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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

%6OO REWARD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE,
paw for the cac Of onnorh@s, 0leets Structures and
au sioguos comniaints Of the organs Of geueration
all rrme YET discovered for the above compa,ntss
this IL the certain.
speedy and permanent cure. without the Ic.st
ton to diet drink expoue, change Application to
business
We give long auack ndations to deceive the
pubic the mediciae does not speak Ter itsef, no ono
ha speak for it. Our object to notify where can De d
and the proprietor challenges SINGLE OF recent O9
hee to be brovght in which the mixture will not enectS
ranId cure under forfeiture Of $500. =, ..or
This disease that u. forun tely p-rvades all raok 70
here pr-sen with edy by which heycsu cure ~ M
sele without the the .s
Farther the dissas- be cont.acieo oos vi e
mixture taken at night on goirR bed when exposeu
Il put up with full directions accohpanyus ",
ats bottle One BEETLE lasts week. whch senefay cures
miny .ss eS SnS az W% Minors Broadway
John stfset opposite Franklin House. New i9rt Jo<es.
corner OF hesnut ID seventh Streets thiladeipn'a at
j Nj Smiths i3s Wsshin.r ron st-eet Boston me ,n'r
, nONZE-ROZELT II co. import the above article
ae,t from their mandatory, when enables them
.. v.yv much lower than other house. Dealers and
snoud examine our full and splendid assormsn
De-" w., e w p"." ROZEL1 4 ca. Pine q.
I'm PURSUANCE of order Of Surrogate Coun-
Nv OF YORK. notice hereby given all having
claims against Peter Murphy late Of the city OF New York,
genmaD deceased TO present the with the vouchers
thereof 10 the suocrbera, al the Office or Edmund Derry
No 81 Wall street, IN the city Of New York. or before the
eighteenth day OF September next -
Dated New fork. the 18th day Of March, lat2
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES G. BELL,
milo Iaw6mr Administrators with the will annexed.
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R0OT AND SHOE STORE.

- BOOT AND SHOE STORE. u. e.,a.
a. soaN sE a..
linz r = he % e
he mcss re asoa. Sc tern. Tor cash. sxar
APPs s.I I SSs AT AT s1 s
& ssd Tor sale wholesale and a. ,he mo b
ss..ty es!S I sns 5000 pair: sipDs:i'
;;; s a as Sss: npS
Gentlemen, We wish draw your attention splendid
soo s 81 he MADE
order S. and French eahLin hand So s.
BOOM s'i e. S srs SGs
:si sSS Fee. 5 20 s sSss
f T;ifiia kind
Rosi Is sRo fRENcAi BOOT MAKER
5oo s @ass
To any other bon maker IN the CITY milo lmeec
TO BOOT MAKERS.
g. MORG
sa2 hand sasy :a ..s s
and En- fish mllw*ec
A. THOMPo0N'S BLACKING WAREHOUSE,
THOMSON No. ,::.. cs tTd i ssstt &. merchant. .,
aa: @ "a! ns s' sIs h ss @
,he wcs niaIy IL Us.d STATE:
.s.T q. hSs ss D,s:;
Inn supply them With any qaasy AID at diced price.
Bsw.!, Of ntsIog.n stsam, modem Application and !:
S nsRs hs
eau late at Iss TSS%:oa o%s1y as Bo.axsy
S.sss;
and Others supplied on reasonable tem' ey or
It'll A FACT that LEES se,m Backing i. universally
% g ~ @ @ si:sl.s
snsa sss
,s. % II. nv , a S
Su! good wsy. has been greatly %pIo, ed of
mprossd Steam Bssrus John Of
be 'i cont nue.. 10 h: spro'sd cam Black.
ins-but why enlarged word,o the wis: :qic,ent
$50 lm*r No. John street. C rnef of Broadway.
CHINA, GLASS AID EAkTHENWAR =
~ The whole fhe ensve aud fashionable stock contau-
he no nna 10 so the
co,cern.
Eethr with sp ndid assort ent fine CUTLERY consisting Of
stock ad c nc &C.,
s:1ssin aa' Kept 'n'' Establishment sIMPsSS
DOOR PLATES! DOOR Plates !-TH.se IN w,nt Of
= handsome, CHI and durable silver Plated Bras: Door
sss s fgs s . 81
Ase, NJ laic Numbers aud beautiful article for num-
''" ROBERTS, ISL Bowery,
me- lmsr 9TH door above Broome east sid. .
WATCH MAKERS L AHR WATCH JEWEL
WALLIS CO. No 1855 Brosd~sy, A floor. b;
~ acquain their friends and The public, who wish have
chronometen clocks, music boxes, description of
description of renaired made new ruby
e9nes ruby pins for levers diamond ac and watches
jcwelled style surpassed by Europe Fusees
time piece: kept IL oder by The year a. us,a From Their
every facility required make Of waiche
equal imported will give the beat of re If
required. Changes moderate. mia lm*r
A FEW GENTLEMEN of steady habits can be accommo
a dated with good board and pleasant in private ami'
~ 2 Fulton Also afew day boades be
modaed the reasonable parlor and bedroom
to let. with OF without hoard a5ec
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Nj EI)lCAL.
OUACKERY USED UP,,!


1 20 syss S and
sra mpO.toa, Of unp.iGsip,S msssnaTy %a.r1h. may
%sh h.. the
ts... and d. sTs.n % ss.
themselves opporruni, with delay, AID procure at
q e. a g. " iTts
Of ssa RS hsa
al @ ~s %s; AND
p4se ice Without the id Of physician max Of discovery
G, work cannot m to Prove nvalsSls to " ss
%Ss. hey esnags sS:sa medical advice: No., ..,n., .,
sS.Ss copy Ay To s
NO CURE NO PAY.
=. b. 8 i
sGsnee wof. tsisa,s diseases Ioop,I
to he Of sscs.s ard from an e.,sns'e
saie to SUCH t pson; put tn.
No
deoraSle need de.par Of mplee
esals2 qasSsd 6s.n.
procured by eer6cate' aud false pIeencss Tn.
yate secrecy observed al uato.. Separate once.
s1s S"s at nss s i DUANE % the
r Aas .h. 49,. ,ss. ,.,,t =
diseases which the cOnvenicnt
of stated the pleinest Aur
s which me into
coHtnus from month month, particularly dwe
such persons will Immediately the difficulties which i'm
oode their whatever they may be- well the plan
sPursned each particular obtained only Of ths
iuShoI, Or; Ralph. IS Greenwich q Price 81
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity OF saying thai he ms
erivate residence, at any hour
Aware Of the deep and soIcudc which
see TO consult OF integrity well experience
pccnsT complaints the author deems er 70 CIV,
he following sketch OF the opportunities he nd fiji
have sssured him that for want Of information Of thu
Kind they have scected from list OF advertising people the
who had bessie most Of eure.-bu. not without
side his .ph graduate Of Edinburgh &c &C. &C. he has
been sscn these diseases both Ia and city pactcs
for than thirty and haa published two editions oil
WORK expressly Also that he has testimonial letter.
from the eminent physicians Of Europe, the
Anaenca-a. Big Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott, Of ny
and Dr. ehysick Of Philadelphia and .thers and furthc
that he has the privilege Of referring to ALMOST every phv.
cevs better aroand Of confidence to those who san
gers TO him..
Consultations may be made By and for such no has
little nvatc chest containing thing necessary for
sedy End private It's forwarded be directed
pIice 4ll. ms lm.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT
Col NER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE

FOUNDRY,
CORNER OF Nassau AND ANN STREETS,
NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT kIGHTEEN PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES
THE undersigned respectfully informs the Old Patrons of the
Type and Stereoype foundry. formerly known JAMES
CoNNERs, and recently CONNER COOKIES, and the
public general that they prepared orders
PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES, CHASES, CASES. IMPOSING STONES,
INK FRAMES, and other article form
Complete rnntisg Embellishments favorable terms and
States
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SOMETHING NEW-TO all VINO would be aavibg-C tsh
rai.onog Is adj. haent 1853 GIeeuwch street. w., the
Pacific Hotel-Th- Cheapest MskinR aud Trimm bs
the city The proprietor, tke this method Of
menoing TO all gentle wanting Clothes, tn. &c nomical
Of Their the
profit. la on fhe ra by thei' tao. aud getting
trimmed Tor which thu
all Others the propretors having
make this the principal ranch then
men, personal y.
They do not the public flaming list OF reduced
Undue bat hope that superior style OF
naushp asudou attention to the individual of
toners and the prevailing fashIon, will Away. be ,ueu
and the best attraction We offer to ratrous
m re POOLEY GROWN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

z. LACY, DENTIST,
LAS returned city resumed The pac ice of his pro
f.ssIon, Frank Broadway u
prepared to SCI his former Others need
his OCCASIONAL services r. LACEY ml2wsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,

NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,
SYAP.s til. homo,
:vs vs1'si Work.: wv
siss eS
the trade ppeiGe of moderate cash price
above place. t store Of Robe johnston s. cous
BY sss a. Hs
my 72m'r Harsinus Long Deck, New Jersey.
XYLOGHAPHIC PRESS.
AND GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
SO GOLD STREET, NEAR FULTON.
THE Subscribers respectfully inform Druggists, Psrfumen
e.: .ss S.
use, At a, low pic, sfu d
Se and all af
gated, p,air and fancy colo.
cha,Is Extensive additions daily making to
JOS PRiNTIN0-Ther Office Is also supplied with every
yfs.y o. aps 5es.,ay o the er s'p % dSe'fpo9
ai. g. and all hind. Of m.Tcsniils printing, executed
PATENT GARD PREss-Tbi. machine /. particularly
ad pted to The pnng OF cards which executes with great
by on. % .e with h sn'
this had ard at s:
&: '''' !: e. :, !: GEMS &: Card !! for 4
Vagsted sb Cards-seo different kinds suitable for all
kinds of business. BRONSON 40,
NILS l.~ec 81 0old srerr. ne,I Flu ton.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY PLEASE-NOTlCE.
DE- s 1Esrsr Su so cd from c e. ss.
wsvHe wi be hppy his and friends in
required department Of m-ehc op surg cal
utility. and II within IL Of all His ofhCe
nty chabe cf The city, being
the Broadway and Bower
By h CO. a. 0 e
lou do " tn pher, NOR. common sue as Briggs gss
he Dot that other indiv ua # the
sina has be denpt DE- nia udrnt in
this city, Dr. the who has ed bu
the last TIVE Chambers (he latter No 5)and
ouly inventor and of THE Premium and
Pat Atmospheric Pressure Teeth" No BIS -Four
N. Y.
them. m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

MINERAL WATERS OF KIsSlN0EN, Germany,
1 called aAKOCZThe Kak, eli has acidulous saline
flavor, Of agreeable and being powerfully promotve
secretion purifier, Solvent, and at
the time wi,h,at heating acts as 20
specifically the ystema venar port and ute
ne sysrs m and dtsspainy any exstng obstruction, used
The Rskocs is sold a, the folio wing places at SIX cents
Henry Ming 20. Duggists 461 Bro,dwav, cor Grand.
Sou,ilard Deiluc Cs. do 38i Broadway PARK row.
Thrs ell 800 Broadway.
Thos. H. Hart, 278 Broadway
Churchs Dspensary, 1888 Bowery.
Whole sale A. d retail bv
FLORIAN STRAUSS. ss Beaver street,
Inns ssaws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

THE ANCiE II AND WONUERfUL LMIlk. OF
CHiNA-Descr'bed, Il'usta'ed and FamilIarlzed.-k.
MAJ FIN u co have ju received from London gnfi-
illustrated work China, hIch
hi, parts with all the aids of grating
tonshing aud interesting county, The antiquity. The gan
and the exclusive character of the Of China
r such he ~culiarly
pirate d-abe derpg the interest which fe
u United 81 coanecon with of
al operations being extend with that singular
ard deriul ne,ion The rk wi numbers
containing steel engravinss each Pre- so cents
Il. MARTIN u CO.,
my 7lm"r rs John ct
HAIR CUTTING! HAIR Gu TINO! H AIR CO TING
~ L. the nimltable Han Gutter, takes this thod Of
his friends and public general that has
removed from the Toniire Building TO his Old s!anG No
l. arl diatey adjoining the Pes Street
House. where he will be pleas-d all who
favor him with call his uuy inimble sly lie Of Hair Cut
which, for elegance Of beauty
tn Of KIND he ~toore introduced the
United The branches Of
lowing mode prices -
InIm,fsble Hair Cutting, I2x cent.
D. do Curl,n2w l2X
peror shaving, 6R
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FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
OPENING OF THE STRING FASHIONS,
AT THE MASAZiN DES MODES. 90 CANAL s.

AT THE MAOAZIN DIES MODES, 90 CANAL ST.
MADAME u; BEHRNlAN beg. TO nfsrm her numerous
w friends and ubc that she has just received from
France entire and beautiful style Of silk materials for
ladies: hts along with it Of Paris Silk Hats,
which, for novelty aud elegance Of style
sep.ed to the public before which eminent
silk hat called
CAPOTTE DE ELENORE,
which Is indeed emOle NAUTICAL Of Partisan taste.
Madame hes just several Of French import
ed .ncy Straw Has, Amaz me- Imprii Brilliant Fine
Enshh Dunsable, Rutland Albert &c sc.
Also, large and varied Of French Lawn Has,
from infants ladies' the whole Ct which Madame B.
has determined order the Of the
offer such low her the continuance Of
her patrs who have hanored her with their command
trusts to obtain the preference OF those whose she
now :ol,cs An early call requested at the old French
Establishment,
MAGAZIN DEs MODES, 60 CANAL STREET.
Madame b. has received assortment of Pa Is flowers
and ribbons. whih for variety and styles casi
pete ms lmsr
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FOR sALtA highly finished Horizontal Piano Of /, ma,
tone nd briliisut effect IL wai MANUFACTURED nv an
sst mshsI to The p,rn snent use Of sPsorme and nov
Apply TO WILLIAM A KING, Il LIspenard 81. betv,,,
NshVM Wtsaa sF'M NIL ~ sodsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

Borders Cuts, Brass Rule. and ali other articles
tured al tins establishment, the reduced
New Articles got to order, being furnished with
The Type this establishment is, both the style of
Face and he (which particularly
for Newspaper Printing.
All kinds of Steieotyping furnished to order.
NB-Such Newspapers will the above three tines
will be entitled Type, making bill Of times
L uunuuIu MI he Ina Inna al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24

Also, book paper, 10 ov "a "a BY q, and "a oy 3s
They have also large of andlwYappIn0
paper OF different and qualities. which they offer the
lowest ~ srk~t prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-24
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE HAD
FOR THREE SHILLINGS.-READ,
THEN HINGE

READER, five prov. an article be good will you be:
that II an tice proved to good, try
it, Now read. These tie real and positive qua es Of
article whose price vail prove Jon Coral
Hair tetoIatve will general mp owe and bcauuy tho
hair II will force the hair the hea fsce and DO
DIV, he har grow by makuR
the scalp hathy says the HAIR aEg Off and tho oughly
all and dal uf Another IT. properties %
make The hair grow naura y dark ADD beasuui Jones'
Eagle "a latham street New York
Agents-Ze Der, Third aud DOCK street. Philadelphia, and
next the American Hotel, Washington, =. ate
street, Boston Cleveland King street. Charleston, {; H
Martin, barber, Caskill N. III iss Fulton street,
Brooklyn. DO I'M
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~ LhDlES.
EAsHTpNABLE MILLINERY GOODs-The proprie
tress Miss KING daughter Of the celebrated sIl King
often for sale and choice Of Mil
Oods for the trade presented TO the pub
he boh regards the quality and cheapness Of tho articles
The Of the following
The celebrated Silk Hat, called
CARO- ITE A LA RACHEL,
which i-deed biematicsl Of Parsan SHERRED
SILK entirely and original s le and Lawn Hats do do
An entire style Of Hats, called
"MODINE CAPOTTEs, CHINESE COTTAGES"
Pan, and English
FANCY sTRAWs,
OF the finest texture, sre variety.
The ropreess etully soicits the ladies fayo.
with call aud her elegant aud stock OF Ml
for thewlves before tn purchase else here will
be them ads antaRe
CARDS the variety and quality OF the goods.
MISS KING Meaazi. de Modes,
AZ, lmr 2e3h Br adway.
a PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.-, Ihe person ma. ~ahs, a
"A blade Of grass where before reck0nrd
pubic benefs tor On the same PRINCIPLE Co el1de by iaI
the usual prccs, deng them
Who dubt Let him call al Wall street, opposite the
Church. and examine my goods and prices
A splendid black Coat for $5a20
Pants from 12,f5 a
Vests from $3.50
n. B-A full suit made twenty four hours All
goods made up warranted to fit. j. GURNEE
aeds awarded by the American Institute j. e. for
the best ready m de clothing at their annual fair
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A FEW GENTLEMEN Of steady habits can be accommo
"A dated with good board and pleasant in fam
" Fulton Also afew boade be
modated on reasonable parlor and bedroom
IN ief with hOard aSec
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25
THE RESULT IN TENNESSEE.

hard battle has been fought in Tennessee, and
the Wings have come off triumphant We rejoice
at the result Of this election il proves what we
have often said that the Wings when aroused can
and ,oM triumph. The Locolocos did their best;
they have had some of the best speakers in the
State on the stump for long time but all would
not do-they were doomed to suffer defeat. The
election in Tennessee was regarded with much
interest by politicians generally, as any other State
in the Union. The failure in that State to elect
Senators to Congress, had tendency to increase
the interest, at home and abroad
Our opponents made Gen. Jacksons popularity
a rallying point-but "Old Hickory could not
save them. Though Tennessee has heretofore al
most idolized the Hero of New Orleans-his fame
was not sufficient TO overpower the determined
Wings. The Bankrupt law which unpopular
in Tennessee was made the theme for many an elo-
quent harrangue against the Wings, John Tyler
was called Whig-and his acts charged upon the
Wing party but no great capital could be made
out of him any way.
Tariff having protection for its policy has new
err been so strongly urged at the recent election
Indeed, we believe strictly protective Tariff has
never before been defended in Tennessee. At the
recent election the Wings took bold and decided
grounds in favor of the present Tariff. awe &C
for the existing Tariff" said they, "what better one
will our opponents give us''' The Land Distribu
ton, too, was distinctly advocated by the Wings
Nobly and manfully did the Wings state the
views, and defend them. They said to their oppo
nents, ave are for National Bank''-"What sub
stitute could you adopt that would be better ~
The people of Tennessee have decided that Loco
foco doctrines, are not theirs. In 1874 they will
speak in still louder tones-there is no mistake il
Tennessee.
Will not the result in Tennessee encourage ou
Wing brethren here to persevere Come, let III
follow the example she has set us-arouse oul
forces-and march to victory
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25
For the Phmnix.

Mr. Ryther-Sir,--Yo neighbor of the
Windham County Democrat, it would seem
by his last paper, has lately been frightened by
the ghost Of the United States Bank that his
old General killed some ten years ago with his
army of Goths and Vandals. II is not strange
that these Locofoco Democrats are frightened
when they occasionally take a retrospective
view Of their Vandal course for the past ten
years, and when they reflect that the Bank of
1916 was emphatcally republican measure,
recommended and sanctioned by republican
President, and passed by republican Congress,
in opposition to the most strenuous efforts of
the federal party to defeat il. Yes, sir, TO be
more distinct, ! say that the Bank of 1916 was
just as emphaticaly a measure of the republic
can party Of that day as the Sub Treasury
scheme was measure of Mr. Van Buren's ad-
ministratIon.
On the Cd of April, 1914, Mr. Grundy, of
Tennessee, moved the following resolutions
"ReSoiped, That committee be appointed TO
inquire into the expediency of establishing a
National Bank" (See journal of 1914, p. $50. J
This was near the close of the session, howev-
er, and no action grew out of it. On the 10th
OF September, 1914, special session of Con-
gress commenced, and on the 14th Of October,
John w. Eppes, the chairman of the commit
tee of Ways and Means, addressed letter to
Alexander Dallas, President Madison's Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, asking him TO suggest
measures for the revival and maintenance of
the public credit. On The 18th of the same
month, Mr. Dallas responded to the inquiry by
recommending the establishment of National
Bank. Alter full consideration Of this commu-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

Your correspondent asks "any friend or
slave if the more recent political action If I'M .Oe
litionists has had tendency 10 induce msa aVo-
look al The evils Of saveryi" Most cer,s a 70
for there never was a time when ami. ,Joy,
principles qoere Ggitaiing and produc;n"uy
deep an influence on The minds of be $50 70
as al Mts gerry day. The liberty na,, p'Ye
done more for the slave since its orgonyy., Jus
than all that has ever been done in M. s s"Ih
try before, and there is abundance of ev Soun-
to establish the truth of the statement '''''Se
Your correspondent says that "wbile s,,;.-
politically we cannot as readily induce msO g
reason upon the subject as though we annroa.. |
ed them in different way" Well po"
not such statement a curiosityi from snch Is
source tool Why then, let ME ask do" ."
approach men politically when he w; sI." nc a
carry out Wing measures? What conss,oa,lw,
In answer to the question, "Wbers ~
there been an increase Of abolionisfs s;no 100
course OF political action was adopttd;n Mi,
say that there has been an increase er %n
tehere, and more especially Of that class y
which your correspondent, "Ani-Slsye,v
belongs. Before the formation of The Ib.s,,,..
party there were great many Wb,s ,t'
would curse an abolitionst and aboi,on y"
with all their powers, but since that event 'o''
scarcely find one but will say, "Oh. any! Wv
much OF an aboltionist as any BODY. bu, ,b H."
ain opposed TO making political matter rs,
perhaps at the next election steps up 10 the hi
lot box and votes for slavery. And such i n.
character Of most Wing abolitionists evs,~
where, who oppose the liberty party. Snri
an one is John Mattocks, the Wing candida.
for Governor, who has come out in letter ~
the the editor Of the "Voce of Freedom D AMI
declares that che will vote for Henry Claw. The
STAKEHOLDER, &c. &C., il he is nominated bv
the Wing party for President" Verify may
the slave with great propriety say "Delivcr
me from my friends" if they are of such a
stamp. II is however great consolation 10
know that with few exceptions The old and
tried friends of the slave are supporters Of The
liberty party in word and in deed.
Your correspondent closes his article BY say.
ing that be "must support the Wing candi.
dates" lfhe does, may God forgive him, but
| fear the slave never will. MIRIAM,
Brattleboro, Aug. 81, Is4S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-25

o. Hare our Wing friends completed
their organization in ceery tO,on7 not,
there is no time to be lost. The torn COM
mittees should at once see that the district
committees are appointed. APpoint men
that piH be efficient. Let eUery Wig be
seen, and urged to come TO the rescue. Not
a Loeofoco wiH stay at home on the day Of
election /; erery mn, DiU be out Let the
Wigs meet them maafaiy-and tic day
,oiU be ours.