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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
n respect to the United Suites he say

MoRMoss.-Ths Illinois House, by vote of 109
TO 4, have referred bill repeating the Mormon
Charters TO the Judiciary Committee. That is right
Ii ouc hit ttever 10 have been granted 10 the mon
strous form in which it was granted. The vote on
the question of reference was. we may say, unani-
nous, the four nays being Mormons. Its passage
ID not doubted by like msjorty.
This action shows plainly enough the Jolly OF any
sect leaning upon the arm Of a party.
The opposition led on these Mormons, step by
STEP they gave an eItravagant charter 10 get then
votes; that done and there being no farther or I'M
mediate need for'thsir help they are tossed over
bosrd without passing sympathy, or a friendly
pairing. So il will be with all bodies of men who
sacrifice selrespect, duty, in tie hope Of gaining
some selfish end by an unnatural or unholy alliance
with any party.
IL these Mormops had bsen dealt rightly with, or
the Legislature of Illinois had treated them as they
wouIdsheve done any Christieh body, we should
have been spared the violence and murders which
have occurred in Or near tbs Mormon setIiement.-
Upon the Legislators OF that State rests the respon-
sib.lity Of this violence and these murders: This
retri5u,ion mot yer exhausted msed cut TO Illinois,
must be seen and understood by her citizens
cincinnati Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE,
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY.
Court OF Comma on Pleas.

John 4 Brotcr VIZ. William HeAfec.-The plain
tiff IS manufacturer ofroot beer dong somewhat excessive
bIsincss al No s Bowery The defendant keeps store IN
Mulberry for the purchase and sale OF bottles NJ
Brown appears caused large quantity OF stone jugs 70 DC
manufactured having on them his which he required
should be returned him after his customers had used the pee
contained in them quantity OF the were subsequently
discovered TO be in he defendant Plaintiff then ndyer
used and aso cased Printed notices be sied that ne dd
sell the Jugs with the beet but required them 10 be
and cautioned persons purchasine them Dsendaf'
SAID sui went on buying the Jugs The present an aepn
To recover the value SAID have been his store ne
Court CHARGED Tint II defendant hal police that MI brown
never sold his bnes he had right TO purcase third par
ties, and Mr. B. WIS enr,Ied the full value of what night
have been IN possession of defendant Verdict for painf Sb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
IsrrKrs11se EkpER1aEsr.-Yesterday morning

INTERESTING ExpER1MEsT.-Yesterday morning
an important and beautiful experiment was lesleo
Professor Charles B. Page, Examiner IN the Patent
Office, we'll known for bis many ingenious Inventions
in electromagnetic, has been engaged Tor some
Time in improving his original Magnetic Eiecfrlcai
Machine which has now attained such degree Of
perfection as 10 answer all the purposes Of ,hs ga.
p,nic hattsry in the Telegraph. The FIRST expert
meot tried Yesterday morning. In presence ST Pro-
lessor Morse, and Mr. yni Ills assistant, fully test
ed The practicabi,ty andimporance OF the invention
The teiegrsphic instruments were operated 10 bai-
,imo,e and back TO Washington-a distance OF eigay
miIes-by means of this reT improvement, mus
sstsb,issine the fact tina, the galYanic battery,
more expensive and disagreeable apparatus, may De
dispensed with. BAN. atflot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
[lpvEaTIsEMENT.]

Such Of cur readers as want any article Of Dry
Goods, either for their wear or fer holiday pre-
s-nls, will find good opportunity for SO doing by
calling on Barker & Towle, II Catharine-st. Their
stock is complete with every desirable style of ich
goods for Dresses, Shawls, &c. They now sell 20
psr CEN. less than former prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28


AsHEs.-Therc j, a moderate business doing IL Poa,
SO 75 at which The market steady Pearls u and duh
The sales 100 to $50 bb of both descriptions.
CoT.roN.-The markc, is rather steady q, the d.
cline. and there iaI demand eS,h 1r RiPains sla sha
considerable number ofbuyen mnrke but their en
are low. We quose fair Uplands fair Orleans 6S. Tia
supply On the market IS CONSIDERABLY
previous iaie. InlyGenesee "a ia l5 Michisia
and Ohio 81 ~ 81 lo Scratched "a 43 " ~ and eai:e
otlce sales Of sOto 800 6bl. Geose.owq .! 5sE we
quote Georgetown md Brnndywlne at y q W Efh.
Poga 0odnay ~ IA as Fnnr eli se rs V o
nii i ~ AZ The stock of BncS ,yhe.t y large sad
the market dull Sales SO 50 SO 50 for common r.
BAG Meal sSs 100 per cyt. New jersey Neal s2@s
be eRs%Ts sas s.. bs. n.r. parcel Of us. What
vS Ss ~ a nH' and
%H' sS:%s. Gssssa @$ s
g cents weight Last e 1s ys ~ n ssS s
Cunu There are some receipts BY wagon winch e y i.,
ing al SSs "a cents. barey enu'ey noalnAl *
HAY-We no,ce small saes Oais' iof sou'hen apa ln'
WHIsKY.-Therc good demand for barrels sqi hse
sG is .Sa - some ON IS to loo bb II ga Is Drudge
md 10 iar demand. :,
n cents. fist sort Western. There far ree demands
II 10 cents u
- Sei' c,s' ~. 20 r,...,. ,u,. ...,
100 bis for ' home use q % sS cent? La,e.d /. dbl
sale OF English IN small packages ives mtdc NJ " ef1s ~
el PIsi-The,s . No, much doing Dry Cod /. % W out
ofstnre Mackerel sell wanted nj sia 10 $40 90 o srJ
rsIyoW ser. Il coo.dsr,b. iaonTv. ut rs hear of
no ale. efimooanes. zpnma article would Sdas e'q
'0 Gems a.,,.,d n, clove, end n.,g /;
hs5 We os,c s1c oa. 81 10 tea ii Ia
Flax .hsre : n m nfy ,, E9s a shs
hise te Clean worih sl2 and Y. tls e :. .S; , 5
eisp Rough "a cul Timothy sli Sio' WIZ saai
BEEsWAG.-Ihe demand IS good for sIDer' ~ g.
pO poI NJ q isl Taay In mar has sospwa
ndsney N failure q hlss SSa,s sss
my ,se e q H. PIX bsSr d on ne
o gar,aqpe dong "a Beef TSsfc ,sSs sS @f
se The i .aie Il s,ts Tor ses 80
reported zach If The Sx sss US
10 cent?. Weern diaries are Y Is cents, Casssia E'''
demand at 81 cert, s.. Tor good aI'lse a. .,,h
- ,Y.nis
H.vAsA Dec Hya cSs,fsou per a, .,s ,d IN
S 81 Ras BEEN tfaasasc The lin Deen
WI. iSnf ,g De 81 agns ;e eoa. :Snc DIV
con.ir ce in france for the GoSen Of tbs llsgc tx
~n. preseoed On TINT dry, and except wcn t1s i
eet ysgs her, returning o. Vera Cruz the csslaneo
degree q sstaa;% 5 DE- . ca n e. ssss
Of Havana They followed by .ec confpurs . ~
ro6tty and merchants # the island lns gs.sl
we're gone tnforn nna oS deosssd Ts
pimentnry 70 tne tneen ana " pns, .s ~ Inc ses
light itse WIZ % npou, ~ le afoss .ae e,ovdsd sth
ne ely ana nm ns Setter eS Be ned s
ihun previously sschanse o. Easna Essssysa ~
~, per ecnt pseiI. ~ ~ ~ ~ a, ~ l: Coha
scafCe. lJffI
s ~ 80, 80 ~ Cng.e cnning in very sl5ady, ~
sf "a e. ~, ie ,rsnoarary sspendsd dGSs W
si 6yites, and The auo,aions srs best bui nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
Books for Holiday Presents.
Juvenile Books; and Literary Re-
uembrancers.
APPLETON & {

Ne|-i orS--D. APPLETON q TO-
The old Creeks and Romans, about The shortest
day of the year, commemorated one of their most
exciting Festivals; which continued until they
were weary of their strange Seturnaia. We feem
10 have changed the BaiuTe, but not the PERIOD
of The enjoyment. Between Stereotype, Steam
Presses, Engraving and other Pictorial Aris eided
by the embellishments of the Book-Bindery, our
modern Satmnaiia are more wisely passed in the
temples of Books. II the ancient Baccbanals spent
their superhuous money in fun and foolery, we,
modernp, can easily empty our pockeI-books and
purses during lounge in Applston's Book store,
300 Broadway, where every thing can be found
adapted to all ages :-rhs Picture Books, TO make
q baby laugh 1.-The Cleper Stories for infaniine
pratters the Manuals, Stories, and Libraries for
Boys and Girls of ali ages the Ai;Runts 10 please
the eve, the taste and The fancy of those Who love
American Wild F7orers and Roses, or foreign pic
tarrsque Beauties;-the grace and learned books,
which puzzle the Student ard erchans the Philoso-
pher the anglican Poets, arTayed in ell tasteful
elegance for The Lady's Boudoir and the Drawing
Room Table the profound Theology for all Min
tiers and Christians and Bibles Of all sizes, in
every species OF type, and with sumptuous APP
pearance shst is adapted 10 every household.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

~ Died, in this City, on The 25,h instant, Of
Group after ar illness OF few hours, RALPH Doue.
LAS, aged one year, eleven months and twenty days.
only son CT Ralph and Amanda Murray, late Of Bal
;imore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
MARRIED.

On Wednesday the 18th Instant, By Rev ar Burnbam Mr.
WILLIAM l. TALMAS TO Mss ELLEN AMELIA,
youngest daughter OF William B. Van Nortwick. ESQ. o, h
~ Brookyu Tuerlay. the eah trstss, By Rev. Doctor
Suriug. EDWARD BENENT to SARAH l. daughter Of K.
Havens, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
co,,rt ca,eadar-Tnis day.

ciRcu1r CouRr.-Nos. %, Sc, 38, 50, 40, Al, AZ
4s!!, 272. 43, 45, AZ.
SUPERIOR CouRr-There will be no Calendar
to-day.
coaaos PLEAs-Monday.-Nos. IS. 10, 81, 50,
81, So, /, 4, q, 40, Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
Coroner,s OMce.

Sudden Dsath-The Coroner held an inquest in
18Th street near avenue the body of Patrick Keaey
ae 80 nutive of Ireland. of Incorporate hnbts, who fell
suddenly from bis chair Yesterday afternoon and died Verdict
Death from cong es;ioa OF the lungs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

PaEsESrArIoY OF SWORD TO Cow. SHURRIcK-
The correspondence between Ex-Governor Ham
mond and Com. Shubick, OF the presentaiion o. me
~ SouIh Carolina, ia published IN tie Charleston
papers. The sword Is very splendid affair, and
cost $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

STEAMBOAT BUILDING At PrrTsBuRo The num-
bar OF steamboats, built al Pittsburg from Dec isi
1913, to Dec 1914 is ffty, The actual bprthtn Ton
aurc Of which IS u 0e7 tans Many OF thefn are oil
beautiful model, superb Gaish, and exfraosorary
speed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

W Our acknowledgements for Public Docu-
ments are due TO Hon. w, Hunt, Hon. NJ. H.
JxYKs, Hon HAMILTON FISH, Hon. w. b. Mac
LAY, Hon. w. A. MosgLEY, and Hon. ]. J. HARDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

Dc GouRAup's BLANC DEspAGNE, or Spanish White.
for the compexon to ladies subject 70 nshe o. fedness n
frngrantly and be Ind only OF Dr. G. Waker LIST store
FROM Broadway % cents n box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Auctoaeer.

~LaYge Sale OF standard Works aad
Holiday Books.-BANGS, RICHARDS L PLATT.
No sOi Broadway, viii .el THIS EVENING extensive snd
choice collection OF valuable standard Works elegant Annals
for Is and large variety of ns Bible cne Prayer and Gift
Books. cS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

WONDERS WILL NEVER cEAsE.5Ano,her remarkable curs
of Deafness performed by DR.. McNair's Acoustic OAn
elderly indy residing il Woodstreet, "a door above Tenth
street. Philadelphia has been cured of Deafness Of years
standing by the of flask Of this OIL All deaf
should Try Sold at 81 Cousndtstree Price 81 per flask
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
To.pay,s Outside.

First Pase-Notice of the Western Literary Journal with
n Poem by VIM G. Gallagher various Literary Notices
Miscellaneous Items Commercial aud Money Matters
lest Page-A Cruise on Lake Okachobee, concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

EVERY MAs MS DESTIsT.-Just received very few
of Dental Instruments put in small morocco cases
By the of these Instruments scrnpe. e plug
and keep delicious order their teeth without cnng IN
dryuv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

CHEAP DRY GoODS-Ihc Subscribers berg determined
to close cut then stock Of Fall AID Winter Goods among
which viii be found good assortment OF Mernos n WOOL
i, sc SILK Velvet Mems Linen Camhrc Hakf needle work
ed Collars aud Habit Shirts, ali OF which they VIII sell Us low
:. "a as KENNETH K RHODES 60 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

o. Experiment, the microscope OF the mind BY 'ts ara
we the substances 10 which It IS ap
ped that would never developed themselves under
other agency Experiment long and patiently practsed has
given 10 one OF the valuable of the Vegetable
kn:don,-yye mean SaHaparlia-a ard potency truly
wonderful We refer that preparation OF the root known rs
Snnd Snisspnris The facility with which all diseases OF
the SKIN can be controlled nnd cured By this preparation
among the extraordinary phenomena of otern science
rs n!cence Nor do the merely dry up and cicuuize
leaving process of decomposition the accumncton OF
thorough and the convuescen seldom never experiences
relapse.
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence Of its SUPERB
value and efficacy, pamphlets which may bs obtained
Of the pruprie.oS and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold whoosale and reail, by A. d. & D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists - Fulton street, New YORK.
Sold also Mt 23 Broadway, Y East Broadway and By Drug
gsts generally throughout the United Stnies.
Price sl per bottle SIX bottles for as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

C~ The New. Orleans Bulletin trusts that The
Hon. Henry Hubbard, the agent TO that city from
the State Of Massachusetts, will not, when be ar
rives, tempt the excitement which is to be appre-
snded il he attempt to enter the objects of bis
mission"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

~ The Rt. Rev. Pniinnder Chase, ID. ID.
Bhhop of Illinois, will preach to the Yoang in the Msso9
,cb of Eppany Stantonstreet between Essex mad
Norfolk streets on Sunday Evening next Service TO
mence NJ I O'Clock. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

r,~ rba 5,df. :, Fair IN thz Dasessa1t ~ Sd n q
,es Church. Bcrcaj seet. will be opea toan1a csetok
O'Clock p snd viii sis9 open on 70 n'0s0w a. a. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

SToRx AND SLgEr hive effect upon the audiences
at TIE Arerc1 Museum for extensively has become
known ta, performances surass those Of every ya eab
shncnt N varisty an talent. that the ragnltcet aloon
nightly lIe with delighted crowd IN spite Of the wes.hef
To-day npoI. The Usual Family Holiday, there viii DO sen
did CLOCK and The ofort OF Ladies WITH
Their children Es becd greatly promoted By the new Lecture
rooI we anticipate large collection Of little ones TO gather
their N.ds Fanny, the Ourang Outang particularly al
nched ehen and good boy and g should be IN
dnlged Nth Ieep et hex
GThe OranS OUTING r. The New. For Museum continues
as attractive ever ana with the spe5dd performances
the place crowded An entertainment taxes pfscs
i.cIlnun IL clock. md N Inc usfc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

THE wEArHER.---After two dsys Of exceedingly
mild ard pleasant weather, we were yesterday visit
ed with drizzling rain, which toward evening
changed to regular old fashioned sncw-storm. AT
the hour Of going TO press e A M the snow was
falling quite fast, AID cold Norh-e was play
ing al, manner OF pranks with it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
DIED
) irs.. 81 epiIepsy. JosEpH FOX.

On Thursday evening 18th inst Of epilepsy. JOSEPH FOX.
in the 9Th year OF his s-e.
invited attend his fuaeral SUNDAY the 9Th Inst AZ
oclDck from ms !ate residence, No u PITT .treei
On Friday morning, 9Th is JOHN HENRY. sen OF Ihos
and Jane Dufour, - -,
lanes John ard Christopher Henn-ars are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral their residence, corner oil Spring ard
Sullivan street. this afternoon, 18th inst. at o clocs
ON Fridrv morning IN the Sd year of Der age, LlLlS,
widow of tie iste Capt. Nathaniel Hariou
The erls of the family and those OF her sons IN aw JACOB
Leonard Alexander Mustard and Luther lauy and the er
bcrs of the Marine Society. respectfully yiled 10 aenI
her funeral frua her as residence, corner OF ne bowefy ana
First street. Sunday afternoon al clock rcsey it
further notice. -. .....
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the members 81
Getty Lodge No IL O. of o. T. and Shin olnefs Bev0en
society respectfully inyie 70 attend his funeral from m
late residence. 3; Orchan Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock precisely without further invitation -, -,
or Group after only IS hours Illness. GEORGE NiLhE,
BANTA Of VIM. and Nancy E. Ban,a, aged years and
3mnuths.
The relatives aad friends OF the 1mly also the mSIbers OF
Franklin DIVISION No Sons of Temperance respectfully
o clock. from No. % Cans street.
Suddenly on "Wednesday night, CHARLOTTE CARO-
LINE infant daughter If Mslanethon :. Swurtwoni,
On tie 18th Rye Westchester Co., y. Y, WIN. 8
HOLBERTON. aged 80 year,
Al VIII. estown Ooeda CO., on the 2i,h in MATILDA
P. THOMAS, of New York. - -
A, Savannah GcS, on the 2is, inst. GILBERT HOL-
DANE aged 81 years. late of Cosprns. Putnam county,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

NECESSARY CAuTtoN.-Dr. Felix Gouraui's Italian Med;
icaed Soap, being extraordinary chemical invention, and
blessing mankind, the of oil skin complaint. and
consequently commanding most extensive and daily m
creusng demand has caused Adventures TO strut into the aa
with base limitations. Purchaser therefore, must be careful
and ask for " GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDlCATED
SOAP, especially aay chemists ami Medicine
de the habit of oisting the spurious limitations con
Madame Sutton, Prima Dona, Miss Wilson, Mrs E. Cur
It's Mrs. lie Roy, Madame Sage, Mrs. Johnson Brooklyn,
imposed upon buy ony the original and only place New
York 81 Walker ST. first FROM Broadway Boston,
Milk street; Ph indolpbia "A Chesnut Greene & TO. Woces-
ter: Dyer, Providence; Myep New. Haven; Carleton. Low
ell; PeaIce Stanwx Hall. Albany; Bnckus G Bull Troy
Stors, Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepse: Cross Catskil &C.
celebrated Poudres Sube have become popular md
exeuvey used that tho BARRIERS complain bitterly for the wnn
business requires of their aid TO the hair
from the forehead the beard from the face where the Sub
tiles are used Those who have tired 1t will find 70 their
advantage do so ut 81 Walker-stree lt Store FROM
Broadway.
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w rAr WIG ALMANAC for ia45 is low ready.

- Tus DAILY TRIBUNE served early hour IN any
San OF thn City Brooklyn. at CENTS week paya-
Bic 70 the Carrier those who prefer IT, N the same rae
Tor sx nsoath year. payable the Office in advance
Ps.ous wishing be served viii please send ther names
I hrpurh the Pos, Office OF otherwise
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By This Mornings Mail.
a. No mail South o. Philadslphia.
Things Ia PhiisdeIphia-
of 4,e Scw-Ycrk Tribune.
PHIL.pELFHa. December Up. u.

PHILADELPHIA. December L-P. n.
In our Stock Market there - 70 essential chang.
Prices iuctuate fm day iay, and but stability exists
There such diversity e opinion re,ntve 10 we ebfuuIy
Interest that opzcn can wei o ioneo end ye
TINT Appearance oil suci men Us
ket, Will productive Of eond Ibey gre the zst
individuals regulate the hafpsa SsocS Market 20 nf
IS Stnts FIves arc concerned.
The recent move OF The Moyarienslng Bank, mat
OF il, name 10 s Bank of Commerce. has
ed much !T; among t5oe sho have suffered by S notc
whose past conduct productive OF such amount OF
misery and ruin 10 the community al ings could nefraIe
facts connected with the bbyamens;ns Bank thai ord rite
The most doubling.
Wesley flavel the unfortunate individual whose
the hand Of of his eountrJ for
the pennliy for which treire years Imprisonment He
of considerable intelligence. and has many PERSONA
friends but has ny confined HIN 10 the gloomy cells
of n prTson-huuse.
The unfortunate occurrence o. wednesday, On
on board the ship Farw. Marcus Hook OF which you
degree OF horror seldom Witnessed EnEs, the murdered
mnie sad to have ben man OF hne anu noble
native of Boso and universally beloved BY all The whole
OF this bloody altar sud been The result OF RUIZ;
but has been rumo,ed hose VINO shipped the crew pacu
lry Forbes have much account for The conduct OF Capt
Farwel Gccuses-t night II was Just roross was
undoubtedly under the iruence OF liquor and when ms maj
examination takes place shall edeavor TO all
HereHalns suen prism, vet there something Ioout MS
countenunce indicative Oisorrow.
A duel, il Is cnrreEly reported is about to come
off between distinguished members of the LocoFoco
pnry occasoned by ru offered last evening az private
putty. A challenge has uiquestlonabtF passed
ne wraIhet To-day has been most sdgreeao!e-
all business is ct stand We have had, first ran-hen snow,
which, III O'clock canedown quite fast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

PETER THE GREAT AND HIS BoYARs-peter the Great.
autocra OF all Russas nearly created revolution IN MS
own domains whea he ordered his dgntaiies become
Chs,ianized and shave off their long boards. No wonder
Bat had there been s,ch IN HENRys CHINESE
SHAVING CREAM in his they would bavs submit
ted peaceaby cried or mere such the comfort the
caosed by this delightful compound II preparation
.aponaceous and healing the skin removing pmpes md
healing cuts makes the face so infants and the
beard loses its stiffness when applied
Prepared and sold By a. b. SANDS & Co. Chemists and
Druggists 23 Broadway, OF Chambers strest. Sold also
at % Fulton street, and Il East Broadway Price 20 cents
per Jar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

A REMARKABLE CASE OF THE Tic DoLoREux CURED.
By CoSSELL's PAN EXTRACTOR" About the middle OF
last April severely aack ed with the Tic DoloEeux IN
the head that had not slept for than one or two
hours Tor several days. attended by of the rt
physicians CDR Hunter, o the SIXTH Ayenpe and by him
no benefit and 40 thought could live. asked phy
stefan he did think best for TO try salve called
'Connels Magical Pain Extractor (Which had house
and had previously used with great success FOR telon and he
said would 10 hurt 10 II. when Ind applied, md
in twenty minutes by the watch, after the first application.
relieved fell asleep and slept eighteen hours oundy
being entirely easy aud had before for eight weeks TINT
Of any duration did me any cood The save com.
petey extracted all pain and entirely cured me. was so low
That bark placed in roa ii my house That the noise
of passing vehicles might not disturb me- and cannot de-
scribe the intense ngory endured ore this save applied
For the truth all this refer to Dr. Hunter my family ply
sicinn aud, indeed the whole neghbohoOd procured this
wonderful save ut Mess Comstock Co.'s, Il Courtlnnd
street,
IScned By lady who asks that her may not BIO pub
shed but will gladly give farther information 10 all who will
call al her residence No. IS West Washington Plncel
The above article Will also the following complaints
or no pay tnken for it, viz:
Buns Old Sores, ETyspelns,
Scatls, Bruises. Pmpes on the ioce
Sprains, Scrouia, Nmte -wcillnys, :,
Eruptions Sore Eyes, Fes. eithfr sbnd or bleeding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
Commercial and Money n,,,.
o. For csaHersias srs .a,Te. .ss...r.. :, s..

The Stock Markst was rathr wax 81
The sales 20: important Al the ssseoas Ro,,5 U
firm. with raihes an upward tendency. OF Pc...ssss
the sales were again large, and the ukr vel
der them.
rhs Foreign BIZ Marssi is not rery sr,;..
there no chaags in rates. Sterling o. is g
a5sis Ths rate fos Sterling bad gvea var !. 49,.
at The hates, dase. AID snes were mxe q. sfs . ~
5.gH. New-York. 60 days. Il as di.. NAN y ~
Mobs Sterling was per cent Alabama sss,, ~ ~ 3
IS cents discount The supply of Exchange !, i ~
was large. and market heavy. - auI