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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
Marion County.

For Representatives, 5Y, I'm E; R. wIkS9M,
For County Auditor, NATHANIEL BOLTON.
For Assessor, AHIRA WELLS.
For County Commissioner, JOHN MCCALL.
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T0MLINsON BROTHERS

49,
Have been apppinied sole agents in Indianapolis for the sale Of me
following valuable Medicines;-
UDr. WiStar's BalSam Of Wild Cherry.
For the cure OF Coughs, Colds, consumptions, Asthma, or Phthislc,
and all complaints Of The Lungs and Breast. Price 81 90 per bottle.
RBristoI's SarsapariIia,
For curing saofula, Teuers, Epsipehs, Cancers, old and malignant
sores, MeEcuriaI Diseases, and all disorders evidencins an impuray Of
the blood. Price 81 90 per bottle.
uDr. williamson Pain Soofhcr.
For the TooTH-ACHE. It viii cure the most obstinate cases in i've
minuies-besides, ii contains not Que particle Of Krroso,e, or other
poisonous and ddeeiiOus drug. hs perfectly innocent Price IS cts
a bottle.
uGridIcy,s Ointment,
Called by many 81 Gidcy's Salt Rasnm Ointment, "from its entire mas
terry over all letters, Tor Salt Rheum) SeaId Head, Ragrorm, etc
Price rs cts. a bottle.
.UDr. Humphreys Vegetable Ointment,
For the cure of "PILEs,n etc. No article is capable of being pre-
pared more admirably adapted fs the relief and thorough cure Of this
distressing disease Price 81 90 a jar,
UDr. Wistar's Gentle PuTgatiVc Pills,
An excellent Medicine FOR Sex HEADACHE, DyYePla and Indigestion
ErWhere "HTstar's Bqsam Of Wa Cherry IS used,-if any pur-
Cation is necessary BitG's Pills should invariably be resated to.
UDr. Starkweaihcr's Hepatic EIixir,
For the cure Of Eesr Complaints, Dyspepsia, etc. See advertise
nent in another column. Price 81 90 per botue.
pBeckcr's Eye Baisam,
A wonderful article for curing the most obstinate cases Of SORE
AND INFLAMED EYES" Also, invaluable for curing serOfulOus
sore eyes and iuhamed eyeids. Price 81 cents
UAIebasis Poor Mans Piasters,
For relieving PAIN of every description. For peak backs. misey in
the side and breast, and all other diseases that require an external APP
notwithstanding and pleasant to wear; and those who once Us
them viii buy no other. Price only l2l cts.
UFOsgate's Anodyne Cordial,
Highly recommended by the medical faculty and others, as the bea
medicine known for Darrhea, BOrd Complaints. Cholera lMOrbas, and
mos Summer Complaints Of Children. Price 81 cents a bottle.
GODS India
An unhling remedy for The cure Of FEVER AND AGUE, pleasant
and delightful to use, and certain in its efscis-alwsys removing srey
UsSigs Of The complaint. Price 81 SO per 'oule- zI-y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

The Countess de Survilliers, the widow of Joseph
Bonaparte, died suddenly at Florence on the 7th ult.
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INDIANAPOLIS BANK NOTE TABLE

Corrected for the Indiana STATE Sn.ind BY s a. FLETCHER, Stock and
Eekasge Broker.
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INDIANAPOLIS FEMALE INSTITUTE.

7VNHE neal quarter IN tbs Institution vii commence on Tuesdsy
the 1th inst. Terms and regulations as heretofore.
indianapolis, June, 1915. 5i-w
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"A SELECTED assortment of Fine Florence Braid and other Bon
IN nets Of the latest spring styles just received al the Dayton Hat &
Shoe Store, and for sale very low. j. X SHARPE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

0TThe following is a list of Democratic candi
dates to fill vacancies in the State Senate, so far a.
we have heard.
Districts. Candidates.
Warrick, Spencer and Perry, Mason J. Howell.
Elkhert, KoscIusko aud Whitley, Abraham Cuppy.
Harrison, Nathaniel Aibertson.
Scott and Jackson, Elisha G. English.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-06-12

G-The following is a list of Democratic candidates
for Representatiyes in the seyeral counties mentioned
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Published by ord" of the Board OF co"nhaoa'a Marion County, s % S%as sS%s%1a s - 1870
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We shall continue this list as soon as we obtain the
necessary information to enable us to do so.
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R1 Those marked thus are douhtfuI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

Pm, here lie the remains Of the eloquent and beloved
Master of the pure and ardent patriot whose nooe ser
vices and tragic end have been so eioquehuy sio y
commemorate We have raised. and we now peai-
cate this Monument the Transmission % ie.ei' LIE.
OF the name the piety and the patriotism OF rev -
CALDWELL As long this marble eont,nues. -; :. -
called the CALDWELL MONUMENT. MAY tIe n.'. -,
of his country which he sought to essosn ou q,
permitted TO enjoy, be firm and encu,ins a. -
foundations May they long outlive the marble ~ -
we have wreahed the rame OF Caldwell 'Ai 80
Church never want such pastors. nor Inc Staie Sue SS
riots And when We are MI in the grave, as ouI en-
dren's children gaze upon this Monument OF oeaslu
proportions may they learn from il that the ways "
piety patriotism and virtue are the only sure pains "
enduring fame.
The Monunen, is plain white marble shaft feet al
tue base and 10 feet high. On the front side WITHIN
wreath near the top, is inscribed CALDWELL And on
the front base the following:
This Monument is erected the Memory OF the Kew
lanes Caldwell the Pious aad Fsrvent Christian, me
Jealous and Faithful Ministers the Eloquent Preacher and
Prominent leader are1g the worthes who secured The
Independence OF his Counuy-His name Will be ererisneo
in the Church and In he State long virtue IS esteem
" ed or patriotism honored'
Or one side il tie Inscription =
James Caldwell born II Charoite Co. Va, April l'oi
Graduated ~ Princeton College 1885, Ordsinec Pastor OF
The First Presbyterian Church OF Ehzabeihiown i'o@-
After serving as Chaplain in the Army 81 the ReVounon,
and acting SO CoIumssaTy the Troops In New-Jersey,
he killed by shot from sentinel al EIzaoenioSn
"a Point, Nos. u, I7sl
On the rear SIDE is ite follorinz:-
Hannah Wife otthe RevJanes Caldwell and Daughter
" OF john Ogden of Newark, wsa killed a. Connecticut
l. Farms By sho; from Brush officer, jan ., l1so
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Public Caution,

- Probably Bankers that II. C. Jones, Of
Newark N. J. long since employed Agent for
the sale OF Bank Locks and we would here state
that while active in that capacity ne obtained commend
atoy certificates from Banks he furnished for Lock
and took the liberty of having them given in his own
name and our Lock called JoHess Lock consequently our
Lock has been coniounded with his tha, it in many
Gently obtained (n hs uame) from the Cashier of
the Phenix Bank of this city certificate for one Of our
Locks which ne sold them in 1884, which reads as fol-
lows: PHgSrx BANK Oct 4,h. ls45
Z" certify that in the year ISL | purchased OF T. c.
Jones. OF Newark one OF MS Bank Locks, which has
been In constant and has given entire satisfaction
have so much confidence in the Locks constructed BY
Mr. Jones. that have this day purchased another Of
them TO put upon the new Banking House. and think IL
perfect security against burglars pickocks
(Sgned) N. G. OGDEN, Cashier
The above certificate to have been obtained
for Mr. Joress Lock was in fact given for Lock manu-
featured BY US and sold TO the Phenix Bank By II. C.
Jones'
What confidence can be placed In the sta;eneuts of n
man tina, will resort such miserable alternative 10
sell MS Locks, We leave without commonly for the
public to decide To prevent farther devices OF this kind
we nov publicly call upon Mr. Jones for the certificate he
obtained Tor our Lock from the Phenx Bank and also all
other ccrnncaes given for Lock in his posses
SION We are perfectly willing that Mr. Jones should las
usua) set 6is mark high but ne longer stand
our shoulders to reach IT, DAY & NEWELL
Bank Locksmiths. $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

History of the State passed. no'withstancihs inc
Mayors vsto.A resolution in tavor OF oi'iains .u'
sixteenth Ward wa, received and referred ne Guy
Tnsn.c,or I. 70 BE- hereafter empowered 10 grant permits
sion to persons DESTROYS of removing remains OF 'ae
relatives except where there doubt as to the prophecy
of such when the appcan, is to be referred to the Con
mon Council. Nothing final was done regarding me
opening of Albany-sec, through Trinity Church ard
Both Reports were ordered to be printed in extra guam
titles by the Assistants.
v We invite attention 10 the advertisement oil
the Magnetic Telegraph and seauans Directory adyer
Used BIZ Taylor, Aston House
r. The Philadelphia Washington Greys, well
disciplined and handsomely uniformed Company arrived
in our CITY Yesterday and received a, the landing
foo, of cor,landst by our Light Guard Capt Vincent
They then marched to the Parand were there reviewed
by the Mayor and Common Council. After which, by
invitation of the Light Guard they attended the funeral
of Mr. Peter Gassner late member of that Company
The appearance and movements Of the Philadepnian'
wa, solderke and commanded the appreciation oil those
who saw them under arms. They will have place In
the rren, independent military procession today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
LAW Courts.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-WilliGn Meeker VS.. Peter Grahla
Judgment reversed, with costs.
Edmund Charles and Vim. c Philips vs. WdshtngtoaA
Posdey.-Judgmcnt affirmed.
Agnes Cochran EXECUTORS Of Cochran deed, Va. Thon1
j. H04Ga.-Judgment reversed
Elijah c. Sedgrick, e al VS.. I'm. W. Gilbert, Ct al
Judgment affirmed.
Daniel Williams Vs. James Laprenee.-Judgment a.
tirmed
lillian Moore va. Join Shspard.-Judsment affirmed
U. 3. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.-Capt. Robert McCaT
rem of the ship Kalamazoo complained Of by Jarne
Farrell, of his men, for cruel and unusual punish
ment on the voyage from New Orleans to Ncw.Yok
On an examination into the merits of the case the
plant dismissed. He subsequently made com
plant against Farrell and had him arrested charge
of IN attempt make revolt which has yet been
examined into.
u :. CIRCUIT CouRr-The November term opened
yesterday before Judge Nelson There is considerable
business on the Calendar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

" BgEgMAN's ORIGINAL GgSuIsE PuLaos1c SYsu,.
for the cure of Consumption, Colds, Coughs Diseases
The Lungs Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia This exusof
dnary medicine is universally conceded DO OF Ge
greatest discoveries OF the age, and daily employee
and recommended by the eminent ys;cians. ].
despreai celebrity has called 20 I'll those base
Temps at imitation, TO which the desperate WILL In vio
non OF all night frequently resort, protected in their go
character.
Particular caution should therefore be- TAKEN In every ID
stance to get the Syrup genuine AS there is but res'
remedy Of this kind Proprietor deems his imperative
duty tins painy put the public on their guard against
purchasing any but the Original Genuine rulmunc Syrup
prepared and sold in this cry only his old estabssd
Office No i9t Cor4nd-st the South sde one door 90
low the corner Of Greenwicb-si- ~ n32u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

~ 7'h, I.,s;Sri!is R5rsiHs Coarser TaiSs i"Iy
49, ); ssks rs - sS,her information on the SUBJECT
.: Sasvszy BY pe7sonslly visiting Kentucky. 10
-. 49, ss,aa we DO this We hsve never douh:
a. .ASs Neacacky masters generally treat their
SA.xes .sh such Kindness the relation permits
-. eSxrsoa &pplies 10 the system OF Slavery ana
n. ,,,.-s BY which ,hsI system IS upheld. These
ue csa oanp-ehsai as well in New-iork rs in Ken
v.,sx x-a they caauo; be less ,hsn internal any
~5s-s. Laws which allow man to sell another
=sa ;aoaSsIi miles sway fEom his wife, and their
chisS.sa hvs hundred miles spar in other dlrec-
,sa,s wi:hoa, .ish, or hope Of relnion-whch al
NV reg q beat ravish o. even murder women OF the
ssS-a;ea case with iuapuui;y in The presence OF
: So-.a witnesses OF their own color if there are
ooae al the r9iiDs caste testify against ihem-!aws
wh,h give 10 wni:e drunkard and gambler all the
earnings OF 81 ingenious and Ind 1strious black family
sEse ~;:o privilege 20 dog them into the bargain
;sss Ca. are haceia 10 God and perricous 10 man
k;-s although TIE abuses they tolerate may not In
q cases - peIpe,tated. The general rule stands,
tb.,s people are seldom better, though often worse
th, The laws un6e. which they live; and where the
laws .so.d npani,y 10 injustice. lechery and crime
sasse s-e sure 10 be enacted. though thousands may
sro and even remain ignorant OF such enormitles.
TIE simple fact that il is deemed unsafe IN Slave
S.s,es 70 allow Blacks 10 testify against Whites
% st;asts the essential character and influences of
s!a~e-v. The Slaves must be awfuly corrupt and
DEGRADED CT the makers and supporters of such
ls-,s s-e coxariy and inhuman tyrants, The form
=, we presume, is generally the truth.
The Editor OF The Tribune has enjoyed oppor;u
mites OF observing the actual condition of the Slave
L Maryland Virginia, and North Carolina, and for
weeks in the Disuic, of Columbia. What could he
Learn in Kentucky! We are not at all afraid OF
Lynch-lsw or mobs and intend TO visit Kentucky
tvvitbout regard 10 Slavery, however, the first fair
opportunity.
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y,n s,,>,,errs aud u,Couucr.

Oar last advises ;N>r, Albauy give reason To tear
,A,t ,A,, rer,s,s, OF .,cry,y which We kaow Gov,
wrsAt Stl entertain seno days aSc has been over
rss>s, " at S,y Tste has a>t Yet h>cn carried '"''
sA>,s yAa ,ies,h.iooM still hsnss over 'ne S'""S
tf ta>., rNe ysups men. sai hcco is y'' reason 70
s,.r,h., !, VII, b, cayyiej ia,o effect IL 1t 's we
..r,, ,h, Governor and tacsc who have pushed
A,s, p, his Snsra decision viii live 10 repent VI IA
assI sej SSSo&
Ret ); esneot ayu>t n@ NJ, I'''4'ff''S' II w
ras.,Sse ,>; " ,l,e day tiNcd Tor their tNe'"!''"
rne si>,scAs,s n mercy, laNi int" security y
-,sS>.. t},>.s Assuy Ria; Communication Was CIV '""
M, s,.,, ,,,,ais,S E,cy,o ps,swcek MeAo'''it' i
,>,,3, s,,. ms, ;ae apostles q e'>Nds''o"'NS ,''>'
-, -, nix, governor and had every thing
,,-,> w..siil hrpc tina; this morning Sm"'
hs.S, ~, s>vnmw;sIiui. but II Is icas'"' 20 u''nN
~ ,,s,e il lcN ami tAs',witho" hNee9uNe
a,,..;y,l mistake Will have been committed
80, ..ss, y>x,s,rvstors q Law and prdcr IN
a. S<.,, Tt, ,scsth a ,wo young nacn "nJnsi ana
-. :. ~, y,,ssr, It. is uchius 10 the tempest OF
>.s.>>s wAS,A tbs, hatchery Will awaken IN 'A'"-
s&,,s. - hcSrSS--a tcuapcsS which, once excited
csaa>S >S>,a n allsyed.
tn, cS,wsrS?cr champions Q. hanging 'hsse
ss, NasS area hsvo never attempts" 10 ''"'"'' .''
~ ,Sw and evS,:eisc. 10 our columns proving
-, r,>>,ss wha,h Steele attempted 70 execute
:, S.ys,,s ia Anlss> MSS ne' legal one-was net
, ,,S, - = ,:is;vcSs-Sa! that the Sheriff party
ws-r >aSseaea,(y she tpe>psssers- They sop their
ar. - 81 ;Ss, j. offered On the side OF mercy and
;ssz,o, Ssr,cly Tor hoe6, Ii viii be sad day Tor
ysaa.S,. with Il. power of Di>tress. Quarter Sales
.s Ss,s,-,s,;aaS i chose younS men are executed
Marx X
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JOHN C. CALHOUN, of g c., President.

VIcE-PREsIDENTs.
DR.. JAS. OvERToN. Tenn Major ALEX. BLACK, s. c.
Col JSo HANNA Kentucky Gen. LEONARD WHITE, H.
Col WIN STRONG Ark Or. RICHARD SNEED " C.
Gen RoGER BARTON Miss J. l.. HAWKINS, Esq Ono,
Cant H. NJ SuREEvE Mo. Hen. WM BURcH, Indiana
Hon CLEMENT {. CLAY,Ala Gen. H. C. DODGE, Iowa
Hon. OLIVER MORGAN, La B. B. MINOR, Esq. Virginia.
SECRETARIES.
Col. C. F Noland. Arkan. J. D. B. De Bow. s. C.
Col j. g. Harris, Tenn. f. A. Lumsden, La.
Col. A. B Chambers, Mo T. B. Drnker, Ohio.
On Friday, Hon. Clement c. Clay of Alabama, B. B.
Minor Esq Of Virginia. Judge Clifton of Mississippi and
Mr. Calhoun, were he speakers.
The following Committees were to have reported on
Saturday
Committee on Military and Naval Resources of the
South and West-W. J. Barton of Mississippi Chairman
Capt. P Calhoun, of South Carolina, member of the
Committee.
Committee on Ohio Rivcr-Thos J. Bingham, of Penn
sylvania Chairman.
On Western Rivers-A. B. Chambers. of Missouri,
Chairman.
On Ship Canal to the Lakes-W. Walters of Illinois,
Chairman.
On Western Armory-Henry Eddy, of nj. Chairman.
On Military, Arkansas Road-D. II. Bingham, OF Penn
syvunia, Chairman.
On Forts and Defences Indian Fronticr-A. g. Meyers,
of Arkansas, Chairman.
On Western Mais--M B. Winchester, Of Tennessee,
Chairman.
On Western Marine Hosptal-D w. Christian, Mem.
phis, Chairman
On Rcclain,ing Mississippi Low Lands-D. Craighesd,
Tennessee. Chairman
Tennessee, Chairman J. Bryce, of Columbia S. c. a
member.
Committee on Agrculture-J. Pope. of Tennessee,
Chairman.
Committee on Railroad Connexion between the Missis-
sppi and the Southern Atlantic Pors-Robertson
Topp. of Tennessee, Chairman; Col. J. Gsdsden, Of
South Carolina member.
Committee con Warehousing System-B. b. Minor, OF
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u DR.. BOstwick,
Surgeon and Physician.
MI lw- ~ Office No * Chamberr.st

u Notice.-The name Of the firm OF "ANTHONl,
EDWARDS co" having been this day changed by ma
.a consent the business wiz be hereafter condact,d Gca
the name and firm Of ANTHONY CLARK CO" q
2i7 Broadway n Y And notce ia hereby given that ns
subscribers a-e the only persons duly authorized 70 ~
cur any liability or transact any business in The name o. u
said firm EDWARD ANTHONft
J. r.. CLARK.
New-York, Nov 2o,h 1916 ~ u2a
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TllE TRIBUNE.
rVgSNAY. NoV9MN&K " lS4S,

W. Yns y.,pvs, ,,rcsu,,y.ervcS at the 1we''Os' and
.NS,s. =, .esscsNe, NrstrA a'ssl sent. per VEGA
~. IA Ne lsaSer pa,SagNSs me sscn'tm that cS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
Tbc ,Iemphi. Convention.

On "Wednesday, the 10Th instant, this Convention
wa, called to order by Henry G. Smith Esq 0y OF
dor If the Executive Committee, when Hon. l. j.
shi.ids was chosen Chairman. The citing OF the
Delegates then commenced by the oecfe'd' . =
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]. II. GREEN, Reformed Gambler
The KIDNAPPED OH1oAys.-In the case Of h

The KIDNAPPED OHIoASs.-In the case of the
seized in Ohio and carried Virginia for assisting
slaves to escape the jury by consent parties rendered
special verdict that if the Court in full bench should
decide that the place where they seized with
in the territory of Virginia then they guilty but
not then the verdict is guilty The Court TO de.
eide this question shortly at Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

REV. Dr. BEECHER.-Sunday evening this veue.
rsb!c man met with serious accident. While on bis
way 10 church his horse away with him, the buggy
was dashed to pieces and the Doctor pitched upon biz
back with great violence He lay some three quarters
of AN hour sensecss For tive hours he had gres,
difficulty in breathing His bruises merely muscua,
and The physicians, hear say there is no danger
cincinnati Gaz.
MELANCHOLY OccURRENcE.-Three children OF
Mr. Wallace the oldest five years of age were burntto
death at Paper Mill Village Astead, N H. on the l'h
inst Their mother had just placed Them In her bed and
stepped the street to the house OF and
the lire supposed 10 have communicated to the bed
clothes from her lamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

ETHIOPIAN SERESApERs-rALMo's OPERA HoUsr.-The
distinguished reception that welcomed Germon and the
Company OF Ethiopian Sercndcrs, last night Palrno's
would hare been considered unusually enhusa.c were
not for the evidences. they have frequently Afforded us
oil their machlcss skill This evening they will again ap-
pear upder circumstances Of still creator attraction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25

To-DAYs oursrDE.-The Water Cure at Graefenberg
Letter from Capt Claridge Heirs wanted; New Pub
locations FOURTH PAGE-Poery-Tot the Lily; Stocks;
Ship News &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
Lncn.Eoco Arguments.

The Columbus Statesman, the leading Loco-Foco
paperi in Ohio, sums up the Oregon controversy as
follows:
ave have two arguments in favor Of our claim TO or.
cgon which will override all others The first Is, we
.,antit the second we piH haze it,
Capt. Kidd and those Of his kidney could alone
match these arguments. They not only settle the
Oregon controversy, but great many others The
argument it will be seen, answers equally well
for California, Cuba or Canada az for Oregon
What foolish panc-makers' must they be who in
innate that such arguments tend to War!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
~ House Henters.-In no Recruitment OF dolnef


economy have improvements been made than IN "
method OF heating houses. The od-fsshoned frePlso
with is cracking IRE Of birch hickory has long sne'
given place 10 the snug and glowing CRATE the more eco
nomica and mans gable stove But both these desuI
10 De superseded 10 great extent by the modern NJ
Air Furnace good Furnace possesses three decided -
vsniages over Stove Crate i. iwsrms several apA
meniS from The same hre without the OF cusl
gas It's heat chn be graduated with the utmost niceyU
means OF the Register In ue apartment warned r s
uaes the apartments which heats causing constsnI ~
otesh warm air from the furnace chamber which SUP
piled with iresh air from without
The Furnace patented and put up by Mr. GEO. VILE ,ss
~ broadway Is acknowledged by al who have aKen
trouble 10 examine H. 10 combine the above good qua
In greater perfection than any other in market II hos
over decided advantages all others in The nesns %
poraing water keeping e air pure and wholesome n
no liability 10 crack furniture 10 warp doors or
the rooms from their place Persons interested ~ eh
are Invited cali and examine Tor themselves VI
NO imeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-25
The subscriber offers for sale al
REDuCED PRICES.

- Grapdoles, Solar Tampa, Tea Trays aud Table Cn
ery Plated Cake Baskets, Casters, Candle sticks, &c
Britannia Ware Silver Table srd Tea Spoons kc. $,
Buyers will md it TO their advantage call. the COOS
offered great reduction from former prices, and W
be found cheaper Than any other store.
osl lmis a. ATBrR" REACH. III Chs;hsIn-st
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Letter from Green, the Reformed Gambler.


CINCINNATI, Nov. Goth, l545.
To the Editor Of The Tribune:
DEAR SIR:-It is with regret that ask you TO
take up any of the room in your valuable paper by
the inserting of communication from me. Bot
there are occasions when, however averse an indi.
vidual may be to newspaper controversies, he feels
himself called upon to notice wanton attacks upon
his character. observe through your paper that the
Editor of the Detroit Express has charged me with
the crime of iagratitude and other offences deroga-
tory to my honor. These 1 repe untrue. In his
reply to your article he insnuates that do not like
to NEEDLE with types" II by this hemeans that
my feelings repugnant to newspaper warfare, it
is most true. When l commenced my career as a
Reformer expected attacks from certain sources
but to those who feel an interest in humanity /
have ever looked with confidence for sympathy
and have not been disappointed. 1t will always be
my earnest endeavor 10 merit continuance Of the
regard.
Being engaged in preparing for the press my Sec
ond volume of Gambling Unmasked," l am not
now giving public lectures but Psha resume them
soon my other duties will permit
Truly. yours
n GREEN Reforred Gambler