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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
EELOW.
3brigs. Wind w, with rain.
SAILED,
Bark Paulina, fol Boston, via Long island Sound.

~ Socrates the wisest and best Of the Grecan phl9'o
pliers condemned 70 death under hs false accus,Sn M
coruptn the minds OF the youth and az TN. eDghteh
ed age, the sp OF barbarism st manifest. condemn
ing qnted 4nd naheard system oimplor
our aboes and en bndly refuse apply r~medy eat
s facts stubborn things and show c9ncu,;eiy tS @
incurakle diseases Will be Numbered with tie nns MAJ
were Scrofula which he's so long baled medical .hl =
eectualy and permanently cured BY s.sp sAR.Apa
RILLA and all diseases having th'r origin ~ an '
Of the blood, also chronic constitutional disorders.
Prepared aud sold whol-sai nd retA and for eIporeoh
by a. 3: SANDS g & o Druggists. (Gregte bnhdlnSti
corner o. Bros!wey ard Cham5e-s Sold also %
D. SANDS. 19 Fulton corner Of Gold st'eet; and FL
East Broadway rt Saretsset Price 81 per eotae
six bottles for s.
@ The two White Negro Children, Tcith Miss Alai
Certo, Madame Adolp- &c. Peaie, Museum MAKING
great BIZ for ONE snELLING
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

- NNrtStInns Festival at NibEO'S.-TEA
PART Ladies of the Franklin street X. D. Church
aaT evening" the 18th. Cnstuss night, a, Nibo's saloon
The proceeds TO be applied for the benefit Of the Church
An excellent oand OF Music engaged. The Suppe. Table
VIII he ready half o'clock and every thing will
De srE1nsed 10 make =, the Festival agreeable:
lckets 80 cents Children . cents: whch includes the sup
Co.'S. Il! Broadway Woran Hanshwout, 56l Broadway;
seoy, 80 BfoadwaY and OF H. v Sheddle g3 Beecker.
street d20 5tiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
CORONER,S OFFICE.

Yesterday. between II and II o'clock, as Mrs.
Jane Bell native of England, aged about so we. sitting
Gu chair in her room 81 E!dridge ST. she attacked
'-,h ft, and fell nsenble the floor Being placed on
a bed she died in lttlc than hour The inquest
showed thar she died Of congestion Of the brain
An Inquest vas held to-day al the City Hospital
on the bodv of E:sbsh Stone Of Ireland eyed
81. The deceased was washing Saturda:
Centre street considerably intoxicated when her corh,
caught fire. and she badly burned the side and face
Being carried TO the Hospital she died there yesterday az
,eruoon. Jerdict--death BY accidental burning
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
WAsHI.GToS, W ednesf

Gg and aith he sdl-ice and Of the Senate.
THOMAS MCGUIRE, OF Ohio, Consul for the
United State for Glasgow, in Scotland.
MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE, OF Pennsylvania,
Auditor OF the Treasury for the Post Office Depart
ment, IN the place OF Elisha Whiltlesey, resigned.
ALEXANDER G. Penn, 10 be Postmaster at New
Orleans, in place of Hon, J. B. Dawson, N. c., re-
sipTa1
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

This evening, near o'clock, Immediately after
the adjournment of the Police Court, as Justice
Merritt descended the steps OF the Halls OF Justice
in company with Aldermen Waterman and Wander
voort, and Mr.. De Witt, Counsellor at Law he Wa
approached by Jeremiah G. Hamilton III company
with George II. Morris and Benjamin H. Day, when
Hamilton called the Justice divers opprobrous
names, accompanied with oaths. The Justice
pushed Hamilton off with his hand, but, the latter
pressing on with intent to strike him. the Jus
ice struck Hamilton with his cane. Hamilton then
ran TO cart, and, seizing one OF the runSs,
raised it and pursued the Magistrate to strike huI
with il. when Il boy who saw the weapon raised
cried out TO the Justice who escaped ont OF the way
Officer Michael f. Walsh, who saw Hamilton pul.
suing the Justice with the currug, ran and selzcd
hold OF Hamilton and the rung at the same tune,
when George II. Morris and Benjamin II. Day res
cued Hamilton, who walked away Officer " alsh,
however, secured Morris, and Officer NlcGrath soon
brought in Hamilton and Day. Complaints being
made Justice Stcrens held each OF the three 10 bail
in ( 600 10 answer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

o. The Mail train yesterday sspsn hours in esoad
daylight coming from Baltimore Philadelphia. while ii
was but ve and halt the nigh; ftom Philadelphia
this city, The former distance j. tEie Il any thing, the
longer bat the latter includes the crossing Of large
rivers he Delaware aud the Hndsoa and the ferme. bu
one (he susquesanna This shows the difference between
GOOD road, w, good management, and those Of dies,
Shsrac.sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

MESSAGE or Gov. FITzPATRicA OF ALARAMs.-
This document is mostly devoted TO an exposition
of the condition of the Banks OF Inc State. The
Governor is out strongly against all Banks, and
presses a hope that those Of Alabama will be per-
mitted 10 go into final liquidation under the several
acts tog that purpose He reprehends in manly
terms the doctrine Of Reputation and proposes 10
raise hy tax the necessary funds to meet the interest
on the State Bonds falling due after 1914, up 10
which time provision has been made Tor its pa5-
uenI To avoid special legislation sud cons5-
quent expense 10 The people, the Message recon-
mends the passage OF a law giving power to the
superior Courts 10 incorporate towns and village,
commercial, manufacturing and mining companies,
and 10 confer the privilege offree dealers on married
women and secure separate rights.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

= The Arsansos Inte}ligemcer of the ID con
,ains the following Indian news:
The 'SaliDes' in the Nation are TO be rented out
10 the highest bidder for term of ten wears 10 none
but citizens Of the Nation The rent 10 be paid into
the National Treasury.
The Council has passed law, that hereafter,
license for marriage into the nation shall be issued
by the Clerk OF the National Council. petition
was gotten up by a reverend gentleman, Ia nativej
that law should be passed, allowing no more inter
marriages. Also n law prohibiting man from an
assault and battery on his own slave. G, chastis-
ing his negroes.
a law has been passed expelling Missionaries
from the nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
TP,om rIle True Sun q Noy. 2js J

t..rl
ber5-stgeet near Broadway has show" s 'oH1 o. s,
Futand Mo-skn SILK yias HIS bs, whie, ne 'r .,r,.
2 arc fuy equal rnot superior both ~ qna ai.aod
to those sold sls,u here for 81 Theyare er,f'n' ,sstv
article we examine. come Il - p "h.''' - uho
ha3soe 10 say those who not il the rraeI[+ .. I sas
cannot always aord TO purchase i't qa pa, si ,ae ind
go ard see them aud sssct fyoufseNe' 100 st,rnoa
one 10 your taste We take pleasure u ''''''
his beautiful assortment. .ll
We have been shown Of the Sa,s', Ent am and csa r
Silk Hats of Mr.. Spencer 81 fashionable
pGaoS H ~sany a made and o9sra,t ,D5 Pc se.p@s
III. 5 combine elegance daS,l, Ts .sn snq
as al sir spencet he will be sa;i'fd tIc.lens
o,;Hsn pMc+n,lemsn are that large and upPs2srs
.lv of the HAS thus noticed now On .e ibis especial
TO meet the great demand usua'i' SPENCER,
season Of the yaar. =, CbambeGs-stTeet
doe istaul
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

gr Mr.. Cole is now exhibiting ut the National
Academy OF Design, collection OF Paintings execn-
Ted by himself Among them are some of the most
beautiful ever produced by American artists, and
should be seen by every lover Of good painting We
shall speak more fully of them az another time.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

, A Twenty dollar bill on the Orange County
Bank at Chelsea, VT. No. 1924, payable to $. Mann,
Oct. 4, 1843, was mailed at Tunbridge, Vt. on the
4th inst and directed to this office. The bill was
distracted from the letter by the mail robbcr ol
Hudson, and the publication of It's description may
possibly lead to detection should an attempt he
made to pass it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

ES IA e.eful Accidsat occurred yesterday morn
ing a,a row OF new brick buildings going up in Han!
mond-st near Fourth. Three la5orers, John Lyons.
Patrick acDougal and Stephen Minton, were pre-
ciptaed by the breaking Of several beams, from The
4th story into the cellar, carrying number Of The
,inbers Of the other stories with them in their de-
scent. DR.. Miller was Immediately sent for and or
dered them 10 be taken to their residences 81 and
2Eleycnth-strcc, and found on examination, 10 the
astonishment Of all,) that there was not bone or
limb fractured, but TWO of them are badly bruised
One Oft them, Mnton, was so slightly injured, that
he again resurnedhis labor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

FFoN Nova ScoTL.-B& the Halifax papers ,s.
cciyed By the Ibcnia, we learn that lb rs,,,s,
& members of the next General Assembly b,. .S VI
recent elections, is asccraned The Conserrs,;r~aes
said TO have gained lit,le upon the Rc;oyns.s~>
but neither party will have decided maiory On I'll
questions
The Halifax Recorder of the 10th. consrs,,I,,.,
lis readers on the results OF the employment Of ,,
ters 10 prevent enclonchnen upon the Colonial SsI.
cries. Since the appointment of the CUTTERS;
SAYS the catch OF nackerel, only, exhibits an in.
crease of 10000 barrels annually; the exports iror,
our port alone this year will amount 10 $1,000 bar.
rels but in the year previous 70 the establishment; of
those vessels the quantity shipped hence did no, ey.
cccd 10000 barrels Bos,on Adv
~ The trial of Samuel Mohawk, the Seneca
Indian, OF Cat;araugus County, \. Y, for ,he MIR.
der of the family OF James Wigton of Slppervroc.k
Butler Co., Pa, last spring the particulars Of which
we published st the time, has resulted in verdcr
Of guilty.
We learn from the Albany Atlas that Jahez
D. Hammond of Otsego, Williams Stebbns Of New.
York and John B. Jervis. Engineer Of the Cro,op
Acqueduct, have been appointed Commissioners 10
locate the termination OF the Mohawk and Hudson
Railroad.
= The President has officially recognized Al.
bert Schumacher as Consul General o., Bremen for
the United States.
- The North RIVER is now nayisare for steam
ers as far up ae Rhinebec6.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

~ We understand ,hal an anonymous letter
lias been received by the onion Bank, making some
propositions in relation to the unsigned notes OF
rhat Bank which were in the missing trunks.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

~ Resolutions have been passed by the Ohio
Legislature mstucting the Senator and requesting
the Representatives IN Congress from that State
use their exer,ions TO procure the passage of law
20 reduce the compensation of the officers and agents
of the General Government thirty-,hrec and third
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
Upper POLICE OEEICE.

BURGLARY.-Daniel Wetherell and James Lloyd,
alias Samuel Patrick Jrthe latter the fellow who jumps
fror, uastheads of committed for breaking
into the Broadway Musea $50 Broadway, and stealing
violin worth do.- the property OF Charles G. Chan.
dl-r. LLOYD, alias Pa,ch, also committed for stealing
four dollars worth OF caco from the Of Mrs Margaret
Riley Il! Sixth avenue also for stealing valuable breast.
pin from Peter Yreavann, l26 Wooster 81.
AyorHER-Early on Monday morning, as Mr..
Edmund Broadway Of 90 Sixth avenue, his
shop he discovered it broken open and inside
gagged at his meat, who instantly fled He pursued aud
caught on. Of them named Philip Green after the latter had
thrown away bar aud bunch OF keys Green vas
lodged in prison
RESISTING AN OFF1cER.-Abraham X. Styvey.
arrested for resisting John NJ Deroy City Marshal IN
executing levy Styvers property, by virtue of pro-
cess issued out Of ths cour, Of Jossp ph Ho,e, Esq
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

TExAs.-The New-Orleans papers give revs
from Texas up to the 9th instant. There is verf
little news
The Morning Star says that difficulty is expert
enced IN the collection OF direct taxes and that II h
been found utterly impracticabe to get a dime III
several of the counties not only in the western but
eastern sections of the Republic. According 70 tI"
rs1irns already made, the taxes collected amount TO
only $4,000. The Vindicator says $1,000 OF this
are uanralable, and deducting ID per cent. from tic
balance for the expenses OF assessment and colec-
ton. and only s. $50 are left the disposal OF tie
government The Secretary OF the Treasury csii-
Tna1p las wear that the from direct taxation
would amount TO S120,00O, and we have little doubt
that this sum could have been collected ii the iaWs
had been so modified TO ensure the collection OF
| taxes in all the counties
The Houston Telegraph says, 'IfTcxas should
,o, he annexed 10 the United States. ii viii be Tor
her interest 10 throw open her ports TO the world
The Monsieur Violet Of Manya is certain adj
venturer who has figured in Texas in 1912, under
the name of Count de Narbone.
From THE SANDWICH ISLANDs.--Letters from
an officer Of the L. s. ship Constellation. dated
Oahu 8th of August, states that the ship would sail
for California on the 10Th of August, leaving Napa-
raso about the 1st of December for the L. States.
The C.. had been on the China Station, bur comes
home ground the world, and was so far on her way
on the 9Th of August. Speaking Of the case of tie
Ariel, schooner sailing under American colors and
engaged in the opium smuggling trade, the writer
soYs that il is the practice o.; some Americans tC
send s out clippers to China, transfer them to some
renegade American and turning the regular crew
on shore, sail them under our flag, for the English
Rio GRASDE-Some Mexican traders who lately
arrived at Bexar reported that the Mexican Govern
men had, at the request OF Gen. Wo authorized
the Commissioners to meet at Matalnoras, and con-
clude the agreement relative TO the trnstice. The
Commissioners, when this order arrived, were or
their way 10 Laredo, and Immediately turned back
10 Matamoras. There are abou, three hundred
Mexican troops at San Fernando and the same mum
Der al NIatamoras,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

STEAMBOAT BuRSr.-The steamboat hershaw,
Capt Chase, from Columbia ior this port, with 966
bales Cotton, was totally destroyed by fire on the
night of the 18th inst. whilst living the plantation
OF j. c. Singleton, about 20 miles below Columbia,
with the entire cargo, al which place She had com
pleted loading. The kershaw was owned by Hill
lizard & Brooks, and we understand was not insured,
Lt'harl tn.l Cnir. 2th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

~ Mission Ealr,-rhe i.ales o! me '.sss;sr hsst
Church of me fpany mo as- 70 I'd Far for n. Osh:g M
said ehu columbian Hail }js ir5ni f'fgs ttssr
5 tie EoTeIy, h- 25f' zj ~; 22i; "! ia "a
tlau. A. n 10 o NJ Tue l-ttto.-e oi rhett i'ek
estuty soltslrd Doia ions 2,, ~, kG s ~ i5ag,, M
= en- steef .ss Sesd .3 su f1ik street; 's ~ der
t;omss. 2s2 East B6eiay; Mrs. v. Fr2sFJ ia as
,tTeet, Viz. Z. lr.g ford. Z! A,tan.ey strr-l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DEC. 9a.--l P. \


PORT OF NEW-YORK, DEC. G2.--l p NJ.
IMMATURE ALMANAC-THiS DAY.
Hs j Sss 81 11s NooS 81 r1sSas yshs srs
LATEST DATES.
London -. December > Htyre ...... December
Liverpool ..... December s New Orleans December "a
CLEARED,
Baik Saxony. Scudler Mobile Sch aestine Stephen
ou,.IIi'ade!phi1r a B Cooley & C-.
ARRIVED.
Big VIII, Lockport, from ST Bartholomew 2i December
specie and rndze schlesncer Left bark William Ken
netY Martin. from Philadelphia for st Jnomas same day.
December lat 256 long 66 3 spoke ship DumbartUn from
London. fCr S.w orleans. - days Dec lat lon
II u.s. passed brig PGcs de Joinye Of Newport RI steering
10 the southwald.
BriS Wexford, Norton, from Philadelphia and 20 hours
from III. Capes corn, - Fox.
Schr George Pollock. CASEY, is from Newber, Nc
ya' stores. Blossom. Sailed in company with schs
Thomas WynnS and Sarah.
Schr Cleopatra, Jennings ds from Wilams;own, NC,
corn and slaves, u master.
Schr Eclipse, Smith OF and from Great Egg Habor for
Nev York pine wood On Wednesday evening 10 O'Clock,
of Great swamp run into by an unknown schooner.
which carried head water and head rigging and do
irs considerable other damage.
Schr Enterprise Ross Milton Del, corn, to B y Fox
Schr x4nder, P=Eor ds from Philadelphia, mdz' 70
Cooley s. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

HOLIDAY PRFsESTsPsrsous wishing 10 make presents n
the line OF Watches ard J-w-ry weud do vel. 70 call
old Trend A. c. BURR, poweIy They vii khere ind
IL rate assortment OF articles that ne iYou purchase
yen can depend upon getting an article as good
mep9.i bv him
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

FAcroRr BuRST.-The Cotton Mil belonging to
the Easleve Manufacturing Co. situated about one
mile west Of the village Of Holden, was burnt with
nearly al its contents. about one o'clock OF the
morning OF the 10th INST. L contained about 5000
spindles. The amount OF tie loss s notaseertaned,
There was insurance on the mill and stock ior
$4,000. Worcester Spy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
CITY INTELLIGE nee.
ASSAULT uPON \ JUSTICE

90 For Report OF the Trial Of Moses Y. bsach fos
libs on Bepann Il Day, On continuatlou SEE Last fsg
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

10, HAYS LrNiMESr and LIS's BALM CHINA is war
ane any PILES money shall De- IeiuIl-
ed To be had only 81 Courtlagdstrse North Fn.s'.
Phila.; 50 Cofahill, Boston d2S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

J." The attention of Travellers, Business men
and Immigrants, &c. is invited to the advertise
ment of HARNDEN 4 Co, which viii be found in
another column in this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

The New England Society celebrate fhei! Einni-
very this day al the Tabernacle. The Hon. Rufus
Choate viii deliver an Grafton. The ceremonies
commence at o'clock precisely. Seats Free.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
RICH AND GLORIOUS!

THE NEW WORLD coniessadly stand. atrhe head OF ths
Literary Journals Of this country and it, influence aud CIR
Cuaton aFe widening every dly Where else can To' na
such glorious intellectual rpast here serged for 'ne w
fling sum OF CENTS Those who d-nv ac'p'
oi The World every Saturday who be4 or oorro" S
pence d-prre Themselves Of urury which theY il'4e
dream.
cies, ogina! and seecet-ales Essay. Skcches P6sTT
Criticisms, Editorials, Gcemb.acipg evc.y Tariety OF 'up
J-ct grave say and rende:nz Of he most ape
and interesting numbers OF this King Of the WeeAss.
Subscription s2 year; CO single To be had si
ha and boys ~ mai! 5ub.crters who pay s'if
year advance win receive copy Of the urnia'ed eo
toa Of The Mysteries OF Pa5s, complete in sn noH
ber y ne2T volume commences on tf- 5ft oi JlE''''
when YIi! sppear dress Office "a Aars .tfr,i'
az ,ViNLlHrS T!.l< tG5iisfsF.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
Commercial and Money Matters.
r-For sale: The stoc'; E-cAongs, see Last Page,

q For sales ct HE Stoci: Exchange, see Last Page,
THvRspAr P. NJ.
The sales st the Board to-day were to considera-
ble extent but the market was heavy and prices
generally fell on. Al the second Board the market
vas rather firnleT.
The news from the other side by the Hibernia in
relation 10 American Stocks il very favorable. Con-
fdence had in great measure revived, and large
demand existed for Stocks, both Tor investment and
speculation. The quotations are nearly up TO The
rates carried out from this side by the steamer OF
18th Nov. Some orders have come ont for stocks.
but limited too low, and q few stocks have come ont
for sale Letters state that if Pennsyl should
resume the payment Of her interest there would be
rapid improvement both in prices and demand. The
following the quotations as gwen Ill Barlng
Circular:
Alabama Dollar IS 10 to y Fer ceat; DO sterling ~ to 80;
Illinois 6es G Indiana IS 20; Louisiana Bank 1911 81 TO SO;
do Con- Asso 5 do Union Bank 81 10 e. do Crlzens
ryand Sterling 62 6i Mississippi lanefs 90 buyers
% un9n 80 do New York IS 81 70 s3 Ohio It's Sr 90 20 g5
Tennessee 6, SO 70 9C ylrsn2 os 80 S3 s2
co. S sellers; soI'ai Bank shares 2s Ds9sons Debenss
5l Rothschilds do II TO iG.
For Illinois there was large demand. Consld-
erable sales could be made III the lowest quotations
given above Add the exchange and the above
prices in most approach nearly to The range OF
our market and in the OF Ohio Is fully as high
We understand there were none OF the notes OF
the james Bank in the missing trunk oi Pomcroy
The package Of $ll0O stated 10 have been in the
trunk has since come TO hand, having lett Albany
the night after the robbery.
Ones of the Tradesnan Bunk altered TO f1reS
have been put in circulation. They are very skill
fully done, but may be detected by the 'gnette.
The genuine Fires have no vignette in the centre.
Thompsou's Bank Note Reporter also notices
very dangerous fraud Fires pUrporlnS to be Oh
the Onondaga County Bank, altered from some
worthless Bunk note. This counterfeit may be de
iected also by the vignctte which is a stip under
saiI, in Il circle. The genuine bills have no ship on
any part.
A considerable number Of owners OF Illinois land
in this city have signed letter to Gov Ford of Hi
nois expressing their willingness to be taxed for the
payment of the interest on the State debt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
EVENING EDITION
FRIDAY, 2l O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

MlsslssPPI.-The following statement shows
the comparative vote on the highest officer at the
las. four Elections, viz:
= Whis s39-Totq! E5ote for Cgy<1neg; Loco. Va;
Edward Gfner l3SS5 Alex. u McNut IsGa ,'';. a;;.
1910 fotGi J-gis fg1 prestd,nf. '''''V '''!'
"am II .[T,.o7 5lI T,i M'[a "a IAN B,ea 1925 asa
DAVID Shat;gek 6772 Tllsh ii. Tuck: .9o,9 , %,
George H. Clayton. .,tS Albert {; b own 2,,s, -.
Tho. II. Williams. Bond. .9agns v - ~ ',a.9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

4 SiOST Revolving CAsE.-A woman by the
name of Hannah Robinson was yesterday brought
up before Mr.. Justice Bowen, charged with the
prostitution of her daug ghter, Girl OF years,
Tor the sake of gain. The girl had been picked up
in the street in d state of bcastly inoxication, and
taken to the watch-house. When she became So
ber the place in which she found herself gave rise
to palpable sense Of her hapless degradation. 1t
was lnen, with tears in her eyes, that she unbur-
dened her heart and stated that her wretched situa
ton was the fruit of the treatment which she had
received from step-father and her oScn mother =
She stated that they had obliged her 10 prostitute
herself 10 support them IN dleness As she told
her tale she became conyulsed with grief and her
sobs pierced the hearts OF all who heard her pitiabe
story.
On her mother being brought before lIr Bowen,
the girls story proved 10 be substantially cor
rect and both mother and daughter were sent 10
the jiail-thc former punishment for her guilt,
the latter for want Of fitting place, whereby,
if possible 10 reclaim her.
There is no law, VIC believe, which compasses
this crime on the part of the hag OF mother, and
the vagrant act is necessarily put III requsition IN
all such cases.
Here may see another OF the doiugs OF rum.-
To buy the poisonous, maddening draught, daugh-
ter is whipped INTO prostitution; and then TO cover
up the iorbdding, soul-saddening reflections which
rush upon the girl as She recalls to herself the
hours OF purity and virtue she herself fees the
cup. Providence Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

- VIuCt Vh s!fe 70 oFVefy ;r'tre lnSuIahye
20 iS,, @ r",Iri ol olsna sees' NJ
TONERS and The public that the will continue at n
Institution this city acndng those COMPANIES thai adver
se return 10 rer cent JAMES LOVETT, Presidelt.
PETER PScKSEY, Secretary. ~ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

u kEstS SoAP-Th- geat ditcpity IN obtaining this
SOAP genuine has Induced the subscribers !npot quantity
dneGt Those wishing the article VIII ;ad TIE present sup
ply fresh and OF a superior orsliiy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

x SAVE ALL YoU CAS.-Ccus,ock's E1t,ac, Of Sarsc.
Raia warranted equal 10 sold for dollar per Bot
lie for rst half the pce, VIZ 50 per Bottle 81 per
doz be had n q CouItIands,reet North Fith-sreet
Phadelphia 80 Comhll, Boston. d22
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

u HEwEs NERVE ana BONE LISlMEyr and INDIAN
VEGETABLE ELi1Is warranted Any case Of RHEC-
MArisM matter how To be had at q Cou and-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

PLASTER.-We notice sales two cargoes Noya
Scotia att 25 cash, delivered here.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22

LNrEsI
London 81. -. December Hayre December
Liverpool -. December New Orleans. . December u