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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

DENEFlT CONCERT.-NIr. John y. hy.r res
ID Iec,fny informs HI, friends n,i the pull, glse ,@ Wi MIL
give hi, ANNUAL CONCERT q n, aaGo h9o on t
e?nsen, assist Mr. Et 1 Lo der nr Hon. :, Nv
Mitchell EsQ.) Mrs. Wedeuholer. pupil q ,'. tHi'
linn SebafnS, hSs'H o. I h sS.
mens Tickets 50 cents TO be- had At the gIiuciFh M
Stores and al Mr. Kyles residence, q FORSYTH 81 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

4 MEXICAN MlJSEuM,mBsst NJtI1ct,ai,, ~. N
ANew-Yoyk !-NIAGNIFlCENT' MODEL OF lAiHN
Il comprises nearly forty thousand lWellh, n''e'sNs'f
th;nr being copied with the utmost lninutenes'.
Mr. WINC1IELL, in dozen different Sh1ractefs
Mr. SHERMAN the beautiful Ballad Singer;
ni;ss ADEI. AIDE. PHILLIPS, the best DAnztuse III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

IHTANTED--A situation in d Drugstore by
gen and speaks English we'll all the German dial ec-
He will be with rery aoeTa!c compensation tor
the present The ampst testimonials OF character and capa-
CT, Will be siyen. Address f. NJ this Office. my3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
Fancy and Ornamental Cake Bai,

NTANTED--A Situation as Wet Nurse, by
very respectable Young woman who had hRt one child
ard has fresh breast OF milk, bud can the best OF
City reference for honesty &e n. Apply At Nc. a Dean-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

NTEW-YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
~ ment. li2 Fulton-s,rect, near IL
Co invite the attention of their old and the pub
lie c present splendid stocks of urw manufactured
and imported Broadclo Cassmeis rich and elegant est
ins. &c which they prepared to make MP III. most
fashionable and durable styr, uni-cedent-di: o'"
b. the economies o! exclusively cash business and
tensive trade. Gentlemen assured that establishment
in the city can furnish elegant goods. make them
better style; while the prices the lowest cash stand
ard Orders filed in the shortest possible time terms cash
on ,.liy.ry myI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

NOTICE-By virtue of the foreclosure 81 .
~ Mortgage will expose for sale al Pubic Hria 20
Thursday, The fou. 9Th day of May INST, a 70 ofioN - 49,
forenoon Chatham Square ingram ARE eie' ~
stat, o gilt framed Looking Glass, Tables Ch2ii' al''
~: .YSrk. Nav ID. ist3 JOSEPH JENKINS,
mY3 q, Attorney for Mongagee, lcsten,e 2li tf..st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

" snll Po..-We notice with deep regre,, TINT the
Vaccination is recommended bu, the public should bear
mind that the only pIvenve against this loathsone dis
cause they cleanse purify the body from those poisonous
burners which when t2wn upon t skim are the cause OF
Small Pox generally begins with anguor and drowsincss
iness and omns with soreness Of the throat and other
three to six of Wlishs Indian Vegetable Pills be taken
night goins bed the body w IN short time he 50 com
pey cleanscd OF all impury tina; Small PoS indeed
other mllady II appears all, will be in mild form
10 he d,ssEmet Of all It's terrorS.
Wshts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve digcs
and purify the blood and therefore give health aud ,go
to whole frame well drive diseases OF every name
hom the body.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale of the medicine,
wholesale aud retaNo 2SS Greenwich street New or'
delpha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

and the facility Of from the city 9.ad,ri oe % M
mo- h-sra pia for the education of youth
The Rev Orlando Hartman, a. VI f,foi'9i ~ sgo~n
very corn;een instructor associated Win ne rnII
and w i'll design give efficiency 70 The titt w.
partment. WlbLlAh H. y ", = p'm,,,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

no ARCHITECTS The beautiful Plates Il
ERNST Korrs large work Architecture, engraved o
CONFER and in large folio size moderate price Tor sale
the German Bookstore OF EICHTHAL Y BERNHARD
No. Spruce s..
y Also great variety Of other German Books. my3 8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

DEMOVAL-Doctor Thomas Pitts having re.
N moved 10 No. Rutgers will attend to the duties OF his
profession Office hours from the momlng; to al
terpoon aud from 10 in the evening.
C~- The Profession BE- supplied with the compound
Sup-Suiuh, Magnetism. N.Y. e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

~ The Misses Havens will receive Young La
dies pupils No. ~ Lafayette Place and alter the hIs'
Of May: when The Spring ct their Boarding. ana Day
School ccgmeaeeS- MI "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

MoRISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
vi MEDICIN Est anton n the Propis Of America
We hereby certify rat rs FIRTH l. q F Gn
Lin Square. New iurE only GE NERAL AliESIS
the United States Of inslca I'D That neither H3n.ro
SHsrIEAEp MoAT nor GEORGE TAILOR: orr late Agent,
are way auihofs=, to rend Slorioqs Vegetable n
ysr<a Medicines. " limitations III circulation, tI'
Caution becomes highly necessary All persons selling oaf
Medicines the United States must have the authority oil e
before-naned Messrs. Firth & Hall.
(SiCisdl MORRISON, NIOAJ i CO., HySelsts
British Gollegeof Health, New Road London Jan. lSi5
Tn. above caution emauating from the British College OF
Hath LONDON viii b.. hailed with the warnest enthis.
sm br friends Of the Hygeian SYSTEM iasInach as
fsad 20 exBose and oppose the rorhlesS cotntesf Wic
lave been extensivsy circulated By hose who are as destitute
~ moral principle they ignorant OF The healing eF
The invaluable medicines Of b British College may o OBJ
tanned in original purity OF several gentlemen VINO nave
Eer agencies several Of the different States whose names
,.; he found in the New York Courier and EnIuire-
rh can b had also in the original packages Of the follow
ing sub-Agents, VIZ:
III" Ms Paul Poa * Co. % John
H H. Schieffelin * ca. i0i and Jog John ST.
J. c Whifmore. Esq. Is South 81.
Isaac Sasn 100 Greenwich st. 1-asEaEA
Peter Hampton, 100 Canal ST, New York city. =
Ne,srs Post * Lewis, jericho, L. /.
r. D: Barlweil Troy, New York.
Mrs. GoodE Utica, do
Mr. w H. Bartls Rochester DO
Messrs Cornwall & Butler, Pokeep5ic, y. Y.
w. j. Styl-e. Rhineheck, do
FIRTH s HALL. General Agents
rni,f No. Franklin square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

you wish to enjoy rich treat go and the Model
q Fans fancy are prcena the Bonlsy
Hal you are ouueing IN the Iouyre-behod the splendid
Church Of Notr Dame III fact Paris more cuos-
Ne, Than other city Europe, all OF which you can be-
hold hv tho Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
MIR. RRADBURY'S LAST JUVENILE MI
lNlSICAL EESrlN Nv III b. syen aL II Ii-,--N.y

1SISICAL FESTlVAL-Will b. gwen at ~. \ ~ ~
Tabernacle Fnday evening, may Sh, b. '' ~ as a-
youns Singers constituting the United Juyes' hoo
These pieces that admired ~ the tNpvalot NlI
la:h viii De- repeated with the addition oi many Ge
equally interesting.
Nr B. assures hrs friends whc honoVei HIM Nv rhsiT
sence the m festival April l9thl thar he : edeANonn 20
pre,ars still richer treat Tor them y MS last.
Tickets 23 centsfor sale AZ l99 BIoadwa 20 bts ,"aN
Ill Broadway; ~ Bowery 200 Mulberry sttrei' X Nst'
snert: LIS \assAti street; and n the d0oE ulE1 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

oDa yen Wv wan! to be 3sed SO S,;t to es Nsw ' ORR
sal eats hear jenkins comic stories his splendid singing
saa beautiful oanjopiayng, astcr Rather dance as ne
danced before and also wtnes the avorte pas seu
:, Miss Grayesall Tor shilling Picture Gallery Ciosi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
FRIDAY FVENlNG.

FRIDAY EVENING.
SooSs-A larSe collection OF valuable tsISsI o,ss IT.
elnding some from Ptlvsas LIBRARIES ,nd from me Strives -
y, AmonS The eoeetiSa i sgaikss Lie sd Wrass 81
Maora 2vs Rogers, Dictionary; AiaSNocts l3c;laI-
aTy Lord ByTons Work.. ", Ansoa', Sllias'i Ia
thous S4lIuS,; Authou Horace 70 Bars Rheioe Ass
lesous Slechouics ConpA;ioa Woods Bible picsioaIry
Eio,t'S Biographical Dictionary; TedGs j,os,B suf
ou,ion; lIs Cobb> Arlthu5etlc>; ~ NebAes' Spl.a
Books; Caihsrwcri's Nars Of JeIn>ars, Is Sho9
meats; IS Life OF Lafayette; q 5uiacr Str'r'iaSs t
toA's Bookkeeping; Air>wodhs ATM ptcuorsgs, li'
brcnche's Search AFTER Truth. ciic; Isda sci'- 'o-
Ea's Art of Thiskinc Tvs; Carron on W. .>r s st,
Of Raphael; M9ytimers nicton2.} OF S,ai Ky A.E
Dufeis Nature Displayed. 2v> Hegyeys Wosss tTs. =
iey's WORKS 2rs H.ntcu, Wv.Ss r.. Sc
Also Cabinets OF Minerals and large Spy Glass,
Also lot of Music, NasaIlly>, EaSNygg,. As.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Evenings,
10th and lin May, az u clock
VALUABLE ENGLISH BooSs.-An extensive eoir,iiyn ~
English Books comprising upward OF Q Volume 17G e'
bgscins most OF serGs Ancient and Modern h9itfs
nl,r.b aFnnt frF-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

NANTED-B3y steady young man, sitaa-
w porter in A Scotch Slh wants lace
cook chaeeEnaid Inquire AZ si2 Grsenw'eh street, mp
stairs
1ITANTED-A first rate Salesman, one who Is
acquainted with the dy good business None need aI'
Ply mis- I can ss 6 ne very W, ri % sc mi e
MANITOBA few first rate shirt makers, and
ard Others need apply; good stock makers who
viii work private honse Arpiy to s. William s. y Y
yNTANTELeA secondhand set OF Drawers and
w Fixtures suitabls for druggist. address j.
n. w act Lower Pos, Office. IL
UTANTEDlPlaces hy2 smart young girls for
chamberwo> light homework Apry AZ 20 I2sh St
J3T3NTEI--A place BY Protestant srrl. as
chAubernaid, TO sew ApFiy II l9i Green 1t
NTANTED---A place by q respectable slrl 10
cook wa,h and iroa. Good city references glren ~
piNat 1911 Mott ----t l' =
NTANTED---A situation by capable girl as
ciamhesnaid waiter Good references. ArP!y NJ
~ homison -. CT. ith -; M -
ttANTED-l26 Nassau street. agents clerks,
Partners, i'lars. boys. white IND ecoFed sif!s.
WANTED-A situation as gardener and coach
man by VERY respect able yonns ms who Is iTNy COM
mended by his last employee IN New YORK With whom he has
lIe' Tor NE last Gtis ao;s ,ddnsaed 70 s q &
m3 ST.
NTANTED--A Partner in hosiery and glove ard
fancy business other respectable business One expo
rirncsd preferred with sm, capital The al, -rtiser has
small capital Address Independence at the Tribune Office.
with real NAM and place Of Interview. ms ~
NTANTED-Two smart. active bows. 10 learn
the baking business, between III. Is and years
Those that we'll recommended may apply No
JOHN SNECKNER
mS3t- Fancy and Ornamental Cake Bakery
yIANTED.--A situation by a capable girl. as
y chambermsd or waiter or 10 do general homework
.Apfly At 2T Tenth ST my3 lw.
NTANTED--A Situation as Wet Nurse, by a
very respectable Young who had bRt child
ard has fresh breast milk onl give The best Of
CITY reference for honesty &e &c Apply at No a Deian-
cey-strset. ms -.
!S-ANTED--A place by a very good Cook with
Y the best recommendations. Arry At iSj Twenti.ts
]IANTED-.A Situation as Housekeeper by a
competent American lady with the best Of; references
Apply at 10 Orchardsteet ms ~
MTANTED--A situation in Il Drugstore by a
w young German who has STUDIED Medicine at Coffin
gen and speaks English we'll as all the German Dialects
He will be content with rery raoerae compensation tor
the The ampst testimonials oi character and capa'
CIT Will be given Address r. IT this office. my3 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as Teacher of the
German Language by graduate of the University OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

4iTANTED-A situation as gardener and coach
man By very respectable younS who fully con-
reer Tor ms business and will be eScsently well recon-
msnded by his last employer New ork with whom he has
iTe for the last 'sIs \ Addressed 20 T. 3, a; q G
Thorbura, No II JohHst VIII De mhsdalsly attended TO-
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

yNTANTEI1A secondhand set OF Drawers and
w Fixtures sutlbs for druggist. Address = J..
u NJ oct Lower Pos; Office. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

" Good Shaving Soap that is 10 make good thick last
lux ther not day the face but heat the skln soften the
beard &c Such L. the imported Naples Shaving Paste sold
al te sirn of the Americas eagle 81 Chatham 81 OF
a a. Fulton St Brooklyn scaled Joness Naples Sha''as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
81 s. DRAPER. Ir,-->tore 81 William street.

AT PRi5 AIE SNt.
An invoice OF Frtnch Mackna" ot,nket NJ szs', 'ls'
70 POINTS SUPER Waite on:e.s, SscdrT> 'rN me-, e>e
hdkis white aud crimson PLAN and figured sucsa
black blue and assorted servings, black saiiiiS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

AL-WILI.IAM DOWNES having
IL removed from 2 TO 81 Cedar (two doors from Wam)
would respectfully inform his customers and the public IN
general that he has purchased fashionable and cheap
soncrt of Cloths Cashmere. aud Nengs. which will be
made up order the latest fashion equal 10 IN the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

WA NTEI--A place BY Protestant girl, as
w chArateruaid muse ipply Il l9 Green st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

q ASrE,x,Sc B,,uTr.She must b. free fIcm tIeckics,
nies eruptcs s!e must not have dark or yellow
s She has any OF these disbursements, let her use one
coke Of the famous Italian Chemica Soap / sod al the
thla, ii State Albany, and $50 Fulton ST. BIooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

~ General Committee OF DEMOCRAIlt
WING YOUNG MEN for lGi3--New,f OH May l8i55.
Special Meeting of this Committee Will le held at Broad
way House Friday Evening, the 9Th OF May a. hall past
o'clock. By order. ,,--
G I + <. TAYLOR Secretaries m,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

VTANrED-Piaces hy , srnar; young girls for
W ch4mbrwos OF light homework ApTy az 20 eth ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

NEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at St 5O--a
~ cerree and convenient article for business men. For
sale by JENNINGS l Broadway, opposite the Fountain
y B.--, other garments prOpornoaably moderate pr
.as mn lsr;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

DENOVAL.-J C. Hooker has removed his
stock OF Solar and Chemical Oil Lamps from GG 10 itS
rlIN i>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

w ED-l26 Nassau street. agents. ! clerks,
p,rtnrrs fcdlars boys white ,ni 2cclored sir!s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
JOHN NJ RUSSELL.
Concord, Feb is, 1913

CARD. The Subscriber gratefully acknowledge,
the reception of repeated presents, and tohe ems Of
gard forn the citizens of l'usSuupsic and vicinity par
,cuInrh the very liberal donation in clothing and pre-
vision for his family on the eighth instant.
t,>t,a
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LoWpRICEs-LOW WAGES -Tvrpv,
lNJWN.


We have nearly reached in ,hc.o,..
l"o' q"fe 'h""gh) the hard money spcco 1"'c
lIi es, we USED to hear 10 much or v,, ,"''e0cy
ON one side, and Van Buren on the c,,,. '"''oa
d'da'c" Tor lho Presidency There !. n,on, Can
specie M The country now rs there |. L,,n,. "''A
Gold IL as plenty MS ever will be IN .n r'S"-
where gold or silver alone is to constitute ,,o .H
cy' We are nearly in the condition or ,,.,, ''''e0'
ey countries, or il not quite there G,o, ""'
there. The l."horer now is pid ncny, a., o,, @
France or Germany and fods it almost ~. ,rr
obtain work; and as he fully approximate g..
money system, he will be quite us we'll oc,, ""'o
I"hor"r in l.onnbardy, or Napcs or Tu,kcv -,
there is an exclusive hard money currency '"''
We, oiIhe United States, not cor,pn, ,,.,
sound specie and pnper currency we had :, ,,,' y"
when Gen. Jackson WAS elected to the prc,l,.,.
have been trying now for some time, to no,o -, Il,
81 or $50, 900, 900 Of .pecic, to rrpy.,e., ~
property, and all the cnrrgy and copacilv IN ,.n..
tee nnii|ionS of people Now diydmy ,b.s. 49,.
millions of dollars among these seventeen MI,
it gives Us not five dollars each To rcprc,c,, II
have or all we earn,-bn, when VIC rcmcnrc, a.,
the mUio9arieS, such rs John Ia"ob Asia. ,..
good part ofttcse eighty millions, it leaves ,,o u..,
mass If society nothing at MI 10 rcprcsru, nj, bo
duslry or capacity they have. Thus, hen coJ ,,..
is money, AMI noney is made scarce, md ,lo ~
ioaartes mon"poize even that scarri,v, !, is,o,.,
all To he wondered N. that Real Estate i, wu,, h.,
little in money, the produce Of FARM. less and Yol
lennt Of all Hence low prices, low wages, and sv.,,
thing down.
We are thus reaping the harvest sowp or,b,I
money currency. he fruits Of t'.. "eNpe,i,a,,"ot
1890 81 81, are yet upon us. We ara r,h,i,,
few Of the on,lortS and lnxurcs Of n hrd roo..
government. We ATE about rs well off ~ the poona
of France, where there is one bank with a very "a.
siric,cd currenry,nnd mt quite hady Off as Names
or Sicily. or Turkey. where there is no crrLn. M,,
pure hard money government, With nullir, hat
h"d money, hard 4" oney principles nrsl continue
'f gold il the only god that effect the srea inter.
changes between man and man. we must live a
people Ito here that kind cra god is cxrlrsyeI, A.
d"rcd. II us once an ca this country was vel
enough Of. hui this i. oISo'e,p ard now we pre egrn
ing European fashions ~. T. Express.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

strangers, without tho excitement Of being driven
from, home and liend4by fear of the epdemic,would
prove highly injurious, irnot fatal
So far as have been able TO Judge from ohserva-
ton and from information derived from physicians
who have had experience, think, with Dr. JeweU'
that these eases are not necessarily so fatal us has
been npprehended There are physicians here who
have successfully treated several cases of this charac-
ter, who have no doubt, won gladly give any IN
formation To another physician who should desire It,
and thus carry out the very proper suggestion, with
which DR.. Stevens commences his remarks
Yours Truly, O. NEWCOMB.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
From the pM'adr'phia Times
FULL PARTICULARS or YwcN YIN CIT.

FULL PARTICULARS OF TW.cA YIN CAT.
ASTEOrHE-I1S TERRlGlEENFh AMY &c.
We gave on Saturday morning NrleF Na frlr
accurate account q Ii NE 1T 'Icly wc @Hlc
event. The rit WAS full Of il tit day Twas I'D
>tiii is, the suhie. cf almost every coNer'"a; ard
an intense and e"ger desire prevails o The pat di.e
puhi' to learn evety little lncid ut cuunc'td NIhh
Strange to say, popular opinion i, auoN uara.u'
" in favor Of ,oung Mercer. Even wiie they a.
ment the sudden deccasc Of iehe'ton, c'eg hGy
"xcloinis hat hc fully mcred the fn,' be- net WIN
There is srnrce'y solitary exception of!' oA'
mcnt, five except tho inmNlrae relatives 1id o'''
cia,es Of iaher,oa, some of whom we regret Iosay
are husily engaged just now in circulating mdd"cn
natig gross isehontls in relation to tie yong LADY
hose unfortunate hnprudrncc has carsFi '0b
tronhlc in the hope "f altering thu state Of the PuO'
lie mind, and crealingn prejudice against tie P'H'
oner.
As TO the lady, we mentioned w Tri'a, a't Ie'
for refusing to publish all the details che'Ne'
of error She is m"re child. Her arNNdN'a'"
with Heb rinn was accide.tal. She WIS ""'N'
in the ways of the word lie was prar"rd " I"
lis duIIiri,ies; he was handsome. 'r>ino'ing pre-
possessing, id and mtfol. She cso"e "'.'n''"
with him. He took advantage of her Hse a'G "'O'
We say more. -,
The deceased was named l'ahIoa IIutrIIn"''
beron' lie was % years Of og", rather '"'
trcnrly well formed remarkably fall F"
was always dressed in the extreme d ''g 'E''
(cnrsei,ed. padded Sc to n'c~'y,) Ia" tat"
il hrilIiaut and rnlish eye, wore II @oaH''"' =,
il god headed cine, and was always 'c"" p""
by small brown setter dog, with a '"'"'
which his (Nebcrton's) name WAS e"9'''' ~, and
lie was son Of the lat. Nr John C' 'F'' ia
was left pa,rimony of no ordinary 'n"' ,,o If
had squandered it almost er'"ey :"
his death. ,a mo
,,eberton had nothing todo; WIS 0'"'' ,ooo,
profession; and for want Of no Oe''' sensual
perhaps. if not from IN inherent t'''' ooy 10
pursuits. e> pended most of his time 0'o I'd, Oh.
bo,,cs 10, often successfully having '0' 'I r..w
;rct III. ruin or any Young woman t" "'",. ,,ad \
tool, a liking. I'c was consIdere" -, biuI, one
.ladyk,ller." If runor do mol c"'"''' ,.,a ,fOrt
or,;, ,nc,,,n,te victims is row an ''''"' ,;om
,r,us, If Refuge, another was 'N"a W." While
state Of dsgraco up to the day of ms ''I m'yy ure
''e - n,o,, orr city are Indicate" ""' !.,,h
fell beneath the establishments VI "''
and deceitful tongue ,..,.,rouhG isi"
The l,dy WHO brought aDo"' '"' h,v re.pcrr"
daughter of ! honms ''''''' ,.s.drg al ~
Clergyman in nGluent crc''''S'0" 49,, !. ony sin'e"
"A @ usen street, soulhwark. 7"' -
wears Of age ,;or motor in tbs "
.;h, 'n a,a ""' Is named Singleton Mercer ''
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Master Reed the hEe fellow now oro,,
Museum is undoubtedly the hrc,, 'ag The
age ever known, he WINS ham i, , ''''" oTtiS
this State, in 1892, aud copsccr,,,,, '''e'"o' 10
yc"'" Old aud yet he is full five feet wu ", O' Il
and weighs @o5 pounds! Ills flesh D., "' "sI,
h''n and compact, and his coun,e,nncc ho, ,""'"y
y hue OF health lie is lively and good On,n "s TO-
remarkably good scholar Bostoo o,, "''"eO'aHd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
Orleans. Feb. %, lS43.
NATIONAL WIG CONVENTION.

a general desire having been expressed by the
Wing Press that the Wing members of Congress
would hold consultation upon the eXpeiiency of
n National Convention FOR nominating candidate rnr
President and Vice President, such meeting
held on the evening Of the 9Th of February, when
Senator Dayard Of Delaware called 10 the chair
and \ II. II. Stewart Of Virginia and John Z. Clark,
Of New YORK, were appointed Secretaries.
1t was agreed by the meeting that il wo I'D be
pedient to hold Wing National Convention AT T}a-
more on the Sd day of March, 1s44, to he compos
cd Of delegates from the several States corresponding
in number with their representation in both houses Of
Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

NEVER Do Ir stop in the aisle porch after
the services are over, and how dye do with
Dozen Of your friends. thus preventing tie remainder
"f the congregation from passing oct II they have
heard all the particulars Of your domestic ntinrs--
auL tie health of ''i!l the chid.en 1T homc,'' be
comes known to hall the congregation by the
tine you reach the street door. ...
COON MANNERS