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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
\. \. WING Nominations.

o.o.daga Co-Cougrcss Hon. DANIEL GoTr ol
Pompey for reelection. c...,ru.
co,;.,y Tyea,uer-WHgELgR TRuEsDELL Caininu'
Ian Cou',s-G b Phillips Noah Wood.
s.,,,,,,,,nd,nf Of Poor - Hutchiugs spohord
ria,r Co-Assembly: I. PETER CMsPELL' Jr. :
c,o. q. GRAnAu County Treasurer THOMAS OLAAk
s,p,'. Poor Messrs Dakn, Dcyo and Reynolds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

WV YoRK-Hon. ROBERT L ROSE has been
,.ooupa,ed TO Congress by the Wings OF the HNlNth
n.,re, aud CHAs COLI tor senator for the unexPred
term Of Hon A. AyRACLT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

~ Hon. H. q. PALYREY addressed Van
- meeting at Cambridge, Mass on Thursday
,vening last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

nKOPO-ALs FOR FITTING UP TIE FREE
/ ECADEMY- Sealed Proposals vii be received ~ ne
1ns.r,igued Al the Office Of he C-rs q tie Board o.
.s1rsn No 81 Broadway until Friday the thirteenth day
= O;o5er next al o'clock ST FOR he fring up q he
F-e- Academy building. ~ follows
FOR seating the Chemical Lecture Room
For flfiuz ~ The library with book cases.
Cor fuing ID four Of the rooms decks and seats
f1f ne purpose u study.
4 For f.iing up the great nal with seEees
For furnishing Venetian blinds FOR the windows Of The
Isi,or, rooms and The windows Of the ara, second and
For lri. hing painted widow shades for The windows
Of The great hall n
pr1po.iug obtained a. the said ONCE
Esch proposal must be accompanied by the names OF Al
t tgo resporsb persons With tneir assent 10 wiring %
become sure-s fgr the fahfI performance q ne eonIacL
ROBERT KELLY, sAMtEL A ChAPO
THOMAS DENNY, WILLIAM ]. PINhSEf'
: BOSWORTH.
y,.-,,v. Committee FOR the Care Government snd Man
.senneni Of ths Free Ac.demy-NswY0rI, Sept o. lsis
s1xgO5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

Nc.-WALTER HUNT a co. respectfully inform me
public that they have removed their Office 10 II W al A.
where they are prepared TO furnish applicants with such
original designs and plans Of machinery may be requf-
ed 10 effect any mechanical operation or result wln e
their long experience 10 Practical Mechanics and their
know ge Of the elementary principles OF the sclence W"
ena bic them decide truly the merits and uuy OF
such inventions may be submitted % them whereby NJ
sscnhce ofmuch time snd may be frequently 0byiated
Letters Patent secured n this country aud 10 Europe
Specifications and drawings prepared reasonable Terms
with accuracy sk and dispatch Competency 10 lis oancn
OF their business s guaranteed by an experience oi more
hsn twenty wears The sale and purchase important and
mertorois Inventions viii be aiteuied 10.
Model ROomts connected with he Office, where Hose
Who wish 10 dispose their inventions safely depOsie
their models and specimens terms made known on aq
picaron They have also private Machine shop where
model. aud machinery Of every description can be made
on reasonable terms.
WALTER HUNT 4 co Auornies snd
Solicitors Of Patents, rs Wslst near Nassau
Teffers fnr-f be nosfuaid 2is Hos tOdSliN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

r. Wing Committee ROom.-The Democrauc
Nhig General Committee have engaged a room Al 10
Broadway No up stairs which their friends from The
country are invited 10 attend FOR purposes connected WIN
the ensuing election. - II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

~ ELISHA w BRYAN has been nominated
"a, Assembly by the National Reformers of Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
AND WATER CLO-Er.-The

III rssason Of ne Crolon Water Board, Just Published
W.feri %, rlnnlng water Il any description under
p-nsy the supply beng Stopped a. 5000 IS reported
n ne Police Department and requiring he arrsng slerts VI
public hOu.e- stores 0ces &c ~ be coufofl- ~ ms
lsuon Builders u houses ard ne puoic are
fnfo-rnef that The BARTHOLOMEW Patent ytrzns and
Closet Apparatus are 90 constructed as - co1iOf 70
thos. requirements and vii be c-rmued 10 De used The
Hvdrsnis are strong durable easily repaired without dlg
10 vii 10, freeze nor pipe The Water Closet
90. I'D Hytrsnls are both sefscfng-reGuiri1g no
c.r % I-sp hem and designed 10 prevent waste
Of water Also. double Hydran suitable oI tSo ards
For sac BY ne Plumbers only Nan1iacofy o. CenHe-st
- 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02


The Panorama opens with scene In the Gulf Of Mexico
with fne display Of SAILING vessels steamers Sc and
view Of the Island and City % Galveston shortly aAer
this. the bebolder before him
TAYLOR sARMY ENCAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view 4
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH,
with lis long train Of wagons pleases the eye Aner the
days march, find the
ARMY ENCAMPED FOB THE NIGHT.
with its Camp Fires Senunes Tesmsars &c Next comes
a uf,-nke view Of
THE ARMY FORDlNG THE COLORADO RIVER
THIS is very beautiful. scene, and admired by all who
view IL The appearance Of the planted either
bank Of the protect troops while crossing. Ihe
march OF the men and the water the sken
by the soldiers to their mukels and banners shove
their head. while wsiing almost shouderdeep, the beauty
" the surrounding forest scenery the fine lowing
.e the ascent the troops the opposite bank snd their
formation into line sgain all IN I'M. piece can be but
family described by word sonet must be seen to be sp
preciaed While the audience sdmrng the piece Just
described the scene changes and they gaze ont
VIEW OF THE CITY OF MATAMOROs
with s barracks OF Mexican soldey From this city The
beho5der !. carried In sight Of the
BATTLE OF PALo ALTO
and 4. shown the positions Of the two Armies the Of
the gronnd and all the interesting aud exciting incidents and
scenery OF that great battle.
Here are brought to view IN flll action, the American
and Mexican armies, with their relative positions The
smoke Of the artillery the gsopne Of the officers scross
the plain bearing orders to all parts Of the neld the fall
ng Of the dead. the bearing Of Of the wounded and all
the wild confusion Of that deadly coufct shown In this
picture, and the perfectly cool manner In which Gen
TAYLOR giving his orders In ne rcry costume Thie'
h core On that memorable day. Intensely exciting and
leads the spectator to the field Of battle An officer. who
e.,f r.a.l On .satuy ha
he was again at Pao Alto Such Is the wonderful effect o.
nnrtraving LIE on canvass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
Thing. In PhilR delphia.

lurresf urt'nct % llt Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Friday sept %
We are without local news 10 any Interest To-
The Quarter Sessions engaged with the conspiracy
% pass the stolen of the Chester Cogniy Bank
ne witnesses ior the prosecution are under eXsmina
ton yet.
The candidate. tor Congress. Of both parties, nomi
mated oy Bucks In the Nth District have been ratified
by Leh.gh
Holders Of Flour Little srrner and some son bbls
sod II : Sd which j. the general ssking Gate Corn
Meal also cold 30 - sai Ryc Flour 80 = l2.-sa'es
300 b1.s each Wheat o. To- fair demand tor Shipment
and 5000 bushels sold 70 il2nfl5c for ,lr snd good
reds Corn : less active. aud sales range 40 10
cents for Hat - cents for round and - cents Tor
white. Oats are held az b cents for southern
Cotton dropping and sale. small provtsior.-S Il.
"A Meats scarce small ssies an PORK Ar 80 25
S3 tor Mess and I'D for sales prime Mess Beef Al
Sl25OaSl3 Bacon and Lard in demand for the wants
olthe home trade At nl prices Sugars firm 100 hnis
Cuhs sold az &c, on time. Coffee and Moiasses with
OUT much doing Iron and Coal dull Lead sold AZ
= 90 4 = so cash Freights improve Corn has been
engaged for Liverpool a. 81 d. Cottons command = -
for Boston and poe per ton fer wlork Whisky is
held A. g .c. and large sales are reported
The Crescent FLAG Is BosroN.-The Turkish
brig Ararat Capt NctcXa. from Constsntnope, arrived
~ this port tbs morning, after good run OF about -
days The irarat j. the fret vessel Of the Turkish ma
ton that ever visited this port -he : manned stogc
Their by Turks. Her comm ander. Capt MeteNa' Is a
hnelo0king man and ia hs dress sack and tTowsers
the bearded and b.soiei Turk OF century since
Turkey has made great progress in civilization within
thc last dozen years.
The Ararsi is OF $50 tons burden and il chiefly loaded
with wool Her hull j. very long. and she makes "a
Their snowy appearance b5't Ir''. ~'h
FlRg-The Factory OF Caleb Goodrich, one mile
north of this village destroyed by tire ON Tuesday
night together with dwelling house situated near the
same one story of the building WAS occupied by j.
Little tor wool carding and IN this room the hre IS
supposed 70 have originated. Various mechanical bust
ness was carried on 10 the building plane making turn
inc. &c. j. q W Webb. plane makers lost consider
able amount in tools snd Manufactured stock ready
for market Toe entire loss y between -4OuU ana
5000 on which there IS no insurance lPitIsned sun
SFRIoy. 10 NOr FATAL ACCiDENr.-On Wed
nesday Of this week Mr. John Green. 2 very worthy
respectable farmer of Soners Westchestcr CO. anu of
many years Justice of the peace 10 that town met WIN
an accident which came doprvng h N instantly oi
life He was engaged in some farming operation that
occasioned the use of a lever. which by some means
was thrown with great violence. striking Mr.. Green
across the lower aw and under the ear breaking the
Jaw and rendering him inscnsoe 10 which state BE- sti
remains with htls prospect OF recovery I've Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

FASHIONABLE AND ChEAf h dO' n INT M.
Il Curtain Materials, Window Shades and Paper h4hs
ing-The subscribers have row In store large and spen
dd assortment Of Curtain Materials Of every Description
Toops Tssse. &c large variety " Window Shades
AMI Parer Hangngs A-O, manufacturers Of pure HAIR
Moss and other Mattresses Beds Pillows WIN every ar
Gle In he upholstery line wholesale aud retail al prices -
per cent lower than any other establishment IN me city
NJ 4 K. DANl Is, UphOsterers,
Jt.i goVary and ia. FultOn-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

4 REsrlNG-PLAcE II BROADwAY.-A steady
,brong Of weary walkers shaking the dust Of the City
from, their feet pass from the glare the crash the in
terlacing ending phslanX oil the street 10 e u
silence of Old Trinity wisely kept open TO al VINO
choose Z, enter Within the sacred walls. solemn.
,.. reigns disturbed st intervals by the swelling
l of the massive organ which pours out deep rivers
II sound unit, the whole place Is hled with an unduaiins
ynp.ieocean The prsned sunlight struggling through
tho .,aiped windows falls gouts Of purple and Grim
son upon the gilded pipes OF the organ and the my'
,eiou. recesses OF the ,winng arches Here an mex
irresistible and bslmy OF rest and security steals
into the quiverins heart and brain, aeeraied by the
h.ba arrows Of care and cesseess toll and we issue
forth srsn into the and take our place renewed
N .piri, and trengthened in heart in the onramphns
sry that sweeps 10 aud iro' Ike the udes Of tne
80 through the valleys that indeni is bed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

r,......r. Tie Correspond a- fl'inii.f- '. .F
49, a r.-ter have essed tIaf e'~rfn' ltoo
49, III. ~ Pau'f Ctuolhyfd s.ef~ t'} N.l.'.tlf n
=. 81 ffl- UfrlIf'.. slFN
49,. q dc taj oate' g. d., Load
~ The above has been standing at inc no .'.
49, Fd,,oris columns Of the bunker organ oi 'nls
cy for several days The party isevidenty Sppro'e"
,s ,s destiny politically They will move over 70 'no
10 n, ,b. street after the 1th Of November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
JAPANESE HAIR OLA small guar

IAPANE-E HAIK OiL.-A smalI gu ahIIly 1I IHl'
y and elegant cosmetic las Just been receNcn from
Japan through Dr. stelnbrOsrr herman chemist by Us
-e the hair Of s-preseryed 10 Old age 10 as
ron. beckn.ss II promotes he growth Of the hair pre-
vents 10 from falling. gives durable ustfe and
dandnf Il also inpars gradually adeepef shade ot color
~ - h,;tia - meOd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

" between Essex aud Nortof sis.-BELKNAP WILT
are no prepared Offer their friends and The public
oysters Of the first quality and In every style A,o not
Coffee Ice Cream and other refreshments Al their new
saloon which i nied up upen0r style for the accom-
modafion Of ladies and gentlemen Call and see for your
.sIges so I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02


g8 Crdar- resp ctfIly informs the puhic maj MS rooms
are open both day and evening Hours for evening nnc-
ION from 10 and from 20 .. The course OF instruction
"a thorough and practical. The pupil becomes familiar nom
actual with al the books constituting SCI ana also WIN
many important Inercaltle calculations There are no
classes every pupil desk himself and receives sep
Instructions Prospeclses. VITA terms &C may De
obtained the Rooms. or sent 20 any address 80 IL"
~ The New-JerSey Water Cure Establish
New Jersey - mes from Newly Ork. On the line Oi he
Morris aud Essex RairOad.-Dr MEEEEs returned from
Germany TWO years where be made he Water Cure
his particular study and has erected m entirely ne" ani
extensive establishment for waerclres, upon TIE most I'M
proved English plan having prvae bath attached 10 each
room The walks and road. opened through The mountains
are very extensive and gve view Oi l-e whole slrrO4ll-
Ing country. New-lork City. &c.
The cars for South Oran leave the loot vi COrAnds
a. O'Clock \ NJ. and 2 Il arriving Al south Orange 70
about one hour Al letters addressed - Dr. q A. MEkktk
south Orange. n. J. Will receive attention AL II
r. Water Cure.-Dr. r TRAIL, who started the
fr,f ydropahc Institution Ia America receives inysds a.
hi. coiuodous shmenl IS Laightst one door from
- Iohn'.psrk Bathing win dOu-hes, showers &c
on each door Outdoor practice attended 70. ConsuA-
lions -. 50 iuio'
r. wigs. wigs. WiEs.-MsDHrEsr Head
Importers ard manufacturers Of Human lair. wDd MORN
eiuzsns and strangers that they have on l4nn ne AT
the cheape, and the best assortment ~ ~ss, -cap, ha
WIS olpees brsids Of lolg hair frzeie- rngrls and
other ornamental nair which, for pnc- AID qlsly arc
Nsi9er-lsp. New-YOrs 81 In
~ Phonotypic and Phonosraphic Depot, .
sersce-st y \ - lm-l ANDREWS BOYLE.
~ PhrenoIogi-ts and Publishers, fowLrS
WFffs. Clinton H-l- ~ f@sssn-'i "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
BATTLE OF PALo ALTO
Part Ill.
BATTLE OF RESACA DE La PALMA,

shovsng deadly strife VI the two Armies al This place
view OF POINT ISABEL next grees the eye From this
place ne spectator carried and looks at the BRALOs
ISLAND Government Steamers Fishermens Hus, &c
Soon amer leaving the Brazos, the MOUTH OF THE RIO
GgANDE with It's steamers and sler entering the stream
we have beautiful view OF the RIVER BY MOONLIGHT.
with steamers making their way and others stopping Tor
wood and water. and soon follow Characteristic sketch
D. A MEXICAN RANCH, with iis people domestic sui
mails and surrounding foliage and Immediately amer this
we have view Of the
INTERIOR OF THE RANCH BY NIGHT,
and sn see the Mexican people At home engaged In their
domestic operations This most amusing scene ana Al
WAYS causes much mirth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
GEIICO. MEIICiyS 4 TlILOR'S BlTTLES.
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION

Every Evening ih. si7i ociocs ard % Wen~edsy
ard Ssurisy Afternoon. ats o'clock
AdmlrAnee 3 cent. Ch.idrcn haf price
SHERMAN 4 TOUsEY's MAMMOTH PANORAMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

I,nR sAIE-The Paper Hanging Msnu'acLory. con
,i.rng Of printing machine. presses snd age Io'
OF Prints colors &c &c Also Paper BOX Man4iseiory
P.b-r H.pgnes AID Paper Boxes 10 sore = Csrnnes-
,s6shet year, since with good OF custom, a. IL
successful operation. Inquire Of he proprietor,
- Trrs THOMAS DAY. = Carmine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

DRITANNIA CUPs-Persons gong on ereef'oes .
ID snd DC Me nares viii need cups from WHICH - q9an
the pure beverage thai vii not 5reas such can d ln- a
Burlnr SIP Manufactured aud for sale wnoes1-e .na
re,.u bs IsnsI LUCIuS HART, .ste Boardman ! HAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
c.-nn III yOI WANTA GAS LAMP that

cDUb. perfectly safe and free from exploding, or II you
wish the Miniature solar any other SIZE or hind Of
Lamp Hall Lantern, GirandOe, OIL, Csmphene, Burning
Fluid Phosgeue Gas Weeks Glasses You VIII md mem
Al FULLERS 155t Greenwich Il Two doors from Muir
raw cheaper than At any other In this city n NIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

~ We learn from DR.. Carroll, City Physician,
,ha, William Leonard, the seaman who was wounded
BY Capt Baker, on board the ship Thomas n PTs'7'
is not in dangerous state, and ths, be Is doing well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

OFFICE NEW.lOKS AND tEik X X 70
Sew-YOrk. sept 3, 1873
NroTIrE-The ockhoder- u the New YORK aud Ere
NRsiToad Con pany are hereby notified hat mo Anlls
Ftou Tor Direction. u th. Company viii be he'd o. ne o.
nee ofthe Company - " al 81 On uesaay nc '. -ay u
October next from 10 AN 10 ) ?. "
The transfer books Will be closed from ne IN o. SEP
eber m The dsy s-r election BY order u ne directors
a. In NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
THE COMPREHENSIVE of DE- AOIr "
VOY i fni. rav dissolved ~ a consent The AZ
fair. Of the late firm viii b. settled by Nm De Moi WHO
. only authorized collect a. ceo-s due ne sie hli sd
who vii continue the business on hs own account a. NO
70 WILLIAM l. DE MOTT,
"a Il. MICHAEL DENOf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

,,TEA.I BOILER.-For sale one steam boiler near.
- IN new n n long. dameter. with SAFETY valve sud
rssiirou fronts sifDN WV HOFN co = 81 'of--l
MEXICAN CLOCKS-For domestic and export
- a.-- -. 80 - surfsrir'>--
DIGS HAIR and bnstes and sausage cssings-luoeo
l ne prime hair 81 barrels white and gray onsues 10
keys very hes. sausage castings for sale by
~ Inn MERRITT co 81 Sou'h-" rn' wan
UNITED STATES PATENT AGENCY for lak
L ing out patents and making drawings specucalous
Lc-Ofce l3 Guy Hall Mechanics lnsuute)
snif srseod- CHARLES I. RARRI1P Agent NJ
A GOOD CHANCE for Man with small Cspuai.-
n For sale the stock and fixtures Of an IRON ioundry TO-
ibr with fve-vears l-ase Of the premises Inquire OF
q PHILIP SULLIVAN. cor Lewis AVID kvinslon as
Two THE IADIE-.-A choice assortment Of boys,
ch1reus and Infants while black drsb ana pearl coored
cloth aud velvet csps-every vlrieiy al. 40 8, -
- I'm J II MONAhlL - - ooNrty.
AIRS. ROBINSON. Clear starcher, 80 Mefcef-si be-
fltween spnug aud Prnce-st-Laces, larlsson nusin'
window curtains grsssbeached and made 10
look eC al a. NEW h. Grape, cashmere ana every 40
.~r'nuSa - shawl cl-snss With csr" -N'"
uAKuWAKE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS nc
Y Comprising b complete assortment Well a1spIeI "
the county trade can be oh'aned o ne sa3ser91r a. -
qr,ptN n ns.1rn y Luis
40 YOU EVER READ, WRITE OR SEW by
~ night n you do you want Miniature sOH Lamp
the best article known FOR that purpose For sale by
ENDlCOTT SUMNER,
- fw. i6i Broadway aud loo Elm-st.
M frr the saula al - - uer gallon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

DARING R0GUE-A nice young man entered
the basement No - Eas Thiiteenth-st yesterday Al
ernoon al about just ~ the table was sci ioi a'hr
and roing up the knives FORKS and spoons valued At
about $ decamped IN saicty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

Tsy RUNAWAY ScBoOSER-lt viii be reco'iect
- ,h., the schooner District. Of n c. Captain DAY
wbicb arrived at this port on the 25d u' with 2'oo
hn.bel, of corn. disappeared on sunday night having
cleared for part, unknown The owners and insurers
-, ,hs hn.iness in the hands OF Messrs Gil hays
welch and sparks, of the Independent Police and
,srossh the agency OF their correspondents At New
Bedford Capt Day arrested yesterday the Ve''e'
having put 10 there for market Inc corn was en-
r,sed in this City 81 cents but the Captain IN 'en
on his own account offered j, a, 81 cents per ousheL
The accused was locked up at the port Of capture 70
await requiston from the authorities OF THIS District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

- John Welsh. Of the Fourth w ard Police,
wa. the first officer who stepped board the Thomas
H. Perkins, on Thursday during the fearful ARRAY
which occurred there. It was some minutes before
smother officer made his appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

CUTTA PERCBA-lO.ooo - his cay fsesi.-a PEI
VI ban VeruOn and FOR sale. TIE quality VI LIS .o J,
better than any before imported beng ellS pure ri
sac by East lndls Guffa Percha Company
- SsT HORACE Il DAY, 3 Ccrtald--i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
SACRED SCENERY.
TWO EXHIBITIONS.

GRAND COMBINATION or
IIANINGTOS'S SACRED DiORANAs ~ ne 'f-s'
lof he World and The grand specfsee oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

rUTTA PERCHA W.. WET FEET .-so.essol
VI ths wsier and durable substance snacheo ~
~ inss Of boots ard shoes old new IN superior nal
usl s;.5 y ~. - " - HORACE Il. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

BIRTH ENrKAoRDINAEY An lrishWuman
named Ann NcM.hon was arrested By officer Of toe
Fighteepth Ward uron comp ant of her husband. for
DRUNKENNESS and taken d the station House who're
she was delivered OF tine female infant about CLOCK
this morning The mother vas made a. comiortaoi"
A. circumstances would permit until she could De re-
moved to her home. B1th doing well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02

near Csra.-s,. Price Is cents Children bali Pries
LIBERAL AssAssrsySrs MADE WIZ SCHOOLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
WARE At RETAIL.-Fsz

III w = .
ID purchasing Britannia Housekeeping Erces ~ nhd
f,r her interest 10 call tie store Surfing C9t q
Johnst where general assortment OF oriIAna u HA-
al the lowest prices, FOR sale y a., d, H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
observation-disclosures

Solicitors Of Patents, IS Wsilst near Nassau.
n Letters must be POSTPAID. 80 NsioseodSllW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-02
Part ILL.,.

THE TOWN or CAMARGO, on the River San Juan,
with IA aal rooted high walled houses leaving which
soon oyerskes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-21

TT perfectly applicable where than Is inches fall
be Obtained yet the greater the fall applied, the higher may the
be conveyed the quantity raised varying in proportion
the height, with given fall 1t will raise say eleventh
water times the height of the fall to which is applied
Thus applied under fall of five feet with supply of eleven
gallons per minute will force up and discharge at elevation
Of fifty feet from the Machine, gallon permnue and under
head fall it will of raise and discharge larger
quantity of water in proportion as the height to which IS con-
veyed diminished, snd less quantity greater height
In all the article warranted complete and perfect
give the best satisfaction be returned Orders solicit
ed, to which prompt attention will be gwen
For sale by Z, &c C. r. WOOD,
AZ tc Montpelier. ".