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Love Dies not.
BY WIN. H. BURLEIGH.

Deem not, beloved, that the glow
Of love 18th youth will know decay
For though the wing of time may throw
Its shadow o'er our way,
The sunshine OF IA clOudless faith,
The calmness of holy trust,
Shall nger in our hearts till Death
COnsigns their dust to dust.
The earnest passion of our youth,
The fervor OF affections kiss,
Love, born OF purity and truth
All pleasant memories
These still are ours while looking hack
Upon the past with moistened eyes,
., dearest .-on our liie's brief track
How much of sunshine lies |!
Men call us poor-it may be true
Amidst the gay and glttering crowd
We feel it though our wants are few,
Yet envy not the proud.
The fleshness of love's early flowers,
Heart sheltered through long years of want,
Pnre hopes and quiet joys are ours,
Which wealth could never grant.
Something of beauty from thy brow,
OF liehtness from thy household tread,
Hath passed: but thou ART dearer now
Than when our vows Were said.
A softer beauty round thee beams,
Chastened by time, yet calmly bright;
And, from thine eye of hazel beams
A deeper, tenderer light.
The mother with her dewy eye,
Is dearer than the bushing bride
Who stood, Three happy years gone by.
In beauty by my side
Our Father, throned in light above,
Hath blessed us with Iairy child,
A bright link in the chain of love-
The pure and undetied!
Rich in the hearts hest treasure, still
With calm trust Wen journey on,
Linked heart with heart, dear wife until
Life's pilgrimage be done.
Youth, beauty, passon-these will pass,
Like every thing of earth, away
The breath stains on the polished glass
Less transient are than they.
But love dies not-the child of Cod
The soother of life's many woes
She scatters fragrance round The sod
Where buried hopes repose
She leads Us with her radiant hand
Earth'sipleassnt streams and pastures by,
Still pointing to a better land
Of bliss beyond the sky
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MUSIC! MUSIC!!

THE subscriber has on hand a large and good as
sortment of sheet music, and is constantly re-
living all the new, as fast as it is published.
Teachers Supplied on reasonable TERMS
REUBEN SAWYER.
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M AllS

The Western Mailarrlves daily at A. NJ, Mondays
excepted. Closes al a P. NJ and leaves at p Nj
Saturdays excepted.
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p. NJ, and leaves at A. M.
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Elk p r ES IS & s

EXPRESSES.
Child & Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, and
uected with other Expresses to all parts of the United
States, Canadas and Europe leaves Portland for the
South daily at u A. M. and p M. Returning twice
daily. Office 80 Exchange St., Portland.
Longey & Co.'s Great Southern Express leaves Port
land daily at u A. NJ and P. M. Returning vice
daily. Office, 70 Exchange St., Portland
BANKS
LINCOLN BANK-Old Corporaton.-Jona Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi Houghton, Joshua
Page, Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours, from to
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporation.-Geo. F. Pat
ten, President; Geo.F. Patten, VIM M.Rogers, Thos.
Harvard, Chas. Davenport, L. w. Houghton, G. w.
Kendall ]. II. MLellan, Directors; John Shaw Cashier.
Bank hours from to u Discount days Tuesday.
Wm d. Sewall. Jecob Robinson Gilbert II uant, 1hos.
M. Reed, VIM. Paten, Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier.
Bank hours; from to IL A. NJ Discount days, Thurs
days.
SAGADAHoCK BANK.-Thos. D. Robinson, Presi-
dent; I. ID. Robinson, Joseph Sewall, John Smith,
VIM. M. Reed, Lewis Blackmer, VIM. burlington,
Wm v. Moses, Directors; ID. +. Baker, Cashier. Bank
hours, from to - A. NJ. Discount day, Monday
ANDROSCOGGIN BANK, ToPsHAM.-Chas.T homp-
son, President; Charles Thompson John Barron, Da-
vid Scribner Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. burlington,
Directors; John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days,
Tuesday of each week. Bank open from 9 to / in
summer 10 to in winter.
BRUNSWICK BANK, BRUNswIcK.-RichardT 7. Dun
lap, President, Richard T. Dunlap, Alfred j. Stone,
John c. Humphreys, Joseph Badger VIM Barron Di-
rectors; A C. Robbins, Cashier. Discount day Thurs
day. Bank hours above.
MARINERS BANK, WIscAssET-Henry Clark Pres
;dent; Henry Clark, Wimot Wood, Edmund Dana
mue A II ey, James MCarty, Directors; s. P. Baker,
Cashier. Bank open from to in summer; 10 to in
winte-. Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, WALDoBoRo'.-James Hovey,
President; James Hovey, George d Smouse, John Bul
fnch Jos Clark, Alexander Palmer, Directors; George
Allen, Cashier.
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Inixer.ali.t Canxenfian-

The Annual Meeting OF the U. 4 COnv ertion q,
Univers.lists commences 10 day. TIE Occasional =,
mon 10 to Be delivered By Rev. II B.Iou D D ofx..
ford. Mas At loi O'Clock A. NJ. IN the orchUs.
Church.
Its Historical Society met yesterday md usnssctesr.
usual annual business This Society numbers snons !,
members several distinguished English sni Gern.,
scholars and dvlnss. The Sunday sesoo! Conv.ass,
Of the denomination sso held meeting yesterday
Rev. q Adams preached the Occasional sermoa
vas an earnest and eloquent appeal 10 Al friend, 4
SUNDAY Schools In behalf OF Home and sunday sehe.
Instruction viewed 10 the spee, Of religious inssene.,
The speaker sid op.n the subject In such msnner
to Inspire h. deepest interest Ia the welfare Of yea
ro, ,ply by parents bot all eiss.~. Without, prop-rn
uou. culture cor race progr,ss At hs hsssrd Of h,
highest uuesi Interest
In the evening ,he subject ~ss renewed To soes COO
s.-.,.s. In the Orchard Of and Blesekerst Charcss.
ss n,sre,, seemsd To Be lei, by the sumeroas ssae
RE. pras.n, a, All the meetings We snhioin tef a.
count Of the present state Of the denomination als,
from the Uafrrrsalis Regisrr for ls's
raifed Sas,s rsd Tirrffories One General Corut
ton. one Historical Society, With se-ole norsry
STATE Conventon Cheside I State sunday school A.
Citations state Missionary Associations sHd ono sae
Relief Fund } 30 Ecciesissucsl Asocisuoos lhe'iss
local Sunday School Associations, , local Ansoas1
Association, ard Tract Associations - pnoscs.
Including snnusls schools and academies Ice ~
cis,I,s 700 meeting houses ard 107 preachers q
,he.e md beside these there rsorifd j orgasits
/ ehnrche. i61 sunday schools - new tntrunk hosss
a. rev pr.schers % societies, ana II oo"r 81.
. li.hed since our last Issue
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Information Respecting Mr.. Trist'- Mission.
Correspondence ofihs Philadelphia Ledger
WAsHrNGroN sept -. i-i7.

WAsHfNGroN sept IT, i-ft
Since my last letter OF this morning it occurs T.
tbs, there 3. good reason tor Withholding rom
the readers Of the Ledger piece OF inipniton "nlcn
has created sensation here and been me Cause o
some Extraordinary Cabinet meeting let. this
You will remember that. ~ ! from tne commence
ment Ia lfmed you, Mr. Trisi. when going down 70
Mexico had no discretionary power. lie was merely
deputed 10 carry down Mr. Buchsusns nliinl'ra with
ont changing io,a Of the same sni empowered only
To take counter propositions II the Mexicans al re
eHdfra tor bis Government ! have reason 10
think that Mr. Blchsuans ulum-tufn cousined Al lfs
nothing but the cession of IppU California and Nee
Mexico for reasonable inQemnily, oil when u would
nos be 70 no purpose O. snterizin your readers
The second Instructions that were ont out o. NJ
Trist Insisted believe L0uT and LPpu California,
not that there VA particular value 80 on LoFrr
California bot that 10 the natural contiguous eXten-
zion OF Upper California containing some military post
lions and inside the Gulf Of California some har0ors
that might be improved ~ our shslsrs Since these
second Instruction. have gone out am Informed from
a credible source third .et of Instructions were for
wsrded 70 Vera Cruz with Instructions 20 b. immed-
sisly sent 70 Mr. Tdsi
These third Instructions think contained sliding
scale for Mr. Irft especially In regard q T. the sum O.
be paid 20 Mexico indemnity and less fsvor-
able 10 MeSco than either Of ihe preceding ones But
these instructions have been captured by the guerrss
sni viii be- known 10 the Mssdcans before duplicate
reach Mr. rfst who l. entirely ignorant OF tnei-
isience. The Mexicsn. therefore II disposed % treat
there 10 scarcely any doubt they will d. o.
quickly and 10 al likelihood obtain the terms contained
In Mr. Trist. previous inItructions
Gen kasrusy last Saturday was received very cor
daily by the President strong effort Il being maze
20 srraDge the matter between him snd Lieut. Col Ere.
mont snt Com stockton. aud. mink. from the means
of information have 10 most likely succeed, 10 Dot
prevented oy the stubDOroness OF Col Benton.
We hsve had report t1at Com stockton has started
from California q home By lsnc across The noun
,aius The journey u dangerous ., this season
the Commodore i not In good hesth. the zen
ders toe mountain, well nigh impossible and spprehe1
snns entertained that Il b. has really undertaken
the hazardous journey he mas may not resch TIE Uni
[ ted States OBSERVER
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A Noble Deed-Honor TO whom, Nc.

To Tia Edilors Of Tis Triblas
Ii is well known that the present season has
been peculiarly marked BY the rsvssss OF the yellow
fever At New Orleans, % much 30 that the Board Cf
Health. some ume since, sxnortsd all WHO could 10
leave the city and those who absent -
main away long possible. Oae Of the citizens. .
bookseller and publisher and fayorsbly known 70 the
public traveller and author, WAS In NewfoFk
when this Intelligence received having come on as
usual psss the ~lh his rienis al the North
and intending late In the bat 10
did he hear that hundreds dying daily st home
thsn he made all possible espsieh 10 bring bis business
TO close and buried away 10 the Of danger and
suffering devote himself the Of the sick and
dying When urged no, TO expose himself this
Der he replied that he fully Aeeumsted and hsi
fears for himself ~ understand The climate and tie
disesse said be and may, perhaps save the life Of
some friend At lsas, help smooth ais pillow In the
hour Of desih" Kind Heaven grant him bis desire snd
ave MIN from the danger % which he voluntarily ex.
po.es himself for the BENEFIT Of others
an well aware that in giving publicity % this act Of
moral heroism. dOlsg violence 10 the shrinking
rrooe.ty of the m an OF whom SPEAK But he who
..crincs % much for humanity, uuss not draw back
from allowing his example TO teach Others 10 60 snt
do Ek-~isc =
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Railroad between AIlon and srringlield.

w e nav erecelVe Ell IRON ii On. Robert smith, NJ, T.
from Illinois. n pamphlet containing some state
ments in relation to a projected Railroad between
the cities Of Springfield and Alton 10 the State Of
Illinois The capital stock Of the company is
$500 900 aud the directors are empowered by their
charter to increase 1t TO one million 500 900 have
been subscribed by citizens of Illinois, and more
can probably be obtained there.
Mr. Smith and Mr.. Ryder having been appointed
Commissioners TO visit the Eastern cities to solicit
subscriptions to the stock in this Railroad enter
prise are now in Boston and will shortly be here
ia iurtherance Of the object. What success. so
far, has attended their efforts we have not been in
formed
The termini Of the road, Alton aud Springfield
are both places of much business. The first is sit
uatcd on the Mississippi River, some twenty miles
above 81. Louis with which city it is connected by
n double line of daily packets. lite trade with
New Orleans too, isvery extensive and, being at
the head of navigation for the large steamboats,,
vast quantities Of produce are shipped annually
from its wharves to the latter pace--the commu-
nicston with which is open the year round
Springfield is the Capital Of the State. and is sur
rounded by thriving and populous places. 1t is ON
the highway between Chicago and ST Louis, and
is destined to be city Of much Importance.
/ The road contemplated could be cheaply built
much more So than the roads generally Of our East.
ern country. The surface Of the country through
which it proposes to run is mostly level-prsirie-
land IL is estimated that the whole cost of the road
will not exceed sis 600 mile.
/ Should the road be built. another undoubtedly
would soon be constructed connecting il with the
Michigan Central Railroad, At New Buffalo or
Michigan City-the completion Of both which en-
terprises would make one uninterrupted steam
communication between New-Nork City and 81.
Louis And in few years we should expect an
entire iron road between the two distant cities de
velopng the resources and adding greatly to the
wealth OF both.
P 5 Since the above was written, Mr. Smith
has arrived in this City in relation to the purposes
Of his mission. He is at the Astor House.
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BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
rr~c.ro~aanee a. The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, sept li-P VI
The Cotton market improved today some 900
bales were isken flll prices Flour moderate sales
were effected At 81 as 50 for Western and Pennsylvs
MIA brands. soma extra brands are held A. . 62i -
Corn Meal nominsas} Rye Flour ditto AZ o. 2OlO
bu.hels Yellow Corn sold ~ 20 cts weight Wheat,
800 bushels. New southern brought iOodll2 OAis
In demand :, 4O642 sale. old P, nnsylvsnia
q, a. cts Lead 10 heavy At A. Provisiops-Me.s Pork,
sl5al5i; Prime sl2i. Lsrd-prime lli Gu. Whisky
no change 4 cargo Halifax Msckerel 80 were taken
AS5
stocks Inactive.
SALES or srocKs-Fhu B0ard-sjo0O Penna 3. u
a7ff:s U Bank 1t 100 Lehish Goal script ~.
Unon Canal 42 l2j Flemnston To- 10 Beaver Meade"
Bank o. ~ Morris Canal li4.
S,cyad B0ard-l2j L-high Coal scriPes 100 Union
Bank Tenn 50: 300 Government Loan BOZ lOif 1000
Penna - 65i 900 Reaiing 32ii 20 Morris Canal ~
1850 Treasury Notes 1904.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

Nsw HAr PUBLicAri6Ns.-Just issied-Ihe tTsi &
ton OF kNox's Fall style Of Geniemens Hats ior ~
ha. just been published, and - now ready Tor de.'r
The author !. confident that be viii dispose % sbosssss
Of comics. inasmuch As ali who have inspected The va
pronounce Il 70 be unequaled tor grace beauty and -
fngus and promise OF doing the most thorough and $40
factory service This STYLE IF hat only he ohtaae
l2s Fuliou.st tisalready the talk Of fashionable c
and the prevailing opinion s that one cannot be f'os
ni1ed as gentleman society unless he wears aAaR
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Bneinees Notices.
LTARY 4 co. nArTERs.

~ Sntnna. lss7, FasAios for Gsnie~es's Hais Vi,
be- introduced on Friday. sept 3. The Bed R,sr-
Has we are now manufacturing Will embrace mPosis,,
improvements recently perfected by u.s. and In cusiI
and elegance OF style vii De uoequaed BY any hesv,,
fore ofFsred They will be readily distinguished By h
nap which when ssitA,sa by the ar becomes detseAs
into deles,e and graceful js. fosiasa feature chg
.c,er,.,ic q the choicest quality of genuine Beaver
I.foy Hons, " dns ~. lst7 su2i 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

ARREST OF PERSONS FOR oBsrRucrINd 1Hk
Lo~o Island RAILROAD On Friday night last Two
vonng men AZ souihod on this island arrested Tor
nut,ipg ob.tructons tho track OF the L. hahrosd
pn, bal heen ON the watch and these wicked young
lenows-thelr names are Hawkins and oyer'on ana
they ara quite youug-were idenunod hoca' 'n',sn,
,ye,t on special locomotive and made tho arrest The
,ccn.ed p.fte. we're admitted 10 bsll in $1,000 Their
parrnts and families very respectable and IL sup
posed on account OF their youth me company VI" n"i
-. IN, uro.eoution Brooklyn Esglo
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RicHELIru DlAMosD-PoNrED Com PfSs.-B. b. VA
sos 4 Co - Wiliam-st. door below Nsii-si and
Y SAVAGE % Fulton-sf selling. wholesale aud real
all kinds Of Gold Pens at remarkably low prices ls'
have the exclusive sale Of the brilliant kicheDe"
which at e. are the best and cheapest Pens In the el
Congress Pens 81 5o-otber Pens a. 81 Is, With 81"
prn.iI- .od pon- sarsfaiIy sePaff"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

rTy- THr Nrw.Yosg GoLD PES CoNrASY, 5j Johns
corner Nassau now acknow lodged 10 be- the best
cheapest place the city for the genuine diamond Poirn
They are practical men, and consequently 'he hes. aals
Of what constitutes good pen. The greatest VARIETY Of
pens and cases ia The city Gold pens repaired or y
nofufet.
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Gen. Tnylor'- Forces.

The following is the distribution OF forces on the
line OF the Ito Grande after the departure of the
force now under marching orders for Vera Cruz
Brazos Island company lsi artiery III
Point label company 4h artillery ........... 100
Fort Brown / company % artillery .------.-.---- 90
Matamoros. 6 companies OF ION infantry, OF
mounted volunteers -----...-.---.-.-.-.--.-- Oh
Csmsrfo. sc. IL compsnies-o OF 10Th Infantry
yolunteer. .........Il0
CerrAlvn. companies 10th infantry .--..------ 4uJ
Mont rey companies 18th infantry OOi
Camp near Monterey, companies 81 artillery, %
d,sso,os mounted volunteers .............. il3
Buens Vista Saltillo sc ~ companies.
Total number Of troops ..---------------..-35os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

" choice OF the best places and papef. and al prs
teal information % enable advertisers ID apply the pogs
OF the press OF tbs country a. business safe judcs
and effective mariner. be had 20 the Agency 81
PALMER who IL daily receiving advertisements for pub
cation the best papers of III the STATES the ina
for which be the specially appointed and duly auhona
Agent.
All orders intended Tor bis genoy 90 prevent mistssr
should be addressed y IS PALMER she has no
ton with any other house
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By Tslegragi 10 The I}lSsHe'
xxI.cnn-in Election.

2
Cap. wheeler Of the steamer - Lo1' O''D
report that TwErDr IS elected to congress y
GOO majority. No particulars.
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1T The PUBLIC Mss OF rHr RsvoLvr,os
by the late Hon VIM. Sullivan. Ii D. with Notes and
Biographical sketch Of the Author BY his Son JOIN T
: SULLIVAN 10 work OF interest and value Just issuei
bs Carey & Hart In nne octave. lie title implies the
nature Of ths contents lisa sketch of the Characters
ana actions Of nearly al the eminent 30 n<ured
10 our Revolutionary struggle, and A. such 10 desirs
Die ADDITION 10 our Biographical Literssure. Or
sale By w. H. Graham. Tribune Bpildipss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

w Premium Gold Pen. for N p may be- bad 81 b.
establishment of W CREATION Co n Cedar ~ iossiis
with thirty different styles Of Pens consisting
Browns. Hsydens Spencer. Basley's Congress. Hem
American and others. prices (ether wholesale rsis
lower than be- found a. any other house b. the us'
Pens repointed or repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

U We are sorry 70 announce the loss OF
smother disn suished citizen In the death OF Hon Ed
"AAp slDHKDex of Pomiert- Conn. Few men have
been more respected in public private life an hon
eat man and good neshsor Politically. be a de-
cidet' answering Wing and has done much 10 main
tain Wig principles In hi. State The death of such
man s public calamity tie has been suddenly called
10 the eterss world in The prime Of life and usefulness
ly and fyi-nds
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SsSDs's SARssPARILLA.-ln the wise economy Of Nsrr
there has been distributed through ths mineral and SO
tabig kin zdOms variety Of medcical Substances aitgr
the relief Of various diseases bot " IL believed hsil
no one product Of the earth many powerful -n
tive properties combined in sarsapanlla Yet 70 re-
der these latent propeie, practically useful hey reps
development, combination. aud concentration. ~ Sa~'
strsapala u IS believed an these objects have bees
focted 10 the fullest extent. II Is administered
general practice a and uni0nn remedy in cas-
scrofsa cpro-y, tumor swelling Of The joints, rhsrH'
ti.m, eysipelas, kings evil and every complaint Jrf
tomato Of impure blood. Affections oi the lucoo nen
branes such chronic eatarIb, spreading thf0ush ~
nasal passages the bronchial membranes Of the thr
also lambago, white swelling, and hip diseases wihF
removed by thu, invaluable remedy
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, by A b 40
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton. corner ofHt
nan.-st 30 Broadway, and II East Broadway. " Yes
Sold also by Druggists generally throu Ehout the Uni
states. Pnee 81 per bottle or SIX bottle. for -
"THE MorHEk's RELIEF "-Decidedly the best relf
which be afforded 70 mothers during The peroc
.ucking. - the genuine OotKAUD's Italian Medicsn
soap mind tnd get the genuine A. " Wakerstlf ~
olns lullsda ate relief " innaned nippe.-and cooif -
renders The infants mouth truly comfortable. DouI,H
zap Duoyant, can BE- used In hard salt wasf sns
highly priced BY al zentlemen-wheth military " en
laA-ior 10 value "a shaving Dr. O's lfaIan htdietr
soap Will positively satrheun, rukw0nn, scsfii
speasi tan, pmpes, frecklss, sunbufn, sa0vDesr
other lflzufly cutaueOus flstfiions. n iuucctrIt
ays IAe pain and swelling re.uu.s ron the stnn o.
Bear 10 mind, that the only pot Of Dr. OovsAcpsl
o. WskeEst nrs store fSoN mot al the Of br
way Us Sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

Cur~rsr Ir>N-Ths B.. the first time since tee sos,
~ f Anerca that real genuine Chinese JnnA -, fr
II n. shore. surely then. the vessel low fink a. "a.
-isn on ar 10 be considered great curiosity, s,d a.
etT~ns ought % BE- thankful thsi they have 20 in a..
mower 10 her paying tie tfni9. ana com psiafs
uf sun OF fffy cents II rfe dollars u
orce of Admission % her. they might have reasorsi
excuse Tor not doing but when 20 - Only ie tenth rtr
~ "a, .nn thev have none She viii leave here a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

u The Governor OF Kentucky has made the
following amendments Tor one OF the regiments OF
Volunteers now enlisting in that State
Msnliu. v Thompson Of Georgetown. Colonel
Thomas L Crif,erden OF Frsnkfn-s Lieut. Colonel
John g. Brecknri6ge Of Lexington, Msior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-15

To rnE nirs-Fashionable Millinery AID Dress VA
ins Rooms j6j Broadway, lover Mr. D. w. Peyef' sioii
-Mr. A NJ KcP respectfully bees leave 20 inform ~
thar she will open beautiful assortment Of French MD
merry snd Lad IS Fancy Articles. Thursday, sepieme
10. 20 which she would respectfully invite particulars
tention believing that her assortment viii compare
besuty richness and STYLE with auy be found IN ~
city Mrs l. VI. kfMfs dhS bfoaaNhf