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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

engraved Of ythins OF the ald that has com, under
inspection and viii be u great value 20 learner. Of
this popular mode Of writing. The price IS only One
Dollar veal with hbers discoun, To Clubs The name
OF Mr. DrER s fuI sus r,nty rhz, the Journal VIII be
standard sork IN its peculiar held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

~ Water.Cure Establishmeut, oyasr Say,
l. E:iles from New-Yorx.--JosL Saw. Nd. author
he tc Editor Of the WaferCure Journal and he earliest
American practitioner OF tho mode. and DR.. p hooy,
pGp u PE-s.Rit1, resolve ,steus a. aocye Fss'
.sss xess fsgs, FER 'ssmsosi c'0ios y T. ~ LiISs
Atrta go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

ITO PHISTERs.-JOHS d. McCREARYs PRINT
Dg Inks De had IN Quantities 10 suit purchasers his
Depot sPruces Constantly hand black Ink for 90 90
So % IS and 10 cents per b. Also, superior article for
g. g and - d. Coored inksred from 81 TO q So
yellow, blue, green ke at O. 30 per H. specimen of the
sdvsrlsers News Ink may be This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

TO BOOK.kEEPERs, AND THOSE WHO
i WRITE.-Cobys Patent Botnng Paper, . new and
asefl sIce for the use Of schools colleges pubic oces,
NC and aow u use by most Of the principal bookkeepers ID
To IA For sale by A TRAyERs co. Sole Agents
Vh i'm Azi6onlane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

From IRE BRITISH PRovIScEs.-Hslifax dates
to the 18th, and - John On. b. the 18th ult
that indications Of the potato rot have made their
appearance in the fields OF Nova Scotia Four hundred
and fifty gallons of spirits smuggled into the country
from the United States had been secured By the
nue. officers The Provincial Revenue schooner Phan-
tom had sailed for Grand Manan 10 proec; the English
fishermen from the depredations OF the Americans.
Accident ~ Newfoundland Harb0r.-Thc FIRST Of last
week boa, Containing four persons was struck by
squat Ia Newfoundland Harbor, hlled with water and
went down stern foremost Two ofthe inmates Of the
boat named Kenneth J. McLea and Thomas P. Hall
being unable swim, sunk after struggling for few
seconds. The other two sustained themselves in the
water until assistance reached them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

CoorERs TOOLS eoagI,,ngg, ar 81; i riTTIE
HSsvss iIos. % lssesfI Ns1.yogt ~ sspsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-In New Orleans, on the
evening Of the 2lst ult Joseph skeudsn. sailor re
Gently discharged from Caired states Msn-of-wa.
was Knocked down By two mea aiii robbed u $40
which he bad IN belt around bic body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

THIS DAY PUBLISHED Part XVII u the Retro
spset Of Practical Medicine and Surgery being half
yearly summary o every discovery and improvement Of
practical moortsnce made 10 the Medical Sciences dur
ing the last six months
Terms for the whole series, mos LIN slo per snnum,
81 So single Numbers, Is cts DANIEL ADEE,
ans 81 Publisher, lO7 Fulton. 81 Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

ITO wArCH.MAkERs.-A snali saop and -
drsss D 6, Jrsesns ones' WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

| CANAL ToLLs.-The following is the amount OF
tolls collected in this city the month Of July for the
/ years named
| is46 slsl06 80 ls47. .s25453 ~ ls4s sao5 3l A.
Showing decrease of 81 9.2 o. from lsi7 and in
crease of 81 ~ % over 1916 lROch. Dem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

FoUSD, Is THE WATER.--The body of an IN
known man found floating in the East RIVER near
Judds wharf about 10 o'clock last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

= Ooo MOUNT SAVAGE FIRE BRICK
OUtbU $40 barrels Soap Stone Dust ground and bolt
ed for Foundry use Soap sone Slabs and Blocks, BY tho
Ton Fuune Block, CRADLES. AZ &c qst received For
sale by 'ANLS' oELoc w.
fvz5 3wD4W ~ Futonsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

~ Campaign JournsI.-23 COPIES fer IS so
COPIES for SlO.-We have been induced to issue Cam
paigue journal. We have thus far hssltaed from reluc
interfere, in appearance, w he local hg
papers But friends IN different paris Of the State, hav,
insisted and The paper viii be sent TO subscn
bers for Three NOTWITHSTANDING from the reception Of the
subscription
II il believed by our friends that such paper viii be use
fgl We shall endeavor to make II so Reng Of opinion
that the interests Of the country and Of the Wig Party are
Identical shall labor 30 and maintain harmony In
the Wing rsnk-o press hnme The Importance Of efficient
Orr son and the necessity O the election u TAYLOR
and FILLMORE, and Wig Congress and Legislature
lfhee Important results are accomplished, everything else
desirable, politically. can be secured.
There Is Danger that tbe dssensous among the Loco
Focos will lesd 10 apathy among the Wings This must BE-
avoided The prize Of victory within grasp II Is
not secured the Wings must themselves bear the odum snd
responsibility The disasters VI 1874 the result Of A
fatal error on the part Of those who deemed third party
Organization the only hope Of Freedom Similar disasters
srs now 10 be apprpheuted from similar
We appeal 70 those who believe that the Wing party Is
lie true party Of Freedom 10 nd In the circulation VI THL
CsMPes JoURSaL Il desirable that there should be no
dsay Scarcely three months remain for organization
This ef period should be zeelously employed II pnl-
dert and thorough In our work. The National Government
Ia all ia Departments viii be redeemed.
One OF two active Wings IN each town could easily get
up Clubs Of fry For the sake Ofihs Csuse trust the e.
fort viii be Immediately made.
TEYMs -Twenty-three copies for -, Fifty copies for
$40 Each package be sent 10 address The mo
nsv must accompany the order. Address TEN EYCk a
CO Albany Evening journal, Albany, y 7. aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
NEW AND GREAT DISCOVERY for reu

~ derng Daguerreo ype indehble, a. o1n1 ~.
MUM One Dollar Daguerrean Gallery. 49, orVsa-
way third foor between Maidsulsue and Liberty e-has
70 connection with any other room or s .ns
ely Vo ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

~ SLICE No. NJ. will conduct the resde
through the " FiUe Points,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ VI. Araso's Lectures on Astronomy.-r

~ VI. Arago's Lectures on AstrOnomy.-rhs
Lectures Of this celebrated Philosopher published In
~ neal forn with illustrations and sold at tn,
losr price Of IS cents. The contents ss follows.
LECTURE /. .Geasral Laws Of the Refiacton and Re
9ton OF Light Lenses Tesesc Structure VI the ~
ii History oi Astronomy The dHercn, signs VI th'
Zodiac.
III. Aspect Of the Heavens Motions u the Heaven,
Bodies.
". The Fixed Stars
". Distance OF the Planets The Sun Physical Consi
luton Of The Sun; The Moon Physical Constitution OF Ih
Moon.
VI .Mercary; Physical Constitution ofMercury; Venus
Appearances Of Venus she around the Sun Phys
ical Constitution Of Venus; Superior Plsues; Msy Phys
cal Constitution Of Msrs The four Telescope PlanetsJu
no. Ceres, PalIss and Vesta-
VII. Jupiter and his Satellites Physical Constitution
yupieri Saturn bis Ring and his sais ites Hersche
Uranus. and bis a,elliss.
VIII. Distances Dismeters Volumes NC. " tire Planets
Kepers Laws Universal Attraction OF the Masses Of the
Planets.
TX Figure OF the Earth dimensions of the Earth The
Esrtns Motion; Dunal Rotation VI The Earth Annual
ton Of the Earth.
X. Inequalities Of The Earth and Moon.
XII Comets Halieys and other Comets Physical Con-
siirlton Of Comets.
XII. .EcHpses OF tie Noon Eclpses Of the Sun
XIII. The Tides.
xiv Determination Of Lett ude and Longitude
XIV The Aimos phere OF the Moon in the Horizons The
Harvest Moon.
XVI. The Seasons ant the Days The Earts Teupers-
ure
XVII. The Calendar.
Appendix Table OF the CONSULTATIONS with the number OF
Stars in each far those Of the sixth magniudei Sum
mary. jyS If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

TO Mercantile Library Associafiou.-NOtice TO
Mepbers-The Library and Reading Room VII be closed
two weeks from the nh 10 the 2s list for the pur pose Of
cleaning the rooms making necessary alterations Ac
Books which have been kept out longer Than the ms
allowed BY the bylaws 81, regulations may De retained
su2 q By order, HENRY A OAKLEY, Rec sec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

AccIDESIs.-Yesterdsy horse and wagon be
Ion gng Charles Oakley away in Greenwich It and
severely injured two men who were walking on the
sidewalk by running violently against them boy
about 10 wears Of age was accidentally drowned last
nish, at the foot OF Catharne Ferry. The body was
recovered shortly Afterward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04
. TT. UIF" Q10I : III. WUII 10 q NIIIIIII -
which l. IN heaven gave good hinge
II. Every good tree bringeth forth good. nu

- THE ILLUSTRATED MoSTHLY COURIER
MAGAZINE Newspsper' has been started IN Philadel
hi. bv A McMakin s. Co. and we have received the
a., rnnber from Berford Co who have for sale
here his splendid qusrto, printed on clear and
h.r,;,,,I TYNE and embelshed with number OF spin
lied wood illustrations. from pictures BY Rohermsl
p.ul Durrsn and designs by Sir. Dallas who has the
,snsgement of this department OF the periodical It.
contains articles by Fsyete Robinson II. B. Hrst Mrs
8 o.Le. smith. Anne {. Lynch and others. The de-
; NJ the usper is very good and we hope Il may be
xsu ps,rouzed The article Autographs is amusing,
though we do not by any means ssree with the author
.ns the illustration TO Evsngene is exceedingly web
designed Mr. puggSn's picture, however we think
-. 40, rsceved full justice at the engravers hands.
-. THE FLOWERS PERsOSIFIED,' by TAX
, Dr,oRp and illustrated with steel engrsvinss by
G,,xpvrI1E has reached the aoth Part TrsHty.fosr
connle,s the work, and very rich and splendid one
!, ui he This number contains str personihed Floral
,.,,-,..ep,stons-the Anemone Gersnium. GllyfOweT,
"a Ranupculus, forming The Flower Market and the
Mourning Bride and MArigoh In this Part also, the
entertaining Essay on Botany "a concluded and good
dissertation on the Cultivation Of Flowers commenced
u,aer The ,itle Of Ladies HORTICULTURE published BY
r. Martin. 90 cherysD
~ .TBE AMERICAN PHosooRAPHic JOUR
x.I" is very pretty little monthly Of sixteen pages
printed IN the Photographs Cshorthsnd) ehArneisrs'
es.:sd .ad Published by DyKs a WsssEEA 70 soGsA
Tsird-ss yhgsdslphsA. Il "a By lx shs most correctly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

Il ~ LHHUI..-I
TX n stesds Beds, Mattresses and ~ fifsfs
%.,. ssss5 e sS.,S.;s. T @. as
berry Tho attention Of LOusekeepers aud others psrl.
srly called 20 Wells psten, h and len screw betseac.
which drew the premium the ate Fair n ts Armenian
Institute Old beds yated Cots wbolssas and retail
iyll Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-04

THE EsGLIsHYAS's GREEK CoNcoRDASc o.
THE NV Testament This is one OF the most elabo
rate publications ever issued from the American Press
Il is from the extensive Publishing establishment Of
Harper & Brothers To the student Of the Scripture
in the original Greek it is almost ndisPens able The
plan is to present to the student every word in the
Greek Testament with all the passages In which that
word occurs, in all It's moods lenses andicsses In the
English edition the English word corresponding with
the Greek being printed in haics Thus the word Aso
hos
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
Jones Drops Pills for IlunlOrs.
Facts are Stubborn things" Her
one among Il mass n others

Burlington, VI Dec 18Th 1877.
Thes. J. Harris Clsremunt, n II Dear
S'f The success Of Jones Drops and Pills
for humotsi N TINS vicinity, has 80 reduced
the supply sent me four months since, tia,
vii thanh ypu "a forward by early express,
say SIX do2on more Should YOU wan oy.-
deuce OF rehei' and cures by your arprcCIa.
TED remedy, allow me To- send you Icsumo-
mails from = number of my friends and Gus
TONERS, who have NOT only used II to helr
satisfaction, bot wish to communicate It's
happy effect, Tor the good of others
luIrs truly, r. PECK.
Nothing ~ 50 cheap, as nothing is 80 eN .
cac"n' For sale hy Luther D,mcIs Rot
land d Norpou. Jr " RuHand Perkins
4 Ni'np|~ ta,'ieiuu J ne, 4 Duo Shre,y,
bury, Sleidol 4 N.cn. Pawlet. q IS harlow
Clarendon ~wIpes Alien n Co Ia,rhayru.
N"}cs q Hams routucy and BaikIcy 4
Sargent Granville toGcs. sly.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

A TfghiV diHdbic PREPARATION, cdpdD6
from the prompttudc Of its action Of
clearing hc system in a fer hours Of
crcry Jorm
YNIIE origin, dcvcopemeni and supror,
d of worms IN the. human system. arc to
be attributed To a depraved and dcbIh'aleI
CONDITION Of tho stomach and bowe.s; It tie
ing an established fact, that where The d
gostlon is unlmpalred, and the general pow
crs Of tne system In a healthy state, they can
find no hibiallun This preparation has tho
peculiar advantage ot not only destroying
eveN worm, but also Of producing healthy
action OF The stomach and other organs Of tl
gesiion, thereby relieving many complaint,
arising lIom arrangement Of tho digeSuNe
organs.
The following is an extract ola letter 81.
dressed to A i. & y. Sands from the agent
al Derby Line
Derry Line, Vt May 7.laic
Geullcmeu--l received the box Of "Deld
Sho." Ncrrlluge about fifteen days since.
and have only a Few dozen eil on rd,whl,h
viii be- gone IN less than ten DAYS 1t sccu.q
TO do the work to the perlec, satisfaction Of
all who use il. ! hear some great accounts
Of It, where 1t had produced the expulsion a.
from Is OF 90 10 MS worms from one pes %
and nearly the same number from some
children. Dt course YOU viii think worms
one Of me prevailing dlscases Ia Canada ana
Vermont. Please send me another supply
a. soon as Convenient. Re ,pecllully,
I G. BUTLER
Price % cents. Prepared by DIR. T. H.
Pecry, and sold wholesale and retail by a
B d. Sands. Druggists, 100 Fulton ST.
corncrof William. New York Sold also
by Luther Daniels, Rutland, t. J Biss
Go. brandon. and by Druggi-ts generally
throughout the United States sh2
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
Mr tlisier's all healing Ointment

o.
hoa,. j. vi, re un.t,a iAai a il,k t ..H.,
nu'. 1ss, - ION r.ini- o. tie sut.tr.
wtt,4 tnItrs'cs tnst il|, Precipitation flows
ua.rlt'fs .f,u.t otcu vc ate I1 lcauU. N..
ceases when Ne IRE si,k Lie cannot ir
sast.Iuri wfHf.i % IlI, I'..un ~ from
20 .....1 Hti other ...t..ts .t she N,.N. at.
tI.g"s,s To-, iu's means. .' nearly al. '."ffp.
puluc. wUn.urs Inc language uI ~.t.p-
tete u, Zoe blood l- 'Hc I|c u 20 ever
b'unm1s impure. It may be traced dtc.l"
- &hc s'oppaQc ui the t.srutt.r -,ttpIrah1u
. hus Ne 500. ali Inst - rcrts,iry whcr the
tloot is snCuar'. ~ lu',.. ID. 20 orru 'he
rorrs. and it ,.te,cs tfe'.l I.u. Do. lmnauN
i,sfutp rs own beat ,ut ,ltp.t, are sui-
h,.r eat, vtuoutur lIf.fle OF mc.l.lrc. OK
rrg' 80 oVcn i.d putrs upon tue .0tlolr
lLu, ~c SEQ ilc i..'y ui aAng 80 much iu-
tetral r,m-d.cs tgu,uuouor-, how,,er
trcc, their ,,lous 'o restore the iuscr.iu.c
Precipitation. The Thomson an. torlu,t,ucc
,,cmt, Vie lIsdrora,nl., sltpods vs. 900 wet
blankets. the Ilumnp,ttl-t deals ouriuduus
sm,is, the At.opalhrst bleed, and to,s,s Us
with mercury, and the h,u,,elug QuItk
hores u with pH'~, pi is. pills.
10 C.Vc some lIra of lNe amount OF the
. iuscus,5'r .cisiIrttton, wc wII state that the
lcatned Dt lavculo,k. a>cruaIncd that
B hvc-eicbs Of a.. We RECEIVE ga the stomach,
/ prs~e' otl hy ills means. IN other vof3s.
/ IT wc e,t aud drink eight pound, pcr ds,.o
evacugic tive pounds ~ Q, by Tie Inscu>jH,t
pcNplnuor.
Ih, D.. uuuc Other thar tie u,et u, ,atu.
.c.ts g Toe blood, md other ut.r, .luIar
place o. the rrV aud 'te,lurcs In,nclk
,u. therefore. Is to retain 10 The system i've
eigLt> ct a'i the vifuIcri matter u.a' nalufr
domand, shuu.1 leave tie rudy.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
2'4a'REsAI
,aCNCRTC. &C, y
RE NEEDY
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE, OE M AI.TU
2o7 Main Street. L uHalo. NJ. T.

60 49, m.I marvellous medical power --
Wherever l' has gone. ahd south America,
I.t.taJ. taulIa, ant The United Slo'rs
D. haze pfu,,l size roth OF tls statement, the
above quotation 10 a strong srd rithv scn.
ten,c. ZEN, the whole story In,auds, the
principle upon which you are cured may ~
bc known to you. bot the result of irel oi
. ihe auirIci Is satisfactory, YOU are restored
and the secret at The cure tcmaius with he
pr.ruciur The mrd enc Is a compound OF
rVcniy-luo dlsuurt vegetable agencies each
individual root ha, rs own particular, ~.
/ elusive, medical property, cotitctng WIN
uo other mpuuGd-caCh root makes rs
own ,utr-lud a. perfect combination.
WHOM taken into the Syst,m,it does the wuth
winch N,rrut, when her laws were first cs-
uni,bed, intended u should do-puules.
strengthens and restores the broken down,
dchi,a.od constitution. Dropsy, IN all It's
Characters. Will be completely etadicated
from The system by its use. Sec pamphlets
an agent, hands, Tor free citculaunn-thcy
treat upon aIi diseases, and show testimony
at cures Gravel, and all complaints of the
urinary organs, form also the caps" OF great
suilctng. ami Nauphus luh1utupuc has as
quircd TO small celebrity over the country,
ry the cure, It has made 10 this distressing
CltsSol affections So famed, II seems, -
tlIs medicine, that It has thus attracted the
notice uf one of our medical publications. la
the November uumber, l. 10, OF the Buffalo
journal aud Monthly Review OF Medical and
Surgical Science" IN an article upon calcu-
lous diseases. and solvents, the writer, al
ter noticing the fact that the English gov
eminent once purchased secret remedy,
an! also noticing tho purchase IN ls02 ~ a
sccrc, remedy 10y the Legislature OF New
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12

\ NDLLLNS AAAs for iss1y
l O l. ROBBINS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
SThW B0kkETS.
PLNMPTON 4 MASLETON,
Drd NUC6 CTURE Els,
No. 10, Milk Street Boston. Mass

ATfFR or,alea iarls .oo, OF Sew
~ ans t4s,pu-s.e sly e., Spuos Hounc.s,
CausIs'.uy 900 g4ft ~ 'l..lWs
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-04-12
Dr. II 4 PccrN's
Ncrmifugc or Bead Shot,"
FOR WORMS.

4 Highly I'dlndbic Preparation, capdjit
from the promptitude Of its action q
clearing hc system in a fer hours o
crcrV Worm.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

The Origin If the term "Itsaos."-
The origin of the term "News" has been
variously defined. @News is a fresh &C.
count Of any thing; it is something moi
heard before; "News is an account of the
transactions of the present times" The
word "News" is not, as many imagine, de-
rived from the adjective new. In former
times, between the years of 1894 and 1870,
it was a prevalent practice; to put over the
periodical publications of the day, the ini'
:al letters of the cardinal points ofthe CON-
pass, thus -
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL.

Washington, Jan. II, P. NJ.
Semate-Sundry petitions were present
ed and referred to the appropriate Commit
Iees.
Mr.. Badger made a spirited and cnerget-
ic speech in opposition to tho Ten Regi-
ment Bill.
Mr.. Foote spoke in defence of it, when
the Senate adjourned.
HJuse-Mr. Bolts, chairman Of the Com
!mittee, on Military Affairs, presented a bill
|to provide clothing for volunteers, allow
ing same as to regulars.
A bill also was presented from same CON-
mittee, making provision for disabled off
GERS, and another for an asylum for enfee'
bled soldiers. ..s. ..-
Mr.. Vinton from the committee on Way
and Means, presented q bill providing fol
obtaining a loan of $ls,5o0,O0O.
Mr.. Broadhead moved that the Hous'
90 into Committee Of the Whole on so nue.
Of the Presidents Message as relates t.
military affairs MIR. B. made feme re
marks in opposition to the war. a, .,.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31
"UNrrED We SrANp-Drv1pED WE FALL"
GIRLS SONG.

Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory,
Her warriors wreath is in our hands
Our lips breathe out her story,
Her lofty hills and valleys green
Are shining bright before U.S.
And like a rainbow is seen
Her proud flag waving Ger us.
And there are smiles upon rnr lips
For those who meet the ;ceman-
For glory's star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon by women.
For those who brave the mighty deep
And scorn the threat of danger,
We've smiles to cheer and tears TO wcel
For every ocean ranger.
Our nearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her freedom;
Our prayer is for her gallant band,
Who strike where honor leads them.
We love the taintless air We breathe
IT'S freedoms endless bower;
Well Irvine for him an endless wreath
Who scorns a t~yrant's power.
They tell of frances beauties rare
Of{taly's proud daughters;
ScotIand's ~lasses, E~ngland's fair
And nynphs ofShannon's waters,
We need not boast their naughty charms.
Though lords around them hover,
Our glory lies in freedoms arms
A FREEMAN for 4 Lover.
Nv o. Commercial Times.
Democratic banner., 1848-01-31

A WrrrY HuNcHBAcx.-Soon after the
NJ ws of the battle of Bunker Hillhad reach.
ed England, there was not a little NORTH
cation felt among the people, and especial
ly among the British troops stationed in
London, at the inauspicious resultof That
sanguinary engagement. One day a poor
was passing through tho gate
at Hyde Park, when atali horse-guarGn man,
touching the senvious mountain on bis. bsek.
|said:-"What have ouhere, my friend2,'o
Bunker Hill, you darned red; c0ct!" was
the reply.
He had 'waked mp the wrong passenger
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