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BARNEsis PIE NOTION

49, = <As<S ~ &Oh
MR. JOHN e & BARNES: DEAF siR-Il! Il with mre
Iva Satisfaction Inform you your Pie Lot!on raa
lag cuf1 n pereul Of Alter few spplcaccts
decided change Iook place u hss dlsea.e 30 now ss
TerJ !i;.e inconvenience, and thinks himself caret
perfectly saIsaec Loaf n lew weeks rs daesse VII
enaseIy removed Ills case one, sad hs -
fcft5ss have been yerJ great
Yea ale - liberty 10 refer any oae NE. Ygls
L e ENGLISH, T. y
Trenton. Feb q, Ist5.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
WYATT L KETcHUM, III Fa!toG,st.
my2 wv. sole Agents In ae~-Yeh
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LIST OF LETTERS.

.ovErrisED TIE TRIBUNE ~ SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
10. Ind be " further enacted {"
And ali advertisements made under lhs orders Of Post
master General In newspaper ncwspspers OF eftcrs
uncned for 10 any Poe Once fhs be inserted The paper
papers o. the ton place where the oce sdvorusinz
may be situated, Aaurnz 0k Larstx etre~Lat,on
Ven Pon Office L1=p paused jhc5eh 5, lssa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

TO THE TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE
ECONOMISTS, Families Hotel K-epefe Lc--J s.
IL SCOTT Co, No. 10 NassaG-s- corner of Joan nav
ing purchased he hst lot Of the possess
irg Ihsi richness Of aayor generally combined and
rarely ootalnt, Oder vhol-sa.e rrla;
Gceea and Black Teas Of The quality oriy inclndrg
ne old .Aconot Scachooz and Engsn Breakfast
a. Used 10 be imported twenty ago TIC stock COT
fee Sugars kc re7ds no coa-rt IS they selected Of
tae sa-sI guaiity.
!. ; scoG Co. also supplied with stock Of f7sh
imported Gzssow 5pc-d Hams; old English Cheeses Of
great variety and aayor-
AL goods bought VIII be delivered within five miles Of
the city free OF charge And Al orders from tho Country
win -ccos-i reniuaac-s, Will the honorable
dealing as II selected by tie parties Themselves
; SCOTT / CO. 70 Sss.ea-s. Joca-
a22 I2t-->t-
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IMPORTANT 20 Purchasers OF Pisno-Fores-Th.
subscribers Ewing porccss-d Of Ar John Scrber Inc er
rgs II he Uaec States tis psten, Harp Fame
i=pnovrro; = Piano Forte, arrtocturny sorne
~nica wsrraa-6 superior II tone 70 .,y uo, IN nae
anc Keep n iane 9ea logger. The Improvement con-
slss Z noss oesnta! hap frame peculiar IL
g-u-r. aasorm-c of he approved modem s,yles Of
ar-s.nc irsu7asclA BENNETT, ROGERS K co,
IS l5e FGtoc-st. East rde OF gro.dyay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

NIksSK-. BUBBS ~ CLARKE'- Classical
l'i School, - Vast Washington piac--The SUMMER
Term of TIT. Institution announced 10 Mon.
day May ith aud co.- Friday July II Facilities for
The aee and elegant pronunciation of Freneh have been
greatly Increased iDasmGch the etr Of
compish-d French Teacher bayc b--u secured who de-
himsrlfio instruction IN Frsnch aud DraptHg The
building occupied has Improved nodato
Increased nunIbor of pupils all JIawis TuThSS'
MIR. & MRS. kIDDER's Schoo Tor Young La
Iva dies. 1877 Gf.-n-s or the reception VI pupils
who wi b, tsught with the p-rseyern2 care, and
the system which have proved successful during
the zst Three years few boardeTs be received
a23 l2g-od'
A \ ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
"A which ben successful operation Is
located No Is rhirdayenD7 door below Eigsl
whcr. The Course Of Study will pc found 10 be sysef
aic thorough, and practical Success Insured where we
have the cooperation OF parents or guardians.
On Wednesday, Hay 6th. an lnfsnt and Primary Depart
men will opened ucter III charge Miss MARY Coop
Rich Offering Course Of Instruction alike Systematic,
thorou and practical The Theory und Practice OF Vocal
Music will be taught II both Departments without
charge Prices reasonable and books in the Infant Depart
tn-nI furnished freq Of Tulon charged from The
time Of entering School. IN either Department
Iny5 St. h. b FRYE, Principal
NVIDDLETUWS Conn Preparatory schoOl.-Th1
lft Sunm.r Session viii Commence May 5th and ccnn
~ y weeks Charge $40 Principal 81 II Aark,tst from
the 3lh IN lith May. n CHAsE. myZ%~
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HAapwARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.

OSBORN LITTLE, Importers and general dealers In
" Ergish, German and American hardware gallery edge
tools Sc 81 Eutonst between Pearl and Water Sta New
rk respectfully invite the attention OF country merchant.
HE han and farmers and Others making Iheir Spring pu
chsses - their very extensive assortment comprising eve
thing in the line all OF which offered al The lowest mar
krt prices for cash, or approved credit
Cut and wrought nails locks, la.ches
Butts screws knives and forks, rszors
Cu;tscks, brsds and sparabes
Ten and pocket Knives and SCISSORS
dill. pit ard cross cut saws, hoes, forks
shJvels spades scythes aud snaths, rifes
b sck lead POTS and sand crllsibes
Jumps for wells or clsIrrns
Scotth wstei OF Ayre stone, for marble polshers
Coorers tools IN gest variety OF the most celebrated
manufacture such Abertson, Cosger Horton, Bar
ton. and others
toopers iron Ivsls and truss hoops
tcuse and ship carpenters tools
bacKsmiths ioCls garden utensils
Butchers tools, cabinet msKers' trimmings
House and ship ru,iders hardware
on. brass copper and steel wire
,;ennlne Harlem i'll M. 3Teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

- Broadway, s.Ictring Nibio's Thea.re-John T. s
Sr.:s nAS large assortment OF Homeopathic Medicines
u Enelr-A dilEona and gobules; Sugar OF
rrs-s Pocks snf Family Cases Of Medicines on hand and
prepared % order Homeopathic Platter suostrct- for
pHc.aor Scf Coca rrIsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

THE UNION WHITE LEAD Manufacturing Com
pauy prepared 20 supply heir customers and
purchasers generally with White Lead ofIher OWE nst
factur-,
Dry White Lead-Pure Extra and No. IN packages Of
100 20 1000 lbs.
White Lead ground IN olPure, Extra No. and No :, In
packages Of . 10 leo lbs
The well rsIaosh-d reputation Of their White Lead 10
Of The United renders Y ony c-ces
sary hsi they continue furnish AZ article which
for por. brancy and durability cannot De surpassed ~
any other In this country. The name OF ne
Company description Of Lead stamped OF esca
package. They also keep oc hand
Dry and ground Veftisr1s
Do do do Ch-ome Green
Do Go 90 Psrs Green
D, Co do Yellow Ochro
Do DO do Venetian Red
Do do DO Spanish Brown
Do DO do Pr1ssaa Blue
L:ns-ed OH Red Lead. Black Paint, Sugar Lead kc kc
Al OF which n-y offer for No. rs Fron:st
r,ost reasonable .eral 81 3ueod
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miscellaneous.

STATS BARKER,
CLOTHING s>D FURNISHING ~AkthoVsE;
No. l79 Brosd=~fy directly orposlts Ho;'dTd HofI)
-, L g. receiving !arg- and r-e ani assor..
- of sprng snd summer Goods -h.ch they Will
uss- up order the fashionable styles a; ih- urn-
81 r-asonz5- prices.
Strangers and Others can supplied with very Superi-
or article OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Hue brown black cloth Drcss and 90.
FROG. Coat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 10 S25 90
ssSo Go;ha, Csshmer-.t P-lto Goats 70 10 i w
T weeds, kerbsnl de Lain S.ck CosIs ~ 10 w
Pants Of Cashmere, Linen Drill. &c &c. 10 20 ~
V.ss OF White Mars Cashmere. SILKS. &c ) 10 TO NJ
Ovrrcos,-s light aud beautiful T%e-ds, SaIo Gcthas
aud Czs.ineres. for travelling Og-rcosis
Also, genera! assortment OF f1rnLsalas aTrclea VIZ
Crayais Stocks Ties Snr;. Collar. Gloves, Sus p-ndsrs
siis sud cotton Under Shirts. Ic- &c mig Sin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

DKIfATE SCl.OOI. for Boys, 1913 Canal-.l near
West Broadway.-The subscriber has removed bis
school from spenard-s TO the above loc,on The house
possesses all the advantages TO essential 10 large
school The second door contains four psrlos which VIII
be Appropriated wanted for The oil the school. All
the branches usu- 10 4. boys for business college Will
be attended For this experienced teachers nre
engaged teach Il, German, French and the Classics
OF whom reside 10 the house and can te consulted
q; any hour. The Principa! resides Ia South Brooklyn
WHO would be pleased 10 receive into bis family few
pupils as boarders on reasonable terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

CRATE APRONS, ard Gu Tasae Paper io' -
W turo Frenes.-A large sssort:nsEt tar sac .;
uy5 JANSEN < BELLS, l53 Asss1a~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

SHEET BRASS.
IAMES G MOFFET No. III Prince. ST. between Woos-
aud Greene manufacturer Of Sheet Brass has
md, and constantly receiving from hs mill. large
sortIneni OF all sizes Shee, Brass which b, III sell
wholesale r-l. lower prizes Iasu other place 10
the City and II equal TO any made In The United
States
J. g. NJ will deliver goods sold by him il any part OF this
GUY Brooklyn, shipped board Of any vessel, free
OF Carriage
S.-Brs.s and Copper Tubing OF all ,!z-s made
l.r aln lrl-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

PAPER HANGINGS.
WILLIAM PEHL, 80 PEARLsT.
las received by the slu arrivals from HHvre his Spring
assortment OF Paper Hsngngs, Borders Views. Panel
Papers and Fire Board Prins direct from the manua ctur
-rs comprising all he newest styles and every quality,
which he Offers wholesale and retail
Aso, extensive Of American Satin and com
mon Papers manufacturers prices.
Country Dealers will ind Il for their advantage call
Persons requiring sufficient OF the liner qualities OF Papers
snthorze sp-ci Importation select for that Pur-
pose from i complete ss1orInen; Of new pa!t7rnL
rn1upr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

ITO CONTRACTORS, LANDLORDS, AND
l. OWNERS Of Dwelling -Keyser's Por-zols Air Tishi
Cooking Range For PnYc.e Dwellings, Hotels and Pub
be BGidings-Cobirg greater advantages lis
and srransserIs. 1sa Esy article irv=utet-
Bei,s portable, may be readily moved and tr
ding expense acd Dc east put up z any par Of se
eccn uy without rItrscrOrs Being Inc Alright pfin
cps Z WILL han hAf he fuel oAer
wise required acd daring :n- Summer monics The tfs
may coseG anY:st- The u kitcheu, Wild!
oCI Diminishing no for COOKING purpose
Beng constructed without any c.rp-r whHisver, in
Pos.!o for p-r.ons get e range oct OF order or
opsract The crx except by the ..ragsi door IN rocL
There ave sizes Of The Range TsrJns Price from
50 20 s!01 They made Of ne oes; risirf-a!nom
WOODS CELEBRATED FURNACE CASTINGS,
wa-rsred 0necrc eeavie. han Ordinary casln
Tie proporcoaab!y !srs- oa1-ag admirably AID
lie boiling amply s1-ncrot for IL cns
purposes
Wz--r B>c1s, CroiSc Boilers a-e A. ;h- SIr--.
sary .Or he Crooz water. References gyec persoos
csin te r.ss-s S--York. Brooklyn, scd Ice tscn,
OWES A.so Of al patterns Tor Halls, Ps-ors on
sid Kitch-cA Those lntc.Ss.et viii please cal and
exlE.E= 5ur themselves :. EEYSER'S
Stove AID Range Manui.c.ory c5g Wa,er-s,
AZ In-ct Between Peck-si2 and Be-xuEc-,r
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Urp Gcrhs.

sPsNG AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
AT he C..h TA.locins and ciosiag 81 W.
Az DEGROOT co. No 10S FuLTOA-sI- Where
the following
CLoTE COATS,
fro-n ss 70 SIC
Alpaca CoATs,
from 3 - . s.
from T5cis 70 e. 50
CASHMERE PANTS
from IS 20 -
EERISo PANTS
FROM $40 s. 80
DzILLIS6 and Other Summer Pa1a,
from 81 % 81
SATIN VESTS.
from = 20 -.
SUMNER VESTS.
FROM IS cis ,e 81 IS
ALSO large sssor-ui OF Clohs Csssineres And -ss-
t,ss which ~ DC 10 order suit he os isstidoai
Boys Clothing equally cheap vhlch prices sre acrs.s0
be . cheaper han acy other store IN ne cy
rnzi sru-O6-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

L
Cre,n Mercer corner OF Nassau and Ann have.
in addition 10 their G-neens Dining and Supper Rooms,
room apart taitended ny Mrs Mercel expressly Tor
the nccemmod alton OF Ladies whose business may call
hem part OF The city where they daily obtain
Sundays -xc-pI-d excellent cup OF Coffee or Tea
conpani-d article OF luxury the market Affords
~ B.-Privai- the Ladies' Dining Rooms Il
rs,- The following voluntary testimonial. from among
may others is taken from the editorial columns Of one Of
popular daily joarnss Speaking oi tbs various
hotel. and eating houses vi city. II says:
Green Mercer. Is another eating bouse OF Celebrity
II ma. upper AM uS -r rooms where the prices lt-,
IS conducted p-ranc- principles and icosed on
Sunday The wife OF one Of proprtors att-nc' 10 the
management OF the upper apartments and she has among
Der II srs- number OF the clergy
rp,5 81 f.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Post Once,
Saturday, May g.;

E9- Please m<Ei.os tie Of iss Lst {. rhteh ia<s
ar. edserttsed LADIES' Lists
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| kTTEk BOOKS Tor me copying Pr-s., made OF e1-
ktra sCperhn- PAPER various sizes, sonS Y bound Also
Copying Paper, Copying Ink Olet Paper, "-ttns
Brushes Screw and Lever Copying Presses a. very 20"
prices by FRANCIS = LOUTREL-
my5 In Manufacturing Si4ronrfs. ~ hsidcn-!ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SOdOOL
For GIRLS, At PoUGHKEEPsIE, N Y
FI1HIS INSTITUTION Is adapted young ladies of eve
~ ags All the departments Of substantial and m
ished cours. OF education taught The summer tern
viii open hs IN Of fifth month. (May) For catalogues
containing particular information apply in New City
JAS 5. GIBBONS Sank Of the Stale Of NcwYork, or In
Poughkeepse To
WILLIAM P. GIBBONS, p,t,-i,ais
nln 3nwrf C. ROBINSON SISTERS. i'-t-e'P'l''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

CoxsAcRIZ, Sept e. lste
DR TowSsESD-To al whom his fnsy coaeern: It's
Is crfuy mai my ws Used bottle of your SASSY
Mia previous 70 Der confinement, under tho nost alafs
snd delicate circumstances being uo1sec vim hs droPg
swelling OF the feet affections and very much 60
nltate win my permission, and tz r-co lrn-ndatloa
those VINO had usec - see Induced TO NY win nisa
fait-snd suc- say, the medicine nad 100 hsepJ
desired effect Tot Only II the nours OF comm eent tdI
the piratioo Of week OF Ls us7 ne cfopsy &c
n=f besn Is COW better hac /! asd been iof .ong .s
prey!o1s
ysat, ). JAhESOh
Marc, AID Broad Newark, ~ J.; C. Insts JE Plt
-f.oa NJ los SCUM Pesrl-st Albany BEDDING Co No
S.s:-s. Bostoa; S.cEus Ban, Troy; Hr WeIis drag
rs CEca. Cr1at - SooEce, crUSgis:, Pouxhkoopsei
Rcssnan Co. HUDSON Andrew Trusx, Schenectady, NJ
Fo~I-f LsnAing5srge end By principal druggiss gece
rally IarOugnoui nc Cnit-1 5sae5 West Ladies and -
Canztss-
Sone genuine except pas II tie large square bosIn
wreo eocHln quart and aigced with ths wr!tlsn Ezs
Of 5. ?. TOWNSEND, sad his Fan, blown 10 -
sl<sa nh2l 2swr VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

rIJl I.UAN-.-r-r-Vu-d -srOus ofiuVe-s!ng muo-y
= Ia h-y-rg- So.d- of this City. payable IN 81
per per or 10 The Six Per
Cent Temporary " alter Loau psyaol- IN one, TWO or
wears with annually ca1 do 80 10 suas
o. S251 and upwards, on application q! nus once
.count-,rsr,. OFc- M, s,h 1916 ny6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09
..TII,LIAM JEFFREY,S Carpet and on Cloth

kIILLlAlI - Carpet hnc vi Cloln.
w Paper Hsneing., Upholstery and Transparent Win
dow Shade Warehouse No. - Czmlne-s late OF la Ca
na-sl-W Jeffrey respectfully informs his former pat.
rons 1d the public generally that h1 has taken the large
md commodous store No - CarminesL nesr ecker 81
which he has with especial reference 10 the conven
fence OF purchasers ami where ne viii now be happy TO Of
fer n and well selected Of goods in the above
branches which, price and quality Will compare favor
ably with any In the city
Hi. rst exhibit choice assortment of Paper
Hangings borders feboard prints &c In great variety OF
style prices damaks moeens table and piano covers
bindings frnges cJrds iasses window ornaments and
other upholstery goods live feather beds, holsters
pillows pure curei hair trssses pal-asses Sc- kc
His second door is arranged expressly as Carpet and
Oil C!o,h WAreroom where u.sy be found all the newest
ard choicest styles OF ngran ana plain and twied Vene
nr Carpets chenille u-d and Brussels rugs oil cloths OF
various widths white check and fancy coor-d ~, 81 and
ID Canton mating Window Shades OF our
manufacture rods carpet bindings worsed uie and
sheep skin mats, Sc &c.
Hs third will contain the beat live geese !eaih-
pure cnri-d hair sc SC at Wholesale and retail
B.-W- J. wishes particularly TO represent that he
neither buys sells any AUCTION GoODs whatever. His
Carpets &c all received fresh from the most celebrated
factories are persctu every particular aud
NOT fail 10 ans expectations OF the fas,idious
Feathers purified by patent steam machine Upholstery
work all kinds executed order with dispatch and the
most liberal terms B50 2sw3tMSS-
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS

DAGUERKEOTYFE AFFAhA I q .
JoHS ROACH,
Ontci4u. - Sasssu-st
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, French, German and
n American Instruments Coating Boxes Mercury
Baths and all the other mste-s Used by operators are
Manufactured under his inspection Chemicals. Plates
Cases Olckstui, &c &c. Lenses ground 20 order.
Thermometers AID Surveying Conps=ses manufactured
for the irsd--
Msgn-to Electric Machines OF approved construction Tor
medical purposes AI0 lmeod-
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Gnrpftlng.

ROBERT II. MORRIS. p M
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Master, McCsar:sn.

fLsvtngEton, Master
Livingston, Isaac
Tent, Eeorou Ed
campNo .
lTent, Siaai Enesmf
Nos
Tent, Palestine In.
| No 9
Tent MONT Oneu'
Encanp No 10
Tent, Mount Hore;
Encsup No y
T-u;, Lebanon Ec
camp No 10
T
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TUTTLE 4 DAY, Locgmsk-rs No M-chanic-sl New
AK Offer Tor sale To me trade low prices, geo.
-rsl OF well rished House and Store door RIA
aud Moricr Locks They also usnufscIurr in-
Patent Cyiadrc. Nis hit Latch improved form and Tut:
trs. Pa;ent Self Protesting oank and Store Door Locks
~ yt.,ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RgTALEp At WHOLESALE PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just received splendid assor-
of Wsich-s which will be retsl-d a. the follow
Ing unprecedented low prices
Full Jewsl-d Gold Levers from so 10 $50
- Silver 10 - 25
Gold Lepnes 81 35
Silver 10 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD AND PORK.
CONSTANTLY on hand, n general assortment OF Prov
" sicus-Builer rkius and tube; Che--o IN casks III
box-.: Lard In bills halves and kegs Mess Pork Mess
Beef ans city and Western Cured Shoulders, Smoked
Beet and city Cured Smoked Tongues.
Msckerel Nos l. and g. 10 brls, halves, quarters and
-ichihs: Shat Goldfish Herrings In pickle aud smoked
Sacked Salmon; White Beans Cigars &c. which offer
% 10 dealers and the public the lowest city cash prices
by B. +. CLARK, No. ~ " sshhgton-st
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NIoMTHLY aErokT for Ag,n: Of the New .YOrl

| Largo tnGor re-
moved from Em-
clue Brown
while In the Mea.
mesic sls sp She
was rs uncou-
seions Of II Ns II
she bad been
dead. The opera.
uon was wiLnos
: sed by Is or ~
gentlemen.
| Another large u,
NOR removed I'm
The poor altepo ,
" N. S.-This
crthis city.
u,xT tWo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09

Apotn-cares Hal 50 Caih-nne-sL, esaoshoc IL $50
Ii MEDICINES In his establishment wsrran'-e
~ genuine. No boy. or inexperienced young uon Ar
zllo wed The hnest sw zplsH LELcH-
IS for SAL or applied by al experienced per,on-
WM WATSON, Chemist aud Phzrrnsceurst,
1a3 I'm. 4 81 OXford-sL LONDON
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-15

advantages secured by thus advancing
under cover, the American rifle, in the
hands ofsuch men rs the Texan rangers
and the Western volunteers. was q more
efficient weapon in snch u contest as this
than any which the assailants Of Saragos-
sa possessed. The rife, used rs j, can
be used by Americans only, is in fact a
weapon which mast give superiority 10
our arms against any foe, 10 any Find Of
battle in which It can be efficiently en-
ployeA 1t Is unusaai to read, in the ac-
counts Of battles, Of troops being under
fire fer hours wi,hsn aggregate loss III the
cad SO small as 70 si4Dost Incredible
Now it is not possible for columns Of
men TO he exposed 10 the ire Of Ame9i-
can rlsemen, even for a shcrt time, with
out great loss-hecause every riaeman is
a marksuIan, and no nlasksman shoots
without singing his NAN.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-12-15
Tlse vsen.e 80 sne ser.

The North American hes he following
remarks on the war. They place the
matter CT The right grounds,
sThere is mol, never hes been, The
s~lightes! manifestation of a disposition on
the part Of The Wing party 10 Withhold
support lfom the Government in the pros
ccuion of The war. To say that there
has been, is most false. most factions, and
is meant 10 make the mischief It affects 70
d~euounce. The Union and kindred prints
have made such charges. and from such
motives; they know them to be false ev-
cry American recognizes and resents them
rs a SANDER against our ommon country,
The Wings assumed their position broad
~. ri the first. They fastened 10 ohef
every thing fer the war 10 have withheld
the proaeT would have worked evil to our
country. At the same time they have
protested against the wrong done and re-
served their claim Tor future Justice 10
have omitted this would have been to
have proclaimed an extra-constituiional
Dictatorship. Their position is unchang-
ed: It is true hat they have murnured
against the policy Of The administration,
and WHY! Because the President did
not second the efforts OF the Wings
they asked more men, more ships, more
munitions, more heart, more honesty;
they alledged 4 design TO belittle the war
and hrotract 4 dangerous ccntest. Were
they right in their charges? They are
sustained by present facts the wal IS
more formidable now than ever. Were
they right in their recommendation p
They have been recognized and adopted
by the administration. Mr.. Polk has
been constrained 70 adopt Wing councils.
The army is reinforced; and VIII be still
further strengthened and the Gull squad
ron WILDE made efficient. Scott has been
sent to the army: Stewart viii be to the
Navy. These are Wing movements and
under their inspiriting influence we look
for earnest results. If they be insufiicient
add to them to the last drop and last
dollar the Wings are eager 10 meet the re-
QUESTION. They regard the war as "un-
natural and therefore pant TO fight It OUT
vigorously and at once, and be freed from
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The Pennsylvania Regiment.

The following are the names of the
companies, whose services have been ac-
cepted by the Governor:
Washington Light Infantry-Captan
Binder,
City G1o-ds-Captain Hin,
Philadelphia Light Guarls-Captain
Bennett.
Wyoming Artillerists-Capiail Dana.
Washington Ariillery-Captain Nagle.
Duquesne Grays-Captain Heron.
Jackson Independent Blucs-Captain
Hay.
Monroe Guards-Captain Small.
C~adwalader Grays-Cap;ain Scott.
Jefferson Guards-Capiain Morehead.