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DID

Ys.tfriay npr1rs. ~ te e9,h yssf o. hef age AM
LGt - 4. daughter II John + i.asals
Hes sum ~ 50 nie pace y IN Ne = ysrcf IT. ths 49,
10 u'cck. p-scrsy. he friend. at tis family y@ a
spectiiy r, iis,i g. aSirr without fur,her itsfics
On frdH, 81 us; slief sn' dsys ~ lntenvs ert IN
WARD II. boy ~ VOYAGES. sna 81 E5wanl Gai Eg,.-.,
A. U,sAe. eyed l. yrafs.
Oi, s.ti-dsr. ~ IN io,s. ALEX AMBER BLEECKfp
ia tire sQtp yctf O.! hisare
The reiat"s and ii.-ns the family ar rrsecf,l, m
tel o attrnd TIC iunehl FROM q 'zfe rsdsncr. Nv gN
ffsyt tins Afternoon al bal. past ocios uson, iuri.
y,taton.
81 Fr9oklyu, an ,Ae 7h ma u crop, CHARLES A.
~ RI yeunrsst child % Fiss and Elizabeth l. fo,e ~
IS atpdih, ,1d frFs.
At Utes the 81 asi. FANNY sNINNf,R. w,feos IN.
SAnqcf ~. and youngest mghicf Ut thu a,e IL Res
Smith ri Iairhfrii. -. aged ~ years-
~ tio7ewei y. I. un The ~ a :. T. GREGORY, .
OF Res. n. Gregory. sged siSesrS
II Emui tsdurch ~. "a tis atih ut. JOSEPH TANFF
ESQ agei % Mr. + tr uGcie q The Chez i,
ico o. The En;iti States.
81 I iur r1st Il, Nov. ii eousgrsp,on. ELIZABEyH
wife uf Nal Hof.g Scuf sad daughter VI 10 aig "a
un.tun W lson u this city
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SUNDAY.
yD,natn Fire A man nanied i

ThfG al n Fire "A man named John Fleming
a, arrested last ng, caught the at of ,eHlng md
rnr from the fire which broke out IN Water street duns Tie
evening. He committed.
attempt IL Rot a Store.--a man named James
Oonner arrested las night in the act Of attempting to
enl clothing from the store Of Nler Bough,on Co. No
IS Maiden Lane. lie committed.
Essane from me Prn,,eniia,y.-A few days since
convict nan,d William Dowuey made his escape from Black
wells Island. Last night he captured and taken
bnck 10 PRISON receive hts just punishment.
Peky IhstkS "A mau named Wm. McNemora
night for stealing wood at various times from
Capt Michael Happen. lie was committed.
a ielnaIr uemed hlarI aiuGson was arrested and
committed fer stealing sl5 from Griffin Oakley. By abacng
fhc from, his nnrket
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Those ELEGANT old Glossy RugBgRs;"-DAY
bought the auction the entire lot OF the best RubteTs sold 70
anc glossy without vaish and high figured square toed thin
SHES rlt TINT they the bes; they had seen-fe sale
nj only 81 the ordinary kind good any other in market d.
g. As s. and IS. Every other kind equally low.
These elegant Rubbers etsied only at . Maiden Lane.
Ist block from Broadway, enc door from Nessau.st.
HORACE II. DAY
dlew Successor to Roxbufy India Rubber Co.
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To-Day,s Outside.

FIRST Page.-Groy Weaving Report of the Secretary
IF War; Our Relations with Mexico-Calhouns Letter to
shannon; Report Of the Secretary of the Navy.
Last PeEe.-Ode By Mrs. Sawyer City intelligence.
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acAc.:, Church, b. Roy G Lseil, on we.lDe.i,y. q,
aAsY SHAW Fi.FE. It ssoti.nd = :
~ Albany. lFrlps'day,' :, fgni,. Curb 81 b.,
4 T rufnr. p: i.4rsnEHurga. Rev. y r EDWARDS n
Ahzny. - ANNA y. dInghfci ~ ftr hts ~ ciss.r,
~ Pm iF9c'Jia 'ls A. fr1f ~ Rev Nn n - -,
CFs,y. Esp. Of TIA; city.
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the New York Tribune.
PHrf.ApELpuIA, December Up


GOVERNOR PORTER his distinguished per-
&c arrived last evening and took lodgings at the
American Hotel. See stock saIes.
DREADFUL ACCIDsnT A Young mar, an ap-
prentice in foundry of Morris, 1nke q hIorrs, South
wnrk had his lei, ann literally tom from his bry Yesterday
by beng caught the belt of revolving wheel! lie was
conveyed to the Hospital where every attention was pa i
SlNTlNcLD.-In the Court of Sessions this morn
ing Charles Alexander and Andrew Scott publishers Of the
DAILY Chronicle convicted about ore year since OF lbe upon
james H. Hutchinson, were .entenced The former to pay
fine of So nud the latter - pay fine Of :: and undergo nn
mp i,onnient Of one month IN the County Prison
,lARtHE DisAsrEEs-i lcarn The following intel
lgence from the Philadelphia Exchange Books The Bt bDg
Merchant reported ashore yeeray remains the same po
e makes ss but nc5es Of " per gale
had subsidized end two scoonen were engaged IN dchaig-
The ;hp Walter ashore lndinn River Beach, went i. 10
pieces during the 1iornnk o. me ii ns, flnsnenls o. nc,
likely To be saved.
unknown. vent Sshoic on BSgnnne Shoals, nea Bngnntna
Beach. on Wednesday lat. bs.d nnd w,nt to peee' and 1t
STOCKS COns1eraDe ANIMATION prevailed IN
.,oGk today and prices hid nm s'sfGy
off from the commencement State Is up to 49, ad
vance cf3 from yesfdsy gu2i9tions lhs market closed
improved each y. Governor Porter now the City. and
many nlege his presence has had favorable influence upon
Tyst Bear4-a5co State IS, ~; aloSo9do M: 800
Y. 5000 do IA foo ~ aGg ,o tex1 .o ids o
hs6s 81 100 T. sioie, bank s. 3 READING ailfoed ~
second Board-40 Mechanics, Bank % 100 Girud Bank
Io; sodc cash l0 Commercial Bark s}s 1920 Tssn,
rcnsu,y Notes. l555: 70 Farm. Mech. Bk. B, az b
Piind. b. 11 - C;irnd Trust, 2s - Iendins RR d.
49, 1C2 T. :. Bnnk o. ss 90 state 6s. d. IS: slgnD do.
d. i2li; 90 COO DO nw. ~; 500 do 1915, 81: lUO Whining
ton Rk. d. ~: 81 200 Wilmington RR Bonds. Is. lsj 60
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. f-P. NJ.
SOUTHWARK RIOTERS bAliED.- i'w1 irishl1rn,
named James Murphy ond John Campbell, charged with be-
INK engaged The Southwark riots IN ry last admitted
% bnil yesterday by the Court OF Sessions the Of 5000
each.
SUIcIDE.-Ap EGgshman named John Brad
shaw residing Frnk committed suicide yeserdny By
cutting his throat. while lEborng under maDa-opotu.
Discharged -ihe jury IN the case OF A!exen-
der Shuz charged with passing counterfeit eon, have bceu
discharged, beng unable III agree upon verdict.
BR. BIG MERCHANT NgECKED -ihe Br. bus
Merchant, Cep Beck, from Philadelphia for 81 John ~ B.
with ai cargo Of -four &c. upset her wndle. al the Break
Tuesday evening lost anchors, chains &c and went
ashore the bar She had last accounts five feet water
IN ne! hold, and would probably 0ecome totnl wreck.
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Coroner,n Office.


Found Dead in Bed.--Last evening tn. Coroner
was called TO hold an inquest in the Middle Road 9h
lie body Of Michael alorny native ut ireland,
AGED y years On Friday evening" deceased and hB wife re-
tired 10 resi-, On Mrs AIorruys awnkng about O'Clock
on saturday morning. discovered that her husband
corpse. Verdict. death by npIplexy
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The youngest was Il, and the oldest 60 years.
OF these l26 are natives oil the United Siates and
- are foreigners.
ORIGIN OF THE ScYTHE MAsuFAcTORE.-Mr.
| Ebenezer Iisdaie, OF Lebanon, CT commenced the
scy the making business in America, about the year
l735. From Boston one OF his scyihes was sent TO
EnE land, remarkable for the manner in which he
| IRON Englan were made in the same style, For
about forty years he pursued this business, making
| annually about 40O scythes.
AwEUL CoSFLLGRaTIoN-DE1TER (MIcH.) IN
AsHEs.-A most destructive FIRE occurred in the
village Of Dexter on Sunday last about noon. 1t
broke out in Vinkle's cabinet shop, situated on the
brow Of the Mill The north side OF the street. and
swept the entire block Of baildngs ten in number.
rhe buildings were principally occupied as stores
and mechanics shops. The total amount of proper
" destroyed we have not been able 10 ascertain Il
will amountto some thousands OF dollars. The pro-
perry insured, was principally by Kalamazoo and
Marshall Mutual Insurance Companies
The heaviest losses sustained BY D. c. Whit
wood, dry goods merchant, and Thomas Alexander
grocery and provision dealer; the former about
$4,000, and the latter $1,000.
Ann Arbor State Sentinel.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN Mt. YERNoE.-We learn
that The residence sud Dry Goods store Of Norman
n. Hills, On The corner Of Main and Wood streets,
Mi- VeTrcn, o, was consumed by fire, on Sunday
morning last. The loss is estimated at 5000.
FIRE.-The residence Of John S. Berhydt, on the
Mohawk turnpike, about eight miles from this city,
w.s mostly destroy ed by fire on Tuesday afternoon
last. Loss between Two and three thousand dollars.
[Schenectady Cabinet.
S The Massassoit mills at Fall river were
damaged By Ere on the 5h in the spinning room, TO
The amount CT five thousand collars. Insured.
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ny GouRAuo's LtquiD VEGETABLE RoueE inpart'
delicate tn the compe NJ III Wshei suo
iir.t tore FROM Broadway. ID .e1i
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ny GGrHAUD's PoupRE s,unTiLr dr completely az
permanently crrdcatng stpcT.ou' nif from females up9
hfs hfuws maler or the subbOrn brHrl c man. AlwaL.
ssiei bcloo hnyng popi 0yc this, md no mBsr 1t q
wa lser street nr,i Store FROM Broadway. % seoa
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GorRAus's HAIR DYE will chasge red or gIay hMfls
beautiful brown IGt hnck. warranted. al b NhAef nea
tnt store FROM Broadway. d Rod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

~ They have got wonderful creature at the New;
York Museum consisting Of newly discovered species OF
the Ourang Ontanc The couneasnce closely
bes that q human being than that OF any qslna ever ex-
ensc Of the day visitors performance w take place th.
afternoon O'Clock. The Lsdy Nelodsis and Southern
Song.te the Mss Adaip. kavlnnrgb, murphy, Buniey,
ard q HIST of OILERS appear and all for one shllnE
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NJ BRo.pwAv hush, almo., impossible ff few 6sr
m consequence ni the dcrh u ne mud mud wsisf hr-
no security except tou use The CA ~ i.NNe, y s'sr
ther THIS on. ne ariel, which W. triy the world fN
dncr ~ enuHl All who W. d AVOID sickness wulu r 81
their Boats. Soil OF q Cpft andt.si.
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Dg- GouR.uD' IrAtAs soar Is Tho mos, oNt'aorduaTr
NEEDY Tor tho never failing ~ p,mpn', buehes, eck
chars ruancs other ilgur, 10 the 'kn.
nycatcd Beware 81 .~ild.dne Po.engl, c,na,,t,a'-s
ERClSR THE WILL TO TAKE NO OTHER. COT
RkliD'S SOAP Is 10 De hsi ~ NeS.YuIk only nj TIE onsa.
dcpo, IL Walkers, fs stUrn FROM Broadway, " ccghs
cn A. Rostnn . Nis ~ IS ssOd
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Iry- GorRAup's sPN,asH LIiY WHITE Toe TUE COT.
PLroN 9Riy nj u Walker IT. lst store FROM B'cafwsl
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~ pALLEvs MAGICAL Pals EXTRACTOR SltvE. Mi
iSt1nl, cl,e suns Ncais piles and a .nlsnmalosJ
ne re,nn,led Is sNsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

" THE EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE Color.
ED ORPHAN ASYLUM will be- held at TIE Broadway
Tabernacle, Ihi' Erenins at half.past7 O'clock
The children will be present, and rehearse some OF
their exercises; and addresses may he expected
rom THsoDoRE SKDGwlcK and JOHN MAcAuLEY
A collection will also be taken up. The Managers
will be grati6ed bya general attendance. Admit
lance twelve and-s-halt cents.
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" The Commercial Adrcrtiscr dcnies, from
per<onsl knowledge the truth of the statement
made by us some days since, that Mr. Torey wes
brought into Court in irons We made the state
ment on the authority OF letter which we saw in
some OF cur exchanges, purpcring to be written by
q colorcd clergyman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

II Mr. Cough will speak this evening at the
Methodist Church, Green street. The Boston Quar-
teue Club will sing some popular Temperance
GIpos
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r,,,,t ca,sndar-.rhi. day.

SuprnIos CouaT.- Noe. Is. IS, %. 9, Is, 96, 80
81 %. 20. 70, ~ rs, 70, 81, 50, a. sj, Sc s. 80,
80, 80, 81, SO.
Co.mp> PtyAs--liondsr III -. ~. 20,
s Is a. II, Is 80 7, IS, 40 ice 5 l0i, - =, 70,
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Court or Common Pleas.
Before Judge ULsuOEFFER.
., ..,s,r .s.t. .fUsfaF.rf1 HtsZ

Before Judge tLsuoEFsFR
PATENT MEDICINES.
VIM. 7. Rurri,t "a. l.. =. Characterization Cor
Ebc-Carcady referred to The jury this returned e
verdict IN favor OF plaintiff Tor $40
Before Judges ULsuoErrFR. kGRAnAN md DAILY
DccIstons.
Stephen X Un'chiugs. eS'r q Fred'k \. lhoyer,
md J. J. Leeds and Mary Eliza hs wife, George Wceh--
Action on note for sj9 drawn by MI Anthony Day i2
u favor Of defendant snd endorsed by hun! he Jury cn te
trial gave n verdict favor of plaintiff r Tie amount nnd
motion made fc ,a the ground 81 want notce
10 tina endorser ard usry the unn inHsueuon h ne
ing renewed note. On the part OF Mr. leI. discourage "
Bankruptcy was forth the proceedings ne case y
brourh, up on bill Of exceptions - the charge 81 the judge
The Court decided that new tnal should NC ho"cu' SNa
10 ABIDE the event
John Phillips vs. Joseph W. ioward.-Aciioo 10
recover contract for building house corner oil 81 Avenue
n Re ufr fer,assr confirmed.
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9Th, IotA and 18Th wards Court.


Smith e. Cook -. Hr. J. Van II ludL-Acticn
recover fcr materials ffns 10 the SCHOONER sophn
being conended TINT the defendant IS owner I've bo: ek.
shown that the Defendant merely mottsnrgs ml on, Sl
posses on aud cnn!cudci that. n1twi rnndns INC
registry and outh u ownership the Custom Hoo he was
responsible. tie nnd dccis1n, beng 10 TINT eef
and the actual tile beng licny L. or The Cuuft nieu
took the hitter vew.-ihc jury found ior Defendant
~ In statement mn,is in some daily Of pro
ceeding, taken agart Mr. Fuwcaer Tor the erdsu'e OF s
solicitor. signature for the dseonnnanee
OF Chancery SUIT. which he, administrator OF an estate
complainant. informed that the facts occurred on
the ih November a,' and originated from msundeSsnd
ing between him and las Solicitor 10 the terms onwhc the
settlement should be mndc that Mr. Fewenther, under The
impulse Of strong Of dissatisfaction with the arrange
men us made passed pen through the signature OF h' So
Icitor papers IN the Office aad N the presence OF the
opposite Counsel and rendered him the $40 received that he
Immediately after The signatures. nud in nddon OBJ
tanned similar for the defendants Solicitor and the
suit wa, accordingly discontinued the sGae day.
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TAXI SoI1cE-A CuRr ToR TIE rlLEs.-The west Al
tnc&s this cunpaat may hc nilea-y relieved 80 ~
innnenty cured, by The Use 81 10y anrent sH w w
Rain nf nina. sold at u touriiEnd rad 10
rt,r. mt rI..Ini. the IIr-. VIII 10 frllInAci.
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The filowing orc the rew Police Resu 'stiens,
issn I'd frora the hiayors Office.
Tie principal otact naincd the prevention ~
ard ~ this end every cDrt the Police To be d'Iece
Officer. Policemen should cndenvnf Ia distinguish them
such nctyity vigilance render u almost
impossible for my commit CRIME. ne absence OF
will he considered the sures evidence oil The complete
,ifc iency oil the Police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

pALpNrss PREVENTED Person. ;sine Tho genuine nir
of Columbia cannot hccntn- huld a lew RgplcatCu u
n, any time stop tr ha ren tlu; out whether nocrne
hr knees ~ o,hcTw,c II nl.l ettqfps the haf on her
that have hrcn llh a.; yeas. Tbosc laci', nna VII
prnve, 70 tho sausar,ou e who viii be persuaded
mike use of y, sold al y tourRndistfsci
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D5- Democratic WING General Commit
Special Meeting ef this Committee viii be held on
Tuesday Evening Dec 10Th. the Broadway House. ut
o'clock 81. BOWDfTCH BLUNT, Chairman.
J. r. HOBART HAws, '''Sie."S'. dsM&T
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THr DAILY TsIruyr served a an early hour In any
oar Of this City or Brooklyn. CENTS per week aye
e to the Garner or those who prefer IL; III the same a'e
70, six months OF year, payable ut the Office in advance
Persons wishing To lie served will please send IL their names
Trough the po.i Office o. otherwise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

Il There is u very curious animal of the
ourang Outang tribe exhibiting al The New Y oIk
Museum. Its resemblance 10 the human race is
most extraordinary
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Aggregate vote for Governor m Augut AZ, M
Evcc of for Governor over vote Toy Pfcsdens 49,
tny> exceeds cvsey Nh- nddate Tor Cow Io.,
BntlaL, loco cnnd. tlr Gevl vote oAcecds Eok W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

~ JAMES BucHAsAN was nominated for Sec
rotary of State by The Pennsylvania Polk aud DIAL
las Electoral College He'sa nice boy, but he
can't come in.
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ny CoSNEL's MAaicAL PAS EXTRACTOR. Gont Cnur
nndi stIcct will cGic hc following com air, GO gsy =
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MoRsEs TELEGRApH.-In tacenty minutes after
the Presidents Message had been sent in TO The
House, synopsis Of II was transmitted 10 Balti-
more by Morses Telegraph.
.a The Board OF Managers OF the National
Washington Monument Society, report thai ,hsy
have collected and now have in hand, Si9, co., and
that with that sum they propose 10 commence the
efeeii:n oithe Sienumentir Washington.
A SNIP AT ZERo.-The Madsonian contsins u
letter from NJ. G. Perry, the T. S. Frigale Mace
donaD, which states that on the evening of the 4lh
OF July las that vessel arrived at the point in the
Atlantic ocean where the meridian of Gret nsich
crosses The Equator, and where, ofcourse, latitude
and longitude are both reduced 10 nothing. Al his
grand starting point, ths Macedonian 6eed Mirteen
guns, in honor Of the cd thirteen States.
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CITY ENTELLtG ENCE
s,rcEpAr.
Superior Court.
p,.-,.. o., II -f.rs.i-r 1nNi.


Amos B,ily -. W |. Wh';ns and Frederick A.
Ner-Su, wns =n.rrr,i H.uiust Wilcox a Railway y,
J. u recover TIE OF note 0ndacd by 'n TOT ~ n
fs.rc, rctirst Nj T. w 'cfi dtbtnr nI
eleadsn bcrne IN, surety bond. Tire present. tsl %
On the merit, tie note ~, abe ca dcg31b. VIII M
tsi Defence up that there ,nI' 81 neter ai
,o lsc,s M NOT presenting a no- uf payment IN shsi
-Ts, ertsd n Court charged TIM; the rulc 90 ps %
demand i. t,st ha bc resented NJ a reasonable peo -
h. considered ~ tie character nad lnenun ~ The
10 be =re4rnte4l umesciv nor &, G r' - bong nat N e..
ursr wall 10 thrown oil h egh,d apd inlgrc u IS ic' ths
irv dec- from the evidence and ts ~ p - DOVE Mhef
The notice zid sufficient VERDICT" painful ~
F.iinNs. Read Il sico;t We. z. Chesaiiisr.--hc
ton TO eroyc Ruiot of gwen neafy y year, sgc to
which the satu;e 0f Emissions blended ~ bar fEe iafs
could not a.sce. aaa we've t.scsafset
Before Judge oAKIEy.
4. va'arino " hinSon Il Thompson ACTION 20
recover $3.50 insurance. ,e hands q ~ & Ila
ready Ieforrc io) Ve;dc for plaintiff subject 10 TIE opn'
len o; the Count.
John H. Meizer vs. Matthew Hughes ssanli
md battery DAMAGES lani s3tOoc parties ae miik
men, md deal IN Orange 90 mS. IAey were eaci nj nc
tea ntna wharf @ oi pgnnc street. one DAP 10 the fpnn
%; Nav last fO purp, c receiving thfr cans ron me
500 oa arrivgi both having horses and Nyg9n, ard
largo number OF other mi!knier beg present HE horSs OF
Hughes was standing opposite the gangNny o Inc steamboat
and MIR NJ took hold of the horses head O. tufl ~ w ic
round aud let person pass. Hughes WINS cruinE Hol in'
stes p6oa Mt the time, became e. Mszlcf l1r iInr
ms horse and struck HIM yoltn, buw TIE eve VIII '
~, from tl eiicr. which, ald eLie hhs Hut ySi
rsrov,arad - ert,c foT oinntiff $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

Rsed tic following 80 rhllG rsphew ~ filend 4
NUE. stepped vessel 81 boiling wafer nd scAlcd ., ~
mn 10 the kne- whea Jupara Ainrcn ran Extra, ,of ils
q ,u.tlanit ,tro, was 5ppod. ,sh e almost f,nnl Fss
rel el - the ht,le sufferer nd entirely cufcf r. Ne
child OF ms owu bnfuai rs hand severely. md ned 3,
snlve winch on !e instant rtlet. aud scucurdte ~,
f ore could mt . inur Ell IA BE- without A. thhk seq
family should always kceP II on hand to e ia chs 'u'
accidents. II ApAhsi :,
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pyAryrsx-Dr McNaIes Acoustic on for AZ complains,
th. Mr. Th, IS an article sgo.d % 4 @ celebrated b.
been known 10 cure cases OF ng ndne wci The :,
tent had nj been able 60 hear for years, md ~ Tie
huminins M The head. pam the head and car
al How p,ifnrtos are thc sbsc, oi ptnnus snierrf
ven almost constantly hom hu2fing noises m theif
sounds Ike The iauR q vaci &C. which are SUR 'yu
~ s,,prechnr icntueSs To ~ such cnrhdetly rcr
mend Dr. NcNalr'. Acoustic Oh. "a relief. Ses
Couitlanlstfest Prcc 81 per flask.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

s.NDs's SARSArtRiLgl- chsrse 81 GVnPoRdst u1t .
the etu,n s,f ,,oa n merely emit r.h vii tcna -
niaut II thus, - cent ti iEniied there The
lrstn Of power, th iUc u citt'ed ?rsfetss ss
uarals medical scenrc, ADD pl'fz TIC mot sins a.
thsse SANDS'S S.RShfARiti.N. 7 he pariir haht
Their hu,,cvcf than The ertfttgauou tho dstHctvr ~
l---t g VI lie su,fFncrs the fc3uliFht - daf
,aftnr-s and sh' IN have condensation II
eelrnts Of dc,tuiaiu hr uthsf ~ The ser1eis q.
and c fie ter encv II -arn ~ nhS IN pniy ~ ano
Sfoluss hvnibl tie Hiniap s5sein laseBs .
knnur hur Inns bccn tfc Ticfr - ne Ncsns Ssnis
couVer: t, tendency pAstlsc. absolute, lai,h os
e. hy concentrating HH mc ING no restorative pntt ~
parted u the foct bY nature.
value efficacy, parapisst. wrh saJ II ohtE
~ tie ptnprietars and tiSlf aseais 8setss,
Prem. rod roi aoA, wlo,cAls a,6 rstail. ny A. n 4
SANS. Whcle.ale O-ugszs, y sslon 'rC5t, New W,
aal also 20 HroahSay, n East bSnadNhy ana By i.
gi.ts grnculi, throughout TIT CuHe,. -iaiez.
Pue. ii mr. bottle. ~ 5onie iet g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

gs' Srrd,'. Fr4,,,i's anil Ccrstccki EyrRtcr o. S,
sIrARiiL, ,nkl al y CnnltIlnalalIesl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

iE= The MrrRoPoLlTAS MAGAZINE should in
.icata the .ourcs whence itderves its articles The
" Stray LeGres from Portfolio Is The title Of an
article mace up OF exruc'a, taken without acknow-
et cement, or credit of any kind from the Editors
Table" Of old numbers Of the KnickerbocIer Mays
ziae; and the lines to Forgetme Not, by Halleck
were first Published in the same popular periodical.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-09

.A'sr.s es'rs' Hsary t,'ra s. o,raisse-Nr I.,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30

had built it so firmly that he wore away his nails and
broke his teeth before he able to tear away the
smallest pebble.
Suddenly he thought he saw great concourse of
people. lie climbed upon rock and distinctly per-
ceved The clergy Of Goshenen with crosses and ban
ners cunning TO bless the Devils Bridge. Satan saw
that there was nothing moro for him to do. lie sad
ly descended the mountain. and meeting poor COW
nearly exhausted, he pulled her by the tail over
precipice.
As to the Battle OF Cioshenen, he never heard nny
more Of the internal architect. But the first time that
he funibled in his pocket, he burned his fingers we'll
IL was the lngut again changed to coal
The bridge lasted i've hundred years as the devil
had promised. new one has been erected which
has stolen its name, but tho old still remans at lis
side