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E \ BFzoAR STONE of the size OF a bantam
egg was taken by Major Harlee, formerly OF the
L. s. Army, from the paunch OF deer ne naa
killed in South Carolina. 1t is OF yeiowish col
or oval or globular in FORM measuring q ncAss u,
polar and g in equatorial circumference ana
weighing near four ounces. These STOKES, Pecu-
liar TO the stomachs ri Illuminating animals, were
formerly worn as nrnulets
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w ANTED-A place for homework or
chamberwerk, by agiri with excellent reieresees-
Apply at 90 Essex-ssrecL III 81
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know Martha Coniin and have known OF her suffering
illness. tJOHN DUBOIS, Bishop OF hew-YorS
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MARTHA CONLfN.

know Martha Conn and believe whst She states IN Ibis
document be perfectly rde JOHN roHEh
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YoRK,
Rector OF 81. Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4.b day ei December 1872.
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reminds one of the old Hebrew patriarchs: JOB
.o,Uz. or Laban. of Padan Araul The Hawseye
saws that the farm of Mr. Thompson. IN Louisa
county Iowa, mas upwards OF 20 ooo ousneis ca .,
corn, 800 ia, hogs, $50 head OF neat cattle, o'U
head of sheep, 600 for sala} 80 acres Oh wiies'
400 acres OF corn. besides large quantities OF "a
toes sc.
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M ATER POWER TO LET, at the
w Saw.M, West Farms, Ii miles from the city. and
accessible by water. Enquire ct
dss lms JOHN COPCUTT. S4s w asbiagton-si.
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sSOARD AND ROOMS WANTED in

any pleasant part OF the city, ia exchange TOR one or
two Hall Stoves, sofas Clocks letter addressed To
A. W. Upper Post Office, win be attended to-. Also want
ed down town. in Brcoslyn Room and Board IN sI.
Address nc above d2S 2wA
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TaE PREs,DEsr-Two Locos, standing out
side of the bar OF the Senate yesterday We're care
fully Observing the proceedings of that BODY WIN n
the august President at its head Pears to me,
says one of the two that them Wings ate trying
to make a fool OF our President Faith says
the other. - think they II have hard *b OF IL
Nature 5 got the start on 'em. Boston Alas.
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NM ANTED-Uuion Bank Bills of Dover
w New Jersey at bali per Cent discount, by
Jaw. PADDOCK VANNLECK. IS Nalst
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ESCONOMY AND FASHION-War

4 "A ranted cheap the cheapest than be bought
IN This City fashionable Has warranted fur bodies,
from 81 to 81 Splendid lmia,ion MolessG Hats cloth
nader brims 81 80 III in any INSTANCE the Hats do
not give satisfaction the be amply satisfied
by giving Information 10 Tue subscriber where they ara
constantly n,anpfacturiag J. w KELLOGG,
doG Inns No 1873 CaDsl-st. of Thompson.
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nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors
4 y Of 'The Howard Insurance Company" have de-
carsd Dividend 1T ZEN per cent on ne new capitai,
p@' '-'' '' 49, LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
.-.<.o. =. Iots MIC 2Ins
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NNyANTEp, UNION BANK BILLS
w OF Dover New jersey. at half per cent discount
by ia 2v.l JOHN I. SMITH & CO. No. so Wall st.
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CLEIGH RELLS.-A full assortment
ofLoose and fancy strapped Sleigh Bells, at Wholesale
~ ys;ai nv OSBORN LITTLE,
I. 2s. So FuloB-Sireet-
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DOARDiNG.- respectable private
4 , family. Occupying handsome house, can accomn'o
dali with board gentlemen and their wses also few
single gentlemen with pleasant the second and
third s,ors furnished unuruishrd very moderate
terms. The family plain quiet and agreeable These
who NAV wish the comforts OF home may apply at SOS
{; .reuyyich street conner Eeach-.t il 6ts
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IA RIGHTS ENGLISH GRAMMAI

MA RIGHTS ENTLISH TRANHIhN.
w The abridged aod ciaap edition of this work u
now ready for sale a, IS Spruce street, by Il. BARNARD
& CO.
OF this work the learned Dr.. Hawks TINS wri,es:-"I
nave with much examined Ibis hook; and, must say
a il has peased ME much Ii presents correction OF
numerous errors he found in prrvru trpatnrs On the
grammar OF language and Is ITSELF more philosophical
l,n any similar work with which acquainted. On
the whole consider il best grammar OF the English
language with which am coByersaDI"
E. l.. HAWKS, LII D. D ID.
20 Y Ouauerly Hsycw.
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n
Or every day ior six weeks. .............
This arrangement will afford the diiigent student an OPP
pattun.ly acquiring SO competent knowledge OF
accounts as well AS a material Improvement in writing
Private lessons given during the forenoon.
Published sale Joness Principles and Practice of
bookkeeping avo Price l2s. Teachers by the help Of
this treatise, will be able 10 impart knowledge in
weeks than he effected many months by any
Other system Instruction See Journal AM Institute, and
Merchants Magazine for Dec 1892 d. la
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a IVERPOOL ORREL COAL
small lot of Bloudeigs superior Coal far family use,
fgr ssle low by WARD 4 BROWNE,
i'll ~ Washington st corner Laght
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REUFFS, MUFFS, at GAO Broadway
FE few splendid Cashmere Mufs, white, gold, dove
and light fawn colors, from So to Is each
Also for sale above TnSeed Ribbons and SauLes foe
head.desses; rich embroidered 0rgandy for ba'-desaes
IS per yard Ladies French white .Oa Shoes ut 6s rich
English Thread uces and Edgngs, wored Edgings In
settings Bands Cuffs. and Collars; Book Dwiss Jaconet
and Cambria Muslin; figured and plan Cap Laces; Cap
and Bonnet Ribbon; Hosiery Cloves Mills, Adiscount
OF Is per cent will be made all dollar.
from this the purpose dposiBg Of the stock be-
fore the close the For sale as above and al 264
B.eecker.street b. C. MOORE. il Ivy.
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| DOOKkEEPING, WRITING AND
-s5 COMMERCIAL ARIrHaiETIc.-,,-T,u tIt o MAS
JONES 1888 Broadway invites attention 10 The following
arrangements under which he now gives instruction IN ba
above branches.
The hours ofsudy from TO r NJ, nom to ~. NJ
from 10 p NJ.
Students may select any aboye hours OF attendance.
pursue the study all of III: above branches at
Il moderate charge per quarter.
Ter1ns-For n,en,isnce3 days per week during }
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Grhirn.

Trv PIONEER, LITERARY AND CRfT1cAL MAGAZINE. J
Il. lowell and II. CATER Editors and Propri-srs--
January isi3. Mol l. No. I. Boston: Leland <
Whiting. Ecw-yofk; Bfsd,nry soden
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The attention of the reader is respectfully called to TIE
following certificates However great achievements nave
heretofore oeen by the OF this Invaluable medicine
vet experience shows results sun loe redtAaoie
The prleurS avail themselves vi the opportunity OF
saving is source satisfaction that they are
made OF relieving such an amount OF suffering
49,. ~ N.l.l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
THE
VEGETABLE KINGDOM:
OR

HAND BOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS
U~ JUST PUBLISHED valuable and comprehensive
work by l.. D. Chaplin, Esq embracing s the most import
and entertaining knowledge interesting alike all classes
Of readers; that most useful subject, THE yEGETA
Yege,abe Physiology Botany Organic and Agricultural
Chemistry the GsogTaPhy Elemsn,s Ge,mnatien Causes
Plants the Cereal Grains Alcoholic and other Drinks Food
of Ancient and Modern Nations and the Dsse!ip9n Stats
Preparaon Uses of ali useful Garden, Field and Wild
Plants.
It is illustrated b. 40 ensavngs, maps, copous CLOS
,ary, SC
80 JEROME LOTT, Bookseller.
l56 Fulton ST. doors east of Broadway:
Bound vols. Of the Pe1ian ready. n25u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

CLAY SoSG BooK.-The National Clay Min
strel and True Wings Pocket Companion for the
Presidential Canvass 1874, is the title of quite
neat little collection of patriotic songs, just
published by George Hood, of Philadelphia
Price at retail l2s cents. 1t Will no doubt have
quito an e5tensive circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

% The New MIRROR for this week is the
best Number we have ever seen. The Poem
F" Alethe," accompanying the engraving, is one
Of Willis most beautiful things. We were
going to say this, and the Poem of Lazarus and
Mary at the close, were a parenthesis enclosing
the whole Number but they are not
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

Correspondence of Pomeroy & Co.

BUFFALO December l2-9 a. NJ.
Pork is coming quite freely and commands So so per
100 lbs Beef also unusually abund ant and cheap say
50 per 100 lbs The packers busy both artcles
the above quotations Increased numbers of sheep pes
have suddenly in and observe com,
petition the buyers Fresh slaughtered sell at ~
cents The Wool business has received and fresh
impulse from the beneficial influence OF the Tariff hence
the activity in this last department of trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.

WONDERS OF The HEAVENS-BelnS
w popular Of Astronomy including full lllustIa
ton of the mechanism of the Heavens embracing the SUM-
MOON. and STARS, with descriptions Of the PLANETS.
COMETS FIXED STARS. DOUBLE STARS, The CoS5TELLH
r1oNs The GALAXY OF MILKY WAY rHE ZopAc Al LIGHT,
AURORA BoREALIs, NORTHERN LIGH1s, METEoRs.
CLOUDS. FALLING STARS AERoLITE, &c, by Duncan Brad
ford Thick royal quao, ndsomely bound Silt extra H.
Illustrated by nearly $50 colored engravings, &c
The subscribers take pleasure announcing ths public
that they have purchased the PLATES and COPYRlGHT
delivery the couSe of the ensuing month"; edition. got up
superior aHd in the bsS5 Style which they parposs
FIVE DOLLARS. The original price when lpbshed BY
the Stationes Company of Boston was sl2 The present
publishers have concluded put the extremely low rate
above mentioned the hope that every head of family and
almost every Individual may be enabled 10 obaln of
useful highly and ntrinslcay vain
able book ROBERT ?. BlNBI &CO
No. Park Row, opposite the Astor House, Ny
NEw.YoRK, Sept. 49, 1913.
B-Travslins Agents and Others deslrous Of obtaining
subscribers the abs,e work. requested call ad
dress R. P. B. s. Co. Immediately. s23 3meod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

T The publishers Of Prof. Silliulan's Ameri-
can Journal Of Science and Arts, have issued a
circular to increase their list Of subscribers. 1t
deserves strong support.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

U GoDEy's LADY's Book for January has
two sweet engravings. 1t contains, also, among
its many excellent articles, story by Willis, a
charming little poem by Bryant, sketch by
Tuckcrman but We will stop by saying, very
pyosaically, it is excellent number. For sale at
No. Assor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

PEAL ESTATE AGENCY, No. l3 and l6
n Douw's Buildings, Albany n Y-The undersigned Of Of
fer s R I gab E h
connected herewith the public offices in Albany such a,
5g5
nonresident and the transaction OF business con-
Owners of Farms and Western Lands will find for ther
TO register property they may wish to dispose OF al th'
Property advertised the Albany at half the usual
Communications pos pald) will receive immediate at,en.
RrFEaEScEs-Thomas Olcott, Pest. Mech. and Farmers
bss AiSsnsy Iij John isi Ess GS:a Henry Ess'
Sss So snas0n 5ns ne iI A. ELLISON co. Albany
WYNN. T. JENNINGS q co Drapers and Tail
OTIS 23l Broadway American Hotel opposite the toun'
Including Cloths Cassimess, YesnSs, &c. in all the new
and various styles ,,,s,. and
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage VII
Us 10 fill all orders in future with promptness.
= feature The establishment which must commsnG 1t 10
stock of first qusy ready made Gar.
ments consisting of S9rtous trocks Dress Ioatf &
looms Vests, Office Coats Travelling FIocks' DRESSING
choice selection OF Silk and Satin scs C,avas Hand
eIs Mun siT Shirts Coars &c. a: pfiees which Offer
inducements 10 purchasers Jyl2 - lsu
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTH
M HAhs4RE h!S4GGEFoEaff md SkkkfN III e1
Gn GSp t1d thpRs%s m r. SspGsif pG6HG 5fIiSf5S
made in the MOST rAsAloSABLE STYLE, which he would
sRsca invite the attention ssaIs 9Hf IN nCyas?ssEsE
s Pass 81 sEss Snd E hn. e give
Garmets mode to oTde1 at Il: ssortss, syse
and ,gith strict purietudiitv - slz u
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Cloth oseS coss Wl ssaf &
and medium qn Atty Cloth Ccsks for sale 2sl Broadway
A%siisiP ms s 0's opposite me wM Sdn JENNINGS
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. I Spruce.
w street y. YThe subscribers invite the attention Of
the public their splendid assortment OF Decorative Trans
s and hfs1as 0I
sass9 1s .sS S sw have we on hand sslh @
stock Shades painted 70 pattern OF size hi sssS5
Via Tisnstes French sefos Vgnetse sad Roses
yes Tinte5n. Abbsys. Moonlight v,svs. &c &c Signs
BY any orhsl estsSlishmenf
III n S szRr5r9 r;5Rr9sfb b W WzGssY ~
SUPERIOR OLD PORT VINE q BRANDY.
Wsps IN sss, nd ea dEafs4ass Old ssis cos BFsady.
IL HseE; Il sa%'E ss %
sl4 istf - Pine street. corner OF William
si.Z ,fsg.'jyc G APgfE 5aTR IS lse,sz,
Sl0),OOOA5sjz s. : 9. s sm9a 5, zs..sz .z
10EOA-HARD WARE-A complete as
S2CUUsortmsnt for. coqnuy msrchsns-slooo cash
viii b. nut with tcr house ana io IN ls Cisy-mus' ee
'2d a fsosaf'Gyss sAiTH ARTFH Liberty st
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
IN in connection with his Associates II fo5
,h I tio,rsd Staes-No5 81 Wali-st. New-Y ORR nls Il
4 N. THE BEST OF THE ADVERTISED
& /. CODDINGTON, Druggists,
| 40 Inns 2H HUDSON ST. corles spEnS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

II ADDRESS DELIVERED BEFORE THE HARVARD
Musical ASSOCIATION, by John J. Dwight is un-
commonly well written. There Is music in the
very flow of the sentences and thought and SEN
timent in every line. We have peFused 1t with
the greatest pleasure.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

CHRISTIAN REvlEw-The December No. of
this able Review contains articles on Meals His
tory of the Puritans, Popular Education, and an
excellent paper on Guizot's General History of
Civilization in Europe, together with several 9TH
ers of equal interest. Gould, Kendall & Lincoln,
Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

GRAHAM's MAGAzNE.-The January number
of this ably edited Magazine contains one OF
Miss Sedgwick's ever.welcome stories, sketch
by Neal, a poor poem by Lady Blesslngton,
which is not worth half what we presume 1t cost
articles from Willis, Paulding, and others-Ten-
dering it more than commonly interesting num-
Der. 1t has also one OF Sartain's sweet mezzo-
tints Graham & Christy, No. 2 Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE attention of HousekeepeTs is invited to the
i subscribers stock Of the following goods,
Plated Cake Baskets Castors entirely and rich
patterns with heavy silver mountlnSs;
Girandoles of lights either bright brcnZed:
Solar Lamps, of the best manufacture;
Gothic, Sandwich and Convex Waters.
Table Cutlery, III small or large sets,
Britannia Tea ard Coffee Ums and Tea Sets:
Silver Tea and raba Spoons, &c.
and complete assortment of Je,velry and Fancy Goods
ALBERT BEACH.
d. Inn ia Chatham st.
TEAS.-20O chests Souchong; 200 half chests
4 do
$50 half chests Ming Yong Souchons.
80 80 chesfs sS fine MoRss MRRss fS1saSas; P9@eSons:
20 fancy boxes fine Mohee Souchons.
100 chests Hyson.
10 fancy boxes Hyson fine.
100 chests Young Hyson.
$50 half chests do.
400 chests Hyson Skin.
SO ''a' do DO Imperial
Allcountry packed and Of lste import sIlon
For sale b. GRINNELL, MIMI UhN ~,
d7tf 7s Southstreet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
GENUINE TEAS,

GENUINE TEAS :!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY
P5ss sL, StsTs ri j.. cte.5aEgss Nf York
ISVTE fSS FIFE THE ' ATTESTON Fl Of CITY AND
families and purchasers for the appIoacins hoi @
think will found by s The bs,, Of and una
larty and OF their House with high quail
tes low pce and upright deelitg is TOO well understood
5sna ad5 dny o R owqua Black
Tea Observe -StaneeIs will be particular TO remem'
be- Ii s sRa @ it.
are liable be led by LITTLE store Just sta ted at oa
M S00 % on SsS are anf pabe
viii also be pleased take that the Canton Tea Com
pay hs Sg D. Al Do he @ o5 Of d
FINE OLD WINES, FRESH FRUITS, &c.
CASSNER 6C YOUNG, No. l32 Chatham st.,
ent of selected Groceries, &c. wholesale and retail at the
sSUGARs-L Loaf, crushed powdered and brown Sugars
COFFEE-Java, Manilia Sumatra, Sc
NEW TEAS, of all grades and kinds
oIL-Sperm winter and fall strained Oil
SPICE S-Pure, ground and whole,
soAP.,CastiI!91, yellow, brown sn snd spniy, siafy
LoSDoN SAUCES and PICKLES, general ASSORTMENT timer
Scotch sSGl e1WsRai WRSas Cider and Band
G%Id sn American scotch eaa ae anu
Fresh Figs Raisins Gitton ouIants Grapes Le
BilS sS Seed SedI canary Hemp Kape Mst and fellow
White Comb Honey IN small boxes general assortment oi
foreign and domestic Preserves and Jellies
La Norma. Noriagas, Corregas and Principe Segars.
Sp, Peas Tspioca saso AHowIoo' Starch kce' iouI'
G. Y are the Agents for the celebrated Saratoga Pa
yior Water IN quart and pint bottles.
Goods shipped delivered any OF The CITY, free OF
expense us ID" 9I1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

FAL Il GOODS.
IORN HUTTON, "A Hudson-5treet, (opposIte
y HARRISON street, respectfully solicit, the attention OF ms
friends and the public his extensive and well selected 'tocK
of FALL GOODS. comprising the following:
FLANNELS.
Wslch. English and Domestic shirtng Flannsl; Gsuze
and English Swanskin red and yellow hann=ls Scotch Plaid
ing new and excellent article for drawers English and
Scotch Blankets.
Socb Yarn and English Lambs wool Hose and half Hese:
u;no Cashmere moh.r and s,1ony wool Hose; Scotch
~ Shirts and Drawers; English and German Cotton Hose
and HsfHose
M.riuos, Alpecka Lustrss, and Bombszinss
scotch Ginghas plain snd twled. lsIs. assortment
Black Silks, good assortment
French English ard Domestic Prints
IRISH LINENS.
Liner Sheetings; Table Linens; Towelng', Scotch and
Russia Diapers
sea Hose 5s:@
and chdlea oesfiy SIZE and quality 70 which together
H.ui teaisIiy call attention. n3o eodlm.
no LAwYERs-LAw BooKs.--The subscri-
ber having been the employ of Hsstsd aad Voor
HES for several ys pan mas 1d me Lsw Boo
Members of the Bar and studsnts Law, wishng
che | :, 'he be- intends 70 sell ss.y redaeed Pses5 Nassau
street door south Of Cedar street. SeT YoEk p
NORTH AMERICAN PHALANX,-All COM
IN municstons intended for Of the officers members
Of this Association until farther notice be directed
foIiows-N Phalan1, care of A. MePheIson No 2sl Wa
TRENCH LANGUAGE-Mons. Bekeart, pro.
e essor of the French Language begs inform his friends
tina now forming classes for besnnaTs, his residence
Private lessons given at home o, 4, he residence Of
the pupils. . nls
HAVANA SUGAR-3Q boxes brown, for sale by
II d GRINNELL, MlNTURN 4 Co. 10 soath.ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

$" History OF ALL CHRisrloN SEcTs AND
DENoMlNATIN This is too small work to bear
so ostentatious ttlepagc. book of its size
can hardly be dictionary of them. as die
ttoaary, it is valuable little reference book and
has passed through several English editions
Burgess, Stringer % Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

"a ECONOMY ANDFASHION.-Th subscri-
~ Der has reduced his imitation Moleskn Hats
" fur bodies the low price of 50 25 Theaooye
with Hats sold So so and So Also constantly manu- iact,
Fur and Silk of the best quality latest patterns and az tbs
lowest city prices
n B. counuy dealers supplied by the as low If nos
lower than BY any other house in this city.
J. w KELLOGG lJa Canal street,
s23 3m~ corner OF 1hompsono street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

LYR1A ArosroLlcA-First American from the fifth Eng
Iish Edition
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

Sws3 lNulA RUBBER BOOTS FOR La
ever offered now being manufactured after entire new
system we'll worth the notice OF the curious For ,ss by
d2 I'm HORACE II. DAY 81 MAihen Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
VOL. zgE. NO. eR5.

never ran so narrow a chance Of being placed at
the head Of American literature ashe. For what
he has lost he has to thank himself alone.
That he may find the publication of these Po-
ems profitable we most sincerely wish. They
ought to make the fortune of any man.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

The TIMEs-A SAT1RE.-This short satire
in verse on multitude of initials, and some full
written names. The author has evidently writ
ten poetry before, and composes with ease. 1t
contains several farhits, especially on Cooper and
some of our poets Published by Edwin A. Clay
ton, No Thames. street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

DEADY MADE COATS, WINTER
n FROCKS, CLOAKS, &e.-Extra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Goats Winter Frocks, Sacks, sc. Also extra
and medium quality Cloth Ccaks for sale 23l Broadway
American Hotel, opposits the Fountain: .
oI3 istf WM. T JENNINGS < co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

They put ap in the nea'ss style cards and IN boxes.
sold by the S4tiones generally Dealers supplied hy
AGENTS J. c. BARNET s CO, l67 Broadway, near Court
c. e. WRIGHT CO, New; YORK
Please observe that each Pen stamped full c. {.
Wright & Co.. New. York die ect6t%
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
READ THIS.

DARIEN, Genesee Co New York, june % 1913
have been afflicted with very bad cough for the last four
wears sometimes severely that would raise nething but
clear blood for troubled bad that was
not able TO labor ALL have been attended by eminent ply
most highly approved medicines the country all Of which
gave me no relief whatever Some few months slnce com;
m,nced taking Dr. Wistars BaSam of Wild Cherry. and
can ceerniy say derived benefit from bottle Of
Dr. Wistars Balsam than all the MEDICINE had eyer USED
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
sw-YoRH. FRIDAY aIoRNENcs, MARCH 10, ls43.

the weight OF positions so novel and SO startling
But we trust we have risen to q loftier point or
view, aHd from this higher level we see, or thlnS
we see, in the human race the elements OF har-
mopy-perverted, indeed, or undeveloped-but
vet, when rightly attuned, productive OF existed
harmony; rnsre exalted, perhaps, than tAe ina
ginat;on OF man, in its widest fights, has everyet
conceived.
L; viii thus be seen that what we call Associa-
ton claims to be nothing less than a true orsan'-
zation or arrangement OF men, as social oeing'
destined TO subsist By industry and TO enjoy its
products. 1t aspires TO perfect organization
one which shall place men IN correct relations
with each other and with external objects and CIR
cumstances; and thus open 10 them long career
Of happiness on earth, without blighting their hopes
OF a hnppy innortalitv hereafter.