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NcTlce.Ts: A.rc;l Hss:;:S ~: $1,000 - 4
wv s co. e E.,S- -, - s;,ss;s
a. A. r. 80 = as s" oE0. G. GOODWIN. $500
S Sfia:I - I Tx HrrrcH,
has she esssFs u is6orSg ks Cisissns Of New Yeri
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1905 ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
A RTIEICiAL TEETH-Withoat Cissps Ligsturss g.
:s:ii 9: " s'gi.i
New os s Sc5S s%.s4yssi Hd,ss.
friend elbow requssts notice teeth he
sd lns s only 10 :s e
selys but the manner in which 'h aseass opsrsoa was
Lsss. TOO long sef.r. .he public the intro
Queer o. the Anosphsne Pre- sure fncips"to require
""' Copy q litter from o.. Duff ey.. V NJ L:y.
L.,:sI S,,; :: g: ,:ay:
Dire and iha. your rnepis Of s.mosphc
''F'
MADAME COSTELLOS r
Gin. h.. isais: iabS;ns .:aRrs.ssn natural
ss ''ss: ;s,.
x ~ q:
Ds:sS rs:s 3 E
yoas Disorder. and Night swsalsThs ls:dns principle Of
"m s.s
;9ys.sn md larms:: remedy Half sl,s; h.. been
The following from DR.. T. O. Ludlow No ss4 Broad
where veg table TONES ~srs isdpspssbis VIII bsnsse
ne
IN the eases tcr when you nave rsconmsnseom Y.
From DAVID s: Proprietor Of tn. BsSt o1.e 10
have sreash. your Stomach ., Bitter. ss
sas s pofs sss x = %: 81 =:
ether so%p..nf .h,. d, Ibid nCs lnGE what
:.ss Sss: q medic -; ss.l: y ia Ser.
M "a e sss s 3
ss 81 sss .s 3 esos p 10
s.!s sf L;: :. III s%f s: M Dr.
John MeCABE COS INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Rsysss:e..-Heq NJ. H. ori...I,, H. Brsvoo,t, !.s W
Irving Pref Mnwi /. iUim.
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WHO WANTS. "A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
- M HAIR

NOPun.g urspses sntstios here e9er.d nssd b.
whssy p:.ssa yt t.e h nsns - sdarsss e IsPSt
lowing certify that ny hair falling out fast turning
n 80 ..l.@ W.TOMKlNS,es King stJNew.Yesk..
sN;r ~ Jon.: oh q Coral ory,..i. vas grow;
T dsss,ss x:: or,s , hs sxs. p.s DARK sno
hs 70 soed assts very earsfui Of the right uumbsrsz
Chzahan Ask for Joaes Oh Of Coral Ceassia Boy
other, Aseat Brooklyn, iss Fultos street Persos
who have bad hsr should try this real good article
NEW YORK, Stat JAauzry 1919 ", eil.s FOR the relief
Of ne Destitute IN the Manufacturing Dstres Of Scot
A. nesting hsh within the City Hotel Broadway, in
5cns il Lssa Of the as'ssuss in ihs nas
wss Received That f;om stsseusnts submitted 10 e
nscsase sppsals that the anosn q suasrinx prsy.il
1saA uasecedsstsd nd calls for the - psihy
voaeot nte~sncs Of his country situated
rsn No Stse i.ssf,seA % e held y,hs The Lecture
10Th Of February half pest O'Clock with the view
Of devising fsr the lief Of the Is 81
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DR TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LIvERwURr.-Thn
~ ceths that have osed 10 sudden changes from
great heat TO cold have long been subject 70 d,esng and
cough with pain the eide and chest DR. Tay lori
Bas.m Of Lerwor: from 81 Spring always givs
ssd sna %s md
49, - or corner Of wshipstcn "a Ware -:
certify that have bean eomp.led ~ bad health
TO make Of DR. Ta{lors 6sssm Of Liverws! for
a. that formerly sSsined and that made BY the same
a4 Spring st,se Wig formerly msds g s7s
The subseber hereby etr,iA.s. that I've hs had eoug
raising Of blood and matter from the lungsssvese
hcoush the eh's and night ss The
eompisints that truly believe could have lived The
time without it Fermeriy have obteiued the medicine
from Bowely bat lately from etl Spring ~ which
the rssdeuee Of the Pprctov Who the same hat
made the medicine fer ne = a.st ~ ~ Bswssy; =.
srS. R a. 5a.s s CT, e
Stephen DoIbeer Is Broome strce q MsngA made
Of this medicine sgo Bowsrv, md Of
lately from Sal Spring street With great sdvantnGs AID sstis
faction 1t 10 .rsishsd At al spsias street, b. se M-nse
Han street. All set in his ssiiy ssi q. cef
tify he know etgs that thessne pereon At
Bovtry, md IL he true propsi rtor. 80
Mr. MoeteS hudeco srcs, o"ryer q North Mos~e; Mr..
hundreds Of thu meet rsetcstab so h Va The city and
medicine that the only made from the csE
nal recipe i a. aN srfiax street . 80
Observe. The price Of THE medicine follows-Large
bottle: q; mo-. are 81, smaller .iss = cents.
Hudsoo. Sold in Newark at lie and a4s Brood reet also
Walnut st. 'aim'
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DIR. MORRISON.

- :
.S:sis
6:h Nav, s:o.sses to b eonstd daily all diseases 81
on Scu: sS &.
inc ss. E NJ ns: ss = @
and mild, safe. and nfalips substitute for mercury
s 70 s1 Nm e:
pursuits While his medicines agreeable u TASTE and
CoNsTITUTIQvAL observation-disclosures Of Dung
secret habit and ~sse Nerve: Are srS.t -
q, to .Rs g
purely % srSsns ,Sd Ps - LIZ n
Letter: poe. paid and saoisnins ssss Zee. vii
3 e. .s o., q : L Of
THE PfNyATE TKEA1lsE..'rhD . uis volume %
..n: q sus re stated he pa%est o.S:
70 and permanent complains Indeed NO one can REQ
i and .:s III danger Of trusting them g snorsst
sS:: !: s. il: :: :ec
rs :i s
Losdon Coee, he Sss wsieSs aissssss both
;;;. Az:
Es'iy: &; :s:s' dH b. ,.. 81
An shsr hss Rs b. he privilege referring sosi
stance: which scrd the highest 70 sv:.y one ~
gssay to those who sn.ous to obtain The best
DR. Ralph consulted his residence Greenwich street.
hour and has distinct and apartments
who have to wait little Communications by faith
fully replied to dis sm'
p0PQ.AR MEDlCINE.-Tnorn's Compound Extract Of
Cobaba and Sarsapsris certain, safe, and effect
srcturss whites, pains in the back and ioins
affections Of the kdoeys gravel seorbuc euptons
One this preparation enjoys all oters
ts neat port,ole form. put pots, the mode which
may be taken being both and pleasant
with restrcsion diet confinement from daily business
Travellers especially would find this medicine highly useful
and ought never - be unpovded with preparation
byJ Thorn chemist London aud for sale wholesale and
retail by Jaes raran 26e Greenwich War
rp sou.il.d Dellue. Park Row, asd SCI Broadwsy;
1cke tlt bro.dway. n2n s'n-
II AVANA--Mns. VESTS rOAKUiNG noUsE A.
Al the Gale San Pedro. Ne enfrene De Il Ma
chnn By this latter direction the building known 10 All
boatmen eoas him. porters &C. Of The consp-
points OF the riiy.
The esepsve and repairs upon hons. having
strangers Waiting Havana estab shment ia
location 10 soy thing Of the kind in the
city 70 situate directly upon the Bay. and Commando an
extensive yew The entire harbor, with The adjacent eouny
90 Passenges for Havana ain passport frsu or
one vsrihed by spanish Consul, which, arrival
~ the boarding officers TO the GOVERNED House,
70 ee procured by some resident OF the place. - ~
Persons DESTROYS Of going Mrs Wests house. will please
pear IN mind that this service will be promptly rendered them
by the Clerk who visits all vessels with psssesgrs,
a. they enter the harbar. M T.r.''f7I - !
Havana. ID, g Is. let o2s~cd sv~.
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MADAME COSTELLO.

wei: AVIAN. !, J; ssne,i%s. very ~ ineosys
nieut ladies who afflicted with SUPPRESSION &c. Sc
ri: p: 4:
'Ir h: %
CHEAf FAsH,6NABLE TAILOEING ESTABLISH
os q re .s5 ~ s M %
hos. on him during The and past
niert Of his customers 10 merit continuance q their "a
Of .:ie:: sopsi :si:Ss
trial: they equal 70 those msdsSy he e
s"pss ws:t Of e Easisni black blue or grey Dr.s.
M.ss Tsi:siss Goats. s. soss So f.n q 50 to u;
Ar s.r~snis warranted 70 ht.
90 wen ipo~a i. is & i, ss1s many
sss ID
Sssa : =: year. 3 5. s has
;
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3 AZ io ss:s uss q eS.1g. min
AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY
ITO THE FysHIc-s:ss EswSsS-Ts: ii. r,e..,.s
rsceI: sni so,s .h,sa A..s bssc = Vi. s,S iseat
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IIWrED srALEs n0TfIscT;ss e.. s.SsHissst ssvss =
Afby D..A Dsussss Esq - .h;sh h.s ssss sss..d e
p he .r.sn:ivs Building having been s.sss = hss.ssh
su would be .sIsesbs e the cst f.s,iaioss The
house entis newarpets chairs heAstesds
and kind suited TO the high character that s in
tsnked this fvore should sust1n. The
are such families suRe may have
ssous house The OF o
de beat the has been secured The sspy Of
srdeS shall be ompIete, and the neral arvsnEemes
the such those Of hotel
m the United States without exception.
happy to announce that have made arrange ment
with NJ Alonzo Reed the late well known Of the
Wavesy House. New Yort TO aid and .sss IN the manage
the house, whose undivided attention. with THAI OF
self via be devoted to the neuance Of the high respeeae
ity II thss establishment -. . II
The Uni ed Hsel will be open for the reception
sistsw and eoardsrs, on Monday, the ,e,h ,nc r REA
Having disposed Of my interest the warey House, New
York, having win MI Az eeo
him of the above Hotel ~ ietve
to solicit me frieods and the public Eensr.
this them at the same Tune h
nothing shall render the house worthy
that which has ever been bestowed
upon the with which have heretofore
been connected. .,oyyc rrr0
Late Prorr,etor Of Wsse,lsy House, N Yori:
7,ftalsl lob. LAM m
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.rr CQHNTEMR HNH|Ti
'u0a PHI LSa iah1s

OWING 70 s csIeLry eheaey and inysriabis eueesss -
~ Msdams Reseifs Female Monthly Pills in al eaee q
.ss:s. - vhch De heath every ssass dsp.s 60
their into tie United 6tsses. ab0uf b
eoso1rsSs snd intalioos lra eoatuusy b
psusd 81 fog ss eensins Che.S com.pon rslls TSn
sF.n.js Nsa ne si.h q. Oos.st e ssn9: {
sfp1s 1905 upoa them. u 10 suesst SEQ - ~
t al fsnes neethT pills are eeuntssfsles szeepe 9p
Nsv Yosk apd NJ. EsssG street, Boston. Price ei
B. The married. under some eircunssncs sAssia
from their for tanned Ia the drsctions
4 hU lurs- .f....E.'.t O.
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LUCINI,!,,AA, , CORDIAL RI, ]!

TCR the ssss ana srssdy cure q Ineipsnt Gonsu.gios
0bstuetse dinesN or Rspiu Msns,uson Incoatinsnee
prosration Of he systsn whether sut 10
herent produced BY irrgsriy ness
~ widssDrsad ce brty q ths wonderful and insvsma
bic cordial beth hemispees, ia sufficient for is
quick and positive success IN curing all the above ascoss
and eompasss Nothiog can be mors srrpsiains t.a s
and iastSe before taxing IT, AZ become robust M
unaer ia Snfuepcs Immediately the
rveessne oosspess OF the female hich 10 the Oh
" o. and which, prior BE- MssnnsSis
covery cocsSerd To be incurable And sperdS re-
moves he mPsdi~snts prcdoesd ~ ph, neal pIcsrstios,
.deed sssnos justice % the merits cf & Lseina Ccri,s
which vgded ~ the heads OF the faculty ali parts 81
~ wcsd 80 81 the most Important medical dscoveri
foS SAFE at sss Broadway eorrer Of Grand ,,... and
Moth eisth street fhiladcIpiaa - -
y Pres lapsr bottle. u = $50 ~.
NOTCk-Thc subs criber educng iaRx z,.us.s a
- SSssny low prices such az nu.t please IN whe VIII
s's' ~ Rs;t,sSlssrly hs !olo.ing articles Is -
!Ans ka9ksr eiesn. bowa. laaps, h,nAa. rsi !.
$685. 1890. 49, g. sseAe. h S,ss;s AusaA
issssvs.' - wsAu stssA
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s1SsE ses sSds9 ss:.' s' s::.
a:s:s cs:s.d H iss 81. , ::
!: 6; S: B. c 6: . s - Esq:
Boot: Or N: :i:s isshies us.s sens k 49,
:s::; s:ss E e 'sS' ::: s = -:
z e e 81 .s s': ..i i q n
SrSSsAs "a s Z. s.: So. !; I':s
":Ss :: Y 8.
s:ssis b; Elliott: i:ssa's s;sas:a sad .:ss:s
*: s's . he o s. 70 & 4: s%z :es
esspsss HIND. essnp w:.I s p g:
.s. !sa ss % s sss: e. Ind p
unis ysu wish prove the truth Of the remark that
- cfs.as eh::sss sdis :: to eA... ia 2
sSd = Whojs..if and Retail BY ABS D. Sand, Dvs
ri. N IND 20 EsH ss s.As No. - S
e g. As =, :s
Hs, for a; =: h. ss's.s pep.y .s A.S
III; q i: :s.s s: 6: ss |. IS
village; bsic dwsne house dive ling osss dsiisry
capable disting fSo bushels Of grain per day afxs ana
.su:rs sns - Ssrss for $4,000 basss o. grim. Inn,
Connected With De dsstiIIery and hrewery here = slsom
fof erudns and lupeor rsctyif9 eoSts
y" p, q isSS T G alcohol coppss SeS
and In 81 E Situsted IL ren ~
~ In lnIl orsrst,cn -" S ~ I" NO" ~ oo"V's 80
Hhayine Secone necessary "a seI, Al. .... r.;
Ss;n eIrs invS q IT, ,rr.hsss r,.x cscssc o. ~
81. S.l;vsrv ~ shs IssS ~ ~ h.isry ~.
ana nnryags fo~ tsr,s ~ v.srs n ass: " % sp
For :. Scrsnee noure a Wo L.;,etss N r.s.r, 49,
NJ Wa a. ar trs snh.c ~ In AnS,,S s'es~
I've" iofH''r Oh 'ns su'scnee' ~
- : = - :. -
ITO LET-Tbe unexprsd Lease OF Store, a "a aa,o
10y ccuJ |'yso. icr SNoeA
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! fERMAaENT EsTABLlsHNVNT,
~, IN NEW Yonx.

Il = u
IA s7S Dresdwsy, snd q London ~ Paris A'orn thS
Public Of New York and its viciny that In censequepcs
s..s
they May be eeussltsa = No s7s Broadway, bstweep
Franklin aud White Streets in all esses sppertaiuns .
in CONSEQUENCES other cslsorsd discoveries and in
provements In the art ei Deptistry. W.
ronsse he hes received and contaues receive, par
ueularly to the Medical yofeas0n Of New York, for
their Kind msndstions and sdvocsting Mons MI
Improvement in Dentristy. l l.a ~ = .f.
CELEBRATED MINERAL
f
FILLING DECAYRD TEETH,
Mons NJ continues TO restore decayes Teeth however
sssn iSs hs Tooh o.
sensitive matching in point of color the nsurs corex
enamel ofthe Tooth The Mineral is applied n few
seconds without the slight est pain heat, or pSessure,
Extracting which is nui ious 10 she Human FRAME
dency /. shattsr the Constitution Of delicate and
persons. ~
INCoRRoDIBLE MINERAL TERTHl!!
Mons M. calls the attention Of tho Public and vsitors
of the city OF New York and its vcinies 10 his cee
braed lNcoRhdprBLE MINERAL TEETH, which resist the
deterous effects of scds and not liable to corroson
or dscooraon from Medical or any other
They never break or become loose-thcy have un.
natural glossare frmly fsed without wires or gatures
no bulky substance in he mouth-and in every parti
cular resemble the adjoiplng Teeth, in conformity Of
shape and minuest shade Of color Pissed from
complete SET upon the above improved and scientific
principle they TO answer every purpose
Of and the inability
give the proper sound the denelingual double
sonant TIL. They natursl in appearance and no
lgatures being used and still firm in the mouth they
defy detection by the closest observer d /
sf atv LOOSE TEETH ~. " ..i-N
securely and eectuay fastened arising either from the
use Of medicines any other cause.
ARTIFICIAL ALATEs
replaced upon and seies tifc method.
TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
q SCURvY IN THE GUMS
Cured and prevented by Lotion which can be forward
ed any part ofthe United States, with proper directions
for use and guaranteed 10 snswer Also preventive
and cure for thc most violent TOOTH AcHG.
TO THE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES
Mons. Mallon is happy in being enablsd to announce,
that by the kind consent OF Three Hundred Of the FIRST
families of the United States consisting Of the first Mer
chants Medical profession Clergy and priva Citizens
whom he refer the superiority Of Mons. Ms
celebrated Mineral in preference any other they have
tried and in their opinion the best that ever came
under their notice. His other Improvements need NO
comment. .-.
7 aa.H l INvALIDs
THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC
particularly invited 10 pay Mems Mallan visit TO
the specimens Of his discoveries in Dentistry
ta re MONS. MALLAN, Senr,
May be consulted daily from 10 till o'clock, at
No. 37a BROADWAY,
.... ..t,. between Frsnk lin end White streeta
CHARGES MODERATE.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The nineteenth edition Of Mons. Msllanr Treatise on
the and Diseases Of the Teeth to be had Of the
Author Nln'
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DEMfTTANCEB TO ENGLAND, IKELANU AND
n scOTLAND-Dr.,S from q, e.: 60, Es, fio. fis.ts
following pisces il England Ireland and scotland always
be obtainsd OF 3. J. bYLvESTER,
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.!.iI ..es.. ssc i..x frS. ssY.i ALVO. ~.
EK COLLINS 4 CO
50 Scuk sutN
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n TELL0 well aware thar sometimes very inconye
nient for ladies who afflicted with suppression &c. &e
&c to have thai attention At their residence which the
she pepar 10 furnish them with board and the best
nrrsIE al her residence, 81 Lispenard st
B.-A commuuicatfons mast be post paid a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

at this time your ewes will require daily some
cut tcrnips or potatoes with little salt. 1t will
also be an excellent plan TO allow them
day, few oats in the sh eaf, instead Of their hay;
and all your sheep will be the better for such
course Roots fed daily will prevent in most
that cosItiveness which in sheep fed on dry hay
alone, is apt TO produce the stretches lfyou have
not oats handful of corn daily to each sheep, will
prove valuable Many OF the things wo have no.
ticed may appear triding; but it should never be
forgotten by the farmer, that the most of his pro
hts arise from trlfies, or such as appear such in
themselves; and it will be found examination
that those who have obtained competence by
agriculture, are precisely those who have paid the
srictest attention 10 these things.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

A TALL PRoPRIEToR. Stevens, the traveller,
mentions in his work on central Amerca,a planter
who owns two hundred thousand acres of land
ten thousand head OF caile-ono thousand mares
and mules-sevon hundred horses-four volcanoes
seven large rivers--and three hundred boiling
springs, From the top of one Of the vocanoes,the
owner can light his pipe and see the Paei6c and
Atlantic, at one view.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

A gentleman recently stopped at tavern, and
being in a hurry ordered the hoser TO give his
horse some oats, "as soon he is done breathing. "
He remained as long as he thought necessary, and
on going out, asked the hosller il he had given his
horse oats, according TO his directions "Arral
the deuce oat I've given him." answered Pat,
sye tould me to give them to him when he had GO,
done braythn,' an I've watched him every min
ute an faith he's braythn yet"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

SNAKES The editor of the Concordia La Intelli
gencer says; ssLouisana is delightful country, but
very snaky Our office and bed chamber so
near that they may be said TO be inside OF cotton
field Every night going to rest we have to shake
the snakes out ofbed; we consider it amusement
to kill three or four before getting to sleep. What
makes us write about snakes is, that we have been
lust disturbed by a long garter crawling over our
table making rather free with our newspapers. we
have an idea of getting up snake museum
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

DowRY. The best dowry to advance the mari
age and happiness of young lady is when she
has in her countenance midness; in her speech,
wisdom; in her behavior, modesty; and in her life,
virtue Fenton's EpiSUe. srfA 7elHae
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

Some of the sterner sex. indignant at the pro
scriptive policy of the ladies, avowed in the poPu
lar phrase "total abstinence or no husbands
have started the watchword stnatural aoaists or no
soipes."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29
DIALOGUE.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
Daughter.-MotheI, may | 60 to the party TO
nighi?-M Isis going. 81,
.Nother.-No my dear; such places unfit for
girls of your age; you must not CO.
Daughter Mother, didn't you attend such places
when you girl
.Motker.-Yes, child, but then / have the
folly oft.
Daughter l,mother let me go--I only want
to see the folly Of M
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must recolect the mysterious death of his only
daughter, the wife of the former Governor Of South
Carolina She left Charleston in brig for N. Y :,
as was said, with large amount of money and
plate: but the brig never reached the port, nor was
ever heard OF after. Years passed away, when a
Sailor IN Maine, on his death bed, confessed to
have been one of the crew of the brig and that the
passe myers all murdered for their money
Some few years since a sailor died with similar
confession, in Mobile, and we find IN the N. o
Crescent City of the Cd inst. the following para,
graph concerning the same matter.
ga gentleman from Texas-an old and valued
friend, and one whose veracity is nimpeachable--
in forms that old sailor recently died at Mata,
gorda, who made full confession ola number of
piracies in which he had been engaged and stated
that he was one of the of the vessel which
sailed from Charleston, with Mrs. Aston boar d.
When three days out, consultation held and
! it was determined that the passengers should be
robbed and murdered. The work of death com
menced, aud all were killed, Mrs. Aston being
the last victim who made to walk the plank.
Her image he said was always before him, and he
could not die without confessing tho horrid deed
The closing scene of his life was horrible in The ex
treme-he raved with madness exclaiming, There!
there she is now--I see her standing before me.
--away-away!
"Nlany were the witnesses who can bear testimu
ny 10 the confession and we think there can no
longer exist any doubt a subject which was long
yelled in mystery"
I UThe following notice is from the Philadel.
phia Ledger We have not for long time witnes
sed SO pleasing exhibition of the better feelings
OF human nature, than displayed IN Tho case
described below.
Funeral of James F0rten " osterday afternoon
this respectable old colored man was followed 10
his grave at the Episcopal Church Of st. Thomas
in Fifth below Walnut street, by Of the largest
funeral professions saw-numberlng from
three to five thousand persons, white and colored
male and female. Such general sinking of re
spect to color the speckled line present ed proba
bly, never before witnessed in this city. bout
one half of the whole were white, and inter
spersed at irregular intervals, though did moi
see the different colors coupled, throughout the EN-
tire length Of the procession. Among the white
portion were some of our wealthiost merchants
shippers, captains of vessels and others. The de
ceased upwards OF seventy years of age, was
an extensive sail maker, in which business he a
massed handsome competence, and enjoyed the
confidence of all with whom he had dealing. He
had the reputation Of being strictly honest, and
y liberal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-03-29

Making aggregate of $142.56l 94l DC
Which gives US an average OF $50, o4O ,43o SO per
year.
The sum have proposed is only twenty two
millions, which deducted from thirty five as above
leaves reduction of $l3,6i0 ,O00-being sum
greater than the Whole average expenditure of the
extravagant and proflgate Administration of Mr..
Adams, which they told US was SO enormous that
it must be reduced by great "resrenchment and
reform. .t-
am not here going 10 inquire into tho items
which composed the large expenditures of The four
years of Mr.. Wan Buren's administration. know
what has been said, and will again be said, on
that subject that there were many items of extra
ex pendituro W hich may never occur again. BE 1t
so; but do we not know that every Administration
has It's extras, and that these may be expected to
arise and will and must arise under every Admin
islraton beneath the sun? But take this also into
view in looking at the expenses of that Admins
tration: that less expended on the national de-
fences-less in The construction repair of fortii
ca,ions-less for the Navy and less for other means
of repelling foreign attack, than, perhaps, ought