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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09
AMERICAN ARCHITECT.

NO 1.-THIs No. con ains perspective view Of asuo-
<stantal country dwelling 10 u designed 90 be con
structed OF brick work but the arrangement and the par
ticulars given satcient with trifins modncauonl
10 be adapted for framed building The ground plan
contains An entrsnce hall and staircase paor ktchsn
bedroom washroom with piazza IN the front and e a.
Of the building; spacious cellar Is undei neaih the
kitchen The second story contains hall and four good
sleepius rooms Estimate. 500. Published BY
C. NJ SANTON, -o5 Broadway, y. Y.
= p.,rb.-. - An dist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

AN ACT 70 amend act relating 70 courts held By JUS
trees Of the peace passed April u, ~. o., ,o.-
The Peopie If the State IF Ne York rPresentea IN Sen
ate and lsserbig do enact o. foiiouf, ..
section The third section Of the act passed April IL,
1882 entitled sn amend articles tight and thirteen
Of tts four chapter two part third Of the Revised sta
utes relating % held BY justices Of the peace u
hereby amended by adding the following, viz;
And whensver the defendant shall neglect 70 sppesr
or 10 plead 10 such action sut and the plaintiff shall
make application for commission 70 take the deposition
OF material witness for the prosecution Of such seton or
suit the Justice may award commission without notice
10 one or more petent persons examine such witness
on oath upon ntsrros proposed ty the psinth sno
settled by the Justice take and certify the deposon q
such witness and 20 return the same according 70 the OF
r.ctions gwen 10 such commission
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4sps of Nsp> Y ork-Br AUTHORITY.

Every Law unless different tise shall be prescribed
therein shall and take effect throughout the
state and before the twentieth day after the day
OF final passage certified BY the Secretary Of state
Sec r. title 4, chap. J. part !. Revised Statutes
Every Law published by him, fthe state Pfinierl
nav be resd ia evidence from the paper 10 which II shsl
h in all Of Justice in this State and In
All proceedings before any officer, body board, IN which
sh be thought necessary 70 refer thereto ent three
months after the close OF the session In which became
isw-sec g. sitle T. chap. part J. Revised statuies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

AN ACT 20 amend title hrsi ehsptsI one, PSI -
the Revised Statutes entitled an act concerning crimes
and their punishment
Passed October q, 1917.
III. People Of tie Scts Of Nesr- forfi rp'eeee " ''
ate and Afsersbiv do sn0ef a. folities 3
section section thirteen Of ts first chapter hrst Of
s forth Of the revised statutes 10 90 amended a. 70
resd 20 follows; -, -.
The presiding judge Of the count al which such eonve-
tor han have taken place shall Immediately thereupon
transmit 70 the governor Of this state By mail statement
N uch conviction and with the notes Of tesmo-
ny taken By such Judge on the trisl-
Section fourteen Of the same title 10 % amended a.
70 read follows;
The governor shall be authorized 10 require the opinion
judges Of the court Of appeals ustess OF The su-
pfeme and u the attorney general or Of any Of Their
upon any statement 40 furnished
Section sixteen Of the same title, IL 20 amended a.
70 resd a. follows.
II after any convict ,hs have been sentenced 70 the
ishmeut Of death he shall become insane the sneH OF he
county with the Of justice Of the supreme
court he be absent from the county with me concur
Of the county judge Of the coa7tJ which the
victon had may summon jsry Of twelve eleciois "
inquire into such insanity and shall give uned ate noee
thereof 70 the district attorney Of the county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

II =
NJ THIS valuable Farm OF 500 mansion house ft
houses. ami very extensive out buildings, tofeth'
with good saw M M three good orchards, with every y
rety of ut Together with 5000 peach trees, ready 90 >
out and excellent arrangements Tor ase hoe> OF snes
N h situ.ed in Bergen County within three miles Of
Erie Railroad ana one mile OF the Paterson depot %
MAXIM. the Raniapo run. through H. Ac Sc fof tth
nartirui,rs aopIv t5fngl tTHOLLY 4 PAisON.o Pine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

AN ACT TO amend article two Of title four chapter two
Of part Of the Revised Satutes entitled Of lndic
ments and proceedings thereon"
Passed October 26, 1877.
The Peopie Of the State Of Ne Yofk repfelenied ~ Hn
ate nd dssenibiy. do enect A. foiioICs.
Section for the arrest Of any defendant in
dced may be issued by the district attorney al any time
after such indictment shall be found.
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Passed November H. lS47
Ia People Of t STATE Of NsU York. represenfsd ~ SeH-
afe aEd Asserabls, do enact a. fo.ious;
Section l. In all where the supreme courts have
shall omit 20 appoint IN any county many general or
special terms Of that many Of the circuit
court or oyer and termner any year the
does shall require 70 be held IN such county In such
year the governor secretary Of state ana controller shall
appoint 90 many Of sceh 20 be held
coanry as will make such deficiency and shall
iusee or justices Of the supreme preside I'd
The same and shall be the duty Of the justice iusees
assigned preside Al held the terms OF such courts
appointed.
az WhAeveri IL shall be represented 70 the governor
that the interests Of the public OF Of suiiofs require the
holding in any county Of any general or SPECIAL term Of
the supreme court any term Of the circuit court
court OF oyer and ermine addition TO those appointed
by the supreue court shall be the duty Of the sovernor
secretary OF state and controller II they shall BE Of the
opinion that the interests OF the public or OF suitos
qairs the holding OF any such additional term In saeh
county 70 sppoint the and 20 designate usee or
justices Of the supreme court 70 preside a. OF hoa me
term appointed whose duty shall Be to preside 81 or
hold the same.
Whenever any Of any court shall b sp Pointec
pursuant % TIE OF this act the order Appointing
The same shall be aed with the clerk Of the eoait OF
Peas and shs be Published the Newspaper printed IN
Albany IN which legal nocesa required 70 Be published
four weeks suceessivsly.
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NEW MUSIC

A Nd NEW PERFUMERY.-All the new and popular
n Music OF the day az well good Assortment OF mis-
eeaneous and school Books Fancy Stationery and Fancy
Articles Also. fne assortment Of French ana Enssa
81 g. = KINNEY, Isl Broadway,
M Inn opposite Aston place.
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% IOHN-ST

nEER-SHOES.-A large assortment Of ladies' and gen
Ouenens sandal and slipper Overshces, manufactured
By the Goodyear shoe Company Naugauck Connecticut.
These shoes decidedly the uestest and most durable
Manufactured Also, beautiful articleof Inclined
shoe penecuy --sfis SAMUEL BROOKS,
ais Inn Aren't for the Nanuf4ctursr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

nR. TAYLOR,s BALsAM or LIyERwoRT-Ths
~ only medicine In the world that proves ssre for the
consumption Thousands have tested ibis truth Remem-
Der the genuine i made the wholesale depot, 10
beekman-st formerly J75 Bowery. -
Assnts-Johnson rs also AZ 50 Broadway; Kirby, 2fl
Division; hoss SO Grand r. Van Buskfk, Newark (;
smith, corner Fulton a Cranberry SIS bioos u
Isl2 Sun 9EO. TAYLOR ND.
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.-,y--7 PIaNOFoRTE- AT COST, Ma

-,su--- PIANOFORTE- AT COST, MA.
Fr---r = rERIALs. FIXTURES, &C. BELOW
ETTYnCOsT.-The subscriber, assignee Of Wake
~ i JMyer herick, offers 90 close the con
rl tbe remaining stock Of splendid rosewood and ma
hossny and q octave pianof0rtes including two supe-
Tor iustrumeuts with C0emsns patent kohan attach
rneni Al the cost Of manufacturing Also below cost
quantity OF mahogany, spruce pianohafdwafe veneer
tools fixtures &C. &c. Apply immed stely a. the manu-
actury IN Twenty yenth-st west Of \ nth aNenss
JOSEPH e. KENT,
Assignee Of Wake. Myer herrck
A splendid wagon, stephens mAnufscture, new cost
: 81 VIII be sold low. ~ "
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SCHOOLS.
ERENCH LANGUAGE-M.

IVRENCH LANGUAGE-Mouing and Evening
Casses-AcademS l83 Bfoadway-Lesssons TOR Ladies'
100 Leonard-st The ncressing desire Of leaning this
language has induced the subscriber toopen day and even
ing classes after aud easy system by which scholars
NAV able speak 10 ashortm The course embraces
Is Phrases plates printed in arse type
aud fxed the wall TO enable the scholar o. learn
without book D. Grammatical rules VERDE, etc Sd Lee
ture for each scholar 9Th Dctaon 5th Benefit for each
scholar 10 20 French lecture upon the most inter
esfing subjects TIE German, spanish. Italian and Eng
sh languages are taught by special teachers attached 10
IL establishment Lessons private houses n required
o6 81 +. RICHARD, Director % the ACADEMY.
NIARsH'- CLASSICAL and Commercial Aeade-
vi nv ia Henry-s Brooks n. will be re0pened
Monday August 80 Tor the instruction Of young gentlemen
in every branch education necessary NJ them % enter
college or counnng Terms from so 20 sl5 per
4uarfc For circulars containing reference ana other par
culsfs apply A. the Office Of tins paper Or a. -
Ct. Brooklyn. avs "
AIR. SAyACCO, 81 CaDsl-s;. esst corner Of Broad
wi way wants several Italian French youos ladies'
from 10 20 years Of age whom he viii teaeh, srsts All
the dances Of the saloon.
NB-None need spply without good reference Do "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09
UINK,- LOCOMOTIVE AIR-HEAT

llEhi Tor warning pHplc ana pflFAe oulfinks coz
tanning advantages than any article Of the knd
In uss-As the locomotive boiler economical THAI
other boilers, ~ - his improved Airheaier when con-
pared with other heaters Ia
lat 10 ~ raaiate more heat with given quaniy Of u
el than any other.
q. IL Is perfectly accessible a. al tines srd may b
cleared Of ashes and either wher In operation or not
The public requested call Al the agency and exam
ne one In 0perssiou GEOkGE PRINCE,
a ~. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

AN ACT In relation to appeals TO the superintendent OF
common schoos
fasssd November ls, 1871.
TIA People ~ rae State Of Ne iort rsyressi.a n SEA.
aff end zsser.B.,. Do ensef a. (oll0zs.
Section l. Al sppsAs authorised By Law 10 Be
brought to county sapsrntsndsnt OF eonmcn schools
nsy amer the third day 81 December thousand ssA
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THE GRAMMAR

nFTHE ACADEMY OF FRANCE, by Bonuesu and
~ Iucsn revised BIZ NJ chaud with the Exercises O.
ACCOMPANY IT, in use by the French Colleges Tor sale By
riS HUNTINGTON a SAVAGE. .l6 Peari-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

IL % 80 sssortr1eut have had 20 offer, complying
g-arer "a rred Cloth and the new stye Canada Gay
80 De.V-rsbire Esrsav WA 7. Jennings co.
as m 81 Broadway. American Hotel
<,YoTHS. CASSIlIERE-. Vestings OVERCOMING
NEc-By the piece or pattern AZ iow A. ihey can Pc
b,ugh. with the obvious sdvantlge OF seecton rom
49, nav h. relied upon the latest style Of goods
NM T. JENNINGS a. co 81 broahwsy,
ia - American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

COFFEE URNs.-Ne~. Years Day s.ppr0.ehns
y snt h were vel 10 rsmeuber The Coffee Jrns. Many
families were dissgpoated last New Years Day By TO
long delaying apply for their rns good supply 10
row on fsnd and 1r sale retail the old stand bur
Inz-sip By IL Gus HART, ate BoardmAn Hart csiw
SPLENDID CA-TOR>-A large assortment Of re-
ISyolylng Csstors entirely patterns with splendid
cuf-xsss vel adapted for or for Holiday Pre-
s.nts Yer sale a. retail - s EufliBssip By
Dc ~ LuCIUs HART, late boArdnlsn Hart.
SAUSAGE CAsINGs.-lOo ksss Of the very best
equality, Tor sale BY MERRITT Co
all ln- - south-st sorusr Of Wall
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DRINTING PAPRR-A large a.sortnsat IN -
u cYRts W FIELD 4 co. Bsi!.ssshr
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FRANK MILLER'S

\ EATHER PREsERVATIVE and Water Proof Oh
LBlscknE for boots, shoes harness earrage-tops &c
For sale - the manufacturers price a. the following
places c Lees Jshnst Graniss1 Psften, - Maiden
lane Stout Ward, 81 PEARL A. B. Goidth~ait Co.
~ Pesrl-st. James " igsins, II. Otsen~len-st
ais lmskltW-
no THE LADIE~.-WM BROWN, u Chatham.
a. opposite Roosevelt has arge assortment Of mu1s,
which be will sell lower prices than they have
teen sod city He Is daily finishing Of the
most endd yux NUTS that have been 10 this
81 ~hich viii b. add very lo~ ~ In
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FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Al the CITY Clothing " arehousei
NJ 10 Ft5r roS-sT. OPPOSITE THE CHURCH.
W. - ~ s-1l-.. 81 ~ coat u2f In

PEADf-MtDE tAhII1hNI -,. o., - F-o.i.
- CI.ks In or ur.rcr styles also, Dress and Fruck
Coo Psptgioous Vssts Dressn. Robes, Boys over
go 4. WM. 7. JENNINGS co.
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HOUR CHANGED TO oCLOCh.
sT~ >EW-YORk, ALBANY ana

n
xUS A>EW-NORk, ALBANY and TROY
Line for Albany and Troy direct-from the
loot OF Cortland 81
The low-prssmre Steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. h. Ma
cy Tuesday Thursdsy and Saturday evenings O'clock
w. Passengers taking this boat will arrive ia Troy 10
time 10 take the earliest Morning Trains West Buffalo
and North 10 Saratoga. Lake George aud Chsmpain
For pesssse or freight apply on board, a. the once
the wharf BS
IT. ANOT1CE.-liour changed from 9 10 8
-S..---3 .o'cock.-fhe Albany evening line steam.
ers ISAAC NEWTON and OREGON viii
leave for Albany Al O'Clock instead Of heretofore, on
and after Monday. Nov -. igf7 90
a. kPA~-At.E kEDUCED.-fOR a.
49, .Sn3< -bANf -ttfoUgh dn-ct-fh- fsf, snd es
sani slesmef RIP VAN wINkLE, csplsit
George b. Riggs, viii leave The foot u Robinsolsl rcn
day, Wednesday ,n5 Friday evenings ~ o o'clOcs p
NJ. The Rip Van Winke 10 h.lod up Ia superior sylesr5
has no connection win any other boat on tho river TIA
boat will arrive In Albany SIMPLE time Tor he Esse'n
and Western All persOns forbid trusting snJ ons
account Of his boat whous written order from Ne
CsptsnOr Agents Yorfreshi or passage spply b0si
or tho Once 90 Tho fock ~ GEO y MANDY b
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Passed November II, is4i

AN ACT In relation to the appointment Of terms OF the
supreme and circuit courts and courts Of oyer and ter
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EoNT PRIVATE ~kLE-A desirable country

- dence In Danbury Conn situated on Deer II ~ over
@looking the main street AboutsiN teres q efoena
large part fronting the street, hne house eafn sa
Me- house. orchard and garden with abundance
Of fruit and the thu grounds well stocked WITH mspe
elm and other trees and hne well OF wafer BY mo eoof
In Dsnbary several me schools Tvs - mnes lon
stages daily. For particulars apply 10 -
fv A ! RIEfIkFK. Auctonrers hrosl-et
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GREENS ONNGENAIED BIZ r. -- .! lns y
Ncure Of Gyspeqsia general debility. &c-Ine best ana
.,ogesf medicine IN The world Tor the cure %
dvspepsa n az ormsuch as headache halituai cost
iyeness. aedity Of stomach los o. appetite, Asla e.,
vers and agne exposures 20 extreme hea. oi c91'
Old age-and, In fact from every dsease arising Ion M
erfet digestion or deranged condition of the stomach
s Also an excellent remedy ana not surpassed by any
medicine for females suffering from uterine or nef-
I vous derlngements ,..-., ..,..
,eceiy-d We refer 90 the following.
Hon L. II. Arnold, formerly Gov R, l.. now Mem Con
.. TT TT MoorhosS .. =. Ky. now o. 5 sen'r
:. Jas F. simmons U. 5. Senator from R lsland-
.. sam'l. ;. Phelps, vermont
" II. d. Fo.ter Member Of Congress from Penn.
o. ". L. Martin. De-. Ia Con from Wisconsin Ter
eP s. Stow go cer 10 House Of representative,
saml H. Holmes, Esq Middletown c.
George W Jones' ESQ Surveyor Genl., Dubuque, Iowa.
Joseph Hoxie. ESQ % watst NswYork.
For sale Al NV NJ Y r. Fowler. Druggist 30 John,t
OF Smsod And IT retail By u. II JONES 10 broadway
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
IL DIR ]. FRsNcIs Oculist, $50 Broadway y Il hl'
i 20 certify that my child for four months totally
blind and was given u incurabie From Dr. Francis
sklful treatment IN one moarh ne vas peI,scy
to sight MRS sIAkNEf, %. .s
cures performed By Dr. Francis when hope had He'd Pc
sve bis preparations one Of the greatest
ever sde for disease Of the and ear and hshy re-
commend him a safe and skillfu ocuhst ~,
Rev. J. Andrsde, Roman Catholic Priest, ST Peters Oh
Rev Rev >. + Ru csas Rev Rev J. P 9ss.'
Rev r. MheeOck. Rev. Is. T. Nelch D.D
Rev. Prince Halves, Rev. t. Appreciate,
Arscisl Eyes inserted without giving the slightest
pain which cannot be distinguished from the natural
" Numerous certificate. 10 BE At the Office from
persons OF high respectabihtY
Medicines sent 70 any part Of the country win PSSgs'
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

ACT 70 amend tide hrs chapter part fourth OF
the Revised statutes entitled en- act concerning crimes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

NEW-YORh AND ERIE RAILROAD CONT An
IN-The .tocs holders Of the rew-York and Erie Railroad
Company are hereby notified that an ilsamen oi Ten ao
lars per share on -. sh,res which the payments
fore made 90 not exceed sxtyve dors - required 70
paid ~ the Office Of the Company. No a ast GA OF oe
fore the 10th day oi January next
Notice IL ao even 10 the holders Of stock which any
previous instruments are due aud unpaid that the same
are required % he paid before the 10Th day OF Jauu
arv or The stock sad all previous payments thereon VII
he subject to forfeiture A. the pleasure O the Board OF d.
rsetofs By order Of the Directors - .
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secy.
New York Dec g. 1857. do tJio
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-09
cI1pEpI0p COIJRT.

The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor The county OF Albemarle, Judge
Thompson presiding which commenced lis ses-
sion in this place. on the 18th ut adjourned on
Monday last. Nearly the whole term oil The
Court was occupied in The discussion Of the i'm.
porant Chancery case Of Martins deyisees Us.
John Mackey, Edward I.Smilh, Henry ST. Geo.
Tucker and others. The counsel for the Plain
lifts, were John Thompson of Amherst and Jno.
NJ. Patton and Conway Robinson OF Richmond;
for The Defendants, James Marshall, and James
NJ. Mason of Winchester, Jno. R. Cooke, sgd
ney S. Baker, and Nicholson Johnson OF Rich
mond, and VIM. j. Robertson OF Charlottesville.
After most able and elaborate discussion Of
the case by the distinguished counsel, and lis pa
tient and laborious investigation by the Court, II
was decided in behalf OF The Plaintiffs.
The sum involved amounts with interest 10
$3.50 600 or more The case will no doubt DC Ia.
ken 10 the Court Of Appeals Charlottesville A@-
r0cate.
We understand that The decree oil Inc Ooul'
was for about S28 800, with interest from Sepem-
ber,psl6, amounting now TO upwards OF se2'oooJ
against Smith, Tucker and ]. Mackey's admins
traitor jointly, and that accounts were directed
against the same parties, and against The estates
Of Dr. Mackey and Mrs. Mackey, with view
to a further decree againsthe defendants, or some
OF them for the residue Of the plaintiffs claim
The entire claim OF The plaintiff exceeds, with
interest 10 the present time, 10000, as stated
in the Advocate,
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The gallant officer mentioned below was from
Augusta, Maine, and married The daughter OF
Mr.. Samuel Slaughter, oil Culpeper county, Va.

The gallant ofhcer mentioned below was rom
Augusta, Maine, and married The daughter OF
MIR. Samuel Slaughter, oil Culpeper county, Va.
From the ~ o. National.
Among the lis, of killed will be found The name Of
Capt NJ. E. Merrill, ofihe 5,h Infantry His proud
spirit has taken its fight-no more TO be reused
BY the din and glory Of battle. He died as he
would have chosen 10 die-from death wound
received on the battle field of Churubusco. II
was The writer's good fortune 10 know the de-
ceased well, and 10 love and esteem him. he
loved him for his many virtues; ne loved him Tor
his bravery, Tor he was brave TO fault ne loved
him for his sobriely, Tor he was sober 10 absli-
nence; he loved him Tor his sincerity, for he was
as sincere as an infan he loved him for his truth,
Tor he was truthful 10 pfoverb-ior not even in
a Jest would be say aush that was not fully,
literally, strictly true. Capt. Merrill graduated
al The Military Academy about The
since which time he has been in his counry's SER
vice. and no man devoted himself with more sin.
ce,I'y ~ tho enhancement o. that service than he.
He was with The army al Corpus Chrissi, anu
from that time until the present. he has been &C
lively engaged, without having been once out OF
the country. He was in the battles OF Palo Al
to, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey, and prondly
tell al Chapultepec. In every instance ne bore
himself as became MS nleH udHei anu noo a.
ways spoken Of with admiration by his oro'her
officers aud men. To be sure he has never
been advanced by his government, in This war,
bu, his brother officers always placed him
on merits highest pinnacle, and | have Oh
ten heard his bright name mentioned as one
whose deserts have never been rewarded.
Scottish mother, seeking the body Of her dead son
on the battle field of Waterloo, did not ask 10
have i, pointed out, but asked where the battle
ragged hottest for there she knew he was An an
swer to The same question would identity Ihe spot
where The brave Merrill fell. He has lelt wife
and large family OF small children. God bless
them, for they are thus thrown upon cold world
without protector or supporter.