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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

nh. J. &. HEWITT, No. 633 Broadway, be-
- tween Houston and Blocker streets New-York.-Hs
Practice confined Dsocati0ns HIP Diseases, Sprains,
Conuacous, PalsIed Limbs rheumatism Nervous Ailec'
lions Teud. mess determinations and Curyatues OF the spine
Deion-d Shoulders and Nlomatios OF the and LIMBS
Scroula White Swelnes Weakness Of the JOINTS and Dis
ease, OF the l. mbs generally
References giveu application to Dr. II OF I'm
AW CARD-JoHN NJ. DUFFtELD, OF NArcHEZ,
LNii4ssippi viii attend legal business that De- con-
deG 10 him in Circuit Courts of Adams and the
counties and in the Superior of The State A ayoTa
bic professional Louisiana will enable him 10
attend also the Parishes OF that state near
Narchez He refers
Grant Barton Van Arsdale CaUldwell and
Rob Cochran agent for Brown WaInock,
Bro,hsrs Co. Malcolm & Gaul.
Sam. Cochran, henry Laverty - ns,u,
William KAN. $40 D&0!y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

4 CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAR-
IL StpttiL LA.persous taking this often set mix
mercury mineral instead Of the We advise all
to q package OF Joness Extract Of Saepagilla
andy which eight OF The medical properties
Of the root Sold at he sign the American Eagle So Chat
ham-sevt \ Y Fn ton-,treet, Brooklyn 23 Broad.
street, Newark; Stateseet, Boston, Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia BOT king-stIeet, Charleston, 3 4. OF I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and TWO
three gentlemen De- pleasantly accommodate
with board by applying al East Broadway. SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

nlRANDOLES at ia Chatham street.-A great
" variety Of new patterns-brouzed gilt and syered fah
dOs also choice lot Of splendid Goc ssTs
Cutlery together with general of Plated and Sill
yet Ware all Of which offered greatly sduced pr
% Inn ALbF-ftl Dt-f1NIL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

~v,u,-vn.-,- TO THE PUBLIC.-Whereas Us-
born & Little, of 80 Ful,on.street have ad-
II yertisrd Conger's Edge Tools for sale and
"A J and the impression has gone abroad that they
- ~ are of my make, and whereas the said Us
Jittls are unwilling 10 remove said impress
stating tb- whereabouts Of the real maker therefore,
~ m friends and the public general, would
merely chat tools can be h1d s SG whee
M suppiy NAV always be had liberal discount to deal
ers and Ia future will be stamped Concer 50 Attorney
70, ,s, " n99 9rn. JOHN CONGER, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

JoBs OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUNCTUALITY on THE
MoST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

T IVERPOOL ORREL COAL-of hrst quail
IL " for family use sale lots 70 suit purchasers al
iovssi market prices by WARD BROWNE,
WashingtL " u. Lalhht St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

40 CREDITORS of the y. Y and Erie Rail
d 70 Once OF tine y. Y and Z. R. r. Co., New.
csdG,s Of ae oa and n T. s
IA Gnanv are requested place, before the 10th
s hands Of psiso G f5s sbs
cr ,cuh Indebtedness the thereof and the names
if e -, -, orrinal parties HORATIO ALLEN.
VI 40 N, 49, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

AsuoRE.-The schooner ]. G. King, with a
cargo of groceries for Detroit ashore Conneau Ohio
The ground tier OF her cargo Of sugar which OF
course must suffer greatly Several Of the other vessels
which left this port in company with the Ming on friday
Puff Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

The limited number Of six pnps will BE- received into the
Principals family, ard receive the OF parent.
Circulars stating terms sc. may be had application at
he CHURCH Depository No g Joh9:s or at the bookstore Of
Mir A. V. Blake, Fuonst. New York, and at Nr. A NJ.
WiLder,a BaokstoEe. 81 EulLon:s Brooklyn: au30M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

nEACH ORCHARD COAL-Broken, Egg,
Stove and Nut Coal all of the first quality, constantly on
W ~ " - WARD * BROWNE,
o3o All Washington, corner Lalght.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

GROTON WATER-i'he subscriber IS pre-
~ pared 20 put down the best quality Of Timed Lead Pipes
into dwellings, offices and the lowest prices ana upon
the shortest notice Persons having introduced
into their houses viii please call and examine for themselves
Baths closets and every thing II the ne asnasd 70 ana
-, Ia " - 70G Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

rY A man named Walter Sklllman was found
dead near Rock Mills Somerset Co. ~ y on Monday the
23d ult On the same morning and far from The same
place man named Van Der Ripe found lying on the
ground dying expired after his removal 10
the ptabe sos OF ntemperance and doubtless
staggered away from the grogshor where they had obtained
thsiI LIQUOR and peri Shed In The Storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

The poprietor daily receiving from The medical pro-
tesIon the Clergy officers of justice and private
citizens ample and willing testimony both and
BAL the superior value and efficacy OF tins preparation To
the poor furnished svatuiteusly sufficient proof beiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

GOAL! COAL!-At 2l5 West-street, corner OF
are s selling e very superior Peach Orchard
Brosa Ionntaa White and Grey Ash Goals broken egg
stove and sizes douby screened and delivered Tree OF
Rrnery % Lvouatdseet through the Despatch Post
a., in ~ TYLER & MAPES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

ToNAwANDA INDIANs.-Thc appraisers Of im-
provemens the Indian lands, Messs Love Cook have
gone through the Reservations OF Buffalo, Caaraugu and
Aegany the discharge Of their duty, aud last week
bid them from proceeding with their lands and declared
their determination withhold all information necessary
the prosecution Of then business We learn the ap
paisers have made report Of the OF things and
from the Department The gwen the
Indians for this is that they the rghtful owners
of the land, and have done nothing TO ALLEVIATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

u On Saturday evening of the 18th, David
Durham, Esq 0; Geneva, Kane Co rode up to j. L. Ho-
Yey's tavern the Steam Mill road He got out aud went
nto the house TO order his horse akeu Of He had
scarcely shut the door hen jumped into his bug
y and drove of and nothing has been heard Of horse
buggy OF ie This IS bold enough for you Chcaso Dem
u \ new Bridge has just been completed
over the sandusky River Lower Sandsky This Bridge
forms part OF the Western Reserve and Maumee Mead
AIMED load extending from Bellevue PerysbuIgh, 46
miles, aud through the notorious " Black Swamp"
u On Saturday last, the wife of MIR. Joseph
Roth OF Earle Township Bucks County while laboIns
under fit of insanity, threw herself into well near her
dwelling house ard was killed
Qy The schooner Wyandot has been raised,
and is undergoing repair al Detroit. Her cargo will
probably prove total loss
u Thanksgiving in Michig an November 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

such preventives as will check their increase
This is only to be found in honorable employmente
which aill yield them comfortable subsistence
coupled with adequate religious teaching. J
sought my lodgings with reflections OF snddenef
character; and as sequel to the observations
the day, wondered not that Heaven has par
tally distributed its favors, but that Man has 8
effectually countcrvaied its benevolent intentions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

COAL-Peach Orchard and other Goals CON
v stan,ly on hand by the cargo tom At low PRICES from
bo.r or .ar1d " J. TERRELL,
III "a Am corner Of Hudson and Amos.streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03
GRAHAM FLOUR.

AND all other kinds of Flour and Meal, for sale
"a al 1 NE steam 'iii'' '0 x WI c. WOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

- Sylvania Assoctation.-Oflce No p
Pine third story. Open from 10 70 u y. NJ. Information
cheerfn.ly given IL Constitution gwen. IylO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-03

ERIE AND KALAMAZOO RAILRoAD.-The diff
ces existing the company and some of the nina
btant, on the line of the road have been satisfactorily al
ips,sI and the cars are now passing without Interrupt
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21
NOTICE.

r ETTERs of administration having been
~ granted to the undersigned, at the De-
cember Term, 1912, Of the Probate Court
Of Yazoo county, on the Estate of John
Hanlon, dece'd, Notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and those persons hav-
inc claims against the same are requested to
present them, properly authenticated, within
The time prescribed by law. or they viii Be
forever barred.
THOMAS MALONE, admir-.
June is, ls43. 49-6t.
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EDITED BY 9. P. MORRIS AND N. P. Willis.
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List of Letters,

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Yazoo
~ City, Miss. on the LIST day of July,
l843; which, if not taken out within three
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The New Mirror is novelty in letters and in
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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-21
The state OF AIississippi,l PAoBArs CoURr,
Y ayoa CoryNTv Ma, qForr, fa4a

The state Of Mississippis( PROBATE CoURY,
lAzoo County,, May Term, 1913.
EEoHEREAS, Thomas J. Catchinas,
administrator de bonis non cum Tes-
tamento annexo Of tho estate Of Robert III.
Higgenbotbam, decd, having BY petition
represented 10 tho Court, that il would
be for the interest Of all persons Interest,"
cd therein, TO sell the following describ
ed land lying and being il the county Of
Yazoo and State Of Mississippi, for the pur-
pose of distribution, viz: The east half OF
The southeast quarter and west hale of the
southeast quarter of Section 5, Township
%, Range ! West; and east half Of lie SOUTH
east quarter and weast half southeast quar-.
ter of Section 80, Township 10, Range l,
West, containing in all 800 acres belonging
TO the Estate of said deceased.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and de-
creed. that Citation issue TO all persons in.
terested, to be and appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of Yazoo county, at the next
| July Term thereof, TO shew cause, if any
they can, why an order Of sale should not
be made in compliance with the prayer Of
the pepitioner.
1t is further ordered, that publication of
the said Citation be made in two public
newspaper published in the State, for six
weeks successfully.
WITNESS, the Hon THos. B. WOODWARD,
Judge of Probate Of Yazoe comfy, the 4th
Monday of May, 1S43, and seal Of said
Court. Issued, the Oath day of March, 1913.
GEO. CROCKETT, Clerk.
juno 9, l943. pr. fee Sl6 OO) 47-6t.
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no tIe AFFLICTED.

TO the AFFLICTED.
TIME unparalleled success that has at
n tended DR.. HOLINESS new mode Of
treating the following diseases, to-wit:-
Neuralgia in all its various forms, Dysmenou-
hea, Cor painful menstruation,) Flur Albus,
Tor whites,) liberation, Prolapsus Uteri, Tor
falling of the womb,) at his In6rmary, eight
miles, southeast of Raymond, has exceeded
the most sanguIne expectations ofhisfriends,
and has induced those who were at first
skepticaI, TO declare to the truth and efficacy
of his method Of treatment.
DIR. HOLMES would remark, for the in
formation Of the public, that only out Of
% cases, that he has had under treatment,
have been discharged, not cured, though
greatly relieved-the balance have been re-
stored to perfect health.
DIR. II. has the privilege Of referring to
gentlemen Of the highest responsibility IN
various parts of this State and Louisiana.
TO corroborate the above statement.
DR.. II. would be pleased 10 receive let
tiers directed to him at Spring Ridge, Hind.
county, Mississippi, asking reference,
June 80. 1913. 5l-3t.
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NOTICE.

EHXPECTING to. be absent from home
and from the county, perhaps the whole
Of the ensuing year, have appointed my
brother, HENRY w. WICK, my Agent and
Attorney in fact, to transact every kind OF
business and attend to all Of my interests
for me during my absence.
GRAY J. WICK.
BLANK DECLARATIONS.
For sole al this OFFICE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
The SiiiI.yan .E.ysiIcc.

We attended the Jubilee At Carlisle Thursday last
II was as,embage Of the tone and sincw Of Sullivan
aud the nesiboring counties, 10 the number Of ABOUT
2HCO. The barbecue was the best we ever attended
provisions rof-on, Of the best kinds and well cooked
The Hon. John Law President Of the dav and Lii
la Stout Esq tie veteran editor Of the Nineennes sun.
assisted Wee President The meeting address,
by Hon 4 \ Howard, Hon John Law, Hon John W
DAVIS Mr. Carr, young lawyer Of talents from Nuccnncs
Mr. Parker OF Indianapolis, &c spirit Of great good
feeling manifested by the people, without exception
The weather YVES remarkably fine and not an incident
occurred to to JOY OF the the sehtc
degree. In tie evening tie principal houses in town
were brilliantly illuminated. Ia all the auangcmonlsth the
greatest respect and manifested b, the pco-
pie for their principal and distinguished guest General
HowARp, who IN return, expressed his hearted, thanks
The speech Of Gen Howard, the eloquent address of
Judge Law and The transactions generally we shall en-
dcavor to give i report Of paper not hay
Ing time 10 d this week
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
JIr. van buren, .. n FARMER.

In the course OF has speech thc recent State Agr
cultural far AT Rochester y y Mr. Van buren, ol-cr,-
ed do not hesitate 10 declare that Of my whole e
those two years have been the happcS, which have
s'rn ~ asr uurrl pursuits. Cheers say This sin
'e'ei. and though have not much practice as farmer
si's t.Ds two years aso had f,rm of llG acres.
which was let on ~hnreS The first year | had To- pur-
chase my hay anil oats; the second year had nearly
enough oni- for my and hale hay over The
present year have an abundance Of al things for ~,
own use and nearly eighty tons Of bay 10 spare.
t'heers ~ some future time hope to be able 60 give
YOU more information Than can do now will saw.
therefore. in addition but this that | have reclaimed -
acres OF bog which, t'o years ago incapable Of bear
ING grass thank YOU, again, for the honor YOU have
done me and take leave of YOU, declaring solcunly
and sincerely. that there honor or mark Of respect
on which place higher value than Tie applause Of
Farmers. loud Chccr.)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
THc .Fursscr

!, away the Big Barbecue IN Oh Democratic Sui, an
Expect lm back before this printed. Wife sick Po-
i1toes dig T. :. They dug. No corn tor the
hogs intended 10 Kali some Of them this week to pre-
their starving i. :. Bring some corn. Hard
work to get good he'p T. : Got some at last The
do The friends to YOU, and always
particular yarn 10 spin. Subscribers wanted F. )
Don't forget tie terns-in adreHce That wood may now
be brought, tie passage way to the Office Is cleared
BRING 1T all At Particular Notice. \ gentleman,
without being called upon, IN Just now and paid
his b,H, old account. Heaven bless him II no
inierruplIon % busness.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24
The Hon. HLvRr Clay.

Your Oh lcat sew

We fnd tie following the Boston Post. here are
truths embraced in it applicable to every meridian.
some Of tie whig papers have sand that chief justice
Saw cannot live in ID srfed manner on his reduced
salary of three thousand dollars per annum and al tc
same e res. anything for the ue u h.s family
future j5v To this the Bansiab'e Patriot very conc.u-
sive-v eI les that Judge Shaws father most excel
lent clergyman. lived IN = sifed manner on salary
II five hundred dollars per anaum and brought up and
eluca..I his son Ia manner hch has enabled bin
become the first judicial ocr Of lis native safe H-h
aries are not always necessary % enable u
tain i gnicd appearance. Even II they were doubt
the people should contribute r'a their hard earning
for the rurnass The comfort OF the many IS a much
better thing than Tie dignity Of lhc few.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

While Al Lafayette, attended The Theatre the in
v'iaon OF our ficnds, and must say that witnessed
the performances ofds good company fnot the very be-,
we have seen west Of the mountains " understood
atihey were To be IN this city shortly and we bcspcak
for them kind reception. - lar could learn the
members stand high; and of their pcrormauccs we can
safely say thai even the most m-iid.ous could find no
fault Tho company consists IT Mr. and Ms Powell.
Me'~rs. Jackson. Wallace ToWnIey, MeAIahon, VII
hims, ~. sc Mr. Tovuoy We must confess 10 be- n
little the ercatcst daRcer We have seen for wears And
Mrs Powell Is capital singer rs well as actress We
understand that they compose the .guar company orc
DctToi and ChIragn Thenircs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

Several Of our contemporaries oaiiaiing the subject
Of holding Democratic State Conv enon and the us,i-
al day, the 9Th Of January next has been suggested
a the time - far have the opinion Of the state
Central Committee, is deemed advisable 10 postpone
the matter all gitsrtIe nomination hy the National Con-
vcniion Then, say about the 1T OF June the State Con-
Veniion could assemble for the purpose of nominating an
electoral ticket and Of paraking Of great barbecue,
which must, Will and shoH be got up in celebration Of
our great and glorious triumph. Tim, we can have
eTo'ed, aud no mistake and it is "bcer late than ucy-
cr' What say our friends Let Us hear from all Of
you On the subject
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

The 70 lowing. from the Richmond Enquirer, cannot
easily be answered:
The Republicans of Georgia have elected all their
DELEGATES in convention, and a Of them by the
people-and Of them the friends Of Mr. Calhoun
Yet not breath breathed against by the Charleston
Nercurv or any other presses Wheo civIly reminded
of H. they justified excused 1t. by saying that Georgia
had no Congressional Districts, &c. &c. Nor had New
Hampshire. Yet Notwithstanding that objection. the
friends Of Mr. Van Buren, the Granite STATE adopted
the system of counseors Districts, corresponding some
might have adopted other district system carved
the state up into districts to suil the But eor-
ra has pleased herself. by appointing her delegates in
her way We do not object, aud we have no doubt
ihoy will be received without difficulty ia the General
Convention. Why, then, object the delegates from
New York =
To this the New York Evening Pos; adds.
the principle Of district elections be Of such
lal imqonance-if no nomination made by a convention
constituted in other be preston
The opinion Of the electors have any binding force
upon the party bot be rejected and oppo-el-how is
L that tie friends Of Nr. Calhoun Georgia did
take little pains pa Gel the State into districts As
the Richmond Enquirer very justly says. It not
necessary that they should have Congressional Districts
10 DO this. They might have called a convention and
divided the districts for the purpose.
assigning each district such number q counties
Ins would have cost the people If Georgia 10 more
trouble than II cost 10 assemble the Syracuse Conven-
ton How IL that principle tolerated a. Georgia
which j. declared ar5cious IN New Vera How Is il
that the very who protest loudly against smother
in- Of the minority in N.w ork. cody apply
the sticking plaster 10 The mouth and n0sis Of the MN
orty OF Georgial'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-24

We row again issue proposals Tor publishing during
ne session Of the Legislature, Daily, and Tr-Wcekly
tspof Tie terms ior the Daily will be two dollars, in all
&C. IN advance cvtence Of the value Of these
publcaious We Will state ta many copies sold after
tie lat session expired and readily brought three DOL
L. They best record cf the proceedings Of the
Legislature that be had aud ha endeayol by hav
n competent reporters reader perfect and full,
the nature Of the Will permit TIE Weekly for ne
session. wiz be 50 cents in lTance AMI ths Til we,kl
enc dollar in advance.
or colcmpolaes who will give Tic above an insertion
o. two shall the Daily rr-weekiy they prefer
"a cxclan e.