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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18
.MHITE,s RED COADLAL-For tho eafe Of

WHITES RED COhDlAL-For mo cAio Vi
W Diarrhqa Gripping Pains, headache, kc--Tns med-
cine IN medical fscuJ and patients, 40
being usui IL all cascs aitcnced iih spas5s pam, or
.cdily Of h. stomach and boSriA IL has lorg oeeo
ound 10 be oce Of The Of medicines for s cure Of
c.srybe. ty.enr-fy. choic cholera mofous, vomiting
be hr.t,urn AID also for s-s-r- monthly psas Ia
.sor for arrscid snocyre lot l1rpsssoc e
FOR diru.:ic or aeob.ruer !ouLd very yslaabsa
Prepared by subscriber, who IL sole ptoprt,.or
hudson, N Y. 1870 d 4 WHITE
Tn. following from the Rev. Dr. Wssrbufy Of Hudson,
L. suouz many testimonials thsi the propreto. nss
cryrJ
sing for several years hsi ocession Dr. Whites
Co,ci. different lines prepared oy a. T. White, for
several OF The nenOred ABOVE taSc piesiofe IN
recoHnec1lng !; ny friend, - lie most v.uA!e rcrne
dy that nave cSet =. WAPEkbDRY'
HucGon, May 2iih, lS+5.
For sale 81 per bottle Jobn A'hsn 1873 Broadway
RastLou Co Tic sn ESQ Sros1~as Scd 10 AsSr House
Jsra-s AsptnwsIi 30 Wiaa-sl, D-uc 4 Do pay, Park
and 5Si 5rvec~s7i J4 A A-axrn 5ll Broadway; w.
q Brigham, ISL Broadway, corner Grandtt; C. E1otI
III rhiId avenue, Tw VIM r. Peek
"a Joar-st DAME! g. racker $50 Gracd s7gogk-s
A 3. D. Sands, 100 FaI.on, ihaIn David Bands
Co a East Broadway, corner Market; J. Jones' So
Eocftor, corner Acpougai Geo. o. Gum, 81 Beecssr
Cani.opber Al Wholesale BY fbi1ip SehieSsn
Co. lN Nstar nesz WsLsi 6rookIyn-J- Davies fulton
cor Ger Cifnrop-sI tel2 SmeId
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THE TRIBUNE.

U We believe the lovers Of Poetry will agree with US
that there are strong lines in the following The
Introduction might well have been presented blank
but the author appears 70 think Poetry which
not make Itself felt through ha Of Prose not
worth the trouble OF arranging lines Of equal syabies
each beginning with capital. This idea 70 DO pom
dereo The Song" Is properly arranged after the COM
mon method. I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

MANSION SQUARE BOARDING SCHOOL
Fos GIRLS, AT PouGHxEEPsig ". Y
EfHI5 INSTITUTION IL adapted you.g ladies' o.
r. age Ali the department. OF Iuh.,snliai and fr-
sbed OF -tuc anon taught The
viii oPec on Tho IN OF aaz month, may For catalogues
containing particular inform atom apply NexYorI City
10 JAS Gissoss Bank Of the Stale OF NewYcrk In
PoughIeepris 10
WILLIAM T. GIBBONS, l,.,
.o aa-a C. ROBINSON n SISTERS Principals
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The Fire ut Nantucket-Fnrther DIsas,ers-
General Distress.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Nxw BxpYoRp July 10Th 1886
The FIRE 10 more extensive and disastrous than
could have imagined when l wrote you the has,y
note day before yesterday.
Thrre hundred and forty-eisht buildings pere
consumed
II Is almost impossible TO form correct estimate
Of the loss but my opinion is that it will not fall
much short of One Million Of Dollars.
The quantity of oil and candles and candle-stu q
DESTROYED has not been sscertained. Reports vary
from three thousand eight thousand barrels as 10
the oil.
u, is thought that tho whole amount OF insurance
will not vary much from three hundred thousand
dollars-abcut fifty thousand dollars at the Bristol
County Office.
Two Libraries were destroyed. that belonging to
the Atheneum aud The Coffin Library. The former
was removed. as il was supposed 10 place OF
safety but the devouring element reached II have Just
boon informed that It was partially insured.
IL has been sscertalneo thst nDois 1u~H ''''s S'S
resided in the burnt district.
Two enSnes were surrounded BY the IRE and consumed
We have had public meetins to-day, aad eonr'les
Of twenty-five has been appointed 20 soe'
4 quantity OF provisions Will be sent oy 'he OVAL WHY.
viii start In O few minutes.
Jared Coffin Esq. Of Brighton formerly OF SantneAet'
visit to che island when the ere occurred hs
Yesterday handed the committee the generous sum Oh
iaousand doi.ars for the relief Of the sufferers
TIE circumstances In which Nantucket friends arc
placed present strong FOR the efforts Of the esnevo
lent. There must be many who have lost all.
The Directors Of the Railroads between New-sedictd
and Boston have offered to transport articles
FOR the sufferers Of expense Wa not that be the case
In the conveyaaees from Sew-iorSs Send yeur dons-
s!ons 10 us and we VIII see that they forwarded.
trust that /, will not be IN vain, that community
whose hospitality aud kindness are Known the world over
ssve In their exceeding great Distress Appealed 70 'se
e srs s.t sIu tS4y Yours S' ]. B. coSeDoN.
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.ISCv yn. vaUGHNs vezstsbSe Lttnon'

GEsCY FOR yAUGHNs ssss cGn,on n' WsT
Agae Mixture 1872 s:'.s st SeS. can 70 Soush
E z1-a rs @ay Us b. hroSsh Tie ae
q s g.s s ssS7. 10 Se.oa s sna nd
70 es.'' 9nd i, si~ays band, ready 70 forward 20
my ps eesy Of S Gu:s
enres " =, female complaints weakness Of Tho sys
ys.ss or bs Lungs, corsumpaoo, Piles J.nndiee,
ein, Al, Rhe.m &c &c win 10 i1rnished Of char
ssfo'1 ,sosctaele 10 bs Questioned doubted, and Ia
&C.. INV ,e prv1h.tof has the liberty the Of s
-, C scsrry Of LIZ sassa1-st who win What ho
o.s Of lie eject Of ts medicine Ia dropsy and grayel
Pc peculiar character Of Tie medicine VIII show ttsea
de nse 80 or bottle IN my ard oeu In the uss OF
he u bote- singular effect produced By tes use Of
tbe srs.s-tls eeriny In reeyng AL easea and rsdea
curing nne u srelye explained 10 ,hs Sampsss wn.sc
q La Nassau oppoA,s CLIFTON Hall Only Azsney U ~
eu Fncp Of "a o. bos,s, O., % 90 DO psS9Ss,
dealers pyS AusooAW
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For the Weekly Tribune.
THE TURRETED MOUNTAIN.
BIT WILLIAM WALLACE.

As Day lay dying in the chambered WEST, who
took his royal head upon her lap and ,endery
kissed bis weary eyes asleep the Minstrel set upon
the crsgs with her the loved, the luminously beau
tiful.
He spoke of all the wonder Of the World, and
how the mystery is solved only by Love incarnsted,
and how that World-wi,h lucent lakes and prai.
ries paradised in flowers and troubled seas, and
quiet mountains. and the great blue Heaven, where
the chariot OF the proud Sun Numbered his bright
out Stare baptized the infant Dark With drops
Of light-went mournfully trampliDg over Space,
through many centuries; terribly beautiful behold
by God alone: and how her mighty voice walled up
for children who should hoard her wasted majesty
and know her radiant worth: and how the desoa,e
Ocean sadly marched from pole to pole, with clasped
bands, hands clasped 10 wo, until the HUMAN rose
A roster tint now made sparkling music In the
twilight clouds the Minstrel turned his kindled
eyes upon the setting sun, and lowered to his
full stature the crag and sung earnest song, q
native song. Our land is full of themes.
Their hearts the under music subtly beat, and
they were blessed. Therefore the rocks, now dow
cred by verse with Immortality, hallowed to the
Bard for ever more. They have a name through all
the future time.
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THE SONG.

THE TURRETED MOUNTAIN is soaring on high,
Mid the purple flush of Summers sky
That stretches afar its shadowy wings,
Like brooding Love- over earthly things
Which quietly bend in a solemn prayer
And bless their Lord for the balmy air
The Turreied Mountain of old arose,
When Nature aroused from a long repose,
And, shouting, poured from her great white hand
Yon River that hsllows the beautiful Land,
Then murmurs away to the boundless sea,
Like an ancient Scald- to Eternity.
Ill.
The Turreted Mountain has braved the shoe
Ofn thousand thunders that failed to rock
The mighty marks which Nature piles
To ,e her frowns and to speak her smiles:
And still the crags in the blue sky beam
Like Giants wrapped in shining dream
w.
The Turreted Mountain has seen Race
Die out. as fire, in their olden place.
The People red, in the Summary hours,
On the rocks, as on affairs, scattered flowers,
And the bloodless sacrifice was blessed
By the MANlTo ruling the leaf covered West.
All, the god and his people are known no more,
But as dim, sad ghosts the spirit.shore,
The Turreted Mountain still mutters on high
Its old romance 10 the listening sky
And another Race 10 its shade reclines.
When the Summer hath come with some roses and
vines.
On her tall, flushed brow, or the Autumn sings
With breaking heart, by the desolate springs.
VI.
Sweet Childhood here shall kneel In the dim
flushed eve, aud offer ts earliest hymn
And lovers shall breathe, mid the MARBLE of birds
And heaven of kisses their pligh,ing words
And Manhood shall ponder, aud Age shall spread
His thin pale sail for the Isles Of The Dead
VII.
Oh, THOU, the same in a thousand forms
In the firm seated rocks and the changeable storms
Whose thoughts are suus-whose feelings are
spheres
Whose pulses beat up in the throbs of the years
Whose feet are fixed on the wide mountain bars
Whose eyes sparkle out in the luminous stars
And, moveess, make over earth and the sea
The broad white light of Eternity
Lord Of the planets Shape! shadowing Time
The Lord who is Lord of every cline
We bless THEI, we praise THEE, oh, King lha,
our sod,
Thus speaks in the glorious Rock Of COP.
THINE, THINE arc our Hearts and THINE our Souls
While the Turrets shall tower or the River rolls
sName OF a Northland Bard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

COUNTRY MONEY wanted al tho following
~ a.,
Del srase ALL per d. Honesds!e si. Per Ct eh
FL ssIs:ss1.i 'rH'a aiiisf'i
sna Northcrr, soofSsrn, Eastern sad " es.sfn tu
sAA'' - 40 - EILbKEgH MecHgsHE5.n
.~12ln- a WLhss.E- doors Scum o. " W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

STEAMBOAT on FIRE-The Indian Queen took
sfs yesterday en- her way up, about twelve miles on
sanAo The IRE was expguished, very little DAM
ae having bean done except the fright Of the
which appears TO have BEEN prodstous and could not %
aoaed until they were sss ashors IT Sve Creek wkers
al lsft ana took the stage
r. Ewsssaaa lCaaRasass ss.l Msisessz.
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the Dosk for sK months year ~ os same faie stn
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tnned Beyond the ,irre for which Il is paid Subscrip.
rous taken for six months 7hrce Dollars In tdvanes
required In all exchanges wtth Country NevsraperA
Daily papers received at this oSce whose terms
higher than those OF fER 7RIBuHI, arenes allowed any
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Five Limos, oriess-Yirn insertion. eaaH
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Over five Eines-yirss insertion. ma
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In side Advert1semeEts-yivo cents line Tor tie First
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&Ds .,nes. IS ceuls-
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tn the Morning and the Evening edition.
THE sKMI-wEKKLY TRIBUNE.
pubhshed every WEpsnspAY and SATURDAY norniI u
rEee Us Per snnum 9wo copies for Is.
NKw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
VERY LARGE PAPER ZOE FHE COUNTY,,
Published every SATURDAY MORNING. al tho low price OF
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KANE's PATENT PORTABLE BATHING


A NEW ard splendid arrangement By means OF which
n the Shower united with the Bathing Tub. and
car be used in Connection any part ofhe no1se The pub
Lie are respectfully invited call and examine a. Ibe
,torr OF me .ubscriher ST sow-ry Fourth
ana finn -s (iy'5 In CHARLES KANE Pst-nts-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

rrspoctfnIy lnvit-c rIanInc
,torr Of me 1ubSrine 10 ST Sow-ry. between Fourth
ana Fnh -,s liy'5 In CHARLES KANE. P.t-nte-.
'ulHs PATTERSON SlLh FaCTUHf IL cor-
.ta.ly nsuuf4 1ficg Tram, Orgsi zr- and sfge Sxen
s-ylnss too,h scn snadoc arc ne very
o-,, cusly CT Six for Ff1cge Gimp and Coach Lace
Nakcrx
and Fancy Kers-ymeres.
Euoruta1ry Sux for Sh.ws, SczIfs kc-
Foss Silk FOR lettering AID Yin mo sncs oil coshs sho
other piece goods
Sewing, II ANAL sk-ns-Blacks, Drs5s Light Dyes and
Cloth so-y put up II "a. Acd quarter peand
papers, or ourcics OF ie0 ss-ins ca-s
6-s,irmenIs PAN ssc Fancy Cra7s;s OF any style
order.
Waste 10 rn.r- S1Un Suk FOR weaving, &c
TIE sbovs FOR Factory prices snc orders fof any
tSn S..nd 2ti Pear! 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18


Tx TEMPESAScg PIcKSIcK AT WEST POINT
"Harper Union" excavation came OF cr "Wednesday, in
excsent syls every body seems 10 have been pleased
and ths world and his wife were present tina:
say thsrs vas tremendous gathering on board The
America and a, West Point worthy Of all praise
and indeed formal resolution of thanks was passed by
reclamation for The courtesy and possness OF captain
BIewer,on Lieut. Burton and others OF tne military al
West Point, on the return OF the steamer hone~srd-
e We are informed that the man VINO was
found In miserable the cockoft OF YANKEE S-
vsns house, few days since 81 the 30 use o. ie-
at.vs in Brooklyn. He insane. imagining that ne Il
confined in dark cellar, although he is comfortably s'a-
ated in Ugh, chamber the second aoo. Il certainly
Is singular case.
r- ksv. LEWIS P. w. BALcH. Rector OF ST.
Rsrtholomcws, sailed yesterday Tor Europe, where be
expects 70 remain mouths. His health among the
causes which takes him from his congregation.
SrspIcIoN OF GRAND observation-disclosures For
.hsy md Leech sst evening arrested Peter Myers
n,cIou OF stealing 500 from Capt John B. Day OF tht
schooner Rock~so6.
THrrr OF SrLvER.wARE.-The house occupied
bv MIS- Bowen No 2lo Mctts WAS entered LIST evening
ana robbed Of quantity OF slvss.wa.e
Tarrr OF CoAr.-Wn. McCorsnlck. was III
rested on a charge o: stealing coat nom Aense AoHA'-
Of No. Moore-st-
FIRT.-Abou, o'clock this morning, 8 hre broke
out in the seed store Of Mr.. Grant Thoroarn ADJOINING
Nblo's Garden The contents ofthe store were eGIsJ
consumed and Mr.. Thorhurn who was asseep N &c =
store when tbs Ore broke out came near losing a
TaxFy OF WArcx.-A r,sr wso gave nls
mama 20 John Williams was arrested last night 81 sses
Watson On Suspicion Of stealing rsiaa.
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fssrso: . .a:a ". eo.aao The Of taer ny.ncn
- = -. rexutx Wi
"s % g. rriiar e.rtsc.,ss from johnson Geer Cox
rrSy n. Y; C. Salisbury, We., Troy, n Y; Josa D.
a -. 80 B. Ttppeu, Agents Methodist Book Con
e.rn 80 auser.y-s \. T. Charles Ross Co Jefrson
s,ssr NuIs sts-z n u Gen z. ". Hk7e5, ssrtst cor
s1a SS-ss, e7l snH
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speech OF MIR. w. B. Wright of sullivan on
the Exercise of the Veto Power by the

Mr.. WRIGHT vo,ed the other day 70 strike Out
the section restricting the people Il iher choice OF
Governor Practically ne aid not deem II Of much i-
porrancs bu, he did dean that he had been
here 70 impose checks upon the acts OF ias sovereign
people He would say the gentleman last up tAr
Brown that there hsd been shy provision which had
me, wi:h the unqualified condemnation OF taose whoG
se had the honor to represent II was tns very 'vo-
third clause Cheeks and balances upon osessiec
power were important 20 guard the people Hs would
not cioshe the Executive wiki power thai mn' 3oAe
him despo,. Hs knew there was N many IN ezees
sya charm In precedent and lore for srery snias that
bad ppor II the azss ef antiquity
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The Fire mt Nantucket-Farther Disasters
General Distress.

Name Of q Northland Bard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-18

IT WOULD FILL MANY COLUMNS % pubHsh only
portion OF TIE certificates H,d :esrnonias when ave
bsr satlr so5 voluntarily sve1, W respectable persons
pbo have experienced va1soe beuea; from lhe SIS OF he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01
THE MEXICAN AFFAIRS.-lhe Washington

THE MEXICAN AFFAlRS.-Ihc Washington
correspondent of the New York San writes ns plawr:
WAsHiNGroN. Dec 10, iS45
do not know what manner OF a negotis,m Mr.. Sli>
dell may be. bu, il liz Ia equal IN his 'ns'rrcons. We
shall hear OF magnificent treaty with Nlexic' IL
will not be arranged ia day however; and heore u Is
concluded may take the enilaera Grm yon originally
suggested
This the outline Of Mr.. Barhanon's plan (or ought
to be-and ,heefr. In my confidence in his "a'ssman-
ship give IL as fxed ac) aud you may rely on II as
the final shape orour selllenenl with Mexico. icH
take California and nere .herico Of her ra'snlaye 10
England The line will he enher from the sources u
the Rio lila due east TO the Rio Grane, up thai river
TO its source thence due north 10 the line 81 Oregon; ",
egnrng couple Of degrees lower al the mouth Vt ,e
Colorado Of the where il emp,ies 'n" The head ID!
The Gulf Of California due cast the Rio Grahde, ard
50 up that rlyer as before.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01

ATTACK AND DEFENC Eat a late ,rmre.
rance celebration in Weymouth The chairman read Ito
following toast. which he presumed WIS from lady
The Young Gentlemen Of Weymouth Though ih,y
generally enjoy the blessings Ut Temperance, Of viruoas
and industrious habits, still far 100 many Of them arc
wonderfully destitute Of tho moral courage To enjy wed
ded life.
chair:
The Young Ladies of H'eyNtnath. Though they ara
all Washing n mar. and heartily engaged !"
every moral en,r1prse still. their list of old maias
show. they wonderfully deficient in power u ga"
the affections Of The young
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01
Nov "a
Fat NMM Winter Fashions,
70 n 8 4 6.'4 8.
JUST X T. CEITED BY
WAREHOUSE, WHITrEMORE, 4 co.
Son
Splendid Uclvesx for H0,s.ets.

Splendid IclUegx for BOsIMefs.
DlCARDS. RYAN s. Co., have u few pieces Of
IL newest style coured
SILK VELVETS for BONNETS, which will be
sold 25 per cent l,eer than the usual price. for such
poods-Ve shall sell Them loihout regard 10 FIRST Cost.
Thuse who wish u handsome bonnet, now have an op-
porluni,y to get one at about half price.
Also,
few Genuine MARABEAU PLUMES. not common
Ostrich, Bird If Parable Parrot ea,hers-which We
are determined IN SELL having had them hand 2
mon hs. but fortunately have Just come in jashion'-
TERMS CASH. RICAkDS RYAN g. Co.
next door 10 WmT Young.
| Nav Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01

TERRIBLE AccipESr.-Os Saturday. the END M
vcnber the prairie about nine miles nur,h III oa,icelk.
10 Clark county Missouri set 40 Ore. and the wind
being high ,hr flames spread with grea, npidny The
family Of Mr.. Kyle reside this prairie. O" resessv-
ing the rspd appraeh of the 6amss, hrs Kyle, AZ old
lady, the moher in law III the HIN. Ames ksndall
rounding the farm frun impending Destruction. The od
lad. envsped in The names. and The sra, IN
dsavorng 10 save her. prrished with her, There wess
No negroes cn the premises.
s.. Louis Register,
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v'OL. xx1V:.-.SS. A

Boc,,ck. Flood. Tuler. Fox. Lacy. Carriog'er. Win.
free. Hubson. Thonpsou of Dnwiddie. Ch'sms". Me-
Chdg. Street. Saunders. jones'. Ws!kes. Ess"n"ds.
Siovnll. Hie,t T'ho,nps,n Of Hampshire. Brown II
Iianovcr, (;pIwin Howard, Wsllare, Came. M'Ins
tyne. Taslor. Carbon. Baelry. Banks. Shepard. Alex
snder. Wade. Kby, Watts. Harper. VERIFY. Middleton.
Oliver. DAVIS. MPheanpn. Ts,ap. Syme, Isn'ss'
Cooke. Dry. M'Dsaruon. Daoirl, Braw"er. s'n-
Their. Narz Cowan. Sebre. Holiday, CHM. Dl''afd.
Freeman, kce--Gi
So the bill was rejected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01

Il PIECE extra superior black French Cloth Mt AIO
Il per yard, worth SIP;
piece extra superior Cashmere al 81 so, worth 5 50:
piece extra Fancy Silk Vesngs (bes, article imported
ai$6 90;
Black and Fancy Silk vslvets, elegant styles.
Nlar'no, Cashmere and Naentia do
piece black Satin Nestng, pronounced by the beat
Judges the finest article inpored) only Sc per yard
Prrspns wishing To purchase any thing in the sbovc
line. will please give call b-fore purchasing else
where. as bargains will be sold. WIN. j. WILLIS
Oct. l3 n
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PHGVlX FOUNDRY,
Lyn h b Mrg rirg iNi a.

Ign burg Virg iMi0.
HAViNG completed my Water Power and other
IL Improvements, Al my old stand. nrar the Pump
House Of the Lyneiburg Water Works, am now pre-
pared 10 execute all orders in my liae Of business viz
Cas-. Geering for Mills and other Machinery, with eve
~ description Of castings Of
ItN BRASS, STEAM ENGINES, TO-
bncco Pressss, ers, Bands, Levers, Atc. 40
From experience Of nearly 90 yeafs, in one Of The
hes, conducted establishments in the State, feel conf
den! Of being able 10 give satisfaction to those vonng
me with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention Of Iobacconiss
my establishment Having been The first that introiu-
ced the manufacture Of bacco Screws Presses and Pas
tent Bands, &C., in LynchbnTg, can with confidence
refer those unacquaned with my work, the principal
fonaccsns,s Of this place. having put up between rs
and 100 presses within the short time Of my residence
here.
With a view of securing fair share Of patronage,
shall continue add such labor saving machinery as
will enable me to execute work with accuracy and de-
.palch and will warrant all work done at my establish
ment be equal 10 any done in this place or elsewhere
A. &. DABNEY.
EovC I'm
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RlCM.lRD III. TOLEK, Editor.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01
FROM CENTRAL. AMERICA.

The belize Ulonduras) Observer Of the 18th Oc"hrs
says: .We learn from gentleman direct FUN Cum
Vagina that hrsiilltes have commenced between tn
States Of San Salvador and Honduras. The army II
San Salvador has entered Honduras asd il vast"
the country. The hopes ,herefre. that The srusi'ce
entered into would rcsors are al an eHd aud the
country again plunsing into all The horrors Of cisl
war"