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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15
MFR CHILD, oeulist having disposed OF his practic

MFR CHILD, ocust, having disposed Of his Practice
Ifl 10 DR.. BROWN who pursucs the mode Of treat
ment as that successfully used by himself in every dis
ease the Eye declared incurablc and aban-
doned by eminent Physicians and ocusts, oegs to intro.
dce him to the public feeling assured the most beneficial
results will not fail to warrant his recommendation
DR.. Browns practice simple and easy-ncther resort
Ing painful methods which too generally adopt
Cd requiring rksome confinement nom light and
air. unpleasant restrictions In food. which are most
usually enforced Numerous OF his successful treat
mcnt have been publicly recorded to which he can REFER
and he possesses testimonials Of the value and efficacy OF
his mode OF practice which be inspected by any one
who favors him with call. lie will never undertake n
case there good for expectnga cure
and his aim and object being assist IN the restoration
of that incsmablc blessing sghe poorest OF the COM
muniy may avail themselves OF his assistance us freely as
the most opulent.
Dr. Brown may be consulted every day Sundays except
ed his office &c Chambers ST. four doors below Broad
way. Hours of attendance from ii a. M. to T. NJ
Advice TO the Poor gratis. DBL 3my-
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a TOWN, conn. ID. II, CHASE, A. II. PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1855. Sessions commence May 10Th and
Oct 18th, continuing five months NJ $50 per session.
Thorough preparation for college or business aG person.
al attentions are secured to pupils fully in the most
expensive schools. Lads from Newforh are placed IN
charge careful person. going and returning Circulars
n, 81 Nart,t-stroet and IA Broadway. d23yc
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The SPECIAL OYER AND TIgMNgR.-Thc term OF the
Ourt OF Oyer and Torncr specially called by act OF The
geseat Legislature try the Anti.Ken PRISONERS IN 70
sab;a County, commenced ON Monday at HUDSON, lion
ssry who had retired on Monday under an elaborate
9gs from TIE presiding Judge, returned into Court Win
y following indictments
lst Against Boushton, BedinS and Eutchss Tor man
laughter, lst degree.
ID. Against BOushton, Bedding. Hutcns, Reynolds and
ffakle, for robbery.
ii. -.Salist Boushton, Bcldns Reynolds Hrtchlns and
!Ale, for assault aud battery with deadly weapons
h Against Boushten, Bedding and lie, nolds, same Of
sasgs last
sh Agains. Boughton. same offence.
Court thereuTon adjourned over 10 Monday that the
And Jlry might pursue farther their Investigations
Agency General BARKER has been designated by tho Gov
to appear IN behalf OF the State In the prosecution of
eprsoncrs. .ANBRosg l.. JospAS, OF Sew-York ,or,n.
of Columbia County, has hcen retained by the Anti
<stAssociatIon to appear in behalf of the prisoners
Albany Advertiser.
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&C. scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel, Sir IRIS
trem, &c are published in 25-cent number by Bur
CESS, Stringcr IL Co. SCOTS entire Poetlcal Works
are to be given in four numbers for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

~ Arthur Young, IN his Travels IL France,
stated that Mons. Leonard, of Paris, had made a
remarkable discovery in electricity. You write"
says he, two or three words on paper, he takes
it with him into room and turns machine, en-
closed in cylindrical case, at the top OF which IS
an electromeier, a small fine pih ball; wire con-
meets with similar cylinder and electromcter IN
distant apartment; and his wife by remarking the
corresponding motions of the ball. writes down the
words they indicate. From which i; appears that
he has formed an alphabet Of motions. As the
length of the wire makes difference III the effect,
correspondence might be carried on at any dis
lance, within and without besieged town, for iu-
stance, or for purpose much more worthy and
thousand times more harmless, between two low
ers, prohibited or prevented from any better con-
nectlon. Whatever the use may be, the invention
is beautiful"
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ROOK.KEEPlNG. &,


- C. MARSH. Accountant, respectfully announces
" that his Counting-Rooms, No IS CedaT-sTeet con-
tnue open from \. NJ. 10 p. VI.
In the study OF Bookkeeping rs 1t is taught by MI.
Marsh every pupil keeps in the most practical manner
corpgc.s set OF partnership books, embracing all the diher-
en business transactions of good mercantile house nc
becomes familiar with all the books constituting the SET
balance sheets, accounts current, and with various er
camille calculations In interest," discount equation Oh pay
Inents, exchange, &c.
In one course of instruction person OF good capacity
will become q competent Book keeper, and Will receive
certificate 10 that effect. No one is taught In class
MERCANTILE WRITING.-A thorough Course OF pro-
gressive lessons which will not fail in efectng valuable
Improvement. Specimens OF Truly mercantile s'ye uiy
be seen at the rooms.
Prospectu>es, with terms hours &c H!ay DC oDtdieo
at the rooms day and evening.
C. C. MAESHS WORKS,
The Science 81 Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplifed
18th edition, 200 pages oct.yo Price 81.
The Art OF Single Entry Bookkeeping improved, 80 ed
ton 1870 pages octave Price 10 cents.
For sale at the bookstores, and a the rooms.
Mr. Marsh offers his services in opening closing or writ
ing up books SO Cedar-street, up stairs. s3f
DIANO FORTE MASUFACTORY.-The Subscribers
i finishing entirely new article OF instru-
ments which warranted superior in tone to any In
Use and keepin much longer the Improvement
consists Harp Frame, peculiar IN construction, opV-
atinz every objection heretofore caused b. the Use OF me-
.ac in Burins the tone Professors and Purchas-
ers are invited examination Of these instruments
GLENN ROGERS i co.
jy22 l52 Fulton-street, East side, Broadway
DRIvATE- CoTILLIoN PARTIFs attended to by a
Piano Forte and Violin Performer OF the best taeu'
in the City Inquire at JoLL1Es Music St2ss s
way. GU
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For The Tribune.
notice in your paper of lOthinsr an article from
the Alabama Journal, commenting upon a novel
vegetable OF the Cabbage kind raised from seed
brought from Belgium by the Hon. Fl W. billiard. >
The vegetable referred to IS one OF The. common
Brassica or Cabbage family, and known in all seed
collections as g Brussels Sprouts PRINCE.
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COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE.
No. S4.IonN-STREET

~ &. CLAYToN & Sons are in constant receipt Of
Il. Papers adapted 10 every branch OF The trade en-
bracus ~. usually large assortment OF Blank Books Cap
and Letter Writing together with every description Of
News and Eook Printing. Culored Paper Of Medium and
other sizes Envelope, Tobacco Shoe and Tea, Straw and
Rag Wrapping Hardware and Cloth in great variety I;
SILK and Log Tissue plain and colored &c &c. BESIDES
straw Bonnet Trunk and Bandbox Boards, Press Papers,
Re &c ja7
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~, HOWARD HOTEL, NYw.YoRK-THOMlS

l-~A HOWARD HOTEL, NEw-YoRK-THoMAS q
t;J ROE Proprictors-Thls web known establishment.
the corner Of Broadway and Maiden Lane, IN ms
CITY OF New York. Is opened under the direction and
prop-icorship of the undersigned by whom its high re-
putation as Hotel OF the first class will 1t is hoped, DO
fully sustained II has been put n the most thorough ana
complete repair, painted ana reted Those arrange
rneus which have rendered il equally attractive and
convenient 10 OF business 10 mon OF leisure and TO
private families will be continued the plan existing OF hay
ing two different hours meals that all be suited
This arrangement II IS believed, is peculiar feature Of
this establishment, and has proved ementy satisfactory
10 ali its visitors, In addition TO the eSerons OF the I'M
der,ipci those OF Mr. John Thomas, formerly OF the
American Hotel Albany. ard late Of the United States
Hotel Saratoga Springs, Will be used TO ensure as Tar rs
possible the satisfaction OF the friends OF the House ana
the public generally The undersigned loon WIN Conn
dcncc 10 The maintenance OF that favor with which tn
Howard Hotel" has ever been honorcd.
NJ J. THOMAS.
STEPHEN r. ROE. Gate conn
mandcr OF the Hudson River steamboat Empire.
New-lori january 81. 1915. ttEW
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Il A article OF American manufacture inducing ease
to the weary eye and strength TO the weak Numerous
testimonials Of their superior merit will be shown among
which those Of Dr. Lardner and other noted scientific
gentlemen; but the public are invited 10 Judge for them
selves. Difficult cases OF deficient vision solicited.
NIB. Livery other description Of spcctcles at less than
common prices. sic is&oseodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

and Fans ., the Head, SIDE ana 60ch.
Is most positive guarantee OF their unparalleled excel
lcncc. They arc, 0adsing from the demand) erecting
positively beneficial results, than any other KNOW"
$50 calletN remedy. People have been dosea with Necy
ard have experienced the too frequent fatal consequences
and have taken the old nauseatng cathariics u toera-
ton gives way to disgust at the very thought OF
The antote, long wished, and now so much called for
is the very remedy needed mild, pleasant harmless ana
eficacous-a NATURAL remedy; and one That III ever
solitary does perform all that II promises We
have relagabe proof Of this in every case mat
has knowledge, which ustiies us wAHRANTiS6
erery Jor and in any OF sure the purchaser may
have his money back.
Mr. BREWSTER the halter. 10 Bowery, cured of dys
pepsia
Mrs SmurE, of Sing Sing cured OF headache and pain
in the side.
Mr. HILL 100 Broadway, cured q headache.
Rev Mr. BURNETT Of Brooklyn. cured OF rush OF oeod
TO the head by these Pills.
Miss DOUGLASS, Of Walker and Ludlow streets,
cured OF diness of sight pain in the head Dizziness &c
Mrs COBB. wife OF the baker in Brooklyn cursd OF
weakness pain in the head, side and breast so mat sue is
able be about, which not the case before taxing
these Pills.
Miss C. HEsDERsoN, 81 Trinity place, cured of the most
dangerous cold and cough, which h.d almost taken her
life. -
CAurroS-.tsk for Dr. SMITHS Indian Vegetable Pills
No other Indian Vegetable Pills sugar coaed)
and no others possess the virtues which these PIs c
NB-See tha; DK. SMITHS written name Is on every box.
Sold III tie principal offices, l79 GREESwIcH Street
New York, and No. Water street, Boston. Also MIS-
HAYS. 1888 Ful,on-s,reet, BROOKLYN. j23 i'm
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90 UNITED IRISH REPEAL ASSoCIArIoN.-A
meeting the United Irish Repeal Association of the City
of NewIork, will DC held in Tanmany Hail. on Saturday
Evening, the 18th instant, at a clock.
The Friends the Cause requested TO attend in or
necessary TO elect officers for the
ensuing year by order. b. oCoNNoR. Secretary. l3f
~ lEECHES AND CUPS applied by Mr.. MAGNUS-
SON. broadway and Brooe street, entrance in
Broonie st. New York.
RSs,taces-Dr. ChccSman, DR.. Mott, DIR. Nelson. DR..
francis DR.. Stcarns, Dr. Berger Dr. Weed DR., Sinclair,
Or. d. Smith. Or. Quackenbos.
Best Swedish Leeches constantly on hand. JAS 3In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

YyNHE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has opened his and splen-
did Hotel 1873 Fultou-srce few doors east OF Broad
way in the immediate vicnit u mercantile business and
the principal places OF amusement and has furnished 1t In
STYLE that will bear favorable comparison with the very
best hotels In the city, The proprietor in building and at-
ting up the above house, has had strict regard to elegance
and comfort and that he has combined economy the fol-
lowing prices win show
4 ROOM FOR ONE SiGHT............ IS
A " WEEK.--....--...l5 SO
The viii be warmed gratis, and upon occasion
will there be more than one bed in room.
There is a REFRACTORY attached, in which there are
meals served up at of the day and evening
There also Bath Rooms connected for warn cold and
shower baths The Porter will be in attendance at all
times during the night to admit dodgers, and to let them
cut at all hours.
NB.-Those who want Lodgings after the house closes
will ring the hall bell. MO 3m'
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A ccoUNT BOOKS, PAPER AND sTATIoSERY.-A
AIarge assortment OF Account Books Memorandum and
Pass Books OF manufacture, made OF the best
quality linen paper, constantly hand nj low prices Sta
tonery every variety Foreign and Domestic embracing
every article required both fancy and staple. Papers Of
all descriptions Ruled and Plain Cap and Letter,
81 so per Tissue Note, Envelope and Wrap
ping all sizes and qualities. Printing and Binding every
description executed at lowest rates
FRANCIS LOUTREL,
film Manufacturing Stationers II Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

CLOCKS ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY Cts. EACH
SAND UPWARDS TO S5S0-At SMITHS corner Of
Bowery and Division street. who selling off TO suit ne"
arrangements the lst of May Every article warranted Clocks
repaired as usual. Entrance No. "a Bowery III I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

nTRSTFD PIPES.-Ihose persons who are troubled
D with their Cro;on Water fixtures because OF bursting
are informed that they have them repaired and 50 ar
ranged as 10 avoid any difficulty hereafter ey applying
Ness pbhir Jenkins basement, No. John-st. who
viii attend 10 al orders with punctuay and despatch
Il 2wlStp
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POLK PROCLAIMED PRESIDENT.
CORRESPONDENCE o. The Ncw-1oFk ItDlTc.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l3, Isl

q. "
WASHINGTON Feb. l3, ls45.
The counting of the votes for President and Vice
Presdentwas one ofthe most solemn looking scenes
ever witnessed here. When jackson was elected
President, The votes counted, and the result decar
I'd, by the President of the Convention OF both
Houses, there were loud manifestations OF public
Joy. In every other case OF the KIND there were
some manifestations of feeling How different IN
this case The galleries were filled to OVERLOOKING
The ladies' were in greatnumbers;y yet such woe-be
zone looking assembly never was seen. Not smile
lighted up those sgonized features of manhood and
beauty--not whisper depreciation when the result
was declared. There ,cere tearson the cheek OF wo-
man, and signs in the more stubborn heart Of man,
and know not but there may have been half
choked chuckle in the throat Of some office seek
e. but il was checked by the apprehension that the
only reason why ne voted tor James X. Folk and
mus BETRAYED his country mightturn oGt nnprohta-
Div for him after all The Northern Loco-Focos,
including Anti Texas Polk men, Tariff Loco-Fo-
cos, and other white black-brds, looked CHASTITY on
the scene No person could nave entered the Hall,
while the ceremony was going on, but would feel
as If il was funeral ceremony. 1t seemed as II
every person, Wing and Loco Foco, who loves his
country and would protect Its interests ielt that the
Election lust declared was death 10 our Country's
hopes. There was no word spoken, no smile gwen,
40 pulsation ofgenerous and patrlonc]oy felt.
And bitterly thought of 3o-Morrow."
The ceremony being over, few OF the more
sard.hearied proposed to proceed with business.
This, however, was looked upon as too barbarous
Immediately after funeral soemnites. As is the
custom after the announcement OF death. they
Immediately dispersed. The sky, which IN the
morning had been clear, was huug with black;
md, as The scene closed at the Capitol, the rain
descended as il it would wash out the record which
he folly of Man had written. Asthe crowd OF peo-
Ne from the Capitol floc&ed up the Avenue, long
sneral procession just in keeping met them, minis
sIemn dead-march which was played by the So.
seties which followed their friend TO the grave.
these were my feelings on the occasion, and
:oubt not thai many Others had the same. OF
.oulse mean no disrespect 10 the choice OF the
e.ople but in free country person must be per-
ai,ted 10 express what he feels. RIcHEIlEu
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Statue
"The statue of which speaking represents Greek
Girl who has captured by the Tanks and exposed for
sale. The figure entirely nude, and III standing posi-
ton, slightly inclined to one side-onc hand resting on
low pillar chained TO the other which Is brought round
in iront-the arm, the wrist resting on the hip The
head of the figure partially turned to one side, and the
eyes are cast down. The Slave she stands would
measure about inches, if entirely erect about feet
inches The body and limbs Of the Greek Slave seem to
be perect-thc face is beautiful and pure and pensive-
The whole statue gives out such perfect beauty and purity
that gaze upon can have other haAtender and
elevated thoughts.
"The Eve not quite finished, but a magnificent
work treprcsents female without drapery, larger and
taller than the Slave In each hand she holds apple
the left arm hangs her side the right is raised and 81
looks at the apple which the right hand holds up she see
curious TO taste IT, but doubs the consequences may NOT
be fearful. In the day thou catcst thereof thou shal;
surely de- still rings in her and there she stands,
bcautifu-s beautfunot quite fallen but on the verge
of r,in-tcmpora and eternal!
lie has Fisher Boy large life, unfinished. which
will be fine. The boy is holding shell to his ear to
find what Kind OF weather predicted by its noise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

ITO MEMBERS OF THE BAR AND oTHERs-The
subscribers, having been burnt out by the late fire. are
happy to inform their that they had general
assortment of Law Blanks ar their Brooklyn Store which
they have arranged at their place Of business No 5
Nassau-st the corner OF Beekmanst. and
ready supply them with nearly al she forms in general
use Their complete assortment will be made up in few
days.
They have already succeeded in getting supply Of Sta
tuncry, Blank Books and School Books, (which will be
daily increased until full assortment is made up. Orders
for Printing and Binding be :mmt diaely attended
TO. continuation Of patronage is respectfully solicited
JANSEN & BELL, 1875 Nussau-street,
10 ,w near Beeknilr-st.
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PowERs-TEE GREEK SLAvE-EvE.-A letter is
published in the Cincinnati Atlas, which contains
some minuter accounts of statues by Powers, than
we remember TO have seen before. The Greek
Slave" is sold, and the artist is about making a
copy which is engaged by an Englishnian. The
following extract from the letter relates to this
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HrrcnEns, ANn DEovyRs' RANK,l


New-York, Feb. 9TH. 1895. )
NOTlCE.-The President and Directors OF the Butchers
aud Drovcrs Bank have this day declared dividend Of
four 90 per the Capital Stock OF the profits OF
the last six months, payable OF the 18th inst.
The Transfer book will be closed the 18th until The
18th inst. BY order OF the Board of Directors.
flo lot> d. w TOWNSEND, Cashier.
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GRAND RESULTS !.
Tie most astoaing o-iscisre and unsurpassed results
hare thus far attended The niaisdon and hiney use Of
DIR. SMITHS
"IAirRoyED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS"
(Su9n-Coatedj
Which attracting the attention OF mankind, IN
consequence of their universally acknowledged superiority
OVER EVERY OTTER FoLM and NAME cf fHyatrc, 5p'i-
en, DiWec Sudo,ifc ETDectog0nt rcmec; ard Their
RAPID pop, clarity as sovereign medicine, Tor
Intermittent, Remittcnt, Bilious and 0htcr fc-
rers, Influenza. Colds Heaa-ache, !adisee-
ti0n, Dyspepsia, Perrsrted -4ppetuc,
Heartburn, CoStireness, Diarrh@a,
Foul Stomach, Worms Rheu-
mqtiSm and Goui, ScrO-
fuia. Lirer Injections,
Impurities Of the
Flood, Female
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@co TUOMPSoNS TRUSSES, Office 10 Beck
e n NAman street. About 200 of the nrst physicians
s"geo%s of SewYGsE z have given yo cs
graduate tho pressure from to fifty pounds on the
rapture, without back pad, which does so much injury
to the pne fair trial being the best test OF Its superb
orit II s applied anG days trial given and II II does
not retain the rupture while performing every kind Of ex-
crcise coughing and give perfect casnn word 1t Is
returned aud this is the only condition which you
should buy any Truss. permanent cure easily effected,
and warranted, ii directions are followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
pturcd and measure round the hips. they grad
nate the pressure to suit their sold wholesale and
retail mt 3 Beckman-st. aul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
IINANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREH0USE.-J. =.
VAN Fps, 1903 Pearl-street one door below Hanover
Square, have for SALE by the package in lots to suit buy
ers full the following goods which will beso on
the most reasonable terms: tff
Fine Gold Watches and Jewelry.
Spool Cotton shoe Laces and Corset Laccs.
Ivory, bone and metal Eyelets and Bodkins
Hooks and Eyes, silver Thmbes and Pencil Cases.
Spectacles, Spoons, Linen Threads, Fish Lines.
Bead Bags Gold Jcwelry, Silk Purses
Elastic SuspeDde-s and Carriers.
Buttons, gilt lasting, agate, and jet of all kinda.
Solid headed Pins, by the or pack.
10 cases Ivory Combs, Of every size and quality.
10 cases twist black Combs.
10 cases quill top Combs.
4 cases Needles, various styles.
5 cases Knitting Pms plain and fancy.
2. cases PerfImery, of every variety.
And great variety Of other articles suitable for country
and city trade. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

The Phalanx is edited by a number of the lead
ing friends OF Association, and published by Win
chester, 81 Ann-street. So for 81 numbers.
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$4,000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION

10000 DEATHS BY CONSULT Hun
You'd perhaps be a small estimate for The RAT
ages Of this dreadful disease IN single
year; Mca add the fearful edta-
logue Of those cut of og infam-
nation of the Lungs, He
morrhagc, Asthma,
Coughs, Infu-
.,-o pro,rb;,;s oDd ether diseases OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

gEss HULLS TEUSSES-Notice TO Ruptured
~ "a T1persons.- afflicted with Raptlres
- gA Gmay rely upon the best instrumental aid the
SC<% world affords, application at tho Office,
No Yescy street. either Of the agents In the principal
towns In United States BE careful to examine the
back pad of Hu Truses, II they endorsed by
Dr. Hun In writing. None genuine or to be relied upon
a3 good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken 10 yend limitations Of
Iuls celebrated Trusses and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon
they made by usklh mechanics and are no better
than the ordinary Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Yescy street, exclu
sively ladies' having separate entrance from the bus
department, where female Is In constant attendance
10 whit i,uon patients MI If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-15

DTsRAELrS cURIoSITIES OF LITERATURE.
The foregoing vaIusble work. With the Curiosities Of
American Literature by. X. W. Grswoli is published
complete IN large royal volume and sold for
about quarter the London price. 1t forms certain
Is ono OF the most valuable works the English language
and no public private library complete without it.
For sale by