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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26
CITY HOTEL,
x I q IN nm d n d. Va.

vVNHlS new aud largo establishment was open
eddy the sabserbe Ihs a.i Who with the assistance
OF Mr. kAssAr late the tiled aud well Proprietor OF
the FARMERS Hotel fT.cksburE Gst-tn.i d.vot.
s undivided IN. comfort and Of their
patrons Tn. HOUSE situated In the City the
Erosnd lately covered by the noted O Bell aud
harisomey provided with furniture entirely with sober ev
asd attentive aud aud with reasonable share
Of the patronage Of the and
i Of obi friends aud and with
tbe Bolingbrook Hotel Petersburg Va unk they
supply equivalent favour bestowed them. Stable
well FORMED anil provided uadrt the OF Mr. WIN y
Wood atlebsi the distance, aud be
hns- ths with their horses
may be- assured ol good aticnion foI them.
JOHN MINGE 4 SON.
1 Petersburg Inesrneer. National and Union.
Washington, a. Raleigh taI and Standard lie
raid and Recorder Norfolk erah and Beacon aud Richmond
Enquirer. wanen;on Flag. copy
and send their for payment. de 2s--n
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RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS. DYS-
PERSIA

The following Is from clergyman well known and Of di,,n
guished alta nfnenis and reputation:
sIDSEr, ~ J, July IL, 1916.
Dr. n H. CHnSTIE-Dear Doctor promised eotnnlunica e
win you respecting the effects Of the application your
Kings and Magnetic Fluid vet too
shon 10 Justify my speaking positively relation p-rma
neney OF my cure but can appica
Gavane Belts and Bracelets my neryoa,
paints have been suspended suffered chronic reu
nat bonehts and dyspepsia that tho.e dis
orders were all connected with
tenn have had OF the dyspepsia since the app
cation OF your Belt &C. nothing mentioning OF the bron
es flor have been enabled discharge Of nv uay
iora duties 1T preaching visiting surprise OF nv
congregational and have had but single t~nge two OF the rbe
masm have enjoyed far perfect exemption from these
for cannot be grateful who in his providence
has directed you.
The immediate design Of procure some Of the
same kind Of as.anc fo OF my people Many OF nv con
grsRaion affected with and should er
be permanent many will be led apply you the largest
county charge in the State and them 80
70 speak entirely
Ia es'ailof the cases alluded tohere foBo~s-l
May Gods blessing attend audabIe dear Doctor
and YOU Afford relief these vast number
Of others who will apply. VerT truly yours,
ROBERT w. LANDS
" Several ruers have the Rev Mr.
Lands whose health has continued improve many OF HI.
congregation have used the gavanie equally
results
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GEORGE EARLE, Merchant Tail

No. 10 CItsNUT SIHEHsI, PHILADEIIIIA,
A. constantly hand. Tailoring Store, OPP
the STATE House, elegant Of French and
English Cloths CasmsTes, and Nestng arrival
lie conducts establishment the principle OF sending
OF his OF the G quality. and
enjoyed the hest Of
aud throughout the Union. Tie would respectfully solicit call
from gentlemen VISITING city assuring
orders entrusted 10 him, style aud lower than
the qualify he lad Stofe IN the lmy 1T
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D0GGET 4 ANDERSON,

AND UPHOI.STERERS, No. 10, GOVERNOR ST,
HAVE just received large and beautiful u.s.
u IL ormeni Of French and American Paper Borders
Fire Screens Venetian and Window Binds
Shades Plain aud Coioured Mating with other article, In
line OF business which been selected with
the taste of this We respectfully solicit call from
friends aud the public generally disposed TO sell
reasonable any the and always
pared attend line with punetuay and the
strictest desire to give satisfaction ap 9o-d3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

UST RECEIVED, an additional supply Of
" BIZ ard brown dress and fToes Goats
Bik and brown Iress and Sae Coats
Plan and paid Linen Summer Goats
BR and fancy Cashmere Pants
Sumner Pants OF various qualities and patterns
satin BomhaIne, Mersas in Frea v,ri.,v
u' a oitmeht OF very superior Shirt Crayats stocks
ars Gloves X sons, Socks &c.
HIS soo are all Of his manufacture be sold with
suaran'ee' and very cheap for cash Can
SlLAS MERCHANT Ia Nam
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From the CITY of Mexico.

BY the way OF TamPeo placed in possession OF
our hles from the city OF Mexico down 2Sh OF
Ap-hve days later than the papers we hsd prt yiousIy
received although letters Ut the 30h had reached here
We look hrst for news from Santa AIMS and we find
MIN engaged win the utmost diligence Ofizlba rails
ing uoops lie shows the letters well saw Incredible
energy in repairing the Losses he has and ere
this 10 no doubt at the head OF army very cons able
IN NUMBERS however inferior in discipline. lie IT,
over, according papers, ginning permits 10 ue,,a
bands Being saiiened for funds he to have i'm
posed upon onzaba loan Ut $4,000. We give n trans
auon OF me hrst letter we have Of Santa Anna
his defea, Cerro Gordo IL was written on the l2d t
April from OTiEabs:
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COpartuerSI,ip.

WE have this day formed a connexion in business. as
stated advertisements and that the
have made VIII fr the the confidence o
noTs nd the public generally. WIN ANDERSON Jr,
F,L'y Isl Is4T-t TRIgE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-26

HIP COMPLAINT.
NEw YoRE, July Ell, 1916.

HI" disease OF equent occurrence ard OF the
siinae med pacuce OF GaIyansm in s relief
tfuIv
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TO BUILDERS.

second supply of Spring Clothing.
WE have by recent arrivals received large
assortment Of Ready Made Cohing OF styles
aud best qualities, consisting part NJ folowsi
Pine drab Caslmervt Sacks
Pine black do do
Pine brown, grey and drab Ermanes
Hlndsome gold mixed do
Gold miied COddngton Sacks
Black French cloth do
brown do do
Plaid, linen Bingham, aud other Sacks
Rack silk, satin and Valena Vest,
Pine white Maruiirs do
Hack and cord Cashmere Pants
Gamble, linen and cottonads do
tavats Scarfs, &C, TOO numerous mention.
Prrons wishing to purchase ical Of Cohng tuc
mon'y, can do ~ ~ calling my KEEN co.
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Patent nedicatcd India Rubber Porous
OVERWHELMING PLASTER.
'ENhE most important feature in this improve
mint isihat hey Prrrsus ssds 50 iha yhe they
sueehi mechanical support aud by propr
us maintain proper degree Of they NOT only
ee s d'eharse OF Precipitation and other the
pst also allow nee escape through the paser
shged from The skin and thus Of ,s being a
soibed and taken into the system azaia
% 'euistanee aone val eonarm superiority claimed fo
them over all others known. and them ubeev, v
AZ, lp'roJueed to be used in preference
fOtNs W DUVAL q PURCELL,
hy ~ nflggsls. La. Nam
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President.


MORRIS ROBINSON President
SAMUEL HAss.Y, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent the above Company
receive applications Life Insurance for
named for year years for ua
exceeding $40 OOO single life The
OF the intermediate noted
well as all other information hos1 desiring
Insurance, will ALEC be- made known application The
ages offered by this Company believed be equal
superior 10 those offered by other u X
Britain. &c kyATUMEY.
Physician to the Soeietyihc Family Physician party
whose life - 10 BE- insured 2i-u
4 ADlES' BLACK SATIN AND WHITE KID sLIPPERs-
hL supply Of these Slippers received from Phia
depha which will he ,od nyit
ed 10 call. myI5 JUDAH MYERS. No 81. west main 81
f"HDENAS MOIASSES----2O hhds prime Cardenas
~ Molasses Store and for sale by
my BISSEII. A. NeCANDI.IsII.
lPStOMBE ~ BROCK have Just receiv.
- ed lot Of prime SniifhSeId IsnC Of suitable sire
for family ato heavy Western for Their
sorimen Of Groceries complete which
respectfully the public ge
nsTaiy.
Also lot OF Northern Pickles, by the gallon smaller
quantity. apg7 T.. II.
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Ritbmoua Daily fubis.
RICHARD ~. TOIEH, Editor.
WYATT W. EILIOTr, Associate Editor.

specified Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tween the parties
S An advertisement marked the copy for specified
nubcr OF wb continued until ordered out and Pey
eiacicd accordingly.
1C Regular Advertiscrnentn.-To avoid any mlsun-
dersanng the part Annual Advertisers sui proper to
iHo their privileges only extend to their mnedia"
business Res, Estate Legal aud all other sent by
them To be additional charge, and variation
Real Estate General Agents Advertisements not to be
year, charged nj the usual rates subject to
such DISCOUNTS shall be agreed upon.
~ Aueonasrs, and yearly ADVERTISERS generally,
engaging with the privilege OF change shan
yearly week insert more Than the
under the contract and al
be charged al the usual rates
inserted In the SemiWeeky Wing at rs cents
the insertion and 80 cents
per square for each eontnuanes.
July LIST 1915.
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YNEAS.-25 half chests fine and extra "Pow.
u ebosg" spd -oOo'oug" Bhck reas
Is haf ctests ane and GuspoSder Tea. For q. by
my Gl-im DAVENPORT ALLEN A 90
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NOTICE.

- - Sheetings; Apron and Furniture cheehi
Prnts-whieh we will cell At very low prices. :
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FOR SALE,

6?f ENUR KtNT-Two STORES under the
knh Exchange Hotel suited for Grocery or Fancy
Stores Possession given immediately apply tbs Oee
"a - w FRy
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(AHDENAs MOLA>sES----2O hhds prime Cardena,
~ Molasses, store, and for sale by
myI BISSEII. A MeCANDIIsII.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

In order 10 prevent confusion and mistakes grow
;ns oar OF the similarity Of names among Members
of the Congress now assembling, it viii be well 20
remember that
There are three SMITHS 10 this Congress, all IN
the House: Truman SDsitA Of CT. CaleJ 3. Smith
of Ind and Robert Smith Of Ill-three BROwSs
Charles Brown Of Pa. VIM. 6. Brown Of Va. and
Albert G. Brown ofMss.-two DAvIsEs both Sen
ators) Join Darius Of Mass. and Jefferson DAVIS Of
Miss.-6ve JoHssoss; Reverdy Jokas0H Of Nd.
Henry Johnson Of Lou. I5enators); James H. John
son Of N. II. Andrew Johnson Of Tenn. and Robert
w. johnson Of Ark.--six THoaPsoEs; James
Thompson Of Pa Robt. A. Thompson Of Va. Jacob
Thompson Of Miss Richard W. Th0mgson Of Ind.
John b. 7Aomps0n Of KY. and William Thompson
of Iowa-two JosEsEs; John W. Jones Of Ga and
Geo. w. Jones Of Tenn-two MILLERs; Senator
Jacob W. Miller Of n. J. John X. Miller Of Ohio
two BuTLERs: Senator A. p Butler Of s. C..
CAesteT Butler Of Pa-two HoLnGsEs Elias
b. Holmss Of our State and Isaac (. Holmes
Of s. C.-two DUSoANs: DANIEL Duncan Of
Ohio and Gsraen Duncan Of Ky.--two AD-
Ansrs. John q Adams Of Mass. and Grssa adams
OF Ky--two EvAssEs-Aler. Exams Of Md. and Ma
than Exams Of Ohio-two 6TUhRTs Andrec Ster-
art Of Pa. and Charles z. Stuart Of Mch.-thrse
CLARKs; Senator John II. Clarke OF X. ]. Frank
lin Clark Of Maine, and b. L. Clark Of Ky.-two
HALLS. Nathan r. Hall, N. Y. and Willard P.
Hall, Mo.-two IScERsoLLs Joseph r. and Charles
J. both Of Ps.-two CoBBs: Howell Of Ga and w.
X. w. Of Ala,-two PHELPsgs; Senator $. 5.
PA4ps Of Vt. and John 8. Phelps OF Mo.-two Rock.
WILLS, julius of Mass and John A. Of Ct.--two
Halls, Senator John r. Of N. II. and Ariema' Of
Mass
There are doubtless sons other condolences, but
those are ell that now occur TO Us. The names ia
italics are those Of Wings.
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BIZ Telegraph to The Tribune.
Ne~-York Lesi-iature.. .srreiAL srsios.

SENATE. ALBANY Dec. 81 M
The Iudiciary Committee have been Instructed
to report oil Fixing toe Salaries Of Heath Oia-
GERS Of the Port Of New-York.
Mr.. FOLSOM introduced bin giving Right Of Ac-
ton FOR damages to representatives Of persons
killed BIZ c.relessne,s il Public Convey snces' &e-
Idiot Asylum and the Par Redemption bills were
ordered to Sd reading Toe last BY vote o; II to 10
The Ogdensburgh Railway bill was farther de-
bated, v
Mr. MAXWELL reported, without expressing
opinion. toe bill relative 70 the Safety FHad Banks
The important amendment proposed BY this bill IS
that he Safety Fund B snks deposit with the Con-
troer per cent on capital in lieu Of the present
payments.
The Astronomical Observatory bill hss been Or
Iered 70 q third reading.
The Orinoco Steam Navigation bill passed
The Clinton Prison bill was debated bit not
disposed e. The Committee Of the Whole how
ever refuse 70 reduce the app cPr.siion from
1000 to $4,000
The bill 70 change time O! making Bank Reports
was debated, bu, the House adjourned before the
question was taken.
The weather is very wsrm-thernoueter rarg
ing over CO. a steady rain has fallen for several
ho2rs.
There n q dense fog on the river. Boats vii be
detained here beyond their usual hour Of departure
The weather continues very warn The Cana Is
open here and at Buffalo. At this point boats
have arrived from Buffalo since u yesterday and
! from Syracuse bringing 1000 barrels Flour but
no Grain. At Buffalo, says the Commercial Id
reriser Of yesterday, the weather is favorable to
the arrival and departure Of boats.
Lake receipts for "A hours near 1900 barrels
Flour end q, 900 bushels.Whes..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

THE LATE MAYOR or MoSrREAL.--We last
week chronleled the death OF JOHN A. MILES, Esq.
Mayor of Montreal Thirty years ago he started from
Tosnd Conn ito pediler. seated on his box which
contained all Bis earthly possessions, except good
Character lie arrived AZ houtreal the Fall and
through the Winter battered his Yankee notions Tor any
article he thought no could turn 10 good prohtin Con
rectcut He continued 90 and return for Two years
Having made come fge six hundres dollars IN tue
traffic he located himself AZ small merchant from
this small besnnlrz he rose and In few years found
himself an opulsu trader tie leit he mercantile house
with brother and opened Office OF discount and de-
Dost dealing largely In exchange IN which business
be continued until HE desih Fortune seemed TO favor
him Hs lossss arc ssid 70 have been but istlc, com
paravely for one extensively engaged Ia trade Win
The exception o. ls36 whom he unfortunately went 20
New.York sad invested soms S@OOuOO In the u > BANK
stock which proved almost total failure
During bis whole life be maintained character OF
,,rct uniu,ueschss!s Integrity Although In foreign
land such wss bis love Of country that he always sided
with those who desired and painted for ioery-t4kng
great interest IN thu reforms of Canada Nlec.nE
MONEY power no posressed much influence With the
c9nrarcl. and other casses lie seemed too strong IN
the asctons OF tbs Montreal public for the Government
10 her late troubles place ,s hand upon him he has
held various oces OF trust IN the moneyod Institutions OF
the lover Province and President OF tue nrss rau
road ous IN Csnsds, which was prosecuted mostly ~
bis excrtioua
Possessed Of means that yielded income more lhsn
sufficient for bis support BE- liberal 10 ali tbs char
ties of the day lie truly Samaritan 10 the needy
and bis death caused By fever contracted In the
ernigrant sheda where he spent most on the summer
He entered Montreal IN me humble capacity q Yam
ke peGaer and DIED the Lord Mayor OF the nfst Cy
Of Her Msjes,ys British American Possessions.
Rochester Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENT At AUBURS-On Monday
uignt two freight trains one laden with merchandise
the other empty pet few rods wet Of Syracuse when
going Al rapid r1;e, and irighiu collision took place
one OF the engines large aud poserful one-cslied
The Oregon, recently put the road WAS damaged 10
the amount Of Sl5o0 or 5000; frsisa car, asea
with merchandise, WAS knocked into fragments, and
With ia eonierts preepiisied down enosnkneri Of
- eei other cars were Injured more or ess and s@E
ers were thrown oc the rsck, the whole presenting
msss Of ruin which Il took sewers. hours labor 10 clear
on suneienty 70 allow the passage Of the passenger
rsin. which was only few minutes IN Of q
the freight uains when the collision took place Ooe
OF the arersn considerably Dangerously
Injured; other persons were hart II almost
miraculous ihst no lives were lOsI
The accident resulted nearly al Of a similar kind
o. from the most criminal csreessness The night was
DARK and We are tod both trains ~ere proceeding with
ont hghu What makes the matter seem still more In
excus.be 10 the fact that there double track where
the eoson took placs and there could have been nc
hind Of necessity fer TIA of both trains tbs
same track stone yrca Morning Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

WALLAcE's DxsiGs FOR THE WAssIsoToS
MONUMENT The Courier + EaquirO Of yesterday con
tans full detail Of toe plan Of Monument to Wash
ine,on dssiened by w w. Wallace, Esq The main
features srel3 pyramds sops corresponding 70 the 70
on.ina States The Pedestal Is sided, corresponding
10 the years War Of the Revolution; tia Column Is
uauy sided, representing tho States In general the
Capital Is ornanenied with palmetto and corn leaves
representing ih- Union Of the North and South then
follows a bsllusrsse, from which rises Globe,
representing the Wofl5) marked with the equa
torlal line the Lk,iudos and Continental divslonf.
Warrington stands on the apex Of The globe which EN-
braces the American Continent bic right foot ress on
broken crown emblenstcal Of the overthrow OF dei'
possp-hs forehead Is ghty elevated 10 the Heavens
In tho Of giving thanks for HE success TO the God
Of Freedom There several appropriate figures and
sublime groups proposed by Mr. Wallace which may be
placed IL the Hall Of the Pedestal
/. will be seen a, once that the main idea Of the de-
sisn Is that Washington will yet give Liberty TO the
World Tha elevation of the Monument can Do from
$50 10 500 feet and Mr. w thinks II nsy be erected a
cost Of from $4,000 to $4,000.
We sre not en- architect but tails psns trikes Us ~
simple, appropriate and sublime We shall enoesvor 10
publish engraving of 1t Ia few dsys The carious
by rsfsrrinS 70 Mr. VILLAGES celebrated Poem Of The
s,.lusry published 10 the American Review Of Sept
ls45 may zee bis lneipient Idea Of this monument
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

An OLD BmLK.-We have before us avenera-
bic copy Of the Holy Scriptures Conferred din
gently with the 6reeke, and best spprouved trans
iasions 10 divers languages; Imprinted al London BY
Christopher Barker. printer TO the Queens Majestic
1880" 1t 10 admirably printed In Old Eagh'h type
with parallel readings and notes In more mocern and
smaller letters Ii has Of course suffered somewhat
from the lspse OF time and BY rugged fortune but the
Scriptures are nearly complete while The colec'es
ara pr,6xsd and TIVE Alphsbets By Robert T. dervey'
ara appended one containing explanation Of all tie
propsr names and the other Of al the words or phrases
suppcsed TO require elaciasuoa. Last OF all comes
.Ths whole Books of Psanss, collected into krshsh
usssr by T. ssernhold Hopkins and o'hsrs conferred
With tho Eerue. with sp, Noss to sius them wi'asl
A. London printed By john Dsys, dweiyng ouer Al
dsrsss,s. Anno 1850" The Poetry Of this version 10
rather sxsrswe tempted to quote fro TO- but fer
bear.
Ths version 10 probably that known Is The Bishops
Bbe, and 10 cen decidedly bsi,sr ,hsn that Of King
ysmsss now In general uso. for instance. Exodus
u. IS:
r.Aps the Lord plagued the people, because they made
the calf which Anoa made
y hers rendered
the Lorde plagued the people because they
Asres 10 make a csR which ne mace
A verso or two before. CS0
.rh., the Lord sad 10 Moses Whosoever hath snnsd
ssssrst NE will put him out OF ny eosks
n shus psrsphrsssd on tss margin
win make IL knowea that bee ~as ne0er professionals
in nine stsrs.ll sounssll 70 hfe everlasting
This Bible IL Left At counter for sale should
sny one deem il worth $50, at which price the
swner values IT,
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec.

DOIT9sF Jll7HV8 " ID I''70"7'
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 9. 1877.
Heavy showers throughout the day have inter
frred much with business Flour Is nominal 81 yester-
dave prices viz. 50 70 Is Corn Meal . without
sales Wheat 10 scarce good reds may be quoted a. 70
cents. Oats southern 40 40 cents; Corn. new. 50 :
Lard 200 keys tsSen It IL cents whisky bos -
bids 2-i
The Money market continue, tight and stocks heavy
Ftrst BOard-5O0 Gerard BsDs. 10. 1000 IreseuTy
Notes. I5. 100 50 y o Csnsl, n 30 Lehieh Coal
scrip Il! 900 Penn s. 75i LOO Reading ocf' ~
1000 Ianigh e. 6 25 Union Bsnk Tenn, -
sscoad Board-l3O Girsrd Back, loI $50 Reading x.
30 800 Morn, Canal u 1000 Resdiss BIDS, 7oi 100
L. : Treas Notes 100.
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gY TIE SOUTHERN HAIL.

Mr~BERs or CosGREss.-The following men,
bers have arrived since our lstt:
Senais-Mr Geo n. Dsllss. Vice President Of the
United states Mr.. Cnnendsn OF ky. and Mr. Asehi'on
Of Mo
Honss Of Rsprtselisatts.-dessrs. Henry. Collsmer
and Hall Of VI H@sus Colt and Whl,s OF X Y; Mr..
Brady Of Pa; Nr Pssslse Of n. Mr. J. Back OF
: c MI. W Jones OF Ga BIZ French Of ~ Aessrs.
Csthcsrt Pettit Robinson sud Rockni Of Is. Mr.
Richardson OF IN Mr.. Jameson Of no. and Mr.. Win
thrOo Oh Massachusetts Union, lsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

TIE ExPRIss AND MAILs--Storm at tie South.
Our Southern E1Pre" has again failed 50 thar
there 10 every TO believe that the nooos Oh
the Southern streams have been unususny severe
The roads are probably inps'ssele' as the "a mas
also failed two days 10 succession AZ ioe ia''
dates from, Augusta and Montgomery the weather
was reported as unusually cold, with slight lsI Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

" list Of the cities and towns Of the whole country
terms Of advertising Sc may DO had gratis OF the Asss
v B. PALMER, who daily forwards advertisements to the
newspapers for which he 10 specially appointed and en-
powered by the publishers TO transact business For the
Spring trads Of the South and West and for neshbonns
trade previous the Holidays 10 the time 70 in'ite
least by those who choose to take the ead
in their respective pursuits Once in the Tribune Bald
Ina