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aAMERICAN HAIR DYE.

w hRR TED, if strictly applied according to the d.
eanf eoHs % change the Hair from o:le color TO
g nG".itui AtBl RN or perfectly JET BLACK without
, n H. or irritating the skin like other Hair Dyes. This
but III VIII never tail TO color the Hair be desired
IT, we directions must positively he strictly complied with
f i should be used literally, and kept all
bpon on NE lla as It ceases TO color it
Sni = d,y TO change White Hair TO Red or Auburn re-
and me Dye 10 be kept the Hair for about three hours
aoufs more. ''''"' 'eP"'''S wv" vi 'i'ee
JONES HAIR TONIC.
, fainame preparation eNcieS the scalp to n new and
G acton: cIcdnSes 1t from scu and acknowledgements
oGo rom falling of cures those eruptivc diseases which
dU appear upon the head. and majority OF cases pro
I'M me growth of New Hair. II aLo gives the Hair
oba sosS} and beautiful appearance unpgualIad bv any
Ma asilee Of the kind. Prepared only by Dr. d. JAYNE
WIG south Third street Philadelphia
mis- Wv FOR sac nS M "A a4R f ~ CO.
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REIn,s sCQTTINGG EDITlo , - II

= Ems SEQLTING ENPED !TIONS.aoTHE
EASCOUTING EXPEDITIONS OF MCCUIlOCHS
TENAs RANGERS; or, the Summer and Fall Gam ,ai
paign of the Army OF the United States in Mexico in 1876
including skimishes with the stomng of Monterey also
The Daring Scouts at Buena VISTA together with Anec
doe Incidents Descriptions OF Country, and sketches Of
ne Lives Of the celebrated partisan chiefs, Hays, McCul
II21ch and Walker By Samuel &. Reid Jr late of the
Texas Rangers, and Member of the Bar of Louisiana.
Warehouse. h STEEL
mn II Ia Camm
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ALFRED MUNROE & cos
ONE PRICE

RETAIL UL Q II N G ESTABLISHMENT,
M. "a Magazine Street.
J,HE system of business which have established can
not but be satisfactory TO the purchaser Every article
boered the very lowest price at which he Sold and
no deduction can, any instance be made. We manuac
ue all goods expressly for retail sales and
can at all times offer the largest and most complete assor
IneBt OF CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NlsHlNG GOODS to be found in New Orleans and would
respectfully solicit examination of our Stock The fol-
lowing only partial list Of articles which we are now
offering at greatly reduced prices
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C,,Nr MATING, OIL CLOTH, &c.
y snd 3N MATING, GA, "a and 44,) plain fancy,
and eeGk, of superior qualities-togeher with Floor
holster ne pL CLOTHS, on hand and for sale the Up.
NH 4, and Paper Hanging Establishment of
JOS. ETTER, 20 Camp st.
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STANDARD AND NEW WORKS
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS

A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH vERsIFICATION-Con
tanning rules for the structure of the different kinds
verse, Illustrated bynumerons examples from the best
Poets. BY Erasus Eyertt A. NJ
THE LEE OF THE CHEVALlER BAYARD, the
G9od Knight SansXe@r ct sans reDr0che." BY w.
HlsToRYI Of nTnE ARoNDlsTs, Or Personal Me
mos OF the Patriots of the French Revolution from un.
published sources; BY Alphonse Dcl.aAIartip Author
THU, ct T pnEE, n ne Hey % bana eIs II vols XSl
Notes by Warbnrton and Life of the Author In one
volume complete, uniform with Appleton beautiful eli
lions of the Poets.
SCENES IN WASHINGTON, A Story of the Last Gen
Grafton; By Citizen Of Baltimore. Complete in | vol
ADNENTI RES In MEXICO AND THE ROCKY
- MOUNTAINS BY Geo. +. Ruyton, ESD.
No Nj, HARPERS PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
ENGLAND
Just received and for sale at the NewOreans Satione
Warehouse. tmhl3l j. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,

N No. IA Camp Street.
FHNlE LAST OF THE FAIRIES A Christmas Tale
by G. p R. James Esq, author Of the Convent"
- Margaret Russell" &c. Price 10 cents.
THE DISGRACE TO THE FAMILY. by w. Blanch-
ard Jenod, with illustrations, by - Pz,'' complete.
Price % cents.
THE POOR SCHOLAR, A Pathetic Story of Irish Life,
by VIM Carleton author Of Traits and Stones of
CHRISTOPHER TADPOI.E, BY Albert Smith. with il
Illustrations complete. Price rs cents.
TWENTY YEARS AFTER, sequel to " The Three
WALLACE. THE HERO OF SCOTLAND, by Ga.
briel Alexander with 38 engravings
JAMES THE SECOND. Or the Revolution of 1888 an
historical romance by w. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq,
THE BRIDE OF Of THE NORTHERN wILDs, A Tale
of T43, by Newton M Curtis
FRANkLIN'S AMERICAN COTTAGE LIBRARY,
Or setul Facts, Figures and Hints for every body.
Walls AMERICAN ELECTROMAGNETIC TEL.
EGRAPH with reports of Congress and description Of
all Telegraphs known, employing Electricity, or Galvan-
NO. Is F FIX. PERsoNIFIED Price 25 cents.
NOS; IL AND Y AMERICAN CHESS MAGAZINE,
edited by G. II. Stanley, Esq.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Satione
Warehouse. [mh9l j. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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r., L
A LEXANDER HILL & Co, 46 Chartres street. for
n merly HILL. Cooley Il CO.. would respectfully invite
their patrons and the public examine their entire New
Stock of RICH FANCY GOODS, embracing greater
variety than be found single establishment in the
city, Of Ornamental and Useful Goods-Rosewood Boxes;
Dolls Toy Tea SETS; Gold Thimbes: studs: Snaps Pencils
Silver Combs; Shell Ivory and Buffalo Combs Gold Silver
and Steel Beads Purse Trimmings; Shaded Silks; Accord
Needles Pins etc. etc; Soaps, Perfumey, etc.
all of which offer at the lowest rates.
mh5 6t A. HILL & Co. As Charles st.
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"a Y S Nc,
MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,

- :. .NO. TNWD STf.EFT, NfNr IUWHI.
DIANO FORTES, manufactured BY the - -.
best houses and tnIy guaranteed orsE-.ss s Odd
,nanship; 4iIoIian Piano Fones from theI Y u u
best manutacory: and guaranteed to pitch
Tor five years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers in the United States VIEW MUSIC
published every week from the popular authors M-
Steal lNSTRL MENTS of every kind, embracing in
part Harps, Double Bass NoIoncenos Guitars Vions Ban.
JOS Drum, bass and tenor Tambornes. Flutes Claronets
bones bass tenor and alto Comel- "a Psons, Orphecies
French Horns, Immnes, valve and plain Bugles Cavalry
CIiANDISE ofevery kind. STRINGS for the Harp, Bass
Vol, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION BOOKS for
all instruments by the most approved authors iNSTRUC-
TON On the Piano Harp, Violin, Guitar, Flute and in
Vocal Music Pianos tuned. repaired and taken in part
payment for new Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND. The aboye-named merchandise is re
ceved and sold consignment and consequently Offered at
much lower than if purchased on private account
Purchasers respectfully invited to examine the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
mh9lm WIN. T. MAYO Agent
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FURNITURE, PLANO FoRTEs, &c.

EDWARD A. TYLER, 80 Camp strcet, respectfully in
~ forms his friend and the public that he still! con -
ilnues 70 offer for sale fine assortment Of WATCH. SA
Els, SILVER WARE and FANCY GOODS of ~ -
every description Uatchcs-tle approved manu- eSts.z4
tactures of NJ; |. Tobias 4 Co.. VIM Cooper 4 Co., T. S
hunting and 1pen faced cases Steer Uare-consns in
Ladies Csstors Cups Pitchers Toasi.racks ETC etc AIso
2v large variety of famey Go9ds-Wrought Shell Combs
Pearl! Shell Enameled and lnaid Card Gases Segar Gases
BEAD Bags, Head Ornaments, Bouquet Holders Ball Ia
and Fob Chains, Seals Keys, etc, Pens Pencils Thimbes
Bracelets, Brooches, Ear and Finger Rings etc. ETC.
- FURNFrURE,-Ric Rosewood and Mahogany
- Furniture; Red and Blue Plush Velvet Sofas
To- Chains, Ottomans, eDvans, etc. etc. This Fun
- ture is all custom work and finished in the best
manner, and equal TO brought TO this market.
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

Nos 81 aHd 80 Common street betAeen So Charles street
- and HeBlstts EIchaags.
I MARSH. DENMAN & Co, {succes- Es1Ess y
L. sors to RALPH MARSH IL Coz keep +, ts-sssAaaS/
constantly on hand ageneral assortment of EssSItsfh
CARRIAGES, from the best man utacto- Vs.
tes in the Tinted States, and receiving weekly by the
New York Packets fresh supplies from their mandatory in
New Jersey. Their stock all times large and ample
numbering from LOO TO $50 CARRIAGES Of the most I'M
proved styles and patterns for city and country For
prices and quality purchasers particularly invited 10 call
and examine and judge for themselves.
mi0 3m l. MARSH DENMAN & co.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

NJ: n sn H: RI" II: :s s:::
us the last summer 10 erect large building " "
WE aye %oW on Of m ad s%d e s daeS
ecu ny, and prepaed with good Northern workman,
o. - and guarantee them two years used in the couny
We are also better prepared than before for repairing
and durability, although apparently out and useless
We will pay freight on Carriages sent US to repair We will
Carrage which viii be sold low Old Garages taken in
trade for new ones Wepye the attention of those wanns
factory and Repository and judge for themselves at the corer
Of the Commerca Watc Wofk rear Of the St Charles
'' mi5 3m ''''''''' MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NELSON A. YOUNG, No 8 Cnmp street, re
~ would respectfully invite the attention of his "a
sortlnent of fine English and Swiss Ez4s2za
LEVER WATCHES
from the best and celebrated manufactures of London
llvePol and Geneva carefully put up and warranted IN
fine to or Silver Eases OF the most approved Patterns, to
OF wcH Ef sTSy vseT
s1 and RI oS GSS>Tsn Eve Ws eSF RiS %AfD CHAINS
ks az" ss G iG 7t III q ,sh 0 @y patterns"
'R RSGs s"Sf Sinf, f$s ana ram '0" fNNh
ssPende[ Buckles Gold and silver soeetacies Of every es
Of ea GG e.ea apa yf e Fne SeSG @
casOr Cand!escks, TrayS. Nc Lew Brown and Spencer
Holders Fine Cutlery aud Fancy Goods which lie offers for
sale the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country wishing TO purchase fine lime
Pieces Jewey, would do well 10 call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. 1870 ,- -, ,
r. Particular attention giving to REPA IN Nc Clocks
and Watches at short notice, by the most skliiu worhnen
Every description of Jewelry made and repaired to
order mh5 If
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
MO 20 CAMP STREET.-THE subscriber has on hand
large and general as ortmen OF almost every article IN
OF the he offers at low prices Among the
Goods on hand, he would cnunerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
SIX W"ed and c2,ton D sI hs"e1 G@ h"sE's1
PLAN and Figured MUSi.INS, &c.
CoRNIcE, POLES, BANDS, &C.;
Wooden. Bras. and Velvet CORNiCE;
ET, ~, and W9 H"o PoL b@k Am and i variety of
o 9ti", CrfRTAiN BANDS and PINS,
TRANSPARENT WINDoW-sHADEs.
The stock of this article full and of handsome pat
terms as can be found any whereamong which, Scrip
ture Chinese, and other scenes, large Gothics, Ne
MUsoUITo BARS AND MEETINGS:
English Ss5bnett Muslin. Linen and Cotton MUSQUITO
EARS and MEETINGS. IN great variety and quantity.
FEATHERS, CURLED HAIR, &c:
FEATHERS in lots of from pound to 100 pounds and
Together with MATING, OIL 10TH. CARPETS,
Rus, Mats, Table Old Cloths, WALL. PAPER "a large
1mps Frrbcard Papers; Cotton Worsted Linen and Six
B0RDERINCi;i and BINDINGS Hair-cloh Window
papers, Ready made Hair or Moss MATTRESSES, Bed
~ GALXANiZED SPRING MATTRESSES made
order and UPHOLSTERY work executed with despatch
mh5 f JOSEPH ETTER. 20 Camp st.
SCREWS-One pair Press Screws. suitable for haIing
- Moss Skins, Tobacco etc in good order for ale by
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HENRY ,PARs0s, No, "a Camp --,szzz e.
streets respectfully makes known to the res u
dents and yisiters Of New Orleans that ] v Y
having established himself permanently in this city lie will
keep for sale at all times assortment of PIANO
FORTES. varying from thirty to fifty instruments, from the
best manufacturers The assortment comprehends every
style aud fashion, and Will be constantly epenshed by fresh
arrivals.
grand Pianos from Chckering, of Boston, Gale & Co. OF
New York Nnnns " Clark, also OF New York, with and
without the dIoan Attachment with the late invention Of
Tuneabe Reeds
H. P having taken the special agency of the above cee
braed manufactures WILL ut all times keep this market sup
piled with instruments that he recommend with
idence
He has made arrangements I've regularly supplied with
new and fashionable single and double action HARPS,
with all the modern Improvements, rom the celebrated fac
tory OF j. f. Browne & Co, of London and New ok.
He vii! also be supplied with Martins celebrated GUI-
TARS.
The public respectfully invited visit the and ex
anime these superior instruments before purchasing Orders
received and promptly attended to- mi5-tf
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PLANO FORTES-fiaving the special agency of Messrs
A. H. Gale & Co. and Nunns Il Fischer go.
Pianos, have now on hand and con hs s Oh
santly receiving Pianos of their mann iac-Y Tf III n
ture in rich Rosewood and Mahogany cases, Y Y y
s, 81 and octayes, with and without Coemans Kolian
Attachment These instruments superior to all Others
having yess Patent Tugeable Reeds by which there
ulHcay IN Keeping lie fichah IN tune with the Plano
ER Sheet Music on hand and received pub
lIShed rnhn I'm
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CARRIAGES! - CARRIAGES
A EASTERN PRICES e 4 at II, The Com dEsNk z
y mission CARRIAGE REPOslTO CT sa=1 tssssSSH
Rf, No. 6S 81 Chartes street, 0pposite tSgSL~fsfS
the Commercial Ercham ge-On hand and -A-2-gR---
the latest styles direct from the manufacturers COACHES
ROCkAWAYS. BAROUCHEs, BUGGlES, etc, etc,
for style finish and price equal any in market Custom
invited to call and see for themselves.
mh5 BIN H. S. SMITH. IS st. Charles ST.
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN STAR.

lft6 WEEKLY AMERICAN SlAh,
yI1IlE undersigned have made ngemens for the publ
cation of Weekly shert-tle choice iOcnte of the
Daily being reserved for that purpose, and hence the
WEEKLY AMERICAN STAR will contain all matter Of
import from the interior. II will be sent to subscribers
- Vera Cruz and other places at the rate OF 81 per
Those who wish TO subscribe in New Orleans do by
applying TO J. d. RllSCoNI oppositeMe ST: CHHRLES
HbIEi, at which place dye1isenents will be received
for the Daily. PEOPLES & BARNARD
Vera Cruz, January Is, 1913. mh5
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGS.
fE'HE SUBSCRIBERS most respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have inst received from
Paris rich and elegant variety OF French FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, and WALL PAPER. to which
they invite their attention.
s-v Al orders for Goods or Work will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
mh5 I'm DUBOIS & FINN, So Chanres street.
COPARTNERSHIP.
FENfE undersigned have formed copartnershp with view
T. Of transacling a co T'TON E.4CTOR,aGE and
GE.NhR,ii. COH.NISSION Il USL.NESS in this city,
under the style of THORN I'LL McIIHENNY, to
take effect after the 31st OF Nav. next, which time the
connection of Jno Thonh with the house of Ward Jonas
& 90. will be dissolved
r. MClLIiENNY has opened office at No. 81 GraDier
street for the purpose of attending the of friends
who may think proper TO entrust with Their business
JNO. THORNHILL,
r, MCILHENNY
New Orleans, Jan. %, 1913 mh5 3m
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SCREWS.-One pair Press Screws suitable for haIing
- Moss, Skins, Tobacco etc, good order Tor sale by
nib 5 w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
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FEATHERS.
A LARGEsanaGtity Of the best Live Geese FEATHERS
hand for sale large small quantities the PAPER
Hanging and Upholstery Store. No. 20 Camp street.
mit5 81 Hos ETTFR
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FINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, GOLD PENS, &c.
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. Camp STREET, y~q
~ would respectfully invite the attention of his szTM
sortlnent of fine English and Swiss ES2s4Sa
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Localities of the Different Regiments.
The following statement, which we copy from
the North american, (ety of Mexico, March 2d,)
will doubtless be interesting to that large number
Of persons through the United States who have
relatives and friends in the army:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-21

NroV receiving complete ;ssOrn ent, containing every
N article requisite for gentleman Notwithstanding
nllnws-
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Regiments Stationed in the City.
Regiments STATIONED al TaCubaya.

Col Z. Key's brigade Capt f. K. 5. Candy
A. A. G., Lieut.. J. Hayden, ID nifty, acting A. d.
c.; Capt. f. II. Fitzgerald, brigade O. NJ. NJ.
Surgeon B. Randall. senior surgeon It. F. Wood
bridge I'd arly brigade, a, c s; I'd U. $. arty
Col. Mmnroe, Castle of Chapultepec !: Col. Duncan
light battery, Tacnbaya: ID Regt nifty, Capt. II
Morris: ith do, do. Major F. lee 18th do, do
Col. D.. s. Miles VoItigeurs, Lieut.. Col. J. T.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-17
Later from Mexico.

Desperate Guerrilla F,ghi-Arniaicc 5ci,ceca
Gen. Butler and nc Mericans
New Orleans dates Of the 9Th inst are receive
cd. There had been several late arrivals from
Vera Cruz, the last in four DAYS, and consc-
quently bringing dates to the 81 inst.
The train which left Vera Cruz for Orizaba,
under command of Briscoc, was attacked on the
road by four hundred gucrrillas. An express
was Immediately sent TO Gen. Twiggs, to inform
him Of the fact lie detached three companies
of cavalry to the aid of Briscoc. They went rs
far as San Diego, but seeing nothing of him, re-
turned.
A later arrival says there was n desperate
eight between Briscoe and the gucrrillns, at Nit
iegora. The latter were finally dispersed. 1t.
Henderson and Georgia volunteers were kill
ed on the American side.
y strong body Of cavalry left Vera Cruz on
the 2lst ult., to clear the road Of guerrillas.
The Vera Cruz Free American Of March I'd,
says an express had arrived from Mexico An
Arnistice of two months duration, had been
agreed upon by Con. Butler and the Mexican
Commissioners.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-17
Dfe0.

In Braiteboro, March 3, Miss Eliza 4. Ka,bar,
in her sth wear.
In Guford, March 8, Miss Susan Conhnt aged
81 ~ FT
In Vernon, March 10, Ella Josephine, only child
Of Lewis L. and Harriet Rice, aged 10 months ard
Is days.
Thou hast gone to resi- sweet babe,
Thy Saviour called fl,cc home,
Where pain and suffering
Shall meier distress thco more.
In Nerhirc, VI Feb. ~, John ID. W Kever
youngest son Of Hon. Thomas Reyes, after pain.
tnl and pro,ae,ed illness Of 20 months aged "a yrs
lie left eonsoling evidence TO his deeply afflicted
friends, that their loss l. his eternal gain
In Coleraine, Feb. s, Widow Sarah Cone, aged
81. She was the daughter Of Jesse Cook, Esq, Tor.
merly of Wilmington w.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-17

gaT We have before commended the "Anglo-
Saxon" to our readers; and rs we feel much in
terest in Photography and Phonotypy, which
sciences this paper advocates and explains, il
gratiics us to learn that is circulation is rapidly
and widely extending. The following is from
the New York 7ribupes "a =.
AsorHKR CoNrRIBuIIos TO scIESoE.-MessFs
Andrews { Boyle arc publishing, in the Anglo
Saxon, n series of articles on Phonetcs or the
General Principles Of the Pronunciation Of all Ian
gusges," from the pen Of Herr Zabdiel iianritz, a
distinguished German philologist, now a visit to
this country Herr Hauriiz has devoted many years
to the investigation Of this subject, having resided
in various countries, with view to making the most
extensive observations upon all the phenomena OF
human speech and acquiring practical knowledge
of the languages Of Europe and Asia.
This treatise, though bearing indnbitable marks
Of profound learning, such as we have seldom had
the pleasure Of seeing exhibited in this country is
nevertheless written in a style Of extreme simplicity
and adaptation to the common comprehension, wor-
thy of admiration. Judging from those portions Of
the treatise which we have been able TO peruse, we
should say that this series Of articles alone would
be Of far value to any reader interested in the
study Of his own language, engaged in acquiring
foreign one, than the yearly subscription price Of
the Anglo-Saxon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-17

COLOMBIAN MAGAzISE.-We copy the fol-
lowing notice of the number for the present
month, from the New York True SUM-
"TAe Columbian Aagasine.-The March
number Of this popular periodical comes to us
with its usual promptncss and more than its usr-
al excellence. The two engrayngs, Christ
teaching Humility and 'Smyrna-ffom the
Harbor,' are fine specimens Of art, and worth Of
themselves, years subscription to the Maya
zine. The music, the Lay of the Wounded
Heart is in every respect gem the words by
WoodwOrih, are equal to almost anything We
recollect in the way of lyric poetry, and the
music, by Geo. L. Root, will be found, on trial,
unsurpassed as a song. 'Transplanted Flowers,
by Mrs Neal, (wi,low Of the wen known, and de-
servedly celebrated Joseph G. Neal,) Is, VIC be-
heye, her first contribution to the Columbian,
and gives abundant promise for the future. She
will certainly be favorite contributor OF the
poetical gem, 'Stanzas for music il suficcs 70
say that it was written by Mrs Osgood. The
most prominent feature of this number, however
is a scorching review of Hcadley's Napoleon and
bis Marshals accompanied by wood cut, which
both for design aud execution, is one of the very
best illustrations that has ever been produced
in this country"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-03-17

New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoS.-We have re-
ccived the vote of Hinsdale, which is as follows
For Governor-B Berry l49, Williams 30, Scat
tering 8. For County oficcS-Whig ticket
i4s, Locoioco do 90. Representative William
Halle; Town CIerk-E. w. Hunt; Selectmen--
William Halle. E.w. Hunt, Sampson Howe.
From Chesterfield, we hear verbal report
that the town has gone Locofoco, electing DIR.
Carpenter representative
The Boston Atlas of Wednesday gives returns
from IS towns in the eastern part of the State.
These show gain for the Radicals over last year,
both in representatives and the popular vote.