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Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06

JESSE BARKDULL.

RICHARD IELWARDa F4Is s. "a
lBOOEaBlNDAB NS3D STAR10NAMp
Maine Street. neat GUY HofeL 81
RNHE subscriher las constantly on hand 9 supply
Z of STATIONERY Of every description, fol
SALE cheap fol CASH VIZ $780, u.i q 3,
SUPERIOR ROYAL, ROYAL, MEDIUM. DEMI
FOLIO POST, CAP & LETTER PAPER
Plain Ruled
QUILLS, STEEL PENS BLUE & BLACK
WRITING INK SEALlNG-WAX,
Waters. Sand, sc.
ALSO. q supply Of Blank- Books, vi< ;: rs /,
Ledoers Cotton.
Journals, Record, and tafe
Invoices, DAY BOOKS, naei
Cash, tsI as.i
Too ether Nth varisiy Of Catholic Books, ris:
pouay Bibles, quariO suTesta,nsnt 9 Prayer Books
vo., and l2 mo. sizes; OF every description.
Thomas Of Kempis, The Principles Of Csshs
Ceremonies Of the Mass, Ines,
Camel of Trent, Visits to the Blessed
Galltzen's defence Of Ca cIament
thollc principles, ractca keiieelions, Il
Cobbeit's Rsfomation Month Of May,
Winners End Of Couirover TletSher's Controvsl
sey versy
qyepssn i sSy BSSs 1T '1sstsa % h:
ton.
AIsO-EpiscOpal prayer books; Watts and select
hymns.
Blank Books made to order & any pattern which msy
be required. Old boOks, newspapers and periodicals.
carefully rebound. 81. -,
Any orders from the country through the Post Office
will be PunctuaIly attended TO;
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06

4UIl4 nNI DISSOLUTION.
SEi partnership heretofore existing betveea +.
NJ, Baily ". F. Hardin, under tl.e name S rs'
style Of yames NJ. Balls. & Co., i this dav dssab's5
y mutual consent snd Ne drbis due said fam, are
placed n me hands Of B p Hsfdin. vhO alone Is an.
oI4ea e eopee1 'he semes and sgn lie Rame Of the
No" ." "9u'oa"on. JAS NJ. BAILY.
81. w. ?. HARDIN. :
10Y. % iefS. 80. q
and tae ssid J n. Daily will san,nae in business
We 49, s'sno. JAS M. BAILY.h
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06


TIME frm ofFrankln n. Dun. Or whom he under
"A signed was partner. waa Dissolved On the 21ih
net, BY The wthdfawsl and abpcopdiug Of sutd Frank
+. q. Dunn. The goods and ehseis pf said frA have
assigned By an INSTRUMENT IL writing. @ James
banner, Of N. Orleaua @ secure o him debt dee ~
The said firm. W.B. DUNN.
Nov. 9Th. l1e4s
THE undersigned viii continue Che business ngent
DuJ. Bonner. 10 whom 81 persons indebted 70
F. Hoodynn viii make payment w. B. QUINN
Woodvlls. Nov. 80 Isas. 90
JUST RECEIVED,
TnlREC 4 from 81. Louis, quautily Of Cast
~ ings and Squirrel Shot, --for snle 81 4
w. L. COLLINS.
Also
Nd ECEIVED on consignment, collection Of
~ BOOKS, from the Book concern, Cincin>
matt, which will be sold at the inyoice prices
ALSO
T WILL keep coDsianily on hand supply Of
a Baggiag. Rope and Tonne, for sale: on CON
sienmenS. w. L. COLLINS.
July Is, 1874
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06
NOTICE.

I
r ETTERS Of Administration on the Estate Of Ella
Ia abe III Stockett dec'd.s atthe November Term
Of the Probate Court Of Wilkinson county having been
granted to the und sgued notice is hereby given 70
I'll persons indebted 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims TO present thems as prescribed ~
law or they will be barred.
.N ia sAML. Fl. sTOCKETT, Admir-.
Nov. - 1913. 49,. As
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06

NOTICE.
CAT the next February term Of the Probate
Couft OF wilkinson county the undersigned
Guardian Of Amanda c., AdaliDe and Ctas.
4. Coon, will present. bic accounts with said
wards foF final settlement and allowance.
JAMES kIcNEELEY, Gd'r
Dee ~, fe48
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06

= FOSTER respectfully Informs The public that
ne has resumed the business OfcOlleetng; those
who wish 70 save time end troubles can doso by pac-
ing theis claims 10 his hands, as he will give the strict
est aienlloh 70 ell business entrusted to bis care and
he will also act as agent for newspapers sent to this
post Office.
TERHs r Al sums under 500. ten per cent, unless
b speciHl coalFaetAi sums over oio0 under IS 90
I'VE per ,-a sums over $500 three per cent--ae
counts cosed BY note l-2 per cent.
n b. AL monies transmitted BY mail Or otherwise
70 p . he Fsk Othu owner. Once vest end Of Com.
me1eial Rows ti
Ws0dviIle. Sept q 1875. 81
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06
II IN7 ~.
1880 NEN CASH STORE.

ldG Messrs kann e JGkobfs old siGnd--ons
door above Seharls 4 DGnieI)
Il subscribers have JUS, received the follow
articles
FiBe French M8slins,
Do. French and English Oalicoes,
Fine Bopnels, muslin and straw,
Shoes Of all description,
Also, large Apartment Of Spring Clothing,
hats, booia Croeketywase, &c ,--too many atii-
cles 70 mentions lsadirs are invited to call and
examine Coz lhemselves, as shall cell very low-for
cash only. S. HAAS g. co.
March Il. 1919.
Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1844-01-06

BOOxS q N8OES.
THE undersigned have just received
general a-sortneut n BOOTS d SHOES q
eve,v description, toI Ladies. Ge,rtlemep a,ld
Children, Which they will sell az the lowest
p,iccs for CASH .e. ,.ss. assil
They also MANUTAcTURs all kinds of Boots
& Shoes, to oder 81
PEA y HERMAN,
N, bah RSticles, ei,heI sold Or mani
facluied by them are wnmanted.
H.
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VOL. zy. no. 22z

C4KoI1S. W1SEs-We have now in cur oifice
apeci.nens Of eight different kinds OF wine, from
grapes grown Of the vineyard oil Dr. Sidney Srnilh,
rear RoberiyilIe. Beaufort District, 5. G. DR.. 5.
assures us that they are the pure juice OF tne grape
without the addition Of any epirits whatever. One
OF the specimens ia from thu vintage Of 1898. an
other from tina, Of 39, and the other six from ba; of
toe present year. They differ in flavor according
to the species of grippe FROM which they we're ex-
pressed the name of which they generally bear, as
the Warren MADEIRA, La Clarence, Catawba, Soup
panoDg, Virginia Seeding, &c. &c. DR.. S. informs
us that he has on hand some 500 gallons OF theee
wines. which he finds useful for all medicinal and
culinary purposes, such as The light Ffench vines
are used for. Another conference.-the. Weller OF
BrinkIeyyiiie, N. C.-says that from several OF his
ScuppanoDg vines he has made from half barrel TO
barrel, each Of wine. One of Norton's Seedlings,
FIVE years in culture, produced q bushels of grapes,
and gallons Of juice. He gays, 300 gallons Of
wine per acre is considered CAPITAL yield, in Eu-
rope but from his experience, thinks 1000 gallons
per acre. by good culture, can he realized in North
Carolina. !Sayannah Repub.
REMARKABLE TREE.-In passing through the
small village Of Prly, near Lausanne, was shown
tree OF extraordinary size, which nus beea an OBJ
jet Of particular notice far than three hundred
years. T. is used like wall for posting up all sorts
of p!acarda, and il was devoted TO this be-
fore the Reformation. When Luther had COM
rnenced his contest with the Pope, decree was
fixed to this Tree, condemuatory ofhs famous theses;
and some years later, The Barnese lords posted up,
on hS same tree an edct for the reformation ofths
canton OF Vaud, which, you will recollect was then
subject 10 Berne. lPha- PresoytsrlaD.
HUmoR AND PoLIrIcs.-The Editor of the Niles
(sIichigan) Courier, Wing paper, thus humo
rousy aludes to his losses on the recent election:
The Loco Focos round this town are getting quite
dressy, while the Wings look poor church
mice. Well, we won't growl; but ii CRATES con-
founded hard TO rig fellow out ftom head to foot,
and then have him cut your acquaintance"
AccIDEST.-Robert Free, while grinding koives
on one Of the griudstones Of Bartholomew's Knife
and Fork msnufnctory, at Bristol, R. |. on Monday,
was instantly killed by The bursting Of the stone.
The stones were driven by water power, end the
fragments of the one which burst were driven
through the wall Of the building into the open air. \
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We find in the Pensacola Gazette. OF the 9TH inst
the proceedings of meeting hed that place to revive the
project OF Railroad from that place. through part OF Geo
ga. to Montgomery, Ala. Dillon Jordan, Esq presided. a
Committee appointed for the purpose rnads report which
UNANIMOUSLY adopted setting forth the importance of the
Improvement or the links in the line OF Atlantic
communication which win time extend from the Bay ofthe
Pusssnquoddy ohc Gufof that the project wns
practicable asceI,aned by surveys Of competent engineers
Tho committee also regard the work important view Of
steam Communication between the Eas: udes and Chngres
and thence the Ihmus &c the Gulf and to Pensacola
from whence continuous line of steam communication would
afford the most rapid intelligence TO Government from the
Pacific Ii was resolved To correspondence with the
Northern Cities and navigation companies, and
In Georgia and Alabama.
bill has been introduced iato The Illinois Lagisa
tnre to ascertain he proportion Of ssch county the State debt
and to permit tia counties Pay up their proportions Of sd
debt IN Stale bonds scrip money &c nd then be for
discharged from any taxes account public debt
Another pan get before the Legislature but which,
expected, will be prsposed- permit aadholrs to pay
up their proportion of the public deb and secure their lands
or afterwards from taxation OF debt
Mr. Ystes OF Morgan, has introduced bah for tho payment
oil the interest the State debt he ca the x
per bond and three pc, bonds tsef stead
AT Louisville, Eastern Exchange is now ebund-
and selling freely &c premium by the banks Bib md
checks New rieass sight, to cent premium; %
do interest off, days to months cent and inter.
e. CIT; over months, interest and per cent OF,
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DEiTZ, BROTHER & co.
10. I2 IrHn-srRFEr. NEW-YORA,
Am No. s. FIr1Tna-aragEr. ERookLrs.

sl.D IFU U : tI-FVls-sT atL 3 i<LSKJE-1@. -
Original nTsnio End zoa manufacturers genuine DoTe
LaEIp Also. ,acuacurSs snd delcrs IN uspruved Cam
rhens anr7 Solar Lanlls Gfaadoes Hal LANES ana Ian
;pr. 6r ind Sr Shades, Climates aid israp Gisne. OF
eli knts Lamp Wick, Pure Sperm Oil CTm9hene a1d Burn
or prlens or c-sh- seas
BRITANNIA FVARE-Tbe subscriber has on hand iew
rnre Dixon :. ScEs Britannia Tea Se:s, with the new!y
iuyented Patent Ten Exac0te best article ever invented
f Tea Also aarge assortment of Lrnps tn the .a1u-
iurtnry Of hieSenzee Sons, COMPRISING the latest Ensisn
uatten. Hook Bottles glh silsepp eorss, mos eissHnty
TEA TRAYS N sess CT scpara,ey, large ssocnt Of
rev partsrns-
The above Goods offered at low prices car e por
ehaseG for st any other store in the city, By
WM. Z. SToGFEEBUR6H.
Is Fulton, between Broadway and NassEu-sf;
ve.pated Castos and Cak Baskets fer sale aboyed
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS:-Any Gentleman or Lady
cali at L. BARONTo'S MUSEUM OF AIRS, % orchaId-
street. between Grand add DIVISION Streets where may De seen
Aabas,er Back Marble Spar Agate Yellow S,sae Salac
tie Red and various other Marbles Verde d Prso, Granto
SC &c consisting of various Of Gsnups Figures, Bu,
azzss. Hebs Ever, E1.cnp Vase Csndle:siek TaPer
Pieces She-Vases Oval Vases amps Bottle Devonshre
and Warwick Vases, Groups and Single sEs Tabe. Flor
(ozzoly and Ring Vn.cs Paper Weights Stands, Card
Boxes. Gard Stands SNUFF 8oxes, Amantns, P1ntings OF
Mount Vesviu Naples, Books on CcDcholo:y Mnerae.y,
Geology Marine, Blanis,, &c. &c Price Of Articles, from
< cents sS Cleaning and Repairing OF every descrIp
tion on moderate terms. dig Wv
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR TIE holidays

EYOUNG BUSS KICtfAhIIs, y Iep!icW oI tne Oiu tos.
"A and fer many Yeas In hrs employ, has, connection
with F. 3. Fancher, n regular fanciet N boots and
hes hung up several thousand pa;Ez of Boets aud Shoes
m their oyr hos aad seves az Boxsy, under Croiol
Hnu which they viii eh>eu transfer To the feet OF Q.
many their friends and the pubIs as MAJ &c pleased to eX
by selling the btwurk unprecedented low priccs Their
5sen srre stock having bseu scted within sho time,
IA cf The iest ard most approved styles and wGSa.hp
with correspond oac sns Only : out OF tops
tbeir foods 70 ofts alest kind Remember Revery
Der CIotoa Hall (te1SwF1 FANCHER &HdCHARDS. :
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TIsEEgI. ART!cLEs FQR PREsE 5 81 &

JTSEFGL ARTICLES FOR PRESENT@FRANCIS &
III IOITTE Ell, II Maiden Lare, have hnba large
,o;tmeat OF articles suitable 70, Presents ch they invite
the aeacn Of their trends and the public Their assortment
Card Cases of superior nis' Chessrnsn five different
Gle in Csc ncudnS yunety,
elegantly ornamenisd-Rosewood Writing Desks, compete,
fninii with Pearl-Portab!e Winy Desks. Ne Plus Ultra
styje Pearl Holders, Motto Seals Iyorg Tablets Playing and
Vr,ng Cards Pn.tfohos with and without ock.PorceaIn
Fancy ard Plain Note Paper, En.elopes. DC, &c-
FRANCIS < LODTREL, Manufacturing StatOBers,
dis Inn a Mniian Lane between William ard Gold IS.
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MILL EuaST.-About o'clock on Thursday
morning LAST, the Cotton Lap Mil near the Wissa-
hickon, in Ro1borough township, Pa, owned BY
Mr.. Gorgas, was discovered 10 be on fire, and, be-
fore assistance could be rendered, the whole was
burnt down, including dwelling, used as store
house.
FIRE IN FREDERICK, ND.-In Frederick last
Friday stable adjoining the Market House was
burnt down, whence the flames communicated 10
the Market House and the roof of that building was
destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

For further PARTICULARS and conclusive evidence Of
or efficacy sec p,nohe which nas be obtained of agents
grGts
SANDS, wholesale Druggists, 70 Full street, Now 0rk.
Sud tlso By Druggists generally throughout the UnteH
h4.ffl.. bottles Tor So.
Sunds's SaEapnriln that hns been and constantly
sissases which the human rnme subect therefore ask
tts Snntls's Sarsaparila, and take other. do
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The TRIBUNE.

~ TAG WEsreRs LITERARY Journal AND
,.sa.,,y REVIEW, No. ii. for December, fully
,hs high expectations excited by the first num-
Ira articles are generally of superior cast.
~. marked BY intellectual vigor and excelen,
,,s both in respect to the selection OF their topics
'. ~ st,e in which they are written. For proof
.s,s;s se need ouly refer to A Cruise in Lake
3, .,hohee, sketch which we ppbiished yes,er-
j.. (, mart md which is concluded in our columns
.sd.y. Here is Poem full of lofty sentiment
l,noiIy expressed:
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Public Stock Exchange

The following advertisement of the French Gov
eminent for the usual annual supply Of Tobacco, OF nte
rest to the growing regions and therefore publish
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BE FIRM,--BE TRUE!


As the sun
Ere Il is ri,en, sometimes paints it image
10 fhe atmosphere, sd often do the splrits'
n1 great events stride ON before the events
Ana 10 to-day already walks tomorrow
ma - ScHrLLER's' VaigensteiR.
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DALLS, PARTIES. NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES. sc.
D Those gentlemen who intend enjoying the festivities of
segsnn requested examine rich and rare assortment
of fashionable SCARFS, GRAVATS. DRESS GLOVES,
&c received by late arrivals from Pars and London. The
present of the above articles have been selected with
great attention. well calculated give satisfaction
gentlemen ct taste and fashion, The subscribers would call The
their md strangers visiting s cg 10 their
large and well selected assortment ri the following goods,
Linen and Muslin Shirs lel utter the most approved French
method. # the form Of IKE oecrcT Sk. MefIno, lsnls
Wool Flannsl md Bbck.kip SHIRTS mad Dawes; Velvet
Cashmere and other Dressing Robes: Hosiery Linen and SILK
Poke kechefs Crnvat and Scarf stocks. Riding Belts Pa
tent Elastic shoulder Braces, Susenders- Bucain Merno
Cashmere Cloth Beaver. and Goat Skin Gloves, &c ecc.-
Gentlemen srrs above articles vii be certn to
find them their TIE old establishment Of
PARSELf.S s AGATE, 30 broadway,
dI Corner of PARK Place.
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CoNsUMPTIoN.

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hopeless
have firmly established superiority every former
medical discovery II has always been styled Nature own
Prescription, being formed chiefly from chemical extracts from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tartwo TINT are icky scntter
ell wherever diseases of the lungs prevail We give lew m
st1nces Of It's extraordinary from cataogue almost
without end.
lady (addres will be the New. York Agency who
by all of her physicians to die OF consumpo.
had hard rnol for months the slderased among large
quantities OF matter sort OF bony ubstuncehHd TAKEN no
medicine for months, beng past ali hOpeentireiy cured
By few bottles Of this Bal,m IN September and Oct lSi
a. Williams, ESQ. Attorney SIC. New York. cured oil spns
modc asthma of - years standing, certified To by Recorder
Ialluladge and ]. Power, d. ID,
A. CaIen, n Y City. who had slept, lying down, tor
years. beng obliged To sleep sitting pOsture) so e: cured
attend To his business In the most stormy weather.
Thomas Bradlee ESQ. J. r. JaTaaca L. l. cured OF asthma
OF 10 years standing.
Thomas Cozens Haddcnied N J. tesnies under oath TINT
he had violent cough and the side months rn;sed
,urge quantities OF corrupt natter-ao much blood -his ply
scinns could do but little Tor hn-Euve h Is 81 mercury
consumption -eney cured by three bottles OF WstHrs
Bnlsam
Mrs Anna D. Hopkins of Knowlesvie, n. Y entirely
ed of liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen months
standing.
Jacob Hoffman. III. D. Huntingdon. cured child OF p
Schroebe of obstinate disease Of the lungs after he Ind tired all
the usual remedies in vain.
Gases daily occurring part OF the country which
prove nconestby the be superiority Of this Basam in every
shade ofung and liver every other preparation ht
erto known 4. the world.
Sold ut 81 Ann.strecf, by ISAAC BUTTS md by agents
in NIL parts ofthe United States. ST 6ms
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ADMINISTRATION DIES TIA

AVIS AU COMMERCE.
M Les Negoans qul seruient dams Intention de en-
DIRE des Iabacs exoques pour approvonnemen dos Manu-
factures Roynes prevents quill sern procede nu Minis
tere des Finances seance pubQue ludjudcaon Sons
Submissions cachetes. ,ayolr:
lie 20 L1Ruier, 1916.
Can't Milo r--~ c-:ll--' 4
2. De Cling Cent Mile kogammes de Tabac feuille de
Kentucky, superior. de Ia recoe de 1874:
g. De Quatre Cent Mile kogruDme de Tabnc en- feues de
Maryland, superieur. de In recoltc dc 1874:
T. De deux Millions de kl0g de TabGc fcules de
VrgInne de Ia recote de 1874, conforms deuz Types
s. DE deux Millions de Kiogammes de Tabac ieuiles de
Kentucky, de Ia recolte de 1884, conforms tro Types
g. De deux Millions de klogrnmmes de 1nbnc ieues de
Maryland de 10 recoe de 1Sii, con!orme tros Types
II eviu fat sonlSsiOn s6plree, chncune de
les touuSture; Les Submissions Seon opposes Table
du Consul. a rouvertuie de la s6nrce,
Les Types conome desquels les yrasons deyont etre
aes deposees manufacture de Paris gu lie Commerce
pourra les vor tous les jou de Midi Quatre heures.
Paris 10 Y SovembTe, 1874 -
lie Conseiller d. Etat
Drecteur de L Administration.
(Signed) VIE SIMEoY.
n B. Des exempaires de Gathers DIES charges APPROVES
Par NJ. lie Mntre des Finances scrvr de base Cha
des udcnt0ns son mis- In disposition de Commerce
de New Yofk cu rourra prende connaisnnce. Ia Chan
ceeIe de Conula General de France S3
tous es i0uIs, de II d 2 heures 49,
lie Consul General de France
l.. DE LA FOREST.
Comparative Statement of most of the different
kinds of property that arrived at cleared from Clave-
land by way OF the Ohio Canal during the years 1913 and
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DUMPS-Douhe action light az force pumps Of all sizes
to raise from ~ To 900 galious water per minute
Cast .rsn Fcuntrirs Of ynrious PATTERN.
Fire Engines ara Hose, &c. manufactured BIZ
dl 3m ID. i. FARNAM, . Fulton street
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LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES!

rgNHE best of SWEDISH LEECHES. large md medium
size. imported by G. a. & II. WHITE 30 John street,
for sae from this dsie. AT ONE SHILLING EACH. in any
Adsmson. Oliif & Brghams. 45l Broadway; ]. w. Bas
sets 81 Broadway and Blocker; ChuTchs Dspensary B
PSI Pearl streets w: D. Crumbie's, 25S Bowery; Jnr'ss
Crumbs's corner yf BoTey md Fourth street; 4 J. Cod
eornsr OF Bloadway and Eighth street, ;. Dadds, 2.
Sixth Avenue: Tn. T. Green's S9 Rroadwuy; NJ; n. Fow
sr corner q Broadway and GhsmSers street. and corner of
Hudson and Moth Moore j. n. Haows corner OF tan
md Allen streets; John Meakims. 81 Broadway; H.
Fields. corner of Third Avenue and 10th ts; Alfred HIPS,
Loness. 5s Greenwich st; n r Jennings q Warren St;
John Mhau's lS3 Broadway; Place's,s Allen st; i.
i Third Avenue: John sclilS,s. IL CaR1l 8; w. n
IS Catharine Harlow 4 Jones, corner of Houston and
McIlonre ats; james Wer SiS Grundst; Clerks Pharma
cy Jersey Cty, Dc Inn
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ar LIrrrLL's LIVING Aor. No. IS, has articles
on Gstnhow's Oregon, A Visit to Berauger, Fran
s 9 ieilrey's Writings, Harris on Lightning Rods,
EGYPT aud Nubia, &c. For fresh and cheap sum-
nary Of British Popular Literature, we know no
superior 10 This work
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DRESENTs FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS.
Fairy Land and other Sketches. illustrated. by Farley
Little Leaves for Little Readers, by Farley.
Prayer Books and Bibles, fire binding
Animals OF various kinds. For sale by
da3u HUNTINGTON S. SAVAGE. DIG Pear-st
beautiful AND USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
D-STEELE & CO. 35 Pearl street. have manufactured,
expressly for the holidays. few superby fine aud beautiful
Feather Brushes Gentlemen wishing TO make presents
vited to call and examine the assortment. d25
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vgESTAR'S

D1I@'JEkHI OA w fL1I| NlILSItIS].
A Compound BaIsamic Preparation from
avid Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy kno,en 10 the aoord for the cure Of
coughs, colds, asthma, Group, bleeding Of the
Lungs, nhoopiRg cough. bronchitis, inJlu-
enza, shortness Of breath, pain and
xeakness in tie breast or side,
liper complaint, and the first
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THEY PUBLISH FOX 81
The 5itits Brln School Geo.
g.aphY and Atlas.
Peter Pariey's Geography fc'
Children.
Pe:sr Pariey's History 70, Chi.
drer.
Buritt's Geography of toe
Heaysnz. with on Atias.
fei,owes' Ast.ouonry for 30
gsncers-
Gcediirh'. Ecclesiastical HI,
tory for Sctccls.
Kanies' Elements Of CntcfEn
p.ator's isterert Tsbles : De
cent
q Practical Grammar Of q.
tr.s..cn TO omoos:ticn. II y L
fcliueo nreiicnrnr.1 nttd Dh.s
Of Tia .-peIfs. aad DcfHer. !
parns FIT and second tsaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

AZ aGLMrsrs OF THE WoNDERruL" is the title
avery pretty giit-book for Children just publish
sdpy Wiley Il Putnam. lis beautiful typography
and embellishments will atrac, their regard, and The
s!'er press will create or strengthen in their minds
lore Of reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

yNTINES. BRANDIES &c.-The subscriber has constant
wv Is on hand md offers sale fnmes hotels and 9TH
es choice old Wine, Brundes, Whisky Rum &c. &c They
chnsefs Champagne Wine in quarts aud iin very
pero quality ben OF his own importation and selected with
great Abe large assortment of all kinds of Wines and
Liquors pipes half pipes hhds. cnss Sc
bond well which he offers TO the rade nj the low
will please call the Warehouse No. IS rearcet between
dIs aNu PARIS K. PoMERoY, 50 Pearstree,