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9eiro bisrmit ssseben, pab Der untsribrsbsne
Ncminifratcr lbsr ben Rablas Der perifcrbss
nen Glifabeb Brob, lsstbin =. qan9fbwahi
Saunibip, Ssrfs eauntn am Samifnes esn
30ffen Hopsmbsr 1914 am Soaus BON Soma,
tban 5aas, @fq, in eansfbwammt NIT csn
Srebitorsn berlelben abrebnsn uno oas in fei.
nsn !ednosn bsinblide Gslo ousbs;ablsn wiro,
pann unc 400 ale paju Ssrsbti9tsn lb sins
finben mt9en. lInoreas gans,
2leminii itrotor.
Ncpember II. 3m,
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Sdroens, BQr0ens,

Stun am grofnsn elmer ercbcn Got bon
Shtern inter rcnen 1np cine partie Der ts.
itcm Sant 6ptsl, Sanr Sdsen, Wei6cl,
Scbrer Sellen Sn6pfs mnb @e6rauben,
SetIt0'r, pfannsn, SsiIsl, aopfs, W1eTer II.
@abslnr Hbfsl S6aufeIn NIB 5auaen, Ba.
ters nnp cine Srcbe SrIhicpenbtit anbertr
SNter, iebr mpblfll gum Serfauf. - Nufst
al an Stchr. bon Sranflin t11iucr.
efe Der Stem unbpenMltra6c.
0tcarina, October %. Am.
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8roBes 81 eiSmittel.

9ie llntsrithrebsnen ftno BON pbilapeL
ptia 5urhfactebrt init cincm arpbcn uno
poblfeilcn 9Gortsmenr fhtncr waarem h,
itebsnc in WlouIe De >aiurs, grapp De &aines,
gallmlr De gcs, Sebaltian plaips, gbulans,
paraeancs, Ysrieeians, Sutbc, 9llamtria,
Selpetc, Snria nno Alpatba %uItres, fsurirte
uno tlaulebwar5e Ssiren, 8rceat, Canadian,
Suianmen nit einem Afortement Ieirsn unb
pe!Det graUatten, Inter: 6alstiebsr, Srdaen,
Saneiebube uno Strimpfe, ,po5n bic Nut'
merfiamfsit rer Oamsn bslonbers srteten
miro, bon O'9rien uni Eaiaucl.
Neabina, October %. 4il.
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SIintcn, SIinten, Slinten !

SUIT erbaIten, cine Dartie bon feinen bop.
peIlauilsen uno sinfahcm 8Iinteu, dtttcn
trpiit nno patent.trcaeb Slinten, pulpsrsj o6r.
nern Sbrctiafsn ilno anbsrn QBerfseuaen,
febr mobIfiI gum 8srfauf am Stcbr bon
Sranflin Miaer,
Cfe oer Yenn= unb Stem 9tra6e.
Weaoln9, October 90. Am.
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l1odbt plas fir ole goIoene Hueel.

@'F"SFF r"'o Tut VIZ 9VFVtITI %NH8t1'
O'Srien une Roisuel batcn 70 etcn cts
balten unH itno nun ain Iuepafen einss ihb.
nen Idortemente BON Ibwarjen febwar5t 5tlau'
en-, braunen, nmtebtbar srinen ilno Stabl9c
mlifbHn sntbsm stenfaas IbIlebts uMp sc'
ltreiftt SaItmirs unp Sattinstts Doh jeber
Ssnsnnuns. gtsnfaas sin ansemslnss 4('
iortsment BON. .Sattin Salentia unp Seibcn'
8slpst, 8Seltsn;enssn, Sattin Sebirseb
Sattin uno Somta(tn @tcfs, SanpIhnben,
6ofentrd9erm II. {. 10, ipcSu Ite bic Nufmert'
lamteit cer &uncen ertitten MOLTEN. tepcr
1te icnlt,rc taufn.
Neapin9, October %. 4ln.
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Scbaipls, Sbatpls!

Ole itntcrl6rlcbenen baten erbaltcn elm
leeones Ndortement BON febliebten umo scllf,
ten Sibets, Oaouie DC saines, gaItmir,, 5in.
ocos nno WsrinosSebawls, ,pclebe fte ~ Der.
aessiestsn preifen oertaufsn psroen.
O'Srien uno Eaiauel,
Sdbilo Der scloenen Gusel.
October, 2S. Am.
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g t q + b.

am Q. Oct, in gllab 3aunfhip, William
Aoam, i'm AIter BON einisen 70 Sabrsn.
Gin st. Oct, in gumru 9aunfbip, Gnna
Warsaretta Glanssr, i'm 4lter bon SO Sab
rem Olonat uno 28 Sasen.
-am IL. Oetot., in oieIsr Stabt, nat elmer
lanspieriasn &ranfbsit, Waarp si,nmelrsieb,
i'm l7tsn $stenejabrs.
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..xlLsxa
pott6pills, ben l6. Vcpember.

Srauri9ss grei9niB.-
2(m pori9ea Sonnto9 No6mittas sins
Elm Monn, gtamen6 S FIFE @ree n,
eln en9ldnoer, pobnboft einise Meilen
bon oieier Staot, bon 6aule meg, no
mebrere ieiner 8reunoe iib ouf Seiu6
befonoen. 2(l6 ct etWa6 lan9e au6blieb
duberten bic Sreunoe Selorsnib, wuroen
ober ourb Die Satin berubiet Die ibnen
la9te, DAP CT o. oftmals ouf Die elelbe rdtbiel=
bafte Irt be.--Sie Selu6enosn
be9oben iib iooann bInwe9, uno bic Wut=
ter blieb allein nit ibren &inoern, bon
oenen balo oos Gine in 9rober 9oit nab
,6auie 9elaufcn fam uno er6dblte, ni0t
'peit pom Soule, i'm Walos, ld9e Elm too
ter Wonn. Oie Srau nit einen S.pei
8o6en alten Sdu9lin9 in oen Qrmen,
pielelbt oos ibrecflibe lln9luf abneno,
mel6es ibre 8amilie betrefen iollte, elite
bin5u uno fano ibren @atten entieelt lie=
gen. Sic fbrie iosleib um 5dlfe uno
eini9e Wdnner fonoen licb elm uno tru9en
Jpn in oas 6aus 5uriid, oas er ,peniee
Minuten 5upor friib uno 9eluno perlol=
fen batte.--Sen S6mer5 BET armen
Srau uno iteben unmGnoi9er &inoer, IT,
ber oeie6 unerwartete Greienib, fam man
ii6 bener porifellen ais belbreiben. Be
mir pernebmen mar 6r. @reen Elm feibi=
ger, nu6terner uno 9eabteter Mann, BON
ollen Die ibn fannten. Die Samilie fol-
it6 in odrfti9en Tim itdnoen befinoen uno
mir boTen, oab milotbdti9e Wenf6en ftb
tbrer annebmen DerOen. Sreibeits. pr.
IS Serluft oes g biffes 81 a.
rp & in9slano bur1 Seuer.
Somabeno @oreen essen 5 llbr leu=
teten bic Sturmeloden uno es ermies fb
balo, oab es i'm Haume oes S6i6es Mloz
rp &ln9slonb, Capt. gSear, ber WGnde
9e9enuber le9eno, brenne. I'm BON oen
umliesenoen S6iffen @sfabr ab5uwen=
Den, nuroe oas brennenoe Sbiff nab ber
anoern Seite oes Slufes 9ebrabt uno bel
Me Donousbuiae 9eanfert. Die Serrps
bote lan9ten 9lei6 oarauf NIT Seuer=
iprieen uno Mannibaft BON Der Staot
an, rpe(be unermiolib aber leioer perge=
bens it6 bemibten, ben Sranb 5u l0lben.
eIn Seriub oos Sbif gu fenfen, mibz
9ludte ebenfaQs, neil bic eaoun9 ein5i9
uno allein aus Saumwolle beftano.-
Sls l | ubr Sormitta9s mar inoeb nob
feline Slamme gum Sorfbein 9efommen,
Iino Die 3eit mar oa5u benust rpotoen, Den
Snbalt Der iiber Oed befinoliben &aiite
uno oas Safelwerf su retten. @e9en
Witta9 aber ffano oas S1ifT feiner poaen
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qpeolnins. Clinton uno potttr. u q Stss
mart, Sobn 9mptbe.
Miffin. Sames Burns.
Nsontaomsrp. 6sinrib Dotts, Senj. Seia,
9 s SooIcnea.
O1ercsr. 0Bibslm portsr, Dapio Sanfep.
9iortbum6srlane. G y Srisbt.
9acrtDamptOn uno Mcnros. Samss Slsst,
sScbn Saeobp, MuepIpb Smitb.
psrrp. SbomaS O'Srpan.
YDilaoslpbia City. JbonaS g Conner,
Carl y Irs9o, Jfaae SaSIsburif, Games Sas
poro, Jobn 6ilber.
pbilacslpbia gauntp SD y gsalton, .gSils
liam Sannna, *Solspb s. 2lmer, *lo u
Galtr, #Sasob g JocGman, *Sranflin Scs
mes, *0SiGiam poain9sbeao, IS 9 Srswtlsr.
Sbupifiii. SomsS Sa9gart, &so. Srper.
Gcmsrist. tl1icbasl zimmerman.
@usqusbanna uno 0Spcmins. qsipiSSruid)
sbcmas MorsIp.
3io9a. gsors Snor.
Balbinstcn. Daniel Hsibsr. Jobn nIilop
9Ssifmerelano. Sirasl Yantsr, s 81 BUR.
ref, Sosnrp W'Sribs.
9Earrsn uno Yifs. &ibaro @lorso.
Union uno Suniata. Sebn SAL, Sobn Il
bans.
Wcrf Samud Sailsp, Stpbsn M'Sin
ley. SSSoDn Seller.
q 3 Die Namsn Der QSbisS finb ale mi
5bwababer Nnfan96b ssiset uni
Die Der gatipeS NIT sinem bsjebnst.
So
Sc 9ebt oa5 Gerlcbt, bab Die Banter
oieler Stoot lopobl, ols bic onoerer Stdo
te, fous Die Iusfubr bon barren @elo,
in slei6em Serbdltnii1e, ,pie fie GINGER
sBoben sespeien, fortoauern lollte, oi
3ablun9 9roberer Summen in baoren
@eloe einitellen oIrften. OieIes 9erii6
9elpinnt oaourb an @abribeinli1ftit
oob pur6 Die Grpdblun9 oes Sr. polf''
sum Yrdnoenten oieler g. Staaten Elm
iolbe Grifie in ollen 9onbelspsrbdltnil
fen beroor9erufen nuroe, oaB cas- @ele(
oer Selbiterbaltun9, oos bel 9eloleutel
ieoer anoern GudIdt poreeDt, Die 8e
omten Der Sanfen pie0eibt 6u einem lol
6en S6ritte beitimmen fonnte. Sbleid
mir oieiem 9eriibte feinen 9roBen Slou
Den ibenfen, 70 balten mir uns oo6 per
lpfibtet, unlere eeler bel 3eiten oarau
aufmerf fam 5u MAIDEN, oamit fi6 oielel
ben 9e9en etwai9en Sbooen perpobrel
tonnen. u. ii. n. Welt.
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Ser GrOb : Ol<eItern.

9ie ltntsritbrisbsnsn baten 70 etcn crbal,
ten Elm arcbes mo irlenoircs NGortemcnt
leltasmdBer ircfnsr Suter, bstlsbcnp aus
sUioElin DC salnes bon l6 bis 279 CT.
@rdpp DC saincs 95 81
Deraclannss Sub % 36
Setaitian plairs II gbuIans 81 S5
ealtmr re gaB 81 l25
Srcf0t Gpmnelian 30 rs
Seiaae 81 so
Seblicbte, fsurirts uno wedb.
icltare $uItrcs 81 629
ebenfaQs - ein aro6es NTortrmsnt ietleb.
te unb asitifte Sitet unb W1oblin Dc $aiues,
Sbaple, Sclpet grepattrn, .6alsticber, leis
nen salebcntitber, 5anoIhubs, Dltte,
Strhmpfe &c. tci
O'&orirn unb KaiaueI,
SttlIr rer soIpsnen Rmael
Sept. "a. tU
@Poits N'sbrbelt III pcuufplpanicu ii
6,532 Stilnmsn.
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@cupernor Yprter ,pirb bem Nustritt aus
Dem stmts Sabrif9sfbdfts Beginner. gr ldbt
lib jset bier cine 9ro6s Qcfomotips bausn, ,psls
bs Die Mafbinsris perlelbsn treiben fol-.
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ednse nad in @lutb uno brannte bis am
ndbften Morssn fort !; bon ben 100
Sallen 8aum,polle, welde es bereits ses
LADEN bate, msroen uielleibt 5 biz GOO
SaGen, Die nd6it Dem &iel losen uno
unter 8afer eeleet waren, 9erettet perz
ben, alles iibri9e 1T total perloren. 0ie
Morp &in95lano par zines oer iboniten
S6ife i'm 9afen, bon 1917 Sonnense>
balt, uno mag wobl $4,000 Sblr. ,pertb
aemeIen Iein. Ser &erluit an S9if u.
eaouns betrd9t aber 10000, tpopon
aber, pie man 9laubt, oer 9robte Sbeil
periibert lit. IS miro permutbet, Dap
Die SoumpoGe Iib bon ielbit entSinoet
bat, mas ober nur 9elbeben fonnte, wenn
Die itarf einseprebten Sollsn NIT oliesn
Subitan5en in Serubrun9 9efommen Waz
ren. .. Sour.
Der Gee g r.-Oies
Ier Gee, 400 Weilen i'm llmfreis, it Die
srobte, Bis ieet befannte 3oHe fril6en
Bafers. ST. entbdlt piele Snleln, ,popon
cine, ,S5le Gopol. 100 Meilen lang II.
40 Meilen brett 1T, uno mebr ais 30
8lu1e munben in oenielben .--Oie llm9ez
bune oes Sees Iou aber arm uno fir Den
oeut Iben Ginponoerer nibt Defenders Elm:
laoeno fein =; oocb lperoen bic 2(nIieoeluns
gen, tpelbe icst an Den ufern bic les 9ros
| ben Snlanolees i'm @an9e iino, obne
3mefel Die @rinoun9 Ginger Stdote u.
Dorfer oaIelbit peronlohen. Seoenfaas
1T es ficber, oab oos eono am Gee Supe.
rior nidt 70 gut iit, ols Dap an Den lib
ri9en Seen; Ooh, e5 1T febr ipoblfeil Su
babsn, uno bel eini9er Nusoauer loQ oudb
cine CUTE Grnte Su erSielcn iein.
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0er g me NJ NJ mer / { o."-
@eni9en unIerer eeier Dirt fte e6 befannt
lein. Dap Der gtame u1 mer a" ut
iprdnelib Elm oeutlber 1T. Sto6 oen
Soribun9en Or. Gctbs in Wunben 1T
: oos &ort Nmeri9o, Don Dem oer 9tame
oer neuen @elt abseleitet 1T, nibts am
oer5 ais bic italieniibe Sorm fir ba6 alt
ceutibeSsn ~ Nmelrib," welbes ureib an
Mube arbeit"be5ei6net. Sc mar ollo
Elm beoeutun96pouer 3ufall, DAP oer nett:
entoedte Grotbeil einen gtamen erbielt,
ben ct in 70 monber SeSiebune peroient ::
,oos eano BET Wube uno Gorge"
80
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S6Itboumzsp zspuben.
y cpembsr II.

sSSa Ger llntsrisitbnstr wobnbaft in
--s=-elia6 Saunftbip, nabe Der GlfaiIsr
STRIDE, bistet snsm 9sebrtsn putlfum feline
9isnife an, sum Nusibnsiosn uno Yussn psr
Sbifbdums. Surb lan9jdbrias @rfobrun9
bcTt er i'm Stanee gu fsin oas @sfbdft aenils
9sno Su psrribtsn. Sefsllunasn m69sn bsi
ibm islbit ceer be Scrn. Sobn MaidS in Nsas
cin9 9smabt merosn.
Gbriltian t1Iaifs.
Hopembsr II. 3m.
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0TYoifs m'brbclt in pcnuIplvanicu N
6.592 Stimmen. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-10


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

MIR. DAY, boot maker No % Hillary street. Brooklyn
IVA suffered greatly fn eighteen months With eInaciation de-
jity sickness Of the stomach loss of appetite shooting pains
The bowels his stomach neslece almost every kind OF food
He had been attended by ph, and
OR months by the professors Of tbs Ucivsrsty and all to
purpose. . 49, -,
On reading pr shernan Book Descriptive Of che sy%pems
Of he thought they his he purchased box
Of Shemans Worm LoZengcs few doaDs brought away as
he Judged about two quarts OF sIrs s7s eeiy cured MN
multi'ude Of similar might ts 'ssas.ansd where eh
ching gave relief but Shermans LozesSn.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Whooginy Corsh and even Con.
SUMPTION all sooner cared BY Shs'Hsns Cough ho.eages
ew seconds and enable those efse.ra with the most
harrassiag coughs 10 sleep whole n.sats. The Rev. DE-
Dunbar Rev Er De Forest Rev and hndred
thousands their happy virtues others to the
hicacy Of Shermans Cough Lnxrl,es. for headache,
paton, lOwness of spirits, sea ness AID assltue
rem bodily mental exeon and for the wonderful proper
of Snemans Peer Mas Plaster. which costs but 2h
;ens and is a warranted for psnIafsm and lumbaxo
weaness the breast side, back, part OF the
body Ask for Shermsns Poor Mans asta and that his
and his fac smie nth directions for the back
There many worthless mutations haw ked about and
I'D ny unprinciped drugga RaEebsf to get Shernans
LozepHges Plasers and Trussasoc Others or you will
deceived.
Or Sheru,ans arehouse is los Nassau Agenn-a2
Hudson Sing 1888 Bowery Spxng; IT East Broad
In Brooklyn, Mr.. Hays y Fulton. and Mountains
10 Jersey City-E Randall, Grocer In Newark Trppe
md David Brysou Phadepha-Z Goa Ledger Build
as Keddiug Co.'S State ct. Albany-A Guthrie.
4 liz Hal dps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26
DIR. ID. JAYNE'S

INDIAN EhfECIORANI
rs decidedly superior other known
combination Of meaicne for COUGHS Colds inaenza Nj;
Guilty Of BE thing Whoopng Cough Pains ard WEAKNESS OF
the Breast se.es of the umonsry Organs III me-
dicae hhy aud JUS recomme dsd numerous anu re-
spectacle individuals WIN have found ree from LIS use =
Many who have lborng under pr tracted coum aud
the breast and have been suppo Ell by hens ana
friends IA, advanc cousumt on, have bern nppy
stored 10 eriect cal by he valuable expecorint
The following deemed sufficient for insertion he e.
From the Iey c. G. r. Crosby Agent OF the Amen
New YoRK, June IS, 1885.
To DR JAYNE:-
Dear Sir -: maze Of the Indian Expectcrant per
soua aud family for the with graf bene-
fit Indeed may CONSIDER my life ged BY the eof this
invaluable medicine under the blessing Of God for Sc erd
yeas aleost rs much Of nv weand also OF ths
kew Mr. Tit SOL the Island Of Jamaica For al cases Of
Cough, Inflammation of he C,es Lungs aud hroat 90
IT the hest medicine have
trid My wish is a. Others alIced as nave
experience the re f. which am persuaded they
wiz w ""s ' ~ G. C. P CROSBY.
NB MANY of NV neiehbors, my dat,n, have
tried this medicine ~itn unf success Dr Hamilton o.
St Jams South Car Ina greatly affected by cough
hoarsen,ss aud o. the lungs aud on nsnS ooe o
this medicine loonf immelat ana permanent reiiei -
Sol wholesale and all THE prophetic r5icei ny a. ~
- Sands general agts, 10 Fulton treet 33 anu
II East BrO adway II tri"ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BURNS AND CLARINDA.


THE whole Of the mysterious AID secret Correspondent
which took place bet the Poet Busrs and n" cel
bated Carnda Mrs McLEHosE, 1877 to 3D. aud whichha
been SOUGHT vain by Cunningham and others tr the
rinda fallen into the haaas he! grandson, e.
Is hfSl givsn TO the void To n cnrous
Barn. iatoncs this Will De particularly Telshd
and can not f 10 strongly readers ia general IL
published this city aud Edinburgh simultaneously III"
Amsrc edition is i?oo volume o. abou; 100 pages
cloth, gifts Ied aud for .ale by BXDY Co.
No 3 Park Row, eppo-ite the Aston House.
Notices of the Correspondence between Burns aud CArnda
from British Journals =
The Letters CaI,uas long by admirers
Atlas.
''seidom have we welcomed work with warmer feel
inss the before The publication dxe to
tn. OF Burns devoted attachment and the letters throw
much hight traits the wildly devious character OF
ting Bard"-Keiso Chronicle
"Wherevsr the of Robert Burns known, this book
received both with avdy aud anxiety being
bly, tue last Of his writings which will be the world
and vfngng fully light tn Poets Life hh
erto wnpp d IN mystery fruitful Of painful suspicions"
mysterious chapter perhaps last that remains 10 be
unfedcd the history Of National
been opened descendant made
immortal by her connection with genius Jour.
This volume invested with accumulation OF attrac.
been disappointed high
The character OF Burns here fully developed 10
formerly and the mystery which hung around
of Llanda and Burns think satisfacto-
Some Of delightful epstoy literature has been
be added that OF Barns D. Brighton Herald. ~
This is indeed Of the curosities OF literature and may
we'll be said supply chapter the Life Of cotsnd
Coters Saturday Night to provide himself with copy -"
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

THE Following few remarks upon Structure is believed
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not be suspected always lending 10 o'nef io's Oh
there tire. ccqm.tance. in particular by
which sTstuIe may Away. be nnSGn !, IL, early stage.
Is certain free from pain inconveniencs and generally ac
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need be much diminished mpedea and
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THE TIME A FORMER GoNoRRH1A MAY HAVE REMAINED
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The EFFECT A. oTRIcTURE HAS UPON THE MINp.-Th,s,
ns early ss 60 s aS that
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s. On the cure Of repeated that this !.
very little time So much a. Thu. however could have
asovsmsHs art that by proper meas and IN The hands
Cd IN a. many days formerly demanded months MOy
aao who consult the writer leyonay account Of
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-26
Items and News.

SIGNS AND SouALIs.-The Barre Gazette lends
the following fact 10 It's Millente friends, for any
augury they make of it -" We noticed, with many
others ON Wednesday, singular attendant upon the
1t surrounded at midday by circle similar to that
except that Respondent with all coors of the
rainbow perfect rainbow circle On the upper edge
OF this rested the fragment OF larger bow Such circles
round the sun may be common, but before
one, nor do we know anybody that has"
Usage RIvER.-The Usage Yeoman, of the Sh
inst, says There has been considerable rise in the
Usage at this place, and il is in fine boating order
There Is some little ice running but not sufficient TO IN
teriere with navigation"
TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATEs.-We learn
from the Telegraph that the Senate OF the United
sbout month SINCE ratified treaty similar to that
concluded by former Minister Col Reilly ana Mr.
Webster in 1912 The articles allowing Texas the free
navigation of Red River the Mississippi below the
mouth of River; and also the article allowing Texian
cotton to be admitted into ports of the Uni ed States
free of duty were stricken out.-Houston (Tsras) Tee
graph. Fsd T.
TRIPLE rY.-Information has been received
by very respectable house in New Orleans, that
General Thompson has concluded triple treaty with
Santa Anna which provides that Mexico will relinquish
her claim to "Texas proper" upon certain conditions and
assent to the Of Texas to the Union by treaty
be made between Texas and the United States are
not authorized to mention the authority upon which this
information is basei but the gentlemen who furnished the
Information gave full credit-Houson (Teras) Tcie-
graph, Fec. !.
VERY GooD.-The following toast was given at
a temperance dinner
Revolutionary Army and Cold Water Army--The one
drove the red coats from the landthe other the red
noses"
The MoRMoNs-The Quincy Herald of the 9th
inst, contains the following item of a beicose
character. From the dicutes with the Moons
we should be surprised at outbreak in North.
ern Illinois before many months have elapsed: " We
dersand that four wagons passed through this city
Tuesday morning last their way the State Arsenal
at Alton for the purpose of procuring and munitions
OF war to be used against the Mormons We fear much
trouble will grow out Of this difficulty later
We also informed that the knowledge of what going
in this quarter has been brought the notice OF Gov.
ord W / s
his Excelency protect the innocent in their lives and
property