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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA.
red by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy are
anteed TO cure the worst of GonorrhGa elect or
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra without faint
ing the breath or dsagreeing with the most delicate
mach TO purchasers OF these chests, the College bind
81 each.
BY authority of the College of Medicine and pharm cy
~ Nassau street NJ Y
W. g. RICHARDSON Aoon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

CorrNrERFEiTs AFLoAr.-Yesterday we saw
new counterfeit on the Otsego Bank as follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

90 THE SUNDAY MERCURY Of tomorrow will
contain great variety OF reading, original and selected
This is the best family paper published for the Sabbath
morrow's number will contain novel feature-a
densed account OF the Police Dongs Of tho weekA HUI
morous Novel in Seven Chapters by Potz SquabA Capt.
tai Story, by 8. A. g. called the Bachelor, the Lady
in the Green Bonnet-Great Sporting Intelligence, for
those who like H. relative to Freeman the Slasher Caunt
English Fights-The Pirate Graft, Tale Of the Sea-
Chit Chat-Victor Hugo, Fanny Elssler and Scribe,
anecdotes OLA humorous Poem, by Spoons about the
Newsboys-Waste Potatoes-The Militia System-Police
Doirgs-Potca Death Of President Tyler-Some Truths
The Mackenzie Tral-The Park Circus the New PAN
tomine and the Equestrans Theatrcas in Philadelphia
Dow Jr, has chosen queer subject to discourse upon
this week.
Fleas have other neas TO bite 'em,
And so 60 on al infnitum.
Editorials all sorts of subjects The latest local AID
general news Office 100 Nassau street. Ann Price
cents single copy; 81 for eight months sent to any
part Of the world Advertisements sd till ten o'clock
this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

$4,000 Tennessee Bonds, interest from Nov. 65t; 10
do do JAM IS; 800 Wilmington 6s 1855, 81; $500 Penn
SIS, ls76, 42I. After Boards shares Wilmington r.
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

90 BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA IS RARE
and invaluable combination of vegetable remedies OF
ablshed medical value and from its peculiar properties is
almost nfalible in all plants that arise frem mpur
ties OF the blood from the morbid action OF the absorbent
and glanduar systems from constitutional ndosy
cies hereditary predspostion end in general all chronic
and long standing nfrmes and irregularities OF the hui
man frame TO enumerate all the diseases in which it has
been found to be sovereign remedy would be to make
this notice much lengthy and only here sug
ges TO the reader value and importance Of this prepa
ration and refer him to advertisements in the punic pa
pers for detailed intelligence respecting its efficacy
in nearly all of complaint except those of the
ordinary or endemic and epidemic character.
Sold Wholesale and retail by VIM. Burger 80 Courand
street; Rushton Co.; Aspnwal; Milhau's Pharmacy
Lyme. Bowery; TripPe, Division ST.; and Oil Fulton, ST.
and druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGsTIC MIXTURE
cures a cases OF gonorrhna, geet, seminal weakness
hd nepnty oil the generative system. is guaran
teed IN all cases Sold by authority of the College of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city Of New York In
large bottles price 81 in small do so cents in cases
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office OF the College, % Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-04

SoPHocLEs' GREEK LEssoNs.-A very neat edition
published by II. Huntington, OF Hartford.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15

8elb Der flu 8 B-goton III 70 opl( .. boarem
9eloe- man fa9t ee Ieten metr oenn art M9tlruen-
eoB Die Sntereen bort ouf bret unb Elm balb prcSen
ternnter9e9an9en Ino uno man bas 8cte oen Der 3u
tunft bcfft.-sIutb Su uus trmme oen Hetb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
Seutlber 2lniteolun95pcrein Don Soautlton
9Duntn, Sh(p.

. Cie auSwdrti9eu ORt9lteber oes 8erens> ODER lo(
cbe perlruen, rte beiSutreten mnien, nauentld9 in
@autou, WalIou ullO gSooter, llno erlubt 3u1hrif.
ten an ben erem uuter fol9enoer sIooree enSuenpen
German Sctllemen. Society Letlerbox 2S9 Cincinnati.
Die @cnttucnen bes gerens lne fir bic Druid
foteu Sent per Stuf Su baben
SeD Nerrn e. 3angban5 in @antoit.
~ &. Qebu.ann in MalilUUn uno
y Or. NSolfart in VSopiter.
Ser 3ned pieies GeretnS 1T, jeoem proentltheu
Ceutd1en es auf ene Ietdbte Weie m0slid Su MAIDEN,
1oh @toeutbum gu oerlt)aen, wcSu eine Strefe eano
in cScpa oper Sisfonn 9efaut weroen ioare, pedbes
perbeilbaf Sur sluIeguu9 elmer Staot UNI Serebun9
oes 9anDbaues 9ele9en it,
Dte O2itteI gum 9lufauf bon eon9reBlano iolten
auf9ebradt tperoen, ourd) Gin5abuns bon S 80 per
9ltie ,pOfitr per sftondr 20 9der 9ano uno Staot.
lcte erbdt. QSer MIR Staotlotlen cbne eano tpiubt
besabt S 5 e6 fam Elm Mttslieo slftten abnebmen
8is @npe september B. S. pate bas eano ansefauft
werDen. :.
Seoer Gbet(uebmer erbalt BET oer Sersnabme fetned
Antbels p9letdb eire @t9enthumsurfunoe CDeed) uni
fam 1einen 9lntbetl fret fir lld9 benitsen.
NQe Dtejeni9en, DeId1e ndbere 9u6funft il6er bic
9n(Idten uno @runoldse oes Sereius ptn1bcu, baber
lld9 an pbeu geuannte Soerren 5t tpcnoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15

nebmen ilt.Nc no@ Cincinnati sesouscn Sutem bte>
lbe benz llnterSeueeu trtftise llriabe biuterlafeu
bar ibre gbrItdfe fbr in 3weifel Seben ~ ,ulIen
mill er bic6 Susleid 5ur tfentden &unoe brtuger flr
Diejen9en, melde oelleidt nit bemeloter YerGon in
Berlbrun9 fommen. nm nit 9eei9ueten 8ebadbt fdb
Dor ettpaNe 6dnte etner oerhmbteu @eibsiele, pers
pabren 5u f0nnen>
pbtL Starbof.
Canton, 9tnguit IS. 1843. g. 4rrt.
1y-llu1er SHerr 9elle9e bes @inc. 8olfs6[ tpiir6e
curh sIufuabme ce6 Sbi9eu uu6 5u @e9enoienien
perpflithteM.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
QSe0 Sor.

Die prc;ente, auf9ele9t ais QBe9tar fir eas eesen
wdrtt9e Sahr mStarf County, llnb Is Yrpsent aufsl
be Nunoert Dollars Wertb gi9entbunt, tpeletes fir
Soratton en19etra9en puroe uno auf yerlanaen Der
Grutee Don sawren5 Sounibip etn suidsd,er Gar ..
10 eents auf nunoert NoIlers 9Sertb in oefem 9fp
uno in Nte Gaunfbip ebeufauS einen suldB[i5eu Sar
bon Nttl auf jecen OcDar Wertb.
Das @ees trtft Scrfebrun9eu, baB ale Tericneu,
welde NIT 9Se9tar beatet nb, folde burd, ,,9rteit
an ofenttd9en StraBen bonn 1ten 9pril bis sum 1lteu
October, be5ahlen fbnne 5u bent fet9efeeten rets D.
Is gents per Sa9 IT, unter Der eeitung bes 9Seemet
tiers in Dem DlItrft, tupru bas NIT Megtat betatete
Gt9entbum lte9t.
FORM OF SUPERVISORS CERTIFICATE.
otark county Ohio -- Township ----- 1S43
under my direction in district number ---- in said
township between the st day of April and the st Of
October 1913 to the amount Of dollars ---cents
and - mllsrto apply to the payment of road tax
charged against him for the present year.
s. .... Supervisor.
Nleran Der Nec@ u { D. 9tubitpr.
Slueitor'6 Sffice, Canton.
.us Suni 80 1843. { asa So.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
gSbt9 : 0ruuofQBe..

e5ob babe bic Sahe reifId, iiberleet, uno bin raber
p60s iibereust baB fein 3uiab gu ben Sunoesarfe(n
int Gtance 1T, uns su eiucr 9uten Neserun9sform su
Yerbelfen-biee 1T unm6slid, fo lanse ab9eonberte"
@taatenreste befeben. is
+. alexander s. I'M tltcn.
Drc maj. nd,t Idn9er ben SYrenensefan9 [bas per.
fakrerijhe G5etrdbl 0rn elmer 8clts>eserms, es ut
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
8etannt m a bun9en.
0eutfber stniIeplun9S <Beretu bon Samlton
SDuntr.

Den 3rpetsuereiuen uno cniti9en auspdrtiaen N2its
gebern ces cb9en 8erens tptro btemtt au9eseet eae
Die Committee fir eanoanfauf am 90. September bon
bier ab9eben piro, uno lit oieies geranlauna auf 9r.
tife 33 Der Scnfuton aufmerflam Su maiden uno I'm
balciee O1acbrtd1t su bten.
8latter tn ptttsbur9 weroen bOftdf I'm slufnab
me. .9eberen.
Cincinnati September 4. 1s43.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
rctuer l1ufun uub fbdnoIider 8etrug.

in pie eritere foten muir Weuse, in bic pete bic Mer.
9e fcmn1en. Die erlte Stla1e muBe bic geiden unb-
YObseborncn blIoen1 Die 8ete bic .9e1vnen" 0eute,
Die SHaurlperfer unb Bducrn. =
s. bn Adams.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
Ntuer Stobr unb ueue p1ei(e.
6 + Q NO 8 Nattnn

S"t erH't" umo srDat n'3 ren New Ycrt nr y i,
Cuel1paoreh 9roCerien, @tienwaaren &c.
III tetnrm nt''en Strbr iwei Ibrcn pi prn QBm s. ,wrs
er1f nhp 9r911tter QS. 81 i'm rs &rs. Strbr,
Nee r 10 nlrpr13 8" IT, cnp Gin 0nhccs 9tnbIncn rm
o pEn "n9renjcnptn Counties W rrtafcn ntfhlrtn it, UNI
m1r tnr . al 10 allt &rrtcn ppn M r t pr o.
pu tt 81 p>n b6biten Yrtittn
Inter 'He" gle'paarcn finp fol5cnp Nrs 81 rate
brmerttcn Qrriirn ju fnrcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
so an feb { 1t6 oor, oDretner

9lnua Barbara sebobrne @altber, fabrsirte enntns,
er aus eenfershem SeSntsreid, SaDern tpeld,e> alf
cine 1spcioe Beiie bon bier ourh9epilht, phne cine
eepibe, fir Ge 9etbane uno ihr nobbefannte baare
Sluslaee in 9ldttsfeitsu trinseu. 3uolse fern ger,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15

Ut. y. WC@ al [.
Gdabneiiter Doh Starf County.
s%osmeiltsrS me Si6ce> saHtOn]
Suit l2., 1913.
q 9. We9nle1er llno oufseforoert> bcn 8etraS Der
Serttcaten Su pectclren, 70 ,pe audi bic Oetter bes
otrlftS uno GaunfbipS> wo uno su tpelther 3eit Die
slrbett 9eth1n noroen, anSugeben.
-Township -lS4-
hereby certify that--pertormed labor in district
No,---on the public highway between the Ist of A
'r and lsl OF Oc'ober l843s in decharge of his road
tax he mount o.
co. Die 9ecten Speeie;ablencer gdnten bon Sbio
wcroen fur Saren an9encmmen, uno feline anbere
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
Ser WQterlanD s. Sreunb unD G5el1t Der 3eit.
llnabbdn9t9er Mab[5stte(.

llnabbdn9t9er QSabl5ette(.
SIR Gpn9reB,
George Belhau6, Bauer bon 9SaDne Co.
8rpraientant
SoenrD Sd)rnefelo
SDrrth
49, c5Chn Srdnbcn
S60tmettcr
Sarmon q. @cr9as,
Sltcplbtr,
GOhn Bauer.
sanrmtFr,
SacOb @n6min9er,
@pmmit trnar.
SObn @. Oacr5
St1Atsunmolt,
cS1mes 9. Braun.
Der Gdcrn9 ecr frcten unr unatbGnSi9rn &1r9cr ppt
3tArf County untcrtporfcr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15

@beufous werbe id in metner Sfftce in Canton, pom,
|. Sctrber bis gum 2Ofen December Die Goren Sp(,
der in Gmpfang nehen, Die frdber nit be,ableu ion
ten. 0eieni9en, Welhe oernaddllI9elt> wdbrcno Der
in Oicer 9h5ese entbaltencu 3ett 5t beSaten, mtqen
eruarteu, StrafSeloer beSahlen gu rnu0cn
ScIseureS Se9t ben SeraS Der Garen, Die auf ieoer
S 90 YSerth 0e1h(aoen murben:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
Sdren fir 1843.

Tad)riht piro biermit BEN GarSableupen 4e41,u.
uern pcn Start SpuntD 0e9eben, paB b onfaurp mr.
be, bic Garen bea9ten SruntD'5 fir oas Sabr nnorc
gu Dem 3pede G [ b It poer me II . eputirteI
eiueu Sag III jeocm Iounlhip, an ben 9ep0bulihen
Wablpldeen, ppn IG llhr Normttass bis llbr Tad,-
nta96 geu tperoeL nm & r II ppn Oeuieuioen il,
@mpfan9 gu nebmen, peIdbe oaun gu be5ahIen wnnfd.
nGn1ifh, W
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-15
Slider.

)arN
S"ttnctte ""O 81" 40 IS
Snrisrtau ~" 75"" 90
Aentudp Scam 0 rs" 81
0lanne aug 19 /" 0 SO
Nlearo Stuff. n" q 5O"" 90
Da 81. &c $Ninc" 25" 0 81
Srlrc, cinfIt
unc 8crlimt 0 5O"" 90
&1ltun 40 6"" 25
Qrmt"Ini enfaer, Scrrrtcr datonct; I1aIs mr Sots
tIber Stren' etnf'de unc Sct1mte 3rttiHe; Sdrtr
OuSln y nrthuDe 6auItItn9s @trmrfr bamIs unr
jcrc S5rtc 50 Gents lis S. bcttitcr unr b;imecma
ter Din pAn Snpt5o-S lis l3 Gents per ltnc cptr
lomct Srecn anric scinponc- cine 9rr6c Quspobl
nctphcr pnter fur 6rauen immrr NnU9c 81 HnAge acn
prct1cn
@stt,t"o s5t1,c!o re" tts 20 Gents rsr YarO
e5sEeAtc DlUsliM " 20
Naunmcuen8arn-5 Tfunr fur einen 0puar.
Gb>nfoll5: etne NuSrp1bl pradttger Wflnners
.... unp 5Srouen Sol1ts.
9eljD1tc II" IS III" 90
Ycliturrcu ""l IS ts !" 3 90
@5rcbuur= Earrtu ""O 10 his u 0 53
Q0otsts6tNrrcn ~" SO lis 90
Srauem SinmtrDutc " " 0 I3 bis 3 90
Stlefel nno S6uhe.
Seine 9errottO StIettl 20" s. s. tis So rs
Q5rrte Sttctrl "2 % ~ 50
Np 91rnrocs ju "1OO
Srduentfr 90 his 25
llnO SIc SSrten StnrerlAupe
Ulp Stlcjcl rs his so Gents.
Grourteu.
&afrc ren lis 10 @)funp fir rnrn Eh>cr,
Sudcr lis 10 Gents per Yfunp,
SMc so Sents his per Qtunr,
4tHGr unp NIiFtte 9 bis l3 Gents per Yfunr,
Snpl,p s lis ID Gruts per l1nje unp ci
nc 9rrbc Auswap prn an, SaIt f. ctenfaus wcbls
fell SpAnobes Srbcrcr 5l s lis 20 Gcnts per pfmp-
AuB;r rh9cn c9tnt1npen, Dat nod nc 9rpse GAM;
rrrju8lbc AuswNDl Htrn rtr Nr fir pc Wacrn, webc
mrpIet ia nr woDIteirr, ais r8nppo out prtN ,orren
t0nn,n
&erIan9t: 10000 pfuno lSoGe uno
1000 Su1d)el Slacbe laamcn
Sbpma5 Datton.
Cant GScpttmtcr, lS43.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
,;nne5 and the most difficult labor since 10 o'clock

tnued and the most difficult labor since lp ciocs
-7 hours, via Preston. Bridges either gone oSe'-
flowed, or torn to pieces, around US, and me
roads ruined. Reports reached Us last night oy
conductors who walked from Jewett City, that Inc
lower railroad bridge and turnpike bridge must ootA
go, and for all they see the lower part OF the town
must be destroyed, and that the people were great
" alarmed La,hrop's Bridge is from 6 to le tees
under water, and the freshet in the river Is
greater than at any time since 1907. AT Jewete
City we found the two engines (Which could get no
further than there yesterday and all the railroad
men irving with stones to hold on to the bridge
and left them in the same effort. On the raiiroao
about one mile in all is destroyed, or very greatly
injured. At Jewett City say . rods, at Bundy HUI
6 rods between Jewett City and Piairheld the cui-
yerts all gone and SO rods Of road above 1t is not
here or a, Jewe,t City known to what extent lnJu-
~ is done The river is over all the rellroaS oe-
tween here and Greenyc--is in the street in front
of the Franklin House-but is now falling, and Will
show the extent of damage Tomorrow AT Jewett
CITY at IL s'clock they were fearing the loss OF
Lippitt's Dam, and made preparation for leaving
O's house. Yours, ~ d.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
Amcrican Fanaiiy a1agazine. :,

DThe Cheapc 81 Work eycr p,'' sm,rean
the United stases.-The FIRST part o. re NC, Koyv
Family Magazine or General Abstract ol eaiculaSrd
ledge, work emnenty lseful IN famhes I'D eagIea
he asss andsrsaass. s aseea' e ,e young sss
pages each, a. Is cents per No. and each No WIN ~.
near 300 Epgravngs. No. was published or .ns m d.
February. 1888 ; No. on the lst day ol MARCH, -
viii be published This Day, the 18th ,;,,s, and dh
M Each number contains about z"o I'sAa''
sold at the ,o1rpriee Of IS eeHts. ,,- or This yet7
~ The Second Edition of the FIRST numoe, ,,ss IL EaIdoa
valuable work i, entirely exhausted. Tbs IGnn y. asud
W i'll be ready ae1t week, when the ORDERS f'' "'A
ed to- ., ,,o,n;pg. @
pPART a viii be ready on satnfday :; Il; eont,ia
rPART 3, and each succeeding numeer, snsrarass
a.a naaes and be printed on larger type, !he No
much daer, and many OF them from original 'e''s
S viii be ready on the I5lh day OF April. .,adtas.
GREELEY 4 MeELRATH, Tribune DAD'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
Ne@zKork aaafslature.

MONDAY, March n, 1919.
In the senate, resolution offered by Mr..
.CHAAsEfL LA1s, calling for information concerning
the combined locks on the Canal at LockPort was
adopted; and Mr.. RHoADEs offered resolution
instructirg the Committee to bring In Bill To-
duciug the fees of inspection.
In the ASSEMBLY, Mr.. KETcHAM reported sn
faror of the bill to provide for more equal
dirisiou of the Wards tn this City. Mr.. Al
LEN. from the Committee of Ways and Means,
reported 3 resoution declaring the Public Land
Distribution Law unconstitutional, and refusing
to reeeive the share no1c amaiting the order ct
The Treasurer of the State! Mr.. E. F. WAR
REs, of the Judiciary Committee, made minority
report on the Virginia question. MIR. W. HALL
reported bill authorizing the Albany Republican
Artillery 10 erect monument TO the memory OF
Col. John Mills, who was killed at Sackett's Har-
bor during the last War. MIR. WHITE, from the
Select Committee, reported a bill abolishing the
compulsory features of the Inspection Laws, The
House soon adjourned.
In the SENATE. Mr.. BockEE repertes against
the petitions for an appropriation to finish the
Black River Canal agreed to. The Committee
of the Whole took up the bill to increase the reve-
nue. of the State by extending the market for Salt
Coal and Lead. After brief discussion OF this
bill, the resolution offered by Mr. DESNIsToN,
asking for information concerning the New-lork
and Erie Railroad, wa. adopted. The bill IN re-
lation to the Geological Surrey o. the State was
-eseed and tho Senate adjourned.
In the ASSEMBLY, the Senate bill, in relation to
the Ncw-York and Erie Railroad, was taken up,
the question being on Mr.. W. HALLS substitute,
providing for a farther loan of Three Mli'on'
when the Company shall have completed a single
track This was rejected; and, after discussion
of several other amendments, the House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, March %.
In the SENATE, Mr.. YousG's Reputation doc
trines were again brought under discussion. The
debate was upon resolution Of ceasure offered
by Mr.. FOSTER. which was laid on the table BY a
vote of ii to IL. sundry bills were ,hen read a
third time. The bill to erect the County OF Schy-
Ter was re.con,miltsd to tie Committee OF the
Nhele ior the purpose of amendment. The Sem
ate soon adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, the Pilot Bill came up and after
a long discussion was ordered to be engrossed for
a third reading. Mr.. ALLEN laid on the table
concurrent resolution postponing the payment OF
nstalment of the U. S. Deposite Fund. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL,
ThinSs In Phiiatielphia.
Correspondrn ce OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. March 50 d ,


PHILADELPHIA, March se-pN
Baak Stocks OF every description were exreme,v a.,
Al the Board to-day, h bur solitary share dis,
OF. Pennsylvania Fives advanced and United Sues
sold at premium 0; Il The following are The ,yz,,
tions at both Boards -Sieo City Eives 1857 al
North America Bank 775i; Sl4co US Loaa lsss a
lo7i; $500 Pennsylvania Fives, 1865, 3s; $500 Gis
Notes at II
There has been, an informed, pretty fair boa,.
done in Southern Exchange within the pas, two ,ays VA
ticularly Charleston, Savannah and New. Oreals
bile has improved rfe. The rates to-day are "a fo,
New-Yoek Ind Boston, par discount; Charleston ss
Savannah, discount; Mobile, II l7i discount Nswn
leans, /. premium; Louisville, discount; Cnepp,,,
discount
Relief Notes little better. City and Country r..
lief 8 a 9 cents d .count. -.
Il is amusing the pursued by our pspesp
orally in relation 10 the disgraceul asd criminal csutuct
the Philadelphia remen the late re in Diamond SIRE,
They first abuse them and afterwards suffer neabe.s Of
the various companies, who shsud be kicked ouor
the department. palm upon the notice ct the people h,
which they Know be wilfu misrepresentation The e
is the remen are ashamed of :he conduct, 5p. they pa
not think their lie, will change public opinion The eon
panes culpabe the ts.to receive praise wla
have before stated is strictly correct
The following appointments and removals have been
made in the Philadelphia Custom, House this days
Remo,cd-Mess,s Redhefer, Schell Graves Russell ass
P. B. Currcy.
11pponted- -Thomas A. Cooper, (Tragedan) McKlal.y,
Hubby, j. McCuy, brother to Senator sicculy, and R.
Moore
Graves was one Of The conspicuous characters a, the late
secret Tyler meeting. BSvIrs
FROM posro Rlco.--We are happy to lean
that the report brought to Nsw-fork of the De.
strue,ion of the town Of Ponce, Porto Rico, Is uo
true. Captain Fry, Of the brig Water Witch, r
this port yesterday from Mayasucz, 7, r., states
that the occurrences which gave rise to the report
was nothing more than the destruction by FIRE Il
one or two old wooden buildings. BALI. Amer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
MIR. LORDS Lecture.

Rev. JOHN LORD, OF Boston, delivered the first
of his Six Lectures last evening at the Unvers sity
Chapel. 1t was vivid and spirited discourse
upon the successive steps by which Society mas
been aided in its development BY the power OF !.
Christianity. The elevation in the condition OF
the poorer class end Of woman was regarded Us
furnishing the most accurate test of social pro.
gress: and the successive movements by which
Slavery was weakened and maa aided BY thse
Christian principle, by whioh in the feudal ages
the social duties enjoined BY the Christian Church
led to the elevation of womsn, and the principle
of self-government came to acquire worth and
power in the English nation and their descendants
were clearly traced. The in,ner.a~--~ -~r roP''a'
Education, OF philanthrepic effort, of culture In
morals and virtue was we'll depicted, and all these
we're traced to Christianity as the source. Mr..
Lords style is spirited and pleasing and his Course
of Lectures promises to afford abundant interest
and instruction.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
Court Ca.eudar This Day.

CIRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. "a, SO, 10, 70, 26S, 70,
so, S4, SO, 93 94, 95, SO, 100, lO2, los, SO, l07
100 to lis, inclusive.
COMMON PLEAs.--Nos. 40, Al, %, Is, 26 49,
44, 46, AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

smooth kettle, fill to within six inches of the top
with water, cover the surface with chaf or bran,
then place it in the evening where the rats harbor.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

ga girl named Mary Richie, of Allegheny
City, Pa, was SO severely burned few days since
by her clothes taking FIRE, while she was reading,
that she died the rext day.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

p man named P. P. Wells, of Honeoye,
Monroe county, few days since committed sui
ciIe by hanging himself in his tannery. He had
evidently planned the matter long time before
and attempted it about two years since. He was
worth some $4,000 and left wife and two chill
dren. He was member of the Methodist church
but had become skeptical.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

lg The wife of Mr.. Benjanin F. Goodwin, at
Springfield, Mass committed suicide few days
since by hanging herself in her own room. She
was afflicted with insanity induced b. disease.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

c...,;..s Parents. Teachers of Sunday and QUE.
all he informed thar the grorp oil staa.
the Trial Of our sayioa now e1plp,
p.aIss Mu seun is ose of The most sabine aud
,necaces Of the nge The proprietor very geaeluu m
frs to admit Scholars to the Exhibition and
only eight cents each, and the Teachers nee ~
the CITY but short time longer. 85
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

F1RE.-A saw-niill in the town of Arcadia,
Wayne County, owned by Messrs. Lambright &
Pickett, was destroyed by fire on Friday night
last. The loss is estimated at $500. The pre-
misses were not insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

% Mrs. Coughtry, who was so seriously burned
at the FIRE in Green street Saturday, died yester
Gay morning. Fisher still survives. But faint
hopes are entertained of his recovery. His father,
Samuel Fisher, lost his life at the melancholy ca
tastrophe on State street bridge in August, 184o.
Albany Adv.