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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

SUICIDE.-A man about 40 years Of
age recently committed suicide near Alton
by severing The main arteries Of both
arms. A small bundle containing a bot
tie of whiskey and some other article
was found with him.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

GEoRGIA.-The Legislature Of Georgia on the
30th uls. elected VIM, I. Coquit, United States
Senator, as successor to Mr.. Culhbert, whose term
expires on the fourth Of March next. The House
has reported series of resolutions requesting Mr.
Berrien to resign his seat.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03
WAR BEWEEN CUBA AND HAYTI.

A curious war was at latest dates on the
tapis between these islands,
The cause is as follows:-Sometime since
the Haytiens, contrary to the provision in
the recognition of their independence by
the several European powers, fitted out
small armed vessel, which cruizing in the
seas, put into Porto Rico, The authorities
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

u The citizens of Milwaukee are to hold pub
lie meeting at the Court House on the 3rd instant
(to-day) for the purpose of procuring general ex-
preston of the people relative to the removal of
Gov. Doty
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

u We invite all who take any interest in the
political evolutions of the day, to read the article
below from the Milwaukee Courier. 1t need not
be regarded as mere political speculation, or asser-
ton without the witness at hand. 1t is so COM
pletey applicable to Racine county, and cores
ponds so exactly with the movements now in pro-
gress here, that no observing can fail be con-
vlcted at It's truth and force. The office holders
here have received orders to come to the rescue or
| forfeit their commissions. Hence there is great
hustle in the camp-a few come into the traces We
ry readily; others hesitate between the loaves and
fishes on the one hand and honor and indepen-
! dence of principle on the other Many of the office
holders seem to realize their danger because Dotv
stands on slippery places Obsequious to the call,
they are circulating petitions and making despe-
rate effort to sustain the falling fortunes of the Ex-
ecutlve. Vassaage like this was common in the
!4th century, nor has the age cf political despo-
'sm yet entirely passed away.
In this county the drilling of the Office holders is
| not fully committed to the Sheriff as in Milwaukee
! county, because the Sheriff of Racine county Is
understood to be too honorable and too high mind
ed man to be driven to extremes through fear of
the political Observation-Disclosures functonary here
| mainly performs this service.
"TRoUBLE.-There is trouble in the camp of the
| Governor and his office holding gentry. The Gov
ernors sons, brohers-In-law Mr. sheriff Bird and
the rest of his iege subjects are perambuating the
Territory and urging the office holders to raise Pc
tltlons and send on 10 Washington to save the Ex-
| ecutlve. Secret letters have been written to the
Justices of the Peace, Masters in Chancery Su-
preme Court Commissioners, &c threatening them
al 7 n IL
tam the rotten dema gogue. In this county the
task OF drilling in the office holders has been assign
ed to the Sheriff. gentleman who says he accep-
ted the office he holds, merely because he could
| make little money out it, but that he believed
that Doty was as great scoundrel as he did when
he served on committee that reported resolutions
| that denounced his Excellency as a defaulter and
swlndler " under circumstances of the most agra
waited guilt ane moral turpitude." The people of
this Territory have present system of espionage
| In operation among them that has been unequalled
by any thing in this country since the DAYS of colo
NAL vassalage to the of Great Britain
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

The IRISH CIrIzEN.-A new paper Of
this title is about to be published in Phila-
delphia.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-03

u AT no period for many years past, have we
seen so many accounts of shipwrecks and disasters
at sea, as have appeared in the papers for the last
few weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
DIED,

On Wednesday morning, 2lst inst. of consumption Caro-
line Frances the wife Joseph w Savage, the 2Oth
year Of her age.
The friends of the family, aud those Of her mother Mrs
Mary Child ere requested attend her funeral from her late
residence in o3d street, between Broadway and the sixth
Avenue, this (Thursda aiiemoon at y o'clock without
further invitation.
On Wednesday 2ls instant, Miss Mary lIeskeh aged Al
years. ,,.
The friends aud acquaintance Of her brothers, William
and Joseph respectfully invited 20 attend her funeral on
Thursday I'D INST o'clock 7. NJ. Also the members
ofColumbia Lodge No. and Meridian Lodge, NO -. from
No 10 Desbrosses ST. c,.-.. :. ,,o
On Wednesday, 2st inst Christopher C. Clement IN the
Els funeral will take place this day Thursday four
o'clock, P NJ. from SO Chambers street.
On 20.h lust Jane Farchd, widow Of Isaac Falrchlid
deceased
late Of the bark ona of Eaport, Me. in the 31th year OF
his aye.
At Ea.tbern 10TH Mrs. Anna nckley, widow of the late
Joshua Gallud, aged "a.
At Dedhanl Mass. June Captain Lewis Colburn, aged
o. pensoner Of the United States he was one VINO al
,aced himselfto minute company of soldiers at Dedham
in September l7I in anticipation OF hostilitie and mas
tened to the scene Of action the first battle April H. no
He served during the first light months service OF 30 IN
Cant joseph Guilds company Col John Gratous regiment
In IS he served campaign orderly sergeant under Cap
tain Geo Gould Col WIN. Mcntoshs regiment, at W hite-
Plains Newly orl. As Lieutenant, he volunteered under
Captain Daniel Fisher to suppress tho Shays nsunecton IN
At Springfield. Ms 10Th inst. Mary daughter of Rev S.
Osgood, D. ID. aged 90. 90.
Shepard aged ~ years, recently from New Haven VI
AT Osweco on Friday evening the Josh inst III glorious
hone of blessed immortality, Mrs. Sarah Ann wife OF Rev
Josiah Leonard pastor of the ID Presbyterian Church. aged
70 years and 5 months.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

.-.Y.earv &, Co.-Genoa Hats.-A fur fabric of
,s,,ur, and delicate hue expressly adapted TO Gen
summer wear BY Of their exceeding ghtness
elasticity and durability now ready and for sale by
oe'"''' LEARY % CO. No and As,or House.
a., choice selection of the elegant Rocky Mountain
80. t' III, for Summer use. jel7 lwiS-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

nted from the abundant evidence which, has appeared ifom
ane 10 time, that Dr. Cover,'s Balm Of Life is 10 say the
ki all that proposes be- for colds, coughs, consuni
poh dyspepsia bronchitis asthma and all diseases OF the
lung lungs and wiudpp Certainly il We may te allowed TO
Judge from the character Of his testimonials from physicians
whom know rank High their profess ions, must place
Confidence his atice and II should be here stated that ts
on has been submitted To the most scientific of the mod
zeal faculty and their confidence and obtained their ar
eases purchase bse and satisfy themselves DR.. Covers
etncs 1856 Nassal.stree where the medicine is for sale,
wholesale aud retail.
This certiiies that havu, examined the Rev l. Coves
Dam o Life in all its component Parts. We do believe y 70 De
oil The best compounds for coughs conSnmptIons chrome
nfamml,ions etc OF which We have any knowledge aud do
most cordially recommend Us all afflicted Win thr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
Passengers Arrived

In the shin IiarCrave from LiverpoolMr and Mrs How
ard Mrs Elizabeth Bogg Mrs Eliz, Bogs, Thomas Manto
l9l steerage
In the brig Excel from Lverpool-Wi!lam Maings, Miss
Baxler-l37 strerage.
In the Mexican brig Democrat, from Tobasco-Mr W
Tauc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

CINE CO. No 3 6, held theh Engine f1ouH oi
mug of the Goth June take into ccnsderao n 70 -in
that are going the rounds Of the ueSsiai 80; aarl
conduct, SC. at said engine hou'1 Siie I' as
an! resolutions unanimously bo hool l,y IN.
JFhersny there is certain man IN u I n' 80 IL hon
name of Honch lately from England, VINO heis & @ , n,
@ - al - if ys,,, o(icous of late IN PreeTrihs cohllilh
-; "a o,nr,n, without evidence whatever 10 u1ck
-, A.; A. ~, S,,nnIdsv OF Sunday moInl: max compliant
~ ~ ~, watch SC, that SAID engine nous was useu
49, raon and that II Is WAS dt tiat Hit ,ne ~
i> pun I'D Alderman, Watchman and HGGh dd pro,
eFS t ener the windows OF the second story oi SAID
cur force the locks of the private room OF the
t'3Iie he company and found there but there
'J n he some few persons IN the room below woin
II ~ nok of without just cause or proFccalen "id
u @ =. can be proved by tho respectable part oi the nhao
.n,s in the vicinity wherefore Ut,
c I'nand Al the Police Office that women were knocked
Iwn and suited bv the and boys running with the In
ne particular, can be proved by the watch
RsSolrsd That we haze made inquiry in relation Mr.
WinaIs who is said 10 have been knocked down. beat and
sb mon and can find suchman who was Inulte and
therefor, pronounce alsehood originating the b.an ti
there b. anv) Of SAID Hough.
COMPLAINT. to him and that h- mad been ,he nsghborhood
on several OCCASIONS and that e nothing that would war
ran the complain OF said llough.
Reso,red That il has always been the lnde OF thus Com
anv TO keep the good that they think the have had with
the Department as Company for number of years that
they will not any conduct OF this KIND IN their I'm
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acts of one or two disorderly persons, the word OF man
well known the nei;hbohcod rs SAID ious oil loi
Ii 30 II. 'S ''us' - y. WASHBURN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
J. ". DANIELS. II. D. (S,l;ra
w. j. L0VEJOY, VI. D. sauna
GORDON NEEDHANl, VI. D., Onondaga'
+. LAWRENCE, NJ. d. Baldwinsvllle.

W Dr. OsGoop's INDIA CHoiAGoGUE, which has
s.'ed such uotcfiety the of Fever and Asue and
ehF bilious affections may found So John street where
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

~. .. of o. F.-The Members Of Covenant Lodge
No IS O. Of O. F. requested their Lodge
Room 10 87 Bowery on Thursday evening June I'D at 8
O'Clock pupctua and full attendance expected as ousi
ness of importance will he brought before the LoHGe
JOHN H. MEAD, y. u:
Seer jzI q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
,ruE FIRM OF GREEN y CONKLIN hay.

w L. CONKLIN date firm of Green y Conk-
w linz respectfully informs his friends and te public
sany on hand complete assortment of Aens ana BOYS
Cothn. of all descriptions; Cloths. CaSsmere and Nesnss
the most fashionable kinds, which will be made 10 order at
the shortest notice and in the neatest style;
Mr. will surernend his establish shnent and as here
oioe devote his personal attention the making Of Chill
dren's Clothing.
Also Cutting for those who prefer having them made
NJ home Je9 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
ALSO IN PRESS.

AND WILL BE PUBLISHED N y SHORT TINE,
No. VII. of the Series OF
USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Being a Course of POPULAR LECTURES ON AS
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by NJ ARAGo, Member Of the Institute OF France, &c-
Translated, with Notes, by WALTER H. hELLkY, Esqn oil
Trinity College, Dublin. With numerous EnSravlnSs.
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22


Shin Hector Spencer IL ds from Liverpool salt + D
Hurbu Co. May 2s spoke ship Harriet Rockwell from
Mobile for Liverpool
Ship Haraye Bailey Al days from Liverpool salt sc to
SHIN asrian Patten 20 DIS fin New Orleans cotton the
master.
Ship Burg,ndy, Walton, from Havre, May 10, mdze to
Ri Eyoel Sherwood. I'm Liverpool, MAY ID salt
Sturces Chairman june It. lai 35 20 lon IS IL passed
brig steering East, showing signal with led, white and
Brig Fairfield, Smith hence for Port Prince ath inst,
returned in consequence of ndispoon Of the cap
MEXICAN brig Democrat, E,z,immons 80 days from To-
b.sco with 1000 quiutals logwood T Shoemaker. Left
bri,r--. Mayo of New-Iork up the river loading, the
ONLY Avn vessel 18th off the Tougas, spoke bark
Cf.lelle Alien OF Sayainsh from Providence for New Or
BT brig Chee,ah, Lock- 50 ds I'm Newport Eng, iron to
Hunt & Brock.
Dr chr William Barnes, Il is I'm Cumberland Ms plas
schr F.rle Moore ds I'm Jacksonville, EF hides to
Red.icld
sch Francis Clifford ds fin Neabern,N NC, naval stores
! 10 DcpeySter y Whltmarsf 80
Schr Ann Hyman, lotion, S ds I'm Newoe1n, NJ naval
stores 10 DepeIster & Whitmarsh.
schr Comet Ireland days from Washington NC, naval
stores 10 Mitchell Son.
Sehr Potomac, Duncan ds from Thomasion lime TO the
scht sacadshock Simpson ds I'm Alachas, lumber to
+ Snow. ,;..,
Fortune, A''ts~'tOtii -'''~
Schr Effort, Spear, Thomaston with lime to the
master.
schr Joshua r Sands, Smith Virginia, wood
Schr Niagara Young, Philadelphia, coal
Schr David Merserrau, Smith, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Theron. Willard, Philadelphia, coal.
| Schr Mary Maria, Uilrnsr, Thomaston, lime.
Snhr lame, Machias, lumber
Schr Forest, Machiss, lumber
soop Brazilian, Hicks, Virginia, wood
BELOW ship brig Wind sF-Weather hay.
SAILED.
Ship Switzerland Knight, Leudon
Bark Ellen; big Wm Davis, Boston.
DISASTERS.
The cargo Of brig Va Packet; abandoned near Knsdale
consisted Of 5000 sacks salt, 80 English refined iron
and small quantity Of coal and did amount TO large
The salt wasinsu,ed Boston; the rest probably In
England.
A ship, unknown, wen, ashore Tortusas on the
both ut
letter from Bnest dated June Is that the brig
Pearl Capt, Harding, has been got off, and viii probably
rive in day o! two
June 5 lat 20 65 lon Il 20, brig Russian fun New York
bound TO Cadiz-
No date, schI Gen Scott, bound to saato Cruz.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
CLEARED u

E-.men bark Caroline Volknan, Bremen, Noltenus x
Pavensad
Brics Neuvas, Mcfarland, Ragged Island Nesmh,
Leeds & Co; Wilson Fuller Cobb, Savannah Dunttn y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
nIr. Editor-I j. desired hy lnany % DE edo. d

Mr.. EditOr-It is desired by many o NE r:eIeFs oI
your paper that give them some evidence OF the '{S o
aware oi many of wonderful Improvement IN the com
pxon of females b. il, That II [emo,eS recELr a
i favor by speaking OF its merits demand 0n are s
ciny acquainted with the hl: standing OF TN, ne inry WI" rho
trial =, ONE. WHO Has USED IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

No. w. OF the Series Of
SEFJTL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED,
A Popular Treatise the CULTURE OF SILK, with
Directions for the Treatment of the Silk Worm, the Manage
of the Nursery, the Manufacture of Raw Silk the Ma
chinery the Expenses OUTLAWS sc. &c. sc. Prepared from
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The above work will be printed uniformly with the Series
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
~ window shade pepe,:. 40. ! Spruce

street.-No RaiiGn Hum5ug.-Th. best OF .fmsrIeGn
Window shades anted b. artists (asvs and iortG OF c
knowlegsd talents All shades painted win es pest
Of coIos and warranted TO wash and not iaaf' shaa
rantsd 70 anv pattern AZ the shortest nocr inferior
decorations executed IN magnifc-u sty al fs! fY
ducsd prices Painting OF all kinds done TO oEier Ia iecs vi
work, of ar can be produced st this establishment,
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
ARRIVED, A

Sclrs Constitutions Endicott, Phlaielpha A Cooley
Coz Phehe Eliza Osborn, Alexandria, Stufges Clearmau:
Alexander Lewis Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

Ilt IOIIUN III Is IeItr lTVN -r!IlItIIId!I "IU
has occupied for number OF high standing mer-
chant the mercantile community of this city II speaks for
itself ,o.,
Gents: haya suffered with cough for long time
sought the aid II all the medical talent OF Europe, Paris
Vienna St Pee!sburgh Hamburger London and other critics
but could find relief also the whole Medical tacuy OF
tins city. tried J. Pe.se Sons Horehound Candy which
entirely cured of The distressing cough and othe!
symptoms above described. About weeks was attacked
violent neziry hoarseness hot burning feers PAIN In my
limbs resteSness night loss appetite, depression o! me
whole animal functions almost bad could BE- and by
the timely o.. your Candy entirely restored 70 good
health You earl-en bsrefactor and your Candy
balm 10 sooth the lungs and would recommend every
that has suffered have il, and they VIII speak as
proudly IS DO. Ycurs &c. j. BRAMSOS,
lSs East Broadway, or . Broad-stGsst,
corner of Exchange Place
To Mes,rs j. Pease & Son Is Diyision-s;leet:
10 AStor House; l0 and 2i3 Broadway; % Fuon 80 :" IL
liaristEeet n East Broadway Gil Broadway s. Hudsons
g7S Broadway; 223 Houston-sreti it0 Gfaadsteet I
Marks Place. 65 Greenwichstseet. I@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22


~ DrOwsiness. swimming of the head, roaring
@ IN The headache palwtaiion OF re heart &c &c
stts Indian Vegetable Pills certain cure ior tie
'e Unpleasant complaints because they purge rom The
s toSe stsnan aud corrupt humors which, when floating
~ us general MASS OF circulation the OF eeTi
a4lsn rush OF blood Ia the head eddiue loss OF memo
~ dimoesS OF sight, drowsine. pam the head, AM, many
"t symptoms OF loaded and corrupt OF the blood.
nights Indian Vegetable Pills also Of the best
dcnes the world FOR the of indiSestion and there
M vii only remove all tlc above unpleasant symptoms
@al entery prevent evil consequences resulting from
os OF blood the head but will most aSsuredy Iestore the
oonY 10 a state OF sonnd health:
BeUGre Of f.S-rhe public cautioned against
he aaAy spurious medicines wnc III order 10 deceive, are
e IN outward appearance closely to resemble the above
"99hder!ul Pills.
should be remembered all genuine infi'c9e has Wshts
ndaa Vegetable Pills neatly printed on the SIDES OF the boxes
ana that II the word Wrshts cannot be iound all POSI-
hely Miou.
Ohces devoted exclusively 10 the sale OF The medicine,
mh?iesae and retaNos 2SS Greenwich Stitrt Ne" 1%S
& Esmon, street, Boston and No. 69 Race etreet Phia-
dsiIhia. It,
Barry's Wigs and ScalpS.-lhe ne com
c'a Of unIiraed heads of hair for the last I'VE yeaI
~ @ exceeds his sanguine e1Pecuoas he resecn S @
@ CALL confident OF satisfying the most astidios ilas ~
e oS and Cheapest maker In the city lhey can " iti
looms for fitting Wings and Tours.es Is3 Inn
81 Cheapest Carpet Store In che Hniteu
States, No 90 Bowery.-ANDERSON y Dobbs nov W
ef heir whole stock OF speadid patterns oil three py
doube sGIcrfn- Ingram Carpe;ins all oi winch nav,
purchased for CASH and viii be sold 20 per cent low"
sl1A an any other establishment in The city.
En9n SEo,an9n Ingram Carpeting, at 2s Cd I+r yard
~ TTttra tne Ingram Carpeting, al Is.
ttniee ~ CdIeiing, al IS.
floor On Cloth any widths tis per yard.
ANDERSON & D0BBS, 90 Bowery,
JEW iwse first store above Hsster's