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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Alder


lisms and Jackson.
M G. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney.
Der la-Piea IF Gull Gilbert Dugan. butcher: en-
tered plea of guilty OF assault and battery indct-
ment for assault and battery with attempt to
nit a rape Margaretta M Lynch, in company with
James Reynolds and two others on the 9th OF May IN
the girl bad character and the Court ordered him
to b. fined $40.
ing dsoderly house at 100 Grand street entered BY
James Creighton, declared forfeited the accused
did not appear
Stealing Eeis-william Kinney, fish huckster, was
tried for stealing 1900 pounds Of live eels from Joseph
Bishop, Of Monmouth county, ~ j. The cells were Ia.
ken in car fssm the tow Of schooner opposite Red
Fort in this city and two of the witnesses for the prose
cuton testified tina accused in the act of
moving the cells from the car.
The defence conducted by VIM SMALLER, Esq, Gale
Stephen C. Duryea MIR Minimee and other witnesses 10
show that the accused another part Of the city
the night the offence committed, and also that his
general character good MIR. shaer summed mp the
in able manner and the District Attorney closed
for prosecution.
After absence Of about two hours and half, the
jury being unable 10 agree, were discharged
Acquitted Mr. Geo Bowling was tried and acquitted
upon indictment for grand larceny, for alleged
taking away OF certain merchandise, the property O
into coparnertship in May, ie43 for ten years. and
Wheeler The money some $500 to carry on thu
business with Wheeler and Bowling quarreAed about
the s,ir and Wheeler confessed Judgment on pri.
vate debt for which the Sheriff took the goods
ton being coPartner OF course would not deliver
them up, and opened another store and commenced q
civil suit against Wheeler. Under the no larceny
could be made out and the defendant acquitted
The Court expressing their that grand Jury
Bowling. Wheeler, the first witness, broke down in
evidence. Two OF the other witnesses named Clamp
robhsd Bowling who has them charged larceny o,
the Police Office. The Recorder rassed high eulogy
on Bowling and gave him very complimentary crrt6
cate Of acqutal at the end Of the trial.
thority therefor Of distinguished British NobIeman
Lord M0rpeth.
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Sporting Intelligence.

WASHINGTON RAcEs.-Thls sport commenced on
Wednesday last they were well attended, and
the amusement pretty good The following is q
summary
Fissr DAY-Fmsr RAcg.-A sweepstakes for three
year oids-subscr'ption 500, forfeit Sl00. Two mile
heats.
The entries for this were, Major Thomas Doswels
br lily. by Prism II. PendletoDs CHI fy MyIs Gains,
by Critic and P. Johnsons br colt, by Cetus he
two rst named paid forfeit leaving the field to the last
horse.
SECOND RACE, SAME Sweepstakes for three year
olds-subscripton 500 hall forfeit Mile heats
Major L. Doswelis br. flly, by PomoDkey..l |
Gel Willismsons CHI Colt by Trustee. ~
Col Ihompsonsg Fidelity, ny Prism.. q
Tame: LIST heat, 5l-2i heat, 5lt.
THIRD RACE, SAME DAY.Purse S25, entrance 50 added
Mile heats.
!. r. Johnson's wv. Felds) b. g. Old Kentuck,
BY Wosdpecker, = years old. ............. Ia ]
A. Nj Payne's q. NJ. p Newbys) b. m. Lady
Polk, by Comet, years oil. 49,. ...... s9l 8
william Holmstsads CHI colt, by Emancipation.
James 3. Kendsls CHI. T.. BY Drons I yesr.oid 1852
Time Of third rscs-lst heat, ooi ID heat o5A Sd
heat, ! 50 Ath heat, 5os.
sscosp DAy.-First Rsce-Me heas-Pune 800
James B. Kendslls br f., by Priam. -. J
Isham Pu kett's m, Ann Howard, by IPriam. . . .
Time-lst heat, 81 I'd heat, "a
sEeorp Rae Two Mile heats Purse 5000 james
wIamson's en- 6liy Warehouses 4 }
P. H. Johnson's horse, the coon,I, by priam, l 2 9
Col. + rhompsoD's Cate Harris, BY Priam, dist
Time: LIST heat 81 I'd hea, 3 So, I'd heat o.
THrHp Dsy -CitizeD's r ate, S200Two Mile heats.
Col Tnompsons Pryor. .........6 !
D KenaolI,s b h, Billie Bowie. ......3 orou
Boyce' Alamode. ..........2 3r. out
r n JohnsoLss Myra Gaines. ......6 ds
Time LIST heat %; I'd heat 50; Sd 3 So; Atm OIL.
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TAKING THE Ven..-We perceive that Miss Vir-
gina Scott the eldest and most beautiful daughter
OF General Scott, has taken the veil in Washington
and entered convent. A few years ago this
young lady went travelling in Europe, and was es.
termed the most lovely and accomplished lady
that ever left these shores. She visited France,
Germany and Italy, and in those countries the inn
posing ceremonials OF the Romsh ritual so deeply
affected aer mind that she became Catholic
What a strange and mysterious impulse it must be
which induces young-so fair-so gifted
and elevated in society to bury herself in the
eternal gloom OF nunnery!
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Personal Movements.

Mrs Hamilton, rect Of General Alexander Hamilton,
Of thel most distinguished men Of our country,
is sojournng in Philadelphia. seat
has been assigned to her in the Convention Of the
Episcopal Church assembled in that city, and she
has been regular attendant daily Although nearly 90
years Of age she is lively and cheerful and relates anec
does Of revolutionary times with all the ervor and ina
gination OF youth.
Miss Mary Wicklie, the beautiful daughter of the
Post Master General to be married the 10TH inst to
Of Mr. Merrick, the Wing senator from Maryland
Hon. Franklin Pierce and Levi Woodbury., are making
political pilgrimage through New Hampshire
DR.. Darlington Of Weslcheser will deliver the annual
address before the Philadelphia Society for thPromotion
Of Agriculture, on the 10th inst.
Gen. Jacob @ Davies has been nominated by the De
mocracy Of Baltimore for the Office of mayor, and the
Wing convention have nominated J. o. Law, Esq, the
present incumbent, TOR that Office.
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Theatrlcals, &c.


Mr.. j. NJ Scott Is drawing good houses in Cincinnati
Mr. Noah il giving concerts at Detroit.
MrAA. Adams made his appearance at the Pittsburgh
Theatre Wednesday evening last in the character Of
Hamlet.
George Barrett just returned from successful trip
this city, Conner, who is reengaged, Ssbes the Yankee
and Burton manager play in popular comedy at the
Arch street theatre, Philadelphia. and draw crowded
houses
Mr. Waco took his farewell beneH. at the Albany Mu-
Friday evening. He 10 about TO join Mr. Mitch
ellis company, In this city.
Mr. J. B. Cough, the Temperance Lecturer, is at Pot-
land. Me.
The Hutchinson family are giving Concerts at New
bnryport.
Green the reformed gambler lectures in Boston each
night to audience Of 1900 persons.
yankee Hill" he ia Familiarity called had fashion
able audience Thursday evening in the lecture
Of the Chinese Museum Philadelphia.
The Orphean family drawing pretty well at Buffalo
Mr. LIE Roy Sunderland 10 lecturng the Bostonians
upon Pahstism his theory Of explaining the phenom
Of mesmerism
Ma. HENRY PniLLIPs.-The Philadelphia papers state,
that the concert Of this gentleman Thursday evening
quite treat Mr. Phillips is singer Of great powers,
and his manner is peculiarly pleasing. He has a way
altogether his own Of introducing song generally doing
by narrating anecdote in point Altogether he is
Of the best performers have in city for
long time
Mr. Anderson in this city, and Is expected again
to appear at the Park in the early part Of month.
Mr. Macready, Ryder, Wheatley, and Charlotte Cush.
still at the Melodeon in Boston Mr. M sails for
England on the l6h. Mr.. II. after, and Miss l..
time later The latter 10 to take farewell benefit
here, before she leaves the country.
II ia said that the celebrated Taglioni Is about making
us visit.
Ills currently reported that Edwin Forrest proposes
paving a visit to Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

SINGULAR EpFEcr or DIPLOMACY IN PoLTrcAL
MOVEMENTS The coalition Of The natives and the
wings 10 Philadsl phla CITY and county, has had a
singular effect on the election in that State. But
for that curious union ShualI would have had
twelve or fourteen thousand majority. The local
revolution in the clty bss Influenced the State 10
he extent OF more than ten thousand votes and
nearly defeated The democratic candidate. "What
great events from liule causes risew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

MLLERIsM This piece Of fana'icism is break
ing out afresh in oil parts Of the country. From
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, and many Of the
small towns in the interior, we are receiving &C
counts Of the most ridiculous and lamentable ex.
travagance committed by these weak enthusiasts
II is fortunate, however, that the 23d inst will
bring them all up standing, for that is the last day
by their reckoning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

Bon Nor ON THE JERsey ELECTION The demo.
Gratis OF Tdmmany Hall now cursing and
swearing at the interference of Captain Stockton
10 the Jersey election, and declare that it has re-
suited in theexposion OF asecond peace .
They affirm that but for him they would have had
large majority in the State-but have been de.
featedi by Tompson, in consequence Of his unpo.
pularity and connection with the Goldfish aristo.
crazy Of Jersey. There's good deal of truth In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

Der. u WIN. j. Wood vs The Lockport and Nisgsra
Railroad Co Action upon bonds L appears that in
lsa2 the plaintiff, loaned the above Company large sum
up passing twenty two bonds Of 81 0oO
each upon which papers this action brought 70 Ieco-
ing that per cent per month was charged upon the
no es and that the usury applies to the bonds equally
with the notes the former and latter being merely an ex
change Of securities Verdict for plainti iull amount
OF claim with 81 32l - damages. and cents costs G.
W. Moves for PLAINTIFF and Codwise for defendant
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next summer and take the tour OF the Shannon.
dale. the Frederick White Sulphur. the Bath, the
Berkeley, the red, blue, green, yellow, black, and
warm, hot, and boiling, sweet, sour salt tor
We have them ally OF the wonderful valley Of Vir-
gina, not forgetting the caves, and Harpers Ferry,
and such like You will be well received. Tie
VHginlans know how TO do il.
Truly, RODENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

AGRICULTURAL FAIRs.-The Annual Fair and
Cattle show. Of the Queens county Agricultural
Society, was held on Wednesday at Jamaica. A
very able and learned address was delivered before
tho Society, al II O'CLOCK, in. the Presbyterian
church, BY sAe Hon. Gabriel Furman.
On Wednesdaynext the fair OF the Suffolk Conn
ty Agricultural Society will be- held al Comac-
The Anniversary address will be delivered by J
Lawrence Smith, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

The BIBLE IN THE ELECTION. The new party
are going to rally ander the Bible in the next cleo
ton. We will see what effect i, will have on their
morals. Heretofore the old parties have fought
under the back Of the devil, instead of the book OF
God. II the "natlyes' only allow the Bible 10
gudeihem il will be Of some advantage 10 society
We will see. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

CAssIus M. Clay will be in This city on the 2sd
instant, and make great speech He will be qurt
feature here. BY the last accounts he was il
Connecticut II seems that he has abandoned III,
controversy with Gsrri' Smith, or is afraid to meet
him. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

FIeHT, BETwEKN MEssRs Boris AND JONES'
Alta ofscuAsionon the sth inst at Henrco County, C II
Va, between Mr. Bolts, and Mr. JONES' late sp aker OF
the House Of Representatives., quarrel ensued, and
regular fight took place between thsm. Mr. Bolts 90
pears TO act most insansly
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Wing loss since 1910,

Wing loss since lslo. 1855
There are eleven counties to hear from, all oil
which were democratic in 1910. They will proba-
bly, give 1000, or Whereabouts, for Skunk. This
will make his majority little over 1000. 1t is Lot
likely to be far from that, either way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

New CoUNrgRFEIT e Charles " Son Of the
New York Bank Note List, have handed US de-
scription OF new and dangerous issue Of counter
ieits which have just made their appearance in
this city, Wit
albany Exchange Bank Ia u.s. IS, and o. letter B.
are severaliy disng by having II ILL., and " in
large white ornamental Roman chararters on circular
acework ground 10 the centre II the bills On lett side
female portrait Right side figures J., 2 &c over fe-
male figure holding shield. The genuine notes were
engraved by Rawdon, Wright Hatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

BARBapoKs. Extract of private letter, dated
Sept 18th -: The weather continues NEST favorable for
agricultural purposes. The country presents the most
6atteriog appearance, and there s every 10 be-
eve that the crop Of tho coming year will be abundant
beyond q PREVIOUS expectations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13

THE EXPRESSES WITH Political News During
the last few days we have seen how little depen-
dcnce is to be placed on the polite Al intelligence
purportlng TO be brought by expresses. Those
things generally filed with the mere assertions
of gamblers who have bets pending and in order to
induce weak people to offer wagers. All sorts OF
forgeries have been perpetrated in this way, and
we perceive that one Of the Philadelphia papers
offers a reward tor the arrest Of forgers issuing ex.
tras in its name. There is no dependence to be
placed on any intelligence except that brought by
the regular mail.
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Court Calendar Monday.
CrRcurr CoURr-s0, 81, 81 %, g5, %, 90, 100, l02
is, %, 70. 30
srrraron Couar-6I, co. s.. a. s., 49, 49, 90 90, o.
95, 95, 90, 100, l49.
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Circuit Court.
B fore Judge Kent.
Der. l2.-Argumsnts were heard.
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Ohio Election.

Wing loss since 1910. go.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-12-19
Fresh Medicines.

4 Flesh Supply of KOLMsTuC KS
40 yEMiFUGE. so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children, has nst been re-
ceived by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given TO those who have
tried il, warrants him in Recommending
il To all VIM have chIldten afflicted with
those distressing symptoms which IndI'
cate the presence oi Worms,
lie has also rerriv, d fresh supply 81
Bartholomew Pink Expeclorani Syrup
Spuhn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Exirac,or--al reduced prl
ces.
Inns Strengthening Plasters,
Balm of Columbia,
Roach and Bed Bug l'anc,
Godlrey's Cordial.
Ba,eman's DFops.
French Corn Plasters.
Indian Vegetable Elixir. t=
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve an,
Bone i.inimeD,,
And small supply Of excellent Ink Pow
der.
For further particulars see other Iadver
| tisements.
+r d. uEARTr, agsnt.
April = 10
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN Any FORM.
or. or TANNIN,
or, Leather h. s'tcrer,
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins anu
- hides are converted into leather by
the use Of 'iannin extracted from certain
karks, &c. ..~.-.
When the force and strength Of he
Tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle, cracked, covered with
crust, 81. This Ill know. TO restore
then life. soliness, mUiSiness, strength,
smoo:hness. and remove all crust, fly, or
blisler--resiore the tannin. I his sub
stance The leather never can receive lie
second iime;' bu, the while virtues Of it
are in this article. tie OIL OF TANNlN
which psRe,rales The sliflest and HAITI
est leather, il il has been twenty years in
use; and il il tears easily with the fingers,
Il imparls al once strength that is utter
ly incredible until seen. IL becomes lie
ner ieaiker, in all respects, with &C.
lighifnl stiffness and polish, and makes 81
leather comp ie!e,y and perfectly imrerr;.
Gus TO INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes.
carriagc-iops, harness, lose, Trunks. ard
u
IN fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and al least dou5iing its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
lea;h>. is used These are facts.
Those VII" will may wear old shoes.
groaS with corns. ride with old carriage
tops-have old harness. and throw them
away half used--look filthy ihems elves.
and all aheut them-experd double what
is necessary for articles Of leather, TO their
hearts content. il their prejudices ale SO
strong they will not trya new discovery,
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
| ~ None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature of Comstock & Go.
| ICI- For sale IN 'iillshorcuph N. e., By q.
Hearth; in Oxford, by George :. Taylor; IN
Greushor"ueh. t.J, 1 u s',an- onI, .ecnls.
| February - Ca
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mOFRATfA
Lie Aiedicines.

Life Medicines.
TNnE g.sls aaeair.nss hasr kresn usss - &C.
= ress - ain,usi eaFEg diseases u NtasA aass-
kin1 4. lishiF, snp - s-aa@ss as isars ~
pis,uis, silh lheiH nasg eel esna'le.asl.s
Bill % sd slrk he-esxLs. pssh I'D a..
,.rrssion assss M ia. .e.8snsss. csz1Mss.,
s,ngnine nsise 70 lhs brad snd ears. ds.s.
s,ness, Lesssbvsn. is.s - .pfsuie. sMd
...,n.s. e. slss are a. l ass 4 ses i. :. IA.
II suprfssr - any lli.g ever al.as sfsise
a 49, .aahlsr ansS laG kkuee 81 a Ihil iaka a
b.dg. ll.ss ia pgoas issaauabAs SHE a.
see a fAaai,s sPrneni. fuF rnsaef 80. iity
ssunsi fa7 rnsu;s Tbs aaisrissl salslas.
Glon-
Ths efsrssy sf fAr lie { iils and Piaaa
Bnless il masl reElaln. Il freely guea - ne
attack &c fever. Inhnehxa, nessles. core
throat. fesshl calds. vuh cough. and tsl.
81 inaanmslory d,sord.Is. 10 rhsuns.
lsi.n and ehoric eomplsin's ihsy hs,e alsa
lpesGasn,ed The most exlE oIdihaiy eusts, shea
luseJ ~ilh persevsrtnce.
Siase the fssi sntloCErtian of ~. ~ Els
lT.ifs AsdlsiEes 10 he fellux eiiiEeas tisy
lhave In esery ensf, fal's nsainiaiaed he Lsss
l~harseisr IN y 90 eli deserved. Palltnis = 10
lhnd CO.. yenrs diaw Il o. . miserable sEislrlcr,
and maay 40 had iosl lie ufr of tA1il hut 3,
lsheum1i.s:a and paralysis. have been Essiestd
10 heallh, slg gIh and runfsTl, slieF al The
3 nsual rciae. lee had beea loHhd useless. Ils
IaaanisI.ng and almost n.iraral0us sfetls
ihsse also hrea expesiencsd, 10 he eare sl
! inarsas and rlspmaiie pains 81 The Lfsd ssd
: fare, parsiyiie sGseiioas. cOnirscied and Il z
Iioinis. sisndHiar swsilings. PAINS Of The ehssl
and bones chronic rlsHmeiism. pslpiiaiiSn 81
liGs ksaI. digcrh rapirsliea sc.
Bat Il i unnecessary 70 enUmerate The ma
Inv easss 10 shich these purely ssselsbie me,
ldieiues have bern sBesessini; hnl la ne in.
qaire Why are they so universal in then
. I,ssuss they, PUFFY THE BLOOD, and
Ilhus Ienssyc slflslsse- u disease 10 the tys.
Item. ..s1
Because sLsy a,t rau erfnily spsB The seers.
Ifions of iie body, and iemUye ali slspafiuI.s a
l0nee'
Because lley 10 not reduce he system. bul
linviRoTale ID : thus n curing nsressrainl iFola
pleasure OF business turing iheii operation.
campisints arising fr.m yitiated state o.
1.-THE blood are iiyltubJued ~ The powerful
lslIicsry 81 these mild and sal4isfy medicines
Ito those sho arc obligof ". irasel. or 10 taxi
lmtdieinr siihnnt. in,erfapts"5 Dfhusiaess, IN
Life Medicinrf are peculiarly us,ful. By mix
and safe operation. they sirlke n Tie Iooi 9
ldiscsse, and quickly eradicate u. thereby pre-
isenlirg The fatal ,HUcis 10. shicA Thousand
are victims.
Slid wholesale and retail By DR.. w.B. Nd
la SIS Broadway, New iOik.
70 sale also by
ID. IlEARTT. agm,.
f.brsary.i. ca
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
COMSrOCK e. CO.'S
Caneenfr atcd Compound Fluid
Extract of Sarsaparilla

FOR THE CURE OF
Sriofula. Chruuic RhuemansG, General
Debility, Cmsneous Dnesses, Tetrr,
Sraly Erupions Of the skin. P,mllrs OF
Pnsiu'e. On tie Face. Mtrcurial and Sy.
piloid DISEASES. B,l.s. irom an impure
habit 40 butlv. Ulrera,inns OF the Tht.ai
AID Leg, Liver AlIerhaus, Pans aud
Sw, lungs oil The Bones, and Ill Diseases
arsine from an impure state ol the blm d,
Exposures and lmp,udrnces IN Life, Ex.
ress,v' Use ul Mercury. Sc.
Tie great pop"Is'ry &C Ssrsapat'l a,
aud ,ls established ihraey, render II su-
reti,uous 10 inter u.tn auy eEcum,um uf
Its ''r'uts. or sddLce any evlGeLce IN lie
lastr.
The Satsapar Ia is warranted rt siiire-
" az gnud a. any other ths, can be n.dr
a. One Dollar. Al jus, hall the price 81
ihase so much advertised. aud as suoi z
aud in as large hot,les, Wa
fifty Cents per Hottie, or Four
Dollars per Dozen.
This article has cured Scroinla Of 30
year., Alter The Dollar articles bad been
used IN vain.
10 be adj of the agents Of Comstoek
and Co. only. lhrongton, the county. in
New York only a, 81. Cn,,land, Stree ]
THE REASON.
Sumo people are foolish enough 10 be.
he,e thar We cannot sffatd 10 make a.
good an article al Ssrssparlls Eair.rI
and sell 1t lar so cent. Per boile ou 81
ter doz"n. a, IL ,t.rrs tha, eel fnr jus,
double TIA, money. The SIMPLE fact rs
This, ard al vii now be convinced
While Flee Hundred dollars is squsnJ, ..
cd by Others ~ a cnlGn,n az Two al ed, er
easements. We do no spend Fire. There.
fnrs we make the public pay but half as
much for ne go"d ar better article as a.y
me Else. AID yet make as much il n. /
mare pt"ti than icy. The real rets il
making the athrlc Is probably irnte Il an
'hei,s. az We use n"thirg hi, We Gesi
SnsarartIla Root, &c. And ~. ore full,
convinced that We will cell ih,.e bo,lss,
Ia one IT the dollar priced BOTTLES. When
The pubic know wha, we chs,es for j.. al
It,. writes are srch az no, 10 require half /;
newspa, or To sustain ills reross,or.
Inquire aiaays for Comsfock 8. Co,
Sarsararilia, al Fifty cents, and hare M
other. -..-.s.. ....t .s....# H.
For eale hy ...... -
ID. HEaRTr. Ilillsboreugh.
march 20. IT
BL.gNES for sale at This Office
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This government is TO last, / trust, for
ever, we may at least hope it will eadure
until the wave Of population, cultivation,
and = diligence, shall have washed the
Rocky mountains and mingled with the
Pacific. ....... ~ Henry CLAY.
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Books! BoOks!!

PM su5scribrr has Just received, and will
conaanfty on hard, large supply Of
the B"aks published by the Preshytelian
Buard OF Publication"
These books are sfr,rily Of rtlieinus and
norsi ehara,trr, aud will be sold at the lowest
Philadelphia prices. 81. ~
LEMUEL LYNCH, Agen,.
Oct. Is. .& ..ts4#H sesFY Al .