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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12
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xITANTED-A = .eme yo1ng Nen V g sos .,, :,
w 80; - set A. sez.s for = sl.s o. nsF 4nd POP
Pvt slioas $50 and stose uneH
.1 m -, wear sore rasu nov % Cur esnPoy vi Do
I.oht ssate over el00 per year c.vaf y - -,
Zach Nil have Ia eis,nel ~ y, a,,,;, I'd 6itng
ZEN 20 80 - yEESIas Pobli.ning Hall, 70 bfo.o.
Vs,.uo s..rl On>s .. re Ysg q our ua-o1 Al s'
= Q ..-;-rio ~ Two respecLable Protestant
w easeg gr.ops 80 nurr. ard sewinf me o'ner %
W so tas e ssas. ofk and ws.ng q ais1ly' % -
sss.6ren s.d se1ng well sceUstotaed 70 u.
saSS have no obixei0n TO 20 travelling win lsni-
Re bs,f of civ reference can - gwen f'esSs go
P ar-st fr.t door, froot ron ~
VASTED-By sss yeo er. ia Of so1ss. per,
fsc.Y sad weiasg The be.i CT 80 a.
drs.ss note 70 P D. a. us ofaee, or a. ~
nos. -----------7--
xtTsSTVII-P1Tcos.eTs Tor osV 40 .seond-nahe Pa
w tsoi ysnklss IroB Awnbgs, sSo a. ainos ~ ~
work Locis@ens .sc Ss HsaT1s s q
tSrlns ~ DUNCAN '" -, 3 .ass' 80 n Y
l3f In Eeer As-as1- -. :. =
x1TXNTED-A sliusI0n ~ rssceclsole yaanl w t
w man val ehsraeefrna5 -na " 49, .sss,.s
Washing nd ironng has got ss best % Guy b.
Cen BE- s.en Al 81 Mss " ssa-- --9---- -
1ET1STED -ITJArION--bJ u1sn soa we On a
w afarm h. understands all ihe braoenes sne sIe y
,oa t1s.y and sairs womsD have very g006 rsle,ec'
Please 'noulre ~ Az HfosdSsy n-s- =
ryOT=CGTION.-Ths sdgeTIi.er wishes 20 egnneet
r. 1000 s-s soroe ssisbl,he@ echOo 10 ms ciy VI
Rfcokvn az Primary or Assisspi iostrDeiof ano le1
a pepmsnshp. Experience, severn yeNs-tee
49, D. rss.-.aa,y rno1srste. Or, would hire gcoa
looms VIZ IA''''' ~ mill 81
FHENCH GENTLEMAN, recently trrlvsa' -
n fsp, o. N gving lesson. m The French language 10
,Tivse families or iustliuek TIE beet coz -
ives Inouirs Of Mr. D. LAgrox, 81 M LsFnges, x''
Broadway. -------------
SIPPRRNTICE WANTED 10 the CopPer,p ls ,s
n Printing busnsss hesihy rsspessDs H.:
besy Of sir1aii0D o. Apply -
fuiloins seoone soor 81 cId q: ---1 I'LL
S1VFACPER WAN kD,-AB Assistant lsachss. e., l'
\ wanted Ia seec' school, near 10 ely. sha1 -
ith hoard e. Address, with references pos
seleot SCHOOL u box leto m2 o.
fyIVUEE AND GARDENER Wsnted.-.A map
seouainted with the general WORK OF lard "no ~ 81
90 n roughly well acquainted WIN seeu ugyt pn5J.t
m4N = r1n-.1- -- :
C0 0u0 -wANTkD-1be savsIIls., 30 1p. .ros.
80 Sni,,,s tom sl 800 70 ca 900 AL Communication
uitb rea pane stating business and wnrIe an - -
nv n. bsd addressed 70 Confidence, Tribune VII g.
r1ost with sitsnion and conf 1enee ~ y
S1 DtDU oe,tV orih $500 for which per cent inse'
Is, ~ be given but no 'org'; c;eoitEaXs s w..L
MO non OR ANY rUMs Of Treasury roie'
,&.1it.tttUbwsnteo for which premium VIII ~ paio
By no1 J. THoMFsON' % -" 49,
I7nCNp-On The Tn inst 10 John.s' en- umo'sasi .ns
los etPe''S' NFp'' mil So
IyUT MI cOusr Of Broadway aud Mace -isne, puien
Il clks0s ssee and brass. The ownrr "a naVs 'nTH
BIZ sppiying at tLa osee and paying shsrgss NIL o.
- ron SALE Iowa beautiful lsdj saddle
forss p-rfecty gentle, and Of me scu0n Azores
Hl~Ab0x 2s5 Poet ohce. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

"a. W. e.. HAYNES, Agciio1eef VII SCI 81 panas
es suction o. tho premises on SArUkDAf, ne lS.h
NJ day u march ls47. a. o'eos r N. ne CO. 80
nd Two los ,tra.ed on re Eoarts avenue, s. ieet
.o6ih Of Forty sec0uis Sad ois are y eet neu iien.
b out q ea deeo 90 side and shout ~ ieri On w
chr Correct naps be al he tie and pAse =.
sse Il Iwos.ory aud ac frame house via ses
lie rear nesry new In he yard Is besniIS So
sra variety u oller frcii Trees, COCA Wen 49,
7r. ~ sale 10 per cent tae line OF plrclase 80 -
b.,urs u one half tho purchase money IN oiesn
- AZ. ne ohsr hsf remain on BOND $40 ~ 81
f,r a .sru OF wears u desired. Any person eest'N -
rrchssug Al private sale NAV DO - ~ ea..nS ,.,
80 s.. HARRIS WILSON. Fac li MurlsN-ss
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: ,a.sIsrzEANb ERIE SiIt &esaRsENIs

,,,,,,s,,,.,,ro commence Monday, December IN =
: 81. fpee each way daily (exeept sandeysl-
Iva NswYors nom Ire fooi o. Deans-s, a. Ss,sss
A NJ for Piermou;, Rsmspo, Monroe Snss.eii oos0el'
Leavs Otisvtlie si7i u Nidiletown ~ = e'sIen y
a nj Chester az 40 A. NJ for Ne~-fors
Var. between New York sad Oiisynle > o.
Tslh nom Se~-York will be received 81 me 1901 u
r,srs.I On board the hsrges Samuel Marsh ana Henry
s.dsu, Ir ons of which viii leave ne cry 40 9esoSs
. x - TaesAavs Thursd va an1 Saturdays
Frsshs sor EewYork VII ue 1Asa ~ ae uia swn.
Onsvll.o a. 30 eiseA 60, ~, tt.s az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

HANDPLAINs TELD ssnk Noes bccshi
~ J. THOMPSON, 81 Wxliee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

g.. STRAW HAT, millinery sno fancy sioie, lpi
HI Fisnth. -1be above, doing hin rats bu-
Wp ,ipsss will be declined on account Of desth IN
VA TIE Il riy Goods sBd hxiures for SALE ola stofe
cS -
an sPkINts FASHIONs.-Hsts hss-Pans mole
iii ain mats q IS eqas Hose sold BY others Al ~
aso @lessut oTess hats 81 50 and e. % superior
In avis and nnish 70 many places al - nes nat
"A a. C. @ Much viii be pleased 70 zee his nieads 81
ms ,.s;us. GEORGE P n BROWN. lee csnAl.si-
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aaiy To~ussnd's Parnsee. Albany. n ~
Wire Ache subscribers agents for the Greenwich
Iron Co. oHer contract Tor Iron Wire or superior guam
co. Sd Iss.sRns wire .a.S. Tor as1
hosierer' broom nsnvfseiurs, screw makers, &C Fos
nail SHERMAN / MORRIS cor. Broad and sssvsr.
T'O CONTRACTORS AND OTHKRs-wsni
cd employment for number OF able bodied men and
women who would be ssushed with moderate conPenss
ton TOT 'N'' '''''Sst 80 ps TxFsec14
INN PLATE--Ioo boxes assorted hrNDds Iron Wire
bunde IN tne order Rassis Sheet Iron bundles In
hpe order Brss!ets kods-l9o essaiss sig 70 lneh
ISL cor. Broad and Beaver ia.
N ITKOAp Ifi0N,-The subscribers prepared
III 10 orders for America K,,Tosa Iron % sSy ss
lst Of April next MURDOCH; bEAvlII 70:
C0MMT MON sETs-BfiIsDn s.eis Of Communion
Y Service, consisting Of dagons tanEArd. goeien
and baptsrna sowls slso collection plates nnsd WIZ
e.sth fOs sale 81 Barlingslip, BY ,.u..
msSt LUClUs HART, ale Boafdmsn Han.
DITENT sPO0Ns-HsF, patent Table s1a Tes
spoons with sase handles The most durable kind N
for ..s 10 The trace ey lns pseasss
BY Ims Sl LU0lgs hAhI. ATE eoerlnsn = -lee-
DRITANNIA CANDLEeTICks-5ritH no a Man
ID Isl and Chamber cInd variety q patterns
for sale wholssais and r-.sil; Al b1'linsshp. y
I II 4
superior cusy broom w.Ie In perfect order, for sale
in lou. 70 san purchasers, By SHERMAN NORRIS,
mic corner Broad and Sewer sts
pAGs-The Eehsst nussi priee. pad n sssh for
Haas Bsegins, Bale Rope Cuttings e.nnny B.gging.
Grass Rope Canvas and ~ oses ki1Ss g. rsrsr s5aise
nT.,. .iOek BY CYRUS W. FIELD co
/ VlTARRIN(iTON g. RICHARDS, Agent. for The
w Easor lrca and Glass WORKS have removed 70 No
- Bsrnnssip- Cas- Iron Pipes AID window SlA,s tor
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Msrebants are par
- cuariy requested CAL a III Fulton snd EXAMINE
On article As can Re sod 70 every family IN TIC Q9io1
IRON WIRF-io0o sap6s, Iroa Wire, eest quality,
esAsers,by shERaAN n p.
\ ENGLI.H SHIFT IRON-soo 6QDcles Eoalisa
E.ses. iTSo beat saAy s:,ass ,0 nosas '''
"a cor. 5rosd s-d Besvsr
GARTsHEKRIE PIG IRoN.-2oo toas No !
VI 6srsiheTrs Pc Irce. per Fame from Glasgow, VII %
as 81 - saESNsSa nosRls' cor. Broad .aa Beaver
ENGLIsH K0Dss :sSsS {, xo sGas '' sac By
! M corner Broad ara Beaver fa
STOTCH PIG TRON-sOo lons trst qusliy Cara
/ Sshsfri- Pig Iron. jnsi arrived. Tor sac by
rs sHEaMkNs M0KEls. cor sIosa asa Beaver.
CARTH.HERRiB PIG IRON-ioo -. gsnsise
u artAsherrte Ps lron for s.s "a ols 70 st
1 u,il sasRsAS 4 MogEI : cor Brosd sna ssaesf
D1PER LAMP sHxDEs.-sI9 dozen Pager L.ng
ShAae. vsrocs psiiesns and eolofs, eEaoosssa so1
! shoKrspeed For sale ny -. -.
iT DIErZ. sROfHZa CO iss wlh.sa-.t
/ lKXSS LAMP CHAIN--loo aozs1 sFonssd and
I ID brizhs Arass amp eh ana Tor sac ~
az DITTz ssovERsL co No. $50 wtnlse-st
SOLAk LAMP WI, k-So Ef' Solar Lamp wiek
IS pisrZ RkoTHrR ca 10 vEism-.t
fOG leU>-tS tOEs Cosno~ inso, uAfl 9aa-lt{. s4-lA
be Tor machines railroad whcei& tor see ~
81 w cA-s. WARD a coSoNER- 50 srosa-st
| CAMPHKNk AND SPIRIT tsAs oil best sasi
/ ~ ify, fof sale ~ the barre ~
da ptETz sRoTHER CO. No isa wrrsm-st
Sssss !, bun sEos ;i 81 CO s S W.: 4
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MisreliGneors.
.,,,...s-,1--S,1rS1, 1p,,xrRA0RnINARY..

A DVRKTI-EMENT ExTRAOhDINAh.l1a' ,Hs
A 70 aRTisTs-Ths undersgned having s.seai " t
hsI o. e Won. Of All for iitcn and SAFE For
Pie1rss po sold, prce viii be psio a. s1o soid
on by parties sending ana rees s;t. ss.i.sea are
slrnursl 81 theological. Historical ana LAno.esY a.
tiss DESTROYS Of awaiting themseve. o. IS "a ,her
mode OF augnentDg thsir fortunes, ih@ eIne ~
nsef1lpess may rely HPon the r'eiasiy eAa
ness OF hs unieTsg red. 10 DO 81 N h. pos i'm
tbe cause OF Ar and rsnder more toeIane te
d ~ Inc Of his fellow iaboIers tnis oi Ahea
~ v,ii,s,iou The ln,tirion bss The best wisss ~
50 pport Of the wises and best men o. We c TpITfTY
'' A %HsISo 7. w WSsg Fors.l m coyngion. X
HVVRpRS OF CUNGREs- vii End The Poeset
~ - y, or Tor the Seat Of Government u contains
isisy hsIsnee pen sod boder, ar intstans s1es
pens ee, ga8s rsbser 20 zu-i wsferr sticks seal
wsx t4pers 50 matches, slmsna rsesss
oflepsr samP, &c They ysy n 'is lsSs. i Scnes
assp and are Iod al o. co. s. IS So 81 and = esea
some OF Them beautifully gt sno ,,svsn
vii fnd ihs Eseri,oir Necessary ree1,,.se 81
vSoes,e aud roilil. BY JOIN BRovs w. ss.s.u-
Order. from The country promptly attended 70 MY
tlYssst.
a. T. 80. ma ds.trov he sAecbsrne matter u re 1osf
"a The bread baked with Il oetsr tnan can - Y'O'
s saS sas With thi. yeast may be used By nvsd'
without the ais hest injury - ..,, , ,..,.., n q,
5h Biscuit made with IL viii Be isneT t3o >" 7e'o' 49,
n made With common yeast 49,, .-. y. ,.h a, b,
SIN Buck~hesi cakes arelnhnely eeleI Ieso1 VIII ~
Yeast Than with any other. ,,t. ,,tx .,
with the yeast .-, =, .,.,. rs,,
Of the American Institute
Sold, wholesale and retail, bX ,. ,o,.,,.
mt GAsSHER YOUNG. lsz ChAtnana-
AMPS, GTRANDOLEs han Lsnisnes rpg Ssl /
L idelsbrss for The Fall Trade -DlETL, BhOIhEh
co isa Wiil,sm.sL IN the Washington Hloek, are manu-
featuring and have always on hsnd con- pee
N .r,Ieles In THAR lire Of the following osssrpoons
which they viii cell wholesale or retail a. 10" Phce'
for cash.
Soar Lamps Git and Bronzsd In great variety, -
So,..i5ss co "a celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
Sysrsoss vsrious psl,erns gilt silvsred bronled
Sn.esndin. SOLAR Done csmphene Lamps
p,srLaa Solar. Side 90
Solar Chandeliers, Eracket 90
Patent Lard Hand Lamps Stand
BriIsnnis Hand Lamps, CamPnene Cn n
Superior Chemical OIL, Pufe sperm I'LL
do Csmphens, Sol Ar ana Lsiu Up
90 Burning fluid, hsnoed WAAlo I'LL
df0 eodtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

G. DtfoHhS = ~ Ss5 Al ihe Te;en, improve.
~ -erfs .iti,t. on the east bank Of tho hudson N5
from, he eit, Of New.York g; Fishkl Landing 10y
"a s,,,a m vss new aud under coveF-farnnce sno -.
- ~ bssI,ny he Nr1Or and pasture lo bars nsy
had o, tie mountains in the vicinity OF uoui ~ -
Couuties by he river. The neishbornood Is al nssr
,Isi ~ nyneruqs cotton muis and other factories
Sv Tie lsrse and thriving l0wn Of Neweursn esS
soo.lte on lie river Possession given l1heolss5 ,hs
soVN Da'" a. $50 n, P. c. DENlNr,
10 ISes Fishkill Landing Duiehess 60. ;. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12
WINTER ARRANGEMENT;

--,. ~ aa,l !, AND ESSEX aAlLRoAp
LEA q - Leave New-York, o'clock A ~
s&X1ox----2&--ocrk Y. NJ. LsAvs NewMa, " ocll
. A. 4o,elor. PM Leave horistcTn O'CLOCK, A. "
Passengers By the Morning Train 70 aor,s,own WI ~
e thsre AZ whore The stages vi De " sseinen
m nrsv the1n 10 schooey's MoJnnin, Wsshlngon oes
SS,re ana EssIor daily, " SGccssunny s,anhn2e NewS
mford and owego on Mondays. Wsdnesds y = sna ~.
49,, ard 10 Rock away Dover sparta and Newton On
Ta..isv,. Thursdays and senrdays each Line Isarnf
,he fooving days 10 meel the P. uslns tor y. !.
sssgs will also leave for Baskeoridse every eScp,ns"
d. .,,,vs Al OF dc cars 81 MoulsLown- - -.
Passenger, 90 through to and rom jersey cry 49,. .
changing On leaving me ei,y y. -.
an AGENT viii be In attendance 10 recelve AZ pseN
or bund - mus, BE- entered on re wayh OF 'ne 'nF'
No will moi hold thsmselves responsible -.
'gTsighl will be forwarded tnmediaieiy 70 hoffs1v1
,,orn Albsny Basin, by Stephens and CondlIs Lne
sooos 10 Newark or nom the Transportation Vncs y n
r. r and Trans Co foot Of Liberty-st ard dssslos
i be CALL ed for In any parl OF the Guy by sppsso.
sad ONCE ms ina Oopo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

GIBBSS HOTEL -,
.<s 3Ar BROADWAY corr er Of Leonsrd.st Thl,esteo'
~ lshnsnt Qormsr the Attepeum ho1el) having un-
dergone cor pete change In ia lnieths m sts
gentlemen aud the travelling public 81, -,
IN. Intention Of The proprietor TO maze ms one OF
,he o comfortable well as agreeable hotels IN me Guy
ard no pains will spared 10 meet tho wishs, aud ex'
pectons Of his guests hoping thereby 10 receive I'D
ersl shsTe Of public favor. o,,ys S.i.,.x
mlO fw' =. .. oAo"o, = 'or--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

- FOR sALE-A block ot land between siHsn s "a
" Ssyenfh avenues and between 0n-hunareo' 80
2A birv6r.t and One hundred sli.Thir second IS
etsloIng "a ots on a level with city grade and sou su'
se 10 los between Third and Fourth avenues and Oa
Thirteenth and one iiunded-anaf oui ''s"
40 IA lots between Fourth and Fihh avenues and Ons
.Twelnh and one Hundred and Ini''ee1'h
,trs@ts Terms aecomnode ting. Apply 70 81, 49,,
$3.50 - -. i0'N' T. KETChUM, % Nsssau-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

CPhCTAt Lkr.-rIe advertiser has N esee isrss
- ss~gsmenf e Glasses In sissl suses and g0lj frames
4, pr,css non 81 upward Pc sons ~ishg " preserve
snsir A ri can rely on being pro2-sy suitrd
- JoHN RoAcH, op.'eisn. 81 Nassees 81
rhsruou~xsrs ssusts E,eeifie tnstraosnss. Ssroms
tess, 0sivsne sssssSss Daguerrean materials, &c Se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

90 A FARM TO LET OF 70 Isass, on sIsten Island,
- three quarters Of mile from Poet Richmond. Ia9nlxs
- Ann-es msL0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

sdJ farm Of 60 serss, 10 me Town Of hunson,
wssscnssI-r CouaGy, Il miles from Eye, a from
steamboat lacdi1g, q from Hsmaro1sck hom ne Ns"
Plains; buildings and fences 10 good order psnty Of
fruit staaton ans land u hgh ststs Of c1lL7siion
For terms apply 10 z D. bhOWN, oIe orar1.sL Or j.
PALMER on ne premises al eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

xITTNTER GARNESTS-Ths eAlEoce ., ols 49, 80
w - xin's, gsrneurs, OnDrisinz Ovsreo-1.' a-.sl
60. .rS a. s.n ess Coss all be sot a. ere--y
C.oA-' 49, Wu 7 JENNINGS GO
Pa(, 81 Roadway. Arnericer rl.,---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

u house IS ClintOn.pacc. gEi hhstl rereie wiz e.
M err eonvenes and good order TIE iot on ease
ora v~af. expired ground rent o. Sloo PER annln
80 e,ar y, f,ur ais 4nd on each renew A.
Der nj on The valuation. size on = BY LOO VIA
~, p, sr1iv - ANTHONY J. 6LEECkEh.
.s w. Anciioneer. broad.sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

"a To 4. ET--The besnuful spung Cottage. WHO az
~ the fnTnsure garden, orchard enrIsse noass, sso,
IN = combiuins The convenience Of the city win me
hasutV an heathfansss Of the coUnErysimaled on ee
a. pssg PowerssL one mile from the Sou.A Ferry oIoos
81 nDSHle AAN~' 49, 1871 eodu
III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

Ich 3. 90 NJ Winter AHangsment To cormere'
0kN.HK--ze-oc October Let. 1885. Leave
....o. nvsor NEw.YosG
O'Clock, A. NJ " oetock,
III 0clock.A- ~ o'clock,
5 O'Clock, 2. NJ. u oeiocA' r'h
Leaves Paterson Dsgotat - ne~.ton
O'Clock, A. N. oeiocA' e.
O'Clock, z. NJ. ossocA, :"
Passengers are advised W be at the Very stew mino
hsf,ra th- hour Of staring. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

r FOR sALE-A neal CcgAse ana ocrn, WIN So.
= tour ard ~ Of good land pleasantly sMas.ee
Ill IN he town OF New Rochelle, on Neyu,S' sa'onSe,
,,h half mile of steamboat lsnding, and about sA'
distance fron the New Haven and New OK hso- IA
TEE 4 a GOOD well Of near the basement ooo AZ
rnn,ber 81 fruit trees SC II has GOOD Vie" OF sle
$500 md surrounding country. For farther psrneul4is
S SouIe ~ SUI LECoUNr BARTON,
ins"fe" New Rochelle LSnding.
g., Mill. v.h - ie47 mil ispl"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

"A FOR sALE-On easy terms, or ehensnse -, s'y
~ or Brooklyn vacant lots, ~ ienod enunuS
1SA ustsd on ihe Pssssic liver. n Bellevue NeNyet
.ey mile. from Jersey City and miles rom NewaS
siny one bundled ard I'VE scres " me pes, euAiS %
isnd In no ssie about - being covered via neA'S w
Der and the balance being meadow and pio~ 'ano
N sssfigSoi 81 f-' GEO. w. PARSONS. 10 Wallet
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-29

LICENSE OR no IIcENsE.-N. H. LEGIs'
LAruRE. on Saturday, Mr.. Stunevant. from
the Selsct Committee, reported bill in a.
meudment of the license laws. 1t provides
that the sense Of the voters shall be taken on
the I'd Tuesday Of September, on the ques-
tion-is IL erpedient to license tarerners ana
retailers to sell Eines or spurious hqnors!'
II the whole State vote is license then the
seectmen may grant licenses as heretofore.
If no license then the selectmen can only
license for medicinal, chemical and mechani-
cal purposes, and these limited number
about one person for 1000 inhabitants.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. Hib-
bard of the Senate, on Monday. TO make
stockholders personally liable for all debts OF
corporations, as was prescribed by the Re-
vised Statutes of 1912. Also. resolution,
granting Thomas ". DOrr the rights and
priviegeseof a citizen of this State. We
trust the Legislature will rot make him a
voter at the July election, and send him
back again into this county IN II. Sen
final,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-29
TOUR OF THE PRESIDENT.

Mr.. Folks departure from Washington, and re-
ception in Baltimore, we have already chronicled.
On the 23d, wednesday, the ladies of the cor
tege, Mrs. Polk, and Miss Rucker, under the care
of Col Russworm,) took the Western train for
Tennessee; while the President and suite, Hon.
Nathan Clifford, Edmund Burke, etc., took their
departure for Philadelphia
While at Baltimore, the President, in one of
his speeches. said that he had long desired to visit
the Baltimoreans, but it had not before been con-
venient for him to do so. After more than two
years of almost constant confinement and unre-
hitting attention to his responsible public duties,
he had availed himself of the present occasion,
when as he supposed he might without detriment
to the public service be absent for few days from
the seat of Government The purpose of his brief
visit was to pay his respects to his fellow citizens
of Baltimore and of the northern section OF the
country Had he postponed il beyond the present
summer, it is not probable that any other conven-
lent opportunity to make it would occur, during
the period of his official term at the close Of 1ctch
he should retire to prirate life He then expressed a
hope that he might be able to do so, leaving the
administration of the country in the hands of a
worthy successor; and that country which had
honored him so much-prosperous and happy.
En- route for Philadelphia, the President stopped
at Wilmington, Delaware having been greeted
as he passed over the road at intervals, with much
heartness. There were speech OF welcome, and
reply, q procession, cOl.auOn ~ uic po"n nan;
salutes, banners, and shaking of hands. AT the
wharf the party were joined by Committee from
Philadelphia, with bands Emusic, &c. On reach
ing the dividing line, between the States of Penn
sylvania and Delaware, the company assembled IN
front of the Saloon, and the Delaware Committee,
through their Chairman took leave ofthe President
in short speech of much feeling. Mr. Rogers
was followed by Judge Champneys, in behalf Of
PENNSYLVANIA Committee, who, in quite long but
forcibie address, welcomed the President to the
keystone State. The Presidents reply is describ-
ed as having been fervent, terse, and elegant in
diction. At Philadelphia, on the approach Of the
party, the people lined the docks: The shipping
and steamboats, were crowded with flags and, guns
were fred from the Princeton and the Forward
lying off the Navy Yard, and there was no end to
the fiattering demonstrations on all sides. The
President was received on the wharf by Commo-
dore Stewart and other officers of the Navy and
Army, among whom were General Patterson and
Stuff. The debarkation took place at the Navy
Yard, and the party repaired to the Commodores
quarters where refreshments were provided
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Gen. PILLOW has replied to the charges
brought out against him by the ofhcers Of one
OF the Tennessee regiments. lie al.flpu'es
the attack to the Col. of the regiment whom
he calls personal and political enemy and
defends his military manouvefs. 1t IS sup
posed a duel will grow out oil the contro'
versy.
The Brazilian government has recalled
United States Minister. and serious dIfflcul-
ties are apprehended with that government
resulting from tine foolish condnct oil oui
minister, Mr., Wise. who grossly insulted Inc
government pending controversy about Inc
release of some of of our soldiers OF The Cal
ifornia regiment. who. had, while on shore
been imprisoned 70, violations OF the laws
of the country. The government not yield
ing promptly to the demands. he ordered our
vessels of war not to give the customary sa-
lutes on the christning of one OF the FIN
peror's children; but got up mock chris
tenng of the child of one Of the soldiers TO
insult the government.
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new and stable government. What then,
is she TO dol This is a question Tor wise
heads TO answer. Too utterly helpless TO be
left to herself, I repeat that the better plan
would be 10 take her az once under our pro-
lection.
tsome honest and well-meanins man
there may be few ofthem leit-iet some
one of them be chosen or selected as Presi-
dent. and give him the assistance OF few
thousand men, TO keep down revolutions and
aue the hungry horde of leeches who have
so long preyed upon the country. Ii they
raised grito or prOnuncidmento, put them
down by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
would soon become questionable 1t the
precious blood of those who started them was
brought in jeopardy Give but one OF their
revolutions tragic turn-they have been cost
ly forces heretolore-and the people wouid
soon become sick Of them.
These remarks have been hastily thrown
together, but they may possibly be as good
as aay speculatons that can be offered. lie
who thinks that lasting and beneficial peace
eau be made with Mexico, Oh believes tnat
the American troops are soon to be win
drawn, is some one who has not been over
the country-he starts in his belief from
false premises, and judges race OF people
by the ordinary rules which govern human
nature, while it is VIGOROUSLY Tact that
they have long since thrown all ordinary
rules at dhance.