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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
Public Stock EnchnmSc, May 9.
SECOND BOARD.
Commercial and Money Matters.


Tr- ,ir amount Of business transacted today and
generally II irm ONO SKIES improved per cent?
kentucky, !! Delaware Hudson, l. Eaak Commerce, 81
New jersey, !; Harlem (; Syracuse unca, Is rheaD
/; Long Island,
The ball market continues very firm aud the supply u Oib
que hsht Sterling Is held 6! ass fiane' 81! -
lhef- Is umor in the that capitalists have
male bid OF par Tor i've per stock for tht tea ~
loan the Secretary u the Treasury authorized TO 'ae"
The redemption Of Treasury notes.
Considerable amounts Of Housst0nc Bank NOTES ht.s
aPfafs! IA r ,tseet to-day aud The Of discount h -
creased.
1t IS exported that matters 10 light re-
i'd 70 the Commercial Bank of B"Gao similar III ehY
10 10 th",e which have become public relation 70 Us
Back oi Buffalo W. give this as merely street fuaof
h" bG.ato Commercial thus Explain, The aPp.aisns:ys
u The tft dollar OF the Bank OF Buffalo WfdeH
Wee IN Wl,t fen days since:
" Oe u our merchant, took down TO Newly fS SIX ".
Gotes belonging 10 friend here who had neld diem o'
considerable time Two OF thlee of the notes were pad cut
IA Se.i oh aud that j. the whole out OF which me SOY
arose"
understood thar the validity Of The late law ,bolsAias
thr Office ii hllk Commissioned viii be- Brought tei5' l-
3Np'rnr court AZ The July term 10 be held al lica; aS
Tie act IN question virtually abrogaes The charrti o. a
teis i''ad ba"k' by allowing hrm To wand up 'ei -
mhrir'ef hey p-asr and passed By VOC %
thirds IT Is the opinion Of coun,. that the u" g
be pronounced Unconstitutional Thi, IS y-ry np0iss9
question aud ~ tru.t the constltutionality Of ne 1
be sustained The Banks Nil then probably be
Her. Tie Free Baking Act, and The people have c'
a sale as II Is possible u maxi
Ia a st for interest II PER during the suSpa,,.
OF specie payment $50 900 Of the 81 the CoI.
cal Bank Cincinnati trough. against thar bank the No9
decided recently hat tn plaintiff had right 10 recos -
eres M who 81 aid notes al the rate Of PEI era
from the l1h Of May 1881 the Sd Of April 10:
the day oil tie term AID II per per anna IL eaa
he t Of July, 1871 and tefsupon gaTe The p
tf Judgement for S3l 236 60, The defendants e9aa''
rendered bill OF exceptions.
Ia relation the rypuaiae Treasury Notes the Phias
pnia UniEed STATES GIzette SAYS:
We noticed Of h- papers mos; lame anG ~.
i1poteHt atrept defend the uaustifable cous o. ~
Sc.etary Of The Treasury ppad;atiag soo Oco
Notes The blame for thr nine months delay n si'is
notice to the public, they cast b. asinaa. ton oY.
sir. Forfatd, aai the ground upoa which they .s.
feHd the reputation IS. that tie having been e
paid ani cancelled tie Goyeramea; IS not bound 20 rsa
them Now deny that these notes have been psa -.
cancelled the FAC, of Their hsTng been p.id mo Is
Custom House fo- duties redemption Of them oy s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
From Buenos Ayres.

Bv the bark Mason Barney, Capt Scott we
b,yr odvi,cs from Buenos Ayres 10 March =
W. find the news OF some moment. The arm.
val at Bucnos Avres commenced on Inc ga u
February. and ended on The 2ith, TO the grea'
.o,;sf,c,ion of all strangers who were exceeding
lv onnoved by the blown badders, roSe-wa'er'
.cqs &c freely used in the lawlcss ceremonies
,rbo ;n,elEgcnce from Monte N!deo Is to the
ODD of February After the defeat OF Rivera ;
advanced guard under the command OF ''eh'fai
Medina on The 18th, that leader commenced pre-
c;n;,,,e retreat towards Cero Largo, IN the
course Of which he was abandoned by great
number OF his followers. Gen j. orIbc WIN
1000 cavalry. GOO mounted infantry ana onf
picces of lying artillery. was immediately "e
spatchcd in pursuit OF HIM. and at the last ac'
counts was close upon hun. In the meantime
President Orlbc with body OF about l,ooo men,
the greater part infantry and artillery had sat
down before Monte Vidco but up 10 the list had
not prevented supplies from entering the Guy. II
IS doubtful whether he intends to invest tlie Guy
nv rcCuar siege or assault the tortltcatlons ne
rcsul, IN either case will doubtless be the same
One hundred and twenty Marines from the BRIT
ish Naval Forces, and like number from the
French have been landed. Neither the Brazil
ans. Sardinians. Americans or Portuguese have
deemed il necessary 10 follow this example
Scnors ]. F.. Miguens. J. l.. Mgucns, Nlcanor
NEguens and f. Miguens, sons OF the late Senior
Juan Miguens have presented Sl9,'s9 to Rosas
for the purpose of carrying on the war against
the traitor Unitarians; and in their note TO The
Government they state that they place their per-
sons and property at the disposal of the great cltl-
zen, Don Juan Manuel de Rosas for whom they
ayow themselves ready to shed their last drop OF
blood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

MrxIco.-By an arrival yesterday from Vea
Cruz. few additional particulars as to passing
events there have been received. The idea OF
invading Texas is no longer entertained by the
Mexican authorities The resistance they have
experienced from power much the inferior Of
our SISTER Republic in resources, and moral and
physical energies has convinced them of the In
prac,cability of such an undertaking.
The prisoners now said to be confined IN the
castle Of Perotc are Gcn's VIM. ). Fisher and
Thos A. Green, Captain kellen Reese, Lieut.
Chas A. Clark Dan. Drake Henry, 5. Z. Lyon,
leondas Saunders K. II. Keen, G. w Bush,A,
b. Hanna, Dan'l +. Barney, Dan Davis, Simeon
Glenn and Thomas Hancock. The release Of
Judge Hutchinson, Mr.. Jones and MIR. Maverick,
(who have already arrived al n o. has sincebeen
followed by the discharge of five other prisoners,
the nnmes of whom we could not learn II was
rumored that all the NIicr prisoners Of war were
10 be brought to Pcroie The first instalment Of
the Mexican indemnity became due on the 10Th
INST The opinion prevailed that provision
had been made by the Mexican government for
payment Should this opinion prove correct, ad
ditonal interest may be given before long, to the
current of Warlikc events in that quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

TuF MEXICAN RoRBERs.-The 81. LOUIS Re
publican contains letter from Independence
under date of April Goth, stating that Mr. Gentry
had Just arrived at that place from Santa re.
With three companions he came on IN advance
OF the main body of the trading Expedition lie
saw nothing of any robbers, who, II was supposed,
avoided the main route \ Spanlard named
Charvis with twelve men. two wagons ana
$4,000, left Santa Re for independence a few
DAYS before Mr. Gentry-hut they had not ar
rived II was thought not at all unlikely that he
had fallen into the hands of Warteld, with his
CITY men Warfcld had threatened that every
dollar of Spanish money coming to this country
should be his. Charvis, when last heard from,
was near the waters of the Little Arkansas, and
all his men but five had left him. His mules had
all given out and he had sent to independence for
assistance. 4 company OF 20 men was to
- I-,!or..,lo.,o.. 80. Tho aorh. 4" ard bum
Another and larger company intended 10 leave
Santa Re with still larger amount Of specie on
the first of April and 1t seemed probable that they
also might be cut off.
The \. .. Plcayunc contradicts the statements
of the 81. LOUIS papers concerning Warield, and
adds that they know him 10 he worthy and up
right Young man His designs, they say are en-,
trely against the Mexicans and do not embrace
robbery or any thing unjust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

SAP DEATH.-A negro boy, belonging 10 Mr..
Samuel Martin, Al Florence, Ala, recently ran
away and was pursued by son OF Mr. Martin.
When found. Martin tied his hands, fastening a
rope 10 the stiTrup OF the saddle, intending TO
make the boy follow HIM home-a distance OF
nine OF ten miles Thus arranged they started ,
and when few miles iron town, the boy was
BY sudden jerk OF the horse, thrown down, and
thsreupon, the horse tool, fright, kicked the 10y
upon the head fractured his scull, dragged hun
some distance along the road, and soon after the
poor fellow expired. Nj Martin was arrested
and examined, and acquitted Of all criminal cul-
pablity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

An ESCAPE FROM THE CRY PRIsoN-A man
named William Johnson, native OF Maine, who
was last week convicted OF burglary IN the second
degree, in breaking into and robbing the house OF
Thomas Jackson IN Grand street, and sentenced
10 the State Prison for seven wears, effected his
escape from his cell IN the second tier oil The City
Prison, on Sunday night, and has not since
been heard Of To accomplish his purpose, ne
tore up the blankets and ticking OF his bunk INTO
strips, with which he wove a strong rope aoout
forty feet long. This done, he knocked on the
side pieces OF his bunk the blunt ends OF winch
he reduced to a level with case knlie,-then
elryafng ms bunk cDdwsr enabled % rrach 'he 10"
hight - inches horizontally long and inees hlgh al e
Top Of his cell and prying of his by The same means re-
moved the heaT, c1sron casng the bottom OF the aTe
rre Of The light charging the opening ht sir o - by
inches Then thri,tius slab yeGtl.to Of HE 's
aho,r him over which he threw his rope alter d'e's
himself OF every particle OF clothing except h' pa"1'''"
h. forced hi, body through this aperture aha u
sceade,l from hight - rrt the ground III the l''"
THIN pulling his rope hr mounted uP on small our
house; then climbed upon platform from "hlch ' a.
c-ndrd large v-nrilatn@pe the roof over The wa'i
house cells where, fastening his rope around CHIMNEY
h. descended into Fankiinstrrc' and escaped without hat
coat vest SHIRT shoe, or stockGg which We're left III the
cell-leavng his rope hanging over the wall Though all
Tins daring round he was m tie morning traced By the prints
Of has whi,esashed hand, and bare feet aud Is rather sur
n,n.g thar he should be able elide all the wat1imelI
with winch tie waefho AID is rnso"' are hronged at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
Court Calemdnr-THt. Day.

CIRcuT locR1.-Nos co s., II 81, %, = o 9s 100
:, 80 81 81 l.! Oi, /, 90, -, 100, 100
COMMON rLr,.-Ne, -: 50. -; SO II, 90 50, 81 a.
il IL - - -, %. = II H. 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

IMPORTANT SrRIEE.-Wc learn from Elizabeth
that all the workmen employed in the ship yard
OF Samnel Walker. Esq. OF Elizabeth, nearly one
hundred III number, struck yesterday morning for
cash payments and an advance of wages. Mat
tiers renamed IN tins state at our last accounts
three o'clock yesterday afternoon. This must IN
evitably delay the completion of the numerous
boats now under contract Pittsburgh Age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

u Gen. TuoM.s OF Maryland publishes card
in the Baltimore Republican IN which he says the
current account OF his atiray with FIX. Gov Nc.
Dowell does him injustice. He declines, however,
entering INTO newspaper controversy concerning
it and adds
The painful and humiliating affair IN which
am involved, demands, and shall receive much
more serious treatment. Measures will be taken
and pursued uninucnced by fear favor, or atiec.
ton, 10 unveil, in j becoming manner, every fact
an! circumstance necessary TO establish the true
character of all concerned III bringing about and
dissolving my ill.lated marriage. When every
thing has been disclosed, have perfect con6d
cnce that prevalent misapprehenslons, which my
long silence has afforded opportunity to create, as
to the propriety OF my conduct, IN the most inter-
estng and delicate relation of hie, will be cor.
rectcd and removed.
CERAMICS THOMAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
The anniversaries May, 1873.

Tuesday, sth
xew-York and American suada, School Uniou-(Ffote
sioa. , ?. VI. Tabernacle, ? VI
Forisn Evangelical sociery, p NJ R. D. thafeH > an
American Ap-sIa,-ry scci-y- i; 10 !. VI irelo Hall
Convention for E,angelilins the World q ? NJ FsA'i
str--t Church
H-ednesdsy. lOth-
American Tr,s; Society Tabernacle 10 4 NJ; t
Am-ricai Il ON Missionary >oeirty abeFnaeie + "
y y STATE COLONIZATION SoceryLafayette Church ';
Ezf,.iriaa ii Blind Pupils-Tab~runclr. P NJ
Ap,i-Slay-ry Couyrntioa-couef Christie and Delaney
P. NJ
Fena Mora Reform Reform SociesyNetholi'i eha''h.
Gs--n-sf. : P VI.
Thursday, lltA
E1b5n Of the Pupils Of the N-wYoL lasti'@''9G Tor
the instruction Of The Daiand Dumb- a6ernaeie I'll
American EjucaFiou Socic,y-Aiercer-s'. Church
American Temperance Ulion--Tabemacir :; r VI. :,
Franklin Temperance ashin-ron Hall : t u.
Friday Inn.
4 Be Z Nj al,er7isce, 10 \, VI.
American Society for Nrliorafns the eondon 81 me
Jew,-Durch Reformed ChurcF, Broonr aad Green
streets Z ?, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
demon vac UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN

FIRE-The alarm Of fire Yesterday between Il
and y o'clock, proceeded from the drug store Of
Messrs. Haviland, Reese x Co. 50 Maiden Lane.
Ii originated IN the 18th story, where one of the
clerks was engaged IN mixing medicines, which
took fire and immediately communicated 10 his
clothes. He was severely injured, bpt no farther
damage was sustained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
OF KESTrcE7.

~ Fla Nottes Of he Knteksr5oeksr. with >on.r Re.
asf5s eeE,eea1as col.1tdrs see FRI page.
Pr 4 beautiful Poem, Tie Bees Of s. Si@ohs by
J. H opktn aad an sr;icie On As'2c'ztoH s,e la''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the New,f'rk Tsiban-.

u NJ.
ArryNpr 70 MuEuSE NNoS Scorr.-ou ciiy VA
rl,r5wi. f,e excitement ,bou o'clock THIS acnca b A.
,. ,i,, been II. lle upon the lie oi worthy Nayoy
I,y> VI ScoIT Esq. Thu facts these tont hslf pa,
n, Italian named Adolpus Benedict Ptolemius e.lk4
mo the Mayors ocr and asked tor has iicaor. tie va
shown into the private Office. When the Mayor NJ, thse 81.
ing and recognized PERSON upon "hom A!F Scls
h., ourtly e,l lScuG!aIs aid HIS object ~
,rn " As 10 solicit ,sin the eNeE-wGS nand OF h hoso,
bu h, SoiiS from hi rootowAE the outside o. hr hR
thu VILLAIN ischlreei pto! loaded an haii al the Msys
Tn, cootruf, however were prodUcuyeoi only fesh woss
having cAzcd ts back heius SopGt'i N US progress oS &
eucf button P,ornius instmy Seized bat As be va
unable To speak WORT at EnS>h II "1s i'ai'd hlSSSterh
>>iGu any for hi numerous attempt nIon the MED
IN, best friend.
Business IN our stock market to-day vas oniy 10 ner
r, a, fices peyousl, named with the exception owe
miugtou Railroad shares which Declined consider aey-a
fct the falling of thi> description oil >'oeH W" iaf mas
rand thl, it. ADVANCE \ are number oil SHARES IN wss
,r,, after the board lest bat no buyers soia e~ oand
PenuSyl,auia Elves were scarce al u
The or,.sitjnu line 10 Baltimore 6N the steamboat ess.
~ b, This ,y reduced their fare 10 81 Tor Cabin plsS
~ and ~ cents or forward deck passengers There ,r.,y
,rrstt Tor the aScends8cy soinc hy se ssy
In between this city and BtltimoIe aud skoali not +.
un,,,,sd 10 see the ,rs reduced sail lower
E,,,ci Hopknson CLERK o the District Court this nom
rulshS st OF tventy-fou petitioners los the benefit Of
tb g,nkrpr Law who haVe passed decree d,,hau,
IN, have neglected 10 pay the incurred in the poce
iug The Clerk informs them that h. ATTENDS applying "a
The Cont Tor process compel the payment Of the ,ame 4:
M. close oi he advertisement the woad, To Be tcaze
tor,iblv strike the eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

>aksssEakE HorE1-fe takc rlslsu7e n referring onr
raiders 70 iis advertisement Assr> Bowa Da.i:ng IN
gouH and enierrss propre;ors Of his well known hotel
II c-Eai oeat;on-Rs'sy furnished roOuls-.n excellent
tae-ard accommodating ana attentive landlords b des-
BE- oui:c ina. Rcas vii he G.s.ppcnt=3 by
locating :: ms hne establishment,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

LAKE ERIE.-l-he Gen. Scott, from Detroit.
was forced TO land her passengers a few miles
:Epli Ere, beng unable TO get further down On
accoua; Of the ice Eutislo Cow. of Fr:dav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

Roam OF AlpERNtFN.-Ne are compelled to
defer large part the proceedings in the Board
of Aldermen hast evening. The Mayor vetoed
the resolution TO pay Mr., sherman $500 for e1-
tra services. On notice of Aid puRpy vote OF
thanks was returned 10 c. s. Woopuurl, Esq,
!ny the manner II which lie has presided during
the wear. Mir, W, made his acknowledgements
IN very neat and appropriate speech. The
Board then adjourned she de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

u \ State Convention OF County Superin-
t5ndcn;s OF Common Schools viii assemble al
Utica on the Nth INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

&C. The Sabbath School Aaaves4.v Is 70 b c.I.i,-.,d
al the Broadway Tabernacle tbs ers al .iin,,, ssra
O'Clock Among he sHsiaea: gentlemen expected 70 address
ibe meeting are he Rev Dr.. Tryo Of rh.d.lDh;. Rar
"A' AAGrE Of sos.an, and DIS. Spring ,ad Ferris Of lbs
ei;y. . 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

INSTRUMENTATION. Cleveland, beng confined
at horne By the fracture OF his kneepan has trans
United to the Legislature ms Annual Message
Il is very tame and non-commlttai On the SUD
L. LIZ Gu. @ 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

e The Red B;rd line of pachct-boass car
RES passengers from Buffalo TO Rochester t93
miles for 81 so. board and lodging included
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

IrA Court Martial is now convened al ST,
LOUIS for thc trial Of Rrig. Gen. Lee. The of
fence with which he IS charged is not stated in
the papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

IL The Louisville lhy Pcnnant, OF the 9th
ut, states thatas the steamboat Joan OF Arc was
descending the river between that city and On,
c;nrati. during a storm. On the Saturday night
IN cf E.rh.,n~ md y mi ..NN,,fe6 u rnrnt.sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

Toilet Articles R.zoEs CT the most ceIe,,a r.kg,s
warranted aF-e ra.ie; of tooth; ail and brnsFs
eaa ~eshias soaps all Of tue bess quaiii and sold
AZ exceedingly ow p.ice Almond cre,y, ,b;cb ,,tas ~.
':cres' possible !aiher, sold a; oaiy 81 cent? POI;
c. SAUNDERS,
S,os1wsT. ' '-'' '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

e. The Wings of MASSACHUSETTS Will hold a
State Convention ct Worcester ON the eth OF June,
to nominate their candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. They also purpose hold
ing Young Mems Mass Convention a, Spring,
field IN October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

u a DR.. Sra;th has been convicted a, Cam.
beylaad, Md OF having u,alcioasly prosecuted
an innoccn; latoscs named jesse Taylor, ios PEI
jury. and sentenced 10 pay 800 damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

IL The dead body of squaw has been found
in the road at q little distance from Buffalo 1t
is suspected She may have been murdered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

he Anniversary q! the N-gy-York STATE Coloa,,,
;loa Soeiet sl Dc held The Dutch Church corner OF La
fsTet's i'laee Wednesday Ereni4g Ma 10Th cora.pc
~ at O'Clock DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS fro, 30 road ar
iss 20 o present. and address te melting -osc ;bsr,
may G aot!ced Rrr- Mr. GjaiEr fsoTa yyzsLr-o- p
VIZ hEsyEoY. from Deiawa.s D.. Ei..i.-~E ~; -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09

IL Margare. McArdle was arrested Yesterday
and committed for attempting to pass counter
seit So bill on the Canal Bank Of Albany.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancefy for Bath county,
pronounced Oh the 30th day of September, 1913,
in cause therein depending between Bernard
Peyton, plaintiff, and George Hively, David G..
Wise, and William X. Tidd, defendants, the un-
dersigned as commissioner therein named, will
proceed, on the 25h day Of November, lS43, at
the Court House of Bath county, to sell upon
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, three
certain tracts parcels of land-one tract con-
tanning lis acres, another containing forty-fve
acres, and third containing thirty-six acres, all
lying on Cedar Greek, in the county of Bath, be-
ing the lands that were sold and conveyed
by the said VIM. *. Tidd, to the said George
Hively, by deed Of record in the Clerks Office of
the said county. Also, 3 mich Cows, sorrel
Colt, lThe Gun, and variety of household and
kitchen Furniture. The land will be sold Upon a
credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months, i'm
equal inslaments, and the personal property upon
credit Of six months. Bonds with good security
will be required of the purchasers and lien res
tanned upon the lands for the purchase money
thereof.
ADAM STEPHENSON, Comm.
October l9, 1543.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-09
wwN M - Or w Or " S
e REMEDYroRNo

flNIlIS preparation has now stood the test oil!
several years trial, and is confidently recon-.
mended safe and eilectual medicine for ex-
polling worms from the system. The uneXam-
pied success that has attended its administration
in every where the patient really aiIlict-
ed with worms, certainly renders it worthy the at
tenion of Physicians.
The proprietor has made it point TO ascertain
the result of its use in such cases came within
his knowledge and observation-and he invaria-
bly, found it to produce the most salu,ary effects
unirequently after nearly all the ordinary pre-
partitions recommended for worms had been previ
ously resorted to without any advantage. This fact
is a,,ested by the certificates and Statements Of
hundreds of respectable persons in different parts
the country--and should induce families always
to keep vial in their possession. 1t is mild il
its operation, and may be administered with per
fec. safety to the most delicate infant. For sal,
by JAMES +. PATTERSON.
Staunton, July 90, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-09
Trustees Sale.

pY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to the
ASsubscriber by l.. l.. Stevenson and wife, da-
ted on the 18th day of August, in the year 1871
and Of record in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Augusta, shall, on Saturday tho Ilti,
day of November next, on the premises, offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash, certain lots
of ground lying on the north side of Beverly
street, in the town of Staunton, being the lots on
which the buildings were destroyed by fire sever
al years ago. Said lots are in the heart of the
town, and excellent site for mercantile or
other business establishment. They front on
Beverly street about As feet, and run back about
66 feet. The title to the above property is be-
lieved to be indisputable, but acting as trustee /
will convey to the purchaser only such title as is
devest in me by said trust deed.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Trustee.
Oct. IL.