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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
North Caroline.

The old North State is doing something for the
cause Of education. The expenditures for Gem
mon Schools for the year ending the Ast De-
tober, was S96,5lI,l of the literary board
$l,02e, education Of the dumb, S3,4S9; building
them an asylum, 5000 and for a floral COL
lege, $4,000. Total expenditures for purposes Of
education, sl05, 97s,3I.
In North Carolina more than fourth Of
the white men and women cannot read the
Bible, or sign their own names. What a con.
dition Freedom and Education must &c
hand in hand or else ignorance and anarchy viii
rule.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
s50O,00C
OIL Trade OF she United states.

There were imported into the United States,
during the year ls47, l2l ,4l0 barrels of Sperm
Oil, and 800, 645 barrels Of Whale Oil. In 1886
the imports were 95,2l7 barrels Of Sperm and
207 ,493 of Whale
The number Of vessels engaged in the trade
in l547 was 253, viz: 2l4 ships and barquea, %
brigs and ii schooners. In 1876 the number Of
vessels employed in the trade was 1873, viz: lss
ships and barques, 80 brigs and II schoo ners.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

Once upon time II took thirteen years work
for lsboring man to purchase bible. Says
the Cincinnati Chronicle, In the year l272 the
wages Of a lsboring man were less than four
cents day, while the price Of bible at tfessme
period, was $3.50 dollars. A common lsborsr in
those days must toll on lndustrously for thirteen
long years, If he would possess copy Of the
word of God Now, the earnings of half a
day, will pay the cost Of beautifully printed
copy Of the sacred oracles. What a contrast
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The Influenza prevails over Great Britain, and
France. The mortality in London has been
increased by it, feafully. The different dis
tricts give in
Population in al Ays age deaths Deaths last week
l,9e,425. 100. 2.4le.
The first seven days in December ARE taken
as the Test in ~ and IA.
Most of the deaths proceed from attacks on
the organs of respiration. For instance, the Sc
copd shows, that Of the deaths in the first week
In Dec, ,299 were from inflammation Of the wind
pipe, 2s4, disease of the Lungs, Asthma, 7s.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
The Hsishsps.

The English Bishops, some thirteen Of them
at least, sent protest to Lord John Russell
against the appointment Of DR.. Hampden. II
was disregsrded This caused some sharp
shooting. The bishops regarded DIR. Hampden
as " not being safe guide" The wags are
merry over the protest Of the thirteen, and, as
the name of Henly Of Exeter was omitted, one
of them says:
In plot to insult or a scheme to Cypress,
Gould Harry Of Exeter be out Of the mess
But, surely, conviction still further 10 carry,
There's omitted the name Of another old Harry
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Indiana.

This State does not make good exhibitin her
educational Statistics. One SeSeRA Of her peo-
pie, over the age Oftwenty-One, cannot read and
write. Wayne county, settled mainly by Friends
is an exception to the general rule! Only AZ
adults are unable to reld and write within its
BOUNDS.
Indiana and Illinois must pluck up! They
are sadly behind every free State. There is no
excuse whatever for either Of them. They have
the means to educate all their people, and they
will be hOOted at if they do not employ them
promptly and wisely for this end.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Plainly spoken I

And rightly. For there is no doubt Of the
wish and determination of vety large party to
absorb Mexico. The New Orleans Picayune
says
"Gen. Cass 10 reported TO have said, pending
the debate, that no one hao any idea Of absorb
ing Mexico, and therein Gen. Cass was mistaken.
There is such a party in the United States, and
il 10 growing one too, at that"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Gen. kearaey and Col. Be.,sa.

The Court Martial, in the case Of Lieut.. FREE
mont, refused to answer FremOnt's interroga-
tons whether General kearney was the author
Benton used some very denunciatOry language
in speaking Of Gen. Kearney. The Court was
at times much engaged in consultation, and the
witness room was ordered, frequently, to be
cleared.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Us. Elnaneen.

According to the monthly statement Of the
Secretary of the Treasury there was on deposit
in the various Government repositories on the
9th ultimo, subject to the draft, the sum Of
$4,000, 4s9 SO. The following are the trans
fers ordered.
To Assistant Treasurer, New York, S425 900
To Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, $4,000
To Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, $4,000
seas, 900
From Assistant Treasurer, New York Sl25, 900
From Assistant Treasurer, Philsdslphis, $4,000
$500 900
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The Wellsburgh Virginia Gazette, a spirited
paper, says the people in West Virginia are in
earnest about emancipation. The word is,
HSIavery must be abolished West Of the Blue
Ridgem This paper SAYS:
True; and is 1t not time that the move should
be mace7 Is il not time that the people of
Western Virginia should awaken TO their inter-
estsl Mr.. Ruffner has put the ball in motion,
and, with his assistance, we hope TO see IL roll
on and on, until there is not a voice West Of the
Blue Ridge that will be raised in defence OF
slavery and its accompanying evils"
Ave, Il is time--high time-snd If the press
viii only speak out "not q voice West Of the
Bite Ridge will be raised in defence of slavery,
and its accompanying evils"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Election Of Iudze..

The following election Of Judges took place
in the Ohio Legislature on Friday, 9TH inst.
For President Judge Of the 10th judicial cir
cult, George Ceilings; Associate Judge of San
dnsky county, AlPheus Mcintyre; Associate
Judges for Butler county, Nehemiah Wade and
Charles n. Smith; Associate Judges for Marion
county, ThOsoJ. Anderson and John Merrill
Gin, AtIas.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
fetal Dessracaisa Of sseambeat By Cur
powder

We learn by the Alex. Scott that the steamer
Sen Bird, bound from New Orleans for 81. Louis,
with thousand kegs Of powder on board, took
FIRE near Cape Girardeau. As soon as the FIRE
was discovered, she was run ashore, and every
person left her. The powder exploded, tearing
the boat to atoms. The explosion was tremen-
dous. and the shock it produced was, it is said,
sensibly felt at Cairo. The Sea Bird was owned
in st. Louis and not Of much value.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
ship Fever nj New Yer,.

The ship fever is raging in the hospitals at
Quarantine, on Staten Island, New York, 10 a
fearful extent. Nearly thousand immigrants
and seamen inmates of the iastitu tons, and
a large portion Of them are down with the fe-
yer. II is very fa.al-so much 50 that mum.
Der Of the physicians and nurses have died of
the disease. Some are now dangerously i'll.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Hen. Henri Clay.

The Hon. Henry Clay is to preside over the
colonization meeting, to be held on the 18th at
which time he will address the meeting.
Mr.. Clay is entertained by the hospitality Of
Mr.. Gales, Of the IntsRigsneer, during his stay
in Washington
The rumOr Of the recall Of Gen. Scott from
the head of the army in Mexico, is doubted upon
good authority. Mr.. Trist is expected to return
homo soon
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The Planter burst her boilers on the 5th in
slant at Jones Ferry, Illinois river. The cabin
was torn to fragments Five persons we're
killed, and many severely scalded. Did not the
Captain +" exhibit ceolnessl Was not all done
thar could be done1 We dare say certificates
could be obtained 10 that effect. So we GO
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Elnysi.

Dates from Hsyti to Dec. I6. Joseph Cur
tots, Senator and Editor, had beea sentenced to
months imprisonment fos atteinpting to pro-
duce civil war. President SonlOuque changed
the sentence to death. BY the interposition Of
the French and English COnsuls, It wan modified
TO Punishment
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Reception OF Hon. Henry CLAY

The Hon. HENRY Clay arrived at Washing
ton, January 10. He was received BY the Mayor,
and large crowd Of friends. Great enthusiasm
was manifested by his reception. Mr.. Clay
having been conducted to the United States
Hotel, he addressed the crowd in brief but slo-
quent speech.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The steamer Louisville arrived at New Orleans
on tina 2lst ulr. with eight companies composing
the 5ih regiment East Tennessee volunteers,
Numbering ga men. The men were placed On
the ships Taluiaros and Mississippi
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The steamer Algoma ran aground at Car
rolls Island, in crossing the bar. She is repor-
ted to have thrown overheard from two to three
hundred barrels Of -four.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

A new counterfeit $40 onthe Lafayette Bank
fac simils of the genuine, but the filing Ut
poorly done, especially the signatures, is in
circulation.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

Mr.. GEORGE L. PirrMAN, Editor Of the
Richmond (Ky) PioEghbOy, who was shot a,
that place few days since by Mr.. CAPEKros,
died on Saturday last. His remains were in
TERED at Lexington on Sunday.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The hon. Thomas CoRwrN, of the Senate
and the Hen. GAKsErr DUNCAN, Of the House oil
Representatives, VIII accept our thanks for Con-
gressional documents.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The Buffalo Courier furnishes list of %
steam boats, IL PropeIlsrs, % briggs, and Sc
schooners which are now laid up for the winter,
In that port.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

Want Of space compels us to defer our usual
summary Of foreign news. II will be found on
the first page Of our next number.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Bank FaiInre..

Tn following banks have failed
Lewistown, Pa.
Mount Hope, Delaware Bridge Co. N Jersey.
James Bank, NY.
Atlas Bank, "
Northern Exchange Bank, n. Y.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

The steamer Beardstown was sunk by colIis-
ion with the Ohio Mail near Portage, I'll.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

NEW fofk, Jan. H.
The Northern Exchequer Bank, at Hrsshesr's
Falls, hes failed
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15
Mexican PopalatEss.

The Chronicle of Cincinnati distributes the
Mexican people as follows
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-01-15

Gen. T. has decl ined coming North. The
following letter will explain his situatiOn:-
B.ro< of-cE Ia Isa7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
DYSPEPSIA CURED

~ Mr. Fos--l tase pleasure n iesuil ~ -.. .
virtues Of your preparation. ~ eFn'Sn u ny
,..-',, .o efecflng r. cure ui Distressing Nii - -
,s nrcoInpa n.d Win ts varied -fmpl"ins ~
I'D srrs want of nervous energy hrM h.it p 20.
800 u, ii,.Ing vo.if Ye.iU~ DOCK uni HhfsHtiHh
n.,d every one of The prcrafhIfi- l'.l go, 80
h., b..e ..,npiDnns and had cDnanlird "il I'VE p"f
,.,r. n. al which bod b-ou pr1ilrnfe"i pa, i.l'
ef hv ryid sI.irniousuess and tis n The r,p''"l -
er,l health A. became very much reduced WIZ ll'
o. make q tnai of youf preparation, ann ti' pr. ii
dtred remarsshlr change II restored tho regular .' ~
of he bowel. and ailouoroaci healthy ~ .rp
t,e, aud with capacity fOf digosnnR on "fli II 49,.
of Grsi and sua,ce b 10 .ny that although " n.l "'iv
Than five weeks sIure commenced taking your ''t
Dock md safsapaula. am Boo b'iisf hesih ilAN 'H
been Boz ir "a wear past You liberty 90 sh"" "'r
ANY oar afflicted as KrsrrcifIly your,
\ ~ CAruC ART. 90 7pfng ct
Foat's Compound ESiftri ~ yellow ppcs aud 7A'e'p'
riia = prepared snd coli sloirssIe AMI retail ~
GEO ross, fhsuuaosulsi, 10 spring
- Oas soOf from sa4Vsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
yyednesday Evaning,


rirnt situated % lhe Orange Mountains a. SCUM Oalsr
\ W. rrFty. % mics from New-l ora % .he ILe ~ e
GERMANY t,o wears since where he mre. ne
49, tarc or study and has erected on enureiy ne" ~
e,n.s rstst nent FOR wser-cures, upon ihr most m
proved In. sh having private bath ailscheo 20
r1r ri IL wa ss and roads opened through me ihouhai'
ar very extensive and give view Of the "pe s~i'"'-
irv country. New \ orb Cry. SC , o. - ,
b. car. ior south Olau leave ne foot 81 OoriIl'
o., e ,..ork A N and + arriving ai >ou.h oItEsr ln
f ,.. r.,ur Al l-frrs addressed io Dr. G. II MttAt r.
".l " 49,. - 4 ,,-iu r.r.ive attention sll q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

rsS SEE MAXINE J0URNhL. FOURTH PhGEE II
cLEARTD-s47 onsia Tgarl H,rre BOYD 5 Ha...-a E'i'
Denui-ln Graves. Antwerp. j frhuts Co. l.ifr Nr ~
Shall. Liverpool BNr.haiH Nanmoa fren'r iveT'L Taylor
g'Ts Az p p ,har,.on. Peabody. RI J.a..ro. Wool
..r K.le A-.srirt --.e- Cesraa Co. ksn. Melde- fl
BOZ. h t.-f U..f.r. Prov 'eu.c.
Barge UarIe John. BALDWIN Philadelphia.
ARRurD-Rs1s Harmony Anthony Mar. i. l'r s-a os--
-~r ID Ja,. mi- A,sersu Pa-enssr Nr N-0 iay o-i
b. sa Is5y Of ,ae Lake TAYLOR sl i' i'i.' ,iroa' ooa.
BE- Ws,ierer Dera.as fsa :. "a. coal wlas, Co
Big ie.eI'e. sleeper Pr.r.i.H
sir Nr.'r. Calnu. VI sfr f-h
s,lr Lazy I.a.- lam. 'a coaaer''-atR .,r s'-7'
sLrIsoot aus W i'm. Mi,li- iunser
sclr F-arie. Chase Hymn a'b
sohr Had,h, wes, Albany, ior Prer4 eHce
scirI-.s. Chase Boston
sclr Daniel Wes,ier. Iovs'i, Bo'toa ~ Ais-y
SIR Monitor Bee wsrshsa
soif fark-n Naelarn
SIR Hem, Gi.1.. Grb-. Ne~ Be- fi
S.nr Vintage. Il NOS. Boston iof Ai1al.
sclr oru-ls l.ufl- View Beaor', o.
s,Lr Ioui-a. ohs-e. Boston. nli---
s-ir Iat- suaol. Bster. Ba.t.n Dc-.
sclr l. b. N.ker.ou. Boston iadse
sslr Aiabs,1t. Cocl1m. Boston. mtss
s.hr Henry Chase mes B-toa. asL
sir Slrrr crosby. Boston ndse.
sclr Ievis. Love. Boston. mtss
sohr Inbure. johnson Boston. as.s
schr Wm Burke Iawrelcs, p 'vi'enss
81, My NJ, Eala' Hgae,' Plo-. g.,
SIN q I Lowell - Boston d.l.
schr en-. Mroi;. New Bedford. gums
SHY Hu-na Y-tl. RocAtt'. b i-egcd
SIR poIna. sntr. New Bedford oil.
s-.r 80. c-.v.- We-tpor.
50, A-h4taso woos. Bf.-', vrrs. .olnu-e-
so.p N-v'Yor.. Gardner Providence
suor kb1de l.itad. 49,. iroF.ieuDs.
BFLow-i .bp vii easraai' aal ems unknown We s'E
"a en- BE- wasasou so - - ms' east q N'r
tucei shos., }h uf ils Monsoon n Boston io ois
Potomac m Liverpool or frg 49, - 'a.t OUT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01
BOOK TRADE.
Mo . Universal. HISTORY

nF THE MOST RFMARKAbLE EVENTS OF OH Va
Nluuu.. from fe F.r.r=f frrnf tu tnr Present me
T number concludes hr hfsi vo lne % c1n'ars the IT,
t8rv 0f flc svrsn-. Arsttns ans fhrficans TIE hsh
rf ufanor which i- work ha- attained ~ lY 81. stained
ty nr contents Of gee number now -suet frce per NUM-
Der. - cents. -
Jenny Lind arorel by M.ss Rose F. zen Hendricks. 2ic
Diving Sell or TIE Dnor ~ DE Frrufes. ron. snce Of
New York hv the auiHor ~ fa- Orange Gr az Venice a.
Hrlroplraia. or-.r, cure aui irffruur a. 100 TIM
po-rf Instructions The heads of Families. ard to every
person k-epir tog. by VIM Osborne anaJ sing chemist
Prrr li crrf.-
Architect 40 g VOL g. q series of Original Designs for
Domestic Ornaments. C0rsge- hy WIN II. Ran 70 ;" cs
The T-~o C0r1ses by Frsvieucs cute Tbs j. NE nlo-
exciting work ever published. Price - c.. .
Tie Half s.s.a-s, by Miss Jewshury Author 81 Zoe
&c Price - cents Tbs agilores- j. TOO wei sno"n io
meet. any praise of ours. ram however, Say Nal =
ecunI Wn1f surernr any ~ ncr former productions
TIE Tenant - Wiiiel Hall, by Acton Bell author OF
NufHrrr. HtLlfs .
Nsfy Fair. Pen a1I Per-l sketch " English society.
hT ~ " rnlrkerfr. .ls-rsfr!. fir ed 90
M" Ocean PH-ur, ur kHya-e o ts.-hr' .l ~ 'I''"
t.l. grant vessel hg IL Cabin -srr .rr .rc- o. r.s
DEWITT DAN tNFOal, slcce-.orsi 10
1881 us IS IA Graham Ill.us bI. sings, Ns-sil--I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

..i.Nsius are the acrunl qualities do % Jo~e y. 'v
,i psir Restorative II iey doubt our word ihcy an
r, e-e highly respectable citizens who have irea II s fs
~. R,ck.i al INST Mrs. Matilda Reeves N r.
w. s,.rpne BrookIyu: Mr. WIN. Tompkins - kings y y
Wr Thomas Jack son. 50 Liberyst Pitsnurshi = Ou,lT
, ,,,.r I'M .fr.fnhonf Amrurs and more man pm
"a others stale huu this must suffice. That 70 VII ipr.e
, hair 10 grow the head or face, stop s ia.''H -
.,er lie ro,,- removing -curf and dipdmi from u -
$50. ,.rsing ght red or gay hair mosl soii cream -
beautiful ysry very long Time sod only " d 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01


83'I r. . '. A. s.r No. 's poj. &ii,a ja
story R.5er. B,' -~ rnou. Herring a Prom X ie' %.
f-en oir1 rtf M DHfcu iiopcas Gs~n. s1f1sn Pr.
d. Iroy Ho.r1-r Mobile Lagrange Mlrcf Denny e tnin'
Chandler Has. rena' aas Et~sd h- DO ar .-'' Co. CO.,
slyrt KiisI MONTEREY IrIa-e Philadelphia. Az Dsnman,
e Nc~srs 81 PAX Is e Haven. ph. VI er' Bro.
hsen susan hshtr jordan sac' e. e. on
,lscAesFT far 80 Chr. G6- Th-'ts Portsn 'i sn
, ,o' r,sioa s,ed schr. y,..cl-r Rota.oa Ho''aa
fnG4RIoWS Jaly .s-Au .ch. Atlantic, rro'. Philadelphia
F4rL RIVER j.i .s.-Ar trf Eaooh Prn. Shaw. Tla's''
WORM Jo'y .s,-r cdr Pre-. Bl,.on. ssr'on Ni.
.t>nWI. 4 Ju5 lisa -ear Gee ii-ay rter-oa bs r.
t, v.r, CLARENCE NYork. CId, hrs AERIAL Haley faf' sii
Gl0rcisffR Ja, s5-Arr ~. white Osk, ot5.. A.rs.ta
r Bedford .7t6 bark M'ss.-o' Pou-ani Boston 4'h en
IryJcssfir J ~ 5rs Gen Iaolo eous, no.'or
roHTLaHD, Ja a-Arr .hr corie, Bo.,ar' PICKET in 'i'
Desert ro-f1n At tn Ne~--'4 Dr. 90 g 'fois '''
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HiIIowEt Jay io-An 9-s gre Berg Sfoa, ~; 1'.'
FROM ouR coRRrsFoSDENr.
PHI AnPTPHIA Juy 8l.Au Br tars Creole Loni lt',ry
be-. rsr Be- kennedy Linen rean Haraa boston X 10
FL 49,, s. c. SYrsJ T.le,a fatll 30. Heny Py'on
Cr.ael Boston Gfsce C'rote Jons. ~" o l'.i-SS
: ~ H,rcn i1~a, W-.i. B,a. rroi, paro Is.a' Nier'
. cs-.' Bacon. Boston, -oop Are' John',a f7''a.e
pss-' ap -l,,u.t. 70 o. Hsrt.9ra.
Richmond ROB Uu, Champ n N.ors Henry I'sehi p., '.
- JOSEPH Guest Bacon NJ .rt. Jnt fil4e n
80 0.c.. Crker Nauer. ri. Cleut Nesl Bath sD7i'-'
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t..rl,r - Ir'0u.tte NYors So Irfer ''sr.i r,''r
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EDRf1L Us. Ju. --trr s,Af AIR. "a % 10 i-'--' pun -
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pr 2 MRS Hayrs. Nbork. ., ,,-..,- .-v.-t.
SEW ORiFANS Jai. ,lAr ship .rlei 4arira'te NfoI.'
"a l. .f Or.sa- Deua- Niors N-gporr ArsAr. a.
> NYork Cato Wlmer Genoa hrgs Certhsge GraF-t -
Csd.r. CLARION Red Nera C,1l . .-- -, o.
gi, p rshrs ss- ues hsr-k. Nf0rs yo-Hn ~ 'o'
su Boston. judah Toura. ssmPson. Nfors tlsr"ie
r.rsn H4yne Bs'tsn.rc. >rs1s Getty tltr-si,1 ff .'
y.-, Cru, trgs Mar Joaes c. ls tc AZ ne hetn thf
ca sf-. fa 1uf rp.0u Newport = fr' Pleas n's BOVINE h
fr-.-- qievs .Br Gt5raa. l.rerf ~. 3. G-' ii-i, .
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,.ir. Goo Er.s sua-t. Vera Cruz. Gf-er. hlfl sst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

- A tard-A Lady occuPyng delightful country
-. sfel drerfi ~ on inc Ensi RIVER comm"dous and
,f efe win slegnnc. and c0moftJ lakes THIS me'd OF
min, tb. f IT, fhHf she Nj receive limited number
81 NJ -s. int her family Every sdyaniage vii 70" "h"il
n, fc.te Inc moral and ectel improvement i ~"
yoog ladies entrusted 20 her charge, WI" inc NAVY -
o.r.s,. of a boarding School viii he avoided -.
Fogish French. Music. Drawing f"ining &c fAn'f
xsc Nors vii be tau gbi by competent and hshy guam
hed iescusrs. .,.. $3.50, IL. ot,.i,.d
Al his Oikes ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-01

trSt Crow scout 10th inst BARI l'seis VI he' -n, os ia
Co., rie SYvrs soon sehr Hester Greco 10. "a.
Gaia l-;h bag Kingston, Bailey n Nie .a'
b frrurs. Wig cargo --.l. l-.-.
bark Ana l0ls1 hef l'f MOE --'' ''-
o.. Davis. ..- B1-f0r. H.e-la p ..oft. 3d. 80
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