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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-02-03
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NEEDLES,

NEEDLESS
W. Persons wlshr. for superior needles will Gallon
"A Dec. 20 ID. HEWITT.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
o. The Southern mail had not arrived at the
hour of going to press

GoDEY's LApy's Book, FOR MARcH.-Israe Post,
80 Bowery.-The March number of Godey's Lady's
Book is capital one. In the literary department,
we find the popular names of Mrs S. c. Hall, Mrs.
G. Lee Hentz, Mrs s. ]. Hale, Miss Leslie, ~ p
Willis. Mrs. Elet Miss Duncan, and T. S. Arthur.
with host of others OF equal note.
The embellishments first rate. The Emil
grants Daughter, engraved by w. E. Tucker, in
hismost finished style, after one of the beautiful
and spirited sketches Of Chapman, is the first embe
lshment The second is the Village Church, en-
graved very beautifully by A. L. Dick, from a
sketch by Mrs. Seyfforth. The fashion plate is
drawn by Mr.. Croome in his most recherche STYLE
The figures, ak in number, are graceful and ele-
giant, and the coloring very chaste and effective
Ameng the tales, the Bosom Serpent, by Mrs.
Hentz, is one Of the most thrilling we have read for
long time the Revelation of Previous Life, by
N. Z. Willis, is original, sombre and striking in an
unusual degree for that distinguished writer; the
Seal Wife, by Mrs S. c. Hall, is lively, humorous
Irish sketch, after the fashion of Croton Croker's
Legends; Following the Fashions, by T. S. Ar
thur, Is domestic tale, conveying very striking
practical moral. Among the poetry, is beautiful
sketch by Mrs Hale, and another by Henry S. Ha-
CERT, very touching effdsion. There are twenty
articles IN all. Those we have designated are the
only ones we have yet found time to peruse.
While MIR Cooley continues to conduct the tera-
ry and artstical departments of the Lady's Book in
his present liberal stye he may be sure the patron
age will continue to increase
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS
The late elections in those districts where no choice
was made in November last, have terminated in the
choice of Mr.. Parmenter, (dem) of the 4th district,
and probably of Mr.. Rockwell, (whg,) in the 7th
district. The I'd, Sd, 9th and 9th are still unde-
cided with the prospect of their being no choice.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-A very attractive bill is Of
fered for this evening. The popular dramas of the
"Old Oak Chest "Siege of Corinth," and the
"Mutiny on the High Seas" performed in the effec-
tive of this theatre, will afford unusual enter
tainment. The inimitable "Great Western adds
his popular extravaganzas to the performances
which fact alone il sufficient secure an overflow
ing house, for he is decidedly the oldest and most
original genius of the age.
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G3-SArURDAY PERFORMANcEs.-The last day ofths cele
brated Indian Chiefs at the American Museum will pre-
of extraordinary interest Hundreds and very
likely thousands old and young who have been prevent
cd during the week from seeing these noble of the
Forest will flock to the Museum to-day, and Barnum will
have enough to do to find places for those who 90
early The hours of performance to-day will be two and
half mast seven.
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m7- PROFESSOR yELpEAu,s CELEBRATED

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills guaranteed all cases of gonorrh9a gleet
any unpleasant discharge from the urethra in shorter
time and fer than any remedy present known Since
their introduction into this country the New York Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy more than thousand
boxes have been sod and the College defes single
stance of failure to be shown
Professor Vepeau the celebrated dscoverer of this spe
cc after experience of twenty years the hospitals
OF Paris that these pills the only remedy that
has been known never to fail in eecting Sold in
boxes Of one hundred pills at 81, at the
Principal Office and consulting rooms of the College
81 Nassau street, New York.
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
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90 THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW
will be original throughout The amusing story Of Mon
seur Bentn or the candidate for Marriage, concluded
An original romance in eleven chapters called the Doom
ed Heir Chappsburg, very odd and quantity humorous
story, by Fz SQUAD. Chit Chat containing all the news
of the week Police dongs and weekly record OF crime
and misery Lecture on Irish History, by Mr. Ges. va
cntines Theatres the Bowery, Olympic NC Balls to
come OIL next week. The snow, poem by Iongs' DOW
Jrs. subject is the following
In this tumultuous sphere, for thee unit
How seldom art thou found-tranquity
Interc epted correspondence Miss Angelica Snewks to
Miss Jemma ditto at London Marriage in Low Life, and
all sorts OF other things, by Ladie satire the Press &C.
murder &c Taors D,ng,er Editorials all sorts
of subjects, fun humor and wit. Foreign News The
Lispensrd viii case, latest local and other news.
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ceive till 10 this evening.
Subscription 81 for eight months. The paper will be
sent to any part Of the world neatly done up in wrap
per-
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WELcu's CrRcUs.-The popularity of this truly
magihcent establishment continues undated. In
deed, the attractions are of so novel and amusing
character, that none can witness them without the
most peasurable sensations A more orderly and
elegant place OF amusement for families and others,
who desire to ENJOY an evenings rare entertainment
lnpartles, cannot be found IN the city. Mr.. Deevan,
the gentlemanly and efficient treasurer of the estab
lshment, takes benefi, Monday evening next.
when novelties OF an extraordinary order will be
resented.
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90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA-
red by the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, guar
anteed to cure the worst Of Gonorrh9a Gleet or
any unpleasant discharge from the urehra, without faint
ing the BREATH dsagreeing with the most delicate sto-
mach To purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis, II not cured Price
80 each
BY authority of the College of Medicine and Pharm cy
~ Nassau street, ~ "
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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90 WHO WILL BE WITHOUT 1T 7-strange II is
that persons who attend strictly cleanliness should
gect their hair the beautiful of all the gifts of
ure when properly cared for We would call the attcn.
ton Of all to Odrdges Balm of Columbia sold by Messrs.
Comstock Ross IS Magazine street Its healthiul and
purifying qualities are astonishing No ladys or gentle
of Comstock & Co II Maiden lane, this city, and Com
stock Williams No North Fifth street. Phi adelpha.
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MUsIcAL.-Niblo, the very Napoleon OF refined
amusement, is again in the field-see advertise
ment. He announces to-day that on Tuesday next,
his Concerts d'hirr begin, at which Mrs. Sutton,
Sisnor De Begins, Martini, and very splendid Ger
man band unite their several talents. Tickets 80
cents, to suit the state of the times Congress has
just cut all salaries down 20 per cent-but Niblo
beats Congress, and cuts down his admission SO per
cent. We have no doubt these Concerts will be
well attended
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City Intelligence.

ROBERT TrBMAN was sentenced to the State Pri-
son yesterday, for two years, for receiving stolen
goods, knowing them to be stolen. No other bust
ness TRANSFERRED of interest to the public.
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BULwER's New NovEL.-This long expected
work, the Last of the Barons," has Just been pub
lished simultaneously by the Harpers. and by Win
chester The formers edition is sold for 25 cents
the lattersat l2i cents. The name of the author is
of course sufficient to make the novel sell. Both
editions for sale at the Herald Literary Depot
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90 ONLY l2t CENTS.
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Unparalleled Enterprise-Ths morning is published
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ry-and the whole labor has been performed in less than
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OF the country at newspaper postage.
Wonders without End-The New World has been as.
onishng the city and country the past week. by the
pijty and excellence Of its publications Four new
works in as many days, two OF them quadrupe numbers
ting CAPITAL number the New World %hch has
been issued for many months 1t will be entirely ORR
ginal number
editor Of the Agriculturist.
1.-THE Brown Mug, tale-By sesa Smith, Esq
The History, Politics. Literature, and Manners Of the
Germans-By F. J. Grund, Esq.
IV-The Old Lawyer-By Lincoln Rambe.
V.-POlical History Of New York-A continuation of
the able review Of Hammonds Work.
VL-Letter from Mr.. Aldrch-Paris, its Theatres and
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just issued at this office Price IS cents-quadruple
vIIL-Iinos and her Legislation, powerful article,
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X.-Letter from James Givens in New York to Hugh
Hughes Pool-street, Liverpool full Of humor
Knew York Historical socetyCongression Reform
1 esr e New.1orginsl Poetry" Filtration"
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JUST PUBLISHED" Francis of valois," Tale of
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Life" by Factory Girl, l2s each. Both capital works.
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Fulton street. New York, and pay him double price
charged for the Sarsaparil,a got Of him. The terms
verely have been afflicted with it for a long time)
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from my system, las little expected it would) no pay
was to be demanded. have recommended it all my
friends and would like send good lot by private
hand medicines allowed entry in port except by
special recommendation of the Faculty Do fail,
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Bankrupt List.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Edward Crolius, sailmaker, New York; Cornwell S.
Roe, towboat captain, New York; William Kehlbeck,
shoemaker New York.
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In this tumultuous sphere, for thee unfit,
How seldom art thou found-tranquility7

nz- HAYS LINIMENT-A warranted cure for the
Piles in all cases; hundreds have used this article and
have rid themselves OF loathing disease The genuine
can We found at III Maiden Lane only.
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THE LATE Snow SToRM.-The truth of the old
adsge, that the winter will not rot in the sky,''
has been fully verified lately. The gale came from
the North East, with thick snow, and we fear
great damage has been sustained by vessels on the
coast, as the storm extended great distance North
and South. In the interior, gales have been very
severe. We learn from Geneva, that on Friday
last one of the steamboats, lying at the wharf was
sunk, and large warehouse undermined by the
waves. About two thousand bushels of wheat,
quantity of flour, and other produce, was pitched
into the lake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

PACKET SHIP North AMERICA.-Reports from
this ship are favorable, and If the weather contn-
ues good the whole of her cargo will be saved in
good order. The hull remains sound and after dis,
charging her cargo it is probable she may be float
ed off at high tide, as she stands nearly upright
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

90 THE DEBATE ON THE TARIFF AT THE
Tabernacle will close this evening The opinion of the
audience to be taken the close ofhe debate See ad
vertisement.
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MORE FOREIGN NEws.-The steam ship Acadia,
Ryrie, sailed from Liverpool for Boston on the 4th
inst. She has therefore been out fourteen days,
and must be looked for hourly She will bring
twenty.four DAYS later news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18

ANOTHER BULLET IN THE CALF.-Quite a rich
scene took place yesterday in the Superior Court,
between Charles O'Conner, talented member of
the bar of this city and the gallant Col Webb, of
the Wall street press, during the progress of the
great Lispenard will case.
We refer our fashionable readers to the report in
another column, for the particulars of this fatal but
accidental renconre, in which our good friend, the
Colonel, received his formidable antagonists shot,
not in the calf of the leg, but in part equally soft
and pliable. Our gallant friend, however, bore his
mshap with great courage and long suffering, with
ont word of reply; he was out in the afternoon as
fresh as ever. tits now certain that Charles O'Con-
nor Is much more accurate shot, and takes much
better aim than the Hon. Tom Marshall COL Webb
will bear evidence of the fact But as the rencon-
tire was accidental, no challenge being passed, the
affair is entirely unindictable and thus is ended
Apropos-This Lispenard will case is beginning tc
create great interest. The court room was per
feet crowd.