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The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09


The HEN AND KITTENS "A few days
ago | was at the residence of Mr.. Bar
ney,pastor Of the Congregational church
in Seekonk, Il. l. He invited me into a
little shed, and there showed me very
extraorary example of animal instinct.
1t was hen bringing up litter of four
kittens. In all respects, so far S they
could receive it, she gave them the same
attentions as she would her own brood
She scratched vermin and other things
tor them; called them TO partake; she
clucked for them, and broode1 over them
night and day, as they had need. II is
true, they could not enjoy the food thus
offered for them, neither could they fol-
low her in her wanderings as chickens
would do.
The little things lived as do other
kittens, BY sucking their real mother,
puss. They obtained this privilege by
the assistance Of friends, or in the occa-
sional absence Of the hen. When the
hen was present, puss could not come
nigh her kittens, for though she was
much stronger than the hen, yet she
shrunk as MANY larger animals do, from
her noisy threats.
Occasionally, in the absence of the
hen, puss would come and steal her kit
tens, and carry them by the neck &c
another place, to oversee them herself |
But very soon the hen would find them
and take possession Of them as before.
You are doubtless all enquiring how
this happened. asked the same ques-
ton and was told, that puss had her
nest near the hen while she was sitting
upon her own eggs. When the cat first
left her kittens alone, the hen hearing
their infant voices, probably supposed
them TO be her own. She therefore
left the nest with her eggs Unmatched,
and took possession Of the nest of kittens.
Having first pitied, she next loved them,
and continued to watch over their well
fare.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

''Stop your jaw dare" said Cuffee to
two companions, who were wrangling;
"stop your jaw, or you will be as big
blackguards as dc members of Con-
gress, that jaw all do day long and do
nuair.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

Nothing bcoaie
youth SO mucA 8
VepcrG,iCn LOT VI
age.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

81 shall be fof'f I.
err indebted TO you '. ,
YOU will make li'i \
suit of c'oihes. y
Saturday Sat- night, ~
"Heaven fo y
replied the tailor
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

this ) life if are no tI,s,
without the G' I'D
as the man sala " \,
he called for u
morning dram
This is o w.
.tsrrow colu''''
very,
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-09

sl'll let you off this time" as the horse
said TO his rider, when he capaizcd him
in the mud-holc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
MARRIED.


On Sunday the 18th inst. by the Rev William NJ Still
well in this city George Henry Monteith to Anna Matilda
Berry, both of the city of Albany.
At New Canaan, CT on Tuesday morning, 18th inst. by
the Rev. T. Smith, Mr.. Charles Benedict Miss Amelia
Cooke, daughter of Col Ezra Benedict.
At Auburn, 10th inst. Mr. John Woodruff of the City
Hotel, Albany 10 Miss Jane White, Of Auburn
At ST Julien, in Sposvania comfy, Virginia, on Thurs
dav the st inst by the Rev William Friend Robert Ham
iiton of Richmond to Miss Helen daughter of the Hon.
FIanci; 7. Brooks of the Court of Appeals
In Fmquier couay, Va the sh irst by Rev. Philip
Slaughter Joseph Travis Rosser Of Petersburg, Vat Miss
Mary Walker irmstead, daughter of Gen; Armstead, u
S. Army.
Ia Athens Ga on Thursday morning. the sh inst by the
Rev ~ Hoyt D. D., Lieut. Lewis S. Craig, U. S. Army,
20 Miss Elizabeth Church, third daughter Of the Rev.
Alonzo Church, D. d. President of the University of
Georgia
onlhe 18th inst. Union Church ST Adams, VI by the
Rev. Wm. Henry Holt Geo. VIM. Palmer, Esq of Platts
burg Miss Frances Ellen daughter Of the late Hon. John
Lynde
DIED,
On Tuesday morning eoh inst; Mrs. Mary Arno, in the
He. friends and acquainaaces and those of Charles Baker
respectfully invited attend her funeral this afternoon AT
o'clock from her late residence, 26 Montgomery
Suddenly, OF apoplexy, Garret Van Wasgener aged ST
years.
Ga the 10Th inst Rober; G. sse, ede,, of the late
Michael Sse, aged 80 years.
On Monday 18th of June Mrs Rachel Smith, in her SD
On the l7l, inst Henry, son Of Henry Grnne!l, aged
At Warwick Orange Comfy, n. Y. the 4,h inst after
short bu, severe illness Benz, Wright Esq aged 81 years,
formerly merchant Of this city
AT Rhinebeck, on the 18th inst Abraham Schultz, Esq
aged SO years.
A, Fairfield CT. June I9h, Mrs. Sarah Allen, in the 62d
year Of her age.
At Utica on the 18th after long and distressing i'll
ness, John Williams, Esq. merchant in the saith year OF his
age.
AT Washington City, Saturday the 18th instant, Mrs
Rachel Coumbe widow of the late William Coumbe.
Passengers Sailed
In the ship England for Liverpoo-Rev Stark Mr. Jos
Clarke Henry Whitewrigh;, Miss Elizabeth WhewIigh
Henry Levy, Henry Keyser, Goodwin, Mrs Goodwin and
daughter of NYork: James T Dennon Frederick Cramer
of England John Niclvene Of Philadelphia Doctor
iIutchin and lady Mrs Fitzgerald Of lreland w Dick
sou, Esq of Jamaica; Mrs G4skns and son OF Brooklyn
Passengers Arrived
In the bark Louisa from Roerdam-J Lee, Holmes, u
Baker-l20 in The steerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
rur SoNERS MuTINY.

Pamnhet containing all the Testimony Documents ar
raty and Particular. of the Tragedy on board the la
S.,rs an Sonrrs with the Portrait OF Commander Ssc
xgyzrE fac-simile Of Spences Greek Prograinne an
fae Dving of the Somecs she sits on the wateI VIM
nor views descriptions, &c fricr Izi Gents
remittnis 81 will receive twelve coPlfs
The June number of the Southern Literary ies'enss'
has come 10 hand Agents aud Others be supplied at 'a
Tribune Office this morning.
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ca,,,. of Rou.es OF Travel.
rccmpilea FOR the New-YoIk Daily Tribune

ras,,e of Routes OF Travel.
,c,r,n;lpd for the New-yorh Daily Tribunc.l
lop'." ',s Mode. Dist. Cost
Re,L,esl. 's .Ibsnv. Steamboat, n. r. 1850 ST 50
yev.i o'I, ., ~ 80; 1,.S v,i., railroad D o0
Do, D9,zt.o ,Ez s.,,aTS Bsstan via Nor
Msi5sys Wacces,er Steamboat and r r. 240 5 90
y.s.sefk SIS g t1,S,i pso,;d.nee. ..o4o 90
ng;Sa go ss - Nnrwicb. . Steamboat .l37 . 50
ss.YSsfs e Railroad. 81 IS
ssrss:s ssess:er 70 Boston: a 90 %
ssiea 70 70 1,Ssss co@cossd, n H.. ..... IS 50
sssaa s,sss TO Portland, Me-; .. 10
sss.iSSls o. s.sanb,t ~ ibo to smb. SC. 90
.gkas.si, gs 70 Baltimore. III 90
sdanofs TO Wssa,;aa Wssaias0n u. sro.chs. u o
E,illaoss E,a.os 70 !, Richmond. Va. Railroad
ssscsd ssasaoad to Blskeley, n. c.. ...........
ABaay TO Buffalo, 'Ra,iroad q. 10 % %
..;o AsaH; g syracusc. Vs.cu:. 50 90
srscuse to Auburn. ...... u J 90
lsbptn 10 Reenes'eF. I, g '..... . CC CC
Rent,,y' F,.e from Albany to Schenectady IS so
~, fare lrOm Schenectady to Utica and found, so 50
:" Utica to Syracuse, 60 oo oo
:lgst'e va oslh, anu l6 90
Do. Do. 10 Dc:roi, by Lake Eric 300 90
'st'ot 10 Jackson. .l:a'iroad 100 %
hfEsoa y - 9' cIcs : s,esohoa GO
oto, 70 Chicago. over land. .269 81 81
safalo to Niagaaa Falls Railroad - 90 90
sk9P2Lt ., 70 n'4sas5 p.,:t Cana, and r. r.. 400 co
ym.YoIE to Easton, Pa. r r. and Stages SO 50
albany 70 Whitehall caAali - 90
suling,on to Plattsburg; !" -. % % 90
,a1s1 ,sfsGa[ 20 9 ,p, Railroad % 25
3..I 3lsaral to ousbec. Steamboat 90
We believe these rates to be substantially cor
sc.. though at present they are not adhered to
!. tbc North River Boats, and probably some
.,:aos :, consequence of spirited compctition.
Sns @ n' r1,ar. I.,, Nc - cotrec, and comn,e,s hi,
rf.q y ~ ~ -''''S,O -
--1H'--- :. ,r,
i.nce Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church commenced It's session at Warren Oh
Wednesday, the 7th inst, Bishop Hedding,
.sod bv Bishop Morris, presiding. Several dis
aS n S,.4,,,l,.,
.J1rocs,5 tic Co, ,foro,ce :, !, ,,err
VI. Gu" ",os "'''' .''eI VIZ y
able and glowing sPeecii Oh 'nc iiPo l"hec oi o.
sgying the Sabbath On Sunday, the ordhauon
dfre elders and five deacons took place before
r,.dod ,ccon,h ,hlaoe This Conference com
iet! w
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21


Ship ocmugse, Pcet, Orleans E X Collins Co.
Bark Cuba, Blanchard, Belfast, Me, Buck s Peters.
Brig, Rio Gaade Cousins. Antwerp Schmidt X Balchen;
Wrn Davis Sears Boston II Hayiland.
Schrs Hope w Gauly Candy Richmond, y Cooley&
Co. Alac, Purnell Wilmington, NC. do.
ARRIVED,
Ship Rob Roy Arnold IL ds I'm Liverpoo salt to Cen
Ter * Co.
Bark Louisa, Bunham of Baltimore Al ds I'm Rotterdam
Brig Emil Sherwood ds I'm Chasleson cotton, SC, TO
Duuham y Dlnon.
Brig Fayorite Brown II ds AIansaailla Cuba tobacco
to Lasala.
stores to llussles Sid with schr Isabella Thomas,
schr judge Hitchcock Hathaway. : ds I'm Newben, NC
naval 10 S l. Mitchell.
BELOW ship with Bolton Fox & Lviugstous sig
nasQpposed be the Buggundy from HavIeday oi saii-
iag May 10. Also, Other snip, no signal. WIND Sc
DISASTERS.
Brig PEARL Capt Harding shore Eg.nesa; had near,
ly all s cargo Saturday, and would De al
by night with bat very httle damage 10 tie lower ter oi
goods. She has probably been got o.. this Is she was
making but little waterhad lost anchor and part OF her
chain.
The john Hale lost off Eleher,a was valued $1,000
insured iof SS 900 a; two offices In Boston.
Sehr Rose, (Br) Fougere, Picou for Boston,
.a'o AID suk night of lst by Br brig Mary Ann from PIG
tou Tor Liverpool
scr Aaiy Susan Iiads I'm Ballast for Pctou, put into
Lnbec st last having been ashore Seal Island, Cape
sable. She had been repaired previous TO 18Th
Fishing ssr Perseverance, Wood, from Western Bank,
with 90 els fish, retnrncd Plymouth 5ih viii. damage,
Quebec.
large Eastern schr apparently bilsed was ashore on the
rocks Woods Hole i5n; people work trying to
gether Oft.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
IN PRES.
N PRESS,
No. VI. of the Series OF
uSEFuL. WORKS FOR TIE PEOPLE.

WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED,
A Popular Treatise on the CULTURE OF SlLh, with
Directions FOR the Treatment Of the SiIkWoTn the Manage
nen OF the Nursery the Manufacture OF Raw Silk the Ma
cneTy, the Expenses, OUTLAWS, &c. SC sc. Prepared from
the authorities Illustrated by EnGravings
The above work will be printed uniformly! with the Series
Useful Works the be iuni clear type, and ssld
a. the low price OF 25 cents, or I've copies for 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
NJ s. Nrwu,M. Secretary. j2l 9

ses,ring's Anti-DySpePtie and nl Resto5 o.
Nervous Affections. 1t is highly recommended by eminent
physicians and by persons who have been benefited by
tie, and 50 per Dozen jeI0 Inns
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NEW WORLD. SERIAL SUPPLEMENT,
a DOUBLE NUMBER
Containing the JCLY PART of that
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The bsst Serial now published, by the author Of
'.Charies O'Nniiey."
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f 5. D.;
OR ACCOUNTS OF IRISH HEIRS.
Being the Continuation OF
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deeply Interesting Romance Of the Emerald Isle by
thor of Handy Andy, &c
Together with the June Part of the Life and Adventures OF
MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT, by Boz, the nimitabIe
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
AUCTION SALES.

Josish Richards. ABctioneer.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS IL PLATT.-Store
~ lAS Bgoadway.
I1fllErr. 1 EieHyH SkwYoGx TR.pg s,Ix.--Tbe rest
eSuia ITace Sale ct Books viii bs held Gurirg 81, iss
nsS N tAuSSsS. isyoies ai Books, PlFe-, Sts6D4y
onrsls i hsSs. Gaa J1if' iseoty pe PAes. s.d al
iTtlGies connected " with the Book trade are s-
Catalogue will De Iyess. Ts.s,si es,h ,fyne ,y
De made oa receipt Of goods when r0yu,sI 49,
ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING
At "a o'clock II she Auction RnoS,
OLo ENGLISH Booss-A lage COLLECTION Of ola rcl:,l
Books embracing many T,ous old work. - -''e''-
Liberal cash advances nr.e ceussnEients 10, a,e,;c
sales.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

DAVID SANDS & co, Apolhecaries and Che
~ mi.ts II East Broadway Market street respect
fully call the attention Of Families Physicans and t pub
lie generally and country, their and wei
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
WILL BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW
M A r S T O n

THE MEMOIRS OF A STATESMAN.
splendid Romance under the above title written with
hand and which promises equal in the
celebrated story of Ten THOUSAND YEAR if not written
by the author, is commencedin in
THE JUNE NUMBER OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

VaT l.. CONKLIN Gate firm OF Green i Conk
w linz respectfully informs his friends and |, me public
stantly on hand comp assortment OF Mems and Boys
Clothing of all descrpons Cloths, Cassimres and Festings
OF the most fashionable kinds, which will be made to 0sGeT a
the shortest notice and in the nes.est style:
Mr. will suresiltend his ow esab men. and as here
,oorr devote his personal the making of Chill
Also Cattins done for those who prefer having them made
lnma e9 rli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

THE FIRM OF GREEN y CoNKLIN R2v.
ing been dissolved by rnat,ll consent, the ,serber
Informs the public that the wholesale ad i3%ail CI9hlng
gas.is's srnns. No. . BoWERY and No. 10 CHATHAM;
STREET where e viii Al al tme BE- t9qni = ,gil & s
CIoTHISG Of ali DESCRIPTIONS made the lart aaimost
fashionable styles, which the attention OF those ~ want IS
every paeEet he ss, st5lS Of Clio Hs r., CAssi
xd4Ienc Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect salts
faction to all who may purchase
r:oooas - noIy am b.nJ GEORGE T. GREEN
NY ort MAJ / 1919. iej Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

De. FLEMIScs MEDIcArED CANpIEs.--Fiis Diarhes
Candy is certain, safe and speedy for all bowel
plants prepared from his celebrated Quaker Balm
aud probably the nearest inallb!e remedy Of any
thing that be obtained. II soothing and salutary
the dIaihea attendant the last of consumption. This
pleasant Candy and be given children without
any dhcnlt fact after taking they will cry after
it. His Won Candy is also pleasant aud most efee,ual
remedy for the total determination Of Worms beth children
ad adults It's perfect preparaon being safe and efecu
al. Nothing compare with II.
TESTIMONIALS.
Mr.. W. II. Rogers. o.. SO Walker-stree Newly ork paa
Ing of the DiaTEd.a remedy, says:
confidently rccommendi as ose Of the best medicines
now in use for all bowel comp ANTS
Capt; Z. Stewart OF the United States Hotel Newark, n.
j., says:
prise a single dose effected perfect cure"
OF tn. Worm Candy Nh James Cox, OF &c Upper Jeifer-
sons,t Newark, y. J., says:
. have tried this andy on my little SON. and exceeds
Others no hive used it, aud who speak Of unparalleled
remedy for Worms does not sicken and yet has the most
saluary effect
testimonials might be added for each preparation
but prefer TO lei tem speak for themselves.
p 5. The above Candies prepared and sold, wholesale
and retail Dr. COFERIS Office. No 1876 Nassausreet.
-Ezn~---
nT~ Dr. OsGoop's INDIA CHoLAcoGUE, which has
gained such nocriety the of Fever and Acue and
other bilious affections, may be found S3 John where
small Treatise the above disease be had gratis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
MISREPRESENTATION

r7-Leary s. Co.-Genoa Hats.--A fur fabric of
sne texture and delicate hue expressly adapted TO Cen
dement's Summer b. of their exceeding ghtness
beauty elasticity, and durability, ready and for sale by
LEARY & CO. No, 4 and ) Astor House.
Also choice selection Of the elegant Rocky Mountain
Beaver Hat for Summer Jel7 lwis-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
=. II. Ludlow, Aucuoneer.


AZ. DESIRABLE VILLA SITES cn Thros,g
;:;g Neck.,E H Ludlow Co. wiil sell at Auction. On
s Thursday JuIe gid at y o'clock the leyctfis'
Exchange, three desirable locations Thrcss Point esr-
chester county rontinS The road called tie ht Sore
FCry Road, viz:
81. of land sdioinng the property o Jacob l-
Roy, Esq, formerly the OF DAVID Austin. E>s "a
2 OF sud adotHg Tie above d opposite the OF
II. Oyaiiug, Esq 3d. adjoiuDg the 4Ed d..
r. whole at atore property IS IN high % cUlti-
yaton ssd well sacti wilkins la and other lls
erseIScd with foe lufe>, ,na orchard Celebrated
scucgi,y atmospheric only Il miles rom lg lily
Hall ard from the depo, Of DE Harlem Ea!lgo1i ~ VII
ams B-ise from which Stages niSs TO and iloai. he
quality OF the Land ard besUfy OF The location ans o cos
not 10 be SURPASSED the cGuBIy ~ Westche<tsE X map OF
the property Office OF the AuouoveeE. II
Broad street, at Robert Finley Hotel en- TIcs Point
OF saiei0 te of sale,
50 days the balance annual iiSllaIents the wic!e
may be pad on delivery OF the deeds. Jei2h &Ftiis
4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FAMILY SOAP,
h free from ;ish OIL manufactured and tos sge D.
J2O y w HUEL y SON, Nos. los and ~ Cliif-sr.
MARGARINE. CANDLES-Anew article and
WI particularly adapted the Southern climate, rs they
will much greater degree o heat than The hes Sf,m
and DO not require be snuted while burning. Msnu.ae-
j2G IT " HULL s son, 100 and ne Cliffs,
H,rtford Fir Insurance Company.
I'IHE. INSURANCE. ar the lowest rates by the
Hartford Fire insurance Company.-tincorIoraed SlC
Charter perpetual y
Houses Furniture Stores Merchandise and every de-
scrpron of property against loss or damage b. the
favorable terms. JOHN NELSON, il. .Asect,
ic20 3m S. Wall strerG-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
ALSO IN PRESS,
AND WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A SHORT TINE,
No. VII. OF the Series of
uSEFIu WORKS For THE PEOPLE.
ALSO IN PRES:

Being Course OF POPULAR LECTURES on AS
TRONOAIY delivered the ROYAL Observatory OF Paris.
by NJ AKAGo, Member OF The Institute OF france &c-
Translated, with Notes, b. WALTER K hELLsr, E'q' oil
Trinity COLLEGE Dublin. With numerous Eagreyiass.
The above work viii BE- Uniform with The preceding numbers
f the Series aud sold the low price viz . esnts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
and large assortment Of the delicate French English
Gcrman ,lnl American fERF Uhlt.S, ENTHACJ'S, COS
METlCS, Sc. together wth great variety OF BRUSHES
COMBS and FANCY ARTICLES, adapted 10 the toilet or
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

sTSsA SMALL FARM for sale at auctiou-The
he 22tt day Of Jnie staa' at o'coc in 90 after
Of Bloomfield, Essex County Ne,yJeley about 81, miles
from wnr aud aboat miles from tEe village 0 Bloom.
from Newark 10 Paterson
The Farm consists Of about thirty scre, (abont onr acles
OF wood aAd and the arabic and good order hand
sornciy situated the siie {! The road wirh good or
chard and fruit ban and good dwelling house gar
den.
The sale viii take place bg dwelling hcuse npon the
premises, 9nd the property rcludg ,le rss ria and IN
the crops thereon, viii be positively eod tie hiter
DAVID CARA RII hNrC
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

We believe these rates to be substantially cor
sc.. though at present they are not adhered to
sr thc North River Boats and probably some
Sher lines, in consequence of spirited competition
VIII not Editors help us to and complete this
Tablet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

FROZEN TO DRATH-Simeon Vrceand, of Cuba,
had seven sheep frozen to death on the night Of
the lst instant. They had just been sheercd.
Angelica Reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

ITO TEACHERS-A Select School, CONSISTING
Of thirty boys pleasant location in he Central part OF
the city, will be posed Of together with fixtures &c on
favorable teas. The opportunity desirable ore to gem
,lemau who wishes 10 make teaching permanent business
AMY al the Bootore Of Isre Post 80 Bowery je20 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21
ANUE.ESUN 3 UVDbf1, % DOWcIy,
jel6 lwIs. first store above Hester-st.
~ HiehIy ImDortant t!-sCARPA,s ACOUs

~. Highly Impo:sant!-ScARPA ACoUs
TIC olL.Fore CUE Of Deanes Pains, and the discharge
the hnzzlng Of nsect falling q wate y'hizzi9s OF seam
ally attendant with the disease Physicians and Surgeons high
seid bg A. b D. SANDS. Druggists at 70 Fulton street
Broadway: d. Sands Co. No. u East Broadway elO 2"is
-what be car. more trying to the feelings Of moth
e than TO pSoa 3 n N 's a nsa 1i so
nfnlnm summer eomplaint And yet rad!eai cure
inaaSs m Baisn No house should be without this dspen
the stomach, boe liver nervous system In the South,
eccare prominent place IN nearly every domestic medl-
es Sold BY A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, No 70 Fulton
u Eas, Broadway, 273 Broadway. Jio 2"is
~ The Covering which Nature has bestowed on
f.ar fs y9u what hat; can be less Pessn s i 70 oo upon bad
head Even IN le i,,ae OF the Pophst Elisha tnon oa
asd s1 in modern day, defect usually concealed with eal
Gus Bat how much better remedy tha TO coaGea II
iew bottles of ayEe flar Tonic " IN almost az caSes
reader by decoralias the bare scalp with
new growth Of hair The hair IS s of, 9fi no d;i mnsE 5 fom
G the diiapd ~ process. rkese facts do rest upon our
So sSl1 eg T oB 4 's B. sNDs D4usg.is, 30 = Fulton
81; 273 Broadway, u East BEo1d,,ay. Islo 2"is
R-o51a. ereral gross OF Dr.. Jayne; celebrated Hair To-
3s and Ris5f5P: Pi555 " B5@5'dEsy 5.5 Fo,on
D.aS
Fain that id pr. Dyoit Of ?hilldephia, advertising it
,sre ypry largely aud thinks fortune the worthy lady
,ybo dscoyeeit it.. Sold in NewYofk 357 Bfoadway.-
Price so celts and 81 per bottle. je2 2aw2w-
Jaun.iice generally accompanied with an:or and
Inactivity k'd Of itehis pGns pain the whole
hoai Of fsoi sckess Of the stomach ilstnency fnrei
,oagIe heartburn disrnson OF the stomach and bowels
tiysless. asd other symptoms Of INDIGESTION;
Weht's Indian Fegetable Pills (Iaian Pu-gatre) al
,ay certain the above unpleasant symptoms, and
viii all cases II -rsevered with, make psrect cure OF
Jlundcs; cznSe they carry OF by the stomach and bowels
re ,erabuudance of bile which when Interrupted IN II,
downward and taken into the circnaroG Is diifussd
tiou n the whole system, giving deep Yellow color 70 the
skin and an aerangiig all th functions of the body
virgins adizn Vegetable Pills viii b. found also 10 AID
md Digestion sad purify he blood and hseoTs
viii only radical cure of nndIce but at the same
time new life ard risor 20 fi= whole fnnle
s;gr the many spurious In-caes which in order de-
cee made n outward appearance closely TO resemble the
el.nre ,yo:derfnl Pills
l. sto4Id be rsm,alsFed az rene medicine has !priShs
IadG tse'abie Pals neatly ra;ed on the sides OF The bog
es and thai; u the l7ord igks cannot be oaad, all Is POSI-
tiyav WHO'RE.
oces devoted exclusively the sale Of the medicine
wholesale and reaNos. s Greenwich street, Se-
1875 Tnontseet Boston, and No. l69 Race street. Phade
phia. E
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

office Goats, also Travelling Frocks large assortment OF
a2S istr '('''' '''f w r. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors of the
u HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY have declared
dividend OF per the capital stock nayale On and
after Monday, June5. LEWIS PdiLElts
,rv2n inns Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-21

NTOTICE.-The Law Partnership heretofore ex-
l 5tng between the undersigned OF Ihe ls
on his own account, the Office No 20 CmhgsIt
Il. L. SCHIEFt ELM,
R &. EEnRI:.