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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
The Case of John Il. Cough.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Many thousands in this city and throughout the coun
try have become deeply interested in the case Of Mr.
Cough. He has not only endeared himself 10 them by
hs eloquence and personal attractions but he has be-
come in the property OF the public an unri-
vailed supporter of great moral reform. In every
thing relating his private character and standing. the
public have therefore, deep interest and must and
vii! know possible the truths. In the late
happy affair he is charged by of the presses of this
city with the grossest hypocrisy and wickcdness and
with having been previous times frequenter OF 3
house of iuamy If this be proved to be true. his
friend. Will of course yield up their confidence in hin,
(while they would lead him repenance) and his day
Is over as temperance lecturer cannot be proved
10 be true he will sti stand fair with the community
and be useful and happy citizen and the authors of the
libel should be mulcied in heavy damages There Is
then but one course for Mr. Cough to pursue If inno
cent, as we trust he s viz 10 appeal to his country
Let him at once prosecute the conductors OF this press
for suggesting that he has and again irequened this
house OF i'll fame and bring them 10 the proof II inno-
cent his innocence will stand forth 10 the world.
II he shrinks from doing feels that is OF 70 conse
ouence the public will never be satisfied. he cannot
shrink from it, will be construed as guilt 1t Is pre-
sumed he shrink from on account OF expense
there are gentlemen enough in the city who VIII stand
ready 70 meet all that VIII you please give this an in
se'''0" ~ '01 s"s' "AN HIS FRIENDS.
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PROsPECTUS

OF the Concord (N.E.) Gazette.
ffNUE Subscriber prupo-s ISSUE IN the week Of
January. the hrst Lumber of Weekly Newspaper. to
be called The CONCORD G2ETTE. II y. II he his eEdeavOr
he fair and impartial IN b. opinions, and fall and accurate
in reporting the cfhe day. For farther Information
concerning tue d-srn md eharHci- of he Gszeo ho must
refer the paper itself
The will be Published paper ofa good size and
quality and III us typographical execution, VIII he equal 10
any newspaper in the SbIc.
The price Of subscription will be g 90 per anuum paya,
be invariably In advance Advertisements viii be inserted
the usual
Any communications elntng to the Gazette addressed TO
the subscriber Concord, IL, postage peid will meet
with attention.
~ To those persons ron New Hampshire at present
residing in parts @ the country who may Wish 10
lake some ne-p -paper SiHe, the subscriber be-
ieves that this paper vii o.r peculiar Inducements To
persons wishing dvetisc in New Hampshire IL ia
believed that the Gazette w anord desirable medium.
CHARLES F LOW.
Concord ! lmeod.
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General Notirfs.
r-JY- JY-Rheumntism, Acute and Chronic.

~ Rhcumutism, AcuIe and dChroaic.-Chrlsi:es
Galysnc Rings Magnetic Fluid positive ana lAshg
cure the agonzing pains o rheumatism IN ai us t0rns
No mater how chronic may be the ompani, !:
readily Yields the mysterious power As applied by i-
rsrArkable discovery. The Galvsnc Bands, Belts and
Br.r-s are modification OF The Riggs. and adapted
10 anv part BODY with perfect convenience Chrs
lies evanc tenghenins Plas;er so highly approved In
M diseases OF the chest pain IN The SIDE preventive tor
colds general weakness &c. also 10 be obtained As
counterfeit GavGnic Pastes are offered De 'ure and pro
cure the genuine which covering OF pure silk
All Others are worthless The only place New
YORK where Inc above articles be Obtained al ISL
Fulten.st sun BuiIdfaz dl7 81
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PREMIuM FANCY SOAPS.

TayIor'- S.ponsceous ShaVicg ConpouaIL e,.u
rs pREFfRRED y those who use 10 every otef SnaY'
,rq Crrsu IL. vast increasing popularity may De lnier
red tom the fact that 200 boxes OF were sod II me as
Tsn.psr.nt Cake. and Balls, and Palmyrene and Liy
Floating Soaps, particularly excellent Iof LIE oa'u en
toilet !, ,,: ,- .to.a anne
Nor soaps st is exhibitions IN s44 ard IN ai2
T.v ca1 be obtained Of D. B-rrian, Jr Co 32e PeaTl
s.; Eavilsnd, Xesse < Co. 80 Mhidensnei VIM SrsSer
2l Maiden-!an- Nzw-Yora. and al the principal Drug
Cont and Variety Stores II Philadelphia
00'--' - Il P / ". C. TAYLOR,
,....l.ar hein,r Cnaiea-at Philndelphia
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rR'HIS valuable School Book Is considered throughout
L New. England and he Eastern States, SUPERIOR TO
ANY oTHgR'' work n Arithmetic for our Common
Schools The arrangement of matter, together with tss &C.
oner'cei demors5 5do the rrrdctoa Of the Square dna
over every other Arithmetic in the mar4e Large sums
been offered the projectors for h- privilege OF adopt
ing their Illustrations AMI blocke found in Adans's New
Arithmetic into other wuks This Arithmetic, after being
adapted the Halifax currency has been published IN the
Canndns and also adoPec IN the Missionary schools OF
Greece rFy- Also Il KETto Adhm-'s New Arithmetic
Published 6y j. j. w PRENTISS, keene, n II.
COLLINS BROTHER y co. NewYork
PHILLIPS < SAMPSON, Boston, Mass.
4, rnr 10 R,.,r cod
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" The Wontreal Times gives an amusing ac
count Of meeting of the citizens of the Township Of
Hartley. a. which all the Esquires of the County were
present, and at which the following, among other re-
solves, was passed.
Fourhiy-Tha, lathe opinion of this meeting, thar
the inhabitants of this Township opposed to taxa
tior in every form whatever.
Those fellows ought TO live in South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
Books.
DIARY For 1915.

WILL BE PUBLISHED by the subscribers in a few
days. This vuugble york, which Ia almost inGis
be for every member OF he har-coutaning in hddilo
The usual cOpee lit of the in the city
New-Yurk. This work las been delayed short time in
consequence Uf FIRE al tE hiudery which destroyed por-
the shesi- but huh issued rather later than usual
il rs hoped il ,y not be lie less Acceptable.
dI9 JANSEN BEL Stalioners, &c. l5S Nsssau-s.
EURPGRATi0H CRDIS&NCES.-Just publish.
" ed, edition oihe Bylaws and Ordinances OF
ihe Mayor. Aldermen Commonay of the City OF New
York. Published by suiTi.y o! the Common Council and
for sale by JANSEN BELL,
di9 Ronk.eler. and sral.nner.. l5a NassaI..t.
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s1S00 REWARD The shove reward OF FifieeI
y OOO Hundred DoArs vii! be paid for lhe recovery

IVVV runGred DoIars WIN De paid Tor nc recovery
OF the sum oi Seven Thousand Nine Hunc Dollars stolen
from hyron Van Deusen, OF the City OF Hudson IN ",
the night OK the 4h Of October while passage
from Hudson TO the City Of NewYork, in the steamboat
Souh-America; or pruportonate for such of
said money uay be recovered and lhe sub
scribers, application 10 either OF theui
The money contained In small caTpetba which
taken from the berth OF said Van Deusen and found
the day in the wheehouse OF the boat open and
iiaed IL consisted OF bls OF various denon-
bered, follows:
Sl,2p IN IS and los Of the Oneida Bank
LOCO in IS and los, principally OF the Pine Plains and
kindeIhook Banks
eco in bills OF various denominations OF the Farmsrs
Bank OF Hudson.
O0 about that sum, Of the bills Of the Phoenix Bank
OF hartford, and other Eastern money.
$40 In bills Of the Hudson River Bank, nearly all in
$50 bills
The balance of the money In bills OF Western Banks
of this Stats
AUGUSTUS Z. MATTERS, 1871 PearlsL GEoReE H. ELLEIy,
William st. /; THsorHILUs HART, a CedaTst Com
mittee for AssiGnees OF Myron Van Deusen. MA I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

NAVAL SrATIsTIcs-Elihu Burrti, The Learned
Blacksmith sends us the following statistics of the u s
Navy;
From 1915 1923, period of about years, there
% Captains woose average time OF service during
this period, less than years; thirty Command
ants little over years; one hundred and seventy
TWO Lieuenants less than three and half; and esh.
Chaplains less than one and half years In the Naval
Register ls45 it viii be that of 1891 naval Off
GERS under pay Of the government three hundred and
Sixty'nne were waiting orders Their salaries at the
hxed allowance for officers thus waiting orders amount
ed to Siiil7o' Add TO this the salaries of Marine Off
GERS and Engineers waiting orders the year,
have the sum OF Siis336 paid the noneectve officers
OF our Navy Now the paid in lsi5 TO 25s members
of Congress and 70 3s Judges of the Supreme aad Dis
Courts OF the United States S4i550O less than
the amount received by these naval officers while wait,
ing orders It would be easy prove that the noncfec
tivo men In this department alone nuay
pay than is allowed all the members OF the Senate and
House of Representatives, and TO al the Judges of the
supreme and District Courts OF the United States
Is no, this fact worthy the consideration our Ma
ton al Leg stature and Judiciary:
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uNE BAID-HEADED."-

GIVE BAED-HEADED"-Loo TO your mar xis 81 !!
ii falling turning grey Ia there dandrih n
for 30 years Tor the erb.shrcnt and growth of the hair
prevents lis falling turning grey and unequeieo
for the tolet-for real false curls. Ladies', Try II
Eor sale by J. o. FAY 1856 Eulrou-sree Lamp Store,)
sIn 9uiljIng ~ Price 5H va Srn~T'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

MOTHERS AND NuKSES"-if you won'd ns'
l7g "Dr EraMJ C, !eb~nted Soothing Syrup your little
babes would very scting nnd distressing symptoms
and often fatal COMMISSIONS The gums SWELL The child Is
seized with frequent of crying retcings starting IN the
and spasins OF peculiar parts shrieks with violence
puts lis fingers its mouih, lc Sold by j. u ooe
p,ica ,G ..ps jyI2 6meod
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LINoESwNLD Dec lith. lS+5.
Ny DEAR SiR: thank you very kindly for your accept
able and very hsndsJ- present and for the friendly en,
E-ns expressed 10 your letter Be assured lha: the latter
very considerably reel proca.e friend and hum
bic servant. ". VAN buren,.
Mr. NATHAN RAYSoR.
Mr. Claws respectful compliments 10 Mr. Rayror. and
man? THINKS for his ornamental cake, which
celred tnis morning IL good order, Ashland. sccompa-
MED by Mr. Rsynors friendly I;is aeau;u spec-
men OF confectionery and greaty admired by Mrs Clay
and the o: the family.
II. Clay tenders 10 Mr. Raynor his best acknowledge
for the friendly feelings sentiments which he
kindly eniertairs towards him. II. CLAY
Ash!sud 9th Sept lsi..
u The above letters be by Waiting the Bakery
o., Mr. Raynor, who prepared 10 serve his
with all kinds OF Cake and Conectionsry the lowest
prices.
II NJ Rayno has also received the first diploma The
American institute for n. spieGdt cakes exhibited their
Fair the present season, dis cod iJani.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
INFALLIBLE REMEDY

INFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs-The
i proprietor olhe Danish iiniment which has attained
suh ceebriiyn in the north OF Europe, for lis efficacy IN
healing Frosted Limbs land been introduced by MIN IL r-
adepa with equal success) acqgnns those nd nS a.
he ma appointed Agencies 276 BeecKer-st tnd %
Maiden lane where supply may be always procured al %
cent? bole. N1o ''.i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
THE CULTlVATOR

EOR DECEMBEs-Jun recrved.-This number closes
the volume for this wear TIE publisher feels grateful
for the gererous support which he has received from the
public and be only Htute To there being no pains
spared r! ns please ITEM IN giving them such yaIn
able amount OF agricultural II Is now esteemed The
leading agricultural work Inc kind published, ana were
il not II would not lave the argest circulation
The volume with the January nuInber-hack
,ora. can always b. chtaine single numbers
al MARK II. NE.SMaN'S. la9 broHdwav.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

70 j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor At
Law and Commissioner Of Deeds, &c Will attend IN the
Resdng-R Room OF Tanmany Hall al hours OF tis day
and eyeuing. iyl5 ost
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Rev. Mr. Thompson's Thanksgiving Sermon.

SATURDAY Dec l3 lSi5.
f. GREELEY Esq. | wish to call your attention 10
the Sermon of Rev. Mr.. Thompson, Of the Tabernacle
delivered on Thanksgiving Day, and published in the
Journal Of Commerce OF this morning The writer of
this listened the discourse a, the time, and would
here take occasion say that the Sermon has under
gone considerable alteration since its delivery Many OF
its broades and PLANES, alusions 10 Free Intercourse
with all Nations have been entirely omitted or mate
rally modified. However, as il is wish to ask you
whether you think proper for Minister ol the Gospel
to make the pulpit the for discussing exciting pot
ca ueslons Mr T has done the occasion alluded
to- il is well known in New Haven, (Mr. Us iormor
resdence) if not in this city, that he is an ouand-out
Free Trade Democrat; but whether tns iact uF-
nishes for presenting his peculiar views 10
his congregation from the pulpit is matter OF some
doubt to least one member OF his
CONGREGATION
IL Our correspondent is too thin skinned alto
gethcr. A clergyman has as good right TO be a
Loco Foco as a Whg. though we cant admire the
sngularity of his taste. Aud if he deems any pub
lie question 10 involve Moral considerations, he is
bound TO discuss it, although it may have Political
bearings also. The twin foles OF supposing on one
hand clergyman's views on all questions sancthed
by his cloth and nalible and on the other denying
him the common right Of speaking out his honest
sentiments on topics of the highest concern ought
TO be rebuked and disspa,ed Let clergymen discuss
whatever topics they deem important to the moral
ellbeing of the community, and let hearers have
intelligence and sense enough to separate the truth
from the error in what the advance. The Papt is
not half free enough fearless enough, in It's slric-
lures Let ii be encouraged greater iaithiuness.
If Mr. Thompson feels constrained 10 suppress por-
tions of his Discourses in printing them we regret
it. but hardly know whether TO blame him or the
community whose tenderness of cuticle dictates
sncb n conrse ED. Trib.
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foli1an Advertisements.
. FILTERS FROM TIE PRESIDENT.

7 ETTERS FKUN THE Z PRESIDEN james
IL X. Polk TX President Mer;in Van Buren and HOP
Henry Clsy, received by Nr NATHAN RAYNUR. 572
GrHId-sI-:
W.sHIS6ros Oct sth lsi5
DEAR SIR The President few days since, the
beautiful which you pleased present him
mark OF respect SC He has directed 10 sckrow
ledge liz receipt and you his thanks for
acceptable az evidence Of your esteem.
Wh assurance of resart remain YOUR obec't sery,
JOHN KNOX WALKER. PIRATE Secretary.
" RAYSoR, New YORK C!.y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

CT- Gurney,s Premium Daguerrean Gallery
ls9 Broadway, New York-Piciurrs taken al ms estso
tshnert eIceied in this county 50 say LIS rune
patrons The public ara respectfully invited 10 call snc
judge FOR iSeIu.slyez oS SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

philadelphia Agent for The Tribune.-Iieber
Co., Leeer Building, ThiTd-st. who receive suoscr'
oers and hsTe single copies for sale daily ock d5 I'm
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.IEXANDER,s TKICoBAPHE-A

AIEXANDEK'S TRICcBAPHE-A rev ana
a invaluable discovery, heiIg hGqd dye wnicn M,
rtsr.ogly changes The color Of he hair TO besuMui
brogn or beek, without ujury TO hs hsif or sAin le
sa upefority of this Dye consists in It's easy mode OF
nnrion and instantaneous efeca other dyes requir-
NJ rom L. n 10 twelve produce any change Its
superior exceencs Will be apparent to every one upon
Ex.ract from The Philadelphia Daily sun."-ALExsS-
pERs TaIcosAPHEThe effect OF the above on the hair
iry astonishing Il tried yesterday in our ohce, anc
he change from gray ID black was instantaneous.
For sale by Rishtou Co. cruggiss ITO Broadway ~ ~
vail s6 Willsmst; Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden,
lane j. w Wright Co Cedar-st; and Of the prnc,Pa
drggis,s throughout United SAtes or OF sole asea'
ua,n. u n Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

mo THOSE WAO VALUE their nses 4Iing ulcn ,ri,b
Colds and Coughs IN rz foundation OF ss s
II th-y oos bacx viii ind tlai II oi. ,rer and
80 .ss we would recommend them 70 U? GS1 III
TSompsoni Priu' :erPr99J and is
pos. Pi, ;,ooJ nrhcse csrTiase-tops, harness, &c
20 hose iha, tes every gentleman doesl elee -
- brilliant polished boot We would recommend uela W
~ ~ q bns of Tion,ppon's Premium, Hacking.
AsEsrs-C c. Mason. 6+ Sorihst; psvles, liZ Ioah'
s. - & s,.Gsm " Gs'''' DEPOT 1874 soUTE.sT. n. z
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
uu1,s INFALL1sLE oNGUENT,

TOR Eradcaling Pityriass Dand.qi arc d. si F., Of
The Hair the bald paw p9feys for sssp pp.
vent gray hairs, and simple ole ptspsi a. nj i .I
pyor to any hing Indeed se' 81 he seSen e ons
% f ;Hsnenssble sppendage the toilet IL Is ar,
sS in ali cases il properly applied What more ,o - vs1
ne ssid IN its favor than 10 sdd, thai those "ao ny "
Pine nal Office No IS Nassaust As5ne'S,Iy r
No SIS Broadway; M E;Tard, No o.n as Se So Grand
sewst No &c csr.y Co. No 1856 Pearst j. G.nhsin
Co IS WIN 6a Gsos.eF s. Ful."a.a sG q sr afs Jof
" 80 Sior, So A;lariic..t Brooklyn, l. Z pan.
ses cons i: 5e.en & Gasd s,Ssa 5as Ssa House,
sIs -. '. Messra Mortimer L howbry corner oi
Msrset ana Charles Baltimore Md Jos los Rap13 ~
p% Cc.ry I4U Merrnsck-st Lowell, Mass. of I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND LAWYShS.
IFRED ROACH Constable of The Second " aiL, 80
a esve TO inform ,hrin end the public IN geieIa @ s,s
MAKE, landlords warrants arc serves ue, for ~.
sd attends 10 the foreclosure q. mcrgages hse Iia Al
ting houses and collecting rents, SC House W. 9yvsnS.
N ffr. In. Mnrin Courr w
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Doar0ina ano 6otels.

(OARD-One or two gentleman. a gentleman and
- his wife, have pleasant and board
able terms, at No 81 White ST. Broadway Reference
required Also, ono large room on 81 door. dls lw.
RGAKDING-Two or tlree gentleman be accom-
Dmodaled with pleasant rooms and good board mode-
charge, by applying ~ is AnnsL Godst ms
- TO THE PUBLlC.-The proprietor OF Shaks.
E peaT- Hotel avas himself OF this opportunity say
that his Ball Room is open for tie inspection Of
those wishing give balls and thoug sttson
and would also tai his complete the
accommodation OF permanent bourders throug Winter
moderate rates. hoping the public will call ana examine for
themselves. M. 5. THRESHER, Proprietor.
New YORK, Oct 18th, l845
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
DKEPARE kOK NENN-Y EAk,e .-Ch1ic- Pa

lm-ry for the Toilet-Lubins Extracts OF J-ssamine.
Orange, Flower, Vioe,s, Magnolia, Verh-Ea Orange de
Portugal Bouquet de Caroline, Bouquet de Portugal Bou
qu- De Victoria, Bouquet des Danes Rose, Psichou!y
Miea-u's, Geraneum, &c. &c; superior Cologne Water
DRAFT Also the genuine Farins Germany. with
great variety of fancy articles Shaving Creams Brushes
&c SC for sale by DAVID SANDS & co. = East Broad
vi
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

oReAN FOR THE PREsBYrERIAS CHURCH,
''A CONAN exhibition of this instrument took
VI Wednesday evening a, the Insnuiac,ory Of Mr.
N'oen II WAS performed on by Messrs. Harrison,
IT, "'0ef Greaterex and others with great effect, Mr.
rat. reformed the overture 10 the Bronze Horse
.o-. "s received with great applause. The audience
IA. ey much delighted with the instrument. The
0iaek walnut, in the Elizabethan style OF
,.sIS" twensyone feet high, fifteen fee, wide and
apes.,s deep 1t has TWO sets of Keys TWO octaves
Al ~ twenty-five Stops and 1895 Pipes /, contains
he Dros.d modern improvements 1t was pronounced by
ssoeror ts.na' genuemgn who performed on it. very
'' instrument II cost $3.50
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

ANELECTION0 OF Dhcctors vi the HOWARD insuIsnce I 70
n Company win place on Tuesday December zSd at
10 O'clock and closing at O'Clock P. M Dec 3d. 1885,
- a Sw LEWIS Phillips Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

4 f'AhEs FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS
- Families residing in the apper part of the city,
specully invited TO call ard the assortment of
Cakes OF all description fresh daily the old established
Bakery, No. 80 Corand.st Orders thankfully received
Cakes -eni free OF expense any part the city, by
IS I'm GEO. ARCULARITS' SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

se ~, There were four and half feet of water in
lee Of @ at Pi,seurg the 18th inst. and the river
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

NTOTICE.-AEreeably to the Constitution Of the BUTCH
ers Real Estate Hide Association an Election WIZ %
held ut the Hide House, Tuesday afternoon SUN nsI 81
5 O'clock Tor Trustees for the year ls46. ,o,s
dis l7t- }. w. oLINon. ~ >.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

-,n nOu IA, i.uAN on ur!ncuaioer-d properly III
,UUUs city or BrookiSa III. sa2 Apply y 70 .dI Me
~ Tt hove can he cbtsined In one or two sepetate
NJ Ihs spo'' 80 Dollar. dI6 3-od-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

rPR POWER-For sale or 10 lst u ue t %,
WAIEnw wstsG power on tho Bronx River, II miles Iom rom
New Fox belonging 70 me ess o. D. DaS,a WIN ss or
onsry him TOR aoar and ssinps saS s village Of
ss ssrss ssrms % and he New York Tho Ea
II et Of 100 horse power, and can Dc ussa
r,ysInS' Nas Im AH0 ?. IL EYDlG. Adm 81 Lashtst n.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20
New York, December llth, lS45 -1. vruNvv
RasId deuce No. go Henry.st New

ReeI6puce NO. 23U FtbuTy'5 .so"- Ut
have been well scqusioted with or
cure Is true although IL impossible TO describe uy 1e
extreme suerugs has undelg9ne nd asa ,mrvvs
b thar appeared TO have take neep noa 0
her Ieei suons s s eov.rv Her resdence Is al my
house. NO ~'' i1eni -" - MARY HINSDALE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

A. IRWIN, Jr. ~ ~. ii. :.
4 M.rchants No Cnssly's Row. Cincinnati sls iv
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

L'EKRE'5CkE sAPOSSlISs lIsSer, 10 nsSing a rieh
and O snnsns Iaaer sas The 1 gs 10
een having hard boards sna @ psoprissor e. C sERRE
S,s cl and To. Is sas
Aosdey p Jane, and al retail By Druggists
- prLs1r,ers geusralIy ------.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

TNKAWING-EyeDiDg Glasses ior lnsiucuon u ~ o ,se
sesri sehooln No. IA Green OF Housonst under
he charge OF gentleman Professor OF this Ar 10 several
~ ,S sse, families and schools in this city and Brooklyn
Farmer partcuars references &c will be made known on
snnIcaou as above between the hours OF A. NJ. and
O'clock p M also specimens OF the different styles
ian. ht ~ ay be inspected. oI9 III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

NIUFFS! MUFFS!! MuFks :! Tins scoscr-
calls The of tue Indies 10 his choice assor
ept OF Nuts oevery variety and selected with great care
rom the Fur the mar ke Also, gsnera assor
Sis Inn lstp j. H MONARQUE, 22s Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

NTOTICE-Is hereby given thai the partnership heieeo-
existing between The sgOseSeI, SSces snS sSo Gsorss
Cook Co. in The cily Of New York. Il this Day dlsso'ea
by mutual consent ,,,,,L, &. .r,ho,i,sd m
William Cock. Of the city OF Phihdet ?o'S, s,lr cn1K "
settle loe ousiness VI 0 WILLIAM COOK.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

STEAMERS FROM IRELAND TO PoRTLAND.-The
Montreal papers contain the prospectus OF company TO
establish steam communication between Bsn;ry, in the
Southwest extremity of Ireland. and Portland in the
United States The Company is styled The Irish and
American Royal Express Steam Mail Navigation Com
pany" The capital is 20 be 100000. and the object
stated is 70 give weekly departure between the port OF
Bsntry and Portland by OF vessels capable OF ac
comprising the passage from Pier 10 Pier in esht days
Buffalo Com, Ad yertisrr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

INDIA KUBBEk OYERsHOEs..Goodyea land and
ce .bra,ed metaIic and spring tempered Over
- 10 civ Irsde Genuemens Sheet kubDers, straps
I'D Sandals Also Ladies and Mems Sandals and Slip
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