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New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

EXPLosIos-It i. stated in the Wilkesbarrt
(Pa.) Farmer and Democrat that q serious catas
trophe occurred last week at the coal mine OF
George Sivelly, at Hanover, near that place. Sc
vcral miners were present IN house occupied by q
family near the mouth ot the mine, in which Two
kegs Af powder were deposited. Some tracas oc
Cured between the men, when either by accident
or design, fire was communicated to the powder
An explosion was the consequence, which resulted
in the immediate death Of two children, the burn
ing to greater or less degree of six eight men,
and the cnire demolition of The building. 1t had
not been ascelrained whether the men were eX
pecird TO survive or not.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
r. Pro,rnctcd lleetiyg-A p

u Pro,rncfcd Meeting a protrscted meet
ing in the Second Congreg itoua Church. recently fitted
up at The corner of Delaney and Chrysts SIS. beSse'
Spring and Broomc just Of the Bower, ha. beer
IN progress several day, with daily increasing interest
RevA, MAnAr. President ef ObcIin inSim,e, Ohio,
breaches every evening nj o'clock. There is prayer
meeting at 1 o'clock ia the Lecture Room Christians Ct
different communications with their friends and acquaiul
ancrs ore invited attend these meetings. The Chur
is commodlous we'll warmed ventilated snd lighted.
dlq lt' 81
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| From the Ns..York s,sndnrd.

K.lEIposcoPrs rs-Ar. George Saunders No it3 Broad
wsy, has just completed newly Invented kaleidoscope
which is the besuu things OF kind ever offered
10 the public Ii will make very elegant aud desabl
New Years present, and such We commend to every
body There is hardly idea novelty in the whole
rosnd of faRcy Of fact that Is not illustrated by
the co.rs aud of the rsinbo~ Go and acc IT, pur
chase it, and make the hearts of yo young friend, ,hr
WITH delight they iordly lDger sud warmly not among
ITS beauties. ~ d5u "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

DrArH BY CARpoNIc AcIs GAs-In Flushing
township, Belmont county, Ohio on the l9th, two
aged persons, Robert lnns, revolutionary sol
der, and Isabella, his wife TO their death by
placing vessel of burning charcoal in th'ir bed
room, which they left burning when they retired
in order 10 warm the room. On Monday morning
these aged and respectable persons were found
dead in their bed. Belmont ChrOn.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

MERCANTILE GuARANrY.-Inportant Decision.
The Supreme Court OF Ohio, sitting Court
OF ultimate resort, has decided that in
camille guaranty OF payment for goods delivered to II
third person 10 be valid, notice must be given to
the suarantors that the seller acted the faith OF
the guaranty, and that this notice must be given
as soon as the transaction has been closed.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.

Present-Lieut Governor. the Chancellor, Chef Justice
Ne.on Judges Bronson and Cowen, Senators Lee, er
plauck, Root, Peck, Hunt, Dixson Works' Hawkins
Humphrey Hull, Furman, Nicholas, Pstt, Rnoades John
son y Scott Hopkins, Clark Dickinson, Strong DeH
nstOr, Hunter aud Paige.
5ie.andsr E. HssGck vs.. Nehemiah Rogers Eteoutor
Ac-Appea from the decision OF Chancellor. peci-ou
reversed For reversal -, for aErmsnos Chief jus
tice Nelson read an opinion
communication was received inviting the attendance
Of the Court dinner TO be gwen TO MORROW al T. VI
al Stansix Hall III honor of the completion Of the a
road between Boston and this city. Tue Invitation was
op motion OF Mr. Livingston, accepted.
HiIiiam pdu HOOK ". UiiiiGir BkG.ok.-Appeal frou
the tec>ien of the Chancellor Decision affirmed. Fol
siImance Is. The Chief Justice delivered written
opinion.
The Mayor, SC. Of Brooklyn W. Gertrude II. lferse
role.-Appea irem the jec,op of the CbaeceilUr Tbs
chef Ju,uce Mr.. funusp Mr.. verplarck aad Mr. Dixon
delivered OpHions The decision OF tte Chancellor 7" u,
reversed. For reversal - Tor sfirrauce :.
Gabrie! = irrins aud oiber,vs George c Dr. hay.-
Appeal fros the decision Of the Chancellor The Che
Justice read opinion The decision was affirmed foi
| sfirU.nce 10, for reversal J.
/ James G. Kmg AID Others The PresidsRi, SC. o
The Sea INsurG.es Co-Appeal foH the decision OF ihe
Chancellor. The Chef Justice read opinion. The
decision affirmed For aft finance l..
Maitken TaHsGn Ws b " GOD ard 0tAers.-Appss
from OF the Chancellor The Chief Justice
and Ar Verpsnck delivered opinions The decision va:
/ affirmed. For siirWancs 20
hsrdce ". Bxkey and Otiersvs. Frederick Depeysie'
and otAers-Appes from cecisiOn Of the Chancellor
The Chef Jusre read opinion. he decision was 81
| drmed. Fo, siEirasnce IS; for reversal 3.
| TGlinsdge V. Dermi!yea Appeal from the de.isoL
of the Chancellor. Mr. Justice CoTen delivered an Opin
or ia favor OF the dismissal of the appeal Th- decsot
OF Court postponed until the Of TfpP aHe
! Cook disposed Of.
Maria RemstH Gad others George BrHAfrhe5 sn1
o,hers-Appesi from the deoos Chancellor 1 Ne
Chief Justcs and Mr. y=rpl.pck delivered opinions be
decision affirmed. For sfirmarce l5; for reversal
Albany Daily Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

SHiNPLArrERs UNLAWFUL. - The Supreme
Court OF Ohio has decided, in suit against the
Orphans Institute Bank, so call ed, tina, the is
sues OF Unauthorized Banks are unlawfu and can
not be collected by law. Neither can note give,,
to such Bank be collected by legal process-the
law refusing to recognize or meddle with shinplss-
ters. and leaving ali who do handle them to tske
care of themselves The Cincinnati Gazette
which gives this decision, does not state whether
it bars a sui, against the individual issuing shin
plasterc for money had and received. in some torn
or other. We hope not
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

u Birds aan,s.-rhe subscriber has ready ior
nspection and sale his usual variety Of Hats VIZ Bei
ver Cashmere and Mole.kn The patronage OF 2eule-
men requiring Hats for this particular season solicited
BIRD, corner of Pine aud Nassau-streets, N. Y.
y D. BIRD, I07 Chesnut street, philadelphia
,o) d2sJt'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

II The of Hon. RuFus CHoArE *ss gwen o og
istskr in our last the Lecturer Tuesday e'e+
atCl,aion Hall. Mr. Choae ILL., aud hr. "AE''' -
Absny was substituted.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

/
Lyceum last evening, on The Literature of the
Seas" was not dry criticism OF books and au-
thors, but, after Il rapid survey Of the Tale, the
Song, the Poem, which owe their inspiration To the
Seas, it presented series OF graphic, thrilling pic
turcs of Ocean Life, its stern and grand realities,
its evcr-present and stirring Romance. Wilson 5
breathing poem of The Ship was followed by a
glance ut the powerful scene in Cooper :
Pilot, which Mr. c. pronounced the perfection Of
nautical description, cmnentIy combining truth and
nature with the most terrific yiyidness and force.
If this is libel, we trust Mr.. Cooper wall punish
the Lecturer ard not the scribe. Thence Mr.. c..
passed rapidly to a picture of Columbus returning
from the Discovery of New Watli, the splen-
did pageant Of his triumphal entrance into BARGE
Iona and his first meeting with his sovereign. His
deneation of this grand spectacle and the FIRST
gaz, Of the simple Red Men of the far Western
isles upon the gorgeousness and might OF lime ;
elder empires-upon the surrounding memorials oil
Hannibal and Scpo, of Roman despo,sm, OF Go
THE chivalry and Moorish art-the banners, spires
and blazsnry of rugged cvilization-was worthy
poem of Scott or Southey.
Mr.. Choales analysis Of the nautical character
and the influences which fem it, were just; but
here the truth lay near the surface, and riginal
discovery is no longer possible. His picture of the
Patriotism OF the Sailor was however, far more
glowing and effective To us upon the land, said
NJ fb, of( In faJ
heaged in by III ousund arring interests and petty
discords. We have all deal of trouble to keep
the GovernXlent where think it should be, and
in spite Of all care, it is continually getting
wrong. State rights and grieyances-disgust at
peculatien perverseness-a thousand Incidents
continually occurring TO repress cr obscure the
patriotic iervor which still lives in the inmost hearts
of all. Once in many years, perhaps great oc-
casion arises which fans the smouderng fire. and
it bursts rrepressibly from every bosom. These
indictments, so rare with us, are daily present is
the Sailor. His Country is au idea connected only
with all that is inspiring and endcared. 1t is the
home Of all he loves its name is his tower OF
strength, its starry power his protection TO the
ends OF the world. ihe breads nothing from the
nsolence sr rapacty ofthe stranger or the savage
If he sleeps unhee'ling the power of the robber OF
the deep that country and her flag he owes his
safety, Is all. What wonder then, that for that
country he i. ever ready to court peril and death
that bare glimpse OF that flag streaming from It
distant mast wakes emotions in his breast which
our sluggish life can never know Mr.. Choa,e
concluded with II thrilling portrayal of the emo
ton. o! the deck officer of the irigate Constitution
the night after her capture OF the Gurricre which
we will not mutilate by attempting to give from
unassisled recollection
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

~ In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day the of Carlock rs. A. & l. TapP0n wa
concluded. The Jury gave a verdict in favor OF
plaintiff tor 1861, subject to the opinion of the
Court as to the amount OF damages This was
Tor the Infringement OF patent right. and was al
luded to last week
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

Ta1AL OF WILEr-The trial of Wiley came
on Yesterday in the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
before Judge KENT, and Aldermen Purdy and
Lee. 1t was osened by the District Attorney,
who recapitula,ed the facts which he expected to
prove. He said that il was Wiley's duty, on be-
ing employed a. the robbers counsel, to have
had him Immediately arrested; his position 8,
counsel should not protect him at ell.
Dr. Tyer, one OF the Directors of the Bank and
one OF the Agents, On this city negotiate
with Wiley for the surrender OF portion OF the
money, gave his testimony a; considerable length
We have full report St hi. testimony, a. we'll as
that OF the other witnesses, but have 40 room
for it this morning. Il seems that Wiley al
first demanded ten per cent the Bank offering
siN it was finally agreed that Wiley should pay
over :l20,00G of the stolen money and receive as
q reward eight per cent. Thi. was done and pa
pers were drawn up accordingly. The money VS.
brought BY Wiley to the Havana house in raliss
which he laid bis
When the agents FIRST came 10 the city he told
them not 10 attempt to catch the thieves, for
fear they should take alarm and run away with the
plunder He did not state where his employer
lived, but said ho had gone south.
William B. Bell another agent coroboraied Dr..
Tyler testimony.
n B. Blunt, Esq. opened the case for the de-
fence. He said that he did not propose to rs,tthe
defence on Mr.. Wiley agency as counsel but pPos
his good character, and several witnesses were eN-
amined who testified 10 his Preyiou. good charac-
ter Mr. Price had commenced summing up for
the defence, and the will probably be given to
the Jury this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
NEN.YrAK-S CALLS.

X OVERCOATS AND FASHIONABLE CLOAES
viii be required for Nc~ Year, Day, aud to be
having one in time, made the best style, and low
price you will do wcll to ell on the
CEEAPEsT CAsta TAILOR VET.
u Peters gEustcd, No Chatham square, eora-
er Of Catherine streetuascs Clothes order the
est style, 10 per cent cheaper tban the cheapest
Tailor III this city good ii in all cases warranted.
,,1l -,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

70 Wil the Editors Of the Express be so good
as la inform their readers that the Report OF DR.
LARpNkR's Lecture on Popular Faliacies, which
was in their paper yesterday morning, was take'
nearly uerbGtim from the Tribune of Tuesday =
Csbbagiug the Reports of others, and then boast
ing of superior accuracy, is carrying the Joke d HI
tle TOO far
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 30.

y The Review Of the Market. on our frs, pa,e
prepared for the Weekly Tr,turs. snd its alssoas
ohci ariics, refer that ,see, and aot the Daily
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

ILLINOIS The Loco-F Foco State Convention as
sembled Springfield on the 18th ult. to nominate
candidates for State Oaicers Forty-three Coun.
Ties were represented. Several candidates ;oi
Governor were voted for-among other, 10 Smith
the Mormon, but HOa a. w Snyder formerly NJ
c. from the First District, wss finally selected
John Moore, Esq, OF Mclean County was no,n
mated for Lieutenant Governor on the fifth ballot.
u The United States Hotel at Osweso WA,
turned Gu the 22d Loss from $40, 900 to ) Is 500
Insurance s. 900
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

C The schooner Charlotte Lasserne. from
Charleston for Baracoa, was found stranded on the
island 81 Abaco on the 18th Noyember-no one on
board. On the 2Oth October there was severe
gale in the Gulf
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

% The carge of the Boston Packet, wrecked
on her passage from New Orleans TO Guadaloupe
was sold at hey West recently for 81 ,9s2 snd tbs
schooner for S375. OF this The wreekers receive
shout $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

IL letter froa Charles F. Mitchell a reply to our
paragraph Of eserday crowded day, bat viii
appear TO
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

BuRdLARY-We learn that the store OF Mr..
Emanuel Andrews, in New Bedford wa. entered
on Sunday night, by means OF false keys, and II
considerable quantity of goods together with $iOs
10 $40 in money, principally gold and silver, sto-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

II Our friend whs asks as to pnpisn tne .,"
an the T,tif due s0n is reminded that the pre-
sn, debate ia al neid nta arising On nsre qucs-
fnnofrsr.,ence We DO not like 10 encourage debate
on such question:. When he subject comes larry up
a .buIl NV 4. give for the principal arguments
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
LAWYERS DIARY

CoMMos rLEAs. TINS Days, 10, - =, % "a, 3O6 l.
= ~, 81, t, l65 - 80, ), 3.
Notice Wee Chance lor fer January and file Notes Of
lssue.
Notice Argumen, Superior Court and file Notes of l..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

IL American Snsfiiutc.-On W,dac'day, '9s
mstnnt, meeting Of PArER MANUFACTURERS aud Their
friends viii be held at the Repository ia the Park.
Ga ThWsdey 9TH il staut at Salf pnst O'Clock p NJ
the HoMF LEAGUE viii NEE, at the same place The
friends Of Home Labor and Unrestricted Commerce. par
culsry stranger, the city invited to participate
On Friday sst Instant. at half past o'clock P VI ia'
celebrated Doct Lariner has generously coniened to
lecture at Nbo's for the benefit of tho Library Of ne
Institute. Subject, "Tne Progress of Electrical DIS
coveries" Ticket, - ccnts-idmit gentleman sni
lndy-to be had at the Repository aud Nblos. dE 81
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

Uwe are inIeLted to Hon. c. CUSHING for Public
Documents.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

II 4foIyday Amusemen!s-The mashnts.S,. ~,
Panoramas OF Jerusalem and Thebes, at Caaerrooos
Rotunds seem TO be Attractive as ever The g'lsy
hss througed every evening since 'hese =.
r,... usrr r..dy for exhibition, and probably viii =
through h. Holyt4y Tue raGcramAs may be 's-S' e.
every day sni evening this week t2) '~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

PoIsoSISG sY EATlSG SMOKED BEEr.-Within
the last six or days FIVE several families, com
prising nj least twenty persons, in the vicinity of
Ves,ry and Greenwich streets, have been poisoned
by eating smoked beef and have suffered seriously
Ly sickness in consequence After hearing of the
cases the Mayer proceeded to investigate the sub
ject-and having ascertained satisfactorily that the
poisoning proceeded from eatng smoked beef Pur-
chased at some stores caused some OF the beef TO
be placed in the hands of sklful chemist for ana
lysing, in order to detect, if possible, with what
poisonous properties the meat is saturaIed-and a
report will be furnished HIM in few days.
The poisoning, it is to be observed, is purely
matter Of accident, and the beef supposed TO be
good by those who sold it-but it is said, with
what truth we know not that the smoked beef
that has produced this sad result, is from cattle
driven in hither from Ohio, which are supposed to
have been infected with some deeterou> disease.
We have not heard ofany persons having died in
consequence OF the above poisoning.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

70 Mr.. BRAHAM gives one of his excellent Coz
cERrs vt the Athcnmum Rooms, corner of Bread
way and Leonard street, this evening, when and
where he will sing The Blue Bonnets over the
Border" -" The Bay of Biscay,' and other favor
ties, besides two or three good ones never before
heard in thi. country. We wish the room were
larger
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
Z spemcer'- s'n>i,iomnbIc Mni Room,

corner orChanbars aud Centre streets, 2d hoor-6e,t,
ucu are reminded Of the u.!ucement, presented d,
wen-known establishment. The assortment consists o.
Fines, Nuria Uhe $ article OF other maker,) 81 3
Cashmere Beayor, do. do do. i%
Imitation Moleskln, extremely neat sud durable, y
They are offered as confidently TO the man Of taste h,
thci, rch beauty aud elegant style Us to the
for .her uusxampled low price snd capacity for long
vice.
The large reduction from the prices usually charge
for Hats at all similar to tho above effected by AVOIDING
the enormous expenses under which the business gsp
orally conducted. C2} d9S ST.,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

/ a SERMON FOR NEW YEARS DAY-bv =
Rev Bishop Onderionk DD-Originsl and hr,. :
>erie. OF Discours,s hy cmnen; Divines
II. WILTON HARVEY, 4 new novel by Mis-, :.
wick. JUS; commenced by this popular au,hore<,
Ill An ORIGINAL soSG, By Mrs osgooi. aat ps,
by MISS Eliza Pratt
" JOHN QUTNcY ADAMS o> rEF cHrv, Qes.r-
= powerful Original Review OF Nir. ADAMS Lsc..,
ava complete re.uts;2n Of his arguments ,n3 10
tions
Y. BLIND OLD MILTON. capital Poem frOa sl,
woojs Magazine ;oE December
VI THE NIGHT sHRIEH, Tale ioF Deceas, ;.
thrilling interest.
VII THE scRArBooS-fullofen OF en,enains mi,csap,
also Report OF ;he Secretary OF the Treasury o.a
plan Tor Fiscal Agtucy Nevs ~ -.
O. In consequence Of Sew Years coming on 81,
ily. the New Worlt Vili De for .ale on FRIDAY /,
moroc) Terms, y ayelr ct cents single o.,
30 Auu.streey i-N copies OF The LrvntsV P,.,.
Rial WoFlp ior. sale .hs Day al the Office.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

II fsed ssair, and ssray or White hair ere 'Y :.
beautiful black color by the Aboriginal Hair Dye u"
mosi excellent Tor whker and never stain. or anfi' -.
.ki1 and # does work 10 perfect sa,''iacoh ~
money Ill funded. supIyo of this conVehish'
cul -rtice lett at the sgency Horace Eyereus ofs
store }61 Greenwich street door above Fr2nshn y,
4ai At Moss drug store, corner Of Grand aau IAa
.tTPet.. ~ ~ =
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

~ For compete Repor, Of DR.. Lardnsrs SIKH.
Lecture, Second Series exclusively ior The Tribune
see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

The Specia CoInnttee cf the Board OF Trustees Of the
Neis Yofk FIRE Department Fund, ePoirte M he ar
for Benefit, to be- given the Pa Theatrr
in ad c the Fund, perceive Sh regret artica IN tie
Tater, informing the public that ME. George W. Dixon
had volunteered ing the OF the above Ben
ell and that hi- aid had been accepted.
The Committee would respectfully info m the public
that comDuHcson ha. been received fom SIR Dixon
offering his .ervces the above occa-ion--thai
has not been returned but being prepared "ben
the article above ALLUDED presented and that from
the tlm- TINT will BE- consumed by the Programme al
ready arranged 1t ~li be impossible ths Accep
Ofthe generous. offer OF Sr. Dixon
Signed MARTIN -. ENMONS co.o;L
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

u The following sGusonnble Goods lof
sale rednced prices Girandole., Astral and hsh
Lamps. Ivory knyes with French Forks, ire Tea I[l'
oc Sand ~ieh aud Victoria patterns, steesi FIRE se
superior quality. ANDREW J. MEAD.
Hardware and Lamp Store,
d2- 81. C3} No 5 Fulton street.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

4 We would recommend 10 all alllicicd with CousA
Hoarsene>,. Influenza y. 10 Try " Peera's Amersu
Cough CanIy." For sale al a6j broadway, and Al d,
Csnalslfcr; 36 ich-s treet 221 Hudson street.
Car,nine- street, smiths corner of Fulton and Watr
streets aud JAS ". Smith corner of Faton sns Mtdi.k
streets H.ooklvu. ~ dl.l
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

Tms ANsUA.s At REDUCED PAGES We invite the at
OF purchasers to the advertisement Of the Lang
eys - Chatham street who, in addition a varied and
extensive of the superbly embcs1ed books
Of the Season. Juveniles offer the farther lrducenent
of a large reduction We would advise our
friends to call.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

Feov FIoRIpA- More bidIsR Murders BY
the arrival last evening Of the steamer Beaufort,
Capt Peck, :.oE PiatSa, we learn from or cor
respondent al Jacksonville that he Indians m2de
their appearance on the morning OF the 20th lHs'.
within three miles Of Mandarin. near the St Au-
gustine road burned house and murdered the
whole family. consisting OF Mr.. Hartley, wife
ard child. They were destroyed in the raneS-
Where are the troops II appears 'ha' the iF-
dams can be found somewhat nearer Than the ever
glades.
W. further learn, fr=m Caprsin Peck, that AR
La Costa. was also killed. Capt. 2. also state-
tbst the Indians burned three houses. and carried
OF ,e1era! negroes one OF whom escaped. l. i
said ,ha, the Indians numbered twesiy-one, ans
were supposed to be part Of HGlieck TaStc'"Ng-
We also learn that 1t. Col. Riley returned to
Pilatka on the 2l,t. from MS expedition 10 the
head water, If the ST. Johns He had di-covered
no indians. Col Worth Is al Tampa. Com
neny OF Regulars was 10 b. sent from oFt hus-
sell to Jacksonville in quest OF the Indian mercen-
aries
The steamer Col Harvey has gone 10 Key BIZ
cayne 10 take the indians recently c7me IN AT ths'
most 10 the West. Savannah Rep 25th
Feou YucArAS We are in possession Of dates
froro rhe Civ Merida rott 9th inst. Al that time
the Commissioner iiom Mexico (Quintana k9o)
had u,r arrived with peace offerings from h' GOV
crnmen,. al the head OF which is the iiiustnoas
Santa Anna. It WAS impossible to divine what
course the Yuca,ano- intended 10 pur,ue IN the
matter. there heiug two parties IN the country
one for establishing their absolute independence,
ard the other Tor uniting with Mexico. The for
mer comprises a large majority Of the people,
while the latter Is composed OF the ai>tocratc
few with tl--ir influence; yet it was generally be
ieved that Yucatau, after the many prOtestations
in favor Of separate ana independent government,
would not back out but would send the Commls-
siouer home to his master.
Private letters from Mexico, received in Merida,
meu;icn the imprisonment OF all the TEXANS be
longing to the Santa Re expedition.
The markets throughout iucatan were sIut'ed
with foreign products, while the productions OF the
country were scarce and in demand.
y. o. Bulletin. l1th.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30
G. SAUNDERS, LOB Broadway.

SPLENDID HoLso,Y pREsENT.-Ihe most acceptable
aud yalu .bie present yoH oaer friend oi
Clirehuy NsntilanP Wigs or Scaips. The matcrirl,
workmanship beauty e finish aud elegance OF style cun
not be equaled. la fact every tang that enhance. a
beautiful head of hair concentrated these nesna
hle works of Whaeser experience could suggest Or
genius could c. Wigs have received the adYaa
tagc Of They formed TO the head the natural hair
grOws covering no OF brO~ than ones own nair
doe. They are strong without being heavy, 1ih
out being thick aad elastic without being loose They
gaze The delightful feeling OF fitting the mead vita the ease
of six cap h8ving weight aud no eisa
eree=te pressure such the combined advantages OF
Crshu gh's " gs aud ScaPs. So large assortment l.
worthy OF gentlemen III themselves 10
The pnCss ~il be found To suit the tni-s ~
BrGadw=y up Starr eUtrarc- ~ fult0n-stree;.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-30

r. Gy.ters.-Mr DAVID DECKER, No. Ana 81
bee. to inform MS friends and to call sas
leave their order- for Picked Oysters for the Hoyds!'
good season, a, takes prepNfe them d24 ''D