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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
TIE VOICE OF NEW ENGLANp.

AIFSSES WALLACE & CAMPBELL. Extensive hef
VI chrnt, lcnniker y H. wuir that w stars blNliu q"
Wild { hefy /, d0iHs r0Gdcr, here ioT tf6 sirN.
Nj Jamts Euc-ou Druggist. pi salem. Mas wIi"' mat
had cured gentleman wtr, eight uont!N had hld mol
strongly marked ,ymptou,> ct Consumption
Nj Edward Mason Niu.SIic llfu-gtt, Portland. Name
.y> that vi ilr, luhns,r who The following statement
oi tine Nt ctizens IN the community ~ winch r hc'
ct ever one i.rl It
NoRru YARMOUTH. Name. March I. ISL
have been more lr>, severely afflicted with dtsr" ui
the mnes Tor EIGHT YEARS Dufn; that tune have teen
attended hy eminent rh i have 1'p nn" ur oi q
number kut- ul the n,- highly recommended me- icn, ~
the cnunrry-ll which give but partial rci n Way
y, ,eiy, vlhl yini cuus III and pam ~ the lett 'le nl
haern. of the ung, ai ph ,lcHn wn, cnlled who >iri
WIS l mo- e To- ,kc much medicine " the Wenihef gre"
warmer my health iuroyc'l little but ,tl wis Nefv wr',
IN November sRnn atiac kCd with r'hins C'ush nd
niHnG 81 blood down last hnd had pu'
luc hup. heath Asun NbuGt tire ht't
nk IN " star, Brham ct Nhl Dry. ana city,tib
rifyha have derived benefit from Ning botir ihh
from MI uthcr medicine, have taken have now u,ed
two bouln ei better health than have ennHed ''c
n, -E\EN WARS MARY JOHNSON
Mary Johnson = my dnu-t.r. Nnd well acquainted
unrrt.l above" The statement correct all
ftfci, and feel hn OWN: To the u'' ~ Df NE
" JAMES JOHNSON.
Th,,e who t doubt ngirei 10 ci aud our Hunr-
ON. TESTIMONIALS Ampn- Other, have the written signatures
OF Recorder Talnldge and John Power n ID tcsiynE 10 IT.
"a Beware of mutations and be- u get DR. Wsiefs
,oI on b. Isaac Run. rs Fulton I. corner Of Nassau
Dexter Albany. l. W. Bull. Hartford. GcIlnn. New lin
ven mh22 Ian
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09


\. -. * ID. SANDS. Wholesale Dtuccl,t,
~ Fulton II New York.
Sold al,o by Druggists generally thnuelcGtthe nied St
pncc 81 per boi,->iN bottles tor So
IL The public respectfully requested - remember iim'
II y San,s Sar>ararl that has an constantly achieving
such remarkable c,lr,> of the difficult cas> u co-' Il"
n,rI, and t1ko N" ~thcr mial I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE

AN CARD-JogS VI. DrsriELp. of .TcHEz Mf.,s'ip-
Lp .l attend ~ .egai 1usi mat may be conndei {" iin
IN IT, ncuu Adams end tn adjacent cCunle and
M ire Superior Cours cf the STATE iayorBbe proionai
congestion N ourlna wl eable hm a,,erd 10 5I.liteA
so IN the Paf OF that STATE Natchez lie feisrs t
Grant g. Barton. Van Ar-iase. CanIhweH ahn
Rob Cochran. agent II: Blown. Wtfnock.
Brothers & 10. Malcolm 4 Gsu,
sam. CO.hfan. Henry layedy. -,
William Kan. 10 ~
IiPANNED CALF SKINS ic Sbo- Nefk-Tmry pcf
d. cent cher tiaa French rnnuti-urr Hnd "nf
raed u e.ery ct the money -tuinei II they do H"t
p,0ye e;ua 10 the Isl imported sslfs -. ,.<,,-,,
For - eby g. " COX. u,
Agent 81 J. * r. Ward 80. Norh E-.t street HcYats.
! manufacturer. every -ruplvn ol Patent l6iDafj
lapanrse 5lasu Curtan stuff Sc. ar Az" top eieIso
tanes,. sep and I4niGs DeatAer1 nlaII9 AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

nOAEniyG SCHOOL. FOR ENYS-Neyy Csraap Semi
D9ay CNo .. raP hunted 70 iwsnt-t l1sul1T @ p,H can
he obtained OF Mr. X. Webb ~ Is1& NJ J9hn unS,' '
~ ~ D. nasu'-.0'' - - ~ as I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
BOARDING SCHOOL,

r\i.r ISL ,NDCLISSiCAl At MlppLfTcNN. q.
tl,HIS INSTITUTION was established moc thHn eisht
,etr> no by the present luncia. who continues 10 ns,ow
"a p, Ia render Il iuy worth, OF pubic confidence
nt nrc thoroughly prepared nor any telc;s or lof o'i
ne>, They are rcccivcL tie family o the inn,lai ai,
-. IN am IL = believed that the per>ruL attention. KIND
niscolr,e and comforts OF h"me aFe 'csaeI % 'Sh III
M, hs, ,lr. r,s than usual ~ similar uttuu"u'; =,
Le .,non Is one the most beautiful und hcntnY ~ tne
.nt, accessible daily from New YORK. {" aud nom wich
younc Ind, sre away, accompanied 10y eheIul ef>oh "e
pafsn,s desirr. . - = >,..,... ,,,h
l,, .rs,,ons commence May 18th and November irtn
,och ona,IrJ by Il vacation cf week. The CHARGES ~
~, ,,,o which includes NIL school eNri>e' except booA'.
Muse and Modern Language. tircu!Nfs c2h.H.S mu' ,
ard House. Broadway. ~ H. lh-NSL' " Va '"''
}. .h,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

NTANTEp-Ap place aS wet nurse by i healthy
w Young Nan,u from Wv>tchcstsr co. "ho eah XIV.
f,e,o,y -eStrn,rA ttsu. AYply 5. Hou>'cHs ~ - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

" lNTIILTU TUl IT TTTtl ="
Daniel Wshsrf
SW,. Nie,. sLd-u Mackenzie.
lion. Guhan & Nsrplanck..
nv. Geors, Dubois, lr,uytoru.
N4th1nifi e. ilolmc,, Esl
Xtbe.- Cook. Jr. Esq
Nm uli,n Bry ml, Esq.
Francs HILL, k.I
U.Orsr Z. Tumble. re" ioik Us
J. Il. V,n K-n,srlt,ri VI. ID.
it-N Nathan Bangs. NJ. u.
Hlrp.r y Brothers. maio o'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

DOiED-Eor tru or three single sentlcgSn ny ne haa
Dnuw Il Eis; Brpsway. and ot dnd o-,iiu".l' s!.'
able Tor a gentleman aud M Ne or to >,se sets ,na
4 10 tt engaged from the l.; ~ Nay "i-' Li'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

DOARD-psussnt accommodations can - hsd si's' y, M
ID Aay IN ,le block Of House now bSiuS nnehyS i "I
E-,,a,iAay near luoa Park The Rooms be ssu ana
choce secured by early applu NJ ~ sHuLth ,t,SS-
Geniienen wshH: Breakfast Snd ca ou, VII x P'eei'V
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

u OOMS To LET WITH BOARDING. t'enuemen i WIN
II their wives sinse Gentlemen can - aJe,l,''a", n1 n
family when, then, chaCn. Inquire o ti'
,,--i iSs PThi,,,t tey ,,J, Wet OF Broadway ae6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

I,\NIIrY ONRnlNt.SClIopj. FOR Eo(S. WHOM
L Ftricld Cu CtIhc number Vt pul'> Is hineH ~ ~
N, usNi ,c,,,.n ,,ili commence May Is .-.,
TaRN,-Fut B%itl Tuition ",''; sE,lS' 81. s''''
T. IN uer,ic,. csp ee had with 'he trnc'r1l d9uhS
- Ni In, week, of inril hy cans at the ui'ce o h
E.y II newell Editor of tte CHRISTIAN tuuuIy NagnHre y
%,Sg .tr, ~ ,vi;h place cir-uiar. n any ie ~ 90
49, .sl tnt.f JAMES BErIS. Pucpa.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
DDARDlNti SCHOOI-lgvng institute. Iarry
Il - ,r1IlIAM II LNnN A NJ rIincIi., Al

u town y T-WlLLIAN I. LfpH n VI tUne,iiMu. W.
,min.t Session commences hHt ot SlN' - muse ~
h,rrr to place Boarding. school me "nS,
~ IN Institution -. believed rlu, not sapy GI 10 ,ny
II h, been in ,ur,ssul cgvI1ton NlN YEAS ih" i'chp'
and ,,luhtnuS. convenient ui Access o" INV
III. romuolioul and comtoft,Ole-tr play
ground, ,mpis md connected iom i's ''Se ihr s1
,U,t 4, i-ut mili ,srmblm- t't ci wen I.Su'
,f,I h,iu family; tnd Day scholars iie 'crifrd I'D
rnsnt.rsrt The ,aIatlry influence NJ (fatiy uHining
hr ryS,e,n 81 tu,tricyHI desiEped not merely TO -"
y,n, ,p r-rc, hr pupil ~ The bnuche' studied pht 10 oof
vim n,, Instruct the to ragh,n th' unJsIstinu
as form the h'bl;S. ana to E''' ""in anu "S"
lurtler ,.,rtieuus inelnlin. Caaioe"t n sndtnt'.
,uio,,, Of rgfIsG. irls. 50 VIII De iJuud IA n' .SaI
,s TN, y-tr 10 j iupiicn =, ~. lnSutu' Or AZ
ti Ro. Stnr,, of BirllrU ,nd rofd DfotdNay Crow
rns 6lJ BwaiWly; klyurs, % B"NrfE =, .,.,
Reference by PERMISSION, to Ihc olio"in" d">u''''
|.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
Tribune JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
NM Spruce-,trce,. Tribune Buildings.
JAMES PRlNGLE,
PLAIN AND OKNAMENTAL
BOOK b n ID X.
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUSCTCALITY OS THE
ID MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Il. Henlth. ouiet. and Com fort.-The

lss- Health. Quiet, and Comfort The Graham
IIoe % Barclay street. New-loTS ploefs a,'aniase' I"
rarely offered ci.b located clean and airy street,.
very aoa, M ne hGSne, aI ct S G ana ia IA ,e ,as m
convenient aud neat. while is table supplied with the best
innn Food % and sman,> a" all Kind. Grs moderate
aud every ciur made render Boaricr comfortable. shower
Baths free. Remember, - BARCLAY street V-ou
ITO Capitalists and HInnuracturers.-A
distance from city Ncw Not, except Paterson cnh lc
obtained adyaniafeois term u mas dIIec cn,inl
ference GEoRGEB b. FISH No Hanover street q !oof
u3 lw'
(rs-Lots in Williamsburg for Snle-Siy eligible
iar last from the South Perry surrounded Dy new nd goa
bpldigSs I&hGy & vi! be sold che,p To- &c a'e & y.o mp
at his residence in Wilam,huLs. fe.n
HGMrARiTsFiiIf Gisff N% ( Co,if
K1 S @ S I as Tbs . Ssntant si5Lf Re bs CSanee
Gu, miles above head Of soop and sa;ueoa; navigation
birmnsham with isis OF ls mills nJ factories and ;Fa siles
northwest OF Ne" h4'ea pSwF Sy igHa turnpike i'A'
The fall is seventeen feet p-rptnicuar Th- .um6lug
dam made b. ledge rocks luting u? from the rvi
iSn,n hs most pa'%a aSd seihsp a. a.s c0Hss :
bn ABOUT forty y,a's and It's 4si CAPACITY has eTa
sufficient al Ii. iTest o The year Opefae upward,
ofoVo cotton sPadle; whl, d9rpg 70 weeks IN The ysi
one lhlId greater than that Birmingham aad may b eors-
dsraby increased tyins expense The mills asd works
endangered b. either water eshtts he Com
pany lands bot 81 les ui the Hs and has many
good locations for mills unoecu?iet The lands Sr the
rArt level and situated the healthy and phasat
village OF H:uphrysvis which about 600 iEh.a
tsnts and three churches with rsIn aud several
mills for - maEua OF ausss plane iioas .xss
leather SC. There ssly msi 70 and tom Newl oIk
which ctg be reached houES. he .asporI.-
freight and fcm Nr~-iork costs but S2 Fer IoH
~ summer, and 50 80 per IN winter.
TIE MILLS ARE
st. a Co;;on Factory OF 1850 spndss and % looms u
good crdcr
"a. \ Paper Mill with two engines.
81. 4 Grist Mill with TWO run OF stones.
ith. y Saw Mill, all in full op-rsron.
THE BUILDINGS
CouSiAt eleven Dwelling Houses Store WAREHOUSE for
eoitoa and goods Machine Shop and Blicksh Shop.
The Company has perpetual charter from as State OF
Connecticut. with all necessary corporate roNers
The . perfect. and ts ro;e y ,e iIom ali inonm
harcr. Reference be made 10 Thaddras sp-aesf s9
Susli Conn or No. 80 Wall street. New ofk; 10 JJhE
Cloves Esq Cu Engineer, % Barclay 81 and 70 OeoEss
5. De EcTest. gent, a! Eru.phrsysNie, tenc.
uil2 2awdla2;W~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

1\rYp-Baaqi ,. a y.,ans lads. private. sns
" - ,lsrY n, 5s,r ~ no tarisI> Kehe;css, g
rh,,-Si Nesr Futo. cet vc.i be preferred NoSnsS
: /. at fhl> efi.,o ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

IsDAHDING SCHOOL FOS HONS. New tanaah semi
Is 49, ~ \um,,.r OF pu9i!, hunted tH twenty.
The Pc,ual csu b. urnc the ;Ni and li'i wsA ~
srri trCtla., - vttl'l ~ Nj "
NcbS ~ Grand & Nj Wm BrOwuns :" NomTh ~ M>S'>
,,-,r,, or u = puucomb. lBowrry. JOHN pHepNN
y5 lul
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
To Capitaiis,s nnd Nnnurac,urers.-A

lar:e Water Power the largest ~ found within the same
distance the city of Ncw lof. except Paterson can c
obtained On very advantageous terms. Il has direct cnlnin
cation with TN, city by ralou and de-waie lie
ference GEORGE b. FISH, No Hanover street, Il noof
NJ lX'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09
COuTHouN 4 MEYERS.
81 Broadwa'

81 broadway
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the public call at their sta-e
II and examine the chcst and mot extensive assortment 10
c found IN the county of
sRoNLED AND oRMOLr CHANpE!lEIS; CENTRE
MANTEl.. SOLAR BRiCkEr AND READING
iANFS; CANnEI.ABRN l. GIRANDOl.ES
BRiCkET BRANCHES AND
ChSpLi-tIlth@,
In every variety of pattern.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS new and superb article
arly suitable Tor Packets
They constantly makinc addition, i'm, portion Of their
stock from the celebrated uanuiacory ot H. y uoycr y To
Boston iUi whom they the SOLE AEN - m thu city
cc Goods, the Inst FaiF oi the mcrCnn institute receive.
the told Medal. and have lnyaunhy obtained the premium
Oh III Others pf the chs when placed competition
X y. are al,o prepared 10 execute orders iut
CUT IL. ASS
ofeycry DESCRIPTION Of quality to he nrpasc either at
home and nbrund.
They continue To keen uc 1,,,tnci q ravlcI Murhe
Fancy Class and Porcelain: superb FLOWER VASES. urh
FORCE SHADES tor LanJ>, POH ELAN fltE
SCREENS: ALI MiSEI'rE STANDS, Ten bells. lhcr
ipeier &c und complete stock ut len fuy, and TABLE
CUTLERY winch they o;lct Il, pnces exactly pfopoon't 10
tie ,irnIry ni the articles, nil6 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

rI,oBACCO AND SNUFFS-JOUN ANDERSON .tND
/ co rubucru aud Sdut Asnutctnrer Nos : " ~. 10
and the public that the very liberal patronage bestowed nn
ha Ljt the last geu has encourage item 70 greater eAert!Os
N hrnclng perfection the atcl> nt their manunctnTe
tlt experience uS susStei lh7 u'.l
f,shesi premium EtCe by he faerrin Institute ~ Msf
aie Iuauai Farm I'M, CITY for teet IObdcoo md SGpB
~ vel the approval oi discriminating public Ie trie
ot tins cce-, Is IN the pnriiV well ~ III. 'nfRDf1o
urr of our Tobacco Tor the Truth Oi which, -. the nnfeNe
certificate OF one uf ucr most eminent chemists, w
have anal yLrd sample Oi Nir john Anderson fhe w
Honey Dew obacco and ind It Ia lc pure lonec9 WIN
mlltu &c o. those substances WIN "hch 'u' VI e
JAMES K. Chiffon. VI. D.. Chemist sc
New York April 5th, lsi3
mnuuiacture- Hoey Deal t"e CAT Chfei"g
nnl Smoking Tobacco can by I>-ibJty by SURPASSED
and we DO no, trvr any cumpeton IN ~ mnnuiictuic
We plese uur>ee, To spare none oi The NefOn OF VIC eN
that perfected ~ ~ Keep II ~ uc ns es''iu'o" "
which ~ already held
ani Iot shipping, and prompt despatch i i gwen 10
all orders Country merchants purlculHy The Soniefn "h
not bal the decId advantage 10 purhusihe tDr
.o of our manufacture, when they ARE informed That "e
guarantee our Tobaccc.ind snuff skep any efaits O ~
e. In all ease. where the aces approved they can
te returned and the money refunded.
Sold upon uS.Hl terms. and NJ uniform Drcts "nch
nr, Us aiy my sOo the above g,, vi good Gua'i
nn nnuairturcd ~ tie Iuiie,l stale.
our ScafgrGtti Tarktsk SMOKING TOBACCO we wQuh Re
beng hrcs. and one t1t iH iirt
hSnyprovu of ali who have tired and iDdns. the ue ~
ig- Foreign Tobacco. II pacssd 'nn eases oi 'L ant
ten DO each convenient ipf tmisputiuon
Always On hand arr- and ynuci ASSORTMENT o Importer
Clrars together wth .:cat variety OF manufactured lump
-oe agents IN tn, Cty of Ief,wica'," celebrated Cayen
eyc.ilenr. JONI ANDERSON & 90.
mills lu NO2 Wal, 10 ild To Duluc sUt''',
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

'j,O GROCERSfor sale the s,"ck aud fixtures oi fami
" Grocery m the upper ur pl the cy now dong good
LuSn..s The location Is one OF the best the city stock
light and term, would easy. sH'inct1r he ien-
selling that the present proprietor engaged ~ otrr
business, =. - ~, -,
Al addressed 80 Grocer No ~ ,rerket
,rt stating name and where be hud Will
meet with prompt attention. s9ot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

,;'O / NVYERS AND NEECliANIS-fof ale Ma
hurauy Boob t,c, containing dt,s WIN ",'"eis. Snn
,r1,l cN p.,v ot"Ionr ui the most convenient
piece, oi FURNITURE could h made tor the pnp"" either tor
a Lawyer ur Merchant
Te ..nrr t.lng leave h" Cy "i"r' II '"' 'ec =
Immune AZ the Furniture Nnfefpum ui =. ,c ~
mum TINRI rs 4. CrSHNtN. leo Fulton 4
~ ,Lo ,yo upright Shn, ,'as'. with drawers eb 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

|,nAHIES rErEI AIN. S@nsln. ustive c' honns9y BY ~
,resen nsy receive ntruaaiio7 q lir,ss - I'm 49, - ga A.
~. nsr - of H. NJ tx hns vi Sssv4vi and Nof"Sy VI
New- -Nors g Srcsi-stfeet -, ,...,.h.; win
rc,n a,air M with TIE aiSscuai at'v- 60 N,.,t
ob5se hIn ,nj h> relatives hy sSsnf sc IN
h,-, s> NAV cad ~ thsS 3seoteSy. ra-o eNS S>a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

nan ~ . s the bcur, ci an, c'cicS NJ Spd .ss
proposals lt sf.iilS 1i-fcN 10 u - s'' - Ia,
lLs.S N the puhlshuc ufscs. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

:"' n n ,,roi nr eyT..fl,nca 20 conduct
any branch business. Il Is i the nnnnkr'nel n ,le' o.
full tI,tacOn L. OWNERS wei
49, y. The undersigned b.ng fil master ut all tbo,e quu
fc,nns will attend Ia door sales Di Furniture upon ZEN
.n5te tcn, and satisfy rrpoyer, satisfactory ecufY
l be iyc that all sales shall and viii be- promptly settled
Pa,cuilr attention pud 10 the Appmhemtnt OF fufntufe III
jjt.l, or Private n,yclns Any communication ct ~ No
~ Ioutli ot II iNahet,t, will be promptly Hiiendedt1
n5 Nlt Ill flfL'Nt. bu'UphNl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

,s,l,S, back aaI ,ghichdo.s much nuV To ie 'Pne a
,fl Icing the 9f h Ip@GOuiy Is niSr ami Hc
r,aI ,yrf and II b. dos not the nipure wlb Der
forming every kind Of c1efre eougus. nnd gi'e Ir',
ra.. IN word II Is satisfactory cycry fcsp"'i. tbs
unncy II cprtuy rurned and this the only condition on
,gic you should buy any In,.. permanent easily
.i.red nc.i ,sarrut.ll Il direction, followed.
'rio1, 4rniis for is Truss nr 0uy mention the pic r-
t and the round he s n.tcy can {rldnh,c t'
1850" q, ,t tLer case sold wholesale 1nd ctail at - Berk-
- ,,f., mblJ In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

rI,uT IFNDERSICNED HAVE JUST OPENED fle,ii
assortment of Ladies nnd Misscs BounetS. including
every variety of straw Tpcan. CHIP. IHhaeeone Nod.na.
aad Senpolan Al.o Cent, and Boys Palm leai l. eghofn
MANILA aud Panamn nt, glazed and cloth Caps &c &c
BOOTH & LYNES. ltB Nnpdei Lane lst noor.
np5 !na0d. ODc door above PenH ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

rI,rN DOLL AIRS REWARDyicxsgrss. sASx sISe5I, R.1I
Sik n & nSr i B,,cSiss & fek and nnrsr,f ai Wy WE
Power Of trtoucy sttsch wa ~t 81 cSt'i!taS Tys
/, ss,s.ii ~ ,,,,, -.i s.S On to taH
shove ssl BE- pasi - izyiag II Thesoas ciHcS = ;s = a.
:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

COpAkTNEkSHl -tBANClS "A. PER-
CKNS and GEORGE hOWTr.N have tbs day formed
coartn-rship under tn, firm Of Francis P,rhns Co ~
u.s, State tSianciD ...,..,..,..
- i.s GEORGE NDWTEN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

~ J. formed Eoy4ruersp to ifaG,sct The bnin,s, ~
Draprrs Il Tilurs under the i'm OF PADDpi &tHuhtu.
L n Johu ,if,r wirfe they Will he cOnsttt ieeeitin. Tho
goods ~ and which GeT wlll make IN the most
The ,ubsenbers f,srycuy bg leave 10 return he'r stu
an. ,stu~ WILLIAM ". PADDON,
Al .odC,. WILLIAM T. CHURCH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

ITO IRON MASTERS-Fo, >ae Mil -;es N the Imne.ii-
ste nezhboho Of Bltmmous Coal ard Iron Ore OF me
mr.; quality in Peisy POINT to :n:e ser WHERE
sc Toai ard ore are foundiD-eheT. he cnmannsaion
compete with PhiaGeiphn and Baltimore, by Canals and thi-
,,y paupis.s VI the property and iiftr
formation .ppy Archibald Mcintyre. Albany 10 ArchiaId
Rooe-sou pinad.pha 70 the undersigned al No - si='
clsnt, EIrnla-e New ok. where mas = seen ,piiEes oil
TIE coal and ore also, ard .-on Of The prog.fy
nl0 tm' w K tAcEf ClyH fl:li.fY: ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-09

r,:I{Ts \y,ST'rn-lN-r,<slS viii b received al ths
~ I',h.-- s.r -h> tc - ciiscs during the yeaf
If,,emr, ~ ~ : ,, tas Con'facer 10 ;fin ose smnpt mp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24
LATEST NEWS.

News received from Mexico to April 26, and i
is that the most determined hostility to the union
Texas and the U. S. is entertained
.4noiher L.ocoJoco Cdndidate' Sundry locofoco'
of Maryland have expressed preference for roy
master General Towson, ofthe army, for President
These are evidently spoilsmen But Towson has
tho ono qualification: as soon as he got the news
he came out in letter in favor of annexation
Hurdh for The Buckeyes, The Wings OF the
Western Reserve, Ohio, have had mass meeting
$4,000 strong, and unanimously ratified the nomn
alton of Clay and Frelinghuysen
The Committee ofthe Senate has reported Ggdins
the annexation treaty.
Emancipation. ]. G. Palfrey, Wing Secretary
of State of Massachusetts, lately had number o
slaves fall to him. He emaucipates them ALL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

Wool Mosaic Cloth. A new invention has recent
ly been introduced into London from Berlin, and,
as we learn, is soon to be introduced into our A.
merican cities, in which the brliancy and variety
of colors of Berlin wool are blended together in
devices ofsurpassng elegance and richness. The
manufacture has all the appearance of painted vel
vet with the texture and lasting qualities ola wo.
ven fabric. In the process Of manufacture the fig
ures with their various hues, are woven in thick
pile several inches long, and the fabric is then d-
vided into laninP and fixed on to flexible India rub
Der ground work. each slice of the pile producing
a separate picture in wool. Some OF the groups Of
flowers produced by this process are exquisitoly
of paatial drawing rooms. The attempts to copy
paintings likenesses are comparative failures but
for orna mental designs the mosaic cloth is almost
unrlvalled in beauty Boston Transcript.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24
THE QUICKEST YET.

Mr.. Ewing and partner left Montreal on Tuesday
the 18th inst. at 8 o'clock A. Nj, with government
dispatches for England, wishing to take the steam
ship which lett Boston the Thursday following
He arrived at Burlington at l2 past the same
evening; left at o'clock and was brought by Cot
trill g. Co. to Montpelier, and arrived at IL past
/ the following morning distance 40 miles, time
5 hours 30 minutes; was then taken by Norton q
Graves at 9 o'clock same morning via Barre, Chel-
sea and Stanford to Hanover and arrived 20 min
utes past7 o'clock-dstance AZ miles, time hours
20 minutes left Hanover at o'clock and was Ia
ken by Dewey, White, George s. Co. over New
London road to Concord, and arrived at Id before
2 o'clock-time from Hanover to Concord 3 hours
Is minutes, and distance 90 miles; left Concord r
8 o'clock train and arrived in Boston at o'clock
in the evening. Whole distance from Montreal tc
Boston, 327 miles; time from Montreal to Boston
exclusive of stops, 80 hours and 80 minutes, leav'
ing 3 hours and 25 minutes Of the whole time fol
meals &C
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-24

atmospheric Rail.oays. M. Mallet, the celebra
ted engineer, who was sent especially by the French
government to examine the atmospheric railroad at
Kingstown near Dublin, states, in his report, that
by the system all danger from accidents by fire is
avoided, and from carriages running off the road
almost, and collision between two trains altogeth-
er prevented. None Of the objections against it
M. Mallet considers nsurmountuble while it pre-
vents the necessity of dwelling the soil according
to the present inconvenient method, and offers an
economy of one hundred and forty thousand francs
league, or two thousand pounds British per mile,
M. Mallet recommends the government to make a
trial, which the Journal des Debas believes it will
do.--.Athen0un
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LITERARY REGISTER.

The Living Age: Boston, r. Littell & Co.
magazine, TO be published weekly numbers
Quoted the plan Of Lte's Museum. Unquesonahly this
will be Of the best things OF the day. Twelve numbers
n volumo--price 81 20.
American silk Growers Magazine: Auburn N, Y, A. c. Var
Epps Publisher.
monthly paper Of eight closely printed parcs rs cents
yearSl for two We trust tho cnorprsng farmers
Vermont will get this other paper the silk
II absurd for this country pay twenty millions
article which raise aud manufacture for ourselves.
The Revised Statutes Of Vermont reduced questions
swcrs, for schools and families; by VIM b. Wedgcwood, A
MI revised aud corrected by member of the Vermont Bar
Dtattlehoro' Joseph Steon, Publisher
Tho design is admirable, and from hay examination
think it well carried the limits of cheap bool
would permit Price IS which the chapters The
Constitution alone worth
The knickerboctCr Library NowYork Lewis GAYLORD Clark
Editor-BuTgess, Strngor & Co., Publishers.
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handsome pupe and to be published in weeks. 2
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Robert Mcrys Museum Boston, Bradbury, soden & Co. 81
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have the Museum reward of merit.