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ANOTHER SIGN.

The New Hampshire Courier (Whig) thus
concludes an article on the presidency"
"These are some of our objections to Mr. Clay; bu.
we could overcome them all, if there no other
men, whose principles are sound, qualified for the
high and important Office of President. But while
we have such men as Scott, Webster, Mclean,
Cass and host of Others whose talents are equal to
the station, and who have had no duels to manage,
we must be excused if we do not suffer ourselves to
be driven into the support of Mr.. Clay by few lead
ers who are ambitious for place and power, and who
have refused to refer the selection OF candidate TO
a National Convention"
Tue Courier affects to repudiates the preten-
tions of Mr.. Tyler
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Dr.. Halls LEcrUREs-We arc glad TO see, by an
advertisement another page that this gentleman is
about TO favor our citizens with course of lectures
on three very interesting departments of natural sci
ence, viz. Chemistry, Natural Philosophy and Gcolo-
gy This mode of impartng instruction to all classes
in the community has become popular and is prac
tised in all our cities and principal villages. The
winter courses Of lectures in Baltimore, New York,
Boston, &C., we learn from the newspapers, have al
ready commenced. We hope our friends will avail
themselves of this opportunity Of spending proftably,
q few Of their winter evenings,
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JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that OToN LORENZO DABtLsrEEN has been APP
pointed Vice Consul Of The Mexican Republic for
the port of New Oileans | do hereby recognise
him SUCH and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions powers and privileges as are allowed
the Vice Consuls OF the most favored nations In the
United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these Letters to
be made Patent and the Seal of the United States to
be heIeunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of w ashington
the 18th day of November, A. ID. 1872, and OF
It's. the Independence Of the United States oil
America, the sixty seventh.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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THE GLOBES ATTACK.

We have not yet seen the attack on the Ad-
ministraton, that recently appeared in the
Globe, either endorsed or noticed by any of the
Democratic journals.
p. S. Since writing the above the Harrisburg
Reporter has come TO hand.
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REB1KE TO THE GLOBE.

The Camden New Jersey,) Eagle, Demo
cratic Journal thus concludes one of its editorial
articles
" John Tyler by the exercise of his constitutional
privilege in accordance with Democratic principles,
saved the country from the greatest curse that could
be entaled upon it and by so doing has earned the
eternal gratitude of the Democratic party. SO long
As the President is consistent with the doctrines of the
vctoes the Democracy will support defend, and protect
him"
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OFFICIAL.

NJ. PAGEor was yesterday presented TO the Presi
dent Of the United States by the Secretary of State
in the character of Minister Penipoentiary of the
King of tho French at ashngton during the absence
of NJ dc Bacourt-
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~ The Wing papers of the North are full
of indications that Mr.. Clay will be taken from
the ield-like Boston Nevertheless, they are
as abusive of the President as ever.
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| JOHN TYLER,
| PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
| AMERICA

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that CARLOS LEBARoN has been appointed Vice
Consul of the Mexican Republic for the port
of Mobile do hereby recognise him as such,
and declare him frye TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges, as are allowed to
the Vice Co.svls Of the most favored nations in
the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these Letters
to be made Patent and the Seal Of the United States
to be hercunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
the I4th day of November, A. ID. 1912, and
H.. ST. Of the Independence of the United States
of America, the sixty seventh.
JOHN TYLER
Ry the President
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We have reason to believe the Globe will
withdraw the offensive remarks recently applied
TO the Administration.
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The Buffalo Morning Gazettee is battling
maniuy for the Administration. 1t is condact-
ed with ability, and we trust with profit.
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Sick" We shall run Mr.. Clay for the Presi-
dency, ifhe is nominated by the NATIONAL CoNvEN-
TON Ohio State Journal.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UsITY-N NON ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY--.1ugusiin.
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mig majority,
Three towns to hear from, will give

6S9
This is Fillmore's strong hold. In 1910, the ma
orty was 3l07 In his own town, where he former
y resided he has lost l21 out Of 23S majority which
was given in 1910.
He has contributed to this result by his rabid and
abusive speeches, which were charged with all the
gall and bitterness and venom which he could pour
out against President Tyler
This result is considered as rebuke to the Hon.
NJ. c.. and it is confidently believed that, if he had
been candidate he would have been defeated.
We all clarifying him.
Five hundred voters with band of music at their
head, marched up to the Tyler Committee Room,
which was illuminated, and gave three hearty cheers
for John Tyler.
Glory enough for one year.
Yours, respectfully,
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Correspondence of the MadisOnian.

BUFFALO, Nov. 9, 1872
DEAR Sir; Erie County all heard from but three
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BY the President:
p DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of STATE
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Later accounts leave it in doubt which party has
the majority in this county-it is very close.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

-v[IE IA NTON CPA rOMpANV .N.- n. ~. a, !,
| Chatham s,J,s, Nv y yu the cbss ymst 10 m s% Inn
inc Teas IN The World. in any nas Sn not Is y = than %' f ON saS
ees. II any article purehssed at their "e sstssii.hm mt should
oaes-.he money VIII oe returned. IN
II IN e fr I'M No Courtlapdt street 10 No. wall street.
near Broadway. He is agent for the manufacturers Of aqua
iortis- nitrous, pure, ri re aad ruri.tic &C de, sulpbo and nitro
az a ammsu,a. swr., spiriis rmtre. ether, lunar caustic, CO.
psiva, capsules: ard may ne consulted n his favorite SCIENCE
iSsrc,., such - = moths. bsdbass' e sl rost nc rats, mosque.
toes, fsas mice. flies, shippers, and caterpiliers, on the var, Gus
for advice at his OaEce, No. / Wal sire ct, from to . o'cioeE.
s2s lm'c
ID !. b. MAJ, = - oeSs 70 ,ni0sm rs patents iso and ~ S'ne;s, , :
adapting glass,s 10 the particular defects Of vision, Arising
either from age or disease This gentleman will examine The
the 20 we Il Z The e, glasses e. re aufmars pfe'0'' 0me'e'' '''e'"'''
III =. considers this an important object. as many diseases
and age6, ar. produced BY The maLsppiication Of 30. ctaclrs.
~ Tona aiso peg 70 csll ths attention OF the pubic to nn
nsrrr,y in,entSa sen solusung spectacle Frames, piFtIcuiany
tn Th. n nn afslmg - wriung: ..pN
Dr.. Elliott, Oculist and 0~phlhalmic sur con will attend his
2e- 6roaeway entranc. IN Warren street: a23lm r
Ll, NEWELL x DAYS fATENT MI
- TioN BANK ~L0CKIBsnken and Other, may place
.stst j. use ANY IsI'sn . have The key rs awh.Is dsy,
opening il, after a change has been made in setting il. Other
ehsnEs1as 'oess re liable 10 De psensa ~ persons wis may
zee NE .ey,MkS me ease recently when ne Confe'nliIon
No1k mh;cn - 'y ~ |, q omon nrdts"s' Q. 81. AMOoy.
SanmI ~ suew.wns pSk1a ~ W. ren,y - Sonss, 2,
t H~ citx Tie ss p,e' iaes ~ !, sn s fen, I'D. ssnt To- Dr. ApJ,
Sw r, s.TsSS \, u Io = Tess s,, 9 = : n mo,s d''Wms s imam nat sne,b.PP PFC :,
~, ,ohysir ,;nr,d s 81 ~ frvu.J H i. up prs ~ H. Efam
sinatiEosn Locks. such as are sold BY Ii. American BalE Lock
The high %regu's.ioD Of Day, Newell : Day reI%u,a1'n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
lust RECEIVED.

a RICH and vsried assortment Of Stocks, scarfs, Cravats,
"A Silks. Liaen and Kid q owes, Suspenders. Linen and Nu .
lin Shirts, Pocket Handk-rchiefs, &c. &c. This is the only
establishment in this city where the subscribcr's celebrated
elastic stocks can be obtained.
PARSELLS, Agent for J. GATE,
as Inc 2i Broadway. between PaIk Place Il Murray st
THE ANTI.ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING
1 Tie the Residents of New York and Brooklyn-Remova
Of Mr.. BTistows Writing Acad nv to No. ass b Broadway, near
Park Place, and great reduction Of his Terms
FROM IL TO FIVE
MI. BRlSTOW, In respectfully offering his services to the
public. for this sea on, Trusts that the very low terms. $S,( hus
placing this useful art within the meaDs OF ally will induce eve.
ry one and OF every age, to acquire an elegant and splendid hand
writing
TWELVE EASY LESSONS!
Tie Ladies meet daily from IL to l ; they arc taught a neat,
rapid and delicate hand, agreeable TO the fashion Of the day
Also, single entry Book Keeping taught.
Inc oertemen are taught, with in alible certainty, TO write
VIII oespatcn ma nastery manner, suitable Tor keeping a SCI
O Books or for Mercantile correst ondeace.
Evening Clsssts from Z to 8.
plcte a cous Sc ia three DAYS! a26 imsr
NIX: BECKER, TAILOR from PARIS. 10 fulton
y street; (up stairs) respectfully informs the public-of. New
York, that he he's just ARR, ed from Paris, bringing a sptnd' I'd
assortment Of Clio, his and Csssimeres. of the latest fashion. for
fantaoons and Vts.s.. There will be constantly found . NICE
assortment Of nev goods, which he will directly rec, i've from
PARIS. being nov in CORES pondeDce with the FIRST houses OF
that city.
II, hopes, BY the goodness Of the clothes, the quality Of The
goods, ans his moderate prices, to give satisfsction to those
who wo,ld honor him with a call. and 10 obtain more and
more the trust with which he has been honored heretofore.
AIS I'm c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

ANOTHER FIRE IN Sr. L~oUrs.-About daylight
yesterday morning. a fire broke out in the rear Of
the store occupied by Mr.. X. H.. Stone, on Front
street, a few doors below Chesnut, which consumed
that and three other tenemenfs, South and North.
one occupied by DR.. f. Martin as a drug store, ard
two others as clothing stores. The stock OF goods
owned by Mr.: Stone was about $1,000, OF which
81, 900 were insured. The other sufferers were not
insured their loss is not known: The buildings
were OF wood, and owned by Won Phul & .McGiii
and John II. Gay. They were Of little value; a
small stable and cooper's shop, occupied by, W. =.
on the North, occupied by A. w. ,Vanleer, as an
iron store, was considerably injured; II was o~neo
by s. w. Robbins.-St. Louis Nec Era, hp'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Gazette says that the Supreme Court in I'll
granted fourteen divorces in q single day
several other cases bills were dismissed; .
Der were continued, and yet q number ren
the docket for hearing" In eleven ofthef
cases wives sought relief BY the divorce
Shame on the cruel husbands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Fen no . ALL ALIVE I'VE learn from Ware
three hundred and twenty Thousand herrings We
taken from the Agawam river at that place Is
Saturday afternoon. These iish, il is well know
ascend the stream at this season OF the year in
mense shoals, and are easily iahc en- by the fs
men with what are called scoop nets"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
A PRORT.EM

A ND the way to solve il. Why do the imitatoss of my Tab.
"A let Razor Strop allow me to carry off the pre- MUM medal
and diploma, from the American institute. year a0sr yea
without even submitting their own for trial. o ye Of tender
chins and tough boards. ana wer the above by. bringing a dull
p,ir Of Razors, and test for yourselves he truths 1.-THE certih.
Professor Griseom, pr. Mott, Gen, J Tslimadge and others.
G SAUNDERS, sole inventor and manufacturer Of the metal
lie Tablet Razor Strop, with four sides, lss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

Tar ExpREssEs- Yestcrday, at noon, jacobs
express brought us Montreal papers Of Saturday
morning. By PomeIoy T. Co.'S Express, Buffalo
papers Of Saturday. BY due course Of steamboat
and railroad mail, Washington papers and letters
Of Saturday night. BY Hainden's Express, Boston
papers Of yesterday morning. Thus, within 36
hours, Canada and Buffalo north and west, and
Washington at the south, reached this central
point-Abany argus, ApriiD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
FISK'S COMBINED SUMMER
BAKER & COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.

A ATWOOD Patentee-Pnees from $3.50 to sla.-The
"A. heus furnace and front OF this stove are made OF cistiron
and hasa large fre oven attached TO- u, which cul 40 nearly
treble the cooking of the largest sized ordinary Cook stoves
The orhce Of the furnrce will admit a boiler M Assuring SIX
pals, or fifteen gallons and by the use Of the d. is,on plate,
Kettles suitas BILE for boiling fsur different dishes; in addition TO
all this, two fowl Il or 2 Large piece of meat may be roas'ed 10
front. and all done with lees than 3 cents per day, Tor proof Of
which we refer to those who have used III. m.
FISK'S stove Estsb' ishment.
2s Water street.
Read the following certificates. in addition to which over
two hundred may be seen by calling at the store,
FISk'S Stove Establishment. 2Os w ater street.
NEw Yosx, 81 Fourth street, eth April ls42. j.
M>ssrs. Fisk, aos Water street-Among the variety Of
stoves which have come to my notice, the one l purchased
from you merits a decided preference. J have used Il during
al The seasens. and would most cheernlly recommend u TO
the public as IN my opinion susceptible Of n, improvement
for simplicity or economy, and worthy Of more praise than
can be appreciated without a trial OF It
am, with respect, yours. e..
A. PERKINS,
Pastor OF the Bereau baptist Church.
Mr.. Fisk, SOC Water street.-The Summer Stove which !
purchased Of GU last spring, | have had IN use till mo- and
no on, without trial, v ould believe the amount Of cooking
that may he done by il, or its economy. Suffice il to say, that
with occasionally an extra fire, we have cooked for from % 10
IS persons, with enough lessfusl to save more than the price
Of the stove.
MRS BUEL, IS Fulton street.
March s5 ls42. ais int
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$500 PREMIUM.

tpCVO L ICIL WI WI.
THE INDESTRUCTIBLE INN which X. M. BART
LETT exhibited at the Fair Of the American Destitute,
extract it from paper, end which re eel red the gold medal Of ee
s Hatch, bask note eugravers. 40 Merchants Exchange.
Orders from any par, Of the Union, post raid through the
Writing made with this ink will remain unchanged a. long
ssp,per will endure, and is exceedingly valuable above all IN
dellble inks now ia use, of which we have any nowledge.
John Torr.y. NJ. D., Professor of Chymistry, &c,
in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, N Y,
James X Chiffon, NJ d Pfaetical Oh mist.
John A. Warder, M u. Professor Of ChymisIy
a7lm% and Miueralogv, C,nc,nnati College. Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

EMIGRATIor.-The number Of e%migrants who
have left this city for the Northern part Of Illinois,
and Iowa Territory, by the way of Saint LOUIS as
we are informed by officers Of the boats, has been
unusually large this season. Boats leave our land
ing almost daily, crowded with substantial emf
grants from the back country, with their live stock
and farming apparatus, bent upon seeking their
number seem TO pitch upon the territory OF Iowa,
as their place Of settlement. = CincinnaM Gazette,
fmHN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
STRAW GOODS,

r BENNETT importer and manufacture Of Italian and
L English Straw Goods, respectfully informs his custo
toners that he hs, removed hi. establishment, from 80 w.iisc
splendid aud extensive assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw
Coos. French and English Dunstables. Italian Rutlapds, fe
Also;s AN entirely new article. the White siberian Hair Bon;
being extremely light. beautiful, white and durable. s2l I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK;
YLa-SOUTHAMPTOM
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN
Nj. M. kEANE, COMMANDER.
The days Of departure OF this weli-known steamship nave
Tenn Ssnn1 HOt = From southampton, From New York,
fnn an NAV. isi2, On h May, ist2, On 18th June, is4l
18th July, l0tn July, n' q
Pc. of massage. meals not included, to Southampton or
astWeyv. eTe-Steward's fees, $A,sal. The meals will be
eerved on board, on the plan OF a oontnental hots, in the beet
ranner and at fixed and moderate prices. Famiies or parties
asy contract for the voyage with the steward. An ex'
pEor fre;eht OF passage, or any fur her information apply to
H. w. 7. &H MALL, Agents,
smr4 II Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27
take physic eariy-medicine comes too late.
Whcn the diaeaae hecamea inxcferxie "

Take physic earIy-meeicine comss too late,
When the disease becomes inveterster
sffions FAMILY z "a xPE lFsffis.yNnTyffMi GlssBA1 F ;1D.
i spt Sest and as safss P' Family ifyi M Gsse mI siss,s 1y od sn"ss = to s e
al seasons OF the year they will be found very valuable 10 an
shS . .sis for 3 ' efditrs" ss isr any p.iod p ii iife' ."d rs sniy i ns
Htra sttenticn to diet OF to clothing, bilious and liver com
s sess' AID aI IL fsst ali i Diseases hasss" arsi"s from U an impure s,e sta sse Of
rhe blood. or a ~disordered state OF the stomach or bowels. are
,;R ysss.y s ss%G y. ad ss saa'as ,s.I, d.ss .ssis5in. :s %sn Should ss;
never be without them. Time or climate affects them not
t nv e 4 sss for he stomach viii vi readily q i5aq rersini. 'n stpen sa,S'
ahealthy state Of The liver and bowels viii speedily take place
and renewed health and viso, Of body and mind viii be the Ger
medicine which, strep CITIZENS the feeble aud conroiidaies The
% %o;s se .. III ihs s, ss,9 ~ i and will ,.c Dc found d ?, IN infinite ,slus to e,
~I Pri 70 J Se s "s sG from sickness
ew9f,es Hail g Ca5f srine street; smith, corner Of Fulton and
" y ST.; HOW'LL. is7 Bowsry 'Baigrovs, druggist, Fulton
.orsosISn. m3iim'
o 600 La Norma Segars,
ANpED from brig OHIO. from Havana. Of superior quail
aloIim no'sHe IN lots to suit p~pyeha,erS a reasonable prlees,
IN THE a, STRIKERS BAY,
sunnsr rs:art IS " open and IN fill speration under the
rsnasr !; !" IL 4 = N II q suoscneeI who has used every eycrtisn 10
his study to to asssrte' worthy the patronage II viii ever be
hat ah ss wi Ss srO ,ancri, ana ana q al 10 o ih.r refreshments, ar. the best
cesd those 81 any cher respeetsbie tstabIishmest ~ '""s''e'
Bay, will always b., especially studied. and "i9ns striker
tention may be relied on. e''"ity td AZ
Bioominedale Road, and stages start every hour from No 'S %
RoADKING,-s.ngIe gentlmes, or gentlemen md tb.;,
by applying at 30 D'y street Ref rences exchanged. ~"
GAIT 700 ,sck. Of Ashioq's hs house salt, early ,1p,ei
= I'''p0''' " Ro9a Hoeshni ri isaa ~ Co.
M @Falton street nsrt door 70 the Fulton Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

100000 La Norma segsrs,
ANpED from brig Ohio, from Havana, Of superior quail
aio I'm" brM TaDrp esShso p'nse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-27

THE ANTON TEA COMPANY offer for sale at IN
L Chatham street, New York, the cheapest aud most genu-
ine Teasin the world, in any quantity not less thsa four nun,
cs. IL any article purchased at their e~stshiishms mt should
not give full satisfaction, il is requested that they BE- brought
back-the money will be returned. s6 I'M
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STRIKERS BAY.

GAIT ZOO ,acks Of Ashtoa'- tine house salt. early ,,n~ 49,
- from Liverpool, By the chip Oberlin. for sale By
ROCHE,B Co,
sA 1tuton street, Eext door 10 the Fulton Bank.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24
SHAKING THE NAPKIN.

!, sSnueman once ntrodu ced his son to the late
"o"Iand Hill, by letter, as youth of great
'e' and as likely to do honor to the Universe
=, - ""ich he was member. "But'he is shy
''o 'he farther, "and idle, and fear buries his
WITS IN napkin" A short time afterwards, the
H. 'H' anxious for the reverend genteman's opin-
H., inquired what he thought of his son 81 have
s" Tue Napkin said Rowland Hill, cat all
'''' and there is nothing in in H."
nr-
|tL hFrioN Never deceive for the sake of fool
o,. !s''' or to excite the laughter of few compan
,,n - 0'e expense OF a friend. Be anxious, when
Nsn. s''e any thing, to tell 1t just as it occurred
WIN 'Sf'ate in the least degree. Tie reason
sbso," ears are SO often saleted by false reports
to ,b,n people in telling real things, add little
The o,;-; aS they pass through dozen mouths,
IL d;n "'' stories are turned into something entire
thin, ,tD. 80 when you attempt TO tell any
h "s mat you have seen with your own ewes. re
oda, 'eclly in every particular; Gas you grow
n ''' viii reap the advantage OF this course.
best ruIas William Temple said that the
hear No., Iorn young man, are TO talk little,
sd in cnno "a, 10 reflect alone upon what has pas
and yalra any, TO distrust ones own opinions,
o'nefs that deserve it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

Horrors Of DrunkenneSs.-- Aaron Bach elder, OF
Cumberland, was committed to Jail last Saturday,
on charge Of having murdered his wife. He had
been PREVIOUSLY confined nearly year for want of
sureties to keep the peace, on complaint of his
wife, when he had ll-reated. He had been IN.
temperate, and after short abstinence, was seized
with delirtua, tremens, and killed his wife in the
night. His own account is that in the night he
ina gined that he was attacked by the devil, and
that he killed him with axe. Upon awaking in
the morning, he found he had murdered his wife,
He chilled his family, and made no attempt 10 es>
cape or conceal his crme.-Providence Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-24

\ rrpMs-THE CALEDoEIAN will be published
per eG IS ads o' wi S1S six pe%
oncs, im NJ P of subscribing it will be considered
Ea tue ','n nav. No paper will be discontinued
s Y. oreafages are paid except at the option of
u,arertise ments will be inserted for the GUS
nrices. Persons are requested to state the
4 HlH If weeks they wish their Advertisements
pt oyh otherwise they will be inserted till for
h and charged accordingly.
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