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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

Tbs DESERT.
In consequence OF the
a XIX D SUI CT SS
ATTENDING THE FlRsr AND SECOND REPRESENTATIONS OF
FELiCIEN DAvlD'S
GRAND cHoRALANp INSTRUMENTAL SYMPHONY THE DESERT,
Itwill be performed for the
THIRD TINE
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
18Th April inst. at the
ia e X 4 c LIE,
commencing HI s O'Clock precisely,
under tho direction of
MR.. GEORGE LODER
The solo parts aud recitsuons By
MR.. ROBT. GEO. PAIGE.
TICKETS FIFTY EhcHiay he obtained at the prn-
c'psl music stores; ofG Nesbt, cor Wall and Water
Saxton Miles EOS Broadway a, the door on The even
Ing Of the performance and OF
all 4.is FL MEIGGS, 4i6 Broadway.
MR. BRADBURY'S
ANNUAL JUVENILE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
will be given in the
BROADWAY TAHERNACLE, BY
ONE THOUSAND YOUNG SINGERS,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, April 18th Tickets = cents,
" for sale AZ The usual places aud al the door.
N. 3. A limited number ot tickets issued.
The finale OF this festival represents May Day In New
York, or Moving Day LIST verse;
First OF May, clea. tho way,
Bashets-barrows-b bundles,
Take good care, mind the ware,
Betty, where's the bundles!
Pots aud kettles broken viclusls,
Feather beds, plaster heads,
Looking glasses, Low mattresses,
Spoons and ladlss. babies cradles,
Cups and saucers salts and castors,
Hurry scurry, grave and gay,
All must lrId ge The first OF May. ais Stiseod"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

PAKkER'S EXHIBITION BALL.-Mr r.
has the honor 10 his friends and the public
iha, his Exhibition having given such general satsfsc-
ton, that he intends repeating 1t Wednesday evening,
the 18Th Of April al Nibo's Saloon, when all those dances
lhs so ghied audience land many OF thsn
encored will bs repeated in The order az before This
Darces will commence precisely NJ o'clock ALI 2ts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

~ The veracious New.York correspondent Of
the Washington Union says" The Roner brought papers
as late as the 9Th from London and Liverpool OF the 10th
The news brought by Roer had scarcely been made
naoc before the Queen o. the West arrived, with day
later news and more files Of papers The fact
Is precisely the reverse of this statement The papers
brought by Roner day later than those by the
Queen OF the West viz London 70 the 10th, and Liverpool
Ith OF March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

BRUSSELS, Thr-e-Ply and Ingram cuperngs-.ES-
DLAWRESCE. II Csnalst second store from DrosI
way, South AIDE, oEors for sele on he very owes .-r
tpss Vere,ans Druggets OIL Cloths Of every ~
Rods Table and Piano Coyeis, Window shsnss' NV.
SoI-,n poJS7r nrTCH1SG sBOyELs-i0
II dok courron and Cast steel k2gna co &c
shoves for raIs by SHERMAN, AIM "A 20 = ~ ~
-, :; . no PATIENTS IN Hew-York-DG J.
NUIi1E EGISKrfI Analytical Physician. will be
al ii. aed,ea oo NsYers 1s ss9aewsy On MOE ".
cay - y, h,r copEuatos with patients Diseases
= II IsSs, Liver Kidneys and Spleen, serc!u, &e &c.
sdyiee Ia 81 cases graiuitcua
an oth.r, he does 10, bleed blister setons 1saes
Ger IsT mineral preparation, bat 10 strictly confined .
vegetable Regimen Gea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

LAST CONCERT.
THIS HUTCHINSON FAMILY,
uOME BRANCH. grateful 20 the ciIlzens OF New.forx
for heir kind reception ~ she previous Concerts most
respectfully give that they Will give another and
their lss Toc4 Entertainment Nihos Saloon, Thur
day Evening April Is 1916, which occasion they will
presents programme OF heir beat productions and ssle
tons, com Uprising IN part the following. VIZ
:" Were with you once more sga,n kind friends
The Nulturs of TIE Alps
The May Cieen.''
- Excelsior
he Goe;h al things well"
Tbs Railroad Song"
" Come on, come on The Seasons
g The PsGper's Drive"
Over the Mounisin and over The Ncot"
Origin OF Yankee Doodle
d" Old Granite State"
Cards of admission 50 cents be obained the prnc
pal music stores and the book oil Saxton Miles and
al the door To commence a, o'clock No posponemenL
ais Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
COMPOSER and Professor OF Music tate Organist OF
~ Dr. Coxs Church begs leave inform the Ladies' Of
NewYork and Brooklyn that she continues TO give lessons
on Organ, Piano Forte, Singing aud Composition Is
Mar aat c,rr q Henrv-at N-Sv-York MILF lN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15
gfszY, SOUTHERN MAZE.
EIecrions In New-Jersey.

ar~ ARK elected Charter Officers on Monday
wele m from the Daily Adr. that the Wing ticket
u, Il .Yor and other primal officers was elected
Or,tsot any organized opposition. In the North
Ward the entire Wing tickle, for Aldermen, &c.
c.as elected. but in the East, Yves, and South
ards, owing the license question, and personal
aad local feelings Union Opposition tickets sue.
ceeded The Mayor elect IS BEACH VAsDERrooL (;
Recorder. jobs OGDEN; Clerk, GEO. ~ SrgscER
In ELIzABETHTows an election for Township aud
Corporation Officers was held on the same day, and
resulted in the success Of the entire Wing ticket.
We lear that the whole Wing ticket IN W GOD
BRIDGE, Middlesex Co. was elected alter warm
contest-,he first time the Wings have prevailed In
rye years.
Ia RAILWAY the regular Wing ticket was elected
by about 40 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

PASSENGERS ARRIVED,
II dl sap II Alien, 'r0-s Csares;oa-I 0lre. and
LADY; " Oliver snd lacy
Siree NJ " !lefs AID Storage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15
EDUCATION.


Drp GOODS.
WET GOODS WET GOODS! WET GOODS!
JUST received and viii open the 18th ins- from lie pac4
s'Go5 5 y yard. Gin han and Gngham Lawns-
1900 IRISH Linsos, very saPeri0f'
1870 Brown Holland, good
2OoO Rich printed 2us1ns
100 i2-i Drugge, real Manchester
100 Imperial Quii1, out little damaged
A.o hundred yards crO'on Cloths ~ SSnpIWns
B~Fsrsct Goods in sTss, y.5sy e. The well snSwn
DEsT SOUTHERN cOIon Yarn. assOrtea twist,
iso f Ola .s % - 3 cedaI-:t TS6ERaLL as
WRAPPING TwIsE;-2eo bale. Of assorted quail;
W 7 c.ts 2+a up 20 . 10 'Aa rs GNDEkaiL ais
BRUNSWICK -EEETINGs-5O bales Bruins
d WICK Sae-ra gs The h=sv!e. good oro"r made ior
sale Is 81 Z AH' : '''A'-'- 's TN UNDERHILL
SAMPLE WICK 800 bales Candle Wick, IL white
betns ard 'e''ys IN 9YnEssI IT pii's as
IA C0L0hEp s5f. .sss &c ssd 4. f5'
BILE FHSTE:f Tss IS 81 sss z
DLUE AND ORANGE Prn.-Recetsed and for sale
b By C. F. HARRIS, 40 Exehange-plaes. as
NTERINo CAssIMERES:,-Re Deceived and Tor sale sale
EENTTCkY JEANs-of every color |. en sa fTgai'y'
-. &c EIchsnge Place
C1,TTON TaREAD-Wali- ana a..o,tsd solo.r, re-
q 800 srS s1r 81. by c. 7. HARRIS,
10 EIctacge Place.
MRS. cARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED
INDICATED ys3or sn1 Sup hEr Bshs, ISi FuIlor-st
Ifloupose 81 Psafs ChuIca are well Known 10 De es-
seny necessary his OF year. wser he iysten
-rrIras .. auxiliary throw or he cuc!e accumulated
The winter snd which By remaining on TIE .1r:see
OF he ssn produces c1tsc-ous cis-sses colds, reuIcs
t:,-r scared lever, &c- They IL operation from
O'Clock the morning I'll O'clock al Eight Sulphur 8ans
reCuire ore hours roticc- alb lV.
! TELEGRAPH-40O0T Telegraph poles waited 70 De
delivered lie ire Of the New YORK and Albany as
nec Telegraph Poles OF chesnu- cedar 50 long
rcres II diameter E.sa end straight AID " e! trimmed
Apply 2 Cornell, Livingston Wells, No 10 Wa-s
or NJ. 5. P. Carter, Telegraph oSes, Abany el5 wv
| ITO TElCHERS.-Tbe good win and h1ruIes OF
young lsdies school for sale Terms cesn' spP.Ss
MiIiers bookstore, 545 Broadusy A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15
BARK-we noace sale of3o :op, orerri.ron a, SIS.

BARE-we noice sale of 20 IONS orerci.son at SIS.
cash
FRUIT-Ssles we're -ade private sale of boxes
Oranges {: So and 1000 co Lemons a. IS Pc. box
GROCERIES-T5ere il ire business do;as. ABOUT
previous r-lces A. suction today 49, hhds Orleans
sugar sold on the pier fos cts ar-e pubic sale
Of Coffee GOO bags 5rszi vii De hsd SATURDAY nexr
and ;hs WIKI .<o pubic Tes gales VII keep iae z-oceH
vel employed III. week
PRovfsToNs-The trade generally are quiet, bit a
pace! OF $40 b5ls rev Prime Pork sold a, 50 and 100
bsIs Mess ST sII Old Prime IS out OF market Old
Ness 10 6a. In Beef IS no, much doing Prime is
5G6 80; Me.s 1868 %. 5esf Hams az 30 : b5L
In Picked Meats here Is no movement; Shoulders Il:
Hams = c6f csats We quote Smoked Hams q cts,
Shoulders 505 c,s Beet cts. Lard Continues firm.
sales 20 ;cs -ather soft 81 cts Good - worth cis il
b5is Cheese is small supply snd ranges fror1 70 )
cts Butter al a: 10 cts. for Ohio, al 10 - cts for
Igas-e-r Osfrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

BOYD q PAUL,
Importer. aud WhoLeT1e Dealers IN
Chemicals Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils and Dyc-snhs
LSO-Wn6ow Glass and Apotbecsriss' Ware at 10
"A factory prices No Liberyst ID door from haidec-
lane. Hey-York ThOMAS l. 5CIp'
al5 inis STEPHEN fAOL.
X1jINDOW SHADE DEPOT. 100 Bow.ry.-Wni-
w BerriAa respectfully informs Tho ladies' OF New o1
especially hose residing in the upper part OF The CITY tha
be hss row on lard the beautiful AID select assort
u.ui Of Window Shades be found In The city Pnces
vsry.pz from 81 10 so per pair Also, ANAL Invoice OF
Fench landscapes Of the latest sJle, and mosE beautiful
patterns. az ~.
FURNITURE FOR SALE-MshogAny Gard Tt
bless Cherry and Black Walnut Tab!es Chs.r.; Desk,
Mshogsny SteboaIt; Dressing Tables; Bedstssds Look
ing Glasses; on Cloth; Carpegs Bathing Tube; Astral
Han and Dorck Lamps lff; Rubber Piano Cover AnnSer
Table Cloth and cheap Tabe CoyerI. n. B.-Aso, 30
Brosdway figures OF tho store, eonssng Of Upright
Show Case, Sheyes and Drawers Tar sas by
ais st-odis- AANSEAEM BROWN, Sprree-st
NOTICk-The coparre'shP her-sofo.e existing under
The Of Ross, GUM Co" has his day been dis
solved by surua consent D. z Bacon ret,res from he
business winch conducted under the nsre Of kos
Gum Greene CHARLES ROSS,
DAVID E. BACON,
CHAS. GREENE,
Hew-York April 9Th, Isl5 l. C. GUM II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

A DEMONSTRATIONS sALE.-On Tuesday, 2lst
"A April Will offer auction No. 10 Fourh-st.
(lnless previously dposed Of by private sale for what
lhey WORTH tbs effects Of Tho lsts Hansh hsrcaas
Fakif OF Avsp which used by him In hls b Ions,
consisting OF rich Turkish dresEes movable Stage scenery
with app1rtenarces gaIvanc battery, and numerous Jug
gery instruments. b. NcNAUGHTON, Administrator.
al 2wc S. G. HENRY, Aueioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

j. X CURTIS, Auctioneer
NOTICE-Sae OF the Stock OF Messrs. Z. s. g. Rock.
we-The sale Of the above valuable stock will b.
tinued This Day by JACOB s. PLATT, al 43 Broadway
10 O'Clock precsely Al IL o'clock the
Clocks no gold and silver Watches and the superb ReRu.
lsor tsuitsbe for watch maker genemans hall
study) VII he sold. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

VIII. Il JONES, A1cuOnooL
BOOTS, SHOES AND BKOGAN5, on Wsdnss-
DdAy Apnl l5 al l0i O'clock al tho store OF j. D. In
gersoll 4 Co. No 222 Pesr-st 500 cases compnnng
large and desirable sssornsut Of boos snoSs ana BRO
us received Catalogues snd goods ready on The day pre-
Non. m ths safe mhl0if5m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15
Boston Anrtinn Sales.

DYE. r. d q. Rich, I'll Erosd,suee., opposite
- FOSTERS wharf. Boston
On Wednesday, April Is
500 CASES Doors, SaoEs AED BRoGAks, LEATHER, SKINS
lc-Soe and Upper leather, Cali Lining Binding KID and
Morocco and other Shoe suck.
Liberal advances made on consgrmern OF Leaner for
anctsOn or private sale. m.ltklo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

Oil PAINTINGS-Horaio Hin, successor 10 Our.
W Icy Il Hill 1853 Broadway, New-York Long Room,
OIL Paintings comprising many gems, received from
Custom House being the production OF eminent Blem-
Dutch German The above collection L.
well worthy HE attention OF connosseurs artists dealers
lion Room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15
Slfrntlons. &r. Uartsn.

YOUNG WONItS-saat, siEiston IS chamber
"A mai. % washer Aud viii good cy reference
Peas. cal r; Nc ; Vandsr-s "a the s5 st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

- NEW-YOKK, Albany and Troy Line
A9tte-uI<or Albany aud Troy direct from tbe Pier
The foot Of Cori,andst-Passengers TAX
ca, ,bis Boa will arrive In tie take the Morning Train
o?cars from Troy West to Buffalo, and North Ssraogs.
vhtehaI and Lake Champain
Tho low-pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt B. Macy.
will leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday eyeniags ali
o'clock.
For passage or freight, sppy board or AZ tie Once
on The wharf.
NortcE-An Goods. Freight, Bank Bill, spee.e; or ny
other And Of Property, positively .he ownefs fs "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

IF sons of Tempernnce-Grand Division 8; OF T
S. OF IN. Y-Tbe officers snd members OF the Grand Dvi
sion az hereby notified TO meet This Evening, Il O'clock
Mount Vernon Hall % St-avenue for ths purpose of In
shutting Hamilton DiyiIion No. lS5 S OF T. ~ order
LUXE HASSERT, u. >.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24
THE FALL TR AIDE.

4 month ago there was much difference
Of opinion among business men as 10 the
character and probable extent Of the fall
trade L was drdi,uIr to iorcscr what
would b. the effect Of the three in ponaut
measures acting upon the business Of the
country, which goycrnmcut as then duv-
ing through with railroad speed Had
only one Of them been brought forward at
time, IT'S eff Cts coull have been calculat-
ID
We are now So FAR along in the season
thai we can plainly perceive the fall t'ade
will be nearly # not quite rs large as usu'
al bu. that It will be transacted at rulnous.
~ low prices. both to the manufacturing
and importing Interests The sales Of both
domestic AMI foreign goods lave already
been Q1ro large, though made at a great
slcIhtr 70 the sellers OF goods, which has
involved heavy losses and Serious failures
Asa specimen Of ,hcse losses, we mention
two or three cases within our knowledge
\ l.-c m nu'lrturnc t..so in Phhidcl.
u. 81 l..rnq ~ ..
of the paunchcst N tho cry, gave way IA.
der me rurnous fall Of 80 per cent in 'ln.
gle season on rs goods and the exhibit Of
the firm shows goods on hand to the
amount Of $500 600 On which The hanks
AMI money lenders have advanced $50
O'1. and now take the whole stock, as BE-
u, barely sulictrnt 10 ray their advances
oni the cnlrg,s O, settlement AMI sale 49,
Thus in sixty DAYS l,s loss by the fall Ia
poo!, i. slzDOoo and this amount us
northern d,b'ons sal. bose; $4,000 ofthls
som falls upon on" manufacturing oomPa
py M the vicinity Of Boston. Ano'h'r is
me lillrc Of "a large Calico pnn'er IN
PloyieDce st.i'o D. ~ 500 600 sui
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24
DEATH OF CHARLOTTE ELIZA
BETH

uai tcgtsler Of dc1iLt Tor the month Of Ju-
Il obtains the name OF a, lcas, one very re.
fhrpo.c person Some OF our readers will
! ave recognized tho individual, but others
r require 10 be informed, that t,c columns
o-r ,as' publication announced tue depar'
.r OF "ChUl0!tc Eh,abstA"
| Tie term Hdiridaai may indeed be COZ
ftray applied 10 her, lor while most men
~ women are only among The many per-
f''I Of cidss, she stood, "a many respects,
uoN a.one.
ias undesirable distinction, especially
p, smaie would Imply blame, # We were
o s4d ibn much OF The siocu',nw o.
p cas' 80 aaJl,cI 10 uet by Het Heay n. =
y ahcr, ana vas a. no wy 'cr owN choice
iIet i"yiuUy oi Iofa! dtdi.csS, lot instance
F's' '"'ng power OF Imlgluauou, her almost
N'-'"'e fo,cs auun the WuGk allotted to her
HioJs2 .He, sld almost necessary to hei
very sao''.isace. excluding al ordinary fe-
male a'ocAuons sad above all her very re-
.%'thu.e conversion, 10y the dlte,, operation
II 90 the Holy SpuEL almoG, without Ibe
z .'eVenuou Of houAn ga@ ans, these and d.
Ttfs other citcumstducet u0l chosen by her.
- Z, placed her. iof a. lsas, ,We..y yea,. o
s,r ,,e, above, and sYau ,.pm. Tue common
..a o human ye.ngs
Her latter GAYS. or tnls-r ye1rs, were
an M, tie most 4, ll. .ab,e OF heo h.e -
70. five ,eats ago. she contracted 'ec
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24
' OIL jl",NO, %,
A WOLF FIGHT.

About fortnight aro Young man
named William Jackson. IN one of the
back settlements. was returning from
The woods. whore hc bad SPOUT IottoC
'.r olv >b. rl,on.. "
wilma about a mu' o, hum, he heard
a cracking ~ the underwood hind
hun. and turning To learn the cause ol
the NOISE he byhcli three cnormcu,
wolves coming directly towards him
lie SOW no chance oi escape. and deter
mucd to h4ht 1t ont y, hls only hope
of safety He threw down hls game,
placed hl> back against a large tree.
aud silently awaited the attack of the
lcroc,ous animals The wolves M.
preached and walked around HIM two
or three tunes AT II short distance, but
seeing no chance OF attack behind, they
advanced IN front
When they were within few feet.
he lcvel"d ms gun and fired The two
barrels IN succession, and two of the
Fwsivcs ia. novsalty wausSsd, Me- -
sprang AT him and was salutcd on the
head with n stunning blow from the
bu, end of the niece. but the animal
recovering seized the Young man by
the leg and both fell to the ground 10.
gcthcr IN n deadly struoglc. in wh,cb
tine wolf tore ms antagonist severely
IN different parts of the BODY. Feeling
hu.clf gr'Hmo weak from lu,, OF
blood, the youth with som, din,rulrv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

And thtte--oh Father Of mere, '-lhece,
10 ths' stcepio, stand. a soldier, " IA d,rks
cloak tall Wrapped around hls Ied unilotmr.
YES. there he stands with folded arms. 80 |
from nat height sn'vev, wit, calm JOY The \
..-.t. s.r.e y, massacre below
NoV, mother OF Arnold, look from lle,ver
and weep fuuy'hve wears ago, you ls,s
your child upon the sacramental altar Of ,issl
church, and now he stands IN yonder .,erple,
thinking 10 with a cam Joy TIE terrible cr,cst
Of old men, aud trembling women, and lule
ohu1tcn, hcwn down In hileous murder, tie.
lore his very eyes
Look there, and learn what devil Rs-|
HOE,V can make OF such a mau
Here are the faces he has known IN child
hood the hiends Of hls manhoodthe mat
fons. who were little girls ~Ien he was a
boy, here they are, hacked by British swords,
and I've looks on and smiles
Al last, the cries are sullod In death the
last fash Of the burning town elaroI over
The sieepe, and there s,uted IN that scarlet
unIiorm, ms brunzed face stamped with The
conflict OF hIdeous passions --iherss srs.her
still snid the scene Of ruin and blood, stands
] BtsrDIcr ARsoLD.
/ That was tho last act OF the traitor on or
soil In few days he sailed from our
shores, and came back no more.
And now a, he goes yondor, on his awful
way, White millions curse the echo OF his
name, IN yondet lonely room two orphans
/ hes. "a : name
Naail. .l,,. 81, O,phan> ',c,s 't,
name Of Arnold Yes, my friends for
uete was night when those orphans were
without crus: Of bread, while their father
lay moulderng on the sod Of Bunker HI
Yes, tie Legislature of Massachusetts had
.,lt these children 10 the cold mercy OF the
Norld, anl that when they bore his name
who tell on Bunker lll.i-tne i'm mort Il
AR"tN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

"ile Who iotrci,lhs fountain from Which
he dsnk and The ltrc under Nhose shade
b. Gan'Hold trn-Asd 'otaAi1l N tho
DAYS o. hn youth "a stranger to he 80 ert
=" impressions Of tho human hear '- la.
paper
lodge tt, Of lhr Safe vs., some
yrs' sinec 'ngsr~l m tho defence Of SUIT
acaina oii l'afson C IL the course
OF The ulai ons Of the vtns,,r, tcs,,h,d to
one ~ two hcn concerning thc worthy
latsnn. Which wetr rather drto.-s,oty 10
hn character a, Pa,sea lodge r.
hAnd'rd lhc POOR Nnn'~ without gloves
and drcIird he nod known irr oH tsrn
'ro,o his baybool had "eambolcd NHa
lon many \ so.ru l'vu.' .had, hdts
o.. old Moody e % Jhse," nys
'hc pason 'aor ply you--f Ihr i'Ni
vii not clrst mc--nv cause must v bad.
Il u please lh. C-u' DECLARE rrvrt
'i'mb.cd ia my hf ''- FraaliE { 'lia5a.
Ua0h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

last fail 'M- m.u were getting a
lot Of mules on board vessel IN tins
city, one OF the stcvcdorcS, "a very
worthy man CHANGED 10 lo' and break
las thigh near the hap, Since that he
has been disabled from any hard labor
and having a family 10 support he took
an apple stand at the corner OF -----
SIS. Yesterday two Of ms former la.
boring associates passed his stand and
accu>ted HIM thus:
An well, am glad 10 see you ont;
how are you now ? on, rather week
vet, but | will be able to take sides
with YOU, by-aud-by' That IS night
keep up q good heart my boy! How
do YOU sell opp'cs 2 A cent apiece
Each took an apple cnch threw down
a dollar and passed along.
Whlc the daily journals are record
ing he uohc b.luc,rs ofthel.awrcncc
the App.crous. aud other rich men, let
not the gf Of the poor iaborer stand
unrecordcd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

would be M vain io s,ck 20 impress THIS
inrh uTrn the ,h,rk skulls Of some pnlr,
risns, bat all scn'ibir men c,n comprehend
y al, glance They who drrlairn - loud
Nv apnlnT thr f,r Ina,a',n = c1pral
rnch' 60 90 back ~ Tho cry Az rrHl
y y p's f,hIe 10 ,dr "a then r
bis
Under the panic Of cIpecicd inpo0a
Mons, prices have fallen lower Than they
can remain md Ihcrc Wi probably b, o
gndua' advance during the winter aul
wrong oar country - growing both iu
mrhory and population, with c,csuuc
ssides, and as wants IVA few months Of
go~th. will soon come 40 10 tho ehilry Of
Or present number Of manufacturers t.
sppy
t'rces could no, rule a. low nr two sue
efk''e seasons as AT present without mate.
rtily reducing the price 81 labor One
seeon cannot mr,crlalv III C, the price Of
lsbr because ttec- are many c,nbltsh
mats in partial operation, which mnst b.
seDfplctcd and many contracts on hnud
< Srsh must b. fIl6Ilcd Upon the reeur.
FTs ~ 8 ,~sssny eAh1s 81 fsnseess,y. or a
depression labor brcins 10 End hsrH fi'
ing or risnC 10 the Same level with clpl.
tai. The upward or downward movement
Of he ,ne rs slower bat none the less sure
m all countries cScrnt ihpse whore slave
labor employed -Nr.rbUrypor! HTdld
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

Waihi7gtor' D,ah Il I'a hct NJ,
perhaps generally tnoNn s1y' an c''ern
par. +. ,hny Washington drew hn last breath
in the last hour IN lhr last day Of the last
week oil the idn mouth Of the wear and IN
the last year OF the GENTRY lie died Sat.
urday night II o'clock. December 3iu,
1909
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

IRE d A.Wyl IfyoI nrc --f'y' n
celebrated writer make oiLc.. -Y.-
Are YOU rchl Distribute to the poor.
Are Won coutcnicd ; Cheer the lone
pathway cf your nclghburs. IN no 9TH
cr way can you subServe the designs
Of your being, and pass through lllc
with true feeling and real GIicty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-24

Tnr Er'r YrT "My dear Polly
am surprised a, your taste N wearing an.
Other Woman's hair on your brad, sad
\, Smith to his Vifr Ny dear Joe.
am equally es'onlsb,d that you peun' IA
wearing aso:hSr 'Ae,P'' rool on your back
There, now Poor Smith inehked -
lpOE.