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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
CATUER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE so

4 Getty The your men ani I'D .e, u ms society viii
hive their first Ball Thursday lsh. -l in-t 10 Maray
nan Ia R0Nfrv MHnsltl's cuslrI.e baud - enralri
49, NJ Geo Fvnn ~ tr-and, s deliver an ora on DUR
M he nht Arer ian earnt at another place MrNi-
sIr.or p lance the Highland fling and sailors bomppe
Tickets gu cents fo sfIlf gentleman ana iF' leic. Do e
htlof Sir Jennings IS Pesrsl $50 Molroe-st MarpAy
AL e ioor ile night 0fhe Ball Temperance reifr ensns
flm shrd ~. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

az ALL THE BLESSINGS VOUCHsAFED TO THE
OHUMAN FAMILY m il stale Of probation tai oi
Health Stands preamuauile most sOugM ailef ana III
a nrouer direction. the most easily attained
For u years past sarsapuila nas elJoyea ue
-eryeIy Ia ifnh reputation tie cure OF Discasr ann
never BIZ the history cd Remedial Agents has any remedy
held 80 long and 80 successfully DO, position as pechc h
Chronic Complains; bat win all THIS tbs Instruction. ~ y
nevertheless true. that many instances hts lheD o '.
Gees. t- desierHuIn, the Yellow DOcs from fepeteu eA
permeuts known O supp Long 90 use as heilruIai
AGENT lis wonderful curative virtues have been pt re-
Gently discovered aud s acknowledged by our most emit
nef physicians and surgeons. 10 be uunvaed IN tnc cure
Of Chronic aud diseases arising from an impure state o
the blood This Compound" therefore, while possesses
ALI the virtues Of he former claims lu adcluouf ne coH
parable advantages Of me latter, 90 that conDneu' s
preparation the merit Of the greatest discovery o ue
are-aud may safely be said, IN he treatment u the ABOVE
comp ainis 90 be without a competitor .
To arrest diseased accOn aud restore healny zone ~
the vital organs the peculiar property Ol me O"HpOuHu
Esract of yellow Dock aud >arslparha It's kehIe lolC
effect and the lubncatug aclOn has upon lle dei,cale
coating of the stomach and bowels, Dpars 10 ue sufferer
an assurance of life and health es
The many Oh ecfous the various preparations OF SyuPs
Ar, too vel founded being liable 10 suuet ana nauseHle
he stomach u sufficient dose be- taken 20 have any sood
effect TG. preparation vii be found exceedingly pleasant
m the ase and can readily be administered 10 cllafeh ha
delicate udvdua= without dist greeting WIKI me rlonalh
orderangng the organs OF d. euOn 50 mat may DC 'aAun
In case. where her preparations are lnaduil-suie
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reidl' Dy OLOnpE
FOSS Pnarmaceuus l9S Spungst one door rom s!insaL
n and ofA n Cough Co. down town agents li5 ruoi
IL Z Price per OOue or SIX bottles Tor %. JT~< WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

nAGUERREOT"P pc PLATES, Of superior quail
~ ~ u wholesale aud retail chemicals, lnstru
meats and eppararus-everylng IN the Inc constantly
on hand and Tor sale at
ie2O lmisl ANTHONY'S National Daguerrean Depot
Removed from 2f7 Broadway to POS Broadway \. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

FOR THE CURE OF
INDIGESTION, MoLms
Ha,rfhurn Sour stomach.
Oe,U.rv Weakness.
Loss Of Appetite. Cosu'ene's'
NERVOUS DISEASES,
WHITWELLs TEMPERANCE BTTERs,
sold Al Is els for pint boue-eI per dozen.
Sold bv A b. s. D Sauds l0o Fufon-st henry Johnson
rs Broadwav: A. L. Wn-np,G East Broadway y. ! .
and z r. T Williams. Newark ltlu Im-stDI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

DARNJlI'> AMERICAN ht>Et Mp l.
DBARNIM Propnetor-F HITCHCOCK, MANAGE
So en- lid performances every afternoon a. 8 0cocA ahl
e.arv -geuinl al The Manager has engaked The L
Minstrel Band and G.ee Cab. So Mr. John Harm gtou
ls.cl.n aud IoQui.t The Scoush Mammoth Boys
The Mammoth or Giant Baby. only b months Odd weighing
ninety pounds Large Living Orau- Oqtang Wax >ciil
rirtI -Slamsrv Madam Rockwell .he Forunetcler Al
u s.ou ~ tae whole. intending Museum performance &c
Is cents. children under lo years of age, ana oo enough
wax alone. ~ cents Reserved ironi seats one snns
each extra. t,-n
CASTLE GAkDEN-Ehe public are respeeuuHy N
I loaned tst Castle Garden Is open during the day Al
mission p cents mt.- ~
NOW OPEN az i63 Broadway, grand snd valuable
Nc. ecton 81 Works hy the O.d Masters Jei' Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
MARINE oURNA AL.

PORT or SEW YORK, JUNE q
rHH noos. rrIL hA
80. IA ssf..7 30 Morn Gee. ] 53 Eve.....-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LABORATORY, 70

EIKEWORh ~.-NEW-l Uhh LAbUhAIUhI -
l. Fronf.-f Two doors south OF FuOuA complete assoft
mani al sr orks are now offered Tor sale CONSISTING Of The
foio,sIng. rockets from H.. Roman candles from
40 do mines of serpeus DO, Bengola lights do; eN
bbfon pieces do; dying pigeons do iorillons do MA
roous do; flower pots port fires pin "hees sefpehs :
,ra..hoprr.. blue Nghis torpsdoes. pulling crackers
dosbe-feaders iOsrc &c; fire CRACKERS, Nos ana
Country merchants and dealers n general are requested 20
call and examine the above stock.
B-Commrees for c.fy and country displays muhil
and private parties can be supplied ON the most upefH
fsrus with tie above Mentioned articles, warranted ne ma
49,. 5s '3...3,I, NJ BENNETT.
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FREsH PLoUR ar oRoToN MILLS,

FRESH FLOUR AT CRoToN MILLS,
POI CHERRF-sI
CHIEF OBJECT 4 Ike CrOtun Mills IS 70 furnish ne
\ r5c with fre.h-groand and Meal 10 bags oi ~;
H. ~ ns-r nj tl civ free vi expense thus enabling i4i-
HECKER = BROTHER
POSTPAID orders attended 70. le-l wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
AMERICAN ART-UrIoE
SPLENDID GOTHIC

AMERICAN ART-UHIoN
FREE GALLERY. So 90 BROADWAY
Open from Al 20 . Z u. ie-- eotisf
SPLENDID GOTHIC
~ Door plnte-.-f0F-Ers's new aui splendid style
o Gothic Door anl Number Plates Those in " aI Ci --i
aie Irr io cal ar3 examine them A.g sfelll a.
.9rfrlrlf Of Gothic an1 shield pff.eru Bel fll-
T. ROBERTS ~ Broadway. near
NV qniser,f F--r---l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
sANvARu's MAaa0rH PA>osANA Qf thA
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

NHf LAaHteI fAlNllNH ~ lHt
DAiNrED Oh THREE MILES OF CAM As,-kNmo
ung view oi country i.ap miles In .cugh- rNenlhs
from The loglh % the Missouri River the Cry oi New
Orleans snd f.achng degrees ~ srflte-BElNO
THE LARGEST PAINTING IS THE WORLD open
every evening Sundays eNcrrtefl the NV fAN-
DRAMA BUILDING In Broadway sd'oinng Nhios Gar
den ADMISSION s. cents children halt pnce The PSno
rama viii commence moving 40 q o'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on " Wednesdays and Saturdays A.
5 O'Clock. myil uisla
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FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS,

AT 81 MAlDEN-LANE,
NF every description. the best qualy. and Al me lowest
" price PURDY ROBBINS. 81 Maiden ane-
Tv4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

BOARDING SCHOOL EoA oVi
Dsluaiei al Port Chester 4
Terms ESQ per year.
Circulars may be Obtained ~
Mr. r. :. Gauf, l5o Nassalsl
Mr. A Chichester Is Bowefy
Mr d : Duncomb, 2 Liberty,st
Mr ] MIDI ei0u. y Hicks-st brooklyyn,, w., - 49,,
Newly orb, June q, 1915 . S'DOi'-'' A'A'f
-.LLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

EIREVORkS-At 1872 Chatham-st Opposite ohat
4 hnn rheaf-r The subscribers have on hand ihrir
usual supply and variety OF standard and Fancy FihE-
WORKS. which they VIII dispose OF To dealers country
merchants ships steamboats, ant parties OF easure on inc
mn, liberal terms, CONSISTING of Use follow lnE aHcrs
"' ID .'.,s %, Iii 80. Pin Wheels Flower POS,
p,1sr Candles do Serprnrs Grass Hoppers,
Vertical " hee.s, 40. scroll Wheels eaNuns,
NJ ,f Srsrs do TorbIlon, yellow Lights,
Mines of Serrents DO. Pigeons, Iuangies,
-. M. dn Chinese Flers Pyramids,
1t.Lr. p.rss-s a. Srresluer- Fans,
Blue Llgbts all sizes. &C &c. &c.
Canton Fire Crackers Rockets Spuuh, lorpedoes, fug
Crackers. Double Headers, &c. . 80, ,,.,
GASSNER a YOUNG, 50 Chatham-st
q " ara AGENTS for me ale of EnGE's celebrated
FxhIiuona Fire Works y ant half 70 Rocsets VI mes
aud Roman and es crimson green ami blue stars OF
the greatest briaucy. Orders rom the country WI Oe
packed aud shipped win the utmost care leH JNo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

GALE Or BROOKLYN LOIS psy Tass and Ass--saeat,
NPursusnt orisr atey made b. ne olP'-e .,-t "
sf,f- 9 Y1r. EQUITY tie 1crs wi s- H piY a
n AZ Tie Merchant EranE- the Lty o New fofs on nAf-
BAN tle ,h Of lsutf t ~ c nose - % l'
49,. h..or D. Mara JfcAson situated Futon navy f5
t II Fe Caat0l Hunpirn and Oxford iifres sn1 o. fIo
te Pom ant and De avenues, and .lD~l lAd lratrp
~ nj oroetF n The CIV II Bf0oan belonging 81 The aeifs
III lam I.rssoa ieces.ed dated Broosya Msy ie surveyed ~
-. indian Cft Suuey0r lcomm0ay called NE n'nr-l-t'
~ - h, fb. r4n~rs foom VI 81 o. Oh, "a t %, ~ b. ~
s-to a. 81 o. 8.i all i1rl.-, viii ne caaseNps s9ole
~ ,st reat1ned "a btu nclsi'r sa tffse
.ao NJ 10 and 1885 1gl luFfr and ~ o. DOB ~
cis.,-. 90 usly ri SAID m shall D. n~essafl y ft '
5000. r-rt4i due M upon ss4i pfcin~-
g. Ie a- be persmFt1ry lad = nolf s,ef'r i' ~.
f.-hr sr Iar1.re u MOORE RAVENS. .otf' 70 -
.,,r- Frrssuee JAMES COLI. Al ol--f,
fas sli - ? Il.1 -tre-t f,els
yors ian. 3 lsss FRANCS GRIFFIN. ! lf-rue-s Or
'''A ~ WILLIAM g. WEIMORE. AssSess u
,,s lsa1s sJe2f'oses CHARLES O. hAFhN', )At,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

WANTED Employment where plane and solid nea-
w suremeDf would form part Of the duty by mdde aged
man. az porter u store would leave the city In The
employ VI railroad or other contractor manufacturer
where the above upenendence and accounts are required
Address T postpaid this once. Also can be seen here
from 10 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon and from 10 10 u
Wednesday forenoon Iex7 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

Ioland and Flauda........ az OIL ., % II or
6TsFR AsTlcICs-Car Rice is held hrm a. q ~
tf there I. only a retail demand manifested IN Asnes
.,c, -. beeD done our stock being exhausted some
,l sses OF WhaebOne have been effected a. n Tor con
s5non,,on A lot OF 100 bbs New Orleans IaOw fealled
5f r Der 50 sO The average puce Of Nhtat tnroukh'
al France 90 Inc inst wGs ltf 80 per hecloAhe-
easj 10 Z. bushels The npOr duty Is now TOO high Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

s,ALE OF BROOKLYN LOI, t0 pay Ia8rs ard As.e--l7n
- p.- h. - oeier sg By the supreme Court ~ Ne
$50 III Ne iors "a s1uv fe -u.rrrs VI iei a. f-p 50.
7, - 49, Errisae- ~ the Cfy Of New fork on Inlfs
s.v tie .,h day d Instant a ~ ociots A. - - ~ -
o@onglnz Corusl< A ItrA-in r't-7' y.
R.yond n F-1 md Hampcen street 400 On -n "a
Fsse,,e Portland sT-n1e. snd As-p a.l - VI 80.
In f6. Cry Of Brooklyn oeonggs - Tie h-s Of yohn
soes.d dated BroEyu Ma, ~, surreyee ~ slas Lld
- - sr.-,or oommony called he souesteei Nap, J y Zoe
o,l,s II aabels s. n and 3-nln9en = TO- ~ u sAc u
.r. nom %. % 3lf 5of ause<1B o. ~ sctl 20, ssiie
y. ~ 40 ~ 40. ncsv-fsl 20 -, yeA lci-sfco
"A ,i 81 o. 80 al llsg-5O % 30 both inclusive, tnd
~ s0 fo 90 ese with ne cafrgs w,Js n he box
- ~ he Ia.f reau-d rlrers nany Of ai ots a. sa
ss.ay tle amount r-rte1 DE ~ tates and s-ess
er. rol si pr-re g. Ih- ssie ~ - p@fe Pry ald I.
or maps and arer ptrtcgars rqlre q hyOlsf
HAvENs sot0fs, ~ r. M-rhsl kschsng-, Ne~ fofs o.
III JANE. COLE Alcl1ser 50. ~ Wsstf1e New ION, AM
q Fs.ion street Brokyn. Ne4 Yort, 5,h June, los.
FRANCS GRIFFIN. 49,. ,, ss.iyr.e. a
WILLIAM e. WEINDkE, Z r.~,s... A I,T.son
CHARLES q. HAyENs
&
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MARRIE d.
DIED.

On Monday the Ssh iast t, Re- Henri Chase Nj JAMES
ROGERS 10 Ms ELIzABEId ROWLAND both oi ui' Ci3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

FIREWORKS FOURrl OF JULY, ISIS
ISAAC EDGE, Jr Jersey CITY near me ierr lvi WI
last n years Pyroiec.si Of aste and Nibos Oaues ano
e principle CLUES hrou ghouf the Union now oilers 90 r
public the extensive, brilliant and uche- coiofee -
hbdonal Fireworks manufactured IN TIE nd Staies
Now ready per ORDER Exhibitions from - Ia -o,tNl
B-Far sale only a. the Laboratory M Jersey wv or ~
. J. " UOLBERTON's. Is Maideu-ane. y Y myE uyts
u-VuVKNoRt--A general assortment and Of tie
l. 6esi quality Also. II. Hairs superior Io,3ted
Fire Works Forsale by BADEAU Lo1hWOoD'
ielfisfJy5F ~ " e-lln .
tNIKEMORk S.-Eyey description of small fWe
4 worh- aud Edges large ~ orss Tor eNhllois tor SAFE
b. De2i Iwistl J W. HOLBERTON, % Mnden-hne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27
FANS. FANS

FANS. FANS.
IN CASES Palm Lesf Fans = 90 Chinese a l, re-
silver psner assorted styles with great variety " otle
good STYLES Also. large assorl-l % vHe ail
bs MI r,iyed and for chesp lor cash A. y Cellar
C.o.uss, - H.. H. Te18tml D. VI. KNIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

= UOT-E WANTED-Those who may ~.-h 20
-. 'ssse house IN upper part Of the city, haNnk a.
~ he modern Improvements may hsar o. - s
tenant BY addressing line 70 A b. D ros' JUICE 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

r-uss EXCUK-IONS TO TIE FISHING
-SIls-.,FPANKs OFF SANDY HOOk-fhe sub
E--rx@----zs tsnual steamer BUFFALO, Capt J. w
Uspc, vii, run as above every Monday, TUESDAY, Friday
srd sunday during the season follows Foot Of Robin
sr.t O'clock Cansl-st s. Hammond t. 81 Grand 81
" r Q: pier No J, % O'Clock a. II returning ~ r d.
Refreshments on board BAN al cost Fare % CTS.
faJt INI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

n.TFNT GUTTA PERCHA CROTON HOSE
the cheapest aad most Perirct ace o. hose ever
offered 10 the public and can pc Aa9 ny ~ nc e
American Gua Percha Comp any l's 7" i.iaiis ~ ~
factory. Waier-st Brooklyn 5'-' ''-
NEW-HAyEN COUNTY BANh NoIES To-
DREW ROBINSON L co. 50 Waist
Se~-Yort funs z i-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

FOR SALE-A Patent Euphonlcon p
- lnoflrie-rhis superb in-trllnf o. has Jls
,-.r-v. a been received from England, aud = 70 b,
I | II / seen A. ATWlLLS Music store -ol Broad
,Sav Tie ehef characteristics O ms unnvaet n,lmei
are nch qualify and swesilsss oi one rsls . ~ e
lime hi viii remain In rale, ulirilenced by e.i1naie-u
w. an CAV ie-7 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

NIISSING-GEORGE THOMAS WHITE a hfle
lboy years OF age, len Ia Thirds nue. Sunday alter
nOon and has not since been heard IN lie Is MOI sc
ousniei In The city, and cannot inquire his way suitable
rev. vii be given any who VIII renirn nm To-
his father JOHN WHITE, al IA Ihrdavenue Je<I ll
O>T- Yesterday in Of the Ninihst omuiouses, be-
Iaweou South Ferry add Broome-st diamond Oracee'
With Fat gold chain The hnder viii be suitably rewarded
bv leaving the same with P c. CORNELL, IT'S Fron-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-27

tNOUVfO In1lHna nmtlaItyi VINO j. VdFaUIt W an
lie principal charge of agreeable and respectable bu
ness requiring considerable travelling, which VIII average
clear proh OF $500 month for year One acquainted IN
led 2riss
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BOARDING.

DOARDERS.- Two or three single gent enen, or
- gentleman and his wife, can be accommodated VIII
pleasant second floor with board, IN genie
private family, by applying 80 FrAnkn-s near Broad
way. References exchanged le[7 81
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

IRAscIBILITv OF TEMPER.-The great
est plague in life is bad temper. 1t is a
great waste of time to complain of other
peoples; the best thing is to amend our
own, and the next best quality is to learn
to bear with what We meet in others. J.
rascibility is very injurious to health, and
so, in fact, is every morbid indulgence of
our inferior nature-low spirits, melan-
choly, diffidence, Discrimination for ordi>
nary duties, discomfort, fretlulness, even
down 10 mental lassitude, incidence, or
despair-are very inimical to enjoyment
of life, and every possible effort should be
made to cast them all to the winds. and
look unblushingly into the truth of the
fact. 1t is astonishing what little rehec-
tion will do-the fears are mostly imagin-
airy. and with one dash of resolution may
all be overcome.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

are distributed with prodigality worthy Of
Lucullus. A delightful absence of re-
straint-a true Republican equality
reigns; for Marrast persists that all his
former associates, the Journalists, shall
appear among the Representatives, Diplo-
matisis, and Counsellors of State, and
they are greeted BY him with even great
er cordially than the English Minister
himself.
"Will we have Marrast-ian Republic.
with deep, far-seeing plans hidden under
flowers and festivity, or must we accept
tie plain Military Republic of Cavaignac 2
Athens or Sparta-that is the question:
AT this moment it appears as if both ex>
tremes would unite, and We are to have a
luste-miLeu Marrast-Cavaignac--the o.
i've and Sword !''-Holden's Magazine.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21
Vermont Legislature.
TUESDAY. Nov. Z.

TUESDAY, Nov. I.
SExATE.-A bill from the House making
appropriations for the support of Govern
ment. was read twice and referred to the Com
mi,tee on Finance.
2o'cIock, p w.
Mr. June offered 4 resolution resembling the
resolution to adjourn on Friday adopted.
Mr. Stewart, from Committee TO whom was
referred the bill to divide the town of Mont
pelier, reported that the same ought 10 pass
and on call of Messrs. Keyes and Chandler,
made n statement of facts; when, on mo-
ton of Mr. Keyes, the bill was laid on the
table.
HoUsE-An engrossed bill, making oppro-
pria;ions for the support Of Government, was
taken up and passed.
A resolution was reported by joint Commit
tee raised 10 fix on time for adjournment, that
both Houses adjourn without day on Friday
next, at o'clock A. NJ; adopted.
The Committee on Elections reported a.
gainst the bill relating to election of town rep
resentatives plurality to elect on Sd ballot) !;
and the bill was laid on the table
2o'clocl, p. ~
\ resolution was offered by AR. Merritt.
resembling the resolution Tor adjournment on
Friday laid on the table.
\ DILL reported by the Judiciary Commit
tee, Incorporating the National Life Insurance
Company. was ordered 10 Sd reading
Adjourned to attend the funeral services of
Mr.. Emerson, late member from Jay.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8.
SENATE-Mr. Kinball offered a resolu-
ton that no bill or petition be introduced after
this morning; which, being amended, on mo-
ton of MIR. j. p. kidder, so as to substitute
this afternoon, was passed.
Mr. Walker offered resolution directing
the Secretary of State 10 purchase and dis
tribute to each town in the State a copy of
Bcrnari's School-house Architecture refer
red to Committee on Education.
Mr.. June introduced bill TO incorporate
the Brandon Bank-read twice and referred
to Committee on Banks. 3d.
o'cioc1. P'M
The House resolution fixing on Thursday.
10 A. NJ. to choose State Librarian was TAX
en- up and concurred in.
The engrosscd bill. TO incorporate the Vt.
and Boston Telegraph Company, WAS read a
Sd time and passed -,.. ss
The Select Committee on the bill to divide !
Montpelier, reported tina; the same ought to !
pass.
HorsE-Reports IF Committees. BY gen
eral Committee, against petition Tor the repeal |
of license laws; and the petitioners had leave
to withdraw. By Committee on Ways and !
Means. against bill for publishing the decisions
of the Supreme Court; dismissed. BY Com
mittce on Claims, lii for paying c. b. Adj |
ans ordered 10 Sd reading.
The Joint Assembly made choice of Luxe |
P. PoLAxD, of Morristown. on the Sd ballot.
as fifth assistant Judge Of the Supreme Court
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21
10ortrp.
w AT ER ODE.


The following beautiful Ode written by JAMES Rvs
SELL LOWELL be sung by the school children, at the
Water Celebration in Boston, on TIE 18th ut -
Nv name is Water 1 have sped
Through strange dark ways untried before,
By pure desire of friend ship led,
Cochituate's Ambassador;
lie sends four royal gifts by me,
Long life, health, peace and purity.
I'm Ceres cup-bcarer | pour
For flowers and fruits and all their kin,
Her crystal vintage, from Of yore
Stored in old Earth Seectest bin,
Floras Falernian ripe, since God
The wine press Of the deluge trOd.
IN that far isle whence, iron-wilcd,
The new worlds sires their barque unmoored
The fairies acorn cups filled
Inon the toad stools silver board,
And meath Herne's oak, for Shakespeare sight.
Screwed n oss and grass with diamonds bright.
No fairies in the May Flower came,
And. lightsome as | sparkle here,
Tor mother Bay STATE, busy DAME
I've toied and druiged this many year
Throhhcd in her engines iron veins.
Twired myriad spindles for her gains.
l. too. can WeaYc.-thc warp / set
Through which the sun his shuttle throws,
And bright as Noah saw it, vet
For YOU the archng rainhow CLOVIS
\ Sinht in Paradise denied
10 unfallcn Adam and his bride.
When winter held me in his grip,
You seized and srnt me Ger the wave,
in-ratcful in a prison ship:
Bat forgive. no. long slave
For. soon as summer >ourh winds blew,
Ilomcward flea, disguised as dew
For countless services I'm fit.
Dfusc 90 pleasure and of gain,
Eut lightly from all hounds Hit,
Incanahlr ~ fire Of stain;
From mill and waSh-iub | escape,
And take i'll heaven my proper shape
So free myself to-day. clatr.
come from far DER hill and mead,
And here Cochituatcs Envoy. wait
To be your hlithcSome GanAmedc,
And lrm your cul with nectar lrue
That never will make slaves of YOU
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21
AGRICULTURAL.

FATTFNING When the mast and
nuts of your woods shall have been consum>
ed. pen up YOUR hogs 10 fallen; provide Them
GOOD drv. warm apartments in the pen to
sleep in, separate from the part you feed
them in. " hen Won first take Them up, give
each hog Il tea spoonful of -four OF sulphur in
4 mess Of meal daily. ioi week. II you
design 10 commence feeding with pumpkins,
apples or roots, let them be cooked-they
90 farther and are better for The hogs.
Thrice day give them fresh water, and
once week give them soap suds during The
first three weeks of their being penned up.
Each pen should be provided with a rubbing
post Rotten wood, charcoal and ashes
should he generally in the pen in trough
where the hogs could eat Of it at pleas
ure.
While you are engaged in lattening your
hogs do not omit 10 furnish them with pleD-
~ Of mould. leaves and weeds 10 work up in
10 manure for you. for OF truth they are a.
mong the best of the manufacturers of that
article known. Twenty well sized hogs
would convert half thai number OF loads OF
earth or mould into good le rtiizing manure
every ten days and in that lime mix il mp
more accurately than the best hand on your
farm, and especially well would they perform
that service if you were TO sirew grains Of
corn over The surface daily TO induce them
10 use their snouis.
As true economy consists in attending 10
small as well as large matters, no providenl
Farmer should omit TO attend 10 these hints,
and Tie best and surest way 10 ensure their
l being attended 10. is to personally see that
They are done, as the masters presence is 4
4 great sumulalor of fidelity.