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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN

OPINIONS OF MILITARY MEN.
From Capt Joseph A. Yard JoywerIy Of Trenton " j.
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug. ~, 1913
Messrs SHERMAN & TOUsEY-Geat. / much pleased
with your Panorama Of TayoFs Campaign 10 Mexico.
did not suppose possible 70 represent IN so nelke man
ner the movement Of the army Your views Of the c@s,
towns and ranches Of Northern Mexico very correct
and give most perfect idea OF The o. ns e2en
Try. Yours &c JOSErh A fAhD
From Dr. C. B. Zabykie one Of he Ayny Surgeons and a
brother II ne ted Capt Zari 'oho tl in the bat
wAsHISeroS. D. c. Aug IL, Isss.
Gentlemen During my visit your City saw your
Panorama and greatly surprised 10 see how correctly
you have portrayed tbs principal movements OF oar troops
In Northern Mexico, under welbeoved Taylor Your
representation Of the cities and the appearance OF The coun-
nv generally only beautiful bat correct The view
you give Of ssul.o Is one Of great hdeityi 10 fact he
whole Panorama Is almost a dagueneotype view Of North
ern Mexico Yours very ualy CD ZABRIsRIE.
Messrs. SHERMAN 4 ToCsEY.
Ia addion to the above might add tho testimony oi
several other officers Of the Army, well as hundreds Of
the returned soldiers
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From ne Herald, Aug 5.
T1yloR's CAMPAleS-"Wha perfect foliage and how
Hfeke those animals are said ady ast evening, while
admirng tha, most beautiful Of Al painflnes sherman
Toq,eyss Panorama Of Tsyors Campaign in Mexico. The
maphcence OF this Panorama, and IL stct fidelity 70 ma
,ure fast becoming the town-Ak and INC Minerva
Rooms l~bere IL j. exhibted are crowded even Ia these
hot ghs BY the way these cool and pleas
AT a. any know Of Al who see this Panorama 10
perfect ecascies with iu beauty.
that rant aad - asked person the other
ming while looking At the panorama OF Taylors Campaign
In Mexico No such question was asked, for /,
almost impossible 10 believe that we actually In
Mexico when looking this natural and magnificent paint
ing No wonder the Minerva Rooms are so crowded BY
vel-peased visitors. Gen Taylor and the movements u
the army under him, irutnfuly represented In the
grsndesg manner, and scale Of immensely before
attempted
From ne Conmercial Adseyfsey
" The panorama Of Tsylors Csmpsgn IN Mexico,
exhibiting al the Minerva Rooms. Broadway Is me
successful well the beautiful exnoipo" ever
Ia this city. Uat visited this psinqg our nsss o.
he movements Of army Mexico, and me
Of that country quits vague and unssns'scyi y
after looking al this interesting 9snor ANA we must confess
that we were not only highly delighted but considerably
Instructed The OF the Mexican towns me marches
OF The army and al the striking specta~ 20 Q! nat great
campsgp are nsgnifeenny and tfuIhfully depicted We
are gad 10 learn pfop-tors are reaping e reward
their enterprise Justly mers the exnioion oeng nightly
yisi.ed by we'll pleased and intelligent audiences
Exhibited every eveoiog al o'clock and on "Wednesday
ard Saturday sfernoons Of o'clock, Al The MINERVA
Rooms, -
near CsnslsL lsaD imi"P
LIxEkAL AEsAssEAsssrs MADE WIN SCHOOLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA,

Fought on the 22d and sd Of February 8i7 between Gen
Tayor with 900 men. and Santa Anna with 10000 OF the
bes troops Mexico could produce Every American should
see this picture Of Buena Nsta- gives the most correct
idea Of the bravery Of roocs IN thai deadly strife The
BRAVERY OF The VOLUNTEERS In that great battle
fs the heart with PRIDE and fully proves the ruth Of the
remark once made by Napoleon. that
VOLUNTEERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
WORLD.
This Panorama the largest and most magnificent Paint
ing ever seen Il shows the Baes Encampmenis, Marches
Of the Army, and the general appearance OF Northern
Mexico, with IL Rivers. Cities, Towns and Ranches
The Sketches from which Il painted were taken from
NaluIe by sailfli artist, one OF
GENERAL TAYLORS OFFICERS,
and ALL TIE say tits CORRECT As LIFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29
AFFAIRS IN PARIS.

Report Of the Committee appo'"'cu ~ 'np"',o
INFO the Causes OF the ihsu''oo''o" :"
Paris-Ledru-Roliin- Lo"is n''hc aus
,r,a-o The Trne Cause of the Outbreak
The Hourzeoi-ic-The People-General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-29

HAsIxcroxs scRfFTuEAL DIokAHh.-Tds imposing q
bilou IL worthy Of yisi rom all who have an spprseie
uon on the s1bame In Nature attempt 70 reproduce
by Ar They reenscs the Creation 10 az ne stage 1e
ne Y-msde nghs In the armament beautifully I1esisng
wten snoeers days work Is done, and ilumned eisods
marking the approach Of morning The "DemgS
a masterpiece Of diorsmic effect, exhlbl ing 2 eme" =
the elements 10 the highest degree exeirnf 70 psnoso
Wild and oinnoas that Of the winc hesro lowing
through a THE tempest The exhibition 70 eot ~ WIN
Tickets Is cts; children hsfpree. Doc" open q =
Curtain nses 81 0cock w ''"-..P
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01

/" Come nearer, that may bless you. God new
er forsakes the innocent and the good. o may
he still watch over you in all your paths A
physician has Just been here. He was stran-
ger, but he spoke to me with kindness and a
compassion that were balm to my heart When
he went away he left that prescription on the ia
BILE; see if you can read it,
Henry glanced at the paper and started back
he took it up and as he read through, again and
again, cry of wonder and establishment escap-
ed him.
"What is it, my sonp' exclaimed the poor
widow, trembling with an apprehension Of she
knew not what "Ah, read, dear mother God
has heard US.
The mother took the paper from the hand of
her son, but no sooner had she fixed her eyes
upon it, than NV God she exclaimed, It's
Washington = and fell back fainting upon her
pillow.
The writing was an obligation from Washing
ton (or it was he,) by which the widow was to
receive the sum Of one hundred dollars from his
own private property, to be doubled in case of
necessity,
Meanwhile the expected physician made his
appearance, and soon awoke the mother from
her ldlntlng mt. The Joyful surprise, togetner
with the good nurse with which the physician
provided her, and plenty of wholesome food,
soon restored her to perfect health again
The influence of Washington, who visited
them more than once, provided for the widow
friends, who furnished her with constant and
profitable employment, and her sons, when they
had arrived at the proper age they were placed
in respectable situations, where were able
to support themselves, and to render the remain
der of their mothers life comfortable and hap
Ipy.
Let the children who read this story remem,
Der, when they think of the great and good
Washington, that he was not above entering the
dwellings of poverty, and carrying joy and glad
ness into the hearts of its inmates. This is nc
fictitious tale, but is one of thousand incidents
which might be related of him, and which
stamps him one ofthe best of men.
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TILE Pill z S.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01
WATCHESs. JEWELRY

II this day received from New York large and extensive
IL Of the following described GOODS with many other
kinds mentioned selected expressly for the
Fall and Winter trade comprising the greatest variety Of articles
be found in the State which the attention Of the public is
invited.
u. Cold sa S Esc Watches, s.a zsPcs 5 zS
Escapemens Of all qualities and prices from The cec-
brated Makers in London and Liverpool.
n G94 JeUcry, 8Co oG @s s5 c"9. r Gsa
Beads Guard Chains, Keyes, Gold and Siivcr Pencils,
Speclaccs, Thimbies Gold Pens, Loctets rcth gen.
cral assortment Of Gold Slu@ and Gill Fancy Goods,
Plated Cake BASKETS, CandestckS, CaSorS Plated and
Britannia HdIe Spoons, Forks, Butter KniueS, Sc.
BRITANNIA TEA & COFFEE POTS,
Sugar and Cream Pots, Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Rnzors, &c., from The celebrated manufacturers Of Sh
field, Rogers, CROOKS s Co, lOith many cheap kinds
Bag Clasps Beads, silk Guards, Chains
Purses. Spectacle Eyes Lamp Wicks Tin and Shell Music
Boxes, Thermometers, Tea Bells, &c.
Tzggg9 A good assortment Of Wallets, Pocket Books
E35f5s M and Card Cases.
Colts Patent co SIX Barrel self Revolving Pistols,
And great Variety Of Cheap Pocket Pistols, &c.
Purchasers be assured that everything line will be
furnished favorable Terms be procured oLa any 9th
Montpelier, Oct 7th, l847. 4Otf
EVERY description Ct DRY GOODS selling prices, which
- cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Call and see if we do not TELL THE TRUTH
Feb as. KEITH & BARKER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01
VILLAGE HOTEL

March %, 1878,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01
DIR. +. w. VONDERSMITH.
Indian Cough Balm and Lung BalSa

For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Dys-
pepsia Bronchitis, Sore Throat Asthma Group whoop
ing Cough. 1t justly celebrated as the wonder.
full curative OF Pulmonary diseases in the Whole range Of
Pharmacy. Some CT our most respectable Physicians
it in their practcepr scribjng it The best of all
remedies for Pulmonary complaints and Physical debili
~, and they unheslatngly recommend it to be kept in
every family of Consump'ive tendency.
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
CONSJ MPTIOE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01
Disease Of the Threat and Lungs
cared,
Write PLAINS, April 20, I847.

Write PLAINS, April 20, I947
This is to cert that have been afflicted for FIVE years
with cough pain in the chest, night sweats difficulty
of breathiog ETC., and also expecoraed large guam
tty of frOthy matter and blood, from which was re-
ducel to perfect skeleton, my throat very much
liberated. had lunar causc applied TO M throatwice
a week. but received no benefit | have used hun
bred different kinds of Patent Medicines, recommends
ed by my best friends, but all to purpose. friend
Of mine, Mr.. Wle, whose lungs has been affected for
two years past, cured by DR.. Vondersmih's Med-
cine. H. insisted upon my trying Dr. did so.-
After had used his medicine 10 days, exPectorated
large quantities of yellow fetid matter, my chest expand
ed and my difficulty in breathing subsidized. persever-
ed with his medicine, and the result has been, per.
fectly cured of all my sickness. l recommend every
Consumptive to try Dr.Vs medicine, am confident il
will cure you. Your sincere FRIEND
EDWARD C. THOMPSON.
Sworn to before me this 2lst day of April, 1877
A IL MIClII Maunr nf the riiu nf Na,u Vail
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01
NOTICE.

NOR SALE first rate Tanneysad tam ard Is situated on
good water privilege furnished with good buildings quite new,
d r ate Mace nr business which can be carried
tent which country would desire There good supply
of Stock for the handBark &C. Also house, Barn,
on, Rudnrs together with 60 Of good land which will
he sod Of not Just purchaser wishes Inquire this oce
DeosMbeT 81, 1877, Ad
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01
EnAmationof the Lungs.

NEW ] DIRK, June ~, lo4fs
DR. VoNDERsMlrH-I have been subject TO cough,
pain in the chest difficulty Of breathing, etc., for many
years past About four months ago took severe cold,
which settled on my lungs. was unable to attend 10
my business during the day l would have dreadful
coughing SPELLS that thought it was impossible for
survive unless got relief The excessive nght-sweas
had reduced my whole body to skeleton, expecora-
ted white frohv mucous, in fact, should give the full
particulars of my case it would be almost Incredible |
was Recommended to try DR.. VONDERSMlTH'S IN.
DIAN COUGH BALM and LUNG BALSAM. con-
senteo when had used it about week, my cough
decreased considerable, whih gave great hopes.
continued with the medicine according 10 directions and
the result has been that restored health bless
ing had enjoyed for years, until the present time.
sincerely believe haC not made use Of Dr. Wonder
smiths invaluable Medicine, that would be moul1er.
ing in the silent grave Therefore believe that am
doing nothing but what is justice, in stating the above
facts, that you show it to all the afflicted who
may call upon you to administer to them, shall be
pleased at any time to with the afflicted who
call upon me. Your grateful patient and friend,
JAMES B. HENDERSON, No. 703 Washington y
Sworn to before me this 10Th day Of June, lS41.
VIM. v. BRADY, Mayor of the city Of New York
Principal Office SO Barclay st. N. Y None genuine
unless signed with the written signature Of T. W
VONDERSAiITH, M. D., and his name blown IN ths
glass of the Bottle
s. P. Red6eId IS State St. Montpelier, VI. =,
Theodore A. Peck, No 8, Peck Row, Burii'zssoCn, ~
A. Robinson & Co Burlington "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-06-01

Swor, to before me, this 21s day Of July, lS47.
Wn.. V. BRADY, Mayor Of tho city Of New York.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-21
Commodore Stockton.

The following resolutions, introduced by DR.. Goble
have passed both branches of the Legislature of New
Jersey complimentary Com Stockton, for the courage
and ability with which he discharged his duties in Cali
fOrna
Mr. Goble offered the following.
Whereas Commodore II. +. STOCKTON has at all times
promptly and efficiently responded TO the calls of his
try and ia the existing war with Mexico has sign ally
maintained the honor and galanuy of his native State
the reforo-
Resolved (he Senate concung) That thanks of the
legislature of New Jersey be rendered to Commodore r. F.
with which he h, discharged the aruous and multiple
duties assigned him in California
Resolved, That joint committee of the Senate and Cen
era Assembly be appointed to into effect the orego
ing resolution
Mr.. G. in support Of tho resolution said it simply pro-
poses vote of thanks citizen OF New Jerscya gal
liant soldier and Honorable There is American
whose bosom does swell with pride at the triumph OF
our Our army and navy both well maintain the
honor of our country in every conflicts and our admiration
gratitude and thanks due those who have borne
ao and noby sustained the and stripes Commodore
Stockton the first person who planted the American
dag in California he first established there free
rnent tree press, and free school and has proved himself
to be worthy descendant of honorable ancestor 1t is
in view of these services and of his patrotism that have
offered the concurrent resolution just road.
1t was adopted and Mcssfs. Gobls, Allen Smith, and
Armstrong appointed
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Feb Els p. m.
The attack of Mr.. Adams-Rc,cards for imcendiaries
Wdshiagton's Neutrality-suspicious. h.-7'e markets, &C.
The OF the paralyc attack OF the Hon.
John Quincy Adams has caused quite stir in city thi
afternoon. few moments since intelligence
eeved that he is rapidly sinking which, II is to be hoped,
may prove incorrect.
The mayor of Baltimore has offered reward of 5000 for
the of ncendares No less than our Of public
buildings fred Saturday and Sunday besides
eal stables and smaller buildings Through the exertions
of our fromen, the damage has beenasmal There has
before been such nconrovertbe evidence OF the
presence of incendiares In midst.
To-morrow-Washington's birth dny--wl be gala day
in Baltimore goodly portion OF military pa
rade and grand ball in honor of the day is be given
Washington Hall in the evening. But the greatest of tho
the day will be the launch of the immense
ship Isabel, the first steamer built in Baltimore. She
to be the first OF the mail packet line between Charleston
and Havana.
The peace has caused advance of Ii per
Maryland stocks to-day
The MAnhErs.-In the Baltimore market, to-day, flour
remains quiet and without any change in prices Sales
day. OF about 200 bbls Howard brands GIL and
but few purchasers. City milers asking IS 81 So,
without finding purchasers Rye -four 81 81 I2t Corn
meal nominal, at 81 rs.
The supply of grain light Small sales of good prime
red wheat 100 l25 CENTS and ordinary good do lb
l2O cents White wheat 15 1870 cents, and sale of
family flour do I4O Corn is dull, and has further
declined Sales to-day, of both white and yellow As 46
cents-a decline of per bushe since Saturday OATS
80 n AZ Rye, 70 rs Cloverseed, 81 rs
81 so. slii
Provisions are dull and prices of picked meats on the
decline. Bacon is also heavy Sales of lard in kegs
II II cents; bbs do II Groceries quiet New
Orleans sugar 81 rs IS 80 do noasses II per gal
on At the scales today between 500 and 600 head of beef
cattle offered all of which sold 81 1884,
averaging nett 81 SO 75 OF the number sod $50 head
for the Philadelphia market Hogs IS SO a So.
Whskey is selling in small parcels at rs rs cents gal
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The st.y.r~.r.,.en. m..,o., COMPANY.

This band of musicians have been entsrta ming the Cit
1ens OF Boston, New York, and Philadelphia with their
delightful music, and giving concerts in this city
Their hrst takes place tonight and understand It Is
their Intention to give two more before they leave for the
south They came to this county unheraded vet from
what we have seen in tho eastern wspapsrs no compa-
ny of musicians have been moro successful in giving
perfect satisfaction to their audiences. H.
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ID ICH SPRING aOODs.-WALTER HARPER & CO.
III Pennsylvania avenue, bewean 9th and 10th stree ts
ers and purchasers generally, their large land well
selected stock of rich and fashionable spring goods of
thing and desirable in rich silks painted grenadines
French and India Fouards white and coored Beregcs.
Nc together with mourning goods of every description
Feb 2i-eod3tif e
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CHARTER MEETING.

general meeting of the citizens Washington will be
held the City Hall tomorrow Tuesday evening" for the
purpose of further considering amendments pro-
posed be made the ofnhe city As all male
citizens without regard the qualification of voters
qued by the present charter, will have the privilege of
voting on the proposed amendments general attendance
10 invited. Meeting to commence at six o'clock
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MTEbSTERS LARGE DICTlONA AIRY, edition OF
w 1873 large quarto volume 6f 1857 closely printed
pages beautifully printed the finest paper and strongly
and handsomely bound, price six dollars.
This edition abridYes nothing but furnishes the whole
work as issued originally in two volumes, quaro, at $2o
together with much additional by Professor Good
rich OF Yale College, and may be examined at the book
store OF TAYLOR who receives this day large supply
from the publishers. 49,
is supposed be type paper. and workmanship be-
sled In the United States, Ef Feb.
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MONDAY. February 81, 1s4s.

MONDAY, February 2I, IS4S.
John V. L. Pruyn, esq, of New York, and Thomas J.
Johnston, jr, esq, of Mississippi, admitted attor
neys and councillors of this court
No. 80. Nelson F. Shelton, appellant, Us. Clayton,
Tifin, ct al The argument OF this continued
by Mr. Jones for the appellant, and by Mr. Crittenden
for the appellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow IL o'clock
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CoILKcroa's OryroE, Jan. ls, 1888.
ruyuE Annual t.xes on RsAl and PeSsenal Prop
cry for the year 1877 becatne due to tho corpora
ton on the instant deduction Of fen cent s al
lowed by law upon all bills for said year which shalt be
paid at ibis office during the months Of January and Feb
ruary The collector is pspsssd 70 deliver such bills
as may be called for, and to receive payments
Feb 2-2awtMarch lif A. ROCKWELL, Collector