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(WHICH THOUSANDS tn Hudson snd II siein 1.l ca.
w testify, = valuable cure Tor Dn1rhGa 1rP"s
pans Sarfr Comp Vi chdreu ana for ios1 sever
period CO. pains which irmales are s1oJects no"
t,- .ae pv John Nllan, l35 Broadway RgsAOn Co ~
ana si ira way ard 10 As.0r Hou-e James : A-f wa
Is William street Atam.on. OH Brig an i1l brOan
,ss. corner Grand Deuc Dupey, ~ bf"sawss ~
p.rs Row. ] A A N-aslm 5il Broadway; }. c Hnli'
nston. corner - Avenue AMI ISe niy second sfse, = 4
Couol IL Be-c.er corner jones street, " u l. ieeAi.
Joan r--f l1d NJ Grernw .ch avenue. corner Zane ,ier
VIZ e-ae bv schlrr.n. sou Co ~ Wal street bf9..
~, n n Ds,l... south BroOklyu Wm- L. Blagroye Pre-
.su, - -. . n ~ 49, Trd.oo /. Y je1D Inc
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THE EYE.

nR POWELL 4 DR. DIOssY, OCULiSrs AND OF
~ THALNIC SURGEONS, have removed 10 the prem
.s lately occupied by Dr. Elou, No. ~ Broadway coz o.
Warren-sL Thalr practice - exclusively confined I'd DIE
EAsTS OF the Eye Operations upon that organ snc IL
Apuendsye- and all I'M perfecons u VISION Dr. Powe
.fnird t9r fye wears with r celebrated Dr. JACoB u
Dr.n In. dscoyercr OF membrane jacob" IN the
rye Dr. Do-.y pupil u DR.. ELLIOTT COZ SIM
ar period. and subsequently, acted a. Assistant IN Ms exp
80. ur.ctee Terms moderate. The poor treated grsi0
toasly ArafciAl Eyes Inserted EaHsnee !. Ware
.lra.l
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order ~ tie Board OF Mayor md Aldermen o me io"n O
urrr- Tennessee hereby advertise Tor proposals 10
-on.frIct 1 ana from VOL h-eI - tie Cy OF Memphis
4i.-,-. of Fr-eu Mle- Sad Cana VIII be AID our a sec
90 III one. r each and ed proposals Tor - con-lc
ION ,, no received until tire th day OF july next it
rr Id n pad for 10 the Bonds Of the Corpor anon having
twenty ear- 70 run " IN interest P4sH''e 'eu'i"-~S "
TIE Corporation out Of debt and has revenue Wien
a. increased . per per annun tor the last tour wars
,nd nov amounts 70 about twenty-five l.oNl loussna "'
year. -. o.. . - .x
anime the ground. when all me nioualon as-N WI. 'e
us,bis 9Th Ami fs.i al tjy1os
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n Water Cure.-D

Mater Cure.-Dr SsEw gives Siviee 90 liz new
:. - p~--I.r-s,s-ef l-rrsrce AZ pr-s~rll So Pa
su win Crouic Diseases are treated Al New Lebanon
Sprsrs Columbia Co y. J. siiusfrd - niles p OF Aoaay
tna miles W OF Piusreld. ~ as Df > VII sp-Aa Pof
on. OF the Summer se1 sO1 n LIS place
TIE Waser-Cure Journal and Tsscher Of Hsal.h- Joe
- - o.,rei nj W1n H. Grsfsm. lritnne Buildings "
s-..au-srset Nev-Yofk Guy s1hreneefs VIII n-f-A. %
-s ~. -. - '- - ssxsses nysl
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mns 2 KInnERIs

(.W0LrRA Di>ENTkKf And DIAHKH'EA OVh-
I DiAI.-Thi- COEDiAL has long been esi1phshrd IL
s.oa al nfu4. holl NrsT Ing Anc generally a. per
-. riv f,r A the above comp alnt lis no cnag.erd-
on 10 -sy hat thousands have ben cured speedily iroin
,nv rrotracf-l DfAHRHEA's by MS CORDIAL Many ia-
N,-..r- rho-e lave been rescued from he ras a. &c
,fCHDLERA a. Calcutta sn1 other places N the ra-I ~
a. C0KDlAl II 8. offered % lie public, wno4esar
aud reisl. No 81 Chahan-si; also, al Daiey' hec~
dice NJ. IL FufOn-s-
49, Del7 I'm lst p
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SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsToM ara, =: !!

- THIS LONG KNOWN AND fANOKiKE EStAe-
|S l.hrnen. with the extensive grounds erionUhg ~
all IL has BEEN ieeenuy pal wS
most perfect aud repair, and VII - opsn~a o' ~
,.rri,ou of Wis tors On the 18th OF June reNt
Tia, Inducements and advantages offered BY M 49,
Soucr as ies htu. rersi are TOO widely snow.
4, render q minute description necessary iu spscivs
elegant saloons AID sparnents-tbs tch and ds'sSn.
,auty OF ito extensive pleasure grounds now IN NC N.Y.
.t.,r % nnsh cultlv aiioue Suiss rursn<os " ~
.,.v u. and order which nssoS.
"a ..l peryi~ and characterize the whole
an combine present. uariv Alsd suseeons W NJ 1871
generally. ...-.. s-.ss ~. 49,.
reasons may prefer quel and ropos<, osrfs peSuu
aye, lis location is miles from snsIoss spnnss ~
which I, mss communication BY railroad several unss
mus sfonnx easy opportunity o mns nE ~ uie saees
ann ..lnsns of that fashionable watering pace 'ea
ns .b ec,rd to e annoy and coniuson " " CIV
M. Saratoga Mineral Wale viii be constantly ufnsnec
4. tf.sh h-sthu and sparkling as al the spfn.s nsns
There are also Mineral Fountains 10 the nm"disc sN
III the sans Souci great value and efficacy Tue ne
,r yspa spsSs B.rss al Saratoga LaAe, are ouf m'ss
I.lani and carriages Viii om la Hotel a. ~ unss ~
me accommodation of visitors who may Wish To use T os"s
,r "a en- uov IN. delightful scenery of tins iake Al.
Th, san. souc,' viii be under Ia. charge 81 MA ~ ~
| CRANE and H. W HUxFORp, late OF the Esxle Tsvssn
Albany. and they that their psfsohAi sn"'s "eee
Win il. many natural adj AMI aseuoHs N ssnss
a s that could wished fos by ,hose who s~ss n~eh
| comfort or pleasure dur,Ds Tho coming scsson'
ls3 Dn
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CARACAS MAY goth lsi5,-Mr }. Ii. Lhchncti
hos hen rnsis,ca As Consul al interim, n Puerto ca
hello. by the Charge d'AHsrcs OF the = MI Tn
:, ri hat Nr l. had acted ~ good faith IN The ~
cent disturbances there -.
The Tsrih OF Venezuela remains untoneHrh oN.n-
principally no doubt 10 the fact that congress is ~
,no.f exclusively occupied with the "IeTrliorls.
Stc,, II l. probable too that the recall of MI In
vas considered hy many members Of Congress ~ po
har hi. communication 10 this Government on ,nis sue
ION j. no, approved Whether The etori. OF NJ T. ~
his subject are appreciated not in he I. : i oe
aim thy ar pro,sry appreciated here and We DO no
ionbt he would have scon succeeded N reducing Tue N
ue- ON American products
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fine Uatfbes an6 Jemelrp.
GOLD AND SILVER wAToHys.

GOLD AND SIIVEH WA1O8SOs
DICHARD FISHER, JR WGek Maker s1d Jswes~.
IL I. nov prepared 10 sel WATCHES st reta love- uAs
any other HOUSE In. city. A. be u constantly rscoune
M DESCRIPTIONS direct from lhe Manufacturers In knxand
france aud 5wtzerisnd he enabled TO ODER vsFy 8es
assortment of God Watches SO w eoo ooeh save
lo rom IS 10 ~ eacl-a warranted 10 krep good tine
~ the money returned Also, very good sesosu~s :"
JEWELKY and SILVER WARE very low.
y B-Second hand WATCHES and Old 0old and ~
AIKEN In exchanges os bought for Cash Wsfhes I'LL
MUSIC Boxes and Jswely repaired ia iie best usnns sne
warranted. By 81 perenced woften, ~ 'ow any ouss
Ions~ 10 az city RICHARD FI5HEk Jn Imports q
WncLes and Je.elry Wholesale ant Retail NO Ni pfs'
say kew-York, few doors above M Guy hosRta. .
llly MSh@nD S'~s'~~s~'
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y e
Mr. sCHENCk Dear sr-lt y great saisisetoh ~
me his day 20 lay before you and he public NE success, q
nv hers halih making Of your genuine foi
mono -ynlp NJ wife and - all hopes mat slr
yer could Ce cured The neg Lbor- IN genera promo
h.r co-iupiive and eminent physicians thar attended NJ
Tor the space. " fourteen months, told Us so ana they coyn
I'VE her no relief Al length discovered some refer
arces % your Punonlc Syrup being genuine nrio' con
sumption and t has proved 40 M nay dankh,er Csc
ar cgy recommend n he public a. ~ be no qacx
ery AMI now wi. ave yOu statements oi ny 0ausu'
-. For several months continual cough Gay anu u
rl uigtt swea- burning I'm the palms Of NE han'- al
.o. he feet and seldom without pains Ia hrf h@is a
continual pain in her r side, and A. length vas aehz -
,ypersrc N both -lie ana her shoulders also dreanl
ine,s across her chest with the loss Of appetite snh
s,s.ing of her sncr- TIM he reec a. an homes
LAT uert VI ny dan- hers case, sD1 any one wishing "
ca. NAY ser hef a. ny Aodsr. fEIEh Dr.LASi,
- ysrke-street Newark, Nr~-Jef-ey
CTR and County Of NsT> }0rt, IS. -.
peter Deany duly deposes and says that ne tore
,,ug a.erlet signed by him. Il JUS and true 70 ne 80
ofb-s knoysls edge aud belief PETER DELASf.
sworn before me- this 1t dsy OF August, ls4i
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
Pla.e notice tha: TIE genuine Sehencks Pulmome syr1i
Office No. bOurtrilc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.-A very sad affair oc
CURED in one OF the Public Schools of the Second Nh
nicipality Yesterday which panied 10 say, result
ed in the death OF of the scholars Little boy ma
med Jacob Polhemus about 10 years old, was oho.a
IN the primary department Of the School kept IN ih'
basement OF the Presbyterian church opposite Lsiayei
square and IN the of the morning, inc lady
charge of that department found 10 char-'
him for some misconduct This having failed of the de
sired effect he locked up in dark room sdjoinl
Ms school ROOM shortly after he was confined TO ih
room hi, teacher was called 70 dercn; apartment so
EFF her school in charge of another teacher forgetting a.
the time that she had left young Fahcmus IN ms darn
quaers The room in which be was locked up Is about
iO by y feet with door al each end and IN each uooi
hsi. are two small squsre holes. left We presume q
admit air and light The unfortunate boy, appear
he'd placed board against Of the doors ana upoi
his he had cmed up until be had goi his head hrouS
ne of The apertures when unuc lily the board slii,
and len the poor little fellow dangling oy NJ neeA II
vas of course soon suhocaed sud without the power
calling for assistance When found. life Wa entfeS -
nei and from the appearance Of the body II nus' nv"
been hanging for nearly one hour. l.
The poor little fellow understand very SPY
* and Intelligent ana The only son OF "ido" .Suy u
Xawfades street and the gricf of the mother ~nei ~
formed of her bereavement was most p.tSoe ine y"
cher who we are informed, = Justly esteemed As me-
au,able and accomplished teacher. Is oNer"heiiheu ~
rref ~ this sad occurrence. and exhibits the mos Pr
found and heartfelt regret ~" i''f''' '1
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-. NEW JERSEY uOTEL-MORklsTO
Hs The subscribers respectfully info is'r r~nds ene
- In, public xsurruy thai lls All eopilodlous
,. So rrec..d for Hotel al Mofrsiown New Jersey 10
pen tor entertainment OF AL those VINO wiz M'W sn'
i their company, when lsy hope Ia lash lhem sueh
,nulmoda iions rs To entlle them Ia public is.of
D. w. NOE,
IA s,.x2,r DAVID CkOWEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-23

H. T,,,..rs s-I ir,.. been distressed with H. dy-
n..i, fir sssers years. which orrinaifd "hi-l
w. Iye-t from having niy css' mt OF ~ pared ~ 10 "
.- fever ana probably ly taAln- lIlA-c Gus qua
med cine, iiT appetite very poor AMI III! ooi ~
,,r-'g dis.-ec-s-ion'ng weakness ana general n"uli
ir,ilour NV Whole system. tred great nNn.ri :"
-, comedy H. among Others both ~and-'s ana br -
tos ~ar.apanla bot they failed 10 effect cure. NOV
mo f some cases whrre your Sif-al"lla u'i u'V ''.
-.-.' I r~.o.vr4 to Nv u bottle, and deriving be-cul
IrflInl continued un.l bad taken bat dozen 10Y
. and am happy inform you That my leaA l. no" IT,
those afflicted similarly 10 myself would cneefidy re-
1oiluo' - 80 H. d. CURRAN.
Coal Agent 1874 u irsetsireet
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DocT. WHITES CORDIAL,

Pea.e notice tha. the genuine sehencks Pumome synil
can b. had The PropneiOr Office only, NO toersho
street few DOR. below Broadway. nv IN
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RUMoRs FROM The PKAiRIEs-There Is said TO
~ considerable sur afnongst some OF the Prairie Tribes
Inc Cadoe. have recently killed four OF the Comanehes
who have gwen ncsce 10 NJ W afrsn '.saef, soes,s
NJ nos, and rcr,irn TO the settlement MI Warren W.
earn has applied for and received protection ron Inc
L. : Military. -..t-, .,,,.
The Cofnanches seem - think thst ehcro"o-Ii ~,
~ h,r ,so r.n,,v made upon their hunting ground,
nv the Whites and more civilized Indians-. casrokse
Advocate Nav 90
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CIRE.WOKks.-wHO ASp NJ Ill q,
I Limited sfafr. Lsboraiory The sabscrpers ~ =
"a Co - an sr,,r,. M, stoes Of brlsani Pve srss
compnsing q very genera assortment, 49,. oT-r-1 h,
appearance and real utility VIII encsn an5 80, ~, s.,a n
nrrf.D. - Der cent the cheapest 10 nc eliy'
c..nion Ftrs Craokers, Ne N sDynst 20 vorrvn
ls2 Chaihsm-sL opposite Chatham Thsefre
Dealer. In Grocsrie- and fruits and Agents iof Is ceeo
ed pavilion Fountain at Saratoga
E-S-rp~urs and Chasers icing prohibited 10 tins city
vii OILY receive orders for hem rum The county
IL
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

cured Read the following testimony II "1l-ml' ooF
vince every ineg gent man that he nyspep'ais 'ay ''e
Then remember that Dr. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND hNik'''
of SAKsuAEILLA put up IA QUART botILs' an" j. -
,rn. cheaper Than any sold But read the following ce'.
,,s frou some of the ss. men The country and doubt
--.rl
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Dr. TOWNSEND SRI have been aiilc;ed several years
M -n.I-.s N IT, ,vor- FORMS ~, lei with soreness OF
stomach, o-s ol appetite, extreme rAI.D-la al 80 .l,
have. BEEN unable 90 retain but small ponoh on my
stomach fr.ci usun remedies ui ief nad ".- .i
ar No t 81 fu r,,vf tIe comp wa Induced sp'4
r,yo months suce I'D iry youf EXpc OF >aisapaf"l4 AT
mus .ag WITH rlf tr confidence bii after n-4hs Lea
So, h,f - md my appetite le-tor-i ana ne fafnuf '.
.rf,. l.ei. aui would .anlesy recommend the Use oi
n fo tbo... n, lo ave been ALL c-l a. have been
" 81" N''' yor.s " " VAN ZANDr
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ARREST OF ,NS.-On saturday iiOil.H- az
an indictment ,ss snd s-aint four OF the T0nav Hiidss
residing IL The Indian village for roioasy ise'en'i-
Nr. Mousomsry and others nom digging plaster ~"
lo on The Indian Reservation recently sod D! 'n'
den Company. On approaching the common neal 'n'
village the officers discovered large number Of tae D.
diss actively engaged in their fsv0riic past'nr Oh ga
playing and among them three OF the defendants me
submitted 10 Be ironcd quietly and with a. an neiAn
.tQicism and We're put into 4 wagon brought 70 III
place. and lodged si 10 wSii their thai FINER spec
men. o. tail. athletic men not often seen. one %
them named Martin Spring stands feet siX inches II
b,s kings another feet three and the third Zee
,ni AN inch Batavia >llgit OF the Tunes.
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FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS!

TIREWORKSI EIHEWOHKS! ,
AIR EDGE respectfully informs tie pubic tai NJ
WI arrangements tbs on tss mos. eNfis
sca ever attempted this country. de now vi. pr
cared 10 furnish Cities, Towns, Public GARDENS, Ihesues
Par-. &c with yrolect.c display yarylng 10 prcs ~
~ " 500, comprising he nc.i brilliant and
&c. afd appropriate designs Hr. T. v. also 40 "
T,p.ay H. season four eure New COlof- never D.o'r -
nib'eri 70 the pubc-e net Csrmne Royal Pup nsi"
md Mar,rne Blue uasaown ~ any other Pyfoiecnns]
g. No Agents. ioAAC fDty. 80. ft,v
uv9 s~s fyr~re"n'''' -,
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WATCHES. yEwELRY, &c.

WATCHES, yEwELRY, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT vi God and silver Va.
"A peg, Pslsnl Lever, Anchor Escapeusts; kZhs sns
yrrteal WATCHE selected from ls L~st hsnuieeYfws
IN Earope winch viii 10 WARRANTED psnso T'ns
xs~pers ~. r,-,,. ILL xSvs A..
Do DO. do Gold Yer<fl Cssas 4 God Psns
Do DO. do Thmbes, klss rlns s<
IN do do Bracelets, win Stones
~ A. do Silver foyks spoons, kf.
Allie above articles viii be sod al The LOWEST rkiCkS
Nd o.r,.n,es % be ecuf he bret made IN M cry
~ Mc,TT BROTHERS, Importers ot ZINE sfnnsa. As-
No Nasssas- Opposite us Custom hoa.e
III. soye articles osfsfaiiy Repsred md W~-
r.nied by tr most skifui wofkncn In the c'v. my
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, ee.
T,HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inslis ~ sissnoyn o
iss friends and ue public 70 li.f seascs sssHunen' ~
.ISI COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, csnsstft o.
1nIsx Lever and Lepine Wsctes of< VARIOUS approves
,,xss. cased "a SIZE, Sd w9fsnISa e0uss
-Iue keepers - -. A.
Casiofs, Ac -. p..c c.s
Nance C.ocss, Fine Cutlery, Fancy Goods he vfnebesy
are a,nle ~ oser for sac a. very resinccx pflcea
W.tfes and Clocks carefully Repaired snd Warru1ed.
LOCKWOOD 4 sCRIBNER,
Al the Old EstAbshed Sore, rs Pearl corDes u vatoa.
Gre..t, opposite L. :. HOir. icy
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Wewoud cal Ire attention 1f our readers - TOE ~ efi-s
mon. and l..t.fnonal- OF d. roal-ell- Nedcn ~ io
me- r.rsc-,hs citizens whose yeTacly cannot b. doubted
H. r cn,s have been before The public for some rn-ho
tnae and we have no hesiAlon ia frc"nnr7dhs uei ~
. Is 5 ,r. aalic...i with Consumption. Dyspepsia of
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= IyIRPOOI, lENG.) BOARDING HOCsk,

sm BURTON ..<,,,, - =. ,s,,,. ~ ,hs ,,.tr,,uaeo
-, smI.e. An t;snslencu visilins Liyerpooi tof h~s
sh,.hu.nL W ere they AL meet win Lle cvmVfu az
soi"n ~ a private house. Reference. H. Worah y"
snN y, r J, S.w.lors. Jsli imsol'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-16
GFOUR RAILROAD.

Our subscription for the Cheshire Rail-
road from junction with the Vermont
and Massachusetts Railroad-to the Ver-
mcnt line, through this town) has latterly
gained an impetus from new considers
tions-the next TO certainty-that the road
will be continued to Burlington, and the
passage through the New York Legislr-
ture OF the charter Of road from Ogdens-
burg to Lake Champlain, Now all the
transportation that does not take the direc-
tions from the Lake to New York (from
Lake Ontario and the vast upper country,
through the Welland canal, will neces-
sarily fall into our road; and it will be
recollected, that the distance is less from
Ogdensburg to Boston, than from Buffalo
to Albany
Our own subscription is, this morning,
up to Sl5S 900, and from information re-
ceiyed from various quarters, more than
100000 of the 5000, Ua0 wanted to COM
mence, will be secured IN the country, this
week.
There was spirited meeting in Charles
town, on Saturday, attended also by dele
gates from Claremont, and other towns in
Sullivan County, and Springfield. Wind
sor, Vi eaihersfield, &c. in Vermont The
meeting was addressed by Gov Hubbard,
of Charlestown, Mr. Edwards of this town,
DIR. Morse of " alpole, Messrs Russell and
Richards of Claremont, and Mr.. Pirce of
Windsor. A very strong interest was
manifested in the Cheshire Railroad, as
the first important link in the great road
from Massachusetts to Burlington and
Montreal. The delegates took books to
open for subscriptions in their several
towns; and this was commenced at Charles
town the same evening by a sum of SlO,-
coo, from few individuals. 1t was belev-
cd it would amount to at least So, 600 in
that toxin. Some $1,000 were taken by
two or three individuals in Lowell, as a
good, and perhaps the best Investment now
Offered. The committee will lose no time
in getting on the Engineer, preparatory
for contracting for the grading, great
portion # which, we trust. will be done
this season, so that large portion at least
of the road may be opened in the fall Of
lS46.-Kccnc .Sent:ncl
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1,496,OOO
$4,000
3l.I35,G00
Indian Corn.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

Ihsd yesterday an interview with John
Quincy Adams at his private residence.
Hi, parlcr is adorned by portraits Of his fatn-
er, Johu Adams. by Stuart; himself, BY An
tonne Gilbert; his wife's mother and father,
copied ny King from originals b. Savage;
her brother: bis wi:e's and that Of her sister.
painted when in their teens. at London. IN
1885, by Savage. l was delighted, ehonored,
and improved by his conversation, his Tivac-
iiy being undiininished By The flight OF time.
He was born in Braintree, Mass, July IL,
l767; in his eleventh year he accompanied
his father to France when the latter went as
Joint commissioner with Frapkliu and Lee TO
he Court of Versailles. While there at
school, he learned French and Latin. AZ
ter an ohsence of eighteen months, they re-
turned in company with the CbevaiIer o.
Luzerne, the minister OF France to the United
States. Ia 1919, he again visited Europe
with his father. charged with diplomatic busi-
ness la 1850, he removed 10 Holland.
Thence he went TO Russia with Francis
Dane, minister plepipotentiary. rs private Sec
reiary. At eighteen, after travelling over
the old World, he returned to lis native
country; entered Harvard University; grad
uated in I7S7; studied law with TheOpbilus
Parsons, Newburyport, Massachusetts, es-
rabIished himself as lawyer in Boston; un-
der the signatures Of "PublicoIa" and Mar
cellns," appeared as ,n"ii::;;ical author; in L.
"a, was an.:5in;ed b Washington minister
tc ,,etheTlanGs frcm 1874 to lS01, wa. pub
lie minister ia various parts of Europe; re-
called: in 1902, elected member OF Alassa-
chusetts Senate; and soon after appointed
Senator in Congress for six years; in loO6
professor of rhetoric in Harvard University
resigned his seat in Congress in l6O9; IN io-
90. Madison nominated him envoy extraor-
binary sud minister plenipotentiary to the
Court of Russia while abroad published in
the Port Folio" letters entitled, journal Of
a Tour in Silesia," which were republished
in London ir one volume octave: in 1914,
was one off the commissioners who negotiated
the Client treaty: MAS then appointed Vim
lister Plenipotsniiary at tho Court of St.
James: was called home la 1917, to the head
of the department OF State in President Mon
roe's Cabinet; was Secretary of Stale eight
wears under Monroe's administration and
was elected President OF the U. 5. from
March 4,h 1928; retired from the Presiden-
CIV in 1893; took his seat III the U. 5. House
Of Representatives in 1881, where he contin-
ues to this day-aged 95--periorming un-
hinchingly his duties. Besides occasional
poems, lie composed and published "Dermont
McMorrough,'' exhibiting the conquest of
Ireland By Henry IL. Fox the last 0ycars
he has kept copious diary of his life. and
the important events Of the times.-BGlti-
more Sun.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-04-16
TENNE SSEE.

The Tennessee Wing Convention assem-
bled at Nashville on the Goth inst. The
Banner says that in point of numbers. posi-
ton, influence and character. it has not been
surpassed by any similar body on any pre-
vious occasion. Hon. l.. NJ. Bramlett pre-
sided. committee representing all the
Congressional Districts was appointed 10
nominate candidate for GoverDOr.-Leuers
were read from Major Henry and Gen. Neil
S. Brown, declaring their determination not
to be candidates. The Committee then re-
tired, and in short time reported a resolution
unanimously nominating rs the Wig Candi-
date for Governor, Hon. Ephrsm II. Foster,
of Davidson County. The report was unan-
imonslv and by acclamaiion adopted by the
Convention. Mr. Foster accepted the NOM
inaton, and subsequently addressed the Con-
vention with great ability and cloquence.