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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-23
Hnnlxruul List,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YOKK
John McMurray. hooking glass maker ~ y, y SOM
Gilbert, clerk, N. ~ Linus Palmer, iargSw pe'h''' 0
hvan co. Thomas NJ. Lewis, clerk, N. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-23

IELT adhssys Felt sheahing OF house,
and .h bottoms sale lots suit by
I3ec r. X. COLLINS co. Sc South 81
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Sspn Der 0cfcE9ebuit1.

Srrltaa. San. 6. SIM Seuot purbeu
SittIbriften ilberrcltbt. 81. Oar(te herltb;
tete cine Bill fit bic Gripdblun9 cinee
Staats. Orufers.
Or. Sill cinen 8elhlu6, Inn bic 9rufer.
arbcit all reu nerri9iten Slcter 5u Sehn.
2luf 4ntrag bes 6rn. gbampuCps, nurben
ganploaten fit oen Scr. Staatsn Senat CT;
nannt uno oct naebtte Oienltas als DabIta9
tettmmt.
Ger @enat bsrft9tc ftc6 fcbann Sur lSabl
eines glerfs. Senrp Snbler, rcr rcSuldre
SOTO Spfc Caucus ganplpat crbielt bel per crs
itcn Nbttimmuna 16, I6r. 3eiIln (Ocmotrat)
IA unp 6err 6csins (scfp 81 s 9tmmCn,
ndnIicb, Die Srn. gper, @ibons uno 1Sllepr.
8ei Der spcitcn 2lttimmun9 itmmten ale
9cmcfraten rno p6i9e 8 Sofps fir Srn. .6e>
sins, pcltber iopanu 9sb6ri9 ais glerf pes
Genats crmdblt unp cin9elcbncren wurpe.
Oirfes NcIutat peruriatbte cine bepemtcnbe
2ufrcauna inter pen setos, ilno es (cbicn ais
,piren alle glemcntc ar9cu gpcr, &tbons II.
9Bilcor 9eritbtct. Die un3ufrtcpcncn $ofrs,
ca Ite fonpen paB ibr ganeussg pers
rporfrn Dar, fpratben bon SritetbunM Sans
Del uno Sertauf .6r. W'guIlp tCantra9te,
ca6 9. 80. Npan, t$oto Soto Caucus. Can.
epat ais Scbhlfs; ;glsrf, ansrltsllt perps,
auf welebes lttb cine Oetattc sntlpann bic bis
cur Serta9uneitunbe oauerte.
SIN 6ouGe itcrreiebte pcr Sprecber riu
Msmcrial unterSctbnct BON Nnpreas Olller
unp anDern Shracrn ScnpbilacClpbta ganns
tp, III welbem Ite bitten, Dap Oapio 81, pors
ter, Soupernor BON QcnnIplpanen in cineil
9(nflaacttauD perfeBt perbe, bamit er fir fei;
ne pielen boben Serbredben uno llebertretun:
acn NIT tenen Iie i'm teItbulbi9cn, ret gonlti.
tuition 9emab, perb6rt mercen m6cbte. Sie
Saebe wurpa elmer beIenbcrn Committee in
bic 6dnoe acaeben
Cine lcbbafte Oe6attc fano ttott pescn Ger
Se1cbdfts Ginelun9 per Slltbpllpn Court
Gin SeIblnB peslpe9en raIItrte.
Sle sur Serta9un9eItune 1tritt inan 1td)
rpeaen ren Orudern berllnl. Olan mill bic
gntocflns 9emacbt babcn, paB Die 0rufer
~ sro6cn Qrpft an Der Staatsarbeit baten,
uno bic prrife frllcn um ein Orinbcll berats
9clcBt, ober al zen niepri9lten 8ieter aeseben
rperben.
Samltaa, San. 7.-Sm Senat pa1Itrte bic
Dill cintlmmi9, nm bic Scbnbren Der Dor.
ltsenocn Niebter 3u ernlepri9en.
Sobn W'gaullp wuroe iopaun aun @Cr>
aeantsatsllrms eripdblt.
Oie 8rage wc9en Der ernennuna cincs
@ebhlfs glerfs fam wleper auf ais cine BIZ
siae 9iscuBion erfclatr. es mar immcr oer
8ctrautb, pab Der Sebhlfe pom 6auptsg lerf
anssitslt werpe. Scr Ssnat enntbiep jepccb
benfelben jest 5u cr,pablen. Slahbsm mebrs
mails cbnc grfcIs ataei'ilnmt mar, srbot licb
5r. @itons, (sofo) unr fpracb bis ,ur 8er>
tasunastunoe. SIN >aufs lciner Nsoe Fam
CT anf ben roltifeben gbaroftsr res 6rn
Sucbanan, ,peaen pem CT fttb Icbr bart aus,
rrdftr uno in feiner fbreraliItiicben Sl66e
sriate.
SIN Saufe frritbtete 5r. Sbarewoco cine
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fam elm eintrd9libs5 Nmt i'm Sbass9eparts'
msnt--war anfebsinsnb rib-fpsfulirts NIT
Snbansesqdnbsrsisn = mures Ssnsral polfs
meiifer-wieber 5eitun9ss@bitcr -iit nun i'm
Gsfdn9nis-uno arm.
Die lebte Rartc.-9e Geu Oprf Sribus
ns ia9te filrSli6: able leete Sarte" prn San
Sursnismus 1T Elm Seriub &enerol Sadicn
ju bews9en elmer per9eibla9snen eofofotp ota'
tional. Convention beimobnen unb iber pieiel6e
prelloiren iellte, burdb wsld)s man Ban Suren
alS @anoicot fir Yr1oent srnsnncn unb Sal:
bcun, @os, Sobnicn, Subanon &C., iurlid9e:
fest merbsn foQen. 9isS iff Elm 9uttr @span:
fs, absr bas por9srifte Otter rnb bic bcIcnbs.
re S1wdblibfsit bes Sen. Sacficn miro psl:
sjcbt feline 9(usftibrun9 psreitsln. Ger olte
Gsncral mirbe faum Die 2(nlfrsn0un9sn une
DISQUALIFICATION uberleben bieltn Ylon au6iu.
fhbrsn, DEFENDERS menn bic @cnpsntion in,
1Sinter fallen lollts.
un9erpiBbcit oes lOeItuntersonses
- 9te Wfilleriten in Snltcn BADEN sinen Son:
trait 9emadt fir @rbouun9 bs6 0rcsen Sober:
ndtelS, fir $500, Der am ndbiten l. Eebru;
ar pclenpst itin foG, 9ie Maurn folltn pcns
Sattenen 10 Sub bod unp Die Spise teS
Oabe6 80 Sub bob ftin Der @jruno NOR
auf bisfsr Narrentsmpel erritbtet miro, 1T auf
l5 Mcnats, pom l. Sonuar an, 9srsntet mcrs
Den, neil Die Srlipsr pom ;ipsltsn 2(epsnt ntbt
Tbt uber bic 3tit eini9 msrbsn f6nnsn wonn
Der I3err fcmmen niro. @6 ibsint baber bas
fb 2(asS ouficbiebsn ldbt frgar AUDI Der lin.
ttr9on9 Der QSst.-QSelb Elm J3umbu9.
Dermineerun9 oes Sriefportos.-9er
pofmetifer rnb eint9s Ycitmeilfsr aus
osn S3ouptItdpttn Der Union Datten Dor Sur
sem cine llntsrrebun9, mobsi iie cini9 murben
Dem Scn9reiie cine Gerdnoerun9 Der Ypltomts
9eitBe ju empfblsn, mpburb cine Gsrminbts
run9 bs6 Sriefporto5, bon 129 ouf 10 unb bon
81 ouf Gent bsmrtt mirp. 9aS Sranfirs
YripiIs9ium Der poifmeiifer fpu oo0s9en bss
iDrdnft merbsn unb benlelben nur erIaubt fsin
beim Ssrlenoen omttitber 8refe @e6raub bns
BON ju MAIDEN. Sei Der jsk9en iporiamen
@srlpoItun9 pe6 YOltpeienS ltno bic 9snonns
ten Ssrdnrsrun9en lcibt m69Iitb uno sum De
fen cs6 YubIjfum6 narsn lte lbon lan9s mtins
ibsn5msrtb, Oft9e audi 9Ieidbjsiti9 cine Ser.
mjnoerun9 pe6 Yprtc5 fir 3situn9en bt,prtt
perben.
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UT Die Soernn Samuel 6reesup unb

W Die perrsn Samuel 6roseup uno
ebriitian Saumbauer, bic mir Dor einigsn
9Spbsn ais rsr9esIicbs Sunbsn pubISirttn uno
iIe sur SsjobIun9 auforoerten BADEN eitSem
fib Bel un5 ein9efunben unb Nitbti9fsit 9es
nabt. 9Sir MADDEN bieie @njei9s INN rsm
publifum Su fa9en, bas iis ben 9rudsr nibt
betrcgen BADEN.
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NrefTbemten,uacberci.-Tibt8

TreftDenfci',ltdcberct.-ytlbt8 lbant
bel oisisr Dartsn 3sit beiItr Su 9tDsn we bic
prfSsntenmaberei. SAT- cine iees Qctofcfo.
Setting entDdIt 2n;ei9sn bon tdtntlitben @srs
fammlun9en ;u @unfsn os5 einen ctsr an.
bern @nnbibatsn. 9a 1T bet Ban Sursn, Der
@aIDcun Subanam @a6 unb msr meis wis
pisI 2lnosrs nod, bic alle iDre Srsunbe BADEN
uno 2(as germ pre1bsnt tperosn molten. gSir,
70 ipsit s6 un5 an9ebt, BADEN nitbt5 ba9e9en II
fa9en germ, js msbr js beitr, mcnn ouN Gin
9aniS 9usenb pc0 miro.
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Der TtberaIe 1senbacbter
Sfeabim9, BEN IL. Sanmar. 1913.

0TDle 9sraussebsr os5 "9eutId)en in q.
msrlta" itnb bofiibff erfubt ibrsn bsfiasn 2(s
gent bon Der 6. 9tumnsr 3 bS A @rsmpIare
msbr' wis 9snobnlidn ;u;ufbfsn
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Die @eiee9ebun9 ponSfeps Sampibire
bat in Gdditbt Der abuofatenpraris
folsenoe portrefFlicbe Selbldie 9efabt:
l. Seoe perfon bon 9uten moralil6en
Gbarafter foG su9ela1en tperoen, oI5 1T
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Nas SSettcr 1T bsi un6 felt einj9en ga
gen febr 9cIinee unb msDr bsm SrhD!in9 mie
Dem 9Snter dbnlib. gtsbsL reSni9ts6 0Eet
ter unb fsucbte Cuff 1T 9em6bnIidb, babel fpo
bic 9Se9e fbIeht unb mantN faum poffrbar
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Gifenbabn un9luf.-@in trauriserGcr=
faO srsisnste lib am pcrleetsn Monta9e auf
Der Soifon unb oBorceifer @fsnbabn. Der
&arrsnsus, pslbsr Soifon init YaTa9ersn &c.
: Stunpsn fribsr perIisb, ipie ber 3u9 wslber
bic Mal trdst, lief etWa 10 Msilen bon Sos
ron BON Der Sabn pcburb ct auf9sbaltsn
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2lmos Kenoall 1T nun, ps man laQt,
I'm GsfdnsniGe fir &buIbsn. 2(mos bat cine
&sibe bon snt9e9sn9elcgtsn @crbdItniiTen burdbs
Isbt in Der fur;en 3sit ieneS Qebsns, bic ais sis
ne Ssltenbsit 81 bstrabtsn 1T. 2tlS en Vdns
fie:SbuImsifer fu6ts er iein @lif i'm @eifsn
-purcs goitcr elmer 3situn9--fin @ltno 3u
elmer 3sit 9sbcbsn, in Der Samilie bon 6enrD
Clap ju elmer anocm 3sit mar ct faum i'm
Stanes tb prr ben Sberiffa iu rstten--bs-
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1Dinois. s.-@ins 3situn9 BON gaIobrsn bss
rbtst, bas Elm 96rbelmino einsn 0Sa9en nit
;rpsi Obisn in Die lo6bs Dpb, Jpn Elm @tict in
Der Cuff fort tru9 uno bann mobItebaItsn pss
Der nsbsrieeh. Saif ju wnbi9.
5ebneei8 -Sn Ganaba it Der Sbnee liz
Der bier 8ub tief
Cine alte prcpbsSeibun9 fa9t, Der &apisr bon
GDna fcnnts nur burb cine Srau iberpunben
wsreen. Slets prcpbsieiDun9 lbeint nun ens
9etrctfen ju fein.
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Das eanfrott9eieb annullirt.-3w6lf
8rieosn6ribter in go9an @auntn &ir9nisn,
DieItsn firSldb cine SsrfammIun9, mOts bss
fblclsn nurte, bab iie baS Sanfrctt9eits uns
bsabtst laitn mcasn, in fcmsit e6 frsiwli9en
Sanfrrtt on9ebt icnbsrn in Der Nublbun9 iDs
ret pfibtsn aIs Ma9iifrots, fprtfaDrsn wers
ben llrtbeile Su fpreOsn uno @recutionsn aus
Suftrti9sn ais Oh oaS Gsfe ME pol1irt mdrs,
oa fis llbsrjeu9t SIT isin 9Iaubtsn, tab s6 nur
bsrs6nst 1T llnebrIibfsit Su srmunhrmSstris
9ereien Su tntsrifiesn uno Gsrbsrbsn ibsr une
fer 9clf uno Qanb iu brin9en.
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8 a #, Elm @e9ensift f ar
u enif. = Sc miro seIast, bab
Sabad6briibe perlbludt auf 2(rienif,
Dem leetern Die t0olibe gSirfun9 beniiilt
e6 mar 3ufaQ, mas oieie pibti9e Gntbefs
flung berbeifdbrte. gine @eibsperIon
nabm cine Suantitdt 2(rienif in fetbfs
Qbfibt; bic Sabe puroe
aber enoedt, nod ebe oa5 @ift oas Seiz
nl9e 9etban bate, uno ba fein ar5t 5u
tinoen mar, CAB man ibr cine Oolt5 2az
bafabribe, in bet 2(bitbt, fie sum grbrez
6en ocs 8ftes 5u brin9en. sc erfol9=
te aber fein Grbreben nod fonit etlpos
lebles; benn bas @ift mirfte nicbt.
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muros Der anbsre 3ug, Der sur 9sw5bnlibsn
3sit ab9in9, iibsrbrlts Den Grifsrn juit in elmer
&riimmun9 Der Sabn, neil Der 9tcbel ;u Der
3eit 70 bitbt mar bas man gar nidt wsit isbsn
fonnts, uno eDs bic Nfafbins auf9sbaltsn wsrs
Den fOnnts, rannte bic locomotive in Den bins
tern Sarrsn ess srfen 3u9sS. Wsbrtr pal1as
giers wuroen bebsutsno bsiOdoi9t ourb Srens
nen unb 8erbrlib iben-ipie 8ise 1T nitbt on9s
9ebsn ea Die @onfuiion mob feDr 9rcb par
ais Der Seridbt ot9n9.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14
TuENATIONAL CONVENTION.

The first preliminary, the manner OF choosing
delegates 10 the convention IL aincably adjusted
in ali the states upon democratic principles, by
giving the election 10 The people The time Of
holding the cOny enli0n, we believe will lie post
poned until anei the wing convention in May
lSli, although there are some strong reasons for
holding il IN Nov next, hs recommended by Viz
pinm. A considerable number Of the states seem
10 p eier the latter time. The question whether
the con, enlun shall vote by sid!es or per rdPita
will he settled by the convention
'Boh the Conventions Of 80 and 81 determine
ed, that the delegates from each Of the states
should resolve themselves into 'scperate delega-
lions for casting the vote Of lher states, and HAT
leach State should he entitled in The nomination 10
a number Of votes equal to The number 10 which
they will De entitled in the Electoral Colleges
(ihe resolution Of 1882. specify ing under the new
appcriionlmenl, y .in voting for President and Vice
President and that u majority OF The delegation
in each State shall rsgnaie the member OF mem
hers who shall give the vote OF the State So lar
then for precedrni-which seems 10 have been
founded on The constitutional principle for the
election OF these Two high Executive officers.
Whether these precedenis shall he held bind
ing is Cor the coming convention to decide, and in
that decision every honorable man will acquiesce.
". Gas.
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W0IloW I1IIrr.

CALDRON POTASH KET"TLES-ncu patterns,
10 suH northern markeis.
FIRE DOGS--orcn and arch mouths,
FIRE FRAMES;
PLOUGIlS 4 CULTlvATOR TEETH CAST
lNGS, ami The sume reody for use.
CART & WAGON BOXES,
M Of mhich, mih many articles may be found
al TiSON FURNACE. VT.
Having large stock and being DESTROYS to do an active
hl>ncs they will sell ivOrabeierms for enod nan or pd
PER- The subscriber most respectfully asks the continuance
the patronage Of former customers of the TYSON Furnace
and call or orders from all who wish to purchase All Or
ders for the above any kind Of mill arerins or other
castings, and ohrrm connected with business
addressed To the subscribe ut Tyson FURNACE r. o. w.
will receive prompt aii,ntion.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Agent
Tyson Furnace, VI. Oct. 81, 1912. l30.lf
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If we can place any reliance upon accounts from
Rb,de Island. i, would seem that the A'seIlne
pnrly in tina, state guilty of the most iyrAnnical
nc,s in their attempts mainiain.'h their supremacy.
N,n are turned out Of employment by the score,
RI, i, understood ;ha, they intend 10 vote the
democratic ticket Such unprincipleJ condct may
temporarily serve the party which makes use Of ii,
but !, must ultimately bring about its overthrow.
Coacord Freeman
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14

when nations search their brightest PAGE
For deeds that gid the olden age,
Shining the meteor lights of story,
England with swelling pride shall hear
VI Cressy's field and old Poicler,
And dealhless Agincouu;
Fan GalIia point with kindlins eye
10 the days of her beIied chivalry,
And her gallant 1roubadour,
oid Scotia too, with joy sha Il turn
Where beams The fight Of Bannockburn,
And Strings field .! glory!
Land OF the free! though young in fame,
Earth may not boast nobler name
PIa'ea's splandor is not thine,
Leuclra nor Marathon
fe! look where lives in g'ory's line,
The day of Lexington.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14
Come and See,
X. LIBBY'S GETABLE LIFE
Pills & Bitters.

| W. LiBBY's BlTTERS are a certain cure Of Dyspep
~ ~ and Nervous Affections; they are peculiarly adam
'eu 10 remove those distressing complaints not by con
slanty pnlscins, but by strengthen the system. NJ
greater mistake cnn he made than suppose that
sy, or any other disease, arising from debility cun he cr
Gu ny frequent forced action the bowels with purgatve
euclhes. Where these plants exist the sys,sn /,
ALREADY too weak and every additional dose tends TO make
II more 50. The Bers, The contrary acting as tom
c strengthening the digestive organs and assist them 10
perform thrr functions as nature designed Hence il is
ouu IN be ecutlous alsOin those discusses peculiar to .
mates, which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other cause The aged aud nrm of both sexes and
persons OF scdenlary habits, prone cOstycness, who su
erd from loss Of appetite have experienced great benefit
rom them In cOnyuesence from eycrs and other acute
disorders, II restores strength aud individuals afflicted
win Nervous Headache, and other arrangements of The
functions, have been entirely cured by This RENE.
dy.
Or Libhys Vegetable Life pills are anti-bous ant.dys
pecuc aud anti.ercnral, aud may be justly consider
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III the following complunts-y and bilious levers e
yer ana nsue dyspcpsy crOupve complaints sick mead
acne, Jhundce,i asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, ell
iareeneht OF the spleen, piles chOc female distractions
htarthnfn, iurrcd tongue nausea. distortion the stom
'chc and bowels, incipent diarrhea latuency, habit
lul cosNencss, loss Ofappce, bl0ches or saow com.
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The CooN.-ln Delays Zoology Of The State
Of New York, this celebrated animal Is described
a. having "he limbs Of beat, The body OF bads-
er the head Of fox, The nose OF dog. the tail
Of II cat, the paws of Il monkey, and the flavor oil
II skunk" A fit emblem certainly Of party
made M Of the Gag ends Of all parties, without co.
h,.on or affinity, and now rapidly separating into
its original elements.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-14
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
S 8 EsssE E3 Z 81 E 49, 4 3 s 49,!
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

''t h.Np w CHRONOLOGICAL i,
THIS road will be opened the puhc for the
! taion Of Passengers and merchandise, on and alter
MONDAY, September ~ 1912. Passenger Trains daily,
sundays excepted In connection with the cars or the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
nsiOlows;
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston NJ i3iA. ", 10 l.2 4. ". and 9 3i PM
Leave Boston for Nashua. Manchester and Concord at
l.2 II "a, n. und 81 IN.
FlRE-Concord to Boston, 81, 5O-Concorj to Lowell,
sl,5O.
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the Bo,na and Maine Railroad Passengers be con.
veyed between Concord, Manchester Nashua and Anjo.
yer, llavcrhill Exeter Dover Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
MEL iANDlSE.
MsRcH >NDisE Ta,iSs will leave Concord ind Boston,
daily, SUNDAYS excepted. The company are now prepar.
cd to transport Goods and Country Produce which may
he sent to their lepot' in Concord aud Boston.
R,TEs-Trnleh first class 81 W 20OO lbs. Furniture,
Carriages Live Stock. Slaves Heading Ship Timber Lulh-
her, Granite NC. NJ Specific prices.
All goods aud merchandise will he ~ the risk Of the
or while in the Compnnys Store Houses.
Terms Ut ireiehng, cash, invariably, on deliye
the goods by order OF the Directors,
ISAAC SPdLDING, Trensnr
Nashua, Sept. TO- 1912. l25.tf
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