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7O1 FULTON sIKEEr-DH. La MOTIFS true
- French Remedy is the universal specifc employed
q EO0 CHAI.LEN0E-Valier's French PiIIs--Ths is
WOUV unryaed remedy disease Of a private ma.

&k00 CHAI.LENGE-yaliers French PlIs--rhis il
ROVO unrivaIed remedy for disease of private
tre-A positive and speedy without the restriction Of
the French Pills balsam copav capsules and
other nauseatug mixtures cannot fail give them decided
preference Besides bengthe eeciua and speedy
SMELL affect the BREATH OF scken the stomach in the
least and be tahcn the Of the
intimate friend, thus enabling the patients them
equally for either sex il ali complaints Of private
and have cured hundreds OF these troublesome
plant. after other remedies had They have been
complaints with such success, the propietors cha
enge one produce remedy Of equal certainty under
forfeiture of $500 Price 81 bottle Sold at 7 Gree
wich street, of Liberty and by Wyatt ketcham III
M AkKIED LADiEs.-Narred Ladie. would mud much
Iva to interest them by perusnR Moral Psychology, written
by the Hon r. Owen with additions and alterations by r.
CLOVER NJ D. Were this book carefully read by every
dcd different state Of society from the present would
family Of children which could be but poorly reared
here work that will tell important secrets which may
ohvate all such objections PRICE S the beck % cents For
Zsber Co. corner Of Third and Chestnut streets
ITO THE LADIES-DR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPA.
RILLA fayorte Of the Ladies' 1t relieves them Of
great amount OF suffering and gives them fine compile
and buoyant spirits Mrs. Parker kindly sent us the follow
SOUTH BROOKLYN Aug. II, ls47.
DR. TowNsErD-Sr: Gives pleasure to testify to the
beneficial effects have experienced from the use OF your
and general debility and with variety Of female COM
plants read your ADVERTISEMENT and induced to Try the
enjoyed for several previous taking it, aud
do cheerfuy recommend valuable medicine to all
who are afflicted as have bef MK son
PRINCIPAL Office. I26 Fulton 1t. am2s s0sm
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u \ 4; = s::s
saluysiion ne yen fsassa The ."niss road 'oss6
:e: 81 =: Sss:
sss ~ sa u g
& cn ynsi RssnssS ara calls daily una 0ss
and further particulars. apply Mrs. M.eer.sss
s,se FOR sALE-,WEsTCHEsTFRL AND-To gen
IN want q ,s' for .sa. market
~i:5ss ss Of New Yo *
$ . I'LL. q: aSss s::
:s are 'is %%a:.
The ilroad front on good S.d. are IN the nsighbhoOd Of
:ss .s Ss
s;,!; Sss'' SsS s Counsellor
FoE 4, s zas. VIZ sass e
:iN ed. Conselyea, skilmsn saskson, withsrs Frost
&r s Be :sd
a hs house North I'd street near Union Avenue. ay
asA FOX sALE--A BARGAIN-k la,.ra, vel liIIrd
o fv Ssafys NOW ao"s ss s ss u s
fits about $1,000 aanum sssss.e.S viii be gysn
s f ns gu. : Apey and Ls o w. My
bu gh &c on reasonable terms. sgsi-m
MN FOR sALk.-iIr la!s esidsaee q Ia,n1s " is6i.
s: the city Of Hudsoa. The sr# Ss,a si 100
% %I % under s. &
aVs % n si q aSoys w
soid low. and accommodating terms exuSg for
good productive city property. For flu cuan
sur, :. The #f5R
eie. .ss A.g ss s2a a
and %s aho
s as Ts ss S asd .s ss
mill.
The Mil manufacture. about 1900 dollars worth Of paper
spected by any person des rous Of pu, chasing
The farm adjouing the mill about 90 acres Of
good laud Of timber. The
three dwelling houses of the following dmensions One
by Sc with wing 20 by 20 feet with carriage house and ohcr
attached "a by So with wing II by % feet
also by 10 feet all well furnished with bas wood
houses, &c. &c.
The above property will be sold low and good of the
purchase may remain bond and For fur
Their particulars apply to PERSSE K BROOKS.
65 and 81 Nassau street. New York,
DANIEL CRAGG,
90 Hire Windsor Locks. Connecticut.
H. HkAyyEs AND BkOKEN WIND IN
&Rx<HORSES, speedil and permanently cured by the
u.s Of Ts!tsnsll,s Hesys Powders. They have
noblemen throughout the Kingdom Of Great Britain for
Bots Worms &c the proprietor cfn them to the people Of
None genuine without the signsare Of J. KlRKBRIDE,
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S.a.'.s n "a !: 81 ;: :s:;
bsss:s: iSOsd IL wh hs fss.sh
ssv: ~o%S. &c hat sn.s.
eet peculiar for which many csst
ca f forbid y ihsi ,' puShestOa
ga speedy S's sa1s b. cpSsn internal
Of which the cause Of the above named dis
b. ss
ss 'i
81 s. Msfs.s and
Der Of the New jersey dI.si.l.,urfs I'm. "a ,a.7
been Afflicted With r. PIE. have Sisa
1s iS:sy
ing p % down " 70 9 s' s. .a,D.s
si
sel sSs!s:.s and .sS by w. and ksisS:a Fr
Sssss 5 sss . II Psss'
y; z: sis
imitation. Of hi. valuable ,smsdy. - 50 so.m
VA cukaD sY a.
I s% s1
x s wo .s
short time, and avoid ignorance and imposition,
shoulL apply Immediately at l43 Bowery. Advice gras
null .i>m
7O1 FULTON sTkEEr-Dk La MOrI's true
IL French Remedy is the universal specific employed
der Al circumstance. Th. elegant safe agreeable Ard
States under the direction Of the original such
eHecuay preclude the possibility Of counter
ing remedy which has from the hands Of
Dr. La Mott the public that this remedy is purely
end entirely vegetable in ingredients and perfectly safe aud
sa!utary in all iis effects upon the system.
will edy and effectuay the violent and
pud oftns disease and Grad particle OF
ects and the patient perfect state Of health
and purity.
1t agreeable the percepble odor
and be used with the entire secresy and
of either without medical adviser
advertising qusck.
Sold only by Wyatt Ketcham 2l Fulton street, and A.
Couch Co., lao Fulton street,, N. Y Price 81 per bottle
SO 3Ot*m
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7 HEAAXES AND BkOKEN VIVID IN
&Rx <HORSES speedil and permanently cured. by the
CLAUS of Tatteralll Heave Powders They have
been in the Tatera Stables London and by
than fifty years As medicine for Hesves Broken Wind
the United States with full confidence Ct their
Fleet street. London Price shnss sterling Ier package
or 81. American currency. A II. COUGH CO. ns Full
All orders accompanied BY the cash, and puncusil
TO- % Sooa -
attention 81 30t*m
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M ONTHLY REPORT FOR sEtTFMbEk, of tho
Nl NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTl-

DIR. HOMER BOSTWICK,
Attending Surgeon and Physician,
rs Chambers street.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08
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NELtNt HOLY EVENT

onr community VAS shocked, on Tuesday eyon;,,
BY intelligence received IN alyln,e of 1t, arrived u
the Packet Loaf had on board the remains Of On,
rIgnt and highly esteemed floa cl,lzrn, ! ,,,s W.
MoRGAN IL lett here iwJor three months A., ~, ~
usual annual visit to NV Oyleons Letter, u.,a
eel'ed from himon aday night, stating that he ,o,
be Al ho,na this week. lie lef New o leans in h.
excellent health ana, whilst in a car on the Rail Rev.,
Geor5asadd nly expired Mr. 3loRGAy was la.1, u
at Princeton College anl afterwards took t c da1r.a #
Doctor Of Medicine abandoned his profession r y,
active pursuits lie Was one Of our most extensive sno
cesSiu iobacconsis. and enjoyed more Of the -
srcct ard confidence Of the community.
lie has l9i wife aad sev raj chldscnwho wore =.
hdeatly expecting hisarrval in the Packet which br
home his llielcSs remains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08
BEDFORD COUNTY

We are pleased to lean, that IN cons ,quenee Of d
SION by friends chosen by Alessls Burwen sera., IT,
A'icheIres ec''ely,ih latter gentleman has vi,I "'
from the canvass, and that Mcssrs. Burwe aid
are thereore, the only Wing candidates in III.
We earn also, hat Col Wing fed las r, l,
Candidate for the Senate, aud, as thero is -
Tor District Convection, trust the Wb,,s,.r''Ir--
ford VIII rally to the support of Col. Woods. and
mIi oi!a1efli 10 nlisreprescnt tae District. ~
the county Will give the full measure Of the ui,, r0
to all the candidates The Success, Of Mr. G ,5 oU
depend mainly upon the majority winch Bcl.,5J
hin. gives
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08

W lgl ,4a 4,4.lre Cd mn li.,cf.i,y #,,.,r. VII,
Ailar, an g. Aoaruy. ul4ltm,Aio4ar.t.o tIt#
Ion 4I,-IairlTz TIN. ysll.5f 4ti..r a#f,t. l. d.
..4=4sad Gansn.1 .,l, l,a51i.lhr.,,. ft.. p}.5Is
ii la}, ,,e and IN ya1..ts ail,r battles N the ,Irf
the uaa'lous aeaslG- aaio .hc Aid 81 t.,u la,lr
in The ii .l, faut.ai l.,al A..a. N,a4e greatly IN
lelfclu hm fr 6a.y p4sti,aills Of hi. lard fIa5I
Iatlla.
Co Ta,lr bed frcn in l,,f. ,,G .t.',. VII, ,l,s
.s.l..ual ol.al Ia. dua,I, msas lis ,fa.,d # la,.,
\ 4a III, Iaokq mont +. van. t.,.s Nrc,o ,,,s nov,
IL n 7tyl {, dr,s tl, ,oeni, mt, the d,l ,yh li,f
see,.e or his lalls. pIoaa. rs sa.nas Nd ufls,Is
aen uhp v,ll mvauahleas scouts. a.t9,u,J ~, -
sania ,,,l's l,pr.a.a t., A., Nyrya Csa,r r, -,
aaoh br,,c up ais cllp. aal ill back ,b.,Iir.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08

On his o"n deience-inasmuch as tie infatuated ths, ~,
Polk was not bciore the people lr tc;r sriTr,y..
thus seemed to AVOID the issue. ''
Mr.lrvng flowed Ho declined a,rr int IN
NIL question, but proceeded at unee to the Me,;ta,
On th's SUBJECT he WIS very sreng. lie sh wed f,
Nh ihpes1nS dispatches, that be had refused Ia NIL,
Gen Taylor 10 advance, because Corpls Christi ~,
os u esierH post Of IeAas. lie proved ais tia, -
from Expectation OF War hc.u. declared BY Alcxc
'he cause OF the order Tor General Taylor to tahean
no' upon The RIO Grande, in heyery despatch i
The mach irm Cups U.risli, l.e e,cle af,#s.,.,
Government had received assurances dat IN, n, -.
'entioh on the part Of Mexico to inyale Texas r. -
seem that because Mexico would not make Va. :,
own Accord, The President sent Gen TayLr
h'sues. We did not hear the whole of Mr. H.. ''Ho
speech, and regret that we have no r,,,n
more than notice, most briefly the points he md.
some d The acts he brought out were new tins
j. gives Us pleasure 10 slate that the lest f.oli,.
between the candidates, and lhl thrr disc,s5.. NN"
carried on ina spirit Of fairness and court, '''
worthy as ii Is rare. i''S'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08
{. W X
GA,.r AEaabGGa (Rtz, I


| write ii p lasty faae asi evening. VIII me
account ai tn movements ID lhc DAY. "sssssrd
ilrt Il q aad,i G. saa5l bad a 4f-l a'u.n NJ ii'
eHrinN "a uHrA The IseT altar partial >Hcafs II lN'
outset ueHH mail aaou beeh Min considerable ls,'
III, afnHathr tst = fs'ucnt- sauIc i've Il SIN
miles IA extent --" II ff 5sh' De- complete
4 Esi iainh. ir.aifl that can see aud lean, ihai
''ou SealI rt be- ate IA plant hs batteries II se''il,
days 20 eoH, and until n can maize god show h "lI
not ref iho town ai all Y het The tonLafdin,n '
doc. ctl. sHc 10 viii tejH ca0ost
Cap. ifon a. he afflJry las been ord raiio iah"
mp palG5Ha at q lime ku close IN othc walls ri The
city and lis hc has effected .5at hss Anncifaut-
an ara e4H thus point asl night 6en W ofi "ehi "u'
after dafs. VI q tvu rit I1ults 10 support taii "
lul nolIag occurred. 1lfrr was some re shreshr2
ri tic diGftnl packets terls tue nl2d but oihef"isc
+ ii Was quot
Cul. lam, ','dragtaa, have natas yet arrived. yet
then Services ar gea.R no,d,d LIS sad tlata large
llaiu ot Iat bLi,e. >laeh wont eatef the city yostcr
cay, 'Dak heaYY amount al tcee as wei as falHahl'7
Al tIa ~ FtIl uiaid probably lave been caIiWtd.
he'd Gea. srstl bad cavalry tIee Itaas alsanieroJ
la,t ,yeHuz ibal something ikc HOO M@HaIs u6rc
sn,u coming III t.Uass sud,Nn y The main ad hom
MAcl.aI.ItaIar.otts}e cattle II hc bcoagutied cy
Lat as tlezststutli rs ual l.cn coup, t.. md as We
had al eaEaIl ,taoy could mol bo i56n. 'anha~etcr
Ha'tta. 1eI2--. uaaeaiamaudsJ IN The nuIthem sldo
ii .hu CITY. Succeeded duraa g. Us IN capturing quito
mimi O., ii e1lilc.8 lanL,rs ue~ llonmg, winch II Is
lHIt,H.# fnlp iu Il u i1uau,ns.
An ID Ha.aziay. aAfi. ,aPtlfad day belare YES.
teTJay ss.a,IJ'e qaaally ut Ammunition was taken.
L. "a- ef i3 oi Easisn of tenaaH make, rs II Was
laa, Hot 49,. n GI o, -. Sc, IA pnpd ycmacuIar.-
he NJ a managed 5e,t vi saiels tie IaIger por-
ton 4 il al5. ntloa and il Is uoW carefully slowed
sa,ay ,fs# 5hr oi> HaIs.
Cap. ats. Who pash ! yesterday, was sitting
- the r#st#.# lr.r al tn fuc VIA srDck The taI
agl.a aR1 an st hls eatsr u,al. TUX oil Tho arm oi
d.uua.l. 5as and Wugaa,d Jaa besides. II bad
spHc 'l..es u,,r lie beads ut H. fenn-1 wanna r'gD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08
TO TIE VOTERS OF CAMriFLL COUNTY


,i,9M .n|ns - am candidate L The stflrages II
nc ~ 'hr',> q ,' c,u'S Oh sahI L'il III IT. I'N
'"' al -aSs"'S u 'ig'Hla' ANel ~ oNn molina
"'h-his ,"h 0'sf'-"l '"n VIII, Go oauIy tbs
PS'on nave eRtffa'fd' distinctly, rn'fm'ea"ytr nd
earnestly entl'aed ny frtnCs AID f,u-oiiizots H.
f' ana IL larse and humorous meetr ghe!d III Lynch
p",5 ii "e "''sl'h 10 excuse me lfu'h tins poSI'on
Out ih'A decIh,d to do so-aHd here / am. oheyirg
intimate 9'l "'' fanho' "s'be! and never VIII DIS
"3 'ss ia - any iooT services oi NINE NAY Ire con
'''rS%, - I'lE us IeLeho'r teFelc 81 l9nchiurg
""" Vi I''H o'l'S--ahu remember ho" III all 'ime
aA nave 'talaeu ne leel IL not, y Mttld met,
anu ga io'' c'h irgm HE Obligations OWED TO these
9''"--''i" 'aF mol HE Unworthy ard lgh'to
'''''i7a H',' nay III. q inc IN tie d.ciirali'n have
n'cH oFefIu'd ~ Gencrsltlon Ct Tie scutimon;s aud
'il'ss - ~! ',ll" ei9l' - wares i't uai can,'
"0' iu'y T'o i'soo9 '"'f'sh 'T iaanee OF my ne
" i''l III, ,"i.,"sN' 'H"f! Only tr ln3stll, ana
w ''l INC ''is'' ~ u d 'si axe
wv ~ ,'N ''a HS' 'Hlne hat mean 10 Go lti'fe
- w. ~, i an 'nii1h can hnsec Il sH'Ig
" - l i''" !" "'hhIlu III e ihI"'
"n" 'N'' "NS !" 'f'a,i'h Eh."s. tr 't9h To know,
I f ', -, nii1 'D' "'e, "a' / m. ana ever
n'', ~ ~" 'fs1eu ana regular hnlli Nhg'
5s' "lN' u,"' .,e u'"ti-ai3a 'od wiling eNt
- ""'' - i'''e "'"t S''' fg''e nc f"' ieg"',
n, -, 80 - G' '"',' 'a'o'""te On one sioea'f
"' :, SI'I u. ietS's"eG II me o'hefi
,, ia nv " On, - 10 ,o efhitcd y tie nv
J I u s'io ~" u 'y"c'toIg. ami ms TRENDS
is,. 49, ' -, = We US "', upon 'Se ana
49,; " w IL anu '9iohra''. ana
r,, : ,ii =, y mr. 'ulle l'i'lps'I'S " Wv
:, 1--we I'',e3' 81 nay a'sG' 'e"'e"
i. 90, - '',-' 'seia''Hc- 'io " o' I I'.'
atj ~ ~ l' 'Suie Il raise pt'"f" ," r"
SLl : '''-''' VI - U.S. say again. oa'e " 'A'
f, 60, -,
,','",s "a t1'cI9" ana ia'Se issue l'as
haas, oc,, :" Us. az" I' ar,"eJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08

he work Of investing the city Of Vera Cruz Is gong
rap ly on, and by 10 niruW hurnlU9 II VIII pro! IN
be complete. fire from the batteries on the land side
OF The city has teen kept up with short Intervals during
the day vel fow Of cur have been killed The ar
my has the loss Of Captain Atufts, of he nl
Infantry, who was killed by an II pound shot During
short action this noning with the cavalry OF The eneN
Lieut.. olonel Dickson, Of The South Carolina yolun
tefs aas seriously although not dangerously wounded -
five men Sees, oft this regucnt, wounded.
Shells Of the heaviest kind have been thrown teda,
within General Worth's lines, but fortuna ely ono
in this dvson has teen killed 50 far The fighting a
ye, al least, 20 far our have been engaged, ha,
been with parties ofinfaatry and cavalry, thrown ou
fo annoy columns as hey advanced.
Tonight learn that Ct the tanks supplying iht
cywth water viii ecur off. Iheentire army although
snit' fins much from marching the SAID hills in III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08
THE INVESTMENT OF VCRtcsIrz

he brilliant victory OF Bucna Vista must ma, mol.
our readers overlook the operations Of the army hs,o
Vera Cruz. We give ample details to day Of HE land
Ing Of the troops which srcns to have been admirable
planned and executed. Iwoof the editors f tn, Ma.
Orleans Pieayune with the army, from ,hen,a, vo
unccr hsiofographers, we may expect lu and interest,
mg details. The first blood Shed is that ola I,r,u,,o
Capt ALGrRri, was i5rmarly editor Of the M.rtln,5uo,
RepuaIican--was appointed Lieutenant in the army
by Mr.. Van ca-lisiin sui3lel bins,N ia Flra,
and vas oFeYe'cd lis brother is CaPan Of one Of tho
companies Of the Virginia Regiment of oun,eers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08
THE VICTORY.

-. n. =, - IL -
We CIV '' u, '' -
-, ~ -
ia' ',,'''S 'I'o '''l ana s'''' 1t anu
Jus 1t '''7'''''' '''' s''aos' ''''i9 ''''
ny ne N"' can Mus ~ s'Se DIS INQUEST '' Il we
'e' "'' u ,'y .'y occurrence III a''''' ., o"''',
9'' "'' '',' summons y s'.'''
".u'he ' 's 's''' o'e'''9 III .,,'' nus
'i''a'''' ''',''5 "''' a'''' r' mn,
W ''' u ''0 "'a'y
'' ''s ''"'''" u l'''S' a'o common 'aoa III"
Co.'S ana '''I'''e ~ 81 GU vi l"f-Min ''''''"'1,"
ny III "' 's'' anu Will We nave no count d" "o'''9
., '' 'oi'"'' i'eIe Is '"ias "''y III 'i'e
pau u '' ''''e "''''" 'a1''S even ''e no" Pf''',
o'"' - e 'eS'' WHICH, WIN
~ ''''9 '"'' 10 io' ''on ''e '''e' / Ut
''o' ',' "' - ''''s ~, i an '.'i' anu ''o sodi
''9 "'''' WI '"e '2s' anu Nts' s'uo % Nnen mountains
'a' an" ''','"" ''' "'''o'c u "'H running
'''' wv ''1''' '''' ''' Sai''''o " Agoa
>a'. ven io9 "' amy Was Sea on me ieit sue
:" '',e 'oao," UT o'i'''o" o 'e mountain winch BOUND
~ ,'e '"9 III ''' Gust ms ns"' Mann rested On 'he
Anu WIS io'''''" ~ ae i'43'o character o' he
5''.'' zen 'e ','' anu e mountain on 'e west
ms h' "u not eAis"" more 'n s''tAor eight AnhGFtd
'''' ""' ' a'Se 0'l 70 1leA'"" c''"ty at one hme
i''a''" ".'"''" "'h ~ hdlh ana Inc moHniaH. lie
s'o''a III II'u' "aS "F'h'h. h'n' Iaylors army 4
''''''n u - ~ "ila Ann 10 s2he -u,otoai
''' Nv, WIS NJ s'' n''' Il MAJ o'aHfeiig-htiiher
"e sI'unu nof NE Hfe'ssRs ct the conflict, required
'hesH. Inc position Was admirably chosen-solccted
Ns'h7 before hdid-ahd the best dispositions made to
MAINTAIN H. bat The victory was less the result 81 the dis
pay ol s''secai skill than Of The finn sell It lance aad
cool discrimination" 'H' General and The dalnt'ss val
u Il MS no f' was h'fd stand up fight, in which
,ut % al a'i',' .''oed ifey 'uay-ihe Light
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08

o. Nsasr5. lRrlNG and HoeoeK will address the
people u Campbell county, al the Court House. on Mon.
day neNf, being Court day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08

" We are authorized to announce JESSE BUR
ION. Isl as a candidate to represent the county Of
Campbell IN the n u nene'a ASS iuhly Of Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-08

o. 70 CuTosl oadois- Patience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20

her lap, and rubs his ears against her csressins
hands. But Florence cannot see him plainly, IN a
little time for there IS mist between her eyes and
him. and her dead brother and dead mother shine
IN IL ike angels. Walter too. poor wandering
shipwrecked boy Oh. where IS he
The Major don't know that's for certain and
don't care The Major. having choked and SUM
oered. all the afternoon has taken late dinner AZ
his club. and now sits over his pint OF wine. drv-
ing a modest Young msn. with a resh-oolored isce,
a. the next table who would give a handsome sum
% be able n and go away but cannot do ia 70
the verge ot madness. by anecdotes OF Bsgstock,
Sir az Dombeys wedding an Old Joes devilish
gentlem anly friend. Lord Feenix. While Cousin
Feenix who ought 70 be at Longs. and in bed.
finds himself instead, az a gaming table. where hrs
wilful legs have taken him. perhaps IN his own
despite
Night ike a giant fills the church. from pave
ment % roof and holds dominion through the silent
hours Pale dawn again comes peeping through
the windows and. giving place 70 day, secs night
withdraw into the vaults and follows t. and drives
it out and hides among the dead The timid mice
again cover close together when the great door
clashes and Mr. Sownds and Mrs. Mif. treading
the circle Of their daily lives unbroken as mar
rage ring come in. Again. the cooked hat and the
mortified bonnet stand in the back ground at the
marriage hour and again this man taketh this wo-
man. and this woman taketh this man, on the so
Tenn terms
ITO have and to hold from this day forward, for
better for worse for richer for poorer IN sickness
and 10 health. to love and 70 cherish until death do
them part
Thevery words that Mr. Csrker rides into town
repeating with his mouth stretched TO the utmost,
as be picks his dainty way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-20
End of Part y.

II The Uai0B OF Friday evening contains the
following notice Of destined reinforcements for Gen.
Scott. We suspect the General will await at
Puebla their arrival.
We learn that the battalion OF volunteers. under
the command Of Lieut.. Colonel Hughes raised
mainly from the District Of Columbia and State OF
Maryland. are under orders for immediate trans
pOrtatOn 10 the active seat of war IL IS intended
that Colonel H shall open the road from era Cruz
10 Jalapa and 20 occupy that important town for
the purpose OF securing General SCOTS line OF
operation With this view. the battalion will be
greatly increased. At least one company will be
taken from Carlisle Pa. and another NJ its organi-
cation should be speedily completed from VII
mington. Delaware; beside battery Of field artil-
lery from Baltimore. Other independent compa
MES may perhaps be added 10 II as fast as they
are ready. The addition OF a squadron OF mounted
men would be very desrabe-thus forming IN TACT
a corps of what is called in European armies
" eclaireurs admirably adapted to guerrilla war
fare but We understand that there is some pracu
cal difficulty apprehended in the transportation
horses at this season of the year for so long yoy
age, which may prevent such an organization.
We understand that. of the SIX companies now
AT Fort McHenry four will be shipped for Ners
Cruz on the 22d instant and the others as soor
thereafter as possible.
The Lnion's reinforcements generally turn out
men in buckram suits They are heard of only
on paper.
The President. it is said has made requisitior
upon Maryland for more troops. No thought is en-
tsrtained of peace.