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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES, cheap, anc
cheaper than ever yet off, red in this city. very
soos renSh and native calf made and warranted for tn.
low pce ~ TO " per pair and failing supply Of thick
boots and shoes for men, boys and childen ladies' mss
ana fndren Gait Boots Buskns Slippers and Ties, of all
fs,ns and all he different kinds and fashionable stysof 9da
Rubber over Shoes for gentlemen ladies' and children
IN great abundance and cheap which the subscribers would
,ollct thtr friends and the public call and examine then
Murray st.
OPT m~ec WRIGHT CALHOUN A. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

BOARDING.
CREN and American Boarding House. No 81 Reade ST.
L few doors from Broadway. Boarders will find it
age. able home moderas price, The French generally
sp ken Day boarders taken o26 lmsm
pOARDNG-Several furnished rooms for gentlemen and
- their single gentlemen Enquire Sc White
90 lmsr
BOAnD AT 98 CHAMBERS rREET.
THREE or four Gentlemen be conf rbly
mod.ted with board aud pleasant with Tantres
tached Tern Observation-Disclosures required n7eod 2wr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-22

UCTION NOTlCE-Fine Greenhouse and Parlor Plants
"A A. LEVY will sell this morning at II O'Clock, at Isl
Broadway achoice collection of Azaias Rhododen Pas
sion Vim Tea Bourbon aod other Roses; kinds Myrles
Metroerdns Mella SC with m,ny other fants well
worthy the attention of
The foreign Plants will be sold Thursday Friday.
nSo =
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
RUSSELL g. CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS g. JEWELLERS,

IIANE just received, and keep constantly on hand awel
l i selected assortment, Of GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, .-consisting of gold and silver Levers
Horizontal Iepcn, Alarum, Repeating, QUARTER and com.
mon WATCHES. Also,silver Table Desert and tea
sPooSsj Cream ladies; Sugar Tongsi Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. German Siir6r table aud tea SPOONS. Gold
Silver and steel Bowed sPECTACLES! Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES gold Beads silver Thimlcs, gold Chains,
Seals and KEYS, large assortment Of finger rings, enr
rings breast pins SNUFF boxes, tea bells, spy slasscs,
first rate razors penknyes Rodgers fine scissors, shell
side combs together with various other articles usually
kept in Jewellers shop the whole comprising better
sormcnl than offered in this place beore-toselher
with good assortment OF Clocks such Us Brass
Day Chimes Brass day common; Brass "a hours, Brnss
MANTLE that run 81 days Nth uindingi Brass day
time riccs, without strkinsi also first rate WOODEN
CIOCkS; all OF which they will sell ON as good terms a.
they can be purchasedat any place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
warrun ted the shortest notice. and all kinds OF Job
work usually done in herne Of business, dispatched with
nentnes and pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention
n. u. Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock Dec. ], leil,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
lotion! LOTION!
DR.. Exams Identifying Lotion;

IJIGIl.Y esteemed for curing all eruption, coarsness,
redncss and pmpcs on the face, neck or hands, and
eecuAy cleansing the complexion and removing all dis.
eases OF the skin.
Nothing contributes much 10 general success 70
life Las engaging first appearance. This lotion is admnc
as fragrant, mild safe wash, and greatly esteemed
for its virtues in cleansing, soenine, and purifying tho
skin of all eruptone, injurious TO female beauty and
restoring il TO high degree OF purity.
beautiful and hcallhlul complexion is the pride Of all
who possess it, and the envy nj those who deprived OF
it,
good appearance is the best recommendation; and ~
the bcau,iying lotion puries the skin, md removes all
pimpcs, bloches tan suuburn and rcdness and produ.
beautiful hue, it the only cosmetic lady should
use nj her toilet
Gentlemen will also fin his delightful remedy TO re-
all roghness, pimpes, rngwors, spots redness,
of the face and and every kind Of eruption
on the surface of the human body 1t is particularly rec.
commended to gentlemen TO he used after shaving ash VIII
prevent otherwise certain effect Of all common soap,
in turnn. the beard prematurely grey. ..
For sale wholesale and retail by FOSTER DlCkiN.
so propricors and to A. Hitchcock, CO.
II Green street. Utica. N. Y. WOODSTOCK, j. ROSS,
Jr Druggist White River Village, j. C. Brooks; West
afordW. H. Steel;Shnron, W Downer;Ro Down.
er Neynns a. Fish; Windsor, A. d II. Wardncr l25ly
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310ctrp.
From the Boston Daily american.
SNVEETLY SHE SLEEPS.

From the Boston Daily american.
sWEETLY SHE SLEEPS.
by CHAs. C. EASTMAN:
Swcelly she sleeps, my Alice fair,
Her cheek on The pillow pressed,
Sweely she sleeps, while her Saxon hair,
Like sunlight streams DER her breast
Hush lie, her sleep pray, sweet breeze,
Breathe low on the maple boush
Hush bright bird, on her windOw-lrees
For sweelly she sleepeth now.
Sweety she sleeps, my Alice fair,
Her cheek like the first May rose,
Sweetly she sleeps, and all her care,
Is forgotten in soft rcpose.
Hush though the earliest beams of light,
Their wings IN the blue sea dip,
Let her sleep, pray, while her dreams ME bright
and smile is about her lip.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07
STRANGE cONFEssTONe.

We learn from the I tallahassee Floridian
that Gen. Call has issued his proclamation Of
feTing . reward Of two hundred dollars for the
apprehension Of Captain William Blurney,a and
bis brother Mr.. David 3umey, charge a with
the homicide Of Mr.. Joseph Manning. The
friends Of the deceased have also offered an adj
ditional reward Of three hundred dollars The
homicide was committed about two weeks
since at public meeting near Bunker Hill,
jefferson county. The origin Of the quarrel il
notgiven BY the paper above named.buf il says
At grew out Ofreports circulated recently, up-
on the alleged authority of confessions of two
convicts recently sent 20 the penitentiary of
q eOrgia. from Lomndes count for ma nslaugll-
ters which duplicates several citizens OF Geor-
gia and Flori1a as being concerned IN some Of
the murders 10 the Territory hitherto aftrlbu-
ted 10 the Indians. and in forming an organic
ed band for abducting slaves and plundering
other property. Several respectable citizens
are implicated, and i i said circumstances are
detailed Of their poFgonai p1iipn III deeds
Of outrage and murder upon heir neigh bors. I
IN the disguise Of Indians. too horrible is repeat
and too incredible 70 be believed. THE mat. 1
Ter = undergoing legal inyestiy ton.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

4 10 sslIowss
uN0f doubling fhe Necessity a an enIeEges
/ ...sans e gnaaefGee for the security OF the
| eonnfrv. and the adyancements Of ito true
SnsSFE.ts. l,r vour disposition to make the ne.
ensrarv eanriaces 20 sustain them. gave my
1ealo,s ei76rts II favor Of all such measures
l he qraflual increase Of The Navy Q moderate
military estabInhments properly organised anu
instructed d. system q ipstlncnslpns lof kne
defence pf The coast Inc Feslcfl.s.A ~ = -
Gle CURRENCY q due protection Of thcDo mann'
/ iscf urerH which had taken root during ilin pc.
/ rods az war and restriction, and finally 4 eFqs
| tenn, of connecting the various portions 81 The
country BY jn1icions system q internal im'
| provenlenfa. Nor again was 1 mistaken ~
y0ur character. You nobly sustain al those
| measures, Soon after the adopting by Gon-
gress of the system of meas ures which grew
cut Of the experience Of the late war, was
| transferred to preside over the Department
| OF War,by the appointment Of our late vlrtuous
and excellent Chief Magistrate. In this new
position. my principle q action remained M
changed. rs
We will here conclude our comments upon
Mr.. Calhoun's letter, By furnishing another Of
his speeches, which was omitted IN bis late pnbli-
cation; and which Is taken from the Mercury Of
March a0th. 1897.
aMr Calhoun addressed the meeting. and at
ter some introductory reInar.ss pertinent TO the
occasion proceeded to give rapid sketch OF
that series ofcOrrApf measures by which the
government Of the 81 s. had arrived at its pre-
sent height of disorder and iniquity. He dwell
upon the removal o. disp6stes. by which
he whole treasure ofthe National government
came under the contfoE The Executive, 10 be
employed as IL scas employed N c0rvupfing the
n
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

From private letters received rom alnerenR
points in Ihg noltilerp part Of the State We
have. fhe cheering accounts Of the increasing
popularity Of q. Clayton Esq. He gains COM
nlaio vIoforp over Brown wherever they apenh
and has driven him from every position be
i has TAKEN IN the bond aaepliQpb- The present
4 cafitaes win ID one Of continued triumph for
Mn Clnyfon Ifthe bond paying democrats
prove true 10 themselves and the glorious
lcan6s M Which fh6f L6Ft 6nlinfted lard WE
believe they WIZ Reputation viii be eLiactu-
al|Y Killed Qf in November, end never agaip
raise ile hdcous 'front.' 70 disgrace The Hlaie.
II 10 make tie triumph complete As fer ~ the
bond question i concerted, the wings should
Support bond paying candidates f0t the Legs
|laf1re III democratic counties, while the bond
paying democrats should support whig caudi-
/ dates Ia wing counties. An honest men. ~
Eli parties, should fight rspudiation thia year
| in such way as not to ~ troubled with such
/ filthy conflict hereafter. We can accom-
pish an we wish ID the coming elections five
but remain hfm and true 20 our cause-
TheabOve extract which we copy ftomthe
sSouthrnn" contains the proper sentiments in
regard to union and perfect concert Of
action among the bond payers Of each party.
aAII honest men, Of al parties, should fight re-
quotation this year in such way az not 10 be
troubled with such filthy conflict hereafter"
All who concur in their opinions on this subject
should unite ia their efforts 20 demOIish the par
", which advocate 90 diugracefnl doctrine;
there should be no division among Them no
want ofexertiOn Or Of efficient Organization
Unless we determine % conduct The canvass
upon this principle. our Del It u certain Lei
us forget in this contest that I'VE belong io atty
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

LET NJ NOT HE m1suEuERsrooD, AND LET
~ 1NTREAT THAT mAv NOT BE MIsREFRE-
sENTsD. lam NOT ADVOCATING THE REvIYAI
or 4 HIGH PROTECTIVE TARIFF. LAM ron ABr-
DING NJ TIE PRrNcrpLEs or THE COmFRoMisE
AcT: IAM ron DOING WHAT NO SoUTKERs
MAN or FAlR On CANDID MIND HAS EVER YET
DENIED-GrvIxe TO THE cOUNrRYA REvENUE
WHICH MAY PROVIDE ron THE EcoNoMIcAL.
WANTS or THE GOvERNMEEr. AND AT THE
SAME TIME GIVE AN INcDENTAL PROTECTION
no oUR AomEi INDUSTRY. In THERE BE HERE
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WHO WILL DENY THE
F4IKnsss AND PRoPRIETx or TINS, l SHALL BE
Glad TO sEr Ann aKAn wHoH rs.''-Ertract
rom khe Speech Of HExRY CLAY, delivered in
q. s. Senate March Isl, Il a.. short fine
before yetiring from thai body.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07

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wa8 inclafro0s Inch Congress r..
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anlefes6. q 4 80 tl9 Won YVES Tree
from s3eha. and Ii S37 had u surplus
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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-07


/ asn1s fhat 4 forhsrIy va. y ~ {5...
sle Aa8anea whitn theQ ~ ,bers'.
had whane9ef they hare De- tuco6 IN
| the firmly eslablighed elan1m. anf r.
Of their candidafesq We presume ~ a.. 4.
cept perhaps some Of tho candidate 49,
selves, viii maintain, tba. thsy have.
On ihs other haad there are Two cuusis,,,.
OF the bond paging pcsnrcratic party; ihev r'
got Respectable PuppoEt. but nothihf ~
enough 20 elect them without the aid ~ N.
NVhlRB. This want Of harmony and orosr;
8ation has produced 10 much bittemes- ~
feeling and = 90 purfenfcup n defeat. thaf,-
less il ID remcdicd it viii have 10 lifle 60, 4.
this county np0n The vote Coz G0vernor - 4.
pressing The conGAencs and onerRv Of Nv torJ
paying party. TiiBis candid statement ~
our present condition and future bro1poe,- 4
this county; and il bbhOoves cvsrv individnsI
who feels an interest Ia The question a. ;o.,o
20 lend his ala IN producing such a cOuraa ~ IA
tlon an win pfegenG the disastroua ovsrsb,o...
with which we are threatened. rJnicn ~
conceFtwiu give us the victory; division ana
diasention viii inevitably bring defeat.
Let there be free Interchange Of ooinior
among The bond payers, whether Whior .
Democrats throughout the county, and ~
them st the October term ofthe Circuit CefFi
when there viii be a general assembling ~
the people from the different portions y ffo
country, determine upon the candidates whom
they are willing TO support iQf lhe legislature
II we know ourselves we have no personal
feeling in this matter. we have no private IN.
iecis ia view, bul We arr sincerely dasirofr N
seeing all, who are opposed Il tie doctrine ~
Reputation. united 10 aucli amanuet Az ~ Fsa.
1ef their efforts eiifcipal q proslraiinr 4 n
fhin cnnrRv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18

Nrssts NonTov q 90. have sinughu red The
u,ssem seaso, 1T the estnbli sfHnem 80 tbs place.
n, ;he Eastern market, 70J head ri csnls. ih,y
Killed ~ head ~ Ohe day. % f"i"y last ihs
sehnnn,r ia-rlis to,k fnil load oi Their b"' for
B,g ,In. roh.,siing Of iUJ banvIs, aad al-o -!
hides tnetr has meyer bern any beet shipped
,,o,n I'M. place 10 the Eas, untt last yea, ahd then
bot ~ q huniied barrels ~ lo4i. t"n ihoi-'ind
h,snsI. 81 whst was shipped from tn> plHrs i"ihe
,a.t--wh irh was the brrt expnued. Tine sra
40 ;. oyrr 4JDl0 Bushels have been shlppsd, apd
H., greatest part Of IL. present crop IS 10 n'r hands
of ne farinrrs Nov u the beet b1sInrss inr.sa-es
rs fat as the wheat bus nr-, ani ~ dnIr I vii
-tnf ttrfc nsver bei-' "nUntfv iif stock t'a'
Vtseo i,,h silon tI"i~ u ~.Il brr''U' ~ 90
the mo.i, 4 80, ne m,-L imporsat b a'ches ni aaf
ru.in.y.-i.a' i've AdtOrats.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18

From the Do lar Newspaper.
OREGON TERRITORY
THE CAPABILITIES AND VALUE OF OREGON To
THE UNITED STATES. AND THE NECESSITY
or Az IMMEDIATE sETrLEMESr FROM THE
STATES.
A LECTURE
DELIVERED ON THE l6rH SEPTEMBER
iY Pc TER A. BROWNE, ESQ, Il. l.. ID :,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
"Ducit amor patr0"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18

LATEST FROM TExAs. The schooner Gal
weston arrived a, New Orleans. on The 81 ul,.
and briggs intelligence Of The loss e the
srhoonrr Sarah Barnes. on her passac. from
Galveston 10 New Orleans. She sprnng
leak "a hours GU, ff'n t,Ivrs,o": the can an
immediately put for the mares, land. hu, be-.
FIRE hr could rearh. the ctew. c.l>,>i,ag Of
thirty souls. were furcsd io leave her. at whom
eigh'ren g'a upon RATS, and ,weive took 20 the
boat. Of the former. thiu.en were lot aid
three of the latter. We m. ke thu fdlnwiug
abstract from the news furnished by the pa.
pers brought.
i,n the Ii b. The National veSsels were In he
said a, pub II, auction. The presa was ,tio.
lrntly opposed TO This procedure. aud called
upon III. ciIlzens TO unite with them in their
opposition. u WAS supposed. however. that
they would he sold.
There is total failure Of the cotton crop in
The Brassos aud Colorado. ocra-ioned by The
heavy rains in Tho lower country. Pan,.r'
frm The upper country speak favorably.
About Nv" hundred Mexrans. tuner in
hshiIanis IS Texas. were on III. IL way hack 10
Texas. prei-tingt To live under Te>ian govrrn-
inpnI.
The Mexican troops upon The frontier have
been w,hd'awn or dis banded with The -Nr.p'
lion al five hundred mrn. VIII" are Engaged ~
slakiug ranai 20 nrn 'hs wa'.sa 81 the w"
Grand, into The Drazos Santiago. on account
Of The d,thrnl y Of en'' rIug III. mi"uh III "a"
river from the gulf. This canal will he about
eight mites in length. has h.en in proeressa.
bonr tnur months. aud will. IL ~ VI ugh'. he
completed. IN abnn, eight mnre-ihr men en-
pl ,ed on Il. being soldiers Ia name. and canal
digg.rs ~ orupaii0n.
A bi,uu,inous lake has been disrov' red in
Jefferson rou"ly, about one hundred miles
fom Galveston.
a l"rse -ucanptnrni &c Caman' hes ha. heen
discovered on the Nncc-s, ahove the road
leading from the Preside TO B-xar. II is sup.
posed there aye three or fnur hundred warriors
10 this enrampmen. They have hi'hrr'" com
united no depfadd'fons on the frontiers OF FIX
as. bat have made repeated inroads into The
Mrxcan settlements. The ci,zpns Of Be>ar
ar" opprrh'nsive tina, they may ere long turn
their aims against them.
Nearly al the regular Mexican troops late.
" stationed on ilir RIA GIande have marched
into the interior towards Mexico.
The ohl- Of his movement, IL not known.
hul IL Is supposed thai SAn.a Anha u "nnrrn-
ifa,inu his TORE near the cite 81 M->i'n. Tor
the purpos. 81 dsp"sing or ovefawlng Tho new
Congress. III. l. 'uis Gazsue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18
mo. Sc.

imposi'ion' Will no, ,hs people Of the United
States. generally. resrn, the atfron, pu, upon
us. as an independent, nation,
by the passage Of an Az, Of Parliament.
authorizing the seizure nf Americans within
our own territory. TO he dragged 10 fnsaign
places. 10 be- inrarcera,sd in foreign Prisons,
and 10 be Tried before forrign Judges by for
eign laws. England has broken all conditions
upon whi"h mutual tenure of Oregon with
mutual rights was held aud the ihrea, Of
sending 30 600 men 10 possess the country
will Justify us in the eyes "f all Chris'endom,
IN taking Immediate steps TO settle our oa n
territory. the 6rss of which will be to eject
foreign in'ruders. Long and EN- husiastc APP
plause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18

II may he increasing 10 orr ni"oIic fendsf' {"
Learn mat the erntosy Of 'Ni-c"hsn his bee" efer-
ted inl0 n ssptrste diorese by the h1me 81 'htl-
vaukre,' and that the Iosh "i N'i"'hkTe - the
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Telegraph.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-18

Nj Wieklife, the Post Master Gensfsl, snd
NJ. Apdubon. the Naturalist, uas.sd ihn''sh tia
cinnatti m the !Gth. Il hoped hsn he gets 1ars
n Washington he will pot the mails ia bs''si ef'
der