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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
New.York, April .Slh Isi6.

DR.. TOWNSEND: make the following statement In or;
der 10 express my gratitude 10 you. AID 10 recommend
your Sarsapsria snd your Compound Extract OF Ssrs
psrilla those who unfortunate 20 have Lung
Complaints or Consumption. While residing ic the South,
several years aso had long and sewers sickness, which,
with subsequent exposure very aersy injured my coz
suiiior. being able, however much OF the time 10 work
although my lungs affected and had cough; FOR
the last year grew much worse, aud the last Winter
caucha sewers cold The pain in my breast, distress IN
breathing and coughing very much Increased | TOOK q
number popular remedies for Consumption. but they
failed 10 relieve me- Al last was confined 10 my roori
and bad with the Consumption that DID not eN-
pecl 10 remain here long. sent 10 Marcus <oore who
resides at the corner OF Lydius Sad Grsnt tsho Will
confirm this .tzcmenLl and made dlspJ. ion OF my
property days sitter this. friend you 10 see
me YOU ordered bottle OF your Extract of SarsaParta
iooS it according your directions. and Immediately
fell rccyelny PAIN gradually len mel breaihed
freely-uy backing cough su6stet-l raised easily and
slept ,oundy-and to my establishment ald delight when
had taken the contents OF tine bottle abe you we'll
remember 20 walk from Ferry BeaversL 10 obtain more
have continued take II, and about my business
although II than two months since commenced
with your medlcmes-ant an thankful 10 Tue Lord that
was Induced to try them SAM. Il. STUART y Ferry-sL
Albany, May 10TH 1871.
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- ssss OF THE BglG AMERicA.-The brig America.
III eoson) Childs, from Kingston ia. bound to New
~ with al assorted cargo. went ashore on the Esst
wei Florida about sixteen miles north OF Cape
aesci near the mouth of Indian River. on the 9th
sssG O'clock, in gale of wind from the n. (. So
- was the gale that in one hour after the brig went
sse broke in two the cabin separating from the
r. eashing away ~ the same time both boats. The
=, ssers and crew, consisting OF the captain eight
80 Mr.. Fiorroy Gate U. 8 Consul az Msnniquc)
lady, narrowly escaped by swimming ashore.
ssesSei sic cargo are total loss and there Is no
SsScc, we understand, on either The A. was aoou.
ms aashs old, s35 tons 6urthen and owned BY Messgs
->Seae & Troubad;, OF Boston and Philadelphia.
Savannah Georgian, 7th.
.sSrRUcTwE FIRE Ar NEW. ORLgANs-A FIRE &C.
ssa 90 the Cd inst which destroyed block of frame
s-s-sss some six or seven in number Loss of pro
~ y estimated at between eight and ten thousand
- The individual loss TO the occupants of the
~s'ss rot known.
~ aoaRisLE.-On the 10th ult. in Overton County.
rs,ssa brute in human form, named Edward o'Neil,
bis wife aud FIVE o: his children SET his house
ssss and then committed suicide throwing himself
ae horrid pile Of murdered Victims !, is scarcely
ssssay 10 say the man an hahitaal 6runksrd and
ss,a,H at the tine daughter Of IL eseaped the
s'AsiE ulassaese.
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General Notires.

Eg Wafer Care House.-Mrs NJ. ;. Cove coutin-
receive patients a. her house, 81 Tenh-st New
York- .,,.,
gives directions for the application OF Wafer CuTe. 81 u
II Practical Phrenologi>ts and Publisher
FOWLERS L WELLS, ISL NassdIi-si. Ohce +ours from,
o'-lock = NJ 10 10 P. NJ ly-s 3n'
~ The National Associations Of Inventors
viii hold their Annual deetng al mechancs Hail. No
mil II 4 II AMI meet arain OF Wednesday, The An ms
al T. 70 continue Unit! the annual business i
acted inventors Of al c are R ES'Sef ey55sd 70
L. D. G,rs Cor. Secretary
J. P PIassoS, Jf. Rec secrc;ary CO wv
CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS.
The csNcsE c.S sE CURED
Without Srirsiea! OperGtienl.
~ DIR. William II. Norris, OF Philadelphia u row
visitto New YORK, where he VIII remain durss the
coming wsier for the purpose OF consultation and treat
ent in the case Of Cancers His psn is TO exact payonly
after cure aad he makes eare for consultation NJ
,erous certificates he exhibited Application 10 VII
liam H. Morris Atlantic Hotel between the hours OF 10 and
clocs and leo Greenwich al all other hours ole lw
,7- Rheumatism nnd all Nervous Diseases
positive and permanent cure for these distressing and
prevalent complaints, is found N SHHiKISIIEs CAL
NANIC RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID. No mater
how chronic may be the disease readily Yields
the mysterious Fower developed by this wonderful
The G5Ivanic Bets Bracelets Geers, and Strengthen
in Pssers are sd in more chronic of disease and
can used By the delicate person with perfect safety
The extaordnarv ard beneficial efec, Of these articles
upOn the nervous system MIST be witnessed 10 be be-
uevcd
Only Agency in New-YoFk 49, Broadway.
Beware of spurious limitations which are entirely worth
less Explanatory pamphlet he had gratis sa@5TSThd
~ DIR. Chrstic's t;nlyunic md Magnetic
CuraHves.We refer our readers TO Tue various adver
sements these celebrated articles which appear In
paper They recommended for Nervous complaints.
class OF diseases in which ordinary medca means are OF
avail and certainly worthy The attention of
the afflicted The only Office in New-iork for he genuine
articles is al 49, Broadway aus T&ThGos
rV-Atwood's Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
THESE Stoves warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves are invited examine them before purcas
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail BY Hickok Co 80
Waer-sL 81 5meodos
j. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. %
Wa!-sL New-YOrk- UncurrenI Money bought and sold.
gold and silver rrchsn ged nons and drRfs colcsd n.
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New-Yclk, Noyembef d, e.

Dz TowSsEsr. You remember that when obtained c
bottle Of your Sarsapsriln ard PROMISED II ELECTED
nv cover 20 return favor. had been sofeIY Afflicted
y "a. Rheumatism for months much Of the lime 40 bad
,ksi could neither es, sleep nor walk Il would DO i'm.
possible for ne describe the pain and agony endured
ued number Of remedies without being benehted
ssdrced ne 70 IN bot.le. did SO, snd my gresi
ESTABLISHMENT II In few days efer,ed perfect cure;
eny sre acre61o1s, iryite hem % call On me- and
r,o.nise 70 SATISFY them Of The truth OF The above.
IRA GODFREY, no. Liberty-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

.SeSrsREY.-This city, an account OF the capture
sssa by oar army published this morning is the
ia Of The State Of New Leon. II is ON the Fernan.
n,e3, about 30 miles from its mouth II has well
.a Streets and mostly story stone buildings. The
aca is abou. 1900 and the city is situated on the
- dwelling route from the Rio Grsn6e TO the City OF
~c@ TPhilad North American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

IN FALL Fashions subscriber woz!d call
E the attention Of tis eccs zrc he pubic generally
10 Eis large and s1pero! assortment OF gerterens
Hats which i7r durability general appearance sc econo-
r.y are tot e1ce!!-c b. any offered N ills ci:y
sny The above does not ye ample satisfaction.
can De JULY o5.a:red o. giving information TO
all Slr-oct- J. W KELLOGG. lis CanE,-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS,
And as the Truth vii! ouL

IN AND YOU MAY DEPEND UPON IT, that yoa VIII
HI not ind THEODORE CLARK bdetzrard IN bringing
for;rdFd ais OLD established stand OF Pear
and Chatham entire STOCK Of HATS and CAPS
OF The present fall fashion. and -gch prices -: DEFY
conp.ti,ion lis useless TO hs goods made
OF The materials and by superior ~orznen The ;.ct
OF his having covered The head Of many ~se ian Tor
must have gwen general satisfaction He VIII now lay be-
fore o. friends and public st CT MS reduced prices
OF Has and Caps,
Sup-rf1e Nuida Bearer Hsts...--...-.........sic ~
Splendid .-.--.-.---..--..-.. ! -
very durable Suiriz Fur Hat-.-........--....3 %
Ho.-skn Has u superior Kind ~
Second quality inot 20 be beaI} ~
Angola SIX t1als--. ~ - ~
Az tens.ve assortment OF Fur and Cloth Caps alwsys
or Rand together w!Lh MINIS Of every description and
prices. OEe trial vr!!l prU.e The tscL
Forge. u not. THEODORE CLARK's old established
Hs, and Cap Mandatory, corner CT Pear! AID Chatham
81. N.u.Ycr. % lrrro1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

EU FALL EAsHIOSS.-Eats, Ha.S-Pa-is mole
Iii ha,s s. -cra hose sold by citcrs g. 81
also eleSsn; dresa q 81 Eac y s. superorb
style hose "a ary peces s. neat ssts Al
$ C G. Nurca viii Re pleased 70 see RS friends lila
e.tsaIist-rect GEORGE ?. H Brown,
oT I'M l45 Caaal-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

DOARD-A handsomely furnshed parlor and bed
ID room With board for lady and gentleman. or one OF
two ladies, gentleman can DO accommodated With
nge room The family Ia strictly private and sma-sit-
uaton North of Canalst and West Of Broadway. Terms
in accordance with accommodation. Address Albion ?.
~ os tic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
JULES HAuEL, Peffamer and Chemist,

Beware of Counierfeils. ASK for Jules HsuePs We
gesbe Liquid Hair Dye, yen want the genuine article
4 Premium awarded al the FRANKLIN Institute
And al rly gents, WYATT ksTcHAM, l2i Fultonst-
C!ir-hush Us and 29 Broadway; T. \. Artault Lafay
ette Bazaar cor Broadway and Liberty J. B. JscGaemod
AIS Broadway HsYilsnd Reese < Co. Naiden-lane; and
ali esneItrhe in the Z. 5. IS I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
ooMsTooK,s Phonetic MAGAZINE,

lust PUBLISIIED-The October Number Che Second
y Nuulhcri OF n Monthly Periodical entitled COM
STOCKS PHONETIC MAGAZINE.
An important object OF this work Is 10 make The people
acquainted with the immense advantages which would re-
suit from tho adoption OF rgRTEcr Alphabet of The Eng
lish language To accomplish this object with TO ihu
reader most of the articles will he IN the Old well rs in
the photography Thus the completely and defomiiy
OF The viii appear the more striking when coniTasIed
with the simplicity aud beauty OF the other.
The PHONETIC MAGAZINES is got up in 4 Style similar
10 Ina; of tho FIRST periodicals OF the day. contains :.
avo pages subscribers NJ the moderate price
Of ONE DOLLAR per anGum. Letters post paid should
Ice directed TO a COMSTOCh, ID ID.
Va Muhsrry-.L PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

re- STAMMERiNG CURED.--Dr. CoMSToCKS Vo-
ca and Polyslou Gymnasium for the Of Stammcrtng,
for Instruction in EocutUn AMI Photography and for the
ACQUISITION OF Ancient and Modern Languages, is now
open. Stanmersrs admitted any time between tho
first OF September and the first Of January.
4. COMSTOCK, NJ D. Principal.
.aDl L IN Mul.n alnIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

BOARD, with plesssnt rooms may be had by making
ID application at IS Frankln.sl third doos from Broad
way or al 80 C;reene-st Of lw-
alOARD.-Board with rooms furnished fsre9uired, for
ID single Gentlemen or Gentlemen and hoir Wivee, mey
DO obtained by applying al n North MooresL near Vafes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

DOARDING-A Gentleman and his Wife can he ac
DcommodaieA with second story room and board also
three gentlemen be accommodated with pleas
ant sing e rooms and board i7S FuonsL few doors
Of Broadway, opposite St Psuls Church Yard Re-
ferences exchanged. ol2 ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
MADAME DURAND, dau sh.er OF the late Jno. Ma

NADAWE DIT KAND, daush.ef o! ne Ist. J no. Ma
n-sca. informs Ladies who desire 10 study the French
LANGUAGE that her morning classes for The winter
are now forming Ladies having studied may enter class
IN the second course, by applying Immediately. A new
morning class will commence by the 2plh Instant
second evening class FOR gentlemen is also forming,
and will commence The latter part Of tbs present month
Those prepared the evening ca-s in pro-
gross VIII please apply Immediately. Residence No IS
Walher-sL
n BAlsd. Durlnd would devote three mornings OF the
week 10 The instruction families uniting and forming
class in The upper part OF the city % l~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
MO MORE WHITE. GRAY. OR RED HAIR

A REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
Aand alters the appearance of The cOunenance from that
which j. much jslikrd II Is pleasing TO have efficient
Means remove these defects To effect this change of
hair so much wished for IL the grand and never-!ang
property of Jules Hauels Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which the proprietor with justice state is far beyond
anything OF the kind yet known in hi. or any other
country la properties very powerful, though very
innocent This chemical result ia wonder as II enables
persons dye simultaneously their hair without the least
ey-brovs &c TO a brown black ch-snu; color. The
slightest evil consequence need be feared from its
Ill Il altogether haless This composition Is me only
one sanctioned by Of chemistry TO dye in
nIelibl manner the various sridatuns ofcoors without
danger or Inconvenience and has JUSTIFIED me oefs pa
ronsge and unlimited confidence of the public II black
s required ask for box marked N, II brown, box marx
I'd saIn HYhnlPsAla and rninil. by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
Albany. March =, Is1s.

Dr. To&SsESc-DeGr SIR: by wife was last Fsil 81.
lacked WITH fever. and took large ausncres OF
calorael. this, she caught TioerI cold and WIS coz
fined TO her ABOUT mouths Wien the ievef .ei!
her, attacked with cisrressing pains; Icy "ele
,snos: ds;ract.d coad ger noting relieve her uatI
tried your Ssrsaparls which wher ~e is1l
d.seIy cured her. We feel 1ndrr oob gscohs y - ~
cheap and eectal remedy Size aad ever ~ =; =;
lbs Spr.ng and has been iro1bled WIZ EYER 81 u
tie head and recE JIM ~
na-i AorfI 3. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

DOARD,-A gentleman and his wife, or Two or three
singie persons can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms with Board, for tho winter, al I'd Lexhgtonsy.
one door below Twenty siKth.st oi23t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

~ Principal oace is Ful.on-st Gex-Yors, go leS
so5:h Pearl-sL Albany Age.-s for SSston, ascatas
SsisSe.pSia 5 g. H.a5e Drrggast, Bslinorc 2 ~
Cohen Chsz.eston. John Wrza; CO. New-orIsans la2
sS- iJnitsd states West Indies snd Canada
Eor. eenrtre exreP. pQs gp II the lsge square botss
uhtca ceGiain oaayi eat srsa With lie ws sigma
ssa.se .. .ToRasEaD, ect "a s.las s!asa p sss
80. III asssSIgsssgts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

DOARD-oue Two gentlemen and their wives snd
Dtwo single gentlemen may obtain board and suitable
eomuodous with private family The situation Is
pleasant the neghborhood quiet and respectable, and
a the immediate vicinity Of tho Broadway stages and
the Harlem cars being In Elm-st between Brooms and
Grand Apply nj 6o Elm.st o5 I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

A GENTLEMAN and his wife few single gentle
Forsyh-sl References exchanged. ol0 lwA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

N&yANTEDA stRaon in family 10 instruct children
w AID perform other lhi work as may be required
COMPENSATION moderate. TIE applicant Is native Of
England with good reference Please Apply No Ham.
rnrr-e -pisce. FROM 10 TO O'clock. olo It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

NNANTkD-By respectasle Young Woman, s;ina.
w non 10 DO tie Cooking, washing and rontng Of a
small fsaily do charb.rwork and fae washing.
10 DO the genera. hcgsewotk OF private family Tue
bc, u City reference VIII be given. Apply 80 Mu,
heryv-st up stairs olSGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
TT Rheumatism nnd all Nervous Diseases.
r-,,w,od.s q eIeI,roIcd EmpIrc Cool, Stoves

EB AlWOON
THESE Stoves warranted as usual Persons waning
Cook Stoves invited TO examine them before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hckok Co 80
Waer-sL 50 3mcodos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

WANTS situation superintendent in sole leather
w anncry for the English market his long experience
In the business renders him capable for the different
markets. bends, butts backs, crops. without lime sweat
For farther rsrticulars Inquire OF NJ D. WARRINGTON.
y. = L-nnk OF Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

NNANTED-A situation as Reporter for sonaciiy pa
w per Wnas prefer reporting City Intelligence or
Law Court cases. Address Reporter" Tribune once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

w alton As good cook washer and do chsns
berwcrk OF \ respectable private family. Good City
references civeu Apply al ~ Avenue u. ols ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13
BOARDING ano 6oteIs.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

PEGS leave TO INFORM bsr friends former boatders spe
ID ,hs public generally that abe has opened large and
comnodous BOARDING HOUSE. No sol BIoddway..--
Permanent boaders by heday week or month,
BE- accommodated with single rooms or ecirooms and
parors attached This house contains more than " rooms,
10 supplied with coli and hot baths, and every other
convenience To It's quiet and comfortable home As
good qualities Of her table and the general MANAGE
OF house when required are abund'
ant and al hand Iyi5d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

o. UNION HOUSE, Springfield, MasG-Tbe sub.
81 scriDer taken tho above named and splendid
Hotel Just completed, AT Tho centre OF tho besutifn
village Of Springfield, Mass. and win open the same Ia
public accommodation the 3nth Instant The Uui0t
large richly finished and furnished and Offers un
equnIsd advantages 10 nil parsons travelling through
Springfield for business pleasure Having recently
kept tho United States Hoo and Congress Hall At Ssr
atogn the subscriber respectfully invites his old friends
and patrons and all others 10 give him call Ia hia new
quarI5rs b. D. SEHANs
spRIssyiELD, july 2ith 19ae. ty5D 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

& CuOOL-Henp.iesd Seminary Male Boarding School.
- Homestead L. l. - miles from The City, branch Of
the l. Railroad The Winter VIII commence ID OF
November Circulars a. j. Chaberlins 81 C-dars The
| o.; smeod. y DUNN a. VI Principal
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
NEW SERIES-VOL. 3-NO. I8
Alabama Female Hnstitwte.
Right Rev. N. H. COBBS, Visitor and Patron
 Key. ARISTIDES s. SMITH. Rectnr

Right Rev. N. H. COBBS, Visitor and Patron.
 Key. ARlSTlDES s. SMITH, Rector. NNHE object of this Institution is to fit younp -A ladies for that station in life which Prov. ldence designed that they should occupy, by iormpg thelr charao ters on the basis of we'll informed mlnd, refined manners, and Christian morals. To accomplish this end, it will be the constant aim of the Rector to cultivate and im- prove both the mental and moral faculties of hls pupils, as well as to impart to them thorough instruction Tn all those branches of learning whlch serve to elevate and adorn the female character.
 Bringing 10 the task which he is about to un. der'akr, the results of many years experience as an Instructor of Youth, the Rector hopes that by unremitting exertion both on his own part and on that of his Assistants, he may be enabled not only 10 give satisfaction to his pat rons, but also To promote the welfare and hap plness of those who may be confded to his care.
 TERMS. Board, including washing, bedding, ,fuel,
 lights, &c per sesslon of five months, $75 lUITIoN-ln the Primary department, I5
 ' In the higher departments. 20 For instruction m the Languages, ancient rnd modern, Instrumental Music, and the va alous Ornamental branches, extra charges will be made
 The Boarding Pupils will he expected to at- tend the Episcopal Church, with ;be Rectors family, unless their Parents or guardians prefer some other place of worship.
 Thls Institution will go into operation on the 1st Monday in November next.
 Applications, for the present, may be made 10 the Rt Rev. N. H. CODES, D. D., Tus- caloosa.
 Oct. g. 1845. .46.tf
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
CITY OF TUSCALOOSA, ALA. FRIDAY. MARCH % 1e46.

CHOICE CoTroN.-A day or two since we received from Col. Mcdonald, d,of Barbour county in this State, a small sample of col. ion raised on his plantation, which, for fine. ness of fibre, length of staple, color and cleanl.ness excels anything we have seen this season, to the shape of Upland cotton. Col. Mcdonald is an agriculturst in prac. tice as well as theory,and has rendered great service to the agricultural interests of our State. Several productions from his pen, possessing both interest and originality, on agricultural subjects, have already been laid before the public-some of these, we are proud to say, have appeared in the columns oi this paper. Such men are benefactors and or naments of the age in which they live.
 We copy the following from the last num- Der of the Eufauly"Southern Shield Mo. Mle AdUeyt,ser.
 RAISE FINE COTToN.--As an inducement To our planting friends 10 devote more of theIr attention 10 preparing fine cotton for market, We publish the following extract of letter to Col. Mcdonald, dated
 "NEw YORK, Feb. '. ls46. "Col. Aler. McDonald.
 "Dear Sir: Your 20 bales of cptton are in store, and in as fine order as cotton can be, and probably in as good as shpped. IA bales of the 20 are beautiful. and the st.. pie altogether superior 10 that of any you have sent us heretofore. For the IA. shall do much better for You than 10 have sold il, al home al nine cents. lam certain that l could get cenls, fl would sal the word, but l ask considerable more and shall get il too, think.
 "l saw sample of some cotton to-day. grown on the uplands of Mississippi. from Mastodon seed. and such staple Inever saw, except in Sea Island cotton. 1 enc,ose you a little, and will learn where thd seed can be got for you.
 "Yours, truly.
 DAMES w. PHILLIPS.
State journal & flag., 1846-03-20
FLAG OF THE UNION,
 Established July 1, 1855. sTATR JOURNAL x FLAG OF THE UNION, United November 3. 1s43.

 OMINous.--We clip the following piece oi poetry from the "Dublin Nation," and lay il be- fore our readers. as significant of the course of the people of Ireland, should it be our good, or bad fortune to have war with England.
 The Vow of Tipperary. From Carrick street to Shannon shore,
 From Slievenamon to Ba!lindeary- From Longford-pass to Gallymore-
 Come hear the VOW of Tpperary. Too long we fought for Britain's cause,
 And of our blood was never chary; She's paid us back with tyranrs laws,
 And thinncd the Homes of Tipperary. But never more we'll win such thanks,
 We swear by God, and Virgin Mary. Never to list m British ranks,
 And that's the VOW of Tipperary.