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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
From Blackwood's Magazine for February
JER USALEM.
ny WILLIAM SINCLAIp

ny WILLIAM SINCLAIR,
Thou City of the Lord whose name
The angelic host in wonder tells:
The halo of whose endless fame
All earthly splcndor far excels-
To thee, from Judah's stable mean,
Arose the Prince from Jcsse's stem,
And since hath deathless glory been
With thee, jerusalem
What though thy temples, tomes, and towers,
That man in strength and weakness made.
Are, with their priests and regal powers,
In lowy dust and ashes laid
The story of thine ancient time
Steals on us, as it stole on them,
Thrice halowed by the Tyre sublime
Ofthee, Jerusalem!
We see within thy porches, Pnul
uplift the arm, the voice command,
Whose taught zeal, whose earnest call,
Could rouse or paralyse the land
Though gold and pomp were his, and more,
For God he spurned the glitterng gem
And cast him PROSTATE all before
Thy gates, Jerusalem!
Even from the Mount of Olives now,
When morning lifts her shadowy veil,
And smiles DER Moabs lofty brow,
-, And beauteous Jordan's stream and vale,
The ruins DER the region spread,
May witness OF thine ancient fame,
The very grave yards of thy dead
OF thee, jerusalem
The temple in its gorgeous state
That in dreadful ruin fell,
The fortress and the golden gate
Alike the saddening story tell,
How he by Hlnnom's vale was led
10 Calaphas, with hooking shame,
lhat glad redemption might be shed
Ger thee, jerusalem
Fast by the Viroin's ton,h md b,,
=, these spreading olives bend tie knee,
FOR here his pangs and suffering sigh
Inn led through thy caves, Gethsemane
Twas here, beneath the olive shade,
The Man OF many sorrows cane,
With tears, as never mortal shed
For thee, jerusalem.
Around Sioam's ancient tombs
A solemn grandeur still must be
And oh, what mystic meaning looms
by thy dread submits, Calvary!
The groaning earth, that felt the shock
Of manknd's browning sin and shame,
Gave up the dead, laid bare the rock,
For fallen Jerusalem!
Kind woman's heart forge,s thee not,
For Mary's Image lights the scene:
And, casting back the inquiring thought
10 what thou art, what thou hast been,
All well may pilgrims heave the sigh
When they remember all thy fame,
And shed the tear rcgrettingly
Ger thee, jerusalem!
For awful desolation lies,
In heavy shades, DER thee and thine,
As twere to frown of sacrifice,
And tell thy story, Palestine:
But never was there darkness vet
Whereto his glory never came
And guardian angels watch and wait
BY thee, Jerusalem
The ustre of thine ancient fame
Shall yet in brighter beams arise,
And heavenly measures to thy Name
Rejoice the EARTH make glad the skies;
And, with thy gather'd thousands, then
Oh Love aud Peace shall dwell with them
Aud Gods own glory shine again
Ger thee, Jerusalem!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
TON, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1913.

serted in the Act, that no intoxicating liouors
shall ever be sold on the premises except for me.
dicinal or manufacturing purposes. The pcti.
ton says the Boston Recorder, will probably he
granted at once, and Hotel of the largest class
erected with all convenient dispatch. which
will be at once an ornament and great moral
benefit to the city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31
From the Weekly Mirror.

We are sure that our readers will recognise in these
graceful verses the pen OF one OF poets, which was
once consecraed to the service oi literature but has
been, the loss OF the public and hope the gain of
the poet, employed in way that brings more dollars
if fewer admirers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

BosToy TEMPERANCE HoTEL.-Dr John C..
Warren, John Tappan and Moses Grant, Esqrs,,
have presented petition to the Legislature for
an ACT of incorporation, under the title of the
Boston House Company, with capital of half
million of dollars, and with the restriction in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-31

BUTTER AND CHEESE IN Omo.-Among the great
productions OF the state Of Ohio, estimated in the
port OF the Commissioner OF Patent cheese and butter
occupies a conspicuous place witness the follow
ing exports OF the past year from the counties named
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

The WAR WITH MExlco.-Anong the resoiu'
tons noticed in our teegrsphic report OF the Legs
Ia,iye proceedings yesterday, were the following
In Assembly, by Mr.. Bowie, Loco Foco mem.
be, from the Fourth w ard OF this City
Rf,slrsd That this House has listened with profound
70 the patriotic sediments so ably expressed
~ hi. Exceency thu Governor Ia relation 70 the exist
In. var with Mexico ano DO hereby respond TO the same
=, expressing lher sentiments, and thots OF all pat
rots tnd ioyeTs Of their country
By Mr. Hall, 10 Senate
Rsseitcd. Thai exists between the United
st.tss Mexico IL 10 the imperative duty OF every cit
rem Of this country sustain its Government IN al
measures for the prosecution Of the ia such manner
As national honor and interests demand until sha
Be terminated b. An honorable peace.
Rsolu<d Tia, IN the acquisition OF territory oy the
United States by purchase or otherwise u 10 clearly Win
IL TIE constitutional Of Congress 70 impose anJ con
diron restrictions IA relation 70 the terms uPon wnicn
such additional territory shall be admitted into the aion
md the orzanizst,on and sdion Of new slave STAKES
without the Of TIE Free States torina members
Of the Corfrc-rscy) would be VIC stion OF tner Ent
R<,ov<d Tha. II any such territory shall hereafter 70
.eouirsd or annexed the act By which such tsrrtory
r-d o. annexed whatsoever such &C. may De- should
$50 an uu.terzbls fundamental article provision
xosT.bv Slavery involuntary seryitude, except q
for crime SHALL be forever excluded from he
territory acquired or annexed
OF course, there was no sction upon any OF these
propositions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY,

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 3. lsfs.
A bill was reported relative to State Engineer
and Surveyor IL was referred to the Canal Com
mittee.
Mr. BOKEE presented bill to authorize the CITY
of Brooklyn to raise money TO pay certain claims
Mr CoRSwELL brought in a bill TO form manu-
featuring associations, also relative 10 lees ana
compensation of County Clerks.
Mr.. BoKEE laid on the table MIR. CLArs Lex
ington Resolutions, and stated that he should cai
them up soon.
Ia Executive Session the Governor nominated
DAVID II. ABEL for Canal Appraiser
RODERicK WHITE was confirmed as Notary
Public and ROBERT GEER as Superintendent On
ondsga Salt Springs. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Committee on Elections is composed OF
Messrs RAYMosD, PRUYS, MYERS and BUCK.
w. S. SMITH presented petitions to increase the
number of Harbor Masters at New York and 70
Abolish Capital Punishment.
Mr. Cross presented bill to appoint suPerln-
tendent Of Schools at Brooklyn
Mr. MECH presented a bill for the creation OF
addition COroners for New-York City.
Mr.. Bowie called up resolution relative to the
war portion Of the Message. He endorsed IL iully'
and called on the House to adoptis forthwith
Mr.. BOwEs moved 10 refer 10 Committee tne
whole of the Governors Message, when IL could
be discussed Carried Adjourned.
Nothing new here. The Western mail is too
late to send in the news. Flour and Grain no
change Large sales of Hogs at IS 25 Weather
very cold. There is considerable ice In the river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

arrival in this city--how he looked-how he was
received, Sc--when he has not ) ct arrived Who
sends you such thIngsl' Does he draw upon bis
imagination for hs facts or is be afraid tina. Old
correspondents by the mail MAJ outs,rp the light
ming hIcHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
FROM THE SOUTH.

PEIERsBUEc, Jan. ., 1913.
Your Pony Express briggs New Orleans dates
OF the 3lst No Mexican news, Coa0Hsales Of miiflng
at6,ati. Sugar-Thege were sales OF fair 81 81 49,
Hoassss was sold a. II II. cts. FoTis dull Freghb
A ship Was taken Tor Trieste to load with Cotton at H.
Ersaaa1e-There Is a better demand for Foreign bills
CLrARED-stiP Richard Alsop, SewYork; brig Charles
Philadelphia. AzANED-ships Margaret, Carr, and Man
chester smith, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

HAYrG.-We have received the Maniteste, Port
au. Prince newspaper, of Dec. 9. 1t contains the
proceedings 10 detail Of the High Court Of Justice,
on the trial vi Joseph Courtois, Senator Of the Re
public and editor of the Feutiie da Commerce
charged with sedtous attempt TO create civil war,
and with caumny aud defamation. On the brat
charge the accused acquitted Oh the second
ne was convicted. The President RENTED his
sentence OF the fine and imprisonment, at the soil
citation of the Consuls OF France and Eng land
n. Courtois thereupon applied for and obtained
permission to leave HaytI aud Immediately EN-.
barked on board OF British wars schooner for ia
maica. Jour Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

SourBERs FREEDOM OF OPIsIoS.-The class
ls47 10 Williams College, OF which the writer bad
the good fortune 10 be a member, among the gooi
natured resolutions passed before their dispersion
voted that each should subscribe for the papero
any member OF tue class who should enter The
editorial profession. Our subscription list shosi
that many of them considered binding, Whist
was intended only as playful compliment. Oas
honest fellow, who is teaching school IN Georgia
writes the following, which we publish A. an
instance OF the strong prejudices which perads
the South:
You must excuse mo for informing you that csnLoi
take your paper. Tho most bitter and violent prejudice,
are entertained here against everything Northern and
should be found with paper In 10y pocket that ac'o'
Gated the Wimot Proyso as you undoubtedly do shook
very probably be subjected TO the usual resort nh
law beside losing The patronage o. those who have sos'
and daughters You may, however, send paper TO 9ms
one at the North who ID la need Of Information, and f
ward your bill 10 at the end OF the year and you shs
receive the amount ia good currency Georgia osI
furnish" (westheld GLASS; Messenger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
ERoOKrYS AFFAIRS.

NAvAL.-The store sh' ? Fredonia, Lieut. Neua
COMMANDING has received her cargo, consisting Of rVo ~
OF coal and large quantity Of wood between decA' an
was to sail yesterday afternoon Tor the Gull OF Mexico
PAYING FOR PUBLIcirY.-A gentleman IN Broot
lyn recently invited Col Burnett and the other Officers
the New-Ycrk volunteers to banquet at HE private 10
sdence which all well enough, although We observe
al the time that the Brooklyn papers, and some OF N
smaller ijurna's In New York, had wonderful deal
say In the way OF preparatory pun and subsequent sc
featon considering II only private entertainment
such as gentems An might properly give to his friends
subsequently full report, apparently Official, OF IN
speeches, sc appeared in Brooklyn paper, and nov ~
learn that the reporter has commenced sut for The
covery OF psymen, for his seryces-he alleging thst ID
host eugagei him 70 report the private entertainment 10
the public papers. lComnercisl
PoLIcE-John H. Williams was brought up be
fore Justice Garrison yesterday on charge OF abandoning
hs family. lie committed In default OF two s1rruo
Of $500 each. Charles SEWERS was arrested on ehnc
OF ssgrancy and sentenced to the County Jail for 90 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

CHANCELLOR KEsT oS AssExAII0s AND THL
IsvAsIos on MExIco.-ChanceDor Kent has given his
Judgment 10Th upoa the pending with Mexico, ard
primary cause, tbs annexation By Congress Of Texas
In letter - Hon. Garrett DAVIS, he says: acknovl-
edge your speech q January last the Annexation OF
Texas have perused il with much satisfaction, and
perfectly conclusive that the Annexation OF Texas
By concurrent resolution Of Congress unwsrrAnzos,
and patton OF the treaty making power In every
view violent unjast unconstitutDDa, and most permit
coEs and HnprtnePsd and rA lead 70 ne ran o. TIE
CHt0n."
Chancellor Kent had previously written letter &c M
Davis the receipt OF copy speech Against the
Mexican war. maze In the House Of Representatives IN
MAY. lsi5 which declared hs hearty eoncurreace
IN sentiments expressed o. Ir. ID. He avo~ec, 10
terms peculiar and strength that Mr.. Polk
had himself <gun against Mexico 10 volstioa Of
the Constitution And tha, independent Congress would
inDsach ain ferit. Western Ciussa, PATs, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

WA5HISGros, Jan. S, lsis.
The Senate, in Executive Session this afternoon,
cor iirmed the denomination Of Mr. KEN as Marshal
of the Eastern District Of Pennsy lvania, and OF
ARNOLD PLUMaER of the Western District, In
place of Mr. HowEs, appointed Postmaster at New
Orleans They also confirmed large number OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

DETROIT DAILY ADvERTIsER.-We learn that Col. VIII
lans Editor Of the Daily Advertier Detroit, who is
about accompany the gan Re OF Volunteers
10 Mexico has disposed Of MS paper TO Geo. w Wsacf
Esq Of Pontiac, and Norman Rawson Of Detroit
We congratulate the Wings oil Michigan that
&c rye WisEer has consented the editorial
pegyison Of their leading organ. lie Is Of great
energy Of character and writes With qs the fearessness
power adapted 70 the exseuces Of the times and the
position the Wings Of that The spirit which be
will muse 10 ~ the columes oil the Advertiser will awskes
the dormant energies Of the party, and hasten toe re-
dempton Of The Mr.. WisDer the Wnig candid
ATE Or Congress the second District and received an
unusually large vote. lie OF the original proprie
LOIS of the yer Fork Sun, and has been successful law
ser IN Michigan ior number fyears. Mr.. R4vson, bis
associate practical printer, and an excellent fellow
fAlb. Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in opposition to the
Wimo, Proyiso have been introduced in the Legis-
Iature and referred to the Committee on Federal
Relations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
wrIII.wsRrRGU AFFAIRS.

r. We learn by the IVdiiamsburgh Gas@t
that JAMES AssLIE of its earliest Inhabitants. aud m
long time Justice OF the Peace died In that vlsge s
Sunday. lie was much and deseryedly respected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

ASDoyER THEOLOGICAL SEnIsARY.-The nun
Der OF students al this Institution. from the cslsfsse
JOS, psbsbed Is. Resdcn, centiates and students ~
senior class 80 middle class 20 junior class ~ toiA ~
The Seminary Library contains 5000 volumes Two ~
ciey Libraries 1000. The Request Of the late Rev VI
Goldman OF his theological library the Seminary amou,'
lug 10 $50 volumes, will make The whole number CIV"
Tunes In the three Libr "a $50 About 1900 his
been expended Tor the Seminary Library curing ne /"
year, mostly for books Ia the English language
fHo,tou Tfaseitf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
Markets.

NtU-ORLkA>s Dec. ~, 1877.
Csaon-In the absence Of the steamers accounts the
market has been quiet and the are confined to 500
bale, a. yesterdays prices There is improvement IN
Fxchance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
Girl Murdered near Albany,

The body of German girl u years old has been
found under bridge near the Patroon's this after
noon. She is supposed TO have been enticed away
by some boys and then murdered. Deceased was
a poor girl who had obtained a living by peddling
apples
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

THE PGxsuUA CoLD PEs, 81 15-Msy he had At ths 60
Enlistment o. j. W. 0GFAros Co II Csd~fse ''s-'H't
with thirty different styles Of fsns CONSISTING {"
Browns, hayosn'. spsnesf', BsseJ'' oon.fs''' hsA'
~ American and others al Al prices lover ihsn ess %
found Al sy .b.r house ia trade Oois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

~ DIAAosD-PolsTED COLD Pass, OF every sysSo
qualify market sold she lowest wboes
and etsil, By b. T. wArsos Co. Is ilismst ooeS0''
below Wals, and \. SAVAGE ~ Fulton IT. Their e,''
braied Ricneeo" Gold Pen 10 invariably ~sfrsnso "a
every IssPect, and, together with the rew style 81 q
is sold Al 81 only. Gold Pens from 81 upward "'''
Pens repaired OF exchansed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

To PHfsIcnss--A VALUABLE WoRK.-The eel
ebrated obsteca Tables by @. sPRATT have just been
republshed This country The American edition Is In
every respect equal the European both a. regards letter
press and the splendid md profuse illustrations. This 10
work quite invaluable to every practitioner 1t may te
had Of DR.. Hollck ~ warren-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

~ Mr. o. NJ FosrrR has our thanks for Bos
ton papers Of yesterday By The sPEinse and Ssw-Hs-
vsz route n advance Of The mai cslivwy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
Business Notices.

~ A beautiful hand writing 10 sreat seeomPi'"'
ment. Mr.. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH Ia now tesehips sS
classes at the low Sum Of OsE DOLLAR for ten Issos
his rooms 2g Brosdwsy and 80 0randst corner VI III
18th. Applications should be made this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

BIBLE SocIErY-The Twenty fourth Annual
Report Of the Bible Society Is published In pamphlet form
and may be had gratis a. The Bible House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

~ TnE 0ooDssss kossIS "AEGnoVss, 100 eio.s'
way continue 70 keep heretofore the largest and Be"
a..ortment Of Pslert Metallic hceoef Csefsbos' 10 10
civ The improvements made In Mr. Goody Psisotsi
fsbne. within past year truly surprising a.. In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

Y We are requested to state that the Gene
"a. Committee q Democrats Wig Young Men Tor ists
meet for organization Ills evening Al the Broadway
House Every member perceive the Importance Of
being pssssa Al his asssssss, 70 all In the selection Il
sAfllfs And honsrsbss ozssu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

IseuEsrs.-rNo Coroner held an inquest yes,er
say a the body of an unknown man. apparently sboulf
wear, old feet inches high red barr and whskers
IN ell la brown coat, satin vest blue pants and s,oc
who was found in the water at the foot Of Cafkso ST.
Verdict death by drowning. Also on the BODY Of N.
tIda Wilkins, coored a native Of New-lofk, sssi
years, who died suddenly "Wednesday evening. ye.
dict death by apoplexy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

DARING ROBBERY house Of MIR Wilim
grey, No 3l3 ,ixih-st entered about o'clock la,
evening during temporary absence Of The family, ~
some caring te who ran sacked the bureaux drawers t
stole thcrcfrou the sum OF s74 The offender. tefif,
leaving the pr misses cGt 10 pieces several family go
traits ihst were hanging up in the room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

r. Plutsrch msnols certain plant, which the King
OF Persia gave 10 their eavoys, and Ia virtue VI ~hies
their expresses were paid wherever they weat sep
useful plant this, and yet half seias,en A.
hitting Plutarchs s,ory TO be uusss pfepAsuoo e's
certain root Of modsra celebrity. sAsDss s,s'I
klLLA 10 is remedial effects in diseases Of the skis
glands, ana the esshy hors, possesses far higher claims
consideration than the peeuniaTy charm attrsatsa 70
Persian plant Tor what il money 10 hsAi.hi ana u"
within the Of every sadsser from the sb'vs Ga
u disease, who il wise enough 10 this pfsPssl'A
Prepared sna sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. D. -,
SANDS, Wholesale Dfuszisls 100 sa.Ioa, s'fss =.
iisn-sI as Broadway. and n East broadway n In
Sold also BY Druggists generally thrOasaoss ias
States. Price 81 per bottle o. ak bottles for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

r. Firth. Hall Il Pond have published Song
entitled SUMNER. the being No Of the series Of
Sacred Songs written and composed by Bishop Hopkins
OF Vermont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

FUsSY~On visit to Orange County yester-
day we learned that Francis TuthiL, Esq an emil
neat Loco Foco and Chairman Of Taylor meeting
il that county, intends being present at Col Webs
meeting in this City. Also, that Col Webos old
Democratic friend, Daniel Jackson, Esq Will honor
the meeting with bis presence, having been sPe
cially invited thereto by the Col This same Dan
isl however dossa'. exactly ike it that the Col.
aies the course SO oiten-ke still afberes 20 Gen.
Cas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

ACCIDENT A person by the name Of Wn
smith accidentally fell ard broke ore OF his legs sou;
oeloek on Wednesday night. lie was conveyed % q.
CITY Hospital FOR treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

THE CONTROLLERS REPoRr.-The albany Atlas
is authorized by Mr. Controller FAsg TO say, IN regard TO
the pTemsiure publication o. his Annual Report In The
ReaS that he did n,t furnish authorize any person TO
furnish copy OF his report for publication before was
presented to the Legislature. Tie report had been for
several days the AAass the printers Of legislative doc
umsHis In order tnA IL might be ready 70 be laid on The
tables Of the members As soon after the organization II
the Legislature as practicable and COPY Of the body Of
the report was obtained from the printing oeice without
the knowledge consent or spProbaiisn Of Mr. Flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

u "THE MOTHERS JOURNAL Edited BY Mrs
Eliza c. Allen" January. out, with It's pleasing vsri-
ETY. d. Colby, i22 NAssau.st)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

r. The weather yesterday WAS clear with |,
flavor q viatiness IN ne Az Tie Paohc hope non
for snow ard the Jingle q sleigh bells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

r5~ The annual bail Of the SCOTTISH Guam
,sSes .iacs At the Apollo Rooms this evening II vii
brilliant affair what with Tie eyes OF the ladies and Z.
uniforms OF the gentlemen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

rys"BRowS's AsoLERs ALMANAC" for 10, is
a very neat and tasty AFFAIR Just published BY John j.
Brown & Co. l22 Fulten.st II Is very pscatory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

u THE AMERICAS PHYSIOLOGICAL jour
NAL" enters upon us Nth Volume with the ISSUE q 'ae
presen, MONTH Its notwithstanding more and more 'P
preeised As an excellent defender and expounfer OF the
nrincipes and science pHsESoLoGY This numbers
,h matter Of varied character and much interest. Mr.
rcugxs reflections on the close the year the duties
of vourc men, his chronological delineation OF P.ot.
voKsz with TIVE portraits the definitions Of psrenolog-
"a, or-ans cairvoyance PhrenoloSica Societies &c are
excellent. WILLIAM WALLACE contributes swell'wn'ten
poeca Welcome to Fulton tscreis another contribution
ON Woman. her Talents and Positions and the Editorial
Miscellany closes decidedly good number (towler'
| Wells, 1871 Nassaust)