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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05
TO LET

a STEAM POWER TO LET.-A Soc room %
<& The Tribune Bu.ldinss - -. wio ssesn 49,
~ Arriy a. ~ SfuatUss go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05
NIOR-E,- AIR DI-rNIBUTOR

NOISES AIR Ds-Tni Bt TOR. Tor turning
f1saW turning chip. other hne I- Tor run
nrng steamer gnes. THIS recent invention pstrntef ~
Morse Br0n-fs consists Ia distributing he air hfouRh
he the fge by 0f perforated cones i both ample
aud much more durable hsn lle ordinary grae, and l.
placed IN INC nfe-p lace win Thng alteration NUM-
Ter " saemlls 10 Niagara and rrs Counues are
consuming al heir ss~dgst bark and chips, n leu " ~oo1
One 10 Loci port with two n-s u sixiy hnfs-
power driven entirely with sawdus Dars and ctlps from
hs sdgngs Of sip pisnks without wood Or slabs IN Bf
f4so extensive izrnsres, Panlefs aud y Csss
Co.'S use ~ fuel laar 1-r engines Is
found also that steam Is got up quicker ~iih sa~desi
with these crates, tlsn viii wood on .e ordinary gf-
r- The saving very great Ole, % say nothing VI tie
cougerielcs Terms reasonable.
Inc undsrsgn-c has Le exclusive nshf 0 manufacture,
aud yerd Morses Ar DisinbgDr n Inc slaie VI New
YOfE whom application msy be- made for other 5sies
u him o. iO HOrss BrOLlefs, AlnOl, Massaen1setx
Infringement, this patent vii prosecuted and ne
rshLs secured hy letters patent ngidly enforced.
Locxpori, NiAgzrs Co y. Z l0th month, 1919.
olz 2swSmD13meoW l. A sPALDiS0.
EISICKEHBoCKEh FIRE INSURANCE COa.
N PANf OF NfH-fORk, Office - WaIl-s-C apitsl
saugeOn Sinsliy Incorporated 10 This Com pay
Continues = insure sszls oss and damage BY Ere re
7ost favorable term IL operatives confined cl-fy %
Ne Guy y HsufOrx and 10 immedisis proximity All
1sSes A i1s-d ard psd viii pr1npsness and uD-fafy
DfsECTcsr
George lrelsGc loan OouirlL seofgs Afcl.4fisa.
-1le, Beacon Joan Campbell 3eorg, COrslr
sush1. Brus5 R0ler 1. suar, Joan Gray
e1lcs Moore, ID 4r1 CO1t Asher k-4~J
-nl1cny Lamb. Adam Sofne. k0bert kefrl'a
Een--n De fJf-s. william Tucker, Caas r efirn
4l-1oly CLARION Lsr.C H4sners!ey, William Bfo'Tninzi
Az Ls1r-nc- William p De4a, Henry zll<~s rin
GEORGs lgELAHo, Prs'f-r.
A q. scDossLU, secrslary. "-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

RAILROAD AcCIpESr.-As the noon IRAN vas
entering this village Monday last Il came IN contact
yhsre the Florida road crosses the track. with tive
horse wagon, driven by Mr.. Benismin Grees The
wagon was without the body and Mr. Green wss
sitting on ,hs hinder axle The locomotive struck
the fore wheel and carried the wagon and horses sew
eral rods before could Be stopped On OF tue hofsss
was Instantly killed but the guide poo OF toe wagon
giving way. the hinder wheels with Mr. q upon them
hong OF from the track Mr. Green wss ecn.io
ersay but !, Is hoped no, serous.y hurt The
for come distance have bcen in full view ana Ne
cannot account for the tina, Mr. q attempted te
cross the road a. that moment except the sappos
ton that his attention turned another direction
The usual signal with .he whistle given when sp-
proeehins the Village lGoshen Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

ssys.s.- PtANOEORTk uANUtArTH.
s<SsSs lf a. Fu.iul-.i side Broadway Ar
entirely rev unic,e warranted superior !.
; ! stns and % seer 10 un- much i0nger 'hzr
sry IN nse lsi7 1 9echsf harp frame. ooFlsrs
see osi,clon ui-sllc pecs.s written cuefkl.y :
given ~ilh caSr usfune1t and ~rsu sny t1Ib. t-f
qo.gy az ress-i ne payment b. Withheld ll slcs
to1t.s are -cu -rct RENS.TT & R0G.E5
les n Il. Futnr-gf ear sia HIesdrrsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05
o,CoNNELL'S IRELAND.

A MFNOIR OF IRELAND. Nave al saHo1 y Dan
II .= % Co1nei
on or srte Vrf-a Al. Fr1
ODD ta-.-s .- 90 -lrar az u-.t '-N'rrf
pee -esr-e4 10 /. :. cent? per cory For sac By
40. GREELEY McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

s.ssx.i.. PIAfJFORTES.- Persons EDoui p1r
ef,>.ss y ehssi1s Piano. vii ind d 10 heir sdvsr-
T-ER N sse % cal - z 0.-rn Goa Aauufscso-
u Z try. 70 fulior-sl twesl ~ Broadway =
soncTs sssOrall u Mahogscy aod Rosewood Pianos coz.
r,y ha0d which viii be s0t oS Cor cfst approved
pkaef Dealers pq'i-i on iaers sefIas
igy.7 <. eLk.SN = co. III sgi-J.i-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

I
DOSyERY BA>h-Nev-Y1f Nov =, l3is-Ihe
ID socs lo.ders u ts Institution are hereby nop1ed inst
House So rs Bo~ery. 90 T-e.dsy, December g. The
poll all open a. l. cocoa NJ; sn1 c.o.s a 7 "
~ tD5 Per order. y O bkADFokD. Ce,nler.
a-on CHALLENGE.-N0ucs 10 gentlemen who
SDU''ssn their Old clothes 10 ooh lac new C A. a.
tie c.-anng dying, tailoring add repairing esAnsAnrni
Il God-sL where yoa can g-s a.. grease pi1cl Tar que
1oid- and on the rss-ors bir t-rrs ~ }. NOAH
= G5d-si TWO do0r. FROM sostmao n I els lm'
u,UE OLD RAZOR -TRoP uA> hss got, 10
ADDITION % III 4 SmiLls celebrated SirOps sJpe
nor ace FOR occurring saa polishing mrss !. .aAes ne
dir % qucs and don't ,csicn any 90 o. ssnl 20
Suuc-s an story. No. 2. or Prace-st lear
Bovsery you wise 10 ny H. yoa vii uoi lose your
trouhe Or money ul -
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VI Copper ssshes for STOW " ind0Fs tcall-f 49,
Tor Jexery and oher fancy Stores slso Meta ,asl-s Tor
ssinet g-ss made Al he 'hore- 1oee 80 q ne 10" -
o. I'M as H-r--r.i d'cr' shove sonne-s-
/ .tuLA>sE- CUP..-A good assortment Of snl Q
Mia Moasses Cups siaPt-a 70 ne season u o4c1
le.i eaEss- f'f sac wholesale so c-1 i n s'' z
| - 3w isi- Blsrt-nsn Hr-t
NtEw -HRLLEO ALH1NDs suinlsb.s Pr Con
fecloners al 5akerr-llu boxes 'inaA Soy sla4r1
MD ~ " sassSER YOUsa %. claia.sa-.l
nrARIE- AND DAILY JOURNALS FOR THE
~ year l3i3, suitable Tor basness proirssoa1 sna pr
Pu.lsl-d .nd Tor sale - fhANN..s - NJ
dl u sis1oaefs. u h-llsl--.-e
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l'l % January. . -
HOHNUNIOS -ET-.-Fag11s, iar1arts, s'9.-i'
= 49, a-s. Al.o, 1ar-sul1 DOW = 3 = l-7'eI See
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o1 Lrcius HART AZ scl-anisn = f-l
IANGING--paPsf. 500 Pos ron = % = -asse
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phITASSIa PITCHER--Ah ne Assoft-leni n Al
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ERE-H TEA>-Fine Hyson. Yousg hys9a, sad o.
l1e Teas ID excellent favor. GO --- a. ~49-sair Or
rriaf hs iasi GASsSER fOUS5, - ceslham-.t
/ Ro.E-WUeD FURNITURE y he o-si m..-ra.
Ia Old lgl- SO --1-ft Tor s-l-
hy la-.i ~ >OUInAeh, - fo~l-sy-
tkASCA TIN. S-c.-Bancs IN pig esd, 5sr tn AZ
- r-T. his 10 nd h8r 81 o. sa- = Suing p -
trcffG Vsk- 49, fr-r'--a- Hsr'
/ DLsNk BOOKS AND PAPER Of every 1nd
enc FRAsols LoUTREL = ssises-Lsse
A1IcHs-A isrEs ...5rs n = so,r. Astrs. sna Can
~ -.--s l.sn- wi-ss f1r sac By
niF-E sEn-tfrF s ~ '.- -' 49,
STRAW PAPER-2iso raaus 'or sale =; alzna;se
rs - sooih-.t
CuTNTiNG-HoU- DESKS, Oao- asa Library
y I-1'e--s Fsf.-g q 7stts1a., " go ~
- J. ~ sO-IaACA. ~ Sr9.aNAy-
A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF Bauer tass rsse.ysd
IAsoe fos sa-sey le-.wl NJ L osTRASDEk, ~ "A-rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

- FOR ~NtF-rtree 1.iofY hf'cs tll.~. a NJ,
- Estsi Nsesrk y J siif.n Two r|rlfes 80 N II.
- .fn1l ntrIt Toy ere Isf.r lrrf "a -
.n.-hri = r rsriirI.ars IrCl.rr f
10 81 TH.O AEkD. q Ws.'si Rs.srsrf Or..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-07


The MorHER's LEssoNs.-Lamartine
whose influence for the last two months has
been so great in France, thus opens the
beautiful narrative Of his travels in the East ::
my mother had received from hers, on
the bed OF death, beautiful copy Of the
Bible Of Royaumont, in which she taught
me TO read when l was a little child
This Bible had engravings on sacred sub
ject on every page. They depicted Sarah,
Joseph, and Samuel; and above all those
patriarchal scenes, in which the solemn and
primitive nature Of the East was blended
with all the acts Of the simple and wonder
ful lives of the fathers of mankind. When
| had repeated my lesson well, and read
with only fault or two the half page Of
historical matter, my mother uncovered the
engraving, and holding the book open in
her lap, showed and explained il to me as
my recompense.
She was endowed by nature with mind
as pious as il was tender, and with the most
sensitive and vivid Imagination. All her
thoughts were sentiments, and every senli-
ment was an image. Her beautiful, noble
and benignant countenance reflected, ia its
radiant Physiognomy, all that glowed in her
heart, and all that was painted in her
thoughts; and The silvery, afTectionate, SOL
emn, and imprisoned tone Of her voice add.
ed TO all that she said an accent of strength,
grace and love which still sounds in my ears
after six years Of absence
The sight of these engravings, the ex-
plantations, and the poetical commentaries
Of my mother, inspired me from the most
tender infancy, with taste aud inclination
for Biblical lore.
From the love of the things themselves,
TO the desire of seeing the places where
these things had occurred, there was but
step. burned, therefore, from the age Of
eight years, with desire to go aud visit
those mountains on which God descended I;
those deserts where the angel pointed out
TO Hagar the hidden spring whence her fan
ished child dying with thirst, might derive
refreshment; those rivers which flowed
from the terrestrial paradise the spot in
the armament at which the angels were seen
ascending and descending Jacobs ladder
The desire grew with my growth. aud
strengthened with my strength. was al
ways dreaming Of travelling in the East
| never ceased arranging in my mind vast
and religious epopee, Of which these beau.
tIiul spots should be the principal scene"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-07
slavery IN We. Tsrrissris,,

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.naci ~ ha1~illg in,sresiiug fart vArh orur.
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q - -torthuus Oriiass-sfs
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90 - a. slassry sha1id \, enrI.A.a A..
g. t-rri.sy MA ucsi ii a. a.. h., a.
slr.esy sha-ld - ~ tla1ed fsurn "a tr-s,u-,
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n lsllad etstTa uhrueer utunir4
- a. - - a.rvh list . rua.u.,in.... a
~ hrad q ~hicA - M Icao-.ns. 1900
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= ersrn ~ - keaisra ier-i1rry. nas ~
riasI "a ar-glil-i Is hing h.tvsea u. uhi-sy-
- aerFeo ihea a. eEfrCns Saaiiarn ha..a.
49, = IL tnlnui sisass. Aai a. Nouhsra
- $50 - iacs d.ssia ~ dusasl. i.ai NusA
= e. ~ -'sssnsA aegEre hsss PruTsuud .
.A,1e a. euliury into seventeen stssn.. =.
49, siF.f - 8 tefss.a a. M,..ii--i.rui M !
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= - aaq-iH-d. silkauf Hustsef \ -.
= l.saaais. ilt1 .ndspcn.isns $40. n, IN u
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sll.li d - $50 Tar - - hps..o
~aas1 - plI'auri ,fnstiaud ihai a. -
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=. - s'-es - ~ - a. s.is ssa-a
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,a'..A lasu..ns shrus st.is., ves..i ansF s.d
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sF.lna a q ~ 49, srziasi aaa - W.
fai4. rHlEs~ 49, 81 tNres dasrnfsr. q spknn
q. - g. . - ia hs-ss lf.rly AL k.l@
80 srlr yFats a IA IA 80 q ~ -
sr-.aas uoli.ag-as siASsi ~ spini. 40 81 NJ
sIa'rlt II AortA lHana sused raA ~ e.
49, NJ iham ~ - frusi-u vuald i4aa
Hass Asra aana,sd n sesea sl-iss gisa9nt
80 vutiuE $40 rrprr-nuis1 ~ tesetF~eses
tr1r4lra - 49,, a.4iasa te.-d - ~ IN
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nr'iy 81 a. ttlYlsl4 y A. $50, - dsdanrna
frssiss -. 4 ieHst vAss W e...sej.sans
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-07

LAW AND LAWYERS IN NoRwAY.-The
administration Of the civil law in Norway
is most admirably contrived. In every
school district the freeholders elect Jus.
tice OF the Court Of Reconciliation. Eve
~ lawsuit must first be brought before this
Justice, and by the parties in person, as no
lawyer or attorney is allowed TO practice in
this Court. The parties appear in person,
and state their mutual complaints and griey-
ances at length, aud the Justice carefully
notes down all the facts and statements Of
the plaintiff and defendant, and after due
consideration, endeavors to arrange the mat
ter, and proposes for this purpose what he
considers to be just and fair in the premi-
ses. If his judgment is accepted, it is i'm.
medlately entered in the court above, which
is Court Of Record and if it is appealed
from, the case goes up to the District Court,
upon the evidence already taken in writing,
by the Justice Of the Court Of Reconclia-
ton. No other evidence is admitted If
the terms proposed by the Justice are pro.
nounced 10 be Just and reasonable, the par.
ty appealing has TO pay the costs and charg-
es Of the appeal. This system of minor
courts prevents deal OF unnecessary, e1.
Pensiye, and vexatious litigation. The case
goes up from court to court upon the same
evidence, and the legal argument rests up
on the same facts, without trick or circum.
locution Of any kind from either party
There is no chance for peuifoggers-th
baHultti or the baI. D., siUtI. s,u-
pid clients cannot be deluded, nor Judge or
Jury mystihed by the skill of sharp practi-
TONERS in the courts Of law in Norway
More than two-thrds Of the suits commence
ed are settled in the Court of Reconcilia.
ton, and Of the remaining third not so SET.
tied, not more than one-lenth are ever car
ried up.
The Judges Of the Norwegian courts are
responsible for errors of judgment, delay,
ignorance, carelessness, partiality or preju-
dice. They may be summoned. accused,
and tried in the Superior Court, aud, if con-
victed, are liable in damages 10 the party in
jured. There are therefore, very few un.
worthy lawyers in the Norwegian courts
The bench and the bar are distinguished
for integrity and learning. They have
great influence in the community, and the
country appreciate the many benefits which
have resulted from their virtue and wisdom.
II q Ho1,rsH
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-07

sls $3.50 = - IA. i.ss--s.s ~
e. 80 .ta
ia - d ~ 49, A. 49,. a.
Cess. sHI11lsl11al a. HlI4r.s , s1Hras "a Ilse
~ isla. ~ ntl = fFraaras 49, =. lsa......
ga $3.50 $50 = o. 49, tsrHaraI g 80
49, a. 1eralrT q. aea 49, eaaa. +.
CpaktlsE = A. 49,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-07

u rsafs ga laIaraa-a I - : -.
49, r1rea az 80 ~ - tas.uasi -
49, A. "a FaaaF $50 asrs'ra - 49, - 49,.
seef - - aslilf - = - s.aaiss arsI a.
a - "a $500 49,. t...11 a. - = l,lA
a. eaua : aau.ieasar - - 1cpa.ud So
49, 10 aras. 49, sei - allla.ll1. - !. 80
p ~ ~ O. sIauslr. aed ~ 4rsasrslaE 4 -
49, 4 al1uas suai A. ~. 49, ~ . . -.
- - ~ a. 'aaral 1aser = ~ 49, "a.
49, al.alf rAarua'f ~ 49, ualnI,, 90
- nu.rN
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-07-07

enaas fHa n arss isurrs ~. ~
y ~ "a - lsa aruras rilra - Ellasl.s
$50 = TaEsf Lalla
heue1 Aa.ilas-i kns,i - ~ 80 :,
- nff.a = asai - Faa analr aua1 taral haIi
aaaI A. aalasla 49, 49, b. aTsIa -
CO., 80 = aE1HtT 49, T. nsrrr $780, -
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CHEAP RooFs, -Messrs Editors II wa.
noticing the other day neat dwelling erect.
ed by Mr. Moody, an enterprising mechanic
in Northampton, aud remarked the singular
appearance of the roof lie informed me
the roof was covered with cheap boards,
and these overlaid with cheap cotton cloth.
The cloth then received coat of paint.
which was spread over with sand.
In reply 10 my inquiries as 10 its probable
durability, | was shown a roof that was
nearly Hat, and had been used for place to
dry furniture for about seven years, which
was in good order. The expense is but
trhe compared with shingles, aud learn
that many persons in that village are putting
a covering of this kind over their old roofs
that have been leaky, instead of removing
the old shingles and replacing them with
new. As shingles are very high, and cot.
ton cloth and sand cheap. now is the favor
able time to try the experiment
Boston Cuhiu0fOr.