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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05
New York Cattle Market,

Owing to the small number of Beeves in market fur.
Their advance was obtained and quote IS 81 so ss
the prices Of retailing qualities All the Cows and
Calves in market were taken at SO 25 to $32 &c. All
the sheep were sold at sat So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

HAvRErscket ship BallimorC aptan Lowell lady and
Newman ~ " ''''' WIS "N'''' ''''''
FHom BosToNostea ship Columbia for Lverpool-Addi
ona O.pt geo Sears Boston, Moptan bearer OF de
spactpss 20 france Goud, Sol Kohnstann Mouon
zee oururss' Ssw YORK For Bslifax-N Merritt NYork;
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Or THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
guaranteed to ell forms of secondary syphilis Pa
tens effected with pains in the bones curneous erup
tons throat and every other symptom indicative Of
the existence of venerea tain should this specific
without delay Sold in bottles 81 EACH in cases Of half
a dozen bottles, S., Forwarded to any address)
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent,
Principal Office Of the College on Nassau street.
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M A R T I'M E RAID.


Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall il a favor if CAPTAINS of Vessel. will rive
to Commodore KoBERT snvEy. Of News Fleet a Re
port Of the shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo
anv Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them immediately their Agents and Cor
rsspSGndents a. hone or abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

On Wednesday morning. 10th ut Of chronic enterits,
JAcLARp, eldest OF Sebastian and Clara Jac
iard, aged IL years ans 9 months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05
nixn

THE TRUSTEES OF THE HEBREW CON0RE0A-
TiONS, wor.hipppg in the Crosby ard Elm Syna
gogue have nted Mr. Pa IF - Mott street, near Wal
bake The uneavened bread for the
Two Hebew ppernendani, have been duly ed for the
lation 10 the preparation Of the SC cakes.
The members Of these well Of other are
requested to notice this and above
facts, seconsfued baker and superintendent at SIS
Dey street. aud at the Of Houston Ridge
presumporsy undertaken 70 msesd the unway and neI.
Pcrenced by asserting that only cake. made
in this city, made by himself and bakery and that his
is the only place where they can be obtaiued.n
COSHER VELO CHOMETS.
" thristan families can be supplied application made
early. as 3tey
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mas used shermans Lozenges in his family for the last
three years and has found them the best medicines in
they nave cough or cold shermans Cough Lozenges
cure them up IN few hours or when they are troubled
zenges destroy and dspel them. He has cured himself
OF Dyspepsia by one box Of the Dinner Lozenges Col
Benson is one OF our worhest citizens, and would not
Hanuna ion you want the
any OF the Doctors agents and can get them without
lars miserable trash, imposed upon you.
-
90 HEADS OF HAlR.-A.C c. Barry, Artist in Hair,
from London The Importance which all ages have to the
head OF hair clear index OF the value set upon per-
sonal and when by some caprcious freak OF MAJ
is TO- IN ORDER by artincia means to supply the
deficiency hence have arisen those wonderful discov
erles which Did nature defiance Barrys Ventilating
and Gossamer Wigs and Scalps, still stand pre-eminent
ABOVE all others Their peculiar light gossamer and ven
naura has os'ng shaped exactly as the
material and workmanship as well as their finish
and arrangement all combine to form such perfect heads
OF na mat they must be seen to be fully appreciated
An inspection OF Barrys real heads Of hair will satisfy
the most fasdious that they the best and cheapest in
.1e when can only De had at l4S broadway corner
------
I'll 1 On n ~ aAYLoRs bALsAM LiVEKWOkT, $40
bowery' the only medicine on which those who have
coughs coos OF c0nsdmptlon can depend with any de-
gree OF Oh De,ng cured; therefore we warn them
W avoiu mtaohs under the name OF basams wnicn are
no use ana aso maze ana
oy VOID principle and feeling lido not sell this
" w " LAY VI y. " ~, Nv. cu'nV. so 'neh
to advertise IT, We are constantly receiving letters
Prese OF the inl and unlimited confidence rePosed in
nsremedy besides we nave furnished us from various
pats Oh Ine sates the most conclusive cerhcates
II needs sore wnoesae agent ~ Maiden lane
MIS-. ray brSokiyn. Extract IRON certlhcate
Hear Sr-hoou' Two years SINCE was conhned 10 my
pea win violent cough PAIN in the chest and raising
poed ana thick mauer used TWO bottles OIL the basam
LNer"or' ana no" am well. SSlgned!
WILLIAM WILKINS.
new forR' January H. isaS.
c---
H. u.
oi o BIAS, vowed that ne could cure every BODY with
peeding ana warm water BUT ms patients generally
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NEW WRENCH FLOWERS

NFlW tHENCH FLOWEHS.
u b. STRAN3E he's reseie ed, per hps Rboue Emeraa
and large sssortmr Mt Of the les Of
French blowers, and will ,iaue
they Paris by every Have packet
Large dealers will fn1 worthy their ate uon AZ
1888 WALKER STREET..
One house West Of the Bowery
Also, TO Flower Makes-An assortnen of New Materiss
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Foreign En.poriattnes
Domestic ImpOrtatIons.

ST DOMINGO ClrrSchr Topc-900 ogs mahogany I07 ca
rooms tobacco 50 bbls honey IS tons fustc NJ Plat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

"a CONEECTIONARY FOR SALE \ ne suoscroer
,a,ss ,be whole Of MS uue engaged az the Atlantic
aaa Jesron, Of dposng oil ms confectionery es
,St.h1snt 10 S5 Broadway between arren and Cham
~ ,orL istu tools VIII De sold great bar
beers ST. nc can be had for one, two three years
Sn rent Az troducton will be given the whole
Inns great adv anage persen wishing
sac ip busipew Bat small amount Of money will be
,,,rd 10 be PAID al the time OF sale;
Lii as above or TO the Atlantic Garden, No Broadway.
AUST
.-TTNTERTAN DISPENsARY, Division street, es-
4 e,sh-d IN ia35 Tor the the famous Hunters Red
on now hnov for its unpar e,d cures all over the Used
ssd uUp- 81 Vfiyate aurs mat have o'I-
Ia ell he WI -, IS h' ms efnineu, hSseianssV
o'hng nf The hcuJfvds 4 dee stu pnhf mushrooms
~ country. PIce 81 VIA, van ant"d III ~ caves
So ek, Lace In thi, " or State the ice be OF
tanned. '
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n MOCEWEN / y.
PAMK THEATRE.
TINS kSGfift1hS aRp yi W. be performed.
Queen Eliza, III Booth King Henry y HIM, Barry
Miss Julia T'rabr,l vii ,ppssr N LA sMoLENsKA.
Doc, 1.u,., COUSIN IxT T'Ri
MI. Baasm, 'e''e caOt Bantam Tam, a.. Abbott
CHATHAM THEATr n
.I I'D Is $ $ e Isis ! '..
Third Tiers r rlIsH f v.S GssIy v III GEMS. '
"'' rIa; Mabel sssr'' III: q, sa.. c.,
The 70 f sln6Hss III tGuB
nkTCHELi1s DLYnrlC THEATRE.
r,,,s q, srss,twy,r. New York;
THIS EVFERs A brA W. L performed
Fra Diavoo. Nj. Timm Bepro, Mitchell
MUslcAE MMfEsfLeANaE
John y T r. waeo rsdds' rSs: ,vI s;'sAs
T. ans Do,r will be opened a, fale,asi g as. u. >.
orm.nee- co nmence a. ,. every ev-etnE
AMERICAN TIIEATKE-- IVA LIN UT-ST
num-, PHILADELPHIA.
oNpT Ta, THE niRsCTIoN or siIss G. CUsHMAN
.n n,s sve oMED4f5Gsi sRT 10 + 's'''"''
bbn,nsol Of svS syI,su'e Ms, Cuhm.n
runS!S asf f Hs!'4 fables.
n. A MARSHALL. Lesss
AMERICAN MUsEUM
hsRble Building, corner Of Broadway and Ann .r,.,y
T BAkNUM, Manage
Continued success of
MISS MARY DARLING,
The beautiful and charming Queen of Magic
NH HER RtT pEF i RSgl of
Also engaged for short time, the excentc
The highly popular Comedian and deineator of Eccentric
lri.h Dutch, French and Yankee Character.
Also engaged Master T. Reed known az Daniel Lambert
Jr, the GIANT soy,
Who but IL old is ST Gin high weiuhs 265 pounds
CHAN0FONC,,
The celebrated Chinese Jugger.
Fling.
The MELODlAN, an immense magnificent Muscai liz
strumen plays itself the finest Overres Fantasies Waltz
REPRESENTS A FULL ORCHESTRA.
PHRENOLOGY.
An Eminent Professor attends daily and practical Ex
smnat,ons and Charts, Developments and Character Fri
fling extra CHARGE
Just added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
AhEOuH, made and worn 300 years ago
ELECTRO GALVANlSM.
Just added to the Museum powerful Electro 0alvanc
Batteries.
GRAND COsMORAMA-ALBINO LADY.
49, Fancy,0lass Blowing.
AN EXPERIENCED TAXYDERMIST Il engaged and
can have them mounted in the best style.
Day visitors admitted same evening FREE Evening per-
formances at quarter before O'Clock.
Day Performances Wedne sday and Saturday afternoon
at8 o'clock.
Admission TO all IS cents-Chdren half price. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

~ TO LET OK LEASE-The premises No. q Canal ana
street. Of Broadway known as the poi-
phiu Tavern, consisting OF large barroom slGndne
through Lspcnad dwelling house and m so
adio Canal also, cwellpg on Lpe"nu 'ee''
The barroom would make large and spacious ,soIe; 5000 .
Also No Broadway corner OF "ee at
present occupied as ses"s'o' WIN MAEREA,
-. IS Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
is NOW RE-OPENED.
G. n. DEVOE, Manager.
Ths Establishment contains almost endesa number Of
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF
NATURE AND ART.
Neatly aud tacfuy displayed three spacious halls and
boasts Of
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
- Exceeding in extent and value any other America.
The manager has engaged for short only the sublime
tand beautiful exhibition of
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
GROUP OF TWENTY.THREE FIGURES,
IN STATUARY THE SIZE OF LIFE
THIS solemn and impressive Our savioura
aigned Prisoner with Crown Of Thorns His Head
Plate.
additiSn e shs sSEye The M:nsEs5 has spgsEsd the
Gypsy WOMAN,
.Frem England
She wishes impose the publsc by ma
believe her Witch.
IFORTUNE TELLER!
Possessed vi'h supernatural powerbut the contrary,
claims p-blc!y 10 be able to instruct others sG lgood
intellect and mention their leading 81 tions of
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT,
AND THE FUTURE.
IL Admission the Museum cents: Children half prce
Woman 'A''Se h 'sn' 10 those who consult the s s
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Lampey " ie'ei'' o ii"pei' auu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

a FOX SALF, FAtHhNOF, ON LEASf-The
f pIeassp, County Seat situated on high ground over
,iW looking M wtown four miles from Wiliiansbuuh.-
81 &c, the door three times daily from Peck slip;
tanning 6 handsome snsion house
story front and four through
the peoIs folding doors. Russia CRATES painted walls
aud finished hsndsGne and substantial
kitchen dairy, and ice house filled with ice from fish
pond places well and and brick cern spacious
coach house and barn. Grape abor OF house. fronting
the road handsome ence extending the gardner house
msp may be seen, and terms liberal. Apply to
|. l.. 5CHIEFFELIN,
aS2wsr IH Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

90 THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTIC MIXTURE
the of all discharges from the urethra-sod in
bottles, at 81, and at so cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Naaoan Ell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

POST OFFICE,
New York, April At, Isll (
IRON aud after this dav the Great Southern Mail will be
L closed daily, at this Office, at ~ O'Clock, A. M:
A second mail for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
City, Close daily IN O'clock p Nj except Sundays
which days all the Mails closed ~ o'clock. p M
JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM.
IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

| Mr. VIM sCHARFENBERG begs leave to inform hi :
Vocal aud instrumental Music Apollo Rooms on FRI
day Evening, April nh which will be assisted
dfy performers composed principally of members OF the
New York Philharmonic Society," under the direction of u c.
Hill, T. Or
Particulars in future Bills
Tickets One Dollar each, to be had It the principal Music
stores. m3ls toA7sr
MR.. D. PARKER the Aono to announce to his Iriends
" and the publ that having received applications
are petition OF his Exhibition Ball he will repeat Friday
Evening next, the It'll of April when dances which
snch general will repe ated in the same or
DER as before Miss Walters and Mis- Parker will appear in
The Exhibition 70 commence at hafpast Tickets 81,
Ng:.There will be no Public on Thurs sy Evening.
WANTED, A sTTUATTON-By young man sf respect
" able come Mons ccrk salesman He acquainted
wh nd bop He h' both abi
medIate emr Ioyment Apply TOT 81 this Office.
ROAKDlNG WANTED-Bya single gentleman. A com
Portable room either fnrs.he or uniurpshed. in private
lam ny tuar sascay street Any family having
NOTE postpaid, 10 H. &. Sheridan, Mrs Edmonds II
barclay 81 as ltsrc
a FEW 0ETLEMEN Of steady habits can be accommo.
dated With good board and pleasant in private fami-
~ at 2 Fulton street Also few day boades sccom
modsted the reasonable parlor and bedroom
70 lel WIN OF without board a5ec
NOTICE-An Grocep " no a opposed to violating the
sabbath by SGsnng hsI store; on Il requs.ted
~ o'clock p NJ, take into te nee. sy or
dong something that wise end sutay respecting
that day. may be respe cted and udciously enforced
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-Itis handsomely fitted up
and located in pleasant and thriving nsghborhood; m
well adapted for Druggist Physician. Will be sold a
streets, or 2oi Henry sweet Blsosyn South Ferry
as lwsr
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THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
Words by H. w. N. Bailey.
PARr III.
NEW soNG-The Hero and the Philo.oper.

Written expressly for Henrv Russell by Geo Morris ESQ
Suggested by the remarks of Mr. Summers, of Vginis
the sword Of Washington and the of
Fakn Congress and through that body TO the eople Of
ned Stats"Le the sword OF the hero and staff OF the
philosopher 20 together. Let them have place among the
proud trophies homo able MORALS of
achievements Upon stan leaned he Sage, o
whom has been said he snached the iRhtoug from heaven
AID the sceptre from tyrants. mighty welded
this sword righteous In the hand Of Washington
this the sword Of the Lord and Of Gideon IL
drawn except defence of public betyt shahed
until aud triumphant: returned the scab
bard without stain Of cruelty dshonor upon its bade
TO hzt country watch bestowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

WHO WANTS BOOTS SHOES7
- THE Greatest Reduction in Prices ever known:
. Only think Of Cent? mems line dress cal stitched
Boots OF the fashionable shape 80 TO Fashona;
HE reggsd boots 81 50 s2o0 LADIES fancy colored
French and city made Caters IS SO par And all
the fashions for for Gentlemen, Ladies snd from
thirty TO forty per cheaper than at 2 Greenwich
corner Of Barclay. JAP WloGlNS.
az I'm
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$ll,6s6, 3s7 As

TREASURY DEPARTMENr
Registers Office, Sd April, Is4s.
til. SMITH,
Reg. Try of u. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

Ion IS IL.
Seaman from Boston for Savannah March 2sh off Charles
ton Bar.
Baltimore days from NewHav for St Vincent March H.
Creole of aud for New Orleans from Have March s lat e
Ion 60.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL s.
Cleared,

Cleared.
sh Rs,I Edwna West Amsterdam Hurbu Co; Nor
tsdam. Schmidt Bachen; Cheney Crabtrse North of
Europe Nesmth, Leeds Co; Levant Webster Mansanila
DO ko; New Jersey, Brown Dsren Ga. K M Deml.-Schs
Leonidss Welch Kingston, ia Under wood
Baker, Halifax, H g Donavan.
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w. A. CARTER. Auctioueer.

w. A. CARTER. Auciopeer.
WINES. BRANDY, GIN Rum Whskey, and Segan
w Carter Co. will sell "Wednesday 5h halfpast
o'clock their store Ne lo2 Broadwis lsdsmiiohns od
demiiokns old Jamaica and SAINT Croix RUM 3dem ahns
Champagne Brandy IS demyohns superior old Scotch WINS
keys Sc doz old aud Southsde Madeira, old London
Port Pale Gold and Brown Sherry 20 demiohns old Madeira
IL demohns Sherry and is demohns old Ports 20 basket
peIior Champagne Wine
Also, 6 doz Madeira and IN doz Pot Wine, years in
bottles.
The attention of dealers and private families is particularly
quested Sale positive. a4is2tsr
-Trow bdg, Co will SELL this morning, at 10Y o'clock
the sOre 34 Broadway, Duane street. large and
fashionable assortment of elegant furniture including
desirable article.
Also. French manel clocks Also 1900 yards superior
gam Brussels, vsnitan and New Rag Careetting Also.
The viii sold quantities purchasers Sale
absolute. as ltsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-05

X COLLINS o.
~ ~ 70 South street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-19

Important 10 Farmers.-Hart Massey, Esq.
of this village, took a small portion OF the seed
corn with which he planted a field, aud soaked
it in solution of sallpetre and planted rows
with the seed thus prepared. Now for the re-
silt: the five rows planted with corn prepared
with sallpelre, yielded more than twenty-five
rows planted without any preparation; the five
rows were untouched by the worm, while the
remainder of the field suffered severely from
their depreciation
We should Judge that not one kernel satur-
ated with satpetre was touched by the worm;
while almost every hill in the adjoining piece
suffered severely. No one who examined the
field, could doubt the efficacy of the preparation
so striking was the difference between the
five rows and the remainder of the field.
This experiment should be extensively test
ed as the results are deemed certain, while the
expense is comparatively nothing.
Hash. Standard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-19
DEACON GILES DIsTlIIERv

Our readers doubtless remember the famou.
dream which was dreamed and published a few
wear ago about "Deacon Giles Disilery." The
dream gained for its Dreamer, Rev. MIR. Chccver
no little notoriety at the time In addition 10 the
fame which the dream itself gained for the Rev
gentleman, the Cowhidng which was inflicted on
him. in the streets of Salem, and the prosecution
for libel and his subsequent imprisonment, spread
his name far and wide. But how times have
changed That far famed Distillery has been 70
Gently purchased by James ~ Bufium of Lynn
and is TO be converted into Steam Saving and
Planning Manufactory But as preparatory sion
il was thought best TO dedicate il by approprio,s
services to its future use. Accordingly Temne,
ancc Tea Party was recently held in i, bv tho
Washingtonians of Salem and vicinity II was ev
pectcd that Mr. Chcevcr would be present m Tho
occasion and take part IN the services, but nm.
fortunately he not there. There was also n 70.
port that Mr. Ham, who used the Cowhide on NJ
Cheever, and who is now a good Washinyion;an
was TO be there and make a speech, but this proved
TO be mistake. Dea. Giles, (alias Stone) is olso
said to be good temperance man. What SIGH,
it would have been TO see those three mer ,akinr
lea together that occasion, drinking Temperance
toosis in hot or cold WATER singing cold water
songs, and cracking Jokes on scenes of bv cons
days The old DisiilleIy, which is 100 r. long and
20 wide, was crowded to overlooking. Resolutions
were passed, speeches were made, and on the
whole the Tea Party was grand affair. The as
sembly were in excellent spirits, and the walls OF
the Old Dlstillery rung with the shouts of the null
titude. What an era is marked by this occasion
in the great Temperance Reform? May every
distillery in the land share like fate with Des.
Giles and may every one, who has suffered in
consequence Of his labors in this good cause, enjoy
similar triumph TO that of Mr. Cheever.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-19

MATTERS IN WASHINGTON. John Tyler has
gone to his estate in Virginia Mr. Webster has
retired from office and is doing up some writing,
with view to an early return to Marshfeld. Mr.
Legare is Secretary OF State pro tenn, with pros
pect OF receiving the post Internationally j. M.
Porter is at home in Pennsylvania fixing up things
his Governor brother and all the caba having
been Obliged to forswear and denounce Tylerism "a
AVOID being read out OF meeting and John c.
Spencer is lord Of the ascendant al Washington.
lie is meditating violent assault on the affections
ready
Mr. Webster leaves Washington on Monday. and
WIN stop few days in Baltimore. Mr. Cushinp
leaves for China in the irgate Brandywine on the
first of July.-k Y. Tribune
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-19
OMENS IN VIRGINIA

Westmoreland County, the birthplace Of Wash
ington has given the largest Wing majority she ev-
er gave, at the late Election, putting Wing Con-
gresham in place of Loco Her vote is some
three Wing to one.
Fairfax, the County in which Washington spent
the last years of his life and gave his last vote has
also gone Whlg-oiten Loco,
Albemarlc, the County of Jefferson, has elected
two Wing Delegates, one of whom aoas not Can
ddote, turning out two Locolocos and giving de-
clded majority Tor Congress against her own apos-
tate son, Thomas w, Gilmer
London, the County of Monroe, has given a large
Wing majority as usual.
Hanover the birthplace of Patrick Henry and
Henry Clay, which gave Van Buren, majority for
President, has turned opt her Locofoco Delegate
and given majority for John NJ Bolts for Con-
gress,
These are but few items. There is scarcely a
County in which large vote has been called out in
which the result is not auspcious TO the Wing
cause. And best of all, the Wings have every
where fought the battle as Wings, taking the most
decided stand for the principles and measures OF
their party. These have called forth popular en-
thusosm wherever they were frankly presented,
and secured a good vote while Henry A. Wise,
with all his whining about persecution, and the
universal conviction that he would have great
majority, has not polIed third of the vote Of The
District, nor even Of his own County
NJ " Tribune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-05-19
May Is, 1913.

We call the especial attention of our readers to
the Address, found in cur Paper TO day, Of John
O. Adams and Others to the people of the Free
States, on the subject Of the Annexation of Texas
to the Union. II deserves the serious consideration
of every citizen Of the North, and every friend Of
liberty That such plot is formed, there can be
no question that the project may not be carried
into effect, the most prompt and decisive measures,
on the part Of the frcemcn Of the North, are i'm
periously demanded We trust this address WILDE
published by every Editor in the Free States, read
by every man, woman and child al the North, and
that it will arouse our whole population to true
understanding Of the danger which impends our
free institutions, aud the Vaccinations Of slave
holders to asen the curse Of slavery forever upon
our country. The encroachmenls Of Southern
Slavery on the rights and liberties Of the citizens of
the Free States ought to be met by the most de-
csive action. If the south is determined to main
tain her "pcculiar institutions" let the North
be equally determined TO maintain her liberties,
and her rights, and her institutions. Let not the
necks of freemen be trodden upon by the iron heel
of the Dagon, Slavery