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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-06-03

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4Sittsbur8-febsis bic Teben3is 5au'
fer in Nfd3e selest-etwa 700 nleniben
baben ibr Dboab perloren !!!-ScrSen
8rsitas 9benp traf NIT Der msifli6en poif Die
gabribt bier elm, eab bic un9udIbe Stabt
Yitt5bur9 ,pispsr pon elmer psbsereneen Seuerss
brunit Deinl9eiuht Wures, rpslbe in Der lsss
ten 9snlfa9 Habt binnen Orsi 9tunoen, so
bis 70 5dulsr in Albe ls9ts. Die psrbranns
ten @ebdube naren Srdmbdu(sr uno nur Elm
Sa6itsinbau6. Gie marsn BON Sogel6bnsrn,
joanbperfern unb SubrIeuten bemobnt, Wopon
pisle aus Dem lsetpsrbranntsn 9lfrfte 9eSc9en
,parsn uno in bie1sm Sbsils bsr Stabt S6us
9siud)t batten, msbbalb Der 8srlulf ibres flsis
nsn 8ermcSsn6 um 70 psl itbmsrsr fir ite iif
Das Ssusr sntlfanp in einem Stalls beS Sorn.
Snmud Sung, an Der 7tsn Strabe, Sluet uno
Elm balbsS Gqudr nbrolit bon Dem psrbranns
ten 9iitrift, un9efdbr um llbr am Disnifa9
ubsno. @e fol- oas Q6srf zines Sranoftiftsrs
fsin. 9aS Ssusr erifrfte lib iiber einen Slds
tbenraum BON brsi 9tdsrn. Der an @sbdubsn
perurlatbte Sbaben miro ouf 80 bis $4,000
an9slblassn. Die Mslifsn Der abssbranntsn,
pisaeitbt 200 Samlisn, ouS etrpa 700 Ysrfc'
nen bslfsbsno, batsn NQsS psrlcrsn-lino nun
Obbablo5-pcn ben WobItbatsn bs6 Yubll'
fums ODER gutter Srsunee abbdnsi9.
Nab ben Ssribten bic mir in Der lestcn
3eit bon Yitte6ur9 erbieltsn, mlnsn Sranbifif'
ter bort bdufs unb Die pOliSei Sismlb tblafr9
fsin. 9isS 1T gar fsin Bunosr. Gcuserncr
prrtsr bat 9snus 9ranoffiftsr unb anosrs 8srs
BREEDER be9nabist sab iis jest mpbI bdufis isin
fcnnsn.
0as Npffaefet.-Sn elmer anosrn @cs
Ilnms fnost fib elm sussus Don benz neusn
poifssisesS. 98ir babsn bsism 9us;us fir's
aa9smsine Seffe Gaum in unfsrn Gpaltsn sss
esbsn uno ,pinften bas ibn Sober lsfsn mods
is, Defenders poftnnlfsr bic NIT Der snstfbsn
gprabs nitt gang psrtraurflnb.
Seiliae NtIrber.-Der ct. aouisoie.
publfan mslost, bas bic Stburfsn, wsltbs bic
bsosn 9sutfbsn in Soma firjlib ermcrbetsn,
in bsr bsilisen 9tabt Naupoo entosdt murosn
unb brei an Der 3abl i1no. Die Seborbe prn
RaupoO psisert fih bic Mtrosr aussuIisfsrn;
Gs foaen eurtb bas Mcrmonens 8srid,t perbcrt
unb perurtbst wsresn. Die qsuts in Der lms
aeaenb BON Raupoo foasn fsbr auf9sbrabt fsin
aber bhs frsbe Seisswierise 8srfabren Der
Mormonsn unb ss mag lei6t fbIimme 8Ol9sn
baben. Sn unfsrsm 3sitaIter sibt 60 bob tds'
tib Nsusrunssn, aber bic ubas bic @orbsr AUDI
III ben 6eilasn aeb6rsn," 1T Itdtr bic Merf.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-06-03

Spdtcr SSrpft.-Ssit esm Isstsn Don:
heritage battsn mir bier fsbr faIts Ndtts. Sn
ben bsitsn srittn felsn itorfs Nsifs unO in ben
sbaIsrn mar pa6 itiaitsbsnos QGaltr nit Gie
,ibsrfrrrsn. 9a6 Vfan5snrsid, nansntIib Die
Gartsnsspahie, BADEN bsrsutsncsn 9babsn
oaeurcb 9sIjttsn uno sin9s iino gang srfrorsn.
Die Oblf6dums unO Srubtfslosr wsrben wpbI
nbt baburdb 9elittsn Daben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-06-03

Sas 2te Sseft Der "DolrssSibliotbef
Der osutfben GlofiFer" it unS SuSsfNms
men. e5 entbdlt bic Sprtiseun9 BON SblllerS
Oiaubsr. 9ruf unb papisr iinb elegant.
Die Serrsn 2(tonsntsn sriubsn mir ibrs Sesfs
te bsi unS obsubcIen. Nsue llntsriDrsibsr wsrs
oen npb INNER nn9sncmmsn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
Balls.


Here's 10 you, Harry Clay"
rg1HE YOUNG GUARD.--ln renewed earnest OF
their determination 10 sustain and cherish the recupera
i've principles Inc Wing party well III farther les
tmuny OF devotion second only their princpes 10 the
patriotic Statesman aud grand Pacitcaor, HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Ball on the OF the 3ls
Anniversary o! the Treaty o Ghent-Puesday Evening the
23d OF December uex,--at the Coliseum; aud in festive
greeting, exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Wing IN States. and The Frightening pros
opening future, awaiting TIE political redemption
o the Empire by ualed Wing effort The distin-
gu shed Wings The Union will be invited TO attend upon
the occasion.
Dodworih's Cotion Band is engaged. The Committee
give full that nothing Will be omitted on their part
give entire satisfaction
Tickets 81 admitting gentleman aud ladies', can be o.
taned OF the undersigned.
b. order OF the Committee OF Arrangements.
HENRY D VAN NOSTRAND, ChaiImau, ll6 West-st.
y-JNo J. BINGHAM, Secretary, 40 Broadway.
Ch4s c Lewis cor. IVES; aud Liberty Juo T Wilston.
l Cortland Jno Slea, 81 Futon; Chas H. Hartohorn,
Of Pine. a. SW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

~ Uydropa;hic Neutrality-suspicious. 7. Dexter,
NJ d. has established Hydopbnic Institution for the
treatment OF disease upon the cold water systcn Ut the Cen
lral mud pleasant village of Morristo"n. " J. The efficacy
of cold in the prevention and OF disease now
generally admitted and in many parts OF Europe and onr
country has suspended the OF OF drugs and nedl-
In both acute and chronic diseases, such ~ levers
rheunalism govt, paralysis scrouls spinal discusses IN
Guiding and Gsorons dyspepsia aud hosl OF
ills which heir to- teaclon OF cold water rapid anu
permanent Al seZ;ng upon the cause OK dsen'e II
reduces greatly the amount OF human misery and suffering
and proiuces radical of disease when other means
and treatment have failed In the -rnphic language OF bul'
ser under the cold nature leaves the bod
to its own instructive tendency. Which Is always toward re-
coverv new series reaction commences and the con
slulion is only amended, 1t undergoes change Dr
Dexter has recently returned from Europe nnG has made Ills
extensive aran gemen,s OF baths sc G!ierthe plan OF Press
ujrz himself Ii will be- the OF thu proprietor while he
offers TO nvalids the OF relief from disease, 10 give
them so the comfort and conveuences OF home. Morris
iowr delightfully."- situs;ed surrounded on all sides win
the aids ana Appliances which will give effect III carrying
out IN. cold alter treatment The Morris and Essex Ra
road terminates short distance from the Institution ana hr
ragrs ready all times convey patients TO ana from
tn. establishment ht7 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

OREGoy-The Hudson Bay Company's bark
Cowz. a, Honolulu brought intelligence from Oregon
CITY to the 2sh Of July inclusive The Americans have
full possession OF the country south OF the Columbia
Being in the majority and under Republican Constitu.
lion similar TO that of Iowa the Americans in Oregon
elect all officers Of Government appoint Judges and al.
minister the laws. The servants OF the IIufsons Bay
Company favor independence and number Of niiuen-
,ia Americans have taken the same side.
Parties are said TO be very nearly balanced the
question OF maintaining separate government, indie
pendent the United States and Engiald and il suii
cnl number OF Americans can he persuaded 10 join the
independents and the scale it is proposed issue
declaration OF independence taking in the whole terrific
nv in dispute the Iudon Bay Company cede the forts
and trading posts 10 the government. This move
ment is sustained and justified the ground Of the
Tiers having occupied and improved wilderness in
which the uudsons Bay Company OF London has been
thcr the Government Of the United State that of
Great Britain exercises the rights OF sovereignty
The crops are most abundant. There is great want
OF vessels
The two sailing packets running between Oregon aud
mercc OF the Columbia Freight it supposed would
advance fifty hundred per cent when the crops came
TO market.
The ship Tou!on from New-Yorl;. having on board a
newspaper press and outfit for Oregon city IS alluded 10
by our correspondent though she had arrived but
date is given She was the Sandwich Islands in Au-
gust where she discharged the portion of her cargo
signed TO Honolulu merchants 1t hoped that the
captain OF the Touon would consent sell her for
Oregon and Sandwich Island packet. sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
iJillter Gashions.
scARFs cRAvATs AVID MUFFLERs

Received by the last steamer,
4 Z THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Gentlemen's
AGenerai Furnishing Establishment 1877 Broadway three
doors below the Frnxlin House, choice assortment OF
tancy dress articles for genuemens comprising the
me desirable OF scaris csva.s and All entire
new style fmuiers Indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also u assortment Of over coss coaSs md sacks con-
anty hand, manufactured by the best worknen In the
city and solo reduced prcea
n1b - }. g. BUOTH co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

WYNN T. JENNINGS Il co. Diapers and Taors I'm.
w porters Of ClOts ard CGssnleres Vesngs, Gc 23i
Broadway American HOTEL opposite The Fountain IN
extensive assortment oil new goods Tor ali and
Winter wear comprising French and English Cloths for
Dress aud Fock Goals IN oil styles
Silk Satin, Ierino and Velvet Nestings Miled Cloths
Tweeds, &C. for OverCoats, winch "lL he made up
10 order through the aid vi efficient corps OF cuera
i've found III the country, essential point In the
,rouay To which we you'd direct aud In rendering the
style character Of garments such must satisfy The
discriminating, that views OF cheapness are not baseo
the production of any other than nrs rate garments
Such have sustained system OF small profits quci
returns and prompted the solicitation OF call from those
who would really effect saving OF The extra per canlase
levied under. the credit system.
The directed to the Pantaoons department mus
continue offer Inducements those who appreciate hi
combining ese and elegance.
In addition The nsuh assortment OF goods Kept ~ t
trade always hand ready made Dress and Focr
Goats PanalOOns Vests SC In answer The requirements
Aso, Fancy Dress Articles III great variety scars oiVen
Handkerchefs Gloves SuspeGders, Hosiery, Under-Vess
Drawers Linen and Muslin Shirts. Coars. &c NC SIS u
NEW YOkk CASH TAILORING Establish
rnent 1877 BroaG way three doors below the Frank In
House The subscribers would call the attention OF iheii
customers and public very large and well aercied
assortment of Fall and Winter Good' Embracing all he
styles OF French and English Peto Cloths tor wlneI
garments black and fancy Bonjean elastic Chsslmeres OF
entire patterns; very rich styles az Silks Cashmere
aud Velvet Vestngs, suitable for the coming season All OF
which will be made order few hours notice, and III
the superior stye for which the establishment hss
been so long celebrated.
EMPLOYING cutting department the best TALENT In The
city do not hesitate To challenge comp WIN any
in point OF style elegance and workmanship Al the same
time prices viii convince the most sNePhch tat hfs
he furnished r-1nced rses Iur
cssh We would also call attention the Fancy Depart
en. with the establishment where Can ne found
every article requisite complete genenans wardrobe
Of the richest materials. selected by our agents
in the Paris and London markets. Also an assortment Of
ready made Dress Frock Goats and winter garnents Of
every description for the accommodation OF those requiring
o. s,s'i ts,f ''''' ''''r' j. c. BOOTH L CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

n.TFNT STREET DIRECTOR5-The Common Coun-
eli OF IN. CITY OF NewYosk, through their Lamp and Gas
or,rit.. having the subscriber SUI
rt nber of IN different parts of the city, for
h OF Satisfying the public Of advantages over
inc common street signs now IN USE be would call alien
on 10 the following places where the signs attached TO the
ismns NAV be seen: Corner Of Wall and William, Nassau
and Ann Broadway and Barclay, Hudson and Canal Hud.
son and Spring Hudson and Charles Washington and Per
~ and Beecker Bowery and Houston, Broome
and Mulberry Broome and Attorney, Chatham and Roose
welt and Bowery and Division ats. -
JAMES ACKERMAN.
Alderman Miller, Sign Painters. l0l Naaseust n3
CTILL ANOTHER REPORT from Sag Harbor;-
Owe had In the time OF It's destruction 81 lno
great Sag Hsgbor the 18th Nov l845, one oil WiIo
Patent Salamander Safes purchased OF MI henins
1873 Wnierst New-York in Dec 1872 The SAFE ea ,n,s
the cellar and remained there until The store ana
entirely consumed. The Safe was exposea - n onr
beat produced by the OIL candles, drugs &c books na
cellar And upon opening tive found az p,,s IN III
ners and several hundred dollars 10 Bank os' IL sooa
order ,hIs .,,.ev.r, IN ,i,s
We lake great pleasure IN making ts s,alI,enl " 10
lit. - p - r,andny 10 them Wilders fn.enI Sss
pull o"S - lily entitled TO their confidence we
80 ,nhcr OF the same kind from 3 y. nei
ase Sa 49, WHO Ia the proprietor for mo Sths
M w and we never intend 10 be Without ono VI Suo
VI ,em p o Schumacher Safes g. i hUHIItNS
se s ~ s,hor Suffolk Co. L. l., n. Y. Nov Jun 10 70.
rs ahovs Safe be my store as Mso uae es
,o,, The Suffolk Co Bank, exposed to me sanI
~ naieed some days sace. They VIII speak or
"a SITAS C. HERRING. I39 Water.st Manaiactnrer OF
no22w Wilders Genuine Salamander IRE frooI sac.
CANTON FLANNELS5l9 eases s brown Asheuft'a
Sse-1 NAAA-S-Si s~s kESMITH 10. Pfne-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

NTEW-YOKk AND EXILE Railroad COMPANY
The Stockholders of this Company are nereoy nouheo
,, nm in,ment OF FIVE doirrs each share vi me new
ock on which not Than 1--WE dollars has been Pso' rs
Tst on or before Wednesday, the 10Th day OF Decem-
49, nsT, By order Of the Board 81 Directors
oe' N'N- NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
subscnbers al or near Newburgh are requested 70
make payment Thomas c. Ring Cashier oil the roweA
RAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

q The trial of c. J. McNulty, late Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives for ENFORCEMENT OF the
P''Ac funds, is to be resumed pending the term OF
Inc Criminal Court al Washington, which com
meacei Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
A MEXICAN nlUSEUM.-T


MEXICAN oIUsEUM.-Three days only-Mon-
a day, Tuesday and "Wednesday, Dec. !, S-Sperdid
performances every evening a. o'clock, and "Wednesday
afternoons O'Clock. The hss engaged the ce
brs,ed Scotch Giant and Gantess Mr. and Mrs. Randall
who, 2eher measure fourteen feet and weigh up
wards of seven hundred pounds MAILING them largest
i,, 49,, -, H., Tb.,, ,,iIl ha ..s, in ina ps,b
land costume from 10 O'clock A ". III 10 r M Also, The
iv,1s mae o[sns UaAS g!ssoavss SdsT W &c
25 cents e1Taio consult the Fortune Teller privately
LHAnIRA, No. SO observation-disclosures Attrac.
n ton! Engagement OF The popular and highly talented
Dec ISL viii be- performed the successful operate burle.Ge
entitled Black pia5oo, or The Ian ob T-tapEG, tsaen
from the beautiful opera OF Fra Diavolo To be preceded
nv Grand Vocal Concert Performance TO commence
!. O'Clock. Admission - cts IL j!
TXHiBITIoN OF FINE ASTS.-Grrat op;!c
Il gallery Preliminary Nolce-Thc owner OF The above
D,i Gail. ~ sIer having exhibited princ,.
nal Capitals OF Europe where he has invariably been
ce.ved with the most catering and decided applause as
VIII b. by reference 10 the various puoc papers and
certificates from various Institutions. has arrived
here with the intention OF giving series OF eShioaons
during limited period.
Consequently he has the honor OF informing the public,
tina, he has the City OF Newiork the place in
which he will lis exhibitions IN this enlightened
and h1spiiahc NATION, that IN iew days. the aooHt
mentioned Gallery viii be opened N convenient AUG cen
trail locality wherein will be exhibited select views OF lie
wonderful q! nature aud OF arts celebrated by
memorable facts OF ancient aud modern History.
The truth ana precision with which they executed by
the dlstn -ulshed Artists. The shu and artificial man
III winch they ur presented To the eye SO he ~ produce
Tie complete Illusion have every where called forth
the admiration Of the intellectual public snd the visits
several Sover-gns and excited the curiosity all classes
society and without wishing 10 discfed any exhibition
hitherto here the director OF the present Gallery thinks
emil ght.ned public will nd Considerable Improvement
IN these representations.
To- COM OF the interchangeable zeal OF the
OF This Gallery nothing Is wanting out the approoa
lion anc applause this Emporium OF American cyllza
tion OF many surprising Establishments inst
,ed for the Improvement and propagation oi Arts and
Sciences.
The Director aspiring and animated by the haeriug
hopes OF meeting with appreciation and encoua has
now therefore honor OF publishing this preliminary
tce which will shortly he followed by another
p.iclt. announcing the opening o; this new Exhibition.
y. b. As the different Exhibitions viii be made on fixed
days. and the views shown llnIe VIII not appear
periods; In necessary 10 state this III order
avoid the disappointment which has been csuse NJ other
places many persons have expressed their RI
rot having been present he rst exhibitions u-9 tuals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

RIGHTS OF WwEs.-The Senate of Georgia has
passed Flaw for the protection of the rights and property
', married females 1t secures the wife the corpus
~ @e property but not the artificial increase. When
eEs OIL passed there round of applause in the gal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

Gvstr-E. Ferret & Co. have published in very
Se'siful style, Music from the Opera of Masssncllo
SOie Aheron; Thou art Lovelier sung by Mrs Mott
sad his better 10 Laugh than be Sichnc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

"a The Engenio brought information of the
van ~ Of Dr. sewa OF Washington. He was on visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

6,Uy,3 AND sILykk WATCHES RECALLED 4:
NJ wholesale prices byJ T. Wiiliston, dser IN :" aicoei
No. Corlard-stre-t, up s.airs, corner o eroad"ay.
All wachee sold al this establishment Warranted 10 per-
form we'll or money refnted Watches cloc1s nuscai BOX
es ewelry repaired ~ the best manner 81 e o
nrires ARRANGEMENTS have been ius6o with MI Wm A
arhi. who's reputation watch repairer Is unsurpast
"a pang b.en en,ne for nine IN the ceebrs-
~ In Europe enables him repair the
cornrlicatrd work that can be produced.
T.Yis work promptly done on reasonable terms
J. T. WlLLiSrOH
rG-<tI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

~, j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor ut
Law and Commissioner 81 Dceds &c. will attend in tie
Reading Room OF TsmiaIur Ha all hours Of the day
and syonug. iylh osb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
rA1.L Ami WIMTEE GOODn.

NVERCOATS, Coaks, Winter Frocks. &c. In various
nl2 i.if WIN. T. JENNINGS y Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
CLOAKSI CLOAKS !

Wholesale ana Retail.
lSnA LADIES' AND MISSES ClOsks Conis and Car.
1UV dinals OF the fashionable maerias at prices
from - $40 whicha examination Is respsci:uly
invited. WAMSLEf HOLI,
III lu1is No. % Ca:herine-.L near Chnlanl. sGunre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

q THE YOUNG HousEKEEPER's FRIEND, or
Guide to Domestic Economy and Comfort by Mrs
CORNELIUS, is neat duodecimo volume of 100 PIP.
published in Boston by Charles Tappan and sold
here by Saxton & Huntington. 295 Broadway. In
,pefa,ory note from Mrs. Eliza Farrar, of Cam
bridge i, is stated that person wholly ignorant of
household affairs may by diligent perusal of this
SOOkbecome an accomplished housekeeper and pro-
vide the most wholesome and palatabe food upon
he most economical principles. The author states
Sa. in preparing it she has had especial reference
SaOse who have neither poverty nor riches. and
siach directions have been given as will enable
ashuusekeeper TO provide good and healthiul Ia
ssIu, if desired, handsome one, at moderate
expense While the domestic education Of girls is
sadly neglected and multitudes are left TO assume
Responsibilities of married life in utter ignorance
otis necessary duties, books like this must be in
demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

,o,r I, cinnung Press, Engine and Machine Mnufac-
fscprs orA-rhe Subscribers continue Vi manu-
eoo Presses, and every article appergiaug 20
gp9s nnuns and Binding establ sbmeDL Also, Steam
on 70 rom three 10 twenty-five horse power, Dies, Roll
rs Lever and Drop Presses for Jewellers and silver
G-sss circular Saws Mardrels, Screw Cutting Null
eed pnses " every oeScr'Puon al 'eo''
va-Psrticulxr attention gven both day and night 10
NJ !Ini HARRISON \ LAWTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

,es Quincy. Premium Dnxucrr.nn t:a;iery.-
N,L,rsr,ay New.Y oIk.-Piclures taken al his estab
Mons os. no, eIce!rd In this country. say his hume
'~A'iW SsILievee 3Iu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03
amusements.

DALNO,S OPERA HOUSE.-Monday, December
s-Po.itvely ire last week OF the Serenaders Messrs
Ger,non. Stanwood Harrington, Pelham and White
Admission > only Boxes and seats can be secured
al tie Box Office daily from 10 A. NJ III ) 7. NJ. Doors
open al 7-Conc-rt b. y o'clock. Ill !w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03


scars, &c III eollstL
s,TUyEs.-SHEPARD Co having enlarged and
- perfected their assortment OF Stoves for the FAN ade,
both Tor and coal offer To their ii1ends hno Gus
toners an unequaled variety OF economical and h-auI
paerns first among which stands The unTlValed Nott rs
Hail. Church and Office stoves OF III SIZES aho ine oe'
varied and beautiful patterns AS these have been wen s't
ed II would be almost say that they form the oee'
beating stove IN the world H. -
SpFP,Kps REvERsERAToss for parlos OF any size are
b o TASTEFUL Clearly and economical psIIor stove aver
offered = ;4. c,o,s n, bou.
mr. rooms is the cheapest powerful heating stove ever pro-
tuced. ,, r., hr- ,,s roo,rs v.,v
,-,aenfs and economical, hand and made 70 otcet 10
Also ugar-loaf and two boiler stoves,
ri sevrrsl sizes for Liverpool Anthracite or wood,
r sir plates wood. wood and Goa! parlor cast iron
- ard Laundry Stoves, comprise larger assortment!
Tor heating purposes than have ever offered 30 which
% snscisy call the attention Of our Southern and Western
Coz SrovEs-Dr Not:'s celebrated wood Cook Stoves
with two m roasting and baking better than stove
IN nae The roasting baking d0es not interfere with
hrong boiling and frying as is almost universally the
These especially adapted 20 the Southern market being
easily managed having fues liable be SLED with ashes
being strong and durabie.
Six .zes four boiler premium Cook Stoves OF the
approved pattern for burning either wood coal very
cheap al Wholesale retail Also, Cylinder Stove Cast
ngs Cylinder Brick British Lustre genuine) Fire Cement
Stove ornaments Railing Maiable ornaments Mica textrs
sizes Ruseis and English hods, Scoops RUSSIA aud Eng
lieu Pipe, Tin Tubes for too.o and partitions Pc for
doors Doorknobs Hook, and Hinges Stove Feet &c for
the trsde wholesale and retail Also ounir.es extra
fine boiled Sospslone Charcoal and Anthracite by the Dbl
\. B.-Competsnl werkmer always furnished saori
notice repair and up Stoves In frat style Also,
workmen fer blsckng Stoves and Crates, sl0 eodn
MOTIFS STOVE WAREHOUSE, az Waior9h