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A CASE OF ASTHMA

The following 10 rem a Distinguished
Lawyer OF the city of NV YosR;snJ
who after reading ooc6 ca.es cpp
doubt the efficacy Of tins cadrcIneY
New York, Jan. 25 l843
! have,been oflIcled WITH spa ,nodIc
asthma for 21 years aomelImes 90 SO
ver1ly as TO bo confined 10 nv room, for
"eeRo; and although attended by yarI.
ous medIca adviser Of the hIghfsl slren.
u'eiloD and skill ~ rho country tina re-
lIei was bui parin md temporaIv--
t"ice the disease proved poarIy elel 10
my hie,
Some few weeks ago, ! rommonced
taking WislOr's BaIsam Of Wiz Cherry.
which gave me instant relief, ana n
single bottle produced in q lew davs
what believe lol be radIcaI and per.
feet cure
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FOR CONSUu PTgON!
lmporlanl 10 An those pfIllcted wllh

Important to ell those pfflcted with
diseases of thp Langs aud Breast.
Sven Thousand cases obstinate
-PU monary EonpJaia;s cured in one
year.
HISTAk'S BALSAM OF WILD
CAERRY, the great Americaa Rene
dy for the Lung complaints and all
affections Of tie respiration Oagdas.
We do not wish rotrile with the lives
or health Of the sffl cted, end we sin
cerety pledge ourselves to nuke no as
sertloDs as TO the virtue o this medj.
cine, and 10 hold out 40 hope to suffer-
ing humanity which facts will rot var
rant.
We ask the attention OF the candid to
q few considerations.
Nature, iu every part OF her works
has lett tndeible marks of edaplion
aud design.
The constitution Of the animsls end
vege tables OF the lorrid, is such that
they could not endure the cod Of the
friRId zone, aud wee versa.
To regard to disease aud its cure, the
adaptioa is 10 less striking.
The Moss Of Iceland, The Wild Cher.
ry and Pine Of all Northern Iaritudes
(and DIR WIslar's Balsam' is a com
pound chemical oxlrac from lhesel have
long been celebrated for comp aiors
prevalent only in cold climates Indeed
tho most distinguished medical men
have avened TINT nalure furnished N
every country antidotes foriis own De.
culor diseases.
Consumption in its confirmed and in.
clplent siages. coughs, ashme. Group
and liver complains, form by Far the
most fatal class of diseases known ro
our land Yet even rheoe NAV he cured
Oy means Of the simple yet powerful.
remedies (named aboVe) aud which arr
catered, by beneicienl PDoyud nee
wherever those maladjes prevail.
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TIMOTHY SEED. DRIED Penchss

EuHer FiaSSesd. Feathers. BeeSwar,
And al kAds Ol merGhtnlabie Produce
wanted in exchange for GOODS, for
which we wllIply thc"highesr prize and
sell our Goots as Inv as they can be
purchesed in the Sate.
| ATKINSON & co,
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GreatchaMcC:lOr IKsaT gaia
-Y.4LU.aBLEfF,AR.N AT PaIYATE

The, subscriber, dosirors
Of locating himself 10 some
other section Of the county
OGers 20 sell hIs we'll known
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
DIED.

~ GU. readers may remainder the account .iys.
by US short time since OF the melancholy death Q: Cs?
j. Chester Resd L. : Army OF our City. We copy tie
following from the n Orleans Picayune Of Tie 2h ul
"DIED-At Wheeling Va the l7th inst. Cap,
CHE TER REID OF the Z. :. army son ei Cap:. sam
C. Reid Of Ncwlork IN the 53d year Of his ss For ha
sst eight years Capt Reid had served IN the stat Of Ne
Gen Gaines. as his oid.de.csm2 on the Tth OF Aggg.,
las, ais regiment the 9Th Infantry arriving at New Or
leans on their 20 Texas he with that ch!Ssrc
patriotic feeling for which he ever known resigned
hs position in the staff Of Gen g. 10 Join his COMPANY
which would not peTm! 10 20 into the held OF serve
without him In October he returned 10 this city i o.,
licstc heah from Corpus Christi where, from eAposur,
he had been attacked with dyscnteEy and WAS b.,
way 10 NewYork for his heA;h when be WAS overiasrf
by death Capt. X. brave and gallant solder, 81
his untely death Is regreitcdby large circle OF suds
throuerou. the Southwest snd especially IN our Ciy
The country has been deprived by his loss Of mo-
siud.heared and generous spirit as wei! as most
comulshed and efficient officer.
ON the 22d Nancy B wife Of VIM. b Palmer, g.
on the 2lst Martin Rapp, aged 81
2lst William Bartlett, aged p
A. rWilliuusbureh, 10Th, Lydia wife OF Thomas Wide.
aged So.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
\ Thriving Town-Northcrn Ohio.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


RicgF1ELp. Summit Co Ohio Dec. 4th, lci5.
In my communication ,ha: appeared in The
Weekly Tribune ofthc a2d Nov. made some gen
era remarks on the state OF society here that may be
thought 200 censorious, but as general application
it was the honest convictions Of my mind. Howey-
er not wishing to earn the reputation OF a censor,
am happy to add and that frankly, too, thatw have
some noble exceptions 10 those general remarks; and
among our wealthy citizens, too, from whom / have
received personally demonstrations OF the most dis
Interested kindness and who know contribute literally
10 the support Of all moral and religious Institutions
The morals of cur town are almost stuneXcepuonabc.-
We have not an habue drunkard in town, place
where ardent spirits can be obtained except at the
apothecary's shop Our inhabitants number about one
thousand We hare three houses Of public worship, a
wellconducted academy. district schools. sc. three
stores with an aggregate capital OF about $4,000 houses
Of public entertainment mechanics shops, sc. &C.
wit, two extensive Tanneries tha: turn out annually
from fifteen eighteen thousand dollars worth OF
Leather winch principally shipped 70 Newly ork and
Boston, All this. with the most industrious population
ever knew on a spot where bat ic years since the
wild beasts Of the forests roamcd in undisturJed
security.
Our section Of the State is celebrated principally for
ts productions OF Beef Butter and Cheese with OF late
years large product of Wool, aad some OF the finest
qualities Wheat and Indian Corn, also. amply remunerate
the husbandmsn for cultivation, and fruit grows in the
nces, perfection. The "praires' Of the Far Wcst'
may produce more Wheat and Corn per acre. bu The
soil OF Northern Ohio will produce all the necessaries as
well as the little comforts that make life pleasant and inn.
proved farms can be purchased here varying from
twelve TO thirty dollars per where the facilities to
market are such that produce sworth nearly as much
as in Western NewYork. Having so many friends in
New York interested in the daily markets it may not be
anis to give lis, of prices that We mechanics here can
supply ourselves with by our labor Wheat one dollar
per bushe: best of Beef three dollars per cwt
Butter twelve per pound Pork three 10 four dol
lars per cw and the best Hickory Wood delivered al
one dollar per cord. Wages are not high but have
never seen man but could obtain employment and nj
price tha. would afford hEl all the necessaries OF life
and this would be sufficient if the state Of society was
surh as our friend Charming would have IT, or as our
Mister tuusht US in his Sermon on the Mount Il snoud
be- Yours. H. = W.
P S-Winterhas wrapped Us in his cold windinG-sheet
unusually carly We have iourteennches deep and
the varying from eight 70 twenty degrees
aud the seghing best that mas been here in many
raars II. :. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

ROYAL GIFT 70 Az AMERICAN AUTHoR.-W e
have just learned OF a most haueFng compliment Iaai
an American wr,:sr Mr. a J. Downing. OF Highland
Gardens. Nevs-York, who published not long since,
charming book on landscape gardening Mr. Hen
r. Wikot, who arrived yesterday N the Acacia lson'
Liverpool hss brought over yh min an autograph let
from the Queen CT Holland. together with u:agnh-
cent ruby ring eacircled by three rows OF the diamonds
in acknowledgment OF the pleasure her majesty deFFed
from the late peruss of NJ. Downinsa oooS- coth-
pliuen! Ike ,sis from rova persorase American
author Is cerainy quite novel and " nai enhsnces Us
value IS The new mode made choice Of The st OF a
jewel Is the familiar that crowned eeaa Usually
selects express royal appreciation bat Is the rstin-
stance Of The kind we know of where autograph let
Ter was added give stronger emphasis 10 such ies.
trnonial We record win great pleasure iais marked
compliment 70 the talents OF fellow countrJua and
congratulate NJ. Wikos upon bis honorable comrlis-
SION, Boston Poet
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Rank sornries aud Perer Funks.

To The Editor gf TRs Tribune;
am gratfad by portion OF the reply OF the BANK
Notary, who signs himself Decatur, TO M coHraan-
cation OF the 18th inst; he admits the vsny OF the
transaction which aluded-viz: where one OF his
Notaria brethren refused 20 certified check on
the very Bank from which he brought the note Tor which
he demanded payment So lar, so good allowed the
scoundrel in that prces; The note and declare
his seal Of Office that he had fesdnd<d payrnsn.
and was refused. afrerwa-t called on me ites-Ceal
Of the Bauk-who. by the wsy, IS one o me aost ais
ngushed for wealth talent and integrity IN
and be condemned the proceeding oU' eld nQ a. Ia -
am informed dismiss the SotaFy, ~aicn claim ne
should have done so Ear are agreed aeTe are
however OF this species OF pey SWIMMING nol so
gross in form bu, quite much so IN TACT and WHICH
are OF 90 common occurrence that nave ra.cy exc:
couversed with merchant upon tee suUect VINO hha
not had experience n the mater note Ne. over !of
of notice or other mistake Ill o clock = NJ IL
is Immediately grabbed by the Notary, who generally
holes till night increase the Giculiy Oh gee
ting specie and ,nen presents il The Merchant whose
funds always deposited 10 Bank runs 20 me BANK
and II ne gain g. hat tis Oh oay eels
his check certified if he cannot ne goes 70 broker or
some friend. and obtains current BANK os ~foth are
refused unless the Notary fee Is paid. wnch pelns PAID
renders either acceptable The fee in such cases can
Be. and believe am justified in saving in great ma
jorty of cases Is exio-ted the note is protested IN
which case the fee becomes lega! demand such pro
ceedings regard quite below Fetesf unkins' ana
advise Decatur if he IS of that sort Of Notares,
change his profession. As Peter Funk, ne can get
dollar day with the privilege of picking The pockets
OF customers which is better pay than seventyvs cents
for occasional protest and from some renarS5 Incl
dentay dropped by Decatur, il might be Inferred that
strong elective affinity would naturaLy attract nrn
10 such vocation. MEkCAIOR-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

FIRE AT BCFFALo.-On Friday afternoon. the
large wooden warehouse, corner OF Commsrcia-st and
the Dock lately occupied by A r Cobb Co. was burnt
together with the entire block OF wooden buildings eX
tending from the Dock Watcr.st. The following COM
prises the names OF the sufferers
Paul Roberts clothing Loss from $1,000 20 ST.,
500 Insured. A. 4 Cobb & Co. orwarders Removed
most of their effects David Robinson, grocer. Loss
$500 to $500. Two three shops kept by Germans.
German boarding house and tavern Two German beer
shops. Charles Wormwood clothing store. A. Nc
Cready, cooper shop.
The Marvin block on the opposite side OF CONNER
ciast several times fire hut by the efforts OF the
tiremcn. WAS preserved. The buildings burned were Of
little value. and were the property OF the n Lie and
Trust Company. Alb. Argus, Monday
- There was another heavy blow 1t Buffalo
on Thursday night, in consequence OF which several
canal boats were driven from their moorings with their
csreoea (wheat) wholly or partially destroyed
CAPIrAL PUNIsHMESr-We are pleased TO see
tha: Mr. Mouton has introduced bill in the House to
abolish capital punishment and hope the day is far
disan. when imprisonment. for life will he substituted in
Ohio Tor the bualzng spectacle OF strangng to death
a fellow creature. In Belgium the Death Penalty has
been practically set aside since 1880 by Communication OF
al capital TO imprisonment At hard labor and
statistical records show that rs executions decreased
capital crimes diminished Capital crimes go decreased
that from over 20 n year of which 30 murders.
when the executions A. year. they fell 10 less than
year of which but were murders, when none were
executed. Cleveland Herald
Mr. PoLK's OPrStoS.-A gentleman Of high stand
and OF most nnQuesconabl Wcp ct'fit
the river yesterday informs that he heard MI Polk
say 10 his friends few days that be could pledge
himself that there would be no war with Great Britain
on account of the Oregon question. louisville Jour.
INTENSELY COLD WEATHER.-The Thermome-
ter atood at 10 below zero Friday morning las Such
a sudden changein in the temperature >: the weather Il
rarely known III the West.
[Green Bay (wsc9nsin) Repub. ID.
~ Richard NJ johnson. according TO the posi-
tive statement of the Chicago News, regular sub
scrber TO Benjamin Lundys Genius OF Universal Eman-
cipation from its commencement to the death OF Mr..
Lundy The same editor believes that he contributed
funds to sustain Lundy in his severest trials.
Ey@ The Directors of the Utica and Schenectady
Railroad have decided to two daily trains on and
after the 29h inst.
tY man was discovered by the engineer OF
one OF the trains plying between Philadelphia and Bur
ugton lying in of ntoxication upon the rails :
He knocked aside and considerably bruised by the
engineer but not seriously. 1t is not improbable that
the placed himself in that position Intentionally.
E 4 Mr. Lester has been found guilty of the
murder OF King B. Scott his brother in law in Jackson
Co. Mo and sentenced to be hanged the 23d day OF
January next.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Markets. :. Carefully Rcported for The Tribune.

MONDAY, Dec. p.
ts~ The Produce Markets continue good deal un.
settled and business generally is very dull.
AsHEs-There have only been small sales at previous
prices 5 - for Pots and 1 l2iGi Isl for Pearls.
CQTTON-The transactions have been very small to-
day and the market is very much Saturday. Ship
pers would probably in 10 some extent at cent
farther decline, but factors DO not submit. few par
cells have been taken by spnners at cent decline.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The heaviness in this staple
noticed Saturday continues and buyers Tor export do
not bid over 20. Some parcels held on speculation
were offered at - without buyers. a few moderate
lots for consumption were taken a 90 bur the only
transaction for export heard OF was lOUO Dds Gene
see supposed at 60 In Southern descriptions there
is nothing doing The market is nominally SO We no.
tice sales 200 bbs. Connecticut Corn Meal al 3i and
20 hhds do AT SIS.
GRAIN-A very large operation in Wheat came of to-
day for export England embracing about 10000 bush
of white 5000 bush Long Island. lis cts and
the remainder Western, on private terms excepting
1000 bushels l22 There still parcels
left in the market For Corn the market is unsettled,
and for Southern 7007l cents ID generally offered
small parcel 700 bushels sold at 10 cents and $500 do
old 10 Ill up an English order - or c3 cents. Barley
was offered at SO without sales Canal Oats are
4s049 cents and dull. Southern nominally 39DiO
cents In Rye there have been no transactions.
WHTSKY-There have been no sales OF bbls and the
market is nominay y cts Drudge is selling in mode
rate lots at IS cts.
HAY-The market IS quiet at e5 50lOO cents the sup.
ply being all in sto,e. There is itte shipping de-
/ mand.
LIME-The market stands at about 95 cts. with fair
demand.
IATtfS-Sales Of Eastern in lote at - p 1000.
NAVAL STORES-There ia but little Turpentne on
the market and operators appear to have disposition
TO take hold The nominal rate Is s. The latest ac-
by private letters from abroad rather
favorable than the newspaper accounts.
METALS-Pig Iron is dull at S3J with sales The
receipts Of Swedes going into store. Some Scotch
Ply is being rcshpped. There is Pig Lead ailoat-
Holders ask s.. Last sales 4 20.
PROVISlONS-The market Is very dull and prices
heavy. Pork is noninaly 10 37 and l3 37i with sales
$50 bbls Beeis also dull We sales 100 bbs City
Mess at 81 Other articles of Provisions stagnanl
Cheese is down and shippers DO give cents.
Butter is not active but prices much as before.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

EASTERN TRAvEL.-The train over the Norwich
lWorcester Railroad for this city, left Boston little ai.cr
O'Clock Saturday afternoon in the midst of driving
snowsiorm and came through TO the landing ct Allen
Point on the Thames l0s mes in orr and half hours,
or the of 81 miles hour including stoppaccs.
and in the face Of driving and ptchy darkness for
a good part Of the way. When, o when shall We have
such despatch on the Philadelphia route
AT Aliens Point the good steamboat Cleopatra Capt
DusTAN was 10 readiness and came on TO New London
very speedily but there the violence of the storm and
the darkness Of the nigh, compelled halt OF two to
three hours We, the Cleopatra through and landed
her passengers at our wharf about 81 o'clock Those
who remember what travelling to and from Boston 'ras
few years ago and have experienced how uniaguins
and comfortable is fail bless the nven
ton of Railroads.
Monday night last will be remembered exceedingly
boisteroussmost hurricane On that night the Cleo
patra through Aliens on by half past 2ocock
and her passengers all sale in Boston considerably
before NJ Such performance praises itself. And
co,,s bur dollar more in Winter and half mach in
Summer be carried thus Boston s4O miles Is miles
per hour a, Philadelphia less than 100 mics Is miles
per hour Cannot this be improved
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Ncw-York CnrrIe Market.

AT market 1900 Beef Cattle $50 from the South Is
COVE and Calves, and $500 sheep and Lambs.
Beef CaHle-An active demand has prevailed during
the week, without however, any material variation in
price which for inferior and inidding qualities may be
quoted at 81 jO0s5 and 50 30 and S. 25 for good and
prime though small lot Saturday, brought So so
200 left over.
Cores and Cctres-A market taken at priccs
ing from SIS. to $50, as in quality
sheep and LenJs.-We quote 81 25 q >3 so 4 few
extra a, So All sold.
Hay is held atsl l2i, and considerable Gales making
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
JOSIAH RiChAaD'S, >, Aucaon.er.
.rrnf NnII. III a nIIn.N Ianna


z Grent sale oil Holiday Eooks.-SpsSsi
EHslsI bo0AsJ &c rms Eve An ex-.slFe aud 'FSJ.
coieciiOa Oi ooUA- suitable Cafsgin4, AID We" M
Presents, embracing several bulCr red elegant AacGA
ISio Common pray Books Tue rlcbe.t velvet az ,
rocco oiadinss sp.euGid Eug Bibles 10 h
fOcco oind4nss uPwascs ~ v0u.l's vi u9e -,
modern English Poets ~ handsome Dndass 10
HE most popular and beautiful puDlcaions ise' loa
and ea.oel!isned volumes, AIso very CHOICE Ia.
OF Eagr.h Ind American editions OF stsnaAfd
Exrlotny Eyn.d.Io, yo1. sets Encyclopedia Agss'
as - '''"' Ne oNNo'' No, ~ BrpsdrtS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

II Upon learning OF the melancholy death OF
the late under Sheriff Steele. Hon. John Hunter, of
eschestsr the owner of Of lEnd IN this county
with commendsble liberality directed his agent Mr.
Kers,ed with Judge Hathaway, 70 select iarn OF IOe
And Also (she then being ees il the event OF an her
being born that another a Of 100 be selected IN
like manner TO be presented to Tie child Mrs Steele
was Monday delivered Of tine boy, who is now do
ing we'll Delhi Express, lsta.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

professor GorRArpis now tesc hing Photography
lNoah's Sunday Messenger.
Prof uraud is aor teaching nothing; he is still con-
vaescent and slowly recovering from his long and severe
illness He is JUS: beginning up in his room, and
the opinion Of his physician is tha; his friends may ex-
pect 10 see him able to resume his social sSter
course and the course of his useful lsbors
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
court cnlerdnr....TnI. Day.

SUPERIOR CoUs7-,,os - 6l. 4. :, 1876. e. :. p :,
u IS 70 - ~ 10 90 So Is 81, II -, % ), IS s. H.
S. 10
CtRourr coURr-Eos. $50, Is. 10 Il, Is l9 20 q. .
%. ~ 357 35c 26 y.
ConNox PLEAs-Partl-No. -. 81 %. o5 81. o. l1
los l07 100. III. - Par; 2In Board of Ass;,,s,.y
roonl-Nos l6 %, - IS Sc = 90. o. 2. 4, -, S.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
MARRIED:

Al Nyack. 18Th, John L. Salisbury, of this City, :
A: Ha,ford c., Rev George J. Geer. of Bass,oa So.
n. Y to Isabella Montague.
A. CaDnndaigus. 4th f. Dslano TO Ruth R Whit.
Cbsrles g. Showers to Clsrisss Allen.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in PhiIa delphia.

IUTTesponGtnce uI I He I!!IuLt.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2a-P. NJ
TIE rivers Delaware and Schuylkill are now com.
pleey ice bound and vessels OF course prevented
from getting up tie aid OF STRAIN TIE
schr Ellen Boon from Wilmington. n. c. foF iuis port
ashor- FRIDAY night on Grove Bar. near New,
Castle and after throwing 80 bbs rosn succeeded
in getting OF and in tne hsrbor Of New Castle
where aeet Of vessels remain.
Very little business done in stocks today,
the late having entirely paralyzed al business
Penn Fi7es closed heavy 6s. decline OF from Sat
urday and Reading Railroad at -: decline OF /. Uni
ted states Bank sold i. with bid falling OF OF !.
vicksbu-G declined selling al y. For Texas Notes
-: bid. 23i asked.
There is little OF interest stirring today worth no.
icing The weather has become more moderate. and
there is every appearance of a heavy snow
The steam ferry boat was nearly an hour in fore
inc her WAY across the Delaware 20 Camden.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
SnIcs of Real Estate.

by Il. J. bleecRer.
The house and lot D. rhomass % by 100
BY Edgcr Jenkins.
Lot on 26th.st cor. Lexington avenue, q feet IN
cbes nv 100 feet . l5C
Lot on Lexineton nextto 26hs same size l,5I
Lot on Goth St near 9TH avenue - feet inches ia
front % feet inches 70 feet II inches one side
s5 feet 2, the otb.r zoe
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Business Notices.

re- Can Consumption be cured WHAT'S Cousumpt.,oi
lis lubercle OF the lungs Then ;hoseberces wereheae
aud tie lungs Otherwise sound, he patient must Se tee
Mr. Editor says Mr. Abemelhy sad The genuine Doctor
Taylor's Balssm ofyerSor from the only true oacs
Bowery with Dr. Lecss signature the elegant wrappe
will cure taberce-. Its pureiya Chrono-Thennal renee
al., s,r Colds
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
Come one. come al Du5 o4rrs's Preparation :


To ocaaufy lie hs.r, 7 Is The pesl IN cie4lOa.
q BARkYs TaICoPHERoUs las been 81 oHs II Gse = =
Mas gwen socn general sTtioa, that II Is H4fdy
safy - f-cSBmrnd It Dy ei!urnerannk ts q2a tics -,
there are so may other articles pulled about MI D@
wishes persons ~ understand lha his TrcV nerOs
awe ca1Go. De f.iiDyIIg scuri Gsna- .
giving -H= tAa Z = a-a4G:. 0=aauid growth. ,,s.
ffopaied ol-y " A u oANlI, 4flsL Is JIG p'S ~,
uao-r
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

E~V V. 5. PALMER, TAO gent most OF the hes! News
papers o. al the cities and principal hroughouitls
country and uesr receives Advertisements hi, Cor
try Newspaper 4d,ertng -igency in his builduS-Ir
r.,c. at ths Coal Oyylcg nSu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23
re- In General Committee of Democratic
XhIy Young Wen, Dec. 18th, 1S4J-

Rolr<d Tb-t be rrconmended I, The D mocrac " ttG
Young Mn oi ihs City OF New YorI assemble NJ Inc
Wig Head Quarters ia heir respective Wsrd. un e.s
nhei vie directed bv tne'r Delegates this on
Ed sy evening the tn inst for III purpose OF eeeog e
De from Wsrd constitute their Gcnersi oof
nijtee for tho eL suing year. Bv ord - -, 49,,
THO. Z TOMLINSCN, Charman.
JoHS D. LYNDON. Secretary. o-< D."
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-23

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-yery superior 0ooGs L.
extra fine do 6s Young Hyson superb articles U.s. 5s and
At the wholesale and retail Of the Canton Tea Coz
pany, 1853 Greenwic-s The OF Corand-st 81
l2 Chatham.s, between Pear aad Roosevelt This IL a
oldest and largest Tea Establishment! in Americn- Tb
reputation for upright dealing aid for the very high qna1
ofheir goods, stands and doubtless will forever stand u
rvalcd. We earnestly recommend families, country mr.
Chants md the whole public 10 this very respectable e@
biislHuenL Agency in Brookyn-l97 Falton-st oppO1
Clnrk.s