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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03


OsGatioGs;
By Mrs Hai!-w. 2. C. sl0oi Friend siooi O.. Grs
wold Esq si0o; L S; Mrs w. W. Fon so a; s.e,
Mcnro s., VA W. -; John Adams, E..l ak M r.
2. ST. barrel OF 1our from h. G b 'irs. DocVo oah
man g $40 p-;, s,oc
Mrs' BENJAMIN swan sG Mr. r. Bake 81 fhon'a: h
reie, E.q s5o sso Young Ladies sto; Two S W
james s:rnaa, ESD So Friend So da 's sad | pair,
blanket. iram Haisted, Hainrs L Co
BY Mrs. Gaatian-ars L 81 Mrs Elisha ;" hggs slo
from Mrs Elisha Riggs; Il lbs sugar and bs Yea from
Friend Mrs Joha Cray "A yarus ninns, f & ne os'oe
s.; MrA Snow 81; bundle OF cioth!ng ana nsu
By Ms. Qlce,t-Irs N!choas hHlseis ~ nv o'i1
Mason S.
By Miss ticodwin-C. Beers, Esq st0
| By Mrs Lyon-Mrs. James Blsecker 81; Mrs John d.
Bruce ST. Friend of the Poor 81 collection Ia Sahn = 81
Churen s. S7 Mrs James DoGaacA ysf,e s ~ y osse
arrowroo do f.1seed, co esrey nqaofse ic1-
BY Mns BrowuMr- Ssepaen Palmer - MIS- d. 'ioh'
b. Mrs sAitmure-Mrs l. skidnore 5oc; M,s D. Hoy.
eli 5c Mrs Mine. 75c rs. Horton sl Mrs sseiy ~;
ST. ar Reynolds 80 cents; Ms T. srowa so' Fs.ehd
sy Mrs Pslner-Mrs ogiEie 81; Mes cEass 81: Mrs
Hnishinss M hirs. Davis ST. g. ST. Peck $40; Ms Congei
s. Wn Peek ss Mr. Martin s.; af, BsaeE 81 his Hsn
| lord Soc; Lyman Peek soc r. .us, ca
| By Mrs Argal-A. Arnold Co 81 NrS sn hoSpses n
g.; g. G. 75c Mr.. Ashsroft s. Ar co2n u !s ar ~. "a
Stevens s.; Ms C Hopper ST. Friend 5e; Mn ss's j.
min D. BRUSH S % yards calico from :. a Ac.a, ~,
MIier ST. Fr,saa 81; sli Hsasa bfotne's ''s'
| 81: MIS- q. D. Sutton 6 yartis prints 80
/ MI Eeory Asstiee g; MrS g. Wendell 81,
b. b. ass M Msysr-a.s. Wa, IL Aalsted, Jr. s.; notse
By sirs Granade-A Frie.d to The Poor IS ..
Ry Mrs Rogers-A Friend 81; Friend 10 The society
Donations win be thankfully received by M Hail. Con
Eelclal Advertiser oQlce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
BY THIS MORNINGS soUrHERN MAIL

From our Philadelphia CorrrspondenLl
PHILADELPHIA. February 2-P. NJ.
Arrved-Sloop Henry Reed. Scott, days from Bait.
CIeared-Schr J. Rushing Wesco;t, Fall River.
Beow-Brg Maria. Stetson tom Port an Prince. The
ons ship OF the Capes Monday morning, apparently
bound IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
AUCTION SALES.

Jonah Richards, AceGos.eer.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT !,
u Ste.r lSS Brca5wsy.
Liberal advances made on eorsigncaers cs a7ctcd
saes
THIRTY SEVENTH Nsw-YosK TRADE sAlE-To eorn.
Cence March g ss5-Ths peat regular Trace sale wiki
be enus,eneca the 4A TpeSsy OF March ne1i, IN sc-
eornancc with tie regulations OF tie Trade. nwis De
ondncs as hefeiotor under these aso sn-
der The direction OF tie co14nssrrs oil tiS Trade.
InSoieeS OF Books Stationery. Paper Stsreope fiatss.
the Ers, OF February when Tie Catalogue val be pas
10 press
when eQuifed and he sale, viii be guaranteed and easssd
il desired.
pY 5. DRAPER, Jr.~-Store 81 VII
3 EaID-scses. corner o; PIns-sisceI
FRIDAY, Feb.
DAMAGED G0oGS. FOR CASH.
Sold fer The bs nett OF The underwriters,
A, ls o'clocs st ,he auction room.
s. cases Douss,c Prass. various styles damaged
by waller onty al The late fire eosaeE OF Sso2deei sn5
Exchange Place.
Terms made known the day OF sale.
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VERY DEslRABLE BUSINESS for

saJE-To Cor(ectioners-The subscr ber having
his of hi. time engaged at the Atlantic Gardens, Is
"sirous Of dsposss Of his long established aud well snown
confectionery No. 2a5 Broadway between warren anu s
Observation-Disclosures TIE stock and fixtures sogethsr win tDe
co.'s will be sold bargain or Il the Pu'chaseL preLe
=, by app,asal The years zpired lease OF he pIe
ha transferred and an introduction given 10 inc
wholesale cus,Dmer,, wticL very Many WIN pc per
eiyed that in offering this establishment Tor taie on tnc
hovr terms, the subscriber dacs not do so om
oyes his only object being to close the business WHICH
other engagements preven. him giving h atsnsi pmrps
Apply as above or a. the Atlantic Garden No =, srssd ga
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

II The wonderful Dwarf the American Museum
whose size beauty vivaciiy have given him the ssn,
en- Tnrl Thumb, stays but to day and -morrow-ht
Farewell BeneG The splendid attractions OF the last ou
weeks will all be concentrated this OCCASION There
neyer Mas g-faler CURIOSITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

Ship Anon sarkman, ds n ch,Ee,ton coslos and rice
sshr Falcon Moore II Is fn ST Domingo, with unahog
any.
Schr Eleanor Jones' l2 ds m Maanzas, oranges 10 Crop
GilnaTt!n
scar Ar ed Thorn, Sandord,6 ds f Wilmington, NC,
stores 10 5 ParIeil.
Sehr Rio Gr,iisg Newbern. c. naval stores 10 Patt
Schr Wits Putnam, Cook, for Boston, with uldIc
Schr Elisha P Horton, Tor York River
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

/ p The Managers Of tie Female Assistant society
acknowledge with gratitude the receipt OF the following
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

Passengers Sailed
IL the Caledonia uu, B,s.on for Livespeo-Ssj Camp.
Hal and aIy Of Engianc; W NJ Chapman, s MaeIuley,
Miss Chapman OF Quebec; Hy DAVIS wm Aofau 81 bos-
ton Mr. Ioso ttScn OF NJ TEs.so Haaleo, Rev Villain
Richards Sandwich Idanas; DR. Farnsroth. Miss Jea'
ness Groon, Mass Jos Mi.nes, Lowell Conneil Chas
Geddes, Mo1rssl; Borfosmso. u Harrison OF Cana
da; Chas Luther Gerruany-sl.
70. HalifaI-Mss sIarv Coolidge OF Boston; Rev mr
5rearr ;irs Feran. Haisx Joha CoxJanes Cox. Fret
ericton; II A Ewing, II Maitland, Moaircai-7.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

T. Toothschu! Toofhache!!-Th tormentng
disease has al last been remedy The Ffencs Spe
has neyar Vet failed IF desired w be applied al
The Office and perrec, cure guaranteed IN i've MINUTES
wi,hou. particle of pain OF trouble For sale wholesale
No :6 eswery corner Of Houstsstreet Pricr ~ cens
bstfle- J-'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

Juvenile Asp MINOR Poems.
TH.LABA THE DESTROYER.
MADoC.
BALLADS AND METRIcAL TALES.
The CURSE OF KEHAMA.
RopERIcR. tn. LAST OF THE GoTHs
The PoEr's PILGRIMAGE TO WATERLOO.
LAY THE LAUREATE.
VISION OF JUDGEMENT.
Al ,be age OF have undertaken TO collect and
edit my poetca works. with the last corrections thai can
pect to bestow upon ben They have obtained rtpu'
aliop equal 10 my wishes Thus IL collect and revise
them duty which owe 10 that part oil the public by
whom they have auspicousy received, and TO those
VINO will take lively concern in my good name when
shall have departed. Extract irou Authors Preface.
"The critic little to do but pon. out The existence
Of this work. The beauty OF the type and The cheapness o.
the cost; the public has long ago acknowledged ia merit
and established its reputation. The author OF The Lie
II long our history and language en-
durs There wkon the latter owes greater
pbliyatinnno has done more for literature by bis
oenins his labsIs and his kfr" Times.
The complete Poetical Works of VIM. Cowper inc udpg
the Hymns and Transitions from Mad. Guon Milton, &c
and Adsm Sacred Drama, from the Italian of Baptist'
Andeln with Memoir OF the Author, by the Rev. Henry
s,sbbag A. NJ. One elegantly printed volume, OF soo pa
ges i6mo. Price 81 81.
The complete Poetical Works OF Robert Burns, with E1
pan ana,ory and Glosara Notes, and Life OF ihe Author
by James Currie, NJ D. vol l6mo Uniform with Cow
per. Price 81 IS.
and Scoio uniform 10 size and style with Cowner and
Bnrns rs 2.is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
TPHE, ATTENTION or CAPliAL-

lists Is called to that valuable Properly conssms
d, vacant lots of Land situated the ~ w SIDE OF Huf'
rayeet between Church and West broadway op
poe Columbia College. presenting fine open ,I9nt nes
rnr The abNly of being overlooked by other buildings
rhe,e nre full lots each Is by 200 feet. This one OF she
mos eligible situations in hs lower part OF the city io
pubic building or private dwelling, and presents an oppor'
uny occurring Of purchasing four contiguous
iels OF tu dimensions so fasOrably situated. ..,
Il. a /; pcrteci being in Zee from the Trinity Church
ais 600 Of the purchase money remain morSsse
ioomre of s. r. CLARKSON. Wal-sG
E. H. OWEN. IL P,Re.st.
WM f. LEWIS, IS Maiden lane
II not previously disposed OF at at private sale; WIN III W
old at the Merchants Exchange February s'h' iotS;
Swift IL Co. ~ W.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

r-V.ec,ure ou Pathefoiosy.-Th- Thirteenth
Lecture q: the Course The Mechanics Institute viii
he delivered this evening Feb Sd, in tho Rooms no u
Cbam5erssreet al halepas, The subject OF Paheisu
esmerism) by sir Sunderland Non-members admitted
6v tickets, 2i each gentleman and ladies' L1sss s,
rp ut the Institute Room, City H.l. Mesmesu
Tie monnly meeting The Iusitue will be held on Tues
day evening AT half past O'Clock Canooaes ior
admission as members should leave their names with the
Lbrsrian The Library open daily from A. l. till 10
= NJ. JAMES HONLasb, oeCicldJ' IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

u Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
mens are completed for supplying according to pre-
vious n,iRation, FINE FuR HAT at price ('s3 1o'
which shall render eupbacaliy the ch<opt as well a.
ioves priced Gcntlemen's Fur Hat sale In th'
city, prepared in the Sasne style which characterize
aur finest article like that article is offered at price nj
which il cannot be continued without an unusually raPc
ale The undersigned with all confidence airms II 10 t
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable fu
Hat vel offered (o2Ot) SPENCER. 2lo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

u A Wing Newspaper in the Country '' ior
sale enrprising and active Printer, qualified t. con-
duct it. favorable terms, if applied for imnedia!ey.-
some cash requisite Please apply personally the Editor
| of this paper between ) and P. NJ. t52t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

y u
.B3 boat and packet owners, and all Others who are
IN want o pure cured Hair Mattresses. aud ether Dsddlng
would do well before purchasing rlcwbefc 70 sa ~ n. our
Warehouse aud examine our stock as we sIe s =
,sr an e1 1prence the business ct upwards ot weEy
.Yo yeais furnish them with bedding o. tnS nis
quality iow Il lower lhnn any othrr nousc
IN or out 81 the ciiy g. r. ). GRhIACAf,
Upholstery, Beddng and Paper Hanging Warehouse.
No 81 Ma -den lane, next door TO cor. OF Nc'sauSt
NB-G u. G. would call the attention oil Country
Merchant and Landlords their large stock oi Frsneh
.-s 80 80 90 .ni, ,h. timss o. 3f2w&
NlNE CALF SKIN SEWED BOOTS
at retail for Three DolLars made With fair stitch 10
,sbionabe syIe oerior In quality durability and du-
rsby TO ,hoss usually sold in this city four DOLLARS Inc
manufacturer Of these Boots having effected recent
nrnls Is enabled now offer better article for The co
,ban can ne seld by any other, zad invites competition,
easns d m ~. ~ M msiI.r E Ian. Slim
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

1Jrw. E. Robinson, OF Newiiaven, CT, WI 1s ds
liver his third Lecture in Concert Hail. no. 4oe
Rroadway on the Ancien; History OF Ireland, ST. Patrick
Ossan &c an Friday evening February 3d. at 7i ocock.
Tickets to admit gentleman and two ladies, 30 cents sn.
Ole cke. 25 cents May be had of The COMMITTEE or al
VIC D''' va 'A0 JOHN MULLEN, Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
paassnscra Arrived
Passenxers Sailed

In the schr Eleanor, fro Matsn2as-A Stewart and Ca
Hahe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
aSao-End of Ih.. az Grid this year.

II GSAx-ENd OF thc ~ GFIU tHts JtaL
Georpe Siors OF Albany, will lecture this Friday aiter
ooon os the Restoration Of the Jews, at o'clock at NIB
los Saloon Broadway The public invited 10 attend
Sess free Second Advent books may he had al the office
c The Midnight Cry, Sc Park Row, Brick Church Chapel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

II Geldsuai,Ea,s Geld Feus.-The best ans
cbe pest article ever offered the writing community
Call and ry them at the Academy, Isl Broadway entrance
AT the door of Peale's nuseum. Joo i"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

EJ.L. G'Sniliynn, EsG., and Rev GEORGE d
CEEGvEE will close the Debate Capital Punishment on
Friday ming at the Tabernacle The scriptnra afgu
n,rnt havsg been fully discussed the speakers VIII CON
6pe themselves principally the argument; o. eXpedency
AS this the last evening" OF The Debate on ta resolution
each will OCCUPY one hour the first arguaent and httee1
'i'''A'e' - HUGH MAXWELL, President
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

- Rrooklru Apprrmtices' Li5rery Lec.

u Brooklyn lapprrntices' Library Aec.
turea.-A course OF Lectures with experiments WI he
commenced on Monday evening, February 6b iS4., a
La;f.past o'clock a, the Lyceum, by GILBERT LANG-
DON HUME, on the folio = ing subjects:
l. "The Advantages OF Science"
H. The value and properties OF The Atmosphere.
III. The effects et Gdlvanisnl.
w The Chemistry of Colors.
v The Metals-ther properties and uses.
vi The value and properties OF Heat.
Admi. sion to the Course ST. single tickets IS cents
Members and readers free.
Tickets may be had at the Lvceun OF either OF the
directors. H. G. NICHOLS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

ry 1ey. s,;,ns. G. EiEney will preach This Eve.
ming al lb Free Coagre garioaul Church. Nbles saloon
Al Il o'clock Also on Sunday Evening at O'CLOCK Seais
free The public are invited TO attend 3t IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03
W. 3. Wrpcwoop, Secretary.

u DR.. Kelley lectures again This Evening ana 81 no O.
February al O'clock al Prospec, Hall under the unVer.
sas Church, in E;iz ,be,h-s!near Walker. :, -. ;vs-
with all its concomi,ant symptoms, Dyspepsia, 'scidy
OF the Blood Affections Of The Heart Vertigo Asthma Ner.
Subject on Friday EVENING" Pulmonary Consumption,
lis SYMPTOMS Nature and Character showing, ooih pio'
sophical!y and illuslrativey, It's curabiity. roe.
dmi,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

NSTANTED-A place by protestant
wv sirlfor chanberwors, ,aurse or waiting. Apply s.9'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-03

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, FEsPUARY /, 1888
MINIATURE ALMANAc,-THIs DAY
TIE SUN TIE NsoN FULL SEA
Rises II Sets ls Sess sss Eve. II 81
Latest Dates.
LoSpoN.......... jan HAvss Jan. |
Nsw-ORLsANs ......Jan. 2S
CLEARED.
Ship John Ferhuan, Long, Liverpool Hicks Co.
Brem bsk Ca;oliEe yocknlana. Srencn via james Riv
e., E Nclicn;us * Psyens;aa,-
Big Mooa Hayes Charleston. George Buckley.
Sch. Eagle, Moore, Jacksonvi ls, Wood / Aeesia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-22

nengiS cue Ji.eases having their origin ia impure
state VI he hIcod ani deprsvrd condition u the
geaeis 50 constellation VIA: Scrof,ia OF king's Xvii
ia lts yanous fu>; Itheur~atisn1, ebsiinef. e,ta-
aeous stnpsioas. bleaelrs bilss, pimpiss, ~ rps.
aulrs 90 The face, chronic t,.s. fsrs~"rm -
letter, senld head. eniarfnent and psiu u the
homes std joints. stubborn ulcers. syrf isie sswp
toms. diseases arising tram iilgdicstus usr II
suercgry, femsie heterogeneous and Other siuiiei
eompsials.
The public are respectfully requested TO fem.np-
her that il Is Sands Safsapafila that has and i
runstaatly achieving such remarkable az the
most Iicuit class Of diseases which the human
,sn- i rubl-ci and ash fsr SnaJs' ssrssI atiiis
AID take no other.
Prepared aud sold wholeshie aud retail and for
exportaiion. b, A. b. SANDS & co, Druseis,.
and Chsmisis. Granite Buildings, No 273 Broud
way. corner Of Chambers street, New York
G. & c. w. DOLL, Agents (by special sp-
pointmen, Of the proprietors) Tor Msrtinsburg and
vicinity. Price 81 per botie; six bottles Cor IS.
Mav n 1913
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-22
oc,binv 81 The danger Of the foo / altract.

nothing Of the danger of the foo attract.
inc some dit or rubbish. Cleanliness
Ia feeding Gait e is at all times essential,
bot in soiling it is indispensable; unl IS
the o1ghs or racks are well Gle mel al.
Ter every FEEDING, an, the stable ktlt
clean and we'll ventilated, tie cate will
nssur dly faiI of 10 appetite, il not take
a 81 ecilc disease. The expense Of this
practice was in 'e,Iiiy thing to ms; il
was some work superadded TO the man
and bow, woo woulI be engaged taking
Gaze Of this number Of cattle, in clean
ing them, driving thtm 70 and lrJm The
tields--lhe Durbams hsyiog 10 be MIXED
three lines day--lhe keeping the std.
bles clean, and ,kiog special care Of tie
manure. But suppose this man and boy
TO be extra help, then am sure it 81
me not a farthing. Every two horse loads
Of good manure, purchased in the city,
/ lad down on my plocp, will stano me IN
IS. Then am free to say, that the ex
tri quantity CT manure saved by sdiing,
was not less 10 the period Of four months,
than 90 oIds. From this is t, be de
ducled extra straw, rent Of tie Il rec IL
cr-s, and cost of producing thu green
food But III gre al profit lay IN the
many acres produc ng two TINS Of hay
10 Il e acre, wlicb, if lhr cattle had b, en-
turned out upon, by the first Of May,
would havs be n despoiled; and " ich
was prevented, by feeding them from he
three acre patch, behind the barn.
Simple a. these details arc, hey may
Sc m t. some difficult to put in Practice
To such, can only say Try; but let
them not begin I'LL they are prepare.i,
having q good patch Of orchard grass AMI
lucern or corn. Rye do not recon.
mend; when quite young ii may 10. but
when in head and filing, il Is not good.
| adopted ii because II cam rIy. How
many are there, who, # they would NOW
fields, might in this way furnish consi l.
erablo it IN of the food requisite f,r j.
ing, to which might BE- added The extra
shoots IN corli hills; all this would bpne-
tit the lands by clearing tn weeds { ON
the le.ces, and ii would pay, S, far as he
growing corn is concerned. Our uth-
ern friends might derive much benefit
from partial solllug. y close or strict,
solling in our climate, would recommend
to none. Blu. the appropriatng ons field,
where there IS water and shad-, for air
and xerci,e, VII l. many f"lds my be
used for cropping, tia: otherwise would
be made bare by the Cattle, an their p
quvalsnt in grass nude from three or four
acres, is practice tina, may find favor
with all, ON ar,ble, light upland stils.
Respectfully,
JAMES GOWEN.
Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Feb. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-22
I'M 20 R 7 Ed
81 YEeF ~ AZ.

vE7tiIS most capital Racer and getier Of Race
II horses will stand This season (Which will end
lst Juy.) at my stable, "a miles east of Berry
vile, at $40 tie season, to be paid before the
end Jul, next; $50 insurance, 10 be pnd
as the mare is known to be in foal. Psting with
the mare or irregular attendance al the stand for
elis the insurance. Groom 81. 10 be sent With the
marc. Part bred mares can al S25 he
'nn and ) 40 insurance, and altogether
1 5 Is the season, and $25 insurance, if paid by
he 2i July next for season, or as soon as known 10
NJ foal tor insurance, otherwise thete viii be
reduction This is fine grass country, and pas
urs will b. fifnhed at so cent, per wetk Good
attention Will be paid Ia mates aud colts, care la
ken TO prevent accidents escapes, but will
De accountable for ether Mares TO be fed on
grain must bring written directions to that effect;
IT will be FINISHED cheap possible gen
leman putting mares Of his own, vii! be emitted
. one OF tLem gratis. COMPANY ming G and
each accountable for all, will he n,ittd
1t them gratis. Mares must bring with them writ
en direction. 0pon what terms they are 10 be- put
Mares put las year by The season and failing. may
he insured this YEAR at season price. 1t their
counts settled up by July Cd, 1912. Mares
put this year by the season and iaihng, may be in
sured Lext year to any horse then standing at my
.tabe, nj season price Of such horse, VI r-ir &c.
counts tor this year shall be setled by the % Jply
ext. M mare will hc entitled these plivilrgr.
and advantages, Unl,ss these terms are sttictly
.omplird vrh.
The attention. uf the pubic is particularly invited
to his game blood, remarkable stoutnrss and
pac,yto carry heavy weights, endure great iH,isu",
md run long distances, and the promise ard run.
tiug. Of his get, cxtTacted fiom the Spusiing
Journals, and Other saui crs
SkfL ARk il the best B. OF Wax, Pore win
ncr oi tie D..rty [who was The b. III Of Wtxv.)
mis- dam Skystk clam also nf Giles, a cal itel tnu
nile hos } sas .ol Il, nj isj~ian, out Of SISTER TO
Proucite, by young b gle, fsrfisot by Sir Peer
-her dam Deceit, sister TO the yellow marc by
randem-perdita by Hyrod-Fpir Forester by
Slor,- Forester Paruet- Crofts bay Barb
Max less 3D. i.nucI-- Son OF DDls"ufIh- Durtor
Bah mare.
Waxy Pope was by Waxy ont of the famous old
Pruneia, who was dam also OF PeneI"pe {iam nj
Whsk bone, Whi.k"r, &c.,) Pa'asol. Prsse, Pc
i,rgus, ri,nee,, Ph de-. f",.r, Joan, fiquet and
Prudence, ali names OF distinction.
Musician got by Worthy, out Of W o"dbine,
(dam also of Music and Minuet, both winners nf
The Oaks by Woudpecker; Puzzle by Ms'chem;
Princess by fIerod; julia by Blank; Spectator
tam by Partner, &c.
Y"uog Esgr, own brother 10 Eagle and Sfread
Esele, was got by Volunteer. dam by H'shhyer
Engineer. Cade Lass Of the Mil, by Trsveer
Miss Makele,s, &C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-22

CARES IN CulcKENs,-A writer in the
Ftrmers' Cablhei, says positively, that
tie gapes in chickens, which cause so
many 10 die, nre accustomed by worms in
the windplp"; AMI that il the pouIterer IS
pl aSei 10 take Father, str p the sides
eli oirrx e,h sn all tart at the end, dip
i,'s il spirits If turI entine, catch the
hcken, opn its morth ADD just touch
this turf ent n 10 the mouth OF the wind.
Zip ., which may easily be 81 en- at the top
OF t c tongue and near irs roots, the wor IN
~tii almost instantly die, tn the chicken
as instant he over. lie says there is no
dnng'r 10 the ch cl;ea from this course.
! h. editor Of the Am rican Farmt +
agrees with tho writer Of the above, but
says, Eve lit proper TO aid the rem
cdy which We have always found eflectN
nl. Whenever we found our chick ems
lahor ng under the disc aso, we gave them
each a strong solution OF assolGtida, which
invariably cured the disease, and ts we
supposed, by dlslodeing the worm, which
zee 'o1k it for grrnled was the cause Of
iAr i1cas"."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-22

GSiX Years have now elapsed. since PETERS
- VEGETABLE PILLS @ere FIRST introduced
10 the public and which is the sares, ties, Of their
virtue that ean be givsn--ihere are now more OF
them sold than any other description OF pitts what
ever in the known world. 10 fact, The sale OF the
Vegetable p,il has Been enormous beyond all pre-
cedent; the first year II amounted 10 one hundred
thousand boxes--the second to ihree-ihe th'ro TO
8--ihe fourth to bland so on ill the year 1871,
10, closed during which, orders Tor the prodigious
quantity OF two millions Of boxes were received,
and d,iy fulfilled at the establishment. These
fact. sneak more in their favor than volumes OF
mere euicgy. for though andrs.ivine medcine
may possibly be forced into popularity b, undue
means such fictitious certificates and the Ike, 1t
is sure 10 loose il, hold public favor as rapidly
as il made w. for intrinsic virtues alone can stand
the ordersl OF public opinion and judgment. for any
length of time. Hence the generality OF newly
discovered medicines have but an rphemersl exis-
tence--iheir reputation goes Up hke q rocket and
down like the sick--and hence the reputation and
the .ac OF these pills continues increase. for
whoever purchases them once, and gives them
fair tal is sure Ia patronize them for life. need
scarcely observe thar nine in ten of ell the regular
physicians in the UniIsd States order these pills
in ihei, general practice, as this fact is universally
known, and has been testified oi time snd again,
BY nearly ell the most eminent members oil he isc-
uty Blu, IL is like gliding ehned gold and paint
ing the lily, 10 euogize Peters Vegetable Pills for
The world has decided on their merits, and The is-
sue ia, that wherever civilization has extended.
there have the reputation, the sale, and the useful
ness OF Peters Pulls extended also.
The complaints in which Peters Vegetable
Pills ale most effective. and which, when admins
Tered according direction, they can scarcely fail
To cure are follows yellow and billious fevers.
fe,er and ague, dyspepsia. Group, liver complaint,
sick headache. jsundice, asthma, dro?sy, rheums-
of hP fe-