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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21

Every thing is down, down, and going down.
Lahorers out Of employ, and mechanics working
only 10 save what lille they have got. Lahorers,
who could luur lears ago command over one dol
lar per day, cannot get amy more than so els
What is the remedy Tor all these eys' We will
moi propose the remedy. We will no, make any
PROMISES. We know our condition and we know
moreover that turning Mr.. Van Buren, and the
democratic parry out Of power and putting the
hungry half starved federal wolves i" power, has
no, resulted in any good. We hope for better tunes
in the future, We hope the next Congress will
he democratic. Tin that there is not much doubt)
and then The demands of the people for the repeal
or modification of The present ruinous thrill, nh,rh
is detrimental in all lis hearings, will be attended
the re.adoplIon Of the Independent Treasury
the repeal ollhe obnoxious Bankrupt hw.-We
hope for the total overthrow Of the federal party,
and The final restoration of Democrat & good aud
w.''hy "o-lahorers in the cause Of the people
These are our greatest ana mus, ".L.", wishes
Ohio Sldies man.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
Dnll0W IWdrf.

CALDRON POTASH KETTLES-newp patterns,
TO suit northern markets..
FIRE DOGS-oren and arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PLOUGIlS & CULTIVATOR TEETH CAST
lNGS, and The same reody for use.
CART & WAGON BONES,
AZ Of mhich, miih many articles, may be found
al TYSON FURNACE, VT.
Having large stock and being DESTROYS to do m nclive
bushes they will sell y0rahleerns Tor good pay or pa
per- The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
OF The patronage Of former Of the ~ son Furnace,
md call or orders from all who wish to purchase All Or
ders for the above any kind Of mill geerng other
castings, ana other matters connected with business,
addressed 10 the subscriber ut TYSON FURNACE r. o. W.,
will receive prompt attention.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent
Tyson Furnace, w. Oct. a. lsl2 l3O.tf
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
A Christian Fathers Present to his
,o,,,n,v Family
HOLIDAY GITTtUR THE YEAR 1913.
Il Book for erery family in the United Siuies
AGENTS WANTED.

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One HUNDRED DOLLARS giueu for sgerv on hun .
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AGENTS irresponsible men-n every town md VILLAGE
throughout the United Stnes aud British Provinces, 10
sell SEARS BIBLE BIOGRAPHY" the mo, splendid
~ illustrated and cheapest work issued on the Amer
lean continent, containing several hundred Eigruvngs
entirely and original, designed and executed by the
most eminent artists d England and America. Cost OF
preparing the work, $4,000. This beautiful and important
work contains 800 pages Of Royal octave printed
from stereotype plates, handsomely bound in gilt and
eterc and rcails readily AT the low price Of $3.50 per
volume. The following extract is from lengthy review
written by the Rev. w. &. rOwnlee, u. ID. and Il Onl,
out of several hundred recommendations, from the
Clergy and the press that the work has already received
NelD York, Aug. 6, lsi2.
This is, beyond question: ollhe most elegant books
presented to fellow citizens in this Republic II
ought to be in Christian family for its innate value
and every patriotic family splendid specimen OF our
progress in domestic manufacture, and the advancement
Of onr artists and manufacturers in their rivasp with
those Of Europe. W. e. BROWNiEE.
TIA uery ibsrai oDtr!-Onc hundred dollars will he
given by the publisher every Agent who will undertake
aud sell Que hundred copies OF the above Work lie he
licves that there is scarcelya town village in the Union
but that number may easily he disposed Of
tPersons nclosng money, will he careful to pay the
whole POSTAGE and IN ordering books will state, explicit
~, how the books shall be sent to them.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
WELL REGULATED BANKS.

The table exhibited below shows the indebted
ness of the officers and directors Of sixteen "wtP
regulated banks" frs, as principals, and then -
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
EW A N D G. H E A Z
GOOD S!
n A. RRYANT,

HAS jus, returned from S Ms,Ss! WIN as afse s"o
as THERE rs IN WOODSTOCK, IND
Ar AS LOW PRICES
For cash, Produce, or shoriapprored Credt.
7 nm no, in the habit Of mentioning prices, bnti VIII say
that will sell prints Tor cash. from l2 Gus ups nhaw
Grom ms Apaccas rouI up Other goods IT, proper
ton II YOU want to buy cheap for cash this !, ne sno''
N q mistake! " a. Nv ~ -,
NIB would again remind all that are indebted 10 .ne
able us TO 10 the same. oe' H.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
ALSO IN PRESS, ANOTHER
IMPORTANT. VALUABLE, & CHEAP WOR

In the course of publications. and will he ready fordelv.
cry early in October, el2 complete in one volume royal
octov0 containing about 600 pages OF letter press and
more than five hundred Engriynss, elegantly bound in
gilt; price only SO, per copy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT, FRIDAY APRIL 81 1919
TYSON FURNACE

1 ,oNiiNUE to manufacture great variety of STOVES
" AND HOLLOW WARE
ana every description of Castings Usually made NJ Cuna
10 or blast Furnaces. S W 0'p"
naVing purchased the right for making and vending
eIa'hss patent circular lue for elevated ovens and
uaoplea II TO the IMPROVED YANKEE Nh.
public. '' 0''>' wv '''''' W Tue
All persons infringing upon said patent bv yenirg or
using VIII be promptly prOseculed-our rights will b..
maintained. 'e' '''' Nv
lh's improvement as will he readily seen on insnecon
ooVa'es Tie objection to elevated ovens on account of niy
ns OUT INTO rooms excessive heat being so combined
he oven that at pleasure the heat is diverted from The
oven INTO separate lue which discharges it into the es
cape pipe without bringing it in contact with the large
surface oven as IN the old kind.
The oven is so placcdnpOn the stove us not IT, inero
III the slightest degree with the boilers as in other elevated
oven stores The back fire makes il one of the best
GUMA9!gA gTGwgGs
ever invented. This will do all the cooking &c for
common sized lnly Ii capable Of heating two boil
ers or ying broiling and baking one and the sumo
Time, more cony enienty and promptly with less fuel and
III less time Than any stove summer fixtures or furnaces
on Top oil amy stove now in use. This il will do without
giving out heat To cause the slightest upleisant sensation
10 lady in dog days. Ironing can be done with great
cspatch six sah irons very pcrecb ho"'eu al once, ac
ed in fiat heater over said Gack lire room.
Th many good things enOyed hy those using this
,d OF Stove over their neehbors sngOlhcrknds and il is
confidently believed by good judges who have used il 10
oiihne more good qualities than amy stove in market
"llhal II Is simple aud not liable get ont of order;t will
lot burn ont, there being no inside plates
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-21
DANIEL LAWRENCE,

ONLY MANUFACTUkER OF MEDFORD RUM
SOLD nj Wholesale by REED & SpAuLDING, Nashut
N. IT,, NAMING d HALL. No. Is Central wharf, Boston
which are the only stores in Nashua Boston where Med
ford Rum can he bought at wholesale
Likewise sold ut wholesale by J. Mackintire & co.
Chare,lown, Abner Pierce, West CambJse,an Charlie,
Wood CO. Cambridge Port.
Sept. list, lSi1 I23-Gm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
PIERO MARONCELLI
LEcr1rREs nN GrnlnGY

- DoeToR LYELL's LEcrrgE. on GEoLooy.-The
ccn9 edition OF these celebrated Lecrures reported for The
Tribune ready Il Engraved Frontspecs
exhibiting d=al section part Of the Earth CIus,, with
explanations II will so caar,in geaesal Introduction 10
Geology not before published Lecture embraces the fol
Towns subjects Auv-sns Lacustrine PerIod Volcanic Pc
nod Eruption Of Cosesuia, Noun, Dor Lecture H. The
Eahs StIat Marine Strata Periods Auvergne Distinct Suu-
-Appsnae5 Mount EN-, Lecture III Uphsav.. and suhsi
deuce OF the Earth Napl: Temple Scraps, Monte Nuo
vo. Lecture ", Coral Refs, Coral Islands Lecture V
0rsn Of Coal Lecture VI Fossil Footprints: Lecture VII
Recession OF The Falls OF Niagara Lecture III, Boulders
.nd icrbeTcs
To above also added this edition, Sketch of tn.
Lecture OF Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before th
Lyceum of Natural History on sle 9Th OF Dscembe st on
the D!I>,-=t Races et Mes.
Prc- per single copy 25 cents. Pusunasrers remrrn.
One Dollar will be en!i,ied 10 FIVE copies.
GREELEY McELRATH
TneuQe Once, l6a Nayssu-srreet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
lbiect Of debate, was soon renewed, and ca,r;e6

subject of debate, was soon renewed, and casried
at late hour
In the early part of the day Mr. DsAs Of Ohm
gave notice OF the reintroduction Of the celebrate
bill No. 545' for the reduction Of the nav -
Members of Congress.
Mr.. BARNARD made an unsuccessful effo+ ;.
suspend the rules for the introduction Of ,ssol,
ton calling on the Secretary OF War for The -
port from the bureau of Typographical Eng;nea,,
on the Survey of the Hudson and the pnSI:'
Works therein above and below Albany '"e
Mr. Hunt Of n. Y. (and not Mr.. yAycr of q
as stated in my letter few days since) gave nn,;S.
of THE amendmcntto the Constitution proyid ~
the neligbiEtyof the President second time ~
In SENATE Message from the President w..
received, ncloSing communication from tho 4,
torney General in reference to the works IN ~.
Library.
Mr. ArcHlsoN Of Mo. introduced bill sor :,
cililating and encouraging the settlement of Ore
gon referred to Select COMMITTEE OF nine
Several resolutions of inquiry Of the DeDa,,
mcnts were adopted.
The bill to settle the title to the Pea Patch ii
and came up, and after some conversation as II
the expediency of acton thereon, was laid on ,bo
table for the present.
After brief Executive Session, the Senate
adjourned ARGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

- We take pleasure in copying from the
True Sun" the following notice OF one OF ourmo
extensive and beautiful as we'll as the best conduct
ed establishments of the Kind in this country:
The ALHAMgA.-The proprietor of this unique
and splendid establishment, has, we understand,
issued circulars 10 the fashionable public, setting
forth the advantages that he possesses for furnish
ing balls, dinner, evening and wedding parties, &c,
with the most rich and beautiful confectionery, and
with eyerv thing upper,aining TO the dessert he
keeps in his employ corps OF foreign artists IN the
various departments OF this branch OF the cutSus
and his bakeres DC are on the most extensive and
improved plans We perceive in the llst OF articles
which he proposes TO furnish, variety Of French
dishes which heretofore could not be obtained IN this
country except especially imported. For our own
parts we are we'll contentcd with plain domestic fare
but as We know wealthv and fashionable e-
low citizens wW hare the rarest luxurcs that money
can obtain at their winter teteS, We confidently
recommend them 10 the A!hamra, an establish
menl unequaled OF lis kind in this country and
where they will find the prices reasonable, and
prompt attention . wen to their orders Sec adver'
tlsPnPnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ing put forth to furnish our citizens with beautiful
Paintings as presents for the Christmas Holidays
Among the many excellent works Of art we notices
pair of richly framed beautiful Landscapes by l.
w Whitley, the President of the Svlvania Assocla-
ton, at Graham & Chrsty's bookstore, Astor
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

|, o BEAUTIFUL PRFsrNTs.-Boardman {. Hart Burning
Slp have for sale splendid specimens Of Britannia Ware,
which just this Of the Will be found 'eFy con-
for gentlemen abou, masng presents IN their own
family the articles all useful al s ms thai the
Prov acceptable gifts. See their advertisement u
another column and then call at their aud examine Hs
81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
GREAT DOUBLE MAMMOTH PICTORIAL
BROTHER JONACHAN

For 'h| approaching Holays containing about 100 re,
sraT'nes lhis ~ b. The splendid w'rk Of The kina
eet sauet from th= Brother Jonathan Press, and ''ii oe
Issued IN NsS orA about the 28h 1t VII go ,i'' oi
EIGHT Of The largest maHncth folio and VIII coz
tain complete an ENTIRE NOVEL b. \. P. Wills aaa
ABOUT ONE HrTpnEs MOST sPLEEDID ESGhA'i'"'
ever introduced Gto Pictorial Newspaper AnnciIdaa 81
unprecedented demand this year for Pictorial ANNUAL "
have Caused the work De srEREoTrrEp' ihd .o
s=quendy shall b. able supply promptly all o'ass
abroad Our coaatfy friends msy ed thet ae''
fayors wall with speedy and satisfactory return
- Th- postage this works. no more than % s'''
sh@et wspap4r Of ths ordinary SIZE
Price, ~ cents; Ten CORES for 81
Letters should be sddf,ssed 70
WILSON & COMPANY, Publishers.
Jsq, ls2 Nassau-.t1rrt New.YorS'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
(" The blood the virgins cheek i"r,sook ;, y

The blood the virgins cheek i"rsook
lyd paleaess spreads DER all hef 4SoE Sox ouaud.
beautiful carnations tcthe cheek close
70 dsy detsft9 @ mg @ siIreik so1 only
at the old established perfumery store, o. +" aHe
door from the corner of Broadway. 20 cents per oo
r~ The EuREKA Fitch, leaves from tne 700. ., u N''
street fox Albany, On NondsY at 81 o'clocS n "i'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

We ough, before 10 have acknowledged cur md oteG
ness 10 ADAMS < Co. and HABSoEs Co. for The cary II
ceipt Of the Foreign News
w. are farther indebted to the Eureka and hr Housaton
Railroad for Albany papers Of Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

ALBANIA Loco. Foco State Convention as
sembed at Tuscaloosa on the 6th instant.-PeteE
Martin presiding. After good deal OF sparrlng'
Mr.. Van Burcn was nominated as the most avail
able candidate for next President by 81 votes 10
so for Calhoun. The Mobile Tribune says this
was owing to four large Calhoun Counties sending
divided Delegations, while no Van Buren, Coun-
ty sent a Calhoun man. 1t also states that e.ghi
Calhoun Counties and but one Van Buren Coun-
ty were unrepresented.-As the thing Is done, we
dont't see that matters much how was brought
about, but the Calhoun organ seems to take the
matter to heart Col. WILLIAM r. KING, senior
IT, S. Senator from that State, was nominated for
Vice Presidents mere ruSe which has been plea
TO win votes from Calhoun 20 Van Bu.cn, as It
was obvious that two Southern men could not be
nominated. Col. King has no chance for the
Baltimore nomination, but his local strength has
aided Van Buren pro tem.-A full set OF Dele
gates to Baltimore was chosen, each Congress
sional District being allowed to select one, but ali
were instructed TO vote for Van Buren. We
should call this refining upon an abstraction.
A resolution was offered recommending the
Annexation of Texas and withGTaun. Right !.
An Anti Tariff resolve was passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

6 We bsspeak for the ladies FAR at ElAbethtown tho
favorable attention of uch OF our or'eIentY
make t.t place The Eh-ajethorn hldits get up
the FaiI-Shat more need be sai,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

BROADWAY CIRCUS, HIgLo--The more this sStaGlisn
,sitcd much t- the esTe Of the 3ians-
gers render every reIormnce norI
and attractive Nh North justly the Prince IN his pecull.
ART, and the fea OF agility Of McFaand and rankin and
ths ssndepl Of tie roape 70 se m9s imposing
This evening eacn Of which hf North viii appear t~o
on Monday than four announced upoa
.r unsurpassed ty- 81 spi-ndor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

HOLIDAY Persons washing make presents II
the line Of Watches ant jswelry, would do well 70 call on
our old ead A c. Burr 80 Bowyry They will there ind
fist rate assortment Of atc.es that line II you purchase
you depend upoa getting article good as Escon-
mended hu him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

Il The best assortment OF Card Baskets Toys aud faney
articles fo Holiday Presents the City TO be found al
s. S Randel llo Broadway IL sou will only call and eia
purchasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23
Things Ia Phuaho.p!,in.
Correspondence OF The iuopct.
PHrlApELrHA. December o.

FHtlApELPHGA, December 2l--5 p u
FRoM Aux CNES.--Ihe schr Gilbert Hatfed
Can't Powell, arrived this morning from Aux Caves
with dates To December |. There is nothing Of IN.
rcrest. Lewis Peterson. 4 seaman, was lost over
hoard IN a souali on the 3ist October. John Smp
Kin and James l.. Greenwood, the former of Glouces
ter County N j. and the latter OF Cecil Nd tied
ON board LET, at Aux Cayes, brig Aurora, Gould
from Wilmington \. C.. for New-lo York, discharcins
Al outdoor transactions are stand weather 6iSe
of the most diss.ree.be character rtnias steady all d%
What effect the HosnnI, news s',. VIII have upon s
business OF the week. has been small.
Coon-Since my report of "Wednesday there has been y,
,r,,car change 10 note IN our Cotton market Pryiou, -
th foreign deTabs animation Prevailed sul the
81 c,sh rs miidins FAIR at o. 81 cash; IS bales a at u
o." ,,mn Since the n,ellsence per Hlbrua h., come m
hand hear OF sale o importance, but "oud Temas thar
h91ers a an ,dE.nse o. 81 e. Is2 ger :, upon o. al AL s5S5,y
bales, bales. 'S Stock on hand $500 bales.
I'm Flour and Meal well Gram. no change has occu
rsl of interest the market b.lng inanlmae quote 2a
So as in quality. Rye rlom continues IN dsmand at U.s.
trGi, 5sqoe Buneh Rasn' asp; slrsnfsd @ toi,y
We have good County Produce market ,hs .iteruoOn.
despite ths itheE Poultry IN good ra1uest and
STocns--0ur Stock Market to-day exhibit, new
feature State Fye we!e"o finn as "Wednesday, while
other descriptions show hut lutte VARIATION At the Second
Board the sales werS3 e0U CINCINNATI Bonds at i $40 NG
|non Bank Of Tennessee az 6t; Zoe do techanics at G
IS de- Farmers aud Mechanics, 4li 80 do. Camden and
az 50 do Wilmington Railroad, Is. $1,000 C...apeak.
and Delaware Canal Loan, at III.
The Lexington (Kv.) Reporter OF the 10th inst.
saws Mr.. CLAY left here on Thursday last for New
Orleans. where he expects to be Detained some time
on business. Thence he viii proceed TO Washington
via Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina
He is III fine health and spirits
APPOINTMENT BY THE Observation-Disclosures
DALLAS BAcHE, TO be Cher OF the Bureau OF Coast
Survey III the place OF FERDINAND Il. HASSLER,
deceased.
NAvAL.--'The U. :. schr. Pheni2 Lieut. CON-
Sinclair, bound to Chasres, with the mail for The
Pacific squadron, sailed from this port Yesterday
Norfolk Her. 2lst.
~ We understand that james I. Soulter, Esq.
on Tuesday last resigned the Presidency OF the Bank
Of Virginia at this place. in consequence OF ms m
tended removal TO Newyork. Norfolk Her
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

G7 The Monthly Supplement to the New
World for December, containing the new Part,
respectively, of Arrah Neil by James, Martin
Chuzzewit, Tom Burke, and Arthur O'Lea-
ry,' by Lever, L. S. D. by Lover, and Modern
Chivalry,' by Alnsworth, is just published by
Winchester.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

..Now there abide these three, Faith, Hope and
Charity but the greatest of these is Charity dc
spoke seyeraly of some of the prominent Clergy o.
New-Eneland-the sainted Cheverus, the meek anu
holv Griswold, of Kirkland, Charming, White, rec
man. and others, and closed with returning thanks,
in behalf of all, for the tribute here paid them
TO- Plymouth Rock-The foundation stone OF the temple O
Rel SiouS Liberty r,1. c.,,,,,j
H. Tic Common Schooiso New Eng and-Ihe ssifuaii
and pledge Of l-r Intelligence and Virtue
Rev. Mr.. BELLOWS responded, IN an adiniranIs
tribute to England as pre-eminently the lana
of Common Schools-the smoke of which were seen
ascending her rugged mountains, ~hereon' "hen
she can grow nothing else, she grows Men. he
gave
Ts E,a end phte Roses on the eteck Of Nev ngiqna-
.r r. buck School houses and her "iteG huIch,s-I nv
and 1naI can only improve this coni'lexog
10 The Plgims-Whose cheractar anu designs are dis
closed 10 what England and has been able 10 accom-
pish
la The Nep-Engiand WEe-Not An arreadagt TO the
rabishmnt but pat Of the eait and soul OF The New-EIs-
land Man.
The following occasional Song was here sung By
MIR. BRoUGH:
SONG: The Rock OF THE PILGRIMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

u77 Rev. GEORGE B. CHEEvER's excellent Dis
course commemorative of the Virtues and Attain
ments of Rev. JAMES MARSH, d. d., late Presi-
dent and Professor Of Moral and Intellectual Phi
losophy in the University of Vermont has just
been fifty published by Wiley & Putnam. We
would like to speak farther of it, but cannot now.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

~ Ihc magnificent tie Mgs:
um this afternoon at O'Clock, with Tom lhamb ti- UP
= cIc wi ,ifaw crowd e sers.
% sFLtTDIo PEsfoEIAsCEs thi. afternoon ~ 2l0ck
r Peal. ai'yeum tCT ear cnmnstion u a5l=s sc,o9
- Madam hdJilh, the icrtune ilsr insy b. cpntltedat ~
al nous AMI the white .e@rc cfliiren seen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

sell off good portion OF this property, selecting
such as the City is not likely TO need for public
purposes, and pay off part of the City Debt,
which amounts 10 ST., So, ,592.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

Misery and Destitut:on .n Lonsion-Anti-
Corn Law LeuSue-Theatrcs-Le ectures-
American b:-Nellington-O'Co ConEcN-
CarIyIe-spain, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

3 The following note being written too late for
publication in the New World Of this week it is in
serted this morning IN journal by permission OF
Mr. Benjamin, and at the request of Sig. Maron
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

E BlsHor HuGHEs's LECTURE on the mixture
of Civil and Ecclesiastical Power in the Goyern-
ments of the Middle Ages has been published by
Winchester. We trust the sound and enlight-
ened views of this Lecture with regard to all at
temp,s to invoke the arm of the State in support
OF Religion will be duly needed By all who yet IN
cline to 50 balefnl union. Bishop Hughes
frankly says:
III the Catholics have sinncd on this subject. a.
am ready 10 concede, it cannot be denied. on the
other hand that in their regard, the iniquires Of
their fathers have been visited on their children to
the third and fourth generation. There is certainly
no denomination OF Christians that has so little rea
son 10 be in love with Church State unions, Is
the Catholics. In most Catholic countries them
selves, that union holds their religion in species of
degrading bondage.''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

EM8EzzLEMENr BY PoST-MAsTEK.--A man
named amos w. Allen, formerly Poss-Master d,
Clinton, Green Co. Ala. was arrested IN \ Orleans
on the ll,h inst. charged with having e.nbezzed =
500 Treasury Note. He will be taken TO Alaba,na
and there tried for the offence in the L. S. Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

HoRRIBLE.-Our Postmaster asked us, a few days
since, to take John Tylers Life We shuddered at
three hundred pages published by the Harpers.
As it is printed on fine material, we take great
pleasure in recommending it for sharing paper
We have found, by experiment, that it may be used
i'll that way without scratching a razor. 1t can be
obtained OF Uncle Sans officials generally we pre-
s,lme. 1t is fam looking book; and, it seems,
II was mt made to seH.' Who paid for the pub
hcatlon? Bridgeport Standard.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-23

55 LisPES.sD--1, Dec 2lst, lsis
PARK BENJAMIN Esq-My Dear sit:-l have jut now been
nformed that Air L. C. Hill and many other s-ntlsmen
beIs OF tins Philharmonic Society," very much dispsased
with t= upon then Concert winch appeared
N late uambs a the New World and also that the attn
tua It's authorship You that ,hs only .It,-
ces which have fer your paper he hogra-
ply Of Cin Danoreau esd critical analysis Of the four
Concerts which given By Mad Gnu and VI Artnt al
Washington Hall.
pleased S taks he proper this mater
through The column, OF the New World, In justice 10