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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
TO THE LADIES.
INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
AL BEAUTY considered in cenne ctiou with DR. FELIX

TNTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSON
5uSrsn with DR. FELIX
n.a:SS Il: he human lor%s
broad and ed, This 40, only
hign order Of mental facolty fine forehead mark Of
and OF Importance To those and there maay SUCH
:esssd of This ssrs though BY
portion which tends ony
used in fseH;aH:s viii
me @ n ss Ss pGps Subtle The
neck when mole or the beard when
By az q the
oouKAUD's EAU 81 81 BBEEAATTTTEE' OR TRUE WATER
For removing fisekes, puppies botches sores burns
es ss
Sss.Esy ss love-. H sgDs
h.
~ SoURAUD,s BLANC p'EspAGNE!
ev the o ss
M ss r::: nf;;ss N.
y %;' 'E SsS Sopa Ms1%S tA. &C.
safsa s S'Ve Mxf SSass SsS
S: ss;s Second Ns% SssS
% .nss SG asws New
y Tpps Dr. ssasIOok Pa f
Robinson, periodical agen Pittsburgh, futile; CINCINNATI
Thomas Co., Main street; Va, Richmond Mrs. Frayler;
C. Washington, Selpy Parker Alexandra G. c. Berry;
Md Baltimore 8. s. Hance, &c. &c.
Within few years this remarkable and useful che
mica invention for completely graduating superuous hair
has attained the highest pitch Of celebrity and consequently
excited the cypdy Of nest Of base couneeite, who at
sbnp Pnrcbaser. .hona hesSore on ,Se; ,nd M
that bottle Of the Poudre Subtitle square, F. Felix
On s:es sSs 'fd ;ss
i ind n b
Cosmetic 81 Walker street, door from Broadway
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AN IMPoRTANT INCARCERATION FOR THE
A LADIES-MHS.LOvE.C orset MAKER Nc. mad

s calls the attention OF ladies' her important invented
domnal Supporter Tor the preservation Of the health and
during pregnancy This Abdominal Supporter has
called forth the fullest appreciation Of the Med
from the satisfactory results those ladies who have
used them IL perfect application, acting support
and all the useless and he
fatigue and austacn of the whole during
Nothing that hs been invented offers decided
advantages for the system aga,ns accident
the period Of the time preserving the
raj FORM Country merchants and retailers supplied adj
vantageous Mrs the calls their
being long required desideratum fo the expansion Of the
chest Mrs. L. has secured patent She begs refer in rea-
ron TO the above to the eminent Of the Me deal
Facnlty-Dr Francis Dr. F. T. Pond Dr. Mcdonald, Profess
Gilman, M D., Professor Parker M d. Dr. Nelson A. &.
Castle, NJ D. DR.. J. W. Moore, J. Nelson, NJ D., J. w.
Francis. NJ ID. mo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
~ until the l7h April next for Engines, Boilers
and Propee, constructed the plan known "Hu ,te
plan" Two Of said knsiI Boilers aid Propeers to be de-
Tas9y the others at such place places the coast
rropelleI upon the plan known "Ecsson plan to be
delvereda place the the
direct The Engpe Boilers and Popeers be made Of the
very best materials to bear the proof and n.psc
Treasury The Boilers have less han hundred
(7oo) feet fire surface each working eighty eo)
inch Proof hundred and
eight tsl eighteen ls inch Cylinders, ~it three 90 feet
months from the time of receiving the drawings and pans for
building.
Tire Proposals will the price which Engines
Boilers and Propees will be delivered aud into complete
operation But the application Of the Engine
either said plans right the proposals will also
state the price asked Including the authority the
J. G. SPENCER,
m23to7ar SecretaIv The Treasury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

EARLY LErTucE.-We are indebted to Charles
Buel for very fine head of early lettuce. The sea-
son has been unpropitious, and the spring so back
ward, that we little expected such luxury.-Al-
bawy Journal, March Il.
Nor GunrY.-Leondas d. Walker, who has
been on trial before the Criminal Court Of st. Louis,
for killing Mr. Fair, has been acquitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
JOHN M. DAVIES " JONES,
WILLIAM STREET CQRNER QE l0HN

106 WILLIAM STREET, CUNNFH OF JOHN,
HAVE just received from imporations, aud Of their
IL manufacture very OF SpUng
Goods consisting OF thing and fashionable
the gentemeni furnishing ne which added their former
Of goods rarely before
found in store, among which
CAPs-ln every variety, for gentlemen, youth and chill
drcn.
CRAvATs-Of plain and figured satn gro grains. cam
bricks, &c.
sCARFS-Of ves,inr latin, broche
GLOvES-Of kid, silk, brown and chene linen. lisle
HOsIERY-Of cotton merino, wool spun silk, &c.
UNDER 9ARMENTS-Of shaker knit merino, wool en-.
silk, cotton, &c.
LINEN COLLARs-Plan and Byron, Of all qualities and
sHRfS-Of linen, muslin French cambria. plain and with
ruHies, &c.
sUSPENDERs-Ofgu gum elastic, SIX, cotton, &c.
OILED SLKS-Of white and fancy colors, warranted
to adhere in any climate.
The comprises only part their and pur
chase will consult their bv examining this spen
did Of goods before purchasing
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at their old established
Cap, stock, Linen and Oiled silk Mandatory,
NO. LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN.
m33nsm
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. BARCLAY STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
- THE AMERlCAN HOTEL.

DRICE REDUCED to One Shilling per HUNDRED, Tom
a. NJ to SIP M.-The subscriber informs his Iends and
public in general that ha. Five New Billiard Tables IN
rear saloon the front roomall IN hst rate order
Each gen Visiting the establishment VII ps unshsd
ferens spsrtmeD the proprietor think: Will render nmore
select and agreeable gentlemen Visiting his house
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
s B,r will ALWAYS be stocs ed with choicest Wines and
Liqucr and the Sega be hadelso Sherry Ccbber.
Mint uleps Punches; made not TO be surpassed
D-The apartments have undergone thorough rehtuns
~ Gentle men VII, please to communicate neglect Of
'o'V " '"' -"'"'' FRANCIS MONTEyERDE.
rnchl6 7msr Barclay street.
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LOUISIANA As sSE NV Nv sHt h1Ns OF PACKETS
& Ne &6 ~ M
ssss. &. 5 5 s e
az d;:
will Be JSeventsd during months The following
ship: % S ssH?SsSSs'c s s,s csmg
SSffsSs HSshft SsD Sap s.sf HIi.ra
ssSS E 52TKsXFE1RR c S:s,sin a S;s.r
a Gz7STSNST 6sR!s Si Is,h'% %nml.,s
s ;s SkAHfyAHft%E Es S;S';$a s Ssiia;on
Ship LOUISA. $aptin Mpifoid w..
pssts @ sSs a'a as w wsssa have lsssns
p
by MASTER who will make every ensrisn to give
ae%a The s' M;ssi.spp b. .iss%po. a ono
bic @
S for amy or sent pS On beard
the value thereon expressed
AJEfS Sf sRoObs sS + s xsss : IL New
TAPscoTrs GENERAL T r Il PASSAGE ssAs OFFICE.
& & IL IL
bringing FROM and remtting
pr England iIrelaDd Scotland Wales magnificent
PANE WEI %iS 81 IvERrooL PACKETS VIZ
Ship ROSClUS, Capt Collins.
Ship sIDp 11S Captain Cobb bo,,
:SSH2EFESS tsss Sss %ss5 Rss::,
New ship LIVERPOOL, Captain EIdredgc.
Sailing every month; and with the UNlTED Line,
composed superior first class American Ships sailing every
ten days will make five ships each month throughout
haly 0fn
Passages direct from London Bristol and Greenock to New
York; Also from Liverpool to New Orleans Mobile Savan
varo British North America, all times be
gagged on liberal terms.
Persons whining send for their friends will not
ence any other aud they unusual
will be taken make che agreeable the ships being
fitted with solely to the comfort Of passengers
all whe 1.-THE parties for decline coming, the
money will be X aided without any deduction usual
free from the various seapor OF Ireland and Scotland
also be secured
a follows so and from London the 10TH and goth
OF each To and from Liverpool the st 7th 18Th,
18TH and 23th Of each month. New Orleans Mobile Savsn
n"h TissY ns season
Persons in the country wishing 70 send money to their friends
dress Of the parties ereceve IL nay rely draft for the
thereof and acknowledgment for the returned
mail. .
Drafts sight, for amount payable demand with
ca Banks Of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank o. Scotland
reenock and their branches Messrs James Built Son Co..
Bankers Londsn Exchange and Discount Bank Liverpool
and in every principal town Of Great Britain snd Ireland
d5yT VII T. TAPsCOTT. 40 Burling Slip.
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METALLIC RAZOR STKOP


WITH FOUR SIDES, invented by 9 SAUNDERS,
%ss "a ssss edge .:ss ;s part ss g he
article Kind Ia. ever been 80 Known and an
use in nearly al cutlery ss,aSshmsns Europe and
there eeLnoyedssa 70 have rS equal In New York
s can The II pans sstaSiished
IN America being the only hasor suop that will
Cescases are the possession of the inventor from the
e e;, :ausrio.y When taking thos.
vcnsIemsn have no Interest the sale Of the article, and
,or. e the only sop that has been dssmsd worthy Or
mstason and Ths Number Oh hose sione
That may be mole sa.ctory the public the names Of
hos gentlemen who have gwen 4 e ,s meps o.
snsns Mos. sn1 Mr. Mien cutler % the Royal Navy so
THE UepenI Assembly s the French Benevolent Society.
the inst adjourned in accorda &c with the
SD atcle the Constitution; the members are therefore re-
xpr ne - Ssp.f ss seicsE
sSoiishs wheS would render nsce..sy amendment or
suppression Of srtics g and 10 Of the Co stv!ion
s' Sss y: FONT sseIssa
LONDUN AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUB
Der GOODS.
VyUOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street. Tn
70 rs Sos ss
Goats snd Cspes upencr Lama Cashmere Lama Persian
L.n. Lam.
A. for ''; S9xs x fsR;si
REAL HAVANA sE0ARs1Ths lovers Of genuine
;s:ne sss' wSSd sS ws e s and
Of =: ;ssy. named ia'uy Call and + ssI;sS
INeEkD OILS cab, superior quality English Llnssed
mast ~ woobHUGL. 4 MINTURN, 81 South. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

CCoTCH PIG IRON-2oo tons very superior Scotch rs
"'"' W0ODHULL & MlNTURNs,
MFR 81 South street.
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AM & Ne
PASSAGE FROM GRE AZ BRITAIN AND IkELAND
BY The Ph vAERp6 6hLii pSVr az GTS LINE oF

LIVERPOOL JACKETS.
Sailing from Liverpool the It'll and 18th Of month";
Persons wishing send the Old Country fer their friend.
make the with the subscrbcrs and
have them in this superior Line OF Packets sailing
from LiyeYso punctusy the 7t and 18th Of every month
sailing every six days thereby aordng weekly eo%mpnca-
thse thar they shall be forwarded with and des
patch. 49,
Should the parties agreed for come the will
be returned TO those who paid here, without reduc
ton.
The Black Ball. Old Line of Liverpool Packets comprise
The OXFORD, The NEW YORK,
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA
With such superior and unequaed tho sub
scrbe confidently look forward for continuance sup
port which been extended many years. for which
they grateful.
Those proceeding, remag their relatives,
all obtain afs sight any drawn direct
u the Royal Bank OF Ireland, Dub hin, also on
Messrs. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES CO.
Bankers, London,
which will be paid demand any Of the Banks their
Branches all the principal towns throughout England Ire
land, Scotland and Wales
"pp'' ~ '" hoCHE, BkOfHERs CO..
IS Fulton ct, New York,
next door the Fulto Sank.
N.B-The Old Line Of Liverpool Packets "a II from this
for Liverpool the list and 18th Of each month Parties
returning the old country will find their comfort and
advantage select this svone Line for their
preference to any other. dTr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsily newspaper-Pub-
shed ovory day of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubiishede every Saturday
morniaspice ct cents per copy, or % II per annum
postsges paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst has the largest circuiafio~ Of any paper in this CITY,
the wsrll and therefore, the best chGnnel tor basness
men inAe city country. Prices moderate-cash in ad-
vance.
PRINTING ofau kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices. and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRiEroR HKRALD ESTABLISHMENTS,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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TT MORA NOE having taken the Ms,snal House conner
diou,Iy for the cepion of boader would most respectfully
n ihe sraelites the United States that he has
ssre for large number OF gentle men, with
or without their vi during the Passover! Hoidays Per
sons ens desrous making the Marshall House their home
for snv period will hat attencn expense shall be
sDsred a. resde them and the prices moderate to
suit the times. M zM y
TN4LIgH ADV EKTi sEMENT-Notic TO Masters Of
sure Mr. orSpch. late of the Washington Hotel, bees
vssnccuIIv - iform American friends, that
NE has removed from Saint PausSqusre to No Duke street.
vsrpoo minutes walk from the Custom House, which
private house cited with every comfort and
and to with continuance Of that support 20
o.,- .c-,s sNorded n her. mi imr
DEMOvAL.-The Office Of the Jefsn9s Insurance Compa
II nv has this day removed TO 8 Wa!sree cppc sat
the Merchanu' Exchange. mI3 &c
DEMOVAL.-P. MACS, Hair Dresser aud Wig Maker, has
removed from ie2 to ise 5roadway afsw door below the
new room he fashionable ,yle he will continue the
sd,ops and ohsrs who may him with call He ha. also
private for ladies' hair dressing and jampoong This
powerful of Jampoony considered by thousands OF
New and the healthest articles for
the cure Of dandru strengthening or the
by the Faculty Of Meciue in Paris and patented at Wishing
Nothing and delightful than TO go
this operation in the hands OF T. MACS MO N-ec
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
aK M KS

IL OLD LINE of Packets Tor Liverpool will hereafter be
in the following ORDER excepting that when the
i sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail on the succeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

,.1s FARM FOR SALE containing IS acres the greater
Of which meadow aud plough laad withs good
Nyoung sprle orchard with yatt y Of cherries Pesr
good house, carriage house, crib. and sheds
doors .nfcency Of 6rsEoSd; there i never
farm X s used about three miles from Elizabeth town, NJ.
on The main road to WetGed, and within hundred yards
Railroad Any further DESCRIPTION ]. net neSs.sary a.
e and particulars apply John ID. Murdock tie
III. :. or Jane, Duff No. 148 Rivington street, N r.
ThIx would desirable location for doing
busnc.. New York, being within two hours ride Of the
o o;rm n rich 18th, 1873. MO 2Wsec
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LONDON AND MANChESTEK INDIA RUB
Der GOODS

INSEkD OLE cssk, superior quality English Linssed
mssI ST '''' woODHU2L 4 MINTURN, 81 South. ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

THE UNDERSIGNED again off'r for sale large
I'D portion Of heir Heal Estate in the CITY Of Brooklyn.
Ek Cmcumstances over which they could exercise
troll sale advertised be had the 18th Decem
Der last. 49,
The Estate been finally d'id and each party in inte-
rest will sell separately 49,
The unde ned intend build number of buildings
the remaining of their property during the
mer and will engage with purchasers for uniformity st
All the the vicinity of the East river the
Heights. Of great val,e.
The Homestead" comprises upwards Of 800 lots in the
Seventh Ward the centre Of and becoming the
important in the city.
f will be positive the days be advertised short
ly and will about the 18th day Of April
next -. -,
will be furnished each purchaser for small amount
exhibited the Merchar IT, Exchange and
the Office Of the auconeers, Wilkins Rollins. and William
Dumont 49,
Parties wishing purchase invited visit the mises
and for further information are referred to the suesrbe
their reside l25 Columbia BROOKLYN to Maxwell
Msgher Esos No Nassau 1t; Charles A. Griffin Esq, 50
MeTchans Exchange Clarence D. Sacket, ESQ., No. u
Pine street.
MARIA JACKSON,
CORNELiA A. JACKSON.
/, s.-N HAMILTON H. JACKSON.
WILLIAM PETERS.
mo sod Sfsr CHRtSTIANA A. PETERS,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

4 IVERPOOL ORRELL. COAL-I0o IONS warranted, q
L. very superior article on board ship Hottnguer. west side
'u'''nS ''"' Woodruff 4 MINTURNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31
WORAM q HEATHER,
No. ST. BROAD WAY,

n II q LS Z X E K 8.
[V H. respectfully inform their friends and tho public
w that attend the abo business all its branches
and make Ia the and best stys
Estimates and given the shortest notice.
NJ BAH kinds of old work attended to with punctuality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

LATEST FROM THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN AL
sANY-MoRALs IN RocHEsTER.-We have received
by Pomeroy and Co., and Pullen and Copp, Utica,
Buffalo, Troy, Rochester and Albany papers, in adj
vance OF the mail Those from the latter place are
OF Tuesday morning.
II appears that Mr.. Secretary Young is not to be
removed, and we learn that he intends 10 answer al
the charges that have been brought against him.
From Albany Atlas, March AL
IHE CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION. The resolution
OF Senator Foster, rebuke of Col. Young, has been
lost in the Senate, and aresolulion Of Senator Root
proposed to be substituted. Certainly il is to the
latter Senator that precedence is due, 'an older,
not better soldier" in an attack upon Democra-
tic State Officer or in a war upon essentially Demo-
cratic principles. resolution offered by Senator
Root is az follows;-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04

would have been. had they taken his prop
erty from him in secret, or by force?
For that certainly is. not yours, for which
you have not rendered an equivalent.
Why, John, my son, you talk like an
in6deIl What call man, and DeG
con loo, thief and robber, for getting
properly cheap, when he makes fir
bargain, and pays his money for it?
None but an infdel could talk SO. 1t is
down right in6delity. l have noticed
with deep concern for you, that you hive
moi attended meetings for number OF
Sabbaths past, as steady as formerly. |
fear you are fast fastening The downward
road 10 infdelity. K.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
Jan. A. 1913.

saw the sane thing. And yet-when he
has bis objec, to gain, his prcselytism to
promote. his orthodoxy TO establish - ne
II practice makes God so to hate one of
he most quiet, peaceable and uno6endlng
halions on earth, as to "scourge" them.by
sending upon them, in the shape OF pro-
tossing Christians, one Of the most quar-
felsome, rupacious and blood-thirsty races
ol beings on the.earlh = the veriest set Of
cultures and vampires That ever preyed
i pom their kindl leone in, here, for the
6eiense of the character Of the High and
Holy One against such blasphemous i'm
bulations; and for the release Of mankind
from the thraldom Of such religious i'm
posture aud moral corruption. The i'm
pieiy is too audacious 10 be passed over.
The immortality and anti-Christianity arc
Of the worst species & the rankest growth.
AT future time | will take this matter
up again - show where such sentiments
had their origin-where the work began
how j, has gone on from age 10 age
with what it is identical-what manner OF
spirit il is Of how il has affected and is
affecting human interests, &c. &c.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
n O t c e
Annua! Lieeiing POstpeGed.

The time for holding the'AnnuaI Meet
ing ofo State A. 5. Society has been
changed from the 18th and 18th 10 the
18th and 10Th of next. month. It was
found that the State Temperance Society
is to hold an adjourned meeting at the
time first fixed for the A. S. meeting, and,
as large proportion of the friends OF
these enterprises respectively, are engag-
ed in both and would like to attend both
meetings, it was deemed advisable so 10
arrange them that they will not interfere
with each other. Papers that have in
serted the anti-sIavery notice are. request
ed TO mention this change and tell the reas-
on for it.-Yoice Of Freedom.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
For the Vermont Telegraph.
Replies. from brother yvhitlnarsa.

Replies from brother TE-llitrnaTsE. 49,
Friead MRrfay:-1 have word or
two 10 say 10 ffiead Dyer, though no CON
troyersy with him. He says reformers
should be. consistent" Now. as do not
claim to be q reformer. but whatI am--a
MaS-I shall spend no time in proving
M ~ consistency" And care not Wheth-
er / appear consistent or not, 50 be that
| fDlIow and utter my truest idea. He
says | . have keen eye upon the col.
umus of the Telegraph, and can discover
the least deviation in physiological
point" Iueyer s4id anything about your
course, with the idea Of reproving or re-
bosiag you. | never thought that the
advertisement nfyour paDef was doing
essential injury, or WAS worth noticing,
only by way Of inducing you to publish
the physiological truth you know. | care
not how much chaf men throw 10 the
scattering winds, provided they GO not
choke and smother themselves and ne
wish it, | object MOTTO the main idea 10
friend Overs structures upon my remarks.
[ view. man as an Individual, and in The
race. as a ar0gressive being. Ard Ia
fer from bis. nature and history that il
requires many generations TO give fnH
IiGealSand pl aciicaf development OF the
| Divine Idea in It's .perIeel beauty and truth
fulness, 10 the race. So that considering
The age and state in which our f,refathers
lived, | allow in them that which is not
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
Annual Meeting of the Vermont Temper
ol.ce Society.

The Central Committee ofthe Vermont
Temperance Society hereby give notice
that The next annual meeting ofthe Socie-
ty WIKI be held according to adjournmenl,
4! WOODSTOCK. on Wednesday the
1ith day of Janoary next, at 10 O'Clock,
\. NJ. The town and county societj,S
are respectfully invited to appoint dele.
gates, aud to forward hV them 6Tjcf re-
ports, aOtttten practicable, of the condi-
ton of!heir town and county in relation
TO temperance. ...~.>=S. 49,.
Also, the county Secretaries, - whose
presence is earnestly desired, = are re-
quested, in case OF unavoidable absence, to
communicate in wiring statements res pect-
ing the "CoId Water Army" and all
such Information of a general nature, aud
important to our cause, as they have at
command ALSO, to forward such monies
as they may have received, in pursuance
of the request made known in the Circu-
lar distributed by them to the Presidents
of the local Temperance Societies.
For the Central Committee,
|" ..-- A..C TWINING, Chr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04

WORTH TRYINs.-A friends. informs
US that when the last snow fell he tried
several things TO prevent The light snow
tfom adhering to bis iron shovel. wishing
to supersede the use and extra expense of
wooden one. when be found that black
lead rubbed on il effectsally prevents the
snow from adherinr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-04
TEMPERANCE LECTURES.

Georgia, Dec. %. 1912.
Friend Murgray:-Please publish in your paper
the following notices. l viii attend Temperance
Meetings in the>foIlowing places, viz.