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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24
NOprUrRN pIsTRICr or NEW YORK.

Jacob Allen Rome to be declared hank March IS;
John Anthony, Victory do 49, Hiram Clark Troy do %;
Davis Carpenter Brocbpor. do 81 Collins Gowdy New.
port do 10; Jireh Martin. Verona do 1e Lucas Mcr-
Till, Sweden, do III Henry Randall Troy do 81; George
Somers Mcntz, do o. r.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

M r,xx p.,SrrSos About leo very hne psinsinSs
ar n he sold this morning, al Levy Rooms, 1911 Broad
wsv At II o'clock amongst which are some very choice
specimens Of the arts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-24

M We call the attention Of the public to the sale Of
eakt dollars cfthe Circulating Notes Of Safe
~ Fund Bank ofthe State OF New York, by James M.
Miller Co this day, IL o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange. .ltf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

side the animal While unuer 1uFi
speed and shoot from the saddle. Of
all the hunting ia the world this is the
most exciting, at the same time invoI-
wing the sportsman in no little danger.
The horse that has been trained to it
soon gets as fond of the sport as his
master, will run direc1ylup within four
or FIVE yards of the immense animal,
and is always ready to sheer off and
get out oflhe way in case the buffalo
shows a disposition TO fight. When
the hunter wants meat he rides in
among the animals,s singles out fal COW
or Young bull, and marks them for his
own-if he is merely hunting for'gran'
deur' lie attacks the oldest and larges
bull he can find, and continues to blaze
away at him until he is brought down
| Meeting. a Herd of Bufalo-Their Re
cept;iOm-- Fitzgerald and his FrOlic-
Fzlconac:r and kis Failure--Little RiUei
n Feast. -
Leaving Deep Creek on The morning
Of the c4th June we had travelled OF
but short distance before the cry o
"buffalo! buffalo" was heard along tn
line. Directly ahead and to the RICH
and left small black objects, resembling
stumps as much as any thing else
could be seen in immense numbers
AS we neared them the objects Lecam
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
FRAUDS IN THE INDIAN DEpARr,

FRAUDS IN THE INDIAN DEPART
MENT.-At the commencement fthe
extra session Of Congress. Mr.. Bell
then Secretary of War, stated, in his
report, that it was believed there had
been g'eat frauds practised in the In
dian Department. For this statement
he was roughly handed by Mr.. Profit
who charged him with stating what he
had adduced no, evidence to prove
Il is not known, however, that Mr..
Bell had appointed Mayor Hitchcock
commissioner TO proceed to Arkan-
sas, where these alleged frauds were
supposed to have been committed. land
supposed also, to be The same siinded
to in Mr.. STRAITS reports from the
Committee. on Puhli> Expenditures
with instructions, as is understood, to
make thorough investigation or them
and report the result to the Secretary
of War. The investigation occupied
SO much time that Major H. was una
Die TO make his report ill some time
during the winter past, probably in
February. 1t is said that it devefopes
defensive and starting frauds, and I'M
plicates individuals occupying high pc
lsitions.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

SENSIBLE.-"Pa," said fash
ionably educated farmers daughter,
"Pa, if / should marry farmer, what
shall / do with my Frenehii' 80 Call
the chickens, Belsey, call the chick
ensr'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

A row occurred IN the fremont.
Theatre, at Boston, a few nights since
One of the actors. named F ieId, 1.-THE
Phazma and Snaws OF the Pfc.aad
POST assaulted ". F. Johnson.-whc,
$50 badly injured as to prevent his ay~
pearance. The cause i nos saass&
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

Robson, the reputed murderer OF
Ellen Jewett, came home, on board the
Exploring Squadron.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

Old johnny q. observed recently
in one Of his speeches, that he was a
Democrat, but not in the usual sense
in which that word was used. He
was not Democrat on the "Five
Points" but was in his feelings, as
much Democrat as any member o.
the House @
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

sufficient for that length oftime. The
ration 10 each man was three pounds a
day, with sugar and coffee. No bread
stuff was taken along in consequence OF
the difficulty Transportation, but tobacco
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-07-05

TIE ReUeille-Scenc ofan Anbuscd6e
Storm at NATURALIZATION on
The Prairies-B4falo and other nat
teTS. II
We had a small but tolerabiy well
organized band along, numbering two
clarionets, horn and bugle, with hles
and drums, and at the first dawn oil
day the next morning we were all ava
kened by the animating notes OF the
rereiLLe, well played by the performers
on the latter instruments.
AT night we camped on Oppossum
Creek, making about twelve miles OF
our road. We passed the scene o.
an Indian fight in which Major How.
ard, some year or two previous, had
drawn a party of Camanchas into ar
ambuscade and given them a SOUND
drubbing. His men discovered the
Indians first, and knowing that ne
never could catch them in a chase, Ma
jor H. secreted his party IN thick
clump of timber and started off alone
we'll mounted, in the direction OF the
foe. Upon seeing him alone they I'M
mediately gave chase, followed hin
closely until within fifty yards of th'
trap laid for them, when they were al
struck with establishment and seven o
then with rifle bullets dead TO III,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A Ill LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommended TO
IA make use of Nm. BROWNS PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST it makes the bread much better than the cont
mode The Yeast is free from all impure ngredenic
makes the bread perfectly white and light well adaptc
for ships use and will keep in all Cmater II Is now in
extensive in Boston, and orders beginning TO be
ceived from all quarters No better evidence wanting Ct
its superiority all other articles used for rising breab
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 2Oth, l34l
The undersigned having made use Of WIN, Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread in opinions this
PREPARATION Of Yeast far better than auy other ar
Gle we have made use Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light and believe il TO he free
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House, Pa
wilton, American House, and Marlboro Hotel, Boston,
1t is now in use at most of the Hotels in the city, ana
on board Of all the steamships belonging TO Mr. Cunrais
line OipaCkes note is just received from John Ander-
SON. Pastr Cook board the steamship BRITANNIA who
writes that he has made Of Wm Browns Yeast, for
making bread during two voyages across the Atlantic and
can recommend il us far superior TO any thing else Tor
rising bread.
The above article is for sale by the proprietor, 4sl
Washington street, Boston. Retailod by
Woodstock; W. j. A. DUNBAR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15

WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY,

lNl lb-A remedy that has gained great reputation
for the cure of coughs colds, whoopins cough, phtsc,
sore throat and all diseases oil the lungs also il in eN-
tensve use for clearing the voice for VOcalists Public
Speakers and in consequence OF the extensive sale and
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number of Druggists and Conectioners to coun-
teeit this valuable cough remedy. An imitation has just
been shown with my stamped the candy, eyi.
IDENTIFY to deceive the public. For the genuine you will
call for "Wm. Browns BOnesel Candy, Mcdicated," and
see that the direction is signed by the proprietor and the
candy stamped WM. BRowN." The true article is for
sale in Boston, wholesale rnd RETAIL by the ManuGctu
rer, corner of Washington and Elliot st.
For sale by IA DUNBAR, Woodstock, Vt.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
N. g. NJ. o. RANDALL,

ITAvE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by Warren
III Mute, Central street, where they intend to hold
themselves in readiness to do all kinds of WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING, and Job work of every description
that is done Watch repairing shops. They have Just
returned from Boston with an entire new and fashionable
assortment consisting of Clocks, Watches Jewery no
gers best Cutlery several Of Knives and Forks Toys
Of all kinds Violin and Bass ViO Strings ClarOnett Reeds,
Brania Ware of the best material and most fashionable
patterns, Combs, shell and horn travelling Baskets Fer
luery Macassar and Bears Oil Fine Gold Beads, &C. &C.
All OF which offered, reasonable as can be found III
in this vicinity.
b. Please call and examine, and upon our honor, the
ThOmsOnar medicine shall be kept AT bay, II desired
". 4 NJ. o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, 1911.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
New Line Of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

TNHE subscribers will commence running Iwo morse
/ Stage an the llth Of October, from Ludlow via Iy-
son Furnace Plymouth and Bridgewater to Woodstock,
VI leaving Johnson's Hotel Ludlow, on MONDAYS We'd
nesIn,s and FRIDAYS at half past o'clock p M-aller
the arrival of the Keene and Rutland arrive AZ
Woodstock on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
a, o'clock A. NJ and arrive at Ludlow in time for the
K,ene stage which leaves Ludlow mt 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and the Rutland and Burlington Stage which leaves at
haEpast o'clock, 7. NJ. . ,
Passengers going North, from the East or SOUTH WI
find this the most direct route; ms they can take VI
Huntington stage ut Kcenc. Walpoe, d. Falls, Chestero
Cavendsh and arrive at Woodstock the same day nj ,n,-
pnst 7oclock =. M-aso, passengers can take me bur
nron stays at Middlebury Brandon, Pittsord Rniand
shrewsbury aud Mount Holly and nrveat Woodstock thr
same DAY. at haEpast 7ocock, where suges leave tue
next day for all parts OF the country; co
'' RIP. POLLARD & co.
r. r. POLLARD. Plymouth
Ararsrrs HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, p,oDrj,tors.
JosEPH MARTIN, 10.
Isaac u. JOHNSON, Ludiow, -,,s
Sept. "a, lsil. -
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
MEDFORD N. f. RUM.

vUNHE SUBSCRIBER being located so FAR from Boston,
finds that since the Rail Roads came into use the in
conv nence very great to his country customers, and
those who wish purchase Medlcr Rum Of him. or set
tie their accounts TO remedy this Inconvenience he has
made arrang with Mr. LIBERTY BIGELow to ketpa
quantity OF
NEDFORD RUIN, PURE SPIRIT, 80 per cent. CHER
RYRUM AND CORDI4LS,
constantly hand his store No. ia State ST. as this
and Mt Manning & Halls No. Is Central Wharf, are the
onIy n,aces where Medod Rum be bought In Boston,
JL,yse nj ia State street may be found general assor
meu Of a kinds Of wrapping shoe and letter paper
also nv Books kept there so that my customers may
settle their accounts without the trouble Of going to Med
ford on purpose. -,
Thankful past patronase,he hopes by wito please,
and strict attention TO business to meet further patron
age.
b. All orders addressed L. Bigeior ia State street
\ Boston will receive immediate attention. -
| DANIEL LAWRENCE.
| Medford, Mass. Feb. /, 1912. 9O-3mo
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

TIME subscriber would inform his friends and the pubc
that he continues carry on the above business III
nj, ia various branches his old stand nearly opposite
Whitneys Hotel where he will hold himself in readiness
IN accommodate all who may feel disposed to paronhe
him The best Of stock will be kept constantly on iand
and pains will be spared to keep the pest worhmen ~
readiness to execute orders for the most durable
ware in this line.
on HAND AND ron SALE,
STANLEY's PARLOR STOVES-Cours sizes, tine most
beautiful pattern In the market. Also, oo,,.
WOOIsON's COOK. and sheet iron diving hue, Cooh
STOVE and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pine.
COPPER BOILERS q TEAkETTLEs.
TIN sap BIICKETs IA new and much approved article
HARD WARE, &C. &C. go
All who are in want of any Of the above articles VIII uo
well to call and examine the ware ana prices psos pu
chasing elsewhere. JUN oh IA
Woolstock, Dec. %. 1870. 10
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15

l" Senate, Wednesday, March 2, 1s42-On Mr.
CLAY's resolution in relation TO the revenues
and expenditures of the Government.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one OF the most ancient
N and wealthy families of this city, who must be well
known to icnds having since the year 1873
IN 10 recently been bent nearly DOUBLE and for several
wears confined his bed has been restored TO good health
has regained his natural erect postion-and has Quilted
his carriage, and now walks with ease! We believe
this the gentemans description as near as possible
and there is no oxaggeration In IT, Wewieve inqulrers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings will eS-
cise the bertyj that any one doubling, may know
these fctshough he requests his name may not appear
in print Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. g.
REYNOLDS IA Christie street. has been restored, and VIII
give personal assurances Of the facts of his case Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and snews-
How has this been done
Insper.-By the Indian Ytrstdbie Hirer internally
and Hewes Nerve and Bone Liniment externally ~.
Herald. .
only Sold by COMsToCk CO,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. ROSS Jr.Woodstock, VI.
silly y. b. NEWTON, Norwich.
J. c. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. 4 II. WARDNER, Windsor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
REVEREND |, COvERT's.
BALM OF LIFE.

A NEV and raludLie remedy for the aure IF Consump
ton, asthma Brouchitis Group, UhooPing Coush aid
all diseases of The Lungs and Windgipt; trttHSiutiy
used andrecommendedb by the Medical Fdcuhy, 10 uhom
he receipt has been Freely made knoun.
L. COyERTN CO., Proprietors, 4abmn, ~ y, G0AD
LY PHELPS AND co. WHOLES.iLE DRUGGIST,
IIa WITER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PRERARED 10 SCPPLY ALL ORDERS ON TIE
PROPRIERORS TERMS
rJ,iiE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily,
/ testimonials Of the highest responsibility in favor his
medicine, from Physicians Clergymcn aud Others who
have hScNGG acquainted with its nature aud ehect,-
From the Boston Medical Journai August Goth, le40
The following is IN extrnctifo an arllCcn That paper
OF" MorbuS Laryngens Concionafornm," or Byonf"m",
BY FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor III Mh,rrla Mod'ca
md General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
g The Rev Coyerts Mixture, also now used so cNtcn"
ivc,y far this affection by C!ergymen, belongs to the
class of stimulating cNpeclornnls being one OF lhoscucEy
conbinn,ions of mcdcnalagens which, whleit promotes
oration does not impair the tone O the sOmac
OF this medicine wece ut liberty to peaksnce It's CONF
posilon IL not held from the PROFESSORS ana we nope
Inc proprctos will soon see III to give II To the public
I'VE therefore, venture to recommend II, having employ ca
in our own case uhd III 'hc ousc W "", o"o'' VIZ"
ecided benefit. ,,,,. -. .,c A.,
have examined the Rev. COyerts ingredients, conf
nounded under the name Of the BALM OF LIFE; ANA he
eycd said compound is happily calculated TO rcevcper-
sons of NIL ages and afflicted with hcutthnd CHROME
dj,eosrs of the lungs and wndpipe, MS indicated D.!
couchs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts q
the chest IL administered uedcr suitable ana
IN U onnronrate doses. JOSEPH 4. PlTNEY,
AuBuRv, August 3ist, 1893
This ,ertiGes that having examined the Rev. Coyerts
Rim OF LIFE, in all its component parts, we 90 be
ieye IL to be one of the best compounds Tor coughs con
snmptons chronic nfamatons, ETC., Of which we have
any knowledge aud do cordially recommend its use
| 10 ali afflicted with the above named disease.
| NV. DANIELS, NJ. u. so,iro
| W. J.LOVEJOY, M. ID. "''"
GORDON NEEDlIAM, NJ d. Onondaga
| E. LAWRENCE, NJ. ID Baldwinsyills.
| DR. q. n. PHELPS, New.Engand Agent, Hartford, Conn
AGENTS IN VERMONT.
| r ROSSJr Woodstock,
| II n Newton Norwich,
| l. C. Brooks Hartford
| Wooster Oowner, Sharon,
| Dovner Neyins & Fish, Royalion,
| O. Gleason & Co. Bethel,
| II Richardson a. Co. Rochester,
| Merck Cav StOckbrdgc,
| J. w. French, hnhdolph,
| 4 n Mason West Randolph,
| Eoeron A Walker, Enst Randolph. Sicily
.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-15
WIN, BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.

W M bItO W " y Il bNNTH Il 4h'' II
one minute you produce polish Ear superior TO
British Luster, IL being paste, is used without max
ing dust, which ia great objection to powder. LOOK
10 your gloves and Crates Il you Would have them neat
and hearing light Ulster. Price, 12I cents n ROLL
Families can be supplied at most Of the Druggist and
Grocery Stores in Boston. Dealers he supplied nj the
manufacturers price, Of Dana Evens Co., sas Pierce
A. Co WIN. stearns Il Co., VIM d. Bradford q Co.
For sale By J. A. DUNBAR.
Woodstock Vt. 81
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-28
MtlSUIE.LlhANNDUSo
From the Cygnet-
CESARTO BAGLIONE.
ATALE OF THE, sIXTEETH CEN
TURY.

Late in the evening of a summers day,
the year 1927, two travellers we're seen sp-
preaching Florence from the South, a. they
descended the hills, and the Elurian Athens,
with lis fair white walls. lay before them,
bathed in ths glorious ligh. Of an Italian
sunset, whose magic hues still hovered over
the tops Of the distant mountains; while
the woods tina. skirted them stood out with
their deep and solemn shadow, sin rich
harmonious contrast against the glowing sky
the eldest of The travellers, whose bear
ing rather than ms aress pfoclailOd hi"
the-superisr, rsinsd in his horse, and sci
mo,isnless, absorbed in the contemplation
Of the scene before him. The ether caeek-
Cd his s,eed likewise. rather it shsuld seem
frsm respect 10 his companion than from
admiration of the landscape. for he cast an
indifferent eye around, and then began NUT
teriug an Aye Maria, that the sino might
not be altogether thrown away.
by ST., Anthony, this is glorious sight!
-wha, thinkst thou, Giascopo!
AVE, Signor, it is well enough, replied
Giuseppe, but think that as it is COED
half league to Florence, we had se''e'
prick eur hsrses. .or .hs gates will bs closed.
.Y.u are right said the ether rouslns
himself, and putting his horse 10 speed
They reached The city just in tme 1e
gain admi,,ance tha. night. Ths travellers
nligh,ed stlhs.afssinn, and seated them
selves on ! before the door where two
or three Of yslisr sor! of tho 'i''zen' en-
were eager pssing the affairs OF the
republic owe wine cups. The stree
in which the inn stood presented an amin
s.ed and pictorial effects as the eye Ies's'
on the long perspective Of houses. ou'l
after the old en fashion, w,'n m 'he.
deep empayed windows Enthusiastically ea,V
ed and now eaded with the lassrays OF M
setting sun, the s6Pur' oi cl'z'Hs IN 'n,'
picturesque dresses some sitting beisre va
d.ors. singing tsihe accompaniment Of 'h
Iu,e-ethers in passionate Discourse on th'
rival factions whose discord at that Time Sc
all Italy in lsMe, presented ceun'snance
and attitudes worthy Of Raphael.
Your Florence, Signori, wears diner
eut aspec. from some Of the cities Passs
through or my wayshithsr. said the eide
traveller, at lsnght breaking silence
You are n ,ravslsr,yt ,ythen Slgnor' sald on
os,he persons. addressed. Perhaps 70
can tell us whether il be true that Charlie
Of Bourborn is ,oabe joined by the Regef
of Naples, in his attach upon Rome"
L have heard so,'
Shame rejoinsd the other with fiashin
ewes, that one who bears@so noble nam
should league with lelans and murderers
laying waste his naliveland!
.Felops and murderers' -7}bese' 'me'hini
are strange names TO appYF YF5shc followe
of Charles, among whem' may be reckon'
some Of the noblesi inltsly'
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TERMS ::

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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY II. WEBB.


You cannot deny that the Daks has
such in his service. and as 10 his mobiles,
hold them little better in sspeusing such
a cause
The cheek Of the traveller was flushed
with crimson as he involuntarily graspsd
the dagger beneath his cloak, but he sthed
ais emotion and said calmly A large
nunber Of your fellow citizens, then, Sig
nor, are like 10 fall under ysur evil report
II is said that the Emperor has as many
well.wishsrs as the Pope, in Florence
'ho lies fouly who says sol said the
Flerentine, starting fercsly from his
seat
Gently good Antsnio,' said third, whs
had hitherto remained a silent listener, this
cavalier DOES but repeat what he has heard
doubtless, with out giving it credit
The travsllsr's eye glanced at ,hs speak.
or. as if he suspected snare in the medsra.
ton Of his wsrds. lie was a man ad-
vanced in like, with watchful eye, and
csol, wary countsnance, which did net
greatly please the inspector.
You areright, Signor.' he rejoined, with
an air ofindifference. Il mean, NO offence,
but ysur friend is somewhat fiery
He is young. said the other. You and
l, who have seen more years over our head
can talk without quarrsling, though we
may differ ia opinion
But the traveller seemed 10 have no in.
clination to accept the implied invitation TO
a prolonged discussion. He arose, ard
adjusting his cloak, ordered his servant to
brink ou. the hsrsss, and bade them gssd
evening.
There goes spy Of the Ghibelino fac