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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

GorkArp's HAIR DYr will chasre red or gray hair to
auu brown or Jet 5ack warranted, al g. Walker street
~ sote FROM Broadway R5d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

~ Dalcy's Magical Pam Extrncto. Save will instantly
re barns scalds. plies and all inammaory complaints. at
elkef. hrs; Store FROM Broadway. or the money re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

OUTRAGEOUS AssaULT.-A statement appears in
the Richmond Wing over the signatures OF Twelve
gentlemen. passengers in the packet boat Skinner,
on a recent trip between that City and Lynchburgh,
giving The particulars OF an outrageous assault by
the Captain, whose name is Devinny, upon one Of
the passengers. The parties were intoxicated, and
their quarrel grew out OF dispute respecting the
election. They were observed TO take TWO drinks
together after their FIRST quarrel, soon after which
they had scuffle in the cabin, in which were ssve
raj ladies'. Being separated, they went on deck
where they again came in contact
Soon after that the passenger came down, where
all were supper, and seated himself by the table,
and had become comparatively quiet. But the
Captain, arming himself with a knife, and taking
advantage of the old mans position, unexpectedly
rushed upon him and inflicted several wounds. The
ladies rushed from the table in the greatest alarm,
c!inging to several gentlemen for protection. For
tunate!y there physician on board, who dress
ed the old mans wounds. The insignificant pol
troon afterwards armed himself with bowie knife,
but it was taken from him and he locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

GopRAup's PoupRE SUBTLE for completely and
sssneny eredcaing superuou hair from females upper
~ b'ows, mocs or the stubborn beard OF man. Always
before buying proof positive this and mistake, al 6i
Fsiker street iirst Store FROM Broadway. nou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

Gcpnuds Spanish Lily White for the complexion,
ia,d Walker 81 fst Store FROM Broadway. . cents n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

7-AAIlLL1oy OF DEAF People MADE TO HEAR by DR. Nc
M Acoustic OH Those that partially deaf or entirely
have at last found remedy and one too that certain to
1ory SYMPTOMS Of deufncss such Us buzzings in the
aims &c Gun, BY calling ut Comstock No y Conrtla1d'
street. obtain flask OF Dr. NcNairs Acoustic OIL, which has
.red thousands OF cases. even long standing The COM
nuny cannot praise enough 1t is the only article used
With success. Try II If you wish 10 be cured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

BROWNS SELF-INTERPRETlNG
BIBLE LIFE OF CHRIST
FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS.
thew have any Of these works on hand prepared
finish them any who favor him with their CUSTOM
THE WONDERS OF HISTORY,
Just published and elegantly bound in gilt.
THE OPAL MOSS ROSE IND H-7WTHOR-F,
Is45-Tn Turkey Morocco, Gilt.
For sale BIZ ABRAHAM MAZE, e37 BleeckeIst
Bishop Lelghtons Complete WORKS Just published s,.v.
Bp'si HTe Bs sagpeie Mathew henry s''''
WI! Mcilyane on Oxford DIVINITY. -, ID Title,
'cak 5 Gospel Harmonies. with Notes
ion, D inioduct,oa t. the Scriptures, fonr vols
rTudens, Buterwoths and Browns Concordance Ell the
bl Rev; fS VI nd Hl, Pnynie Devotion.
DAublgnes History OF the heiomnton-,i of sac hl 'he
old established Bookstore, 23I Beeckerst NE
THE GREAT METRoPoLIs-oR NEW YORK IN 1916.
full and accurate description OF the City OF New YORK
Iy- FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. -sG
In this publications. (among than hundred other OBJ
iecs the citizen and Strangely the following are
particularly noticed.
Public Squares Colleges, Fire Departm't s''mbtLines
Hotels, Schools Consus. Packet Lines
Courts, Streets, Prscts, Raii ROADS,
City Hall. Societies. Ferries, Lib'anes,
Bank Directors, Croton Water Works, Clergymen Police
Officers together with great variety Of other useful and In
,ereug matter The whole accompanied with beautiful
" engraved
an Almanac for 1885, (h memoranda space for every day
In the yearl, illustrated with
SIXTEEN CHOICE ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS.
Ds- The above volume pocket form, neatly bound
in cloth and gilt for TWENTY FIVE CENTS only and Is
sued from the office Of the Cg Directory 6 Broadway
MI ans j. DOGGETT. Publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

Posr OFFICE, NewYork. Nov. L. 1874.
rs English M-.i-I.elter Bags per Steamer HIber
ma will be closed a, the Upper and Lower Post Offices IN tbs
city Friday, the 18th inst q % minutes past Clock
NJ The overland pcsta &c ls5 ench single letter
mus; be paid JOHN LORINlER GRAHAM, P. NJ nl24t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

~. GouRAuD's LIopID VEGETABLE Roros imparts
se nge the complexion al 5! Walker street
~ sofc FROM Broadway. NO Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

PASSAGE FOR SAVANNAH.-Packet of the
s 18th NoyemberThe splendid fast sailing packe; bus
{AAKG. p. LANAI, Capt. Snnnerman sails positively q
above her regular day The accommodations OF this vessel
for cabin second CABIN and stee,ase passengers cannot be sur
passed Those wishing 20 bsrs should not fail 10
make early application board foot Of Maiden Lane to
w. K J. I. TAPSCO1T,
nI3 "a south street. cor. Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

rvr srsoD OF CiSclsNATl-Fivc days were
.n ns BY this Synod in the trial of the Rev.
9eS ,,,. N Graham for writing pamphlet designed
H" "'rs that dome.t tic Slavery was not discouu-
70 PRIV, a.sd bv the Scriptures This in the charge
's ss ,srped hcresy. The result of 'he t5'ai IS
"s, ,,;re6 in the following resolutions, viz:
", m,,r,as. There is difference of opinion in
~ synod, with regard TO the meaning of the word
rex Ss,,arsd, Tha, Synod express no opinion upon
a = g Rs,o,red, Tha, Synod fad that Mr. Graham
Z ia his pampnIe, entitled Conuast, &c.
90 '''., and dangerous errors.
graz R RS Therefor, that William Graham
;as,ly incurred c-asu'e aud adiuoni'iou and
pa' !! .o h, rps minute, censure eno admooish min
M name of The Lord and erireat hun 10 repent
ase. Res,,.sa Therefore, that SYNOD DO exhort aud
.,moni.h him against preaching or teaching the
., .ar. contained in the specifications.
Z R,solred. Further, that the Presbytery Of Gin
mai; is hereby required 10 use ali Scriptural
a..ns 10 bring him 10 repentance and reformation,
a report their action TO this body at lis next sta
IuestiDE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
.,v-Tb;, fall has closed beautifully,

s.sor-This fall has closed beautifully,
The o assry thing in the vegetable kingdom TO
snnsins CIV, Tn. Sea Island crop is good one.
dl MAUI uns trees have borne well, and present a
The @ansS haodsome appearance. We are pre-
hesin!, az" Beaufort with magnificent pomegran-
eaieo Wo as,bered on Edsto. three days ago, sew
sc; nshss Of fulg olives from tree loaded
r.l fse' NC fr,,it and though we have had frost,
s'n 'ns pses around il were in full and fresh bios
The oa@r b .u are Indications enough though of old
son. -. comipg-wild geese vending South in
VINE, ,ts robins appearing on the Sea Islands,
hss i n.l struggling woodcocks. The pigs too
and sss..r.b;nr into winter quarters with wsps OF
az rs. or their SHOUTS We may look out tor braclng
;uax os the present rain, which ought therefore
siaos ,aai S [Charleston Mercury, Nov.9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
NJ French Laneuage--MANEsCA

% French Laneuage--MANESCA ORAL
SYSTEM-Iadies wishing to Join n new Morning Class,
which will commence Friday the l5th requested 10
ply previous 10 that date.
new Evening Class for gentlemen will begin Monday.
the 18th inst MAD. l.. MaNESCA DURAND,
NIL It. No. = Walker.street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

ASAFE AND EFFICIENT REMEDY FOR ALL RHEUMATIC
CogrLANTsrhe remarkable success which has attended,
IL NE Of the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Llnme ii all
unac complaints, has gained reputation Tor them never
e eaualed although many have been deceived by spend
M their money for worthless articles let such need not des
an but procure those articles, which will undoubtedly bring
sey relief Numbers in this city have used them and have
h entirely cured after suffering years. There no mis-
about this medcnets efficacy has been established from
Is great success Sold ct q CouItantt street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

Rev, A. mnhan, President of Oberlin Collegiate
Institute will preach the Free Congregational Church. Me-
deal College Crosby st. Cd story doors below Spring street
e c.s''e~NN'' A'.' - - MIA 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

- TAPSCQTI,'s GENERAL EMlGKATlON or
S FICE. ~ South street. corner OF Maiden Lane.-Per
sons about sending FOR Their friends in the old country.
with the ubcbe 70 haze St heP PT9ggh S9
PACKETS or mo.t fsvornbie The departure from
Liverpool Of enF9Eed By hs sbse CT will Be- 81
safeguard against delay and numerous other common
curences The following splendid shp1 Will sail from Liver
pool punctualIy rs stated below:
The ROCHESTER, 1900 tons. 9Th December
- GARRICk 100 tons. lltti December.
q HOTrINtll ER, HOO tons, 9TH January.
- RCISflIJS 100 ions, 1lth January.
=. LIVERPOOL. 1l50 tons. 6,h February.
SHERIDAN 1000 tons. 18th February.
* QUEEN OF THE WEST, ESQ tons, 9Th March.
q S[DDOSS 1000 tons, 1ith March
The Recommendations of the above magnificent ships
surpassed comfort and convenience Passage can be en-
snged on very favorable terms By applying TO
W 81 T. TAPSCO1'T 70 South street
nl3 corner Of Maidsn Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
Ne quote Snecie as follows:

The Herald oil this morning states that the Ohio
Fund Commissioners here and ntmates that they
deavng negotate loan to the interest on the public
debt of that State. This is One of the Commission
ers here but private business The Herald has
missed an occasion attack the credit OF Ohio. These at
tacks are of no avail.
The exports TO foreign cOuntriss during the week
ending Saturday Nov g. very smell amounting to only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

GT Lecture TO Odd TelInws.-This Eyeaing n
Lecture will be delivered ut Olive Branch Lodge, Al Broad
way by Mr. G. B. CLARKE. Subject-The openEye, coli.
sered with reference to History and Mythology and the true
reason of lis prominent nppea in Secret Societies.
Brothers OF the Order invited II attend. Ri5 II
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NOTICE TO TAX P.3YERS.
CoNFTRoLLER's OYYIcE.


Brooklyn, NoyenberItb 1874. :
DURSUANT TO an Act O; the legislature entitled (" An
Act relative the collection Of the City of Brook
I'm and for other purposes. tpascd Ap1l 18Th l3 Notice
is hereby gwen that the Assessment Rolls for taxes fo The
current year day been delivered the Comptroller Of
the City of BROOKLYN ard that from all ta1es which shall be
paid the said Comptroller within thirty days from the date
hereof dednc,iou Of three cent vii be maze and h ss
from ell taxes which shall be paid aer the expiration OF M
said thirty days ard within sixty days from said date
of two per cent will b. made; and that on spd ss M
First Tuesday January next per cent WI! ne I
all then remaining unpaid and that en- NE sxeq 10 the
day January next, the said Comptroller WIZ Gese, V
Collectors The City Of Brooklyn the SAID AeeseIb t
together wh The thereto anne1ed dlechs %
ptoceei with regard to the unpaid taxes IN inc naue
Dy law. IT,. h -,
The Cornptroe. would respectfully reape, tsose VINO M
tend u avail themselves Of the provisions ~ we - NJ 80
70 the above notice. to inform HIN eo -, npsaa, 1sr
when they may he prepared to pay thet az ,
In compliance with resolution ei .ns 'ay " disu
Council NOTICE hereby .uItbs, s,;en RSt ihe ooP e
= O'CLOCK. A. NJ UNTIL q O'CLOCK, j. NJ. AND
Al pla ~ ~ oIHhh hooNA a. M. MERWiN. Comp,roller.
ASCNsHIRE sHEETlNGS;.0 hs!e. fog sa!e by
Il Oh ADAMS, TIFFANY + 70, " Pms ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
COP THE PILES

d FAD the following interesting and remarkable
II Of Piles Mr.. J. bowman. distinguished architect
siding in Broadway has been afflicted with the Pies 70, four
teeeas. He consulted about three months tree hn
IONS coureoance pale ard angud complains Of painI oye
the kidney, great irritation tension and weight IN NE Sws
famed times produce nsas suenS A. ohe s
great debility the muscle, of the back m the long contnr
ed irritation had in some degree os then power pIoducns
umbago and with much difficulty that be could walk
his step feeble and u6n had expended more than hve
hundred doa fourteen yean for this complaint and ha6
taken only temporary relief; entirely cured having
taken only three boxes Of PILE has Gayesc
more than thousand miles and feels no return OF The
complaint well and active he was thirty ysan
ago and sttrbutes all 10 that Destimabe remedy d. Up
thousand similar cured BY the same Geans The Pile
Eectuay nssrna remedy cod By the Popneto, a IN
Office lS6 Bowery four doom above Spring street ADVICE
gratis. Remembe. le6 Bowery. Agents Warner 20.
Utica T. B. Fitch L. Co. Syracuse l.. y. swen Rochester
Colrpan q Co Batfnlo. sIl Pm Is I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

PRAIRIE ON FlRE.-From Capt. Damothe, OF
the steamboat Luella, which arrived to-day from
Alton, we learn that yes erday evening fire
broke out in The Monticello prairie, few miles
back of Alton, and ragged with great fury
1hany farms were overrun By the fire, and The
tences, barns, outifouses and crops destroyed =
The farm of MIR. Corey, the Superintendent Of
the Monticello Female Seminary, was much in.
jurcd, and all the buildings on it consumed. ex.
cept tie dwellings. There came an express from
the country for aid, aud many of the citizens Of
Alton went cut TO render assistance in arres,ng
the progress of the FIRE and saving property
The light was visible from this city last evening,
distance of more than twenty miles
st tnuis New Era, 1st inst.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOKS,
RFCFIVED PER HIBERNIA.

NEW ENTLISH BUOhSi
RECEIVED PER HIBERNIA.
Haydons Lectures on Painting and Design, syo sSa5o
Bars Chronology enlarged 81 Ir Ellis, large svo 40
Ans;eads Geology, Descriptive and Practical yos 81
Nnntel Medals OF Creation, vols Emo plates $685.
Soutbey's Life Of DR.. Bel!s, Syok, svo, sl3
Doyes Cycle of Pac. Husbsady md Rural Aarsl vol 81
Tytler's History of Scotland, 9 vols, 6yo sf
Ms Loudons Ornamental Perennial vol, 4So IS plntess
Prichars Physical History of Mankind vol CORD pP&5
Archdeacon Malnings Oxford University Sermons svs 81
i Jelfs' hampton Lectures, 1874, vol yo % Is
BISHOP Horeeys' Biblical Criticism, 2 vols g
Prof Wallace, The Free Age Of the World, eyo $3.50
Eul.,' History OF London Mis-. Society, voI1 80 80.
Cnppegntes Morning Exercises SOFT vols eyo sl4
Book OF Revelations Greek and Engilsh, vol sno sl5
F0wnes Manual of Chemistry. vol Emo cuts 3d.
APPLETON & Co., Importers, 20 Broadway.
Foreign Books Imported order by every steamer orders
for Great Western should be by u o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
CLOTHING.

WIN. T. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPERS AND TAILoRS,
Importers OF Cloths, Cassimeres, vestingI
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
23l BroGd.cGg, American Hotei, opposite
tee Fet;nto:g,
Solicit attention rom Citizen end Strangers FeocnS6af'
met, to large assortment OF Goods Tor FAN and W:nof
with rendering fe stock as
y and variety De fosad IN the city comprising pea'e'
and sllled Cloths Tveed.. &c for OvetcoaA Cccn &c
French and English Cloths for dfss and ocS Coau Naous
nav styc- Cassn,er Rich Velvet Mero SILK and s2un
Ves,nzs winch will be uads Up to order at pccS 10 SUSTAIN oef
reputation the progressive reiocuon hat
ayerny the Of complaint that cash purchasers ar 1eo
for Others dsinQueace The style and finish ct our Gainenu
viii compare Of saJ other establishment endin 'hh
il tns selue of the extensive patronage sic'ed
a large assortment of FIRST QUALITY heady-mahe uar
men,. comprising Ovecoa Coaks Dress and Ffock Coats
Psnaloons Ves constantly hand. with full supply
of Fancy Dress articles. including Scarf. Csvaii udks'
Gloves. suspenders. Dressing Roees Sc Oh un
RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Nsy~.Yoxs Casn Tailoring establishment
1877 BROADWAY.
Three doors below the fraEsft" House
SS Tho Subscriber respectfully announce that aey har
made extensive arrangements for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will ensbls them oder greater inducements thass
to senemen wishing econemze in the purchase oil ID
Fail and Winner GatrlenIs-
fhey have already received BY late arrivals Rca variety
o ,ew and rch styles of Goods we'll adapted to the coming
viii also receive by the neIt packets ana eame'
the largest and assortment OF the iaes; and most oesuu
,ye, of fancy French Elastic Cassmers rch figured Veveu
Cs.hmsrs Satin and Six YeIns before offered IN !na
city. .,
Also inst received invoices Of Iwled and Beaver
Cloths for Over Goats, Coaks, Pehos. &C. Black ard fancy
co,ored French and English Cloths from the NEST ceeosteo
being the styles CT; in their
for the Int five year. and which for durability beauty OF I'M
mn and fa.,nen OF coIors cannot be e1eecd, ecuaed ny
any ,,yls. of Cloth. imported to The c'n!cd States.
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles comprise 10 pan, ms
-cheSt styles Of fall and winter Cyaya scsiS
Gloves handkerchief Hosiery, Under Shirts sha De~e'
linen aud muslin Shifts Collars. bosoms. shoula1 D'aoe1'
Rdins and Money Belts. Umbrellas and Umbrella Cans &c.
&c with every variety OF goods usually kept IN gentsn@h
| general Quitting establishment -g.
Also full assortment ready meo Clotsins cor'istas u
Cosks Over Coa,s Dress ana Ftock Coats panaloon una
Vests of every variety where gentlemen requiring garments oA
immediate uss can depend getting hr't rate article
made and trimmed respect equal to those furnished 10
order and at prices that tail to pee Strict punctu
aitv observed in filing orders.
or Terms cash. and NJ deviation Ia pHeea, GUY
eulB su - " bopih q w,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

ASTHMA DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
Away in the depths oi the rich forest gadeS,
Whose trees overhang the high cliff S rocky brow,
Where rolls the bright river midst Towering shades
And the cataract leaps 10 is chasm below,
The rude sons of Nature MEDICINE fad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

Total casks. ...@. S2 1881 2,lQ7 2,2S
Total shpmen, thus far IS 100 casks increase over ls
a,i9o cnsk,.
Collections at the Philadelphia Office OF the Co.
lumb!a and Philadelphia Railway:
Amour, rs pet ns, repor: 10I so " los iS 81 al3 3l9
Do week enung Nov. 9..... looS 81 $40 81 bSSo
Whole am, since Nov 80 1873 loo 4y 4sl0 2i5 4029 7o5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

New HAMPsHIRE-At the election Just past in
New. Hampshire vote was taken on amending
the Constitution and abolishing capital punish
ment; From the returns received, we are in
cl'ned to the opinion that both have been mega.
tved Some of the strongest Democratic towns
vote strongly against both. Thus while New
Hampshire taun,s Rhode Island for having what
the former calls an Liberal Constitution, New
Hampshire herself refuses TO abolish The iiliberal
portion of her own BY ,he present Cops;itu-
ton Of New Hampshire no Catholic can hold of.
hee in that State and the people refuse 10 change
that Constitution We should not wonder Il
Rhode Island should accuse New Hampshire Of
hypocrisy in her professions of" Democracy"
Boston Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
RclOYY.
Memoranda.

/ brig. Wind $ E. Weather fogsy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

Do ynu DESIRE BLACK ApBuRN HAZE ?-lfthe h9lr is
auburn COLOR the East India Hair Dye will effect the pur
without dscooIng the skn and give the desired color
gIs haye premature grey hair. THIS unnatural and
could be removed The Dye OF application,
NAYS coors the har giving dark and glossy appearance.
le s no mistake 10 lis effects and we cnn refer TO
illeB Of ladies and senemen IN this city, who huye used
t yearS and no person could distinguish but whit their
Irwas perfectly NATURAL. Sold at 81 Couttandt.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

PORT OF NEwYoRK..... .NovEMBER 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

grrpYouR FEET DRY THIS WET wEATnER-IIh;se finest
hen renders boots and shoes perfectly wnierght-also
a.ke The leather soft and pabe. and doubles the wear For
and carriage tops nothing can equal IT, 10 be had Ut
rnrsi0cks II Conrnnll street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13

~ FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAMMOND.
S$A AMeschsnts' Exchange OF Wall aid w ian
~ srees Jeotrancs lint door in WilGmj have received
Ealn addition to their prrvicus STOCK ~ Ssossmsn, Of
Wstrnes not e,ra,ed cy-codfstng o! Chonomoter
UuoeI and Jer Watches both for atss and Tentrpen,
Me,cha at, from lie South well the city nace, VII nn
when GuaLty d e0mparetl IKiees ow,
eesersI s,r.rtnenf OF JeNelIy oil tle best quality.
fterins 1ilyef ware 81 manufacturers pncss.
All kipds of Watches repaired equal &c ss oizica Isn.
socI re,ulsfed nv . firxt szfns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
WANTED.

WHO WANTS a PARTNER well qualified for bun,
ne steady habits and Coca sstsna ns a. ms WIN
accustomed 10 grocery and bar Address line, post paid
J. ". T. CrtskI \. l. stating place and particulars.
rI2 furs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE"
THE GREAT
NJ E T POLLS.
1915
Containing Map Of .Ns York. and DIRECTORY of all the
Public Iastutious with large of useful formation.
Neatly bound. Price only * een;s.
THlRLWALL'S HISTORY OF GREECE
To he completed In Tos. Pnes 3 cents
ATT L 4.
Sov.i. By G. p. r. Jams Pnce 8 cents,
All the new pu1ucations Gun be Ind CT The Tbnne Office
IN advance WIN. II. GRAHAM.
MS ls0 Nassau Street.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-20
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 90 1911

of the bridge. Two minutes more, and all
will be over. That bfsde is worn to the
last half inch. The boys head reels; his
eyes are starting from their sockets His
last nope is dying in his heart his life
must hang upon the next gam he cuts. -
That niche is his last. At the last faint
cash he makes, his knile-his faithful
knlie-ialIs from his little nervelcss hand.
and, ringing along the precipice, falls al
his mothers feet. An involuntary groan
of despair runs like deaih-knell through
the channe! below, and all is still as The
grave. At the height of nearly three hun
drc4 feet. the devoted boy lifts his hopeless
heart and closing eyes 10 commend his soul
TO God. Ills but a moment-the re i-ope
foot swings offl-he is reeling-trembling
topping over into eternity Hark =
a shout falls On his ear from above The
man who is lying with half his length owe:
the bridge, has caught 4 glimpse Of the
boys head and shoulders. Quick as thought
the noosed rope is within reach Of the sink
ing youth. No one brealhes. With a
faint, convulsive effort, the swooning boy
drops his arms into the moose Darkness
comes over him, and with the words, God
and Notheri whispered on his lips just loud
enough TO be heard in heaven-the tight
enlng rope lifts him out of his last shallow
niche. Not lip moves while he is dang
ling over that fearful abyss; but when a
sturdy Firginian reaches down and draws
up the lad, and holds him Up in his arms
before the fearful. GREATNESS multitude,
such shouting-such leaping and weep
ing for joy-never greeted the ear Of hu-
man being so recovered from the yawnng
gulph Of eternity. T.. b.