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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
PULASKI HOUSE,
MONUMENT SQUARE AZ SAVANNAH, GEO..

THE following may be adduced from among the many re,
% ni Se
Househeihg, beyond any comparison whatever number
ns very ws FI SifEfs Sf'
Random Shots and Southern Breezes, vo2 page l65
Pulaski Housr.The following we'll merited compliment
'e rH'if nya Ps 60
% points where there are no comforts instead Of stopping in
peVde t Not tqU vss ii sni q
6u Ra N 5 % any Es e ns" s ob
furniture Of house d a, the quiet and security observ
tTS the Editors Of the United States Gszettsi
Will YOU allow me privilege of your columns
nicate some information OF the travelling lnt
Probably there sui which Intended travellers
feel 50 pneh anxiety as the means q comfort or enjoyment
await 6en on Reif Journey At 6s or perhaps an earlier sea-
:sses ether from Es bsS or dsae OF SSRem
ne sci, relief from oS Ss severe % 9 our climate
Snd Deye TIER are many @or who The same
know that they could make abode there without any
gTss! loss o. to;e comforts and which be
travelling has enabled afford this most desirable aioma
During recent visit to savannah Georgia. under the
s .Sd AZ e. 2G Sa. found s: S S
Hotel owned AID conducted ~ captain Peter wtberger
lags large sssan. aud eopmod'oas The utmost order and
dispatch persde and Characterize every bsneh o.
msn The ,eele IS away, supplied At sT.at dsn and -,
stdious eonno.eu could NOT complain Of he WINS The
from the various Northern states Of the agreeable
character.
OF our host hmsect BE- said that all his visitors unite
bearing testimony % his unccssng carr iudcious
and department. which while they have render
ed this hotel interior aud supnL ocs The
United states all who eItef thu fulsk Housc his
guests leave his friends aud we'll wishers Wheg
therefore, 70 the existence o this eab hment savannah,
be added the mildnss aud slabty Il Us emai durag the
winter mouths aud the general attrtctyenss Of the city
not be doubted that wn the Of the Potash Houss"
we'll known, the isyone az the
south OF the invalid, well as The traveller for essalo
A stBSCkiBER
"his Hotel is infinitely the where lodged
in Charleston Hctc obtained the n~sJmHhe utuTy Of
warm ualh." MhS. FANNY blILEh
81, Ct Winter Journey 20 Georgia.
no ARCHITECTS AND BU1LDERs-The svbsorbsr
would fully uf m has customers and Others, that
coasrlusne b. on ia ~ Broadway bring burned down
lie as ttkeu the rsm i nifhy Houston
nu ~ n TIME ~. Brad say rtbuilt, and that
hr u nov PIE ars c. ~ 4menis Work
mo tfvtlg th 10 nr3uifei ~ st'nr aa ga rY,
avg" 49, yDIN UNLLtgR
so mr. - trHuF Errf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

NoTTIGE TO FRENCH, t AMERICAN AND OTHER
of Greenwich seetP. Deamotte has the honor
INFORM his friends and the public generally that the partnership
heretofore existing between the advertiser and j. Bonnad
been dissolved BY mutual and that he has reopened his
old establishment which been occupied
by him for the past five years The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated and contains
found in the city The cooking department is conducted Ia
and the prices charged guests conformity with the
times An excellent Table dHote ready every day o.
clock for which the moderate price of 81 only chaed
The advertiser hopes that his past exerons and desire to
III him the patronage of his fellow
connym and Of all gentlemen who may wish obtain
capital fare and possible expense
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in Charleston. Hcto obtained The n-smAhe utuTy o.
warm uah.N Mhs FANNY BlILLN
Wtufe IN


n1ND TO s5gao.-Nf frsncn r. CmInI. Wstch Nakfi
glNO &s GnAd ,us~i, hsgs g. ai"un ~ H-ds ,1a dls
,rblc th n-# adsni ~ Ice Watch ,as De- o. pfegar"d
make ,drare o. cash gotta nod s'ses Nass damouds,
ID sef te cts sod nl~ nj e,rfi rteuroa ~ SOLD %
IN o p,l CT old gold AID silver Watches Of every de
Z r,pt,on f~paiu-d ,ld Ttrrauted 7ts GRIND stls-t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
TO INVALIDs AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
n q "a TT n Il T.

IN the village of Ceo, three miles from Havana This
blishment adyantageously situated properly fitted up
and attended afording the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures Of the Capital pre-.
venting timely attendance TO business. Every attention
promised by the the satisfaction of their visitors
CHARGES.
Boarding for single in one .....s2 90 day
two or three persons IN one room. 81 SO day
each person.
With families particular agreement may be entered into
~ B-Omnibusses running from morning till night be.
tween the Cerro and Havana making the trip in half hour
sDf I'm
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rnE nO-r WONpEkFuL RKMrDY

TN the world is Wins Irish Vegctsbh RELIEF CANDY,
for Immediately removing the following dis..sss-soSs
complaint cholera morbus, rheumatism, pain ~ The head side
and breast scuryey, Dyspepsia, splitting 81 blood asthma,
whooping cough nfuenza coughs colds and consnmptur
sion 81. AuNf,h nitIhtO "a
IS lmeod~m Wh0iesele Asrnt, lel Wat o.
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CARLTON HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS prepared make arrangements
with families and single gentlemen for the winter or by the
year, upon reasonable terms.
The prices Of this establishment the heretofore
viz: 81 so per day. BENSON & HODGES
So im&r
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NEW ToHs 10 a sOsrOs

SOlNsf fiLbTs
OWEN PAYS OFT. flefs ~ 49, charrr mss,.r md
" pilot 81 vea.rl. tiand % Bedf.sd ossr Nantneki
rhq.s pgr'pu. fogisnsufh ffilcd AegFstett nod OH
~ FORTS Unrs 81 frye a ~iawn Nanttcnl sfor. "a
w brpnnnaa hslrfruos nanbeI %
tcn, and Poftland ava imM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

ENGLISH ENGRAN lN6s stransrrs v,s,,a. s from,
Brosdway south side whes hs II hnd on S 81 s.tes
:, iosT prices Than ever ~ tered The use ,aIJh
berol terms. Engrayinss by th s1lu III imsrs
bought and sold, colols, ssatioasNb' S>S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
PATENT ELASTIC

n
SHOULDER BRACE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS Offer with fun CONFIDENCE Ias, j. % i.
Sh giving ses oan e. to 1ss sp,s asd
Parents particularly requested tis
S sSs w OF
children AID others who have aeqod IN, habit Of STOPPING
with perfect ease, being formed with pack aud will
S2Hs "a no os n e Elastic @ Russia %
Rdiag Belt The sb9ye atee, are 1 Lure adder The
the tor ,Sy e o for %i ne O .. pa sos on
sou "'''''''' ANU '''% pkEss IL s't 4 %G%Th
!as. 4 81 E sTs Ii i; Il ss ]; e.
betws~n Hoh~' ."d l'ish' .'r~' SO eh.ec
0OO DOUBLE BARREL GUNS assorted. fron eOamsn
200 ;.s !. fr Gun. ' &c s g as;
$40 Rife, .'I,m. 90 DO Of manufacture
Gun Ioek LII. in ever STATE Of hni.h
S s'f & 'S ga ar, Pes s r..h. and Horns
Shot Bets and Pouches Game Bags. Doc Collars CHAINS.
A. W. SPIES 4 CO.
"s Lar plies Of every aree inquired io BY e san,mh
~ sporsm.s SIS ln.ec
rktN, a OniNA
No sOUT 7 WILLIAM street, 10 Stairs.
pfLtsNF, Importer ard hgrt E.. M,uufa.tur "a. has
a. sws. s ai;Sss ls @ :, '1S . : sna
. .I Ss ~ r. s.s ,. Sor tur.sn, covered
,sles, sslad BOWS. fruit bH;k'. eusrd' snd and.
All he article. ar, warranted Of he b-,t quality and to be
odd GA Loea aad mi, eute..er So s.-ec
,VO BAIEs Of No s"d Lsshon..
4: III '--.
In store aud for s,Ie by rERssE BROOKS,
No. n tt.rfv STIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
RAcLs-UNIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND.

- FIVE RACES ON ONE DAY. VI a.a
TUESDAY October Sd -Firs RaceSweepstnkes for
yea old sub $500 eaehi 500 forfeit closed the of Jan
with the following
samuel Laird names CHI c. Yamacnw, by Shark of Bon
Charles s. Lloyd names oh. Niagara, by Imp Trustee
w LIVINGSTON Richmond, by Imp. Trustee out
w LIVINGSTON also b. c. Dunvegan. by Imp. Trustee
out OF Jemima
SECOND RACEsweepstakes for three years olds; subs
$500 each. half forfeit, closed with the foowing:
Charles y Lloyd names CHI c. by Tormenter dam by Mon
mouth Eclipse.
Mr. shaw names b., Imp Trustee out Diana Vernon.
THIRD RACE-Purse $50. Two mile heats.
. FOURTH RACE-Purse $780, Mile heats; best three in
five
FIFTH RACE-Purse $50 Emit $40 added. Mile heats.
The first off at 70 o'clock
Entrance Ia Enclosed SPACE 50. Grand Stand 81. Stand
or Track 80 cents. Field Stsnd, rs cents. so tfh
AlIClNI 1.lAIrI, II 4 q AZ. Il.I Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
JOSEPH GILLoTT's STEEL PENS.


rJE subscriber constantly receiving flesh supplies of the
above Justly celebrated which he offers the trade
very low rates p addition 70 the styles well known he
Nos. and Pnncpality Pens, fine, and medium
points.
views of celebrated places.
Nos 9and iO-Washngon Penvery fine point and elastic
Oh superb cards
In evidence Of the high estimation in which these Pens arr
held, the following statement is made -
The number Of Pens manufactured at the works Of
JOSEPH elliott,
from Dec. 1884, TO Dec. 1912, was
30 612 002
The public cautioned be their guard AGAINST su
Gus articles Each package of the genuine pens bears FAC a.
mile of MIR. Gilott's signature. For sale by
HENRY JEsS0P, Importer, 81 john street,
- corner OF Gold.
A good supply Of Windle's and Mosey & Co.'S London
Pens s29 I'm &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02
ASTOR HOUSE

ASTON HOUSE.
THE subscribers vii be happy with families and
single gentlemen for the winter also with parties of sngle
gentlemen who prefer private table reasonable
sl5tectl COLEMAN x STETSON D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

UMPIRE OF BEAUTY.-The following Toilet articles
Il be had genuine at 81 Walker street. door
the of Broadway
Gourauds Poudre Subte-For safely, quickly and perma
nenty eradcang superluous hair all parts the hu
frame Thus prove beyond all doubt every purchas
requesting proof Beware of counteres containing dele
erous properties and utterly necacous No agent Brook
Ign.
Gourauds Eau de Beaue-For thoroughly extermnating
TAM pimpes bloches mophew, &c eliciting delicate white
hands and arms and juvenile boom by its
datng properties preventing the formation Of wrinkles and
banshing them when present.
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid Rouge, mparts delicate blush
tug tng the cheeks mmovable by rubbing with handker-
chief " a cloth.
Go auds Blanc dEspange, or Spanish White gives to the
pure, hie.ike aabaster whiteness. In elegant
boxes Is each.
otauds recan Hair DyeFor coloring red or grey hair
without staining the skim warranted 81 per bottle.
Eye Brow and Whisker Dye, 25 cents per bottle.
Cream of lies-For removing Danduf making the hair
rich. silky and glossy, and gradually changing to dark
brown 2 raven black so cents per bottle
AgpA-2 Milk st.Boston; rs Chestnut ST. Philadelphia; Grey
ouehkeepse; Guthrie Albany Myers New Haven; Wells
n Co. Worcester Carleton Co Lowe Hodge, Newbury-
con Preston Portsmouth; patten, Portland Guld Bangor;
Thomas Cincinnatti; Tule Pittsburgh; George Sealey
frankfort Ky Tousey, Rochester; Seth s. Hand Balt.
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GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION
OFFICE
Is CORNHILL, LONDON OPPOSITE THE ROYAL


TO MERCHANTS, Commercial News Rooms Public Lii
- brares Agricultural Societies, Officers othe United States
Printers, Publishers of Newspapers, &c
r. L.. SiNMONDS, General Agent and Commission Mer-
chant begs 10 aequant his friends aud the American public
general mat ne sedy TO receive orders for the supply OF News
papers ferlodicasa Stationery Printing Materials, Fancy A
ces NC OF any kind and quantity aud goods descp
day and to transact business the liberal terms
yided he Is previously furnished with funds drafts either
long or short dates reference London LII verpoo
house for payment
p L. Simmonds will also receive consIgnments of any
scpto oil eTchand to be sold and
bills az short dates for thirds of the amount receipt
the bills OF ading. COnsguments entrusted his will
with the interest al e consgnees: extensive Knowledge of
general business coupled with prompude aud judge
neht VIII ne trusts enable m To complete satisfaction
al! who may favor hm with their commands,
Reference be made New York James Gordon BEN
nett Esq Proprietor Of the Herald who is personally
ed with rSmmonds and the nature and of his establish
ment. s2gnr
TO NEWSPAPER AGENTS AND PUBLISHERS IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THOSE excellent Illustrated Newspapers, The Pictorial
Times, and illustrated London News supplied rs cd
Foreign Newspapers they appear regularly supplied
wholesale and retail, by
P. l.. SINTMONDS
Newspaper and Periodical Agent l8 Corn III London.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN advance be paid into the Herald Office
on MIR. SlmmoDds' account
Advertisements received for all
Country and Foreign Journals. s28tf
TINE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
by Mr. l.. SlMMONDS, Agent for the American Papers
British and Foreign Newspaper Office 10 Comhl London
opposite the Royal Exchange where orders and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

IRON sAFEsAuempt, have recently been made to preu
dice the pul lie against WILDERS SAFES, on account N
dampss but they have never been found too DAMP when
tested fire. but exactly damp enough while others nave oeh
found quite dry when exposed 70 the same test -,
Mr. der has improved upon the first Safes made oy m h
regard and reference be made 70 moe %
hundred respectable houses who after careiul dnr
ton of the relative quality and merits OF the ao ,d Inn
Safes in market (snee the introduction OF we ;isY.
proved Saaander Safes have syasd by ,abscr
PATENT SALAMANOER SAFES, as soIa n ,a ma ks or
ber who is the only in The cry md every person
sell the Genuine Patent saamander 1s Patent is liable
sls aeef Oft value OF sucn ~ ~ ,.
will be held responsible Dy ,r
pending against the e civ wishing purchase FIRE
Any yns any doubts TO the dampnsss o. sales
proof sale au placed ~ te s'oe or unit
sold by the subs on a aud ao found satsi co-
ing nous ~ iten way er from charge, =, -.
will be taken WAS C. HERRING, No lS9 Water 81;
han Safes for sale a. less VA, r Snr t or
former pfiSsess s" S,iaoa uder safes so iwdyHwr
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
BIZ f.. &UNER LIS Bro1dlnau. lRnsenieat \

One door from Courtlandt street.
- =. SUSER, Bootmaker, and Maker Of Lasts an
~8" Elve' of Clerce of Paris begs leave inform his
friends and all the of gentlemanly ehaussure
that he make New York, with the best French
eas all thai perfectly made in Paris by his master the
celebrated Bootmake Clerce whose
this side of the Atlantic respectfully invited Suser
Boots and Lasts before they despair Of being chausses
New York, after the incest latest Paris fashion.
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Vamish sold.
SIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

Observation-Disclosures tons pure lake Ice Of the best qua
lily The Highland Ice establishment. expressly for ship
ping prepared TO-, snd will sell by the cargo and smaller
nd n.c krd IN The Of the world
A srpnv ofth pbe1ta approved packing always hand.
rF' JOHN NJ LYON,
in iu.r GO Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

S& FOR SALE-The well known coppered and con-
@N1&l per fastened ship SYLVANUS JENKINS, Seymour
master burhen and register 3a7 carries 800 900
1s OF cotton from Mobile, built this city by James
Morgan for Samuel Hicks Co. under the Inspection of JOSH
an Macy-her ansom and tmbers Of live oak and
ocusthas standing and running rigging in good 9rde-had
fine roomy deck Lies Dover street wharf Her inventory
can be seen at 81 William street For terms, apply
~ imsr JONATHAN OGDEN 4 Co 81 William e.
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PS-The Cambridge sails from Liverpool the 10Th No
vember Persons sending for their friends them brought
out her or in any OF the packets comprising this magnificent
and unequallea sailing from that puncuay the
It'll and 18th Of each month For passage apply
Drafts sight for amount drawn direct the Roy al
Bankers London which paid Of discount or any charge
whatever every town throughout England Ireland Scot
The avorte packet ship ENGLAND will succeed the Cam
bridge and sail for Liverpool the 10Th of October her egu
lar day soar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-02

- BOOTS AND sHoES-WILsoN x JOHN.
A3 SON, Successors John Hutchings, deceased,
have hand and for SALE from the best manufactures the
country
100 Cases Coarse sewed and Pegged Boots and boys
1000 Pair Morocco Buskins.
1000 " Ladies' Fine slippers.
S eoo T WIi", Shoes various eolors
1000 India Rubbers, trimmed and plain
100 CHATHAM sTREET, opposite Roosevelt.
N B-The store being until 10 o'clock in the evening
gives country merchants an opportunity examine goods
their leisure s28 lm.m
S JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced the
line No 90 Nassau street. where he will thankfully
and faithfully all orders he favored with
mostSreasonabIe terms Tor cash, iy22r
DIR WHEELER begs offer the notice OF the public the
following letter from highly respectable officer the IT,
8. Navy
- New YORK. Sept. 81, 1888.
Sr-t affords great pleasure give the benefit of
testimony OF eminent the
of aggravated OF Scroula Optham had en
treated by eminent physicians aud without the least
permanent benefit.
must add that when placed her under your kind care
lhayng been induced do by visiting of your cured
being entirely closed and sghtess other nearly
and light could be borne many months she mad
been kept carefully darkened rooms The eyeds were most
fghtfuy named and the child by her previous treatment
reduced to skeleton.
Your kind treatment great will ever be held bv me-
and every member OF my family the grateful
bance. Should tins bring To the of like
with cted child the object of this testimony
will be secured by relieving suffering humanity.
- Very truly, your friend,
WASH. A. BARTLETT, u. s. NJ
SIG I'm m 22l Eighth Avenue.
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MX%} The splendid fast sailing packet ship ARKANSAS,
Burgess, sails positively as above, her regular
day.
The accommodations of this ship for cabin second sbn and
passengers such fail comfort
them during the voyage and the price of passg very low
for which immediate application should be made board
Of w all street, OF 20 w. x j. 7. TAPSCOTT,
- - 43Peck slip, corner South s.
Who will have continuation of regular first class packets
HERETOFORE to New Orleans Mobile Savannah and Charles.
ton every week throughout the Passage usual
the very lowest s2t &c
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.6&& pB BLAGK ilYI.L Ls0R OLD LINE OF LIVER
HaA2f< Monday, the I'd October-The magnificent, well
known, fast sailing packet ship MBR1DGE burea
$50 tons, Captain VIM Barsow will sail positively above,
her regular day.
The Of this splendid packet for cabin I'd
bin and for spendor
nience and comfort any vessel aoat Those embaking
the old country will find their select this desra-
BILE For passage and the best bes
y application should be made board foot of Beekman
to the subscribers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

be; and If truth, go and do better in future. This
is the only way.
Il don'tthinh shall live long
TRUST you will not, if you eternully repine; for
now you are little better than living corpse.
Thousands are wasting the of existence in
sorrow and doubt; full of fearful apprehOnsions and
melancholy forebodngs. Shame on them, when by
studying the philosophy orfe, they might become
useful citizens, ornaments to society and bessngso
the world drop of sorrow completely unnerves
them. reproof, harsh word, suspicious look,
put them into world Of trouble Shake OF the
blues, all ye of little aith-be men--active, perse-
veringand the shadows that overhang you will dis
perse, and the glorious sun Of prosperity, life and
light shine upon you.-Porfiand Tribune.
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wered.
II HE Ri he q .

Then you have the blues' Foolish man! What
is it that troubles you!
Il shall come to want
No you will so long as you have industrious
habits. -.
.My friend has greatly prospered in business
What OF it? Don't envy his situation but be con-
tent with your lot. 'H
But feel dull and stupid
Rise early and drink the fresh air. .
.We have so much foggy weather.
Keep at work and you won't think Of the fog, but
enjoy the sunshine more. 1 ia
you don't know how bad is to be afflicted with
the headache, and frequently have pain in my
side.'
So do |, but keep at work and passes away
None are free from pain
Il have large family to support
Fiddestck who hasn't, that has been father
these dozen years ? So much more reason that you
should be more dilgent and active.
Il have no fiends.'
And you never will have till you leave of whining
and look up and exert yourself You don't deserve
to have friends while you pay so little attention to
them You appear like shadow in the graveyard
more than human being living, in the light and
shine of heaven. Talk, laugh act, and you will
have friends enough.
'Mr - spoke against me and his neishbOr
has slandered me-
A snap for their talking and slandering. If at
tend to all that is said against US, we shall have
nothing else TO do. Live down their lies If lies they
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Vol. Z No. Is. Whole No. 1927.

channels, the animal having been slain with my own
hands, and with my own trusty rifle This is for the
stranger to lol upon when tired of his cradle" The
letter from which make this extract is published
in tho Charleston Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

A Cradle IF a Western turner's Child A Mis-
sisspian writing to his friend in Charleston, gives the
following description Of cradle which he has consruc
ted for his nfant:'The body frame Of the cradle
is manufactured out Of what call the Swapping
Turtle, that weighed 1876 pounds, caught by myself
out of my waters. The railing is constructed of
the horns of bucks, killed with my own rife, by my
hand. The rockers are made from walnut tree that
grew my sisters plantation adjoining me. Tho
spring mattrass or lining is stuffed wool from my
own sheep. The loose mattrnss is also filled with
domestic wool, manufactured and lined by my
own wife. The pillows are filled with feathers from
our own wild geese; they have also been manufacture
ed by my wife, with her hands. Accompany
ing the cradle is whistle, which was made by n
friend residing with me, out of the tusk ofan aga-
tor, slain by my own hands, as well as fan, made
also by the same friend out Of the tail Of wild tur-
key killed by me; accompanying the whole is. the
hide of panther, dressed AFTER the fashion Of the
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TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.

TERMS OF THE CALEDONIAN'
,.,,i,bod weekly at $500 per annum, or 81, so
pau discontinued until arrearages are paid ex
lathe % option of the publisher.
"sTisements inserted at the customary prices.
So;S., advertisements to be paid for in advance.
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busiHeS'-Iiko manner in which tho question was
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-11-07

"Then introduce him." said Miss Smith.
"Certa'nly, Miss Smith. But why sit you are
less mercifnl than that gaunt Indian chief, who
gave such connoisseur-like glance at your flowing