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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.


JUVENILE CONCERT at the Broad
~ way Taber71aca.-slr. c. WEBSTER respectfully
announces thai e. VIII give Concert with Us pupils CON
rs;ng the Ne-YoTk aud Brooklyn Juvenile Muse Scle
;i together with hi, W-ist Ci.s II tn srodo"ay so
nace on MONDAY EVENING, March elsi ms The ioi'
lowing the pieces winch vii be rfoFIeo on
The occasion.
Choru>-My Native Land bei.in
Song-Apericsa Eagle.
s Choru=-Lc,zo.rss Wi! Chase..,... 10y ION ".oeT
+ Se,ni-Chorus AID Choru>-The Spr:ns-i.rac has
Come -hozti'
Choru>- Pilgrims Meme s
DueI-The Huumnc Bird Ro>Slni
Semi-Choru. and ChoTuS-Come TO ,h.
siari SKY ''i's nrqS ,a ae
Solo and Choru.-Chjld. Return nom the " co.! and>
II Dueu-Now al moonlight, fairy hour. Thompson
- Chor1~-l come. come Sei!iul
Mr. ". ~ introduce his W.ish lass who viii sing >ey
e-al peces their native language TIE iotiowins
pieces which have been arranged Tor the OCCASION = on
Dolce Concerto. ntroucet " La CaclIcha- PER
garau Bavariau am, Tvroi>e Waiyze>. arranged =
Round. Will be- surg ~ Soliesg;o Exercise.
Tickets ~ cents admitting lady and geni!e!!lar NAY
be had II the BOOKSTORES Of Dayton K Newman Saatln
Miles. d. Fan>ea,v ard H. Raynor, a; AwiS. iic"ltN
Rley> Chri>,maa asd Firth Halls Music Stores II The
Book and IG-ic Stores IN Brooklyn and al the door on The
evening OF Concert.
Performance to commence half past oeooS. mig p
TyHE RAINERS have the honor TO an
J. aounce that they viii give another Grand Vocal Con
rrt NJ t.ie SOCIETY," Library Tuesday Ev.nng,arch =
WREN they VIII appear their National Suml' Co>trne
sin. variety ,fir popular pieces Ticket, 81
MS had NluSjc and The door Con-
Ger, 10 commence O'clock. P. VI. NIL Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

ca,,rable transactions took place in Francs a; 81
te S,rng B lis are held al, Il, With Eight demand
rbe wa. a raler active bushes, in Inland Ey-
., the Board So 800 Philadelphia sold at 99i
Ci,rirna improved slightly
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/ - Chancerv-B-for the Vice observation-disclosures
AyIar and others Charles Oakley ana ptlrrs-asttI
Sale
In pursuance Of decreta order Of the Court OF Chance
81 this State made III above viii be sold at puc
auction By Edward IL LUDLOW, aurtiOnc"T, under tht u
r,c,on o. tn subscriber. the Masters OF sdd Court al
rl Merchants, AiAchange. The cit. Ncw-lorki on .r
t,s elh DAY April w-l.e O'Clock, aooiI OF i'
;av all The rest residae and re.nIer0f The term OF twenty
o wears ~. 10 conn, and rnsxpired OF and N all ;hn,e Us
certain lot. pieces parcels OF land .siuai yt anu DC
ing in The Ninth Ward ri the CITY OF NJ" orh being par,
OF the premise. gcu,!ed IN and d-m>-G by certain .det
TIRE oil -n>s dated ouF Jay OF March, In inc year oe
thousand eig, hundred and !rent5 five e1tcuc~ by ir
Rector Church Warer and Eet.s men OF rnty Chufch
in the city nj N.w. orh and distinguished on map Or
chart al such "a thereof called M third or north !ir
ION of the church BY the nnsbcrs orr huhdreH at''
,;. five f!55l and hundred ny-si1 tl al taken
,oGet,.r are bour,i. follows beginning h, .aeri
sir fiuson-Strs1t al pontl>t"EL twenty-five
warlilv from formed Dv the Intersection o "
line o Hudson and thu >ut1ery me OF barrn-
street running th-nee .ouh.rtl along MI,
feet; thre -a vardly and parallel with BarTo's ee Our
hcrre ttet thence noTt!IN1rdy ana parallel w hudson
street f!tv e-t and thence wetvarly one handre'i !rt 10
e Mace OF beginning the SAID two lot. beng suoivIdrG
hons .r.cr-i thereon ycl hoses In@u-ed ny
The ,,-.t numbers a5i. 35.. ilui.on.s r.
p-ct:vely: together win al and ssngeiar the elc on-
ms cnt> members, privileges ara, apprrenaiIct i.te
unto belonging or in Wise appsrtaS'ng and also all me
e,;s4 n, hit teriG wars yet 10 come ana
,n-yr-G property, possession. eli adf demand ''lia1-
,ctl IN law As n equity, OF Cha-i-, Oakley o.
the above named defendants o. IN a 70 ir sad denisri
i --r,.. and -vrry par and parce hereof With The appO.
! ,enan-.s-Dated Ne~-Y FORK. Mach II, l3i2
DAVID CODWlSE, Master in Chancery
Solicitor. NIL 4Ja"oW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

MEMBERS Of the Bar.-H. Anstlce'
- Law Blank Publisher corner Cedar hia 49, 80
esi Inform Tho Member, al the Bar iha, all the banh
~ t' IN Bankruptcy published by him have ore u.u.
c. err,ion the Cr;,ed States circuit ana 80. ~
.sd Confidence can be placed IN i!enl .o'
so eTecacs. Every blank whC! may sereqnIred heiea!,
-. u ee issuer! >oon authorised by llc @
lses Of Blanks Bankruptcy thus Ear! nc ~, ~
ea The notice 10 Creditors II no" really iu'
HENRY ANSTiCE, Law h!anh tup'sheF'
< i'IIilr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

The resumption movement in Philadelphia on Friday
aa entirely successful In the aggregate there was nenry
a, much specie and specie funds deposited was drawn
rO, Tie principal run on the Farmers and Mccan
ct which, has pose bu, OF o0O names, yet the close
M had lost Only about $4,000 in specie The Atoyamcnsing
Bank did Open but promises 10 redeem its circulation
add deposits speedily 1t appears a, the Easton Bank
va, the first institution in Pennsylvania which resumed IT
commenced paying specie Tuesday last The Directors
D,he Bank of Lewistown Pennsylvania, guaranteed the
redemption Of It's issues
A bill i, before the Pennsylvania Legislature for the
abol.hny of the Brokers Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
nNE HOUR at JOG Nassau-s Street.

First heautiiu Young lady for 20, OF ShermaHs
ucomparah. Orris Tooth Paste. S. aid II wa-h drciouc
,rticI,-iHpar4 UGH dii.itu Fragrance {" her breath
preserve teeth, and gave them pol!shsh brihiancy
nat uapv OF her friend. cnyied Next came uatfon}
adv lor nos ol ShernaI. Worm LozeH%es for her little
,ranic!d She .a,d She had beard Tnu II about them
n, M her nealDors who had used ,irG and vas led To
~ t.m the child mat hal been gwen up BY her lam
IL doc or Then came nddc-3gc! man "!t a distress
~ cough and pain - Dr. Sherman prescribed
ne OF Poor Man, rtaser for his side, and box OF his
celebrated CGeg! L}2eng5 for ! cough; assuring him
IRE in s. iiar.. %hi- III. TIM. engaEed, young
5,yye OF some at the bar called Tor something
{, relieve distressing hcadacbr lie doctor handed him
three OF bis Camptoc Iaarge, and engaged bis attention
FOR minur- when he asked about his headache, when
10 * wa all zone. IL ,ai such cl-es wer. 81 sVeryiay
occurrence. ard oene Lozrnge would effect cure
These had ely et when Old dyspep,ic made his a-
:, box s5hefuiar Dinner Lozcnges W re at
handed bin. With oil beng y'the reIe-
Is he required Then consuniptIve ,nHing perso,
,io,c very appearance bespoke sp-"fy dissolution ~
on hi, way SOUTH hopes OF finding relief IN warmer
climate. The Doctor advice. hin 10 return 10 M e4ns, a.
be could possibly li.e month. D .eae 1f ua's u,o
rea ravage, Upon his constitution for iini "fF 10 %
Many had BEEN curc OF consumption, he sa. " %,
l-lzenges but who % "a! s9n' 'rsu M
able Such IS az hour N @ Na''an-'- oo "iiei' 'po
WI IN. dortor : ir6ng.I with cali, 9r h''ce asd M,
anon. 1I,dirar. o1efe.- ltG btIony once 10 'l's
.'ifv ue b,s zosnr.-85 Wiiam 70 and rs broad"ay
m cr II East Broa4-fv: ~ bie-ckef: and III
i,i.. "a All i3t F1ltsn.st Brooklyn. as Cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
1TORMS WORMS.-Doctor L. D


nARRHGtC .ANDY.--D Id. Elem
y irg's Quaker BALM Candv.-Th. Candy Is certain
ale and speedy, Da-rhra and all Bowel Complaints
This un-qualcd Compound possesses all The virtues OF The
Quaker Balm which has long been used among IN. Qua
krs for the above complaints and without doubt the near
.> nalibe Of any ching that can b. prodnced II hns been
reduced TO the candy form Tor convenience sake Nohiag
can excel lit
II is perfectly safe. being purely vegetable Certificates
may be seen by calling Mr.. Covert, ISL Nassau St sole
,,.n, ,nr ,he nronrir,nr ml6 lwis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

pEAVER CLOTHS at Prime Cost, at a
- the NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING EsIAh-
IISHAENT, lio Fulton street. near 6road1oJ
For lew days only, order 70 dispose OF he balance
NJ o- very desirable stock OF Beavers, embracing great
variety OF STYLES gentlemen who are SUI n waii o. d
good fashionable overcoet 10 eau anu
,b,,s-ly. as our Good. are ,iirec, from sort
err. bought exclusively TO! cash
Ra full as>orira.n, OF superior Cloths, Casmet-s
Aud Ve,tiugs always e found al me above
E',,i S,i,, rrrnj,het t,yentv-toCr hours notce-
= * ~. - '" = j. G. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

Treasury Notes Very plenty and The demand is limit
~ Sale, we're made as high as p per cent discount
,., ,ron the Collector Of New Yor that the Bank
# t,nerca and Bank oil Commerce have advanced each
Oo 0On 10 redeem these Notes, end the Banks OF this City.
determined leopard their power to pay specie have
.ed any further loans to the General State Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
MARRIED !:
DIED:

Ii Philadelphia, hv The Rev. George Chandler, on The
I'D Instant, Richard Ashton, 10 Mary Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

The Receiver of the North American rrus, & Ranking
Company will declare dividend on The Isl April
Aout s9Oo specie arrived Yesterday from Honduras
Considerable, amounts, Of specie daily taken in thi,
CIV Tor the Philadelphia Banks; one institution took
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
(,ROLIlIS,S ROAT Establishment, 400

49,, "aer.uect four door, east OF Catharlne hahe'
Ssr q TIE Sultan q, Miscals Pleasure barge he avg,
Victoria Atlantic Waho;ii sc. Al~, iic am o..
Ia, Warrington OF Pou@hkscp>ie, Dn'ches % ~ u
,s yips! and Wave ui Mobile, Geo stewart VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
r OOK AT THIS.-Just received at my

r OOk AT TflIS.-Justr received at my
Il i New Store, No sol Greenwic-sr., lo Sewing SILK
5000 skeins, cent? lot OF good Satin Ribbons only
per Yard lat of fine Long Cloth Muslins only
perce per yard; LOT best quality Satnc al only IS Cd
per wards LOT Of Saiinct n yard lot uperne Book
hluslis, 2s pr yd: ioI fine Canhic Nu>ns. 81 wide
only Is 81 pr yi lot Jaconct Muns Is cd: LOT OF La
dies Straw Hats at p Cd; lot good Silk Nsa ONLY CO! per
pair lot best quality Hat Ribbons only * pr yd lot OF
the best quality Plain De LANES only p Cd lot French
Prints, yard wide at only Is; lot Net Lace yard wide al
2n % pr 20 o' OF go 9na 9,, oe LANES per n
for sale large small quantities, Al WIlLEr tIAW
KiNSS Store, No. Ni GreenwchsL between Spring and
,,,al.c milf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
SECOND BOARD.
co.-c;nr and Money Matters.

re ,,,t,e ofuie Brokers Board quite large yes
Ia"..d me feeling was generally better. OF Long
Yards Of 900 shares .oId large proportion
. sn,ch were "a, Tie Second by broker 1t
lod at six days. the first Board. and 52i, srext
IL NJ the second Board. Delaware Hudson improved
#z,.- cent : ohio Lie s Trust l; HARLEM &C..
sales al stocks reached about s8oUV oil iifia
stall, sizes, 1902 tErir Rallroad) sold AZ -, dvi-
- of Ohio Skies improved per cent The Fancies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
NOTICE TO RUPTUR-ED PER-

NOTICE T O RUPT Z r ED PER-
Y SoNS.-Dr. a. G. HULL: No Ncsey street Astor
House New Tork-Persons afflicted with Ruptures may
RELY u,o the best instrumental aid The world affords, or
application this Office 'esey street New York either
Of his rurnerou. agents in the Chief town, Of the ntto
States Parents must be careful eXanin. The back part
ol Dr. Hull. TruS>cs see they are endorsed o' W
Hall III writing None other are genuine or IL be reeI on
rooa d. Upl guarantee. cure, 10 all otherwise healthy
patient, who call al hi, Office treatment II The cure be-
bot radical and permanent as 10 preclude ue necessity
nj wearing aDv truss whatever hc money advanced re-
rne on the expiration OF the tenn specified Tor The cure
whatever progress the rupture may have made toward era
dcatlon. ii,
Children under twelve years universally cured with
out further expense Than the cost OF te Ne Ia
deal cure ha. been under progressive pTacuca
,ntn, for than twenty yeats past, IN " hIt! ,
Truss Once AMI breuEh, 10 state OF uft'aieu
perfection ,,. .. . ~ no.,
tons OF Dr.. IlulT celebrated nse and tso' russ lot
The easy ans, safe retention OF Rupure> he>e limitations
cauno, lie relied on-ihey made hy unshuhu! sur
icons ana mechanics, au bette: a t'lS Ordinary
ru.>c OF Ike market. The gennDe have m, III iaiue IL
wiring. n.y. Iul Aus " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
Il The Fest KNOWN Remedy for Con-

CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK.
CoLLEcToR's, OFFICE. March 9th, 1872
" Noticp-propnsas will be received al this office un-
III Saturday the 2etll March instant for furnishing the fol
owing quantity OF Oil Tor Light Houses IN thu, district,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21
J Richards Anc;ionser.
EO BOOk-BINDERS and Hatters.-

EO BOOk-BINDERS and Hatters.-
Il The undersigned viii sell on MONDAY, 2lst March,
available congnmento Beokbinders and Haers Leather
.; various coIor'blu and cochneal. Alo 10
voice % Bark Skiyers.
Bootbmdeys' N''siin.-Al~o large quantity OF Book
binders Muslin.
Pres.e dc.--Aso Bookbinier's Standing Press.
Ruling Machine. Al.o Copying Press, and Ranage
Printing Press, &c. BANGS. RICHARDS PLATT,
rn19 RrAn cyar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

n n. =,
DAVID CODwlSE, Master in Chancery,
Gro B. BUrLER, Solicitor. NIL 2a"o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-21

TASTOK OlL.-The purest. best. ana
mos beautiful Oh ever offered ier sale N tbs hashs'
,,~ sal- by The bottle orrcaiied by the osnce by
0' S DAVID SANDS X co. Chemists,
,5sr- n Ea>t broadway, corner Marset-,,-
mo UATTERS.-The subscriber has
ro,.,pty on band full assortment OF SIZE rlush
v:i,i.l h. ,F.rs al very low prices
~ TaOS. P CUMMINGS, '' fnei''. near cara
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24
MISCELLANY.
From the Savannah Republican.
ARMY LIFE IN FLORIDA,

We publish to-day the journal of one ofour es-
teemed friends in Florida. 1t will give to distant
readers an idea of the character of that country,
where, through thicket and morass through bog
and lake, our gallant Army pursues n stealthy foe.
Any one who follows, in imagination, our soldiers
in their painful daily march, will at once be i'm
pressed with the immense extent of that unex-
pored region, and with the great difficulty OF fin
ding crafty enemy in a country so inaccessible
and SO full of secure retreats. The march desert
bed in the notes of our Correspondent was one Of
great ease, compared to many others which our
troops have gone through, although, to use his
own words, in private letter, he "marched OF
foot in mud and water, day after day. with my
knapsack and cold vctuals on my bnck-have
been on short allowance, sharing eagerly the bro
ken crumbs Of hard bread from the bottom of the
greasy haversack Of our negro guide"
Our friend has expressly requested us 10 re-
write his journal before handing it 10 the compos-
itor. He must excuse us, however, publishing
it as it is. We do moi think We could improve his
manuscript.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24
FLOUR or SLIPPERY ELM.

We live but to learn aud obtain knowledge
Being in the country few days SINCE on visit
to n sick friend, | was shown an article entirely
new to me. which is said TO he remarkable nulr-
toms aud pnlatnbe for debilned and sick per.
SOUS. 1t was flour prepared Ivy the Shakers, from
slippery Elm, and used The same as arrow-root.
One table spoonful Of this -four, boiled in pint Of
new milk; is excellent to feed infants weaned from
the breast - they will not only tnucn upon it, but
it will prevent bowel complaints. 1t makes an
easy and nulrcious diet for consumplive and dys.
pestjc persons. From the character received OF
it, presume it need only be known TO become Of
general USE u. S. Gazette.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24
OREGON.
Ertrdci from letter dated at Wilianet, Oregon
Territory, February 10, 1871.

IlTUuCI from q teter 0dted at w Htdnlef, oregon
Territory, February 10, 1871.
Communicated for The National hnielhgeneer,
] will tell you something of tho people of this
country. There are about seyentyfve or eighty
French Canadians settled In this country, princi-
pally discharged from the service Of the Hudson
Bay Company there are also about so Americans
settled in and about this country making, per-
haps, one hundred and twenty five to one hundred
and thirty male inhabitants, who are married to In
dian women. They raise from their farms, on
an average, from three to five hundred and some
from ten to twelve hundred, bushels of wheat,
besides great quantities of beans, potatoes oats,
barley, corn, &c. The Hudson Bay Company
have in their employ at Fort Vancouver about one
hundred and twenty-five persons, and many in
several other forts both sides Of the Rocky Noun
tains. These people, ns said before, are married
to Indian women and live very much the same,
in all respects rs our tnrmers ut home, with the
exception Of not being obliged Ia labor half as
much; they generally have from fifty 10 one hum
drcd head of horses, hall as many cows and about
the same number Of hogs; these all take care of
themselves. These people here cut no hay and
make no pastures they do not give their hogs n
ny feed excepting for about month before they
kill them. There il one church here, and the
people have contracted for brick church and
other buildings necessary, such MS school house
for the French and Que for The Americans The
French have one priest here, and one at Fort
vancouver. The Americans generally attend at
the mission, and, ms far as | can see, the people
here arc MS well behaved aud mora as in our town.
We have now a committee at work draughting n
constitution and code OF laws have in noluina-
ton governor, nm attorney general, three justices
of the peace, &C.; oyerseers of the poor, road
commissioners, &c. We have already chosen a
supreme Judge with probate powers clerk of
the court and recorder, high sheriff, and three
constahes; so that you see we are in n fair way
of starting rival republic on this side of the
Mountains, especially we constantly recei-
wing recruits--thoso people whose time has expi-
red with The Hudson Bay Company, and from the
! Mountain hunters coming down to settle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24
POETRY.
BEAUTY AND TINE.
ny MISS rARpoE.


ny MISS rARDoE.
Bcnutv wont out one summer day,
To foye in pleasures bower
And much she sportod in her way
With every opening flower.
At length she reached myrtle shade,
And, through the branches poeping,
She saw, among the blossoms laid,
Time most profoundly sleeping.
His head was pillowcd on his wings,
For he had furled his pinions,
To lingor with the lovely things
In Pleasures bright dominons;
Ills scytho and glass aside were cast
" How softly he rcposes !"
Cried Beauty, as she lightly passed,
And covered him with roses.
limo awoko-" Away" he kindly said
eco, trihe with the graces,
You know that | was never made
To toy with pretty faces.
"Tis pleasant in sweet cline
To rest awhile from dutyi
III sleep little more" said Time;
"No, do wake up" said Beauty.
lie rose but he was grim and old
She felt her roses wiihor;
His scythe upon her mock was cold,
His hour-gllss made her SILVER;
Her young checks shrunk, her hair turn'd gray,
Of grace he had bereft her;
And when no saw her droOp away,
lie spread his wings and left her.
And thus point my simple rhyme,
II is the minstrol's duty.
Beauty should never sport with limo
Time always withors Beauty.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24

A fnceous gentleman travelling in the interior
OF the State on arriving at his lodging place in the
evening" was met by the osler whom he thus adj
dressed
"Boy, extricole that quadruped from the vehi-
cIe stahulale him, denote him an adequate supply
If nulricious alimcnt, and when the aurora Of
morn shall again illuminate The oriental horizon,
will award you pecuniary compensation Tor your
nmiabIc hospitality"
The hoy not understanding n word, run into the
house, saying
"Mausier, here's Dutchman wants 10 see you"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24
MONTPELIER, JANUARY Fl, 1912.

sufficient height to receive the dir and light, which
is sometimes sixty feet unite to form distinc,
trunk, with branches out and is covered with
beautiful green foliage The bark is nearly white
or gray cOlored, and, from missions made into II,
there exudes lac ierous fluid, from which is
formed by evaporation tenacious gumlike ca
outchouc. The stout ensemble" OF the place
was wild and picturesque in the extreme. Two
miles to the east, upon n low pine ridge, stood the
village of the iustrous Ap-pi-a-ko, better known
by the familiar soubriquet of Sam Jones. The
huts and Sheds numbering some sixty or seventy,
were, if possible, more rudely constructed than
those Of the -,nl-ke-hadjo, md about the same
amount Of land under similar state of cultiva-
ton. This whole region is infested with varie-
ty of venomous snakes of great size. The water
and ground rattlesnnkcs, the moccasin, and the
adder, meet us in our why every hour of the day,
and crawl through our camp at night In the vii
loge Of Ho.lal- Ike hadjo we killed two resembling
in shape and color the anaconda They were
eight feet in length, and exhibited great muscular
strength (Couber nelaroleucus Coluber Sipo
don.) If we could credit the positive assertions
ofour guide, we should expect to find in the course
Of our future explorations those OF much larger
dimensions. In former letter believe prom
ised you some of the spoils of the camp. could
find nothing but pair of infantile moccasins,
which some tender mother had hidden nwny SO
carefully that on evacuating The village She could
not find them herself These | will send to you
by the first opportunity. Very truly yours.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24

Come John, sit down and eat these potatoes
and let your wh.skcy alone, FOR it is poor stuff 10
live upon
'Ah Caty, my jewel, would take your advice,
but the tatGrs are 50 cOrky.'
IAN The better John, for stopping the bottle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24

The Government steamer, which is ordered 10
be built for Lake Erie, it is said is to be constructed
at the town Of Erie and of iron.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-01-24

One Way as good as anOthcFsTThe people all
over the world are driving over the road Of life at
most unaccountabe rate. Not only can fell
low be hauled along by steam at lightning speed,
but he can get married at the rate OF knot min
ute. Witness how the Esq does up these bun
dies of felicity among the Hoosiers. "What is
your name sir?" John" "Well Nj ISIS, what's your
name ~ "Polly." "John do you love Polly ?'-
"Yes sr--no mistake" "Poy do you love
John'" 81 do SIR" "Wel that's right; now
then,