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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

INDIA RUBBER MACHINERY FOR SALE.
nnE CYLINDER MACHINE for spreading India Hub
Ober Cloh-cost 500 Will be sold for $780,
new Cylinder Grinding Mll-price S35.
Circular Knife. with gnud s,one-SlO.
Splitting Machnc-Sl50.
lot OF Shaitng and Pulleys, 10 close s,och OF
o3l 2nisTuAF. s. c. SMITH SON, ~ John-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

rE1HE IRISH Emigsnt Society Ba!L-The Executive
Committee OF the Irish Emigrsnt Society Respectfully
announce - the public that the Second Annue Ball IN aid
OF funds of the society will be given st Nibos, on Mon
day Evening, December -.
Tickets admit gentleman and two ladies' are Three
Dollars each and may be had from any OF the officers o Inc
Society.
T w Cerke, Esq. President, IS Nsssau-st
Gregory Dillon. Esq st NiceP resident 81 Barclay-sL
Joseph Stuart, Esq I'd Weep resident. % w Wiiam-sI
Hugh Kelly, Esq. Sd Vice-President 1873 Bo"ery
James Reyburn, Esq. Treasurer, " Wali-st
VIM. Redmond Esq. Treasurer pro TEN. II Exchange
place =. ,,... .
John T. Doyle, Esq Corresponding secy, % NsssausL
NJ J. O'COnnor. Esq. Recording Sec'y 80 John-sL
Felix lngoldsby. Esq. Il9 Maden-lare.
John Manning E-q l66 Peafl..t
C. H. Sheehan, t,sG. IA Fulton.rL
James Mathews. Esq. % Nall-=L
DR.. Hugh Sweeney. 81 Eimst-
Arthur Stewart Esq. 68 Merchants Exchange
e. VI. Marry, Esq. 38 Pine-st-
James dwell, Esq. l79 Wes;-si-
Thomas Bnand. Esq. IS Ann-sL
John McNcol Fro. 81 Roos-veitst
Thona. Swanwck Esq. 80 Pine-sL
James Shepherd, Esq.
Charles Shcs Esq. 81 Cetu.st
Terrence Donnclly. Esq. South Williams
Aud at the Office uf the Society, No. Ann-St
no eodtd .ySTu&Th
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

IL Nc CKAkEN, General Agent Tor ieitins houses,
IL collecting rents-lOaIlng ars obtaining ioaAs Oh
boud and nortsast-buylug and selling Res Estate &C.
&c Ou!ce houIs P. NJ. II Corne4!s-st heier-
ence gwen. Gto oroe-
$40 600 To LOAN SfaHa.a 5py P5oPsx 0 e
CRAktN II Cornelia-s between The hours oi -aAc I.
NJ The above be obtained IL one or Two sepeia!e
nuioun:s A.so, $40 dollars d.o oIeoN
rl,HE LAST MESSAGE, signed by james e Polk,
hs. owen III IN general satisfaction thai Tue Cores
purdence Agency" Is sed keep up powerful head OF
intellectual steam DuDs The rush OF advertising connect
with the New Years Festivities, our patrons sLou1 ~
days All descriptions OF wiuns rom
a"P5es.denrs Message to Ticket ior Soup prepared
with pGouptEess ndey, usual JAac.ous d' et'Is
Ing = Certain wealth. Enou IN said
WILLIAM DOLBY, Public Amanuensis,
dl65i' Correspondence Agency, 81 MuEIay-st
STANDING PREss.-A large Sanding Press, win
~ single Screw, Tor sale low, by
Ii 6. 4 w ESDICOTT. - Johr-si
DAHLUk ORGAN-A tine Yhrio. Organ for saie
4 low, or in exchange FOR ii Piano Forle- Apply TO
do lwis' EZRA COLLIER, iv0 Eulion'sa
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

" Particular Noute.-Thosr persons about break
ip up having furniture Of description
GssoSe Of Will ready sale any portion or al OF
goods by sending line calling upon The sutscri
trrs ul9 imisl +. COTTON X co. No 81 Ann-sl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

~ To protect people from the cruelty ana de-
cepioa OF cUueririleIs Of Daeys Magical Pam tx.
tractor ny palm ct their trash as The same, h Dal-
ley be every box II this IS not regarded
many life may pay the forfeit but it Is certain sse VINO
spend their money or the imitation Will be deceived
Depot The United States for The sale OF The
above rs tuiton.s Building " \. dill otis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

MIR BURkE'S SECOND CoNCERT.-MR
HbURKE respectfully informs his friends and the New
YORK public that his Second Concert III hs city VIII lake
nsc on TUESDAY evening. Dec sd, NJ Nihos Concert
saloon IN Broa, sv which occasion he VIII be assisted
hy several persons OF eminent talent
Tickets one Dollar EACH TO be had q! the Music stores
aud At the door. a.. go,
TlyuE tIEI,ERKATED OPTIC Gallery now open
Nj III Broadway corner OF Chanbers's up s'aLs mas
been visited s Europe by mon, OF person. inc!uoing
The Roya families Cardinals Sl>hups Sc Nc these views
consist OF elegant and highly finished Paintings represent
ing the and minute snper he ioAo"nS IL
lere-ling objects: ,
l. Part OF the Church OF The Holy Grave st Jerusalem,
containing the Unction Stone. ,..- ~,
= The exterior ot The Church and Convent Oh SANTA Ma'
ria de- Monte III Rome, 10y Moon,shLl
s. The Caacoubs oi the Bepcdlcn- Monastery, at subj
acco near Rome with funeral service oi fraternity
/ paris take n from the Pont Neuf tNew Bridge)
/ The. Magnificent Square OF St Marx IN Venice one OF
the beautiful places OF this curious town. surroundedo oy
the
g. Constantinope taken from the Asa,ic shore at Scua'
~ where IL presents the most naleslc, mag nincent
and lively scenes which he isncied by The most exalted
imagination. ~, CO.. !,
l. Pompe nea Naples rs it at present This CITY de-
-truved by an eruption of Mount Nesuvius IN the seventy
third present considered rs the wonae,
uI It,y II may be said that the destiny OF centuries had
In city model o the spirit the customs lne
religion sud the government of The Anciens Our mnd Is
stricken al the those houses. those temples anu the
forum there The whole announces me traces oi 'na
ghty genius by whose commsuds the walls o tstutn'
the OF CHpua, and the delicious retreats oi me soa
ia ,..re erected dS 2mis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
JOHN J. V. wESTERvELT. Aucnoneer.
DH wIi.LET ~ WESTERLY ELT, Store No. l.

Allo; O'Clock. u, the Auction Room.
Bed.,ads Bureaus Rocking Chars Toilet Tables black
walnut Tables Office Clocks splendid BOOK Csse' Car
pets Oh Cloths, Siieboard Also. lot ot W ORR beAeS
Also lot OF Vestines called for; also Dsy doods
and Clothing. o.,
Also under Il. ia execution Guitars one Piano on
psintino. Ne Nc dis .ls
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
tjoli0an advertisements.

" uleai ui Block Tin Coffee Urns, from - TO $40 Also,
Dish Cover. Jelly MUu!ds. Pudding M0ulds, lceCreaI
For,ns So Sc manu- INC ured wholesale and retail by
DIS stJl JAMES Y WATKINS. No. l6 Cathetlne-st
TI1OYS AND FANCY AISTlCLES-JOHN BAR
RY 10 Cath-rinc-st OF OHk-sL has an excellent
variety of TOYS Fancy BOxes Gumcs Sleghs States, &c
SC suitable FOR presents for the HoliGays-he "ho!e o
which must h. sod by the Isl an. diS ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Boston Antticn Sales.

DYT. r. a. q. RICH, 10 and ~ broud-sueo- Boz
Dtoc. MONDAY, Jan IL
Roors SHOES BsocAss AND HArs-WEEkLY SALES-
Every will be sold without reserve ,.
LEATHER, Sc-Sole and Upper Leather Calf Skins, Ii.
nings Bindings. Kid and Morocco and other shoe soch
Liberal cash advances made
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
sOARFs. CRAVATs AND MUFFLERs,

Received by the Iast steailer .
T THE NewYork Cash Tailoring and oehtIehene
a snsra Furnishn. Establishment i87 Broadway, Three
doors below the Franklin House. choice assortment ot
fancy dress articles for gentemcns w-a comprising to
desirable assortment OF scarfs cravas, and an enurs
new style ofmuers lndispensblr for gentlemen GsVelns
Also full assortment coats cloaks aud sacKs con-
stauty hand manufactured by tho beat wotsnrs ID 'He
city and sold al reduced prices. <,, ,,,
n2b slf J. q. bOOTh x W.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

Irhe division the profits Is annual ,
ns JnsrItion offers many important advantages both
i,b rnec 10 Life Insurance. and It's system OF Annu
ties immediate and deferred
rsmrancs NAV be effected by persons their lives
or The lives Others the Who'll. term OF lie or for limit
ed periods and the Society being formed on the Mutual ana
S,nct nTiucioe parties are enabed above shown,
10 participate in the profits OF the Society, while err poll
c. are Guaranteed not only by The constant accumuiaoh
of premiums, but by capital oi TWO ana ha niDi'o "
The premiums may be paid yearly half yearly or guar
rl and nartes insuring for the whee term OF ne arc
allowed 10 borrow thirds OF all premiums paio aef e
irst year. (Sea table , ,,d ,,de, IN. di
,con OF the Local Board Of Directors 1t oth 10
hon nj authority delegated for investing the soc'e'ys
PamnhIes containing Tables Of Rates, NC snd al neces-
y may obtaned on application al tne 80
'afy ~ III p,s ~, i'ia; ~ ;Ws1Ist j. LEASDER STARR
cieti ~ i1,SI General Agent for North America
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

" Window Shade Depot, No. spruce-st.-
10000 pair always hand Persons about furnishing their
houses VIII save least leo per by calling the De-
pot BARTOL X DE- MAUNl.
n B.-Cod Brosses and Tass-s lots TO suit al lnanufac
urefs' nl1 l,u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

John Adams. w Z. Burdett .........i5S
Demarcst < Pau!son, 200 and I'll Varckst.
The following gentle have signed the paper but
have given their word To The Committee that i e Retail
Merchants generally close they will do the sRin-:
Lord Taylor. IS Cslhcrincst.
Hail Fuller q Caherlne-sl
Banks. -
John L. tIilimun, 1i2 Bowery.
IL. NJ x G. Forester. 2i2 Bowery.
J. II. Wsterhcusr. 276 BOwery
Mrs. Mcdonald, 500 Bowery.
Herbert. Hail X Co. Is Carmnesi
A. B. Hall K CO. II Carmnest
Hill, Hard X Co. 307 Drand-s;.
J. L. Sackett Grandst
Benjamin S. Webb. 454 Grand-st-
r. Passenbrouder 2t6 Bleecker.
Iolm Hutton, 81 Hudson-st.
William Scott, ll3 HudsOn-sL
John Atwill, l22 HudsOu-st
Andrews 4 Cranky, Sl2 Second-sL
Hall & Andrews, 3i4 Second-st.
J. +. Cropsey, Caua-st
Thomas Tate, CanasL
l. Lambert. 523 GreeuwichsL
WM TlMSON, with |. Il. Kethum,j
J. II NJ. KLINE, Z" r. ). Young, Committee.
CHAS. HEARD, &" ;. Barker, die Il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Balls.

NrEW-ENGLAND SOCIETi.-This Society hav
ng resolved postpone their annual celebration on
I'd December VIII give Festival Ball In place o. such
celebration on the evening OF the 7,h OF January ne>t
House Tickets may he Obtained from "f III.
members Board of Otce.s, from the Secretary, and
al the AstUr House.
MOSES H. GRINNELL, Pres't, Is South.st
ALFRED 4 WEEHs S-c'v - Wal-.t di5toja7s
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

UCTION NOTICE.-FAsHoNABLE SAiE, 10 which
n ihr admirers OF III. Five observation-disclosures w
TO VfrI's grand collection OF Marble. Bafdesa Agate
Scers and AIaba-ter Vases and S,auary Mamie Orns-
m.nts, SC &c being his Fall importation --JASOb ,:
PLATT Will sell Wednesday evening Dec. lHn , a.
The direction OF j. f Wan Antwerp. the entire Fall inpor-
tation of Sig Veto Vii. from his factory IN Italy
Also made by himself, OF superb French por
crlan Vases and Ornaments great variety snd o sur
passing beauty French China Dinner Dessert and Tea
Services, Toilet Sets, &C.
Crsndoles from To lights do. Solar Lamps Ac &c
Also plated Cake Baskets Waters Castors SnuieTs anu
Trays. &c. -, ,.,r
Catalogues ready and can be had At hc Anehon
Room corner OF Pa aud Gold and at the place ol sae
where the goods can be examined ill "Wednesday evening
when the will be brilliantly lighted and the sale coni
m-pce. -
B-Isiies attending this sale will hnd the room COM
.DJ.;y,n dl6 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Here's Ia you, Harry Clay"
INlE NAI-Nl. GI' Il Din rnn,IVen Pm

itft IhftN
rJ,HE YOUNG GUARD.-ln renewed earnes; OF
their determination sustain and cherish the recupera
i've principles VI the Wing party well as IN farther les
tirnny OF DEVOTION second only their principles 10 the
patriotic Statesman grsnd PGciicaor. HENRY CLAY
will hold their Second Annual Ball the of the Sl-
Anniversary OF the Treaty o! GhenTuesday Evenug The
sd of December ueXt--ht the Coliseum ana in festive
greeting. exchange happy congratulations upon recent
VIII. in sister States, and the hr@lenns pros
nee, %, an opening future, awaiting the political redemption
OF the Empire State by united Wing effort. The distin
suhed Wings OF the Union viii be invited 10 attend upon
the occWsiO-.
Dodworth's Cotlion Bnnd is engaged The Committee
give full INSURANCE. nothing will be omitted on tner part
To give satisfaction.
Tickets 50 aiming gentleman and ladies, can be OBJ
tanrd OF the undersigned.
L y order Of the Cummle. OF Arrangements
HENRY VAN NOS STRAND, Chairman, ll6 Westst
JNo ]. BESGHAM Secretary, iln Broadway.
Chls. C. Lewis cor. West aud Liberty; Jno l. WINSTON
| Cortland; Juo. Slca 81 sutton; Chas H. Hlrt>horn,
s.; piee. ~ ."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
BIRTHS
DIED |:

;, this City. on sunday evening. Dec. IL, the
80, ZrsEpEE MAYHEM OF a son.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

t. The time has come when the fearful inals
dy ul our Climate ha. bren conquered The most fatal Of
all diseases has yielded u! last 10 The ski OF nau Dr.
Woods Sarsnparid and Wild Cherry bers VIII speedily
Nefs aud iGdIgestou even III their most hopeless ioru
all ordinary diseases Oi the chest and lungs Is Inc
perfect admirable remedy known To Use civilized
world. Sold wholesae and retail bJ WYATT hkTcHAHi
l2l Fulvu-st. At retail oy DR.. W. b. Minor Broad
way and John E. NJ Guioa, corner Bowery and Grand ;
Geo. Z. Gunn cor Christopher and BleecAer sis. n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

~" Violation Of the Ashes OF the Dcad :
BREAKING UP OF TRINITY CHURCIIYARD.-A re-
against the above, addressed 10 the Common
Council copy of which may be in the ~ Y Express
is leil for sisnHlures At the following paccs
At the OiiSe Of Thos c. Butler. % Joln-st
Book Store OF Messrs Stanford Swords, l59 Broadway
Office OF the Newly ork EX press H Broadway
Thomas Dueuns Undertaken, 40 Broadway, between
Grand and BrUome SITS.
5. Morrson's Sexton, II ClHrkson-st. Hudson.
Office OF James n. Wells 9ihavenue, between 2si and
22d sls.
Drug Store OF DR.. s Sargent, le sd-ayenue corner Of
Eiahlh.st.
Drug Store OF Dr. Lodge, iS Graud, OF Rdge-s
Drug Store Of &. b. Cox, 10 Eighth avenue, corner OF
Troy-sL dis lwis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

WM W. SHIRLEY. Auctioneer
10y II. T.. Assignee Sale OF Ladies
DauG Childrens Muas Sleigh Robes Scrhis day, Tues
cav Dec l6h al - O'Clock, al the Sales Room No. lol
Broadway retailers stccs OF Nuts, worth i.on 10 10
.osr. each Sleigh Robes iiued sold sugy and IL lots 10
80, - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
~ SEE FOURTH PAGE
BELOW.

Sw brig Neptunus Brolson, from Gefe, and g. ds I'm
Elsinore IRON to Boorman, Johnson & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

GP North River insurance Company-Ofhce
No 1872 Grrenwich-sL-Caplial $3.50 0pO.-Ins Company
having unnterup,edly business nearly twenty four
years continues TO Insure against Loss Dama@- 10y Fire
upon favorable terms. Having their Capital entire, aud
possessing largest Stock Capital in the City they Offer
of security unsurpa.sed by any similar nstilu
lion RICHARD whitley, President
PETER K. WARNER, SECRETARY. de lnlis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Boarding.

GENTLEMAN wishes board n private family
IA compensation, would like 10 give instructions
the Piano to one pupils, members CT thu rmly
PIrn-e adtres. A. r. c. Tribune oihce die SITS
;SOeItD SANTED-by Youn. Man between
ID Beecker aud Caus SIS. Address Z, AZ. Broatwny,
stating II
AZ rIcasau, furnished apartments nnd good board
now he had Tor single young aEd gentlemen with their
wives Oh tc.sOuub- tciGs, by mi-iGIc application As
a. isi
5tUAEEi N(..- Gentlemen, tlay obtain Rooms and
- Board favorable terms nj No AuD-st. fronting
Broad ay opposite The ,ior House. The location very
convenient for business men, and the pleasant and
airy. X. b. No piano il The house. d. l.u
ROOM with board suitable for Young Gentlemen,
fAis TIC Chsnher--st two doors west o Broad
wav Also single gentleman Can be accommodated a.
ahoy- d. lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
pY JAMES VI. MILLER
ID THURSDAY Dr- D

At i0i O'Clock, the No LibcFty-st
booTs SHOES BRoGAss-l0r) cases boOis S1oes ana
Broeans consisting every varctysuahle FOR Southern
Western and Northern ,!ade> Sale positive
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

MEMORANDA.
Packe, ships NewYork, for Liverpool and Zurich Tor
Hayre sal! to-day, weather permitting
The brig Rafus Soue Jordan. from Malaga In coming
up the Bay on Sunday evening got ashore on the Wes,
Bank it blowing fresh from the Northward last even
ing ii the wind should continue increase it is probable
she will bilgc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
MEMS, BOYS AND oHILDREN'S

MEMS, BOYS AND OHILDRENS
Fashionable CiotAng.
A LARGE assortment wholesale and retail, No. L.
n Bowery N. Y. SIS 3Inis- JOS B. CLOSE co
NVENCOATs, Cloaxs, Winter Frocss, &C Ia various
" new syles for sale, ready made, al ~ Broadwty
nllistf WM. r. JENNINGS l. Co.
nyEKCOATS-Twee6,C Cloth nnd Cashmere Over
Ocoa,s fashionable and well made, from eight 10 twenty
dollars, will now be sold at retail al No. Cedar-st-
iXylH'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MARINE JOURNAL.

IN The snip Catherine from ChdrestOnMiss Cochranc
Dr. Schnidcr Lieut. Peters L ; and Mr. Hudson.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES retslled et
N wholsale prices by j. T. Wiston, dealer IN watches
No. Cortlsnc-sL up stairs. corner OF Broadway.
All watches sold this establishment warranted 10 per-
form well money refunded Watches clocks musca DON
s snc cwelry repaired the best al the so"ts.
prices Arrangements have been made with MI y" H. a.
Gamhle whose reputation watch epairer IS unsutpass'
ed having been engaged for yrars The most ceteorA-
Ted uanuactorie. IN Europe enables I repair The most
CON npncuied work that can he produced
j. T. WILLISTON
.ul7 RI, No. Cortland 81 up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

DCBBER SH0ES-The subscribers have on hand
IA me largest best assortment OF India Rubber Shoes
Of every description il Ine arse including TIE justly ce-
.brated Metallic Rubber Shoes, OF own manufacture,
which remain perfectly texblt in he cod
sat retain e:r color under all circumstances
For sale cheap wholesale and retail at the warehouse Of
the New ark n J. India Rubber Factory IS Madensne
cI25us HUTCHINSON Il RUNYON.
DAILROAD IRON.-The :" Montour Iron Co." Dan
Ievie Pa prepared execute orders Tor the he,s/
Rail Bars OF any pate.r il In Lhs country orr
Eurvpe ard equal In every N point OF quality Ap-
plyto MURDOCh, Lt.AElIT 90. Agehs.
MS nR corner Cedar and Greenwich ss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

STAL NUSIC.-MR ROOT. The Professor OF Music nj
Rutgers Fcns- institute" and tue " Institution OF me
Messrs Abbot" in compliance with the wishes OF his friends
the members Of the Institutions wGlch Re ,eacnes,
VIII give Concert o Vocal and Instrumental MHsic Al me
RUTGERS INSTITUTE, Maiison.sl TUESDAY
EVENING. Dec. 16, commencing ri before clock
Mr h viii be assisted bis brother snd Mr.. H. L LIN
colS Mr. CuxrIs will preside Al the Piano Forte
Three Tickets for Dollar, single 80 cents To De CO.
aned NJ the Institute and the evening OF the Concert
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

MUFFS MUFFS! MUFFS
1HE subscriber Offers for sei7 on lT I'm o' :, S .roJs
terms the following assortment o ~ ui' O. 1' 'N''
No SS7 Broadwsg opposite the TabernAce
Be.t London Lustered Lynx NUNS
60 Sable Muds
do Isabella Bear MuEs
90 Cross Fox Hut'
DO MAJ! colored Lynx Muhs
do Blue Fox 40
60 ETnlne 60
90 CnlnchIIa 90 Md.
s.t SaYirrei and Mink bufD and every oe vsrety OF
HS vciorin-s end trimmings, swaasdo~n Ior Lacies
and opera dresses and made u order and al the
,+f-.i notice: SLEIGH ROBES LAP SKINS and leet
of ln- bes. quality always hand a. JAMES
ST,aRY'5 Fur Store, No. t57 Broadway. dl3 ouA-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

INDIA RUBBER SHOES,
GLOVES, MITTENS Cloth, Goats, Capes, Boots. &c
VI &c being OF stock remaining from sale Of
goth inst offered nj lower prices man Can De ouhu
escyyhere This being favorable opportunity purchasers
Will lind il their interest To call.
o3l Tux Ennis >. G. SMITH SON, ~ John-st
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

Brig Ornle, Barstow, FIN Rio Grande. to Barstow &
Pope.
Also Bark and Brics, unknown.
Wind North-blowing gale.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

DlvIsIoS or PROFITS.
Tb. s succrss and incress NJ prosperity OF the Soc
.nnled The Directors hs last annual lnve5usaoh u
dvids amongst the Policy yholders evsrSonary ponut
averaging 50 cent on the premiums Oh esch pouoy
effected ON the Policy Scale
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
amnsements.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

Gf0MPLIM ESTARY C0NCEhT.-Ibe Com
~ mtee appointed TO take the necessary steps IN arranging
Concert 10 BE given ;esumory o; The hF essel en-
-fthncd by thr members Of the Musical Profession ior A.
D. PATERSON. ESQ. E,i,or oil hs Anglo AmeTc"n o ti's
city, respectfully that performance viii iske
place on THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. Sth 81 IN. Tsoer-
usc. On which occasion, n. services o! the following
eminent Artists have he-u voluntarily rendered
VocALfsrs-Mrs. Z. L1d-r, Miss Jua NorthSll Mrs.
Valentine Molg J Miss Mary Taylor Madam. Quo. Mr
Edward Sh-pard, Mr. w ). Rogers, hr. Austin Phillips
AMI SSuor De Segn;s-
ixsrRuMrSr,Lisrs-Vio NJ. II. MARKS; Flute Mr..
Johr A Kyle; violonr-ilo MoGs. C. Huber Piano Forte,
" lie. Huber and iir Il. c TiIrui.
The Orchos,ru OF great power a.d magnitude Con-
ucors Messrs l. c. Hi anc George Loder Pianist Ar
II. c. TiMm.
Tickets Que Dollar to be hai the usual places or OF
Ia. various members Of the Committee die ons
MIR. L.. q. COTTON VIII crhv-r Lecure ~
Ii CLINTON Hall, TuEsoAf EVENING, Dec lo'h. Suo-
isct CHEMISTRY illustrated by OF the most anus
N: snc sirscI;e E,sperirsrAs-snonS winch cuAuty
Nitrous or LAUGHING Gas will he administered to
such gentlemen ~ desire to Admission - cents
Member, of The Merc4l;e Library Ass citation admitted
FSEE, 10y procuriDg tickets OF the Librarian LAdrs VIII
ati-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

60, up early in the momIna, and wen,
on, 70 scr how he Arca A. W., going
to the harm, I mc, a mao mos eight loo,
high coming towards me had nsVot
seen such isii entter IN all my life bCior,,
and bcgsn 10 feel sou scatablc a, having
him about ny premsssss
Hello " says I, q, soon - ] could
speak, who are you, aud what are you do
ing IN my barn yard :"
Tho strange looking animal answered N
a little squrnking ehllds voice, why. Ia
,her i. me---doni YOU know Tommyi"
"fou !" say, | why, Tom how on
air,h did you sa stretched on, 80 long ~
one nigh,1 Why, you're growing a. tall
as oil gu, doors, don't you know 1t ~
"Why, yes, father, said hc, Il .po'e !
have, for last nigh, slept on ,hrcm hse' Of
guano you pa, in tho barn. and that and
he lightning together just did the business.
The effects OF this story upon the audi
cncc was indeed electric Peal upon peal
OF laughter followed, the people wen, of
every way, and the nc,, day tho lecturer
upon electricity nh gnano was among tho
mis- sing.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30
WORDS FITLY SPOKEN

We know not from whence ,hc follow
ing excellent sentiment originated or wo
would give the credit whereof $50 irtdv
due al any rate we desire tina, is scathnc
truths should be read bnd treasured m III
every patriots heart IN the lnni u s
Journal
Wuicn Will rou no p One Of Two
things must be- done IN this country Pa.
rents must spend money to educate their
chi ldtcn, or they must pay taxes TO build
peniten,iaries and 10 punish crime 49,
Some suppose harmed man is an cduca.
ted man No such thing That mnn is ,du
Gated who knows himself md who takes
accurate common sens G views OF men and
things around him Some very learned
men nro the greatest fools in ,he.world tho
reason IS, tina, they are not educated men
Learning i, only the means, not tho end
its value con, st, in giving the mrnns OF nc.
quiring, in the discipline, which, when
properly managed, 1t gives the mind -
some OF the greatest men in the world wcro
no, overs,ocked with learning, but their nc
ton. proved tha, they were thoroughly ed
ucn'cd Washington, Frnnklin and Shcr-
man were OF this class and similar, though
less striking instances may now be found
in all countries To be educated,
man must learn to think compare and de-
eide accurately lie may study me,nphys
les ill he is grey and languages I'LL he is
a walking polyglot, and il he i, nothing
more, he 10 an uneduca,cd m,n--
There is no cnss in tho country who have
larger Interest in the education OF their
children than the farmers; and the subject
deserves