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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
-oaPoIyC AND DAY SCHOOL

p OARi3ING HNU UAI SCHOUL
IA - v,y Ladies No. 10 Carroll Piace ieecksr-st,
- rt rT az and n,s Bailey would iaonn thgir pa
trons ana pebl.etat they have rseaosd ths issTs OF
III ~ ~ 81 - ,.r B commence he l2h OF Feb inst
CT st.rutisn IS voted Reading, wiring Eiocsiion
Gsmu,sr Arithmetic, Mathematics History, cmposon,
,d n,c Ttp le schoo! nd daBy 70 ths French
Isnsuag. and Fcncfi Is spgatH n ,se family: 80 s1us
charge ior Latin, Singing IN ca se The and
Issan Languages, 0rarlng aud PsHfing are taosI, oa
tse r.usi rr,rs For frr.er par.icp:ars pIeaee ~
above.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

N0U GROCERS and Dealers in Porta
Bile FurnaceS-The subscriber respectfully calls he
attention Of the public 10 his large stock oil furnaces no"
on band and sale at low prces Tie Furnaces manu-
factured this establishment warranted superior 10 any
sold ia The CITY
N B-Stoneware and Earhenware in all their varieties
All orders packed and part OF the cry Tree OF
cartare WASHINGTON SMITH.
Greenwich POTTERY, 26l West Eighleenlh-s-
hetHpen 9Th and 10th avenueS. ~ In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

Observation-Disclosures by capa-
w bic young man from Boston, in sh pping house or
any respectable employment Best OF references given
Apply 6S Duane mil D.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

Martha Conn has lived In my family the last ~ years,
and hereby certify the foregoing statement made oy neF'
self s correct Mss MARY u. LLOYD,
No. 604 Broad 81. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

WHREt DOLLAR BOOTS.--The
I quesonis is often asked, how are they made r he
price division OF labor, requiring thirteen bands
70 conplre each This system, th the low price oi
leather enables the manufacturer to of:r tae public better
uaclure in this country re sh supply Just receivea io
sale Ut ll5 Maiden lane, one docT trnm Peari.st by
' III W GEO q. GRANNISS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

N} ED-Places by three nice, in
Wv ,usirous girls for houseaerk or chamberwors
washing, &c. Apply at - Ridgesr. ml3I-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

know Martha ,oa.in aud believe she in kls
tlocun.cn, - De :5".eciiy ir-e. J8i:' 70" ak,
VICAR GspES.L OF eEg-YoaK,
Eecio, vi 81. Pelet's Church.
Given at New Yars this Ian dsy ef December lsa2
knew Martaa Honln, and have known OF her suffering
illness II EHN DUBOIS, BisEor OF New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

M aNTED-A situation by very good
w English cook, with The best OF references PeEse
Apply at II Rvingtoust mi ot.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

gsEW FOR SALE-Pew No. 333 in the
a Souh Dutch Church in Murray street corner Church
ST is for sale No pew etisb!y situated Apply
every Tuesday afternoon 10 Mr. Thorhurn Ia The basement
OF aid Church. any day 10 Aaron Clark, l02 Liberty
S,,e., 27i 2us
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

H7woos Er,rav.ng-The undersigned would
respectfully iaorn te Pria.rs and Publishers ct tns ey
and eIsewheie he has 'he iac.,s sna ao en-
bel,hmen,s ior u.iraed books, pape-s and psrioac'
architecture, machinery, labels. business RnJ
graphs, stamps &c., at go Nassau street, Attouhe
ings, opposite the Park. afs ;,,,,
No patronage solicited from those vino wsa a,a pa
or credit HA W. BhII1. is'4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
y ADIES, /. 4. GHOEe-5O cents

Dr,e, mined 10 close extensive sIoc& oil oId
faslloned Rubber shoes both fsd and pla The re AZ!
price Isl Mafch3s reduced 10 3 IS and "a
prnporionably low prices Ladies since! rubber al 6s @
aud I0 with rubber soIes-l ater soes proporonably
cheap In addition 10 India Rubber SEoes the RcInry
India Rubber establishment offer every descrip ton cl l-
da Rubber gooc, in present and buyers W scarcely
call for any article ia the line baud or ma C 10
nrr.r al a Maiden Lane. HORACE Il. DAY. M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

4 LIVERPOOL COAt-For sale at the
Yard of J. S Lewis l0i Washing ton.s'reet, foot Of
Rector street. superior Liverpool Coal at So 30 per chal
jron I251 GRINNELL, MlN1URN CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

TLigERUGn'S Scottish Musical En-
ter,ainnen, will take place 1T the Apollo Concert
Rooms on Tuesdsy Evening, March I'm, 1913 ccncsri TO
corsrsnce al O'Clock precisely Tickets 60 ceu,s esc.
be had AZ all Tie Music and of Mr.. Clirehugb 25
Tf lW+
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

IOILLlAkD Rooms, with Rassford's
4 , celebrated Iron Slete and Marble Tables, No Il
Ann St. or a. Fulton where orls FIELD invites bis 'reLds
10 call; 40 Broadway, joining the Olympic, where
for sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

place full confidence In lie statement made oy MARTHA
ronIn having Known her the past i&esty years. wil
cheerluy give any particulars In relation 70 "'r case 10
haSe .Yho InaY wish luLlher Information .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

HYDRAULIC LIME.-Orders left at
Il box 81. Mecharcs' Exchange, will receive proaIp
attention. Price 81 per casG c 500 lbs.
hs AEJJAH SMITH the only manufacturer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03
CROTON WATER-MiIler & Coates,

" Plumbers, li6 Grand street, doors East o: Broad
way furnish Timed Lead, Conpositin aud Iron Pipes
Pumps hydrant, Fountains, Bath Tpbs kc and every az
.ice connected with the Of Croon Water in Dwellings
Warehouses and Manufactures. Orders for the nSoaue
;ios Of wafer are promptly e4scnted. MI LII
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

TsYO FAMILlES.-Pa'e Yellow Steam
Soap, extra No. |, ree from an cxcsss OF !o'n and
no isl, OIL mapufac 'ureG and for sale by
m2 ST. w. HULL -ON NO lee and liz Clf'sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

TsIO PKlNIEkS.-t'Or sale, lUu0 lbs.
4 Long Primer Type in good order; 6to lbs OF winch
is nearly new tie remainder somewhat worn Also,
small fount OF Long Primer Astronomical Signs Ako.a
single Apply 10 H. d. WEEKS, ll2 Fultoncs,rre''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

have confidence ia the representations made by Marta"
N'' - El,IJAB z. PURDY,
Alderplan 10th Ward OF The city OF NeH'ierk.
Dec Ia f64L
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

Superior Of the Roman Catholic orphaL A.ytnm, Prince
street, ~. Y. Ds IA, II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

THE PIONEER A LITERARY AND CRITICAL MAGAZINE.
r. LOWELL and X CARTER. Editors and Propriciors.
March, 1885,. Vol. /. No. 8. New-York, J. Stringer'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

helm, After religious service Bibles and books
ere given them and recreations are permitted;
sometimes permission is given them to cote Ssras-
burg bat at 6 O'Clock they must all be at the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

II a Haceting of the FOURIER ASSOCIATION
viii be held THIS EVENING at its Hall 4ll Broadway
a general attendance of the members is requested.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-03

"a will comreace its seventh annual conr.e May Iith
Ualcr the direction ol Miss f. Day. Pupils viii be
ceived al any previous application To Miss Day at
No. II Amiy str.ei. fz3 ecS5mr
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NOTICE IN RELATION TO THE INsANE
POOR

According 10 law passed at the last session Of
the Legislature Of this State, "it shall be the du-
~ Of the Selectmen in any.own,on application and
satisfactory evidence, TO make return directly to
,i,s Commissioners Of the insane poor, Of any case
Of insanity which they may deem proper, when
esrr such case may occur, and that the said Com
,lissoners shall have power al any time 10 afford
relief in such cases;' and it also having been en-
acted that the Governor Of the State shall dis
charge the duties which haze heretofore been per-
farmed by the Commissioners.
would give notice that I will attend At all
times to any such application Of the Selecimen of
any town. and request the said Seecimen in their
returns 10 notice 'lher respective ages, conditions
and circumstances, how long they have been in.
sane, what attempts have been made TO restore
them to reason, nnd whether their present guard
ians or friends aIe willing that they should become
beneficarrs at tho Vermont Asylum for the
IRsanc. under the provisions of the ac,." As the
chances of cure are directly descended by delay
10 sending the insane TO the Asylum in the first
auges of the disease. preference will be given to
those cases for whom application is made during
,he first three months Of their insanity.
CHARLES PAINE.
Mortified, Jan. 2, 1913.
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feeling descriptions, Essnys, Poems, SC. in order
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Talent in favor of this great Lile,ary enterprise
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unwilingness to put his democratic friends to the
trouble Of re-assembling TO supply the vacancy
which his decnaliOn would occasion. This year,
being delegate to the Constitutional Convention
and of course present, he signifed his determine
ton in no event 10 be a candidate. Under such
circumstances the convention could do no less than
10 comply with his wishes.
MI Barber. though many years his Junior and
less distinguished in public nfePossesses the fullest
confidence Of the democracy of the State, and es.
pecially Of the raiicai democracy. Mr.. B. plan Is
himself npon the fundamental principles Of our
government, as established by the Declaration OF
Independence and the Constitution Of the States
and Of The U. States, and with Il step that never
falters, follows where those principles lead. Poll
cy aud expediency are ever repudiated by him
when they conflict with fundamental principles
He, too, sgnifed to his friends his entire willing
ness, in of change Of the candidate for Gov,
certainly, and under other circumstances, if they
thought best, to retire from the field, or rather to
take his post in the ranks, In view Of the whole
case, Mr. Smile having peremplorily declined,
the ma jorily, it seems, thought il expedient 10
hive new ticket, with the exception of Treas
ureI.
Though filled with regret at the loss from the
ticket of two men so good, and true, and faithful,
we find no little consolation in the reflection that
their places are supplied by men so able, and conf
petent, and tue as MesSrs. Kellogg and Lyman.
We have no hesancy in saying that Excluding
MesNs, Suilie and Barber, 10 whom we have be-
come attached by the faithful service of three cam
paigns,) they are our first and only choice. A.
round tins ticket let the democracy rally harmoni-
ously, uniledy. cordially, and all, we trust, will
DC well.
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From fhe North Star.
THE STATE CONVENTION.

Most heartily do we respond to the nomination
The gentleman whose name heads the ticket, is II
,horough going democrat, an able and popular
man, md is in every respect qualified to fill the Of
fee Of Governor. Prior to the election of Gen
Harrison, Mr. Kellogg had occupied The station oil
u. 5. District Attorney, bu, Immediately upon the
accession Of the Coons ~ power, was reformed
nui Of office, III make room for that openly avow-
I'D federas, and modern wing, Charles DAVIS
esq. And i, should not be forgotten, that lhi.
change was effected by the very party who had
all along uvowed its bitter hostility 10 removal.
from otficy for OPT, ions suke, and had declared
its policy, that prescription itself should be pro-
scrihed."
We trust and believe iha. the nomination " il
be acceptable to the democracy Of Vermont.
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From the Ca,iieton State'man.

The ticket for State officers nominated by the
Democratic Convention, will meet with hearty
approval from the Democracy throughout Tho
State. The candidates are all good men and true,
md are well deserving the support of the party
The wings last year made considerable capital by
asserting that the democluls were in league with
the abotonis,s This year, such an accusation
will not have the least shadow of foundations
Our ticket is composed of democrats, nominated
ms democrats, without reference to any other par
w. TO use II common praise we stand on our own
bottom, and "whh clean hands aud pure hearts"
we can light the good fight" boldly, and with
an energy which should, and we trust wiH insure
success.
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-27
INSERTED BY REQUEST.
LIBERTY CONVENTION,

All the Greemen of the second Congressional
District, who ARE determined 10 abandon the Old
whig and democratic parties and net upon The
broad principles of universal Freedom and the
rights Of man, without regard TO ehei of the said
parties, are requ 's,ed to meet N the town house
in Royaon on the 9Th day Of February next at
len o'clock a. NJ. Cor the purpose of nominating II
candidate for representative TO the Congress Of
the United States.
As this will be an important and interesting
meeting, numerous attendance is earnestly solic-
tied by the committee.
RoyaltOn, l2h Jan. 1913.
DANIEL WOODWARD,
OLIVER GLEASON, NJ,
RYLAND FLETCHER, D"
Bella HALL, 'o"'
DANIEL KlNGSBURY,
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Dte0,

In Norwich, Vermont, on the 18th inst, CAR
OLNIE ELISABETH, Youngest daughter Of
WILLIAMS. mud Nancy BURTON, aged II yrs.
and five months.
with feelings of deepest sympathy FOR The be-
renyed relatives, and numerous acquaintances who
mourn the loss Of so fair and faulless being, do
we nllude TO This melancholy event which casts a
shade Of sorrow over all who only knew her but
10 love her But yesterday she was among us in
the bloom and buoyancy Of YOUTH rich in mental
worth imbued with those sublime feelings enema
ting from early pIely. Weirus,ed she would long
taste the sweets Of life, gid the evening of pa
rents days, and ornament the social circle with
her gae,y md grace. Alas! how eyanesent and
decisive our londcsl promises Of the future! she
whom we dollzed, is gone! Scarcely had the en-
dcarmcnls Of friends greeted her return after a
short visit TO the west, sca,cely had subsidized our
first Transports of joy on her arrival, when the an
gel Of peslencG bore her away aud led the wan
dorer to distant higher home Ter departure pain
fuI 10 us,had M sorrow 10 one whose spolless soul
leaned on divine aid for support, which failed no,
in the hour Of trial, it smoolhed the pillow Of sick
ness aud impartial 10 the youthful sufferer an en-
durancc beyond her years. No symptoms Of i'm.
patience evnced bodily affection during shor
but acute illness, calm aud smiling she sank to
sleep while ray of conlcn,mcni ilumed her Sc
rene features us if to light hcI to regions Of bliss
But why dwell on her many yirucs deserving ,rib-
ute far beyond my feeble mode Of praise. Posses
ing all the charms of her sex, blended with tina,
facna,iug arlcssncss, that delights and wins. she
seemed too lovely for earth. ard the prayers and
tears Of her agonized parents could not de,ain n
chcrub from its God. Com.
IN Manchester, n. II. Dec. 25h, Juia frances,
daughter Of Eliphaet and Arelhusa Nyc, aged fonT
years, eleven months aud eight days
Suddenly ut Norwich. Vermont, the 18th inst Of
Typhus fever Mrs Jenima c. wifi. Of MIR Roswell
Wright, aged G2 years. Printers in Conn. are re-
guessed SC.
In Norwich 18th Inst, Joseph Amsden. nscd 81
Of Erysipeas.
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STATE or YER MONT, nar,ob,'e ceur,.h.

STATE or YER MONT HaPTobnie CouiAtId
pIsrRicr o. nNRTFoRD. So. y at UOntdocA Wih'h
and for sad District, r ia day ~ JdHuafv H. d.
isia Present, me Hon. THuN,$ T. RrsSti, Jhdg'
Y instrument purporns to- he the last viii and ics-
"a lament o John Currirr late ni Nnrwich ~ san ITS
trct deceased being presented to The 'ni hereby Johh
urrcr The eNc,uter trrn nant ios probate; II u or
er nv said court that nll persons runccfntd 'hrr, I've
notified IL APPEAR accession 81 said ronr, !" he hei ~
The Probate Office ~ Hoos'Uch IN said District ~ INC
Ir. y Of Frbrnar, aud srw cni-r any They MAY have
AGAINST the probate OF said will tor which purpose u ~
further ordered, that copy o the record o this Order hc
uri.h. three w.rks >ucrr-siyriN IN thu Ap,'H NJ t'f
Ire prni. ~ Wnud,tuh IN said state, ns s"On ~ MA!
be- true copy nlIernn $780,
lil1N. DEI. GlitlNGS. re isf'F.
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Brighton Marttet,

At Market $40 beef Cattle, lscO Sheep, Gu Stores, aud
so swine.
PRCEs-Berf Cattle. First quality 81 no q second
quality SO u u $50. Third quality, 81 O0a32j.
Sasfy-Oriinary lots 81 % So Wehers 81 OTTO 20.
Swine-Lo,s to peddc, i.2 or aud IL tor bur.
rows. At retail from l.9 tn 4 l.2.-Y. l.. Farmer.
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NEW CROCKERY.

NOW opening ut the crockrry sorehy The subscriber
~ q sets gold band, white nnd led china tea ware,
new and beautiful STYLES with plates 10 match
OK eli, snri ia bro aud white granite ten waTe-rcw
patterns Full and complete sets white granite dining
ware with toilet ware To n,c The most ELEGANT article
ever offered ia this market. Also, sc blur India clina
dining ware nj avery loss price together with complete
assortment If glass and common painted WIRE
Purchaser. far mud will find one cf the best afsoTt
mrnis there !, In This region am ~. fnne'
prir,S. pcase call Un 'hH' pAN'i'"'
Ian. lsil
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OUR BILLS,

We are sending them to our Agents in the several
towns in the county. They will be presented during this
or tho next month"; aud we sincerely hope our ,ubscbcrs
will not tail to meet them. They all small hut out .!
them wc must mlkclhc huudreds that necessary To-
lis meet the expenses OF intended Improvement in
the Spring.
We earnestly rcquc,our Agents to attend to the business
without fail. Every one raise little. II
To ever, bill that /, paid before the expiration oil
this volume, iny cents will be added according TO on
Terms
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Marrte1,

In llarland, Slh inst, by Rev, David Wilcox,
Mr. Pliny b. Smith to Miss Caroline X. Burgel,.
In Perkinsvllle, l7lh inst. by Rev. WIN. NJ.
Guillord, Capt Henry 5, Boynlon, Of the firm of
I.oyejoy 4 Boynton, to Miss o. +. Alherton, both
Of =.