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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
LUCINA CORDIAL,
OF THE
ELIXIR q ~ LOVE

In eldea time, among the Jews.
Ths' man a sec nd wife misht choSse-
Wbesr d'st, by r. e'g upk,,.d s doom,
No children bore 20 bless his home.
Afflicted thu, the Roman mstron
Played TO LucIne, the midwil 5 patfon;
Esyptis wives. ~ snch isis
C.iled 20 their aid the frie.t. If lris;
AID even ~, the meek h nisr-
Warm as her chrn- and Gender too -,
]. CHI dless twelve mooths from hes bridal
Flies wesp'ng 20 her senseltss dot,
And with riScG hands, nscctn1s wild'
fsti00n, brim,h or chill
FOR well she kngws, Lose shuns TO bless
The Hindoo bed .! barrenness.
So much for love ia digS By gone.
And savage customs IN your own;
BnLsiy. even now. res Loves communion
Bless IN our lioo. aseTie aniSnf
No oittmee conlugal 'siicity,
Is thus dislurbed-,y, zen IN TINS city.
Yet msy the bareR, If trey Try
The EisaDs, 'incrc tse and muiupy,"I
Wi'h Loves Elixir" Tor b friend,
The chiidiess wie's repinings end
But not the proereetve power
Alone, is this Eltxirs dover.
Consumption's Ills il will prevent.
With viao- cothe the impotent;
Suppfvs gleet, whatcer ITS date,
Aud all MES functions renova.c.
Erupuons from Z shin it ehases,
And rings bacg beauty and the graces:
From Fluor Albus it relieves her;
And 'ch disease, with proper care TOOL
These arc but truths, who calls chem fiction
Shall have stern proof IN contradiction.
Ieuen-a forms OF stjestauon--
From the sayaps OF every ma ION;
Wi.a grateful ri rais.iyes ,5om at quarters,
Thousands who lay, with hutteIins breath,
Almost within she jaws Of Death;
Now in thcir nirbtly prayers repegt
Thank to Life's friend, in Nassau street,
AZ sometime. name iot very a tS.i, ,inm,.,
Or Dire amlpg OF DneaAe's ordeal,
CiY out for the "Luclna Cordial .
cs have !, boxed up sn .cu to any part OF tn,
on. Price - per bottle, or x2i per dozen. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
The Groat sunk err nm Herald,

Published on superne paper, containing full accoun'
of the celebration of Bunker Hill, consisting oil the do
scrptions, and Mr. websters orator accompanied with
five splendid sngravings, comprising
,st A rare and original view Of the Battle of Bun
ruIe ;o Jau ,oon nsce on the nth June l775 ex-
hibitisg the array Of the American army engaged in
deadly conflict With the British troops, their ships and
thar forces.
aud view of the procession forming on Boston Com
mon. ,,,
81. A view of the procession crossing warren
4,h. A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the north,
as il looked on the day Of the celebration, with the flags
above and crowds below.
9Th A view OF Bunker Hill Monument from the south
ern bay as il looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the edi
ton will be sold, tho demand is unprecedented. The
price, wholesaeto agents. SIS per hundred eight cents
per copy Retail l2b cents. To be had at this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
PAKIs BOOTS AND LAS rs MADE no ORDER
By E. SUSER, IT'S Broad,oay, (Bdsenlert,)

u
- z SUSkR, BootInaker, and maker OF Lasts, an
Five" OF Cercc OF Paris, bees leave inform his
tIepds and all the amateur Of gentlemsnly ehaussue.
materials all that perfectly made in arts. by his
the celebrated boomaker Cerce whose customers
this side Of The Atlantic ectfuy invited
5USEhS boots and lasts before they despair OF being chaus
,ek' New YORK, alter the incest, latest Paris fashion.
Ais, the genuine Pars Jet Black Vanish sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
MAfORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. e, Jauo %, 1913
TO RENT FOk 4 Tenn or YEARS, o

- That large aud commoCiOus establishment
EE the Charleston Hotel situate central pat Of the city
fronting Meeting steel south Hayne street,
ado the exteDsye of Wholesale ster-s;
Hotel streets north Pres The hotel about so
feet by about lis deep four high about
l2 pos and mbeIs BESIDE, the dining rooms for ladies
ntlenen; room, Offices,
and kitchen; aao five aud haIbefs room, in
basement, and fronting ON Hayne luge cten
attached sso two We the premises The wbolc
front OF the Hotel Is embelshed with spacious story
colioDade.
TENS Of sale will credit extending over period Of at
least years. and conformabiy the provisions Of the late
"Sa'e Fce Loan Act secured by mortgage Of premises;
proved secuity will be .qared on sale Proposals
the 18th Jaly ne1l.
j. SCHNIERLE M.yor.
NJ B.-The following newspapers: the New York Herald
and Courier Enquirer; the Bostos Cou the Philadelphia
UnIe5 States Gazette the Baltimore American, me New
ueana Bee; the Mobo Register and Journal will the
above conspicuous wee until the prUyi-
and forward their accouats for payment Courier Office.
j2i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

Little boy" said religious old lady 70 ragged
urchin in the street, were you ever confirmed ~
"No marm," replied he, "but | was paccinafcd
oncefp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

JULL.
ErcuI,ian T,i1s viii be the Eliz abe thown .nd
some,yie RELOAD for thee days Monday, Tu -stay
and Weeness''Nto AMI from New 9a aud Some vile,
Wesife d. which the pleas aud vis.es
cou"trI excuron the State Nw Je y-niking four
IT'S each way some vile 10 f nj from liz, county
seat OF some and but hall from tn.
city.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOX THE ABOVE PLACES
- BY New Je sey Hailrcad. By STEAMBOATS,
From foot cf street Fso Pier NO Selh River
AT and g. O'clock NJ A's'a and 70 o'clock 4 NJ n.
The someville Teams have Ell be thtowl on arrival of
New jersey steamboats, at 10 and ~ o'clock A. M,
and at 4 AMI o. clock, f. NJ.
EtTUANIG FOR NEW YORK
Leave Somsfville Leave b lupd b ook.
IL, T. NJ ~ & +. Nj.
Leave Fairfield Leave West6eld
AT 81 * and o'sl;'f Ats and q, osi0sE n.
reLs from New York Somevii, is cent?, und rock
and New Mars.tss ceotPanfelJ and cotchpsiss
w. stied Y71s GEMS. re 29iojy4*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY

ino No % Nasrsu street where he sill tas fully receive
mo iaay execute, all ofd.r, no ~ar he favored with Oh
RETRENC HMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY.
4: to e sT Ga!s an sSLsaSb 1SN
NS las sas g 10 s
and eRsnensd eornunty has enabled him TO enstSe AID
@ whilst he.s
& nsd m r ssSs e ss sS ns o o.,
his Gust hs"ashy ventilated the R any .s
Re % asd o
"a BEEN Of m san sd
costly Oh sui 81 OF the ancient ana modern scoSs marble
siE: Z: and a'''''' and '''a Of Washington N.''lso'
ted stas.incudna Of 30 aud 30 10 weight at 10
plate With snshovy oa,,e bread Se az r., ssS.
% seo e. al ps snd SSsp
chops. sc and fuoerea Other different articles Of The
ch ctsi de,edg,,ou, At price. ,auallE low .
Choe s' late sr,s cs'ts. nc &c. ' ' ' 80 '1''
Fass sSsnS asIm s and DS eh aHsa Every @
Gle IA served " "a NE nsat., ro bic =; every ae-
svp. and being with the mode Of bust.
ness Of mrny DINING Saloons EqIofc
Amencs ses the VIZ, s. sas rS be- feel, no 9t.s
fio non, tins, he h,, sen - any portion q his arrange
s.Gs s :'fS IT, @
a rn n % Osa on $ n''
The e,tsbh cent supplied throughout with Gro
so @ris, ss Jay 'I no un P
A1s 3 s. sn Saturday from '0'4 HENRY COSTING.
TO HOTEL kEEPEks, sTGAMBUAT PKOPKIE.
l. TORS AID Places Of Public Amusement, &c--JA Mas
a. MUFFEr, Is Prince street., New YORK, actutes a.
.upeOi aIicle ct Sheet Brass suitable for which
no Offer fo lie cheap tie also finishes aud
ttyc ct The shortest notice, and the
ttabl- t.-rns m23 Imsr
WA CHLS he largest AID 50 endd i'm mt of
w Watches In the CITY, is TO he found
As he cont ny recsviog all descr ptious OF Odd and
HiveT Watches, of the .we styls, direct from the
tacruceIa. England france, and Switzerland, he
suaBed 20 offer larger assortment and much lees prces
iet than cey other hoqss N the eity Coo watches on
$40 10 t25 esch Wstches and Jewell cry exchanged
oousn. All watches warranted to keep good t'no the
money Iensncd.
Watches creeks and jewellery repaired in the best
snd warranted lower han AZ any other place IA q city
u. o. ALLG " importer OF witch-r sud jewellery,
jy2 asr Wn1lr ,sle sid ret.i. Wsii st,s
II ODGEp CbLERnAIED LOSDON BIrfhHs.-
Al 1nee bitte are hhy i,corns ended oy the medical Ia
tuity OF Europe, for the appetite, aud are aho
for lever obtained al All the
princ,pa hotels in the United states.
Solo, who esale Uuiy No. liz Fulton Sc, door from
Dutch Price 81 pcf gallon.
n s. Country requested to call and Examine
FOR thsmteve..
Agents Boston, Mss, Messrs. Blake Trumb pl cor.
MIX and fsde stsi for rfpvidepos H. Dir Il. sp~n
ser, - West Wsist -t or Salem Mas, hf. a. futnsu,
No. % Essex n. ~ Imsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

DOCTOK GLOVER arpr,es his fHends who ave el-
- qured nv il he las left the ctice his
ilues those N ur, complicated and
tracted thag eque prscucAi
q his received reguis medical Cducaon, and is
not cla,td with tu hosr OF edcai preend- ud assumed
last "a author OF several treatses
thoie dscsse, HI, changes nsds to SOFT Inc times
cir Tie puts h,s medicnei
dsea'e6 in parcels 81 His offices Ann
Pvate errabce ath door IRON tts Museum. Lamp Office
do. Tvs n-sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
ROOMS TO LET

INA IN THE HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
sal The SUBSCRIBER havn. fitted this esao ishment at
2 for lhr Comfort of his fricns aud The
putting, fu for the LIBERIA patronage already be
by his extions to please for con'inu-
anee ct 1t.
He b-es to inform thea tina, he bass two double and
tn sne which he will u terms log
to suit he unfs mme0iae Hptnca ION re made, and will
be happy parsons wishing the
and advantages Of TIM place.
III. situation Of The most desirable the Terrace
Ha, ling hoe large b3thng house directly foc the
boaioers eAoy that luxury with the
sni p,e
Tic steamboats, ply constantly throughout the day and
from New York GEO -i3C PlhnlS,
Bellaont Hvu,e, New ishton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

LADIES' BOOTS h ShOES.-Ladies, III these you
VIII hnd toe greatest menl OF Cater Boots, Shippers,
Buskns, Tie Punea BuskDs, ht and dark colorsd half
Ghtels, House Slippers. white and black satin sipper san
CATERS Misses aud Chiidrels gaers, buiIs slippers tss,
and all k,uds Of and shoes
ing with the best Of French goods aud waaned be the best
and cheap the cheapest 3S7 Bosdway and SO Canal
is lmr GREHOkG CAHILL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

FARE AND rRkiohT REDUCED,
S01sg, IA REGULAR NAIL LlNk-FcH FRO
E.SfSSEA SNo n sswsfFoSs -o imposed
Of the following superior steemsr running euon with
MASSACHUSETTS,, Cart Comstock.
Rhode ISLAND, Cant Fhsysr.
M NAakksAS SANsETr'
One which will leave New York daily SUNDAYS except
49, ARRANGE MENT5.
~ Inc IhODE ISLAND, Captain lhayer on MONDAY, and
Weoncsday Tor stomnston and Newport and Friday fof
The hAssACHUs ETTs. Captain Comstock on Tuesday
w Inursoa for Sonngten and Saturday for Stoninsob
Pst.ense on the arrival Of the at stonipgton
ous Cars OF Inc Hsitoa TO Providence and Boston, and II
oi newport Will praceed in the Monday, We'd
na saturday aud ON he intervening days proceed VI
steamer los., without any additional cSsrse. '
III .ne oats and steamers beris cenbe secured on
r-o,,.,,c HARNDEN. q Co. No Wall street.
VI anu aIter The 10Th nft freight will ceWed
nd loI Ma.esd alter hatpast<f ~. ING 6m'
Gx-r1s55yrrzjs SHIRE W sBURY-Lonr Branch, Ocean
---naa-a- House. biach Pont, Kamson, ana
's Tuner passage Lhe new steapbost
town Landing on Spnday, the t Of June in h. and
lows to WI; leaving New yok, oa the foot of Robnsos
srgst evsy Monday Tse'd,y wedn,sday. Thursday sud
Landing each Of he above dsys at o'clock r NJ On Sa
urdays will leave New York at az o'clock p M and Eaton
tewn Landing on snndsYsa O'clock r. M and Ocean
Mt oeiScs; Tbs SHREWSBURY will stop at Fort Hsm
~ Rsages will Pc IN attendnaee convey passengers
Dom cha Aforesaid landing places 70 apy par q ne souny re-
anirst. - ''N w. jen-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03
MEDICAL CAUTION-NO PUFF.

ITO Strangers a. others-bs dec iy.d Thi, city
ahoupd With ADVERT Jog Decor, t,-f name ) with ona
string of Vi ,e,uanY Of them college, onl,
walked the bes To- mike the produce tn ir
dplo IL you req, ire redi al lid FROM
sici and suIgsou, call Dr. Evans formerly of Peck
Slip no No 100 Chatham Pea st New York,
where tn. mildest plaa Of
CONFIDENTIAL may be de ended Oh.
The Doc has had foy years experience in exteu'ive
and ia private Hi, family medicines for ya
"a diseases, are h ghy eTtoied
All pdanes 'li 10 p NJ Offices we'll ed fer privacy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALk-TU BE LET
OR LEASED.
El 1T is situated the Fast about miles from
::H New 70 X accesb at ali hoos Of the day by
boat, stages railroad, and health and beauty of
pTUspert be surpassed The house d tneah
newt large and with sreehpuse sss and
de- bic buld The HouG0s about four file
with fnit and sh bs u every description IL will
for the For particulars spply
JOHN HUNT u o,
100 twsec 18 Water htreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

.sS.-. THE FOURTH on JULY 49,.
asSelssA BOOTS AID oHCkS xufNpEsY
Chep poot and shoe MARKET, Nc 500 ireenwch .eet
and gentlemen ied call above store aud
ide license th ooots, tppers,
saers c made IN the nsAts and toat shioasto styie
and sold 80 little cheaper shan elsewhere
Heads OF aniics Will by chilng here, At the
che pot u 1T forget The numher Clinton Cheap Bost
and Sos Tnet Ne 500 Che enwIch strcst Sng
tn4r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

s.-., 1901 hND 5oUE SluNE
sSSEnsT JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
aDc, that he's commenced business the above
n a. No. 90 Nasrsu where he sill THANK fully
md iaifly all ofders he he favored with
ne uirst reasonable terms .os cash. N22r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

-.ssa,g LOOK AT THIS ,-ss3Es
boots, OF best quality, ......N to 81 50
French, do do 10 50
Fine scwed Beets,... ......... z 50 TO co
Pcggcd do 80
Moro co do ................ 23
Seal Skin aud Grain do IS to 90
Cloth button Gair,T., 22
Prupella do..- go
Fine Calf shoes, sgitched,.. se0
Call hoes, i % to l
Boys sac sswrd boots. .-....... 23
pegged bcs,s, cf ........-.. 20
90 Se6istin Grain. .....,.. l2k
:" Zine Calf ShoeS, ............ rs
hip Shoes. 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-03

sSf4fs NEW YORK LINE-ReguIar Psoket-To ,uc.
&nzeceed the Yicyshurg-The fast sailing packet ship
OCONEE, Capt Jackson, will have Immediate despatch.
For fregn passage having handsome
modstions, appiy BOARD Ore wharf, foot OF Wall
II. Il. n. COlsLlNs " %. % soeth ~.
Shippers meyrey upon
ed and tbs, ne shpa Of ths line will sail puncusly sdye
tired Any that effect VIII be given and fp6ies
ttstmay be reanitrd.
Agents in n. Orleans, HuIin Woodruff, will prousyt
" forward all goods 10 then ddJrc,a
The racket shr Louisvln, Capt N. Hunt, will sseceos O
Oconse
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In philadelphia.

L
PHtLApELrHIA, November 2i-F. NJ
The three Germans who Yesterday tried for perjury
have been convicted aud sentenced three years npson
ment each. Their George P. Goddard, VIM.
Lilly aud JOSIAH Goldsmith
BUSINESS M.rTERs-The business OF the week has been
again interrupted By the weather which dull and
stormy In Cotton the feeling To-day decidedly better,
with sales 10 spectators advance. note also, sales OF
I5 bales Georgia Upland Middling, al 81 81 IS do Caro-
lima at 81 and 35 DO Mobile 81 cash The receipts dur
ing the week have been large.
Flour AND ME,L.-Early IN the week most holders OF
common brands of Flour firm at 81 3l but since the
arrival of the steamer the market appears rather inactive
and 81 a5 may be quoted the far price of to-day
The sales have been limited throughout the week We
note sale OF 800 bbs OF extra brand at 81 3D. or ship
meut. Other sales have taken place at like rates There
has been an arrival of $50 bkls Richmond City Mills
shippers account Corn Meal dull So for Pennsy vana,
and s. 50 for Brandywne Rye Flour continues scarce
at So
GrGn-The receipts OF Whea, have very much fallen OFT
the present week and toward the close the market IS less ac
i've We quote prime Pennsylvania red al % % cents
sale of 1900 bushels fair Southern aoa at S. cents and
800 bushels in store 90 Southern Yellow Corn,
lo 81; Pennsylvania Yellow A. Is Rye is scarce
and Penn. wanted at 81 Oats - \ 2S.
SEEDS The news BY the Caledonia has caused an IN.
provsmen in Glover and good quality viii readily command
to-day 81 50 per bushe being advance OF - cents over
last week. No change IN FiaNseed.
COUNTRY PRopucs.-Second presents array OF
market wagons containing country produce OF about TWO
miles in length. Every thing abundance, and prices
quite reasonably We have rarely had better market than
that which presents itself this afternoon.
The transactions in our Stock Market fair extent
to-day Tennessee Bonds sold SO; Stase Elves, 70:
Reading Railroad Bonds, 76l Girard Bank, s.; Nlcss>
burq !
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
Notes ON Congress.
houn men.

The readers Of Congressional Proceedings
through the coming Session Will save themselves
some bewiderment by remembering the following :
There were of Smiths The last Congress, in The
Senate Oliver H Smith (Whg) of Ind. and Perry Smith
Loco) of Conn. with Truman Smith (Whg) OF Conn and
WIN. Smith (Loco) OF Va. in the House None OF these
remain the present Congress and there now no Smith
III the Senate but there Albert Smith (Whig OF New
York John T. Saith (Looo of Ia. Caleb B Smith {" hie
and Thomas Smith oco) of Ind and Robert Smith (Loco
OF nosve Of this ancient and honorable family at least
the House Be careful blow up your friend Smith
for wrong speech till you sure the ofsrder Is
the you
There were in the last Congress four Whtes-Aber S.
White Of Ind. the Senate, with E. D. White Of Lou 10.
seph L. White of Ind. and John White Speaker Of KY
all Wings. Senator White and Speaker White remain, and
are al! the Whites, we believe, in the Congress
There were five JVllhamsss the last Congress-Reue
Williams (Loco Of Me, in The Senate T. w. Williams of
and C H Williams (Whig) from Tenn. All these have
vanished aud We have but H Williams Loco Of Ms.
OF Brouns in the last House had from Tennss
ses-M Brown (whig) aud A Brown, (Loco) and Jere-
,ush Brown Vhgj from Pennsylvania All these remain
and william; ]. Brown l-oeo1 Oi Ind IS added to their
number.
or Johrscns there last time William cost johnson
(WAg) Of Nd. and Cave Johnson Loco of Tenn. Cave
is reelected, and trust Cost will be- while Tennessee
sends another johnson, Andrew.
There were two Jc7ess in the last Cougress-John ~
Locol of Va aud Isaac D. (Whg) Of Md John w. claims
20 be reelected but his contested by Mr. Bots and
there is George w Jones slso Loco from Tennessee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

ois siis ss thu esy ana L6sA s saia hs hats sf
Hghi in the last Congress- ,ere will be beside him. Joseph
A. Wright (Loco) OF Ind. and William of n. j. in the new
The las, alone all likely be right he Yeas and
Nays.
There few doubets IN the House-Dick DAVIS
from this State and John w dit, from ndboh Locos al
present-are neither of them Garref Davis (Whig) Of ny
There from Ohlo two Brtnkerhots, both Loco Gen
eral c. NJ. Reed (Whg) Of Penn. be held an
swerabe for the Of A H. Read Loco) of that State
Of D. s. Reid Loco Of \. C. Edward J. Norris
(Whg) oil Pa. his Loco uame.ake Jacob Of Ohio,
by any Willis Green OF KY green as 10 De
Loco as his uamesake Bram OF this State appears be-
John Sewar of CT Loco; the right Stewart is Andrew
of Pa Senator William R. King OF Ala is very fair
for Loco; Preston King the House from this State Of
another s0twistical; Daniel King of Mass whole
soued Whg D. L. Seymour Of this State and Thoma, H.
Seymour Of Conn, both Locos protesting Talism who
Will JUST alike and be beaten alike when their consttu
get chance al them We shall keep eye
their {eas ard Nays. More hereafter
There are four Editors il; the House-Luther SeTs
rance Of Augusta Maine Edmund Burke Of Hayehill, n
H. John Ritter Of Reading, Pa and John Wentworth, Of
Chicago H. We believe that Volney f. Howard who
elected from Mississippi has also been prominent
Editor in that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

EyAcrATleS DAY.-Those who wish to see,
hear, and enjoy, all thai may ba today, with the
least possible trouble, will find that Mr. Barnum
has arranged for their accommodation at the
American Museum. The procession and military esolu-
ons will be under the eyes OF his visitors and among tn,
great variety of attractions he has succeeded in engaging the
leading sPEhe GiPg Queen Of the company of Bohemi-
ans whose ARRIVAL was noticed some Gays ago. This extra.
ordinary Creature belonging the FIST Bohemian Gpsy
family that ever landed in this country has consented to
sing dance AID Interpreter vii! show her powers of
Hlvln-on The Dill mas, prove .icuai,. .',.etiys.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

Dr. CoLLYER.-'The Philadelphia Inquirer pro-
fesses to have received a letter from the above
named gentleman denying that ne designs TO
write book on this country, and speaking in
high terms Of the U. States. The New York
Courier and Enquirer states that the Boston
Post has also received letter from the Doctor,
making nearly the same statement. We have
not seen this in the Post, but the Boston Mail,
which was first selected by the DR.. as the medium
of mparting the startling communication on this
side the water, has Just published another letter
from him, received by the last steamer, in which
he regrets he was not able to send the sheets,
stating they were nearly ready, and breathing
out the same fierce determination to leave neither
hide nor feathers of US. Really the DIR. must
have been in a Mesmcric state when he wrote
some Of his letters At all events, 1t is relief to
know neither the terrible pasquinade nor the news
of the destruction of the Eastern world will ar
rive till next steamer, so that
q The world can breathe out again.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

q, a Lecture, Recitations and Singing in
the Brooklyn Lceum, this evening, by Messrs. Bronson
aud Nash with dissections OF the Mankn, &c-Gineva
John Adams Mssletoe Bough, Pm Ahoat, Flow Gently,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

- WEBER BAKER, manufacturers Of Ladies', Misses,
and Ghlldreas Boo's and She's Of every variety 6
,ures and orders from abroad promptly attended TO.
n26 R. WEBER, Late Of Canal.s,reer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

EVACUATION DAy:Crand celebration at Peae's Museum
where facility offered for seeing tha PROCESSION and
grand viii be gy-n during the day and evening
Madam Adopa may be consulted al al! hou1g.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

DS The Journcymen House Carpenters of
rlttsourgh and Allegheny, Pa. have formed them
selves INTO an Association, regularly officered.
aniang TO take Jobs, execute them, and divide the
proceeds fairly among the members OF the Asso-
c'atlon.-is not this great deal better than any
strike could be
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

U The alarm of fire las. evening was false
one, raised by few unuly boys who burning oman
u,y Of s,raw Hester Tbey ought in better
business.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25
Nississippi Election.

Wing maJorlty..,l3. Do IN Al. SOS
We deduct Counties, from which had before re-
ported majorses but from which publish accurate
Here is the vote of nearly half the State, in
Guiding Counties on all the edges. There can
be no doubt that the Repudiators have the Gov
ernor and Legislature
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-25

O. The Schuylkill Navigation Company have
recently caused canal boa, Of about feet long lS wide
and dep.h of hold be constructed of
iron The boat launched on Wednesday last al Ken