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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

II The Mormons have established pa
per in the City of New York, entitled 'The
Prophet" 1t goes strong for Polk; so do
the 'Dorrites. the Free Traders, the South
ern Disunionists, and the Empire Club of
New York.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

The FIrcHFURG RAILRoAD.-This road
is completed as far as Acton. q miles from
Boston. The Bunker Hill Aurora says, that
so far, the route has proved very level, and
generally favorable for the location of such
work, and is equally so for the rest ofthe dis
lance to Fitchhurg. Directors have deter
mined to issue new stock 10 the amount OF
S230,000, TO be devided among the present
stockholders. The market value of the
shares at this time is about ten per cent. a
bove par.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

> An Editor out West complains that he
lost case in Court, was kicked by his lady
love, received genteel fogging from broth
er editor, had a tooth drawn, lost twenty dol
lars. and had his note protested, all on the
same day.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

Rev. Abraham Peters, D. D., late Pro-
fessor.in the Union Theological Seminary
in New York, has been invited to the
pastoral charge of the Congregational
Church in WilIiamstown, Mass aud has
accepted the invitation.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

VINO ARE THE DEMOCRATS Every sur
viving member of the New York electoral
college which cast the vote of that State for
Thomas Jefferson, is nowin favor Of Clay and
Frelinghuysen.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

FThere are 46 lodges of Odd-Fellows
in Massachusetts Is in Maine; in Rhode
Island; 6 in New Hampshire, ID in Con-
necticut, comprising 1888 members. T he
Lodges in Boston number 2376 members.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

Hon WILLIE P. MANGUM.-We regret
to learn from the Hllsboro' Recorder.
that Judge Mungum is still seriously in
disposed at his residence OIL Flat river.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

C. The Loco(ocos are the certainly the
most versatile party that ever existed. At
the South they are for Texas and Slavery !"
at the North for "Dorr and Liberty !"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

6rThe Black Tariff of the Wings
has, according TO the Post increased the
revenue Of the Port of Boston, the sum of
- SOC, 473 63 in one We ar.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

@The Revenue of the port of N. Y.
for September is SO, 4s0, s06 20.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

Distances on Proposed Ia IroGd roateS-
From Boston to Fitchbure, 49 miles.
Fitchburg to Brattlehoro,' Is
Bratteboro 10 Rutland, 90
Rutland to Burlington 65
ESQ
From Boston TO Fitchburg. 43mlcs.
Fitchburg to Brattleboro'. 6S
Brattleboro' TO Bellows Falls. ~
4" Bellows Falls to Rutland, l5
&" Rutland to Burlington. 65
a53
From Boston TO F'itchburg. II miles,
" Fitchburg to Bellows Falls, 63
" Bellows Falls to Rutland as
now travelled, "a
" Rutland 10 Burlington as
now travelled 95 "
224 4"
From Boston TO Concord, y. II. 76.milcs.
" Concord to Lebanon, 20
- Lebanon 70 Burlington, lob
2i9
1.-THE above are as given by Hon. Salms
Hale of Keene.l
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16
FRANCE.

After long denying the fact, the Paris
papers admit that the Tahiti question be-
tween the French and English Govern
ments is settled. The Courier Francois
states that $4,000 francs will be the
amount of the compensation offered to Mr.
Pritchard for the outrage inflicted upon
him by NJ. D'Aubigny. Capt. Bruat has
succeeded to the rank of Capitaine de
Vaisseau of the first class.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

1.-THE above are as given by Hon. Salms
Hale of Keene.]
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

Dissolution cfde Parliament Of Canada.
The Governor General of Canada has issued
a proclamation for the dissolution of the ex-
listing Parliament, and summoning new
one, to meet on the 10th Of November at
Montreal.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-06
AT Sacob Sriebrid Mcbleemutb, aus Gelos
=. &Dnisreid gSiirtembera.

Sm Sabre 1892 siens aus Gslesbeim. s. S. Bcblsmutb
nab ben Observation-Disclosures Ser Staaten auf bic Tec
Anfanss ttfanb t i'm unrereDten Stab AT CLEVELAND
Gmpabc9a &rsntp, i'm Staate Obc.
Gadb tpacrn Sabritcn perbeirate @ i'm Sabre ls4s
in 9en Aanp Ohio, los ater init Der re meg, UNI cine as
ttre NertrlalunS 9isburs Di ppi 3u noen une
ol untsrwss eur reu Sal tr SOrs eines 0amrf4ts &C..
tcrttn ttpn.
Gr nt feline &Mbr biuttrlatn 1u battn @tne qBitpec
cQ Nun tn 3neiter Gbe go Nu ron 9leu, Altany eten
Go III 6m fSlSenbes 9crmtsen ansefaGen:
l. Grbfdaft Der Dluttcr 75 f. Afr. '"~-
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8, Grbfebaft bcm 8rOBpater $40 H. ID tt.
as eet 3uammea 1908 f. Is IT, btra3t cpOn 200 f. fbon
an s. S. Q8cbsemutb aasSefo!St nb Srtten 500 H. Is e.
wel9e aber jeet auf 89s f. liA er96bt 6abtn.
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anin ofSefcrbrt , binnen Sa9resri BON Der Ginr.
ans Sen am perSnli tur ttntn ntliee ba ~ te.
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f4en Ss9oe unb oem s6nis cenerafeen.
late In 8ancre teSab8t n mBte @ als lebenb bic lebte.
NIT Slaetn8 Iooes bes Greren In eben 70 besauba.
fen urtaeen u melben unO ber bas otse ermSsen ~ ser
gen. ibrsenfas btr sebate aeeb Srebri 9c6lseut als
er@cn srtldrt unb IN htr 9@tns sestn i'm, pbne oaf
pater mieor mad Aasrta ssleNen rbea per.
fabrtn, n,ercen isbte. ess@
60 tefbcfFen in s6nis 9Dartemtersf5n Dterarsts 8e
riate ju suertSsturs am a. Sunt 1874.
Serb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-06
Gtnfa&e &urflrben StidFuB,
(CROUPN

Der "SoturoaY Gcurier" 1a9t: QSr ftuben i'm ''@je-
tlunobets SCurnal' fC9enoes eiMfahe O2itte( aeoen
o1ele 9efdbrlle Jtranfbcit. ScLe @ttern Die ltton
9anSe ytdde in bcffnuu9slofer Scr9falt AM Rranfen
oette tSrer leebem Setnen 5u9ebradt babem, uercen
oeleS Wt1ttel 9etd elnem SdbaB aufbemabrer. Menn
e Stno NIT oteier ranfbeit befalen ,ptro, o nebme
lo9leidD ia tes QS fIer uno tueHu m69ltd1 @iS-
nailer, beneee ben Soals uno Sruit oes Giuoes nit
e1nem Shwamn' coer Sud) nieberbpe oies Gfters
uno @rIelobterun9 miro lo9leb erfcsen uno cas ino
|tte'er athmen SaB audi bas &iuc 70 talo als m6slid
70 o1et tr1nten, als es faun. 9llsoaun trrnc es ab
oede IS parm Su Mnb balo pirb Elm Sdlun.mer
oes Snoes, Der <eru du9flihe Spr9falt beben uno
|1le 'neroen 6 NIT oant6arem 6ersen su Demeniaen
oenoen. Der otees beilame Mttel in bic rcle lDaIer
AueQe lc9te.
oo Die Snbtaner i'm Sre9on'@e biete
Scn cMem Ceutlden seldloert 'Dte bieGecu c5noi-
amer no Die abitheuthiteu &reoturem in Mcn1henoc-
itaIt, bic td nCt je fab. Ses, Imubis eefrdsis unb
BlneEt9. 9Senn man freilid bic Seridte Der WifII-
Snare llet 10 loate man n'enen, Der mmel ie uOaer
5neaner u'9o DIE ucd lebcnoen eien Die frOmmfe rl-
oenldlaar IN Oregon, aber in Wirfbfeit m6dte man
lIeoer nut Dem pCeten ausrufen ''Die N6ue 1T Ieer
u1o oIle IeAfel ino bier' g86hrenb bes cuats, bag
dl i'm Sore I'm, fam Elm Brief pom noro[ibeu Sreqcn
an oen Oberfattor D3cDomaIb, BON eincm Sfiser Der
Sonpa9nle baB bic Snoidner feline 3pei GAMBLER, bic
er ais @rprebboten absefbt, oenelben Ias setSttet
9no 9etreten baben; nidt bic Mdnner ieiem es 9etpe
zen, lonoern oie-yrauen! Worb uuo Selbltmoro
no Sebr 9etp0bnltd uuter ibuen, uameutlid in 6oloe
1rer le!oenibaftlihen 0a5arbpiele @e,pB 1T es, ba8
oae 9uammentrefen NIT ben g8eiBrn Ge 70 1dett &C.
ntadbt bat' (9i. b. gSs
Gs 9lot oret Dtn9e i'm menlhlihen Qeben, ,pomit ie-
Der Naun ild gut telIen 1cute: Neit 1euer Nrau,
@ewi0en.
9S Elm @eiitIider Gin unsarhes Srdueim bel itrer
e[eerettur9 gum Sooe ra9e, tper tbr einsiscr grof
5e'pelsn Serr Sdbnrid bon oiaenba6."
Sonoerb arer Il N It n o.-'3m MagaY iu
Srantreld tamen am 20: Sttober, swei 6raueusimmer
Wttter nlIo Sper tn bic Scobeu, uno murben inner
balls Stpei Minuen bon enanber iebe BON cnem n,Gnn
ltd1en Nlnoe entbunoen. Die Gnber tpuroen il, eiue
9Ste9e 9ee9t, pdbrenb man ben Naittern abwartete,
uno ant Cube muBte nan nd,t nebr, tpeldes Der S1-
tel uno neldes Der Stefe mar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-06
Softor s. 81. Rdfner,
Qlr5t, ySunOar3t unb GjeburtShp(fpr

I"dt hen Se'prbncrn MaffQru ltAstscnp btrmi
Detannt rab CT @ in senaun 9taet aIiaOn)
@n"19 9sa e mo man bn jepcit teret nocn ,p,rp al.
!en IN en S" a"9enpen 4nrasen suf Das Ynttlie unc
0e~tmbattsle SentSc Su rn Or Bat auf rc ltnrcrtlt
~ mseeIssrs &" Seutf4tanb) urirt, nnp 1T sssnmdrti1
H9eo per mrl;Intl8en 6atLt1 Staate gectp ycrt
O"rd 9rnnps Surium nno r1bri}e Grfabrue il, (eur,n
Saee l@ms'd9st sr @ i'm z t1npe gu n, allie Grantte.
ter" rr rrrmtteI aItrrer UNI 9trcrun8en in rer
9silt"npe m Her ar,tlAen orrfha ter ben uturn SIR.
Per erscten mIBten, beiIcn 5u tSnncn.-
@r ut I'm SelB eines 9ebeimen Mittets. bic 5afud1t
5u curtren, nno aIe 9Iu9enarSt
~" CT lgcn prt;ettS proten iciner @rbd6eit sesetru
Srn &c" Hn"tbrltn tpele CT init 3upert Su btilrn un
tern!mI"t m64te er tIrs fOEscnrc nambaft MAIDEN
Sdb~orien nno 9rauen Star, ghieIen, Nagfudt,
Slne5s6rHn9 @dt, Wa9enoerbcrbenbet @bcIera NOR.
6ne Ma9enentSnenng. rctbe 9ubr, oas falte Nieber,
@3allen1eber> 2Ypbusfeber, Sharadfeter, 9lusidoq.
@Mabrlltl9tsit, Seitcniteen, selbe Seber, Waiern.
(Nblels) 9SalIeriudt @elbiud,t, nerp6e Nautterbe-
lesperoen uro ierMpbu!0ie Seld,weroen Der gebdrme
uno @In9erpeloe, gIutlpeien nno Sd)laoflus.
81 s. Or S. r. Sutfnsr 1T i'm @tite alier Meb,uen bic
in nelrrrr 3rit trfunrcn ,ptrren '' wv
Dhtt: QHrlnan's 0adfcn< Q5cbSubr Offrr eNn o
cine Stc9s bod, erie @tra(Tt, aNa(Iiupn Oslo '' ~ ,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-06

@oe etmuth etnes De emCfraten,-Der
erausgeber Der NOrnin9 Iews in geeuDcrf bate init
etnem 9SbtS $50 9esen Elm pferb auf 6en sussans
per IeBten proFoentenmabI 9eettet lInb erbielt ba
1elpe, nadoem oos 9ieIMtat Gefannt 9emorbeR mar.
Saum ater b0rte er, oae jenes fero Der 6rau eiues
9e9ners Iebr >pertb War, uno bdf Ge oeltn Gerlult
INIT 9rrBcm Hunmer befa9te 70 lctte er ) 1clbIt auf
cas- eole SDer rt at ihrer Bpbnunn, unb Bot es ihr
ais 0el6ent auf cine 70 CARTE QSetIe an, caB fe d,
nod, erSem QBet9ern baSu pcrtano, cafTelbe nieeer
dn5unebn'eit, Mno neteu benz @cplnu bres tbcucrn
e'e rlbrenee Srcuoe ber cine er!e Chat se-
nr6.
Felt9lcnsleften III Den Ser. Gtaateu.
ytad' Dem 'Hcd)eiter Demotrat'' babew bic uuter-
terideol'ben, bauptl6hlic,ten reliqi6Ieu Setten in
ben %cr Staaten Die rI9cnoe ibneu sseniiber ebence
|Sn;ohl BON 8efenncru
Saphtcn 4OeOyOOO
Wtetncolltcn 100000
Yre5bpteraner 2.175OOO
@cn9resatipnaliIfcn 100000
Tatbotlten 100000
Sp!scrpalrn 100000
Hnloerlaltlten 100000
SufDer1ner $4,000
Nefcrm1rte 100000
9u6fer 220OOO
tln1tarler 10000
Saufer 10000
Wtormcnen 10000
Scbdter 5000
St.petenbur9ianer 5000
Slnlenocrter 5000
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-06
Cine WsAb!mdble uno Bauerei 3.1 Utrf0uftW

N@'"e o"FV e''EFHFHVVIE'l
Ser unterd1r'ebene betet uuter ben biQiafteu BE.
Iere1 uno cine MabmlbIe, 9cleeen tn SoeflCn Tounfi
Sfart Scunty, Sblc, nno befannt inter Dem Non,en
.sWaobrcOt NRiQ. gum @erfauf aus--Oie NPubfe feat
"f q" s'fs Ssds ME teeieneen asr NIT % 6n san nO
men: Se 1T IN elnem 9uten 3uitano unb fam gefhdf
te Ir SauFente uuo Stunben eerridten. un0 irat in,
tclpuntt zines Der ldtnften eanolrd,e fir M}ai,em
int Staate, boIbweas 3pifder Maiiaon uuS gnItSm'
uno Weilen bonn Sbbic @anal. c""''"
Die 8auerei lpirb enttpccer oou, rhpr ,vr, o,s.;,
NIT Der Wbe oerfauft uno entbdlf 200 Sheer o~snst
Iud,tes eano IN 9utem nnb oerbe0erten 3aifono.
&lm 9uter Suel ODER SteQbt, miro carouf oeopbpu
Snr oos SSabcre ertunotee Nd, entpebcr ouf bcm
ISbio. ''''" W '''"'''"'"'
Wa|TQcn- /. N,louf 1914
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-12-06
Ser Water1on6 s. SreWn6 un6 05ei1f Ser 3eIf.

Ole Conf ttutio DON Soma.- Gle
@cnoeutiUn our @ntwerfun9 elmer @cnituttcn fir cas-
Ierritorium, bas ndditen 9Binter aIs Staat in bic
Union au9enOmmen eroen miro, bat ibre 9!rbeiteru
beenoet. Die @cntituttou it oOrtrclid uub edit re-
Gle Seitimmunaen in Se5u9 auf @orpo-
ratlrnen, Santen uno SrIfs fhuIen (iuo seitaen,de
Seine Crprrotrn fanm encn Sreibrie alf ldn9er ais
auI 20 c5abren crbaItcn, uno meun 1e fcrtbeltcbeu
mill, mus ne nm cInen ncnen 8reibcicf nah sblauf
rer teaimmten 3cit bel Der gelet0cbuuo einfcmmcu.
Seine Sant fann @efddftc te9nnsn, menn nic)t urr-
her bic SeSolternn9 ces Staate6 ben 8rebref 9encb
mtst bat perlSnibe Gcrautwprtld,fet lit cine cout.
tutlcneue SlauieI. Gas 9cht tes Nccrruf6 olcr
aUrpcrattonen 1T fir tmmcr gelIdert. DerSraat cart
ME Sbcll an Santcn rocr anrern &orpcraticneu ba.
ben Die ScIfsihulen lIno 9ed)ert uno Die @Unfitu-
ton rerOronet oaB Der Superintendent oerelDen pon
Staat au9eeQt peroe. Die gauge Contribution teur-
tunOet ben Sortihrit Der 3ct III Scu9 auf Die bents
te9en sn9eIe9enbe!te', u"b 5e9t, oaB bic 6entlide
Netnnns se9en bic unrcrublifanfben 9ebren ces SIS.
secraItsmus 1nmer nno mebr fh ertldrt
Or g. Wf. Oaer bon Columbus 1T pom Vrd(Iocu-
ten Der 9cr. Staatcn gum ;,peiten s6teuten oes Sc
nerapcltmellters crnannt mrrren. crr s. 3d. SYlpl
Der Sebrr rielcS sImt tefcretc, bat ntbc neccrse
le9t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20

onc. tbrougbout the world After having tn
umni,ed over abuses, pTcirdiccs and oh=tacrs' II
u,,,l introduce new faith, the manners and PF'ncl-
pies OF new SOCIETY,"
The Press. witch recognizes us MISSION
The union of politics and social science
Tine evcr.widcuing separation OF impulses 'fapn
violence. OF ideas from progress. May the press
.oon make familiar To the world the revelation 81
nc nurnoses of Providence, the peaceful means OF
genera! welfare
To the re-cnerated Press
By GERMAN.
The union Of france amt Germany = ms
,rish was spread among us at q period wien Inc
.,r.. brands of war he'd been cast between t"p
.,,,,, nations. Now that al! chance o! collision
,,s happily disappeared. now that ideas ot pacific
,-ocrsss already cement the desired union, we
mould more ardently interchange these sentiments
II Brotherhood.
Germans and Frenchmcn. assembled within
these precints, LEI us pour forth This cry-'!ye! Ia
Fcancc! yiye !'Aiicmagne!
pY ~ IKI.iNAN.
T'he French Nation ~ ithln lis bosom -Four
,r has deposited the thou DIT Of socia harmony
Aay F,ance, approaching her irne MISSION, iiFs'
i've the cx.rupie Of this lc-ciI"us harmony. ana
!nyite ali other nations toward IT Nav geneF''
,olliics be transformed under The lutiu.nce %
,hese social principles proclaimed By France !!
rnus will this great na,ion found lis pn"eT, us
,orv and Us dignity on The love and grot'udeoi
all people, and accomplish Us 2foTldenliai destiny
BY PROFESSOR.
THOSE aofo suffer here beiotc 10 all chilled
hearts, 10 ali misunderstood MINDS, ali generous
instincts which find no outlet!
Nav thus mark Of pious sympathy winch we
tcndcr them, amidst this festival, reach the hearts
If our unfortunate brethren.
Nav they embrace the consoi'ng hope OF a neai
aud better future, announced by regeneratng
science.
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE ~ ARRANGEMENTS.
Orr absent ti7cadS!-1" AL those who, far
rom us. are III like manner assembled to ccic-
ar;,,e the anniversary OF the Master and win
commune with Us in the same homage and tie
same desire,
10 ali those devoted men who share our sym.
pa;h!es and our hopes, and who link their efforts
with ours to hasten Inc moment when we shall
at last be able to realize the sublime conception Of
Fourier
To those, now alas 50 numerous, whom death
has surprised combating IN our ranks, and who,
from, the exalted sphere IN which they are assem-
bed at this moment smile on the progress OF L
cause which is ever theirs
70 our friends who have died in the service Of
humanity
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Arrived.


Slp Ilelespuu, Ellis L. j, I'm iaiun7as sugar to Snnpfd
ie,un 8 Co an INST, soin: ~. schr Ocavr from New-D
iira nnoeon Beyin Is d from Aoalachcoa cotton to Il
i,ns tard Goatrrh L. i, I'm Mayasuez PR sugar to L
De Forest 70 Lett nac >cfs tnrur,. Chi>e Bnl
more 10 d.; Ar-uu >. iu Norfolk do: t.icb"wrT do
Be-: Wm CNulwei, Homer. Tor l'iu :elphln IN IL.
Ing Sumuel Abholt, GnFie = Is fi Newport Wales iron
10 norman r. Johnston.
irie Nnn Elm. Hunt, Ii d from hey West cotton to l.
Maitland
Schr Traffic Rodgers > d. from Baltimore, nd,e to J x
Br,re>.
o sdcu sd IN CO with bfe Clarssa for NLoulon: Ecnu
schr Victory. Payn,ct d, ian Richmond. COIL
Schr Muana. Ihornon is I'm tOiy Landing corn 10 II
+ ilAvens.
cr adelaide Ecdel 81 hour. Norfolk ud.e to s.urses
,,i ,aachcs,er Worth from Richmond lnl.c to Allen *
rcr Fzi. Dearborn. d, I'm Richmond, ceal.
Srlr Nury .I,ne Richards Philadelphia. coal
:'ctrJnni. -. Z hmond. coal.
,srhr Gen lact son. Mile. N,r.iriu. cohl.
,'cir George franklin. Nelson. Nrgluia. corn.
Sch5 Charles We.ruir. Nlrrinn coal.
-rl'rt T. Brown. lone. de-. coal
.srift %! iiun-nn. - do
.-chr Walter Jones. Baker Nrgina.
s;c;r Expedition. Savage. Cherry Siura com.
ssrhr Ndrut. Bci-ll. Norfolk flour. *.
Schf knicksrbocser. W h--ier \"fi"lS, shin.cl.
Sch y NJ Penn, Foster. Call.; lumber.
seir Uacas, E,s=f,, rliladepha, nd,e.
snip II Allen. Charleston: bark Cc-no. Wind Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20

AWFUL MUapER.-Onc of the most horrid
murders VIC have ever been called upon 10 record
was psrpetrated about four miles West OF VIM.
chester, Ind on the 9,h inst. The Winchester
Patriot furnishes the following particulars
About Twelve months since Adam Fl, German,
emigral.d To this County from Columbus. ONO. ac-
conlpa, led by his wife, daughter and son in-um,
(th- vi Tim OF ihis atrocious act) The old n'an
pu chase tract of land upon winch they all sci
ted, hut il not long until difficulty arose b.
tween the old mau and hi> So,i-in law, and we uudrI
stand rha threats OF personal violence were made hy
both parties from the time I'll he Il. Al difficulty Ua'i.
the accomplishment of ,hc murder. Martin Hcill,
the Sou-n-!aw of FL came IN town last SATURDAY..
aud returned home al night, when II quarrel cnsUrd
between the parties, but nothing serious appre-
n-nded from ihiS and on SUNDAY morning they
again had lew words: after breakfast over
Mr.. !leltz, while in the act OF shaving and sitting
with his lack the old man. he lthc old man.. took
down his gun and i'll the presence of his wife ard
daus htcr Shot his Son-lu-iew the ball entering ew
inches below the neck bone. On seeing her hus-
band fail the daughter ran but was pursued for some
distance b, the old man. who had reloaded the gun.
She, however, escaped, and The ncighbo!s soon
in and arrested The murderer who is over seventy
years old The Young man lived but few hours
after receiving the shot.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
fSic ba .daUn :. Co.'s Celebrated
4 NL-L ~. y Z Y ~ L L -

rrIIS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable mate'
free from ndulirnfIOn, ami warranted ire. rom ay 'hHt
Glenis detrimental Ia int was discovered Y'.! Ine etH
since 10y nn individual s"fely afflicted with l ItEkNl ~
- RDFi Ia md who lr. been under the rftHeiw ~
mos, piysrnHS ~ Tie MED states i"f esn lea
w,tuui the nppnrn hone ct fesDrHuDn :" hcnn aie
wds by them pronounced mcufn1e but ~h. it A'E Ls
ae named clic.uc i've weeks, fr-t'rt' 10 pIe'
h n'th hat n.eilcine has been oid with unpcei'l ', 'o
cess and hn. never fnIed nnny Instance we nhsn sr
with lfeton> to clier perfect cure - ne o1G fV
It,ea,c, t" ,,t:-$ALT RIiEIN, SCRDfliA, J.. n
NTED $trOft.LA, BRONCHITIS; EENER S'ktL35
hlNG'S EIll.. Iil!SItLu lNfLAMMAnyyEE,1;p ~ i!
BllES. SCUKNN Chrome SuKE Eh - BinltnH'
PiMPtES uN TIE FAIE. SCAip ilEAI Nh AZ ~.
60 TASEul : DISEASES OK PAINS OK I!t IN ~
ARiSlNL FROM ~ lNJl pLC!nl SlDF MEkl OH ~
OR AN IMP RE STATE OF THE BLOOD. The -tF
e, uece bl, been te,tcl m AL the d'rde' s'e
..i-ri,re, md lis effect. tsuy 'tonng uoy one q
bic ,l,o"a tukrn 'by adult errh nniDy urfea
M l" u.tily prutIic,~ tonic elect Wiir .il ''''h
II $50 net. gentle c"7,nrc increasing iHr HPfnr -
general ne W nfiie pnteHt. cAu'lg nlin intel "H W
c.sirgc pftlry. and producing an e.'rial mr.
ii moi, :, .t-m. purifying ard producing l-de ''upA
nitIe blood. IA
persons wn taking H. should fernn ilem the dAe Of 81
-u1arans d1SsG nj y 'en'"nst. - '5'I 2,Gr
C,rernl GENT - pncfce OPPOSITE Custom u * 'en
~, ami 10 A,;nr ;ou,e iu 5i3 aHd ~ BfpadMlL,
i'fJadt.!y nUd Cngulef- street "" =,
No III ~ Nos. ~ and ~ tower NJ; - fIAA.
No. II aad ~ llu i 500 - Hog49Hd street. -
Hudson No. 10, No. Isl ni1 i,o cn'ar
So. - tntilfn-rtfrc; N"s. 81 and ~ Inf'if ''"'
tnnnl-,tfect ,t...
streets; and Wm Hnsrr,e. squire BuIii9f, fnef ".
lew r'd Aenc,t,.. and by oil the principal din3-' ~ -
lr l. r. iork,ow. No. 81 Beavers. Clinton BUidihn
L;cnerAl Wholesale and ketal gen, 10 Albnny. 81
r. W. Dyolt K son. 40. l+3 NJ IN Sc'"ni'i' 'ehe'H
Wholesale Agent for PhIlndeiphm. ,,.
the above places. M e"dlmL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20

EXPLOSION OF THE BLACK HEATH Coal Prs
Since the notice in our last of this unfortunate
disaster, We have been informed that three more
of the bodies OF the unfortunate sufferers only
have been found. They were perfectly lirleSs
and much distigurcd. Up to our last accounts.
the bodies OF the remaining eight persons who
were in The pit at the time Of the explosion had
not been found, though the search Tor them was
still being actively prosecuted.
Rich. Compiler, June L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20
THE TRER NE.
THE FLIGHT OF TINE.

BY J. C. rERcIvAL.
FAMILY flow, thou falling river,
Like dream tina, d;es away;
Down the ocean gliding ever,
Keep thy calm, un-ufiled way
Time with such a silent motion
Floats along on wings OF AIR,
To ctern,ty's dark ocean.
Burying all its treasures there.
Roses bloom, and then they wither;
Cheeks are bright, then fade and de-
Shapes OF light are waited hither,
Then, ike visions. hurry by;
Quick as clouds at evening driven
Ger the many colcrcd west,
Years are bearing us 70 heaven.
Home Of happincss and rest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Z. v
No. % Cedar. one door from Nassau It.
IAS lt received um Auction mHgif cent French printed
Muns, rich HToche Plaid and striped Poult dc see Of
superior quality bnck striped Barrecc New style baLo-
lOI, striped Barrre shaw'-, Ladies' tinvats,
1ch HIT and Cap Ribbons, Brussels 1hread ard sshoIr-
Lhces. white and bllck Cardinals, coored SIX ,ha"s.
Rurn-ey he-rng Hosiery Gloves, sc. Persons purchasing
r ca, w do well call and examine the stock bsiotr pun
chasing tael goods. myo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20

TROY STREEr-Public Notice !, hereby gwen ;h,, pe
uton has been presented the Board Aldermen To-
the Sidewalks IN Troy sISe between Greenwich and Wash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20

IL tlc bris Timol.on from IN iaehco'q-ll Guyon
Gurus. ~hi,r u Roberts. hda. Il iscebfacS. { McGies
ar : Il MilHkcn. T. II iiui--y II Howard
in N, Shg HeieSyoH; from .Nstaasa'-C Bush Mrs L II
Bush. I BerIaud
cnlldren servants, IT. Reeves, aud lady Rev Mr. Hun
son and lady; Mr. Cammc. Mr. BOVINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20

Arr Nantucket, 18Th sc Telescope Shoals with Is bb!
whale.
whale shin passed down Sound lt,h probably the Enter.
pu>e, iuf Nantucket.
Cleared i, Warren, 18th ship Chario, Luce North West
Coast.