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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
~ 10.
Whole No. IA. Maj $685.. w1oe No l7.7,s, Ma 5oa1

~ The PRocEssIoN drummed up on Saturday
10 escort G0r. Dorr to the boat WAS much smaller
than we hid anticipated. The Military came uP
missing but there were fair dozen on horse
back. and some five hundred ON foot. while nearl,
as many more chung to the sidewalk aud curiou,Iy
looked on Several cannon were let Off GOV
Dorr rode in an open carriage with his hat of.
ready to bow il any body had checrcd. and looked
portly and rcsolu,c. Aid. Purdy (thc .ei-ap-
pointed President of our Board of Aldermen with
MAJ. D'Are-ac. and Speaker Sayles Of the Found
ling Legislature, were IN the carriage with him
slim a. the escort was, it would have b-en still
simmer those composing it had understood just
what the issue i, in Rhode Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
i SfraH ger.

u Stranger, Do you want Boots and Shoe II -,
>cnbDer \ ca. Great CaauDe Boot AMI >Ior Mar
ket = Cathanne OF Munoe where va md
tie largest snd bes, assortment you saw, and al prce
never before eqaaled. Jast tyiL ~ mau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16
= Theological DiScn--isB.

iA'ys ID between hrf Ut ii'ff'' i'iffi-
dis an1 Re-. VIC Ingas tnyersais held al >ouitto.d
l.. il January, 1882. Prce ~ cents
A.-O large variety Of IuErr.els BuuAst faNFiifts,
a. Al he y,.ra 1t EOos Establishment NJ ~ F1iioa-
sire4t. between Nassau aHd BuadNay ~ a-4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

~, ASTOUNDING develo 'cuen's sre expected III
Philadelphia from II. J. Lewis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

" See advertisement sl knapsacss and Cart
ridge Boxes for sale on mex, page
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The Jucqueric for n shilling -

r,.-, NEW WORLD Nil De- pubi,bei rHI' MoRNI>e'
,ors,.,.n. v>urg 6. +. r. James, AT novel; l"h
INCOTFRIE." thrilling historical i1lro - '.f-. ','n
art te French rtl,sniN . DE lN ''''N. p"
., .t,.i., of ,hi, popular oufior'' ~"rk' Pre'
ID! -s.. irr single copies, cope, i9r 81 81 ' ', 500. I'D
,av rlrt ai the country a. ueN,rarer postage %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

AMERICAN MUsrJN.-TLe crowd, which constantly ai'
tend her, induced the lnaler % reoouhe Dr. rh'f
e, IN preylng novelties tor Tine public - advertise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

= IN. been Induced. 10 One solicitation o h'f ' -
.r.forirr. fn rrrro,,, s~rsu- families az ttt 'a
| b, tH lrr.l ltsl n, % he prtf atti io ca %. .'
..f,l. rmeut flr that purpose, PROVIDED 70 'Hl t W
- n. .,ubi feinark inlt lhc QsatN of o. hrtai . inr
nm, d, .r,oIorr baked Al BOD, late establishment a' i0f
'' "a wNi5ht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

u Photographic l.ikenesses, by an improved
Dagusneotype procrs, by ". ID. VAN LOAN corner Of
Chambers-st. and Broadway. u ala In
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= FIR sne a.so-meut Of chairs. warranted ayer.
tsemeui In another column. q Caiherne,; ~ as ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

LlCHf LIsnT BY reference ~ advertising column.
viii ~ seen that country rghr n Patent. Tor selling
Mebbs uneqGalei Burner AMI tampnne, rLicB produce.
such brilliant. safe AMI clednly lghg lie bought
n very moderate rstr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

EyssY Boug SHOULD know hat sAefmlas C4mpLor -,
Eeu-t' cure headache, pff aton, 'esvrrti, ONnts'
EuIr.is. ant al nsTs1U. diseases a. 10 uy magic. hat
>HE,HANs wokN LozENSEs are more excessively usft
ID oil other medicine put together, alter fbIes
year, and inFarae success, Aer srtlf'
are h-ypn. question While S.rruans Camphor Lfzenge,
have Afforded many isOu.and evidences ~ their ~oaier
fully curative properties, thai ry are DO" the Only stan
darI kuoan Tor III cEie OF coughs. colds ASTHMA
whoopIug cough and consumption ShsgGan's orrs looh
Paste cleans the teeth, kerps them from aching ard
decay hardrus tie gum. AMI sHeens the breath, should
BE- every on-' possession. Il . tie b-st article Ia ne
world Tor ID. teeth as warranted, and Sherman. Pap.
larry Oh Tor sore nipples vii cure any case Without taking
tie child from the hr,as Msfrhouss 10 Na.sal street
Agent, 80 Bowery, y East Broadway II Hudson street.
40 and - Broadway, AMI T., Fulton =, Brooklyn
CoNWUNIC To M. EdIfsr-Dear Sir. Permit D
recommend Do your numell. readers Tat valuable
medicine, Browns sara pars ant Tomato Bti~r have
been TAI q tor short time past tor md an g.
grp,a w.- hare besa troubled with Tor thc a'i three
year. caa truly s.y i l. L0-t valuable aiteIa'sei u
"a, entirely cured rie By only 1.-g three weeks at r
using al ether articles without .he east elect
A0grs. respectfully J. u. Randall.
B. sure All get Browns. az % ws,hiagtDnsi, Boston.
Sold By the agent, A. b. ID. >aniN dIuggsc - Fulton
street cornefof Gold .0 Fulton street. rs Bfoa.way, =
East Broadway. myl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

A GRAND ENcANPvENr of Indcpcndrn, Citizen
SolGierv will be- formed near Baltimore to-day
About Thirty companies from different States viii
be present. with MAJ. Ringgold's t. ;. Light Ar
tIlery from Fort McHcnry MAJ. Gen. CSC. II.
SrEUARr of Maryland will a'suw" the command.
The whole will be reviewed by GOV. PORTER Of
Pa. On Wednesday; Gov. THoMAs of Nj. ON FRI
Iay morning; and by President TYLER, Secretary
SrrxcsR and MAJ. Gen. Scorr, al noon OF thai
day. Col IlItLfN Mayor of Baltimore viii
attend on each day Rev DR.. Wyatt Will perform
Divine Service on Sunday. The week will mai"i,
be devoted to rigorous company and battalion
drill, with view To instruction TIL, kacami
ment will be worth seeing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

~ We observe that L. \. PoE. Esq. has r.
tired from the Editorial charge OF Graham. Mag.
azinr, and that he ha. been succeeded by Rev. Il.
". GRI>wolp.
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~ >''t.a.i Improved BURGER ,o Ia F'Y'ue ha.' pa
,f,,,v opposite Nh1'.. % TIr'. reduced ,,, "
10 cent ID im5 lWl g N''h'"''' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

II NJ. DIckgxs lett Kingston, l. c, for
Montreal oa ,h, 10Th Instant H. Will soon be
.. 81 Iurous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

From rEXts.-Daies from Galveston 10 tie "a
have been received "a, New-Or.cans.
Letter, from the other side Of the RIO Grande
tat that Gen. Ari>ta was still a. Monterey, bur
making no hostile preparations. Gcu. Cana.es
MS ordered by santa Ana - march with 100 men
20 Corpu. Christi aud destroy the Ranch OF Au-
hry and Kinney. Ia compliance with request OF q
large number OF merchants %; Matamora'. Iherr
were 800 men at the Ranch. The families were
.ea'ius tho place. Col Aubry had gwen bic
mic" cows 10 supply the army with beef Col
owen wss AZ ItNana on the march ;1g Corpus
Christi with go men, and 300 more were oG their
Nay ifum Victoria. The western rcoplc were con-
ccnlratns rapidly az CoPu, Christi Ma John
Mcdonald MAS accidentally Ailied In canp on The
18th ult. The IMPORT Of tho m.rd,r OF Cruz. +.
aafouudod There are said 10 te > or 600 McN.
ican soldier, at Ma'amoras. bat ~ talk Of coming
ihis way.
1t i thought thai santa Ana IS threatening q.
lrfs>t Ari>ta Tor the purpose Of having plausible
prcieNi Tor = junction OF the TWO armies. when :
descent will be made Oh Texas. Tie las borrowed
fifteen millions from tie Catholic Priests and ha-
-pbodicd between 80 and 10000 soldiers. Tie i
aid % have nego-a'cd tor two iron steamers
from England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-16

DEPARTURE oF BisHoP SoULE.-Tho yeuera
bic Bishop Soul, OF the Methodist EFiscopa.
Church. sailed 81 Saturday morning Tor England.
in the packet ship stephen Whitney. The Re-.
rhoma, b. Sergeant of Baltimore, accompanies
the Bishop as hi> travelling companion. The
Bishop goe, on, a, the representative Of the Me
,hodi,t Episcopal Church yf the United States to
fhc Wesleyan Conference, which VII. assemble in
London next month.
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IMPORTANT WORK
.New /" press, and uW shortly te published;
Dictionary Of
Arts, Manufactures, and Mines,
By ANDREW IRE, NJ. D., F. RS &c.
IMPORTANT WORK.


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The latest statistics ofcvcry important object ofMnnu.
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27

During period OF eighteen years SYLVESTER has up
peHrCd before the public, and IN times Of adversely his
engagements have been made check the current Of
disaster BY his extensive financial measures he has been
nm active lnstrunen in promoting the public veal; aud
in the face of suspension throughout the tnion his
rangcinnnts have been always maturcd to pay ull
demands in Specie
The Commercial world and the Agricultural in,cres,
nre now lnborng under extreme prcssuscthc channels
OF business inanimate-nnd at this period Of the year.
when ali ought to be iull of life and activity, hear
complaining "ioud and deep from Maine 10 Georgia.
The remedy is not TO be sought at Washington from
negotiations with Lord AshburtOn from National
Loan but by placing our shoulders to the cogecd wheels
Of Commerce, and thus eytCac ourselves By our own
cNcrtOns. The first step 10 better state of affairs is
eqnalzing the exchanges throughout the Union, which
can only be accompShcdby carrying out the plan Of gen
era distribution throughout the States. IT, therefore ou
would ud your country and enrich Yourself first refer Ia
the list of brilliant Schemes submitted as under, and
then hasten TO send SYLVESTER your orders for either
Lottery prefer when YOU may t" confident that Your
wishes will be complied with promptly aud punctualy
at the Oldest Establishment in New fort.
5. J. SYLVESTER,
1870 Broadlcdy, and 22 Uaii.St. NeW York
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$500 will pay for the I'd
and Sd vols, of the AGE, any
time from this till the close of
the June term of the County
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to our subscribers in Wind
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Our Agents in Windsor Co.
are requested to do their best
for us, at the session of the
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to make at that time-there's
no lodging it!
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STATE or VERMONT, n Probate
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the
w Probate Court for the District of Hartford, Commits
soners;to adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of MARY HEDGES late
of Norwich in said District deceased represented insol
vent and NIL claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
to- and six months from this date being allowed Tor that
purpose hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our appointment nt the office of In, DAVIS IN
said Norwich on the second Saturday in June next, at
one o'clock T. VI.
ISAAC PIERCE, lc.,...i,,,o,.,,
NATHANIEL LEAvETT,} c0m"''''"a"''
Norwich, Dec. 18th A. ID. lsil. 1O7-3w
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27

WOODSTOCK
: III o f STO Il Il y,
One Door East of the Post Office.
"A good ssOrtm ent Of
Boota s. SDoes,
Gents calf sewed Boots-Summer, kid and seal do.
" Caters and kid Pumps,
Thick and Calcutta BOOts--ThiCk shoes and Iro.sns
Boys calf and thick Boots,
Calfand thick shoes, and dancing Pumps,
Ladies' kid sips-Misses half Caters and slippers,
Childrrns kid and calf do, do
Ladies' walking shoes and Cater Boots
BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds, nude to order and
WARRANTED.
Kept constantly hand and for sale all kinds Of Shoe
Makers
ggG@E,
such KID Innings, Bindings, Gaoon Shoe ribbons and
Braids Boot Observation-Disclosures Silk,
English shoe and binding thread-Lasting
for Gaiters-Copper and Iron shoe
nails Backing shoe
Brushes Sand
Paper,
and good assortment of Boot and Shoe Kit.
The above articles for sale low for Cash kinds
Of produce, by JOEL EATON, Agent
Woodstock, May 10th, lO6-tf
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NOTICE..
TO THE PUBLIC.

vJNTIE undersigned would inform the travelling part o
i community that he has lately purchased the Tavern
Stand iorme y owned By Ina ANGELL and ready to at
tend to Nil that may be disposed to favor him with their
aronagc. " X. =. HENRY.
Bridswater, May 10, 1912. IO7.3w'
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Genus from tie Oh l1oets,



"'''' ''''-''"' '''''l' '''''
Til. l., IL. a.,
~, nv rO'"' ." WV" p1'''' a'' f"o''' " o'O
." ''aaA "a''o"' 'n'' W'''a 'ooW'' Oy the same "u
ON Princess Elizabeth daughter of James l. In Chambers
Scottish Songs it is attributed without the leas, ou,hor
IT, TO Lord parnley so TO have been written in prui,
Of tho beauty of oueen Mary.--Ed. of Yew wOr,d
How happy is he born or ,oupb,
That servelh not anoher's will;
Whose arnor is his honest thought,
And simple truth his honest skill:
Whose passion, not his masters are;
Not ty'd unto the world with care
or Princes ear or vulgar breath;
Who hath his life from rnmors freed;
Whose conscience is his strong retreat:
NOR rum make oPptessors great:
VINO envIes none, whom chance doth raise;
Or vice: who never understood
How deepest wounds are given with praise;
Who God doth late and early pray
More of his grace than gifts 10 lend;
And entertains the harmless day
With well chosen book or friend
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COULD Mt HELP 1T.

We put a batch of old dues
into the hopper last Monday,
as we said we should. We
were sorry to do so-but could
mt help it, More after the ses-
sion of the Court.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27
Brighton Market,

NVNUN1, May To, IS42.
At Market $50 Beef attic, 30 pairs working oxen 3s
cows and calves, and 1900 Swine
PRicEs-Btd cattle. First quality : so IS IS second
quality ST. a 5 20. Third quality 9 1850 a s IS
Working orsn-Saes 20, so, 81 ,yO,e5, a SIOs
Cons and Cdiues.-Saes s2I, 23 ,25,293l,n sc,
SWine-Los 10 pedde "a for sows, and to "a for
oarfows Lots to close, Of which large l.2
Atre'ail, from 4 to- l.2 ~. +. Farmer.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY Class for
1872, to be drawn at jersey City, on Wednesday! June
18TH lsi2--7j Numbers, Is Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only Sl0A certificate Of package Of % Tick
cts will be sent for Sl2O-Sharcs in proportion.

UNION LOTTERY, Glass COR lai2-to he drawn at
Alexandria. d. &. on SATURDAY,. June l., Isle. By nu-
thority Of Law &c. ~ Numbors--li Drawn Ballots.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27

STATE OF MONT It is ordered by the
H.RTroRp DISTRICT, ss Probate Court for the
Dstric, of Hartford aforesaid that the foregoing petition
be heard by said Court session thereof To he held at
the Probate Office in Woodsiock in said District. on
the LIST day Of June next and all persons interested there
in be notified thereofhy publishing the foregoing petition
and this order three weeks successfully In the Spirit Of
the Age, printed said Woods'ork as soon as NAV be-
By order the Court this 18th, day Of Nav. A. d. el2
lO6.3w DEL BILLINGS. register.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27
VIRGINIA LEEsBURGl LOTTERY, Class G for lsi2
To he drawnut Alexandria Val on Saturday, June 4,
lsil. IS Numbers, Is Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALA LOTTERY, Class II for 1919

Tickets SiJ.-A certificate Of Package of2j Tick.
els will be sent for s 3O-SharGs in proportion.
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COMMON SENSE!!

"7'o this complexion ne must come At last"
SnAKsPEAR.
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tobc drawn Mt Alcyandra, Va June II, lsl2. rs Mum
berH--l2 drawn lIlllnls.


Tickets only sl0A certificate Of Package Of IS Tick
cts will be sent for l3O--Shares in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27

JAY C. BUTLER, ND.
DenOnstraior Of anatomy,
FEES,-For the whole course of Lectures $50. Stu.
dents who have attended full courses OF Lectures at
any incorporated school of Medicine will be required
pay SlO. Graduation fee Sls.
Board from 80 to So per week.
Students who propose attending the Of Lectures
will lind it advantageous TO spend few weeks in the
ding Term, TO which they will he admitted grauously.
II. II. ClllLDS, President
pit,sheld, May. 1919. lOstr
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Tickets SlO--A certificate of Package of 90 Tickets
will be sen: for Sl3O-Shures in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27

Ticket. Sl0.-Sharcs In proportion.
certificate Of II Package OF IS Whole Tickets will be
sent for $50.
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TaNIIE undersigned wou respectfully represent TO said
court, that he is Guardian uf ABBEY DAVIS. minor heir
Of ELEAzER DAVIS late Of Hartford, in said District de-
ceased and that his said ward is possessed ofcean real
estate situated in said Hartford in the village OF Uhiie
River being her undivided interest In the store and APP
purtcnances heretofore occupied by Justin G.. Brooks,
Esq.
And he would further rcnrescnt that II would he con-
ncive to the interest Of his said ward that said real
state should he sold and invested in other securities
lie would therefore request that he may be authorised
and licensed to sell the premises aforesaid las
bel pursuant TO the Statute In such case made and pro-
yided. SAMUEL MUTT, Guardian.
WOOistock, May II, 1919.
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certificate o package OF 26 Tickets will be sent for
Si0O-Sharcs IN proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27
AND CAPITALS.

VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass II for 1919
to be drawn nj Alexandria e.. On Saturday June IS,
ls42-15 numbers, Is Drawn Ballots.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27

EttsI paid for slippery Tim IIort, Fl4kc Root Blood
Y Root ana rive Smut. hy !t-. EoSIJ-
MmI l.,nAk Nit l.. LII
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27

STATE or NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. CLASS II for
Si2, 10 be drawn nj Jersey City onWejnsday June %
lsi2. Is Numbers, Is Drawn Ballots.