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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

Shall she sedulously teach her negroes doctrines
destructive OF our very existence, and then thrust
them upon our shores at will, to consummate
their demon.l ke purposes Let our people an
swer. Let their Legi>latare, now III session, an
swer. Appended 20 the letter If the impairment
Abolition euissary of Massachusetts, will De seen
the Resolutions il he's called forth III tire Senate
AS mere expression of opinion, these may nc
very well bat We trust something may be done
in the case beyond mere words some course oil
defensive action adopted, which Will firmly man
tain the sovereignty of tina State, the supremacy
o her necessary laws, and the safety of her cltl-
zens, in apy emergency. Be the law OF seg-
preservation constitutional o. not, 1t must be sus-
tanned Shall GU, most deadly and dangerous
enemies force ugon US the necessity Of passng
laws for cur protection. and teen themselves an
pul those laws on the plea of uncons::tniioIaiiy,
or any plea on ear;a? God forbid.
Can Southern men look upon this monstfors
outrage. and not SIC that the great crItls is nign
q. hand Can they doubt, that to quietly toie-
rate here, ad li5itam this bold, ms lent, ana Of
icious Abolition emisss'y, and his CONTINUAL
open, and pcrsevering warfare Oh our necessary
laws, Will humble the spirit OF our people, emo
gradually prepare them for submission? Ii go,
then surely some terrible faulty is upon Us, anc
we shsll become our own wlrst enemies.
Ali perhaps DO lawyer Of our gallant Sta'e E
sill take fee frota this Abolition Innion, ana
strike at the bosom that feeds him, and an which
he pillows his head, 90 for go much trash as may
be grssped thus Surely it must be so, and
that the unan'mous love and patriotism oil hef
SOM, will still be, under Providence, her best
protection Heaven send it may be so. But IL
J, be olberwise-ii there be any one that Ike the
Viper. would sting the bosom that warmed h'm
into life, let undying hate and shame pursue
him, till his person, his name, and his memory
shall be for ever" MARX for ScoRN 10 point her
slow unmoring finger at :"
So we appear to be coming on fast, Score
tary Calhoun, Embas:ador Shannon, Governor
Hammond, are bent on cutting out Work for The
newspapers. 1t is well that Father Miller dld
not succeed in getting the world destroyed when
he meant TO- There is interest ahead.
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Passengers Arrived,

In TIE steamship Caledoafa from Lirerpoo TO Hafar
Ms Gyan,. Mr Lee MIS- HiIa,d and SISTER. Nr WlIan
Wolf Thos Seller G Bergent c Bonnnife, Y Ilissin
MoEmonnden. Won Wright and ,ou, Key Mr Willard Lieut.
Berrads Burse : Caldwell. rhns Phillips, Benedict,
Parry. A Wociworth From Hehay 20 Bot;or-g TwiRin
] d Pnter.on. Harris. \ Godfrey. 5 Relte, w l. Rose
In he shfp Nt1o. York frorz CAGrcst0ns Hubbard MISC
+ Ilnsley. Capt e II Clark, w McDouga!l
In the ship .9aSon from Charlottesville Chase, Mn Stock
we'll
Rnvlr md rdy
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BY This Mornings Mail.

Rsr. C. T. ToRRr-Wo noticed that, upon the
ren6 ION oftte verdict in the case OF TINS nalriaua
motion WINS made BY bis counsel in srrest oil Jadg-
TnHn and for new trial. Since then the rcasonstor
that motion have been fled The following is
copy of the motion and reasons:
The traverser By his Counsel moves the Court 70
men, uoot the verdict, because ~, -, ,..,,.,
ire p,an or n aye and without such .ve!nen There
no offence stated under the Act oil Assembly Vi 1P
Is or any other Inv OF the state. ,, ,,,
staniialy informal and defective lboIi iHe'. 'esA''
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From ano;ber Corre.pondent

JOLUNDCs, 0tu DVc 7off'
H. GREELEY, Esq.-Dear Sir: the % EIec-
toral Votes of OHIO we've yesterday cast for Clay
and Frelinghuysen.
To-day Gov. CoRwIS was elected to the Sem
ate OF the United States, and Judge LANE rec
lectea 10 the Supreme Bench.
The present Legislature Of Ohio has more grey
heads in it, more men Of talent and character
than ever saw here. Tac best feeling prevails.
The Legislature has been in session but few
days, and already tho election returns have been
counted, Governor Barley iaauguratcd, sena-
tor and Judge elected, besides the organization Of
the Houses, sc. There is every indication CT
short and prosperous session. In haste, yours.
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Arrived.
ship An.on BarknaD 8 days from Charei:oa. cotton too
Sutton .
coffee &c to Shedding Ferris. Left. bres Cassct. Wo
Tor Roton 2,th ego 1hbets, do, days: Independence,
Kiye arr I'D in distress eakyw probably be condemned;
schr Sarah Ca,harine. Frazer for Baltimore, ! ds 40
Brig Geognne Terrier. 10 DIS fm Wilmington, Nc, naval
store. 10 Z 5 Powell. ,
Briy Moxy Cant from Laguna, with logwood 10 Rowland
& Aspinwa Nov. 6th off Campeachy poke schr Phllhp
de- Puyscr Iybrng y days out. wished 10 reported Tbs
Now has experienced very weather. o:tdeck loud
Venezuelan brig OriHoCo. Fonf, 70 6nr, 'om Aneosic
coffee hide, aud askin-, To Maitland Co pe Co.
Brig Emeinc, Sawyer Il days from s. Marks. coon TO Ed
lluribut s Co. 80, MI. a. .,
schr Ts:arora, smack from Richmond. flour to Allen
PaSru. =. ,u.,.:, ', =
schr Sas Cane Johnson from Washington. " c. naval
cir Michigan Terry days from Baltimore. cur to John
scHr EmSpean. Elliot from Baltimore bound 70 Boston,,
chr + Ode, Smith, Sd. fn Brandywine. fouf 10 Allen
& Paxson.
Schr Red jacket, JARVIS Richmond, cool.
S,hr Margaret Am. Hammond Baltimore.
Shop Margaret Schultz, simmons. Virginia.
Schr Commerce. Burr, fin Richmond. coal.
Scbr Ma.,asolt, I'm Norf.lk. bound to Taunton.
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ro.nnp,s nnt.ide.

First Page.-Rup,ure with Mexico-lIr. Shunnons Cores
poudence Notice of Mrs. Heman,, Poems with extract
The Hansmnn'; Death OF Dr. Nelson New.EnEand
Fourier Society.
Last Pase-Lnes by Amelia: Commercial and Money
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DIED.


Ofc,nurrt;on q, Hamburg Sussex Co " J. Sunday.
the sih INST ANN MARIA wife Of It's ESeellency Govern
o, .ine5 Her end triumphant her las, words were
Tc relations and friends respectfully invited TO aen!
her func without further notice IRON, Der late residence al
Ii o'c0cs 4. " on Wednesday; the llih inst:
On the morning OF the 9Th inst JAMES infant son OF Jas
5. and Abigail u. Gibbons. aged year and = days
The friends OF the family are invited To attend the luca
from No q SeYani ST. this afternoon o kwltoutir
In salisbury North Carolina he ls ut ss5 n ne day
and and daughter Of phio White: Pafff in The u 8 Nav
IN al Of the bloom and ovencs OF youth asncst h9zcd ey
her parents and her partner beovet anu c1rese ~ 10
whom she was known but By an ascfaoe rere S 10
time OF her life, One month and twenty-five Gays IRON ie
putting OF her brlal vcsi2en I'LL that was mortal oil hc'
wrapt III the palloi Death
HEALTH or THE CrTY-From the report OF the City inspee
tor Gppcar that the whole number of deaths IN New York
for tire week ending December eth. -of whom 81 were
men, IS women 81 boys and 10 srsof hcs died of asthma.
2o npopexy of bleeding. of bleeding from nngsl burned
of cancer OF casualties cholera inunum . OF consunp
ton of commissions, of Group. OF congestion OF lungs
of congestion Of brain. of debility Of teuu OF trenens
OF arrEra IL of dropsy the head ldrowned oil dys-
en,ery of epilepsy of eysipeas of fever, OF eiitent
fever OF scarlet fever OF y,hus fever, oil disease oil the
heart of hopping cough, inflammation OF oran OF III
Elimination of bowels Is inflammation oflunSs OF inian-
nation of throat of inflammation OF stomach OF nian-
nation of liver, Of inflammation OF kidneys OF Hnrcsmus.
of measles of notification. OF old OF palsy. OF
spinal disease of suicide of sufocaon of ulcers OF
liberation of ntestine. of ulceaton oil throat, OF vao-
oid "a were under year of age 81 to TO- s. 20 So q
us were natives of the United States . OF Ireland, OF Eng
land of Scotland OF Germany, and 5unknown. IA were
from the Bellevue Hospital from the Anshoue. from Fe
yer Hospital from Backwes Island. from City Prison,
end from l. l. Farms. scolored persons.
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RRIED.

n, Monday uornn- at s. Georges Church. BY Rev. Dr..
NlnoI III iJAH r. LEWIS. of tlis city, 10 CAROLINE
NATL ia HENSON. daughter Of Captan Abraham Ben
A. Pnmyrn' " Y on 81 INST by Rev Mr. Fisher lBERF
Wills O; Sew.York. TO CATIIARISE VI. daughter OF u
Pei, Esn of pnimYfl.
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roryv,n e,ec.ea scnetor from Ohio.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
CoLuMbus. Ohio. Dec. S. 81 P. NJ.
The Legislature, in JOINT meeting. have just
elected THomAs ConwIa to u scat in the U. s.
Senate for six years from the Sd Of March next
vice Benz. Toppan, Loco, whose terra viii then
expire. Very respectfully, &c.
Vote 70. Corwin, Wing. ............,..,6
Z" 20 David T. Disney, Usco,]. AS
One for Ebcneze- Lane, ("hig vcta) by Saf-
helene waa It elected Judge Supreme Court
One Blank.
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Below,
lbrig unknown.
Sailed.
Disasters, SC.

Bark Chancellor for Bueno, Ayres; Bacsn' Capsachy:
,,nfiSr NCreuns Brgs Sterling, Savannah; Ava Neuri.
tas and oth.r Wind w by :.
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DJ- Democratic NhiS General Commit
"A Spcc,i Meeting o this Comnlee will be held or
Tnexday Evening Dec 10Th at the Roadway House, al
O'clock n. BoWDrrCH BLUNT. Casman.
}osErE p P!RsyseN. SsecIc;aries. dsMaT
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Nov 49, Danish chr Apollo from st Thomas bound up The
Passed on the o IN the bay fore and an schooner painted
with large house deck Died on the 3: INST enO
Armstrong, seaman, nntvo OF England-pef pfs HuAsm
Sov Is, lat 2 20, Ion 81 25 ship opheu,. Hill, FIN NYOk for
Nov g. lat 49, Ion TO- ship Edward. from Bordeaux fin New
Orleans. rp, r. ~
bedford for Atnca.
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ILLUSTRATED LosDoS ALMASAc.-The hgsn,
in this city has received farther supply Of this in
teresting and valuable publication by the caledo-
MA 4! would be we'll to procure copy at once,
as The demand has been so great in England that il
is not likely that any more will be forwarded to Tbs
country. Sold at Ill Nassau-street, and the ssys-
raj Periodical Depors and Bookstores in the city.
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The ship Remittance of Portland from Liverpool. Capan
S,by caught fire the oaha yesterday ntefnoca about
O'clock Every thine in the cabin was burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

ClurIoy-ne grea, article for burns and all ouwa snus
ings Coanes Magical Pam Extractor can pc oun. asd
by The thosa 1ds who have experienced such sgna Ieei
it, the wonder and Blessing Of the age.
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n-5~ ruE IspiAs VgG xrABlE ELIXIR AHD LISIsEsi.
from 81 CORTLAND erane.l 70 cure az se'e .,
,c-k nn5s and eI.cnds contracted cokos taxes Gown
lngs. &C
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n SAVANNAH, Geo. has chosen Loco-Foco
Charter Officers-Wayne, Mayor, By 570 votes
to 527 for Resd, Wing.
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~ Srnds' Br,stoks and Cons,ocks E1THHaG iy. In
sAPAsILLA, sold AT Il Courandts.feet ao' IL II Pa
MENT and LISs BALM warranted 10 cnso any e0''
efh hind nr hltNIn2l
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" Hon. EDWARD KING Of Philadelphia has
been nominated to the Senate as an Associate
Judge of the Supreme Court of the U. States
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The following letters, concluding the correspond
eace between Mr. Shannon and n. c. isjoa, haze
reached ua since the summary which viii be found
on the FIRST page was in ,yfe. We give them as we
find them translated in the New Orleans Picayune
RI.
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TIE DAILY TRIBUNE served caty hour IN
mar, Of this CITY or Brooklyn NINE CENTS per week
Il TO tho Carrier those who prefer it, ut the Fne
for six months year, payable the Office in advance
Persons Wishing be served will please tcn1 il their name
Trough the Post Oi6cs or otherwise
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g We would refer our readers to advertise
ment of Sale of the Library of the late Isaac K
Jackson, Charge d'Afsires TO Sweden, to be sold
this morning and three following days, by Gurley
& Hill, at the New-Yotk Long Room. Many
eplendid editions Of French, Italian ard English
Books wll be found among them.
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TAgr Nor1cE-A Cusz ron THE PILzsIhsed M Der.
tacs Of h, complaint may be mnedstsy ma d. lbs
Rain al China Sold at q ConrtlaDdt street aIa IL ~
cure i, NOT effected, the prce will be refunded.
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r. Dr. LARDyER win lecture. this erening for
the benefit of the APPRENTICES LIBRARY, at the
Lecture Room Of the Society, in Crosby street.

{ Tho stroacey. Card in the Inc OF Amuo,ep., IN on,
Civ the BArrir or BrSxER Hut" and The ,rir,t,
Die Dr. Vscniue q, the Coliseum They had crowded house
las; evening" and In. did hear shout.
peas Of laughter the Doctor drew from h auease og
whole hour together We think that lots OF hooks sna eve.
nigh; he picked up in tire Hall this morning.
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AK OUNCE or PREVENTIVE Is WoSTI esano.
-Persons using the genuine Palm Of os t5s
become bald few applications viii az nay unss oth
Hair from falling out whether oecaso1ic .Ss S bad r
veoIs These arc facts and Will be proved 70 s sad
ofany enc who viii lie persuaded to max use
ScUsr and gives the HAlR beautiful oLossf ap'''-.
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HELP FOR FATHER MATHEw.-Amoug the items
o. news by the Caledonia find ii stated thst " a
member Of the Society Of Friends, near New-Yo.k,
MSS sent EGO 10 the subscription in cid OF Father
Mathew, and The Duke OF Deyonsbire has s5nt
Ei00n The name oil the NeH-Ynik Quaker is not
given. Who is he The act is one which does
credit only to his philanthropy, but to the
character of the Country.
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- East India Hal, Dye viii color the Hair. oai Do -
SKIN. .,,.
Dr. Spohns Sick Headache Reredy warranted 70 ei pro
Ao. may be had, at q courand, street Schencx , Bs
mic syrup, Extract of Lungwor,, laynes E1pec.oensi
SAN oil Liverwo!t, &c. for Coughs, Colds. Liver Cop
4, nrst, rnnfinn I.r
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ANOTHER EXHIBITION OF PANrINos.-There is
opened this morning in the Granite Building,
Broadway, entrance in Chambers ST. another col
lection of Paintings which we judge TO be more
costly and beautiful than those heretofore exhibited.
Eyery picturc possesses merit and is worthy a
place IN any gea,ien.an's parior. We learn that
this will he the last sale that the proprietor will be
enabled 10 make in this City, and we advise ell who
have taste and means, to avail themselves OF this
opportunity.
TEMPERANCE BANNER PREsENrATIos.-A ban
ner is to be presented tomorrow evening, at the
Universali.t Church in Elizabeth street, TO the
Marshall Division Nc. IL. See advertisement.
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GENUINE REAR,s on. HIGHLY SCENTED.

GENUINE BEARS OIL HIGHLY SCENIbU.
The best artcls far The gronti Of the ha".
Bright trcssey are the theme Of poets praise,
The printers skill their us,Te TOO displays
'Tis benuty'g mark, ustrous head of hair.
And what both sexes much delight to wear.
good head Of hair needs attention to preserve It's Se a
luxurance Ii it commences dropping out there Is no'hi
will so soon prevent this calamity as the Bears On pepnFe
from pure Bears grens, It enters the pores oil Inc 's a
moistens the roots ind to be the natural remedy io pre-
serving il in its original strength and beauty.
Prepared and sold by a. B. SANDS Co. wholesale and 70
tail Chemist, and Druggists. 23 Broadway cor Chamber ST
(Grane Budngs.) Sold alsoat 70 Fulton st. and II Eh''
Broadway In bottles % and 50 ceIis.
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r. The new Saloon at the American Museum
is nearly con pe,ed and will be opened for percr-
marcos % morrow "Wednesday evtniog, and n est
superb company ofpsfmners i engaged tor the &C.
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NJ SEE LIST P.7GE.
Cleared
Arrived,

Brig Glide Nc Aleron. Wilmington. NC:
Srhr Joseph Marsh Pleccc, Richmond, Va hcCeeady
& Co.
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Markets. .. Carefully Reported for The Tribune

MONDAY, Dcc. :.
AsHES-The advices from the other side not very
favorable for Ashes and Pots duh to-day at SO a. with
about SS ,hdo he S e S Of @e3s Gd Il qn
COTTON-The news by the Caledonia is NO more nnfa.
yoabc than ,ys generally anticipated but the effect has been
SaG up sia as on saaiday any, The decline
Here the market esf s ny are Ss few
dcd baes Fregh lower. and we quote to-day 5l6 tor
square To Liverpool.
Flour today but the transactions limited The Eastern
!. 1nd m The aad Ss ehd ak a Say
We sale Of 400 bSs Extra Ohio at and 30 do
WSG western liGe selling Has at % H. and some s 90 In
The supplies are coed and the demand quite limited George
Town and Bnndywine are 6s' "A g Richmond County.
s. Rye FeT Geios g 5 and nSs sftSs
$50 s 50 por Dbl
GRAIN-The change wind has brought some Southern
The demand Ei; far we noe S &c ~ @ Is
WHITE and Yellow Jersey g; 3 d cents measure y.
ind dG 8 e
Rye steady but rather du with sales 1870 bushels nj . cis
S s al, Is J; cents AMI ~ odersIe inquiry There
wer. some samples Wheat offered but heari Of 70 sales
New saes @ese sae Of SSui ioJ al a
ths iruic. is tern,y sansa barrels III poor osder.
nIs HIgs 0 ss var are sSoa. So5 Saes for
s,n,ns ami the East. at ~ - CENTS leaving srge stock
RitFrhe supple, have been better for the ast two or
,L DAYS asd ihcrr rather DONG y lot of $50 erecs
good sold arrive, ats =, aat ~ ties on the spot ofousht te
rate
HoPS-There no, much DOING but prices are steady
sr ,n,on Mercantile Journal Since our last, The
mnrkst has hren brisk all descriptions and pnces stall on
liz advance The buyers coming very freely into
10, und i. supposed that week the bulk VI
the nseasr4 Of East and Middle hen, p9cket, as well as
30 hpyets md will probably continue until the duty
~ .nne,ncrd Oh Hops continue great demand NJ
advanced puces Quotation Tor choice aiidae Aeh' iiom -
,n ci3 steflrg.
WHALEBONE.-A, sale of 600 lbs South Sea was made
for hou.e Use nj i3ss cents.
pROyISIONS-The narke, for Ohio Pork is very firm,
md ales have been made OF about 500 bb Mess at 50 IS and
bbs Prime ut -, n; which the market appears 70 BE
extent a, 80 Is and 80 Is. Mess rataer fnner
Snes 100 bbl. Beet HUNS Vermont, al 80. and ~ tcs Prime
Mes Beef for the English market al s3 For Bb Lard there
Is good inquiry. and SOD bb sold land 800 TO 40 Kegs
nj 81 cts Butter steady but very active. at 10
cts for Western. and II Is for dairy Cheese IN far In.
quiry for export, with sales 800 casks al So cts
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THOSE EtEoASr "otp GLossY RrssyRs."-DAY
bosrht the the entire lot Of the best Rubbc s IN
,h, market oF yea These Shoes old. black smooth
and glossy. without varpsh and high su'e square oed bin
upperS thick soes, and come up high. All who saw tbs
Shoes admit thu, they the bt they had ever ,eer ac
=, only ell the ordinary Kind good a, any ohc IN market
These elegant Rubbc retaled only az Maiden Lane
Is; block from Broadway, one door from Nassau-s;.
HORACE II. DAY
di2w Successor 10 Roxbury India Rnbbsr Co
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~ The White Orung Out.ng attracted crowds OF r,ro,
to the Newfok Museum yeserdny'ts resenbsnc tie
human particularly striking The bands and arm,
beautifully shaped. performance takes place III, AZ
ienoon q, 3 O'Clock. The Lady Meloip5 ard Solther,
SOns.,ers. with ksvanagh. Murphy. the two Miss Adar
Je>eyiyne and half dOzcn o;he give entertainments
and MI N one Sh.lIln.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

E~Rsy. THEODORE S. WRIGHT, eol0red Cler-
eyran, has been elected Moderator fsr the next six
months Of the Third Presbytsry of New York.
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Court csle,.dar-This da,

Court Csic,.dar-This day.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. Is, rs, %, 9, IS, %, so,
g. SO, 40, 49, "A, r. 70 81, 50, 81, 85, 30, g. SO,
49, so, 81, SO, II, ), IS, "a.
CoaAos PLyAs.-Nos. %, 80, g, %, AZ, II, Is,
S. Z, IS, 10, lG6, 5, @, q, %, l,9, "A.
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S.Sps's Observation-Disclosures teaches Us thst ny
proce. OF nutrition all animGls-tha IS me .
rsncc ms conf med the doctrine IFS: broached ess then aa
century ago. Snrapslla nc. more Directly ana
s, ,;non ,eno uis than other article m te
maeopaa The preparation Known as Saadss rs
tel m he the Ilo,, powerful. concentrated and snicnng
nTraon from the roo. which hes ever been employ g.
S,ai,r,I ornctce Is mid apeEent, anseptc and 20
Il contp ms the three most useful properties OF meccine
nurre, nurfe and re.tOes. Scrofin, Cancer Lepfo7 ~
ilsr, and Scfo.uous Sores, all Diseases OF ie sAn'
an Internal Disorders not organic, bot spnngnS ifoh 49,
ense circulation give way before It's hygeisn ioence
For farther PARTICULAR aud conclusive evidences VI Is
q, ynlie and efficacy pamphlets, which may % o0'0
Of the prupreiOrs and ther agents gfpts % r. n
sANS Wholesale Druggists 10 Euton street. S9' 1r
Sold nlso sa2 Broadway, a EaSt Broedway. emu p' D
sisis generally Throughout the United Stales
Puce al per bottle; SIX bottles for IS.
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Dr.yyrs.-Dr McNars Acoustic OIL for al Ss'
the Ear This article good as os eyeS 'bea p
so IN mol been able TO hear for years. snd io nnraL
hunmnE in the head, pain IN the he'd sns can Suffering
s sr ama constantly from buz,ng NOSES ID smpsos
sounds Ike he n2g Of wT,sr Ii es sas T Wen
o, a} H. GMcSars Acoustic OIL sure tele s'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Price 81 per TASK
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o<s p,o,nvky has been almost mpasyibie ioI taee
- III the depth Of the mud and wse II n,skss
no security use The on sa q he wear al @
Is III. Oil an arice which we dsy ue mi me fot
Sm n u, snual An who would avoid sicxness Wa
their Boo,s Sold AZ 81 Cortand'-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

s. III IS IL ss Morn as Uos ag.. s.s
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Ne,y-York Cattle Market ...Dec.s.

Reported for the n. Y. Tribune.l
At Market lo0 Beef Cattle Oo from the South') " Cow
and Calves and 2. 200 Sheep and Lambs
Pnczs-Bef cdtae.-We continue the quotations OF last
-Ordinnry s4a s45s; prime. IS IS 30; with some
extra ct So rs.
Goes aud Cllres-AH taken at ell go.
Sheep end Lcnbs.We quote the former at 81 % "a. and
the latter SIX cents t2 57i1
Hav-prrne n, last weeks rates-s Cd o.. 3d. Per cw..
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF ..DECEMBER 10