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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

The Montour Iron Company says the DanVii'e
rnegcncer have supplied the quantity Of railroad non
wanted a, this time by the Harrisburg and Lancaster
Railroad Company and are now making and forwarding
to tho city ofNewYor for the Erie Railroad Company
They also have contracts TO supply iron for some SNORT
,oqds in schuylk County also. contract for ROAD
in one Of the Eastern States For some time past the
work Of making railroad iron at the works of the Noun
tour Company has proceeded day and night Sunday eS
copied with remarkable steadiness, producing rails mat
are as perfec, it is possible 10 make them
A. New Orleans, Exchanges on all points are
dull Blu. the rates still remain as last notwithstanding
6; at per cent prem; Francs, . 33i05 BOT; New
York. co days, 2.02i per cent discount; Checks Ia
II per cent. discount
The Maryland Commissioner of Loans has given
notice to the holders of Maryland State Stock that the in
,eres due LIST July 1912 is ready to be paid by him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
WINER's ARCANUM EXTRACT
Versus SarsaparilIa.


F'HIS MEDICINE has acquired extended ana esIso-
ised celebrity ghou the country, which has been
sustained by iis virtues and efficacy alone, ne renedy or
Scrotua, Kings Evu,
liberated Sore Throat
Long.stsnding Rheumatic Affections,
Diseases of the Skin, White Swclli1gs.
Diseases Of the Bones, all Ulcerous Cases,
Syphlic and Mercural Diseases,
Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Costivenes all Chronic and Nervous Complaints occur
ring in debitated and cachectc constitutions,
Diseases caused by an Impure State OF The Blood,
Over Syphilis and those very disagreeabe affections re-
suting erefrom and which have heretofore been consd-
cred ncurabe such rs Ulcers OF the Laynx Throat Nose
The Arcanum Extract is acomplee Andoe the seri-
Gus Evils produced by the inrdicous use OF Mercury As
a Spring and Fa Puriferii cannot be surpassed working
It's through the system with silent and effective force
Cleansing the Blood
Removing Dyspeplc Influences,
Soothing the Nerves,
Removing Internal DISTINCTIONS and Diseased that would
otherwise cause injury 10 the Liver and Lungs
Persons whose constitutions broken down By the use
of Mercu,y Arsenic Bark ouinne and who are sui
fering from Diseased Liver iuudcious treatment ol
the above diseases, should use the Arcanum Extract Will
OF, delay.
where the Syphc Virus OF the parent causes develop
Scroula in the child this is the only remedy upon
which reasonable hope OF recovery can be founded
IL numerous instances also Where liberation hal !au
bare gamen and bone, and where, 10 all appearance
no human but anputation could have saved life Pa
tents have been snached from the grave and restored 70
health devourng disease heng completely eradicaleC o
the use Of this inestnahlc Extract ,.-
The Proprelors of the Arcanum Extract have had inns
medicine used in all the above diseases with the most gt-
fyng In using the medicine neither business or plea
sure need be interrupted requiring only the usual
of moderation in diet and equally applicable and eca-
cous the infant Ms well as the adult
Pamphlets giving iescr pi.on for wha, the Arcanum
Extract applicable with observations insensble Per
spira,on and Treatise Diseases in general, accompany
bottle Agents supplied with The above pamphlets
for graiutous circulation.
Price Il per bottle Prepared and soo by j. Winner Ham
ilton Canada West and John Winer Co 50 Maiden lane,
n Y and sale by Dr. Carrol& Co Murray st. Wyatt
Keicilain 2l FullOn-st Il A Sands, 1873 Bowery cor OF
Spring; j. & Coddingon sos Hudson cor. OF Spring e.
ana w Basset GA Broadway. and Druggists generally
throughout the city In Brook, by Mrs Hays 5s Fulton
81 F. r. Ouirk Co. corner OF Atlantic 1nd Columbia
MS WNThM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

Nov ~ OH : Shoa OF Nantucket, passed ship
with bright sides full length figure head aud two guar
ter boats supposed outward bound wind heavy South
5. East gale.
Nov &C. lat 30 A. Ion 65 schr cygne of Boston (rom
Boston for Jereme)
Nov 90 lat 80 10 ION is IS bark Baltic, of Thomaston
days from Ncw-York for New Orleans
Nov 80. la; 81 3e, Ion II 30 brig incorrectly under
stood Henry Polk, Of New-iork, which way steering
stated.
Gov - LAT IS 81 lon 20 %, brig Hsidee from Bath for
Bermuda
Oct 49, lat So H. Ion L. passed Am built propeller
under Turkish colors, steering T..
Nov -, LAT SO, Ion g. schr Roanoke, of Scuete from
Boston, for LaguHyra.
Nov IS lat 40 80 Ion 60 brig saml Potter Belfast of
and for Wilmington.
Nov lat 70, lon IS, ship Cooper from Liverpool,
bound TO Galveston.
Nov % lat 40 20 Ion - 80 schr Mt Vernon OF Marble.
head days from Salem for Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
WHAr Con HATH Jo1xED ToeE1HER LET 70

WHAT Cop HATH JOINED TOGETHER LET 70
MAN PUT AsUSDER-The connection between SIP
that between the duties of the soldier and the most
corrupt tendencies of human nature. The greatest
general of the age the Duke of Wellington, under
stood the portance OF this connection, when he de-
cared in his place in Parliament, that no person
had any business 10 be soldier who had nice scru
pies about religion He has recently developed
This maxim OF martial morality more fully, in lssu-
ing a general order to the British Army prohibiting
the formation of Temperance Societies in any OF the
regiments. The Duke is shrewd man DE kno"s
it Is nextto filing soldier powder horn with colo
water in the day Of battle, to I'LL his canteen WIN
instead of rum. Chflsllen C!ii%eH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
EsoULAPIAN SANATTvE,

OR UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH-The
" proprietor OF this 9egs leave respectfully
inform the inhabitants OF this c;y ali Tie public generally,
thai he prepared 10 furnish en with his invaluable
remedy
And in presenting This great remedy 10 Inc public the
proprietor deems only necessary that he sones
acquainted wiki the OF preparing AMI from long and
pracilcA acquaintance with the ingredients which II
composed and he ample and sanatve effects II preserve
and restoring health indeed poieu. lis powers Tor
good huGisa frame that requires sps
accomplish is effects, hs many might feel disposed from
thai circCGstce) 10 rank among the many useless
tlis OF the day; the day superstition ignorance
hiss passed by, and the highly cultivated mind OF has dis
covered thai the curative virtue 6nd quality o! OF the
dicinai plants and herbs, does much depend
quantity upon The quality !ny extracted and iay IN
cersiood
Although this Sansive is thus almost powerful in resto
ring health arresng diseased seton yet SO perfectly
safe and certain administration tina; be taken
al xll times and under ANY circumstances
The proprietor therefore under the fullest assurance A
this Sana!ive Will accomplish al thai he states. Undertaking
" recommends general remedy Tor al disease, ot
evius as k- does thai disease bat one and the same
thing although presented under different forms this Saa
tive every oer srce purifier OF the blood
And lis upon excreons and secreons are such As
length OF time under influence Il is especially recon
Inended for the following diseases VIZ Asthma, SouShs
Colds. Consumption, Bronchitis or Sore Throat, pyspep
sis, al kinds OF diseases Of The Liver, CosCveness images
tion Head-Ache, Papits!ou and other diseases Of the
Heart. want o. Appetite Gypochondria and a. otter eT
Diseases Palsy Goui Gravel. and 81 affections Of me
Kidneys Seroicia- II a. s FORMS such as Ulcers, sores
SweIlings anu al Eraptous OF The Skin Dose for a. adult
person, drops for younger persons IN proportion iu
directions accompany each box Sod wholesale arc reia
BY the scent $50 Hpdsops New York and by the Drug
gsts generally throughout me city and country MS eoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

STOVES, Brass ana iron Railing. &c.-The subscribers
~ would inform their friends, and the public II general tha.
they have commenced manufacturing Stoves their Old
taoislel store No 5 Na-=r-st where vii be found
great variety consisting II parI OF the following:
The ECONOMIST and Krick-rbocker Cooking Stoves, for
coal or wood The patterns .ur hose Stores being
WI he found 70 Ii much closer lan the ordinary Stove and
they are warranted 10 bake well.
Days Ar Tlght Cooking Stove. or wood or coal vii
De iouhd 10 combine advantages hzn any other get
CONSTRUCTED having the IRE chamber elevated, enabling the
oven 10 extend the whole size OF lie bottom Of The Stove
ana warranted 10 bake well Persons sbou! 10 purchase
oua 90 Vel TO examine This Stove there such
e Oh sizes a he price need he no ndrance 70 the small
g! isElles purchasing.
Doctor JeHAss celebrated Pa.eE: Premium Parorsnd 81
Stove
Radiator sat Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases- Air
Ilse AID Otce Stoves. One and i'To hole Furnaces Hat
ters and Ts;.ors Stoves Stove Pipe AID Elbow. Toge
;ae WIN general assortment OF Brass and Iron Railing
kc.Sc-
Al Of winch viii VIII be sold wholesale and retail a. the
o~es Prices, al ISL Ws;srst between Beeaman-sL and
Feck SIP MPHERSEN i GUEST.
NeE-f OK. August I9. lSi5 suls -od4n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
THE TRIBUNE.
From the Cleveland Herald
THANKSGIVING.

THANKSGIVING.
Come forth come forth, to the fcstal board.
Az our sires were wont in the days OF old;
The rcapers are home with their harvest hoard,
The herds have HE'D 10 their wintry fold
And the cullers Of fruits vaults have stored
With the wealth Of the orchards freight Of gold.
Come forth come forth, with your heartfelt praise,
To swell the songs at the affairs side
For lofty psean TO God we raise,
Who has scattered his love gifts free and wide
And still from the wan earths earliest days.
His seed.time and harvest hath no! denied
Come forth-,o the aaunts of your childhood, come;
To the roof in whose shadow your liic was hurst
BIZ The hearth Of the household there yet IS room'
Where your breath Of thanks giving was sitered h'SI
The tsgyo, is blazing your welcome home
And from joyful lips shaI your gEecting puES'
There's rudy SINCE on the wrink!ed cneek'
For the pulse Of age hath quicker 40"
And a CLEAN like the light Of youth, dotn break
Mid the care.worn shades on the old mans oFo"
For the visions Of ED In bis soui awake
The scenes of his childhood are round MN now
On. this q the day when the thought goes back
O'ec the iiowery paths q cur early years
Where the garlands OF JOY have strewn the track
And hidden the graves o. our hopes and fears,
And fine names Of the friends whose tones we lack.
Steal over The heart Ike gush oftears
Tia the hour when kindred circles meet
That still must TIE wanderer homeward bring
When the echo of chil5toods tireess feet,
Through the halls Of their fathers homestead ring
When glaaness breathes il the tones we greet
And murmur Of love " the lips doth SPRING
Conc forth, come forth 10 the humble cot,
Where the children Of want and sorrow rove
Where the hand Of the reaper gamers not
The stores that Fathers goodness prove;
And the poor man weeps for the tolSome lot
Eotailed on the heirs of his earnest love.
Come forth 10 the fields with the heart which leaves
A blessing wherever its trace appears;
To tighten the song which sorrow weaves,
Where Povertyr portion is stepped in tesrs
And freely fling from your bursting shcaves,
Like the reapers Of Boaz, the cleaning ears.
We hsllsw the day as our fathers did
With rningng of gadness, and praise ana pfaJei'
With a willing boon for the lovliest shed,
That the hungry and poor in our thanks may SNARE
That the scantiest liable be freely spread
go the Iip of the Inourner blessing bear
Fer VI, sons of the feeble Pilgrim band,
who first on distant rock. bound bay
Cave thanks for the gifts Of the tceIning land,
Have spread over mountain and stream away,
And song Of praisc shall TO God ascend
From myriad Of burning lips today.
Come forth come forth with the Ginning bell,
Joyous throDg TO the affairs side
Come rninglc your tones with the organs swell
And where the door of the feast stands wide,
7 M The gray haired sire to his grand-child tell
tale Of our Nations grateful pride II. +. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
NTOTICE OF APPLICATION for the
fine uutrbes ano Jeuelrp.

WATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, &c.-Pur-
~ chasers invited examine the following articles
which are offered TOR sale very low prices duplex Lee
yer Lepne and other Watches, by approved makers. OF
recent importaons fine gold and silver cases OF the
latest siyes warranted lime keepers Gold Chains
of new and fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons, Ladies,
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware. Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases Gold Pens Mauel CLOCKS, and choice se-
lection of Fancy Goods Watches Jewelry. &c cleaned
ari Tensirrd LOCKWOOD & SCRIBNER
255 Pearl-sL corner of FU.ton-st
r24 If opposite United States Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

The Bes. Remedy ever ye Discovered
ISOR sill kinds OF Worms Il only destroys worms
and inv!corsies the whole system but IL cissoves and
carries OF The superintendent slime prevalent
In The stomach and bowels Of children. especially OF
those IN bad health The mucas forms the bed or nest L
impossible for worms remain IN the body III harmless
in is effects on the system and he health OF The patient
always improved BY It's use when worms are dis
covered The medicine being paatahe nc child VIII refuse
10 take it, no, the most deiicaie
The above medicines are only prepared By John Winer
Hamilton, c. w and John Winer ! Co. New-York, sole
proprieors and for sale by Wyatt Keicha l2l Fg!ioa-
st; R. A. Sands, ISIS Bowery, of SpringsL and J. '"
Basse, 6ii Broadway; j. l. Codding Hudson corner
OF Spring St snd Druggists generally Throughout, the e!!y
mis- srIh&Tu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
ARRIVED.

ARNIVEU.
Packet ship Northumberland. Griswod, from London
and Portsmouth, Nov lst, TO Geo Griswod.
Packe, ship Stephen Whitney Popham, from Liver
pool, Goth Oct, to Kermit.
Packet ship ST Patrick, proal, from Liverpool, I'D Oct
to D Ogden.
ship Adirondack, shpley from Liverpool, ODD Oct TO
Geo 7 Trimble.
schr Brogauhof. Newport, RI, mdse.
Schr Balloon Swift, Bangor lumber.
schr Three Sisters, Jones Bangor, lumber.
Schr - Croix. Bangor, lumber.
Schr Arkansas Pierce, Bangor, lumber.
Schr Squirrel. Trou Portsmouth, shocks.
Schr Alexander NJ, Caswell New Bedford OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04


WALK Ei'S Patent improved Hot Air Furnaces, for
~ hssu. Dwellings, Stores. Churches. kc.TLese Fur
VIII economically ana eiciruty the air IN Inc
apartments vii he pure and healthy free NON dryuess dust
.as.
They pa! up snder he personal supervision OF r
Walker The Pssnce and lave hitherto given entire salts
faction, and are 10 S cases warranted 10 perform well
Reference y. w. Taylor, Esq Governor Newly ork ho'
pits; Mr.. Charles S.srr Superintendent dos Edward De
Esq u Wgs; c. D. Rhodes, Esq 10 Pesr!-sLeeI
Nj. Thomas McEraih "a Nassau, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
NIIAlEMEN

letter from ship Susan, Manchester of New Bedford
reports her Cape dc Verbs Sept L. all we'll had land
cd loo bbls sperm oil at Fayal.
letter from bark Cacholet Taber, Massapoiset re-
ports her no date SC with - bbs sp oil bosrd-had
landed ut Fayai 275 bbls sp oil
1t Tahiti. July Is, Columbia Nani, 1000 sp for home
10 days only American vessel. Spoke Oct la, 10 03
s. lon Is w Peruvian, 80 days from New London, for
New Zealand. clean.
sid from Zanzibar, in July ship Triton, Fosdick OF
Plymouth, with 1000 bbls sp OIL cruise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
Din0ou 5bdbes.


WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, MOI Spruce-st New
w forETEs only aanuscory auy extent IN the Unit.
cd States TIE subscribers otter the splendid
assortment n Shades which could be collected 10 g-ther
consisting Of the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic painted by art.sis These are
e.! vie fs OF celebrated places in Europe.
1000 pairs OF assorted Gothic, Connlhan and Landscapes
such Is are generally sold ABOUT the City.
10 pairs OF most beautiful! Corntnhn painted in Florence
100 pairs OF OF the celebrated places in his
country.
5000 pairs OF cheap Shades from G.. cents to 81 So
We pledge ourselves TO sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any other house IN NeFYork Persons wishing 10 see he
process OF getting up the Useful articles. are shovn
through The painting rooms win great pleasure
S!gns tanners, and Interior Decorations no, 10 be srr
passed trimmings OF al kinds manufacturers prices
Persons buying sell again dealt with on the most liner.
q Letnis- Oh on BARTOL & DE NAUNY
FRENCH WINDOW SHADES -. c. Wood.
lord 10y; broadway has just received extensive
sore-I OF Tie above Shades varying from u feet In
length Also, invoice OF FreRc Landsc Paintings Of
ne" designs, &c Conrthier Columns. &c The invoice
ingly
NB-Mercaaats and Uphols;erers buying TO sell again
VIII be allowed liberal discount Next door TO the
OF Resdest Laarge's Buildings Gnl5l j. c. WooDFoRD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
Camps, Gntlsrp, &r.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE.

I.OUTHOUY L MEYERS, 81 broadway, respectfully
" invite Tue public cali al their and examine me
richest and most extensive assortment TO be found 10 tls
country OF BRONZED and ORMOLU CHANDELl ERS,
CENTRE. MANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET. and READ
ING LAMPS. cANDELABRA. GlRASDOLES. BRAC-
OF patterns.
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS q and superb article, pc
culiarly desirable for packets aud steamboats,.
IN evidence of the superiority of this portion OF heir stock
over sny other oil It's class offered the public IN this Cy
they with honest pride refer 10 no less tai SIX GOD
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS. awarded 20 Tie mannacIhr-
- within the last years. for the greatest variety aud
beauty patterns and the unrvaed finish OF their work
Every article sold by C. ~ IS warranted TO be what they
represent and those who wish obtain fret class goods a.
price often paid Tor such OF very inferior quality,
are requested 10 favor them with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
RI 4 liberal discoun; 10 Churches and Hotels. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN ship Northumberland, from London-Mrs VIM Jack
SON. of New-York Miss Almeager. Miss Walter of Lon.
don; james KinPy, of New Haven Charles Comb. OF
Ncw-York NJ Campbell, iOth Regt Army G Ed,
wards of South Carolina Eugenia AISLE OF Paris E
Lukeman of Salem-40 in the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
FOREIGN PORTS

Arr a, Mstanzas, 18th ult brig James Atkins Grundy
from New-iork.
Arr az Barbados 5,h ult, bark Henrietta Thompson.
Fildcn. Philadelphia; ories Cohen Jr. McE arland
W Jones. Norfolk; Queen Victoria Spring do
AZ Halifax 2sd ult brig Mozart kcntfor Boston
day. Going in the morning brig Acsdisn, I'm Boston.
At 81 Thomas 18Th u.t barks Albert Curtis. from and
for 81 Domingo, unc, on lthe slip copperng Chaplin,
from Demersra, Just arr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
DISASTERS

The schr Susan Jackson (ol Salem Smalley, I'm Bos
ton for New.York. struck Watch Hill Rect, Sunday
morning u, 4 O'Clock, bged and Immediately filled AT
day light she was discovered by three smacks lying in
S,oningon who to her assistance took her in tow
and brought her the mouth OF this harbor where she
now lies the eshcl in the river preventing their coming
up She lies on her beam ends part OF her rail and
topnasts only Of the is doubtful whether
m /,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

DODGERS;S TABLE CUTLERY IN SETS.
IA few sets OF the genuine Joseph Rodgers Sons
Table Cutlery in sets Of 81 pieces complete, win ivory
handles French pattern FORKS. For sale by
ME- JOHN J. BROWN Co.. ~ Fuiton-sL
HARDWARE and Cuilery.-Sesmen Lowerre 10
Il Spring-sL Greenwc offers Tor sale large and
general Of Hardware, Cutlery Britannia and
faosn.i Ware ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
71atent Hlenirinss.
SlNnSIS SARSAPERILLA

FOR TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE or ALL DisLAsLS
.pT.rYc FROM Az IMPURE STATE or The BLOOD, Oh
HABIT or TIE SYSTEM VIZ -
Serof.la or King, Ed fsel"a'l'u 0ost"6te s
r,nt,ons pinplsI P,;uet The Face, Blo:ehei be
Csran,e Sore Eye Ring HorIn Tetter Sead Head ~"
Iareeren. Pam Of the Bone, end Jotnt' Stuooo-
Ileer, Sypailic Symptom, SeiGtieG, or LuoGEo d'ln
eases arutng from rjudiclOuI use Of Mercury -:,e
te, or Drop,y Exposure imY-sd-ne< IN LJe- IT.
Chronic ConI;,:,onal DLorderS 1iH be TeS7ed " ih
Preparation =. ,,.-ao,.z
Mind as well BODY suffer from the effect OF cataneo'
and ucerous d-esses The irritation OF the skia =
The temper and II the indications Of the disease
face knowledge of tie repulsive appearance II @
ADDS to the discomfort and annoyance OF me
az plicatons found OF bu i.;!e use II d'ease VI ~
ssin aud they NAV be dangerous ,,i,,,. L. in
VIVA. i. the Inodus operandi OF Lotions o.a.u b
the process OF removing pus,ules and Other tscs ~
SKIM l. ia bis-they drive the disease csen ~ b en-
where II was engeucered they shut up me QUE y. m 90
noissnD virus and il either gives token o. Us ~
other shape repIodpces The s ssT i
The scon OF his preparation IS directly NE reVefs OF @
i The source not the symptoms IL Furges the oooa
of he rrtsnt and acric particles men ee e Az
Ssnce i,s cllres are thorough ana permanent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
-, Only HEEULAR LINE olPacAeIs for New

fIUBBAtD'S PAPERS-BURNAPa GABCOCk.
No - JohE=treet, offer Tor sale full d
Papers manufactured w the Mcssrs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers, blue ami white Imperial Super Roya+
Royal, Medium, DENY and Fiat Cap
Bank Folio Post, Bank Quafto Post Exchange Cap.
Extra Super Cut Cap ruled and plain.
Letter Paper ruled and plain. full assortment
Pack-i Post, Super HI.d Extra Super.
Tinted Plate Paper Colored l.periaa
Coioreo Royals thick thin.
Do. Medium, do. do.
Do. Double Cap, for copy books.
Zine Glazed COored Mediums, Royals, &c. &c.
B. L = haze hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers. Book and News Printing Papers, Pls,s
Papers, Hardware snd Wrapping Papers They also
30, agents OK TIE gounae PausnL t.aveop Paper.
Printing Paper Of any and quality made order ct
ihpr notice ly2l Dsy-.~i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04
JAMES MAXWELL.

JAMES MAX " ELL
1IACHINIST, 25s Bowery, New Yor@-Prinrng Litho-
VI graphic and Copperp.ate PRESSES; bookbncers
Cutting and Embossing PRESSES Rolling Machines and
Squar1g Shears Iron Backing Presses Cylinder Presses
for Newspapers and Jobbing aaXwegs Patent Single Frs
sr; Printing Nachi-e-te chief improvement IS in the fri
s not being liable Ilur The Improvement may be seen
y calling a. Inc Methodist Book Coccefn, 300 Mulberry -
y. 7.
Double fshet Adams Presses altered 10 Single, having al
the Qualities the improved Adams without The expense
doing - much work IL The time equally well
Improved Standing Press; Proof and Transfer
Presses Maxwelps Patent Printing Engine; Selnh!Rg
Apparatus and every a.clei II h- ne necessary n PRINT
ce or Bindery made 10 order on reasonable
Napier and other Presses repaired and put IL order
&c &c iell iawtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-04

The packet ship Europe for Liverpool, reported sailed
got ashore yesterday the S. W. Spit. and remained
there three hours AT the rise of the tide got off and
proceeded TO
The packet ship Yorkshire from Liverpool, before re
ported at anchor the Bar taken in this
Ing by the steamboat Duncan C. Pel, Capt Hoffman,
and brought up 10 the city.