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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
PE,LF'S Sy.w-YORk MUSEUM

PENLE,s NEW-IORk MUSEUM
~ ,>p rtcruKs GALLEY,
Az b'9A'"as H ,itt,''''. N,>s
sSsA sJX1YIE8BjS otD, lE,o.n
atI ! aIHEA ct curiosity ever eshbi'ed
l,lbseI;iI ! ! ai|ESli IN .\mygics, and Il i Inros-
E@E t. iFIIiisSa s,ble 10 form correct con-
E# an a 49, nS s,S5;$ BL!Fz, ,H,,S
TlSsEEzi IA n,.' f SEfAfht SE&l4 rs
n,y p~r.orm4oce on stiuriay afternoon, ~ o'clock
a, aoea '5 s.f missioa oNLY one sLSG m25
Mr.. WALIACt'S C0NCER T.-Nr. VINCENT
VI Wul,cr. Director Of the toacm"g!!c Society Dab
@ I s noh9T !, S og on pssa 4sn the SG q"
June the Apollo Sai@oG lie vii eSeGaie several taa.
composition md viii have the al Of some OF the prlnciIai
Pro.rtmme IN future a,l,erti,ementS my3l lts
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESlGN.-The
~ iGh Annual Evhibi,ionis new oIen from 3 a MI"
uii,ance . cea;s Season tickets 50 SaalSs.es
y; cents. NY - ll'"'
rTHl. MOST DELIGHTFUL or ALL. IN
CURSIONS!A <,ii across the Hu''on River 10 Hobo
ken, a then walk 10 the ty,sn Fields alou thu eNccf-
Tie most c ii,heG and atsctr,e all the rural
excursions that be- made from the ct. The grounds now
the ,a covered wi,h eh tn tari The Walks IN excellent
order having h considerably embcIlise the present spring
inylo iniSua
ITO LAWYERS.-Two pleasant furnished ofli-
ces ssiL situated for business, with the exc"-
ye nsg good library consisting Of ali the New York
law and ohacer, reports & will b let 10 good tenant
tavery low Aidr..> y l.. At hi, office Ic22t'
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 6l9
SDroadway, near StuysesAnt lnst,,%tr
ms tits = W Ff.rkS Princip'L
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.-
I hoy, Htr.rk
street would in,ite the om friends aud the public
his stock oi the above good embracing every aSl IN the
cash Please call aud examine before purchasing Else
wIcre. m3OcoJGtis-
BUDAPEST CARPET STORE IN TIE l. :.
\ No 90 Bowely-ANDEHSON K DOBBS NOW offer
their who'll, stock Of >tl-",dd PATTERNS OF Three Fly
been purchased Cor cash VIII be sold 20 per lower than
any other e,tab shinca IN the city.
F F>,o F1s ns5 10 e'Fons j. ' iSt DO yard
ThTre piy esrrrtius -; S. do
F %i Oh c AS6E tF S,i DoBBs 10 ., Bo%ery
WOOD SCREWS.-The New-Engand Screw
w Company Providence, u H. heinz fill operation,
r prepared su;l whos.e dealers and the lIardwar
trade generally with variety OF Brass and Iron Wood
screws (n,ac from the best r,lur stock 70 b. obtained
prror manufactures in this country England They
cut the threads their screws on an entirely new principle
orer-rano. lock! gum double treadrd cotin, Sc Orders
addressed To Aesorirr Hodges AGENT Providence or
50 Maiden Lane New SI: III! Il WTfHETEGL
NewYo, Philadelphia Baltimore, Albany, Troy and else
wh-n, mYl9 Inns
DRlNT WAREHOuSE.-B. +. LEE former
Is Of TIE firm Of Lord Leo 2r4 I, p BREWsTEE !
fI3 Pearl street
Hanover Ofk drr!tOuSc extensive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

TT Gcntlcmen's Summer Tats-Comprisnc
all the various styesaTe ready for Inspection and sale
at the Subscribers store corner Pine and Nassau-sts
ln27 Sw- ElfD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
IT!INNVIEF ~. 10 vi NJ VI v WI -StIE
SiNri WARD

roll torth Fst District Of the Sixth Ward shall be at
The sixth Ward Hotel crrg o Duane aud Centre-s treet,
The poll for tn. Second Dnc; OF the Sixth Ward shall b,
IT the Carlton uouse northeast comer of Broadway aud
leoaard-stret.
The po FOR III, THIRD District Of tn, Sixth Ward shall b. At
thu conner Of Franklin md Cenr--stretS
The poli the Fourth District Of the Sixth ard shall be
The North American Hotel, northwest Of Bayard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

- The most Gle giant Family Bible ever
Published; The >"coud number of The
PICTORIAL. BIBLE,
illustrated with 100 Gnrr4vinrs is r.aiv this
l-3 s,s T. :. REDElELD, Clinton HILL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

rJ'Hl. MOST EIlGHTFUL or ALL. En-
Il CURStONS!A S,ii the Hudson River to Hobo
ken, aud then walk the Eyssn Fields alous thu eNcc'-
irgl c7"t' AMI picturesque shores 81 the place VIII prove
that be- made from the The grounds now
present charming aspect the beng mostly IA leaf 'i
the soil covered with rich turf The walks excellent
orefhavs h considerably embcllisrd the present spring
f. g,nte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

Nc. InJ { hlINIStfttt.
Tn, po the Second District the Fifth Ward shall be
At No 2u7 Washing tryet corner OF nusne-stree
The poll for the Third District OF the Fifth Ward shall be
At No. los CharsSrreet (Marion House.l
The pol Tor the Fourth District of the Fifth Wari shall BE-
At No lJ5 Hnison.s;.rrt corner OF Ncstry-strect
SIN1H W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

DARIS CRAVATS, SCARFS, &c.-A large
assortment of the latest les. and rich patterns
received 23l Broadway opposite the Fountain. in27 lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

TNOTICE TO THE LADIES.:-,Ihe Ladles
of New-Tork my customers in particularly ar nsfect
1npsyrnsns Wages Ito which nave accorded my Ladi-1
She's Of all different kinds made IN the e.sst tlrncs
In shiIiings pr pair (n-e and double sole warranted hy
mr. cent hsntsomer ad better than those sold al the cheap
Ladie, slipp-rs and Buskls second gGsty also;
IL Roots and She's Of all kinds and prices; L.
Az CO. Roots a, -l3 aad made 10 order At twenty sii-
Iings .rual 20 any in the city ~ -, ,,o,.
VIII man thinks my customers for '~ir liberal pa
arp hon v srr1c 20 business, 10 aneft eohi
Sn'e u T * DOT in mortal, command success
Ba' L 20 .J' B. MILLER, ls2 Capai-street
MN s,aoS,. between Thompson and sullivan 'ssaAs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

oo WATCHES! WATCllESl-The largest
NJ "A ud most splendid assortment Of Watches the city
w. 70 found tn snbscribeIs IL IS constantly
.r.ying all descriptions Gold and Silver Watches 81 The
newest style from the manufacturers England France
Switzerland and selling them At stalI 2. much lies pr.
,!i.n an o.r house the CITY. Gold Watches lo
as so tn SIS ZACH Watches and J.welry exchanged
bought Al watches warranted To keep good time or the
msi.-y r, tnn- Watches Clocks and Jewery repaired
tie manner aud warranted lower t,n any other place
@. e. ALLEN, Importer of Witches and Je,ssiry,
myiT Isf Who'll, sale aud retail. ~ Wall - stsiis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

DRlNT WAREHOUSE-B T. LEE former.
L IS Of the finn Of Lord < Lees and L. B. BREWSTER
under the ra of LEE BREW STER have established Al
fiS PearI-Strcet,
Hanover square, New York, 4 Warehouse extensive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
SEEn\n WARD

The roll fer the Frs; District OF the Second Ward shall, Be
\: the second War, Hotel, No. s. NtSsaa-sIrret. ,
The poll Tor thu Second District OF the Second Ward snail
l. the >cuthw corner vt Bsekmsn and Iod-streels
THIRD WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

~ Second NVar,i.-At Meeting of the Second
Ward Democratic Wing Executive Committee held May 81
the llowin. Ticket recommended for thu support OF
the Electors of the Ward for the Election be held Mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

r. Din. OsGoop's frpI.r CHoL.GoGur which has
aimed sGch the OF Fever and A-u- and
er billions affections. b. found John stfe- where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

L t>ortmcn OF tr latest Styles new lnd nch pdtt+ns Just
received at 23l Broadway opposite The Fountain nI lw
NETWORK CASH TAILORING Establish.
~ nent li2 Fulton.street Bfoaiw4y.-J. C. BOOTH
Co lie the attention Of their old and the pub
lie tlcir present spend stocks of newly manufactures
and imported BfoaclOh CasSlmeres, rich and elegant Vest
Jugs &c. which they prepared to make up IN The most
fashionable aud durable STYLE unpeceden Iow prices
b. the economies Of exclusively cash business aud an ex
trade Gentlemen assured that no establishment
in the CIT furnish elegant goods or make them II"
in while the prices the lowest cash stand
ard Orders filed the shortest possible time terms, cash
on delivery myl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

AID LAVA COFFEE-Roasted and Ground
~ Prices reduced from IS 10 per 10. We offer thS coz
the public with confidence as has sse af asror
Also full OF Teas Of the new crop Tor A's . M
myl2 lllis' W. O 9AoSNA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

The poll for the First District of the Fifteenth " ard sa
be al the corner OF Blocker and SuvaI-strerts -,
The poll for the Second District Of the Fifteenth "aia
shall De- AT Constitution Hall, No. $50 Broadway -, 80
The poll Cor the Third District of the Fifteenth ard 9t
be- al the Dug Store the OF Broadway and Eighth
=. re-. ,u,-L,u
The poll for the Fourth District OF te Fifteenth Ward shall
be- the American Star House corner Of Bdro" and ScDou
gtl.stfeets. 800, ,,,.nn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

CPRINC; GOODS for Gentemen's Wcar-222S
= Roadway oppose the Foun;ain.--kncOunged by the
patronage elected the last year through the practice
of prncpI, which averted almost universal complaint
thar the cash customer taxed for the d-lnquencIs OF
others, the has made such additions his corps
of assistants AZ will enable him future all orders
Determined to carry tie system of small profits and
quick returns he SOlic attention 10 assortment OF sood,
richness and variety comprising rencf nd
English cloths. Cassieres all the new and various sy!r'
made order under the superintendent OF efficient cutters
prices which cannot fail to otsf Inducements I" me
economist. =,
Particular called style OF buNnesi ana
office Goats also Travelling Frocks 4 large assortment OF
''s sS n" ;arf a' '''' 20 '-' w T. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

u Notice. REGULAR Meeting OF Tie Young Men
Encyclopedia society will h. held Monday evening" June
9TH usual aud place runctual attendance
particularly requested business OF importance Is to be-
brought before The Society.
b. order Of tie COMMITTEE. j q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
tlRTU WARD
Dis,ric, OF the Fourth Ward shah b,

The poll for the Inst District the Fourth Ward shall be
the Shak>rearv Hotel corner VI William and D
The po for the Second District Of thu Foucth Ward shall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

The poll for the Fourth District of ,hs Fourth s ,ha
b. al NJ $40 Psall-Strcct corner Of DOver.stIeet.
ElkIl " AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
SEVENTH WARN

The ro for the ti District OF the Seventh Ward shall b.
No. l2n t.,st Broadway
Tie poll Tor the Second District Of the Seventh Ward shall
be- a; No. III Madson-srct.
The poll for the Thl District Of tha Seventh Ward shall
b. AZ No. 100 Cherry street.
Tie po for ,y Fourth Distyic, of the Seventh Ward shall
I've At No. 70 JetcrSou-sticct.
The poll for the Fifth District of the Seventh Watd shall
the Franklin Hotel corner Cherry aud Rutgcrs.sts
The poll fo the Stxh District of the Seventh ard shall
be- At No. rs Grini-strset. ~ , ;,
The poll tor the seventh District of the Seventh ard shall
h. n NJ. 6H2 w LIcrsrert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

-THONPSON'S TRUSS.-With tfi.
Z<% extraordinary I russ you graduate the pres
~ sur from | n 70 pounds the rupture with
sAz..| out a hack pad whichdoe 80 much injury
The. <pin. a fair trial being the best Of
,,, :, appIied and days trial gwen and u It
:, The rupture while performing: every KIND Of eS-
, ronghing and give perfect word, It Is
~. IN every respect, the money cI.eerfully
tI nj his Is tn Only condition which yoo should
b- 80; ,n<, rerm eisy effected and war
,J - directions are followed Applied 81 81 Ed1dg--st-
- far all hours. pyZ9 iInIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

TEepO!I Tor he First Distinct OF The Third " m
No. Courti ,nd-stre-t.
IN. poll for the Second District Of the Third
b y No. 5 B5rcay-s,reet
The poll 70! the Thru District Of the Third Wa
AZ No. lQGs Wdr:en-srrrys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

ISi3-CharIcs Fitch, formerly Pastor Of the fr.e
Presbyterian Church Newark, y. j.. will preach the
Second Coming Of Christ Ct hand the neetg. house corner
Of Madison and Catherine streets, next sabbath morning,
afternoon and evening The public invited to attend
Seats free. \ Lecture this evening at the place al
,,,,,,or IA. r,,. q n'c,rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

s.,aore PatIio, SAYS according to the reports in the
~ meeting was held in Bel-Air, Hartford Co.
f ,Ss inst at which resolutions encouraging and cou-
REPUTATION Of the debts of the State of Masy land
HoIcombe Esq. has been elected cashier Of the
~ a,nk Mobile ia place Of B Gayle, ESQ. resigned
. Bank Of A,,ica has been removed to Buffalo The
- ~ nwnea BIZ gentleman of great wealth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

ITANTED-A situation, by "A respectable young
woman and scamstr-ss, ciamlermaid and
Would have directions 70 soinS IN the county
80 r onnIa 4 m The RAJ. jr2 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the medicine"
wholesale and retail No. 2&S Greenwich street New York.
No; g3 fremont street Boston; and No G9 Race street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

p-I. o. of O. F.-1'hc members of National Lodge
No So l. O. of q. F. are ie:eb notified attend re-uar
meeting of the Lodge "ir National Hall CanaS:
Monday evening the 5ti o'clock. Business OF
Importance will lie transacted by th- Lodge
b. order. LEWIS MEALlO, y. q.
FREpk l. NuLIEE, Secretary lr3 Gus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

r = FOUrteenfh G ara. u %. ETeci0r- of th-
Fourteenth W d without distinction II party requested
assemble the Fourteenth Ward Hotel SATURDAY Eve
nip June clock, Tor tie purpose of
idt1cs Tor Commits toner's Inspectors and Trustees Of Public
Schools in the X srl. j-3 Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

The poi for the First District the Fourteenth Ward shall
be at No. $50 Broadway. :, , W.,
The roll for the Second District Of the Fourteenth Ward
shall! BE- a No 81 PECestLeet. - NJ,
The poll the THIRD District Of the Fourteenth Waid
IN. no for the Fourth District of the Fourteenth Ward
shall be- the Broaw4y House, northeast corner Of Broad
The roll for the Filth District Of the Fourteenth Wardsha
he AZ M BOx.rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

" B-For sale by most NJ the hardware trade in Boston
New ork Philadelphia, Baltimore, Albany, Troy and else
mNl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

A YOUNG MAN, (unmarried,l wants a sla-
~ ton He evVericnc-d IN the and driving OF hof,r
and make himself useful generally about house ana
will IT. strongly recommended BY his employer tor two wears
n,st I,nnire Al II Pine-strcet I23ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

$3.50 WANTED y, nj. ID on PG5-o4 on e ssfT 51 tor
Address 4. B., I rbune Office. j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03

The poll for the FIRST District oihe Eleventh Ward shall be
4 No 2i Stantousir.et. 80 -. :,
beat No III Colunlba-street. wv n
The poll for the Third District OF the Eleventh ard hai
BE- ct No. 2G3 Second.stree - -, :,
The poll for the Fourth Dstrc, of the Eleventh ara sh1
be tie corner of Avenue and Fouh-stfeet IN " H. o'eo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

in the hearts ofhis countrymenW Washington is all
our own The enthusiastic vencration and regard in
which the people OF the Unitcd States hold him prove
them TO be worthy of such a cnuntryman while his
reputation abroad reflects the hghcs, honor on his
country and its Institutions | would chcerfully put
the ques ton to-day to the intelligence Of Europe and
The world, what character Of the century, upon the
whole stands out in the relief of history most pure
most respectable, most submc1 and doubt not
that by a suffrage approaching to unanmltv, the
answer would be- Washington!
This structure by It's uprightnoss its solidty, its
durability, is no unfit emblem of his character IJis
public virtues aud public principles were as firm as
the earth on which it stands; his personal motives
MS pure as the serene heaven in which its summit
lost But, indeed, though st. it is an inadequate en-
bem. Towering high aboYe the column which our
hands have buled heheld, no, by the inhabitants Of
single city or single staie-asccnds the colossal
grandeur of his character and his c In all the acts
OF the other-in all It's titles to immortal love nlmra-
ton and reuown it is an American production his
the eml odlmen and vndicaton of our trans Allan
uc-berty. Born upon our so-of parents also born
upon lt-nevCr Tor moment having had silht of
the Old worid-lnsructed, according to the modes of
his time, only in the spare, pam, but wholesome Gle
mcnary knowledge which our institutions provide
for the children of the people-arowng up beneath
and penetrated by the genuine influences Of Amerl-
can society-2rowlng up amidst our expanding, bur
not luxurious, ci7LatiOn-pariakinui i'm our trrcat
destiny Of labor, our long contest with unreclaimcd
naturo and unclyizcd man-our agony Of glory the
war of ndependence-uur great victory OF peace the
Cns,;,,,; h. l.; iii LII ii VIC 5t,l"el' OF te
and Harlan. III "' ''' wi o""' i"u' cio"ueu
'''' :, Wbore ,,nl,;,,los IF ,.,.,
Each nros.ino f'ro,no, i, wi. ,"ssL. a',It,
cnn,enJn, :, bo snor ~ ane Ii'any hIohg
-, area,as ,nrI,,Js , ,,I" n'tuN"e room ;,
that. life was rho lie Of nv sor;oa, ~ c''e
cain, biz, a. i, ~ o.. M J.uHen'
-, d,rinrnJ ~, - a. ~ an 'i!g icl!S III eve
rsnra,Shos af ensnos al sur "a me nnst oi inc
an ~, H., ,ranSon,J, VIZ ''i'I-l'19 VI iIe''uS -
nnsoIo r." -; t '' 1 lo1 courage anu ior
onr r;J hor, '.'a Wv u'iica vi DOUBTS whGiher
dr ,L -, ~. ~, Io''.,eu WIN Iaw' win Or
nni "i,1' ~. t ~ ptopel'y WIN me pursuit
b,, ,, ".,,. " '',, mn VINO ue'l''
49,, 81 80 4 i ,i; - ~ VI pi"'''ilS tN1' J.
denes tina, co.. h,, -, I. - lH VINO
IS roo, s I , ,oo'- f''y 'ns 10 ,ie LOCK
i h a." ~, a. es-o all THESE re-
ply ny po'hung 10 washington!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

lie INFLUENZA is more prevalent this
year than it has been during any other sea-
son we remember. In this city grea,
number OF persons engaged about our Office
are afflicted with 1.-THE Offices Of The Com
mercial, Courier, and other papers make the
same complaint-about sixty Of the crew of
the North Carolina are troubled by 1.-THE
hotels have been visited, and several board
lighthouses within our knowledge have not
escaped. In Albany the editors, reporters.
and printers, and others employed in the Of
fees of the Journal, Advertiser, Argus, and
other papers, are afflicted with it. From
Philadelphia similar complaints reachus.-
n. Y. Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

The DEPTH or THE OCEAM.-This is a
point, says NJ. Burn, which has puzzled
alike philosophers and practical men, and is
after all, left in wide field of conjecture.
The most probable guide is analogy; and
the wisest men, judging by this criterion.
have presumed that the depth Of the sea may
be measured by the height of the noun
tains, the highcs, of which are 10000 and
10000 feet. The greatest depth thu, Ia.
been tried to be measured. is thai found in
the northern oceans by Lord Mngraye. lie
heaved a very heavy sounding lead, and
gave out along with it a cable rope Of lhn
length OF 1850 feet, without hudeq tla
bottom,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

AMERICAN LocoMoTyEs.-At a meeting
OF the Civil Engineers Institution in LON
don, some time since, the subject of Ameri-
can locomotive steam engines was discussed.
1t wss stated that the superiority of the Anne.
Iican locomotives was incontcsuhle. In
trial on an inclined plane, an American Boz
gle engine, with "A cylinder II l-2 inches
in diameter, driving wheels feet diameter.
weighing If tons, conveyed gross load of
81 tons up the incline at the rate Of - miles
an hour, while the best of the English en-
gines with a Is inch cylinder, 5 feet driving
wheels, and weighing II tons, draw 80 tons
up the incline at the rate of six miles an
hour. Ii was stated that the American en-
Gincs consumed a greater amount of fuel
than the English.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

Gispen, celebrated oplican in Paris, has
devised new and curious kind of Baron-
eter, which is exciting much attention. |,
consists of a representation of rural scene,
in which two lovers are waiking,--The lady
carries a parasol, and the gentleman an um-
srela. Ia fine weather the pnrasol is open.
ed and raised, while the umbrella hangs in
the hands of the gentleman. At the ap.
proach ofrain, the parasol is shut and lover
ed, while the umbrella is opened aud raised
over the couple. The affair costs forty
francs, and sells very rapidly. From Eng
land especially, the demand is great
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

it on mere extended scale at hi, farm, few miles
from Cloayeand. Large and healthy peach trees WEI
standing in his garden that had remancd exemf'
from any attacks Of the for number of years,
during which lime they had been carefully srrroun
dcd with either tau2y or wJrIhwood. At the same
time, other trees in the garden and very cont
guoUs, left unprotected very RAPIDLY declining, with
Their roots perforated IN all directions y the worm.
II is probably unnecessary TO adj that thcsc r'ccn'
will ACT as preventive against tse insect while it II
oly in the winged state. They will not affect ia.
lafya or the pupa; nor will IL, horticultural expect
them to preserve his peach tees against The attack
Of the yclJvs. tho evil elects of a had soil, or thu
'njlri,Is impressions Of extreme cold weather whio
The wood is immature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-30

ltiS a curious fact that there is not 5,I,
regiment Of Light Dragons in the British
Army, The reason is, that in the Irish Re-
bellion, about half a century ago, the 9Th fe-
gimcnt, almost to man, deserted and Joined
the insurgents. This SO exasperated George
Ill. that he declared 9th regiment of ORA.
goons should not exist in his reign; and
from that time tie numbering of those regi-
ments Jumps from to 6.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-25
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

AS Assignee in Bankruptcy for the
county of Madison in The State of AIissis-
sippi, vii sell before the court house
d ,or in the town ct Canton, in said coun-
~ on
Monday The 24M day of april ner'.
for cash, The following described real es-
tate surrendered by Madison +. Moore, a
bankrupt, VIZ:
The east ha { of southeast quarter and
south h,Irof north erst quarter of section
Twelve, township eight. range thee, east,
and west half nth west quarter Of section
seven, township eight, range four, east,
continuing one hundred and ninety acres
more or less, s,tnaIe in Madison county
Mississippi, and particularly described in
dee from james c Napier t. SAID Moore
which is recjrdel IN the Probate Court o
said COUNT.
w. F. WALKER, Assignee.
march 2l, 1913, 2S-S