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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

DLACK SATIN AND CORDED SILK CRA-
DVATS OF superior quality, received at23l Broadway OPP
nosita The Fountain s23 3tis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

ENGLAND, FRANCE. SPAIN, &c.
To be completed in Tn Numbers q each 81 30
foT the r,ir, work. which be illustrated with 30 ltndd
Ensraynss. - The remaining numbers will be RAPIDLY
issued Orders, c.ted
A5,r~s J. WINCHESTER 30 .tnn-st
10 THE. NEW WORLD. BLACKWOOD'S MAG.i-
ZINE. and MONTHLY SERIAL SUPPLEMENT-. viii
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

Paddlcd b. the Chief Warriors aud Slu,w belonging
Chippewa Tribe Of Indians, and the famous fouroard
Race Boat Thomas JetIsson manned by the celebrated
By Mr. Jones, who has charge of the Indians The Indians
have never been beaten They wona splendid race a Cam
sency ladies' and s.ntenen of whom pronoun
csd the delightful and exciting they had
Witnessed. These Indians the noble and manly
cirlens Of their tribe
AT half past O'Clock Grand War Dance BY five Indians
and Sluaws Will take place erected at klysan
Fields, in such position that all can see.
Extra Boats will BE- provided capable Of carrying all who
rnay wish to witness This greatest sport of the As the
Iuians sail for Europe in few days this is the Only Free
Exhibition that can be given BY them in this country.
Should the weather prove my the will off at
the hour the ist iaIr daY. SO 3tIs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

TR rSH STOCK FALL GOODS. Boots, Shoes
and Brosaas-The subscriber has now hand, about
1oo casss comprising all kinds usually found IN wholesale
S.oq Ssoq.s among which may be found
200 cases mems ;hick pegysd Boots
so so esf :. and sewsd Boo:s
is boys thick and kipe
500 - and B.osaa,
,In1 mems -" a.
Also la-:e and extensive Of ladies' and child
- Boots Shoes Caters, &C. wi:h 500 dozer sailor Hats
M5r Of ;he above 600 and must D sold
70 pay adynces Purchasers are therefore particularly
- CO.. CT CARPENTER, la4 Waterstress,
,,,1sn;s Co1aer Of Pine.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

.TiNNED LEADEN PIPES. for preventing Wa
,rr and other uids that through ham from beng i'm
.,5 with the poisonous solutions Of Leat-The tange,
p p T(om drinking and other .ulds hen retained IN
or Transmitted thoa: lsfdsn tSs; 1, neTE be- pro.
ron. NuEsrous chronic diseases Snd lingering deaths
from this source have been Fecord The as and Increasing
con in beer and cider pumps readers !ed-t
Is Is dllsterious qualities should be known. =.
- Families about having the CFoton Wate. introduced
,h.r houses informed that rJHaeG pipe ma: D.
nb,.ued al about the same price which formerly charged
for Lad IsGs; 1 10 b M % s I ehra and s scs which
e'sst ,s.i sl2 Owls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

NEW FAC-SIMILE EDITION-BLACh-
" WOOD chearer than eveI-Now ready the September
nunbeg oi hs sterling and MUCH admired Periodical 7, b.
w9rk viii b. ssue, ppol cash principle only, aud Will e.
sod OF TWENTY-FIVE cents per sis % 4umn a;r WI" ra
rnc,iaII assured that this republication viii continue 10
be issued With the utmost despatch after the arrival OF 'ht
' HENRY MASON < co. Publishers, c Ann 81. \. !;
Editions OF the ch1s'iGn 0oss1ss anil sG NJ n. ne
sued in few dsys New Editions the British Qu,ftery
Reviews viii published with all despatch immediately alter
the arry ais OF the successive English Copes sd l..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
AUCTION SALES.

GREAI SALE AT THE APOLLO SALOON
NJ on THURSDAY EVENING, Oe:obef 5. and ensuing
CONSISTING IL par: Of a marble aud .lssaser
asy ss s;s sssT sss S 81 sitass ssans ,a. ssc
of Cano,a; dancing sir!s do s1oaps Of vnia- Ap
lo second Venus Of Csp9ya c:ouchng Venus; AIo OF hs
French China dinner and a sets SSs- line ri; and psS
white do eh silver SETS with circIla, supper Gre
enc Roc.gs V,se,, &c solar lamps eaHdelsSs, su.n.
does plated wa;r CAKE 6ashes eaHdiesncks ersaeh,s,
clocks &c Sc Also, y4uAbs Paintings orgipal Of Lucrr-
II Romna soc-at ctofs oy Leo1afto d' LodI Aadoars
efRapha;;l, &c; &c. e-,.~ -
YORK, as well as o,r SCI rom the Soah sad wsS The rooms
wilt op-n Wednesday previous 10 The SALE and brilliant
. s,0s sU5si g. sa "S@@fs IJpIoW Co Aucone-,
7 OTIS AT AUCTION-WI,l be sold at auction
Lon the premises 2i;h day October n".c, 80 lots
o vions dimensions, he fou!,>hing manufacturing vii
eSse tisY eoecs;a sSmasas. O'clock and soa:ia
Tie until oil sold Terms ,e het,amaie Known at sale
SIS: GRtotsvES6R, Attorney
New York. 18th SPIT 1888. SO I'm.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEATn the Village
Of J4m,!sa; |. i. For SALE-Will b sold at pnblie
York Moaday The nn,h lay Of or;oer next, At l2 O'Clock
anoon BY \ j. Beckss Co Auetionss the couctry
pied by Nj William K GyaciS, together With II. farm
nece wi IL, containing about eisnsyeven sad half
ly of the street running towards Flushing. from the
road leading through TN village OF Jamaica and DIN the
lands Of John \. Kiac, Esq'ifs.
They consist Of the farm above mentioned which e.
c-ll.ut order we'll fenced aud enclosed double dwelling
house i,h back building >u.oaEd ey hn shade and fruit
tres dwelling house aducn suitable for the occupa-
lion OF farmer and his family: stables barns outhousss
house sc Sc. There a'ss the premises
suficen, supply Of water quantity Of woodland and
extensive variety iu aud othertes Part of the purchase
money nay remain boH and mortgage For farther par
cuar< inquire OF Charles +. Butler No. Hanover street
OF w illiarl q Ward, No, - Wall street New York
Tn. dwelling house ~ application =; the hoaSr
OF MIS- Nancy Gracle, aS jamaica
New ork, Sept. ~ 1873.
CHAaLES Z. BurLtR, i''S'e"'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
?. UsurI: INC Evil and the Remedy:,


Alexposition Of e vices defects and y tendencies OF our
present. Monetary System with plan for its etectua Re
form neing thorough calculation Of 'e nature OF Money
OF Interest and ti evils Of UsuIy: Published N large and
well printed shee, b. BURGESS STRINGER, 222 Broad
way In order induce all opposed Usuy and in favor OF
Monetary Reform unite extending the circulation OF this
essay price put the bare Of printing off the sheets
three single copy. So per hundred Orisis So
cited au2lr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

THE BANKERS WIFE: or Court and Civ.
j Novel by MIS-. Corr. prce l2s cents
"ONiANc.,N tNiGAa or Life and lts RevealRss. B
tn auth3r :" conquest aud Sell Conquest" vol
JEsSf ALLAN, the Lame Girl, S,ory. founded o
Facts, D. Grace a-nncdy author Father lclent.
IS 2tis Vi. H. NEWMAN. 100 Gro.dwar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

CUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE " BRANDY,
y &c-The subscriber offers for sale very Superior Por,
Wine in glass and draft-also old pale Cog Brandy
Old Madeira and Sherry, in glass aud in wood.
Fin. Hooks CaIets Bur.undys and Sauternas Of
on. dozen zach! Apply 20 GILBERT DAVIS,
,li istf IS Pine street, corner o! William
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

BoSrding sehoofRdrvn o. Edws51 Institute
y iy22 lnis WIN. P.'LYON, A. NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

w III private family 10 be generally n,erl or 70 travel
witha gentleman. Please call 2S Bosdway Good refer.
cIvGn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26


Building lots the Borough OF Honrsia also or sale
on very favorable terms. JOHN TORREf.
Eonesdale, September 81 1913. sl6 eodtI)ecl'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

e Bfr5-PISE AND NAssAU-sTREETs.-The new style
Of Gen,leuens Hats t now ready for
inspection and sale the OF the subscriber corner Pine
| and Nassau.Sts 81 Inns BIRD
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

TNWENTY-FIRST- STREET FLAGGED be :
tween the at and 10th aveuues.Fublic Notice is hereby
given that petition has been presented III The Board OF A.
ssan Aldermen tas space f1u feet WIDE through tr
nohey sidewalk of2ist-stre- between the 9th aud 10th
Persons interested in the proposition and opposed the same
requested present their objections writing 10 the
lersgne al his Office, II u OF Records before the it
Street CnmnlSSinncLS Office, Seut1m 1ml.r .. 1919 SO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

ITO PRINCIPALS OF sCHooLs-A person
tuiy COMPETENT 20 teach The English branches together
with Vocal Music, would accept situation as Assistant IN
any respectable SEMINARY al very moderate saaryemppy
beng ms main object Communications left AZ the Of
iic- OF the Tribune addressed Teacher Will receive due
attention. s1s ri.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

A LMANAC FOR lS4-Just published by the
\ subscriber
TIE CULTlvHTOR'S ALMANAC, or Rural Calea,
dar for the year 1871 con,aug besides the usual asouomica
calculations great variety of suggestions maylS tables
NC for the OF farmers and gardeners, By wis Gaycrd
and Luther Tucker editors cf Cuyaor calculated Tor
Esw York city. Pennsylvania, New jersey tonnectcut,
Ohio. Illinois and Indiana
lis work Is illustrated with figures and ensrarncs repre-
sennS plans OF farm buildings plans Of gardens and lawns
aa"ihSs 9i sheep cows hogs, mills, rollers, 81 Il contains
aeiu recipes and hints for the farmer aud the farmer
Mlis IS well a. housewives general aud composed r'!-
sand, hundec, dozen and sinclv bv
So l"s MARK H NEWMAN le9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

W WTANTED-By an English Young woman, q
w situation A. ctaubcrmai and assistant in washing and
ironing or general houcwork small family. Apply at No
- Sullivan - IN the Good city rair-ruce It
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

NTANIED-A situation "a charuoernaid and
w aundr.<s bya vrr; respectable Protestant .irl who
give satisfactory cit: reference for industry caraby,
&c Pleas inquire at i26 Broadway. s26 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

s:TT. Riggs MiiitRry Shsving Soap-Gaer-
Soap cakes, and other celebrated Soaps car always had
al the Toilet Furnishing Sior j Broadway between tort-
iAnd and Liberty sts- q SAUNDERS,
Ievss;or AID Maruae:pFsE o tie Natalie Tablet strop
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

u Harriet LiycrmOre who Lectures This ereT
ing at the Stuyyesan Institute has twice visited The ct OF
Jerusalem, where she resided NOR than She Is
therefore. fat with h- subject and from her celebrity a5
lecturer doubt Interesting Intellectual entertainment
m-r be anticipated.
refer her claims to an enlightened ard discriminating
N-,. York audience The intelligence piety and lndomita
bic eses aud energy OF character nte her 10 he
rstronscs and support s2G II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

A JOURNEYMAN SHOEMAKER WANT
Il ED-Ons 10 do customers wo and understands hi, busi-
It's rarlous hranch,. Apply q Bowe!y between
the hours oi 10 aud y O'Clock las l,.-
/ nDWNES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

r c. BOOTH " CO. al the Ne"-Iork Cash
j Tailoring Establishment, li2 Fulton-sr--t, near Broad
s,r t continue take the lead economy and elegance
in RI, manufacture and style OF the belong
iuc TO a geut!emans wardrobe.
This superiority he enabled 20 MAINTAIN consequence
or The general spaon OF the cash principle by the public,
resulting from pas; experience tha: the credit ss..
T imrossd heavy the promp, paying cu5torne 70
snnpv the losses from that class ol the community which
mn necessarily be excluded from this ablsmet. BY ad-
rn the enables the iib-rs 70 iuI.
their with garments OF superior style and Enn
ar a y,rr great redo ction from cre, prices.
(surlem who contemplate rettng etsrn2 the arrange
a..orrm.n, is one of the the city. various
s he changes Of fashion, embracing alte different styles Of
.rc Elastic Cassm-es Of the choicest patterns, oi WHICH
~. hes become celebrated. Strangers and
,bsT visiting the city particularly a,ted 20 call and
in. for themselves and the above assertions o. patron
ling an exclusive Cash hous.
10 deviation IL prices and stEc; PunGpag observed IN
illinE orders J. =. boo ! u y ~. - - 81 -.
uTM. T. JENNINGS " co, Diapers aud Tail
w ors 23 Broadway American Hotel opposite The oun'
,a, solicit attention assortment OF -asoEabs Gods
including Cloths Cassuee5, Sestiass, ac IL ell t- NJ"
and various styles. - 80, - - ,. II ,-.f,, md
srnrus which has elected ii5ey. patronage VII
con,inu.d whilst Arrangements such III rEeo
~ % ;ll al ords-s future with promptDrs5.
f,,nrs in the establishment which nus corasnd II 10
rng articles 70. immediate use the addition &c
@ s,ocE of an assortment OF first quality r-ad mad ddt-
, consisting of Surtous, FIocks Dress Coats. P2Ea
Icons Vests, Oiace Ccets, Travelling fiocks, D:sssIn:
c election of Silk and Satin Sca.f;, CEeyats Hand
Sfs Gloves Snspenders, Eosi-rr, Under Vests, Draw
N nsn Shirts Collars, &c, q: prices which must Offer
i,du To purchasers. 1VL' ir1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

CHURCHMEN To THE RESCUE
WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. u.
Wi!.be published al the New World Oicc, 30 Ann street
A REVIEW
APOLOGIES OF DIR. SEABURY AND
Mr.. HAIGHT,
FOR THE ORDINATION OF
Mr.. ARTHUR CAREY:
With remarks e attempts making 20 unproestnt-
~ thu Protestant, Episcopal Church Of the
United States.
by tClURCHMAS.
This work Will IN, engage the attention .! all true
Chucinien and others interested the importance of guard
ing tn, purity ,ie Church from the blghtng influence OF
Pnseyisp.
twill be pamphlet Of some 50 pages Price
l2 cents The usual discount the trade Orders from
Agents, &c solicited.
s252t Address j. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann 81,
on TUESDAY MORNING
WILL BE PUBLISHED PART VII. OF
SIR JOHN FROISSART'S
CHRON NICLES
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

+,a CoNsIGNEEs per ship Patrick Henry,
@ irom Liverpool will please Ob3in ,hsir permits With
delay and ,.i1 .f.S hen Oh oosrt AZ Barns sip AZ
public store. ID
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

IL Marshall T. 4. Society.-Tie regular week
l. meeting OF the Socisty will be held this i1uesi1y even.
ins at Concert Hall o6 BToadway commencing at belGe
Van yleet or Hudson and Ar Edwards Of thiS soeetE
Il consented sing or three Of his best Temp
Cdes bn- hi; last b2re temperance audieI9e
previous his leaving the city. The rublic respectfully
invited to attend. 4. D. WILSON, President.
Albert (iiLBrRT. Secretary, 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
> Mercantile Library Associations

Library Will be closed Tor EXAMINING aud tkiug account OF
books, from Oct % Oct lih, inclusive. All books are
equi be returned before Saturday. Sept 3otf and
tn. Library will remain ovn for receiving them, from Sept
2ith Sept Ot during which Tine books will be gwen
ont. ,
books returned in conformity with h, On al books
not 50 returned the fines sill l- strictly -Nace. By order
SlQ eodsGt. WN. VI. PARKS, Rec. Scr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
\ >BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY

BKANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY
B.\LSAh', and also thr PURIFYING EN-
rRACT.-Ths Pulmonary B,isam.' *
compounded aud prepared according TO recipe
;ivsn 70 the propyie,or's father many years
,l.ic', from vegetable substances by Captain
Joseph Brant. the celebrated Indian Chicf and
KING oi The Sir Nations. He recommended
biz medic inal compoun 20 be such as the In
hans used 10 preven, aud cure Coughs. Colds.
,ud Cou.mmption, I.,d also 10 cleanse aud pu-
~ the blood.
he PurJying, Eztraet" possesses the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

MISS q For h ,l The i1 PEoPLIThe l. 4 yrs second
rooms az HoUston-stree on Tueslay evening September
2G. Thos" who may join the class hereafter " Ill De required
pay only proportion the which they attsni.
Terms one dollar quarter similar class is formed at Ru
gers Female Institute for SATURDAY. evenings. 30
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

~ FOR SALE-At Wiliamsburgh, l.. J., .,.tsao Two
H story brick front og' . and and pe over
.saorh ih street betw-~n ,! snd thstee % ~, ,,
i've minures' walk from Gnad.rse, Ferry Loas - ~ .,
Houses q BY 81 feet Each hoa;e sGasa ,sd in @ooS rds,
They will be sold bargain and part OF nr puIens thohey
- -, =, Icod and nnnrtg.gs. For terms. Apply 20
can ie'f"'A " ~ i. PETTY, rs Centrr-stre,,. y. Y.
$500 is wanted, Or s.o SUNS az p ent ios hfee
~. r,nnn, auoIy az above. DO lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

IH7ANTED-Situatlon br two Young women
w city references from respectable. tamilies-oue for pai
cooking, Washing aut ironing, Tor general housewoEk III
other A. chanbermaid aud waiter, would take OF chi
lEen. Apply a: No. l03 ons,o II OF ,5n Eaa- II D. p
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

by Young man ts has ben brought up the bu-
and has DEN IN ne business the last yeas him
self and pow dong r bu,iIr with good Gus
and has got good chanc OF extending TIE
and Which vii! ~ shown any comma- cash
20 the amount ~ from Two three Thousand dollars. and
WISHES n cutter IN the business ettr special general
partner yonid dc well 10 address lines ihis
offce, with real name, and wis! and where
rial
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

WTANTED-By respectable Protestant Young
w woman asItuatcna, cambennad and wash
and iron IN tlrmau family good pa cook good
reference can b. given from her last place Please call 2S
Mulberry the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

WANTED 4 PARTNEk--aA active man-to
w take an interest in profitable Office business worth
Sl2p0 per $500 in cash vii! purchase interest. Ap
pv AT 81 l. L.heSt; T.et. front r0Om So gISti
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
HARPER Il BROTHERS PUBLISH
THIS DAY,
PRICE ONE SHILLING,
THE
TRUE ISSUE SUSTAINED:

AN EXHIBIT OF THE VIEWS AND SPIRIT OF
THE EPISC OPAL PRESS IN RELATION TO
THE RECENT ORDINATION IN ST.
STEPHENS CHURCH, NEW YORK.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
THE TRUE ISSUE FOR THE TRUE CHURCH
MAN: A Statement of Facts in relation TO the Recent Or
dson in ST. Stephens Church, New York By the Rev.
Drs. Smith and .An;hon. Price Nine Cents.
THE TRUE CHURCHMAN WARNED AGAINST
THE ERRORS OF THE TINE. Edited with Notes, by
Rev Dr. Anthon Containing the Views Of The English Bish.
ops e4,ion the Oxfo.d Tracts. Price One Sailing
s2G 2;is.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and two
three single gentlemen b"peasanr accommodat-
81 with board by ying al II +. ts Broadway. s25 II
BOARD IN COLLEGE PLACE.-A suit OF
Drocms with board can be had No Colesr.pace One
e gentlemen be accommodated with board.
s2l 6,Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

iy3l uiS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26
: Farmers, club OF lhe American Insti-

t,ltc-An adjourned meeting sill b. held at Co JesSnps
ot" No. Grnwic 81, MONDAY on the 2G' OF Sept
inst Members and all who TAX. interest IN American Io.
duc;ons requested bring choice specimens of Farm aud
Garden products.
communications m,y b, eyp.ced. . No expense, except
al III" option of visi,ers SD
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-26

w ANIE Ella sIttaiion a. chimbermald. or
w seamstIeSs, by protestant young woman with good
city reference Apply 81 Beaver 81 NJ stairs. %
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

lars down for the house my family live
i'm
This was the substance OF his story,
which was told eloquently, and with pa
lhos. Here we drop the subject-PO't-
land American.
The yellow fever was raging with
great violence at Vera Cruz. Eight hun
dred cases were reported to exist The day
before the Dolphin left The subjects con-
sisted principally Of Mexican soldiers from
the table lands, who were dying rapidly
There had been an attempt 10 assassin
ate Santa Anna, which failed. Several
arrests had been made OF persons suspect
ed, but all had been acquitted but two, and
they contrived to escape. The President
is believed to be sitting on rickeuy seat.
"I-don't know how it is" soliloquised
drunken loaler, "bui it seems to me there
is the ,hurderingest hopping up of things
TO night that ever did see; even the
meeting-houses is dancing jigs, and the
moment | lets go the post, up jumps the
side walk and hits me mighty dig in the
forehead. 1t won't do; | wants to 60
home TO Sukey; but I'm afraid to STIR; lis
as much as my life is worth.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

ANEcDoTE OF SLAvE.-A fac look.
ing and intelligent colored man, about
forty years OF age--a waiter at Gadsby's,
vas asked By US if he was a slave
He replied with glistening eyes" No,
but once was"
We then told him, If it was no, against
the rules Of the house, we should like to
know something of his history. His sto-
~ in few words was this:
I" / was born here family slave. Tn
ill saw a chance to be free, my study
was to do as little work as l could with
out Icing logged"
But why 500" we asked.
Because, when man works for moth
ing, be don't work very heartily. knew
II labored all day long was no bette
off than il didn't work any. had M
inducement, and no hope. But by and b,
mistress said if could earn three hundred
and eighty dollars, TO buy my freedom
with. she would give me my papers.
as,onished everybody who knew me-
Every day did the work OF three slave:
People said. What's got into lazy Jim 2
All, Sir. they didn't know was diggins
and ploughing. and sweating for liberty
The black man likes freedom as well .
the white man. Well, il wasn't long Selol
called upon mistress with the money ar
received my papers. felt like kim
Sir, as ! marched out oil her parlor, a FRI
man. ! ran about the streets, and shoe
HANDS with oil my colored friends. al
shonfed - I'm Free l'm Free ~ laol
I'd at myself in The glass dozen Tim
that day to see how freeman appeared
will you believe me, Sir. hard
L.ew myself. ] feared 1 was grown
proud; nv eyes shone so. and ] stood
straight. That crook in my back. al
that sneaking look in my face were .
gone. Well. Sir, since then ! have got
wife and FIVE children. j have some mo
ey at interest, and paid nine hundred dc
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

We have noticed with regret Inc
nouncement in most OF the papers IA ~
city, that our invited guest, the Cn'si'
istrate of the United States, "hIie il"
CITY attended Inc theatre, and that w. =
bath afternoon be visited Mount 49, Az
These occurrences cannot fail 10 III !,
sorrow and humiliation the heat'' :,
our citizens which are still animate ~,
those high moral and religious s y,~ /
that inspired The founders cf.he New =
land colonies, and which con5lI'uS ~
sis of every thing distinctive and w.,
New England character
However compatible may hp I.5
these things with the ordinary n n,
the President, or however cOp on, 8.
his moral sympathies, he ouS soisp
| quest and Chief Magistrate SUM- - RI
have remembered where he was hs :,
from setting such an example
youth.-Ch. Watehm0". l.,
Not word of rebuke to bI"' t,ir
being STAKEHOLDER at hone on1 81
slave with him to Massach"ss"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28
V OIL. XIV. NO. 80

ing better mail faeiIities-perhaps in New.
YORK City. To present mail subscr;b
ers, living in Vermont, the sddi,ion.,
cost will be only half cent a paDer f.,
pos'age-making 26 cents only on q VOL.
une-as the price Of the paper will cor,
'lnue the same as that of the Telegram
". To some other subscribers the roc
OF postage will be lessened blythe chang.
OF location. To all, as paper for news
Inc value will be enhanced,a and the amour,
OF reading matter will be Increased.
I[All friends of reform and improve
ment are requested TO act as aeen,s, h,
compensation 10 be such as they shall re.
qulre and need, according 10 circums,or.
ces. Remlttances can be made linda,
franks OF postmas,ers.
u 10 as many as will subscribe for
volume of the Regeneration and nav Nv
the time of its commencement, the re-.
malnder of the Telegraph will be SEN
gratui:ously, from the time the names ar.
received. There are ye: fourteen paper,
remaining.
- Those who have subscribed f.,
the Telegraph heretofore, during the
present volume, will be supplied with
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as ifthe publication of the Telegraph had
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