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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-17

d, rdtor NJ The T1Brue.


Mr. Webster 10 il be not his reporters j. be-
coming rather notorious for laPslng in the Latin where
with he loves 20 deck the Dorc s,ufdiness Of h political
sermons The latest and greatest Of these awkward
bunaers occurs in the recent quotation Of ep gram Of
Dean swift which-exclusive Of the typographical
variations Of the less classic Journalists made read
As follows in even the most authoritative
Dsbref nstsie solnm.
Flne wor3. ro-isr where be stole uem
For my part wonder and blush that such nonsense
should pass unrec,fed pass moreover for wit through
the entire press Of the country say the entire pre-
sumng that no provincial sheet will take upon il to
alter what has been sanctioned observe by the prin-
cpa papers Of both the Modern Athens and the Empire
City One Journal only appears 70 have felt by It's poet
instinct no dOubt) that al was not quite rgnt Inc
EcHiag P0s-whose editor is said 10 know even
Greek enough have done the celebrated dge Of
smonidos into English from the Latin or French trans
laton-the ECtniHg Poet alone assumes the critical rod,
But unfortunately rs version traveste OF Webster
more scandalous sti than Websters OF swift The
latter retained At least the rhyme. The Post has
neither rhyme nor reason
The true original you remember, was as follows
iirfrf e, nsis.e soiln.
fosiy wonder where t- stole en-.
cannot from memory affirm that the second line s
not in fact usually printed hne words sc. But
then the SATIRE of stealing mere words, seems too him
sy for both tine object and the author thlnh II lar
orther OF the truculcut and subtcrraqueOus sarcasm
Of swift 10 understand the theft Of the things them
selves The proprety will better appear we reinen
Der that the text formed the impuden motto on the
coach Of Of those upstart adventures VINO rise TO
rank in unhappy ireland for being the tyrant tools Of
her OppressOr and who destitute alike Of native
virtue and country.
r : BY the way another wonder Of mine Il. not
10 zee dip itself into this critical pie the venerable
knitting needle OF the Commercial Adcerts1 who H.
you know, great grammar man. at least IN the verna
cuar and a sort Of Justice Of Quorum in Newspaper
nicnackeries The more especially the learned ed
tor appears 10 be acquainted with the writings OF
Swiftly. acquainted profoundly as 10 have discov
cred the Draper depOs ng century in advance that
the Irish people would be better for obtaining
the management OF their own affairs than by continu
inc them in the hereditary hands of the foreign free
hooters aforesaid You're truly, o.
Nsc York OCT. IL, 1919
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xu,.xx Outo.-The amount OF wine already
-. mi. wear 10 the neighborhood Of HermanA Ono
!. About 900 gallons II ia worth on an average 81 =
ner r.llon considerable amount however renHln'
~ rre As the Cstaxb4 grape has MOI ,e' A''neu PEI
feet maturity.
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TENAs.-To show the progress IN periodioal 1T
erature In this isroh lsnd present 3 list OF the
several political neutral and religious newspapers pub
hshed in the State
Va Pioneer Rusk Cherokee Co. Western Ar
gus bonham. Spirit Of the Age Jefferson, Cas- Co,
Western star, Clarkvie Tribune, Ms,sgorda.
Loco FOo0-Teegraph. Houston Democrat Austin !;
Banner. Huntsville, Civilian, Galveston, Leliung.
Germany do, Times Nscogdoches Union, San Au-
gustine North standard. ClNksvie Patriot, Mar.
she'll, Harrison Co.
NeEirdi-Advocste. Victoria Herald Port Lsvsccs
Corpus Christi Star. News. Galveston.
RcilSi0Es-Presoyterian Houston Christian Advo.
cate do True Evangelist do.
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nRRTU ANBOY sEMINARY.-rhs Principals


(U-M " VIVA ~ and dsu Yhtcf fsspectnIy uuvlnce
th.t their classes &c above will commence At Consnmuoo
Hal. $50 Bro adway Tuesday loth inst Days OF uaiuon
Tor Misses and Masters Tuesday and Saturday stsfnoos
g. and al O'Clock the evening Tor the elder cisssT
ysnt.men Al Gothic Hall, Brooklyn, 10Th inst sem
monthly soir-es Constitution Hall Will commence Novsm
her n FOR farther particulars eco circulars 70 % hsn
sboys or al tho Private Academy, 81 sixthsysnuo rH
vsfa le..ons vii he given al unes u, y"
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CANADIAN REvEsUE.-rhe gross revenue Of the
Colony of Canada. for the year ending July 5, lsls
amounted to g., s26o95 50 being increase OF
ssosO over the income Of the previous year. Nearly
100000 of this sum were obtained from the long
iiue Of Custom Houses Although the public deb, is
Understood 20 be about sl4 10000, the income from
public works is only s30o7e. from which there are to
Be deducted the expenses Of upholdine them and col
,setng the revenue they yield. They have their
Treasury notes. debentures debt excise and all the
nrsncls machinery Of old Governments in Csnsds, but
re ksp, down In the way OF enterprise though IN less
0ssree than Ireland by imperfect vicious system
ae',aer advantageous 10 England nor themselves
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BOOK TRADE.
ON MONDAY NEXT

WILL BE PUBLIsHED-rhe First eook 2 yisoea, p
WI Practical Introduction 10 tho Reading, wnuns ~
fThs 6oos n more simple and easy for beginnen
French than any heretofore published on ne rev
While s designed 70 make this method n, ga
heir progress greater, and tho study more - ~
eosnnencins with this ifte book Inoes 49, a. 800
.care Al Ability 70 s1mcsnhy ct wv
neal pqrpos~s Ia very shor time vii sndguDteey me
~. xor{ Inc b,.t su;ted their purpose mppnee
fsr A Inc WORK extends TIE plscs o. cfsmg sna
800, - on' HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE, Xs Pe0tst
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HYDROPHoBlA-We are informed oy gehIe'
man direc, from Alexandra, Campbell Co that this
aady IL prevailing alarming extent at thai place
among the cattle dogs. &c; some seventeen dcgs ana
two cows have been Killed within few days, W.
were unmistakably rsbid. lCoyingson (Ay)
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DRINTING INk.-J0HN q. LIGHTBODfs con
Uany manufacturing and has always on hand every de-
scplon Of Printing Ink from the finest Black and Coofed
to News Inks which hs warrants equal TO any ever msno
h.creI and low prices be- sold BY any regular
nanufacrer Orders rw aried by sesmbos, or railroad
10 any part OF tho country by addressing note to me al "
Rosest. - -,
great many other newspapers In this city, Philadelphia bos
ton Baltimore New Orleans and other cities and towns 10
the limited ststss AHA"
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ExieRATIoS TO CALIFoRSIA.-AmonS the emf
Eahng parties 10 California from Kentucky. OF when
se nsve heard Is one forming Bloomfield, Nelson
20 under the name Of The California Emg rating so
sey: The Society consists st present OF about 80
aenoers chiefly the heads Of families j, is composed
atae most worthy and respectable citizens men OF IN
eugence and substance II is made up OF professional
nen, farmers and mechanics nearly ali Of them land
lopnetors and In independent circumstances. AT the
sss1 OF the Society is Dr. J. H. Bsscom. brother OF
rsesdent Bsscom OF Pennsylvania University gentle
nan highly esteemed by his fellow citizens for his pro
'essonsl worth, piety, integrity and intelligence.
Louisville Courier.
BLOODY AFFAIR.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.. RO
Ssrntwing young man Of u very highly respectable
ssiy IN TINS city, rode 10 the house OF Mr.. VIM H.
neay called him out and for some alleged grievance
Neek him with whip. Mr. Kelly seized his sssailsnt
y me collar whercupon the latter drew pistol and
sNo nim the ball entering the left ear breaking
oO laws entirely severing the tongue the roois
sno lodging ss the surgeon supposed. the right
.ai, MI Kelly was alive last night, but il not
that he could live long Mr. Ewing after shoot
ing ar Nelly, remounted his horse and rode of The
MARSHAL Informed us last evening that be had heard OF
,u OF him four miles from the city the salt River
''ai and sent two police officers in pursuit OF him
Louisville Jour. Oct 10.
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DysrRucrivE FIRE-The main building and
once of the large hemp establishment Of Aesst' ). i
COOK a Co At the upper end of East Msysyle, were
de.troved bv IRE on saturday morning The iotsl &C
tnal loss probably exceeds sson. OF this amount ony
81 200 Is Insured The books snd papers. ana every
Cincinnati Atlas, llth.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

.ox "a SyWNAN & co. Publishers, BoosseIlers.
y si.foaeos &c. lss Brosdwsy.-Cons,snuy on hard
"a IN oa srnres school and Classical Books from nose
.v.nred clssses academies and colleges Pabshefs OF
s.anderSs school Readers; Porefs Rhstofieal kesdm'
Hssinxss and Brsdbarys Staging Books, &c Also 600
Era as.orlIneni Of Theological and Miscellaneous bo9Hs
Coquuy merchants and others wishing to purchase booss
,ond 40 well 10 call and 81 smro assortinent co.,
s,sntly ou haud MARX II. NEWMAN CO
MD ls Broadway.
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STEAMBOAT CAPslZED.-By the arrival yester-
day of the steamboat Rdsey We learn that the steam
Loaded with cotton while lying ST wood yard Black
River on the Sd inst cspszed- precpits,ns the pnc
nj mart of her cargo into the river The boa, hes in
critical position and it is thought she WI be total
lo.s No lives Lost IN y. beilS ON
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MOUNT PROSPECT INSTITUTE.

ru,HE WINTER SESSION Of this school Will comnsnco
i on the LIST day of November. Pupils are prepared ~
entering College business pursiIs Of n. isms r
per session WAhhhN """''
West Bloomfield, N. J. Sept. 1913 A. r.,.,s
NB-Ths Principal can be- seen 81 the rev 'Lnsisna<
House New. York every Th1rsdsy during mo monn
DctoDsL cn.s t,, ~ NV ~ o5tw.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Water Cure.-Dr. T IsALL, wso 'ar.sa ne !.
vsroosic insulation IN Amenca receives nFal-s a.
a. ronmtiou. establishment IS Ls shi--i one coor from
:, foho'.osrk Banirz rooms Win doueh-s sno.es Ne
% 81 w al lmoss
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I'VE learn from our carriers that Of the worst kind
OF liquor groceries, whose propneors offended al the
freedom Of disc their traffic refuse 10
have The Tribune In thei establishments II this 10
we eau only say. much tie worse-for them
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r. Wigs, Wigs. Wigs.-sIsnsen n.ting The ciiy
informed that lie best lace - get ornamrn,a. hair
:. a. xFDHrRsT 4 HEARD'5, = Msden-.a1e. where
~ rave on hand the largest ne cheapest and best assor
-en, OF wigs half wigs io1pe-s brsds VI ong hair mig
80 fz-ttes which for Price and quality unequale
he trade supp led wholesale Cal and Judge for your
..lvss "a Naider- sn-. % Inn
~ Mrs. Gove,s Water.cure Heuse 10 81 81
Te5tn AZ near Frsg-av. Hours for cons1iaton and day
r.u-us from "a " to p " Sundays excepted. % 81
~ Phrea oio xi.ts and Pu blishers, FowLEhs l.
WELLa Ctnsos Hal, III NasssnSt N. I.
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Madison for Congress.
\ "CIRcUMsrAScE."-Th Rock Co. wis
Dsuocrct Immediately after the Baltimore Convention.
supported Cass but on the reception of the Buffalo
nominations 1t struck its Csss flag and ran up the Free
Soil ticket Recently its proprietor, A. HYATT SMITH,
received the bunker nomination for Congress in the
lad District and presto down goes Van Buren, and
Adams GEo w CRABB, the editor of the DomocGt,
who has received the Free soil nomination for Con
rcss) resigned his post and is shout 10 establish Van
Buren, paper a; GAINESVILLE. CHARLES :. JORDAN, a
bunker has superseded Mr. CRABS in the editorial de
putment of this beautifully consistent paper. The
cause of the change attributed to the fact that the
Baruburner editor would not support the nomination of
Mr. smith the bunker proprietor, for Congress, al
though this worthy proprietor pretends to be opposed
Ia the Extension of Slavery, as do all the Hunkers oil
Wisconsin in order 10 keep the party together
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nOWER LATHRs.-Por sale, rumoW q 49,
L engine sts6 They wess bulb 70 order ana ~ -
"a sns - =, "s'' JOHN T. HYDEs SONS.
Ap2 II naidselAne.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

90, syw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IL PUhLtsHhD
,vrRY MoRSING lSUSDAYs sN'fPTEDh
The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
.,d>a--au streets, opposite the city Hall,
.r...s % CIV Dor i1t Ceuts w-es ~hen
-, hsg csn advance 81 ta~ Desa m - uoains Or
- ..rs rate sn4c cnpss Two Cent? Nal sao-c rt-r.
n.rs srnu sseslce and lie M case continued
~ ior ~hct pad slbscr ons taken ofsif months
MIA. - sfysnfe required all lhslsc with Copufp News
p.. ,srss fl. once shoss tsrff higher
- 49, Ill III Trbaas. boz allowed sHy difference
rrpMs o. ADyERTsiSC-fIn fdt0Hoc
sK Inns q 1eror. ef celts hut. sltseo
-. Is eents 0Hffid, suhsoqueu neris rs ceus TfN
49, u oterfse-Fsi H.era o cents iafids slbsequen
arsrfs Cuds ahseGle0f ns~rfins - csrf. 0NIR
- inns Ff.f .e'isu cents line daily subsequent
- 90. t~ss - per wees cents hne ifif,. ever
- ri flrf. per eeek. cents me
tiSTHs MARRIAGES and FUNERAL NOTICES nj sTcsdinS
a. o. ceatr
s',er.en,s n.ertei 90 i paper sp7ear both ns Moro
Cd. .asE ,eu.as kdi' ln-
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
.s.asle e- Hfqnodoy si Safsrdoy norlg fno- Is pr
,.-.a. IT, fu0lss Dor g.
NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ssfHY LARGE PAPER fOR TIE COUNTRY. - pu..rh-a
80 Sonn ay Mining II ne loe pf.eo % ef t-h' "
y.s ~ of 80 ~ teeaft rof.e. ~ 81 ,, d. ,
GREEIEY NrELHAfH. FubA''es
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Act nder year. = 10 years. 81, TO ) 81 Ia
TO- 3: otto ~ l5 20 TO So So So 10 40 IS ~ to So 49, ~
TO So 90 20 20, ?. 20 TO 80, soto a. I, Unknown,3
PLACES o. NArIvrY-United States i7gi Ireland. %;
England 10. Scotland p Germany, n France, Prussia
/; British Possessions In n America I; unknown, g.
From Hospital, Bellevue. Peugenaary Hospital, Black
wells Island Luusfic Asylum. do do p Wards Island
Randalrs Island, 5; City Hospital,7 City Prison
Aims House Bsckwelrs Island, Colored Persons,9
A W. WHITE, Guy Inspector.
CITY inspectors Office. Oct H. 1913.
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AND CHEAP UPHOLSTERY.

FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP UPHOLSTERY,
l. Curtain Materials, Window Shades and Paper Hang
ngs-The subscribers have In store large and splen
did assortment Of Curtain Materials VI every description
Lace and embroidered Curtains Window Cornices Bands,
Loops Tasssls &c. A large variety Of Window Shades
and PAPER Hangings Also manufacturers OF Pure hair
Moss and other Mattresses Beds Pillows with every af.
Gle In the upholstery line wholesale and retail Al prices ~
Der cent lower than any other establishment In The city
A NJ & r. DAVIS, Upholstersrs,
ID linz 30 RoxerY and 1871 FuliOD-sl.
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MANUFACTORY FOR SALE

yI'INWARE MANUFACTORf FOR sALE.-
The subscriber wishing 20 retire rom MS present bus
ness offers for sale his old established stand which 10 now
in successful operation. and has the past year done about
$4,000 worth OF business At profit OF 81 10 - per cent IL
well located fourshing and healthy Southern city
The business can be- doubled II conducted properly IL
requires capital Of about 900 To carry the business
buI four times that be probably invested For
any person DESTROYS Of engaging Ia the business this
chance rarely found For farther particulars inquire VI
~ 2nc ] CHANDLER FOSTER 4 Co Msdsn-lsn-
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Weekly Report of Deaths

h AeCity sHiCoufy If Nsss iors, ros tis IA DIV o.
fober % ne l4h dry ofocf0ber lsis
Men, S.; Women 81, Boys, 81 Girls, i7-Toia 80.
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SCHOOLS.

SOIIsVbIIS.
,l,UE WINTER TERM Of Miss NJ A. sTuR1Es
i Boarding School for Young Ladies', al stamford, Corn
will commence Nov. l. Circulars stating terms ana teic.
cation at Rsynor's Bookstore, 10 Bowery - SAws~
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHoOL.mr.or
OJOHNsON Rsctor.-The first quarter f me nsw yeeI
bsgan on Monday Sept Pupils are received n sny ums
uIiny ths quarter eorge Parker, Principal Classical
Department; Lewis II. Hobby Principal English Depart
menl. Nv"
EANILY sCHOOL.-A lady residing In tho eoan
l. ny receives her family eight children TO bosfd ana
iostnc, Her care 10 parenalno paine spared TO advenoe
the pupils their studies render Them sn
happy, while under her charge NO day scnons anm's
There are now ihres vacancies For reference mfs &c
inquire OF J. O CANDEE, D. - PUkplses. oltn-
VO PARENTS AND GCARDIANs;.s % Yen.
] SchooL-Irving Institute, Tsnytown. New ORR, VIII
LIAM p LYON, a. NJ Prncipal-The Winter term WI
open on tho of November next The course OF saoy
includes the whole range OF Ensnsn uIancne',
with thorough instruction IN tho preparatory coneslss
.udes and in the French language circulars containing
fl information at CLARK Austins bookstore eo oIos''
way w ~
FAMILY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR BossAJ
II YONkEKSThs Winter term OF the Locust III senoo'
will on Monday The yn on ocooea ,"s s.ml,
Der is limited twenty and the school sinSuy ssmy
Boarding School Circulars can DO nsd OF w IL rss 80
AT the Tr.iesmen's Bank; Of w Van WICK, ESQ i2Cen'
tre a.; OF Israel Russell ESQ Frontsf and 81 inc 0"oa
store OF oae' 4 ''sa"'"' ''0 O. W. FRANCIS AM
nERTU AMBOY sEMINAHY.rhs Principals
take pleasure In referring parents wn woasa 49, -,
their sons a good Family Boarding scnooI 20 .nes r.
rops psst and present. for the mos, ssusaciofy esum
of tho advantages. moral and intellectua o. tho
on Circus with numerous city and other references
and IT ay be had s CLARK Auslins poossoio
pos Broadway Of the Principals The Winof sSss""
will commence on "e'n''''' r. WOODBRIDGE.
oas SO. wOODBRiD0E
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Observation-Disclosures

BRUSHES. BRUSHES .-Colntry Merchants and
ID bs pubc generally will find Il % their advantage TO
call at The Brush Factory, S57 Peulst square
before purchasing and examine hs extensive assortment OF
Brushes Of every description which the subscriber sseng
al the lowest pnces Constantly hand Paint Brushes
sash Tools Varnish Brushes Whts~ash do, busting DO
scbbing DO Stove do Hair do, Tooth do Nail DO NC NC
JOHN HOPPEL, 81 Pearlst FrsnkIHsqr'
. RruTu -
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Ofhs number there r- eraps about o ooo Who tase out 10
for regular art respectable hot. ani M These Of
b lol com. within W 81 LLEn-r G-.cli,
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LIE YOU co TO TIE FAIR, don't torgello e,

Iue The Miniature Solar Lamps They be seen burn.
ing common oil ard lard every evening II are disposed
10 buy one don't be imposed upon by any humoug nlts
on but remember the Miniature Solar Lamp was nrst IN
roduced by tbs subscribers and they have the Satisfaction
of seeing every amp manufacturer In the country ysiny
attempting to compete with II Manufactured BY
ENDICOTT 4 SUMNER,
ola luz s6t Broadway and 100 Flm-st
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pnIuArE cLAssEs IN PRENCH.

OROF A. BAssET will organize hs evening cisSsse 70
Ffrnch on the 9Th Of October al his residence ~ Drosc
ysy corner Of Ffsnsns As his classes are ini.eo esy
medication 10 advisable Please call bcfres ~ 400 ~
nrsPn. N B.-Also, seisss for young is'''s =" ss,im
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OF Mayor. Oce shows
tie following number Of snse .en liquor granted during The
IRE.
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Two PRINTERs.-JOHN D McCREARYs PINT
ng Inks be had In quantities TO suit pqrehassrs a. n'
Depot spruces Constantly hand black Ina for ~ ~
81 81 as and IS cents per h. Also superior article for
81 q s. per 10. Colored lnksred rom % 70 * -
cy can hsvs keg RS 10 News Ink forwarded 10 them for
49,, a. n .so n- aiO ans 3r,
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Ex.Gov. sEwARD-AH Incident BY the Nay--
From Norristown to Pho.nixvie rode IN the coach
that runs between those places shortly ater stsrtn
we overlook = poor Irish woman rudgins aions Thn
infant tied In shawl upon her back she looked worn
and weary The following dialogue ensued
orernS-Coschnso, stop the coach and let mat poor
woman in
Vonaa-l csnno, sir, have no money.
Gor.-Never mind come, get In.
y5n1n-sir have not a cent in the world. cannot
pay. ,,.
The poor woman WAS hel ped In, the Governor pA1
her fare and 5y subsequeR, conversation we earned
that had Es- landed and WA N search OF ner aus
-. fPhils- Inquirer
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NXTIId Dist-(Oswego and Madison D Gen NyE
Madison for Congress.
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EOR sALE-The Paper Hanging Asnu,setofy con-
sistny on printing machine, presses, and large lot
Of prints eolors &c 1e Also Paper Box Mandatory,
paner Hsngfngs and Paper Boxes In store ~ Csrmines
..abshed years sne. with good run Of custom, Ill 10
successful opersuon- IEagif. of the propnesor
80 i'm THOMAS DAY. - Csrnine-a.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOFiNG-Sew roofs Of
rough bosts covered for u cents per foot roofs or
brid,es over % squares u per square over un zinc or
.hingles q 10 3. cents and warranted Goodwins cemer
sheshing aid the sat1s shingles IL Ugh,
cheap dursbs and freProof IL can be wled over ~noe'
injury References and specimens al - West Broadway,
..,,.,ssan CS.nh.,. snd Warren .ts ~ I'm
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c.-nn Notice 20 zentlsmen who
,c.DUO want their Old clothes 10 look Ike ew-Cal al
me cleaning dying tailoring and repairing esaoisnnentA
% Gold ct where you get a. grease, piIeh, t sue
and paint extracted without selling the cotn nc snorts
notice and on the most reasonable terms, BY j. b NOAH
% God-st doors from Beekman. N. Z. % I'M
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a.. no nr-nsre 10 Offer TO their fneods and the public,
Oyster, Of the ft quality and In every ayie Aso ooi
Coffee les Cream, and other refreshmsnn NEIL new
saoon which IL tted up II ssnperor style fof ne accom-
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-26
'COr atfectionatc Father.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Terrible Storm.

The NaySriAe Eagle gives an account
OF tornado, which swcp, through Bracken
and Mason counties. Ky, week before last.
Fifteen barns. in one neighborhood. were
blown down. md their contents scattered or
destroyed. Orchards. forests. barns, out
houses. hay -s,acks, and everything in It's
track, alike fell before the angry Storm
Numerous lives were endangered from its
suddenness and violence. but tho presence
of mind of many persons. who threw them
selves at full length upon the ground. saved
them. 4 negro man had his arm broken
short off, by being struck with piece of
timber from barn. TO which he had run for
shelter. Four others, who had left the
same barn. from sense Of danger, and
screened themselves from the wind behind
log that lay across 4 branch, were i'm
med'aicly covered up by the branches o
trees that fell around and over them, bu
without injury TO them. One negro man
was whirled some sixty PAGES through the
air. and lodged in an orchard tree, which
fortunately, resisted the storm.