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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27
THE NEW WORLD
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27
By THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

IS Hon. ]. J. CRlTTgsDEs publishes in the
Inteiligencer letter in reply 10 THAI of ]. c.
Spencer in which the Members of Gen. Harrisoa,x
Cabinet were accused of dishouorabls ,ensc;,y
for office, &c. II embraces letter from alr. Ew.
ing, who denies Mr.. Spencer's statement thar tia
Wings Members Of Congress offered to postpone
the Fiscal Corporation bill if the President would
retain his Cabinet in cffice.
FIRE IN BALrIMoRE.-The clothing store Of
MIR. H. Deichel, at Baltimore, was burned on Sat.
urday night. Loss ST, 4o0-insured $7Os. An.
other FIRE on the same night destroyed the resi-.
dence and jewelry store of Mr.. NJ, Heilbern-los,
5, goo, insured $4,000 and the confectionery Is.
adjustment of Lanahan & Brinklsy, whose los, is
ST. 0O-insured. Several other buildings in The
vicinity were considerably injured Mr.. Heiibera
and his family escaped from the house with gres.
difficulty, saving nothing but their night clothing
Mr.. Jose ph Eichcs, respectable man with fam.
lis. while engaged in endeavoring to save seine Of
the property was crushed beneath falling wall
and instantly killed.
ga Bohemian, tailor, at New Orleans.
named Richter, recently committed suicide By
blowing his brsins out with pistol.
~ The American Hotel at New Orleans, was
set on fire on the 10Th, and injured to the amount
of $500.
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n Thc WITHHELD OF .gnne baylor, in thre

~ The Writings of snne Taylor, in three
Volumes containing Memoirs Correspondence, Poeca
Remains and Essays in Rhyme &c. New. York: SAXToN
MILES, eos Broadway
II makes heart glad perceive that another edition
Of these interesting and instructive volumes has bern pub
lished Jane Taylor has long been great avorIe with
the young and with those parents who sympahse with the
young their desire amusing reading 1t capital
thought just this imete time for making presentsts
sead forth these volumes. In addition TO all that excel
lent and attractive in the writings of Miss Taylor this ed
ton contains admirable Biography, written By her
brother Thus let into The family circle, and
Jane home her every day dress This sketch OF her
life will encourage others press forward and will cheer
many parent during his hours Of soici.ude.
We orbear Offering word OF advice to the enter
prizing publishers: is make selection from these
rrags, to form volume be placed in the libraries
up the present edition. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

D We learn from one of the officers of the
Swallow tina, a Frenchman named Louis De Graw,
on her passage up from New-O Orleans, drew knife
and furieusy attacked the deck passengers, wound
ing nine of them badly, but not dangerously. He
Immediately sprang overheard and was drowned.
1t must have been the result Of sudden fit of in
sanity. Gin. GaZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

n We are indebted to PomeroyG Co. for Albany ana
Ica papers received yesterday considerably M
the Mail. twas no. their au. that they con'a1neu ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

DAMAGES FOR DISTRACTIONS IN HIGHWAY
On Wednesday of last week George w. Smith re.
ceiyed $1,000 damages of the town of Weslbrook,
Me-, for injuries sustained from being thrown from
gig in consequence of load of gravel and rock
being left in the road by highway surveyors
team.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

~ The Providence Chronicle" comes to US
dressed in new type. 1t is now one of The hand
soonest papers in the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

% The Hon. Secretary of the Navy has issued
an order through G. L. Thompson, Engineer in
Chief Of that Department, for the construction Of
the Vertical Paddle Wheels invented by A. Rails
ton Chase, Of Cincinnati. The work is ordered to
be done at Baltimore by Wells & Miller, under
the superintendence Of the inventor. Madisonian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

20 Judge Story, as we learn from the Boston
Post, has recovered from his indispositon, and
will be able to take his seat with the U. S. Supreme
Court at Washington, in January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

FIRE IN BArAvIA-An Enslish paper states, on
the authority of advices from Holland, that fire
broke out in Batavia on the 23d OF August, which
destroyed property to the value Of 100000 Ao-
rins-abous $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

NJ The REPoRr OF THE SECRETARY OF TIE
TREASURY will be found on our Last Page
From the great mass Of accompanying documents
we make room this morning for the following
only:
Statement e-ai5ias ric-r Of tie Import, quarter yeariy
d1r;ue he ur-s eGing September so, $780, lsil ad 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

~ Mrs PAMELA B. LANE, Wits of Hon. Henry
S. Lane, Member of the U. S. House Of Repre-
sentatives from Indiana, died at Washington on
the evening ofthe 22d instant, in the 9th year of
her age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

q The accounts of the health of the Canadi-
an Governor Bagot are daily more unfavorable
Faint hopes als entertained of his partial recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

10 Joseph Sugg, who convicted of the
murder of free negro at the las. session OF the
Superior Court Of Green County. N. G., was exc
cuted on the 18th inst. The unhappy man made
no confessions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

SOMETHING OF a CAANcE.-Sixty years ago a
daughter of Gen. Green, OF Georgia, raised few
black seed cotton plants in bean pots, and tor no
other reason than that they were pretty flowers
Times have altered somewhat since then.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27
Rnnkrup1s-Dcc. 26.

Stephen G. Mott Louis Spencer, Henry j. Seaman, u,
0rrin II. Crosby, r. r. Throcknorfen Dudley p. Aoid,
Chas. N. Smith, Y Van Tuyl. Charles Green, Gilbert
w. Barnes, IL. MKinsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

% Perhaps families that they can lie SUM-
piled with first article Of Lamp Oil at Luokey's, 10
Frontsce Of Old Sip for IS cents gallon, sent
any part Of the city free OF expense warranted 10 burn
without crustlng or smoking, or money refunded Try II
and see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

p THE wg1e ALMANAC AND UNITED sKATEs REGIS
TER for the year 1sA3 may be obtained a: this oiee 10
,rr,,ner. ready for mailing. Price 12i ceas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

p TREATISE Consumption, Asthuia, Coughs,
Colds Liver Complaints, &c for family reference, by T.
Wistar, M d. be had free sf charge l25 Fulton street.
corner Nassau, where also may be had the Basan Of
Wild Cherry, pure vegetable extract from that valuable
tree This Basam used with astonishing success 10
pulmonary affections where all other remedies had proved
useless. J. c. Walters, a. D., of Philadelphia aud Dr. J.
cured nepient consumption and asthma with The Wild
Cherry Balsam after their skill was exhausted hs
prepared by chemical process known only to the popr
tor and folly to expect aoy ether source any
similar medicine, the reefwbch this aho DIS. Bor coughs
colds and all affections Of the lungs this BasaEi
is unrivaied. The obstinate readily yield 70 Us
powerful influence Hundreds whom The grave had marked
Tor its early victims unite IN tesying 10 the efficacy
of this, the greatest OF modern medical discoveries.
priceC NOR hottie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

70 The sloop Dart on her way up the river from
this CITY to Haverstraw on Friday last, capslzed
when near the latter place, and one man named
Macauley was drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

~ Maj. GEORGE w. CRAWFORD of Richmond
Co. is the Wing candidate for Congress from
Georgia, in place of Hon. Richard w Habersham,
deceased. Mr.. Nc Dougald. Senator from Mus
coge, is the Loco. Foco candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

10 Jasper w. Gilbert of Rochester has been
aFpoinsed District Attorney of Monroe county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

u The New-York Museum was uumeroCsly attended
yesterday The attractions of very bgl order and
niy fverling ard peculiarly adapted for the qualification
oil Shlidren There viii perfo every afternoon
al O'clock, during the Hoydays for The accommodation
OF the Juveniles VINO, when accompanied by ,hei parents
VIII be admitted at half price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

~ Dr. LARpsER is lecturing on Astronom.
with success at Charleston, S. G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

10 Gov. CoRwIN of Ohio was pressed to par
take of Public Dinner at Colu,nbus on his re-
tirement from office, and complied. Over 800 Ia
dies and gentlemen graced the festival. Ex-Gov
VAScE presided, and the whole affair went off
delightfully."-. Tom Corwin is not put down yet, by
considerable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

icsLeD OYSTERS AND BoNED TURKEYS tened) beg
" announce shas they hope to make New Years cali,
=, M y, ~ the City aud that they may be found a-
rated, at Geo. T. Downns. 80 Eours near broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

70 The Rev. Mr.. Taylor, the sailor preach
is going to Europe for the benefit of his health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

~ Wanted an agen, for this paper at Paiersoa, N j.
One resides there and acquainted In me place VIII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

GEN. WAsH1seros.s ToAsT.-At the close OF
the Revolutionary War, when the American Army
VIA, disbaAded, Gen. Washington took an atfec-
,;ona,s leave of his officers, and public dinner
on the occasion, gave the following toast:
/" TIE american Soldier Of Freedons-May ne al,
.ll times secure good ard plentiful ration and
when ne has finished his tour OF GUY on eaIn, uaa5
he pitch his tent in the Elysan fields, and there re-
ceive hi, rsward from the right hand OF the God OF
battles !"
SING SING PslsoS SrATls11cs.-We are adj
vised by Deputy Sheriff Smith, that there were re-
rlaining, on the Gath inst. at the above prison.
739 males and 81 females. Total, 500.
BANKRUPT LAW Is INDIAsA.-The Indiana
House of Representatives, by vote of 81 to 80
have passed resolution in favor of the repeal OF
the Bankrupt Law.
% The youth Of Is who was run over and kill
ed on Sunday BY a ire-engine in Sprng-street,
was named Theodore NJ. Malckie. He died in if
teen minutes after the accident, while on his way
o, the Hospital. The engine which ran over him
was not No. SO, as we first stated, but No. 20.
rTbe sloop Connecticut, from New River, S.
c.. wen, ashore on The Goth near Charleston
The captain and crew remained in the rigging TIL
morning, when they were taken off. About ten
minutes after the mast went by the board, and the
vessel sunk.
~ A FIRE occurred at Geena, Illinois, about
fortnight since, at which about $3.50 worth
of property was consumed. The principal suffer-
ers were Milton & Richards, John Bergley, and
Michael Heaey.
70 The sloop Dart on her way up the river from
this CITY to Haverstraw on Friday last, capszed
when near the latter place, and one man named
Macauley was drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

blessed with national currency. he iate reoEc
ton was absolutely necessary, most OF the mills
in New-England have made nothing for eighteen
months, had have still large stocks OF gocds On
hand, with 10 prospect OF an imnedlase soVance
in prices The average wages OF eli the females
in Lowell since the reduction is ABOUT 81 IS per
week. from which 81 25 is to be deducted for
board. Had the New Tariff not passed, this coun-
try would have exhibited scene of universal bank
ruptcy by being flooded with Foreign Goods and
drained of Specie. As i, is, Foreign Manufactures
have mainly ceased, for the present, to come here,
and in their stead large amounts of coin are COM
ing into the country, and tho time is not distant
when the masses will look upon the passage OF
this Tariff as the panacea to cure most Of the
evils which afiiict us.
This Tariff should not be touched for five years.
when it will have been fairly tested. If Congress
the present Session will lay duty on Tea and COT
fee, there will within two years be ample revenue
by the present Tariff for the wants of Government.
The three great States Of New-York, Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio are quite deeply interested in the
permanency of this Tariff as Massachusetts, pro-
vided they intend to do she does, pay their pub
lie and private debts promptly.
remain your ob't. ser't. SAM. LAWRENCE.
PRICES OF DOMESTIC GOODS.
In May June and July, and in Sept. Oct and Nov.
Cotton Driilings. .......72 cen,s. Same, cents.
!" shiIr0gs heavy 8 s.
"a sbestings .:.3...sf 6,
!" Flannes .......l0 81
wooen :. 2Sp. CT. above the prices in these months.
PHO; and Beaver Cloibs, Is per c. 't
Broad Cloths and Cass's. l2s pcrct
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The new piaue1ariu,n.

This wonderful machine placed for exhibition in the
room occupied by the American Institute Although orre'
es and have been long in they have but
mperesy fulfilled The obi of their construction, which
to illustrate and explain more clearly TO the under
standing the character OF the Solar Syem and the position
and of the planets in their paths or orbits
around the Sun.
OF all the studies which engage the attention OF the
human md that of astronomy the most imposing and
sublime. Nothing makes strong and deep an IMPRESSION
or conveys such exalted conceptions OF the power ana ma
ley OF the Creator, examination into the harmonious
aud beautiful movements OF the heavenly bodies Hence
DR.. Young has wisely said, that
An uudcyout astronomer Is mad"
human contrivance, therefore, which shall show
these phenomena in clear and satisfactory manner
than any other before constructed by the skill and n
genuly OF maa must be deemed desideratum. il is TO
sucha specimen that would wish 10 call the public at
,enion. To say that it's splendid model evincing extra
ordinary intellectual powers, would but family express
either its utility grandeur. II is magnificent scale,
the circular platform being seventeen feet in diameter
machine chiefly constructed OF brass aud ron highly
polished and OF elegant workmanship and the figures re-
presenting the signs Of the Zodiac clearly and beautifully
defined.
When The machine is pu, in motion, the planets and Their
satellites all in perfect harmony and regularity in their
paths performing their durnal and annual revolutions ir
strict accordance with the plan Of the heavenly bodies
showing their phases the change of the seasons, and the
various phenomena attending them Over the whole, at
considerable elevation, is deep blue canopy containing
the consultations of the heavens represented in gilt star
showing their position in rela the solar system through
on, the year.
II would be difficult imagine any thing better cacu-
lated excite the wonder capdvae the feelings of
audience think IL ey would be edited in
examining the uonatu.al proportions and dimensions of
dwarf or the silly exhibitions of moun,cbank. Should
such rich spectacle be allowed TO pass comparatively
noticed it might well be deemed reproach to our city
The gentleman who lectures is evidently versed in the SCI
ence OF ASTRONOMY and therefore competent to perform the
duties he has assumed The machine which has been very
rrpensve is none the less deserving OF attention from
being the production of native Of country, resi-
dent in Columbus, Ohio; and would ain hope the
thor will not go unrtqued lecture and exhibition
viii take place Tuesday evening, the 9Th instant al
O'Clock CITIZEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

The GLORIOUS EoLYDAys-The earnest solicitations OF
hundreds, woSe rer Gs have YET SEED the greatest
wonder and the smallest Dwarf the world ever saw has
daced the manager CT the American Museum him
the remainder the week. There will be perform
every afternoon at three and every evening al
TIE mas nicen, Iaoeau1 the coEica Punch and Judy,
The fascinating Dancing Figures, and excellent performers
make up bii of une lualied attraction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

Pes,oos VALUE OF IMPORTS
Fourth. .sl43lss7s sis 1913 s5 ~ o.;
-, - 1870 49,. 1870, 557 l2665,7t5 % ,9Si 5oS
s Sc 5 5s St 5si Iss
IsH....... 186i7,s6 !!s2S,duS 60 Ys
second ..ls4..... I7os rs u S 2s sIsaas
Third .laiI ...... Is,6i0iZs ls7ross 9''oi7,u<'
sse!sass s $, g s9ts5 IS
ia4a 85os oo2 a t2s sss 1891 SIS
Second si ~ l iss7assl 7i sss
1912 2oasses sg.4oo.sas ss,S57,sos
NorE.-The third quarter of 1912 Is patty on estimate.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Dec. is, 1879 .,,,rr p..;..sr
, drie ge9 riding on Mso Of September 1919
Imports-vaiue merchandise tree OF '5 sss
" paying duy... o9'+oo6a'
9oa57a2s
E'p0FSS Value sFsi fse 1 of dasy W.
paying duty. .......... 4sz5,7o4
or domestic produce. ................. 92r55eess
lO4 II, 9a9
NorE-The value OF imports and exports for the quarter
ending soth September is partly estimate.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
fe '''e' 0A'S' De'- 10 ''' r. l. SMITH, Register.
OF tie Public DEBT, December ], 1872
or the (od) funded and untunded debt payable on pre-
seDtalion
Funded Deb,-Priacpsl. ......... s52os7 g.
i"'etes' - s22s,3cs 40
Observation-Disclosures for Claims
during the Revolutionary Var % o2 "a
Treasury Notes issued during the
late War. 43l7 ~
RI - $3.50 81
SSs3 SEQ 81
Debts Of the Corporate Cities of the District Of Columbia,
assumed pei ACT ef May IS, 1856:
OF the City of Washington. S950oo %
alexandria. 49,. 225G00 90
- $780, oO 90
Loan OF the 2lstefJuiy 1s4l, redeenabe after
Ist of January, 1914. .......... S5,672976 81
Loan of the 18th of April, 1872 re-
deemablc after ls OF jan, 1885, 8, l2s,3 S5 70 20
Treasury Notes outstanding viz Notes issued under The
Act OF October Il, 1887 SZ9,4o6 OF
May 81, '55, and March 2, SO. IS COG %
March 81, 1870. .554,seS SO
February l5 1871. 3,Ss9.l24 Us
January 81, 1a42.........5,C6a,939 a
August 81, 1892. $1,000. ,2s4,G5i 80 ~. -. -
This amount includes $l1S6sl &c, cancelled Notes, IN
the hands of the Accounting Officers for settlement. viz
OfNoes issued Acts prior Sss OF 1872 S4S 6i %
OF under The Act Of Slso Jan 1872 $50 0O
or Notes under the Act oil 3lst OF Aug 1872 co
Treasury DEPARTMENT, !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

10 This evening Mr.. MOONEY will deliver his
seventh lecture on the history of Ireland, her lite
nature, music, &c. He will examine the interest
ing history Gas q collateral subjecD Of the origin
of the Saxon power in England, and of the con-
version of Scotland TO Christianity and offer some
remarks in reply to certain points in late lecture
OF Nix. Bancroft. A lecture so various in subject
ard instructive in enquiry must draw crowded
audience. Several of the national melodies of Ire
land will, as usual, be introduced.
u When Inc New-York Tribune copies column from
the Bulletin, II should give the proper credit
lNew-Bedtord b ie,in.
We suppose the Bulletin refers 10 the excellent
article on Shelley we recently copied from its
columns 1t wss no, marked original, and we had
no suspicion that any enc Whereabouts could write
half SO well. Weare glad to find that we were mis-
taken, AID therefore now chserfuly give the
proper credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

70 HKcroR o'HALLoRaN and his man Mark
Antony O Toole, No. VIII. was published yester-
day by D. Appleton g. Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27
Correspondence OF The T'ribupe.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec Is, ls4s.
Yesterday being Sunday, and Christmas falling on tia
day, this onday) is most ioyiuIly kept Our are
lined with one dense mass of peoplehe weather being
lovely in the extreue Never did besa much gaiety
and oyelness as promenading ChesRus through
out The day. Indeed erery body seemed to be participating
in the various eoyments offered and business OF every
kind was entirely pended No morning papers pub
shed tomorrow Several disgrsceul fights among the
remen have occurred and last night our streets were
seau,eully annoyed by gangs OF disspaed and ro@dy
young men.
TIE Mayors Office, of course was crowded this nom.
np with prisoners some with black eyes, torn coats and
bruised limbs Nothing. however, serious.
No clearances to-day.
Arrived. schr Cen Warren Ogle, IS days from Havana
with sugar, &c. bRurus
pS At about o'clock, this afternoon, the Franklin
House Company made attack upon the engine house OF
the Washington Fire Company, situated IN LOMBARD near
ith street breaking into the same, mutatlng and ether
wise acting in most outrageous manner
Twoindiyduals were arrested and taken to The ayos
Office.
The apparatus of the Washington carried ou' Of The
house in triumph but afterwards recovered.
The neshborhood of Eleventh and Lombard streets, at
the hour OF closing, presents most disgraee'a sane-
the Mayor and bis officers have been onhe ground Tor some
mehu the peace and quiet OF the City, it is feared WIZ
bs again disturbed tonight by these outrageous ousoea
SANDS SARsApARrLLA.- Knowledge sweath"-ls pow.
err key unocks the store houses OF creation
and unolds to the OF the universe NO species
of knowledge important than that which teaches
10 know himself and the bes, means OF securing ha
own happiness. What signifies wealth without health se
mos. precious earthly boon That which furnishes the
means marching Off and repeling disease is OF mere val
ne than rubies, and more precious than hne gold How
much anguish pain und suffering might be saved by know.
| ing what TO do!
The reader is respectfully requested remember that
Sandss Sarsapaln purely vegetable composition, will
iEmedia,ey relieve and permanently cure diseases having
their origin i'll conditioned and unhealthy safe VI the
vital fuds hence Prodgeston caused by undne sece
of The gastric juce-Dyspepsia attended with acldy
of the stomach. CHI onic disease OF The Liver producing ne
healthy bile-Scrofua of the Lungs which Il rsleyes
deposit OF ubercuous matter which results
death-Rheumatsm and GouI accompanied with enlarge
men, pain OF the JOINTS obstinate cutaneous erupont
viz Rngwonn, scaldhead Eczema Scabes, letter and
| other similar affections, are removed by its rSe
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reail and for eI
poration, by a. b. SANDS Il CO., No. 273 broadway
igraniie Buildn So corner Of Chambersstreet
Also sold by A. 3. d. Sands, Drngglsts Nos 70 and 100
Fulton-street; David Sands Co.. Mo. n East Broadway
| Price 81 per bottle; Six bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-27

D Mr.. H. Robinson has published very neat
miniature of HENRY CLAY. /. may be had at ID
Snruce-strces.