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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-17
Mr.. Adams OH the Bible.

Althe recent convention Of ;he Amer
ican Bible Society in Washing ton, Mr..
Adams was chosen 10 preside; on taking
the chair, the first day Of the session,
(Feb. 27.) he made a short address,
which impaired high qualification TO
those who heard it. A piOus friend OF
good taste requests us 10 give the follow
ING report Of the address, from a cUrresy
pondent Of the New York Express, a
place in our paper Richmond Eng.
FelIOw Citizens and members of Ihe
Bible SOciety:-ln takn g the chair a.
warded to me by your kindness, deem
myself lOrtunste in having the opporlO-
nifty, at a stage oi long life drawing
rapidly to its close, 10 bear at this place,
the capitol Of our National Union, in the
Hall Of Representatives Of the North A.
merlcan people, in the chair ot the pre-
siding officer Of the assembly rePresen-
ting the whole people, the personltca :
ton OF this great and mighty nation, 10
bear my solemn testimonial reverence
and gratitude TO that book Of books, the
Holy Bible. Thirly-6ve years have
passed away since, in the State House at
Boston, the capitol Of my native common
wealth, became a member o this Socl
ETY.; and though have followed with a
deep interest their continued exerllons,
and the various fortunes of their success
in distributing this book think have
never been able 10 attend another meet
ing of the society from that time 10 this.
Since that time one generation OF man
has passed away, another has srlsen'
10 the midst OF The painful and PsF'Iou'
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From the Ohio Stale Journal.

From the Ohio State Journal,
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRACY, OHIO
AND THE TARIFF, WHO STAND
ON THE DEMOCRATIC PLAT.
FORMH
Every LOcofoco member Of Congress
from Ohio, present al the time, voted a
few days since TO take up Mr. McKay's
substitute for the present Tariff. And
nearly all OF them have invariably. du.
ring the present session, voted against
the principle Of protection and in favor
of establishing a Tariff on strictly Rev-
enus principles, discarding any thing
like discrimination in favor Of American
Industry. The address put forth by The
Slh of January Convention, it will be re-
collected by our readers, took unequvo,
cal grounds against Protection. The
following are few extracts from that
address, copied from The Statesman Of
lIlh January last:-
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
By THE REPORTER or rrK ". y. TRIBUNE.
WAsulNaroN. pecember ~. Is

WASHINGTON. December 10, l8ii.
House OF RgrREsEnTATlvEs.-Mr. +. J. Nor
introduced resolution, requesting the Com
mittco of Ways and Means TO inquire into the
cxpediency of continuing nlorse's Telegraph
from Baltimore 10 New ork, through Phla.
dcphia
MIR. WELLER introduced joint resolution for
the Annexation of Texas-nearly the same as
that introduced by c. j. IDgerselI. 1t was read
twice.
Mr.. HAmLIN introduced motion that the re-
solution of Mr.. Weller should be referred 10 a
committee of one from each State, and that said
committee be instructed TO make inquiries about
the constitutionaliiy Of the Annexalion; if the
Constitution could be construed in It's favor, whe-
ther 1t was express or implied, what is The debt
of Texas and various other matters, discussed in
connection with the Annexation question. The
motiUn 10 refer TO Il selcc! committee was voted
down, there being in favor of referring to the
Committee Of the Whole on the State Of the
Union, yeas 100. nays 60. So the whole mat
ter was referred to the Committee OF the Whole
ON Ito State nj the Union.
Mr., POLLARD gave notice that he would intro
ducc a til for The Annexation of Texas, to be
decided by the people through the ballot-5ox.-
The Loco. Focos have no. confidence enough in
the people 10 submit such question distinctly
to them.
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
The Presidents Private Secretary, Mr.. WAC
CANAAN, here appeared and delivered Message
from The President, accompanied by the cores.
pondence between Mr.. Shannon and MIR. Rejon,
&c The correspondence has already been
mostly published. The only new thing is a let
ter from Mr.. B. E. Green 10 Mr.. Calhoun of 2
late date concerning The demands which we have
on Mexico, and the supposed unwilingness of
Mexico TO pay. The Message aod documents.
on motion of C. ]. INeERsoLL, were referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and ordered
printed.
The bllto reduce and graduate the price the
Public Lands was then taken up ia Committee
of the hole Mir. Ficklin spoke in favor of,
and Mr. Carsin in opposition to the blll-com-
mittee rose and reported progress.
Mr. HARDIN introduced bill for the reduction
of Postage Read twice and referred to Com.
mittec of The Whole.
In THE SENATE, the principal business was the
reading Of the Message on our relations with
Mexico, and a discussion on Mr.. Atchison's bill
to organize government in the Territory OF Ore
son Adjourned till Monday. send you a
copy of the Message if you have not already re-
ceiyed IT.
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CHEAP PICTORIAL WORKS
E0P HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

WILSON & co. l62 Nassau-srres VIII pubish Sata..
day. Dcc 2i.;, & new and bea=tifa! Esiton o
THE ADVENTURES OF MR. OBADIAH OLDRCCK.
WITH is ENGRAVINGS. 'e;ia- forth at large TIE
Msiorures which beiel NJ. oldbuck-his five unsuc-
cessful attempts COMM; suiclde-hls hairbreacth
capes from fire. and tamne-hs affection for his
poor dog, Being printed with ne jebiack lax
on clear white drawing. the Ensrsv!nEs appe=!
10 excellent advantage Price . cents.
FLOWERS OF FABLE, WITH $50 ENGRAVINGS and
80 pages efiei;erprrss os only 3Iis This
collection of Popular Fables, By eminent authors,
lee;ed with grsa; and with view to their mora
tendency Il Is undoubtedly the cheapest book Of The
season.
These works will be 20, sale Saturday next q;
STRINGER& cos ea Broadway, and nj most ofthe cheap
Publication Stores in the CtJ. G20a'
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RICH FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
AT THE
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1872 BROADWAY.

New-York Cash Tailoring Establishment
1872 BROADWAY.
Three doors bcioro The Franklin House.
D Tie Subscribers respectfully announce that they have
made extensive arrangements for The
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
which will enable them TO offer greater Inducements than ever
to gentlemen wishing ecoavmze III the purchase OF then
Fail and Winter Garments.
They have already received by late arrivals great vaey
of new and new styles of Goods well adapted 10 the canning
easo-and will also by the next packets and steamers
the largest and best assortment of the latest and most beau
m styles of fancy French Elastic CassimeEes, rich figured
yelycts Cashnees Satin and Silk Vestngs, before Of
tered IN tis CRY
Asc Just received several Invoices ci Twed and Beaver
Cloths for Over Cons, Conks, Pcton. &C. black and iancy
coore French and English Cloths from the most celebrated
manufacturers being the styles cut IN their establishment
for the yer, and which for durability beauty oil fin
h mud us,ncss Of coors be eScnlcd, if equaed by
any styles Of Cloths imported into the United Staes
Their stock Of Fancy Dress Articles will comprise in part tic
richest styles OF Fall and Winter Cruyns Scar Supender,
Gloves Handkerchief Hosiery, Under Shirts and Dnwers.
Linen and Muslin Shirts Collars. Bosoms, Shoulder Braces,
Riding md Money Belts Umbrellas aud Umbrella Canes. exc
&c with every variety of goods usually Kept IN gentleman
general QUILTING establishment.
Also ful of Ready Maze Clothing, CONSISTING oil
Coaks Over Coats Dress and Frock Goats. Panaoon' and
Vests ever varie where gentlemen requiring garments or
Immediate use depend upon getting Inst nie orice'
mace AMI trimmed W every tespe,t euua - si" &
ORDER and al tGt connot aiI ~ please SII pItu
ality observed III hiking orders.
- Terms cash. and no deviation IN prices.
aug x,f ]. C. BOOTH &, co.
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II. MoNfAK mosNESss, DEcEn8ER as zsaa
= Grahana Hou.e-Ne,y Arrenganent.-

" Graham House-Se,. Arrangement
ROSWELL GoSS friends and The ogiic ,ia, lie
hes enlarged ms BO.7RDLy-G Establishment.
knowa IS te Graham HoCse o Barcla!st;e b. eddIss
If TIE Adjoining house. and prepared
s'st or !TrnaneI; 8darsers Ire favaie s Al
trends Of Temperance desiring cue: hoe, r.eesa
roT TIRE fumes o alcohol ard tobacco are Invited patroize
is hnne Ihe Ve.etehie System. WIN The choices. ~ecroa
nl truss, &c WITCH The market .os d be scciy adhered
TO- but table vii BE- served i0r Lhc So prefer onGy
10 sic, OF ieETed d.-f.
Cto,oa ShoTrI, Warm and Cold grhs free
o5 u ROSWELL GoSs.
~ Nnter Cuse.-JOEL SEW. u. D.. an nu;for
and practitioner cure. nnG EDITOR Of The W.:e.
Cure Jouna!. deyoes his time the practice the new
system. 1t applicable IN q! forms disease and ec.-
CO md safety unparalleled The be iesore
to wherever be obtained. Pn;ie=,s from dis
lance are accommodated. The po advised Eratuosiy.-
Office % Barclay street o4 en-
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: Fyc;HESr LEECHES!

,r,uE mol Of SWEDISH LEECutsS: large and medium
III II nooIteSI by C. A * II. WHITE 81 John street
f.. sale from, date. Al ONE Still.iNS E.,f, VI any
a" aHnsa Dim & Bshams Al BrostS; j. w, fss
t :, %. I: n Cog Ceshals FL pear street; t. CODY $
ssi Pearl Streets " D. Cfunhfs 10 gcf{: 'e eod
tIunss az Hudson; j. T. Chitcn's. aS RIuafsey snS
aiIS,%" of Broadway and Eshsh street; = ISd $ 4.
stvfo Any, rsnpr III r Green's 500 Bradwey; NJ H. fow
E eesner OF Broadway and GhsinSsI street Sn e II n
uanh AMI ssN st,eets John eaS 5l Brosswas 4
Feds conner of Third Avenue anS lyHn s. -, i Evils
'S Snes 81 Gissayich T SsnnIas I.n msren +
yonn, ~ amy q: r Rers, l0s Chs NJ 81 SAM Sergents
q Thd Avenue: John S. Schitjins IA CaSS w ~
m rsiharne St Harlow & Jones, e9ner 81 tieuye9n and
Mel ,ouSeII $50 ss' 'eiAe@ " s-'' - d In.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVE ,SToRE.-SUT'ToN, & Co
having added their establishment Hosiery and Glove
Department invite the Of Ladies and Gentlemen 10
their styles and prices Silk Hose and half hose OF black ana
SrteI win, .1sarant OF black and c9ored M9rsted
nv also gloves of Thbei Silk Nd Of the fist quality
imported Ia Spring street, Nedecepuon mere.
\. 4. Ribbons OF oil styies .. 5'nit
CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACK ERs.-The sub.
= scrber wishes make knowH 70 the public that much of
the biscuit and cracke which sold hs CITY by the above
Names are entirely erent from the SODA BISCUIT and So
GAR Crackers made AZ his Bakery which have been used
Inv inyas partculfy those who suffer from indigestion, for
moe than twenty yeaI. with the best results while the mi
tation which be made for less price, though perhaps
good Tor person heaih. wholly unfit for the SICK he
above BISCUIT and CRACKERS also BETTER BISCUIT. WINE
BrscIIr BUTTER CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS. Pilot
and NAVY BREAD all of the first quality, constantly Tor
sale nj the wekaown Establishment, 20 street
corner of Wa,ren,treet. EPHRAlM TREADWELL-
IL ,-,Fsr
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s HARTS. S Rutl!ne 81.

pAILS, PARTIES. NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES. &c.
- Those -sueHn who laend enjoying me festivities ote
requested rich nn' assnrtnen
= fashionable SCAgFS, as AWAITS. DRESS GLOVES,
g. received By afe arrivals from Phrs and Lnpd-1 Ihe
r,Ht the above articles have heeo selected with
a:feIon ami vel calculated satisfaction
. vesl of snd fashion, rbesGtsc-iberS would cal the
u Their pa;rons and STRANGERS tbs city th
Egs and well selected a>SUr-'ncn OF the following goods
Inca and Muslin SHIRTS te &C. The zl0St cg2r5rsa Err.
rcicS. ac form cc scc-e-,) six. Me-Icn, Lambs
Wool. Fsnnc and BucSskin Shirts asd Dravers; Veye'
ASnEer- and o;he. Dressing Robes Ec-iery- Linen and Six
Focka heIches; Crayat and Scarf Stocks. RiaS Belts Pa
tn Elastic Shoulder Braces. SCpendsrs, BlckskIn, Me-ao
CASHMERE Cloth, Beaver md Goa; Skin Gloves. Sc c--
eaen desiring any Of The shove articles WI he certain 70
HEN 70 suit their taste. the old establishment OF
PsRSELLS s AGATE, 81 Broadway.
~ Conner Of Park Place,
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WIN. L. JENNINGS s. CO.
DIAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Ees;ings
Fancy Dress Articles, &c.
23l Bro0daeay american Boeel, opposite

23I Br0adNdy, Americdh B0tel Opposite
the Fountain,
solci, attention from Citizen, and Strangers requiring Gar
large assortment of Goods for Fall and Winter
wear selected with view Of rendering their stock rs ch IN
quality and variety be found IN the city. comprising
Beaver and Aled Cloths Twees &c for Oyercoat', Cioaks
&c. French md English Cloths fox dress and irOck Goats
various styles Casmeres; rich Velvet hlcrino Silk and
Satin Yes;ngs-wlch will be malc 10 order nj Prices ,c
reputation the pioneers IN the progressive reior
nation that avertE tbs Of complaint that cash pnr
casers taxed for others denqrcnccs The style ard I'm
isi Garments VIII tlse OF ue
adjustment and the sequel of the extensive patronage
elected
large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Ready -mado Gar
ment, comprising 0vecoat. Cloaks Des' md Frock Goats
Prnalcons Vcsts SC constantly hnnd with full suppl,
of Fancy Dress articles including Scars. Crava iandkef
chel. Clnyes Su.penders. Dr.sng Robes. &c. % us
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

FOR THE Fl OIL AVS,
AT THE NETWORK CASH TlLoRING EsTAB-
IIsHNEST. Is7 BROADWAY. THREE DOORS
BELOW THE FRANKLIN HOUSE.
The Subscribers have received several styles Of
sCARFS and CRAVATS. 10 which would lnvlte the at
,enon OF cur friends and the public Also, assortment Of
OVERCoATS and CLoAKs. whiehwe are selling at cost.
Gentlemen in want Of elegant Winter Garment very
low prce, can be accommodated by calling Us above.
d2l J. c. BOOTH & CO.
NEW YEARS .PREsENTs,;-Any Gentleman Of Lady
wn EaRo ISf MTsE rrs os AETs oshaid
street between Gr9nd and DIVISION streets where may be seen
feoad f Rst a e. psl as s Yo% 1e
ie Red and other Marbles Verde d. Ptnto Gfsnto
s s a fSGe Exs9 sf Eca my Vases
pen-Tray, STANDS ITatehGuses Ciecx stagSs Time,
and WafWiek 9Se, Grup. Dogs 6e, Flor
sai2s ssS as Vase Pspe Weighs saods
g nd stands; Sauis94es. ASIaniss, Psnings OF
5e"osy Marine BoianIst, &C. &c Price Of Aricies
l2 cents 500 Cesnin. and Repairing OF every escrp
T7SEFCI- ARTICLES FOR PREsEATs-FRANCIs &
u LotTREL, Il MAIDEN Lane, have on hsna urge Us.
soncnt Of articles suitable for Which they Inyie
e ts IN par Of the oar articles, Peeks; gosk. and
and Cneqaer Pens, n
Gle Case. ncudns 10 srtst vsey ,2e
eefss sb Peal@Ponabls WINK Desks, Plus Ga
lyle, Pearl Holders Motto Seals lyot Tables Paying and
yni Sas P Pea aSa so az fe
'' Fs,cv md plain Note Pape. Envelopes, &c, &c.
FRANCIS & L0UTREII. Manufacturing stationes.
dc Inn n slndsn Lane between William and Cod st.
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR The HOLIDAYS.
zYOJJNG BOSS RICHARDS, nephew of the Old Eos
and for many yeas ms employ, haS- IN conb'cup
~ ,ritl F. &. FgAchsr. 10 regta! lancer IN bops aal
hung uo several thousand pairs oil bos hnu oo
On ,sx,r yn hcok aad shelves at BoEery udel Clyson
Hal, which ,bey will cheeiy transier 10 me 1est o. as
msny OF their friends and the public as NAY be peesed e1
800 10 them taf patronage winch II Is their intention 70 MeI
n arye stock Ia ging been seectad within shon TINE
III Of the sest and most approved styles and WoIknershp
,,b % cnrrep.-ld One thing oJ IS o,, OF potI
n ana thai IS Their pnce,, which are extremely o" "e
10, n1tS : re of,he taet KIND RcncnDer h.wg,y W.
der Cro;on Hall. (Gn 3vtj FANCHER e RlCbAhD2--
CHRISTMAS AID HOLIDAY ESCLRSlON
80 BETWFES NEty-TORk. riIILADEIn,p5l,Se,
~ and Intermediate Places M REDUCED M 4
EfA OF FAgE, by the New Jeise, Raj heea ana
iS ri transportation Company, from me iooe VI teuI-
Iand street fH I'd eesE5sr TO ne iih ascys
ineIusirs ri 9O'c!ock g. ". afd II r d. ISkeM eh "
nrccure AZ the Office of the Company whrn WIZ .l'ir 70
o 90 end return any of the ras NJ ay S
- The an January Of the following reduced fat> Oh s
Frta New.York 10 PhlaieiphIo, and retcta.--S5 "a
- Burlington. a, ~
80 Bor6entowr. q, 90. "a
." 1renfon. a, ~
Z" Priaceton, :. ~
Newark 70 Phiiadsiphia, :. 80 q
=. Eli,sbethtOwn =, -. sm
Ticket, at Sefabs and viii not be received " I ,
} sfteE the 4th Januaxf mex
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BOARDING.

,OARDINGA gentleman and his wife. and few sitsls
eenelnen De accommodated with peasant soaouEs
and board al IS Murray street. va a"
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY or tsyse persSnSy 50.
Earns ana within short distance OF the Harlem kaioas
The house comm dous and pleasantly situated Fi
information inquire q, ~ bomety -------e ete -
OOAR-A paror and single MONS on me sSSn uTos
can he had with Board reasonable tens az - tto"
,tre-ihcy comfortably warmed by the Russian lS vi
m ce which from the Grp he: OF nall stove ass~
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

4 SPLENDID CASToR-we have II store one .:
n D.xaG,s Siefhel C4s,ors-'he only IN market
ina .se bsv4 .n I; viii r11se y .pjs7dd NeS Year,
.>eni r'naias sevea cusss brittle. and the 'r'ce Is
80 Pains- md cesPef Caste be obtained, with every
an q g,;aRpM.S x HARRIS. Burning Slip
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rPcr Steamship Acadia.j

r,,,er Of Me.srs Bartsg Brots,sss & 60 owing TO
Ioxpos. Dec sMa,ksts steady s fs n Soney abap
the sdyareee Rnnk has reduced is interest on o n Is ED
dan sna ny iae TO VI per cent. Mexican Doua Ha'
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nRAFrs or GREAT BRITAIN AND

DRAFTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
IRELAND-Gs s 1890. ss.ass ia az pa,ta
-srs@szSr Perzons wishing ~ rsini money to their
fe-Is m a5y part Great Britain Ireland obtain
aftI OF the sulcrbes payable denim without discount.
or any ofhe, charge all the principal town. throughout
ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND, OF WALES. PEI
cn, esdnz h te esuatry who wuh 20 send money
sure n beng done satisfactorily By enclosing the snoun % tho
,bscr,bers with directions for whom 4 intended. Dras
FOR tc amount vii be forwarded ey the int steamer or packet
nnd a receipt for the zane returned By mail
N w. q J. Il. TAPSCOTT,
Is Eouth street. corner Of Maiden Lane.
Persons having money due them IN the ID County havs
the collected with despatch o5 applying - above dD
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Mems, BOYS, and Childfen'S Clothing.

G E o K 9 + T. G Z z Z \
No. 40 Chatham-ss.
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 4 FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS, BOYS, and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
OF all descriptions MADE IN the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
10 which ne would respectfully invite the eercn of those
want. As he has made arrangements 10 receive
CLOTHS, C4SSE.HERES, VESTN'GS, &c.
by every packet and hos secured the services OF experienced
Cutters pledges himself 10 give perfect satisfaction ell
who may purchase.
~ B.-CfGrTpents made order az the Shortest notice and
E,Lta strlct DHaetullltU. ls6 lstf
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REFINED SUGARS.
ASR W9oEEy p 81 da GfI iPs
owin: low prices,
IoDl cents per pound, When less than FIVE paeSe Is
Powdered IL, do do i. ,addiiionsl
The above packed as follows:
$ $"5;Ss.9 S5}; E No charge for packages
Apply the New-York Patent Sugar Refinery, corner Of
South and Montgomery streets. ut 81 Wall street.
~ B0rders OF the City must be accompanied by re-
uIliance az I'm
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n TIE GRANITE RuILD,So, 20 Bxo.DwAy, CoESEs OF
CuANsEEs-S-KEET.
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~ INES GRANDIEs S.c.-The subscriber constant
' " huul I -nle ~ farilteA- hoi5ls and 9TH
e choice old Wine. Brnndes. Whisky. Rum, &c sc. They
VIII be drawn from the original casks quantities 10 suit
chnet. Champagne Wire quarts aud pn,S. o
pcrio auGiy BEN OF his mpoTninn md selected with
great A5. large rtmen of NIL kinds OF Wines mad
Liquors pipes halt ppc hhdS. quarter casks, &c
bond well winch he oien 10 The Trade at the low
market pnce. Those wishing al the above articles
Will please call the Warehouse, No. IS Peerstree between
Broad-stfeet and CoeHtes SllD.
&
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CLOTHING

RQYS AND YOUTHS OTERC0ATS, CLOAKs. lic-
1Sfo sale EeaGy made IL =. ROADWAY; American 10 e.
dl4 Inns WIN T JENNINGS i &C
OVER COATS aND CLOAkS.
Selling OF IT Cos; at the
II YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MEN Isl Bsoalxay. :hIee doors below the Ff-nAln
House. Gentlemen Of fashionable winter garment,
will find TO theiE interest give a GILL; ds;e
mined dispose OF Stock previous the y; oF Januar.
dl4s;f J.C. BOOTH & co.
WINTER GARMENTS.
SURTOUTS AND SACK OvERCOATS in improved
styles, for sale ecdymRde usual m-dernte pTces.
WIN. T. JENNINGS < co. Diapers and Teilos.
n30ifn 81 Broadway. Americas Ho;e.
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rs,EETfI.-J SMITH DODGE, a Bond street, cf.fs ma
friends and the public entire pew nethod oi a''enS
artificial teeth Il OF his invention, secufsu ny euoss
onient aud used by hlm.e only IN this CITY, :, r
from Hon. Slas Wright u s. Senator from sho S'a'e Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

NAYS ELASTIC BRACES or SUSPENDERs.alet
Dchan who begin to look alter tbs KIND oil gus oI spps
sales ne informed thnt DAY Warehouse % Maiden lane
manufacturing, his resent patents the mo-, iu
tty md much c than similar goods OF any other mn
nunci,er Whatever put elegant style ano without he
sulphur SUE, Z g1 8; UNI, t-s :, $500, dc
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Mn. Jeysier Is now prepared 10 eel Watcher ut re.ai
Ga lower than any other house IN the CITY As ne a
& constantly receiving all descriptions direct from The
manufacturers II EngnId France and SwIzertand ne en-
AIDED very nfye assor;nent o. Cold siches nom
% keep good time tho ene7 re:nrned Also very good
rssnr,snf of Jeelry ard SILVER Ware law ~ 4. scc
ood haoJ watches and old God and Silver In 10 exchange
nv E cash Watches Clocks, Nasie Boxes and Jaw
ey reT.red the best md wannnfs by experienced
wg-Ien rs Dx any ether house IN the City. EJtB
FsHtR Jr importer of Watches and lewelry wbolesals
and nta,l No 81 Broadway, New YORK es doors above
Es Cay Hospital fnI;] RICHARD FISHER. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

BRITANNIA WARE-1te subscriber has on hand lew
more Dixon sons Britannia ! en- Sets. with the ncwy
lnvencd Patent Tea EStraclo,e best article ever invented
fr Tea Also assortment of Lamps from the mh
factory of Messenger l. Sons comprising the lnteS Ens,
patterns Hook Bottles with syerUp coIks most elegantly
chased and labels To match.
TEA TRAYS IN sets separately. large assortment oil
patterns
chuScd for L rny other in the ctv. by
WM. l.. SrOUrENBURGil
li3 Fulton, between Broadway Hna Nassau-i
Ia snndI snle dig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23
ERENC HIS No rE l .

YlNHE PROPRlElOK repecttHy nIonns Is asS po5
the public he has opened his new ana spenn uoeo
NJ ia Sutton street. a few doors etst OF broadway. m ns I'm
mediate vicinity mercantile business and ne pae<
yobe comparison with the best hotels IN INC e
& to eegunco and comfort, and thai he has eop'.
b,red economy the following prices Viii show: OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-23

''her places. HE appearance in public after his So
onIn at Derry name, ives welcomed every where
With the utmost enthusiasm. Tie News Letter