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g,''h S7Il- u 'tsas psiine Bacon Sld-s
l'unu De-. l0sse Spl-s htnlz,ue oialfv
lr1oI to 90 shoulders, do DO
ras.so'tsN priced shoulders
5cro las Of J,.5
sGuOo CisaGs, asserted brands
No. Ies Cary street.
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Z u. SIiti f,tR has removed his wholesale
S by Grsi s"or. ;'m No u, Tank 10 Nos ~ and
tir'c d''' r'""i'fr l- DlIs cor &C
c'pten.'S General assortment ami porr.t.r
p's ''nis At s"L aaVrns" Tr-c. s."!. h..rr
chiefly ruis"G ~ auc;o,. tie feels one Ig
4" BAY val De- richly compensated ~ calling hand and
qianiy at fp'u.h Mating, I, AMI Canton u II. ne
''Tri.ni AID Worstej Warn LNc. q. SrKYK.R.
Nos. u aat ~, Rank Street
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Ceicbraic.i Nhca, Fans.
M daily expecting 1T Of the above hiyllv
n.rsnv-t Taas, tor sale o''
D.. AMBER SnN 4,
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NOTICE.

WE Rave this DAY associated with ,s !, ~,
W h"sHess Z. Bruce wAKD. IN. bu.,.r-. On, A.. 60.
n Dr. e9niueisd uai-r The syc e iia-. Va, p.
HALVES n VAN DEUasEN
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Truth crushed to earth willrisc ngain,
The eternal years Of God arc hers
But Error, wounded. wfiihos IN pain,

And dies amid its wutshippcfs.
The chc purpose ui Ibis article Il what have alrcndy
minated II 10 that ~ which wish 10 put myself figh
tApNciny, before tic public. | have stated that have
teen uneasy and m fear that innocent pcrsuns IN the
commonly HAY have been inyolyrd in The ruspicion
VIII my course noy have excited anxi1usy desire 10
avoid luu prevent any such consequences know man
men Who play OF g9mrswIp have been land for nusb
Know, Wcy yen in The habit Of playiugwho have paycI
70 goat rEeessbui nevertheless as hip minded and
honorable - any men IN this my other community II
any sucl ono las been brought suspicion i,rpy
desire HAT hc shall b, Delivered omii. Jbe cyity o.,,
iH tins community, some Of them hodip, md
Ct efs ~ them ffgrus 10 ul 1t offices of hon,
and profit amongst They cherished IN tho bosom
{" the society Which They have stung to tho vta ni many
81 ~ members; aud on others o which they would be now
ficalty feeding and aucnug, with cruel voacity but
for tic warning which livo funr and will ring, IN the
cars ~ The unwafy and which has carried into the
machinnhons 1t tho "nnd pirates" oni has inundated
aud dlsarpcd them. Otis unapt 10 be the case Just
the very time Of nm attempt like this stIf the public
picon uiat Che characters referred TO- will IN the count
les changes NJ cif shs their unskcd associ.
hi'' ard iniugc with cmi play, aud, perhaps lei them
win, IN order 10 elbow Of and appcls- snspici3nl
10 p-vcHi tlc Injurious aud unjust effects 10 which
have alluded, will tic names II tic guilty parties 10
any i've gentlemen who viii cs Oh Tor ihen 10 be de.
pefd % they Doom proper; ~, will puruc any other
course which they may su'gcs IL, when we'll considered
cnn concur with them, that IL 10 moro advisable r,an the
one propose.
Lotno ono supposc that am have been onyag.d II, the
Coz panv,y unnecessary work 81 widening the impression
Inst there arc tricks NJ s gamce To impress that on the
nWds Z" boys would BE- 81 service NJ aims a. brig
pnmblrl into mote general dtcsaou reach above ard
Iok beyond that scope which has lpu1 hrcn sufvrtc by
most adult Observers DO mean that the ,ri.fsse, OF
system 81 aud at the games in vogue b unexpected
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FOR SALE

Z FIRsT RATE DINING RoOa sERvASr-Wbo :. ,,-o
- Enn' O: EerEinEalS about 10
yc'r' Old Aray M,s.r dudley L BayIy. or Mr. n r Ta,,
Gro Ills WIFE Likely woman and pasry COOK can also
-' il' WIN NM ah fon very lkeiy Old enough
"I'-et 7..F.sf-
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'e hi"rrs" tr cuise wI hereafter ~ elie.. os, "a, a.
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,4hud"+E hST+TH EOR SALL.

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'yi ne tis, i7 NJ 'su' g. II the Capl! a. 3D.. ca; %
~. '''-i On friday th. 2GJl csy m January. i-tf
Hsfe~e'Lsr l. AHdersoa, alarisa,os Of David A-i--p
, prT,
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NOTICE.

4 Ill persons ha1ng claims auainS, US will
4 Please prcsrr- ,t-in "a -uert as,c0 s. a.,
'c r!r'c: 90 ~ vf confer l.s-ur o. sg lgou a. sr,
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.iJaGriug rai a-cguu'-. E.vBNgA u.yINppt.T
Er,.u0s'. ~, o.. 1875
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- N-..LlWNp INNTITTTE.

4 SCHOOL tor : Dung Ladies. will bc opened
4 a ~ Es1ao.A Va % ucoBst 1915 asIer hs
.uirr.......rtH
NNs. GEN'L. CARRINGToN.
NT'g'l1ns .. iuiofua,isn may b. nad- 10 M.
harrington, l ..' f-sr trar Frcaue W nti The
. September art u. ta, .r address. ,.in se Ricirp VIZ
La d
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BLAIR q BPOCkt,YHROUG

ID RiR ~ ID hoS II EN- IL ROUGH
GAVCEES. COMMISSIONS TORB.iRDLvG .uRRCHsh-ys
North SIDE ~ th- R=sn. Richmond. Va. Tia IS
WHITE MARSSILLES VESTS
- = WHITE MARSEI.rEs VESTS well cut ,rd very ne,,rv
'DS nate 10 Main Street
ur-3 stI.As MERCHANT
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. From the residence of ID. w. Fisher.
HSS ~ Manchester. "n Sunday the 22nd inst.
- tarUt S1rEsl HORSE. al1sn name and tail nj
@ his r fni sin, or r1eaIectec Any information
f'.irc.ins -H "l be thankfully received Of
4e- JAS FISHERS SONS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
FROM TcxiIs,

NEw-ORLEASs, Dec. l1.-F0ur Days Later
from T1asBy the arrival yesterday of the astsailing
steamship New York, Capt Phillips we have Galveston
the 9Th inst We give such items OF intelligence
find in our files.
The weather has been upcommonly cold at Galveston.
On the nights of the I'd aud Sd inst according the Civ
ilian ice formed nearly half an inch in thickness
and in positions did melt during the middle of
the day.
Campo, the Tonkaway chief WAS encamped near Aus
tin Il few weeks since with small band OF warriors.-
The Delaware Chief ST Louis also near Austin
He is described good-cokng, sensible Indian Cas-
ro the Lipan chief expected in the course ol few
days.
From an article in the Houston Telegraph it would
appear that trouble anticipated with the Camanches
Two friendly indians recently came TO the Trading
House Of the Torreys the BraZ0s and advised them
10 be on their guard party OF hostile CamancheS
were preparing to attack OF the Texan frontier
settlements 1t seems that large portion OF the tribe
residing near the OF the Colorado dissatisfied
with the late treaties with the Texans. They hnd too
that the herds OF buffalo yearly becoming less n
snerous and they probably imagine that the settlements
are encroachng rapidly upon their hunting grounds
The bands OF Camanches not engaged IN this
movement all the principal chiefs having sent word
TO Mr.. Torrey that they shall not with any OF the
western bands The Telegraph recommends the from
tier settlers keep bright lookout for the macontents
II is thought that the Lpan Chief Juan Castro has had
some hand in exciting this mischief as the hostile
party is mastering the vicinity OF the Seratics who
are allied the lpans and it is known that he has
been in communication with them and has secret
cumi;y 10 the whites. Plcayune.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

CHgRoKEE DELEdArIoS.-Weh have just been in
formed Of The arrival in this city last night Of four dele
gates from the Cherokee country representing that por
hon of the nation called the old settlers They
named John Brown Ellis Phillips, John L. Mccoy and
Richard Drew Captains Rogers and Dutch part OF the
same delegation have been here some time and the del
eralion is now full NIr Brown and Capt Rogers were
the principal chiefs of the Western Cherokee nation as
we have been informed when its government was over
thrown by the usurpaton and violence of john Ross in
ls39r This delegation is said to be full and fair repre-
sentacn of the old Western charlottesville pioneers,
sent by Mr. Jefferson 1902 who introduced civilization
and the cultivation of the soi the Arkansas frontier
They made the road clear for the occupation OF the
white man. with he rifle and tomahawk in many bloody
wars waced against them by the Osagcs and other wild
tribes. They always the staunch friends OF the
United States with whom they negotiated three impor-
tan treaties in good igh and with great advantage 10
this Government, They are now here in their -epre-
sentative capacity ask iuhllment Of these treaties
and that the lives and properly Of their people may be
protected from the nurderous hands OF those who now
WELD the powcr OF their nation regardless o treaty
ony othcr obligation. Washington Union Thursday
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
The Oregon Country.
ID IA EGi,or of ~ rnion;

To the Editor Of The UHion:
SIR: The valley of the Wilametteis in extent, var
ousy estimated from go to 800 miles in length and from
so TO 100 miles IN width The river rising III the Cas-
cadc mountains and stretching through several degrees
in Northerly direction, emptieS into the Columbia "a
miles from its mouth.
the falls oC the Willamette, distant about 80 miles from
the Columbia and extending 100 miles from East 10
West heavily wooded with valuable timber save here
and there patch OF prairie which is generally OF an eX
celent character and conveniently skrted with wood
land The timber consists Of red and white mr. pine
dar cotton Wood ash, maple. laurel, elder yew. &c The
surface is varied, and the soil generally good as Will
hereafter be shown.
The yalue and extent Of the water-power. caused BY
the perpendicular fall OF the ver OF feet at
Oregon City, will be hereafter considered. The country
commencing at the falls and extending South for
hundred miles is admirable mixture OF woodland and
prsirie-the woodland essenipg and the prairie enlRrg
ing as we advance Southwardly.
This district comprises iour.hiths the oi present
strength OF the American and French population and,
es viii appear from array et facts well have the ter
and hersnau been rewarded for their toll and care,
people perhaps having, with so limited means advanced
their state so rapidly since the colonization OF America
We will now our attention 10 the upper ana oy lar
the most interesting. portion OF this magnificent valley
Large numbers coming IN with accounts so glowing
induced me 10 make thorough exploration OF that
par, OF the country: and not only sweep around
and approach the base of the mountains, out 10
ascend and penetrate the region OF perpetual SHOWS
the tupendous Cascade ridge thence to explore the
source OF the Willamette whence returning to the
settlement the opposite side OF the rver, keeping
the Pacific ridce OF the mountains, discovered
singular depression in the mountains which, Leading
from the heart and centre OF the valley. 10 the Paclhc,
over distance of than fifty miles. presents
most eligible for the construction OF railway by
keeping alongside the banks OF the Oucee river at the
mouth OF which stream there discovered safe and
quiet hte harbor having ehbtde estimated depth
oi from nine To twelve feet waller the bar.
vi ths valley and especially OF the upper half OF it,
Tor uniformity OF streng and depth OF SOIL for purity OF
water ana extent OF water privileges for convenience of
timber with prairie ground for variety oflovey scenery
Tor maness ana saiuorty of climate, it is believed say
ing nothing az present OF It's commercial advantages the
earth presents lew equals. ELIJAH WHITE
Washington, Dec. IL lsi5
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

a PERFECT FARCE.-After occupying the at;ep
ton of the Court and jury since Mondav last the ,a,
of Honeynan. the alleged poughkeepse Barrs Robber
was terminated en the 9.h inst nornuay for the ureseD,
term bu: as we believe Tor all time, under the following
circumstances But little testimony Of arv importance
had been elected till the Prosecution offered to intro
duce e-idence Of Parkinson ha.ing Travelled 70 and from
New Brunswick by steamer Rar;tau in which boat he
had EXCHANGED sc7crl Of the stolen notes for passage
and also 10 prove thatwo others o toe party implicated
had yisited Parkinson bis residence in NcyvJers
To this the prisoners counsel objected on the ground
that no combination Of the prisoner Houeyr,an with
the o.her accused had been shown and ths therefore
he- acts could not be ndduccd upon the trial pres
en-, stage This usiter. already argued substantially in
other points, yYas again handled with great skill By the
gentlemen FOR The prisoner and for The people when the
Coyr, took recess At their usual sitting the Court
gave an opinion that such primo facie e-ideuce OF his
Joint cooperation had been proved to justify the intro
ducon of the testimony objected TO- and decided it to be
admissible.
A, this pon, Mr. Graham for the prisoner, stated that
he fe his duty remark 10 the Court that from his
own persoaa knowledge he el; assured tha, the
could not be concluded at tic present term which is pre-
scrbed by law TO three weeks and must therefore ter
min ate this Saturday night midnight therefore
the Court WOuiu tdht sOlIe uy WulcE
,her proceedings might be stayed.
Mr. Hoffman, for the people, concurred in the belief
that the trial could 10. DC brought close and sug.
gesed tha, the prisoner counsel should make motion
alleging that justice could be done his client in the
necessarily hurried manner in which the defence
be conducted.
To this Mr. Graham objected, alleging objection
that his client had been misrepresented by portion
OF the press ha. he had idea should 90 the
world at large that the prisoner stayed the proceedings in
this advanced stage OF the trial.
After a great deal Of argument and more foolish
squibbinc the following rule ordered upon the min
utes
|, being suggested the Court that the trial OF this
cause cannot be concluded before the legal expiration OF
the present term and the prisoners counsel, and the
counsel Tor the people, assentng and coucurrns with
such suggestion it is ordered by the Court joint
agreement, OF the counse. for the people and the prison
eI that Juror be Withdrawn and all farther proceedings
on the present trial of this indictment be stayed
agree 10 the above. j. HoNEHMAN
The name Of of the jurors was then called and he
not answering the Jury discharged, and the Court
then adjourned to this Saturday morning at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
WHAT is soLlTUDEe

Nor in the shadowy wood,
Not in the cras hung glen,
Not where the echoes brood
In caves unlrod by men;
Not by the bleak seashoro,
Where barren surges break,
Not on the mountain boar.
Not by the breezeless lake;
Not on the desert plain
Where man hath never stood,
Whether on isle or main-
Not there is Solitude
Birds are in woodland bowers;
Voices in lonely dells;
Streams to the listening hours
Talk in ear,h's secret cells;
Over ihe gray-ribb'd sand
Breathe Oceans frothy lips;
Over the still lakes strand
The wild flower toward ii dips,
Pluming the mountains 5 crest
Life tosses in its pines,
Coursing the deserts breast
Life in the steed' name shines.
Leave-if thou wouldst be lonely
Leave Nature for the crowd;
Seek there for one-one only
With kindred mind endow'd
Ihere-as with Nature erst
Closely thou wouldst commune
The deep soul,music nursed
In either heart, a,tune!
heart'wearied thou wilt own,
Vainiy that phantom wooed,
That thou al last hast known
What is true Solitude!
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

vN
w complete 1f machinery raSng vvrou butts
comprising patented useine for bending or forming Ie
ion,s IL use; shears Tor cutting blanks
drop-press punches, sene press drills circular shears
&c &c gil in good order sud until recently use The
whole III be sold cheap, and TO any one disposed
fsrs rar. opportunity IN the business The de-
nanI for The article of rough; iron butts hinges, al
ready very large steadily increasing For farther par
tculars spply sgbscbe here ile machinery and
some OF Tie bats produced by ii may be seen
JOHN +. WINSLOW.
4Ibap, T,or Woyls Tyoy Dec IL, 1875. do i'm
WATER POWER-For sale 10 let, The well
w known wafer power the Bronx River IL miles from
New York, belonging to the OF David Lydig and
formerly used by him .or dour and mills with hvo or
six land along the stream adjoining the village OF
West Farms ard the tdewsters Of New York. The Fall
II feet OF leo horse And be used a. the head OF
navigation, and s, hss permanent Apply
n29 lm' ?. ID, LYDlG, Adm 81 Lnightst n T.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
Gnli0nn advertisements.

DREPAKE FOR NEW-i EAR's Choice Per
umerv for the Toilet-Lubins EXtracts OF Jessamne,
Orange, flower vioets, Magnolia. Verbrna. Orange de
Portugal Bouquet dc Caroline, Bouquet de Portugal Bou-
uue lie Victoria Bouquet des Danes, Rose, Paichouly,
Miedsurs, GerancGn, &c &c; superior Cologne Water,
on draft Also, the genuine Farina, from Germany, with
great variety of fancy articles Shaving Creams Brushes
&c &C. for sale by DAVID SANDS co. II East Broad
Irnv dis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

IFE INsURANCE.-The NewEns!anIa saIss .nnesi MIiasi
IL Life Insurance Company OF boston WIZ 'eI'i' pp
tons for Life Insurance at 50 w all-st
,.r, pur,,es ROBERT HOOPER,
,, WtLLAnD q ,SoNs CHARLES P. CURTIS,
..tH- D 1opyrI PETER WAINWRIGHT,
RAsG.s q Eo..rs WILLIAM w. STONE,
a.Ns 1sos n gruS THOMAS A DEXTER,
JAMES READ, -. Do, ,,s p,es,den,
IoS.rp,S AMoaY, Secretary.
Iosx r. r cgggsaAy ". b. Consulting Surgeon and
J,w"S " g. GREESHow, N. D. Consulting Physician
80 ~. JoHy HOPPER Solicitor and Agent
Tins Company has been il successful operation n Boston
r nearly Two years and IS steadily extending It's ois
f.. believed that is and advantages will bear fair
cornparison with thos. of any other Company
III mutual association IN which every insured party Is
r. bss guaranty capital of 100000 in addition 10 which
large SUN has already accrued from the premiums reeev-
ed.
The rate OF premium regulated to offer 10 The In.
ured the greatest advantages consistent with tie stability OF
the Company.
A, esch pedodea distribution Of the surplus every r-
sured party entitled receive back heeouhs OF the
surplus of his premium and the whole surplus OF his de-
posis over what needed meet tho liabilities Of The Com.
peny. .,,,-
nation viii be furnished by the subscriber al bis oce NO.
ds eodf lmp JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE.
GO1HAT OLD FAVORITE AND STERLING SEmE- 91E
1 DYu-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TURE" for Fever and Ague" No medicine In any ese
or country vi tn such universal successfo
tactei against couter by the written signature OF the
proprietor John r. Ro,rad the top OF each boue IL
may had in lis full strength genaneness snd PUTTY, & a.
the or inal inventors Office At No 2 North second
Phadelphis or OF ~ o. FIy" General gent, No. l3o Full
ionst Usmp store) Sun Buildings NewYork ie27 6mrod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
IAKEs EOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS

= Families residing tbs upper part OF The city
specully invited call ard examine the assortment of
Cakes OF all description fresh daily, a. the old established
Bakery No. 80 CortlHndst Orders Thankfully received
Cakes sent free OF expense any part OF the city, by
dS Inn GEO ARCULARIUS' SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

Philadelphia Agent for the Tribuns.-Lieber
4 Co. 5 Ledger Building Thirdst who receive sr6scri-
bers have single for sale daily ock. d3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
~Yo. in approval. but in inference dwelleth

And we really find in his Poems a transcript of
his experience; and experience though ii be, there
on itfresh and glittering dew drops. We hardly
know whether Mr. Hoffman would gain by deeper
blowing and iiercer sun; it is not the nature of
some minds so TO do, and his are wild flowers like
tne Cupid Dart or Shooting Star Of the west
en- prairie that wither and rccede before the ad-
t,ucing stream Of Life.
After looking over all the poems we still give the
priercnce 10 this which has been SO general favor
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

!NFALLIBLh kennedy iorFfosied Limo..-,lAs
proprietor ofhe Danish Lniuient, which mas sls.aga
-ucA celebrity tie north OF Europe for is efcecy ~
b.anr Frosted Limbs and been introduced by him IN n
aGephis with equal success ecquants those Gnicte ma
he has appointed Agencies a. 20 bletcKelse anu ~ ~
N.tenane where supply NAY be always procured al p
per bottle cio '4I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

~ Gurney,s Premium Daguerrian Gallery
ls9 Broadway NewYork.-Pcnres taken at 'hia esiab.
sh,nen, net oScced IN this county. say tis
patrons. The F-,c respectfully invited 10 call snd
iudg for thcrlxeives c6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

- j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
Law ard Commissioner Of Deeds &c vii. attend in The
Reacng- Room OF Taurnany hall all hours Of the day
snd .vru.ag jyl5 osif
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

t1OR Eradicatng Pityriass nandruf and al Exfolia
lions of the cuiice Scalp stay Aopecy or ane OIL
the Hair restore the bald psrts-wl positively pre-
ven, rray hairs and simple toilet preparation Tor Keep
ng the hair moist son. flexible and inclined TO curl, Is gu.
perior 10 eny Thing Indeed, after seven years
searching test, it universally admitted 10 De the long
sought for Indispensable appendage TO the toilet II Is war,
ranied in all cases properly applied What more should
he said in ts than add that those VINO try H. ever
after wards continue its use. IT,
Prnc pal Office No. Is Nassaust -ige1cies-J JarVg
No e35 broadway Mr. Eyrards, No l7S Grand-st Mr. J.
Sewell No 479 Grand-st; Mrs. Sloan, NO 81 GfanG
81: Vim H. Carey L Co. No JS5 Pearl.sL; j. Gfaham q
Co 10 Water-sL VIM. A Crocker, No 81 siaden n-lane,
New-YorE A. Spooner x Co. 81 Ful,on-sti Mrs j. Jof-
dao,s Fancy Stor 80 Ailantc-st Brooklyn L. l. =. pan.
zes Confectionery, 10 lst between Gano sna oou ~ @ @
s,s Yillismsburph D. A HerrcE No DelaVah Rouse,
.Ibspv N Y Messrs Mortimer 4 MoWbry, corner Oh
Market and Charles Baltimore, Nd JOS = fr1ppe ~
Road cor of Marketst Newark Aaron klng, beeylleN
j. n A. Crary 80 Merrtmsck-st LOWELL Mass. "a IN IN
.LEXaNDER,s TRICOBAPHE-A new and
n invaluable discovery, beinga liquid dye which IN.
en,aneously changes The color OF The hair TO beautiful
byowr or bIEck without injury the hair skin The
application and instantaneous eaectsl other dyes requir
ng from twelve hours 10 produce any chens us
superior excellence Will be apparent TO every one upon
single application.
Extract from The Philadelphia Daily sun"-ALfxAs-
pEss TRIcoHAPAE-The rrc, vi the above on the Iair
tu!v astonishing tried yesterday IN our ocf ano
The change from gray 10 black was instantaneous
For sale BIZ Rushou L Co. druggists, ITO bfoed"sy ~
As,or House and $50 Broadway, corner litht AsPin-
wall &c WiIhem.st; Johnson, Moore Taylor 81 Nsden:
Isne j. w Wright Co. Cedar-st; and OF me pfincips4
druggists ghout the United States or OF soe
I G. A WRIGHT, . South Four;a,sI,i
dis I'm rhnsce'pAA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

THE VIGIL OF FAITH AND OTHER POEMS. By
c. F. HOFFMAN. Fourth Edition. New-fork :
Harper Brothers, 1916.
The talisnanic words Fourth Edition upon
the litle.page, render praise from US unnecessary,
noare we disposed to dispute the favorable verdict
of the public in The case of Mr.. Hoffman. He is a
very careless writer, and we find on his page strange
sas agains, rhyme and rhythm but then he is
graceful sparkling and fluent. He tells US that ne
sins, ia tho ,rre -,a, sing His song is its