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mpossibility TO smuggle them, viii bear compare.
lively much higher duty. But duty may be
imposed upon those articles high as to even pro.
hibit their importation. The duty, Notwithstanding
the idle and absurd assertions Of certain shah.
by theorists Of the "protectivc" school, increases
the price; and, as all persons consume as much
of the necessaries Of life as their wants require and
their means will permit them to buy, the higher tho
price, (f it be very sensibly increased, the less will
be the quantity consumed and, of course the less will
be the quantity imported. The quantity imported
may be sensibly diminished, before the revenue
derived from il decreases in amount But the mo.
ment the duty rises SO high as to check the impor.
tation Of the commodity, it becomes pro tario pro.
hibitive, and consequently protective"
The purpose Of the democratic party is not to
lay on any commodity duty so high as to defeat
its purpose Of raising the highest amount of rev.
enue from it which can be raised, without sensbly
diminishing its introduction into the country; and
this is a revenue duty.
On an article Of common use, mot to call il a ne
cessary,) such as sugar or coffee, il would not i'm
pose duty SO high as sensbly to diminish its inn
portaton and thus deprive the poorer classes of the
people Of the comfort of enjoying them-thus making
those articles Injuries, to be enjoyed only by the
rich, even if il would increase the amount of reve
nue. to be derived from them. A revenue duty
therefore, should be limited by two principles: FIRST
should mot be so high 10 defeat The object raising
revenue; secondly, u should not be high as ~nsbI,
20 dimnsh The importation Of ihs commodities on ,chcl
Il Is imposed. A departure from these two principles
makes the duty prohibitips and protective.
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..in. u, ~ h ~ =, ds.r WIZ, sa.y =
cay why the sentence Of the law should not be pro
nouDced upon your
Pyiscnr.-I don't know that ! have anything To
say.
Judge Parker.-I don't see how you can have
You were indicted for murder; and il il the mcrci
full disposition Of the prosecution which has induced
the acceptance Of your plea. There Is but little
doubt that your excrtions have contributed in q
great degree 70 the murder Of Steele. You were
mover and originator Of the rebellion that has re.
suited 90 fatally and, though not legally guilty. Of
the murder, you are morally 90; and the violated
verify. You have, too, contributed largely to swell
the number of those engaged in the insurrccon, by
inducing many others 70 participate in II.
You arc TO Be cut of from society you will hence
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stance of London bookseller having offered 20 pur-
chase it for the sum of 500l.-Times.
TAHrrI.-sINcuLAR PROCLAMATION By THE Gov
ERNoR.---The "Oceanie" publishes u curious ad-
dress or proclamation by Governor Bruat, on re-
ceving the news of the victories of Mogador and Isy
and the exchange of visits between the sovcreigns
Of France and Great Britain. IL was made with q
view Of creating at the same time strong impress
sion Of the power Of France, and of the friendly re-
ations between that country and England, 40 as to
remove the belief on the minds Of the natives that
the English were disposed to give them encourage
ment and support in their resistance to the French
authorities at Tahiti. The proclamation is in the
native languages the translation is as literal as pos
siblc II is as fallows: "The governor Of all the
French lands in the Pacific sea, great orator Of the
King Of the French the King-woman of all the
islands of the Society, to all the chiefs and all the
men of all the lands Of the Society. Friends, health
TO you all. This my speech to all of you. Two
great battles gained by the armies Of the King
Louis Philippe, the protector Of you all, and OF us
the soveregn--the on land, and the other below
on the sea- In the battle land were beaten forty
thousand soldiers Of the kingdom of Morocco, by
ten thousand French soldiers; the son of this grea
land Of Morocco was the great chief of all these sol
ders. At the other battle were ravaged two towns
by the cannonading of the French ships of war
commanded by the son of Louis Philippe, Prince de
Joinville, French admiral. And in the great con.
sternation of the enemy was demanded by him
peace. Eight hundred men Of Morocco were killed
and two thousand and upwards wounded, uhd the
enemies lost their ground fnuskets (cannon,) which
were taken. And a glorious treaty for the French
was concluded afterwards on that land. Here ia
| another speech. There came the king-woman Of
Britain into France, few moons since, and then
went also King, your protector, into Britain to
visit Victoria. Great were the honors given "a
these Kings in France and Britain, and well fell
one for the other the two governments. Such il
the true speech that make known to you all, thai
you may not be deceived by lying words.n
London Examiner, Sept 10.
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Washington, October 6, ls45.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
I.& Editor Of The Tribune

ia Editor Of The Tribune;
GIsIlrMEX-ln your paper of the 18th inst saw uncer
esAesd Of Beware of Imposition, statement made by
Vzwel known house that letter published lew days
fsn paper called Daey's Advertiser was false us 10
Sau Dwight i Townsend, and also Col Siarkwcatfef-
a'e only TO add that had it from any other source
a.gh have been believed therefore give the public Tie
sast-READ THE FOLLOWING:
W. DAlLEY:-Sr-Nothing but deep sense OF Jasl!ce
" sympathy for the afflicted could induce me- 10 Interfere
Dc controversy between you and Comsoch, 10 regard
ioar Pam Extractor Having received great oeueh' f1
~ ZEE that injury IS done the public IN ming on
tai'eps article e-Here!u give you the folio" iuS state
Ia through which you may put yourself right Some TWO
use months since happened 10 stop ~ al inc ONCE o.
-1p1t" Ht7'Paper End found Constoch IN earnest
SSl.e'ssaon with Messrs. Townsend and Dwlghl, en-
otiag 10 convince them egsinst their conviction that
oeOaA
tbs moment Col S;srkweaiher came in and the mat
<. vas opened 10 hn-he decided against CoDsook and
aas 10 MN said, IL think you doing wrong II luis
conslter the genuine article good i1ing anG So
ytSS men said, bought oi you some TINE since, oox
was represented 10 Da.ey's, though yoG Called
hsrS s!-si1eF irN>ng, found II spurious aud LOOK II
rr;. o 'oe yoG (Which sa;cuen! Consock thus ad
,s "ss iroel YOU admitted and PAID hacS-you
MI, Vv- D said explained him. that you had agreed
.ey oai.ey 70 make the clc i1r you md give you ms
49,, . s' you and he had iasn out, ind he bad with
,, MS name; that you did not know how 20 make the
~ Slu i1al he Couue. Ointment was al Imitation =
~ " men ASKED him why he GdycrtlseL the genuine All
se loWhich Comstock reEled he always kept sample
"heh he purchased FOR that purpose. Comstock,
~ ms OCCASION, scuit,.d he did moi know how make
tsune srneie IN the presence OF all these parti-s ant
~ dwight observed he had before a0ulcd the same
md ;hst h. old pretend 10 Know the receipt, or
.1ssiedeo,s Q; which II composed Either Messrs.
A."esend or Dvgh inform You where Col $ reside
~ nus enable you 70 ascefain 'he facts In the
Hs- ierE, A0V. l5, 1915. Yours truly,
oscera Depot for The n,ed States Tor the sails of
N!sasgcsl PAIN Extractor, l2s Fu.ton-st N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

GuEAp DRY GOODS for Oh i:,mas aud New
~ Year Presents As the Holidays approaching. the
subscribers desiring close their job Ing stock OF various
styles Staple and Fancy Dry Goods will embrace this
opportunity by selecting quantity OF each OF The following
articles ard reducing them extremely low pnces VIZ
Calicoes De LANES, Cbussns Apaccas, Merin0s Pisds
Silks Sha.. IS Scsrs Handks Crnvas Hosiery, Cloves
Cloths Cassimeres SaDets Neslings and many other
tces which desire dispose Of preparatory 10 the
Spring trade and oe them 10 those desiring 10 eNend their
berrly servants AMI Others, with esents OF value with
assurance that the will lie served with such for little
money. MABbEIT, MULLiJAS CO
II Barclay-st and 2l9 Greenwich-s,.
have also novelties worthy of attention, such
India tong Sha manufactured from bres of PineApples,
very rich embroidered, worth Slc0 Hnd upwards.
Plain emid HlndSerchies of the from $ TO Sl5
Capes, from do from S25 TO $50.
Real Iniia ambd. Null Dresses. Cspes Scarfs fgur
ed India Null by the yurd.
few pieces India Satin Dnrnask patterns entirely
Cos; in Cauiou Sc yard, and Satin Damask yell
low and crimson.
good assortment of Paris Enboideries, Laces &c. Sc
Including Evening Dresses.
Also Real India Camel, Hair Shlws purchased al MI
Jenkinss sale days since, which will be sold At
small advance Scsrfs DO white, gre"n scarlet, &c Also.
pie and Fancy Dry Goods cheap cheaper than any
other establishment in Now York. NJ NJ. co. d2 Cts
a ,AKs r., tOR THE CG.uiNt: HDi.IDAls.-
X Fan+, residing tina upper part OF the city, are re-
spec.uliy invited lO call aud examine the assortment of
Cakes OF nil description fresh daily the old established
Bakery No. 80 CUri'and-s Orders thankfully received.
Cakes sent free of expense to any part ot e city, by
d5 I'm. GEO. ARCULARlJS SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

U GcurGud, ha!iu Nle,,caed Soap FOR the cure OF FIN
pe Feckes Tan Salowurss Eruptious and all skin dis
hguremenis only depot, 81 WalSerst LIST Store sko
Broadway 80 cents cake Grecsn Hair Dye, Ieeeid1'e
Liyrid Reage for crimsonug Lips nnd Cheeks Poudre
Subtitle for erad,cating supeuo,ts hmr, without injury W
tie Lily White for iustNnuy scattering Iedness sna
ta from the Acoustic drops for curing deainehs&c
ke The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gorsuds
found only (hear mnd ri 81 Waker-sl ls store
FROM Broadway. II,
IoIn Milk-sI Boston Carleton Co Lowell; Ives Ss-
snWI. Gerrsh, Bediori Guild. Bangor Biss, Soring
ssa Green :. Co. Wurccster Myers. y. Haven. dl u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

NeAL YouR CoUCHs AND COLDS BEFORE THES sEcoMt
sSeIikHLo CoSsuMrroS.-I have usea the DR.. Vsylors
Sal4al OF Llvefwort, Mr Editor, my own fam.
=! sad have foaud OF The most u>eu! medicines
nsSe used Il The ci ecuons ths X also Is Ell
IN Liver Compliant aud Bronchitis. nnd otceT ALEC
y ai q te throat and chess would strongly recommend
$50 a iay be careful buy the genuine with Dr. Leeds
=, 10 The steel plae wrapper Tn office is 30 bow
~, ms discovery which based tHc Chronoln ner,
~. OF disease my opinion lie ooy Tationa!
is tenedy applied d!ree. 10 The part affected
EXPEEtsSCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
auetiolt Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS Auctioneer
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Store

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auctioneer.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS ~ PLATT.-Store
n e| broad~ay.-Libersl Cash Advances msce on con-
ment. FOR Ancton S.~-
MoNDAf AFTERNOON, Dec 18Th. al O'Clock
!. iN'h oALk or HOLIDAY PRLSESTS-A large snd speu-
go OF isney ar ie!-s and stationery suitable for
no!ay s consisanK OF Pspvfes Souvenirs, Pspter
hnchs and Tor;ose-sh Gard Baskets Racks ard Cases.
g-nteUans and ladies' Dressing as-s sde, Work Boxes
srgc variety OF Games and Puzzles. ej.san, lukgards
Bach CANNON Boards, Chess Men, English Nos Papsr
boxes OF Water Colors, Sc.
Il COLTON & CO. Auction and Commission Mer-
a chants, Nos us futoGst and 81 Annst Liberal ad
made consignment and prompt returns made
THIS DAY, Dec. 18Th.
Atlct O'Clock, al No. 81 Ann-st
large assortment of Crockery md consist
ing part OF china and tea tuubers and wines COB
let's plates all szeE. by scirth glasses preserves kc
Also small assortment OF second hand Furniture such
bureaus sofas tables chairs carpets rugs beds marssses.
Boston rockers, &c. &c.
Also a large quantity OF Window Shades.
SATURDAY, Dec. IS.
Al 10 O'CLOCK al 81 ARnst
SHERIFF SALE-0f TWO Piano Fores, Of srparior tone
and finish.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. lTlh.
Sherry SALE or FuRs, MUFTs, CAPs, &e-ComprstnS
large OF Lynx MuG zoo Geneiis do too Co
ney do, Also large quantity OF Nra, O;ieF Muscat,
Fur, Sesl glazed silk velvet ana glazed tops ot9son
CLOTH fancy and seaet, Caps waterproof Hats iur Boa
and Tippels, lot trimmings, store fixtures, &c &c
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
General Notires.

~. W Free Unitarian Churci,.-Rey NJ. Wcing-
Preach Tomorrow Afternoon. 81 O'clock NJ Co
'' hall, In Grsnd.sL Essi of the sowery, between
and Edridge sis) He Will preach each succeeding
Afternoon al the place aud hour until perna-
s'.' arrangements be made for Free Church.
dlS lesSf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
y 20 tul, tfATrV IIsE-
rlNHE NOIEE GI-AKD.-ln rerevvsd earnest OF

Eer.' To- sOu. Harry CIRy."
rr,HE Young GTARD.-ln renewed earnest OF
their discrimination Sustain and cherish the recuPera-
i've principles % the Wing parJ well US in farther les
mo,y devcou second only u their PRINCIPLES 20 the
parSt:c Statesman nnc grand Pacifcaor. HENRY CLtY
will hold their Second Annual Ball the Of the S
Ann v.rslrv or Treaty e. GbsGTuaiay E=enin the
pa OF December naxt--nt the Coliseum in festive
greeting. exchange happy congratulations upon recent
Wing sccesses N sister States, and tn. Frightening pros
pert an opening future awaiting the political REDEEM
OF the Enpr. St7i- by an uned Nh" ehGTt The dstr-
gu,.d wings Union will be invited TO attend upon
Do4worta's couiIion Bard is engaged The Committee
give full that nothing VIII ne omitted on 'he'r part
Tickets - a;anuin gentlemen and ladies' can be OBJ
ianed Of the undersigned
HENRY D VAN SOSTRAND. Chaiunar lie West-st
JSo BIscHAM, SscretsTy a" Broadway ,,.,,,,....
Chss. C. Lewis West and Liberty; JlJ T. winston
Cortland; Jnc. Sea, "a Fu!ton Chas H. haTtsGnrn,
81 Pine. d2 5w
TiNHh IRISH f7ruigraal Society Bsl-Tne Executive
Committee OF the Irish t.migrant Society respectfully
the public that Second Annua Ball IN ait
OF he funds OF The Society will be gwen st Nhlos on Mon
Ticket- admit gen,'e,nqn aal vro ladies', Three
Dollars each and may be had from any OF the officers OF the
T. " Clerse E.1. President, g Nasssust
GFsS95y Dillon :q +; we :; IS BaTcsy,s
Hugh Kelly. Esq 81 Vice President. 1873 Bowery.
James Reyburn Esq. Treasurer, % Wa-sL
John T Doyle, Esq C9rresronding Sec. IS NassausL
E qconaGr E,g E!g RGaGdgs Ga sssy SAY 80 J0hn'
John Manning, Esq lG6 PearI.st
c. II. Shselan EsG ii FuoH--L
James M4ihews. ESQ. o Well-st.
DR.. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm-st
Arthur Stewart; Esq 50 Merchants EHcha1ge.
e. NJ. Many. Esq. 86 Pnest
james 0l:reii, Etq 10 Westsr
Thomas SolGnd Esq. Is Ann-st.
John McNcDi Esq. II Rooseve,t-st.
Thouiss Swanwick ESQ. 55 Piue-sL
James Shepherd, Esq
Charles shea Esq St Cedsr-s.
Terrence Donnelly. Esq. South Wiiiar.st.
And at the Office of Inc Society, No. 8 Ann-sL
NO eDjld d-9STu.Th
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
boston Aurtion 6ales

DYT.P 81 q, RICH, So and S. Broad street Bos-
Dion MONDAY, Jan. IL
Doors SHOES BRocAss HATS-wEEKLY SALES
Every will bs told withou, reserve.
LEATHER Ac.-Soe ana Upper Leather, Calf Skins, IL.
nngs, Bindings Kid and Morocco and other shce stock
Liberal cash advances msds
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

rr When Rheumatic persons lve lost or thrown away
thar money in vain efforts or hui one hope e
and that 10 use the Elixir internally aud
The Nerve aud Bore LHimeni externally, from Corshd
9. where warsniee OF cureis given. oil eOo<t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
NOR ENIIVA

OR THE OUTLAW OF THE FOREST: by benjamin
OBaiker ESQ published this dav. at 5. FRESCH'S pub
lishrg hall No. 293 Broadway This book has been gou
in superior STYLE On the cover IL spirited engraving IL
Illustrating e where he Outlaw Is deeated in his rur
design upon Clara Dudley, by Old Ava, and IL tails
upon William Gordon.
For sale above aud at ali the periodical depos Price
12: cents. dl9 3tis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

DY ORDER o. the Hon. Frederick A. Talmsdg-, Re
DcJrder OF the City OF NewfornNoacei hereby glTen
oursu1nt provisions OF the statute satborzing attach
sn,s -.in.t abs-ouGiug concealed, and nonresident
d.Dtofs tst attachment has issued against the estate OF
Warner Frantz ard Chal-s Harris, doin. b1sn"ss az
r,srt- Conl1any residents OF Railway IN the Stale OF
AID that the viii be sold for The payment
nj tbir debt. unless they appear and discharge such
enactment according law within nine months from the
rr aIbcst!ou VI this noice and that the payment OF sny
due 70 them by residents OF this State and he delivery
ben, or for their use, any property Shin this State
belonging 10 and rsns Of any such properly by
.h.ru are 10 Ridden hy law, and are void.
ID .t-i Ia 10th dsy OF December, 1915.
DIBBLEE K VAN VERT
dl5 lawgm Attorneys for Attaching Creditor.
lbsuy Argus please cnpy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

rv.B PALMER, the Agent for most OF the best News
.ers Of all the cities ana principal towns throughout the
sgnuy i aud near receives Advertisements at his Cou-
+, yrepRer -Adrets"s deeHeY, in his buildins-En'
~. Coat Oyrlcy MS II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
lfsickness or old age. hath caused thy hair
To wiiher and fall do not despair.


An anldoie 10 all diseases oi the head.
F That anddole il PhGlous Chemical Hair lnvtgoraor
vaeh Justly obtaining envablc reputation from II"
merL No false certificates need be rrOcuctd q 10 up
hlu Personal references can he given OF It's success IN
rnons scurfau dandrf and preventing hair ton allnr
10 restore the Hair. when nearly bald Prepared
gE. PHALON, 2i Broadway, and for sale by all me re-
Sesbe Apothecaries and Fancy Stores IN the United
saisa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

ETThe PLUME NATIONAL. DAGUERREAN GALLERY, on
lppe, corner OF Broadway und Murays Is The empo
IN where invaluable gifts can be procured Tor me al
FOstiag holidays What be more acceptable slit
"a .c simile OF q friend
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

r Facts denied are not thereby made alseh0ods, as III
OF The Magical Pain tNtractr, potent III Il chss
oire and Ost chblans and eruptions nc dooreuN
local pain whatever may he SAID the TACT remains
be sne thai none is genuine unless from Fl Corland,e
See e decision OF the Cour of Chancery establishing ms
b0y0nt doubt al eOi -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

c9- House HEATERS.-ln no department o! domestic
sory have greater improvements been made than in the
nod o heating houees. The oidashioned fre-p lace
~ h, cracking ire OF birch hickory has long since
o plsce 10 the snug and glowing CRATE the more eco
snrcs and manageable But boin these are destined
n be superseded great extent by the more modern Hot
i Furnace good Furnace possesses three decided s-
rsges over Stove or Crate !. Ii warns several apart
rF from the sume fire without the annoyance ot dust or
ma It's heat can be graduated with the utinos, nicely by
means OF the Register in the aparmen; warmed o. IL ve-
-,,, the apartnens which heats causing constant now
Iesb warm air from the furnace chamber, which is sup
Sled with fresh air from without
TSe Furnace patented aud pu; up by Mr. GEO. WALKER.
"a Broadway acknowledged by al who have taken the
olbe TO examine H. combine the above good quantities
greater perfection than any other in market II has more
ye decided advantages all others in the means OF eva
Dsng water keeping the air pure and wholesome with
liability 10 crack TO warp doors or walls OF
oe rooms from their place Persons interested in ha"ng
t,anenls warmed in the most healthy and agreeable man
rsr are isvil-d call ana examine tor themselves
I'D imeod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES retaiied al
VI Wholesale prices BY J. r Wislon, dealer in watches
No Corlani-st. up sAlf.. corner Of Broadway.
AL watches sold 81 this establishment warranted per-
form, well money refunded Watches CLOCKS box
and jewery repaired in the best the low es.
prices Arrangements have Deen made with Mr.. Wm A.
Gamble whose reputation watch repairer il unsur
ed h4yny been or nine most celebri
ted Europe, enables hn TO repair the
complicated work that can be produced
Trade work promptly done or reasonable terms.
j. I. WILLISTOS,
sIz7 It's No. ! Coruandst up sairA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
Dolioap Advertisements.

Toys AND FANCY ARTICLES-JOHN BAR.
RY IS Cs,erlneet corner Of Osk-st las excellent
variety OF To Fancy Boyes. Games, Seighs Skates &c
S suitable for presents Tor The Hodaysthe Whole OF
which mus; be sold by the Jan dis ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
Balls.
DRo0kI1-N CITY GUARD Asser

ID NOOkLlN CITY IsINhD A.SrItbIts-Ihe
- Subscribers the above Assemblies hereby notified
that TIER ready delivery Thos- who have
not received them can the by application 10 hs
SecreAry the 4rnory Gothic Hnii Adans-it BROOK
Ivu this evening rizr haIf past O'Clock.
dll II, L. D AINATFR. Src'rv. I42 Penrl-si- ~ 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
TDysncn,in or Indigo.

~ Dyspepsia or Indigestion.-AlI M .ast "a, in'slas @
can Ia s distressing uud almost indescrnabe com
plaut is presented Dr. Woods Sarssparl!n ana W Ie
Cherry B;crs, ssully prepared and delightful
Crruic.tes o the efficacy this medicine may be had OF
np,.ris MYAtI kelchuN III tuIton-sL d9 ots-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
Business Notices.

a,xrS AID BLACK TEA--Nery superior Ooloug is,
40 &C. Young Hyscu, superb articles, 4s IS and 6s,
Spho,ssle aad retail stores OF TIE Canton Tea Com
h@ s f;recnwicE.s;. tho OF Cortandst and
ps,,.,,s,,,, between Pesr and Roosevelt This is the
largest Tea Establishment In America. Their
0..to, for upright dealing. and for he very high quality
,onds sands and doubtless viii forever stand. un'
., We earnestly recommend families country ner'
md the whole pubic this very respectable esia-
'a''sn,al Agency in Broosyn-l95 Fulion-st opposite
=, =, and I9T Fulion-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

posr,BtE SHAVING CAsEs-The subscribers having
..;,eed and finished variety OF the above. offer tie
~ a, The mos, complete yet iavened, suitable 10 tie
~, Of the travelling public containing nll that is neees
.,, m .be toilet wiki the addition OF the Metallic Tablet
s, ro sharpening and keeping in the most perfect
80, 6. SAUNDERS X son, III Broadway
no "a, opposite Towards Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13

TlAINE X BURGESS seill short publish Morris Y vii
lis's Library OF the Prose ard Poetry OF Europe and
America, consisting OF Literary Gems and Curioses and
conaing le choice and beautiful productions OF many Of
the most popular c he pas and present age being
rare and valuable work for the Library the Boud Dir,
nld an elegnnt .lllhook for all seasnns d!5 2!is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-13
NEW.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER ID
vi POETRY-Dec.iIaer by Wm. II. {. Ho-lner' IN
tract from Poems b H. - LongelOw-NHreinoerS; ne
Vsi,au by f. ]. Eanes; Lines TO IL Friend H. hp!lO-
RiAl-Tne Wigs New l,sues-inllReni Anu S!AVe-
ry &c. Nj. Polk iue Public Lands; froiecuon ffos
perity and pnanhropy The North and Slavery 81 NJ
tnuuy Preachiu the sh; Stand by Cheap Posisge Inc
Report OF The Secretary oil the Treasury on the ar ne
House COumiyees; Let have Free rfSde, That New
Hampsh, Result; Won Raumer's America, &c III ~
LlI!CAI-NrNs-G Gotk-OiScial; Connecticut; Virginia :
Election ~ Bosion-Whigs Tr:gmphsut New-Hampsalre
Eect.1n-R-tGtn., &c. ~. NEWS-Fiieen DAYS later
isom Europe b the Cambria; esPoudence OF The In
buue iTom Washington, Phadcphis. Indiana Ohio, Lon
duu, Liverpool &e PRocEEDISCs CONGRESS. Mission
AIRY lnte.!ernce TIE Oregon Memorial; Important from
Buenus Ayres; Later from The Cherokee Nation; From
TeNa-. V. Mt>CELLASEOUS-Rev OF Lougtellow's
Poems Won Raumer's America and the American People
Pastoral Life and Manufactures of the Ancens; and Tay
Iors Address Digest OF the Reports Secretaries
" Al ard Nay; Members OF The and Houf- OF Re-
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