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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

Thousands suffer with tbs conp !,s.s
u.wes. New and Bone ain,if and he ljin Vsetgg'
lTir "i &c t7n!y 1T Proof POSITIVE Of ls % Tos.
enc souc Of first cIt!zenS who nave hyeG catea *,
TRACED without Rheunlat. affeons vii rsquife onI! u
irlmeut 2iCoranjt-st. is the plac, 10 fad tnefH
q The following lettc, published 10 show the es'i'-'
ton IN Inch the ets - o. held IA bnopeo ~
" L, Carer Cutler RI H sc 1924 and 10 ne a;b
ayy late Inspector of Surgical Instruments TO Inc
Mr.. G. SAUNDERS: II
D.ss rIt With taqch pleasure hare 70 s. .s ,ssiIe
r. en'ir sat n ton OF the last nn,ent OF ,ne zoo
Tablet Razor Strops which received safe eonsS I'd
have now brought them tn highe pitch OF perlseNo ,
dep ntent Of their ncontesblc superiority yye >, nns
Razor S,rops rranuacnred on the Continent know 81 ny
IN ENGLAND possessing the same atyanages gu hl
now the oy one reSouead wirf nv Rszors. coadn nv
70 receive tn hateTls testimonials OF 1t, me
for Razors, bar for most kind Of SurgIca! insfu''
Believe me- dear Sir, yours, trlty, c,pTPR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

o. DR.. BRowNLEE, we regret to hear, still con-
tinues in a dangerous state. He had severe
chill on Monday, and since that time has beer
worse than he was before
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

t. The noble scheme Of building on Staten Island an
Asylum o the destitute has been taken hand BY some
dies OF this City, who holding Fair there all this week
TO raise the money lie, them find sympathy and ASSISTANCE
for they and their undertaking merit both.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

MURDER IN LouisIANA.-The n O. Bulletin
states that at the house OF q man named Mitchell
IN Ash Grove, La. on the 30 ul,. two men named
Donahoe and FAINT, in drunken brawl. got into
fight, when they were separated by Mr.. Clark.
Donahoe got into bed, under the nosquitoe bar;
nut FAINT having got hold OF s,ewpan and came
Up to him and dared him to put his head out OF
he bar. Donshoe had hardly got his head out,
when FAINT struck him several blows over the
aead. Clark then got hold of FAINT, wrenchcd
he handle of the pan from his hand, and thrust
am out of the room; he then wen. back TO his
ned. In the morning Donahoe was found dead.
FAINT was arrested and committed to prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

WM /. CAKI.EE -,
from Cuers il England and alo om the first stt pre-.
this Country Il The article hss receiver t"nte.
NUNS wear after ar at the Fais Of the American
G. SAUNDERS, Iase.tor and Maaua c &C. nnf.l,,5ray
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
gY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

IT No Mail South Of Philadelphia this nom.
ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

ULSTER CouNrY.--The Wings of Ulster have
nominated DR.. MATHEW De Writ and ABRAHAM
D. BsyIN for the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

The Business OF ALCANY.-The amount Of
Flour arrived during the last week Of September at the Al
bany Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
r,hir.a IN Pniladelpnia.

. o Il oil L ne Ink
PHILADELPHIA, October S--P "
N,R,.y D,s.srga-By letter from Lewes, Del s..s
Sen, so received al the Exchange las, evening lean, S
81 j. Norman Plot, in heavy gale OF Ab,eeo,n On ~
c6tb saw coalloadri schooner down Harryfnr i
$ fs,homs water. and all board are supposed 10 ~
rished with her. From her appearance tie Pilot r1s
ae belonged Egg EaEeor Owing 10 The severity Of liz
gale no assistance could De rendered.
DIseRAcEeuI,--A large meeting OF the Aa,.sicCsl,
men was held last evening at Second and Lombard .,,
vixen gang of Custom House officers attempted 10 MET
and suppress possible the free expression Of thoss I
had there assembled. They, however, We're attacked -,
forced 10 run atrGq Prominent among the numb, ~
John F. Keyser, renegade Wing. This is n The e.,
time the ofcers the service OF John Tyler Gov Port,
and the Cour, OF Sessions have n;erfeced the
those opposed their tayotits candidate FOR Copgs
Thomas NcCully Capt Joseph l.. hay, violent Icco.
Foco presided.
THE WHO'S assemble tonight in meeting, a, Ge,
mantown Last evening enthusiastic meetings were held IN
Kens;uc,ou snd a, te Of Fifth and Sh,nne, r.
s, rLe latter place E. JOY AIoRHl, made thny ,rb
in favor Of otecve Tariff aud the Dnrbu,iSn Of the
proceeds of the Public Lands which warmly respond
ed 10.
rive their much ;sed Of dinner this gsnteman at Coz
sress Hail. on Thursday night. | understand the eu,i
Gus ON House will be there
A SPLEyp1p EyHIstTIoS.-The Philadelphia Society Ga.
he promotion OF Agriculture commence their annual exhii
ZION tomorrow a, the Lamb Tavern on the Lancaster Ta.p
pike about miles from the city VIII CONTINUE ur.
Friday when the Piopghing Match will rake place. Gu
by Peer A Browne Esq A number OF d>tingrishs5
tranctrs are expected be present, aid the whole aHa
will doubt pass Fl ;he satisfactory manner
NoRs VIOLATION THIS SABBArH--!Ns' VI 5c'cleck
on Sunday evening city again disgraced BY asoh
BLACKBOARD drunken rio; among the frsmen It took place
al the corner Of Fifth and Race-srees and 1t is estimated
thar upword Of 500 persons partlcpard ~ H. Alderman
Brazier nrerered purpose The May despatched
several officers to the spo who succeeded in aes,ps oa
one of the runs fellow named benjamin. Reed Who has
since been held bail The rowdes thea dispersed soon
after which s.roug police force stationed the neigh
borhood The companies engaged IN this affair belong to
the c,tv and called he Columbia and y plume Hose
PesTpoxEp.-The case Of New Jersey m,gis,ra,e
namel Leslie charged with ASSAULT and battery with aeu,
10 kill postponed in The Court OF Sessions
The de'enda is held {" bail IN $1,000
Srocxs &c.The business to-day IN stocks has been to
medium extent, bu, 1T prices tending downwari A few
DAYS since and Back shares advanced sla per
share in single day. but since Saturday they have dcGpd
SIS and after the Board yesterday. sold Al leo A, the
First Beard TODAY however they up 66.
Skies advanced !, selling al o5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

Misunderstanding ever made has proved more bene6s
IN all complaints of the Ear than Dr. BIC Nerrs ACOUSTIC Gu
TIE price IL bur 81 pr flask with full air. tons TO p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

The PnospEcr FOR l844.-The Commercial
Advertiser publishes the following extract OF
ettcr, dated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

Perhaps in the country (save Prentiss of Misss.
sippD enjoys higher reputation weds greater power
the stump than Willis Halls and that lie may his
strength in his letter he INDUCES hope he shall time
for the coming presidential contest 'ro the indfer
emit animate the mid quel the acous, and nuse into the
Wings the ardent energy and glowing patriotism that
inspires his heart" should be the deyout prayer oferey
true Wing in the country"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

j. w. JrpD is the only authorised agent for the Dai
~ and Weekly Tribune in Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

SANpss SARstpARlLLALight Is Tie most important, the
sensible and striking phenomenon Of the Universe IL
affords the of exalted and exquisite pleasures and the
from which derives the largest proportion Vau
able knowledge. When decomposed found cons, Of
the primary color thus prOying the SUM- the source
from whence comes TO be the grand painter Of creation As
light IS 70 the physical w9 50 he to Ge Pa Ss,
aud man wihers ere he blooms As the genial OF the Sun
inlue warmth and renewed gisor INTO the table creation
Sandss Sasapara uses strength irlo TIE weak and IAN
cud frame Daily experience shows results the most peaS
AID unlocked for thus gaddening the hearts Of thousands Who
had given mp despair Cares recorded chlcuIaedfo sat
isy the ncedulouS and facts are stubborn thns
they have only b mentioned Chronic arrangements cn
neous rrupons, impurities of the blood, &c perfectly
For conclusive evidence of lis superior value and efficacy
see certificates published III this and other city papers
Prepared aud sold whoesals and retail and for yporaon
b. A. g. SANDS s. CO, Druggists, (Grslte Buldins1l
23 Broadway, corner Of Chsmter; New YORK: goa
Broadway OF Market-sset Price 81 per bottle; SIX
bottles Tor S. Original documents may been seen al
than sickness and there nothing which the hamin
family heir greater extent than sickness sn9 aea'h
Sens ,d sp be b. SSs who who
diseased would bur maks OF such remedies IN season as e
ccu ated 70 rnoye The cue the patent,
Dr.. Coyerts Balm OF Life may be relied as cur, ei
Bronchitis Asthma, Group, Whooping Cough, &c Hcpn
used IL season. For all the above Complaints we "ouu
commend this invaluable medicine. ht all may be sasaa,
al invited u examine our Circuit s liz The nanes OF wv
AGENTS Dr. Femiz NEGLECTED Worm and Dianhea ~
dies sustain unvased ary for TIE aboye complaint
They purely vegetable end entirely safe msdcss
street. Clinton Hall. Also by f. Chasteny, $50 b.Tsri, ~
Sands Co. u East Bfoahway; I"daipstog ~ h Eah
W WaoS s anJ liar
!er. y. Y; and f.. Randall, Jersey City.
81 w superior, Black Blue Red and Cq9ynhns laa
~hoie'nle and retail at 80 ll"toa Han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

~ Hon. WILLIS HALL, we are glad to learn,
is slowly and steadily gaining. He walks across
his room with little assistance, and talks freely
with his friends. The Providence Journal in
noticing his illness has the following deserved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

APPOINTMENT BY The PRESIDENT
GRSsSsuRy DORSEY, Collector Of the Port OF New-Or
cans, in place of Thomas Gibbs Morgan, resigned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04
U. STATES rls7n1cr corar.-Betore Judge

United States vs. Isaak Soyes-Action brought Tor W.
olson OF the lh section Of 18th Feb 1893 which pro-
vdes tina; every licensed ship vessel shall have her name
and the of the port which she belongs on
her stern pay penalty of SO, Sc The defendant
owner OF the schr Speedy, registered vessel whie was
shown or the trial have piled in New.EoEk bay without
the name be;u painted Vesdic for United States $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

New COMPREHENSION Monday evening
gentleman called at the watch and jewelry store
of Mr.. H. G. Stone, 40l Broadway, and purchas-
ing a watch offered 500 bill on the Canal Bank
1t Portland IN part payment. The bill was sent
TO broker and the man stepped out, saying that
he would return in few minutes. The bill came
back pronounced counterfeit; and the man who
offered it took care not to return. The bill is ev
IDENTIFY printed upon genuine plate. but the
names of the bank and toGn and the signatures
nave evidently been removed from the original
oil and Others substituted. 1t is rather ingcn-
ously done though close examination Will readily
letect it. The bill bears the names of Charles E
3arrett, President, and J. B. Scott, Cashier both
signed in a. stiff and awkward hand. The man
who offered it gave dollar or two in change, and
nc is invited to call and receive it back,
The Troy Wing gives the following notice OF
,f1pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

u a gentleman by the name of Mcclure,
was killed while riding a race near knoxsvilIe,
Tenn. McGulre's horse left his own track and
into that of his opponent; while in that posi-
ton the horse of his opponent ran against hin,
both horses and riders falling, which resulted N
the death of Mcclure and bis horse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

On Thursday night, two stopped at the hotel OF
Nen, OF Syephentown, in this County. On having in III,
1osing they Presented $40 the Hudson River
}ank At Had receiving 80 in change TIE
forwards discovered 70 be counterfeit. aud chase wa
wen the persons who passed l. They on foot AZ
very nray being captured bu, made their escape III
woods and got clear While running, of them dropped
package Of counte.ei hrees the Bank oF Orange Co
Vermont, and Inc brunswick Bank Name 70 the amSaat e
sl65. also several OF the Hudson River Bank
-l,nouaii,.: N al! 70 abhu; 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

LtF+ % buetIn.
y man named Andrew Bowen was muir
dsred the 2Sh ulr By fellow called Drum al house in
ST Charles stre-t, Quebec The nurJelss was drunk
u Mr.. job Shaw, Of Twnsburg. San,rnit
County Ohio aged about Il years put fan end to ms exist.
enss on the Night Of the I'D inst, By banging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

Last night serious difficulty occurred the yard Of he
house No. l57 Varck street. between Francis BLAIR and
Thomas Armstrong the side, and two brothers named
James and Patrick Kinney the oherwhen James Kline
drew kn- and stabbed Blair in the side, while Patick
the same time stabbed Armstrong in the breast Both The
wounded men are dangerously injured The brothers Kin
new were arrested aud committed 70 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

CORES ION d ? nee OF ne Irl5 gHe
PHiLApELPHtA, October s.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17

and earnestly protest against this ssryility
to the mass-a servllily to wh'ch man
never submits in good faith nor for honest
purposes, but for purpos,s always base
and selfish. love my country; | love
her political institutions; aud am amb-
tous Of seeing my counirynen taking the
lead 10 every department of high and
manly thought. am not willing to be
always dependent upon foreigners for my
intellectual nutrlment; | blush 10 think
that when | would read profound work
on science, whether moral, intellectual,
social, political or religious, | must order
it from France or Germany. But so il
must be till we cease to holdlt democ atic
to echo only the thoughts OF the people,
even though it be their sober second
thoughts. We must dare seek for truth,
and dare utter it, and dare labor FOR the
elevate n Of the people, instead Of merely
obeying them, which will never be obey
ing them, 6u the miserable demagogues
and petty politicians who are raised ia;o
importance BY the energy with which they
scream democracy. and By the loud p,ndg
professions they make on all occasions of
derotion to The welfirs of The people, and OF
their great Willingness TO receive the COM
mands of the people, and to live and de
in their service"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17
o Il q Z O .

For The Gazette
BIRD OF THE FOREST.
Bird Of forest, | love thy notes,
Thy sweetly warblng glee;
As distant echo wildly floats.
Thy song of praise TO me.
How Oft I've stood, to muse an hour,
Upon thy tender tone;
That breath'd rapture and pow'r,
And itw all thine own.
hear thee now in cadence sweet,
Within my memory's home,
And there those magic sounds repeat,
Like nusic's fsr-of dome.
Thy heart is free from guilt or shame,
Without one tale Of woe;
Thy breast unscorch'd by passions fame,
Or misery's dying ,hroe.
Oh would that were like to thee,
My home the forest bower;
Where, on some tall and stately tree,
Might spend my LIES short hour.
To sing my notes in widest strain,
And make the forest ring;
And ne'er to think Of loss or gsin:-
A happy, joyous thing.
TUSCARORA.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST II, 1913.

forgot hfmself and his system Of philoso.
ply, that without premed alton be found
himself on his knte s, holding the delicate
hand If the fair one between his own /;
and who knows wha. might have bern
the C nst sequence, had not the lady espied
a, a distance her ord and masierl
Struck with terror she exclaimed, ave
are lost My husband is returning home;
and if he finds you here he Will put both
Of US to death see but ore chance Cor
you, which is by conceaIng yourself ia
this box, Of which have the key"
II may be supposed the philosopher did
not hesitate to avail himself Of the only
apparent chance.
As the Arab entered his tent The lady
met him. 'fou come in good time"
sad she; "for mt long since. stranger,
who call hins If pull sopher, stopped
al our tent, and asked permission to rest
himself, but so far forgot himself as to
speak to Inc oflove."
The Arab became enraged but who
can describe the agony of the philosopher,
who overheard every word that was spo-
ken?
"Where shall find that wretch 7" said
the frantic Arab, foaming from his mouth,
that by one blow may pu, an end to
him and his presumption"
Here lin this box" replied the lady,
tendtrlDg HIM the key.
The enraged Arab tore it from her
hand but the lady in fit Of laughter
exclaimed, "Have caught you at last :
have you not taken the key without pro-
nouncing the word Dladeste Instantly
pay me The forfeit"
For some moments the Arab stood as if
petrifed, then quietly returned the key to
his wife.
81 shall pay you the forfeit" said be !;
'but let me advise you, hereafter, to gain
your ends without giving me unnecessary
vexation."
Soon after, the Arab again left his tent
and the lady opened the box, in which
she found the poor philosopher almost
dead from lear but when she pronounce
ed the words you are safe ~ he nimbIy
vau'tei from his retreat.
"De' ply |. armed and wise man !'' said
the lady, depart in peace but do not for
get to record the occurrence of this day
in your ok"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17
Summer CIOthlalg.

which they can say are cheap goods well made
and warranted to wear we'll They name only a
portion OF the assortment just received such as
Summer Goats; Vests; Pants; Roundabouts;
Shirts; Drawers, Bosoms;
fine supply OF Gentlemen's Scaris, warranted
cheap and fine;
Suspenders; Neck Hdk'fs;
Hats of the latest style, actually cheap;
Sucks-Caps;
Umbrellas, at rs cents, worth 1875;
Segars-Tobacco;
Observation-Disclosures;
Also Fruits OF all kinds;
Essences Of Bergamot, Cinnamon, Lemon, and
Peppermint;
Candies-Basam Of life;
Shaving Brushes and Soap;
Ralors and Strops;
And for the ladies also, fine stock of
Jewelry; Fancy Goods &c.
We msatiun only small portion Of the goods
but If you.will have the kindness and call before
purchasing elsewhere, you will find 1t to your own
advantage, as we sell, actually, nearly at cost
price. ID int forget the store, it is in the house
of Mr.. Adam Young, nearly opposite Mr.. Boak's
tavern.
B. They have on hand fine supply of Sc
gars, which they offer by the box, hundred or
thousand.
June 30, l843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17

FIsnING WITH SLrfcE-H HAMMERS. -
person, writing from Frank fort to an edst
ern editor, states a new mode Of fishing,
which is praclised in the small streams 10
Kentucky, during low water. at is term
ed "sl dge-hammering," and is performed
by man wading about with sledge-ham
mer on his shoulder, and to every rock
which he approachs he gives a viel+nt
blow with his hammer The stunned fish
rise from beneath the rock to the surface,
and are basketd The bottom of South
Elkhorn, beautiful STREAM, abound in
black perch, which affords fine spof, to the
angler, was nearly macadamized last sum.
mer BY The wonderful s'edge-h .mmar, and
consequently this season the fish are very
scarce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17

Bad effects of JaGng too much Land
and Renting Lands The injudicious
system OF cul,ivating ger firms than
cap be wei TILED, and titled so as TO i'm
prove instead Of deteriora tng the soil, is
beginning TO attract the serious consider.
att n Of farmers generally. DIR g. b.
Smith, e or,f the American Farmer,
Baltimore, IN communication 10 III,
New 70 X Agricultural Society, saws
ih I os system of busbanefy this "brotd
acre culture" as DIR. Smi calls it, is
Clearly Incompatible with Inc steady IN.
ptovement of ,he soil. He says sour
farms are all too large f,r the force that
works them, and our crops are ihertfne
small, an our SOILS ierofat'ng. But
the lights that have suggested other i'm
provenents, are beginning 10 illuminate
this portion also. and much Improvement
IS expected from it. The pres oil passion
for broad. acres in cultivation, will speedily
be absorbed by that Cor heavy and C rtain
crops; then our farms Ii te reduced
and our products lncrees. d. Farm ers
who took pride IN Boosting that they had
thousand acres in wheat, will soon BIZ
heard te claim credit for th.ir well TIED
and heavy Gliding so or 100 acres. This
system OF superficial culture Las hereto
fore had the efiec. OF "wenriDg out" i'm.
mense quantities ol land. No enc tn ught
OF manuring such ! rye tacis, and al.
though a judicious system of rotation Of
crops has b zen generally ado, ted within
the present century, even that has not
b, en- aLle to save the land. AL now
begin 10 see the necessity Of reducin,
the face Of their arabic land TO til,
capacity Of their force, instead Of expani-
ing their siin'ed force to tho extent Of
their widely spread Ian Is"
Tie general prac i:e Of cullivatng
small farms Wilde good guarantee Of
their beng cultva'ed well. The mode
OF renting lands, which IN many cases
prevails, for a year only, is also a great
Tlfawba upon Improvement. The ten
ant always, under such circumstances,
cancev il to be his interest to take from
the land as much as he can get, and to
put on as little es possible. The best
land would be impoverished by such treat.
m, mt. Richmond Compiler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-17

Give us such boys as have been blessed
with the Instructions of a pious mother.
This is qualification for which no sub.
slitute can be found on earth. Never
would we despair OF the child who has
been used, in his infancy, to hear the
precepts Of heavenly truth inculcated in
the accents Of maternal love. Truths
thus distilled, live forever in the memory.
They ara interviewer with all the sensi.
blities ofthe soul. They are the fortress
of conscience, not mpregnable, it is true,
but indtstructlble. They furnish the mind
with chords which, in later life, seldom
fail TO vibrate to the touch OF faithful ex
posiulation. They are as inextngulshable
sparks, which being seemingly smothered
under heap of corruption, may be fan.
ned by the breath OF friendly and spiritual
counsel. into the pure and genial flame
Of piety,