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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20

GIANT LIKE"-A certain lawyer hid bis
porirai, taken in his favorie attitude-stand-
ing with one hand in hispocket. His friends
and clients all went to see it, and everybody
exclaimed,
80, how like; il is the very picture Of
him,'' " s 'a fse '~'s .'7 9ais,is'
An old farmer oily dissen.ed-s.aint like !,
exclaimed every body, '1dst SHOW US wherein
staint like" ~ tqaer7av e5 tss saaF F7 /,
'Taint, no, .aint,' responded the farmer.
"don'i you see he hss got his hand in his
own pocket. 'twodld bs as file sgain If hs
had j, in somebody else,ss ,a.s-s.alssis tsg
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20

MEDICAL FAcTs-Bx JOHN DoNKsy, M. D.
Merchants generally die with tho bilious,
printers Of the typhus, and brokers' Of the
remittant fevers. s1' ts
Masons usually 60 of with stone, gravel
or dr0psy. ASA l,, sf ss5sl SEQ Ragu1a-
Abolitionists and colliers always die Of
the black vomit.
3 Most tailors leave the world in fts,-lho'
their customers rarely do. aee arsA
Disappointed actors usually die of morti-
icatiOn. a,a a3,z.,g ia sa4.ars., "a,
. If an editor Is unwell, you may be sure
there is something wrong in the circulation.
Misers are frequently troubled with the
gripes, and pains in the chest. qga sssR sM0
Seamstresses suffer much from stitches in
the sides.
q Some of our benevolent men are frequent
ly attacked with inflammation in the bowels.
The children Of coopers are never free
from the hoopIng cough. ,..,,,s ...,,....
Lovers have palpitaiion Of the heart, and
expectorate too much. The best remedy is
a solution Of Sal Soda. Z kssiE si isaes i3ige
Our,congressional orators are never ttrou.
bled with shortness Of breath, although with
them faiulence is common. ~
Dyers are subject to the blues aud scar
let fever and clock makers to the tic dolo-
reux. gab ESQ aaa ladNF ~sNIdW 8asay,s8
Glaciers are never without pains.
Brewers are constantly ailing.
The Kings evil is not known in this coun-
20 ami ia heco,,,i,,0 n m vo evan In E,sroc.,SS
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20

o. An exchange paper tells /. story Of I !.
farmer who, having sold large crop Of
wheat at seventy-fve cents per Bashel, 10 1 !,
sbrewd miller, and who had just seen tho
telegraph news offs rise 70 one dollar, ex.
claimed, on hearing his mistake, aWell, I.
nevef'was SO struck with lightning before.T
no avoid being struck with light5fhe, take =
the papers. % .:s.xsN q sasssgs - ~ 'ss7ts'
/. ~ Congress took recess during the \
Baltimore ? in Convention, in order % take up 4,
sS ssn0s saPs So s9d ,ys cleanse snss, n; =.
during the sitting Of ihs Philadelphia Con, !.
sen,ion last week, for The purpose 81 taking s
down the mast and lantern from The dome e
of the capitol. So goes another humbuv
that scosts The people handsome san " Z
money! Es'~ teassEsa y iass as siasss .eti
3. - - ...s !. -. S-se "a esy q y q
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20

O. The Yucatan,, commissioner at Wash. "
ingion has received orders to return hone. y
The reason assigned is that Yucaian has de. Il
sermined 70 accept the profsred aid Of Eng-r
land. a,e.. .ra - aa..t.a tns ~ - a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20

OF A board of visitors has bsens named
for the West Point Academy. No sppointl
ment has boon made from Ohio. y saS
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20

A RErcN OF TERRoR.-If those three
hundred thousand English Chariists, should
with their feet trample down the soldiery
and cut the throais Of those savage sneere,s.
as they sat in the Lords and Commons. 4
sweeping them and the government the up.
hold out OF existence iii an instant, the
world would shuddet and can, again about q \,
reign of terror: Areign of terror! Why !
is it not feign Of terror, when few we'll |.
fed and pampered men, so govern, that mil.
lions live in ignorance and AeStith,ion, and
thousahds die Of wanis Is not ,ha, land /,
reisned over terribly, whose surface is COW
cred over with poor houses; whose cities are /,
crowded with paupers, whose prisons are I
lhronged with criminals?'' ''''s, ~ 8
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20
WOMAN.

A Seeding sprung ffdtn Adams side. -
A most celestial shoot, a et' rlH
Became Of Paradise the pride, af r.
80 And bore d World of fruit. ~ s5, i
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-06-20
WHOLE NoySSo-
MARRIED IN SPITE OF THEIR TEETH

AAaslED ns in SPITE OF THEIR TEETH
Old Governor Saltonstall a. Connccticu,.
VINO iiourlshed some time since, was 1
ma o. some hunto1 ta we'll a. psf-
severance, ~ enecnng sends he desired.
among oiher anecdotes told fhin BY the
view London people, the place who're hcfe-
sided, ls the following: h.sea7sy
Of the various secis which have flourish
ed too iheif DAY, and then ceased 10 exist.
was one known as the Rogsrites,a 90 called
from their founder, a Johp d Tom, OF some
Other Rogers, who settled Hos Iat from tho
eooniy tcwn aforesaid n s.. W. w.
Inc distinguished tenet ofthR sect was
'aeIr denial ofthe Propriely and srtipiurality
o. lorm Of marriage. " II ID not rood for
man TO be alone" This they believed and
, s.sI .na' !, one w,ie only should ncleave to hor
nesoand, Dut then this should be matter
OF agreement merely, and the couple should
come lcge'hef and live az man and wife,
dispensing WIN all forms Of marriage cOva-
nant. p, IT, The old governor used frequently,
10 call upon kogers ahd talk the matter ovef
with him, nnd ehdesvot to iconyince him Of
the itnpropriety Of living with Sarah as he
did. But they would NOT EifB up tho aFpu.
ment. b 7salEah ysasEstp aAlE19ess7s s.
IL was matter Of eonsciehce with them
what use then could \ mare forns
BET Suppose they would thsfsby escape ,
scandal; were they not hound ,.to ,.ke nm
The Cross" and live according toahe rules
hey prOfessed? The Govarnors. Ion;. -.
powerless. 4daEs2M ggsCL
He was in the neighborhood of John ons
lay, and meeting With hin, aeuepted an IN.
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Ernin l.iberia.

We find in the African Repository for Feoru'
uary an interesting letter from Mr.. Roberts the Gov
eruor Of Liberia, a negro, and Nrginisn by buih'
lie states that the Republic had succeeded IN pnr-
chs.iug the entire limbo country which, with some
other small tracts extlnguish the native title 10 all
lands living between Grand Corah and River Cessies
There had been rumors Of attack by the Condoes Oh
the natives Of Heddingop originating In an insult oneed
by the Chief Of the latter Z,da ara to Condo gentleman
who called him slave. zOds replied that he had been
slave but he was now free. and, farther. he was ehei
Wheeupon he ordered his people to shave the Condo gen
temans beard and steep in water, which he COMPELLED
him TO drink This grossest insult which he eoud
have offered. and IT is feared his life will be the forfeit
sheud lie fall into the hands Of the Condoes Gov Rob
erts adds
Rey Mr. Wilson. who returned TO this place yesterday
from tour TO the Grand Cipe Mount country "nefe nc
has been 10 make arrangements for es'aoishs MISSION
stations informs me that Com. Hotham has received or
rs from hts Government 10 attack and destroy tue saw
estabshmeuts AT the Galleuas The measure Is Hulh'i
zeA il appears BY treaty concluded several years ~
between the British Government and the cnes OF Me-
mas flr the suppression OF the slave trade MT wilson
obtained this information from Capt Murray OF Her Ma
iesD : sloop FAyoEi,e, and II may be feled on
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
MORNINa REPoRT

SENATE..ALBAsY Feb. l6-l ".
Mr.. BuRca reported IN favor OF the bill relative
10 Emlgrsnts.
Mr. LITTLE reported against the petition for a
donation to the Washington Monument Association.
The bill for the formation OF Charitable and Be
ueyolent Associations was reported complete with
amendments The report was laid on the table
The General Bridge Dill was ordered to third
reading
The bill To Amend the Charter of the Troy and
Cireeubush Railway Association was passed
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. Cross gave notice OF bill 10 Reorganize
the Municipal Court Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. McCARrHY brought 10 bill to charter the
City Of Oswego.
Mr. BowEN introduced resolution calling on
the Public Administrator OF New York 10 report
bis fees.
The Committee OF the Whole again took up the
bill TO Incorporate the Troy and Boston Railway
Company aud the resolution that Railroad Com
panes could not be Incorporated by general law
AIR SPAULDING opposed the resolution Me-. Cor
moved to amend the resolution that 1t should de
clare that so far the taking Of private property
for Railway purposes was concerned, It could no
be attained by general law. No question was taken
The House is now in Committee ON the bill q
continue the offices OF Chancellor and Justices o
the old Supreme Court.
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New-YorlS Town Elections.

RICHMOND CO--SHperriS0rS.
CdstiefOn. X. NJ. Hoard, Loco, 70 MAJ.
NOrfhfeid. O. X. Martin, Wing, 40 MAJ
Soutbfeld james Guyon Wing gain, 10 msj.
WesfaeLd.. b. Z. Wlnant, Loco gain IL MAJ.
Net Whig maj. 10
LEWIS CO.-SgperrtSors.
Who's LEGO Foc0s
Tsr,u-Jose nh House Legdsn-T Baker.
" Taria-Seth Miller. Greig-D W. hlgoy'
D,1pa-David D. Resmer WafsoR-Ralph Beach.
LorrtHe-CuTtis G. Lsne. Crogdn-B hihs
Denmdrk-Lewis Pierce. Osoeoia-s' Vfeeh'
HarrsbWgh-B Stafford
MONTGOMERY CO.-SupdriS0rs
a,.terSo,,-- Geo warwick Fl0T.dd-Wm. A. Milmine.
ClarlesfOE--J. w. Stanton. Root-Charles hnoos
Ca.o,ohoy,JobnI Wiles ST. JoaHsr,ge-C. Kingsberry
C1eH-Peter Van Evers.
NiHdsR-Smon Tngue.
Nohauk-JohB l. Davis.
Palafine-Chas Walrath.
TIOGA C0.-SEperclS0rs.
N,,o,i-O i Slo,sop Cdad0r-Mckee, Barnburner.
Nichols-Ge0. Williams. Bdrf0R-S. MINIS hunAei
o'r,o,R ~ Green Berksaue-W hams, 80
H0gd-D. Taylor sp'acd-a' Mhe''
Rtchfrd- -- Pearson.
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ASSOCIATION IN CNctSsArI-We learn says
the Gase that joins ALLEN OF Mass. prominent writer
and speaker OF the Associative School, expected Ia this
city In week two ~ deliver course OF Tree lectures
on the relations Of Labor Capital and Skill and the other
doctrines O this school lie has delivered several lectures
on these subjects Pittsburgh the past month. TO crowd
eli and intelligent audiences which were reported In the
Pittsburgh papers Hon Walter Forward formerly -eere
tary Of Treasury, and member of Congress, has
taken great interest the subject, and through his nhu
ence the lectures attended by large numbers, Of
high order Of minds who expressed themselves greatly
agrseaby disappointed IN regard to the philosophy and
purposes VI the Associative School.
CAScHELAGUA.-Our intercourse with California
has led 70 the Introduction this country Of this
inskabe medicinal plant. But from the respectable
sources Of Information should be disposed 20 doubt
much Of the astonishing virtues ascribed TO It. la Cali
fOrnis aud Mexico IL IS REGARDED sovereign remedy
for all the maades which flesh Is heir to- as possessing
all the virtues attributed 10 the ssrsapsrla In higher de-
gree united with other qualities which have rendered Il
invaluable as family medicine, are Informed that
the latter plant which grows IN abundance around II, has
OF late ears seldom used. In this country II
has proved highly beneficial IN eradcating all the diseases
which tend mpton and cannot doubt but that
il will be appreciated generally.
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From California.

TIE Globe gives the following letter from an eth
Ger OF stevensoas regiment IN Cahiornis to bis rel.
atives in this City. Iii OF pretty late date and
Indicates any thing else rather than tondness for
Annexation on the part OF the native Csliiornsns
Ia PAz Oct; 70 is47.
DEAR F.rHER: l write you again from la Pax, there
Is nothing very new 20 communicate u wants but
lew DAYS OF year since have heard tom home sn
in excellent health day before esiertay weighed 80
AMI enjoy myself imagine, IS well As sry other o'ieer
holding Ike situation In the army. Col Burton, The
Comm Aniant Of the Peninsula IS gentleman aud SOL
der and never Aerf,res with my business
great amigos.
The inhabitants have risen Throughout, the country
against obgng every who has shown any friend.
ship toward Zee 20 Ia Psz f'r protection one Amer.
lean Mathew Davis) murdered a Male. rot having
time Az this last the marines and sailors
% the Dale had a skrmish with the inhabitants and
drove them from their into the mountains. They
are collecting various points To the interior, WIKI
the Intention Of oogrg Us 70 evacuae this Place but
although are small In numbers are well forinet
ani Il will be no easy matter. can hardly believe they
viii make direct attack they will be more APT %
annoy by lowering about the neishborng farms cutting
ch supplies, &c. &c We are too few 70 act on the Often
siye. TIE siooF-ofwar Dale Is lying in the harbor.
All this DIR Guilty Is the result OF not having single
10 the Gulf since The beginning Of lGst July 10 have
prevented the irausPortston OF arms. ammunition and
men from Gusymas 70 this coast The English cruisers
have there all the stormy The Congress and
Portsmouth arrived few days since the Commodore
snd the OF the squadron are hourly expected and
them IL is said. Mazatan ard Guaymas are 20 be taken
and occupied. To take them will be m easy affair but
how they are 10 be retained and garsoned, cannot well
imagine we have not thousand troops from the forty
ninth parallel TO Cape s.. Lucas They are trying TO
make nondescrpt soldier out OF the sailors; but Il VIII
be found mach easier u garrison man OF war with such
material than captured city, with dersely populated
back country bat as the SplDi1gds say" yersm)s.
We know all the nom Mexico I'm lhs place shout
as soon As you do In Newfork. long TO hear rom you
"a Isab A Is A
ter Make my regards 10 all my friends. This letter goes
by the way Of Costa Rlca and the lsthmus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17

~ ID. Griffin NlCo.'s Patent Heat Generator.
-EngneeI' aeed not % inoiIIsa mo- .siy lo., even
BY the best plans Of setting boilers aud the same uus"
al Kinds Of furnaces ,....
method Of saving fuel originally secured by Patent pee
5. 1912, ard since much improved thA nc" ra.one
issued July 81. lsf7. It's applicants 70 ste
the Western waters stationary engines 70 hSa'ihS iaS
es 70 burning brick pans &c To print~Ofss 70 ahhe
Ing furnaces stills 10 papermis, . Tie mAhnarsoiD"
sugar az the South, &c. &c ,-,
has been thoroughly tested BY business men u the hss
re-pectahility who have realized saV,ns o. LII
1--WE 10 forty per cent and consists ls pecnnf con
.ruction II the hre-chsmber Of furnace ths
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly AZ ths 90
and smoke, thus generating matmsn anous ~ -
the aues and chimney By which the heat retained 'def
the pan or boiler and only escapes tsmp-fsgis me-
pabl. Of boiling An artificial drAt IS uDsut4tea
e. ~ natus and the necessity Of building high Chin
ney IS entre Obystsd The cost o. sstnz . mus npeh
-. nm Nv The I'D methods X been spilled 70 fur
grea, economy both " cost and Of fleL boes ao luf
mace. nov 10 be altered with put 'zht or
DELAY STATE, County individual nights are offered on
, ..f ss1tory sut those interested are invites 70 rx
1nne eertheatss drawiDE and models the once Of the
proprie,ors
ences Of the American Institute, sept ~, lSfI;
Your Committee Of opinion that tnis plan' ooth
theoretically ana Pf.eiie4 embraces ne pes,
Of natural laws the economical combustion Of faei OF
plan which a~s yet been exhibited % them by ofos
VI AZ 1sirn.el JAS REswIcK, chsirman.
References mar DO made 70 the following genteHsn'
who have II Ia use a.,
samuel Morgan 10 wsler.st n Y, Log.ood Weeks,
Al Yonssr. Garner Co 8 Pins.t, Print Worssat Hsy
-r.trs~ r. ~ Harvey Thirty -third-st ~ Y, Wire and
scr.w Wofks. Iagersoll Mcdowell Paper alls, south
Tvriuzhafn. Mas; Aess1s Johnson, Kline and others
fths a.Iyl.ad Psniteutiary Baltimore; Vim. Royce,
OIL Mil New brunswick, n J. strans bnek Yard,
Grassy Point John Adnsnce Co ro1shxsepsisi Dun
Miils. 6snsvs. NY D. GRIFFIN co.
90 iswu is2 Broadway, NY.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
WuIG NATIONAL CONVENTIONS.

~" III 1rMocRsTIc WHO'S or THE UNITED
4 STATES The UncersifDsd were aPpoiuied BY the
Pbiladephis T. make the Wings Of The United
states Il hss been finally Resolved that The great
NATIONAL CONVENTION FOR NOMINATING THE
WING CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED rATES shall b. held
in this cry on tho SEVENTH DAY Of June MKT
II had been for gotten that such The decision Of the
Whis Mass Convention for ratification, held In Baltimore
IN lS3i and calculations had been made BY the Whss o
this Cits On enjoying the pomised honoi Dul swae ta
events whichin the opinion ofsone would rem
der exPedient 70 chance the determination thus expires
s.d We speaking for they soi we're pfeps
ed yield uphough with great the honor which
regarded right, 70 what might be deemed the re-
qursmsnts Of the party Il was however with exraof
dinsry pleasure that the Wings Of City learned that
the qualification OF their wishes had been deemed consist
with and Indeed pr0motive Of the good Of tte great
Wing party Of the United States and that the National
Convention for selecting candidates for the votes Of
wings, and Of al who for the good 81 the country
will assemble. the Of the and IN the place,
c0n.eorssd by the venerable assemblsss Of Wings who
IN ITO declared country Independent nation and
fixed the principles upon which our party Is founded,
principles which 1t is duty TO assert and to sustain
While such response a. tins Is due 10 The distinguish
Cd Wings the meeting at Washington by whom
the time and place Of the National Convention Of 8i8
wee fxed and for VIII ch favor the thanks q tho Wings
~ Philadelphia are hereby respectfully rendered 10
them Is also proper 70 add that the Wings %
~ cosg 20 their brethren Of ths CONvESTioN nom.
S,ros III those Of the GREAr MASS C0SvENTioS
bcb will OF course be held In this city on the
lime m day following the sitting Of the Nominating Con
y.nton In the discharge duty the oct Of
Executive Committee Of the city o. Philadelphia VIII
hsfs the honO and happiness with the delegates OF other
die their Wing c0aboTeTs in Phiade phia city aud
districts one and all Of whom will find pleasure as they
will discharge duty In seeking to make the members Of
so1H CONTENTIOUS at home in the city Of Brothery Love
JOS II. CHANDLER, JNO. LINDSAY,
T. O. KRONER, JAS. DOSAGHY,
JOS r. THOMAS WIN ELLIOTT,
JAS Il. BEERS r. r. SMITH,
ROBT. McCROKY, ROBT PATTON.
riFAS " BENDER, JNO. THOMPSON,
ROBERT T. KING" T. G. mARKLEY
JNO. r MAULL, JOS. 5. LEWIS,
X r. kUTTLE.
VIII the Wing papers Throughout the country copy ne
above lbi
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Barnburner,' Convention.

Ire Ersiiag Post has the following dispatch n
regard to the BsrnbuEners State Con' en'ion.
UTICA FEB. Isl z. N.
r. D-r,,,-.,ss state Convection met a; the Court
House a. n " this dsystrons IN numbers AMI IN cha
rActfr.
John X Paige q AoIny. called ne Convention 70 OF
DER ana On hi, motion Bockce q Daches. WAS IN, sen
President RIO Ten d H. Tompkins u lesns and {. r.
Yarsy Of Livingston Secretaries Committee ccmpesfd
q ore each Judiciary District. Ms sfPoinei 10 re-
port permanent otl,-rs.
Aso Committee 20 report address. composed q j.
Van Buren, l.. R0binson. J. G. Floyd Ugrtar3. MAnn.
Tutflc Croker aud sherman Committee resolutions,
J.K Drohtie. Y. J. Waterbury. Il. psnEls;n COwea.
storm. Gould. Burusiis ard Mccarthy.
TIE best Split prevails sfnong the Delegates.
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NOTICES.

rBRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
POWLERs 81 WELLS,
,IIptop Hall. III Sas-nu-st. y. ".

~ Facts for the People, . beginning 70 oe
Its,r.,eSd .noax the Medical Profession, though ior
80 ,-st ali curative treatment, 10 he effective, must
80 sirsctIy or Indirectly the Nervous System NOW
- sr.ct that medicines generally have uPor the sef
-. ,v.t.u 4, 70 iDjurs t. and the they are used
IT, rr,arer the injury In many cases this portion OIL ts
vita. structar. has been entirely desoyed y me son
- 80 n arux. What then can We look 70 when
- So,voas Sy,,em ls diseased, We sns~er-to the
n-y.,siou. bat powerful sgeney Of Gaivsnism Which
slos- !. found 10 exert upon y TIE most sur a
Dr. Chr,ti. are the safe certain snd sasetaA moae
- .psl,cstion a. pres-nt known The extfsofainsLy
- 49, s.uuine articles aust be vitnessed % %
BELIEVED Only Agent in New Yoft, D. C. hOohhEAp'
% faaV
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Fran California (.

The Courier and EngrHer OF yesterday con
tanned letter nom Monterey. dated sept u lsi' ron
which we take the following Intelligence
Another melancholy event occurred IN The aeeaen'
iesih Of Ms McCoud Paymasier OF the troops s'sous'
I'M California. Nc his way u sonora win N'f.'
so 10 nav of the troops stationed there, and was aee
ientaly thrown from his horse he lived OUT ABOUT w.
hours after the occurrence. lie was universAi
BY all whe knew him. His death occurred on the ON Z"
August r,.., ~. y "A
.,Yor the last month and half the Hospital has nAS
not less than twenty-five or thirty OF the soldiers Sh
among the resusrs there have been seNerA oeatns.
Ss arc 80 dense here the morning ana eNehins' oA
~ can scarcsly see 200 yards Ia Sny direetoh' Inc
,rcets arc In very bad order. and tins preoao sces
somewhat for the sickness that preNSls. INC -
ssned an order for the citizens 20 ass. - $500 -
streets, and coeoleSs VIZ si4@i' w. -
prOvement. .,, an, o,her irrrove.
"Budinss are goug up rapidly ana o.nS - ~ =,
,ons arc Ia Ing place which make the LOWE lvsA -,
.ne,icsn village The FIRST brick house ever quiz IL 81,
-, vsss finished the other day. and ihey arc o-l-s
sr5e n,bc school house cut OF Kind on s'oie 'S!
In his country which when finished VIII " ~ Ss, in
lion 10 the place and 10 noW the nne - s.erir the
Il A caIriAle passed through Tue si'9'' ''
first ever seen in California
The UREA CoSvESTloS.-The FA"aae P"''
Lelger's Washington correspondent talks mus 0o"'
Gden,ly of the designs to be carried OUT III ''"'
Convention -..s,,,v
The TACT Is the Utics Convention will in al pr0oAosy
nominate Mr. Woodbury. In mis- maine, ~, on Mr..
NAV he obliged 10 give up Mr. Cas- and 70 u.s nis h
may ~ sr nominee and expect from him. should e
ss elected an impartial and an s S.es,
SaiCn PATRONAGE among The .ns' 81 t1S one
sections Of The party Ihs NOV ,,sS rssstabllsh the
Sein Of MI. Van Buren,. By mastering 70 .ns W.
oase The most pronent member Of his osnlass
MoVaoul s,ss,n sa,es ana csud carry fioiIda ahs
So, c.,arathe states ,hs, wculd be irreineVsoy '0s
- sy,r char Dsmocrs,ic candidate thar NJ DALLAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-17
Post-OnIce Difficulties England and the United
states.

Our Montreal Tclegraphic Report OF last night
contained the following important announcement:
We learn that Governor General has received
dispatch from the Home Government announcing that
aud satisfactory postal arrangement has been effected
with the United of America, to come into operation
In April next The Colonial dispatches forwarded u His
Exceency by the last mall permitted to pass unoo
strHctd through the United states lIoronto Globe yth