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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14
THREE WEEKS.

In three weeks the Sd volume of the Ace
Expires. Our arrangements, in relation to
Enlargement and improvement are so near
y completed that we are able to assure
bur friends we shall do all we proposed
omctime since, The MreeAgents who have
awarded us money to assist us in our
fAvy outays, have our warmest thanks.
P"pse of our subscribers who have come
|fward promptly and paid us their dues,
ave our thanks also and as for the rest,
no have done nothing for US, we shall not
fturn them the same coin: we shall do
Hnething for them, by the middle of May!
here is no reason why man should not
Py Tor his newspaper as well as for any
ing else he has, and if any of oar sub
|rlbers have taken it into their heads that
e intend to print paper, either for the
pod OF the cause, or for their own benefit
uncut any compensation, they'll find
emselves mistaken. AS true as we live
see the middle of May, just so true, we
i'll sue every subscriber in Windsor coun-
no shall owe us for the three first, or
e two last volumcs-lriend or fee,
gh or low-and they can get mad and
op, or stop and get mad, just as they
ease, but our pay we will have!
Meantime those who feel any interest in
support ola democratic paper in Wind
county will do all they can for the cir
lation of the 4th volume.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

|Si. Domingo Captain Smith, of the schooner
opic, arrned at New York on Tuesday Gom the
y of 81 Domingo, inlorms the editor Of the
~ York Courinr,h when he left that place on
18th March, news had been received, stating
II the insurgents had taken Jacmel and Aux
yes, the Government troops having fed before
IN. Two or three uf BO,er's generals had been
led, with great many of their men. The in.
gent Amy was then on lis march for Porl.au
'hcc. All letters hIough, by vessels II, the city
ST. Domingo, stating the above facts. has be u
zen possession ufby the ulirers of Government,
the purpose of keeping The news Com The pco-
OF that place. A droger had arrived al the
y i'om AUX Cages with the wives Of the officers
led IN hoard. Great numbers Of the inhabitants
Jarn'el and Aux Gayes, favorable To Govern
nj, were arriving at the city Of St. Domingo
lis.
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I 90 l

The WooDsTocR CHATTER Of the ZONE THOUSAND
AND ONE VIII meet at Union Hall, Monday evening
April IL, at IL past O'Clock
punciuil Attendance Of cv ry member Of the chapter
is requested the 9th Symbol will be exhibited explain
cd aid discussed. is also expected that member Of
the Lexington Chapter will he present aud give account
Of the original Charlrnd the state of the different Chap
ter, nj the south aud West.
Candidates Tor honorary admission will please observe
the ~ ora STR c!oss n they enter the Grand Arch
before Initiation. M A. S,trilH.-,
&C. 9Th mo, s.o. t. = Gcmin, mcr pnsssge Rcgulus.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

Tas R1r1'Wioa I. Htyii We have hicr
news vi, hnlh y York aud Boston. The citizens
OF Jacme had formally declared in favor Of the
patriots, who had taken Possession If the govern
men, Of the city and the public treasury. Aux
Cages, it is said. ha. also fallen into III. hands of
the insurgents. after conflict in which several Of
i'o,er's Generals, and large number Of hi, troops.
had l'r"n slain. The palrio, fnfcc, TO the number
Of 10000 were in full march upon Port au Prince,
which it was supposed would capuatc without
fighting.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14
Treaty with the Emperor of China.
AN IMPORTANT EVENr!!!

A Treaty Of commerce with the Chinese, is an
event Of the greatest Importance, and no time
should he lost in dispalchug an efficient Minister
to represent the United States and to protect her
interests In a few years of unrestricted inter-
course with this shrewd and intelligent people,
there is no doubt that it will be productive of new
channel of trade of vas, magnitude With our
Proverhinl Enterprise, we shall certainly secure
our inll proportion of advantage, and new vigour
ana prosperity will he Unused in every branch of
Commerce SYLVESTER has already been ap-
piled 10 send out IN agent TO PeAin, there to in
Iroduce his unriyalled System of Distribution BY
Lottery, this however, cannot be done at present,
or until all his friends and correspondents here
have been well and truly served, and are salts
hed-aier which an Agency in Pehin is to be Sc.
rious!y considered,
During the present month 4 Capital Prizes, a.
mounting to $s5 ,20l, has been sold at Sysesler's
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

Tom Moore songs have been plrnlied orlener
than The projections Of almost any oihr ppcr--u
goud proof Of their exceIlencc and popularity
BuI"h'l would The grra, "I.ililc'- Moore, 81, TO
the following on "lhs world is all n fleeing
show"
The bus,les are all f"c,ug show
For mans illusion given;
The bags of bran, aud sacks Of tow,
Are worn to gull the simple bcnu--
They're all Il cheat, by Heaven!
To rc-bm this wickru s,0ualon another Poet
sings IA lnI!nws;
Busllrs are mol an empty show,
For mans dcuSion given,
They ae .fiiei with bran, or swinging. tow,
They stick out 'bn1i feet nr 81,
Aud Iopk frs, rate by heaven,
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Administrators Sale!

JDI'RSFANr Ia q Warrant ,Grnn. II" p,"'.~'I
i Cour, Cor the District Of Hartford, the real
estate Of which SALOMON WHITE late of Nor
wich deceased, died SEIZED and possessed, will be
sold nj public ancion On the 9Th day of April inst
Said estate consists of about go ACRES or
EXCELLENT Ll.ND, well waiered and WOO
dcd. wuh iwo dwelling houses aud out buildings
thereon, situated nbuu, 2 IL miles from Norwich
PLAIN, and about IL miles from DoI,an meeting
house in Hartford aud is well calculated for two
Farms whirh with proper cultivation will MS rirli-
Is reward the labor bestowed, rs any other
farm in the vicinity. On said iIrm are three good
orchrrls. and an abundance ofsusdr trees.
Sale on the premises, al u o'clock VI. Terms
made known at the time and place Of sale.
IRA DAVIS, .ddminiirdior
Norwich, April, Sih, 1913. ljI-2w
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Farm at Auction.

"a WILL be sold Mt Public Auion. to
Tsest,tn w the highest bidder on Wednesday
aaass1 the lhud day Of may next on the pren
.s-'.4tSae ses at one o'clock p. w. unless dispos-
ed Of II, pri, ate sale before that time the whole Of
The farm known by the name Of the Cobb farm.
said farm living, in the west part Of ilariIand a
bout Two miles from South Woodstock and conan>
one hundred and thirteen acres Of land of gond
quality and is well fenced principally stone wall; and
is suitably divided into moving, paslurng and I'LL
age. with convenient buildings, plenty of wood and
water. II good sugar lot and orchard. Terms
Of payment made known at the time Of sIle.
MOSES TEWkSRURY.
lIarlland, April O,lSl3. l5i.3w
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Rhode ki0ad The AIgermes have carried the
kle. Fcnncr, the Agerinc candidate is elected
vernon by n"arl, 1000 majori'y, "a Of the 81
orcseniaives, and 90 Of the SO Senators are
Irines.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

Besides smaller prizes of all denominations
Now glance n, the startling programme for May
and there appears the la gosi he richest and the
most Jarotabic Lotteries ever yet offered. The
Capellls from THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS up to SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Further remarks are perfectly unnecessary the
opportunity is offered and such rs neglect to avail
themselves if they want moncy are 10 be blamed
and piticd.
S. J. SYLVESTER
1870 Broad'cay, and &c Waii-st. New York
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMINISTRATOR SALE
M Saturday the 3Oih day Of April instant, 10
" o'clock. A. VI. at the late dwelling house oil
ELISHA FULLER deceased. The personal prop
city of said Fnllrr's estate, consisting in part oil
100 selected sheep. pair Of oxen, 2 cow''2 three
year old hpfers. two year old steers, l Two
year old hefer,l seven year old mare, plg'car'.,;
wagons, sleigh. sieds, p!ows, harrows, and all
other farming tools Of said estate, together with
set Of Joinrr's tools.
OTIS CiIAMBERLlN, Administrator
Pomfre,, April, isl3. l5i-3w
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2;rtgDto,1 Aarket,

NUNUN1, NFNIT 3, 1913.
At Market 5la Beef Cattle 800 Sheep aud i-nn s,.-
81 beef Cattle unsulI
raiouo. H.rr ",uie First quality si7jn5C co. Sec.
ord runlit, % 81 20 Third 1unlity, 81 a. IS.
&erp.--Wc noticed .ile> from - - to ! 30.
Srins-nt> to pebble 81 fur sows and 81 for bur
rhws. 4 few lot, from l2 to 4 IL. At retail from
TO ) a.-T. T.. FTrmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

The Cnh System. The large papers Of New
York are gradually Welding to the spirit Of the aye
and confirming In the ways OF the cash system
The "Amcrlcan" has become n ftcO cent cash pa.
per. The "s;tanhaid" is advertised for sale
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

From .,ioaierideo. Capt. Baker, ofthe brig
Lawrence Copeland. arrived nj I'aamore. in AZ
days from Mon,evid1o. states that when he 'e't
that port, the inhabitants were lhlowing up breast
works around the iowa. aud all the houses outside
the works for the distant ola half mile. were
taken dawn To leave the plain open. Rosas The
Buenos Ayrean General. with an army oi D .00o
men, was supposed 10 he ut the distance Of ten or
twelve miles Gom Montevidco prepising Tor IN at
tack. No business was doins every one being
engaged in preparing Tor the expected attack
The vessels were all lying ide,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14
lirnuinc Gnnlak Medicine.

lust received a"d Cr sale by the susciihrr ore deer
j wet o the ro-t Office, ull supply Of the above cclc
hgaed Medicine, for the cure at Nervous l "d'cht Us
o. The Head Paipiiaiun VI h. Heart oprr' s>'cn Of
the Ur.ast. DNspeps,, or Indigestion, flatucncN, or
WipI CnsiiyeursS. Pain In the na'h SIDE and Limbs
Jnuudce Liver Complaints. salt Ehcnm scFoiu'a. ter
ro.y Cauktr Pile. AMI IN internal aul external haraoFs
. rn.i,ivel, the hest medicine ever irVruicd.
Nuncrnr~ certificates from persons a. responsibility
NAV be seem warrcnied to give satisfaction.
Pm sol THGATE.
February G, 1913
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Aarrfeo,

In Bethel by Rev T. Garfield, MrJohn Noble and
Miss Amanda Shrdd.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

No clnce seems 10 have been ELECTED for con.
src>smcn nj the last trial in Massachusetts.
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Assignee's Sale.

ny virtue nj mn assignment th. dny made to me by &.
ID H. MOWER. ci hi large md elegant stock at Goods.
offer the same sale the store iOrmcrl, ncchplcd h
hint 1T very reduced price, Tor CASH Persons wishing to
nugrii.c viii save Money Ey examining these Goods be-
tore purchasing elsewhere they will DC sold ~ prices
averaging not above Tie original Cost
l.. JOHNSON, I'si-Hot
Woodstock. March 2. 4 10. l1l-U
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

A MorHER.-ihe follow Ing fine passage, as true
as it is beautiful, from James novel The Gipsey:
'Rouud the iden If ones mo her the mind Of unn
cnss with fond affection 1t is the first though,
stamped npon our inilnt heart, when yet soft AID
capable ofreceivlns the most profound impressions,
and all ihr after feelings Of the world are more
or less light in conpi'iscn do not know, that
even in our old age we do not look back to lhn'
feeling rs the sweetest we have through he Our
PASSIONS and our wlliulncss may lead US Ear from
the object Of our iii'l love; we may learn even to
pam her heart, 10 oppose her wishes, TO violate
her commands; we Missy brcnpIe wld hrutsinna
and angry at her c1uncl's or opposon. but
WHEN death his sliIled her monitory voice, and
morning but calm rr.nfy remains 10 re. cAplt-
uiair her GOOD deeds. Affection Ike q ihNct a"ii-
en 10 the ground by past Storm, raises her head
and smiles amidst her tears Round thu iiaa, as
ave have said, the mind cling. wih fond Affection
and even when The earlier period cfour loss forces
nemory to he silent, fancy takes the place oi re-
auembrnncc, and ,wincs the iuiag' of ON dead
p,rent with garland Of grtres. and beauties and
.irtues. which we doubt nnl that she possessed
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

r,an Linn. The New York Jour Of Com
merre has received from ils correspondent
aJyces from Lima To the 9th November. The
war between the PrruvianS and BolNa''s was
going On with arra, hiiierness-'he success being
with the Boviins. We take from the letter the
following paragraph:
.rhe ,rl!nw fever broke on. in Guayaguil
corlv 1, October, and has been raging with great
violence. Many Of the principal inhabitants
amongst whom j. Mr. Charles Inken. an Amer
lean mrrriani- had already fallen victims. -
Our dates from thence ale up 10 October 22d.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

lsToF LETTERS remaining in III Pos, Office
IL at Woodstock, w., April Ist, 1913
Belsey Angel Joseph ryero
/ PhIena Brochlebank John Fl,,,ber
husse" j. Briggs Maria VI Green
rhahas Brown Geo S Lee
Kelsey henson Martha Lee
Elisha Bingham Mary Lucas
Reuben Bugbeo Joel Langdon
James Cowen JudsonA Markham
Rachel Cox Ziba Merritt
Aaron Goats Joseph Mo,nue
Geo ChCdnl Benz Nc,cdIr
h'nloall Cory Cordoba Markham
Norman laPp Harriet n ID Miles
s"'"h Cas"ell Abner X Paige
Ann Caswell Sain. PuIhhurst
Edmund Coburn Henry K Packard
Chester Collins Thos |, Fran
c + Cushnan BCC Parker
Augustus Dewey Lewis Putnam
O'ls Darling Charles Kelley
f Ewns & Co Aaron Rice
samuel Lils Chimney Raymond
i.uc'en Edison Sylvester Richmond
Henry English Samuel Ewins
Mary Snow Emily Smith
y o & O Socumb John Strong
Louisa NJ Spauldng William Smith
Symonds Amanda Spaulding
l!ifaIn stevens Levi Shurif
AIyIrn Stanford II & Stewart
Calvin 1olnan Timothy Taft
l}G,sry WEIGH Ebnn Winsov
Edwin Ware Louisa Wright
l. Whlemore John Wesgnle
sophrona Wilson, Henry Bradley
Julia NJ Thomas
French Le'ierS--Elsahcth Hoobey.
Persons calling for the ahove,wiIl plense say ad-
verliIed, JOEL EArON,p NJ.
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"Elcar the Trnck !"

nUSSrIL& CLARKE now at home, ready ara
Is waiting or an kinds nj nl> in their line "t dnd 40,
iBy "chcap for cash. Is the wor, 'Ht the sish :" "i
lime where honesy aud industry steady comrctl
tor. for the reward and approving npprfati"n 81 wen
done GOOD aud riihl scrvani That's the place TO call
Vions Violin Strings and Bows God and Brass tloeEs
fur sale Wholesale aud retail.
Uuolstsck, Sept. 81, lel2.
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PhySieian Wanieh..

A GOOD. and regular physician will find emrlo,men,
N Mt Plymouth Notch, situated, on the road from
Brdawner Tyson Furnace, AMI cny rdy seven miles
from any practitioner. 'FU
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

splendid lot Of over, and dress Cuai bmttuns- vest
bindings and hultOnS-Ovcr and dress cont cords and
bindings, just received and will be sold CHEAP for cash
jan ), 1913. GEO. ~ VANDUZEE
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23RD or FEBRUARY 1919.

IT, demands due III, subscriber that are not paid by
y the 2'd ui r,h. l-l3 viii lie lcn with Lawyer for
collection II there is such gentleman To be lnuni alter
TINT day. J. y. u NDAh'
Woodstock, Jan. 2lst 1913.
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Eues Right!

A COMPLETE uniform, for commissioned Officer Of
IA the Militia for sale rtry ch'nya the lCwory store
nr NATHANIEL RANDALL.
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~ N1H7I TUU q! s!JVi U! III VI ETJV
of SlUn Ne.
Tickets SEA- certificate Of Package Of &c Tickets
will be sen, Ior S2sO-ShHrcs in proportion.
Sinc Of New Jersey LOTTERY, Class &c fur ls3 to be-
drawn nj Jcrs"y Ii'yo Wednesday ,29th May el31-
IN,
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$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class @ FOR 1919
: he drawn NJ Alexandria, d. Z. on Saturday, May
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 81 for ls 10

certificate of package of % Tickets will be for
$ 3O-Slarcs in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14
5000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass !. for 1919
to be drawn ut ilexandra,D. G., on Saturday, May
1895 Numbers, l3 drawn ballots.

certificate Of Package OF Is Tickets will be sent for
Sl3O-SharCs in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

CONSERVE OF UOLI.SUOCk. One &c the
y best compounds among Thomsonian medicines Tor
uuiryN. Colds, Rheumatism SC.
For sale at ihe lew Ilrl store Of
Dec 5. ". RiNDdLi.
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Hats! Efatsi

A FRESH supply of Mocskin AMI brush " -. Ins'
"a received and Tor sale cheap by J. u. HEWITT
Woodstock, March L., 1918.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class for 1873
TO he drawn at Alexandria, d. G. on Saturday, eth May
1913 Is Numhcrs-l6 Drawn Ballots.
IL I,
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Now is the Time!
CAPS! cars!

VNHE subscriber hls IN hand AMI Is constantly manu-
hciuring cloth and nlg-trui,d caps ri every dCscp
tion. which will be sold very low Tor cash
Dec. 90, ~. j ". HEWITT.
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N.41'S. H.I1'S!

HJE,IS FOOT OIL, and RikER.S " i 4 u
" PROOF BLIGhiNG, for sale ny ,.ro;,
Nov. p. JOEL Ear o'
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Gliding Il SiIvering.

will aay to all that have Brass CnrllcstichS old plat
ed spoons Cnsiurs, gli Chains Watch cases Pencil ca
scs Sc il they wish Ia change them into Gold or silver.
in appearance, bring them I" \. KANDAihS !c"rirN
Store where gliding aud >ivcug is done al short notice
upon reasonable terms. NATHANIEL RANDALL.
Wonistpck March 10 1913.
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SHL\'GLES,
For Sale!

500 & Of an1 G' ' c r "F s".ns 6 SoS
Io, hl~ a saw mill ,iner machine. good water power
and 100 acres OF good mbcreI land. Time NJ payment
made easy. liA HALhN.
Norwich, March p, lsi3. ISL
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

10 he drawn nj Alexandria Va. saturday, 20
Maya 1913. Ct Numhrr,--lO drawn Ballots,
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WVVD! W WIZ!
~ = Cords of wood for sale in any quantity to s.t the
a - purcbascrLv j. u. HEWITT.
Woodstock, March 90, 1919
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
A1 4 RRI ED.

On Thursday evening" by Rev l. NJ vincent At the re-
,lencr Of Nh Van Dyke, Clinton avenue. Brooklyn MI
John Comics to Miss Catharinr DorSett, oi tins city
Al Westerly X. /. the 2Gtf uIt. by the Rev Thomas
Vernon Rev. Mark Tucker d. D. pastor Of m Beneiccnt
Congregational Church of Providence 10 Eliza T. daughter
of the late Hon. Nathan F. Dixon.
On the 9TH ul;. Mr John Mile, Revolutionary soldier
(aged S6 years. 10 Mrs Sally Fnzze aged - years. Of
Fuzz!,., creek all Of Rankin county, Miss.
None bu, the brave deserve the far.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

observation-disclosures advertisements have appeared in
n. palers Of this CRY offering for sale Lamps formerly
aowu as "Webbs." with all his improvements Now thus
I4ps are those Operating by the inrGted cone movement
'lateat Right" securely No person will be ladnce'i 10
purchase any of his former improvements Il they VII @
Ldmrs For sale oa'y at the Philosophical Lamp Store ~"
l HtnilMaY nle door South Of NnMard.stteet az u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
DIED,

On SATURDAY est, ult, Leonora Louisa daughter OF john
d. Cocks in the 9TH year of her ace.
The friends of the aml are invited TO attend her funeral
from her fathers residence. Isl Madison street at hall past
o'clock this afternoon
On SUNDAY morning 3Otl ulr Of Consumption. Francis
FcEc,,. Esq. the 10Th year OF his az.
Tie f.iend aud relatives OF the family respectively IN,
yi,ed to attend the funeral itom his late residence 79 ifd
street tomorrow (Tuea afternoon al O'clock without
further invitation.
On Snda, morning. 2sth nit Amy Lawrence aged 50
\. Brooklyn on Thursday morning, 27tI ult. in the S9th
yIfi yIiiI1r 81 os' 'ss' MS ','''' ''.''s.
\, Newark y the 27ti ut. Rey. Joseph MeEeyrF
aged 81 wears
At,bany on Thursday. after short ii!ness EaehelwS
OF Robert Elliot.
At Earyille Madison couuty y. ! tlr 9h inst Mrs
Phebe NJ wife OF the Rev. William H. Prarac, aged -
yca5S.
Al Erie Pa on MONDAY morning ApE 9Th, H:; Ella
beth s Keiso wife Of Cas. ". keso, Esp III the 1i'i'
wear of nera
Al SCHUYLER Hcriimer hn lst alt. Thomas Wood q.
soldier Of the Revolution and OF the earliest settlers OF
SCHUYLER. aged 90.
ANornrR REVOLUTIONARY PESsIoNER GoNE.--At his
residence the Of York Livingston county y. \. on
the jth of April Robert Mckhight IN the 95th year oil his
age He en>tr! ea.!y the cause n the f.evoo'ion ne
fought IN tie battles OF Bunker Hal Brandy MON.
mouth Yorktown and Tcouderogl; was at the ;aSus "i
Blrscyne aud in various other battles dufGs The Mrf
powder and ball freely used likewise IN the last war
al the age OF o.. H. slou!dered hi muske marched rom
his residence meet the enemy OF hs country al
aud va, much disappointed When ne got there that there
,Nas ,,o tiahtin- 10 be done.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

G3- Nsc Temperance Boarding House on the Gl'A'
HAM SYSTEM st No. - Nesey-street-This house IS
peSy fitted up aud furnished in the richest style lis tahie
plaHrrs the choicest Fruits Vegetables, Goshen buiirr or
aa.C County Milk &c Permanent BoaIder. will be accom-
naed on the most reasonable terms Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited 10 sNeta trial
and assured iha, they viii find quiet and neaness no"
u,aiable III Hotels Terms, moderate. a!ou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

~ IL YOU wish to see the splendid work of Art that
,I mind az man ever conceived his ingenuity accom-
u Si; ,he American Museum and behold The Model of
H. Civ Of Paris" executed IN carved wood Sixteen years
ahor was devoted the construction OF IL 1t Is masnl
,aaa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01

sAxDs IS the choicest $, besiqs II
& f ;nk INTO nothing and insignicance. The royal
s Of princes cannot compare with he rldy hne Of
h Thousands iIing from diseases that have reduced
5e Tghr medicine entirely regain their health. Diseases
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