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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
aysraTps NJ ALBANY.

IT, sx,,crf dissolution of the hetessgeHcoua
coalition tsswrrn Regency Bank Conssrvsfastn
and earnest Loco- Focolsn seeina ev1nentiy al
hand Senator RuaER Of jefferson rs out u the
lass Albany Argus with htng note to the Ed'-
tor of ,ha, paper, stating why he had reported
against and urcd the rejection of two OF the
Goverr,or's nominees for his county. His reasons
are that tacir nomination wss dictated BY Con-
scrvasiye nauenca from abroad. 10 wis, tho three
other Senator's from the Dirsnot,l whale the Sen
a,or from the County was not consulted, though
ono of theIn was d resident Of hls Own village
He says the Democracy Of Jefferson has long
ben Jealous OF such influence from abroad In
their Appointments, and determined to resist II.
he hopes the Editor of the Argus has no con-
tracts Which constra.n HIM TO advocate hoch
mode Of securing Appointments
Nj Cromwell replies as mildly as the nature OF
IN. csse Will allow bI, his smooth words come out
,. ,bouch they choked him; while he takes occa-
son to state farther fact to WIT, that 0nofAeT
Of the Governors nominees was rejected on I'm
dar. namely. Thomas J. Carmichael OF West
chester county for Inspector of the State Prison,
n place Oh Edward kcnys. This nomination
was rejected nv vote OF l6 to II, as follows
AYFs-Mess,l Bar;hr, Bock-e, Chamberlain, Corning.
Eh raaikaer Foster Lott, Mitchell. scov.l. vsnaa
wngb;--l2
ToEs-Hes,rs D-:ni,,ou Dixon Franklin Hard Hop
A,p4 Hunter Pn,t Porter, Putnam Rhoad,s Root Rugrr
Scot sr0sg yarney Works-ls
Here 1t VIII be seen that Mr.. Hunter Of West
chester Mr, Denn,ston of Orange, both the near
eo, nc,ghbors to the nominee, and Mr.. Scott Of
this City voted against him. with four other Locos
and nine Wings. Varian and Lou vote conser-
yatIve, of course.
The Herald's Loco. Foco correspondent states
that erey head Of Department ls now dead set
against Gov. Bouck and that the Governors 60
licitatons of the Canal Officers to have his Scho-
harie friends provided with places is disgusting
those who iorgave his utter incapacity for Gov
ernot. He az ds that Cros,ceY rr,H be rcmored or
his Office Of State Printer oboisshed before The
Session closes, and that Van Buren, cannot secure
a nomination for next President from this Legis-
asurc Great doings ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
AIiEpopp WING rRAlps

For the last nine months, clanos has been
kept up concerning the alleged fraudulent election
IN Ncw-Orieans Of Wing Members of the Legisa
,urc Las, July-wmch fraud IL was stated would
DC exposed by contest. and the Members thrown
out. Accordingly nm investigation of the matter
was had, and continued three monihs-thc wit
nesses and poll books being ali JUS, at hand as the
legislature sits in New Orleans. a, length the
vote was taken. on the right OF each Member
separately to his seat, none OF the Wing Members
from Ncw-Orleans voting upon any, 50 as to give
the Loco F o,os decided majority. The night Of
tsery Me,aJer to ms seat soaS confirmed, by pofes
ranging tr0,a f1oO to one 10 three 10 one Thus
ends this humbug.
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STATu ,ppOJSTNpNTs.

Aa1n StauIey suprinreadrar n nv 3t-nIrFnnia ALT
s,r,ux- yt.- Soiomoa p. Jacobs. trim expired
ArHi NanaEsrJ Of The Sai, Li.naiie -isy'm = Eiesp
Ia, Drvrrsur Sutherland and Eharle. a sa"n r.
spi-oiat nhrats. - W
tIp<efos Of th< Mount PLGsant sistf Frts2n-JohA I"
Edmond, Of S.w York vic, VIM. S~stoa Urse 'sFr has
r,pirrj. , r,rI
Thornton VI Nivru Hudson McFtfian tsrfn -tIrI'
H,nry Rourr OF Mount Pra,1nJ. i'.f ~ 'fAiiaH'
rIp,rrd. - .I.. ar T~o,,,. p,Iy
hun H,Irts Of Mount Prasaai &c paer % h'hA '"'
~hoas rrrrn expires August ID ists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
BEWARE

A tekc, is printed for StepAen Reed foE Mayor,
proicss,ug to be 4" True American Ticket" 1t
needless - say that thus Loco Foco tr,ck to
divert votes from RoaERr SMITH, the Peoples
candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
Nem<York IeQisiature.

In the SENATE number Of bills were read a
third time and passed, among them being that to
increase the revenue Of the State by extending
the market for salt, coal and lead. The others
had little general Importance and the Senate after
a brief executive session adjourned
In the Assembly the bill to provide for the pay
mcnt of contractors on the Public Works was
taken up and debated for some time. The bill
from the Senate to extend the market for salt,
coal and lead was then read apd laid on the table
The Assembly soon adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
iCkyslnnd Herald, 81 INST.

Destructive FiRE At GsrEsz. CHgNASGo
CorSr,.-The Norwich Journal OF ThnrSday,
contains the particulars of great fire at Greene
on Monday night. II broke out IN Perkins &
Hitchcock's store, and destroyed eight building
lnss 9l2 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

PlaArEs.-Captain siliiman. OF the brig Rebec-
90, arrived on Saturday from Cuba, reports tnai
on leaving tina, place, ne was informed oy Piao'
that small caasting vessel, which arrived on Inc
evening OF the Goth. bad been boarded by pi.at-
zeal schooner. nsyed fore and aft, with crew OF
about f;ftv men. 70 the westward Of ST. Cro,x.
DErxoaARLE-The ST. LOUIS Reporter says
that family, consisting of ten persons, were ~
Gently drowned IN attempting 10 cross The nvs at
Quincy, n
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1 ArzsL fDwS ELEcTloSa

#ULsrza Caan,y has elected 9 Wing and g
Nsoo- Feco Sascsyissrs one town ucs beard FRESH,
nss bclzsved o. Wing. Last yrzr.4 WY, I'D
1ooo-Eeco Supervisors Last year Wing ana
r. LocnFoco
RENSSELAER, County has chosen s Wing, 10
Loco-Foco Supervisors hast year, Wing, II
Loco.
osoHoAea County has chosen 8 Wing and 10
EOt5zPocu- -s4s-es..-
These are an che counties from whach we hare
full results Of The ApEa Town Meatngs, and it
viii be seen that IN each there Is decided Wing
gain.
CasskiH, Greene CO., Auburn, Cayuga Co, and
Salem, Washington Co, have elected Wing osh-
cers as usual. Ithaca, Tonpkins Co, has gone
Loco by nearly the majority OF last Fall
P. S. The Poughkrepse Eagle OF Saturday
brings as the returns from Dutchess-fen Wing
Supervisors to eight Loco Focos.
II Last FAN, the Wings carried no County on
the River below Albany; now they have
Dutchcss and Ulster certainly, and probably 60
lurnhia also. WHics OF NEw- DIRK IT Is YOUR
TURN To- Morrow
RHODE IsIANp.-We have full returns of the
recent Election in this State. jamestown gave
% votes for each candidate for Governor; New
Shoreham II for Fenner to IS for Carpenter, but
each elected Law and Order Senator and Rep
-rescntative; 30 That the Senate stands "a Law
and Order to ! Dorrite, and the House 50 Law
and Order to 10 Dorrite-vcry sufficient MAORI
ties.
The total vote for Governor stands
For James F-nn-r. Claw and Ord-r) - siis
lhos Carpenter, {Dorr1ir) 10
Majority for Law and Order l.1G
This will be slightly increased by the Official
scrutiny The vote of Foster was not full.
1t is proper to state that Gen. Carpenter ex-
pressly dsclaimed the validity of the Dor Con-
stitu,ion, and declared that of the legal Conven-
ton the paramount and binding law, until legally
changed. His party also distinctly acknowledged
the validity of the Constitution under which this
Election was held, and Of course repudated the
Dorr instrument. But the taint Of Dorrlsm was
upon them and it has proved their overthrow
Many of their active spirits talk Of leaving the
State for ever.
Conference.-The plurality Cor John Stew
art, Loco Foco for Congress in the New Haven
District is 81 in some l3, 600 votes, while 34l
were Goa 1cd into voting an Abolition ticket. But
for this, the Wing candidate would have had 2OC
majority. The Wing gain from last year is over
700.
In the Hartford and Fairfield Districts the
Wing candidates are defeated in the same way by
a handful of votes-no, fifth of the number
thrown away-and Gag Law Loco Focos chosen
This ls way the Political Aboltionists have Of
showing their aversion to Slavery.
The total vote Tor Governor from | 80 towns IN
full, from majorities only-is Cleveland 26,519
Baldwin 24,7774; Gillette LIT; scattering -
majority against Cleveland, 4s. This will doubt.
less be increased by the return of Abolition and
Scattering votes from the towns where ma]or'hes
only havo yet been reported.
New-Haven, Middlesex, and Fairfield Counties
have done noby, but in New-London and Wind
ham the Wings appear TO have let every thing &C
by default.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

TIE HupsoN RrER.-On the lst Of April a
man rode from Barnegat to Poughkeepaie, Six
miles north on the ice Of the Hudson, and return
ed the came way without accident. Loaded
teams crossed on the ice at Poughkecpsc that day
On the Cd man crossed with horse and cutter
at Milton, four miles below. At | o'clock of that
day, however the Norwich, from this City, forced
her way through to Poughkecpsie, spoiling the
cutter.man's chance to get back again. On
Wednesday teams still crossed at the Poughk'cp-
sic upper ie9aing, bur tha, day the Robert l.. Ste
vens passed up, brerking her way, we believe. to
Kmgs,on On Saturday. she made second effort
and reached Hudson We presume that by to-
morrow, If not sooner, a boat viii reach Albany.
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sY Mzrs MssaNsa9s Nail


r-.ssasss u 9ar rnsaass II
81 Il Z sgsa.apsl,na.. Asea s-7ssa
rassscusas1 w-..-4a ssae1a BOO IN osfsArsss = r's
Iivas-s- sss,,aS as5-Sezt bro hr"sa IA z'~"
ta--~ koa.-,.ssso A~ssy d-sieT' ~ ths sssPr -.
n.in pr,rv S, Praasy, ssa:e Frss 'rsr S'e'
h.sesx sdvsnerd 4.
Da So!lr tn EAsr OF Asr sV@rs' OF To- Ia.' Ssa
- Saturday an~a,rs thr so-ar Of Iafrd ssa
'sr-rr, ey joha Cob. Esq, iT 'asa- "sra'i'r a''>
Pt9rr L.
Jacob R,s~,y ,- richest essss We
uieA iossz Ina hr yzsazusF zanpz, TAssa ss
ss1r~s eoe.~gu-aes OF stse knsekrd S'~a aod fss
This. er-r- IA The ps.s Ssrrhrs s'tTara sr' ~
,inilar see'drut rhort Vs-.ioas to h.s t~Nth
Thosaas @. sp-as frem wkor esr rsaFsy al tnf
obsr-ar Fuslsr.,soa. hch CRY hs sss hrse 10
bal BY h~ Erorss- sar ,-1.l Rs- spse Gro W "eos
"A pas.v called the 5asy SsSfy-
BY lestrr frofn hrraseTy am lnfcrnd Of p"" eS',
sai .fray b>s~-a Ed~.ed MstE,w.n LsccFoco u-nsor'
OF tar E'ase oi Representative. u Phiis 3rlphls ousfy
sad Isn Br.t,oa, Editor Sr.tr isoi IN
winch tsr feszt ,faSsa tn in tn sheais~r s~af
"zr~u'cut ~s raging Hsrrissarx hoaext nod iace
sra' msn a.r a' rrefain has s-nu,sa pabe manner
arfai Il thS ,aA; Of party ps-sty ~
rh,uzs truly
During 'aat Htshs ,aa nsanS VI, h.r. A,a ,rest
s'n''ana asr-a a mr. as,iv fa!.c keos oricsk ,h,.
morning consderabi WITS s,.-I IA Lombard Il abv-
foa''h "a consequence Of tr snrnas o. ehnner wash
snm' Il oar dppatabi- companies ..r. ,srsa Ia drown
on; and dr'troy tn property of tho ,asnN.,
W. havr mad eo, two thru foreign annual. .sc- .,y.1
"hieh nfns a'9h'ns OF HT'rtanc~csSo-' tugar and
iissrs An acN- ba'a"s so,t- for lus.as IL. comrs
w-k.
Much sn,~ty i fiji Tho r.a ro.J -lect,oa. N u>--
dsy arNt sa'e'ss Ia che workiacmanS -ua BIGGEST Bob
Smith have hard him tIos"n VI in manner
BY nuIarroas merhsnies ~ haas eityau IrdiaS
him Of the Ec'st ,y,it-i ch.r,ct-r
g.azsaass.z.ss...
Cousr CALExpAs-This Day--Saper,or Court.
Nos SO, SIS, 81, 100. 80. 80, 81, %. lol, IS, IS,
St, 6s, So, 70. s, !, 3, -.
Circuit Court-Nos. -. -. ~, ;, IL, l6, 81
50, 50, 81, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

IT The Mobile papers state tina. Martin A
sn was killed. and relation of his named c B.
I - ss,,r,lv wounded by discharges from re
yolving pistol, by man named i"eS"''1' a
Perry in Marengo CO., Ala, few days ~nce.
The sff,,r arose from dispute concerning the
o,S-pershIp of horse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

NJ One of our citizens has rect.rto list OF
rem;ttanccs made from House IN Chicago 10
their correspondents IN New York, which have
not been heard from, amounting to something over
eight thousand dollars Ia drafts and bank notes
Thee rernittances were mailed on the 2Oth, 2Is'
and 23d day Of January last.
fCley,land Herald, Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

DEATH sY BuRxxo.-A little CIR! named Catha.
rinc Doye was al Is Elizabeth street 10 severely
burned by her clothes taking FIRE on the goth ult
TINT she died yesterday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
Low WATER MARX

Two Irish isborers were lag, week discharged
irorn work on the Ere Canal near Syracuse upon
discovery that they had voted the Wing ticket .
The very men who do this Will shed crocodile
tcars over Wing Prescription II a drunken OF
o,,a,rw8sou,e man is made 70 give way 10 better
ono with one with no thought OF has politics =
Mark them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

II Rev. ]. n MAsF,rT lectures in tho Mul
bcry-srrcrt Methodist Church tins evening, brior
the Rutpers-strcet Total Abstinence SOCIETY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

IL Mr. Bailey Chase, Jr.. of hewburypoH'
Mass, was so severely injured at Boston by the
falling of elect on board the ship Angelo thai
he died the next dav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

~ Prof VINES delivers his first Lecture ON
the Poi,y OF the Hebrews tins evening al INT
soc,e,y Library Those who feel the stsh'es'
;n,eres, in this ublec, Will do well to near 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

NArraAl.rzArroS.- 800 persons have oh
tanned their papers of Naturalization IN the our
of Common Pleas on Friday and Saturday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

ny" Gov. DAVIS Of Mass, arrived in the City
yesterday morning, and hastaken lod'ngs at How
ards's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
PtJgLIC NOTICE.


IA aricl' hesdrd To tn Public has rec'nth P~i1ta
,rrral of the oty papers ,gned Thops. Taras n'ii't
toa .fs,trd .p6E his, ~ bs,o sa1.aP.'.. 'sa
nyins ststssB mas p1be 10 the ptssts pS'oa'iT H
carrd by Sssds Ssr.sIsnila And rhsIess am
brought before the ubfc IL zach Il te,~ articles fei ri
daty make the following ~ fssfs IS {" AZ
coaerrn~ About he last 81 July 6n, nf AAsaf, Su
Nr, Tun'r the ~if. IL Thomas Turn-f, chii- "a NJ
qu-tiax errtihesr from that DIZZY nrdy 'Sd
Ia tt- b-ae6esuee Ot Nea'fs s'sb
thy had ,e,-,t.aed ,a' he P1s. COS ID - isb ~
h-r sarapadHs III r-comH>ad<slna fen s'iet a~ Ass'
Of .h- W ird h, which hey five. ths EiI'''r a
Church ~berr dry at,sadznis" fsray r'o'' $50
Certificate, upOa which wa snbseqa%asiy Ia! JFste ny
m~aria- hsd b--n nbtan-d Oa thu I'd u ASEHH ~
cAIi-' ga w,.ho- 10 nr;ie 'fF'S| ''
Which ,sb,~qa-aly iafors,1a ri,'i n' r'>4'' %
bon obaa.aad On ,hs I'd u ,agsa Ms Ayfp'f ."
me sgssu. rtsiia< LIS DgIteA c'ftLAr..r ~ ' -
thar Sad be~a -fectrd By ssaas saf''g''"' 'i
hashaad. Itrrots saca e,rfiasa.e. 3H.bFsessE -
supposed M ans Il thr ditsAA- with vhiah y '-
affected and th~ D<h.. qf tx eesl t4,J ~. 80
thru aid that l,r kas,b,nd had t@SSa tiS "a.
thru ~s.ks tbs, h.- raIaa hal IL! IN nm rai a.
30 his sork aud thai h 'eTy taasht"i '' ~.
h.a b--n -f-c,rd Ga ,iI~ rp>3iaz 4 " .''. "a
rali.d At Mr. Turn-r'. r~sia~u>r ar as1 20 2a
ycr,4tt0a M. h,u "a rylAtise % h. h'''" 80
u ery coed Tatair>t of N9"a EFt't'' a -
SaaAs'. S4f>slaI''la rt.sa his. No'r' - -'
want.J aas nor: .tryasrb ,aJ dr. ,i4 '1' - =.
s.r,,o,,,Il, hid ep,rt htn s.s3..,s' 20 f"t' -.
.a4 nus, e,af-,. Erf, ,f,-riy zs'oaisf,i ~ als4
Of IN. .r,.le IN .-,sraI pag.r, n,4s. RI, al
had srra made tn IA, AID ray-h fab ss!"'- ~ b
Thomr rGra~s' hal t,alas< e ''"'1H' 80 4
IL. Haysr II tsfs CIi. ,-7.,.. rs ~ q
p,.t1r of n, 4.,,iGal., .-rs.e.S4t 1s's' 49,
Sen-Y4rs Asfch 81, !ssa q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

II The total loss by the fire at Schenectady IS
estimated at $67 900. upon which was an iiisur-
ancC Of G2l 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

II SASugL MAcLEAN OF Saugerties, VINO lost
an arm in firing to celebrate the election OF
Harrison and Tpier and was thus rendered incapa-
BILE OF pursuing his trade, was recently turned out
OF palsry ofhcc By the efforts OF the pruiessed Ty
ier u,en CT that place. The removal excited SO
general disgust and INDICATION that Maclean has
Just been chosen Collector of tbs, strongly Loco
Foco town by over 100 minority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

MEnCo.-We have been shown letter, ne
ceivea IN town yesterday by one OF our citizens
from Gen Wool, Of Mexico. II was written al
Guerrero, under date of March 18th 1t con-
firms the report, that the Texan prisoners taken
at Mier, had nsen upon their guard at the ranch
OF Salado. By his account they killed tour oil u'e
peasants, or rancAeros, took frnn them their arms
and escaped The guard, it appears was made
up entirely of rancheros withou, any regular sol
diers, and this guard was to have conducted TIE
PRISONERS from Monterey to San LOUIS dc Poton
The cosnuandant general of the town of saitiio,
near By. raised force immediately, and pursued
the Texans with such rapidity, as to oVertake
them IN the pass of Mount PABLO. The letter
states they were surrounded, and most OF them
killed. The residue were compelled to Eurrence,
again, and were taken back under strong guard
to SaltiIio. From thence they were TO be sent off
immediately for the Castle OF Parou.
Mobile Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

L; A negro named Cato vas convicted on the
22d. ult., al Salisbury, n. c. OF scttlns tam on
fire, and sentenced to be hung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

70 The Loco-Focos are dismayed at the pop
ularity Of RoBEkr SMITH, as well they may be.
In their desperation, they yesterday got out an
Extra Piebeian, flied with the falschoods Of the
whole week preceding, and flooded the City with
it. trying to screen themselves by dating it Safur
day Ereninq. We trust this extraordinary desc
Grafton of the Sabbath to base elcctoneering pur-
poses will be rebuked as it deserves by our sober,
minded citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
FREEME:N oY SEwYoRK

". hsv, bon Obliged to crcw3 '@rsrai " ma ''fn
Anon, and W ard NrS,.uss u oar Firs' Par~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10
MONEY MARKET.
COW EXCHANGE AssOCIATIoS APRIL e.

Thu sai-s this morpaag WIRE sn noAe7afe ert~nt 40
=, -, variation Ia pTie-s worthy OF nosicr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

~ HISTORICAL LECTu REs.-Mf. LosD, os;tn
lecture On the Miadis Asrs wal sr yssa = ts ess o. ~
Urivrrsity co MaaaaT EreEius ~ 9 eaoek
aah;set-The S~atai sT,pr1 ma CasvsirT sae
Stcs1x s!cEess S3csvts, W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

~ FRIENDS OF REGULAR VIA NpMliSS!A-
TtQSs LcSIs 10 he Rfse' q ne oa t ,.,.,s to
ttrnd H.. Nesting u IF hfld sl9ad-y r,nas ieti IN.
Green Brosdw.y M-ssn. Asroa CLARK Jaises Y Thsy-r
.sd OF hers i'll aidrrIs thu ns-tpx
CHAS RlDABOCK. Ci,aiImsa Ward Conmitta~.
d. W. ", T,Ys S~.r,tAsy AID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

r CooSs. ATTENTION. TIL ncnbsr, Of tn
Gooa Club re,ors-h ca ,trr Stn Huariag
Ground, Stpad.y srsalng. April 10, ss., Eyaordrr
7. {. WPrTESBERG PI-sd-sf
Stand % FnuT kuaa Boys and ul- victory
ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

FL r A. Society s bod ozsr u ,hrk graf cserES
shes4.s Er-n.a Ami < tsis F,iI & xseas esa,f:
ss!esr.t-d ,p.aksn yin sadrs IN. me-,iny siHgsnE b. h
bco~-r And a4y Mitss, ehor I'D BY H.. Ca4y Ainl'
,lon trr-. lie w Z PHILL Fps S-rr.ttIl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

" siXTkESTH WAGl-.A nrgnlar n.-t.nx Of rh~
bid % Naaa, E',ngs kPal ,d, a, Fssritoa.
usr Of aT-t.n~ and l7th frpxt u n'cio~t -
HESf HkRxra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-10

. MERe ,,NrlLE LlaRARY Ass SOC = ,1sS
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A'e .al ~ ''' WIN. VI PARKS Re- Sc.
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beit, Naralp1s ooer Sdlaatlu6, Slerpens
febpdtbe coer Sic Ocnlcrcltr, ebroniihem
8beumatsmus, Imaurote ooer Slinobeit,
Saubbeit coer 6artb6risfeit, gborea cpcr
Ct Seits Sang, setanus ooer Bafens
tranpf ltnpercaulibfeit, Nttbma, Si6t,
Olutterplaae itno anosre neiblitbe Erantbeis
ten, onrcb Nnwenpun9 bicIes pateutrten u
peratus ,plrb bles eleetro:a :aalDaniIebc sS(uois
nin gum erttenmaIe in bic Se,pa(t Der Olens
fcben acbratbt. Gs Fam in belietiaen Quans
titdten 5n jebem 9beile bes Slippers arleitet
ipcrben ieItit 81 Dem Sebirn eines nellsebor'
ncn Einocs, init p6lliacr Slebcrbeit, obne
StoBe IN ibrem 5arten Saue, unc obne einis
aes lman9enebmee @efnbl. Scm Gtano oer
Olloe fann Der Operat6r ibre Ge,palt nat
lSllltubr III einem Nuaentlife perar66crn,
je natborm ite nctbia Iein mag, in irssno els
nem Sallc, i'm bas elcttriIhe Slubium nah
Dem tlrtiten Slt3e rin&epnrselter &rantbtis
ten Su leltem ,pelbe Icnt nibte erreih :
Fam, obne Den SDatientem III lcbabeu; mas
4lles mach ben Uollfcmmentten, ,pidenI6aftlis
tben Srnncfdbcn einacrihtet it, Oiefe
Sbatiatben, nlht eripieGen bureb etlpas ltnae,
wlhes oher 3rpeifeIbaftee, fonoern burcb Die
ilniploerleabariten 3eusni0e pelcr refpeftabs
ler Snr9er, DEFENDERS burb perftbicbcne ans
ae'ebene praftilrenbe Ier5te IN Ybilate(s
pbia; ,pctbe Bel oct Operation lno Den 6sis
lunaen ae9enwdrtia rparen. - Der ltnters
}eihnrte mar acacnpdrtia nno aber,euste ftdb
| erit r6llia, ebe or ben Iparat faufte inoem
CT 5uae9en ,par ,pie periebieDene patieAten
cperlrt nnb oureb ccien Nparat DSGia aebeilt
,pnrbelL Die Idcn frtber Scn oeu berIhmtes
item Ner5ten in pbi(apelphia unb Slsu Dorf,
ais nnbeilbar ertldrt ipcreen waren.
Scr ltnterihriebene tpiro in fener wob.
nun9 al ber OF pennltra6e, nabe Der gilens
babn, ieinen @e1hdften atiparten: taalib
bon ltbr Mcrsens, bis 9 l1br 2(tsnos;
9cnnta9s aussencmmen.
7. .1Iarfd,au.
Neabina, 9rcember 6. S9R.
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%. San., Ser Gecr9c Olcl Don Olaipens
Grief init, W1ib Sulanna IInaer prn2Binoior.
--ruret ocn Gbrp. Srn. 0cscpmbcs, i'll 8nts
let Gauntp Oblo, am 19ten San, 5err Sarl
Sausr, friber BON 8odlanp 9aunitbip, 9.
e., nit OliB SulaEna, 3cebtcr Don 6rlnrltb
QBesec, friiber Don Wlacuusp, 81. 6.
-curd) Den @brm. j9rn. Siaac Noller, am 81
ffsn San, Soerr o6iliam Sait NIT Osi6 prsils
Ia Stauot, bebe pcn Waratawnp Saunibip.
DIN 26. San, purtb Den @brn. lorn. &eibet
Sosrr QGm. Ol. Sifd NIT Mib @atbarine u.
Sdall, pon Orrpi9sbur9. SbuDlfia @auntp.
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Sin S6ullebrer

Wirc perlan9t. - 8ie osn eriten Gpri! 843
fam Gin autcr oeut1eber Cd ullebrsr, nit
cper cbne SamiIie, cine Dcrtb ellhafte Stele
erbaIten al cer >anaihmammcr &lrtbe III
$ansItbwamm saunicbip, Berfe gauntp er
mnb abersoie n6tbisen Senntnlde baben Die
Orael sn lpieIen Drr5nltnsen unb oemtftbe
Scbule sn balten. es 1T cine quite Bcbs
nuna, ,pie AUDI >ano, SoI5 nno 2Sleien babel.
es brauebt llb abcr &elner 5u melben Der
nicbt einrn suten moraliIben gbarafter auf'
meilen fam. - Olan melpe It6 bis oen IL.
Scbruar, az Der STRIDE bci ben Sprttehern:
Saect Sns,
Slatbam 3. l6aas.
Nrutcn SuB
Solepb 0cthenrrSsr.
<ansfhwamm San. 81, l84S.