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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
SCHOOLS.
l,CUuUI, FOK BOY-.-Parenis de.lrou. u plaf

SCHOOL FOX BON-.-Paenis desirous Of placing
- heir bovs al good school near he CITY. mere me u
divided attention Of the Teacler VII be devoted 10 en ana
where every xerton will be made 20 al vance them N her
studies VIII address " Schoo" Tribune Office. when they
viii receive tie necessary information respecting terms &c
V'O PHONOGRAPIIIC WK1TER~-The former
L pupils Of Mr BOYLE, and Photographers gthers.y'
are reouesed 10 meet At The Photographic Verbatim Re
porting Academy corner Of Broadway snd Cana-sl zen
rance on Csnasi Friday evening ON inst o. = ycocS
for the purpose u forming an association 10 perfect he
frfrfrg Winter a
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,n.,,sr.. Asia,lc Bank per cent Com
ss''a 'n' rr,bsnse. Mercantile, 3 Merchants =
nsr''.- - q. s.len. 3 Dsnver' 3 Village 'D''
'e,l D. 80 banks yesterday pad dlvioS"''
The D. D. 49,, 20 on capital Of sl7's7oo 900.
.uoa',,'s - 1nripg the past week the street
AZ Do'''"' -. been from 20 Il per cent on
,, S and stock collateral. n's'S ~'' oas rs
fe''No. .serable sums Jay over which could mol
Day So !, The average price for the week
q 49, an,bsr Of arrivals at Boston in September
~. - xb,eh 800 we're foreign. The clerance'
~" - a which 245 were foreign. The arrivals
..s,emoer, lsi7' were i'O'O' ooeno
- ,ollowing is the quantity and value Of 10
-,o,,eA from Boston 70 foreign counuie
ending -euf -. l-f-
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II Eleventh Wnrd-TAYLOR AND Fl

II Eleventh Wnrd-TAYLOR AND FILLMORE
PEoPLE's MEETISG-The people Of the Eleventh Ward
are requested 10 meet THIS EVENING "wednesday
al n o'clock at Tinkhsm Hall, corner Of Founhsi ana
Avenue to hear good speaking IN behalf OF Their
candidates Hall Illuminated and good band IN attend
spce Come up one and oil, rain shine. BY order.
JNO. J. DOANE. Ch'n Com. Of Arrangements.
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IS. 600 BET ACCEPTED.

$1,000 BET ACCEPTED.
NV : p TOyVNsENO-GO OD.-THls II TO ili0rn
Dur Tosu.@nd Thar nO< ready 10 euler ITO At
r.nyeeut- ard hifu % zpPoin p~fson az - -
a. .suae 10 arrange preiminsnes aud TRIMS On Nheh
IN o1@.on f1rUWu out In or ca . 70 . s7- ~
~ r..rrue we protest aEar-t " Z Beach 20 f-i-fn
IN, vr L. money Deposited IN ll. hands pni tn7 si-son
T Nv ne umpire urnpres. whom We may rnlt1s-
Is rboo-e IL regard the sweeping cecArsuon. .sAlns'
- "a al, bu,nes. we shall occasion 20 tote them IN
r,. ~1u ulle-. prOpre;Ors Of The San refuse 70
in.-ru TIE frs hing Dc done row 20 test ne %
80 800 i'm or be- .ha confess fully and publicly hat Ne
az Dr., SarsapArlas Infinitely superior ~ ~ o"n sh1
ha he Old Or the only man who can maze NE .rnulnr
plods the boffies - .,,,,,,,,.
l0- Sssssu-st
R-,or /. A r-cer, q $3.50 which We have placed in hf
S.0rr-f Roberts hand. f0r ire shove object
Copy Of Recsptl
~ vo-k Q.. felt Received ~ M-ssrs. Thomp-
- S.-,.rrzn 60 ifs0 which 3. Deposited wlh for
go 6.ys -ANL ROBERTS ? Fgltor--s. % IT.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

CAV WISE oPueisn, 81 brosdway, fs , ,r1isy
ys,s,.v thst he returned from ssSsogs and 10 nov
se.dy 10 attend persons suffering " defective vision ms
-y 1Is..-s and application o. the SANE are su
s.nt n recommend themselves. His ssso'unsn ~ gos
.,ei zod silver sp.ctacle- and gssses 10 ne Hses IA
80 INV Remember 81 Broadway He also has r-csy-i
.,g. assortment u superior opers-glassss q ihiseoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

ANY pan where hair will naturally the head face or
body Ii will strengthen the roots thus saving the hair from
falling or cleaning the dsndruf from the scalp II causes
light red gray hair TO assume dark color and by dong
, permanently TO make the hair grow natural dark from
the roots fused merely for dressing the hair VIII keep
the hair son. dark silky and beautiful al least three times
hsr,-,i o. HeOd
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ New-So rk society for the Relief oil
widows and Orphans Of Medical hen.-Ihe
snnea meeting OF this Society Will be held Col ege OF fhy
sclsps and Surgeons Crosbyst THURSDAY 9th ins ~
f;0elock, Pm. los St-l H. ID. BULhLEf, Secretary
q Grand Division -. of T. Of y. VA spe
GA session OF The 6ranc Division of New orr vi" De eo
MS evening al their Hall, 500 BrosdwAy a oc.ocs 70
consider an application Hope Division NO ~ ana
bUner jonathan Division, No 80 under The name 81 no"
cry DIVISION No So and 10 receive proceedings OF Ssuons
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,,ExICOIILUsTRATED.-Am mo,

NIENlCO ILLCsTRATED.-h most magnificent
wi and elaborated Panoramic Painting Of the whole ne
" march Of Gen SCOTS victorious army pursued rom M.
fr.t landing IL Vera Cruz in his triumphant occupation N
the CIV Of Mexico with faithful and continuous view OF
thai Economically wonderful country, which has been many
months Ia preparation. enormous expense, VIII De
opened exhibition in few DAYS Al the extensive ROOM
lis Broadway, on the corner OF Nalker-st % 'iua'
NNuiBITION AT JAMAICA. l.. The Annual ~.
~ mbiii0r of the students Of Mon Hall Academy viii
AXE plsce on Thursday Oct 3 at O'Clock. The former
pupil. and friends invited 10 attend Cars VIII return
10 the city 81 the close Of the exercises.
3 The Academy will reopen Nov.u Circulars may
be had OF p MONROE. pa Broadway. % u
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DFTIffI
IHE B,SK or oRiEAss Is A@s 81 "a MrcHascs lsD
- s<K II Ataa5, sx~nt hf ~ f-seinf - -
fA-Hhi-l feylC.inn ri he tlfo.ilr' IT
eustg n,r O.. ~ AI,sny sg-uf. sxr.~soy p %
" =. r-.,ns 70 t6- redemption u bsnA Sots- Pf
- 80 A1snJ, Ocoprr :. -, ., .,cpv c,..rf.f
%
,,uPIKE HOT-Alk COOkiNs 49, - ,s.dly
r. "a. Advantage ofhs Range over osners can % ~
A-..,~.d bv examination and certainly sppf-clee. -
Prv,ng atrial IL possesses the merit o. having ss ina
md roasting chamber Always charged WIN plrs ~. .,sa
s,.srs putup 10 a! cases under guIaniee 'nAA''''
vin oPofs's WIN HICKOK CO 80 W..sfa
IN sr,,.>s O, n ss0 Brosdwsy, cpposss soea w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

GRAND PANORAMA OF
TAYLORiS CAMPAIGN

rl'HIs PANORAMA represents in the most natural man
ner the marches. encsmpmeuis and al the SURFING Incl
dents Of
TAYLOR'S BATTLES IN MEXICO,
together with correct views Of the country, ciues Sc &c
It's the largest and beautiful painting IN me WORD
Exhibited every night O'Clock afternoon exhihisons
WEDNESDAY and sATURD ats O'clock, at the NJ i
NERyA ROOMS, 4C6 Broadway. Admission ~ cis 1 hil-
dren half nice SHERMAN A TOUSEf,
snlatss Proprieters
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WILL BE PUBLISHED IN FEW DAYS
s,ELF MADE MN or AMERICA, by John Frost LII ID.
- with Portraits and ILLUSTRATIONS containing
beside others be following lives Robert Fulton,
Nathaniel Bowdch stephen Girard John acob Aston Cen
Nathaniel Daniel Morgan. Count RumfOfd &c &c
Price 81 cents n LONG BROTHER ~ Ann-st
P.s-Courry dealers viii please forward their orders
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

\IkW FNi.L CAKpETtNG'-Ihe .lu-e'.oe' as Is
- 1901 aa1d-01s@ ss-yrfrneDf ~ new ~ - O
er,..e,. Tttee Piy aad i1grsn CapeHnz q 'spTno'
lsiv .rylr Ard coors, togvter no seoStN Nss1te
-rr II Drl.g~t-. Clcth-. RuG-. A.. A. ne - 'i
% o,ct To- ua,r1uaa- 0fh. fre1fs. ana iADsc rls111
=, rrha.4 The loods VIII De- 500 y nv lowest nAfs~'
1fl-e = = - 1900
ID. wis -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

y" mercantile Library ana Reading hoo" /,
Clinton Halfreseni number Of volumes risng 500 ana
constantly Increasing Number OF periodical pubic suons
taken-Reviews and Magazines American and Bntish-75
CIerks Initiation fee half yearly dues 81 Merchants
and oshers annual subscription - Rooms open from 10
A 10 10 p. NJ. New members received al any time
within ihess hour, application al the desk Of me Library
BY order HENRY A OAKLEY,
oS lmis Res Sec Msf Lab. Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

Nlre Tor nesye. Or ihick wind broken wind chronic
III cough colds and al diseases which afeet NE ms-
e. membrane u he lungs throat % head ~ we hoss or
"a sny way affecting mo sonndne-s OF We q nn~
Kf,sssfDg's TArrgsssLLs HEAvE PO~DEss-Th sfssl
Fugn.h remedy which, after unprecedented s1cesss
gosiaos va. year $40 Introduced IN his cOnnuy W W.
ha. beeu The nucleus around "hch nnnDeri~es PsHJ ~
,.uops-Heav- Cures, conAAon Powders, Wsst to~asos
- h.g- formed ard from he Ig-teafoef rrpeabOD ~
qheh they have Ase parasites, eoeesYof7n - efs- 50.
,ensnfs and ind sale But mo pDohe oefn y" nua ~-
f5sse cbesD Worries. eomPoands require .2ns1s
49, 49, o-os---ion- Of inf.Abilty % b> worn NeI
ra,av "a that he TariefsAfs Heaye Powders are "a
ri he cseape-t vel a. ne best Dnel- Of M ~ ~
a. They are uu up packages from four 10 az u-s -
80. =. mos, limitations and sufficient 70 cnre AZ gfdn1
s.s N Haayes and this fact ESQ viii be for'rr'
~ ,yo ao.e. OF Ia. TauenaFs" viii not hep cnfonlc
cozb Ia horse more than package Of any otnsr rene'y
We 40 not ask the public 10 believe our mere ~svrco
W. are u course, Interested IN making Cal
oar popular remedy. bul We only refer mem 70 ,he y,
~ moot (sonle fy cerfcses wich can be foun ln a.
nsnubIess or The newspspers OF The day more ~. -
Ts-ns ard written testimonials have been fessa. -.
f.o rur-s have effected 10 one year Cny
nsrxsge and you viii be convinced more ~ n
we publish 1Vnon, so. Proprstors
-, y.-.. . n snshsw l2l FUlton-st. and ~
sod sso ~ hr,cnan NV els imissod
| Geo Foes 10 sprns-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

The electors of Eleventh Ward. In favor OF Free SOIL
Free speech Free Men and the election Of VAN bURES
aud ADAMS and the State nominations. are requested 10
meet Al Tnkbams Hall corner 81 Foui Oh e. and Avenue C.
On Thursday evening Oc al q O'Clock 10 respond 70 me
nominations Ben amin Butler Joseph l.. White, sam
mel J. Tilden John Cochran and Dudley u. Field Will be-
present and address the meeting BY order Of me Commit
Zee OF Arrangements EDWARD EVEN, Chairman.
n..+rt Tl,t "a Secretary OF 2us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

Z
compliance with the recommendation OF the General Com
muee on Friday. the 6th Of October polls VIII be opened
al Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway, for The purpose or
elcCtng -.
-Four Delegates represent the fifteenth Ward 10 the
Wing Convention for nominating Member Of Congress
from the sixth District
Five Delegates 10 represent said Nard IN The County
Convention for nominating surrogate hess'ef ana ne
cordcr 49,.
Eleven Members of a Committee TO nominate Il Member
of Assembly
The pol,i TO be opened al O'Clock In the morning and
close Al o'clock In the afternoon.
b y order Of the Ward Commtiee 80
~ CHESTER briggs, Chairman.
T. {. ACTON, Secretary. % NV edNShl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

which readily give way the purifying tonic powers Of
JoNrss Italian Chemical Soap It's adapted 10 al diseases
ofthe skin such tan feckes morphew boches scurvy
ervspeas salt rheum. BARRIERS itch, &c &c. Those VINO
des re- a clear, healthy complexion would do well 10 give
this admirable preparation trial It's cost Is but u tor
large cake Re ask for JoNEss Italian Chemical
soap For sale only al 50 Cha,ham-si. o. .ieod
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vIoue.,. Spani.h Iily White il the

paraou for impsrng tie skin natural healthy clear
living hie: the lime making % soh and smooth
pr James Anderson, practical chemist OF M-ssach sells
says Aner snayzng Jones's Spanish Lily While hud %
posse.se. The most beautiful anu nsrs and al The same
Innocent white ever saw. certainly conscienuously
recommend lis use To ali whose .kn requires heauuiyng
Price . cents box Sold only a. 81 Chslhsmst o. 4,tod
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AMUSEME NTS.

NrIBIO,-. AsTOR-PLACB, BROADWAf-
VN NIBL b r-.r-c.f III announces io the Pablo ihs h.
"a -cied f AMI choice company, IN ORDER % repre-
sent via unsurpassed effect daring tfe rcscleoi ne go
- variety 81 The h--i 1mcrls ~ ne sg~
N FDNE>DAI EVENING. Oct g. Overture. Aner which
shakspears's Historical Psy %
~-" NAIEETH
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a. ~, ~ w. We Nad vU,I 81 Broadway e1-
trance l4 Warrer-.L .r .f....
Or P0ger. TRFATsE ~ Tff ErE e - P---S
49, - srts can he MA ~ office, No subject possesses
49, -r-r--r rr-- The OF Vision TINS llr VIVA
ae----b-- in plain language. Msf AZ cal 4l1ciT-g.,
.r..,.rv uhv.lOQgy AID diseases ol me rye,
biuf. f5r he preservation and Improvement OF -.-
marx, OF Optics. resr ard ~ -zht and "a - III
Tb- rbi- are requested % examine Dr. row e. 49,
crlxe ~ 40 Fsg FocNTsfNs wheb 0bisioed ne pre-
,-,, to-, The American Institute Naef ]. ~ mos ri
,or..fv nj can he used for preserving ne EYES
- - by, Wv h. 10. application beneficial a. when COD
tnuous show e. from MS hine machine 5000 - ~,
~ ~ $500 70 sn1 surrounding parts. iSo Or lnf-- lnes
dsy for a iew minutes esch tine. -, .-,.,
just received. large supply OF oesauai ,i
rrS bi-h ear be inserted without par or oefas
40 =. thev move accordance win ne nslrs -, e
Closest observer cannot detect mem lney NoN 49, 80,
-,ovs 10 .nn.sranre b1f By excluding cold AZ or a1s'
srou he eavrv al supporting he Ids hey render $50
ual service to The healthy eye -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~, dueing he Wheat 70 Hour. The quantity o. the
-, ler Al tlde water this year compared with the
s"r,e,ponding period Of lsst year shows decrease
sonsl 10 !. $50 2i3 barrels Of Flour
irso folloeiDp Table shows the quantity OF some OF
ne a,irles nj produce lett at tide water from
,be commencement of navigation 10 the som OF septe
~ inelusve during the years 1916, l6S days. le4E
-. 49, nnh lsla ln3 daYsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

Tie follow ng eInen have been appointed Committee
Il, make collections In the Fifteenth Ward and the Wings
of Tie Ward are requested pay only 10 them or 10 per
sons authorized by them. -.-- $500,
W v BRADY. J. fktSCOIL HALL
SHEPHERD KNAPP, HENRY A. KERR.
BY order Of the Ward Committee.
CHESTER DRlGGs, Chairman
r. T. AcTos Secretary OF AWedNSat-
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THE MILITARY MEN

~ Who have LETT their address with me- are re-
quested 10 report themselves forthwith al the Shakespeare o
,el-New-Yors Sept p ESQ 7usl THOs. MOONEY.
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T FARRELL l. co.

T. FARRELL co.
IMPORTERS or EMBROlDERlE-, LACh Wills
cars L. c. HANDEERcHlEFs, WHITE MrsLiNs'Sc-
557 Broadway, next A.hsmrsl =. ,.-.
ESPECTFULLY invite The laocs Oh Ne" oiA ~ ~
IL speci their Fa imp0rauons Among tneI a's3'
rnsnt VIII be found I'll the designs sud patterns 10
iarg Chenisefiss CIf Habits. Sc as also some h1H
In 5lad and e'i'e Dem els, Lac Cape, j. L ha"d'"
olief. Sc Ar ST. , ~.
This Is decidedly the most extensive stock OF such g2'
in this City and 10 The positive intention OF
Co 10 sell cheap. and thereby extend her business, ey
item IN their store viii be- offered a. such reei, l I
fail meet the appreciation OF Wo-- v no nay
kindly favor them with their Patronage SIC lH''
AIRY GOODs.-For sale by W. MATHEWS. oo
ftCa iherine t-Alpaca Luses, plain ana srPt hrilo
r annrs Blankets Cnii- Cassiueres, &c Aso- D.iiaku
Cloths Cassimeres. BlsnErs, Prints, OnehAH- M9sln''
Linens Diaper snaws &c. ,--
pLEACHED COTTONs.-i,5oo cases con l pl,',53s /,
ID rfy different vsrrue- OF Bio 80 D ~ STU -
drills. shrlings snd sleetngs, Tor sale ny
% NESMITH co. 81 8 Pines.
4 -HBURTON FLANNEL-.-li9 case o. -. nee 20,
~ superior Canton d-nnes. heacnr4 and unDrsshrD ''
.sle by lo4l NEsMlTh co 81 a y Pin---L
nRINTs-New styles light and dark ianc e. MOI nrs =
L and blues. ju.i received. for sale ~ - -, ~.
% NEsMITh CO 50 3 Pine-sL
MIXED CA-siMER>.-ioes cases extra heavy 'ieei
vi mixed Cassiners, llsi rece f-d i9f sac ~ D..
CLOAK IINING-.-s0 cases low pneed snd upper
I fne PLAID Innings. FOR sale BY NEsMiIh 4 %.
STEAMSHIP CHEROkEk-ln e cons
q =, o. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

O. ono ANTFD-A partner with cash capt
- ,UDb.al of from $50 % s COO 20 transact very
u.res. in several Of the States To one tccls
TONED 10 trave ns his affords opportunity rarely 10 De-
met with. - be- viii be- assisted by gentleman VINO h-s
made fa0 per annum 10 the same business Address
FRANKLIN Tribune Ohc-. % rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
70 The Change Of sea-on.-Tskin

~ The ChHuge OF Sth-on. ahilf .' -. -. s,'-
ieration should be prepared with medicine TO counter
ar The evil Incident slight colds and coughs ana "l s
many medicines offered 10 the public none nave succeeueu
ike Dr swAYSEs Compound Syrup ofNld Cherry 10 me
eAscusl cure Of Coughs Code Asthma Liver Compliant
Splitting Blood Papaion of the Heart Pam n me sde
and Breast and Consumption IN all it' stages See taI me
signature Of DR. ayne l. attached 10 each bottle oe" Sc
II canno, be- genuine Principal office corner OF Eghih and
Race SIS Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOR kEw-YoRE CirY-C II King cor bToA.'
: ,Sps 1888 Bowery J. c. hARr 5ib GIand-st y.
Lewis 81 Greenwichsf.; j. h. Dom, III broad"byi A
r 4 ID SANDS cor Fulton and Wiiam-st SCHitfFfLlN,
BROTHFRs 4 Co l42 Water-st; RUsHroN, CLARK Co
no Broadway snd 10 Aston House hAVLANp' MISE y
Co so Maiden.lane. 3. OLDs son. Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

in, sone cap.fs intend 10 establish themselves either a.
Monerey san Francisco Or Astoiia Believing mat they
canuse sdduOnal capital 20 advantage iney W" ite
snOOto $4,000 Address C. b. care Of Messrs Thatcher
-~.se, Il a. 80 iw.sT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

- National Reform Assoctntion.-.h hegu-
lar Monthly Meeting Of the National Reform Association
will he held al Military Hall in the Bowery on "Wednesday
evening October As good speeches viii be msde ana
A general attendance is requested. BY order % II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~ General society of Mechanics ana
Tradesmeu of the City Of Newly ork.-Ih.
Reeusr Meeting of the Society will be held Al Mechanics
Hall AZ Broadway this evening, Oct a. one hour after
srrset Ioi1tl ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-07-06
FOR PRESIDENT
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLARD FILLMORE.

FRsr. reitcrIte what have 80 Olcn said am Wing.
IF elected would be- the President of party.
would endeavor to net independent Of putty domination
should feel hound administer the government untrummeod
by party schemes.
SEtovp. The Veto power. The power given by the con
powers but in my opinion should be exercised
except in clear violation fthe constitution, mani
fest haste and of consideration by Congress. Indeed,
have thought that for past the known opinions aud
wishes of the Executive have exercised undue and injurious
influence the legislative department of the government
aud for this have thought system IN danger of uu
dcrtnng great change from theory. The personal
opinions of the lad vdui win may happen occupy the
Executive Chair ought cont OF the action OF Congress
questions of Domestic Policy ought his objections
to be utepused where questions OF Constitutional have
boon settled by the various departments Of tho government
and acquiesccd in by the people.
TuRpUpOn tho subj ict of tho tariff, the cuueucy the
Improvement of our highways rivers lakes aud ibors
tho VIII ofhe Pope expfcssed through their representa-
tvcs, ought be respected and carried by the Executive
FuuRrH-The Mexican sincerely rcloico OF the
prospect Of peace. My life has brcn devoted arms yot
look upon all times and under all circumstances
nton caamitr, to be avoided it compatible with the
ti0n honor Tho principles Of government, well
its true polcy, opposed the subugnuu Of other nations
the language ofhe great Washington, Why shoull quit
our own TO stand foreign ground" In the Mexican wal
national honor has been and in debating
Of peace may well afford be olbcang. aud mag
unanimous 10 fallen foe. u. TAYLOR
Tho extension the beyond tho Rio rand Of
the ordinance ri 7S7 is object high aud permanent to
tn you will pardoi for thus bricl replying to you,
which dn with high opinion and approval of the seni
ments aud views embraced in your CditOral.Z. TdyOra
GaSiccr 10 the edit0r " The SgHdi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-07-06
EDITORS TABLE.
BLAcKwooDs EDINBuRdH Magazine
L

BLAcKwOOD's EDlNBuRGH NAGAzINF: New
York, Leonard Scott s. Co.
The June M Der cosing volume 63,) is un.
usually rich for the Yankees How to dislrm
the Chartsts s,oddaIt ON Angling-Life in
the far West-Sentiments aad Symbols of the
French Republic American feeling TO.
wards ENGLAND, are articles that will interest all
readers in this country
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for July.
This is the first number of volume 81, and a
good one too. OF illustrations there are twenty
eight, embracing every variety of engraving
line, mezzotint, and wood cuts and the reading
matter is as usual varied, aud not little of it
practically useful.
COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE: New York. John S.
Taylor.
The Columbian for July appears in new and
beautiful dress, as the printers say-like beau
tilul lady, most winning in modest and neat at
tire The engrayings, ten in number, are UNI
commonly good, and the list of contributors prom
ises rich treat 10 the reader.
No 2l5 ofLittel's Living Age closes volume
seventeen, and furnishes title page and index
Among the articles is one on Oliver Goldsmith
from the North British Review Animal Psy-
chology from the British Quarterly and Or
ganlzation in Agriculture, from the London Spec
tator
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-07-06

RcSolred, That the Wing nomination of the
candidate for the Vice Presidency. the Hon.
WILLARD FILLMORE, Of New York, is pc
cularly acceptable to us, as we behold IN him
one born 10 the Green Mountain State-an able
man. distinguished statesman, and the author
OF the tariff Of 1872 who has won his present
hlgh consideration by thorough and faithful
adherence to the Wing platform, and we will
therefore pledge our whole strength to give him
the electoral vote Of Vermont
RcSolUed, That our candidates for Senators,
| {. B. CHANDLER, of Tunbudge, L. D. HER
RICK, OF Randolph, and ABlJAH HOWARD
JR' Of Thedord, by their character as men, and
by their integrity and devotion to Wing princi-
pies, merit our unanimous support, and we will
use all our Efforts to secure Their election.
The resolutions adopted, the Convention was
ably addressed by lleman Carpenter, Esq. of
Mortified Porius Baxter, E-q. Of Derby, and
Mr.. Martin Of Washington. OHIO.
SIMEON SHORT, President.
NATHAN G. HALL, Sec'y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-07-06

the President will be under their control; but if
Northern man, the South will be alive to know
clearly his views, and very exacting Of pledges
in reference to slavery. Thus you may get the
nun and they the measure Thus il is, Iprsdict,
that If The Wii,noi poviso euer becomes id,U, il
tOiH be by The signature Of a Southern President"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-07-06

evening, the 17th instant, and as consider my
self enlisted for the war; | am at your service,
and the service of your brother Wings, from now
to the 9Th Of November. With great respect
your friend and servant, JOSEPH VANCE.
|. CoRwIN and others.