davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-14

uu..ss- -.-...
-srsnd yet ~ II b II is Cbarles Eo,len ! ,v;,
8 EseysFel yeQnf md females They talk on;t
4 ionet ann ~ 81 70 attract the notice ~ ~
Il 90 auSast3a Observe this and shrink back
i sia yea expect = see Chstle
i seld s. s q iii ii. mosa;na .h.v ,,.,,
xssy sol g! and I was very hard o be ),
Sect ths Isa1 ELeir ssass LEI us co. w,
proceed up ssairs 70 the saloon before tho ba
stands Charles end bis compositions. They drink
declare The women too'3 Sssrfa;nIEv p1Jsa H..
iisten Charles addresses q rough, uncouth. fed
faced, gaudily dressed girl Is his pretty n,,,,s,
ne takes her hand in his and asks her 20 accom-
pany him to --- Bal, at 49, HALL She CON
sensss end the other young mon Invite their na,,.
asss sney take more liquor, and depart in grea,
feel faint, Mr.lW z. Let us 90 houeay
Ic not Yet Miss Lucy; the open air win re.
,sesn You. We will retire. and the walk TO 80
aaii VIII entirely resuscitate you." q S 80 $
a. 49, surely ~ you do not intend to follow them
: By 81 Eeaps, Miss Lucy b Il i your duty d
know ,hs how that pale haggard check Of your bro
~ consept but Il Is Sbittcr experience.
we hrriye at tho Ball room, and are \ aIn,, -,
|yvifh rel,,<to 80 ~ eotuuteo
cloaks sse % leave our
merely g go q d.nss s,s; say'ng our wish e
coenor. rs, 81 s ~ as.s. we get into e
the n,as,sr of ~, inat = gong onj
men % tae lnYl!es she gentle
ing Clarle6 sna b;. ss',.ons e!e iorm-
close bv us, n, o,', sss.:.s 5. .aNe w tne,r places
we arc ;nos srecogn;ssJ Tts. = so complete that
cav and afai,e ~ b;s 1910 appears very
fisev ar, well .;,,ss,I :" ana ,s evident
RIM he bsd scrt i'.ss 80, sac su 'n,nks MN for
s's "'' me - s pleased with tho
Dar;nay ~. ,;,,Ias ne dance commences.
sSe . .:.s s...s nre unnclns Lucys eyes
ce;. In, h,a., ~ a.er hcass throbs at the de-
Hsr 49, Decn Peacusing on the hinily.
susr;5cs - s,h.s opsnca g tne cause hts
brr ms apathy 9wads
pale and Js.,1 ms lse.inincss and vbel
aas. all thee afewe
Wall ,.sS ,,.s ts,s Js.'s, INV. =,
partner q ss oSsr anu Chases Sc akes his
low ,he,n nv ,. room e tol|
s BEEN 'ssm ~ e, noa !. enough and too
hrar,. .;.,l v W. ensStonate :, and almost
awa;. Tho srr;xsf 80 - ~ and at home
The bonss ,vc ,,cr. s !, Sn arrlysng at
tly chidcs ss "a, oy wary who gem
inauisitive ns =, ,vh.l aes Up SO she 10
~
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-14

and full OF hope as he was---are waited every
year to unknown regions, whose parents and
friends never know the true cause OF their sudden
,Do'sPosltion2 y and dsmisea and how few Lucy
3 fs1.ns mere are who take the trouble to make
.;.sselyes acquainted wih the facts, although
believe them till Il TOO late to stem the eurte,
81 hcentiousness: which might easily be stopned
as the onset if young ladies would discountenapce
all yong men who use intoxicethg drinks. y
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-14

PArHETIc.-A learned youak LADY being asked
at = tea-table if she ascd suga,Srspled. ii have
dlabolical, invincible repugnatce . sugar, for to
my insensible cogitations upont the abject the fla
vosty of the sugar nnlli6es theAavoty of the tea,
and renders it vastly obnoxioss !',v
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-14

hope it will be written sus BE tablets. of your
heart in characters not to be- Il ICED b anbiftion,
avarice or pleasure, thar the sfre Md certain
happiness to be found ON tIs apf the Grave, is
a consciousness Of your ownrktitsae, All peace
and homefelt joy are the rewdd dssyirtue.i And
there is no applause inths wosh wdfth having un-
mot to has Son 49, s'.t
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-14

! QPona 6pe, an c<at9r, who wished to
asiy uttiyso q lew turnpike through
q in VsrgissA, made IL following sublime
speech as we learn faehn til Marshall Sentinel:
May i please your worps! while Europe
is convulied u civif discer( and her empires
trenblc So Internal commofons. and while her
astronomers mount. .fo wing ~ tsnir imagination
and soar through the etheriak kvord, pursuing their
course from system tossyssenS nstil they have ex-
Plored the vast stersy of spae -let US direct our
attention to a road mofe inmd lately in our neigh
borhood. 80 stssss.s n - - 70,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
BOARDING,

UoARp M JANE HACH ha; Ienoy,d ,sEs1 ,nsn :sS So
t,ne1 de,rous ii obtaining pleasant snsse roe, WV " mi
places can 30 accommodated with eEealsst aof ~ ss.ept
h,,ui Also PailOr with be'rvcm aitacsreu a,~
boarte. acenuodated by the day or week ssSs n
Arr MIR H1sh perissOa 20 ref 70 S,e s'
tieuien: Professor II. Grisccm, u D. Df " s ~.
Narrs Wilson. Esq. --------. "s 50
DOARDlNG-A GENTLEMAN and as w IL =, ss,ss snu
% few SINGLE GENTLEMEN can oe a'e''n'itiSSsss "A sss
with pea,aa, rooms and board n 50 Murray 81 -
r,OARp-A pa,or and two SINGLE on the tsSs nt
- can he had with Bosr on rsasonaoc ,ens: a. Z -nn tu
see which !, free from The dry hca. OF bal stove
,o,RDrNG. NEAR PRoADWAY.-A lsrSe ana a siaal' a,
- ns,,n suitable ;g gentleman air ~. w,e' s.seen a.
I'VE sngs Sentleinea. iaGitsN a. - s"es' rsS ay.
recuySt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

GAPING THE CLIMAX OF RAscALrrY.-Ihe foi-
lowing is an extract from letter to Rev. John
Marsh, New.York, from J. Fl. Coffin, an able
and jealous temperance agent, now on alecturing
tonr in Western New.York. Our readers Will
see tha, the runseller carried his SPECULATION a
step beyossa the oroinary point. No comment
that we could make on the facts here recorded
would add to the impression they viii produce on
every uptight mind.
"a poor misguided wretch, who had swat
lowed down all bis substance, lived by hanging
round one of those dens of coruotion, and dong
little jobs as occasion ofeied. He sickeDed and
died at tie rum heie where he had gotten ms
bane Tor wears. The rumseller oeSy kindly sent
for The minister to come and attend his funeral.
In the kindness of his heart, he went ano per-
formed the du,ies of clergyman ct bis 'uhefai'
The daughter of the poor lost wretch came In
from the country to t.ke her )ast look q. hef
father, but was told it looked 50 bad 1t ,oouId oe
imprud.at to open the coffin. After the cofhn
had been let down into The grave, and the psoP'e
retired, the Sexton felt there was something wrong
abou, it. raised the cofhn and opened 1t, and be,
hold, there was nothing in it bat log Of 50oe
After the unprincipled rumselier had ruined hlm'
soul and body, to cap the CLIMAX, ne made the
last outrage on his putrid corpse, and told the
body for dissection! His frame is now hanging
up in one Of the Doctors shops In this Viiiage'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
toBE cL9SK 81 sE9sE = 6cR MILLS S :,,;. CO MANI

TLOBE CLOCK SrORE-y. X. MILLS & W. manu-
VI fncturers ofthe YEA CLOCKS would respectfully cai
and decided advantages these Clocks nye all ohe time
keepers They warranted 10 run one yea win
once winding and keep good me and now Tor sale at
l03 FutOn-street, New ofk.
The motion produced by weights a the ol day clocks arc
By main spring wound upon fusee 10 te clock, The
power of the weight spnDg ret1fte IN this clock, nnd
nude 10 retain regularity IN its motion by the
nent of the pendulum When look atthe
clock you perceive gt bali 9rr and hall inches 10 dafne
tor, at the end o small steel rod IL evoiVss three e' nnd
the upper end Of The rod ingenious and dete double To-
ve movement reaching To the escapement which citcbes
nnd leaves wh0u. any sensible ct0n me sDrng nsn re-
acts upon the ball. aided by It's gravity and the rotary
eontinued the escapeoen. controlling e pendulum
as in other clocks This ball hollow and hns internal
pantus. by which It's rotary motion regulated There are
four small weights at rghta ges tn each oher two are mount
e upon wire which hOrzOntni dlnEitter OF the gl0oe
The wire the therd oi the md cnch turn oil II
brochures n0yeen! Of The weights To or from the
tar which can be regulated TO the smallest fraction OF te
The other weights ma faSened To senLciTculsr band
composed 0ree different metals the contraction or
of which also changes their position within the ball. Ibe whole
interior lnsurez Is believed. entire uniformity
OF motion IN the globe. l.,
u avoided The revolutions OF the ball are found by ak
pertinent and observation 10 be isOchropal.
This clock out OF beat easy-t requires no OIL on
The revolutions Of the swing wheel 80 times less. or in
% nc OF second pendulum clock does IN one year. In iaet
of pounds motion each pft Oi ne .is una
striking machinery for a weeks. ,-
The souIs are struck by means o rotary brin1ef ne
CERTIFICATES Of the American Institute sbDw that ~ nay i
one of t seonih clocks placed with tenG and that
The prices nfe mOderie The pusc invited N call and
for ttsinssiSfs. SN 0AWonlc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
DAGUERREOTYPES.

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY l76
u BROADWAY. UP SrAiRs.-E. WHITE world re-
,pec,uy call the aenon of citizens and visiting
the city, 10 his splendid collection OF Daguereotype Portraits
single or in groups from to IA persons on The same plat
which o beauty and accurncy OF delneann cannot be
passed. Portraits taken a kinds Of weather. either with or
without he coc the pnes OF wsc ne nai reducedt TO hosc
charged By the most lnezperspcedln in the businsss.
The American Institue al lis late exhibition awarded Mr..
Whits the Fst Premium orihe best agusueotype Likeness
es grouping end genes eect which 5ct an0sar proof
TO the superiority of his POrtfail.
Dr. White sole ecen, in New York for the vsz nperor
imported German Cerneas and u no other establishment N
the city or state can they bo Obtained.
NJ B-lmDorted German Cameras aso French and Ameri'
cun instruments of the very bet quality, with Ptaes Gases
Chemicals Polishing materials, &c.
Mr. Whites Case Mnauiactoy being the largest and mort
extensive n the United States he enabed from the oaaGy
he anufactues sell Daguerrcoype Miniature Cases 10
per cent lower tan 0ths houSa tho Union tiS7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

OyERwoRKEp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On be-
ing asked how he got through all his business as
Chancellor, answered, 'Just as pckpacket gets
through hersepond-he must get through" Dun
ming, when similar question was put 10 HIM. an
swered in much the same spirit, though in more
professional STYLE divide my business into three
parts; one part do, another does itself, and the
third goes undone."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

For further particulars aud conclusive evidence OF is supe
nor efficacy pumpheis which may be obtained oil agent
Prepared and sold. whoIesale and retail by a. b < D.
SANDS, wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton street. Newfofk.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
States. Price. 81 psr buttls: SIX bottles for 20.
or The pubic respectfully requested 10 remember hat
Is Sandss Sasapnna tina; has been ind constantly
achieving such remarkable o the most dnou! cs'se.
sfdseaes the hun frame sublect therefore ask
for Sn rts,, Ssrsanar,ln. and lako no Other. d2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
CONSUMPTIoN.

A THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed utterly hopeless
medical discovery il lns always been styled Naties
Wild Cherry Bark and TatwO trees thai ,hcky scatie
ed wherever diseases of the lungs prevail We give few H.
stances OF its extraordinary power, from catalogue almost
without end.
lady (Iddress viii be given the New York sency) who
was given by all of her physicians die OF consumption,
had hard tumor Tor months the sdsrased large
quantities of matter sort of bony subancc-had taken
neicine fOr to months beng past ali hOpe-ente!y cured
by few bottles ni this Baam ~ September and Oct l5i4
A Williams ESQ. Attorney, &c New York, cured of spas
modic asthma OF . years standing, certified 10 By Recorder
Tamadge and J. Power, d. ID,
A Carna n. Y. CITY who had not slept, yins down,
years. (being Obliged 10 sleep asttnG pOstue) ta cured
Us 70 attend TO his business the most stormy weather
Thomas Batee, Esq J. JaIanica, l.. l. cured of asthma
Of 10 yeaH' standing.
Thomas Cozens Haddoned N J. estifss under och Tint
he had violent cough and pain in the sdeo. months raised
large quantities OF corrupt maer-eiso much boo-hs ply
slcnns could do bu; little for hngave him pills of mercury
but did good-s friends ell supposed he had gelopinS
consumption cured by three bottles OF WEtars
Balsam.
Mrs Ann, D. Hopkins of Knoresvilie n. Y entirely cur.
ed OF liver complaint and general debility OF eighteen months
standing.
Jacob Hoffman, NJ. D. Huntingdon cured child of P
coebe OF obstinate disease OF the lungs after he had tired all
The usual remedies in vain.
Gases are daily Of the country which
prove ncontestby the best superiority OF this Balsam
shade oiung nnd liver disease other preparation h
eftD known to the world.
Sold a. 81 Ann-stree by ISAAC BUTTS, and by agents
IN all partS of the United SthteS 81 en-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

EW. fl. GRAHAM has 'St. James, or the
Court of Queen Anne, an Historical Romance oy
Ainswor,h, complete in one volume, for 2o cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

THE SMITHSONIAN BEaUEsr.-The papers in
different parts OF the country calling attention
to this bequest. The whole fund now amounts to SIX
hundred and ninety thousand dollars. The propo-
sition Of Senator Tappan 10 lay out a model farm
upon ten acres of ground, in the vicinity OF the
Capitol is alluded to- and petitions are circulating
in aid OF the passage Of MS bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
TRIBUNE Book BINDER n.
No. = Seaucx STRxSE.
rUIrp STORY.

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERT.
No. ssaucx SrRxkz.
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD s. ALEXANDER.
ars prepared to execute BndinS fo1 BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuas
n g. Particular attention paid TO rebndns Old BOOKS, &
rodica Music &C.. in good style andet reasonable ra'e
Pe,ron: whiting the city have their boo rebound al
,...,.s ..so..s " 49, " Ell
r- water Cure Establishment, 65 Bar
cIay.us-Jocl Sbew NJ. d. Practitioner Those who can-
no, ee, relief By drugs invited To Try Natures osst med-
cine The location an2 pleasant and the convensncs
anpe for The full treatment By Wate1 The poor advised cIs-
iut)uHy.
ers~ Look out Look our. fathers and moihen.
when you 70 out TO buy Castor 81 Candy; be sure 10 ask o
has no ;asts Of the oil but al the effects OF y as
aso, Oi Candy that IS recommended by oil our nrs fhy
c,,ns V3's Castor OIL Candy that seld al u ss pei
package with full directions Ut Si r"n,rna corne;
Sprnc and Hudson A. x d. Sana,, IL at III L.
Df Baryeli lO Chatham; Handy. Hsh s. 69SSiyo: Se
Mrs Hays IN Brooklyn Be sure ana asa ief " ~ . 49,
for isle By A. B. b. SANDS s Futon '''cS G ;.s Osa sro
asy. snd n Enzs Rrnshvsv W
y. 5a2Ns1ss sa2N1s ss sSes2fas sss ''
IIAlR RSEATING-Difer-nt widths for sale oy ,.,;-
III n: JAMES WEEKS. Maiden Lane. up ssaiH:
only THINK OF IT. the very bes of Candy seienE aI
FWLp's for l6 per pound. l Broadway neai ~
saest
OFFEE URNS-Tbc Holidays Approaching ah9 new Sa1
" Years day will 'onp s Inc aos sa;ss , them in season.
ssns Sip foot Of John '''f soiSbSaN ERI VI n FART
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
WAsniyuroS, d. c. febrrar

W AsHTNUTUN1 F0f1'
Dr J. Smith Dodge Upon arrival IN Washington to .pn
~ "Srs n, surgeon Dentist presented To me letter. fon
svero friends m New. York OF the highest repectaby hnd
isndns containing the strongest and m"s favorable tcn
h Supsror professional qualifications. These satisfactory
evidences Of the and tho Dentist induced me III once u
sGy v aTd ny vile and myself now able from prora
S, 81 nentismnn and skIul Dentist This testimony IL
thus gwen well r. obedience & to the Snfs ;Ssn SshS
svs in ,nnny yen experienced THO sk and hdaly o the
ncIr, IN bs nroies,u MS 10 my convictions of hs
.o,,t nd n,of-sigual merit. Sll4AS w HltSliI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS
I n d RY GOOD s,
CEEAPER TUAY FVFp

CHEAPER THAN EVER
'HE SUBSCRIBER wishing close the balance OF his
e and xiner stock r0si Of which Of rpreui auction
purchase would offer them I. the following low 2ces sp!sn
I'D quality exposition pattern Par, Cashmere DEcosse. a
WOOL om Is 70 IS 3D. pc: yard shade stripe, PLAIN
Sk Velvet FOR Ladies Habit, beautiful printed Feve;s for
dressing Gowns rch Veve: Vting Thread, Brussels and
Gl9uI Lace Edglas and Inserting; ,tyieCso Lace
ees ,s:ng: h Cear, ReboGs ,i:as and Ftinses Ladies
Shaws of al kinds; Cloves: Hosiery, &c.
t3 n JEEGprp VI ads So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER-BRACE.
THIS ARTICLE 'Hended % brrce the shoulders nIf eI
pand he Chest and wi be found ndroenseoe % al per-
.ops who have acquired hs habit OF st00png snhsr nom
weakness confinement study Parents and snailana afe
parculary requested examine thus aItica 1t highly
:e Of chdren CT either sex. They DC wh perfect
ease Offering npsdent To The free zo oil The aruE Wns
they strengthen the back and shcudsfs and improve Gno
The bu5Ge sfs cautioned against nueer Of u1gorthy
limitations Of the Elastic Brace which are oiesd N dnsen
places throughout the county genuine excepting
those stamped with the names asd 2lsee u oo q s SUD
scTiber PAhssLt6f z. = ASai ss,a. firao T.
surpenders Ge bc, and Dealers In Gecilenens Funisp
ilz Artices. "a broadway. coroer Of PMk Plscs. .oc
a MRRiCAN ELASTIC susPENDERs AND WEB
proTesns Of tie ,pbecrbs in eompoqndiag lndn Rubber
and ad.prng the manufacture Of EaSnc Webbos by
s oS e a nos s% e M I tie made
Among the advantages he claims 10 h; MODE ID rnanutac
s e. s d Sseas2 @ S asi sesaSs
property Of retaining ;heL es1e and he graf neIease O.
stiffness without asd!ions! bcIk or we,gs, = eom%ss
ts. they lose he eascy after beng Won saoIt time
Iss entirely o5vted by Days process and ce5ers ius
noters or webbing Invited e1aAIne le goos g. r,o
@adsn ane An essonnsnt. embracing sl The saawz pei
,arns Away, on hand and for tseby Il. Il. PAY
sacsesscr 70 the ROEbu5 inl,s z Easssr sssa :sc
rsA HATS-FALL FAsHION-A general enorneIf
OF fGertenens Hats. such as CaSsmere o.in, nue: 20,
xsransd on far SSdies made Of the b; materials sad work
rnansho, AL selling a. y ane eMseSaRoE se5 No. % Bowcry
Also, Cep. end FuIs Of every Description. nSg I'M
"a JUST FINisHED-EIsgant Nutua tm fints (ctd'-
"a nnn!y termed Beaver a the ow pse o W & sapeaoi
Of Pr Psa :,. y sGr sos ,s s Il i 81 zo 1n an ar az
1f 4 :: " 'siy ByRoN D5a a'l Pase Hs rs cn.
CARPETs-Jrst received, large assortment TnreePly
= ss2sG'b ssf &c y sRS f2s &:cGEb2 ItiSi
MS I1eoanse faoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
WISTAR'S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tnr.
The best remedy lnorn TO the tro,!i tor the cure Of
coughs colds, asthma, Group, bleeding of the
lungs, trhooping cough, bronchitis, intfu-
en5a, skortness Of breath, pais and
readiness in the breast or side,
iver complaint, and TIE tfrst
stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

GER "a ANY rost respectfully
GSGpE 49, sorms ths t,i!ikens ot New York and
tb os !, ys,r.I TN. ss has iocat.1 hmAei this
and opens today At l Broadway aIgc aSd 9st coTpes
assortment, OF spec:aess aG Reading Gla,ses IT, ,a sss,
he i, partly known By hin annual ytI TO sa,rl epnne;
tipce tho last years that by nn kaowedse OF
eye pcrpgs with weak eyes can be supplied with Na
which wi greatly bsaoh, anu not .foin ths aE pnrls.
OF the finest flint which. Trough ttst hFh o9lss an IL
nended rs he bss II their effects the fo pressfvis
and piptoynr Toe night in cshnned writing ana feains
ortsic,e such have be'n o9cfntsd UPON Io
cataract can aso be saiisd lie nsaI likewise new gnsc
super -uely old frames. and s,eu the patronage e al
N van OF fhsartices. Please cali u
",gY ~ WISE flp,icinn. SH Broadwa,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

r ay Observation-Disclosures or DEBTs Iy TIE NoRtn-
WrsT.-R B. WASHBURNE, Attorney Il Law o..
lena, no will his attention to the eni!eson q p aeOI
Island Illinois in Du B19ue: ioya IN PlnttSsMie: re'0'''
Refer TO D. a. CusHNAS & Co.; DoSxMrs. suSphM 4
NIXON NcW. York. e-i "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Junior late Secren1 ol
~ lFga'iSrnr Sr WI a itat''' :, ~ no dws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

vsoDGE & PARMELE. DENTISTS, A Bond street. y
SwIru Homer respectfully informs hs rends and The
nubc tha he will not leave Tor tho South s winter until
,ftrr January irst. nsV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

Otiice No. 81 Wall So u. -. ~
j TTnR At LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCE.
RY WAYNE Ind WI sesa ,,s TO p SJisSs W sa
.J 10 the payment OF tnxe sales Of lands and ~ o'het
hssss, General Land Agency FOR NerSefa
Indiana ", r,,o,Ss ia, Nes.,,
Foot N Dawes w. Il :. Woodruff Co; Sydam. sass y
M u Ennger. ~ w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

The vii. te watncd SIati>, Nhc WV" ''S
,bs,e ba moro than oBe bel N n rpoai.
TheVc is a REFECTORY attached, IN which here are meon
.cd I'm Mt ~ NORRIS the day and evening. There are
E I,uh Rooms cunnec,ed for warm, cold ad shower ha,.
The Potter ii be IN n,ienieEce at all umes nuhr INC "S
in admit o.ger and "a let them out at NJ! honrs' I
B-Those who want Lodgings Hliei Inc honss o.'''
will ring the hail belt = n w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
ERENCH,s HOTEL

rs,HE PROPRIETOR respectfully inform. hs insnSt ,i Sn
The public that he has opened his new anu ,h ~
~ lS ,onstre a few doors east ot Br0aaMay Va I 10 10
mediate yicny omercautle 5i>!neS aud ihe ptn&c,pt & Ia ~
~ .,,se,nept ard has trshc IN siyle that wll osa a
v,rsbe comparson with the bet hotels 10 he ei'. g
nropre,or IN building and fitting np the ae"ve n",ie '
,,, rsy,n 10 cnnce and comfort and that he has Gus"
binei economy q. following pSc,ess, Will show; q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
NEW GOODS FOR CASH.
NEW FALL GOODS CHEZ

NEW FAIL GOODS CHEAP!
~ 10 1cqunln their friends md the public with iir deter
ninaton 10 sell CHEAP all their Stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods the OF which have been bought the late Auc
ton for CASH and which they resolved 10 sell nj the latest
reductions prices.
n 3. Grea Bargains may be expected Call and see
MA w. d. GREGORY s. CO. Us Spnng ST,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05
BRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT

OF
PRACTICAL MEDiCtNE AND SURGERY.
gALF-YKARLY JoCESAL,
Cs1ciainc Retrospective Pt.e e errp Dscorery Ga5
Practical Improvement IN The -ttd,edl SclereSS.
COMMENCED IN JANUARY, 1870
Published London July and January of ever yeaI and
fe-puhl SIZED n New. York By DANIEL &DEE ttais
AssE & EsTAnKooSh No. ~ Fultnl.fsree.-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

ys,EETH-J SMITH DODGE, a Bond street, offers hs
friends and the public entire new method OF ia'esnE
artificial teeth |. ot his invention secured by ietie"
| S,ten, and used by himself only in this city. .
stom Hon. silss Wright, L. Senator from the State o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

Si FINE WATCHEs,-The subscriber, have s9,sn.
A did assortment Of god end aIyer duplex end ever
81. Tobias & Co. K, & G. Beesey. and John Harmon.
Of London and Liverpool &c aDd nrs Sonants feeeivng
ndi.lon, 20 the same which they selling ye low. and
Warra afel good time keepers. MOTT, BROTHERS,
Importers and Doae the same. a. Nassau Il, oppo.;e
the new Custom. House
H. B,-We keeo IN our employ tho yeIy best werkmei.
which enables 70 give satisfaction 70 ell who leave ths'
Watches for repclry. o5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

na- DR.. Phinney,s Family Pills e2nppsn.dy C.. psaad
for sae By A. B. & D. SANDS KY Fulton S''os S 20 1s SIS
anT En- Kro hpsv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

NIEW-JERsEY Bi.OoMS-5O IONS Charcoal Blooms, io'
$ sale By SHERMAN. ATWATEkS s go "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-05

TEhN1S. -, =,
The irs. 10 Nos or Five yeas. Per rear neTsaer
Singte No.. 30 invnr,ahlT IN ndvnnce olou