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" sAMFor ibe cure Of every Kind OF wounds, spraDs,
cres burns coughs lungs the most desperate piles,
restore torpid and perished mb sf joints, numbacss,
&C. and be depended upon TO relieve soreness IN all
cases.
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last ten years nile is Increasing Demand the uni
yprsal satisfaction has given and the espDsy OF mutt
rde Of iud1iduas o The first standing in The community,
" no have tested AM iDsibly proved its efficacy, show
that needs only be used 10 prove IFS nVaiu2ts excel
ence fnteed all iavr tired the Baam prize IL
so highly thai f-y vii be nduceunde. consider
alton do eou il. This Balsam has attracted ne atirE'
ten or science, ard physlcsns aDS SuTgeos ~ the
greatest ciPotfc requirements give their unqualified a.
probation; while many 10 different sections Of Tie
United n their practce and bav author
lied The pobc,. on ot thar certificates
LETTER FROM DR.. HEMINGWAY.
WHITsEY's POINT, April s, 1893.
Dear Sir,-Beieving your Arabian Saisam 10 Sc of
the best family medciBes in state the following
viz Harry Green, Of Triangle, Rroome Co., about thirty
years OF age during the SUMMER OF 1855 became afflicted
with the Ague Fever, which costipued ravaZes
more than year. and reduced him very delicate stats
OF health. In April, 1885, II terminated in s1pRurausg
the back in the region oil The kdneys whch, on
being punctur-d, dsc aygsd large cuanuty OF tefo u
healthy mater, and from time Il assumed nstoous
back He red great variety OF Eenedies besides
he advice OF the bsst physicians without ,e
and il pronounced iDSuIale In the fai .. i'
lied ras, and, after examining the case Sase n
So, II bottle OF your Arabian Bassn, directing hn 20 ap
pig ri-hly ard aer using three o. ioui aa s.b a
was cured asd am authorized TO state lat oi. heath
fully restored s;cs and i'at no eaEmINGwAY, ~
NJ Purcfa,ers should pqsire for the ,.ue article Sy
using the whole uane--C go q. Ion s ;,inn
see tha, n has my name WFit.en ~ iiy $500 o n - ana-
across The prn.ed directions' on us CraES CriraEgSemsNS
bottle. -. ..,a,i b. a a 4 u SANDS
nr1a ,is,s 79 and 100 EDlron-sree ~ brosa"dy sbo -
Ea.t B.caawsy. free-si large s'ze, 30 cents su:an
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR,
PUTNAM CouNTY-John Garrison, commissioner OF loans
vice Lewis Luddinglon, Term expired

FEBaCARY l6.
PUTNAM couSrr-John Garrison commissioned OF loans,
vice Lewis Luddlnslon, irrin expired
RICHMOND CousrY-Bensah B. Phelps, master in chan
cery vice Henry Me,caii expires I'D April 1910.
Henry c. Hedley, master and examiner In chahceFy' wee
George Caln, ,eru expires 29th April, l8iS
Thorn 5 Kingsand, master and examiner IN cnaheeis'
Bensjah 3. Phelps supreme court commissioner vice
George Calin, term expii eS 25ih May, lSiS.
MoSRoE CouSTY-Ashley Sampson, hrst Jncss, reap
John E. Patterson vice Phlander Kane, term expired
Samuel b. Chase, Horace Gray and Chas Panik mas,es
in chancery vice John c. Nash and Jasper W" G,ioef.,
terms expire 18th March next, and Theodore B. hah
ton term expires 29th of April next ,,,.
JOSEPH D. Husbands, examiner in cbancery'ice
Humphrey, term expires 25th March, !Sfo. of hs.f
rbomas Corns and Samuel Fairbanks, inspectors OF peer
and pors vice BruwBel W. Durfee and George HART
john Dewey Inspector of pot and pearl ashes vice
George b. Harris, term expires March -, 1870 ,,
Wni c. Foster, specorpf -four, VICE Henry A bss"s'e
terms e1pneu FEBRUARY Is iS4s.
New YoRx-Aaron vanderpoel, Judge OF The Superior
Court OF The cy OF NewYorS, vice Daniel 3. lainaose
Usosp.sa CousrY-Danicl Pratt first judge; George
A. Stansbury, H. Jerome John l. Stevens anu
man Kingsley judges, IN the places OF 1roSs IN va Ma
Lyman h. Mason, Oliver K Strong johnson aal a'a
Than Soue. whose terms expire Juy 20 ls4o ,,,,s for
john Laken and Haruau Van Deuscu, con- OF loans' ,o
moneys belonging the United siaei, anu unael We
Of 1903 in The places Lsurens Beach, Chester oaAef'
VIM. g. Kirk ana John Doubleday, terms expired. us,,
stephen Por.er Inspector of beet and PORK, vice
Hewlett term expires 3h May next. -, "
seward Kobbils Inspector OF leather, vice Haraan w.
Van Bur.n term expires 18th August next
LlvlsGsToS CouSTY--"iilard d; siai1l, III Jus
Leman Gibbs, Judge, terms expired; ,;.. .nos
Dana, term expired. c;.s;,,or, of
Loans wee GurLon Nowland and Andrew sn, terms e1
Calvin H. Bryan, Sup Court Com, vice Elias clark'
Waiter E. Lauderdale and John A Vandsrilp, Noa.es @
Public vice Ephraln Gene and Isaac l. Sooio'''
expired. p, vice william
| r. Mcdonald, whose term OF ONCE expires te'H - ny
George Pratt Inspector of Leather, vice Geo. rFa
erm expired;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
RunIkrupts-Feb. 2J.

John B. Taylor, Grocer N. Y.
Samuel Matthew'S, Plasterer N. Y.
Myron N. Stanley, Stove and Iron Dealer, N. Y.
Henry Fisher, Manufacturer. n. Y.
Christian Mead, Mason ~ Y.
Oliver Dlalary, n. Y
Francis Goodrich Livery Stable Keeper, N. Y.
James Tamnany, Kingston
Goodrich Baldwin, Farmer Saugertes.
Henry n. Hyde, Catskill
A. w Hitchcock Auseriitz.
FEBRUARY "a
Jonathan Leavit, bookseller N. Y.
Daniel Godda d. tate firm Goddard Buter) merchant
Ny.
David G. Johnson artist, N. Y.
Geo. b. S!oat, batter, late of Syracuse.
John Boyd, cabinet maker, N. Y.
John A. Mitchell, clerk, n Y.
NJ f. A Geer (compusory) Rhynebeck.
John Tenny, grocer, Wiamsburgh.
Elijah Siarks, shoemaker Red Hosk
David Williamson, merchant, Riverhead.
Soonan Rssevet, shipwrigh NY.
Halstead Sweet, innkeeper BoomngburRh.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
EERuARy "A.
ID eferred d
Ctr fntslltgence.

SATURDAY, Feb IS.
GENERAL SEss1oNs-Before the RECORDER,
Judge LYNCH, and Aldermen CRoLrus and JONES.
THE RAPE AT THE BROADWAY CoTTAcE.-Cnninnn'i alton
OF the triai John With liain
Dngler Gabriel Hatfield, Tor violation Of Ann Mur'
phy Broadway Cottage, the Sd eli DeceHoer last
The testimony concluded and tue case was closed on
both sides at about O'Clock.
One OF the counsel for the prisoner commenced SUNNI ng
up after having concluded, Jonas B. Phillips Esq follow
ed on the part the prosecution the conclusion OF which
the Court adjourned until Monday morning when the sum-
ming up will be concluded ana in the course OF the DAY
the 60 TO the jury.
FRIDAY, Feb. "a.
SPECIAL SEss1oNs--Before Judge Lynch and
Aldermen JONES AND CsoLIUs.
TRIALS FOR PETIT Observation-Disclosures Kelly was tried
for stealing from VIM Story, barrel Of porE-guiliy
Penentiary 6 months
Cyrenus Rarrs stealing from VIM. Browning iour iron
TASKS City Prison so days.
MARGARET Quinn, stealing from John White a watch
guilty. Psnlentiary months.
Charles Williams, black, stealing handcar from John
Key-guilty, Penieulary months.
Alexander Muhoand, Wm. Mcclure, John bogert ana
John Mcvcker stealing so pounds OF copper pipe from
Grams aslery-guty, Mulholland and McNicker Pen'
enary days and lhe other two 10 the House OF Refuge
ASSAULTS AND BATTERIEs-Charles Williams the ID also
coored assault and battery upon Jane Henry he former
mistress OF pirate Gbbs and also endeavoring TO steal
81 Dii tne Juagnlehi pos'pubeu uii'l a u"S"-J
Abraham Morris, assauliiD. John Bodee-gullty, lily
Prison 10 days, and 10 pay hne Of SS5
Felix McEwen assault and battery upon his wife Mary
guilty, judgment suspended and he discharged.
Adjourned until Tuesday next.
POLICE OrF1cE.-WATcHMAN TURNED re-
cEIvER-Ocer Baker Thursday night arrested on DIS
posi- in the ID district watch watchman namd looer'
Ednondson charged with having purchased and received
nj his Junk shop No. Canal street, large metal iaSse
stolen 10y gang beys yesterday arresed from boiler
of w. hshard's, No 63 Charles street, on Ihursuay-
There were ether charges against him tor rece
pp quantities of iron stolen by boys, whem the accused
lent hammer TO break up wien they brought 10 hin
n sell Edmonton vas committed to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
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r-T THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE, ARTS, &c.
of the limited States as set forth umnousy and
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Commissioner OF Patents will speedily be published at NE
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

county of Mddlesex wos Id be required to do, and
does greatly exceed the proper line of his duty,
aHowance for such circumstances ought unques-
tionably to be given to him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
WATEK-aiiller & Coates,

TROTON WAIEk-tmllier q CCales,
PuD5ers, lis Grand street, csors East OF Sroad-
r,y furnish Tinasd, Lead, Comroti2n aid lroa fss'
enos Hydrsn,s Fountains Bath Tubs &c and every ar
tiee Connected with the Of Crotan er IN DWeDngss
Wsrebouses and Manufactures Orders Tor the sn'Co.c
tios Of water are prsEnpsly executed @S' AVA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

THE CuusrlAN OBSERVER. American Edition, Vol !, No
. kebruary ls43 Joseph Masen Two Dollars per
annun,.
The leading article in the February number OF
this very able religious periodical is upon the de-
clension of the Church from the great doctrine OF
Justification by Faith, in which the doctrine itself
is first examined, and then come of the reasons
for the existing declension from it are given Inc
chief causes of it are stated to be excessive PRIDE
neglect to study the Divine attributes, surren-
der to popular opinion, neglect ct the bible and an
undue attachment 10 the externals of the Christian
system. The article is written mainly In reply to
tesets of the Oxford tractarians. The longest ar
ticle in the number is very caustic review OF
work by Paget, written to snuff out kvaHseh-
cism. 1t is very sharp and effective From brief
article on Chinese Proverbs we copy the follow
ing. which may serve as indications OF the moral
character of people likely to become more close
lv connected with the civilized world than they
have been heretofore
The man of irst-rate excellence is vrtuous inde-
nendeptly of instruction.; he of the midding class
Is so utter instruction the lowest order OF men are
vicious in spite of instruction.
The spontaneous gifts Of heaven are OF high
value but the strength Of perseverance gains the
prize. a,d
The heart of worthless man IS as anhxed ana
changeable as mountain stream.
In The days of afiiuence always think OF poverty !;
do not let want come upon you, and make you re-
member with sorrow the time OF plenty.
The same tree may produce sour and sweet truit' )
tho same mother may have virtuous and vicious
progeny. IL 10
1t is equally criminal to the governor aRd the
governed to violate the laws
Doubt and distraction are on earth the orignt-
ness of truth. in heaven.
Meeting with difficulties, we think OF our re,e-
tons; the brink ofdanger, rely on our TRENDS.
liz learning, age and youth go for nothing tns
informed takes the precedence,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

Do not hate idleness and hate labor; do not be
digent in the beginning, and in the end lazy.
The worlds untavorabe views of conduct and
character are but the floating clouds, from which
the brightest day is not free.
Wine and good dinners make abundance of
friends but in the time of adversely, not one is to
be found.
Let every man sweep the snow from before his
own doors, and trouble himself about the frost
on his neighbor's tiles.
Worldly reputation and pleasure are destructive
to virtue anxious thoughts and apprehensioas are
injurious to the body.
Better TO be upright with poverty, than depraved
with an abundance. He whose virtue exceeds his
talents, is the good man: he whose taests exceed
his virtue, is the mean one.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

BIgLIoTHECA SGcaA OR Tracts AND ESSAYS ToEIcs
CONNECTED WITH BIBLICAL LITERATURE AND THEoL o.
GY Editor EDWARD ROBINSON D. D. No. l. Feb
ruary las. New-York and London: Wiley Putnam.
This is the title of work of interest only to
Biblical students but presenting matter which for
them ustbe valuable and instructive. Prof. ROB-
Issos, the Editor, is we'll known to the world as
of the most successful inqurers into the seog-
raphy, history and philosophy of the Bible. The
present number of the work is mainly made up of
discussions concerning Palestine. The first article
is a compilation by the Editor Of various communi-
cations received from Rev. Eli Smith and Rev. S.
Wo!cott, upon the geography of the Holy Land.
This is followed by discussion of the reality, ma
,ure, Offices &c. Of Angelic beings from the pen of
DR.. Moses Stuart of Andover, and the third and
closing paper is effort the part of the Editor
prove that the spot usually believed to be the site
of the Holy Sepulchre is not in fact the scene of the
crucfxion and resurrection Of our Savior. 1t is
written in reply to an Oxford Essay on the Ecclesi-
astical Miracles The work is very neatly printed
and the number contains two hundred octave pages.
The second number will be issued about the first OF
Nav
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
STATE OF VERMONT.
CALEDONIA COUNTY, -.
LEWIS FISHER, Complainant,


DANIEL LOWELL, Defendant.
IN CHAN Gerry. FOURTH CIRCUIT.
EE7HEREAS, LEWIS FISHER, of Danvi'Ie in
w said County, hns fled his bill Of compliant,
setting forth in substance that DANIEL LOWELL,
late q! Danvil!e aforesaid, of Loudon in the State
Of New HAMPSHIRE on the Goth of august, 1885,
was inntly indebted the complainant in the sum OF
&2uO, 90, that the payment thereof the de-
PENDANT the same day, Tor the consideration OF
5000, 90 executed his deed Of bargain and sale con
veync to complainant the following described hand
in said Danvlle VIZ One sixth part being two und-
vided shares of piece parcel OF land winch same
land which Daniel Lowell, late Of Gimanton, n H.
Gave by his last will and testament to the hers OF
EbcncZcr Lowell late OF said Danvie, dcceased and
ate occupied by Eben Lowell one OF said heIr5-and
being the same farm conveyed by Mitchell Davis to
Daniel Lowell by deed which is on Record IN the
town Clerks Office in said Notwithstanding what
was conveyed by said Daniel Lowell to Moses liam
To which was annexed a condition that if said deten-
dant pa to Samuel Esabrooks certain note Of the
same date with said mortgage for the sum OF S2OO,0O
with interest, be paid any time within two years
from the date thereof which said note was signed Ivy
the defendant and the complainant, according to the
tenor thereof or otherwise harmless the said
complainant from all cost and trouble from said note,
then said mortgage to be void otherwise IN force,
and alleging that defendant has not paid said note nor
saved the said complainant harmless from all cot and
trouble from and account of said note, but that Or
ator had been sued and compelled TO Pny said note
and interest and costs amounting to $350-And pray
ing foreclosure of the equity of redemption of said
premises.
And whereas it appears that the said Daniel Low
ell the defendant resides without this State, that
a SubpGna cannot be served upon him, therefore in
pursuance othe provisions Of the Statute in auch ease
made and provided, notice is hereby given TO SAID de-
PENDANT and he is hereby required to appear before The
Chancellor Of the fourth udicinl Circuit of the State
of Vermont, at Danvle, in said Caledonia County
on the first Tuesday of June next being the first day
oftba next stated term of the Court Of Chancery in
said County, and make answer to said Bill OF COM
pIant and abide the order of said Chancellor in the
premises.
And the complainant in said Bill is ordered TO cause
this Order to be published three weeks successIveiy
in the Caledonian, newspaper printed at St Johns
bury in said Caledonia County, the last publication
Of which to be at least twenty days previous TO The
commencement Of said stated term of said Court
of Chancery. 80 a.,
Given under my hand ut said Danyle, this 29lh
day of April, y. D. Is43.
ru,prrs DAvIs Solicitor 3O0w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

81 Domingo. Capt. Moore, of the schooner Falcon
at New York, states that the city of St Domingo sur
rendered to the forces of the new government orIay
ii, on the Seth ult after slight skirmish, in which
ten or twelve only were killed.
A man in New Orleans has lived With woman
twenty five years her husbands and in all nolaral
transactions her name has appeared as his wife. A
woman has now arrived from England, who claims
the man as her husband The American
serts a marriage, and the absolutely sues his
American wife for defamation in declaring that they
were ever married.
person in Troy has invented chair which will
be capital thing for lazy people. 1t turns pivot
aud thus obvates the necessity of moving it back when
the occupant wishes to rise from his seat From its
facility in turning, this invention is called by an Alba
ny wag, the Conservative Chair
TVomGn in BGnkruptcy The last Worcester
,2gs contains the notice orthe petition ola man 6
has wifeto be declared Bnnkrupts. Doubtless there
is some mistnke-they want to be divorced and have
gone to the wrong shop.-Er. pqper.
CounterfeiLs The n. II. Argus says the public
are cautioned against new emission of counterfeit
$50 bills on the Washington, Montpelier and Orange
County Banks, which are in circulation in that vi
cinity.
Deah IF Commodore Porter Commodore David
Porter, Minister Penipotentinry to Turkey, died
Constantinople the Sd of March, after long ILL
ness. His body embaImed with the view of
conveying it to his country Perhaps no naval Off
Ger rendered the country service, during the
late as with Great Britain than Com. P.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02

Ro,v 1t 1ras done The way the ocos carried
Massachusetts is shown. On the rejection otthe
bill in the legislature Of that State to pay for the
Charleston Convent destroyed by mob, some years
ago, a Roman Catholic paper in Boston upbraids the
ocofocos harshy declaring that the Catholics had rot
Ell The Iocooco ticet at the late election, IN order TO
carr the Conrent bill.
Falling Asleep Quar- a Candje.-i young wo-
man at Parkersburg, Ia. burnt "Wednesday
night by her clothes catching fire, that her life is des-
paired of On retiring to bed, she sat down upon
n chair to do some needle work, placing the candle
in her lap In this position she fell asleep, and the
candle fell over and communicated the blaze to her
bosom.
An old lady, remarkable for her confused idea of
the meaning Of words, described clear summer
evening thus:-'It was a beautiful bright night the
moon made every thing as liSEt as cort'
ss6!fstrte in nilleris7a.'' DIR. Weeks fifth and
last number Of articles under this head was published
in the New York Observer of tho 18th ult.. lie en-
umerates one hundred and tcenty errors in the reck
oning oftime by Miller and his associates.
Produce in CunGda.-The Rochester Democrat
learns from good authority, that the severity oil the
winter in Canada has greatly enhanced the prices OF
nrOduce
is general and in some districts large numbers of cat
tie have died from starvation. Hay is worth from
goo to ga per ton and hardly be found at that
nrice Oats So to 50 cents, and kinds of grain
are in proportion.
a, boneqt IT7oman-A new Orleans paper says
.ht SOM after the Treasurer Of Mississippi fed, his
wife called on the Governor of the State and deliver
ed 500 900 in gold and Treasury notes, with par
rel continuing State Bonds Here is another instance
of superior honesty of the gentle sez-dou0tess tha
wife persuaded the dishonest man, for the sake
of his famy's reputation, to leave his booty be-
hind.
MIR Stephens in his late travels in fucatan' VS.
tied the ruins of forty four distinct cities, once inc
abodes of a race which has persisted from the ear'h'
These ruins are covered with dense forests, which
our countrymun has been the first civzedipan to pc"
citrate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
MR.. VAN BUREN's POPULARITY.

Can any body doubt the correctness of these state
mcnts by The Courier s. Inquirer:
"rhe truth is Nr Van Buren, has nerer poIied a
majority Of the votes of the State Of New York. and
We hazard nothing in saying that he never will. In
lS2S he was elected Governor by plurality vote IN
Consequence Of their being three candidates in the
field; and in 1886 the Wings permitted the election
10 20 by default because Mr. Clay was not nominated
True, MIR Van Buren's majority on that occasion alter
Tremendous effort which brought every voter OF
his party to the polls, was about trenfy'Sa1 @u"0Tea'
ard yet his entire vote thrty-two hundred less
han the Wings had given for William ii Seward two
years Previous and twenty thousand less than their
IeA srength in the State. To the Loco Focos oil
Other States we unhestrtingly say that under no con
lgency can Mr Van Buren, carry this State in 1874;
and the knowing Of his friends here admit that
he will not poll the party vote by twenty thou
sand "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-02
UNITED STATE DISTRICT COURT.
Vermont District.
r-r NKPTTDTEV

Notice to siozp cause against Fefi'to" @
ORTN w. G 5 q ", oi Newport Tor DIS
Discharue and Certificate, as a Bankrupt, at the
oa;ce of Samuel Prentiss, in Montpelier, IN snNh
district, on Tuesday, the lIih day of July a. d.
lS43 at 10 A. NJ.
Joseph KICKER Of Lowell. Cor lis Discharge q
Certificate, a. Bankrupt, at the Office OF 0anuei
PREMISE IN Montpelier. in SAID District o" 1eT
~ Tho lin DIV of July, a. d. 1913. Al 10 4. VI.
AVA WAKEFIELD, of Lowell, for his Dis
charre and Certificate, a Bankrupt, at the Once
of Samuel Preniiss in Montpelier, in said District
ON Tuesday the 1tth DAY of July, \. D. te43' al IL
A. NJ.
REM w BROWN. of Newpor', for his Discharge
and Certificate a Bankrupt at the Once OF sam
nj p,sntss in Mnntpeisr, in said District on fuss-
day, the IIth day of July, A. D. ls4s' at 10 A. NJ.
,ruOvAs DEADLE. of Troy, forhis Discharge
and Certificate as a Bankrupt, at the Office OF sam
r-I Prenti-s in Montpelier in said District, IN Tues
dsv. The IIlA day Of July, =. D. 1913 al 10 a NJ.