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CONSUMPTION.


uOITSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly iT eu,s,
hive trmy established its vast supcrioat 9' is own
.dca dcOyeyy II has always been styea from
pe.crinon being formed chiefly iron ht IL scatter
WA thcrIy Bark and Tarwo trees thni are @ few in
~ ,vhsroysi diseases Of the lungs prevail nImsst
s err of its extraordinary power from ca0'os w
without end .u,.... =, ,ho Ns,r York Agency who
us mn bv Mi of nor physicians to die OIL
hnS In ri tunor for months the sdeaseu mn no
nna ,s. al mater sort OF beny suhstance-na ~ rni
9adcine for two months, being past all ~, ISL
M fe,v bottles of this Bokam in ana - n
V;am,s ESQ Attorney, &c New 9's rus p.ordsr
i;c shnn of q years standing, certfee 70 "
'rniimodse and J. Power, ID. ID. -. ,,;o, a,,y, FOR
asrmnn n V City, who had not slep, VIE n. n,,rsi
fl,,ns obliged To sleep IN asl,tins postls, % M
=, .ond 10 hi, business In the Itsl stormy @ az os,bs
a. rbomSs Sradlec Esq j. p Ja;AaicG. l. l. cuie VI
OF = years haddonfeld ~ J. testhes under gan
III ,,iclent cough ard pain III tie sdeot, nh,
az corrupt m,iterse TIS S az mercury,
aise LII n, bat, t,!c e., f,r-gs'e ~ "a rplcplng
slc,s S a rois friends all supposed pc nna Vi,tar
out QUO ~ on'-en,irely cured by three bottles Vi
Balann. :. w.. .rYrovlaSyille, NJ Y. entI.ey cur;
Tix x nan.naint aad general debility oil eshe
stsndIns. y, 7, urnnrlon, cured . child OF Il;
vi, nf ohsti,ate disease Of the lungs ni'e NC 'a
the usual remedies IL VAIN ~, IF the country which
the best superiority OF sns non bb
ps nsins md liver disease over every othe
erto known tn the world AZ, RIrTS and by agents
Cold nj q Anu.styec, py iSaAS po 81 sms
l., I'll nnrts OF the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

- RoBERr CARTER, So Canai-street, has pub
lisbed the .xth edition of work entitled Sorrow
ing, yet Rejoicing; or Narrative of Recent Success
.:se Bereavements in Minister'S Family
The same publishers have also issued The As-
sembly's Shorter Cateehism,' and { A Catechism
Cor Young Children, by Rev. John Brown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

Dcs- Water Cure.-JoEL SHEW, Nj. D.. an author
and practitioner in water cure, and editor OF The Water
C,r Journal deyotes his time the practice of the new
system It is applicable in oil forms of disease, and for eca
cy and safety is unparalleled Tho treatment can be resoed
tn wherever pure water be obtained Patients from DIS
lance are accommodated. The poor advised
Office Is Barclay street. o7sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

,p.a1ry,s pERIsNIAL PREsENT.'-This is the
appropriate title given by the publishers to the bound
Volume of Pariey's Magazine for 1914. As a Pres
en-, for Children, it is less beautiful than insfuc-
tive. C.S. Francis s. Co., 252 Broadway.
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TW. H. GRAHAM, 160 Nassau-stree', has re.
eeived .SelfDenial, a Tale, by Mrs. HOLLAND,
Uniform with other Tales by the same author
Price % cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

% oBERTSs IMPROVED BROWN SoAr;-rhe sub
n scber would /. the Gt.eo.oD Of taies-o The aeovs
ess.Iy srce and TIE ccthes,c OF r. Robert Hogan. who
bss are ,a1-et wsshoz N ne Sly. And
!, !. ssnted not 10 cacos5 .uk frane5 vccL
Ter. If ;lse a. directed and viii tks grease orr OF ca-pe
~ go TRUMAN ROSERTS
Eayisz raie USE for months, n r7y establishment CT
aSer+s'S inprnysd Brown SOAP tfae Fas German Sonp
~, billy convinced of IL snre sSea.y 20 any osr anf
enEdeniiy recommend Il 10 beth fae. and washing e5ah
SioS-nsa,s ROREHT EOS:ERs5. In IIsn-ors ssaet-
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DRsGUODs.

f. Io,siae I'd de,isabie HooLEN Goods: - -
SAT1NETS-l,r=, medium srd .upeI,r Blacks. rbbel and
plain Oxford. Siee Cadet. GREY end fancy mixtures,
wore. plnided and plain
CASSIMERES-Fise End o'S-prced woo! and piece-dyet
gIssk, Oxford and fancy E:rsd; srpst and PLAIN
CLOTHS-Brown., Olive, Green, Blacks, wool and piece
dyet, Of yarlous qualities
PLAID LfNSEfS-3A. superior article.
SHEEP GREY CLUTHS-3-'. medium article.
SEWING SILKS-VaIioCs qualities, fine article FOR taiora
NNklNS a G2so GIN xAkS sa2ka e e. IL
NEW GOODS.
RECEIVED DECEMBER Is.
j. o. Taylor s. Co. .Jobbers, SO Cedar-sf.
Received this morning from the Caedonia and from Boston,
case Of foreign Woolea Paids-ve-y ,carca-
100 dozen highly coo:ed Ladies Craran. silk and velvet
cases silk warp Apacas
cotton warp-hIghly lu,trec.
% Royal Biue.
Z" coored cotton Table Covers.
" Cschmeres-;he best styles offered tins season.
- lie Lanes.
- Prpls- - patterns from .ny in market:
bile of Plaid Cioakngs from Salisbury Mills, aad vey
scarce article IN market
cases PhDnIx B. Beached Sheetinss.
81 PhGniX A. Benched Sheeiings.
.' Mcfrinac P-inis-neN and beautiful styles.
Z" Hamilton Beached Canton Fianres
10 bales OF StH,k Mills Shee,ugs, ~ VIDE.
cates OF Sa;nets. DARK and heavy-very low priced.
S bales of Carpet Yarn
10 OF blenched SheetaSs and Shirngs-derc. styles
and prices.
An of the above named goods viii be opened this morning,
j q would respectfully tnnouEcs lint thesr stock
viii be kept complete its assortment cnd quantities. du
buy all the year will find with the article.
their rnemorundurns dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

The NATIONAL GAME.-We have received from
Messrs. Burgess, Stringer and Co. copy OF the
map with which the above game is played. line
affair combines instruction with amusement, and
young persons while playing it will acquire
much knowledge of the United States, which misn'
no, stick to the memory SO we'll if learned from
book.
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wsy.umE BOOK sINDEAN'
No. sssucr srassr'

A - .-sr,,e p;ad;ns fos gOQkSSLLSi.s'
EsaAas md S Daa to lssissps os
Fsroas Waiting the city can have thsH ''0'' Ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

r GRAHAM, 100 Nassau.street, has No. ~. OF
the illustrated Edition of Mrs. Halls Sketches OF
Irah Characfer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

NTcCURDY. ALDRICH / SPENCER. & Exchange
lyI Place. offer for sale the following Wooden Goods:
90 cayes Cloths containing Piece Dye and Wool Black, Olive
and Cadet Of VARIOUS qualities.
1s cases plain and funcy striped and Plaid Ca.sneres
Is do SEtnes containing Blues Blaol., Browns Oxford
Cadet. and Steel Mixed, Diamond, Ribbed and Paid Of
various grades.
< Pla and Fnrcy Tygce-is. do Ira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

DuCKWBEST FLOUR-A contan. supply or v,ry q.
ID psTn. Buckrkeaf foar. IA ANAL wic bcSs pus up a.
7rsgls s0r family g,ssS; 81 y yo-Se ,c,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

NEW FALL GOODS CHEAP!
* W. D. GREGORY &, co. No. 175 Spring street, wish
- to ucnuan; their trend, md the public with their deter
rnnnton 10 sell CHEAP all their Stock Of Fall and Winter
Iools the most Of which hive been bought the late Arc-
ton Tor Cash. and which they resolved to sell ut the latest
reductions in prices.
nI4 ". D. GREGORY & CO. l75 SpnnE 81
NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SIi,KS.-Just received
at w. d. GREGORY & CO., l7t Spring street.. case
extra heavy CgJsd Chameleon Sk very rich cOrs direct
from auction end selling & per 7d rich Pnds for Il CD
per yard heavy wide Grus de Rhne for Long Shaw
Iczira hle and rarY cEeln. ct Us Sprns ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

-S--s-PIANo FORTE MANUFACToRY;-The
f=e--5s7, Subscribers br:sE:Ig entirely new
article OF Instruments which are warranted 81.
W lIperlor in tone 10 any use, and 20 keep Ii
tune much longer the Improvement consists in Harp F.as,
peculiar M construction obyatn- every objection heretofore
caused BY the se metallic plates IN nlfns The tone Pro-
fessnrs and Purchaser, ys % Of Thee
instruments. Glenn KO1EhS e W.
iTR I2 Frltou-streSt, EaIt side, Broadway.
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RTH = HALL. FnnkIin Square,

FIRTH HALL, No. Franklin Square.
hay: eP.s1Hniy on ha ni 81 sn.Tn- N SsfSTf
~ !? II NESTS of I'll kinds. PIANO FORTES Of
diferrn, ye, ard l,h from he ee, spaa ~,
Ausrica institute al other makers and Of very ST.
pef:ar tone and .,y!e OF fnsh FLUTES Of AZ Ends and
Sni,h for WHICH they have go eceyed repS;ied eriuis
Il RJOyETS CORNOPLONS, TROMBONES, KENT
6TCLES etc. all Of tbe maui .acfure and waIrnnisd
1npCrrrx of NIfSfC and :. klnds OF MUSICAL JSSTRC-
MESTS: NEW MUSIC received n sson as pubtihed Just
published ali the Songs OF the Hutchinson tay $50 Ber-
or colecti1n Of Gees for four male voices with Psno ac
selected ard comped ficl the bet Geren
N T1rsh nrthors by Austin Phlps-prce 81 Ner.
chsr;s and the musical community generally c-e
invited 70 call. nhou
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,cc1,uEs, IEEcHEs, LEECHES! :.

EEIsHE.S. .l;rr,
,r,r h Of SWEDISH Srss a Pm street,
ZEE ~ ano,ted by G. A. h WI 3, % XIII in any
sile ,,,, iSis date AT ONE SHlLlNo, - VI,
Guss,y 70 s1 o & B.shem ~ BrSaGs1S ;rsusary is
srs GIN BfoETC ecrsshas s Pearl ssTe a. eoI Ssss
unbss sor fas1n K Chon s gro9 nSs sna
dingten Ss,%ay and EIGHTH street p ssDS ssd 81
corner ., w Gabaudans. ~ high, M, n n Fow.
bIoahows n,e Tn 7 Green's & bIoaa@ and corner Of
SYN er III broadway and ChamSsrS corner OF stan.
si !, md North Moore taf4,wp ,n,Sray: r. A.
d Alien steets John Meakim : ; 81 p Alfred Hills
Sn anu Gamer Of Third Avenue and in o -. Lewis
nS s ~ g. s.. w T. RiHy al n Warren st;
e ;n.S's %; Greenwich st: n. T. Jennas Allan 81: J. H..
ih S,,iHu,s IS3 Broadway: z rncr Sam Sarrents
yonn ~ IS anity 81 Il. Riites ion Chs ~ s. aI e. " A.
ke ss - krcn,e John s. Schilns Ia w Watsons
r. nn,s corner OF Canal SID Sarea al HonSon and
- rtSs,ns ST. Harlow & Jones e2ie fia,t,s Pharma-
hnssIi s,s: James Weirs s4s Grand-s-' e'A as ima
cy Jersey City. -----------
yoIR LAST Ns we Sa S, ,sa no void Ms
49, .faicd things they were ne .Sa ns tbey were
Dopos from u.s. but he has not told mem a. tre
or as ne n ard adj Tie world with him. to INV sy aaG
e,escdinely that we wee eompeu;
sIesaDS Nm, at all HIS aeknow eo isrssand We
lished oy " go eaye thanking him for tne
a rendered US 10 making 'aem Known ]. PARMY
DIS Il,
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
6. co. Tea and Coffee Mefchsu, Of the l,nd Of Hong
Kong China, having sppontrd Agents IN all the principal
Cries and towns OF Europe for the their Teas and Cot
fee beg inform the citizen, Of New and the people OF
The United States seDery. that they have appointed br 5.
p TREaCY, @ Pearl St tnenr Franklin Square their Pm
cisa Agent America and they wob take the liberty
OF calling the OF the American public. and that oil
Dealers especially IN their stock OF
TEAS AND COFFEE,
which they pledge themselves 10 be superior quality and
e4Iaper IN price than that sold any establishment. Of The Kind
IN the country, made up packing from h. and upwards,
also family boxes from 10 20 lbs.
Messu C. C. b. & Co. not wishing 10 resort to the usual
practice of exsvazant pulling perfectly satisfied TO rest
their claims TO the patronage discriminating community
upon fair trial their article, feeling confident when
oncs furry tested the public Will TAIL to award 70 them
that support which their merit aud tho mmsnlc superiority oil
their nftice deserves.
every day. constantly haad, and Ut the loves, prices
The public generally respectfully invited 70 coil and ex
anime The different qualities specimens Of which 10 be
at tho Principal Office, No. 80 Pearl IT, tnear Franklin
Square \ did lrs
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Board Of D sSs Of The pS,en s Of
Eight per cent upon the capital Stock payable on una uei
Ds e imo d. sruedI LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary
,s Ss pass to- to be psmoEsi
by preserving the wrapper unb5ossn and Inc hard
nes ~ =. t ne mo without injury either the flavor quality
Of the sega, line addressed to L. A. M hE tSc
Office. Will receive immediate attention. e!9 wv
have st received large assOI,en, of Gothic snd Sand:
ws Tea Ty is tn. d Asa New
s sa Of fes Inc Tae Pocket Cutlery
Sc SC. &c &c. .,-... --------- M
,Trw ryrER FS e Bf * Bosf fS Palmer
established his s Sa Is ss 'Rn se SlSfso S"e
he eceiyes Subscriptions and Advertisements for the pagSis
for Which he Agent and whose cards explanatory o. me
Ea,s-s for he Agent M eS Ii sa s, 81 f IL
mor the s Sss er q the paper Of Adve,qs
for his instruction and the Inspection o. me poec' a "
Sh1ns r,s o Boston ls Sasisg. E,
s eons S OF Ralmo asS and cs1es Ramois
Nj tal9e, n;I cuiy au R S 10 WHO'S T ucp
sI Sed for the Daily Mai be HANDED
and PAYMENTS nnde:
NEW FANCY GOODS. &c.
d 9 HEW s 1SD sS6
adapted the present and approaching seasons seved
,er Inst arryas) consisting in pat OF PAPlEk MAChEE
GOODS. PAPETERlES. FANCY STATIONERY, &c
ai.o PLATED WARE and TEA TRAYS, together with
/, sroa, variety of FANCY HARDWARE generally.
d7 WILLIAMS Bull. 10 Maiden tame
DERUvIAN GUANo-The subscriber has receiyed BY The
Sserr, and Henry, direct from the Shincha lIaEs On
10 o,s al Peru cargo of this valuable Manure l. was
.binS nv and fr Of the Peruvian unno
md warranted pure and Of The hest qoali r9t sac M
bass in small parcels, at Thosfs2ns SSff T1nfTn OF n
arser quantities by f-O"i-N % s1,;s t.-as,
dlS 2ws - Ses-
0ID CLOTHES MADE BRIGHT AND NEW, by an
article lately manufactured by tTench Shenlt. II Ven
rs rnhcat-n makes old faded and discslosd eea
md brch with one application 1t IS called nsodsoy BECK
and Blue RevIyer. -, f,t..,.n :. ord ~ Broad
way. N Y =, l,-,-,,,,s,-
mo REMOVE GREASE SPOTS FROM CLOTHES
tynnIeSs ssc-The Singic Erasive Soap removes sIi
o,s ol resSe stains Sc from clothes. weoisns c5Iets,
ytSout inicry leaving the parts onght ana eIehI.
Ga ,ycs 3 cents al s. Cbatharnseet, and Is broaoTey'
ana 1;H Fulton-streei. BROOKLYN ~ III
WILLIAM STEELES
PATENT
FEATHER BR USH q s,
MANUFACTURED By
STE E L z & CO
sos PIARL-sT. N. Y.
R-pa.noak Feather Fiv ru,le, made tn osda oIs s
0OO Sst, po,hed steel Fine Irons assorted tey sale BY
I'M do MACKIE & IEVEREII.i y. w aleL =.
IT1YYdLE sHEETINGsos bales one ~ TO .s ssis ~
al 'AA-A- ADAMS. TIFFANY & co, % ftas-a.
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rR,R1INE JOB PRINTING OFFICE

No. lo NAssAU-sTREEi. a,
All kinds Of Job Pfman ,ssoTH Snow-B.LLs'
PAhPHLETs. frCTpRE-BILts, Nil, md
CATALOGUES. xcERT-BILLs, fta'a saN
CHECKS, CAKps. Fancy,
issrpAscy PoLIcrxss po,rrrcAL BlLLs,
B,Lis oy LApIso. rNcuJAxs, (neeD &c.
at the Office Of The Tribune NO. iO'
f''npt5 e1eS'' stree.-opposts the PARK.
~, Graham House-New Arr az asSGo sha. he
!. enlarged n his BoRDG ,.ss, ss adding to
own a. the Graham House. q 10 accommodate
ss adjoining house and prepare 0. favorable terms An
e desiring quiet home and ssaSs
q ,mss IF alcohol and
house Te Vegetable syss% %1 III bs sy adhered
: Ru 9 So Mi be served for those who prefer u''
s5te, or mixed diet. ,r.,d p,,bs free
S & Shower. Wafn ana es'a 'aR ROSWELL GQsS
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MURDER FROM DRuNKENNEss-On THURSDAY
last, says the Marion tVa) Pioneer, MI. ie.er D.
invited number Of his neighbors TO assist him in
wood chopping frolic. During the day, the hands
betook temselves to an anrestrained indulgence IN
strong drink. Some words passed between ,as o uv
and Booher. In the evening about dark, the alter
cation was renewed. Some warm words passed PASSED
and when all were about retiring TO their resPecnss
homes, Coon struck Starrett with Ciuo, ana 'ei,eo
him. While falling and PROSTATE, Boomer also
sfrAck him twice with his fist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19
GINS PISTOLS AND RIFLES.

MATERIALS for Gun SHIFTS, Gun I.ocks and paI:s Of
IFiocIs Gun and Rife B1rTe, Perc1ieu CAPS and Pills.
RoSs. Worms, &c &c. fcr sale IN quantity b.
sSi A. ", SPIES & co, sia Pean u
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THE TRIBUNE.

yrSotE OF Mrs. NARY LUSpiE DUNCAN: being Recollcc
tons Of Daughter: BY her Mother. Second Edition
pp $40. Ncw.York: Robert Carter IS Canalt,rcet.
This is one of,he most intensely interesting works
ofReligious Biography that we have met with for
lOpg time. 1t has been reprinted by MIR. Carte:
from the Edinburgh edition. The subject of the
Memoir was the daughter of Rev Robert Lundie,
sfKelso, erd wife Of Rev. w. Wallace Duncan. Of
CIeish. She was distinguished for powerful and
highly refined intellect, great natural lovelness OF
person and character, and eminent piety from early
childhood 10 the day Of her death.
kew.York: Harper & Brothers.
The contents Of these volumes have been col
lecied from the various Magazines end Animals in
which they FIRST appeared. The author kindly
hints that if these Tales and Sketches, like the
bundle Of faggots, are found to gain value by being
bound together she may collect others that are now
scattered and forgotten. She need not fear the esti
mate which the public will place upon the volume
thus modestly introduced 10 their notice, or delay
for moment the work OF collecting other and SINH
lar predictions Of her gifted pen. The more Of
such good things the better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

e c. 8. FRANCIS & Co. have received "A Dis
course Of the Baconian Philosophy, by SAMUEL TY-
LrR, Of the Maryland Bar 1t is duodecmo vol
ume Of 178 pages and is evidently the work Of a
strong and vigorous mind, penetrated with the high
est admiration of Bacon's Philosophy. tits pity
that 30 good book should have been 80 execrably
printed. This, however, is not the fault of Messrs.
Francis & Co., the work having been executed by
a Printer in the interior CT Maryland, where good
type and paper are not plenty they are in New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

JUST PUBLISHED
DY SAMUEL c. JOLLIE $50 Broadway. No. 6" MuIi-
Deal Monthly Beauties OF the Opera
CONTENTS.
Be- the Sad Sea WeEesBaad from Benedicfs new Opera
OF the Brides of Venice. with a beautiful vgret,e.
Ia fes du iiel Vabe-composed By Camille Schubert.
Old Familiar By Barnett and sung
C.ntam Fsciend Bnndhi-From the Opera OF L'Esire d.
nc;pre. By Donizetti.
Flore1iiue WaltSes-Conposed by Haase ana periomoo
by the Kenmeler Band
The Beauties of the Cpere contains OK engraved
k,c printed on paperat the reduced price OF ~
cenis Dor nurnder issued the 18th Of each on.h by
olgY SAMUEL e. JOLI.lE. 3So Bfoadwny.
DR!vATE COTILLIoS PARTIES sttsnd:d 70 BY q Pin.
CITY Inaure al JOLLlE'S Music Store o Broadway. do
MIJSTE
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For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of is supe
nor efficacy see pum,he which may be obtained of agents
Prepared and sold. wholesale and RETAIL By a. B. D..
SANDS wholesale Druggists 70 Futon street, New ork
Sold also by generally throughout the United
States Price al per b. tile: SIX bottles Tor IS
l The public respectfully requested 10 RENE mber that
il s Snndss SeHapnnl thai has been nd Is constantly
achieving such remarkable ol the most difficult cnsses
,senses which the human tnma subject; teIcUre ask
for Sands's Sursupurlla, and take other d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

Inn,aRAr1os.-Tbe following is an abstract ron
the ocia report Of the Department Of the nSmoea
that have arrived in the United o Ssn
from foreign countries, during the year ending sep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-19

ISrRopucI!os TO THE pIcroaIAL READER. containing q
variety Of Easy and Instructive Lesons upon the most
Familiar Subjects illustrated with numerous engraving,
md adapted 10 10 capacities Of Young Children. BY
Book. PictorIa. Primer, &c. New York: SaxtOn and
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yyHSTAR'S

/, Command Balsamic Preparation from
wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The host remedy koton TO the trorla for the cure o.
: coughs co colds, asthma, Group, 6lseding O. the
lungs, rhooping coagh, bronchitis, snau-
en-a, shortness Of breath, pa's ana
sreaIness in the breast or side,
l,per complaint, and the FIRST
STAGES of
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MUSIC.
TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE In

TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE IN
THE UNITED STATES:
uAR?S.-J. 2. BEOWN 8, Co. from E'ard, makers OF
the Improved Pulent Double anS Single Action Harp,
London ma New York established lslO J. F. e. Offers for
ale 5 Broadway. cesg: a'sonen, Of posbe and n
fost nni-s and perfect mechanism O: these nips
snder thc uneclaA md obtain for them the fst amateur
and professional patronage Europe and @ country j hey
e constructed on the b principles OF the celebrated Ernfd
with all the modern Improvements of London snf Pars-
Warranted 10 bear the Of climate. and al Europcan pfee-
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a MEXICAN ELASTIC SySPEND2Rs AND WEB.
II BINtJhe surpt,ng perfection arained By tao be
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ard s6a2rng les manufacture o Elastic Webbing by
.ss Of h machinery EI saytng that tbs
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Aiuonz advantages Ia ctnz IN hg mote Of cnricc
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This work contains variety of original and Sc
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comprehension. They mostly illustrated with
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give Efficient aid TO the acquisition Of knowledge.
The cook is at once pleasing and Instructive and
the lessons il inculcaes will all terd TO the forrua
iioa of correct moral principles.
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DIE iRON-zY ,oos, No lChaIcosi Aasrlean Pig iIor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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A LEXANDER HAMILTON, Junior, lasc Secretary Of
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II hyy CARp-t'oLLxcTros 'oy D,srs IN THx NoRrR-
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JNe,,rs. q. 3. & D. S1rii. Gent The statement made
by w G. WAXING respecting his case and The suffering
Very respectfully yours,
RICHARD STEELE
The following interesting presented and the reader
invited careful persa Comment such evidence IS