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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

BOOTS ND SHOES, M4lL,
IND GLASS,
ever brought 10 this market when viii be sold
for cash Or barter a. low at any House on the
west side Of Lake Michigan
d. IA Dis sugar and MoldsscsiI5t received ana
viii be sold wholesale and retail at IL NJ. Il CO.
30 Bales Pilgrim Shcs,ings superior TO any arti-
Gle in the market just received at H. " & Co.
1000 lbs. White Lead from the Union Works at
Brooklyn may be had at IL. NJ. & CO.
100 Boxes Cham a,n Glass Of different size
superior quality at II. W. x co
10 pieces French and German Rroldclnths of
different coIcr5 and at To-" figures Il H. VI. u Co.
1000 yds. Cotton Begging ltyilcd, also 1000
Bags for sale at II. VI. " Co.
Also a large stock Of Fun Cloths, >attno;e,
TWeeds, Kentucky Jeans. Cotton Cashmere Ltu-
en- Drills BurIaps, and in fact everything usually
found la the market can be furnished customers at
their Brick store, north Of the Mansion IIousc.
N. 4. Cash PAID Tor Wheat
HALE, }IhNNEY 6 co
d
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
ua!s frame,
IRREGI-L ARITIES. GI-PpRESsIONs
4 T!IoUsASD NAMES

painful menstrt ons. No criticize has been Oferea
sFct IRIS rhlct r0ud t0nch this kfnd Of dcTangtacD,
i may he relied upon and effective remedy and
GIl feed nnrmllcI 10 M -cnuLL ..lnn - -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

DEBILITY 0F THE SYSTEM.
A CERTAIN REMEDY

wFak back, weakness Of the Kidneys. &c. or nllanma-
hon OF same Is frmed'Gteig rsisrcd by fer days Of
ms medicine, and cure is always result Of use. Il
stands
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
eau ZION,

OWING to he great success and immense sale o.
DIR Townsend SaJsaparln, numbe. OF M
who were formerly our agt MS, have commenced
making SarsaparIla Extracts, EhXlrS, Bltters,
&c They generally put II up IN the same shaped
bottles, aud copied our certificates and advertise
mcnie, claiming that theirs is far superior md tour
times stronger thar d TownsrndS, &c, hopl
thereby TO deceive the public. Some use fictitious
names, 4 lew use their own: some OF these unprln-
cPcdmen publish counterfeit certificates others
have induced their brothers and other interested
persons to allow the use OF their names, to which
they put Esquire, to give them respe ciabiluy.
One makes medicine and pnAs it with respectable
names procured by using DR.. Townsend Sarsa-
parllla, published them as cured by his stuff. He
also publishes tue certificate OF person who styles
hlmsaf an ID. who mends shoes, digs wells,
and doctors horses by turns for livelihood These
and great variety at other tricks are performed
by there men TO dispose OF their trash. The public
should be on their guard, and look out for coun-
Iertelis.
Principal Office, 1876 Fulton st. Sun Building
Y; Reddlng \ Co. State 81. Boston; Dyou
y Sons, 80 North second 81. Philadelphia; :
Hance, Druggist, Baltimore Durol Il Co Rich.
mond; T NJ Cohen, Charleston; Wright x Co.
l5l Charles ct. New Orleans. I05 South Poar ST.
Albany; and bythe pIncipaI Druggists ana Mtr-
chants generally throue hout the United States
West Indie, and Canada
Sold by SAWYER x CO., Southport.
February, o!47-l 81 $50
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which in all diseases arrangements Of the female frame
o5tF"ttt'"S, d1cHHlcs PGEi 0eHsirHatioFs, &c. has
clIecG euro. TINS is indigenous soil, and
founi in large quantities. as a medicinal tro;nrtg
stands without an Cqual It forms Of tie COMPOUNDS
~ ae preparation, which as whole is the hest remedy
ever gwen 70 debIlitata female: il sure an. the
y n lL.alf IL - -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

as proof OF cures N TINS distressing class CompIaipa-
- pamphlet. Ill broken dOr7, dCbIiitded C0RstRf0pJ
nom hr effect Of mercury. will find tie bracna power Of
s artlce 10 act immediately and the poisonous mineral
era heated from the system.
IAc . d'SftHct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly IN the application Of tbs
conpDlnd Tor the distressing class cr complaints which
head tus paragraph For centuries there has 6ecn used IL
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

nR. j. s. WOODS SARSAPARILiA
- ELMER, WARRANTED To RI THE CHEAP
EST, and BY FAR THE BEST preparation OF Sar5apa-
Mia ever offered TO the American people.
This preparation OF Sarsapara has been prov
. by very many eminent Physicians, to be more
rllcctudI in Purifying he blood than any Other
medicine known 1t has effected many astouisl
to4 cures and is truly highly valuable trie"d 10
al crs"n- IN ANY way alircted'wIth diseases. l.
cures are ~ eedy an perm nrat. rennva'I"@ The
~ ITEM and INV ortu = the patient, IN Cr ~ I'm
mediate control. We havr only 10 that
ttS tor us agents large number ruI ne F..
.,ul practitioners who make 4cnrIai u,e g; q d.
Their rran mice. II j. pat up IN quart bottles. ana
Is neither patent. quack, or imperial medlciae
We give an extract OF few of The many highly
respectable rec concentrations voiuntaul sent US:
Rev II. Il. Rawson, OF Albacy, considers 1t
1.-The best tc!e for prrso Is deb,lItarrd aud OF
scroluIous habits offered to the American poo
Die -
Rev Allen Steele, of Troy, says, cit lar en-
cells al the popular medicines
Rev. L. II. litch, ock, of ALBANY, recommends
II as "a most valuable aud medicine for Weak
ness Scrotuous Humors and Nervous deraoge
nents.'
Rev Elias Vanderr, of Albany, says, = on
akmg but enc bottle, found relletin Scrotulous
Humors OF % or 30 years Standing
Rev. |. n. Wykotl, of Albany. recommends 1t
IS tccidcc ly beneficial on dyspeptic habit"
Many of the best Physicians of Albany pres
rbe il for their patients; also Physicians of roy,
NrIca, Rochester, &c.
Dr.. +. Church, of Marshal, Mchiga consid
n,S it the best preparation oil the kind now in
u~e,''
DR. S. P. Cunningham, has compared it with
rownsend's AID declares it " cheaper and better
than Townsend $"
DIR b. +. Fairfield has tested il and firds 1t
tn" best preparation Of sarsaparila in the mar
ket."
OPINIONS OF TUE PRESS.
Albany Freebooter. April 9Th 1917, says d" We
believe DR. J 5. Woods SarsaparIla Elixir to
be carefully psepared from articles purely vegeia
bic, and by skIIful physician, whose standing IN
society will secure public contidence.'
Albany Knickerbockcr. of March 18th, I647,
pays the same compliment 10 Dr. Wood. and adds
''wc think hazard nothing in saying il Is the
best and most concentrated preparation OF Sarsa-
pariIla betD re the public
Albany Spectator says, On the fiXedness of
principle and s;ern integrity ofDr. Wood we have
assurance that no article appearing under his name
would be other than as represented by h m. =
. His Sarsaparilla stands high wherever 1t has
been introduced.'
Sold Wholesale and retail by Sawyer & Co.,
SouthSo VS., Iyll.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
RhCunmliSm.

This Sarsapariila is used with the most pc rect
success 10 Rheumatic complaints, however severe
or chronic. The astonishing cures it has per-
formed are indeed most wonderful Other rene
dies sometimes give temporary relief; this entirely
eradcates It rom the system, even when the limbs
and bones IRE dreaefully -woilen.
u Hear MIR Seth TORY, one of the oldest and
most respectable lawyers in Hartford, Conn. The
following is an extract of letter received from
him:
Dr. Townsend: | have used ne bottle of your
Sarsaparilla. and ind II is excellent in its effects
upon = chronic rheumatic pam to " hich ! M sub
ect, from an injury occasIoned several years ago
n a public stage Plhose send me two bottles 10
the care of DIR Seymour. have conversed witt
two or three of our priRciPal physicians. and
recommended your Sarsapariila. SETH TERRY
Hartford March -, IS45.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE!
E5AgE. yTAyNFE & go.

EEAVErece led ana are now receiving one
S ofih- llrgest and best selected stocks Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Gre Ci4cTy.
Ik4RD IV.4RE. OfLS AND Pm Wis,
BOOTS 1ND SHOES, nm,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
Piles! Paesu PiYes.nt

Dr.Townsend's Sarsaparilla is no less success
full in curing this distressing con plant, than fer
diseases Of the Blood. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism,
aad Nervous Debility. Read the following
DR.. Townsend. Dear Sir-The effects OF your
Sarsspsrlila truly wonderful. For The las, six
or eight years past. have been subject TO severe
attacks of the piles during which | have suffered
althe tor1Hres that complaint aud had despaired
OF ever finding relief except in death. | have the
pleasure to inform you - there is yet balm in
Giead,' have used TWO hoitles OF yo,, Sars-
aqazlIa, aad teal 10 remains OF NV compliant.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
NO MINERAL AGENT,

Ftrer m t.rur Bjii5Hs D!seaSCs-T0 the Greet W
el.eri4i'. auJ wherever these complaints prevail
medicine /. offered.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

send you this for publication, and any person
you may refer to me- | would be happy 20 INFORM
of the benefit have received al your hands.
Yours, truly, john HALL 40 Fultonst.
July 3, 10 49,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15
ERUPFIVE DISEASES
will find the Alternative properties OF this article
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

viii find the Alternative properties OF this article
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
1ni drive snch diseases from the system See panpbR,
ar testimony Of cures in all Diseases which the limits 81
an advertisement VIII not permit to be named here
agents gre cm acdy; they contain - pages and ccrtd
tates OF high character, and stronger
ARRAY OF PROOF
81 the virtues Of medicine, appeared II Is one
o he PrcHftGr features Ct his griic aai qfrfr fails
to benefit IA d1y and II b0He and Hqusft l II
oatIa upon, let lbs emaciahed and lingering tHUa!ta
HOPE ON,
oni keep taking the medicine as long there is an i'm
proycmcnt The proprietor would
CAUTION TIE PUBLIC
against unIbey Of articles which cone out under the
head Of
SARSAPARILLAS. SYRUPS, 4
for Dropsy, Gravel &c. Theyare rood for moth
tag, and concerted 70 gull the unwary;
TOUCH THEM NOT.
Their inventors never Thought ofcurng such diseases ill
t4iS article hal done 4 particular s4dy eS tie pam
E-aist Is earnestly solicited.
Agents aud all who sell the article are
GLAD TO CIRCULATE
gratntousIy Put up in ~ OF. bottles at -: 70 o. do
al ) each-the larger holding more than two small
bottles Lsck oHt and not get g0ssd upon. Every hot
tie has ''Naughu's Vegetable Lihentripnc Mixture"
blown upon the glass; the Hrittsa Signature OF &C C.
Vaughn on the directions and &c c. Vaughn Buffalo"
stamped on the cork. None other genuine PREPARED
BY Dr. e. Vaughn, and sold the Principal Office, 3U7
Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail No aften-
given 10 letters unless post paid Orders from regu-
arg constituted 4geEts ercegted Post paid letters or
verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly
enet TO- gratis. For sale b. all iabt Druggists 10
nc United states and Canada.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-15

HE IUfOWlng IS IfOIn one OF IEc IIOeI Tt spttId-
ble physicians on Long Island
Greenport, July TO- 1916
DR. Townsend Dear SIr--It is with satisfaction
that say to you that have recently witnessed,
in several cases. the most beneficial results from
the use of your Extract OF Salspariila. Beng
engaged in the practice of medicine, have pre-
scrbed it in several cases, and never without
benefit. In the removal OF diseases arising from
deranged state Of the digestive organs, jauudce,
&c. It far exceeds any thing of the kind ever be-
fore offered to the public. You will please send
me two dozen, &c. &c. Respectfully yours,
s G. PRESTON. NJ. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

FROM CARR COOP HoFE-The Boston Journal
Is indebted 10 friend for Cape Town papers to septem-
Der l. from which are cleaned the following:
sir Harry smith Governor OF the Colony, was prose
cutting the war against the rebel Beers with ygor On
the 22d he passed the Orange River, the enemy iang
back in disorder upon Winberg leaving the passage un
contested The settlers beyond the Orange River had
experienced serious loss and destruction OF property
In the Caedon District 500 families had been forced
from their houses. The passage Of the army had a
great moral effect II inspired confidence among the
weldisposed and many OF those who had been forced
10 take part with Pretorius the rebel leader immedi
atey eynced their dsshecton 10 his cause, and their
desire to come under British rule.
letter from KOmaggus, in Little Namaqusland say
that Rev J. II Schme in, the venerable and respected
Missionary Of the London Society on that station, died
on the 26ih of July, aged IL
The ponton used BY Sir Harry smith in crossing the
Orange River was Of American invention, consisting
of SIX cylindrical ndiarubber tubes about I'VE feet IN
circumference and twenty feet IN length. they were
Inflated on the principle as life preservers From
thirty six 10 forty were taken across on TINS pom
ton al each trip without accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ VI. Arago's Lectures on Astrsnsmy.-Ths
Lectures Of Ibis celebrated Philosopher are paolhhsd
very neat with illustrations and so'd 81 "s
low price Of Is cenA. Tho oontsrU arc - follows
LECTURE I. General Laws Of tho Rohscnon snd ~
lection Of Light Lenses Telescopes suuemIs ~ "oLX
II. History Of Astronomy, Tho dnefen' "sns " 'o'
in Aspect Of tho Heavens; Motions Of The Heavenly
" The FIXED stsrs ,.-.
v Distance of The Pisnss The Sun Physical Consu
atou of Ie sun Tho Moon Physical Constitution Of me
vi. Mercury, Physical Constitution ofaeieuY 'ssas
Aposarspcss of Venus around inc Son hnye
eaf Consituu on Of Venus; Superior snets sn In{S
cs Consutution Of Mars Tho four Telescope Tan@S'o
VI Jupiter and his Satellites Physies Cossaraton o,
Juper ssiurn- bis Ring and his Satellites h''sens or
Uranus and his ssisaiss - ,,.,
VIII Distances Dismetsn, Volumes &C Q, me rlanss.
Keplers Laws; Universal Aurscnon VI tnS ""sS' 'n'
*. Figure Of Tho Earth Dimsnslons Of he Lsrih Tbs
y.rbs xouou Dsurns Rotation OF Tho Earn Annual mo-
K 'insousIrss Of The Earn and Moon.
xI. .Comsu Hslisys and other Coms~ rnynea Coo
XII Eclip.ss d The Moon Eclip'ss Of tho Sun.
Kill The Tides
xiv De.ernin sfion Of Lsrgds and Longitude
xv The Atmosphere OF tho Moon In the Horizon, TIE
XVI The Seasons and tns Days, The EsrRs Tsnpsfs-
XVII. The Calendar.
Appendix Tsbls of tho Constssnons with numbsv 81
STARE In far hoss Of he sxth magni'ade Sum
usry iybu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
WIIIIAMsRTRGu AFFAIRs

FIRE ~ WILLIAMsBURG.-The large camphene
mandatory ia Williams burgh, located on the corner
OF First and South Second totally destroyed by
hre last evening Three loud reports, supposed TO
have been caused by the bursting Of aue were heard
about half past o'clock, and almost nstsntaneously
the building was enveloped In flames and soon destroy
ed with lis entire contents. They consisted OF large
quauiily of machinery zoo barrels OF camphene aloo'
hol and whskey. together with all the books and pa
pers and about 500 In cash. The property belonged
to James Engle, OF Bushwick, L. l. and was partially
insured Ii was valued at $1,000 The IRE burned
very iercely for several hours and rolled up column
of smoke aud flame that could be seen great distance
journal of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

Tn. Oesd-ths Dead sh. where are they
What distant Planet do they tread
What stars Hume their blssiul way
What suns their light around them shed u
Dothey look through the mystic veil.
Thst hides them from our mortal eyes
And catch the Mourners plsintiye wall
That DER their sepulchres doth rise
Do they the bitter pnngs know
Or Friend. that hold their memory dear
The many sighs-th the tears that how
Because they dwell no longer here
Va, IL they do lis NEED enough
For al the tears that We must shed
he chains OF Woe we cannot doA
I'D We are numbered with the Dead
These lines evince ability to write wei, which
= '04'se preoludes any excuse for writing other
The author obeys no mercenary impulse,
argue from this second effort settled pur-
sNs 70 achieve the most unequivocsl success in
~ o'y and ardaous vocation she has chosen
'e' shun Astterers, court solitude and study,
-, -A much and write little. being firmly resolved
'"ao' one line from her pen shall meet the pub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18
SEW-yORk- Official
Co. a. published ,id. morning, was incomplete.
DELAWARE IOhcial I
VIRGINIA.
BIZ Jelesraph

BY Jelesr0Ph WASHINGTON friday NOV }"
There are "A Counties still unbeard from, and
Taylor has about 900 TO overcome. The CaioH has
a dispatch dated Richmond at clock last even.
ing which says that the State is safe for Cass but
gives no new facts If the unheard.oi Counties
come in as expected Taylor carries the State
Result. however. IS still doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

THE BELEAGUERED HEART.
AN looking down into my Heart
Into its deep-deep stream,
Where, choking up It's current lie
The ashes of Loves Dream.
Along the brightly blooming banks
With a solemn step and slow.
And vissge dresr-snd cleaning spear.
stride the Seniinels Of Wo.
While from the troubled waters flow
Into my mental car,
Like those sounds that of. when half asleep
And half awake, We hear
The soitcsi-sa ddest music ths,
Ger mortal ear Ger stole
Up from the Hearth stone OF the Heart,
Or. the Affairs OF the Soul.
Voices whose tones have long been hUshed
Mid the rushing waves OF Life
All false, and tsdclcss VOWS Of Love
All isrrin- notes OF Strife
hear the mourniul means OF Joy
Hope, sobbing while she cheers
Like dew. descending from the Leaf
lhe dropping of Loves tears
The heavy siehings Of Despair,
As she folds her dusky wings
The wild, impotuous gushings OF
thousand sccre, springs.
am looking down into my Heat
Into its deep-deep stream.
Where choking up rs current, lie
The ashes OF Loves Dresm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

PEsssrLvAsIA.-Th Philadelphia Ledger has
official returns from all the counties IN the State
except Elk. Greene Mexican, Sullivan and War
rem. and the vote Is for Taylor l52 Cas-,
l67.546 Van Buren,. HOS. Taylors majority
over Cass. 1928. over Cass and Van Buren,,
3.so5. Taylors majority over Cass will be about
900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

lie gaze until it may safely defy the assaults Of
Criticism, and sc viii vin The honorable distinc
ton she asp.res to But Fame IS jealous, cxalt
ing, rigorous, and if pursued along with Pleasure,
or Fashion. OF Ease, parts company and refuses
y be cvertaken. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

CONE roR PAY.-We tsd the following copied
with evident satisfaction into The Hua1d
VINO FIRsr NOMINATED GIN. IhLoR VOW tna
Zachary Taylor Is certainly the President elect OF tne
United states it may be Interesting inquiry weo nr
urrecolect;oD this distinction is indsputsoly due 10
James Gordon Bennett of the Nsr. York Head who
brought out Gen. Tsylors name simutAneousy r,sa
the receipt of the Of the nrst battle on INC NO
Grsnde Under these circumstance the editor OF Las
Herald deserves to stand high st Court JorsSh MS
siOH rosld BE- small rsxard for his ssreioes-
Lancaster Intsllesncer, Nov. lc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

VorE or BosIoS.-The official vote in this city
on Monday was as follows for Briggs. 1922, for
Phillips 2,37l for Cushing, 100 scattering, l59.
For Member OF Congress Winthrop, 1926 Tor
Sumner, 1886 for Ballet 400 For Lieutenant
Governor. Reed, 1872 Mills. 2,267 Cushman.
40. scattering, %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

HEART JOYS.

IiIE Disappoiniments that did drape my Youth,
And heavily upon my hesrt-strings lay
The yellow Fennel that entwined my way
Breathing upon my Soul the dews Of ruth
The many fsilings have known of Truth,
And Love and friendship-guawing cares,
Tolls tears, ereavcments-inward aches OF years
That teach me Lies realities, IN sooth
al have not hsnished from my bosom hope,
Nor drank the freshness OF It's youthful bloom
There are some feelings Grief cannot entomb-
Joys that to common day beams never oPe-
My spirit feeds on Unborn blcssedness, piness.
And still hath faith In Truth and Love, and Hap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

OUTRAGEoUs.-The Ner- York Commercial Id
r0iis1 describes the editor Of the Boston Fosi as
" grave elderly man. with bald head and eoanie-
nance full OF wrinkles" Never vas such loei 70
not the Commercial aware that the Colonel 70 the ed
tor OF whom 1t has been said that be has 70 carry
very stout 70 keep OF the ladies' We regard ne
Colonel the hsndsom NEST man IN these parts next 70
sushosch" Boston Traas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

RUN AND FLoGGlNG.-Mr. w u. Hanes writes
us that he has had unexpected success Albany IN 90
tanning signatures to his petition to Congress Tor the
Punishment of Rum and flogging from the u ; Navy.
lie has obtained about 1000 signatures there generally
of the most respectable and worthy citizens. He Is
still prosecuting his enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

VERMoST.-The Legislature OF Vermont ad-
iourned without day. on Tuesday evening. joint
resolution was passed by the Legislature requiring
Committee be appointed by the Governor, to report
bill in the first week in the session for general Rail
road Act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-18

The MoDE or ELEcTING THE PREsIDENT.-Ihe
Electors OF Presden, and Vice Preside Mt will meet In
the Csp,os OF their respective states on the nst Wed
esday OF December next being the the 9th day Of the
month and wiz proceed vote for President and Wee
President which vote viii be duly recorded. Copies
of the record will be made out and authenticated, and
sent 10 Washington by special messenger there 70 be
delivered % Congress
On day fixed for the purpose the record OF the
votes VII be opened in the presence OF the TWO Houses
aud the result declared. Gen. TAYLOR viii, a. we
know be declared 70 be elected President and MLLARo
Fu1,foRr Vice President Messengers viii then be
dispatched 10 these gentlemen informing them Of their
election and asking them 70 attend At Washington 70
take the oslhs Of Office and enter upon their dures
The term of Mr. POLK will expire on the iin OF
March and that the day xed for the inauguration OF
the new President But the next ish OF March comes
on sunday. the inauguration will not take place III
Monday the 5th In 81, on the election OF Mr. Mon
roe 10 bis second term the 4th Of March came on sun
dsy and the oath Of Office administered on Monday
the 5lh. Albany Eve Journa4.