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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
Schenck's Pulmnnic Syrup.
Fer The Cure of Consumption, Diseases of the
Lungs and Respiratory Organs.

Lungs and Respiratory Organs.
TTsalS Syrup is most powerful agent in removing
n all diseases and distractions ui the respiratory or.
gans; 10 such complaints as Colds Coughs. Cnnsump.
lions, Group, Whooping Cough, Caiarrhs, &C., il
may be considered almost niallibe, and superior 10
any medicine hitherto used. Ia all serofuous maa-
dies il is equally efficient, having been trd with ahuu-
dant success 10 Kings Evil, ETuplions Of The Skin,
Ucers1ions and the like dsesses arising from mpuhty
of the blood. In dyspepsia lthe frequent forcrunner
Of Consumption,) and in Liver Complaints il has sell
dom OF never been known to fail in eGeetDg COM
plete cure.
Pamphlets containing history and description of
the character and variety Of Consumption, accompa-
MED with certificates from patients themselves show.
ing the manner In which they have been cured Of the
above iDvelerate disease in its various stages, by
Seheneks Pulmonic Syrup can be had (eratis) by a-
plying at GEO. II. SALlSBURY'S Bookstore,
81 BRATTLEBoRo, VT
Price 81 90 per Bottle, or Bottles for $500.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
Comparison Invited--Lower Prices Defied

NEW G0ooS-.Hay g, ls47-NEW GOODS
ECEIvED and receiving at No. 4 Granite Row
lOcomprising every description ofMerchandse found
in any Of my neighhors long list of names and prices
and for Cash, Produce, or most kinds of Mechanics
Wares. DICKINSORS is the place. 6w3s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
NEW CROCURIusI

y aud quality, Ginger, Rice, Sage, Tapoca, Salera-
tus Tobacco, Snuff, Starch, Nuimees Cloves, Brown,
White and Castle Soap, Candles Ground Mustafd
Pepper Sauce, Oranges and Lemons, Raisns, Figs,
Cunants, Ctron, Mace, kc., sc.
5 Hhds. more Of that very nice Molasses. Also
1000 Goldfish. Shad, Mackerel, Salmon, White Fish
and Mackinaw Trout, &C., At wholesale or retail, by
May 5, is47. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
India Rubbers,
Davis,s Vegetable Pain killer.

fbr fAs kF-st s;-ss introduced info this Place :
For the Guar Of both external and internal complaints
this 10 humbug, the Lat Of respectable Druggists who
se the incidence and the eminent Physicians who il
their practice throughout the New England States fully
and Holmes Of Providenee r. There four trouble.
some complaints which this medicine will nrariabiy
and no mistake, namey-lndigesion Costiveneas Sour
Stomach, and all Nervous affrctons BY taking small
spoonful Of the PAIN KILLER, wine glass Of va.
ter aier meals persons Of weak snmsehs may par.
take freely Of almost any kind Of food without the least
convenience, and will always, when taken night
retiring 10 rest promote sweet and refreshing sleep For
further particulars concerning this medicine pamphlets
explanatory which may be had gratis Rising COCO bottles
are sold monthly BY the proprietor.
For sale wholesale retail the General Agency OF
fee fof tits State, BUTTON & CLARK, Brsuleboro.
Price 20 cents and upwards according the Of the
bottle, 4m34
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A article now much used fnr keeping Meat But.
IA ter, Milk, &C., cool in warm weather. Every
family would save double lis cost nv using them For
sale by A. VAN D0ORN,
50 Agent for The Manufacturer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
Ladies' Shoes.

II AIDES wishing TO purchase Shoes or Caters,
IL well made Of prime stock, newest fashion and ma
iersl can find an abundance Of the subseIibers well
known, thorough made article at his "Cheap Cash
Shoe Store" Fayetteville, VI.
C. WARD.
May 20, le4T. 4Os
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COFFINS.

u sorIment Of ready made Collins. Collins made 10
order with short notice. Also Caisges Tor sale and
repairing and painting done At his old stand.
Wilmington, April 10. Is41. 81
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Paper Mangings.
GROCERIES.

old Hyson Tea, Y II. do. some very mice Black
SFTeas Of all kinds prime Porto Rico and NJ Orleans
Sugars, Brown and White Havana DO, Mossses, Hasns
Figs, Coffee, Spices, Bar Soap, zant Cuanls Con pure
Sperm and refined Lamp Oil just received and sails
cheap BY WHEELER a. PRATT
April Is. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
AsHBEL DTCKUNsON

"AVING purchased Of l.. ID. Prouy his interest
II n in the Siope and Tin Ware business, would in
form his friends and the public, that he has resumed
business on his account at the old stand in The Stone
Building, and will Keep for sale extensive asSoTt-
ment Of STOVES Of the latest and most improved
patieTns in use. with Siope Furniture Pipe, Sc
Also, hn assortment Of Copper, Brass and Tin
Ware, made in the best manner,
An JOB WORK done In order.
BratieboTo, March 90, lS47. 81
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Dyeing.

MIR woDFEDR SPRINGER, from Germany, having
fA settled here, tenders his services the citizens Of
Bratteboro in The art of Dyeing in all coors the salts
faction Of tho most las,dious Among the articles which
he socts, arc Gents Pants, Vests and Wardrobe. Assur
ing those who may favor him with call will not be dis
appointed Applications 10 be made al the Silk Factory
May a. 20
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G.. g. HALL

L S daily receiving from New York and Boston
u large and well selected assortment Of FAscY and
SrAPLE Day GooDs, Groceries, Hardioare, Croeke-
~ and Glass Ware. Paints and Dye Stuff, which
he offers for sale at a small advance from cost
May 9th, IS47 81
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Paints and DYE Stuffs.

q C. HALL offers Tor sale White Lead, Dry and
w Ground in Oil, Venetian Red, French Yellow,
French, Chrome and patent Green, Chrome Yellow
LiihaTge, Red Lead, Whiting, pfussian Blue, Yer
million, Lampblack, &c.
LINTSEED OIL AND SPTS. TURPENTINE,
Varnish, Japan, Logwood, Redwood, Camwood
Fustc, Alum, Indigo, Red Tartar, Ex Logwond
Nader, &c, in any quantities, and low the lowest
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
FARMS IN SOMERSET.

- <AANHAO AlN lJONI ILANS1AIA
- YINHE subscriber, as agent for the pro-
fsUsA - prielos, oilers for sale oil the lands ID
,.., - Somerset in this county, known as belong
.&AAA8 ing 10 the Scott Heirs. These Lands,
consisting of several thousand acres, are stuatedn
western part OF Somerset the branch Of The river
running through that town, on which are seyeTa mus
already built, and Others now being built The SOL IS
Of an excellent quality and where cultivated, produces
good crops There Is ffoUrishing settlement IN me
neghborhood Of these lands and the town have voIea
TO build good road The pFesen: year from this selte
ment to the large public highway leading through INC
east part Of 81 and another is to be built leading %
The turnpike in Searsbureh- thus removing what has
heretofore been the great obstacle 10 the setlemenlo
these lands
Sales will be made in quantities TO suit purchasers
and on liberal credit l.. G, MEAD
Braltleboro, March ~, 1917. u'O
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N Office.

A LII kinda Of Upholstery work done in the latest
N and most approved styles. Mattresses made and
repaired. Window Shades and Drapery made and put
up. Carpets made and put down. Furniture repaired
and re-upholslered. Upholstery work neatly done Tor
Churches. pO- All orders promptly executed 10 the
best manner. rare opportunity never before offered
10 this community.
This notice Is given 10 consequence OF having pro.
cured an experienced workman from Boston.
lfSs A. VAN DOORN.
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ALL WHO

hAVE not peid their note or account due the lsie
Il IL firm Of Dickinson, Day Co., tsiH be especially
remembered and made public If not attended 10 soon
lQwS9
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l. A DIE

Il A les
WILL end at G. C. HALLS. good assortment
w Of GiseHAMs, MUsLIEs, MUsLIN GIEGHAMs,
Lawns, PRiETs, De LANES, SILKs, PLAIE, PLAID
AND FIGURED Wars DREss GooDs, ALPINEs, SUM-
MER SHAwLs AND HANDxERcmEFs, HosIERY AND
GLOVES, MILLINERY GooDs OF every description, and
oil kinds Of LINEN and lioUsEKEEPIEo GooDs.
He has also greatly enlarged his stock Of French,
English, German and American Broadeiofhs and Cas-
simeres, Yssiings, Tailors' Trimmings, Denims,
Cotton and Linen DriRings, Kerseys, and Summer
Sigfs Of every description. Comprising every thing
in the Day GooDs line likely to be called for.
May 9th, 1s47. 81
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GrindstOns
Carriagc Trimmings

eide and double Elliptic Springs, Brass Bands,
- Lamps, Coach Laces, TUFTS. Innings Sc, just
ceived by TowEsLEY & Sous.
May 20, eHH 50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
Phelps Trusses
lind abdominal Supporters.

TINHEsE instruments admitted by all who are &C.
Il qnainted with them 10 be the cheapest and best
in use. For sale by Docl. r. SPALDING, Bratileboro
Also, Doctor r. cfanes Spino Abdominal Supporter y
Bannings Patent Lace. ly20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-06-10
cROCKHRY & GLASS WARE.

~ c. HALL has received large addition TO his
VI. stock of Crockery and Glass Ware, which was
bought low in New York and will be sold at a small
advance.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-06

hand to hand beat them back. They
rallied and returned to :he encounter,
but were again driven back. Harper
seemed endowed with the strength Of
giant, as more than one Of the foe fell
beneath his hand. Observing his Ga
ring, powerful Indian darted forward
and grappled with him. By common
consent the combatants paused to wit
ness the result. Blu! the struggle was
not long. With an almost superhuman
effort. Harper flung the Indian to the
ground, wrenched the tomahawk from
his clenched hand, and sent it crashing
through his skull.
The conflict was over. Uttering a
yell of disappointed rage, the surviving
Indians fled. 1t had been TO them a
disastrous night.
II was in the summer of 1890, while
on visit 10 the Mohawk Valley, that
James Harper, then fast verging to-
wards three-score years and ten, rela-
ted to me the incidents Of the above
sketch.
1t was disastrous night to the. set
tiers, also, remarked.
"Yes-.-we had reason to remember
il for many year. We lost our prop
erty, but what was far worse, many Of
US had lost near and dear relatives"
"But Sarah"
"Oh. we were married after the war
was over. And better still," said the
old man, as the fire Of youth once more
beamed in his eye, sever after that
Mr.. Hart was as good whig as any
OF us, and not few times bore arms
in defence of his country"
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Capture Of Chepultepec.

/
GENERALS PILLOW AND SHIELDS.
The Union publishes letters from tn
city of Mexico, speaking in the high
est terms of Generals Pillow ant
Shields, from which we make few ex
tracts:
CRY OF MExleo, Sept. 81, iS47.
You are quite aware that no two ap
pointments were more illiberally de
nounced than those Of Major Genera
Pillow and Brig. Gen. Shields. I have
had the amplest opportunities ofobser
wing the conduct of both for severa
hundred miles Of most trying march
and in the battles of Contreras, Churu
busco, San Antonio, Molino del Rey
Chepultepec, San Cosme, and Tacu.
baya. At a most critical moment, al
Chepultepsc, General Scott sent word
to the gallant Pillow, commanding the
party storming the almost impregnable
fortress of Chepultepec, that all was
lost il they failed. "Tell General Scott
that the men under my command shall
carry it, or will be left dead on the
field" He was then badly wounded,
and giving his orders as he lay on the
field. The prejudices Of the enemies
Of the President, and, what is worse
and most incurable, the prejudices Of
the old army. have given way before
the brilliant and successful conduct of
Generals Pillow and Shields.
With regard to Gen. Pillows sue.
cessful attack on Chepultepec, the let
ter says:
Gen. Pillows brilliant success at
Churubusco induced Gen. Scott 70 Sc
lect him, after the armistice was bro
ken, to storm Chepultepec-the Glib
raltar of the valley of Mexico. This
work is situated on the Identical spot
UPON which stood the palace ofthe once
opulent and renowned Montezuma. 1t
is upon beautiful eminence, steep and
very difficult Of ascent, except on one
side uth-of.west Of the capital, and,
by its position, commanding with its
artillery the valley, the garita fortifca-
ton, and the citadel-the strongest
fortifcation inside the capital-as also
The strong battery on the San Cosme
road. This strong work seemed con-
,cious of its strength. 1t looked proud
y upon every thing around. as did the
,ncc lordly monarch who had trod its4
principal heights in the palmy days Of
lis greatness and glory. In every d.
'ection for one and a half miles it an
loyed our troops by its'terrible fire.
/ had at the baseof the hill, enclosing !
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MECHANICAL EXECUTIONS
By n. AUoLPHUs RUTT1R
TERMS OF ADvERrIsINc.

Advertisements inserted 80 cents per sqnssss
fourteen lines or less.) for the FIRST inseftioh sn1
Is cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month ~ 90. Three months Slo. 81
months Sl5. Twelve months 825.
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JOB PRINTING

OF every description neatly and espeditiousb
executed at the Office Of the Spirit Of Democracy;
and at reasonable prices.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30
L NDS FOR SALE |!

THE SUBSCRIBER is desreus of disPesing OF tile following
i lands and tsn0men's at very low prices and on the
most reasonable terms several payments with approved
security:
farm OF l26 Blanchard river on the Napoleon
read miles north of Kada containing forty acres Of the
best bottom land in the county and yhve acres If said
farm improved together with several springs OF excellent
water. J..
farm Of eighty acres, in Section ten, Perry town
shjp on Blanchard river and about mile from the village
of Francona, adjoining the property knownas Hide
uours mill ;" with upwards OF forty acres OF improve
me an or hard of bearing fruit trees and comfortable
frame house
Also a farm OF l22 about miles south of Kaih
near Hog Creek with 80 of improvement and young
bearing orchard of apple and peach trees.
One eighty lot situated on the road from kalida 10
Lima, about miles south Of kalida.
One eighty lot the road from Kalida 70 Keon,
three miles east of kalida.
One eighty lot situated on the road leading from
Aida TO Section 90 of the Miami Extension Cana
Also improved outl OTIS in the village Of kaea which
will be sold either together single suit purchasers
Also the Tanncry in Kalida. now occupied by JohH
Kuhns ESD a good dwelling house and tan house, and
the requisite fitting upof good Tanaery.
GEORGE. J. WlCHTERMAN.
Perry, Oct S, 1916. sssf
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

TN order Of the Co irt Of Csmmea Pleas
l. OF PutnaIa County Chic. AZ their March Term, le47
the undersigRed, Administrations ofthe estate OF William
Mills late Of said county deceased will offer for sale at the
door OF the Court House in said csuny Saturday the
third day of June s47 oeck at noon OF said day
the following described real estate Of said William Mills
deceased, Situated In said seuHty ofPutnam, TO wit
The north half af the south west quarter of section
number ifteen township one nerth of range number
eight east; containing eighty acres,
Also the south quarter of the south west quarter Of
section Fifteen township number north Of range eight
east containing forty acres. a
Also, Lo number three in Chambers Addsn 10 the
town OF Gilboa. 80
Said Real Hstats will DO sold subject to the dover estate
Ct the widow therein.
JOHN D. BEAMER,
!. CATHERINE MILLS,
AdninisratorG
April 90, lsA7. 32lsw
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0rTho Wings of Chardoh Geausa coun-
ty have nominated Thomas Corwin as a
candidate for The Presidency. The 'blue-
dye wings in various sections have made
similar moves, in speaking of which, Noah's
Messenger, neutral paper printed in New
York, uses the following language:
Several Journals have spoken of Senator
Corwin as a candidate for the Presidency.
President of what7-ef Mexico? Well, he
will give Saa,a Anna Il close run. He has
a strong claim TO the confidence Of the Mex
leans. Let him print in spanish, and dis.
tribute 100000 copies through that country.
He can have no better elecienesring docu-
nent. ~. Y. Sun.
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MORRIS q. .WILLIs,s NoME JOURNAL,
ZOE rAMILY C0LTURE.


AFTER a crest deal Of experience in Tho
art Of suiinga newspaper 70 the pieyailng
want, we have sceciad our present shape
and type, and have decided cn tbs. present
plas Of esnients, as, in tbs first placa, the
cheapest, most inmovng ann oaosi amusing
10 the readsr--and, in the next place, (Which
is important, too,) the best salculassd 70, put
forth the peculiar powers Of the Editsrs
themselves. Wo s.,..a
.r. Take Pride
in the carefully natured model, and in the
peculiar character selected for our paper.
Living in the vsly centre Of new literature,
we ransock tho counters Of booksellers, and
give the ,ta- s'sls 81. seea
Essence of NsD Books. a
Receiving all the English Periodicals., We
carefully watch the active intellecis dsyotsd
to ephemersl literature, and pick up u 4,
Gems of foreign Periodicals. aa
Werecoivs the admirable journals Of France,
and translate dligsnt with care the -oss
Wit, Gayety aud Courious Morally Of
L1cia Paris. -qtrp - n
or the grsu,.metropolis we live in, We give
Il
Gossip, Neps, Movements and Doings,
and oflhe country generally we give SUM-
mary Of sfsrs
Things NoueI and Noteworthy, ia
keeping a record, at tho same time, of all
the i. .J.f,,..
Great Thought going Past xs, .s
and commenting on the -rr--
Nep oDinions. Ney Vritsrs. GHd Nelp In
H,. ventioHs. .t-.
Wa have two or three ,f -
Peculiar and admirable Contributors.
In short il .4 if...,,t t..
DIFFERS FROM ALL OTHER PAPERS,
and we have every means Of making il mos.
valuable. We have embarked our
ambition, Energies and best Resources,
in the character, success, and coed inhuense
of .,-...-.
,utTu xY0NFr rnT1nNIf
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VACATION OF II4E TOWN OF
WEST ROIIVAR. 3a $3.50

NoTICE ia aereby given that Henry Pence,
IN on tho S7ih day Of prl I847 filed in the
Court Of Cvmmop Pleas for Putnam County
his r<tition, praying that the Town flatt of the
Town of West Bolivar in Perry .ewnship in said
County may be vacated; which said petition will
be for hearing on the first day ofssxt tern Of said
court or SO sosn thereafter as counsel can be
heard.
Kalida April Goth, ls47.
.Et BY JOHN ]. ACKERMAN
322sv Attorney for Petitioner
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BLANK DEEDS
0F WARRANTY, Just printed, on superior
" paper. For sale at this Office. April 10
Joel Wilcox, :
US.
Jamss. H. Veil,
Sheriff and Ma
than Shirley and
.AssIs nLf-I.
In Chancery.

Phillip Shirley. J n,,,
nsted that on the " day December s46 the said Jo
Wilcox filed in court of oemmsn plea for the eoup
v Of Pntnam Ohio his bill in Chansey sgainst the said
james H. VAIL Sheriff alledgng among other things that
the said Nathan and Phillip are inpebted TO said Weex In
the sum of 8 and dthat saIa van, snefn inaep,eu
70 said Nathan and Philip in tAe sum Of the object
and prayer OF which Bill the 4aid Vail Sheriff may
s.d Nahnn and Pbilip until the said Wilcox obtain
udament law against said Nathan and Phillip tho
Court Of pleas for Pauding county ohis aud said
N,ban and Phillip are further notified that b, leave of
.sd court ol said county Of Putnam at the March Term
thereof s47 first had and obtained the said Wcox en- tue
tventyrsi day Of Apr s47 filed in the court last nore
snd hs amended Bill making the said Nathan and Philip
parties 10 ssid original Bill and preys that they ny be
rsmnelIed TO answer the And the said Nathan and
Phiip are further notified that aness they appear plead
enswsr OF demur to said Bill within sixty days after the
next ter ofsad cou the said Wilcox at the term next
ser ,hs expiration said sixty days will ssk said ceutt
to take the same for confessed, and decree therein
dinghy. 4+ >orx, .,xr,u.N
.rfTE o9odw ef-f sfa Conp'tu solicitor,
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VACATION OF THE TOWN OF YER
NON

NT Office is hereby gissn that Henry Siepan
Court Of Common Pleas for Putnam county, Ohio,
his Petition praying that the Town Plat Of the
Town Of vernon in Sugarcreek township in said
county may be vacated. Which said Petition
will be for hearing en- the frst day Of the next
term of said Court or seen thereafter as Csun.
ell can be heard. 3tVk W@4 :
Kalids, April 26. l847.
assA 5D A,2s By JOHN J, AcKERsiAN
3s2ew attorney Jcr Istitioner
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0rThe vhig party know that their hum,
bugs are all exposed-annihilaied. Save vi
Gen. Tayler or we perish, is tAe importu'
nate cry! To-be-sure we have been ham.
bugging the people about banks and tariffs
We have abused the var yeu are engaged in
like pick pockets; we have made you out .
robbed and murderer, and our army trooy
ofbaudits; but you know ve were only lieina
following our trade. Just now be oui
caAdidats,. give US all the officss-ihs
sop, Well never get any Of il il
. those leeefocos have the power. Well
give up all the humbngs--we will-sh, ah
Well say no more about tariffs, banks; nc
more about the war against God-we Won't
ah, ah!-Lou. Democrat. u a4,g., n
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-04-30

MEXICAN EBRvrALrTY-The New Albany
,(lud) Bulletin publishes some letters from
the volunteers who were at Buena Vista.
We make the following extract from one.
"Warren Robinson, worn down with ia
. tigue, sat down in a ravine, and told Berry
Gwian If hs was killed, he would know
where TO find hm--and sure enough, that
night there he Isy--dead. The foeman had
slam him as he rested! Charley Gof, woun-
ded and faiigued, was seeking water to
queneh his thirst, ESQ we think, ), and the Ian.
GERS charged down upon him, aud numbered
him with the dead! We buried him by
moonlight. Capt. Kinder, man much en-.
/, deared to all who knew him, was lnhuman-
ly murdered while lying wounded in wag-
on, and then robbed Of $940."
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THE HONE JOURNAL.
The publication Of
DOMBY AND SON


DOMBY AND SON
will be continued as heretofore, witkout any
abridgsmsnt Of the usual contents Of the pa
per. Each part will be issued in
ANExTRA, -
as soon as it reaches this country, and dis-
tribuied gratuitossly to 'hs subscribers o.
The HoMn JOURNAL. BY this arrangemsn
our readers will! rsceivo this popular story at
the earliest possible date, and sooner than it
can be issued by any of the booksellers or
publishing houses in the country. To ne,O
subscribers, rsmitting a gears subscription
(S2) in adpasce, aud tSe wiH send s
The SIX PARTS ALREADY OUT, GRATIS.
@T The Office Of publication, No.
lO7 Fulton.stree,, New York
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ANOTHER VICToRY-ALvARADo sURREN-
DERED.-Letters received at Washington
and Philadelphia (says the Pittsburgh Ga
zette) on the l4th itsl. announce the COM
ple,e success of the expedition asains Alva-
rada, under the coommand Of Colonel Har-
ney.
The place was surrendered without loss;
and body Of troops under Col. Harnsy, af-
ter successfully investing the town, and re-
ceiving the command FROM the enemy, were
placed in authority. The American Flag
floats over all promiuen, port of Mexico, from
the Brazos to the Castle ofVera Cruz: Fam
pico, Anton Lizardo, Vera Cruz, San Juar
d'Ulloa, Brazos Santiago, and Matamora'
are all in our possession.