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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

SINGULAR TAsrE.-An English gentle man Of edu-
cson ana 80 .a "a we o. ,,ncs ~,
the intention Of spending years In q solitary cell In
OF our prisons lie applied at the Eastern Pentenary,
but was denied admission He insisted upon place in
the cells and while he averred that he abhorred the es
OF committing crime stated that he won do 80 to insure
the plshment Of his wishes lie was, OF course,
arrested upou his threat and required by the May TO
give bail In default Of bail he was committed to the
Moysmcnsing prison. where he has remained Tor thirteen
months The prison and have long been OPEN
Cd 70 him. blu, BE- refuses leave his cell; and his
daily labor supports him he . permitted to remain. lie
h In the full posscsson Of his acul,ics; 10 cheerful, and
per1orms s the labor ordinary convict Bot though
engaged ten hours each day the LOOM he purues his
mathematical and other studies with great
and energy lie with great intelligence and
Is oby ously from education End association. gentle
man This Is singular instance Of Involuntary and self
ance such be- and the satisfaction hch
seems 10 confer upon its subject proves that the dct
pne OF that excellent institution IL far from cruelPhi
Jill Enru,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

SESSION OF PspItAMEvT.--Thr belief seems "a gain
ground that the Session Of Parliament will be held
at Kingston The arises from the mpossiblity Of
obtaining suitable premises Montreal TO carry the
machine Of Government, any thing like reasonable
terms Rents have rsrn NEST enormously. The Mon
resers complained that the Kingston Landlords shaved
the Johnny Newcomer but II appears. that when they
have the chance the exorons Of Montreal bear no com
parson with those Of this good town. They 60 ne
whole hog there with a vengeance CS0O per annnu TOT
miserable shanty, three miles from the city-hnc-
sion (ca } Wig, March B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

PoIrrrcs IN SspA.--Thc editor OF the Kings
ton Statesman states that Mr.. Merritt, MIR. Steel,
Mr. Bowel MIR Robin and other ". T. rs from Upper
Canada who formerly supported the late Ministry nave
signi6ed their intention Of adherng Tor 'he '
Chas Mctcalfe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

TREBLE BIRTH The wife OF Hannibal Stone Of
Dixmont, Maine. last Wednesday morning gave birth
three good sized Yankee boys and oil doing well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

sxr, po,-rhs loathsome and dreaded DIS
.ase saws the Louisville Journal is oil around us in
nei,,h,yinp towns and We may soon expect " IN out
n,v Tvcr, body shouli accinnae without delay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-14

FAIR GAME Mrs. Polly M. Woodcock of Low
ell has pettioned TO the General Court Of the
old Bay State for permission TO call herself Mrs Mary NJ.
Wood II seems that Woodcocks not allowed 10 be
caught during certain months in the year in Massaehu
sets and as the petitioner young and pretty widow
she doesn't like 10 have the obstacle in the
way Of her hspplness-Ner Haren Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-08-07
VOLUME AK.
PROCEEDINGS
CF THE

8 stateaT temperance Convention
AT their Meetings held al Edg.feld G.
H., on the 3lst cfJuly and lst Of As-
gust, 1914.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-27

N7Y ga fpf WrIern gIrbeferm 0er11B PIne9 korFEvv,
liden @cbrouhs in Der oon,eu Sbr;fenheit n;s s;sp
Oes geburtsfeaes bes Neiien pCu Ra,oreth nirt m.
ter1aoeu, uub linen ,uolei eiueu Too ber euhr wrn
GrbOluno bieIe 8Ode QOuuen tpOlteu, 70 erfeiut nm.
fere beutqe g1ummcr einen gaq fpdter o(s oetpbbu,
Br bcffen, bag uncre aelbdsteu eefer unter foldcu
llmftdnbeu uus qiittait entfbuIbiqer tperceu.
-
- NS'd't.se Nad'r'd9te", unere sInselcsenbeiten
NIT sO'er'Fc 0etrefenO, oernnoeter uns oiefe BOde
u'lr nen9ee bon Den SerhouoIun9en unferer @eiesse
bnn9 H''t5utbeteu' - Nddbite BOde weroen trir oas
Serla"mte naa9S1boIen indben.-
ew-uo;. .r,re.sr.n ~. - ,,ne.rn, t...;... ot...
%.e..~r4s 90 ..eI.s. - o,".r 'e"''S." S's0'te
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-27
[Auu sem Saltinsere Gsrrelpoateut.1
%. G0n9reB-2, Sibun9.
Dennerllaa, rem 10. 0ea

! Senat.-Gine Botfhdft bes prdGoenten in 8e-
3u9 auf bic Merfc2eras 9ln9ele9enbeiten fcuie cine
eibe BON eolutionen ,c. pu roe entee9en9encnt,el
19r. S bR n, cefIen 8efdnntldaft uniere Qe5er
idson in Der ucri9en Nummer mdrbten, reiote eiuen
Befhu6 Elm, Dcrin Der Staatsefretdr erladt tpirb,
Oem Senat mitSutheilen, speld,e Snfrutticnen ben
fremoen @onIuln in Beins onf Die Grpcrtation por.
sforegn paupersn na Oen Der. ct 9e9eben tDorbell.
0r. At&infom reibte en GefeB sur 0ifbmaq
etner Territoria ae9erun8 IL Oregon eis; mad fonas
en Deb0tten purOe 6aelhe elmer Uota Stabt ernasn-
ten beicnesrr epnsu.ittee vc1 Gunfea itbes0ebeN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-27

s.-Das sOurnaI nar beute Morgen fanm
9eleen, ale 6r. WeIler BON Sbo eiue Somt HefclW-
ton beontra9eno ben sInfdInB BON Teras Ourh ge-
ieslicbe @etnatt einreide. Die carin entbaenen Be
otn9nn9en Nno ciefel6en ric Die ourd Srn. Mc Dufe
Dem Senate iiber0ebenen.
Gr Yan'lin BON Sbic cpponirte einc lleber0abe Der
9ecluticn an bic @cmmittee ces gnn,en'' mnO tegte
ben sIntrag baB aus zen 0ieprdfentanea cneS iecen
Staatcs eiIl Mtt9eo erMannt Mno Die 70 GrtpdbIten
1ber frI9enbe Sro9en Seridt erfottr
ten .----r--.~---~- -
'Sb cine ccnftituticnelIe @epaIt gun, 9InIhns bon
Die ShuIoeu eincr remeen&e9ieruug su besabcu, uno
ob Die Gcmat ca it, Die Stlaoerci in ir9eno cinem
Staate ;u Ghern 2"
3unddHlt wuroe iiber BEN 9Intraa res Nru. qHencr
abactmmt uno ietne Scint- 9fepluticn nit 100 oeocn
so Stlnn1en Der COMMITTEE ocs @anSen" iibcrQcteu.
@leth hcranf erfhien Der priuatletrctir re5 prdI-
ecnteu unb uber9ab frl9enoe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-27
8pu s(Salbinatott.

~" ACNtD'VAtVWN 1...9-S
Nnfunft 6es @oMriers BON Merifn
Ger 9arif. -GriegserfIdrun Dcn
3eraS 9e9en Werif 9 ,c.-Dr. DUFF Green,
leberbrnger bon Gepehen oes Ser. ct. Miniters In
Nlerifc, an bas Commencement in Wafbinstcn, 1T bier
an9efemnen 9Sie Der Snhat berlelben lautet lit nod
ndt befaunt. Die 9ufre9un9 uimmt nbeB mittlerpei-
le 3n lro man 1T lberaus auf Die GutIdeeuns bee
@cnsreiies aefpannt Gas @erid)t, prdGDent IYter
peroe, oeaeit bon beute Ooer mcr9eu, benz Gcn9re(s
e Die BON Merfc erbaltenen papiere nit einer gum
Sreae aufcrbernben 8ctfhaft einldien, fdeint flcb
oertprfltden 5u tpcaen: Der @cn9reB trirb cant bic
odnbe pcn gu thun baben, nm 70 mebr, ba bic Ban
Buren partet eit entfhlolen bad rrjeft IDers (oen
nnpersll9li6en snfb!uB Don Geras, gu cppcniren a
Sesug auf ben + Oirfte Der GongrcB bann srcbl
Dc5l Dcrldufig alle 8erbonclun9eH fllspenciren.
bag bic 'Grtdrn9 ber teranifden 9utbCritdten BON,
TO- Snmi 1S43, sDOrnnG 1erds lid, onf feite eiae1e
Stdrfe uerlaen uno 9esen Werifo endreiten tusrbs.
spean bic 9essruns Ses esstern Fd nit IN silst ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13
10 ARD OF TR ABE,

tA. HARDING.
'hLRA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. com
~ common during tho summer
Hher petod. because. at lhis
She Wpcess OF digestion is carried
11a. urauf. lial our food instead
/, ~.'cd and eaa,er.ed INTO ulf-
y. often spmied OF purified N
4 .c Cho.cra Mur1us. aud ol..rr
n '1-14hle Pills arc certain 10 re-
k,o r1,nut complaints, because
pw.. and bnwel, ut those pm.
a. '- Ihe ouuse not only ol all
b n,# 'el'. bul 10 every malay IN.
,pt "sh|. Indian Vegel1ble Pills,
b. gong Ia bed, VIII ia a short
Ia - 20" h'liy of every description
fe.l.. ''ms in.e, the digestive Organs
,a,. heailhy tom, and The bIood
n f.ied, tina, Cholera Mprhus, or
" d. be literally driven from lie
R5a. ~. p, fe'ail, Al lie Principal office
1 .,gl .faet Philadelphia
b. ~ Oounicrie'lers are abroad he
I'm, e' Too ask for Wr,ghts Ldia u
? A. y =, 4tN MELLOR, % Union street.
he. agents published IN another part
July IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13

N.r4.H "l Trust, execute d by IN
mhar ~. 'carng date On the iii day
In. a,-.. aNc recorded IN tne Clerk
* 70 ., court for OHIO county, IN
ia.ff#,e age iss. snail, "a Satnr.
,ss a., ~ august mex. proceed 10 sell
On r,.I, lroht door of the Court
III The ,',,.al'Y,a certain tract of Land.
oi Short Creek, in OHIO
= slH..,.'..N a. 5no acres of land aud
a'H e.e3 .'e'i Danel Morgan, late of
j. CONVEY SIX '1SS4. selling as Trustee |
- III Trust, '' DC l. vested IA me
NJ NELSON, Truste :
I.ls. y u WOODEN CLOCKS
d. aa. 49, iHd Wooden 2lhcnt ana
Son "' ale Bras, cmcL. 81
"lt. HALL ~ NlCklIAAt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13
Cash for Rags,

+ TIE FULTON PAPER MIL. Man
Y WuEELING.-Wc vii slNc '7.I' m si'''
Ilnon aud Cotton Ris,at mei' ha"''"e qua ~
may y 4 Akho h'' 4" $3.50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13
s)TtNo FORTE IsSrRrCroRsz

- f.r| .'.# #s#rH.flH.st .aa HHHa
@sH #Y ###fA 2 INSNEII
#.Y y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13

,u,No HORSE WAGON a no" Two Hose
Wagon m1de IN the hesi m-noet. 'af SAFE
,-io loe Enquire ptlhc Iiarl"rre Store al
'"F - orr 4 GREER No l59, Ma1H a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13

hsENSENTY & FHODES law tins morning @.
~ penrI a lre-h sio,lt 81 Nl.W GOODS. camptl.
,Inp eoncral assortment oi Slap~ nnd Fancy ntr
eie-. tnn hl.h they al tne riranlfn II ,he pubic
Innc IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13

SsLATES-Just receiged,o supply oi 81 r,N
- aud SLATE PENCILS. For ale "h'lr''''
I ,.,.l#t,, nm % " ! RORB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-13
lr.s PITY NIRGu WIFE

ESA.tY SOtrS Just rrccfi ri III dor. .
q road md Will eeecr"h nssorn CIT ol rcrc IN
Snip. to'opne- aud Ilau OH. Also. The 'tuuue
L pllai"', Powder, or temoV mn ,nrriu- ha'-
1an - oI# NfRfrII n
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
The Independent Democrat
!, EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY "a MN
uY Il. G.. HENRY.

TERMS.-Three Dollars lnsarlaoty IN
dance Persons wishing to discontinue
s;II pIease give notice thereof in writing
No subscription received for less time
'nI ndy S'% inserted at the rate OF
GA n"1 noHar per square, (ten lines or less,)
h. tbe first insertion, and G3fy cent? square
lar each continuance. ,...,
Advertisements which are not limited on
,be manuscript, as to the number OF inser-
t;ors will be continued until ordered out
ND charged accordingly.
Articles of personal nature, whenever
omitted, will be charged at the rate OF
T,ro Dollars for every ten lines TOR each
assertion. Political circulars or public adj
dresses, for the benefit Of individual per-
sons or companies, will be charged as adj
rartisempnts, and at the same rates. .
Announcing Candidates for office Will
he Ten Dollars each. ;.
All job York must be paid for on deli
VERY.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they
yilI not he attended to.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
Number ~.

resolve, he seized the extraordinary tools
Of death, and in an instant drove the
blade of the chisel into his breast!
The hair rose upon Shrvack's head,
and fright spread, like sheet Of snow o.
yer his face.
Kingston! Kingston! my dear fellow.
you id rascal, Kingston! do you want TO
have me hung7-Hold on-don't you die
till call somebody
Shryack ran to the door, and called like
a mailman to some people across the
street.
Halo! here! say you Mister! all you
stupid people! make haste over here, or
there'l be murdern
The people crowded into Kingston's
house.
Don't Gle Kingston, Don't chiSel mo
that way! Don't die till you tell them who
did it,
Il did it myself said Kingston
| There, thai"
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
w. CRAWFORD SHUBRICK,
Chairman.
Jouy r.. McLAUGHL1N. Secretary.
TRADE WITH TEXAS.

By an order from the Texan government
ali foreign vessels trading upon the Sabine
who may receive Texas cotton on board,
are compelled 10 pay a tonnage duty of s l
per ton; and a revenue cutter, the Santa
Anna, has been sent to the mouth of the
river 10 enforce the order. A battery on
the Texas side ofthe river is now erecting,
and two long mines have been brought for
its defence. 1t is intended to bring all
vessels 10, that may be bound in or out and
enforce the order. Capt. Taylor, of the
U. S. Cutter Vigilant, writes to the New
Orleans collector that if any American ves-
sci shall be seized, he will not only retake
it, but capture tho Texan vessel.-Reform-
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The bodies Of the gentlemen who were
killed yesterday on board the Princeton
were brought up this morning in the sieam'
boat Joseph Johnson, in the charge OF a
committee Of army and navy officers and
citizens, of whom Com. Shubrick was
Chairman. On reaching the steamboat
wharf in this city, the corpses were each
deposited in hearse, and a funeral pro-
GessIon was formed, which proceeded to
we RESIDENTS mansion, where they were
''Vei'ed BY committee appointed for the
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
THE WHiG'S PRAYER.

Give me Bank-a paper BANK;
The best machine far Sdring labor;
For who would Toll and S,redt himself,
When there's chance TO sweat his
neighbor!
So let US have a bank, my boys,
A fortune thus we all may win,
Like lilies Of the valley live,
Who toll not, neither do they spin,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-16
From Tait'S Magazine.
LOVE STRONG IN DEATH.
BY EBENEZER ELLIOTT.


[This poem is founded on fact, wit
lessed by friend of the author. a boy
when at the point Of death, requested hi
mother that she would give kim something
o keep for her sake.]
The brother of two sisters
Drew painfully his breath;
A strange fear had come DER him,
For love was strong in death.
The fire Of fatal fever
Burned darkIy on his cheek;
And often to his mother
He spoke or tried to speak.
He said, "The quiet moonlight,
Beneath the Swallowed hill,
Seem'd dreaming of good angels,
While all the woods were still;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
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The Whig Almanac for the year lSii.
4 conrenient Book of Reference far Politicians
and Others during tde coming PrtSde"f'"l
C1un1irp


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lions mad for every meridian from Maine To Louisiana
List o ia, Executive officers oil tr t-d 9"s
Judges of the Supreme Court Nc with their Salaries con"
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History OF the TaI Past aud Present Tariffs ComPaTati'e
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Mr.. Wirharn, when asked in what manner he
had produced these Transforming effects upon his
charge, answered, By active occupations, music
and Christian love"
AS he could find no persons in all respects quail
fled TO share III the work to which his life is de-
voted, he driven to the expedient of preparing
class of teachers to become his auxiliares.-
For this end he has superadded to his original
plan school for the preparation OF teachers: first
to support himself, then to send abroad to open
other institutions similar TO his own, and thirdly
TO become superintendent Of prisons.
During the ten years Of the existence Of this
institution there have been four hundred and
thrty-two children received into it. OF these
about eighty were there on the lst Of July l643
Only two had run away who had not either vol
unfairly returned or being brought back had
voluntarily remained.
If our Legislatures in their wisdom, would
make provisions for similar Institutions for re-
claiming and educating the juvenile denquents
in our large cities and towns, it would be a most
important means Of saving our country from the
vices which degrade so large portion of the pop
ulation Of Europe, as well as Of saving the im-
mensc sums now expended in the prosecution of
crime in our Courts OF Justice, in addition to
the still more important object Of raising immor-
tai beings from pollution and wretchedncss to
respectabiIity, usefulness and permanent happi-
ness. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

Life and speeches OF Henry Clny.
Another large edition Of this unprecedeniedly
cheap work has just been printed, and the pub
fishers are nov ready to supply orders to any e1-
tent with promptness and despatch. The worE
in two octave volumes is OF upwards OF llot
pages with steel engravings, and is sold,
BouuJ IN boards with cloth backs and g titles, 81 q
whoiesals price % cents. ,,t
Bound 10 full cloth with stamped sides 81 5o-"hole'a'
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who nav obtain Ia send h-r orders thfouEh ef-
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- Wherever, cub OF twelve can be raised al
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Tribune Buildings,
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~ CousrgY Traders supplied at fac,ory prices.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

No. 73 Cedar, one dr"f from Nassau Il.
JIAS ju from Auction magnificent French printed
iIuslns uch Brncle PLAID md >nped luut de Soe oi
iiu.riar duniy buck striped Bhrfese. Ne~ style Bhlho-
rrne iO.i stripped Bnrcge >ihws Ladies trlNnis,
ttch ln, Cap Ribbons; Bu..e. ihfend md A'hbur-
ION lnces white ani hnck Cnr-. cnnfcd SIN Sbnwls.
I,nr,l.y ~h.-ng Ioslery, Gloves, sc Persons puchnsng
for cash will well to call and examine the stock before pur-
.L.,,ny their go..Is my5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
METAL ROOFS GUARANTEED WATER TIGHT
WI For FIVE YEARS WHICH l. FOTR YEARS

METAL ROOFS. GUARANTEED WAITER TlGHJ
WI FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH II FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USU AL-The subscribers have invented
method Of covering roof with plain galvanized TIN plae
rhioh they Guaan temnln w1ief iIgh, five YKARs "fer
pu, by them. The metal nj; that Il cannot h
affected by the shrinking swelling nf the panSs winch
lad ot hy the contraction expansion Ot the metal
The following gentlemen had dwelling houses sd
or- this CITY covered by tins method their satisfaction
Henry Beyort. Esq. corner Of 5th avenue and s' 81
Jnhn !. Schermerhorn Esq. No. 81 Broadway.
Dayif Austin Esq eor Of Exchange place ard WnIam-'t
J Green Peqnn EsQ-. Merchants Exchange. Wnll-st
Geo. g. Butler. Esq. No 81 NasSiust.
Francis Burnt. EsG ~ Broad-st-
No,Ice gwen that the Improvement patented. h pc.
Sous the trade wishing roofs by the bocnber plan
csn ,iltan permission moderate terms.
mhlid P. NAYL0R & CO. n and TS Broad-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
TRIBljNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

No. l6U NASSAU
All Kinds of Job Z PIintlng. sue as
u u re MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
m.,nnrvs LECTURE BILLS.
Srnv C,Rrs CoSCERT BILLS. Plain and
INSURANCE PoLlcIRs, rhncy:
BILLS or LApISS. toiIiieA. piao, 'no, f
CIRCULARS or = II I'-.I,n. NJ ,,sI Nassau
"'ii'N' ~ street-oppcs,e the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02
1 1.,,z.,a.s Pnudre Subtitle Wi

r-Dr. Felix Gouraud's POudre Subtitle WI WI.
comn;.,. md r-rnnnenty erac1e supsiuouS human ha
from ens- upper lp.. the hair conc-ins broad ana
yatri loreheaf the stubborn beard at man or any AIni
.nperfnou hstr e IN get The genuine AZ ue gum
H - N,ik.- st-e,f one door from Broadway.
81 her ho, r: directions French and English , ~.
HaTen Brown Is Che>uu, treet. Phiiad-oha; sItsn
N;Jl street, Ro,tnn Grny Pougkeepsie; Geen nfcee'
Cs,n well C. Dyer, Jr. Providence. Mnhew.snn.
Nnrwich Tonsey Rochester, n. Y; Guild Bangor " me-
Tan be seen and tested before buying Proof p"siTs ms
and no mistake
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-02

u Rev. Mr. Harvey, baptist clergyman,
l09 years of age. Is still living at Frankfort Her
kimer county, New York, arr is engaged every
Sabbath ct his profession.