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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

~ ISTiMIs OF HEArHESisa, wnen me- had found o'i
sny excellent herb they dedicated 10 their gods
the bay Apollo tho oak TO Jupiter, the poplar He
cue- &C. Tho Papiss following the exanpl" If he g1S
arc- dedicated theirs TO the saints Lady Isue
the Blessed Virgin, Sc. To whom must We dsdcsie ne
prolific heprolopging virtues Of yellow Dock butte NE
afflicted, combined with the lesser though great sefss
Ssrsspsrlla The Compound Extract offelow DocK sia
Sarsapsnlla 4. warranted unhyaed In the cure Of Al 40
snsng from impure state Of the Hood for removing
unhe abby enpons on the skin end mpsring The Whole
body a nsiursl healthy Parents will find by g'ns
this pleasant their children excellent preyeab
i've to all disorders which they liable during the
heal OF Summer Daily evidence received offs sscnl.h
ing efficacy especially cases of dyspepsia, general Do
biiiy D.anbpa Is easily prevented by lis Ladies
will ind In hi, preparation relief against the ailments u
warm wes'her heir health and complexion greatly In
prove by itsuso.
Prepared AMI sold hoesale and retail by GgoseE Fos,
Pharmaceuus - Spring 81 door from Suiysn-st Also
for sale by A. H. GOgh Co ls3 Fulton ct; 20 Bleeser.
and corner Fast Bsosdwsy and Mark-tsL
Price 81 per bottle bottles for g. All orders ICn
the country wh eash enco.ed, will be promptly FORWARDED
By express.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NiBl0s AsroRrLA The new ballot VI - again rece rcd
with cheers hy fu house Nile Adelaide i destined p
ho high position IN her heauuu. art Shes youilal art
fascinating. and ioudly sppiaudedher sister Ma Ia
i A 80 an admirable arte But what -ha We say u al
comic genius Ma1euel Why, eau only advise he len
lie public % 40 and laug have done. His gsnlos
a. he Red Fiend werr unearhy n fact he did every Ting
bat urn hms, inside out and Ne expected uai every
NE lie Il 4 Monderfnl pertormeT.
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= II III be- 80. ~ 81 TeLegraphlc Dl

~ II will be seen, By our Telegraphic Dis
patch. tha, the ratified Treaty with Mexico was
sent in yesterday. with characteristic Message
from the President 70 both Houses OF Congress.
Ne give Mexico s20OOO,0 900 as " Indemnity Tor
the past" aud engage TO protect her from hostile
Indians. as " security for the future The ooun-
try viii rejoice b get nd Of the War now almost
"a mach as il will TO get rid offs authors ia March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

A RoorE CAUGHr.-Cspt j. VI Martin of h.
steamer cen Lafayette who started weeks snc.
In pursuit OF Vsnder'p Who took possession 81 park
axe containing upward 0f S2up which was handed o,
min, hv Mr. NJ to deliver to house iu New Orleans ~
turned home yesterday. having partially accomplished
hi. mission Nsnderhp W. srrcssd u The Sarst0..
springs and after an Informal examination be ~
placed in prison wcerc be- awaits The requIstcn Of ia
Governor II Louisiana. Not psrucie o. doubt eN..s
!. ,o bi. st II has been ascertsined thar b. borf
bad character before be came West. and thst Tor o.
cor,ris.ion OF forgery De- served upward of Yeas
iu SING sing Louisville Courier a.;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

CRD-Tbe undersigned, late proprietor n thu Nsnonsl
Miniature Gallery "a Broadway. n Y. would respectfully
inform his friends and late patrons that he has disposed Of
his entire In the abovensmed Gallery To EosAsO
WHlrE Esq He feels confident thai the present propei.f
Mr While whose experience, enterprise and 6eralyhsse
couduced much toward he advancement Of the Daguerrean
the liberal cxertions 10 please, and hopes
may receive that generous support which has hecoios
been extended to the above establishment
lei2 lmeod j. X. CLAIM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

DEATH OF NETERAN.-Old Ebenezer Cloarh
whose honest face and silver shoe buckles hsve been
familiar time out q minc 10 Oldest Inhabitants de-
parted this lie yesterday while the booming Of
and ringing of bells were pToclaming the anniversary
OF the birthday OF cur country freedom Il t.
ting moment for the old mans exit lie was a true
patriot ia ali bis sentiments, and hsd ueyertshng
venerStCn for tue heroes OF % an FOR III principles
which the Declsrstioa o; Independence proclaimed.
busy Al csucases and al political sssomblages old
Mr. Cough used be- even within the recollection o!
our still youthful icllow.cuEens. lie has len Us IN the
Slst year Of sgs. Boston Trans. 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

~ We give in this mornings edition the first
part Of Mr. WISTHRoP's great Grafton, on lay
lag the corner stone OF the Washington Monu-
ment. The remainder viii appear in our Evening
Edition, to be published at q O'Clock today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

~ Tur ANFRic,N Museum Il The place above ar
others Tor attractions A. The preseni time We notice isl
the celebrated Began Giant b there. AMI NAV be sell
connection with that serpent and The Ten ouss1i
other rare and curious Objects Huntington The Neridc
au.i and the Ethiopian Mnsfres should be heerd ~ Ell
who good music fond Of amusement Peffofu-
aure. !. and O'clock
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nemncrntic MING Young Mcn,- General
News from Europe

The Cunard steamer Caled0aia is now In her
,birteestb day. and may be expected to arrive
% morrow she brings as intelligence from Ia.
rope week later than that received by the Bri.
tavufa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
Ixrosr,Sr JUDICIAL ArrorSrxrsrs-ws an

IsFosrsSr JrpIcisL ArFoTSTrESTs-We n,
dsrstand that Gov Thomas has appointed Judge Thou.
r Dorsey Chief Justice OF the HIGH Court of Apu.,.
OF Maryland and william ick. Esq Of Rslrenors
presiding Judge OF the district c'Iuposed ~ Bstno-.
City and County and Hartford County These o..
were made vacant ~ the lsmented death Of Judss
Archer
The Office Of Chief Justice Of the Cosri Of Apue,.
was BY universal gued 10 Judge D0rsey H.
whom ~ the oldest Judge GA the bench. the usnfr Ia
biz late dis'in yished aud greatly iamened ss.ocss
descended and who VII wear 10 well For the oiH,e ,l
presiding Judge Of this Judicial district there ~.
several gentlemen spoken of, and ere lniornss
quite earnest interest taken n The appointment -
thcir respective friends The gentleman who hss tssa
selected for the responsible ard distinguished 0ffe.-
Office distinguished not less by The important dut,
deroved upon, and high powers committed % 10 ihaa
by the talents virtues and persons qualities oi thsas
Who have hied twill 20 nto olce With he beet s,ae.
Of the community
Hc j. well known "a the people 81 the Sis'e q
member of the baltimore bar aud hss heretofore ~
Offices OF high trust and distinction having heen ~.
collector Of the port of Bal more under N u 8ures
administration and suhseql emily having served TN,
in the Senate Of Mary md ln the appointment of Ian
10 the high judicial Office Ne have noted the Ooverr
has given him evidence Of he great conf hence and Il
the .aine time hss gwen o. the State Judge Of hlss
character and reputation. Bait Patriot 5,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

RfcHrLtyU GotD PENs-The public may rely upon hess
pens s.ring for years The points are warranted an
they should stand new pen will be given iee q
charge II you want the best and cheapest pen in wo'
y these Also Gold Pens Of al kind. from q up Goa
Pens repaired and exchanged For sale by the sole Po
preiors, 4. r. WArsoN a Co. IS Wan-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

- Col A W noNIFHAN of Missouri, Is ~
Congress Hall Few OF the heroes o. me MEXICAN War
have earned more nipershs1s rcnown ihsn the gas1t
leader Of the unparalleled expedition % New Mexico
Albany Evening Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

~ A wesrrsnged plan Of advertising, iudlciol,y
conducted and thonou ghy and systematically tur'uci
the spapers OF the country, has never Jailed 70 f
successfully Every facility for adopting complete ~
tenn Is afforded at PALMERs Agency ia tho Tribune Ba
ings He Is The agent for the bes papers far and near
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
D.. .rr-r rff.k III nur

Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Thursday July 2
There have been sales Of $4,000 OF the new
L 0ar TO-DAY af Dos.
Tho ,,ss an fncerd ,rv FRI thi. morning AZ the cor
per al Vine and Schuyik 49, which destroyed car
reutrrs shop Recent convictions Tor ths CRIME hase
no, arrested the daring icions gho engaged N rs
commission. 49,
town and tie streets look quiet snd deserted
The inquiry or Flour u only ior retail rcqureinf ne
- ~ % 81 the latter tor iresh ground hye .ol.
-. which "a an advance. Corn Meal taken freely at
. ID ~ = Il for psnu.yl rania Nfw crop Wheat - A.
irving sales con bushels southern 40 l2to d. \
moderate shipping demsnf for Corn ~ 81 20 5ls Tor
Pennsylvania yellow Cotton 10 movement. 10y
steady Bacon in fdr demand. -l.ss ~ hhds zorro
Rico sugar % a. o. s time Whisky - cts and large
sales Frei-his dull 81 unchanged
~aIE. OF Srocgs-Firsi Bout-e.fp Lslisn h2It
Loan aI S57 DO fu. 5}i : 300 Treas os, 1893 So"
O. r. o. Ilgf s.OU Navg 6-. -. 80 $40 Cry o.,
81 70 81 Union Canal, % p Girard. io' so Treas
S,1,sd Roerd-s0 Girsri Bk 100 s Com Bk. 81
Sos Penna s. 81 Mech and Manu- Bk Pftsburg.
a. 5000 Treas q, -, ll3 Mech Bk -; Sl"'
L g. 81, lH.
FROM MFVlco.-A Mexican gentleman now im
this CITY whose means ~ obtaining Information
from Mexico are OF the first order. furnishes Us
with the following items oi news from that he
public; y. d. crescent
The state Of Tsbssco j. hsrrassed with lndisn nsar
recLun the beet ~ which - the thftfnluaiuh V t
people 0f reason and civilization Emigration has COM
menced and psnir terror has taken possession OF me
white race Poor Tabasc0i she . following The same
tack ~ lucsisu.
AZ Vera Cruz approximation has been made % the
Governments praying that consideration. the
troop. of the line be permitted to enter that city offer
Ing b. protect the with the National Guard which
j. not yet organized.
In the City of Mexico horrible osracism prevails.
and 10 appears that open dsc0rd reigns there ncnacns
the Cabinet OF Herrera with speedy ial.
The protest against the Treaty OF Peace made by the
Deputies of Tamsuipas NewLeon and other states, %
The number of nine has been adopted with ardor by
the people This proves that the period u not remote
when Mexico viii be dismembercd into small Republic.
Paroles il progressing and the lovers OF the Repuo
Ecan system favor the fs % the present Government
Paroles will 0vcrturn Herrers, aud the result VIII De-
rs before the restoration Of santa Anna a. Dictator
These and other subjects, which cannot De dAated
on without evaporation suiceu, % melt % com
miscraton thcmost determined enemy Of the country
NEw-Y YORK REGWENT.-We understand thar
the greater part of this regiment Will embark Tor home
today on The ship Edith The utmost activity prevails
n the Quartcrmaster Office and every rton Is being
made forward the troops their return 70 their
homes y Crescent, June p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

~ WEDDING CAsns. Boxes cor Gaze. EnvecTs. WEI.
ding Waters Silver Cord. &C. cheaper than any other
in the city, at. EvERDELLs Premium Engraving EsAb-
shmeni SOP Broadway. corner Duane. Let square shove
Stewards Marble Store. Jyiiweot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

JollY far BoArNEN.-The Ar-Uuion engraving q
the Jolly fla Bosnsn hiss been coi0ret In BUrLESs new
style a0sr the original picture. specimen of~hch can h
seeu Al 20 BroadNsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


CAPTAIy PEARsoN's RENASs.-rhe remains Of
Capt Charles II. Pearson, now At the New York Ar
senal, removed yesterday morning from the lead
coffin in which they brought from Mexico and
placed in the elegant coffin made by Mr. : n Burren Of
this city. The removal was made by Mr. Burren
and the body a remarkably good Of preser.
walton The burial is expected 70 take place on Wed.
nesday when Rev Mr. vin,on will deliver sppropri.
ate address.
CONCERT or NJ. SERAKoscH.-We are glad to
learn tha, the citizens Of Brooklyn viii have an oppor-
tuniiy OF hearing NJ srakosch on Monday night next
This is such a musical treat, that doub, not
few VIII neglect 10 be present He will be assisted by
Miss NorthsI, and other eminent artists The many
attractions Of the programme VII draw numbers Of
auditors from New-fork.
TIE FIRE ~ FU1roS-sr.-The houses burned at
this FIRE (Which noticed yesterday afternoon) were
Nos. 369373 573. SIS and III. occupied severay by
Mr. smith shoe dealer Walter Kemp, dry goods Geo
Norman painter George Foster TN plate worker and
Mr. Chapman, confectionery all Of which we're burnt TO
the ground Five Of the buildings we're owned by Benz
Prince and fully insured the other was owned by
samuel Bovine, upon which there was no insurance
The loss OF Mr. Bond i estimated about 5000 upon
which there Is partial insurance The furniture OF the
occupants was saved without sustaining much damage
SUPRENL COURT.-This Court organized yester.
day and was engaged IN hearing motions In equity
AcciDENT.-Three BOYS were out in a sail-boat
IN Gowanus Bay on last Tuesday when the boat was
upset b. squs and had il not been for the timely as
sstance OF Mr. j. II. VOORHEES, and Mr. r. No.trand
they would probably have been drowned.
lNQuFsT-C0r0ner Anderson held an inquest
yesterday afternoon upon the body Of a male infant
about three day. Old found on the Wismsburzh shore
near Hanhelds baths. The child in coffin, in
which was large number Of stones evidently intend.
ed 70 sink IL The Jury found verdict that tbs child
came 10 lls death by being murdered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

~ The Diaphragm Filter Will be len for trial. for
or two weeks, with any person desirous Of purchasing
Any communication sent through Dispatch Pos, 10 WlLus
NJ GiBsos, $40 Broadway, relative 10 repair or purh.s
OF Filters. will be promptly attended 10. The Filter
had OF all the principal plumbers 10 the city. s5o meoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

Fur he Tribune
DANIEL WEBSTER You are wanted ~ Wssh.
ngton-to Fight for tkEEDoN.
Sgracass On July ISIS. IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07
LrLY

BEwaRE, when waking 10 the early day
OF damps, which cll lAe feet aud pale the face
Yet should your beauty 30 waste away,
GoCzAuD can all yoSh Ds,rous charms replace
HE 10 his store in wazef-sl. you N there
Find P0udys subtitle Of surprising power.
II from he lip removes each saaa-nish hair,
Which erst had scared he beAux from besniy's bow
II freckles STAN your brow. or cheek, OF nose,
hlll1a Ncsioated Soups the thing
The Liquid beoetdbte h0sge the rose
Ot blooming health INTO your cheek vii bring,
Win spanish Lby WhH, Will sweefly b.euc
And prove that GovKAuD Il the laey's friend
II consequences Of the hOrdes OF dangerous coun'e.
DR. GOUkAuD's invaluable preparations. par icnniy y.
soap ahes are particularly requested To bear N nioo
the ONLY plsces in this ely where can b. P1fch..
genuine Is az 81 Walkers e. Isl Fkos broaa"O
BATES & JORDAN ~ Mssh'ngcn-st Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

- The Worcester DAILY Spy having come out
in opposition 10 the Phisdelphis nominations. new
Wing daily paper, which Will support those nomina
tons, Is Immediately TO be commenced IN that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

~ Furry, dry. wiry hair is certainly grest a's.
on comeness, bat a corrective vii be found ~
Hair lnylgorstor, when peaeirae e The hbrrs Of ne -
renders flexible silk, and a. ustrOus. - lle-s
who have tred Il The auid exhsles agreeable peru
and Is the most desirable srlce know Tor "a,
Tae phncipal depo, Is al PHaLoSs 81 BToad-s' L.
the druggists Keep the prcpsrsnoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

AcciDLSr.-Three boys were out in saboat
IN Gowanus Bay on last Tuesday, when the boat was
upset b squs and had not been for the timely
sisiance Of Mr. J. H. VOORHEES, and Mr. h. NO.trand
they would probably have been drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

sUPRENL CoURT.-This Court organized yester
day and was engaged IN hearing motions in equity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

POLGcE.-A man who gave his name as James
Williams taken into custody yesterday by OF
the officers Of the Ninth Ward suspicion Of being
rogue. Il appears that the officers had watched the
proceedings Of the accused for some time and arrested
him after \ desperate tight, his coming out Of
house s FOurths which he entered under pretext Of
applying for board On being searched vslise fun Of
clothing together with a large amount OF money In
gold and bank bills found in his possession beside
= quantity Of skeleton keys. Held 20 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

GENERAL SEssIOSs-Charles Cook was placed
At the bar charge Of having attempted 70 enter the
Office Of James Thompson, ~ Wslls with intent 20
steal The Jury under the charge Of the Court found
the accused not guilty James Wilson indicted for
stealing a watch and quantity Of clothing from the
bark Mason Barring pleaded guilty and sentenced
10 the state Prison for four years Daniel Thompson
was srragned At the bar charge OF having broken
into the dwelling house of Benjamin Schroeder in
Twentieth the night Of the 9Th Of May last snd
stealing SO After long recess the Jury were unable
10 agree and the Court adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

EXAMINATIONS oF LAW CANDIDATEs.-The ex-
animation OF persons DESTROYS Of prsctcing Law, com.
menced yesterday afternoon before the Judges OF the
General Term Supreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

NEw YORK RFGMENT.-We understand that
the greater part og this regiment Will embark Tor home
today OBJ the ship Edith The utmost activity prevails
n the Quarcrma-ter Office and every rton Is being
made forward the troops now on their return 70 their
homes y O Crescent, June ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

Mr.. sLNGERLAvD's speech, delivered in the
House. on the POD nit. has been published in
pamphlet form. Il is a credta5e effort. He has
been cautious IN his statements. and careful res
pecting his conclusions His sentiments upon the
questions OF Slavery and Land Monopoly Wi. md
ready response with his constituents. On both,
the sentiment OF the age 5 fast becoming right.
On the latter particularly. Mr. sLINGERLASD IS
one OF the earliest TO perceive and advocate the
r-hr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-07

INJUNCTION Motion for injunction to restrain
the Hudson River Railroad Co from laying certain
bridges in Port Chester, argued and opposed yes
terdsy before Judge McCoun, by Messrs j. w Temp
kns and Alex. Hamilton, jr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-30

Jfshna K iam'an Il In hl- late addtc., b.f,c tic
Berkshire County AgnsaiWfsl society, observes.
~ hat "ohdt1a tnumi hai human reason and p,v,r.
that he animals gwen and Jacc to man o., the meal
Anteer Il As.neuitufe. he moulded aad fashioned To
his bk'g. ~ The r'sy Is fsinacI by the potter ,-
Form aad f4nie. s7r aud powered npac and muscle
adaPe4ness In The peculiar eaFite required hmdu,s,
md docay ol disP naa, aHi even agreeable coun,r.
fance ahi eApfnssnn, b1 raiea' and shihll breeding,
ca BE- successfully atisln.,i."
Ia reanon IL The sam sullee', NJ. s r. Colrv, IT.
his address polished y Ire Washington County tNtr.
inou) s1rie,y, s1,s III has becp and perhaps still IS
the selet II many. TIM and berpa, are the true
sources Of Improvement 10 sick. That the qualities Of
the aalnal are determined NOR by the food that supplies
tho stumaeh, than ihe blood thl flows the veins -
That kfeplng, ear and climate Influence The ,,lvI,u
Al. Is te and IN the Of centuries chatactrze the
.pee'cs hut would hc weak policy decline the use
q slatdafd specimens ol animals which Toy selecting the.
good and n cnng the bad, lor long mc are now ollie,
ID h yuT service, already hnshtd Ia lah decree of
perfection. " ho transform our native cattle mia
Durham. Devon Ayrshire with their perfection of t,rn
deep chss sirsgn llmb and ms! ale proportions with
the mere hs'rninenaIl Of turnips and cuycrl And
~ha expects To create the peculiar compact salc come
iiness and strength II the Morgan horse 10y even tic
nus bonnilial allowance oIhay md grain AsWel by
dlel and education may the Ethiopian change his SKIM
q the leopard Ais spots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-30
From the Southern Planter.
CUlTIv iTlON WITHOUT rFErrs

The attention If person not acquainted with the
customs 81 Massachusetts, Is attracted by the LARGE ,
mount n' land IN some ncgbborhnodS, lying as .'com
h ,' OF nni'nced Along The Connecticut, between
Vi The river. there are tracts varying from two u SIX ar
eight miles IN width. GATED plains The soil is sandy
bur varies In ghiness from that which i. blown ABOUT he
winds to that which, Is called sandy cam The natural
growth varies with the soil being in some instances ony
scrnt-oak and small bushes, in othc-s white and mich
Plne and in others chestnut and Other hand wood rco
large portion Of this land Is unencuscd We, ,,pre arc
thousands Of acres under cultivation and some o; nr,
duces fair crops ofrye Indian corn bucwheat and p1,o
toe law OF The State prohibits live stock of all kinds
from running at large and strictly is The law observ
Cd that not an animal is in the highway unless ~
Ger the care Of keerer; and crops grown on the com
~a are considered equally safe though they were
.afronnurd by the tsi fences. We passed many pieces
OF corn and other crops, which had received no injury
and II was evident that none was feared
albany Cnl,irator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-30
THE MARSTif.iES HYMN.

fe sons of Trance awake tn glory,
Hank, l,.rk via my-lads hid yau r.se
Yuur children. wives aud craudslres haa'y,
Behold iher tear. an, hear HEIR cfies.
Shall hateful Tyrants. mischief breeding
Nnh hrelng hasls, Tuiiian band,
Afffiehl and des1lpte The lard.
" hile peace snd liberty he shedding To arms
Now. now the dangerous storm Is rolling,
Which ,reach rous Hugs cauiedcra raise
The dtgs q var Jet loose arr bowling.
And 10 ctr fields aud cities blaze.
And shall We bssely view the nm.
While lawes force with guilty stride
Spreads Oscillation fat and wide,
With crime and blood his hands embfuus' To arms
With lvxury and paar surrounded,
The vile iasaiiaie desp1ts dare
Their thirst q gold and pawer unboundod,
To meIe and yenj The light and an.
ike beasis Of burden would they Lord US,
Like wants bud iher slaves aiufe
BE-, mar IS man, and whogs more
Nor shall they longer lash anl sosd US. To arm.
O. Liberty can man resign lhee,
Once having felt thy yen nous flame
Can dungeons. balis and bars cau6ne thce
Or Whips Thy noble spin, tame
Tca lang the world has wepl, bowai'og
That faIsehoed's dagger t,tanis wled
Bal freedom Is sword and shield
And all lheir arts are naasalos. r. arms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-30
Fur Tie Southern Paatcr.
CRATCIlES AND COIlCIN HORSES

Nh Ed'tor,--l have never failed to cure he worst ca
Res oi collie, 10y fff1chlng the horse Ah about half
PINT good h,p yeast. The yeast may he Diluted v,h
an eqh quantity ol warm water. And halfpannd o
rnnpa"def "fl mixed with ab,ui the same Weigh, Of
hogs lard Will the Wash the nayi 81 an
wE sapsuds, and rub In the mA iure several lines d,
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