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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
DIR. Hamilton and Lewis rannan,

In the New York Tribune Of Oct 2l, saw commupi.
cation from L. Tappan OF It's purport and object every
reader may Judge AS the letter referred in that
nica.ion will speak for ITSELF hereto subou for pubca.
on merely promising that NE. l.. Tappan had been bu.
silly Propagasng misrepresentation OF my sentiments and
the language which those sentiments had been
and as was for the purpose Of ascertnng the truth from
NE, tha; Nh s. H. Person addressed By letter and in
answer received the suboned in Sept $780, that answer
confidential communication shown to Mr. L. Tappan
IL order ha he, seeing what did say might correct the
misrepresentation he had circulated On reading IT, L.
said that the former part concerning my employment in the
epidemic having been Published by Mr.. p stood before
the public in too favorable light, therefore he o. T0
would publish The latter par, also.
MI Pier'on demonstrated but in vain. He reminded L.
T. that this was confidential communication shown in
confidence Mr. T. for his satisfaction TO N. end thar h.
might De able to correct reports Mr. Tappan
s Insisted that the public ought 70 know nv sentiments
on slavery and that he had right publish and would
publish this letter Nh Person protested acains, this
di'honoTaoie but IN vain L. Tsppan Gid, defiance OF
these remonsance and protests take the letter and publish
It in the Emancpator Of October 1880 If such use Of
recommendation so obtained be right honorable or con
'en with common honesty, those who read this statement
may judge.
As that letter has been made the subject Of commep, y,
my disadvantage give here entire order that all may
see what my remark, do this d.v see ,easo,
TO recall single sentence expression therein contained
WIN. T. HAMILTON
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

HAYrI.-The French Government have ap-
pointed NJ Barot Minister Plenpotenary aad Envoy E1-
traordnary near the Government of Hayti. IL Victor
Place will accompany ambassador in the capacity OF first
secretary OF the mission Among the attaches are mention
ed NJ le baron Vaur and NJ. lie comte de Fon;aneliat
GENERAL EBENEzER ELMER, President of the
New Jersey Cincinnati Society, aud the last surviving ON
Ger of the New Jersey Line Of the Revolutionary Army,
died on wednesday ,t Oct ls having attained the great
age Of 81 years
AssAssINATloN.-Iast evening about O'Clock
Mr. VIM O. Beuham, brother -inaw ofhe senior Editor OF
this paper was stabbed the White Mansion, OF
Market and Third by Talbot Oldham, OF Judge
Oldham, Of Jefferson county Some slight quarrel having
taken place Oldham stabbed Mr.. Benham twice with
bowie knife IN the arm near the shoulder severlng
large artery and in the back Mr.. B. died abou mid
night, We do not wish at present to detail all the ccum'
OF the but if they have been truly de-
tailed by eyewitnessss the arrocous
der as perperated. Nh B. entirely unarmed
The assassin who before this act had Infamous
tore,y here Immediately mounted horse and lied from th
city. The Sheriff subsequently went in pursuit but
have leatned whether he succeeded IN catching him.
louisville (ky) Journal
FArAL AND DISTRESSING AcCIDENT.-Mr. T
w Beecher All esteemed Of Albany instantly
killed by the accidental discharge of the rifle of e.
Brnckehot also Of Albany Tuesday morning last, il
the woods of Hamilton County whittier they had gone
shooting excursion The Albany Evening Journal says
Mr.. Beeche, Nas the lessee Of the Albany Baths il
Broadway which he has kept for several years past II,
attentive and obligns TO his customers honest in h
dealings frugal and industrious his habits, and enjoyed
the respect and good will OF all who knoeS him. He has
left young and attached wife his sudden DEATH
TIE GALE.-The Milwaukee fleet has suffered
some during the last days At Manetowoc, the Saran
uah and Drift are ashore The Liberty ashore sheboy
gan Three Of the fleet driven the Mautoo Island
The propeller parted her chain and went ashore
the Island, She was GOT off without injury. Mil Her.
FIRE IN DErRorr-A large fire took place in
Detroi, the night Of the lSth by which whole block
buildings WAS destroyed The property located The
east side OF Woodward joining the Campau prem
se. dry goods store confectionery and a store together
with other buildings, burned 4 gentleman named
Mortimer is sufferer in large amount, some $1,000
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

&C. L.dirt Festival in aid Of and at Emmanuel
Church Brooklyn will take place Thursday evening
There will be Refreshments and Music Tickets so cts
Ladies IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
u The Georgetown Advocate of Saturday

says:
There seems TO b. no doubt thar Messs Everett Jenifs
Barrow and Todd have been recalled from their respective
Missions and are 10 be shortly replaced BY many OF vi!
Tyle dear friends There sound OF John c. SpencsrS
succeeding Col Tood at the Russian Court
u Jenifer was elected as Wing, but Tyler
;zed Ed. TT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
penMsyIvania.

The total official vote for Canal Commissioners
is as follows;
Whig Loco
Simeon Guilord ,725 James Clarke. los ,5A2
William Tweed a6.i74 Jesse Miller. .lll,O73
Benjamin Weaver. .95,774 VIM B Foster, Jrili, ,256
Locos elected by $4,000. There were twenty
counties in which the Wings made no effort, and
several in which they voted for the Loco-Focos
on what was called the Working Mems ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

Go TO pealx's New York Museum The Whiskerel
Chile Mons Adrian, Mysterious Boy Mechanical Figures
Mammoth Bones Comic Singing, SC. Sc. Admittance to
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

NJ We understand that Hon. ABRAHAM Ken
CHEZ, late Representative in Congress from the
State of Moth, Carolina, has been appointed
Charge d'Atiaires of the United States to Ponu;
gal, in the place Of Mr.. BARROW, who has applied
for permission to return home
National Inteligencer of Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

~ The MEsMERC EXPERIMENTS at the American Mu.
se last night seemed throw all doubt and kepcs en-.
trely the shade and carry conviction triumphaty before
them. They worthy the consideration OF all and We
would every 20 and io himself They take
place Band u O'Clock NJ day and other Interest,".
ing performances with them. Gen Tom Thumb is on hand
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

G3- The superb Furniture and Fixtures Of the "All
Nations Hotel" Ill Broadway be sold auction to-
day. This affords chance for bargains.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

"Er!oUErrE; or a Guide TO tie Usages of So
cicty, ispublished this morning by Wilson & Co.
in beautiful style, fit for lady's boudoir.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

H. At meeting last evening at the Second
Ward Hotel of the Conventisn of the Hid Con-
eressonal District (Ist, IId Hid, WITH and Yth
Wards OF this City,, JAMES VAN NOS
TRAND, Esq. of the Third Ward was chosen
Delegate to the Wing National Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

HEALTH OF THE Crry.-The Report of the
City Inspector Cor the week ending Oct, u shows the fol-
lowing results Whole number Of deaths 100 Men IS Wo-
- Boys a. Girls IS. OF these Is died of Consump
ton; Convusons l3; Debility S. propsy in the Head s.;
Bilious Fever 5; Inflammation Of Luugss Bowels 6 Chest
o. and Scare, Fever s. 80 under years of age and
over So lis natives Of The United States Of Ire
land aud Of England,
u The Brooklyn papers say that orders have
been given for the discharge of the workmer the different
Navy Yards, consequence of the appropriation having
been spent The discharge took place here on Friday and
Saturday last: The sloop of war Albany was nearly
completed and would have been ready launch sweek
o. so.
II An attempt was made on Sabbath evening
to rob the house Of John Dkeman Esq Washington street,
Brooklyn
II The race over the Beacon trotting- course
Yesterday IN the woile heats under The saddle,
IN Two heats BY Tom Benton 5m ASS EACH The one,le
heats N wagons was won by Ariel beating Bob Logic thc
heats in four Average time sm Is
MARSHAL BgRTRANp.-We learn from the Al
b.ny Argus that Cen BrKrRANp al'ed IN that City By
,h .itrpoou train from the West Saturday, exchanged
,,u,.ons with Gov Bouck and few other citizens, and
left IN the evening boat with the intention OF e
Sabbath with ExPresident Van baren at Linee0"old.-
Yesterday i, was his desga proceed 70 Boston, to-day e
Lowell and thence coma 60 this City where hs WI
probably pass few days and then VISIT West fo'n' Ills
-ou,c sesward is matter Of some uncertainty
U- The Hopkmsville (ky,) Gazette OF the 18Th
inss&a, states that the previous Tuesday evening Two
strangers small twohors- dearborn observed step
.. place called the saiubsous Springs Meeting House.
where they kindled IRE uadr aud prepared some food
The morning OF the strangers found with his
face mued by hogs and club and stones the ins,ru-
eO, Of DEATH lying few coin scattered about
and one horse aud the dearborn left The had fled
ou the o.hef horse.
~ The train Of cars which came in yes,er-
dsy aoca less ihae oityo ees pEossla,s
O., The railroad sufalo .adr. Of 1874.
rr Thanksgiving in Maine, Dec. 1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

BLAcKwooD's MAGAzINE.-We have received
from the publisher Nh Winchester the October number OF
Backwood's Magazine 1t is filled, ever with capital
articles There the Of review Of the
.Trayes of Kerim Khan from Delhi TO Calcutta, and
thence by England with his peculiar views upon the
customs manners &c. of the Engshihen the rat
Ting reckless Napier in Syria. Next follows Modern
Painters article that ha, given heartier laugh than
We have enjoyed FOR long time. story Of Charles XII.
Of Sweden well told and long article on the Session OF
Parliament open, eoquendy. There is also the usual
quantity of profound reading Indeed always buy
BIackwood with his shut, aud be Of good bargain
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
Ne.y- York, October %, lS43.

-"', D. H. fseTson: MOBILE, Sept. Is, 1899
My DEAR srR-Your kind favor of August lst is before
me- 1t reached me August 2e the rery lime when the
*nich hr arrested our attention In the death OF
Judge hitchcock cae of our Elders, spreading in ev.rv
direction and the sickness had entered my own family
!eow lever mas prevailed here fox the last FIVE or SIX
WIN onusaai severity 1t is really frghtfu We
have had this month abou, sixteen funerals a .nd
sometimes been high Twenty-Five. and ,weutv.four
and that OUT OF population greatly reduced do no. be
leve that have left here oueh Of the nonu,,,or ,e
had last March Every one that can p., H.. ~. ~
e!. My whole time through the day, and often BY night
aSe4 up with the sick and the dying and in attending
lane Peter was attacked about three weeks since with
very sles II was nearly week before the disease
sevesely-ye, Peter is recovering rapidly than
The next week, Mrs. H. attacked with conside
rasle ,eyenyi she slowly recovering and sits up
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
Loco-Foco Nominations.

Oneida County.-Assembly, uoRArlo SEY-
MouR. JAMES DOUGLASS, Jusrus CHiLps and RICHARD
EMrry Sheriff, SQurRE UrLEY Clerk, DELos De
WolrE,
Cort!and.-Asscmtly, john F. kIsGMAN, Jr.,
aud P.Arr F, GROw; Sheriff, CnKnriAs Err; Clerk,
SAMUEL HoTcHRIss Jr.
Tompkins.-Assemby, CHARLES NJ. Turner
and PrrEH LouNssvRr; Clerk, HENRY B. WEAVER
SuLipan-Assembly, AMOS Y. GRANT; Sher-
If. WILLIAM GuMAER; Clerk HERvry w. Howell.
Otsego.-GEo. B. WILSON for Clerk; WILLIAM
w. sNow Oneona, NAHUM THOMPSON Of Decatur GEo.
S. GoRHAM of Darlington for Assembly
Niagcra.-JAMEs LEWIS of Hartland, for Clerk
r. H. srENsNs Of LccSpOFt, LUTHER Wilson of ofwil,cn,
Cor Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

u The Wing Nominating Convention last
evening selected the following gentlemen as can
didates for Assembly, to be submitted to the
County Meeting:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

u THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS, No. II. has
Just been issued by Winchester To those who loTe the
melo.draatc and exciting Literature, tins work must
strongly commend itself 1t is very neatly printed good
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

KILLED GY A Rail CAR.-Yesterday morning
about eleven O'Clock, as the train of Harlem Rail
road cars were switching from one track to the
other at 9th street, a boy named Patrick Hogan,
aged about 49, who had long been permitted without charge
to ride in the cars back and FORTH vend his newspapers
and who was standing the forward platform OF the front
car BY the starting of the horses producing acoson be-
the cars he precpated from the platform on the
rack aud one of the wheels passing him obliQuey
from the breast the neck he instantly killed He
vey rash careless and had often been admonhed be
more careful Verdict OF the jury in accordance with the
above facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Court CALESpAR.-This Doy.-syPERIoR
orsT-Nos. s6, 10, los, 3o l2, 123, 81, 49, a9 y
10, Sv ~ CoURr-Nos a. 81 65 90 lOo lo5 &c. lo7
os lOe no. l2, lls l4 ls a. se 49, 81 81. ss ~ oi :,
COMMON PLEAs-Nos H. i'2, "a 81 ''' 4'' 3'' w. %
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

{- An Agent for this paper is wanted at PoashkeePs'
ous who resides in the place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
,, TRIBUNE.


THE, TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER "a.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ESENIs CLAY
KENTUCKY.
Democratic Whig General Commit on m 1T,
at The Broadway House. Oct PiLIP fih III HoSE Chairman
Y w. 6; Tsss5s! Sss525aD. }ssese'asv'. oasa
18th annual Fair at NibIo's Garden
Exhibitors of Mix Draymer and all concerned VIII TAX
o,ce ,h, tho Ipdres ui examine such specimens
brouyh, tomorrow WEpSEsDay jat o'clock IN the morn
ns in Nibos Garden Not less an thirty quarts will be
required from each competitor. will be tested by fFJ
LactometeI.
Famcrs' Club dinnersame day (WEpsEspAY')
p. NJ, at La Fayette Hall opposite Nhios. pna
Tickets 50 cans may be had at the Managers fsoo
f Nn.c will b. at Nibos this day TurspA1 also nstfu-
mental and vocal music at O'CLOCK o,,.
Commercial please copy.
{- An Agen. for this paper is wanted at Poushksepsie
one who resides in the place
H. At "a meeting last evening at the Second
Ward Hotel of the Conventisn of the Hid Con-
pressional District Ist, Id, Hid, WITH and Vth
Wards OF this City,, JAMES VAN NOS:
TRAND Esq. of the Third Ward was chosen
Delegate to the Wing National Convention.
u The Wing Nominating Convention last
evening selected the following gentlemen as can
didates for Assembly, to be submitted to the
"ouii'y -'A'o' yo,d HGrd
Ro.rnr su,rE... 10Th RICHARD S. WILLIAMS .4th.
ELyRIpGE @ BALDwiS, lih. SAMUEL. WEBSTER. llth
AucUsrusL L. BRowS. 18th. ALEI. F. FONDA. 90.
JoHN MARrIn. 80. 18th. JOHN l.. LAWRENCE .l'th.
~ The Richmond Inquirer is trying to
mystify MIR. Cay's allusion to circumstances
'highly discrcditable to American Legislation
which were connected with the passage of the
Tariff of 1923. The facts are thus The Peo-
pic in that year called for more efficiently fro-
tcctive Tariff, and Congress was favorable but
there was Jackson majority IN each House. ana
Messrs. Silas Wright and Martin Van Buren
were in Congress from this State. These gentle
men determined to concoct such a Tariff as should
compel the New England Members to vote IN the
negative and this they effected by imposing cS-
traordinary duties on Molasses and other ra"
products largely consumed in New-England'
In this way, they contrvcd to create an impres-
sion through the Middle States that MIR. Adamss
cspeca! friends were hostile to the Protective
policy, while they hourished away as the cham
pons of the Jackson Tariff, which was most
UNEQUAL and ill-digested in its provisions. The
rue friends of Protection found the bill shaped
o their hands by the overpowcring jackson ma
ority-they had to vote for or against the bill as
was presented to them; and some OF them
vent one way and some the other. 1t was the
ontriving and shaping OF the bill to accomplish
sinister purpose which Mr.. Clay Justly pro-
.ounccs discredtable ! and yet the Enquirer
avs that if aiscredtable to American Legislation,
was of course discreditable to those OF his
riends who voted for the bill.'-Ofcourse, 1t was
10 such thing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

Rossnr SMITH, 10th. RICHARD S. WILLIAMS 4th.
ELyRIpcE 6 BALpwfs, l4,h. SAMUEL. WEBSTER. llth
AucUsrus L. BRows. 18th ALE1 P FoNDA 80.
JosS MARrIs....... 18th JOHN l.. LAWRENCE l1th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

ss5- Cur,ius on Rev. Mr. Bellows's Sermon last Sun
Law evening is informed that hays pl.ee for the dis
eusson of Theological differences Some OF the Political
oarn. which have recently demolished Pnsegis viii
probably now be resdy undertake anE othe7 JOB IN that
iius-ws cannot,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

LAuNcn.-This morning, at O'Clock, from
weservelt McKays ship yard the splendid ship Prince
Albert intended for the London line Of packets be
msaded By Captain Sebor and owned by Grlswold Min
turn X Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

Red.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

hereby certify that the above statement gwen over ne
SIGNATURE Of the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Of Mobile IS correct
!, re,,ss 70 me. SrEpHES II PrER,os
Ne,r. York October 23, 1898
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24
1sth innual Fair at NibIo's GardeI

Fanners' Club dinnersame day y(WEpsEspAY) 'o'A'
p. NJ. at La Fayette Hall, opposite NIhios. p.nd
Tickets 50 cans may be had the Managers ROOMS
OF Music will be at Nibos this day TrrspAT3 also
mental and vocal music at O'Clock. o.,.
Commercial please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-24

~ The Richmond Inquirer is trying to
mystify MIR. Clay's allusion to circumstances
highly dscreditable to American Legislation
which were connected with the passage OF the
,rar;E nf ls19 The facts are thus The PeO-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-28

This is to give notice, That the subscribers
of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans court, of said county, letters
of administration on the personal estate
of John Shippers, Sen, late Of Cecil CO.,
decd. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, on or before the 23d
December, 1913, they may otherwise, by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Persons indebted to said estate,
ale requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscribers.
Given under our hands this Nth day
of January, 1913.
JOHNSON SHIPPERS. J d.,
ISAAC SHIPPERS. Ao'''' .
Jan. 18th 1Sl3-6t
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell his farm, situate
about one mile NORTH West of Elkton
Cecil county, state OF Maryland, contain
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-01-28
DIR. .MOFF3T'S LIFE PILLS,
IND PHOENIX RITTERS.

The perfectly safe; unerrng, and successful
tire atmeat Of almost every species of disease by
the use of DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES
is no longer an experiment; as a reference to the
experience Of many thousand patients will salts
tactorily prove. During the present month of
September alone, nearly one hundred cases have
come to the knowledge of DIR. Monat, where
the patient has, 10 all appearance, effected per-
lrinent cure by the exclusive and judicious use
of the Life Medicincs-somc eight OF ten of these
had been considered beyond all hope by ill., r
medical attendants. Such happy results are IL
source of great pleasure to DR.. NJ, and inspire
him with new confidence to recommend the use
of his medicines to his fellow citizens
The LIFE MEDICINES are a purely VEG
ETABl.E preparation They ar, mild and plea
SAINT in their operation, and at the same time
thorough-acting rapidly upon the sccrc,ions of
the sy5tcm-carryng of all acrimonious bumors,
and assimilating with and purifying the blood
For this reason, in aggravated eases of Dyspep-
STA, the Life Medicines will give relief in short
or space oftme than any other prescription. In
FcVcr-and-Ague, Intimately Rheumatism, Fc-
rers ofcvcry dcscriotion, Sick Headaches Heart
burn, Dizziness in the head, Pains in the Chest,
fIatulency, impaired appetite, and in every dis
ease arising from an impurity of the blood, Il
dsordcrcd state of the stomach the use of these
Medicines has always proved to be beyond doubt
greatly superior to any other mode Of treatment.
All that DR.. Moiial asks of his patients is to be
particular in taking them according to the dircc-
tons. 1t is not by Il newspaper notice, or by
any thing that he may say in their favor, that he
hopes to gain credit 1T is alone by the results of
fair trial. Is the reader an invalid, and does
he wish to know whether the Life Medicines will
suit his own case; lfso, le; him call or send to
DIR. Mof'als office, 375 Broadway, and procure
copy of the Good Samaritan, published gratu-
itously. He will there find enumerated very
many extraordinary cases of curc and perhaps
some exactly similar to his own. Sold wholesale
and rctailhy DIR. w. b. MOFFAT,
No. 375 Broadway, n. Y.
For sale at DR.. Mitrhcll's Medicine, Paint,
Oil and Glass store, Elkton Maryland.
Jan. 2Sth 1913
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Sherif'S Sale.

by virtue of writ of Fieri Farias is
Issued ont of Cecil County Court, at
the suit of John Clement indorsee of Dan
iel McCauley, against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tenements of James S.
Springer, have seized and taken in exc
cltion and will expose to public sale on
Monday the Goth day ofFebuary next, at
the Court House door i'll Elkton, all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, a,
law and in equity, of the said James S.
Springer in and to all that farm or tract of
land situate in Cecil county whereon he
now resides. Sale to commence at 3 o.
clcck p. NJ. Terms Cash.
EDWARD L. FOARD, Sheriff.
Jan. 2Slh lSl3-ts
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# is admitted by al who have used them and
who has not) that. DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills are
thermost uniivacd medicine ever discovered by
the ingenuity of man. They are Il sovereign
cure for the following complaints--Yc Yellow and
bilious fevcrs, fever and aguc, dyspepsia, Group,
liver complaint, sick headache, jaundice, asthma,
dropsy, rheumatism. enlargement of the spleen,
piles, cholic, female distractions, heartburn, fur
red tongue, nausea, distension of the stoma ch );
bowels, incpient darrhmi, tatulcncy, habItual
costivencss, loss Of appetite, botchcd or sallow
complexion, and all cases Of torpor of the bow
els, where a cathartic or an apericnt is needed
They are exceedingly mild IN their operation,
p. oduclng neither nausea, gripping or debility.
DR.. j. G, Smith, Of Woodstock; va, says
"Thcy are better Pill than can maze" lie
recommends their use.
The agent at Stratsburgh Va, says he sup
plies families for 80 miles around with Peters
Pills, and they perform such remarkable cures
that they are preferred to every other medicine
Mrs f. Ward, of New York, was troubled with
dyspepsia and liver complaint for Is years. BY
using these Pills short time she was completely
cured.
Miss Clark was afflicted with irregularities and
obstruction, attended with most distressing svmp
toms. She was cured 10y using DIR Peters Pills,
Hon f - Davis was afflicted with rheumatism
to be unable to dress himself. Three boxes
Of Peters Pills cured him.
But why mriiply testimonials; We say to
all, try DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills, and we will
guarantee that afterwards you will use them in
preference to all others.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 90 North Sixth
street Philadelphia.
For sale at the Medicine and paint store of
DIR CHARLES w. PARKER, general agent; by
Joseph lsnes at the Brick Meeting Hous c. and
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100 Acres

Of land, so of which are in a high state
Of cultivation, having been recovered from
forest within few years past, the bal
lance in young thriving timber.
The situation is not surpassed by any
in the county, being high and airy, with
excellent water, and would afford both a
comfortable and profitable residence for a
genteel family, having large, new, and
comodious Buildings, with variety of
choice irui, trees which will soon be in
bearing. ENOCN CLOUD.