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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

Ian, when we, the citizens of Jefferson will
hs called upon 10 join our brethren OF the cast,
vest. and north 10 celebrating the entire or par
rial completion, or some other branch OF this sys'
tenn; when tho prevailing sentiment OF the les
i've board will be- Indiana. though young IN yenrs
We, old in the arts and sciences. Her march for
Tho las, five wears, is without parrellel IN the
,;s,o,v of States, and the event we celebrate
sus,ains the declaration"
This is not all yet.
"And here take the ground that every true
friend to the State Of Indiana, is elaied end graf
flied a, the success and progress Of any and eve
~ branch Of this system, however remote II may
be from his location"
These extracts are certainly sufficient TO con-
vince the reader that Jesse ID. Bright, was fulI
uhole hog improvement man, and this taken M
connection with Mr.. Whcomb's vote Tor the
hill itself should convince him, that at lonst some
others than the rascaIy Wings were trends
re internal improvements. We have no, room
for the entire speech Of Mr.. Bright, bu, its whole
spirit is in accordance with the above extracts
Will those leaders Of the Vanocracy, who have
III, such horror at the sight Of a man who was
in favor Of tho system, vote for such men as
Wbicomb and Bright? Certainly they will
They have no consistency Of cnnduct-they care
not for priuciples bu, their "highes' ambition,
and their holost aspiration is to defeat The wings
With Thorn consistency is priceless bnuble-
with them measures are nothing, party every
thing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
OHIO BANKS.

The Springfield Republic sHys:-Tho Audit
of's Exhibit of tho condition Of the ten Ohio
Baulss, shows the following results:
April. Nav Juns.
Circulation, Sl,4S9 800 81 ,57O. SOS SI.993 40
Specie, G39, 1876 62S,l33 SS,of3
Showing an increased circulation within the
quarter Of about half million OF dollars. md On
increase Of specie Of about fifty thousand dollars
10 other words, there has been increase OF ten
paper dollars for each specie dollar.
The Wooster Bank has S93,3l7 specie and
8 157 ,GGJ circulation, about five OF circulation
Of specie. Within the quarter. this Bank
has increased its circulation ll3 600 dollars,
while it has increased It's specie but 1857! Why
sleeps Medar.'s thunder? WHY does he not de-
nounce this institution on he verge Of lark
rupIey, warn the people against lis swindliog in
tentians. and create run upon IT hat shall break
II down? We c.u't cay why, but this know,
that the President &C Tho Wooster Bank Lo.
cofoco. II -. also just now the policy Of the par
ty, encourage the Banks to increase their cir
cu}ntion.
s.. with the Bunk of Massiliion Wtbin the
quarter, it has increased its circulation Ia, 900
doiarsi and its specie is 900 dollars.
So. with the Clinton b nix OF Columbus. Is
circulation has increased 1880 aud its specie
his decreased 5000.
But the dogs Of party now quiet. An
7rmIstice has been proclaimed. The survivors
Of the long bank war to be encouraged and
fostered. The Locofocos, like New Zealand Can
nibals, fatten their victims before they destroy
them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
Wings of Old Wayne!

LOOK WELL At YOUR TICKETS! See
tie names all o. K.-"OH horrcctn See
that no iocofoco Brooks flow into the stream Of
Wing ballots! ThittIs the cox-consj Iocofoco
candidate for Governor down to the lecflr ee7.d
of nothing and look out for the Bright "Loften-
aat"-and II UNDERTAKE sAY' that YOU viii
cousign the first his ''bachelors hair IN FtgC.
and the las, to the "deep diggins" of Jefferson
county! In 1910, you made glorious effort
let but the same spirit animate you nov, and
The same reward will be yours-tho conscious
ness of having DONE YOUR DUTY AT THE BALLOT
BOX, by voting q BIGGER WIG TICKET =
The following is the regularly nominated
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

The Rev. DR.. ii p. Bennett, Esq. had an OPP
polntment a, Washington on Monday last. MIR
Rardon was also in Washington, and it was pro-
posed to have discussion by permitting Mr..
Rariden to reply to tho Doctor. The Rev. DR..
finally consented, and from our informant we
learn tina, the Doctor done every thing else bot
discuss political questions. He refused to com
mi, himself in regard TO the tariff Bank, md
thus avoided an exposition of his ridiculous "Pin-
ions in regard to Banking, and his Inconsistencies
respecting the tariff. In the evening however,
and after MIR. Rlridcu had left the town, the Doc
tor mnde n speech Of considerable length; ana
which he characterized 8 one of his "Iong wind
ed speeches." but whether he gave the details
OF a Bank on republican principles we nre not
infurmrd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

D = 9 y 2H>aiI
TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBERING,

That the "PILF.S'' is painful disease
That all who have the PILES -sh TO DC cured
That all cho hare had the PILES and IN used Fetch
er's Freneh Vegetable Ointment, ARE CURED.
f1hat every VINO has tested the surprising virtues
of this aiuabe " Cfntuac7t'' pfooufces it the best 'R1
the Of PILFSi' that dfscoscTef
That this invaluable Remedy 10 also warranted il cary
applied, immediate cure f7r Burns. SeGds. etc
That the price $50 Is always refunded il the OinI
fails give satisfaction 10 bo pwrrbascr Sold ~
Richmond a tbs BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
Spurious Tickets.

We warn the Wings Of this county and dis
trIct to be on their guard in reference TO their
tickets. They viii be printed in style TO de-
ceive- Bigger and Bradloy's naino may be put
upon The head Of ticket. and Charley Tests
name follow a candidate for Congress. The
main ohjac, with them TO defeat MI Smith,
aud they know II cannot DO dore by far
md they viii not hesitate to resort 10 fnaI means
Look TO your tickets. Read every Inc Of them,
and being ''you rgh,-ihen go ahead"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

0-The editor of the Jeiersonlan is in bud
way because We declined accepting on behalf Of
Mr.. Smith the challenge Of Mr. Perkins. Wei
nov Sammy dad wish TO hnri your feel
ms, 90 don't cry,-be good lttlo fell o-w.
For here W 20, Batnbury cross,
To buy little Sammy n wi horse.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

Education Mecting.-lt will be seen by no
,ce IN another colnmn that the Executive Com
mit'ee propose holding the next annual meeting
of the Education Society of Wayne County, IN
this city. We understand that il is the intention
Of the Society hold a Convention in Newport,
sometime this autumn, such days may be
determined at the next meeting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
CASH FOR FLANSEED.

yGNnE nia.isned, hauing TAX tho OIL WILL for
rsrly owned by Isaac Bonine, wishes 10 purchase
jnIeinite of FLAXSEED for which they viii pay
tho hi ghss, price CASH The seed may be delivered
either Mil, tho Store of ID. p. Virgins x
Sons in Richmond.
d P & A. s. WIGGINS.
Richmond. August 9Th, 1913 32tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
NEW ST O R &.

ME undersigned have located themselves a, No IA,
Pearl street, CINCINNATI for the purpose of transact
ing U7olc Sale Boot and Shoe business. They have
mandatory Of the Eastern States, and
intend keeping large and we'll assorted stock all
sons and low prices. Ciy and country dealers
vted call.
JOHN P MARVIN & Co.
JULY %, 1543 II, Pearl ST, Cincinnati Ii.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

&NTY TAX.-The citizen, of Richmond, respect
fIIy informed that the undersigned will commence
collecting the Of the city few days; he there
fore request. all who have paid, be in readiness "a
the time short befor. il necessary advertise
property upon which the may be paid
July D, 1913 EDWARD STONES, Collector
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

Mr.. Wier, Professor Of drawing at West Point
has nearly ready one of the great pictures de,
signed for The rotunda ut the capitol, The sub
lcci is "lhe emba.caiion Of the Pilgrims from
Holland IN tho Speedwel."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

Coon CAUSE FOR DIsCoNTISUIsG A SUIT--A
lawyer 10 Pittsburg recently observed TO the
hench--'Ii your Honor peases, We will discon-
tinue that suit; the plaintiff isa bankrupt, and
The defendant was sent 10 the Peniientiary al
the last term Of the Criminal Court" Very good
and substantial reasons" said bis Honor, and the
suit was dismissed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

SALE OF ONO CANAL LASDs.-Tho Cincinna>
ii Gazette, Of Thursday last, says:-Al the
lands belonging TO the State, lying in tho coun-
ties of Lucas and Wood which remain unsod,
and were coded by the State OF Indiana 10 the
State Of Ohio. to aid in The construction Of he
Wabash and Erie Canal in this State will be
offered at public sale at the Land Office Of the
State, at Perry sburgh, commencing the 4rh
of September next. All the Canal iants in Will
ians, Henry nnd Paulding. similarly ceded and
uusold will be offered q, Lima, on the 18Th day
Of September. Tho lands will be offered in forty
acre Iu's, and tract will DO sold for less than
he appraised value. The 0. Statesman snys
These lands have just been revalued Ivy
gentlemen highly qualified for the task, whose
jldcious jndgmen, may be safely relied upon.
The land is generally good lying along line of
canal Improvements just going into successful
oPcration.n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

For Representatives. P. HOLLOWAY,
SAMUEL. HANNAH.
JOHN W. WILLIAMSON.
For County Con,r.i,siossr,-JOSEPII NJ. BULLA.
Fer County .4ssessor,-TBOMAS TYNER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

THE PROGRESS OF TEMPERANCE The Concord
N. II Freeman says, that some young fellow
made his appearance few days ago among the
Irish laborers. Who are now at work in that town
on the Fltchburg Railroad. and opened grog
shop in their midst. The laborers held meet
ing chose a moderator, and then proceeded to
cons dr. the case of the interloper. Tn concu-
sion To which they came was. that he have "a
hours given him 10 decamp from The manor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05
Nj A y 5 ION ii Q L S E,
CAMBRIDGE CITT.
s, Sra @AIEGRE,

EAVING for sOm months occupied this well known
and popular Hotel, would return his grateful thanks
travelling public who have literally patronized
and inform his friends AMI public generally
expects continue in the stand
years. and pains will be spared on his part
those VINO may call upon him. style which will
make comfortable well furnished table, pleas
and commoious and polite attention make
them His stable attended BY careful and skul
ler and graineries well supplied with provnds He
respectfully socits continuance Of the public
Cambridge City, Ia. July p, 1543 31tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

President tyler lef. Washington on Monday
on short trip for recreation, to the Rip Raps
lie was accompanied by The Postmaster Genera
and family.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

STRANGE VISITORS Tho n. York Express
a7s:--''A pair of Chinese Dogs attracted great
notice in the streets Yesterday, and are really n
great curiosity Their color is a jet black, and
they are as completely bare of hair as the palm
Of ones hand. They were brough, out by the
Swedish brig that arrived on Saturday"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-05

ROBERT lONMAN.
The genuine Wistar-s BaIsam Richmond
ONLY a the Book Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

90 THE FOLLOWING FROM GENTLEMAN,
we'll known in this community, and now keeper OF Tam
many Hail. must have its proper influence with those in.
terested
have every confidence in the Indian Vegetable Elixir
in curing rheumatism having had it for 20 years. and
nev found any thing that would cure this complaint
I'll used this Elixir have full confidence that il will
cure in oil cases II used according TO directions now
enjoy better health than have for years-have good
appetite and would recommend il to all who have this
disease. Signed, VIM PEARSALL,
Tammany Hall, May IL, ls43.
The above is to be had only at 81 CouItlandt st.,
Broadway.
09-A TRICK OF THE ABoLITIONIsTs.-Alit little
white boy was brought forward prove that white sla
very existed. Now this same child two months since
was between creole and yellow boy-that is his yell
low skin was covered with dark spots We are told that
Tor the last two months he has been washed night and
morning with the fsmous Italian Chemical Soap HINGE
ms present clear complexion. We know certain that
TINS does clear dcrk yellow skim and all erur
IONS pimpIes reckes, botcnes salt rheum scurvy, TAM
sunDurn morphew, &c. 1t also the bites OF insects
msquioes galinppers; and it is sold for so cents cake
az the sign OF the American eagle 81 Chatham street. N
T. All should try this who would have clear com.
plexion.
Agents-in Philadelphia by Zieher, corner Third and
lock streets; or next to the American Hotel Warrington,
C.; in Boston, State street, in Charleston, s. c., 9O7
Klg street; in Albany 81 State street, in Brooklyn 39
fulton. Agents wanted in all other cities.
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Total value,

Total value, $l00,522 All
We may estimate that 80 per cent Of these articles
$50 Co., surplus exported By the distribution Of
to $500 900 ofsrece. a circulating medium, the value
hes been raised few weeks before the navi
CATION open. continuance of the process now
going on will make difference of $4,000 900 to the far.
of those sections alone, which will evince itself in
the Atlantic ports in the increased demand for GOODS be-
they will have the Of paying for them This
process ofsupplying the channels of circulation with pe
Gle, brings prices up to the mark whence they un
naturally depressed owing TO the absence of that specie
The whole agricultural products of the country sent
to market, worth $500 100000 An average
OF 80 per cent in the Interior, produces purchasing
power in the hands of the great of manufac
tured and imported goods equal to 500 Ooo which
the increased applicable the purchase of goods under
rise OF prices caused by foreign sutlct for the surplus
The commercial treaties between this country
and England will undoubtedly extend the foreign market
to an extent which will sustain the money value Of an
immensely increased volume Of products at
rates. and build up the wealth and importance of the
w ;,,o
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This gives about Is cent merchandise going
west this from that point than last year. The pro-
portion will probably increase the advances
guarantee of large business is the rising prices
ofthe western produce. At Chicago the 26th ult,
10000 bushels wheat sold at IS cents 60 Troy New
York. That is an advance of 80 per cent Such
rise in the value of agricultural products affords basis
for an almost iucsculnble amount of business. The
gave the productions of the States for the year
1882 Mr.. Ellsworth, of the Patent Office, has estimated
the products ls42, with apparent accuracy We will
give the products of illinois, Indiana and Ohio for both
periods, with the value at present dates -
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mGs%.' b hG,hs May s-AH Antilles s,sn's NYok for
GGtsup,:, g. ri III sScse sgs,htr with lie
VIII :Ps ass.fs 81 s$s
shspSs S snd Rpu III so% Y Kfseon' Ellen
Nfs..oS. NAY '-AH EmuiOu' Small and Prudent
p Yc below F"sh cd Mss
bSSy NV id saSy Bi,ys9: Nxe;S 's s, v',
Geo W. hssSse s%sJ Sex fs:
Elliot % ra1 No%cS Utica. seare and nS. Alien,
@$I" ss I%:a 81 sSss =
$s smith, %sSs do es! xpa
20 Ysnsee Eswi,t, and Pao CrOcieu M for Boston;
s%1S as'
wsS Curtis @ssSS'k Isnin Smith, S
Nnw HAyss May sid Magnolia Ganns B,badOe'
HARTFORD, May s-sd Eunics Rose. Gaines, NYork 9th.
-Ss s.;1s
k ssH M Miller
T7 VAN rh'f sssx s'fsS
hTAfa ha fss Sad DE- cssa tt
len. s. John NIB Model Ireland and BrsTdywins Stephen
''T w Re ca Y hasy csan
Sh Genius Pilgrim and ve'ti ke%4oh 'f ceyion' cota'
D @ &c w ~ SSs.
movniug - " -
ALExANpRIA. May 5-Arr Adiona Br) HILL Antigua, Alex
Nickerson, Boston.
FREpERIc.sBURo MAY 8A,r Harvest Bates Signal Pains,
and WoIgs Stoddard, Boston; Susanna Puen NYok Mary
WAsEINeror NC. May PAR Rubicop, Lchield, Boston;
man, Npork; Mary Jane, Crabee, West Indies. 3D. North
STAT: Roberts, NewYork Cid Galena Nbbott West Indies;
Kubicon Lchheld Boston ARA Ocraeoke Bar. Ami &c,
WmI BRYANT Sverton West Indies 29th Roanoke Paine
dos 30th John Bartlett bound Jamestown; Mary Caroline
Nichols Plymouth; Edgar Lang Turner bound SwansboTo
Bid 25th. Adeline. Pngh w Indies
NYork.
CHARLESTON May 8-AT Prompt. Davis Boston; Aidrich,
Baker Mobile; Brown, Wetbrook Havana; Zephyr Ro-
by, st Jsgo Cuba Wsrsaw Hawkins Havre Perthshc
Simpson, G'asxo~ Cid Lansrkshre Brl Carmichael LIVER
pool Emily, Sherwood NYork; VIM Allen, Spandit Balt.
SAVANNAH, May 1An Nova Scotia, Obj Patterson. Ber-
m9da CID SARAH Br Fletcher, Liverpool Evening Star.
LTD Grecns Qnebec Sid En'eprse. Matthew'S, Liverpool;
usass tBr Brewster Quebec: mover Martin st Peters
NOZZLE May Arr Henry Duncan OBJ Holt, Liverpool;
Gzsie Glover Phadephia Panet Toby, Portsmouth; OH
via Bckcl Tby Kingston. JAM Cid England. Thorn
LiveIpoo Cleaner, Gale Gasgew; Stbago. Cofn Point Pc
tre Gusd Sarah Am Bates Boston, Gsnza Soue and Ma
vaTro, DunmoTe. Baltimore
New ORLEANS May 3-AIr Cal denia. Jackson GLASGOW;
Oregon Gdden. Havre; Brkenhead lBr) Brown and Plant
Ann Dennis Kingston ia; Annette, Ortego Vera Cruz CID
Tioga Kicker, Marseies Nered Grant Liyerpooi st Cloud
Davis Ann Johnson cNe st Johns; Endeavor,
Courtney Laguna Sid Atlantic, Saratoga and Columbia
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Died.

On Wednesday morning. JOHN MARX, aged 40 years, a
native OF Cumberland England, but lately resident OF
Goshen Orange county, New York.
On Thursday morning 18th inst JOHN NJ RoRIrsoN,
age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
NJ from the residence of his err nlaw Jas Town.
send, $40 Fourth street. without further invitation
Yesterday morning. after lingering illness, Mrs.
ELIzABETH WHrLocK, aged 81 years. wife of Will
liam H. Whitlock. of this city.
Her remains will be taken to Middletown Point New
Jersey, this day, for interment.
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>, SUDDEN DEATH.--We regret to learn that Levi S.
Hollingsworh, Esq, Clerk of the Common Coun-
2 and o'clock, at the Bath House Of X. Harmer,
IN Third street, near Arch, while bathing. From
The testimony of DR.. Stewardson, who was called
IN lmme diately, it was evident that his sudden
been Clerk of the Council for several years, and
was highly respected.-PhR Gas. May IL.
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With much respect, &C..
ELIZABETH VAN TAssELL, l07 Pitt ct. N. Y
To C. c. BarsroL Buffalo, n. Y.
90 PARENTS, READ

NAw YoRx March 81, Is4a.
Ge9temen-Having experienced great beneft from the
toyou and TO the public to make known my experience.
Ihave been afflicted with cough tried various
remedies that were pulled up, end had reliefunt
used your candy, and am now entirely we'll The most
singular properties Of your candy evnced on my
time looking as though he going into a decline ap.
peared to be suffering under hacking cough and oppres-
sion Of the breast and lung. He patook freely Of boar
hound csndythat 10 to say two shilling package-and
the cough and other bad symptams passed away aud he
passed worm OF twelve inches length from him.
have doubt but these symptoms would ventusl
ly impaired his life have recommended to several Of
my friends and all have found relief and would ad
wise all troubled with any pulmonary complaint to make
the Hoarhound Candy and my word for it they will
JOSEPH WARREN, Jr., III Hester st.
Agents-Burgess Zieber, Ledger Buildings, Pha.
dslpbis; Lyons, Nashville, Tenn; ITO Baltimore street.
Baltimore. Weed Waters, Troy
Dy- THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPA.
rla Gentan and sssssfra prepared by the College of
Meddine and Pharmacy of the City Of New York, esta
blished for the suppression Of Quackery, A. d. 1912
This celebrated extract possessing qualities entirely
different from the mixture usually sold under the of
Sarssperls is now universally prescribed by the medi
cal faculty OF the United States with the most beneficial
aparn Gsntian and sassaiIas the acure Of which
is supeTntended by scientific medical men, thoroughly
ne exact proportions Of each requisite to
passed this extract by the Justly celebrated Dr.
Brande the last edition OF his medical dictionary shews
plainly the difference between it and the mixture manu-.
featured by the druggists who be supposed 10
the modics know ledge requisite to make beneficial
article but depend certificates iraudulenty obtained TO
ruff off mixture possessing little purifying ouaIi.
ties In speaking of this Dr. in ali
arising from impure state Of the blood. such as scrou
Ia letter ringworm, ryspeas rheumatism obstna ate
ulcers cutaucous eruptons piapes on the face
ary effects of syphilis pains in the bones enlargement
of the joints and this extract exercises powerful and
truly beneficial effect
gold single bottles ut rs cents each 10 contain
ing hall dozen, So so (; in do do, one dozen, SOL
Carefully packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
once and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street. w, 3. RICHARDSON Agent.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
= SO shares Wilmington RR, lO}; IS do do cash. Oi;
s35s5a schuylkil Navigation Sc, 1850 75i 1000 Read
ing convertible 6s 1880 So 25 shares Louisvil Bank
10; 10 do Farmers & Mechanics Bank, 3D.
AFTER BoARD.-Sl000 st. Louis 10 per cent Bonds OF
lS49, 90; % shares Girard Bank, AZ.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,

Letters from Washington state that Mr. John w.
Ter, Jr, the Presidents son, Is to accompany Mr..
cretary. Mr.. c., ills said, has already drawn his
salary and outfit-SlS 600 -BqH American, bIav IL
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NJ "A R T IME AID.


We shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
20 Commodore hoBERT SILvEy, of News Fleet, Re
Por Of the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
ve'ss Spoksn On their Pasass List of their Cao, end
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending 70 this Once all the Marine Intelligence they
received. ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. HurTER-Mr. Hutter he
Deputy, Secretary of the Commonwealth, has re-
signed ms office, it is said in disgust with the con-
duct Of the State Administration Phil GAG.
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sDR. POETT'S ERADICATOR. Z,

DR.. POE1s Eradic,tor tetabish.d for 10 ye,n in this
cy) is destined other remedy for
deal cure gonor hae gee debss Of the urinary
from its certainty Of action pleasant and heiug
the result Of 90 expeIence OF regularly educated phys
ci'D Whoever relics this medicine be
hensvs OF falling mo III hands OF putting
to these Sold wholesale and a! ihe fol-
loving respectable drug OF Fulton aud
Of Futon and Gold of Churc and Chamber
Of Waller and Bowery; 81 Bayard street Price ST.
m I'm
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FROM AFRIoA-The Kathleen, Capt. Taylor,
from Sierra Leone, April s, arrived at this port
yesterday. There isno news Of any importance, as
we learn from Capt Tayor-PhI. GAG. May IL.