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p | L L S,
Composed entirely from
JEGET3BLE EXTRACTS,
Dcr'rfd hom the mos rolucd safe, and
cNcteM pnrgoiirr and 0l'rraire
Roots and Plants 10 be tound
in The
VEGETABLE KINGDOM
This medicine is fast securing public natron-
age, and has gained favor and confidence VIII, =
ever it has been used As purifier nfthe blood
and fluids il is unsurpassed by art or invention.
IT'S PURITY OF COMPOSITION,
bcing made ENTIRELY or EXTRACTS, renders it
no. only tlrn safest and most oiFrctua Of inndi-
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lowing
AGENTS.
In Cecil County, Maryland,
Elkton, VIM. Torbert,
Chesapeake City, VIM. Hudson,
st. Augustine, John Mears,
Hudson's Corner, Richard Hudson,
st. Stevens Church. James II. Benson,
Fredericktown, Nathaniel Coving'on
Cecilton Francis b. Crookshanks,
Warwick, Reecc Mcrrc.t,
Back Creek, Richard Biddlc,
Pivot Bridge, John L. Clayton,
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to
STAINBURN & CLICkENER,
Sole Proprietors,
3S-BEOADWAY-35S
New YORK.
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PHILApELPHIA.
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& sGIYs@4V AL.

Tar. cow a y Dentist has removed to the
sGhousa formerly occupied by F. A. Ellis Esq.
opposite the Washington Hotel, where he wli
bs happy to see Ais patrons. Apr! Isl, 1913
An extract from letter of recommendation
f.on tin Rev. James Mcintre:
81 have been intimately
acquainted with llf. Cowan for about two years,
and apn happy L. ra1 ommcud him before the pub
lie rs gentleman oinigh respec, ability, and also
one OF the most SUCCESSFUL PRACTICAL DEN
lists.
lie Pot new set o| teeth in for female
friend Of mir.e, which not only lool, natural
# they ware E.TUkE's oWS GIFT, but with which
she can nastpi5te the hardest food without the
least litiiauity.' :;
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DR.. owayne's Strengthening
Vermifuge,
T." EFTECIU2L REMEDY FOR
WOP,IS:

and from lis tonic properties will be seiu! for
del cate, sckly, and dyspcptc children or a.
cts; and viii in all cases prevent the genera
lion Of Worms, which makes it still more
valuable compound.
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JAYNE'S CARMiN ATIV E.
BaEsanl.

FEHlIIS is one of the most efficient, pleasant s
d safe compositions ever offered to the public
for the cure Of the various arrangements OF the
stomach & bowels, and the emily article worthy o!
the least confidence for curing CHOLERA IN
FANTU VI or SUMMER CONllLAINT'; and in
The above disease it really acts like a char
All persons arc requested to try it, for there is
''No MISTAKE" about its being one of the most
valuable family medicines ever yet discovered.
Hundreds. nay thousands, of certificates have
been received from Physicians, CleTgynen, and
families of the first responsibility, bearing tn
strongest testimony in its favor, too numeroJs
nuhlish.
, 1843-12-23

discovered that the room was quite
crowded.
Il wish,' said Jesse, shat we had a
bigger room to show you in, Dir. Van
Buren,
Just al this moment. and whilst
Jesse WIS going through bis operation
of again wiPing, PauIdlng whispered
I'VE 10 Van Buren,:
Get up and let's leave this d-u
crowd, they'll smother u.s.
Van Buren, rose from his seat, bow
ed TO the sovereigns ard retired.
pledge you my word this is a true
and correct account of Mr.. Van b.
ren's reception here, and know there
are many who can testify to IFS truth.
.Iesse often boasts that he has talked
to Il President.
, 1843-12-23
Rates of Advertising.

One square, of Isl or less, for the first
insertion 81; for each subsequent insertion nj
ty cents. A reasonable deduction made 10
those who advertise by the year
Communications or advertisements oil a per
,oual nature (when admissible "Illbe charg-
ed double the usual rates, and payable inVaria-
by in advance. e.,
invariably in adVonce.
acknowledgements except for yearly ndver-
t;sars , should in all cases DO accompanied by
Titan directions, as to the number of inser-
tions: ifnot, they will be published till forbid,
and payment eXacted.
, 1843-12-23
Sceneiu MI. van Buren's journey
TO the West.

The Frankfort (Ky.) Common
wealth, gives us the following rich re-
BORT Of a scene in which Mr.. Van
Buren, acted a prominent though a
secondary part:
The correspondent Of the Blr4s-
town Gazette, in connexIon with snme
remarks on the proceedings Of a Lo-
cofoco meeting held in Marion C"nn-
~, paints 4 picture of Mr.. Jesse Abel.
who u readers will recolIect. has
been several times the Representative
Of Marion in the Kentucky I.egis!a-
ture. aud. If he vas not the Alias Of
his partv. II was not for Che want OF
size aud breadth Of shoulders. Fan
cv q man 6 feet. 6 inches in height,
..ani broql occordin." and you have
an idea of the MAJ who stood before
the little Ez President at Lebanon,
is Gesciihed in the incidents re-
cited below. The Of the
man are handsomely hit of. We
would give more uan "a Iin to see
the sL0v' repeated. in which Messrs-
Van Blren aud Abe! were such con
spicuouS objects.
sWhil>tI am speaking OF the I'M
bought democracy Of this county.
am minded to give you an account OF
Van Buren's reception in this place
some while since. He was on his re-
turn home from the south, with his
Secretary. Pau!ding. and had stopped
here all night. The word flew thro,
the sindependent Democracy" and
from Tar and near they gathered Ia
like pigeons TO the harvest. There
sat the little man with his whlskers,
ia all the dignity Of his nature.-
Enter JESSE ABEL.-It is hot Weath-
r all are in a sweat-and Jesse pulls
out a cotton handkerchief as big as Il
table cloth, and commences wip,nC,
first on one side and then the other.
Just as he is in the act of wIPing his
throat and under his arms. he stretch
es out his hands to the eX-Presldent.
sHow do YOU do, Mr.. Van Buicn,
am glad to see you
q am well, but wearied, said Mr..
Val Buren,. 49,,
Here a pause ensued, IN which
Jesse went through the SAME "'p'ng
operation. ~,
when did o see Col. Dick?
Col. uho,' said Mr.. Van Buren,.
sVhy Col. Dick Johnson. The
last time | saw him | slept with him..
Good Godn said Mr.. Van Buren;
.Idid hat,' replied Jesse-and
again he went through the operation
of wiping.
How old are you, Mr.. Van Buren,
he again resumed. Van Buren, told
him. 49,,
.Ahr said he, Il did not think you
were so old; and how much do you
weight
Van Buren, told him, and again
there was a pause, and some more OIL
the precious Democracy having come
in, some time was spent in further ~
Productions, when Jesse Abel again
resumed: -,
sMr. Van Buren,, you are a consid'
cradle Of a show about here.
'Ahr said the great man. -,
sYes,' said Jesse, 'but you don
look much like your pictures.
sAhn said Van Buren,.
Hereupon Jesse looked around, ano
, 1843-12-23
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

THr RADICAL ls issued every Saturday morn
inc, at $3.50, if paid within six months, and
# payment be longer delayed, Three Dollars
will be sIacted.
TITO a club of Three or more subscribers,
ii paid in aduanee,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearases
ar. paid, except at the option ofthe Editors.
TPestmasters are authorized by law to far
ward money to newspaper publishers, free Of
charge. All letters to the Editors, BY mail,
must be POST PAID.
, 1843-12-23
Authorized Agents for the Radical.

I. N. BRYsoN s. Co., Louisiana, Mo
A. MAsE. P. VI. Frankford. ="
H. T. KENT, P. NJ. GAINESVILLE, "
C. Z. PERKINS, P. NJ. Auburn,
]. H. BRITToN, Troy,
B. GIBsox, P. NJ. Paynesville,
Door. w. II. NIcKLIS, New Hope, "
p. W. OVERLY, P. NJ. Shamrock,
JoHx RAILS, New London,
A. HENDRIX, P. NJ. Spencerburg. ="
JAS. n. GR1FFIx, Hickory Creek, I"
W. w. ADAMS, Marthasville, I"
Door. ]. ADAMS, Ashley,
, 1843-12-23

Brass Clocks, with mahogany cases,
are now made for from So to 50 each, at
Bristol, Conn, where a capital of$3oo-
600 gives employment to 400 mechanics.
More than 10000 clocks have been sent
to England from that place within 10
months. and two agents are constantly
kent in that country by the Bristol manu-
facturers.
, 1843-12-23

The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Patriot, writing under date of
the LIST inst. says:
81 have TO state that the Attorney &c
neral has unreservedly, and think pub
iicly, pronounced tho act of Congress
prescribing the system of electing mem
bars unconstitutional. His conduct in
this respect has been the subject of much
remark, with those who are acquainted
whit and has been greatly reprehend-
ed. 1t is just that it should be, Tor no
course of conduct could be more IN vio-
lation of all propriety than that the At
torney General of the United States
should, in a question Of this nature en-
deayor to forestall the minds ofthe men,
bers for political party purposes
, 1843-12-23

From the last census taken IN Great
Britain it appears that the whole rum
hrr of inhabitants in England and
Wales. in 1871, was l5,9O6.74l.; the
excess Of females owe males being
364.553. In England the population
averaged 297 to a square mile; IN
Wales. l22. The increase during
the previous ten years was at the rate
of 220,l4O per year, or IA per
cen
The rumber OF persons depend
ent upon their parishes Tor support Is
not stated. and the great extent to
which pauPerism prevails u only
be estimated from ihe tact that, IN
I84l. a tax OF 3 per pound was lev
led on the rental of England for the
poor rates. and on the rental OF Wales
a tax Of 2s 81, which produced e.
S5I.828'-about IS to each lnhabIt.
;nt. or 81 los Sd to every male above
the age of 20. The number OF GRIM
inal offenders 10 England. in l84l,
was e7.l32. OF the offenders com
mitted, 22,5GO We're males and 500
females. OF the criminals sentenced,
but IA per cent, or about ID Ia 200,
could read aad write well. and only
4 per cent, OF 4 in 1000 had Instruc-
ton superior to reading aud writing.
"From the best Information IN pos
session Of the government derived
from the marriage reglsters.) ltappears
that only 67 mel and 81 women IN
IOOlcan write their own names; yet
wih this disCraceful fact known, the
amount appropriated forthe education
of the veop'e in l84l was but t6I,-
ll2 Is, or,about Sd for each chlIa
between the ages OF 5 and Is years.
The total annual value oi real pro-
per,v was sf62 10000, or = rent OF
e. 9s Sd per acre.
.Emp'ognlents Of tie PQPHlatton.-
About one third Of The population OF
EEaIana and Wales are employed IN
agriculture. und Of these about three
Unfths are directly Or Indirectly en-
gagged in the raising Of corn Tor, as
We would say in America, grG'a.)-
The total annuaI3vaIue Of tie agrcuI-
turlI produce. exclusive Of wood, &C.,
IS estimated at El32, 10000. A We,
~ large proportion of the people are
engaged in. and directly dependent
upon, manufactures Tor support. ihe
gross annual produce OF some OF the
great departments Of manufacturing
Industry n.ay DC stated IN round mum
bers AS follows: cottor, E3j,OOO,OOO;
woollens, 100000 pounds; IRON x
hardware. 1900 0O0pounds; leather
l3.5OO,O00 pounds; silk, 100000
pounds; linen, 100000 pounds; glass
and earlhenwarc, 1880. 900 pounds;
watches. iewelvy. &C., 100000
pounds; hats. e.4OO,00O pounds; pa.
per, 81 100000. We DO not find
the number Of persons who DO moth
Ing. but in one way or another dra"
their support from those who labor
anywhere distinctly stated"
, 1843-12-23

Money vas first made at Argos, e9a
years before Christ.
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MONEY MARK Eft.
Saturday, April SO p,

SATURDAY, April Sd r. Me
The sales at the board were very heavy to-day and
prices fell. Ohio SIS receded J. Kentucky est
At the board, sales were larger and prices fell
lower. Ohio SIS, of $780, II per cent; Kentucky os
rose |.
The disappearance of Mr.. shipman has caused good
deal Of conversation. amusing however 10 observe
the zeal with which losses disclamed. No has
lost any thing 1t is like meeting OF the United States
Bank stockholders-no can be found who is bona
fde holder.
At New Orleans the 2eth the following sums Of spe
Gle arrived -
Per ship oho,from Philadelphia. SEQ 600
In bark Nancy w. Stevens, from New YORK; 1oo0O
In bark n. Ring, from sisal ..''''''' oso'
rot., -. COS
The Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, Matthew
st. Clair Clarke ESQ in obedience to an Act Of Congress,
has pubshed in the National lnteigencer statement
80 M orra,ions made at the late session of Congress-
Co.. the half calender year ending the aoh of June ls4s
and the fiscal year ending the soth Of June, 1884, The
following is the RreA,ruL.rrox
Civil and Diplomatic list, six months ending
June 20, Is4s, sIs7ol7a
Ivn. 40 lsza pss
Military 1aar service for same periods, 4p7a,is4
Naval service for same periods, o,os2,7s3
NAVY pensions, So 900
Fortifcation sos 500
pensions-invalid revolutionary and widows i,lo74oo
Indian departmept-treaties, &c. 2,l00 sss
Treaty with Great Britain, 53l7U
Protection OF Commerce. Lake Michigan, $4,000
Exsmin alton and survey harbor Of Memphis, 1000
Establish telegraphs, 10000
Pay ent Of Georgia militia, 1880
Private claims, 657os
S2o.2l4,lsB
This item includes the appropriations for the Post
0fco Department, which are paid exclusively out Of
.i avenues OF that Department and therefore no
lrgc the Treasury, and which amount to S4,ba5,-
90.
Mr. Fillmore, will be remembered. in his report from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09

ANOTHER REJECTION. Yesterday the nominations
made by Gov Bouck for inspectors of The Sing Sing
State prison, were considered and four OF them
confirmed, viz. Henry Romer and Henry Harris, OF
Weschester, John w Edmonds, of New York, and
Thornton M. Nven, of Orange Thomas J. Carml
clael of Westminster, was rejected, by vote oil liz
10 I6 The IL in favor OF affirming were all demo
crats--of the Senators for rejection, 9were wings
and democrats Mr. Carmichael, we understand,
is capableand efficient democrat.-AibomyArg"
1DyiiS.
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90 Quarters go at par, and in any quantity, at the
American Museum, and Barnum, if ever manager dd'
gives people the worth other money in fun and wonoer
There are Miss Darling and Cerito, Winche ana 'hans
Fong the enchanting Melodeon and last and greatest OIL
all the Giant Bow. osure. never did astonish his
mother"
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DrsrRuc IvE FiRK AT GREENE, CHENANeo CouN-
ry The Norwich Journal of Thursday, contains
Jay n,phl II broke out in Perkins ~ Hltchcock's
store s and destroyed eight buildinss-loss $i2 oo
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The DrFFERENcE.-In the interior snow is from
one to six feet deep In this city mud is from one
TO four feet deep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09

MEXICAN NEws.-Wel learn from Captain CoIns
OF the Caroline, who arrived yesterday from MAJ,
moras, that when he left, General Ampudis with
fifteen hundred men, was under marching orders e.,
Tampco
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The HUDsoS is still firm above Red Hook. The
wesent mild, springlike weather will soon open il
10 Albany Boats leave to-day for that city.
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ma THE FRENCH ANrtpHLoGisTlc NINrNNf
lr he cure of all discharges from the W'h'" -s'l '
bottles at 81, and at 90 cents each. -
~ Nassau street .
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70 Henrques, of 81 William street, has Just re-
ceWeu from The Havana choice brand of segar,
entitled the Esparero, new brand. No pains or
expense nave been spared in getting up this article,
ana VIII give entire satisfaction to those that will
call and try them. "'D' VII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09

The BORDER TRoUBLK.-The recent arrests on the
Aroostook have created tremendous excitement
in New Brunswick
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'o"hNoS " Cc.-rhis line now dispatches two
Npes gay Tor Albany and the west, one up the
'''e o'her over thelHousatenc railroad. e,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09

SIR CHARLES METcALFE was sworn in Governor
General of Canada on the Both ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09

OU- The weather yesterday was balmy, beauti-
full, and bracing Thermometer s. In the shade.
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U. s. SENATOR FOR INDTANA.-Edward A. Hama.
gan was recently elected Senator from Indiana but
there appears to have been some informally in the
election, and Oliver H. Smith, the wing candidate,
will therefore contest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09

MAYOR OF COLUMBUS, mo.--Wright all sorts of
candidate, has been elected.
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PRArEs.-Captain Silliman, of the brig Rebecca,
arrived yesterday from Cuba, reports that on leav-
ing that place, he was informed by pilot that a
small cossting vessel, which arrived on the even
Ing of the 2Oh, had been boarded by piratical
schooner, rugged fore and att with crew of about
fifty men, TO the westward OF 81 Croix
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City Intelligence.

BRUTAL OuTRAGE.-John Scobell, known as the
former clerk of De Merritt, OF financiering memory
was lodged in the city prison yesterday afternoon
by officer McGrath, a charge OF inhumanely
beating, on Thursday last, woman named Mary,
who has been living with him as his wife. She
was found by the officer in bed in the room with
Scobel, at the second house from the corner OF Ca
nal street, in Washington, and presented most
distressing appearance Her body was literally CO.
vered with black and blue Spots her eyes blacke d.,
and nearly closed, her upper lip cut open and other
wise so bruised and mangled that she could hardly
be distinguished from a colored person. She
was conveyed to The Hospital, and upon
| being examined by Drs. Walsh and Jones,
| was pronounced to be in a dying situation. The
| Coroner was unable to hold an ante mortem exami-
nation last evening, owing to the state of the wo.
mans health, but will probably be able obtain her
evidence to-day. The woman is e,lcente, and there
rs every reason TO believe from her present situation
that she cannot survive.
Scoble was before the Special Sessions last week,
on charge of assault and battery this woman,
but through her solicitations, he was discharged on
promise OF good behavior.
A young man, about Is years old, named Samuel
Scott, and a native of Greenwich, Conn, fell over
board from the sloop Theodore, Capt. Merritt, OPP
poste Corears Hook, and was drowned
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New CHURCHES IN BALriMoRE.-No less than ,hr.
teen churches are nov 10 progress Of construction in
| Baltimore
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qo- REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION OF

90 REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. OF
THE SIXTH WARD.
WILLIAM SHALER, for Alderman.
THOMAS 8. HENRY, for Assistant.
PATRICR KELLY for Collector.
S G"as k MsaS..u, For Assessors.
n n.s,.a o Ts's,s'. For oonstaOle'.
Ira B. CLARK,
DR.. MICHAEL CoRBIT
inspectors OF Election for the first district.
ENocH E. CANT,
MATHEW MURRAY,
For the second district
JOHN DEvLrN,
MICHAEL HANAvAN,
For the third district
THOMAS STEVENS,
THOMAS s. MURPHY,
For the fourth district,
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raSsuKE.-Hal .loot o, snow fell !at Portland
on the 9th inst
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Herald Literary Depot /.

All the and cheap literary publications OF the day
are for SALE wholesale and retail the HERALD Orros
northwes, corner OF Nassau and Fulton street.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
.PHLApELrHIA, April EAR VIM Put Baker Bostoni Gen
Rowena. Williams, st Thomas.
BALTIMoRE April AR Rochester, Wise. NewYork Cid
Water Witch Bou St Johns, PR John Ban. Honghead,
West Iudies.
ALrxAEpRIA April 5-Au Victory, New York; 6th Evin.
New burport; Coral Ihomsson Below. Stevens from
Bermuda.
Manchester. do.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$4,000 st Louis Bonds, ss 1850 66; $500 Wilmington
per cent 1883 65s $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds 1916 49, 500
State 5s 1864 39 so shares Union ok of Tenn, 39 "a
shares Reading X X. 1884,
AFrrR BoARp-Ss0 State 5s 1865, 80 $1,000 do, 1885,
s91; % shares Farmers Mechanics Bk 23t 81 shares
I Is
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INTERESTING FROM BRAzn-We have receivedby
the Odessa, from Rio de Janeiro, file of the "Jor-
mol do Commerce." and the nexed letter from
correspondent there. 1t is mostly in relation TO
some trouble between an American vessel and the
Custom House Officers at Rio, and we give it for
the benefit Of whom it may concern We have
heard similar complaints before this--one of the
ship Paris.
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VOCATION between New Yor, and Hartford Is
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ABLE connections living about nine miles from Brook
Ign, on L. L. into Office yesterday to purchase
bottle OF Balm of Columbia and told he had used the
Balm for 10 years. and showed perfect Lead of hr
as regards strength and thickness could wish to
though whitened by age
The true Balm may be had only at II Maiden lane. It
was the only article that had long preserved the hair
end kept it thick.
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We do not approve of such marked demonstrations
feeling at an occurrence like that in which young Mel
Ger was engaged None rejoice in his acquitte
than do yet believe that such expressions
probation altogether improper and out Of place.
The family Of Mr.. Mercer have evinced wisdom in re
fusng parcpsncy in any public exultaton at his acqut
tai and is to be hoPe that the young himself vii
maintain crcumspcction of department in keeping will
the natural character which his learned and able
set UP for hun on the trial.