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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-16
THE GREET REMEDY FOR CONSUhP-
TFON AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

L.
THO THE PUBLIC. There rs not room IN
n news paper advertisement to publish
the numerous certificates of cures, but the m
valid is referred to medical pamphlet TO be
had of any of the agents gratis. such proof
as we are constantly laying before the pubic
must convince all that DR.. LARBOR'S EN-
TRACT OF LUNGWORT is the only med
icine in the world that will cure all who are
predsposcd TO consumption, liver complaints,
or troubled with coughs, colds, asthma, pleu-
risv splitting of blood, pain in the side and
chest, difficulty of breathing, tghtness across
the chest, palpitation of the heart, bronchItls,
throat complaints and all affections of the pull
monarv organs If this is not sufficient, we
will refer any one TO others, who Cat the date
of the above) now using this article IN
variety of protracted lung complaints. All
the certificates shown to the public, prove
Iconclusively, one thing-thut the NEGETABLE
ExrRACr OF LuNGwoRr is possessed otcertain
powers in healing the lungs and restoring
energy TO those who arc' supposed to be fast
sinking into the grave, over every other rem
edy, ancient or modern.
And why not? II is medicine that is not
the work of a day-the compound of drug
shop, having only for its object sale. 1t is a
remedy that owes its existence from nature
source a certain cure for complaints of the
lungs all the premonitory symptoms OF con-
sumption. Quackery, probably, would put
new life into skeleton, provided you would
believe tat least the inventors OF some OF
the SEEMING popular remedies would induce
you to believe so, if possible. 1t is to put IN
the place of such stuff remedy of use to man
kind, that the Vegetable Extract of Lungwort
was made
The study of years-thc proper proportion
ofthe ingredients-their effect upon the diff
ferent systems, and the stage of diseases in the
patients-all these were in the minds eye
of the physician who formed this medicine.
He knew that to make something really use
full as a remedy, study and observation were
necessary, and he failed not to devote all his
attention to the purpose. He has succeeded
the Vegetable Extract of Lungwort has taken
it's stand, and beyond the leading medicines
of the present time, as the only true eradica
tor of pulmonary CONSUMPTION extant. This
is true and certan-true, because susceptible
of proof certain, because its power and use
fulness, in saving hundreds from death can
not be controverted.
G. J. ROOSEV ELI, Sole Proprietor.
AGENTs--J. G.. BIYGHAM, st, Johnsbury
Dana Weeks q Stanton, Danville; +. Perry
& Co Cabot; Simonds, Conant & Co. Glover
Strong & Jewett, Barton; George. Worthing
ton, ir Irasburgh; L. Cleveland, Coventry; J
Bates & Co Troy; c. Elkins, North Troy; J
Jewett 81 Co. Stevens Village, Y, c. Butler
Derby Line 4lSyl
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GOODALL & HILL
"AVE just received from Boston a general
n 4 assortment of
SnrinG and Summer Dress Goods.

Bonncts, Hats, Kid Shoes, Umbrellas, Para
soils, &c--a good supply of w |. Goods,
Crockcry, Hardware, Nails, Glass, Iron and
Steel, Pants, DC. Also 2UO0 lbs dry and pick
led Fish, coarse and fine Salt, all of which will
be sold as low as can be bought at any store,
or out fanny Pedlcr's cart in this country We
will take in exchange for Goods all kinds of
salabe produce, good credit, and cash down
not excepted.
Gentlemen and Ladies', please call.
We have on hand and for sale I0m. clear
pine Boards pine clapboards and shingles and
are constantly receiving more
GOODALL 4. HILL.
West Concord, VI April -, lS46. 456m3
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Mill"0wnerS, Look Here !

VEyO ali who own Saw-Mlls or are concerned
in them, we would respectfully call your
attention to the following:-We the undersign-
ed have purchased the useful Improvement OF
setting logs on Saw Mill Carriages, invented
bv BENJAMIN Webb, of New York. This
Patent is considered by those who have used
it of the greatest utility of any thing OF the
kind that has ever been got up. The tail end
sets itself and the other is set with a lever in
two seconds; the log after it is turned and dog
red is all sawed before it is undogged
We now offer it for single mills, towns or
more, in the Counties of Caledonia, Orleans
and Essex Castings may be had at Paddock $
Furnace, St Johnsbury, i'll about twelve days
from this date. HIRAM HOW
Nov %, 1915.
We, the subscribers, hereby certify, that
we have one of Webb's Patent improvements
for setting logs now in operation in our Saw
Mill in st. Johnsbury-that we consider the
same a useful improvement to be used IN saw
Mills-have no hesitancy in recommending IL
to others-making saving OF at least one
quarter of the time in saving, also saving
with more accuracy, and less labor
SOLOMON ANDREWS,
A9om6 LORENZO BERRY. "a.
rPAlonzo Newton, Paddock Village, st
Johnsbury, Agent for the above
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STUART BROOKS ESTATE.

TNHE subscribers having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the ESTATE of
STUART BROCK,
late of Barnet, in said District, deceased,
represented Insolvent; and the term of six
months form the 9th day of January, 1876,
being allowed by said Court to the credit
ors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us-Do hereby give
notice that we will attend to the duties ofour
appointment at the dwelling house of John
Stuart, in Barnet, in said District, on the goth
day of May 1876, at 10 o'clock forenoon, on
said day.
BART. GILKERsoN, ! Commissiorers
VIM. LACKEE,
Dated at Barnet, this 2Sth day of Janu-
ary, 1946. 4o1wH
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ST. JoHNsBURY ACADEMY.

TEIHE Summer Term will commence on
i Wednesday, the 9th day of May, under
the charge of
MRJANIES K. COLBY. Principal,
and two assistant Teachers
Tuition payable in advance, and no student
received for less than term, except those de-
signing 90 continue through subsequent terms.
Board may bc obtained. OF rooms rented, al
reasonable rates For further particulars mp
ply to the principal or to j. P. Fairbanks.
May ], 1876. 455wl
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OF THE CoMMynilEShM, n v Car
trial of Salamander Sales, al N""N'


den: .,hrfnd
The undersigned attended a u,M Ebs
three iron safes, known as Goy"nJ1r SiS
and Wilders (or Herring 81 9aIa"'r. ls4t
on the morning of the 10th Janucc. .!!n,re con.
The safes were placed in, i n;rS and in
structed of brick, about five Iee' ", ss,le was er
the same relative position Eacn Sat- order
amined. and believed to be IN perm NJ, in The
A number of account books WEI fJrowersd
book case, and several papers IL si' fine fuel,
each safe, and the doors looked ", at woods
consisting of charcoal, pine ana ou ,nwcd twice
rosin. was applied, iggted, ana i'i'"
during the day. and was sullep'
to remain burning until the o..o.oI Gayhr'
mo when the safes were remover, to bcun
,,,as f,nnd TO be in such order 10 1,nts wet
locked, when the book case "r'T nreservation-
found to be in good sta'e U, e., were MS
The contents OF the other S'
of burning charcoal. tao bocn condn',
ed with perfect fairness. roi ;,nd;yidual sa'
lars, reference is made to our Goyler.
ments, in possession OF - D.
Signed, ,...,,>r, ~, - Pearl s't''
PALMER TOWNSEND, ~ 81, & CLARK
of the firm of Townsend guy R,rstow, P'i
JOSHUA L. POPE, oithe ni'
g. Co., Pine street ,.o ,yo,cr street
Holm +. MACKlE, le9 wa"
L.. J. COMSTOCk: 900 Pearl stree
HIRAM BARTLETT, NO. |S@
HENRY A. FIELD, ~ e.,, IF Ackerm'"
JAMES ACKERMAN, ht''
Miller, I0l Nassau street ,lic
New York, Ian, w. ''''
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II CURTISS would inform hi. customer
4 Il that he continues The
I.lILOEiNG BUSINESS
and win be happy 20 wait 90 al. who mav "a.
yor him with their custom.
Also, that Mr. BROWN h7s returned from
Y. York, where he has taken every .lrcm in.
forming himself IN regard 10 the ,at5s, and
most fashionable styles Of cutting and making
Grntlemen's Garments tor Spring and sum.
mer.
IFAil work entrusted to our care sh.l De-
executed IN as good style as oln be obtained
at any other establishment, and warranted 70
It.
H. c. would say that he has received BIZ
spring Reports.
~ Particular attention given 90 cl,iin.
for othors 90 make.
s.. Johnshury, April 7,ls!6. 45ltf
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TERMS OFTHE CALEDONTAN. -SI so
if paid within the year; $500 if delayed be.
yond that time No paper discontinued TIL
all arrcarages are paid except at the option oil
the publisher
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisements to BE- paid in advance
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Stage Fare Reduced.

$5 DOLLARS TO ALBANY ORTROY NY.
A LINE of Coaches leave Haverhill N. Fl.
N every day at IL noon, arriving at Albany,
N. Y. next evening in season for the western
Bonts
Tickets can be obtained for $500 to Albany
or Troy. l.. A. RUSSELL, agent
Hayerhill, N H. Feb %, 1S45 3o5tf
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Gavler's Fire-Proof salaInSp
der Safes.

yUJUE subscribers having received I5.;S ,ss
tor the sale of Gayler' SaIaiAip.,a New
are prepared to furnish them 70 , ord ,,oS Cow
York prices, adding freight only w. i e co.
cord f.. " T. Alhpt9'' Aliu
St. Johnsbury, Jan. %, $40
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-05-16
Fine Cutlery /;

Rodgcr's fine Penknivcs,o one hundred patterns;
Crookcs Knives, in great variety; Rodgers
and Wade and Butchers R.4%ORS; Rodgers
and Baducr's Sc ISS q Il $; Boys Pocket
Knives, with single and double blades.
H.fIR AND SH.4TLNG BRUSHES;
a great variety of patterns manufactured to
order; Hair Brushes, from % TO $40 per dozi
French and American Shaving Brushes, from
62l cts to So per doz; Flesh Brushes; Table
Brushes; French and English Teeth, Nail and
Comb Brushes.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PERFUNER (;
consisting of perfumes for the Handkerchief !;
Macassar Oh; Bears Oil, Eau Lurtrale; Boyle =
Hypcrian Fluid; Lows Windsor Soap; Fancy
SOAPS; Rousscls Shaving Cream; Cologne and
Lavender Water; Luthcrs Tooth Powder.
Also
Acrordcous; Percussion Caps; Ivory Combs;
English Dressing Combs; Buffalo Hair Combs;
Horn and Shell side do; Pocket Books and
Wallets; Emerson and Chnpmans Razor
Straps; Warmers Needles; Solid head Pins;
Fish Hooks and fishing Apparatus Hooks aud
Ewes; Steel Beads; Buckles Slides; Purse and
bag Clasps; Gold and silver Pencil Cases; Gold
Pens; Gold and silver Thlmblcs; Spcctacles;
Silk Purses; Steel purse TRAININGS kidder S
and Payson's Indeliblc Ink; Chessmen and
Back CANNON Boards; Pearl Studds; lnkstands
Bronze Inks; Bronze and Gilt Thermometers
Tea Bells; Lead Pencils; Cigar Cases; Cigar
Matches; Alabastcr Ornaments; Cologne Bot
ties.
Together with a great variety OF FANCY
! ARTICLES; which are offered to the trade or a
retail at the lowest prices.
March. 1916. 453wSis
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LOST.

DETWEEN Waterford Upper Village and
I'D Concord a large cali-skrn Pocket Book,
c obtaining several Notes payable 10 the sub
ser'hcr, and sundry other papers with six dol
lars ~ money Whoever will return said
Pocket Book, or give the subscriber informa-
ton where it can be found shall be suitably
rewarded NATHL BAULCH.
Concord, April y, 1916. A57tf
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no VAR NTH England
A New EStabliShm emit,

TYVHE subscriber has opened a shop in Mr.
I Howcs brick building opposite the Hotel,
at ST Juhnsburv Centre, VI. whcr" hc is ready
to execute all business in the Tailoring line
with prnnptncss and attention.
The public viii find their work done "a we'll
as any where in the State, and Boston not eN-
ceptcd
All garments entrusted to his care warranted
to tit or no pay will be required Work done
at short notice, and on reasonable terms
GPPnrtcular attention paid TO cutting for
others to make J. NJ HILL
p. 5. LddieS Habits and Riding Dresses
cat and made To order and 10 conform 10 Tho lat
est taShioHs.
st Johnsbury Centre, March q, i-i6. i5if
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FARMS for SALE,

CITUATED in Kirby, four miles from st.
- Johnsbury East Village, one contains lao
acres of Land, 80 of which are under good
improvement, and the buildings upon it are
good.
The other Farm adjoining the preceding
contains 100 acres Of Land, 60 Of it being un-
der improvement, and has upon II good SUI
gar orchard and also buildings
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scrher now on the premises.
JOSIAH BEAN,
Kirby, April II, 1916. 455eowtf
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BrOadcIoths and CaSsimercs.
Crookery and Glass Ware,
PHILLIPS, ACADEMY

THNHE Summer Term will commence May
4 u, and continue eleven weeks.
Miss SOPHIA WILKINS,
ID popular and experienced teacher, will take
charge of the Female Department.
French and Drawing viii be taught.
Tuition as heretofore, and payable IN adj
vance.
G. G. BURNHAM, Principal
Danv,llc, May ,, l-i6 45Sw3
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INSIDIOUs ADVANCE or SIN.

I have often seen the little pearls of u spring
sweat through the bottom ofa hank aud ~
Generate the stubborn pavement, Ill II bath
mndc it fit for the impression of a chld's foot:
and it was despised, like the descending
pearls OF a misty morning, till it had opened
its way and made n stream large enough to
carry away the ruins Of the undermined
strand. aud To invade the ucighhoring gardens
but then the dcSpiscd drops were grown INTO
an artificial river, and M iutolerablc mischief
So are the FIRST entrances sin stopped with
the antidotes Of hearty prayer, or checked
into sobrie,y by the eye ota reverend man, or
the counscls ofa single sermon; but when
such beginnings are neglected, and our rehg-
ion hath not in il so much philosophy n TO
think anything evil so long as we can endure
il. they grow upto ulcers and Presidential e.
wills; they destroy the soul 10y their abode, who
at their first entry, might have been Killed by
the pressure Ola little finger.
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2O8 washington st. Boston.

HEAVING extended their facilities for the
1 1 importation Of French and English man
uiactures, will bc constantly receiving by the
various packet ships, NEW GOODS, which
they offer co dealers the most favorable
terms Their stock consists IA part, ui
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Pasturine-

rE'O let, by Z. JEWETT &Co
= Johnsbury, May Z, 1916 i5,6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

The Genefsl fcinfus Ia The army 10 night ftj VII
fis ihr h'tf 10 morrow OF h'At dBY Iii. iuft viii he
INCREASED IN quns, and ,spteaiIY provided With ufiss
"lrli viii annR the iown Ia tesuis al once. The Ma
" III eepeaie at tie mouth 81 the risef aud stean-
anas hegla 10 cary sdpplas by That route.
Gen. Isyler has just given Gen. Nrga letter 10 Gen.
Games and Heller 81 cTtdi IN his ia.iuf. The eli
eers here and - te main body Wed with their command
RI IN dcfah attentions ip bfsye aud accomplished
emy. hu Won her admiration on HE field and was
aiken Ike sldief in fall harness. and fglnnp gallant.
~ to the last. Our lbs Is aboul 80 killed md l40
wuuHdrj Ia haste, II NJ
Mcsicap loss Al Paio Vito, st down by themselves
II 40, al Resacu della paua 1000 missing Slnce The
hatile Uuf Dragons have been exchanged grade f,r
sradc and tie Mexican wounded oser Ia Msannrss
BY the rfN arrival yau aill hear of The lal The town,
and probably ah '1rf from Them receive Mr.. SIldell
IN any cararlly.
l. oagbl 10 be mrniioned ihat some ofuur regiments
are full aud iva ol hen only have about 300 Many
instances orcned. OF men handing their c1nteers the
wounded MtXtcans, md turning oin them fire upon
others. 1heie was not single of cruelty
towards the enemy The mnrale Of thu army Is al rs
hRhest-H caH n1w accomplish anything, aud hey
would die if commander " ho dpes ask them iu 90
where he Is mol willing to lead, and in whose judgment
they fully cun!ide.
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A MEXICAN DESPATCH

The following Is rcl piece Of easronadc Maa
goes step beyond the greatest PAROLES bombssl that
we have ever seen:
Frtraci n Depairh addressed 10 President Para
DIS by Gen Alcj'a from hfamoras in order h act
with Judgment, tree from the excitement or rather the
patriotic fire which stirred within at the sinht of the
siar Srnn2led Banner floating over the waters Of the
lilo Gmnde, | allowed the first moments 10 pass with
ont action. Calmnoss having resumed lis seat re
lected that the r,er too broad admit of the ene>
NY S being reached by swords and bayoues una
qncstonaby superior to his, and that canpnadc would
only produce an useless shedding OF blood besides dam
aging the city, whose buildings are not very strunr
hcfi II resolved ON awaiting the arrival of Gen Am
pndla, "hen with our united forces. we might give
decisive blow. with the certainty that tot single A.
meTlcon would escape. have taken all due prccau-
ions in Strengthening the works here and ra-ng forf
cations 30 as to the whole line In the meanwhile
have operated against the ate of the enemy nru>
dhcng dScord between the Generals commanding
inspiring them mutually with disgust Tor each other
W oth, the only man of talent amongst them has re.
signed and if he leave as believe he will Taylor A.
lone remains IN command. and for him IL viii be no
compliment 10 our counrymrn, III comparing HIM will,
1e ntost wreiched Mexican tailor have also enconr.
aged deteIon amongst the American troops, aud from
the 2Sth uit no fewer than 90 soldiers and 4 Slaves
have passed over 10 In Short the triumph of the
MtAVan arms Is past all doubt either with the rem,
l1fcemenls expect, with the Grce under my com.
mand. Should they pass the rlyel, then tomb is O,
pen"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

The FLOWING preamble aud resolutions adopt.
cd Ivy the James River aud kdnaWha Company, l2lh
OF MAY. 1876
The Board al Directors having heretofore raised the
toll passengers carried the Canal from half
to three fourth cents per mile. aud directed that IN
the Of the Canal packets should make such IN
crease al toll. occasion for raising their charges for
passage aud fare OF passengers the Executive Commit
tee should raise the toll to per mile and 1t ap
peaung by advertisement IN the spapers OF this
morning, that such contingency has taken place.
Therefore
Rfsoiped, That from and after the 9Th instant the
toll OH passengers carried the Canal be fixed one
cent per mlle.'
The advanced price Of grain and hay last years
pces. adds 10 from $1,000 10 $1,000 on
the Stage routes, they have raised their fare, To
their increased eSpeudmre-we had not and Lad de,
lermlned 10 do So when the additional 80 per cent
toll compelled advance 80 upon the paSsen
gers In consequence oi this advance, the James River
Board o Directors have again imposed upon us another
80 per ceut add iuna toll which again compels ne to
advance price, which will the loss of travel
At higher fare
Therefore. and after the 18Th inst. passage
and are will be The old price, 30 including tolls,
wayiare IN proportion.
BOlD, EDMOND s DAVENPORT.
Nav 81 al If
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u oreinW Euiriit0cncs.
FURTHER FOREIGN ENIRACls PER Bii,
IANNJA.

The Iandpn ] ines Of thu 18Th April contains a long
arrle complaining al the JnsIce done tie motives d
England ia her iofIn and dpesiic pey by pniilclln
this country. Al her aelions abfoad aud al hume az
p.rffmed f0r the guod Of ihn world The same number
Of The Times copies remarks from the y Y. 'urnal a
Commerre, commencing Mr.. Bertons speech Ia avo'
of COMPROMISE 49, bat adds comment oil Il.
IoWn.
The Liverpool Courier Of the ooh Of April contains
abusive article upon the proceedings Of Congress IN
latiol 10 Oregon, hcl country II calls strip oil M
different ctiiofy between The Rocky Mountains and lbs
Pacific Ocean,
We fnd auson If consequence relative TO the Or
egon controversy. The European Of Tie lth says
The counts which came To hard from America re
Gently had visible eject The price ot the En2is'
securities The settlement Of the Oregon on the basis
nj the 40 parallel con- inues 10 be regarded as thing
that must be-as fair settlement, 10 which the leading
statesmen on both sides of The Atlantic will coubne Ia
give Their aid The nl.minablc discussion the sub.
pct IN the Senae. bear striking affinity 10 the dfedry
waste Of words in the English House Of Commons on
The coercion and the corn bills
There is liule fresh intelligence from tie United States
and what We is merely in continuation. senator
has conceived bright idea, rcdscovering explo
ded claim to the Oregon territory founded the treaty
Of Utrecht but there has bern substantial change IN
the state of the question. TINS little theoretical aclIvl
IS oi research is accompanied by practical advance on
the part Of the war secfion Ga The contrary, ihe men
npse Of Time III he helping the subsistence Of tx
cllemcni.-- London Spectator, Nav2.
The Ivefpoo Albion ol April ~ SAYS
"Ihou1h the intelligence from America by the Iii.
hernia WINS al first considered Of somewhat seons import
Consequence al the last message Of President Polk,
people seem In agree, upon Infection. that there Is
nulhng in il either formidable alarninn'
The Albion SAYS thai the recommendation Of an nppro.
priaon oi 10000 900 ~ for the navy Is Dp'hrg out
of the way aud il dues entertain any apprehension
that the peaceful relations OF The nations VIII be IN
lermplrd.
The Livcrpool Mail. April 25th, think arbitration
The only way which the Oregon question could be set
He'd and adds
ave contend that if the United States, by virtue of
their legislative uc. avail themselves Of dlssoiv-
ing provision treaty vhlch constuctvely III favor
Of settlement by reference, and which reference they
fused. under circumstances offensive and menacng.
they thereby by his declaration. do IL all nen's and
purposes, openly DECLARE WAR AGAINST EN-
GIAkDi
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From The " o. bee, i.aq IS.
JfflClAL DESPATCH FROM GEN. TAYLOR
10 GEN GAINES

We nave been politely lavuured with netus,l If Ia
iic"' despatch addressed by Gen. ra,lar in Con
"a'hes, dated from his camp on he field If ba,,i ,t
h.s rom AiaIamoas. May oh, 1876. II d,esn,, d5t.
'e "a'eaiiy hn the accounts at The two snoaps,cr,
"e'ds 'ald befne The pubic. On the sib G,n II
"o'e iIe enemy from their position and ocrun,ed :, ia
ing IRE night. The luss in tins cunela Was 10 lIla
ana % wounded. On the 3h the army r,snmed ,,s
fa'ch uhii II encountered the enemy projected rs s,n
~ !" our extra by raVine, with artillery on us rarinr
i''s battery was sorIned by Capt. MAYS Complny al
bIss"'os. ihe number oi killed and wounded ON an
e,de could no be ascertainrd Private accounts MAX,
cue "uhof something over one hundred
'n'S second engagement lieutenant inrr If The o,d
Diao""s. Lieutenant Cochfane ul The An nf,ulry and
troehaal Ciadbourne OF the Sih Infantry were l,II
oineefs wounded Lleuteoans Coils. Mclntn.b and
rr'yHe. apa'hs Montgomery and Iooe I,cueran,.
ua'fs, haclay, Seiden. Burbank jordan aud Fowl, nj
the Infantry. ""' y" 'ei u
Inc despatch states that The forces under Gen ray
." ere i"o Thousand three hundred men and ,,t ib
''o 70 contend against SEQ Mexicas Of The REGULAR
h'nv and about 1000 irregular cavalry
Ihe hfi opposite Malamoras has been nearly incps.
AMY honharded during hundred aud sixty hons
"u''h2 which an imnense number OF Shots and sl,lI,
..as, hi'"h III H. No NATURAL damage has been sus