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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18
"TO THE VICTORS BELONG THE
SPOILS,"
SICKNESS I'm CHILDREN

And the suffering which they undergo from
Worms often tend to fatal termination, while
the cAUsE is never suspected. Offensive breath,
picking at the nose, grinding the teeth during
sleep, starting in sleep with fright and screaming,
troublesome cough, and feverishness, are some OF
the prominent symptoms OF the presence OF
worms A timely use of
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18

The dogs were very eager in The field
eapeciolly wolf dogs. NiUdcr ohe Of
the best, " ouid run 40 other trail o.,
Larry knew this, and watched With most
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-18

FOR the cure ofCoughs, Consumption Asthma
Colds Bronchitis Liver complaints, and all dis
eases OF the Pulmonary Organs. Read the follow
ing letter received short time since from iigbIv
respectable inhabiant of Westchester county, N. Z
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
City Intelligence.

Police ONCE, March IA. "A FLASH II THE PAN
SUPPOSED DUEL-Mr Moses Henriqaes, of "a st.
Marks Pace made affidavit at the Police to-day that
from Information he had received he believed that one
Char Cooper OF Texas in this city had carried
challenge from person to his brother Alexander Hen
rques also OF st Marks Place. and that he believed that
his brother would be induced to accept the challenge
fight the challenger and therefore he prayed that they
might be arrested and dealt with according to law.
Alexander Henrques accordingly arrested by Off
Mken. and held to bail by Justice Merritt in the
Of $000 to keep the peace and warrant was ssu-
ed for the apprehension of Mr.. Cooper.
MIR. Alexander Henriques, of Varck street, called at
the Police Office and stated that challenge had been
SENT but that Misunderstanding having arisen between
Alexanders in of the opening OF let
ters by Alexander which intended for another
Cooper went to negotiate the matter between the two
From the fact that Mr. Cooper visited Henriques Of St.
Marks place, the friend Of Henrques Of Varck street.
this morning, the tmidty of Mr., Moses and his
fear that his brother would fight duel probably arose
The similarity of names in this has produced mis-
takes equal those Of the Dromos the two Smiths
the two John Joneses and the two Thompsonsa certain
gentleman having been killed by assuming the latter
name upon one occasion in public.
Mr. Cooper will undoubtedly appear voluntarily at the
Police Office tomorrow and give bail keep the peace
although he does belong to the Navy.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Providence.
Correspondence OF the Herald
PROVIDENCE, March IA, lS45.
Political Ne,cs- Democratic Conren-
ti0ns-Nominati0ns.
Providence.

IkOVIDkNCE, udICH II, Ao1o'
Interesting Political Ne,cs- Democratic Compen-
tions-Nominations.
DEAR BENNETT
II is now 3 o'clock, A. M and have just re-
turned from one of the most important political
conventions ever holden in this State-important
mean in the result of its deliberations, which has
asonished many of its own friends, and fairly
well inform you at once, that the democratic con-
vention which assembled in this city last evening
for the nomination Of State ticket, throwing en-
tirey aside all other considerations, have nomlna-
ted such ticket solely with reference to the un-
conditional liberation Of Gov Dor. A very pro-
minent and influential whig, Charles Jackson, Esq
was nominated Tor Governor by unanimous vote
more Judcous and powerful nomination could
not have been made 1t carries terror into the law
and order camp, and almost lnsures the defeat OF
Gov. FeDner. Wings by scores will vote tor the
whlg Jackson in preference to the law and order,
alias Algerine democrat Fenner, and 1t Is almost
beyond a doubt that the former will be triumphant
ly elected.
have written you before of some troubles in the
law and order ranks, growing out OF the opposite
elements OF which that party IS composed. The
wings proper sick Of James Fenner, the present
Governor, and they do not hesitate te express
Journal OF this city refuses to give him that cordial
support which he has received from 1t for several
years past. That paper has even refused to notice
editorally late law and order meeting held in
this city, which was got up by Fenner's friends to
heal the divisions between the wings proper and
made wider-the friends OF liberation have out
wltted Old Durham, and his fate is sealed.
have no time to write you more at present.
Yours, truly, CIV.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Common Pleas.

DtIUfU JUuBE UTsnUeH5r
March H.-)ane Darts vs.. John Shepherd.-This was
action of trespass to damages for forcibe
sjectment out OF premises situated at Avenue B The
already tried in the Superior Court where ap
peared the mother Of the plaintiff mulcted defendant In
damages to the amount OF $50 for assault! 1t appeared
that the occasion referred defendant being anxious
to get rid Of the plaintiff who occupied as tenant pro
blood relation of his distinguished namesake, Jac
Shepherd) assaulted the old woman Action is now
brought by plaintiff the lessor to for the orci
BILE election defendant applying the argumentum 5acu
to test the principles the law of landlord and
ant The defence put in thathe occupants INDUCED
gentlemen to occasionaily visit their dwelling.
Verdict for plaintiff 500 damages and cents costs
The term OF this Court has concluded.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Navy AGENTS. litsS OFFlCE.-Nsw York. March 18th,
Snprs,wl ss rsseysd e th. office until The lh day Of
spes:d articles foI the O Nays service quar-
be e deliver The !squi.iton Of the Commander
supplies Of the same specified articles The Of the
ties named.
The deliver these supplies the Navy ard
into the custody othe Naval Store Reaper appropriate pack
cssd for in this viii B. required BY the first day
within tea day. from the Of squisition Every a
Gle be Of the best quality in all sects Ssmrles the
required acl be application Naval Store
Keeper at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
These supplies will be subjected the INSPECTION of such
ocers OF the Navy Yard NAV
sgnae All rejected articles notice
tor be Immediately from the Navy and thers
satisfactory character forthwith in lieu thereof
Aflue on the part Of the comply these
conditions will Justify the agent purchasing open
to supply Deficiencies and the his surees
will be held liable for loss the Department may by
of any such failure.
Buds wohrds Of the estimated amount Of each contract
will be required with two satisfactory ee whose names
must be submitted with the proposals. Ten Of the
amount ach delivery will be withheld collateral security
for the faithful fuhlment Of tho contract until the expiration
thereof.
Proposals embrace entire Of articles and be en-
dosed according its number form of offer will bs shown
m zrpl;r
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

PATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL-The proprietor Of
the aboy. establishment informs the public and the
proper order are now open They are abnndanty
supplied with Croton Water good tendance and every other
requisite to promote health and comfort Entace Broad
way through the Hote and in New street.
mill 2wsec r. BLANCHARD
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
SARACEN'S HEAD.

Ne l2 Dey street (adjoning the franklin Hotel)
osEpH SMITH lac Of Worcester England begs Leave
that he has the above and fitted up in
style second H. has also taken care to provide the
creature comforts for the inward man.
II o'clock there will always be sandwich ready and at
end served style suitable to the palate Of the most as
dious epicure:-
Beef Steaks-Mutton Chops--Vsal Cutlete-Broed Ham
and Eggs-trzzled Bacon-Wesh Rarebts-Poached Eggs
Sardines-Celd CHts-Cpam Cheese
s. will at all times keep hand the choicest Wines and
Spirits selected with that peculiar old and experience
ed Bottled Porter Cider aud sparkling glass Of
Albany Ale accompanied with pure Havana all Of which
times. mh9 W eow&ec
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
County Count.

MARCH A-This Court met last evening, and ad-
journed to Thursday next at o'clock in conse
quence of the absence of Alderman Hasbrouck, whose
daughters funeral took place last evening
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
NEW YORK HOTEL,
22l RrOadyVav. New York Cltv.

THIS and splendid establishment opened on the Of
the city, is nov ia full opsrato9 III: entire front Broad
ranged in quits departments and the
and elegant for the Of families
perfect .a,'.ctop all who favor the house with their
combined leaving optional with persons take
meals Table dote in private parlos carta
suit their convenience
The location Of house the great number Of large and
beautiful parlors the spacious and airy halls render
desirable residence for those visiting city either busn
or pleasure J. H. BILLINGS Proprietor.
m m m Il
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 15 s45
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
E ne has leased the above establishment and now pre-
on very moderate terms has been put thorough
cnd complete repair painted and reftted with additional
but socits the travelling commu ity TO visit and give him
trial. and Judge for themselves that his
manaTemen deserving the patronage Of the public The
cation being central to business offers inducements
chants from the country from its retired unsupass
ed ny any other house in the city.
Terms 81 PER day-per week ia proportion
he bees call the attention of parties that the
Assembly Room will be to let those giving Balls and Con-
ces for the naming OF the and that the
w shortly ss PIT in complete repair and fitted in magni;
gentlemen ofthe law referees
has undergone and that he ready accommodate
them on reasonable temswhch will be by his regua-
tiOn OF room hire.
MA select number of permanent boarde will be taken
very moderate terms.
R6 2w*uc MINORD 3. THRESHER.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

Before Judge Sherman.
MARCH 4.-John Collier VS. Jacob B. Kreemer.-This
was an action OF assumpsit to halt years
Of basement let to defendsnt No $50 Broadway, for
SIS per year. in May ls44 The defendant on the
ground that the premises were badly lighted Verdict this
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
ST. GEORGE HOTEL

lNe!t Block below Trinity Church, and Wall sreet)
subscribers lessees and popretors Of the above we'll
known establishment having recently taken it for Of
mat they are now ready to meet the
afford
The Of the house large airy and comodous; and
have been, but latey fitted with and elegant funi
tue.
The domestcs attentive respectful and obedienthe
BILE abundnty supplied with all the ubstantials and Injuries
e good yphe cellar contains ample o the choicest
house. constantly kept clean and heshul condition
Having avaed themselves Of these and many other advanta
propretor not only deem il duty but a;o take pleasure
while endeavorng please although they pretend
smile at competon yet they determned by assduous
charges that those who house shall with
dagontment and that those who shall expert
ence dissatisfaction. JOHN n. MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York, Feb. 1, l045. "a m&rrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
NATIONAL HOTEL,
b COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street

NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. C0urtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,
NEW YORK,
Three Doors from Broadway
THIS NEW HOTEL win be opened on the aoh inst when
and the public with board The Lodging Rooms large and
airy and the internal fail to please
The 0caton being the Of business offers
passed by any other House in this city.
The Furniture, Beds and Bedding, all and made
pressly for this establishment.
Families who wish Parors Sleeping Rooms attached
BE tapdsomey accommodated The subscribers their
friends and the public that efforts their shall be
wanting comfort and convenience Of their guests
and he they solicit share of their patronage they hope
duties of their
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WICKOFE 4 co.
f7 lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Marine Court.

Judge Nelson will open this Court on the 7th April
and assume his duties.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
Circuit Court.
u. q. Circuit CourH

Judge Ednende opens this Court on Monday. There
nearly 400 the civil calendar independent
the criminal calendar which contains some heavy cases
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS,
No. Gold street, New York.

(LATE THE cALEDorIA).
HENRY WILSON of Brookyn) begs inform his friends
esSshmeps on M G Of n &
The has been thoroughly repaired newly furnished
department. and the best Of every description
liquors cigar. wines domestic and imported aes and
will be provided.
Ordinary will be served up every day from to O'Clock
r M; and Refreshments will be furnished any hour during
the day and eveaing. f28 imje
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
TO MERCHANTS
VISITIN NEW YORK CITY.

ID. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET,
(sErwkEN WILLIAM AND EAssAu srREErs,)
~ GOODS. 'nhNoh FANNY
On for SALE by the package cusomers at the most
reasonable terms,
WORSTEDS.
Zephyr German and Tapis.ee Chine Ombre Worsted
Floss Twisted Plain and Shaded Silks in Sticks and Spoos
. CHENILLES
Embroidery, Flower. and Trimming Chenille.
. :, PATTERNS.
Berlin Embroidery Patterns, most splendid selection.
= CANVASS.
French and German Canvas for Embroidery of Cotton
Worstsd, imltation Of Silk and Silk Silver and
Gold BEabs Il Al sid'h'.
GOld' Silver Steel sqa II Tls.s n Beads and Busls.
Embroidery Needles Steel Wooden ivory Ebony and Whale
bone Knitting and Crochet Needles.
,,. EMBROIDERIES.
All kinds aud such a. Shoes
and Ottomans, &c &c.
~ FANCY GOODS.
All kinds OF Paris Fancy Goods such Purses and Purse
Irimmings. Head trnaments Bracelets Hair Pins Combs
Nc: Necklaces Gold and Silver Baids Tnsel Cords and
Silver Bullion Tasssls, FRENCH MILITARY i RIM
- Wire Goods, such Baskets, Watch Holders, &C., &c.
German Rustic Willow Chairs, Baskets Work Tabes and
Sofs, &c.
OILED SILKS.
Oiled Silks different eolo,s, the best French.
Frnges, Cords Gmps, Tassels all colors Qualities i'm
f15 St&W3m*rc
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

NOTICE TO DYnks-The very superior liquid Pink Co.
lo srtcnsycly used the dYepE es,sblshsnts
OF France for sale by HENHY 4 KAHN
mil iwsrc ~ Liberty street, up stairs
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

10 tn0 FuDIICs
UrHE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspapn-pub-
shsd every day Of the year New Ye Day and Fourth
Of July Price copy-or 81 per anrum-postagss
paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubhshed eve Saturday
nonngprce 6k cents copy, OF - II per m-post
ages paid. cash in advance
ADVERTISERS informed that the circuatio " the
Herald is THlRTY-FIVE THOUSAND, and in, asinR
last has the largest circulation Of any paper fh, city,
er the cord and therefore. the best channel for
~en in the city country Prices moderate-cash in advance
PRINTING of all kinds ths most moderate pres
Nd IN the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIEToR OF THE HERALD EsTAbLsHMENr.
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald., 1845-03-15
DAG Err RI TYPE
GENERAL

U n > IN ~ Isl AbL !SH L |,
EXCHANGE BUILDING, fHILADELPHA.
THE CRIbER0 beg save 70 inform the Daguereotype
Artists that hsy have eocsdssby sn.rEd th: connse
and Europe They have also made arrangements BE- Supplied
with new article used N the p@resreotype Art Thsy
Csnsa consstas Of hrs: ssren. sizes for the sale Of
Plates and Chemicals, either for Dasueeoype Caloype,
made their especial order Gases ofa sizes the best Polishing
constantly ON hand nr long cYnnecten with the Dssuer
otype Art and their in taking pictures serve
recommendation and reliance Dasuereoype Artists By
ordering articles from Of the above named countnes
ssss Their prices ca.h Pnces Current and information
may W '''"' II r LANGENHEIM,
rs lmsec Exchange Duildng, Philadelphia.
uARDWARE PA!ER-iso rsams Dunnel's superior Hard
h,s Tsr' Paper 81 1sEkSs S nRooks g and q N.sssu 81.
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

u 10 UrtSs EyeS, q nch,
I Pound Escutcheon Pins, u to 4 inch,
a ses French Escri oise frimnings,
Dozen Pit-Saw Files, 10 inch,
do three square Files, from to inch,
IL Sets Table Fastenings, :
6 Carpepter's Gougrs,
Sc Soeh ct Gouges, handled,
s Bundles CoOper's Fiags,
Q Dozen French Fitches,
6 Griddles,
The New York herald., 1845-03-15

~ COUNTRY SEAT 10 LET-Io let for ore or
3TN years, the beautiful country known Wood
<Nlawn situated NorIh RIVER az foot Of SD street,
Containing about 8 acres
he dwelling house having built last year.
the stable and other buildings are in good order
Possession can be gwen Immediately For terms, apply
w. L. GU rI1NG,
m8 2wsec SO Wall street, 748 Broadway.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-23
L.7VDS! L.4NDS!!
Bargains! Bargains!

bargains! bargains! Bargains!
YNHE subscriber DESTROYS of closing
Il all his business, offers the following
lands for sale. and will sell them unusually
w,-one third cash and the balance on
time. To wit:
In Des Moines County. l.. T.
Tae ] N E / sec. 81 town II N r w
lying about nine miles from Burlington. on
Flint River. 1t is heavy timbered aud first
rate lilabls soil. Also
The undivided one half Of two hundred
and sixty and forty.ionr hundredths acres
on O'Connel Island Immediately above Bur-
lington: upon which is first rate loca ton
for a wood yard, plenty OF timber for steam
boat wood. The land is high and ore
third nevsr overhows in the highest floods,
it is very rich soil and would make goo
garden. 7e..as s55..se ss..&ssets
.e3 o In Louisa CUn,lfy
Lot No sec a9 town rs n R.4 W.
The above was selected at the first Land
sales by an experienced man in the dis.
ltii'ag business for a distilery, Refer to
W d McCord, Columbus City, Iowa, who
will show the premises,
In 4Wuscafine County. sssa
.e The undivided half of the
sc / sec III town II N raw
ne do "a do do do do } do
3se 4 do do do do do do 3 do
7n y W / Go IS Go do do do 3 do
The above Lands were entered at the
hrst Land Sales Of Iowa, by Thomas NJ.
lsest and John $. David; they are as rich
and productive as any lands in Iowa
Refer to Hon. Jos Williams, Bloomington
4LSO-Lot No Is in block No 81 in
the city Of Madison, the capitol of Wiscon.
sin Territory.
For further particulars enquire Of Oliver
Cock at my old stand in Burlington, who
is authorized to dispose of the same.
oot2 gaz copy JOHN S DAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-23
hardware, Planes, Edge To-:
and Building Materials. |
DONALDSON e. HALL, M.

- lecturers Of Planes and lmoorles \,
Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic IN
Tools, are now receiving their Fall III
OF goods, embracing, in part, SpearssvII
of all descriptions; braces and bits. EEL
and firmer chis.ls. turning chises
gouges. concave and common augefs, ~
butts and hollow augers, screw dn's.
spoke shaves, gimhleis, brace avis. ri
and training squares, measuring lines
tice and common guages, Devils, p'asI
and levels, falling, hand. broad and y
axes. shingling hatchets. and ship mas
COOPERS' TOOLS-Consisting oil n1
backing, following, champering, and M
up knives, broad axes. adzes. frowse'e
bowels, dwelling bits, &c, &c.; er's
mill and pit saws.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Consislis
locks catches, butt and Parliament DIV
screws, axle pnllies, nails. acc b
Table and pocket cutlery. butchsr 4
shoe knives, curry combs, long ans y
handled frying pans, tea kettles,
mills, shovels and tongs. 'Sandersans
steel: Hat, round and half round mel
barrels and gun locks, Ne. sgs
We pay particular attention 70 n's.
ics' tools. Of all descriptions. ana,
manufacturers, we can furnish 'e'n
more favorable terms than any hca's
west. nnE MA
N. B. A liberal discount maos
chants WHO purchase planes ~
are as low as any other manu'acs''
the United States.
81 Louis, Mo. n
iyl7-3m s8Ha iaA
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COACH FACTORY.
T. u R s II s. MIR RT.M.ls.

TURN their thanks to the citizens of
IL Iowa and Illinois for the liberal
snare OF public patronage which they
nave received and embrace this opportunity
OF informing them that thew have removed
from their old stand on Jefferson Street.
10 more commodious building, situated on
the corner Of Valley and Main Streets.
where they are prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice any description Of carriages
now in use, the workmanship and dnru
oiiity Of which have been fully tested in
TINS vicinity and need no further recon.
nendation.
ihey have just received good and gen.
eral assortment Of materials from New York
pittsburgh and Wheeling. of the latest
siyie't to wit: lace fringe, patent leather,
ehpt'c springs, &C., &c. which will enable
them TO furnish work at rates to suit the
pun.chaser. Produce of every d scription
taken IN payment for work. 53
iune 30 '41-tf
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lOoCasHs ready made ClotbiD,
JOAf 4. .u.1RTIE
At lis old stand, No. III. Nina,

AS already received over ina
- FALL AND WINTER CIo,ss
ING, directly from his manufac,a, .oi
city Of New York, where they w.r. = y
and manufactured by myself. ma M
conhdent that IN assuring the puhL. "
this tall my stock will be fresh ws,1 r ~
and cut lar superior to any s,ork -
fore received IN this city. uv go
tall will also be decidedly the la-gs., i Y
brought TO this city, and It has been ~ @'s''
~ The season when goods were A..
bought Tor cash, entirely haz,rs MI. y
IN saying that can and will sell lou..s,
any otLer house. / intend this mn ~ u
upon my old principle: which IL l,,...
aud small profits
Remember; sell three times III. -.
oil any other house IN the city. winch !.
enable me TO sell at one third lis nj
A large assortment Of clothing rn,nsl,.
tured expressly for the country trade vs.,
VIII be sold at u small advance, and !, i
most reasonable terms.
Farmers and citizens will do wellh
and examine my stock, as am cousl.,
that they will say, as hundreds d cpy.
ers have said, that Martins is the pl,,, |.
bargains.
Beware OF those who tell you their
Martin, Tor there are numbers who 1. !
remember | have but one store. wb,a,
No. III, Main street, large Ia on i,
the house.
Also, large stone flag across the uN
mtit, III front 40 the store, with the IN
oI Martin ON IT.
Bear II in mind pledge myself 10 i
lower than any other house.
Is no trouble 10 show goods at
IL JOHN 4. MARTINS
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FIRE! FIRE.!
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST
LOSS BY FIRE

I1ONJJ IINFI.
Agency 4Etna Insurance Company, Hart
ford, Connecticut,
TNHE subscriber having been appointed
Il agent for the above company is pre-
pared to insure against loss or damage bv
fire; dwelling houses, stores, barns, mills,
&C., &c, at as low rate as any similar in
stitution. r."
From the known ability and punetuality
Of this company in adjusting all losses GOV.
cred by them, those wishing to protect them
selves against loss will find it their interest
to insure through this office.
F j. G. PEASLEY,
Burlington Aug. % IA Agent