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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS

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,as Woodstock, Baker; Trinidad via Aux Cayes; Frank,
Lewis, NYork CID q Lamar. Sannemann, do Sid Mary
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York: Abigail g. Eliza, Perkins, Boston.
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spooi; Louisville Hunt NYork; Canopcg,, Vaughan do
do; Mined, Chadboune Boston; Lucy Ann Snow do Pow.
httan Saunders Charleston; Standard (B Adsms Barba-
does; Glide Swan, Belize, Hon.
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LATE FROM MATAMoRAs.-By the schooner EN-
blem, we have received Matamoras papers of the
10th ult The E. sailed the 18th, and laid at the
she was spoken by pilot boat, that informed her
that news had arrived to the effect that the Texan
prisoners, on their march for Mexico, had risen on
the guard, dispersed them, and effected their escape
by way OF Saltlllo We hope this news is true
". D Bulletin March g.
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90 BRISTOL'S SARsAPARILLA is A RARE
and invaluable combination of vegetable remedies of es.
tabshed medical value and from its peculiar properties
is almost nfable in all complaints that arise from impu.
rites Of the blood from the morbid action absorbent
and glandular systems from constitutional indosyncra
ces hereditary predsPositon, and in general all chronic
and long standing nrmities and irregularities of the
frame. To all the diseases in which it has
been found to be sovereign remedy would be make
this notice much too lengthy, and only sug-
gest the reader the value and importance of this
ration and refer him to advertisements in the public pa
Pers for more detailed intelligence respecting its efficacy
in nearly all cases OF complaint except those Of the
ordinary endemic and epidemic character.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Wm Burger 80 Cortlandt
street Rushton and Co., Aspnwall Milhau's Phar.
macyj Syme, Bowery; Trippe Division street and oil
Fulton, and druggists generally.
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BEAUTY'S TALIsMAN.
n dialogue between two Young Ladies'.

= - CHARLOTTE.
why, bless me- Eiza how handsome you're looking!
HOW primarily ia'r and II seems to me too,
That your forehead expands while on mine, how prc
voking ~
The hair keeps encroaching, whatever I do
ELIZA.
Indeed, ma belle Charlotte, Gouraud's Eau def Beaute
This brilliant complexion has left as its seal;
And as TO the forehead you praise 20, scout,.
Twas defined as You see, by his famed rculrc Sub
tile.
The shade on my lip so revolngly mannish,
As well ms the hair that my forehead concealed
Was compelled by the Same preparation 70 vanish
And now lip and brow are both fairly revealed.
Thea haste to Gourauds, Walker street. sixty seven
You'll find --
CHARLoTTT.
Dear Eliza you need say more
am off, am off for can't rest by heaven
Till I've been to Goursud's love and So,
.au rsvoi'
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The receipts Of cotton this year are 90 per cent greater
before than compromising for the reduced
price The crop of Northern Alabama. which is not in
cuded in the receipts Mobile equally prolific. The
prices low the relief from han oppression
enables the planter n reduced cost and thense
to realise sres'er prOs than when lPspsr prices are
high.
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUsEUM
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
is NOW RE,QPENED.

NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
Is NOW RE-OPENEDi
III. Z. II. DEVOE, Manager.
ins e;abishment contains almost endIess number Of
RAKE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF
- NATURE AND ART!
Neatly and tasteuly displayed tee spacious halls and
.,.,.. boasts Of verv
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
~, Exceeding IN extent and value other America
The manager has engaged for short tint only sublime
and beautiful exhibition of
D, THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
GkoWf OF TWENTY.THSEE F PHGaUtRE Ss' 0'
~ IN STATUARY, THE SIZE OF LIFE.
thus solemn and impressive Our Saviour
aigned Prisoner with Crown of Thorns upon His Head
Plate.
In addSp e b eSHye ss MspaFs, b.: the
Gypsy WOMAN,
.Frem England.
She wishes not to impose the pubic, BY making then
NEW FORTUNE TELLER.
Possessed with supernatural powe-but the contrary
claims publicly to be able 70 instruct others Of kood
THE PRESENf,
o., . AND THE FUTURE.
ohe VIII tell persons whether they married not
what KIND OF husband wife they will describe own
Characters and give host of facts and
founded on her knowledge ofhe mmuabe
Iogy philosophy &C. A. proof Of the
deds Of our first citizens including cleHymen judges atior
the city.
Admission the Museum, Is cents; Children half pncs
An charge Of 2k those who consult the Esy
Woman.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT-Geo. Brent,
collector of customs at Alexandra, ID. G, vice Jo-
seph caches. Greenbeny Dorsey, receiver OF pub
New Orleans, La.
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CHATHAM TuEArRE.-A prize play written for Mr..
aries Eaton, called the "Parricide," will be per.
med this evening, with powerful cast of charac.
+, Mr.. Eaton himself sustaining his original and
orite part of Count Montaldi. Mr.. Eaton will
the course of the evening give his celebrated
tations of the greatest living actors, which
me are worth treble the pnce of admission
Der attractions II high order are announced,
| ich caunot la, OF securtg an Overlooking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

o. Joseph G.. Masten, the democratic candidate,
has been elected Mayor of Buffalo by majority
of 1853 votes.
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NJ A R TIM E RAID
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem Il favor if Captains of Vessels will give
10 ConmodoIe hoBERr Su.vEy, Of News Fleet Re
pot o. The shipping LEFT the Port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their Passage, List of their Cargo and
nv Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
RESPONDENTS at home abroad, will confer favor by
sending 20 hs Once all the Marine lntes they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
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GO THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE
guaranteed to all forms Of secondary syphilis. Pa
tents effected with pains in the bones cutrneous erup
tons sore throat and every other symptom indicative OF
the existence OF venerea faint, should this specific
without delay Sold in bottles at ST each in cases of half
asdozen bottles, SIS, Forwarded to any address)
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office OF the College o. Nassau street.
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Domestic Importations.

PARAIschr faIpss bbs hasam capava A cs india rubber
bks cocoa Corning & son. WV
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01- The President of the United States has recog-
Missed Silas Gore Whitney, as consul of Venezuela,
for the port of Boston.
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fn7- PETERS, VEGETABLE PILLS. WORM LO

90 PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS. WORM LO.
FENCES, Cough Lozenges, Cordial Lozenges and Poor
Mans Plaster stand at the head the classes of remedies
to which they severally belong We might astonsh the
public with an account of sales-not imaginary
one but extract from Dr. Peters in doing SO
should feel bound to publish corresponding list of
and that should be compelled occupy the
city for the next two months We the propre-
y Of stating the number OF tons" and millions of this
and that which have sold, and giving only list Of
five or six the result We leave it for our
envous competitors to give them 1.-TWO penny worth Of
bread to that nolerabe quantity Of sackp Peters Pills
and Lozenges known by the they have perform
ed and being known appreciated, and recommended
by all who them which proof positive of their
ordinary and beneficial effects Principal Office l25 Full
ton, corner OF Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

REMOVAL We are requested to state that the
ice of the Jefferson Insurance Company is re-
|ved to No. 30 Wall street, opposite the Mer
hits Exchange.
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: CHESTS PRERA.
Pharmacy, are guar

90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA
red by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy are guar
anteed to the worst of Gonorrhea elect or
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra, without faint
ing the BREATH dsagreeing with the most delicate
mach. Te purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis, II cured Price
So each.
BY authority the College of Medicine Phsrm cy'
81 Nassau street, y. v.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent,
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90 FIVE YEARS EXTENSIVE USE OF DR.
Shemans Medcated LozeDges and the sale Of over one
hundr ed tons has esablshedher reputation far above
all other medicines. Many who onved the Doctors po-
pularity have tried to rob him OF share OF the profits by
getting up limitations TO palm upon the unwary for the
genuine shermaR's Lozenges They sometimes say they
Save been employ by DR.. and all OF
tricks and falsehood TO gain little credence. But they
have far found their efforts impotent and dying
away like mushrooms All who have a cold, cough,
headache, sea sickness, palpation, whoopng cough,
consumption, asthma, any ordinary complaint, should
resort at once to the genuine Sherman's Lozenges
Warehouse JOG Nassau street. Agents, 40, ava and
459 Broadway, 227 Hudson street, II East Broadway;
10 Aston House, 1879 Fulton street. Brooklyn aud Led.
ger Buildings PHILADELPHIA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
The pnbiic respectfully informed that this establishment
Will be re-opened on
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH is, 1853
rsW comedy IN FIVE acts Performing nightly,
"oeh Harden Thar with ns'hgu.hsd entitled
~;,k , - nv THEIRS AND DAUGHTERS,
.n powerful cast, scenery. decorations and appoint
To b. followed by the
. ~ "A -. ~, ATTIC STORY.
BOXES, DO cs PIT, Is cts; Gallery, i2x cts m8m
CnAIIsAm THE Il ~.
-, REDUCTION OF PNlCEs
Dfess cents; f 6k Uup-r Tier al< co n
MONDAY EyyNlN'- will be performed '''
PARRiCiDE
After which,
X Y H.
To conclude with
THE TWO TIlOMPSONS
Doors at ~ o'cnck snd this pert .dnarc. will eom
n,nce at precisely ~
nI1CHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE--
~ Broadway New YORK.
WHITE CAT.
After which,
RICHARD No. III.
To conclude with
NO SONG NO SUPPER
- The Doors will be opened haifrast 8,
ormunre' commence a7 eycrv evening
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NAvAL.-The U. S. ship Maria arrived at Curacao
on the llth ult. from Laguayra.
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Az PROGRESSION vELpEAu,s CELERRArEp

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills to all gonorhqa glee,
any unpleasant discharge from the ure,hra in
me and fer than any remedy present known. Since
their introduction into this country by the New York Cob
ege of Medicine and Pharmacy more than a thousand
boxes have been sod and the College dchcs single in
stance Of failure to be shown.
Professor Velpeau the celebrated dcoverer of this spe
cifc after experience OF twenty years in the hospitals
OF Paris that these pills the only remedy that
has been known never TO TAIL in efecting Sold In
boxes OF one hundred pills at 81, at the
Principal office and consulting rooms Of the College
~ Nassau street, New York.
w. q. RICHARDSON, Agent
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The banks have diminished their liabilities during the
year 1884, s7soe7 and have paid bonds sos
a reduction disabilities 81 sso7s7. The circulation of
the banks will probably be mostly absorbed in the qui
daon the debts due them. The real debt of the State
expressed only by the amount Of bonds 80 bear
ing interest ssoooso to meet which the specie in the
vaults has been appropriated far will go, and
levied to thereafter. The Of the State
Of Alabama immense The following is table Of the
receipts Mobile from Sept LIST to date IL years. with
the prices ct this time In each year
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AMERICAN MUSEUI.
Marble Building, Of Broadway and Ann street,
T BAkNUM, Manager.
n,,x ON MONDAY. March 18th,
BENEFIT OF H. q. SHERMAN AND j.
HALLET
VA winch occasion the folio combination of talent will
.,ppea Mrs Bouard, Mrs Lennox Mrs Philips. Mrs Nc
DUAL Msse. B'ron, Rosomond and Hood Green Mountain
ppy, Mttsr Edwards La Petite Celeste Mr.. Boulard. Mr.
nossop Nf Holman Kavanah, Brown, Noshier, T q
Booth, Stickney. u @ Sh.rman
THE LADY OF THE LAKE
a., beanul Diorama OF the FAIRY'S PARADISE-INDIAN
WAhtiOtS ron their Western WIds including Chief OF
ne sac 10Y and low Tribes seen during the IA
TIME ONLY. The MELOUIAN, an immense and maTni6.
cent Musical instrument plays itself the finest Fan
REPRESENTS A FULL ORCHESTRA.
Vivaldis Italian Fantoccni-H q SHERNANth. R,,.a
SingeI-T O.. BOOTH. the Comic singer-lA PETITE
CELESTE, the danseuse-Miss HOOD in Comic 1Rea,s
tons.
PHRENOLOGY.
An Eminent Professor DDS daily and Practical Ex
sninitons and Charts Developments and Character
fling charge,
Jus, added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
AhGOu X, made and worn 300 yesrs
. GRAND COSMOltAMA-ALBINOL LADY.
Fancy Glass Blowing The free list is suspended.
AN ExPERlCNCED TAXYDERMISTm engaged, aud
persons having birds wish
canhaye them mounted in the best style.
DAY visitors admitted FREE Evening
formances at half past O'clock
Day Performances every Wedne and Saturday afternoon
att o'clock.
Admission to all IS cens--Ch children half price, mIa
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS-The late firm Of JOHN +.
~ DELAPLAINE co. OF the city OF New York, mer-
chants close the various debts bonds notes. Judgments SC
due will gladly receive full payment, and ia
compromise for much less than actually due aud they Invite
their debtors kindly attend to this notice,
desire publicity their intention dispose public
auction, the Merchants Exchange of all debts settled
ne
list Of those that do settle will he published but far
nient, will be the gentle debors.
Apply to JOHN v. DELAPLAlNE,s wal 81
New York ilth March lsi3 mig lm'ge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-13

In the Ohio Legislature the 9Th inst Mr.. Byngton
moved amendment to the appropriation bill, restrict
ing the Auditor of State to levying amount OF for
canal purposes not exceeding that of last year.
This power is conferred by law, upon the Auditor of
State and is understood that the Auditor will be requr
cd increase the of the State for canal purposes
three mills per dollar or sO2 900 above the rate of last
year.
A debate going when the House ad.
journed.
At Mobile the LIST inst. the Bank of Mobile was
checking New York at Ii per cent The condition of
Alabama is sound, and that the Ubiquitous banking
system is abolished she bids fair be the most pros
porous States of the Union. Her State Bank system has
been of the greatest inflicted upon peo
pie. The may be summed up as follows
IMMEDIATE MEANS LIABILITIES OF THE STATE BANKS
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s7,los. 400 1866, ls5 5,259, sos / ,o7a %

DEsr or THE STATE or ALABAMA, The AMOUNT Due
rorsoH BAsE on Norris AND BILLS
Tlxs Slate yDHe n,fs RopLe
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Nancy steveas from New York for New Orleans Feb 81.
lat IS 40, lon 60 S..
America Pomerey q hours from Boston for NOeans. Mar
|, Great Round Shoal w 20 miles.
Marion of Portsmouth, Boston or Apalaehieoa Feb 20, lat
40 "a, Ion 68 Ii.
Phena BAXTER 81 hours from Boston for Philadelphia Mar
/, aht lat al, Ion So
An Easter brig steering Sc with boz shocks deck Mar
L. lat Al 30 Ion
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23
tpu, ri Last.

The Nscius = L,adcEvolS, has al las, broke
silence and res aJJed to the call Of the Indiana
Convention for definition of his posilion," bot Il,
IL sbev, az good IS impossible 10 learn what his
views are from the dozen columns OF words piled
together Ia IofE. OF reply. The for has only stuck
h,. a,l on, fsrenoogh TO identify the snmal wihou,
giving any indications Of the mood he ism Laugh
able as 1t Is, nevertheless 'us true, Mr.. Van Butcn
telefs Tie iuqurers again. for the forie,h time, To
his letter 10 shettod Williams as luminous ex-
position Of all that ever need he known OF him. In
his own estimation, there appears 10 be something
10 that letter worthy Of being had in everlasting re-.
membrane, fof it has been his textbook since
!, vas written And at this late day II any man
wants 10 know what Mt Van Buren's sentiments
are on any point in political theology. why, he must
60 hunt up that "leiier 10 Sierrod Williams" or ge,
along without; knowing a, ALL The letter to the
Indiana Committee is perfectly characteristic Of tho
man, his messages, speeches and all his public doc
umsnts--lOLg winjed proliSiiy, dreamy vapid,
poin'less no,hngness.
The truth is, Van Bgrsn has a mos; desperate
game to play IN order to get much notice taken Of
him or his claims on his party, and he knows it,
That re has los, casse with his party is abundsn,ly
proved by the singular fact tina, he is hercely OPP
posed By those very states which before went full
slreDglh IN his favor, Bot NE is determined 10 play
his poor band 10 the bes, advantage since there is
no chance TO pack and deal in this game. There
fore, instead Of committing himself 10 any course,
he keeps under covert until all other probable can
diJaies had taken position and given INN the re-
served privilege Of accommodating the ground for
The best relative arrangement OF ms own II to
court the south promised best, he could DO that, il
the north, why he would do that or If blinded
ambiguous exposition, so adapted to apply 70 all
factions and sections Of the patty withou, predlec
ton for the peculiar notions OF either promised best
that should he his policy which, indeed, was tive
one chosen. Ultra sou,hernism--mid southernism.
md miIfursrm, had already beer proiessed by
one other OF hrs four anianonists; leaving him
no chance at all for wihou; taking a path al
ready occupied, unless 10y taking the opposite OK
IRENE Of coming out Wing. That, Of course he
will not do uiihOut getting good surety ha. The
Ways trouid accept and nominate nun. Therefore
/, becomes his necessary choice to hide an he dark
NESS Of has o9n itsh. His whole letter is one OF
those iwo.sided, sulul double dealing. daubng
contfvances 60 s,er the local prejudice. of all sec.
iions, for whch he Is so notorious |, is a mirror
I'm which ans sort Of fish, foul animal OF creeping
thing in the political world may look and see each
hi,rown features rene c,ed, and imagine the arts,
painted IT there expressly token of affection for
him alone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23
ANOTHER RAIL ROAD

4 writer bc Bennington G2xct,c. over the sig.
nature Of Vermont YANKEE scouts al proposed
ra,lroalroIis lor the benefit Of this State which
has yc, been spoken or and proposes one from
Whitehall through Hampton, Pouliney, Wells,
Pawlei Ripper, D5rse,, Manchester, B nnng,on,
10 Prusded Mass,
What an AID tia, would be to Vermont would nj,
it, Our valuable quarries, be thinks, might then
have rnos wonderful facilities for transportation
bu, he forgols that our iron, marble, &c. must
be carIc! 10 WiiicIaHV This Vcrmon,er is a
green On, If indeed he be any Vermonter at all
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

AID now with this PLAIN stat, men, NJ =
turn the gentleman over to Gen s Va, D
lacr, Of n York, who has promised +, 81 ".'''
veraciiy on foundation that will M, !, 3
beyond dispute hereafter, until | can ~. ~
pleasure Of approaching him more nes,lv y, z
representative character, which shall A. -
the adjournment OF the mex, session Of Gen..
# the law. of,he country are to be any ione.,, =
served with bis pernicious example hoC.'.
when il will afford me much pra,iGcs,,o, !.
respect. 10 him again. JNO. NJ BOrry"
May, slh, ls43
City OF Richmond, 10 wit
This day personally appeared before N. =.
dsrman for the city Of Richmond, John %
who made oath that all the fact. cont, mol "a
foregoing communication are subs,anu,u, -
literally true. "
Given under my hand and seal. th, 9th 4, ,
May, ls4S. JAMES EVANS !
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23

The Miller Tabernacle al Boston is said not TO
be much attended now We read of falling ouav
IN The last days therefore this may be regarded as
one OF the signs OF the times"
While on the subject, we wish once NOR. to revert
TO Nj. Mlllers lectures in this place some four
yesrs since. Speskng OF those presaeed Of "tbe
end which were TO have place in ine last few
months OF earlhs existence, he commenced ONE
what at length oe tie predictions Of wars and blood
shed spoken Of by Christ at.d instructed US TO eK.
peel before this time 10 nearly the whole civiliz
Cd world involved 90 enc general massacre He
sid lie expected tits oommoiion 10 commence in
the east and extend wes,wa I'd nil IL had spread over
the world. The unusual peace among the nstio..s
OF The earth for the past year, and its soody pros
peci for the present, does seem much favorable
Mr.. Miler's calculation.
Bot II nav be said ",his - a mere specula,ive a.
pnion Of one man on The point having nothing 10
do with evidence OF the truth OF the erea, question "
TT . nav be- aud mas be said Of the whole
tFA'ea altogether, 60 fSf external evidences are
looked to for proof How much eoiac.dsnce he NAV
hod between profhecy ard tie later history o! the
ho'sic OF the early history or theChrstsn era, we
cafe not 10 inquire, 90 ong all the proIimae ey.
idesees disPiove bis theory
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-23
WHAT Is HAPPINESS :

Let a man have all that the world can gnLa
he Is still unhappy if he has grovellng' aa'
Meeting mind Let him have his gardens
fields, his woods and his lawns, Or graad''
plenty, Ornament or qualification and ld a''S
have neither field or garden-let him only 9
at nature with an enlightened mind-a mind VIZ
can see and adore the creator in all hi' S%'-
can consider them as demonstration, Of bis P''
HIS wisdom, his goodness, and his truth the .
" greater, as well as happier, in his pO'ery :
the other in his riches The one is llae h''
than beast the other lnlle lower Than an ~
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Gsasi HERALD.
TUESDAY vIyG-nAY2s
STATE CONVENTION

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saS 'EA,ilsit zach, for he pp,pes, sbers ifsi,d il
tfgscisiiy isporisa1 es4 srsiorc particularly d.
r,sS that soi slssi, ieEH n srrrni should be-
ss,,s,tfcsf,s al rad Stale CoErtniisa, " iro o.
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ERasTes fIsSssKs, H.ANos CAsrirlp,
JoRs 4. COSAET, Jons A. ptATr.
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Stale Central COMMITTEE