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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
Visit tn the Institution for the Blind-The
scmi.Annual Examination.

On FRIDAY afternoon, very numerous company
OF whom Iest proportion We're ladies' attended this
interesting anniversary
The exercises we're opened with Prayer by Rev. Mr.
HoDGErNs. 4 voluntary the organ was performed
by Of the pupils when Music from the Band (Which
consists entirely OF the pupils OF the institution and
Chorus from the scholars ushered the hrst Of the
Glasses performance beginning with that in Elemen
tsry Philosophy. The children composing this class
acquitted themselves credtably explanations Of
the movements Of the several planets, the phenomena
OF the Seasons. etc All their evidenced the
great proficiency these youngest OF the pupils have At
tanned while lsboring under total deprivation Of
the sense of sght-Ihc instructor # this branch Of
the Literary Department is Miss FRANCES CROSBY.
herself blind and graduate of the nstitd.on already
well known to citizens through her varied literary
productions One Of the brightest of her Glass bat
little youugste~ scarcely able to make hrs voice
heard but was s the more interesting from the ef
feet Of his piping treble
solo on the piano By young Miss Wood followed
Though very young the keys were handled in such
manner ~ at once to indicate that Earning is with these
beings no mere matter Of rote but that the principles "A
well as the substance are understood and practiced
The whole of the pupils were then exercised in Vocal
Music They ran up and down and the Scale
with great exacness and rspidity Of execution. The
course was announced ss unprepared and entirely ex
temporaneous thus serving In An admirable manner to
Illustrate the usual musical practice Of the pupils. The
plan Is adopted OF designating the different parts by
merals \ Musical Commute consisting OF Messrs. D.
r. Harrison Henry C. Watson and James 7. Otis,
was present on invitation Of the Managers, to witness
this part of the Examination and expressed to Mr.
RooT the instructor the highest qualification at the
suit promising a detailed report at an early day
An Aria by Miss A. smith was very well performed
after which the pupils exercised in Grammar, the
merits and properties OF Antithess Prosthesis Persona
fcaon syncope the and quantity OF syllables
the laws OF Versihcation Figures OF speech, sc
run over and repeated with general accuracy Prosody
thing Of comparatively little 10 these untortu-
nate beings but these exercises showed their prof.
cheney in H.
These examinations were followed by solos on the
Piano BY the celebrated kANfsKI-a young Polish lad
of only l6-whose performances always elicit marked
tokens of appreciation His execution OF difficult parts
on this fully sustained the expectations pre-
viously entertained
"A Poetical Address prepared for the occasion was
here reciied BY MissCR The worth OF the produc
ton tse and the celebrity OF the authOress would
strain US 10 give entire would our space permit-N
was intended 70 commemorate the PEACE BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO. and embodied some fine
passages. We extract few Of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

CHARAcrERIsrIc-Thc Worcester Tine Wig
gives the following auecdote which sounds like
truth
Soon after Csss was make Secretary OF War, Scott
meeting Taylor said 10 him All Tayor-a good APP
pontment that We have Secretary now who under
stands our wants Taylor has two veins in his fore
head that when he is excited swell out large as
chld's finger These veins began 10 enlarge. d" don't
know that General said he he knows his oUR wants.
When he Governor OF Michigan territory, he order
ed me send him twelve OF my best looking and slest
soldiers and don't you think the rascal kept six OF EN-
TO row his boat for years and they paid by
the Government az my men,
~ A PERFECT CURE FOR TIE POrAro DIS
Ease has a, last been discovered, and applied 10 the
crop in Germany Dr. klOtsch OF Berlin, has received
a reward Of : 100 from the Prussian Government for
the discovery The same manner OF preventing the
disease was discovered nearly at the same time by the
celebrated Prof Liebg but Dr. Klotsch has tested Il Tor
the space Of three years successfully and on large
scale The plan 70 pinch OF about half an inch from
the top OF the plant when il has reached hight OF 70
nches and 10 repeat the same operation 10 70 Ii
weeks after the time Of planting on a the stems Of the
plant lSun
The PoTArO HoT.-We learn from the Ner-
5arypor, Herald that this disease has made It's appear
ance in the vicinity Of that town earlier than last year
and thus far with greater virulence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

VERMONT LOCo-FOCO STATE CONVENTION
This Convention held at this place Montpelier on
Tuesday and most remarkable one Il was for Vcr
mont.-iolowing hard on upon those OF Newlork aud
Baltimore. Iencelorth the Democracy of Vermont
are 10 be known a. Ilunkers and " Barnburners or
Cas- and Butler men, and WilmOt Proylso, Free Soil
men At certain periods OF the Convention IL seemed
AS ii the Barnbuner- would carry the day and they
did so fan succeed the unanimous passage
of the strongest possible Wlmot PrOyIso resolutions
but upon the question OF ratifying the nomination Of
Cass and Butler discussion stited, and the fierce
and boisterous spirit OF iunkerism carried the day
But the end of the matter Is not yet
The Convention renOminated IL old state ticket
Dillingham; Field aud Marston In the former part Vi
the day Mr. Dillingham; declined being again candidate
for Governor the ground in substance that he was
an incorporating WilmOt PrOyiso man, while many
Democrats of the state not but after the nomna
ton was made he pledged himself for Cass and Butler
p S-We learn the Barnburners have decided 20 take
appeal to the People Green Mountain Freeman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ New.York Wafer-Cure E-ts shment
r. n. Peir.ou, Md. Proprietor.-rhs establish

~ New.York Water-Cure Rsts ifshmeut,
r. n. Peirsou, Md. Proprteter.-Ths establish
meni uptown in one Of ne mos pieassoi snd beatty
prfv.te osrlos good table for invsts or ofbers, who
wish good pisin Diet Also, tne arrangement for estn
Ysl % w. O. jysin'
~ Water-Cure Establishment, Oyster ssy
I. 4 3 miles from New-f0rk-JosL shks ND eu.nW
~ The WAer.Cure M4n1Al, Hard B0os u hlafopeny
ke Ae Eator OF ths Wsler-Cure Journal snd TIE esfes
American prsru.orer Of The new mode aid Df e h2ot
a pupil of Priessntz. receive psueiss A. s'e.e rs
Nurs ESD
" The New-Jer-ey wafer-Cure tsta saiss-
meut, situated IN ne orange Mountains al south orange
NswJersey, 6ne-n iaes from New-fork, Oh ne hn- o.
the Morris and Essex Railroad
The car. stop within quarter Of nile RON IRE ss.s
iishmerL leaving he foot u CorslsndsI ats ococt
and O'clock, NJ Of each day arriving soosh Oraasc
IN shout one hour.
hn.he his arrangements for Of the complete Wet
er.Cure establishments ard Summer retreats no~ IN ise
d. reurnea from Europe IN ne winses - 80 where
he had been nearly three esr. move than etd ofwtich
une as spenl a. rsefrberg and the other Mater estao
Moments os Germany and has been that ue engsged
IN eetng Ocson and eecrng an es'sohshiuens saitet
The e.sbishneui - planned particularly with view
comfort and convenience Of the psfen and ouih upon
tie Enr sh plan Of wserclfe establishments osNns pm
vsfe hsf ascked to each psneufs ROOM sAat % fror
he by folding doors here the patent can nafe every
bath except he large doUche sni swimming bsh whch are
beautifully STU se about 10 rods IRON ne n9use "a NJ 10
Ne mounlsin There also three large plunge oes ~
house On the grounds also two wave pains one q
them u The natural falls Of he brook 10 The rasne. AID
swimming bath - feet square, erected To- me p.essars q
Summer visitors, SC si1eosns heir friants and ohrr 20
ceuis
Dc M will opeu IT'S establishment for the ,es.on CO the
18Th June ard any addressed ~ ChAs n.
NEEKER, N d. Al Newark, Jesey. or 81 sooh orsngs
y faT.~v VII rss-s'v~ ~us-uon ie2l w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
soARD IH THE COUNTRY,

THE PARK HOUSE, 0Tangs, New yofsey.-A mos'
Adeghii country residence during the summer montcs
pleas anti located In VI hs most healthy iowns 70 ne
tuion-an hours ride from New Yort, with which thefe
frequent daily communication BY railroad
iels i'm. J. p BALDWIN. Propns,or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
SPIRIT Of THE IRISH PRESS
Gbc lrish felon

We ha-e be.o.e us tie .irst number o. tli. nc"
nannr Ill. tn ln..in- i 4. tito IN lnLl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

oh. .leathe the sword 'nd ''ay The aglf,ed hand,
Tie field IS won, fhr set1r's vors 81 err
if j. enough et P-ac. with mild command.
W.-ii Der isr sceptrs .er that ,snqushsd SHORE.
refrcslsss nov-b, force superior qi~lied
sees Columbis's DAG VICTORIOUS wave
s.. .rampIs not their duet who sleep unkn-llef
N0r bad 9th nfamy the hostile brave
% vas your yr'.n ,e have ls,d him lov
Yet an sour hearts etui'nls triumph sie-l
Feni-mler though d Die y0uf litter ioe.
n. hid e soul. that once Ike yours could tel
And there are tears silence Der hlm shed,
Del gently then. ol gently wfl the deaf
Terc- ess fle sfrlsgl--tefr5lr the hsAi
on Monterey q and r usus Nisti's pIiin
The moon b-het viti pale and ghasfy hgtts
Tea bur.f n the bosom OF Tie .gl.
Yer face for there she boxed on thousand la.
Atnorn seen. in battle, stern array,
Those rssi arn-s band b. hand coa'sndng-
III. sun x-n' down and vh-r--oh where T-r- M 2
U-if dfIng srosns With the shnl 5ugle blending
Poor Rmsro.d cruel fsi- F. -,il 8-Plor--
Ard 1oo1 Ike HIN .nathsr p1sset AMY
l. Ashlsni stiii with sorrow mintlet o' r.
~ r.ia. 10 the younr. IN. noble Cav
A. ss-t Father 5oss be- head On wee.
While lnfioHs care s.ts on his ilrr9w-t lls-k
~ tfr. u-.lat p-hsa Gr-f'- dsrk 5liori r,i
for ri>u our sirou,sst natar-s af- bat ~e,s
". from tie Word cur anguisl inaj lpnceh
I,roli ny 49, lompI'n = b. ts-Pesi Eel
In. e,.t. ,h. v.f.clou1's rolling ihand.fs cs.s-
d. ted = sou--th- ricter. s9f. O Ger
O- An--I u-ilgs i.sc-ats celestial Peace.
Al ssy,. Der banner O. -r hat sanqaish-t shore.
y-rsesr.. O. si.nfe sre5 loe shrink. sssr.
Al qlsiis 5enssth her mid 80 ssnti- sway
Come % yo-r us,iys l,nd. = gallant t.u-
ST. wants - cssr Ia her arms once more
Ca~.s O. fhe h-srts FAT '0ng have pn@c ior YOU
OrGoaf - thans 'h---is-, he penis Der
wlsf cii.,ls our transport Why he awful gloon
rllt creep -1 uflrlfli o.sr oar spirits n9~'
Pence Ter g. bear f.sr1 tI fI.- slsu. tomb,
pr W would IN. up1n he Flrncf's nror
H. r n uo1sli mas sl1gl- blow
Olrlr-hf.-i lr-sni1 n ioy ioo~l -r crush
Wen "a. ul.l an. Dor Oh 20 veil - kn0N.
H. hear nlsf 5r-as y-li 20 Sorrows --f,
Oh Cerr8 Gorfo' va there tlev bid
Ch.p4lfspel lsaf thou o. teafs % slec
ft--v--fsr-rr Icy them down o. res.
T. sonis gree pot rer- ti-y have nf I'd p 'f-sf
AZ when h rlt oirt s,eks = qli.' n@si,
Ari tie Young fJ1s-f- i-l sr-ing Dlf hath 1.-if
Wen r. al 1-sfte their onslY l-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

NlANrED-By two respectable young women one -
w chsmbe rmsd, good washer % rOnef, general
housewors-the other seamsifess and 10 take care ~
children Can be well recommended from ths ,sst place
Can be a. III Tenhayenue between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth ats )yl5T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

kNA>TED-A teacher ~ French IN boys boarding
w school IN The country He must be SD. 10 man. A
German acquainted with The French would be preferred
Application may be made a. US tstAv OF by addressing
Educston a. this once. NB-Woud Ike interview
with A s. Ia young Germany VINO advertised fof place
Ia. isiS Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
NO ,yOOI.EN observation-disclosures, "A peaso

fully competent TO the SEGMENT u wood and oines
blue vais and TO wooldyeng IN all us various br1iches
psTcu ary the scientific resineni OF hue goois o.
ers his services respectable firm III toe United shies
References will be- given the most e-pectabu houses 10
land whose Establishments he has conducted TOT many
years past also friends W America Apply lpAldf
Venon Conn lyll iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

DOARD-A young lsdy whose parent. reside oui Of the
Dcity wishes Tor board In respectable family where
there are no boarder Unexceptonabe reference given
and required. The lady will uush her own room Please
address, with TERMS which must be reasonable, b. D once
of The Tribune jylb ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

A YOU'VE: LADY, lately suiyed ffom Europe,
Awishes sn engagement goseruess IN Tsepectsel~
family. Would teach English, French, music. singing,
drawing No objection 10 The county References Of
a high character be- given. Address Miss stanley,
Pos Oaice, Fiushns Loug island. Jyis 5iFMSW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

nRE-~-tIAk INt.--N auied immediately SIX AmN
lean Young ladies' learn the dress Ykctie nanuis,
and cloak making. They mus, be neal sewers soI pJu
cul.rs inquire 10 Bleeckerst. Ell Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
BOARDING.

BOARDING CHEAf-0ood and comfortable 80
Sd any In the city for the price ~ % per week. In large
and connections house, al l91 Fulton near Chufchst Also
pleasant single for gentlemen and their wives
TEA Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

IMPORTATION WANTED respecting young
! named BEsSY PARcAN who sailed from Liverpool for
Newly orb the ~ u May, lsi5 Any peison who can
give n formation respecting her where she now resldes.
VII confer by directing letter 10
Newton Centre, Mas OF Samuel stone, ESQ Dl$T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

nRUG CLERK WANTED-One perfectly gusl.
med to attend retail store and who give good tee
imonials A. to character, Sc Address O. Y 1nbua>
Once ly2 Steodis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
IIECKERs PREpARED FARM A.

rEUF ONLY NANtfAOrlltha m i' Tinted states,
4 of ibis superior farmaccuus article are now ready o
slinrIy f fo au. extent PINT up boxes containing q
roin,is 100 hllfpmmd packages. each accompanied Win
printed directions for Single boxes 81 liberal dis
conf o larger quantcs As article for general family
use D. b. invaluable. The Funun has been chemically ANA
lvle by Drs Chiffon and ouon. End Prot kcd, who bear
.nofir ifs great value n other fiudCeu4- rub
stances. such root iapu,a sdso, baucy, 40 foi
Reid Observes " ~ claims 40 hc attention uf ir medical
urul,-sDu V i rest upon i- containing rNrn uuulth,
vegetable tbuue and other uirogcmled bodies not iouni
u lrruN-u0f or similar -uuslices' pr. chiffon The
fr,af .unsro Of fl uIcc oFs starch. arioA-loot a-
loon .ln 49, a. in ric 0fo Tor invalid. ani rI drrn.
+. urrc,av owing io hs ru'cn contains. which ls iof,
pei crnf slf i,fuis very r,'tar lgf. HHirtte uri-
c. OF food ea- v di.t,.ai. auI admiralty adapted for
valid. and children DIR ROlu Testimonial. from other
urlt-- lnal spU euipu Dee application % the
Bro. rlr Oi CIcfr.-.f. ucor Phc--Ip NcW-l orb For
..,I.. al fiIr r.Ur.u.. lIIur -frrg.. uylJ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
MEDICINES.
sANpsfs sAnsAPARTLLA,

. 49, - = - =. III s,-..,
fF '. f.a'fi h'l I
-fIDH ~ iH if
M ~ f
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80
H.ri --..- r.... .-
p'--A.''
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hDic.-- blra- N.- p i'.--
4 ii,,. - and r,....
Li-ar- eilrii f-. q. ~ ? ---,
rl-''f- secs p
't- r.. ~ Nr.--,-,-
Diseases Ll--.- ..i A M
Acc gi ni-.,., .trc.
Aat tN.'s... '-. ~ -,--- =. -.-r.3,a,l
A-r' '.i-'-. r
by --, Pref lI-al-l
rr1HI~ MEDICINE rls acquired Fey extended lil es
tiHl-lr4 fe' aa'-'n NA,i.' I. 30 =. II ..-,,v t..
cnnTr.l ol l7 Own .-.Is' ".-. g i. 800 N. i.
alone sustained = l' lia't lpt-. I-s . --',-
k.lclau are ln..ei Do '.is ffrf af-'.'- .-.4 - i-
' .. 4, Sr.l... ---.rra-. j. presented . compound
-, ..-.-e'r .- r.. -'--rr-r aai properties from any
~ -.r.-.-. emil ,Ir- Ell Id 10 unerur.ul fle -y-
Z ~. -.t.--- -.r.is- I..-a-. Ir j. uuf up iu highly
e.a-.-.-.I f.rl fr convenience end portability. aid
,,, .,-.- srcYr.rr tl OBJ. directions. each totte Wi
t Tines ,Ia ...--r. equal .l .re lrlrt and l- then
,o. .r j talae -I ie ea-lg. preparations leif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Trial ola Presbyterian Clergyman.


FLEMiNcroS, y. J. May ID. l.i-.
A case which for some months has created
great excitement in the vicinity Of the nacon was
fd al the escut term of the oyer and Tcrnncr OF
TN. County The defendant minister of tire Pre-
bvteran Church iu the township OF Bethlehem and
va indicted for an assault and battery with impure
and unchste motives, upon Of the female members
fhs Church The COgrtHOu.e has been hlled % over
flowing during the TWO days this has occupied the
attention OF the Court It has just been given % tho
Jury The evidence the part Of the state seem. con
elusive and the general impression appears 20 be- that
verdict Will be- found for the plaintiff
Yours. SPECTATOR.
p. s.-HayPasf O'Clock P.M.-Ine Jrry' after
an sbseace Of about fifteen nnutc htyc returned into
court with a verdict Of guilty The Court has edourn.
I'd 10 half past o'clock tomorrow morning ~ which
time sentence VIII be- pronounced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
ACCONolCDtTlCS And ECONOMY
FOR THE UPTOWN RESIDENTS.

( SIOt ENEL GO. having opened ~ branch ~ ihelf
y csibi shmeut 40 ~ Broadway, opposite Asorpncc
Tor the better accommodation ut their numerous uptown
customers and the public general would respectfully cnli
their attention rich and splendid assortment oi gas
chandeliers, gas brackets gundO.o solar amps, hail lamps
and lanterns &C AlsO cf glass u fhe richest style and
finest quality (of manufacture and crnuof ie sur
passed by any other establishment French, China dinncr
and SETS Bohemian articles, &c. Tho above articles
have been manufactured under immediate supenuend-
ence and rs regards quality and price VIII compare, 4 not
srpass any similar establishment m this city. Goods 4
every description loaned for parties NJ the lowest rates All
the above articles made order and to match any paiom.
Our 20. fixture. the Philadelphia make and N TIE most
superior finish }. STOUNENEL & co
Isl Broadway, opposite Astor-plHce,
Wholesale and retail dealers
We also continue business az the old stand, Ohm and
- Gold where c public obtain the same ARTICLES as
above and the sumo low rate myl lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
GAS FITTING

~ public that having been requested by to MANHATTAs
GAsLSnr COMPANY 10 engage 100 tc Gasfttng business,
they have taken hc workshop, office, lately occupied
by Tine Company 76 Mercer-f door below Blceckcr-
# aud prepared 10 attend o. Oner8 90 that depart
menf of business iu nl is brauclr They intend 10 Keep
ON hand AN az the best and latest patterns ~
brackets. pendants m1f orunmers chandcIt-- sc man
ufacured by Me-srs. CORNELIU, d GO. on lamps chai-
deher- g.. altered o burn gas Also gas fixtures tascn
down. cleaned. rebronl,d, lncWeIcd
Plumbing attended fO a. formerly. n Dev-st and 10
Mercerst Orders for gus fitting len IA Dey-st VIII be- ~
tended % promptly. They refer % e Manhattan Das Light
Company and also 10 the following gentlemen some u
whom are Directors Of the Company: janice Donaldson.
F-u Henry Young Esq jas Roosevelt Esq. Moses Taylor,
E-q Daniel b Fearing Esq. ". H. smith, Esq
y. B.-Paricnlaf attention pad tO fitting up dwellings,
stores public buiings SC. already occupied, ~ wei "a
those iu progress Of building a1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

We thought last week that we bad the vote o
Iowa fixed NJ srgghf sh,qgfe, but M TINS seems
We we're mistaken letter from Burlington, dated on
the 9rh was received lat night which fays gfe
you the official for superintendent Of Public lnsic
ton Both parties a-tonished a. The vote n Marion
County, witch after being reported thirty or sixty ma
orty ior Harlan came In fee majority Tor Benton rom
The circumstance that held back until the result
was fully known in the state elsewhere we are strongly
Suspicious Of foul play and have taken measures To m
ves,igate II Mr Harlan intends 10 contest the election
upon the ground Of Illegal returns and Illegal voiln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Election of CensorS in Vermont.

The Official canvass Of the votes cast ~ Vermont
At the late election of Council 0i Censors, shows
that the whole Wing ticket was elected. Tx
Chief Justice Williams, who was at It's head, re-
ceived bv far the highest vote Of all-his name
having been on all the tickets, Wing, Loco-Foco,
and Third Party. Mr. SKATER whose name was
On two. the Loco Foco and Third Party, is beaten
no votes by james Bell, the lowest on the Wing
ticket The names Of the members Of the new
Council are as follows
Cbos X William. j y pomcrOv William llcbard
Peter Starr, salmon Duupn' DAVID ti'"l0i"
ia u Allen Jane. Bell Henry J.. james.
Henry stoweu, John Dewey, Augustus b"'
Keyes +. Cool
The Council il % meet on Wednesday, the IN
OF June, and enter upon its task-to inquire mo
the propriety OF calling Convention iof me puI
nose Of amendine the State Constitution m such
manner as it may propose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
un,u >a,,ouaI Convention.

XVIIA D,sfra.--A friend writes 70 us nom IT,
louisville. on the iith, as follows
Our Convention Ia. Just adjourned after 'ppoiniias
-. E,u.r Of ne town Of Cansjoharie, Delegate
= rt1.delrs.a and JAWS y. LAKE, Of Lizzie fa'-'
.,.,.,.,,,, Mr.. Ehle Is genuine Wing Of the Cay
.ehool add will cast his vote ior him resolution oil
.,,,,r,ion was voted down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

NOR BAKING WITH HARD COAL or Charcoul-Per-
L -or. dr rIUs 0l ccuuomzu- u fuel would do wei io
examine f0 0scu He fuf flcy VIII Dee -asted that
f1 ore superior to auy oter for baking or boiling, there
being $50 .oc- ur boiling Also. for sale uew ART ghi
Cooking Stove. warranted fo bake well. Together win
general assortment of Ranges common cooking .i1Fg- &c
Sold Wholesale or retail. by MCPHERSON ~ tNI.
rlgl lmtsls %. Mater-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

40 WILLIAll-Sr directly opposite iie North Dutch
L 4 OCmrch, and tsO doors above futOn-sL
HEWITT g. COlLSON,
desire % inform cuIens strangers, aud all who purchase
cfmns that they have taken he ai0ysuaucd store and
Offering Tor sale of rcady-made clothing Tor
Spring and summer wear all recently manufactured froUi
goods hc best and most fashionable manner;
su- Of the various qualities, forms and siyle-, which ihe
pocket comfort fancy D the wearer may dictate Feel
iug confident that gentlemen ~ good articles need
only examine their goods n order O become afisfed Of
their superiority, wen cheapness they would respect
fully purchasers call and buy good clothing low
prices. On hand assortment NJ piece goods from which
those who wish garments made tO order may select.
{. A. MEKRCK VIII bee happy O BIS friends ~ above,
and cothe them n ihe most approved manner myll lv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
CLASS! GLASS

O.UUU 20 5xn
~ b1. double thick English Crown from lOx2 to 9N4b.
I00 do pug ,h Crown. single Ick, from loNl@ o lbNu
I0DI do Preach Window and Pcnre Glass from 628 %
Din f6.
lOodo double thick English sheet from 1924 90 dx6,
verv superior article for show windows. For sale by
uiylO 1uIs A. SCHANCK. 86 Diyision-si.