernfen.-G6 miro noher auf ctcleu Sal Die
rbi9e 9mfoccrun0 I'LL benelbcu an Die GcrmiluCer et
ncr &lucer 9crtcbtet, n hdteu teIe ntdt nur Qet6.
rt] aus snpcNc raG Ne ais 8ormu1rer oru Der stdus
oi9eu Sebtroe eeitelt prrceu, iooeru aleh boB cte
&uscer elblt, lowclt tle CRIT mad, Ger 9u6parberua
ces @r6 Gebcrcn morren etn loOten, ibm in eiue1
rerhtu'dBQen She er5eu9t pcrecn icieu.
Sp lan1e hln9e9eu tcie 9Infferoernng y nc Trloe
6lcbt lDu oa5 Ncnonnte @rbbaft6vern1S0en nuf So:
ten Der SctbciliJten III pAe9f)1ttlitcr Gerpabrunq
bcGaltcH.
Safn nau9 ben 22iten alpril, 1843.
Stcramt6 9lihtcr
Soflen"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
Ser DQterlQn6e Sreun6 Un6 G5ei Il Ser 3 eit

feiner bteer 9eue seht e9ent fretnllt9 oabtn. Ser
3etat IId Die DespDe neber in hrer mabren 9eItalt;
IIe oerfu9t ber etn gan3es Weniben9eIdedt we 1ber
9eb> oas Der Seber in eeroen oahn tretbt rpobIn es
tbnl beltebt.
Die Scersc9in BON Sahier Weirin9en bat neuIid)
cine 3cder 9ebCren 1no III GaufSeu9en ale relpettr
ltden Wdoden oes SoerSc9tbums etn9eIaben.
Oerr .. Bas, Der nte oerehed1t mar uno neutd1 in
Wunden geilOrben 1T, bat fem gauges Sermt9eu. bus
man ouf 500 900 Gjulceu itdbt, rem Venlton6lhaee
bmterlaiIen, Der in Munten ftr JGttweu uuO yGaten
pom 91ed1togelebren beltebt Gas TirlTeuthum Wcss
fdu, metheS btsher benz befannten Shrlten tltflcr
O1u6fau 9eb0rte, 1T 70 e6eu pom @rafen Recern fur
YhQonen 2holer 9cfauft lrrroen. Gas Turitentbum
Ile9t i'm reile Hohen6uro, preuBiih Sdleen, enthdt
Ortld)1ften uno 1900 Sepcbner. Sitrt Vutler oebt
nah SaItcn, no er cen 0te(t iener Gage Su oereben
9eocnFt. 9r 1T lest so Sabre alt. (J g. Stsjt.
g2it 9rcBer Se5rieet9uu9 ebt nan es, oaB Der Slu6
b1u Der Srntaster0er Seitum9 raEt ocran Itretet {;
cenn ollee> mas 0eBen NuBlauo h rhtet, it oeS Set
falls III 0eutlh aao, sew1e b6d'ite Stretit au53encms
men, ild1er. @6 ino tlf befetQte StalErneu uno 72
bcfeitlgtG SlrftGuer tcabl1tt9t.
Ole g Iuren berger baben ihren rpadern urto
feiBtJcn 4b9eorcneten snr StdnDeper11mmuo9, S1r:
9ertnetter SetelmoDer bel ciuer5stmfehr ehr ebren'
oru en1pf1n9cu uno lIno linn 81 0iOB uno l8u9en bis
Sdwabat ent9e9en 9e5rsen.
lttt tbren neuen Nduern haten Die S1an,br9er oieI
lln9ud. 91teoer it Gins, oas ucne 2heoter ouf Dem
Ncroemart, etn9citllrt. 3un@luf battrn Ole 9lrbeer
Seerabeno 9emad9t. 3wet Yfeller all Der ooroere'
6ronte lrlen nlebt fclt 9elpeIen leln.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17

NmerlfaniIhe
Sattnette, We.
tantlde, fran,6'
tune, Don 6 bis
.. aaen Sarben
Sun1 uno Nlt,
benoen, Grau
9efaQen perben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
Dunbar unD OeDer,
SloOsfaten uno 0ied,ts9elebrte,
(SDncuOrs IN Cn"ncer\ J

Sino in G5cid,ift5oertinrung coer pornerGhip &c:
tetcu uno bieten hre Iiente hermit adtuna6ooa oem
'publtfum bon Starfz uuo Den ansren5enoen @cuutDe
an.-Sbre Office lit cine Sbi1re weitlicb pom @curt
haus in Canton, Sbtc.
N a d, 10 et Iun9en
ilber 9lorree mo Sntrufruen an cb9euannte Hedts.
anwdlte werren fulNenoen erren ertbet, >pesbab
ntan lIth an ciee Su ruencen haben Oirfte:
0tihclas, 9eunins uno Comp in phnaoclphia, ga.
Deal, Miui9an uno Surf. oaielba,
9laen &ramer, ESQ., pttt{ture, VA.
gS. s, unD g. Warlna, peol Strr 9tep'D 'Dorf.
SaMtOn, Oct. 49,, i843. 15-2W
CO.. 3ueleieb bient hermit CUR Nahriht, caB pcree
uannter WeYer os ceutler 9tctar iancticnrt 1T IT,
3 I IN d, II, 70 tpe anoere redbtsoerbiublide
DrfuMente, in e n9 / / d. er, oeut IL r uuo in
franS6 6f1iaer Sprade unter biatsen Seoinsun>
gen anfert9t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
sic National 3ettun9
rudhrcuo Ter Sibun9 oe6 gcnorejlcB.

Tie1es am Gibe Der Sec9ieruu9 gu Walbiuotcn eee
rrude Srqou Der DeutIheu gevHIterun9 Der Scr.
Staateu miro nit oem 8esinne Ger tcmmenbemg gibuu0
rc6 28lteu Gcnarei1te I'M az 8 stem Smperta[ :.
fcrmat srlteinen unp oolitdnot9er uno ,uoeriBi9er
ais ie ,uucr eiu 0eutlhes Eat e6 ~ tbun i'm Stanoe
oemccn it, bon ben cbne 3mefel iebr tptttiqen Son
Observation-Disclosures uuo f.rti9eu @Urf1uen an Re9ie'
runqSilse aetreue uno uuporthetIte 8erite lefern.
Secer Scutide, Der am Bob[ eiue6 neuen Nuerl1noes
Gbeil niumt, miro oaber CUR Subicrptcu au oeeIbe
en0elaben.
mD-preis, nur in 6 baler Cs1) in 8craus.
beSuhluus flr Die 9ause Gibuna oe5 Sonsrees, pehe
pieUeitt Nouote betro9en rrirb c5eeer poRmei(fer
nimmt Subicriptpuen an.
g. g age, peraus9eber.
Wn1huorcn, i'm October 1S43
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
r5O Sbaler Be(obnunQ m

qEilbelm Orbmann oerlieB feline Srau Marie Orb
mauu, 'pcr unaefibr 3 @cehen, unb nabm bic ganse
0abe NIT ,, tpelde e iauer ectpprben hattie. So miro
c5ccermaun Dor beiastem Sromann aerparnt, IT, cbisp
Se[cbuuua Temjen9eu oetottet Der Inn nah Yhilabel
pbio ben G,er,hten berliefert. Sroman 1T Elm Shubs
Nader iees anbwerfs, bon 9rnBer Statur, bat bdl1s
fla i'm @edt eiuen Iusihla9, NIB tra9t eiuen blauen
&pd uno tpeiBe Sccien.
Iarte SromQnn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17

1hen, bic ur BON Sl(molen le6en uno su ben Steuern
uno Absabeu Der Gemetnoen, BON eenen fIe erndbret
tuerbelr, uidts beraseu 9ta Der 8ettler Statttit
fc(een bic Staaten @uropaS 70 ouf eiuanoer Spuano
init ID, @ne(ano nit 10, Nranfreioh nit 7, Ddnnemarf
uno DeuIhlanO NIT s. 0luB1no NIT 25ettlern auf je
100 Men1hen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
$ StrlDrtu..

am Soriseu 6reitas,- Abenes ;~ifaem Z uxb 8 llbr
ainq IN her Sedhe BON 9rn. s. dIufders
Naus in @antUu ein 8raser tuclener Sbatpl verrortn
DerIebe par BON rCtber Sarbe, NIT brauuer Ginfdf:
Der reblte 5uber siro 9ebeten, febisen an Or O. ..
or9e Brei a der dbsuliefern, unb befta Urs
eeuntlidbteit gum 8craus oerfldbert ju fein.
Canton, DIT. 30. 164S. Is I'm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
3 eu 3 nj ( (e:
0rn. @ecr9e 3obin, in Canton.

Wetn 6err !-Shrem 8er[ansen eemdB> tase
, icpet es mir bic 3eit erlaube, bic Dauerbaftaee
bes OeIs erprcbt peIdeS Sie mir Leses ribiabr aae
teu, uno oas Ste aus Dem saauen elmer pRanie, bic
Sie Waoia latpa neuneu, fabrsrteu. Sd ltrid) s.pei
Boroe an, bas eiue mt Sbrem Del, peruIt NIT 8lei,
Slcfpeie oermiidt. Dieie Borbe fns, fetoem ib cas
Del pom Sbuen erbelt, oem @etter fcrt,pdbreno aus
seest. uno auem s|n{dein uao, oarf 7 Sbr Oel, oh.
ne Nntanb aIs eben 70 gut, uenn nidt ais beer ME
eas bette Slahslaamen:Sel bniIdtlid Der Dauerbafs
tisteil aupreiien. 9obtuussvo4 Sbr
Canton, oct. %, 1s4s. @eorse8.S Saas
llnterSei@neter belaeinist bermit bae uoraebadter
OeIiaamen, Matia fatipa senannt. Sem eani pcrjls.
Iider @ate 1T, unb Sae auf einem Sta6deu 3anb bon
men qe3csen wuroen. defer Saameu rUuroe in mel,
rer @eaenrart u SeI sellasen. un6 es lieferte ie.
Des Buihel Quart gang uor3Islides Oel.
Canton, geoo. 4, ls43. pbflipp 8edeL
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
GOlllllIllE

iItrr bic, pIbrcnO leetcn 2Dpc cinSs
0u1!IlIH9eHoansensn vsutitriFto"sssioer.
Charles Gjalmib, 9fulhoiae bis go. 81 c59. Is.
Neter &ipltnNer, Starf &ountr n v II N Is,
s. SIS. friehtour, @afc, y - II ~ Is.
Safob STARTS, S6u1burs ~ 49, 81 l6.
s. Gecrae QHeber> StroBtur9 aui Ncc5 s.. 90
cSccpb Nebu1un @rngreB !, ,, ST.. 90
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-11-17
Cine 9roBe 9luSrpab(
Qerblt + unb 2Binter G5Iter.
" Qrtin SO ifeD d [

9lusldnoiihe uuo
Tuher, GoRlmire,
ltcnSeu9e &c 9Imerl
TId,c u. en9liId,e S1
Is @ents per Oaro,
II. Wtufern, welte
ginfad,en II, Vublte
crnoeu u 8rluten
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Reported for he Piusbugh GazeVe

THURSDAY. July 6, Is43.
The Produce, Grocery. and general business oe
our city continues good for the season, and We
scarcely ever saw m July so much business doing
on our Rivers aud Cauals On the 5Ih and 10 Iay
quite large quantily Of Western Produce Ih,1r
aud Wool, isarrivlng and going 90 the Eastern c,t
~ 'he Cannl aud good many goods loading for
TIE West. Our rivers are getting lpyyer
FLOUR Sales at the river aud from yyoyo,y M.
making az fast as IL COMES ia NJ a 05,42II n,
good bands. and 81. so per bbl from store,
FLAHSEED 80 cts per bushel
FISH Herings. s4I25a495; SboJ No 49,.
ned sy,5Oay.75; Lave Fisli S7n7 so Der bbl
FEATHERS. Good Kentucky, 81 "a. n., Ia
GROCEkiES. Stocks good and fresb .,d IL
sales making. Cotiee' Rio. SiuiO per 10. and ma,
advanced fall lc per 10 in eastern cities Tea. Y m
40'bO c.; GuDpowder and Imperial. 6Oa75. No
Sugar Sales IN hId g ,6J cts and ia bbls 6l,7 ,.,
10. Mulasses. Sales 10 lots. Is, 26s27c.
PROVISIONS Bacon. Hog round 3la4IcaIb.
LARD ) 80. Cheese 44i5Je q 10.
LEAD. Sales by ono house of about 900 kegs in
"ne week. 81 sl.65al.75 cts cash per ksr Pc
Lead. held Il 3 iaJl cts ger H..
IRON AND NAILS. The sales Of m. @, 81 L.v,
been large Zoe cash n a lev western nerrhsots
BLOOMS Held al 8f6a5O per ton. one sale ol2I
ions. JuDiois Of SAT cash par money
PIC METAL Sales az s2ia22 a lon 100 ton
soid AZ s2l so.
WOOL Coarse 8, sis.S -, a. 90, a. "a,
fsH bod IS priuo zoe perib
SALT No 81. No 2. Slice hi
HAY New s. a tOui Oid $3.50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1913.

| We were pleased 20 hear q farmer Of Washington
county, Pa, describe on Saturday the appearance
Of the people Of that county al The present lime liz
/ said that he never such n change over
people in short month has come the Pco
pie ofrhal county. month ago. Ond they almost
all appeared low spirited. md 10 hs phrase "nr
der the weather; but INV they bright a
new dollar" Every face wears a smile, every step
is elastic nm,sI all appear be out Of debt. have
money 10 spare, and bright hopes Gr the future
They have sold their wool for cash aud At a ,od
price, and they naturally expect the same nr years
to come so long they IRE hest with the Wing
ar:f The Iocofncos tell us that The tariff is
on the farmers Ask the farmers Of Washington
county aud they will tell you they like such taxes
-ifyoI wish to impose any InIes that will
raise up manufactures aud The price Of wool nnd
nnur. bring them on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
MORE REPORTkD GREAT FIREs.-A nn.l

MORE REPORTED GREAT FIREs-A post.
script To the Providence Chronicle, Of Wednesday.
says we learn M we are going to press. that
there has heen m st destructive fire at Plymout'.
N particulars have been furnished u.s. Should
we obtain any hing further. il will be given in
q second edition"
"Sinoe writing the above. we have seen gen
tleman just from Dighlon, Mass. lie Tells US Thar
To ere was report IN that place. Ihst tho Gre in
Marshpee woods, 10 which we alluded yesterday.
aud the sIr"l'g light Of which was seen here day
before yesterday evening and yesterday morning )
had extended TO Wafeham and PlYmouh-ihaI
about f'rIy houses in the first Ind been DESTROYED
aud one halfof the latter"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

IN my bosom. ilour after hour passed
away, and no one came near us
alone in the grea; wilderness, | watched
over her, and prayed with her--and she
Iiedr'
Nhe old man groaned audibly as he
uttered these words, aud, as he clusped
mis- bony hands over his eyes, could see
he tears Ealing thickly through his fin
gers. Alter mOmenlory struggle with
MS icel'nGS,he lifted his head once more
anu there was fierce light IN his eyes
as he spoke:
"l3ut have my revenge. From that
fatal moment have feet myself fitted
and set apar;, by III, terrible ordeal OF
afiiic;lon, 10 rid the place Of my abode
.ul ITS touIeSl curse. The fascinating
demons arc aleudy few aud lnwerlcss.
DO not Imagine, "Sail he earnestly rcgaI-
ding the somewat equivocal expression
of my countenace, THAT consider these
creatures as serpcnis onIy-crecping Sc
rPents they are scrpents OF the fallen
angle-the immediate minister of the i'm.
fernol gulf"
Years have passed away since my inter.
view with the Rattlesnake Hunter: the
place OF his abode has changed "a beau.
tiiul village rises near the spot Of our
land the grass Of the church.
yard is or en- over the grave Of the old
hunter. But his story is fixed upon my
mind, and Time, like enamel ,only burus
deeper the first impression. 1t comes
before me like a wildly remembered
dream. whose features are TOO horrible
for reality.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

CAMPBELL'S FOREIGN MONTHLY MAGA.
ZINE.--The July NJ. Of this valuable magazine is
before us, aud it seems tn be even more richly Ia.
den Than usual with the productions ofIhe able pens
that contribute to foreign periodicals.. The Edn
burgh Review, Blackw pod, Tas magazine. ond
Ihe leading magazines and reviews Of England ore
drawn upon for their bet articles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

The dress uf The brde nf The Earl Of Leicester
recently married. Is thus described.
She alfred ia elegant while satin dress.
covered with muslin trimmed with nJunces Brusse $
lace and ooped up with bo1nets of orange bios.
som and white satin knIs. aud wore u beautiful
wreath OfUrange blossoms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

The notorious Bill johnson has been apprehendet
IN St Louis and renanded to the States prison from
which lie had made his escape
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10

LETTER FROM WASH NGTON.-The
b IsiOn Atlas informs us that the remnants which
yet remain Of the powerful ri be of Indians ia
New England, have letters which were addressed
10 them pror 70. and during our Revolutionary slrig-
gie-and which letters they keep sacred. amOng
the mot cherished relics Of their tribe, and which
| they adduce : evidence Of the weight aud
| consequence which they OLce held in the scale ol
human affairs. The PassaRaquVddy and PonobscoI
tribes have several Of these interesting documents
aud the Atlas has been furnished with letter wit
| ten 10y General Washington 20 their tribes early iu
the war. We do not reCOllect that Mr. Sparks. IN
his remarkable collection oflhe writings Of Wash.
| ingon. las advoued.tO the existence Of any sucI
ieuerA
by his ETceiIency George Washington Erquira.
General snd Commander iu-Chief 81 the Armies o
| America,
Friends and Br0ihers
u gives ne great pleasure 10 hear that you ore
determined 70 keep fast hold Of tn chain at friend
ship Nhich has ~ iOug subsisied bet ecu you and
your brothers ssho inbsbu tins county.
You are our broihers aud cOumrymcn. Let %,
keeP the chain bright f0Cever. Our faihers Wh,
i've over the greai wafer Waut % axe from us ou
lands and our honscs our wives aud COR children
They are grown old. and covcous and wicked W,
are grown up 20 manaU1d. we are strong add vel
NOT lei them huu you nor ourselves. we do 90
Uou' 900 o. tHss up tho Ratchet fDr us except ypi
r'aose q. Jut desire that y0u uiH not asstsi OH
4 enemies, NhI ant Go desit1Y 90 aui you.
Al We NiH protect you aud wiu assist you. ~
D You our hf0uicrs
Your brothers of Nassschuseiis Bay have 80 tcfv,
e you esiadt-hed Truck house and rruck mtsre
/ 81 haehi1s' Who Udi supply you wifh ever ,hins
Han "ani He uhi b. reasonable. aad not impcs
. upon ysm.
GiFen uulet ny hand. ~ Head Qusuots. Can,
nudge, ufa 2oih day ofFsbsuary. I776.
iagne4) q. WASHINGTON
To oar trseods sad brothess oCtLe Pssssmsag,JJ,
Tnhe. MuchiaF"
r To smske bogas az n, ~ McCuIl5gsh orP,o.
is1fra coasors "a ~ zee on Prod ~ ni.tt Ia,
BE- Ice esriw ned q, 500 Jy,sf
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To snsks bpvaa az ~, ~ MoCuIi5gsh orpm.
bufEa 0as cou'0aasd ~ zee on FrJiy night Inst
L,gsa es.tRu ar 800 Jyl,sf
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CURE I z CHRONIC DISEASES.


- gicus Hshnemann. whose science and docrnes have
:s snd g ,sss ii.'ns
3. NJ S ia n .d q he
&c. and a%-,ss ss:nsss:d
M sa pss III s a' r
euedste several points science. till then involved
N much doubt and ooscsri.y ,,;.
n e: ss
which no nember and retuns heis 70 dnase the
help his method founded the laws Of sp:e'fcs cure.
:. wsS he's % Ss judged rom from suc
ute that beside, al mssdies eputed incurses ms,S
diseases Of The skin, weru Cancer Fstpls Of all k,nda
s.%. a.: e Children
are promptly and radically cured A. :. % NJ
may b consulted every day o% 10 I:.i,,ro M
given in the English. French. German. Spanish and Italian
NE SHERMXN'S LOZLNGEs.-57 tons sold last year,
- evidence that be offered Of their Rreat
Mr. Lsoosrd RoiSrm aged 0s aos Tenth street. va: suppc
HIS physician advised him shsrmans Cough LOsense'
EnCch Camp. excellent reporter, was cured e.
very bad cough, by Shermans Lozengesso also was MI
The Catholic Orphan Asylum 18th has used shef
Capt Chsdwek % ship Wellington says sherman. Lo.en.
ges great hinghe CamphoT exsuges the only
remedy for sea'tkness headache and papi'Aon' ever
MI John Kser 18th cured his child Of worms by
sicn Of celebrity in this city recommends sherman's worn
lozeog~s their they also do poor mans
pain weakness Of the side b back any of the
's As ss ne Lo.sns.
grasiers W.rhoese Ns,.au St Assp-io a13 and 80
2.soI Hou. Is @;a%.; iss Fulton st. BISoIisn State
street, Baton stanwI Hall Albany e Westminster st.
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pUBLIC SALE Of Fat Bar Railroad Iron-wl he sold on
Friday The l7h day OF February next, at the Harrisburg
depot at Harrisburg Penna about $50 fiat railroad
kno day rf sale bv
GREEN, MOORE & RoCKAFELLow.
The Cszsue aud Public Ledg Philade Jpn:
Boston; American and Republican, Baltimore Gazette and
unit dav Of sale bills TO the abo Arm
Harrisburg, Jan %, 18f3. i2o toJ7Fr