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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

A DRUNKES lNcEYpIARY-A man in Wolf
boro, n. H., recently returned home drunk, and
after beating his wife, seized frchrand, and
running to his barn, threw il into the hny.mow,
which was instantly in flames, consuming the
barn and house, with all their contents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

rS There will be no President Of the United
States on Sunday, the 4th of March next (Gen.
THylor's Inauguration not taking place until the
slD. A national day of rest, at the expiration
Of Mr. Folks term. strikes US as quite appropri-
Sprinqfeid Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

t1r A Western paper calls on the old Bay
State to send along few more female teachers,
intimating that they will have no difficulty in
finding good husbands, The editor Of the Boston
Transcript responds, in the language of the Van
Buren, men, Massachusetts sItirns he Jribe"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

tS5 A matrimonial epidemic has been raging
for year past in the neighborhood of Pough-
keepsie, n. T., which has carried off great mum.
bers of young men and women-has taken even
boys OF l7--and has Affected TO some extent the
widows and widowers. In one church il is said
there is scarcely manageable couple left.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

esT The Locoiocos in Goshen, in the 9TH Con-
gressionAl district Of this State, voted for Girls.
void, their candidate in the 9th district. A
few years ago, there was but one Locofoco vote
given in the town, and the man who gave that,
had 10 ct the Postmas,er's wife to write it for
him IS Springfield Republican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

CHLoRoFoRM A CURE FOR CnoLERA.-Dr.
James Hill, resident surgeon at the Peckham
House Asylum (England), states that he has
tried chloroiorm in ten cases of malignant chol.
era, with complete success; six of the patients
having perfectly recovered, and four being con.
valaaf ant . -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

Er At the late Court of Common Pleas in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Mary McClelland obtained
verdict Of $4,000 against John Vandervert, for
breach of promise Of marriage. Paying pretty
dear for few months courting.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

81 The Railroad from Troy to Whitehall, by
Saratoga, is expected to be completed in about
three weeks. This link in the chain of commu-
nieation between New York and Montreal is
much needel
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

NEw York 100000 MAJORITY FoR GEN
TAYLoR.-O Official and unofficial returns from
tn whole State have been received, and show a
majority for Taylor of ss,i62 votes over Van
Buren,. and ios,955 over Cas- The plurality
Of Van Buren, over Cas- is 5,793. The aggre.
gate vote Of the Stute is 453, 4s7-aboui $4,000
les Ihnn In 1871
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

HYDRoPnoBIA CuRED.--A lady by the name
Of Burroughs in Camden, N. j., has been, Il Is
thought, completely cured Of this terrible mai.
ady, by the administration Of chlorofom ON the
recurrence Of every spasm. At last accounts
she was comfortable, and was DESTROYS of taking
a glass of water, but postponed it for fear Of q
return of the spasms
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

FEMALE CowHIDIsG AFFAIR.-At Fort
Smith, Arkansas, Mrs Sledham eowhided Mrs
Sabine, teacher OF the academy, for whipping
one Of her sons, little boy attending the school.
Mrs Stedham was fined 500
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

GB- The Wings Of Rochester have agreed to
celebrate the national Wing triumph by provid.
ing all the poor Of that city with the means for
a substantial Thanksgiving dinner. The idea is
an exceedingly happy one, and worthy of being
followed in other places.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

A FEMALE lScENDiARY SENTEScEp.-The
Supreme Court of Rhode Island have sentenced
Ann Campbell, who was convicted of arson al a
previous term Of the Court, to ten } ears impris-
onment in the State Penitentiary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

A COURAGEOUS You've LADY.-Dr. Rice,
Of Leverett, extracted for Miss Dudley, short
time since, eleven teeth, at one time Miss bud.
ley, although of delicate make, and fine and
sensitive nerve, never once thought OF making
"any fuss" about the thing This was done
trithoN the use of chloroform.
.4mherst Express. 1871 insi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

fg The Locofocos are predicting that Gen.
Taylor's administration will diappoint the
Wings. Perhaps 50 but the Wings have this
that his election has disappointed the
Locofocos .dkbdnE Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

Snow SroRM.-Some eight or ten inches Of
snow fell here on Monday last, afording us a
brief interval of sleighing. Down the river, the
storm was more severe, delaying the arrival Of
many of the railroad trains
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

eSr" There is no HARM" says the Rev. Mr.
Montgomery, in smoking tobacco, except that
it leads to Misunderstanding to intoxication--
intoxication to bic-bilc to indigestion--indi-
gestion to consumpton-consuuption to death.
That il all"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

DEATH OF MEMBER OF CoNaREss.-IIon.
A. d. Sims, Member of the present Congress,
and also elected to the next. from the 4th district
of South Carolina, died at Kingiree, Nov. IG.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

81 In Stanley county, Norih Carolina, the
voters were unanimous for Gen. Taylor. There
was not one vote cast against him. Let every
Wing inscribc on the tablets Of his memory the
name Of that glorious county.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

% -Four newspapers are printed in the Sand
wieh Islands, spreading religion as well as POI
litical intelligence among people raised within
few years from the depths of barbarism
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

Foolish GIRL.-A young English girl named
Wetzell, in Charlesiown, Mass, in consequence
OF having been reprimanded by her mother, took
some arsenc-not to kill herself, but to make
herself sick. The result was death.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

81 As MIR Abel Towards, of Rose, Wayne
county, N. Y, was setting of a blast on Slate
Stone sile, n lighted cigar fell from his mouth
INTO inc powder espooeu' blowing him ten
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

81 According to the Raleigh, n. c. Biblical
Recorder, l6s persons of whom 2l were color
ed, were baptized at one time in Chowan river
in that State. The line of candidates entered
the water hand in hand, and extended over 100
wards
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

ca Mar Yohannan, the HISTORIAN Bishop,
well known in this country from having visited
here with Rev. Mr. Perkins, has been excommu.
nicated from the HISTORIAN Church, by the Pa.
triarch, for his adhernnce 10 Professionalism.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

uNcERrAINTy OF THE LAVA woman.
who was convicted two years ago at Tallapoosa,
Ala, OF the murder of her husband, and sentenc.
cd to the Penitentiary for life, has had . new
irisl, and been acquitted,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

LOVE- PATs.-George Love, of Providence
has been placed under bonds for beating his
wife. What's in a name?
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24
Vermont State Prison.

Expenses of the year, exclusive of
interest, $6,752 A
Receipts, 4,2s4 46
Balance of expenses over receipts, --
exclusive OF interest, 2,5l7 9S
Liabilities OF the Prison amount TO 10000 so
Assets, 1890 ~
Balance against the Prison, $50 70
Add unpaid interest, 1880 90
Balance against Prison, Sept. !, 1s, 1883 rs
Add assets over liabilities, Sept. /, al, ,5si "A
Total expended and loss for the year
l847-S, 1884 Al
Number of prisoners, 51-l9 employed in
carriage making, 20 oil shoes, tailors 2, walters
&c. 10, insane L. IPaLioa's Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
Part H..

The Panorama opens with scene IN me Gun o. he,'
win HDe display Of sailing vessels, seaineis' &C
view u the Is AID and City Of Galveston Sho''y ao'
IN. I've jesOlder before him .-
TAYLOR's ARMY ENcAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI
Presently graphic Wen r
THE ARMY UNDER MARCh
with u. long train Of wagons pesses The eye Ahef No
days march We ind the
Army ENCAnPED FOR THE NIGHT,
within. Camp FIRES -ntinels Tesnsisrs, &c Next comes
a hi--nke view VI
THE ARMY FORDiSG THE COLORADO RIVER
This IL vefy beautiful scene. and admired BY a. who
,isu The appearance Of the planted on either
ssnk Of the nveI protect troops whe cfossng Ihe
march Of The men and into the wse' The care taken
~ the soldiers 10 heir musses and banners above
their heads while wsding almost shOuderdeep. he beauty
Of the surrounding forest scenery ne hne towing sean
i,.e q the troops TIE opposite bank and her
ofmai into line again, all 10 this piece can be Du'
family described by word slOne mus; be seen 70 be ap
preciaeo While the audience sdmirng the piece just
G.sc,Jed. the scene changes and they care on
VIEW or THE CITY or MATAMOROs,
with iis barracks Of Mexican soldery From The city the
b.hodey ia carried In sight Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
r~~ ron NENPOKT AND MIDDLE
INSURANCE.
nFFICE OK "ruE HOPE MUTUAL. LIVE
~ INSf RANCE COMPANY Waist. Mortimer

~
~ INSURANCE COMPANY" 9 Waist aoraHsf
Buildings NewY ork, 18Th March, 1917 -.
This Institution incorporated In lbi-"lh hD'ie sn'
perpetual charter, and duly organized according % ,sN
has commenced the business VI LIFE lrSb hA'Ns' on
the mutual principes the profits being disirn ~
nuay among the Insured according 10 the act q meoPo
ration. The rates Of premiums conform win ue usa ~
other similar companies the convenience Oh pbes
suring who wold prefer Ia pay tne premiums Dy s.
mens II IL leh Their option when the premium eNceeos
So 10 pay One-haf cash. and secure payment Oh ne
sdue In Il months, BY an approved note bearing h'7'o
The lives OF married men may be insured fof The oensi
OF their wives and Children inst upon NE dccease ~ ",
insured the wife II living II not then hs children vi.
receive the amount payable b. The policy Tree AMI clear
any claim by the creditors Of the deceased
For the greater security Of parties insrnS WIN DDS coE
pany the Tmsee. have provided indemnify and Ia 10
amount of 10 meet losses dat may upOa poe
ces issued by the Company which Is 10 remain ufe css
Ia exceeding thai amount shall have been realized from ne
receipt Of premiums, when VIII lie no longer nrccssy
and may be Withdrawn.
The following lot " ms Ocef- and Trustees TOT h'
ensuing year--glL
Nathaniel Weed, Ezra Wood, ChaUncey iVes
Simeon BALDWIN Joseph b Nones, PHILIP ) GalpD,
Dennis Perkins, Roswell Hoy, Wu. l.. Brewer
John A Davenport, Sarn'l saiierles, James Dimon,
Aex'r n Dana, & HI. Beardsiey, Chas Nlllrssy,
Charles J. Taylor, John W Leeds Joseph ID warren
Aexr Hamilton, AleA'r " Holly, stephen Provost
James 4 s0uuer, WIN. T. Minor Theo Davenport
ALEXANDER n. HOLLY, President
JOHN w LEEDS Assistant President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice President
JOSEPH b. MONIES, Aetuary
| ROSWELL HOYT Secretary.
1 t VIM. WELLS. General AGENT -
Dams, WoOdnlr q Leonard. Esq- Counseors and MOI
neys Of the Company for sew-fOrk VIM It. Minor, kt3
Counselor and Attorney for Stanford. Ezra Wood, ND
and A. Cooke Hull, NJ ID Physicians Medical Exanhsfs
and Advisers Of the Company Tor Sew-fofk ChsIneey
Ayres Md Physician AID Medical Adviser for stamford
null a,aIf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
BATTLE OF PALo ALTO,

and shown the positions Of the two Armies the nature Of
the ground and oil the interesting aud exciting incidents ana
scsnery Of that great bstile.
Here are brought to view in ful action, the American
ard Mexicsn armies with their relative positions The
snoks Of the artillery the gsoping Of the officers across
the plain bearing orders ali parts Of The field the fall
ing Of the dead the bearing of Of the wounded and a.
the wid confusion Of that deadly conflict shown in THE
picture and the perfectly cool manner in which Gen
TAYLOR giving his orders IN ne teyy costume whio
he po,e that memorable day. intensely exciting, and
leads spectator to the field Of battle An ohcer who
took an active part that fight remarked on seeing IT, thai
he was again Pao Alto Such il the wonderful effect Of
portreyIng LIFE on canvass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

. NIGH SCHOOL PROSOJ NClN6 DICTIONARY
y N lie Fog ~ language. shriired from .-e 49, ~
D'r0us-v II Noah Wooster IL D win acc,nel ~, i i
uI.r.es u Cs-scaI. Scripture and Mpl7IH U.S. f'
nance Boy William q. Webster - - - a.. A..
Tbs i neal dldecimO v0.llie OF ~ 49, -. e,,,
- ,o.t. ~ i-h -of-f7Ife the body ~ our an suat q
v t numerous echrc. Terms 10 the sciences ~ a..
many WORDS and phrases from oih-r -; e.n "
each such parlc4.es ar also a. "c. = li,s 4.
se-f ifrnefsey aer thf verbs. A. well a. inose Ncn
sr ,r-e..r Or not Of easy formation. but mostly "ne
5e4-ir- ~ er meaning may b- easily dcdlced RON me
primive under which they stand. l1esulsf p1ras are
rreu IN tbs work a. also the plras Of noun, w ~ Lr
bei,g rrssf errry .@- snonr good writers % mis-spe
p1ral- Ofts sub oned 20 ne wofA are 49,
vorahuan-s of Greek. Latin and >cHpllre proper ISM.
and LET Of modern Geographical names WIN .V'i fo
nounciafion a. given by the latest authofinss , -
The photography ard pronunciation ~ MS Voi-ne 5Ie
made f0 correspond closely with the recent eclons 81 "
IA i.f ork issued under the edii0rshp Of Prot Good
rch VI Yale College Published ana Or sac by
We HUNTINGTON sAhAOE.&lh Pear-si y 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

GOOD HAIR DYE-Ths beet that We have ever
Aseen Is % ~ BALLAkDS Improved Permanent Il
Guild Hair DYE II VIII make any shade from white 70 JET
black that gray hair be restored 10 It's original color
and sandy HIGHT led hair Gched with any dsrker shade
retaining the gloss and soness Of the Original hr which
u the best evidence .het be given that : no Nay
injurious 20 The hair the skin For sale by The under
signed, where beautiful samples Of hair may be seen
Rashon CLARK Co no Broadway and 10 A.ior House
Crssdoro Actor House. Ke,chsm Hershsw, ~ Fulton
ST c. NJ. Gacu, IN Scwey; Mrs NJ Hayes, 1872 futf n
Brooklyn For sale wholesale BY The manufacturer
Of 81 Conlsndsl N. Y aus lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
NIFCHANIC,s INSTITUTE SCHOOL. No.

- ~
VA u Chambers-sl near Chaiham-Ins >caool VII Dc
reopened on Monday september Il presents
pecular advantages for lie education Of youth OF
both sexes under The gadsnea u teachers OF approved
competency It's the u me lnsiuie 70 furnish not
only thorough practical education, stang Tie pupl e-ner
for the counting the woks1op o. any % ne pursuits
OF life, bu. peFatd4ng lie accomplishments o. ioe GU
lvsuon. 80, NJ,
The Male Department . under me charge Of Nj Bena-
mir Mason who's capacity irpar instruction COM
biu-t with due attention % ne enforcement OF nrn yr.
aliid parental disc pine,
M Fernale Department 3 erected by Mss Blsndina
smith whose reputation successful teacher = esiao-
lste1.
Ia each Department The Principals sustained by caps
BE assistants each Of whom i entirely competent 70 IL
sruci in LIS peculiar branch acd Win The oe1eni Of long
previous experience ..
situations he pupils taught The aim, Grerk trenca
languages. Drawing ard Linear Perspecuve, On snd
Waer-color Painting, and oca Muse
The Institute has been slccesl IN being abe 70 o1er %
pupils al the savsn sges Of superior education o. s1ceed
Mgy low charge. .. 49,, ell,
which : Al al tunes 0ren o. their Inspection The follow
ns rrs1n. compose the Board 0f Directors " u Mcin
~ Institute. JAMES }. MAPks, President.
THOMAS SxrLL. Nlce-PresidenL
NAlENTfxF CsRcfiL. Secretary.
Isaac NEKmLFA Treasurer,
SFo. GirFOgn. Cor Secfrtary
DfKEc TORS George p. iseshif. Edward W1ker Iln-
NJ Adriance James Bo.urdl-. John Nhmln, VIM
Cox. John Ssyrc. De- Al Waller. " N. & Norih " a.
Newell. Moses n Vail VIM. Dodge GlM lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

4 K LILY Nat -
AneXt Term viii commence GA MOndsy, August . IN
der he charge and management Of Nh BRAGG and ms
SON who propose digen and perseverng adherence 10
the system Of instruction heretofore pursuei-a system
Which more ihsn thirty years experience has proved 70 be
productive of results emneny advantageous 10 he uaaes
man. and peculiarly adapted 90 his avoclnci,
The French language j. taught without ADDITIONAL charge
and parents are urged 10 let that be part OF er core
rrsus IS al increasingly important and almost essential
portion of respectable business education, NE AM OF
which oiien obsucs the progress Of youth who have u
maze way for better prepared rivals very oien lore
ho thus literally suppsrt them and leave mem ~ NJ lnfe
nor stations m th-lr naive city a.
1e terms Of the SchoO VIII be continued a. - Tor ne
lower cssses and $ for the upper classes Payment In
advance
Pupils who wish study particular branches, indepen
dent ofclssses will he charged $40 per quarter
Private students In Wiring Arithmetic, Mathematics
French Latn ard Greek either 10 preparation Tor business
prof ssiOns or College from 3io 70 IS per ouarter.
Private or College students wishing assistance n the hgn
~ sfn and Greek Classics viii be charged very noder
Aiely II number associate together
sdes' Classes IN WIRING other branches, atiel1ea 70
between and PM So
HsNRY T BRAGG give. instruction the Flute, Violin
49, ISAAC BRAGG,
HENRY 7. BRAGG.
NIB Drawing Is .aughi 10 al the classes
IS Cros5ys. July ~ 1873 ALL :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
Part H..
YATTIE OF RESACA DE La PALMA,

showing the deadly strife VI tbs two Armies al this place
view of POINT ISABEL next greets the eye From tins
place the spectator carried on, and looks at the BRALOs
ISLAND, Government Steamers, Fishemen's Huis, &C
Soon after leaving the Brazos MOUTH OF THE RIO
GRANDE with Its Steamers and after entering the stream
we have be sutifll view Of The RIVER BY MOONLIGHT
with making their way up and others stopping for
wood and waer and follows characteristic sketch
Of A MEXICAN RANCH. with It's people domestic ami
mails aud surrounding foliage and Immediately after the
We have view OF the
INTERIOR or THE RANCH BY NIGHT
and can the Mexican people home, engaged In their
domestic operations This is most amusing scene, and al
ways causes much mrth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
,,pV>ru An rNCII.u BOARDING AND

L BAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlEs.-Mrs.
MARS 78l Broadway, corner OF feminist Ne" ORA
hn ha. had for many yeals he most daierng patronage
Of the frst families begs unce ua her Scooi VII
reopen on Tuesday. the 5h Of September Parents sni
Guardian, who are desrous Of placing hcf dau. hies sn1
,srds I'M 81 establishment where the number i lnned
and where the unremuiug Of he Principal 20 the
moral deporuneu and education Of the pupil l. under her
sole superniendeuce will find her establishment possess
ing uueCuaed advantages.
The acknowledge ability Of Mrs Neafs IS an lhshuc-
ress = respectful ntmAled 0y the reie ence- she mas
the privilege OF Offering.
Circulars OF terms can Doe found a. her residence
Mrs rxars vii be at home from The let u September
f-nrn 4 m = NJ 10 receive vislls. su.n ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
XVM. LEGGETr's SCHOOL, ee7 Broad

w way opposite Boui-slThe Fall term Of ms insi-
ton W IN commence Monday. the oh Of seftenher Inc
aim IL to give ihlrOug instruction n few branches a.
lime o. carefully arranged aud comprehensive course n-
ending drawing vocal music and other exercises ur me
orrsns of sense the classics French. mathematics history
and geography natural and political &C Corporal pHhirh-
ment i never fesorted TO-
The terms are S. ST. S5 or Sls per quarter without
eSir. charge for books stationery fuel aud win de-
auction Il ~ per cent when ihan OF Tue itn
attend Farther particulars may be obtained al the school
rooms. or d. Mr.. LIS residence. ~ Trntl-st
Private instruction given 20 individuals or steA classes
ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
SCHOOLS.
THE PATHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
A CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH sChoOL'

rIH-r-tNEsLt-
WILL BE RE-OPESED ou the 81 oi = -, srt
w wa removed sf-W months sine 20 n, - INV
ss.n sitsfior ard already i hss the PaironaSe o, 49,
- -. 80 r,. Ia h. vicirr Il hs- been esian
many vesr.. and. from hs exrere-c- in ir-,l.s ,-
cinal = corfdrrt NJ giving saii-'ar-ien :. .---
I. r1rls d 1-l lone of morality sni ~ es'a-''- 81 90
vafaf standard NJ f-'al-rrral affalulrl- -
, --.-.-e bow. fr .n4-l-y COLLEGE f0r cormrfci. lli-
80. n for o.her vocsaou. namely, he Englsl 49,,
- f-ers-ire Foreign Llnluaces Ancient ana ..'
~ n. -eversl trlnrh-- ~ Msih-ul-cs arl fu.si
S-rre-the Ir-ri-utou berg finished win "
ustrarng Naflra Plil0s0rly , CneI slfl, - ,ti'.
.oersl. 80 Fo... ard L rary for ne use % le 49,
separate Department ~ smaller Boys anl i t e ~,
10 las been opened 10 the olil.-2 49,. -.
I'd 49, We s-d r-l-r uf he Prlclqa.- in " ol - 80
are spared 90 cause them f0 3 -ccfle " ca -7'-
nsft oi earning ..- d, t.,.. .r .rr.-
ana slv o-ffr Information respecting -e '.-.'f -''
-. RICHARD CORNELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
rAyLoR,s CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO.

IL. greatest Psnung 10 the world, covering 1900 square
T. si Of
The Achievements Of the American Army IN Me1oo our
,ng the ate with that beautiful and Interesting country
are wei. knossa the American people and 20 NE "ofo-
The trsncy q our 10 that war IS without para
sI IN he history Of the Humzn race To Ausifae nose
scievemeus portray the circuns stances ana nc'aens
connected herewith Lus 70 pieionsy connect NE ps'i
with the preseu 10 show 10 The PEOYLE OF THs CRE1T
g.sr, me scenes our soldiers passed rough = me de-
s.sr q th. GREAT NATIONAL WORK. and when II j.
recolee.ei ths exhibits With astonishing ftery 10 ma
rre The marches encsmpments battles and al The para
pheruss Of long and victorious campaign extending over
hundreds Of miles Of snemys county over mountain
and nver land and showing nature IN her "4ae''
and 10 her mdes forms the spectator is struck win sson
.shDerf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

Tie Banners advertised by course I'd p-epsra
tor he coming Presidents Election, are now ready for
delivery TO Clubs Societies Ia oui u The Cty or
STATE DESTROYS Of furnishing the banners mo-.
liberal terms The prices ior thlss linen vary from -
10 Siei On paper, hard someiy cclorrd =
ACkERMtN, Sign and Banner Painter.
10. <sssau-si " Y.
PS-AcENrs WANTED To those with proper cusitca-
ions LIBERIA discount viii be made tG-o lmD&W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04
FOR SALE.

a.. AT PRIVATE sALE-i'o FIsi-s- near Az
-. eaue A uFo-s,orv basement and counter cellar hck
- house Ani o size Of log q feet inches by it Tee
deep Would exchange Tor property Ia ine business P@
OF the city, For farther pa. irulsrs. &c apply 10
Il IW Al BLEECKER. Aucloncer. Broad e.