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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

NAyAL.-The destinaiion u the Ffiyaic Congress
has been changed from the Pacific To the Gulf ii Mexico.
She is To relieve the Potomac nov =, Pensacola in a les
Ky %copdIi'on, and which has been ordered 10 Norfolk -
Capt. Stockton is Ia proceed 10 The Gulf as snon as the
Congress now Al Norfolk is manned. The Potonac's
cie~ Is 10 he transferred 10 The Columbia. The Phila-
delphia u. ). Gazette states that The Congress is 10 have a
steam propeller attached. (Capt. Siockion is a great man
fr rropeliers.) after which she will take on board Two
big guns originally intended TOT the Princeton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

$4.525,4i8

Hon. Ben. HARp,N.-This citizen of Kentucky.
who was driven from his home by the public for his base
endeaspr 10 JIshonor a female relative, sent TO him 10 be
protected, arrived IN his nigh, al Law reuceburg. There
he was received by The boots Of the crowd, aud the
sound OF botns and Tin pans, and chased from the town.
lie proceeded 10 Harrodsburg. There he was ordered
of by the proprietor Of the Springs. and finding his Sit
ea''"n rather critical, he proceeded 10 Louisville, where
he was concealed n the last accounts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
CASStCS N. CLAY.

On the first page The reader will find 4 detailed A..
count Of The proceedings in Lexington, (Ky.) in r,f..
renee 10 The suppression Vi the i~ncendiary paper rec,n,l,
published in tina, place BY this fanatic. We rej,ice ,h,,
he did not, BY his obsiinacy, compel the people 10 ats =,
violence and b~loodshed, which, from his known fr,rl...
ness, was naturally anticipated. Had no, his nah ,p;,;,
been somewhat subdsed sed soitened BY his long iDDc,..
We doubt, evea now. If he would not have forced IN.
people to that extremity. We Judge - finn . fac, .,,-
ted in the address Of the meeting 10 the people, in i,.;.
6cation Of their course, which shows, that, from III. mi.
set Of his foolish and perious enterprise, he an,icipa,.d
thai an attempt would be made TO suppress his n,,.,
Before he commenced its publication, il is sra,ed thu, -.
employed scientific engineers and fortified his u6ic. =.
gains' attack. and prepared The means Of destroying IN.
lives Of bis feilow~ci,izens, in mines Of gun .pDwd.,
stands Of muske's, pixies and pieces Of csnnon,! Nj.
engineer was . Pole who had been emphyed in The war.
of Europe. The pixies which he had manufactured r.,
the purPoss were heavy. and deadly in their co,s,,ve.
ton.
It seems strange tina, . man o, fortune. ,,leo,. ,,a
standing, such as all admit This Misguided individual i.
be.-a Southern man BY birth, who has p,own IN ,m;d.,
the institutions he thus rashly ,ssail.-should b,,x
been guilty of this absurd nd criminal holly. r., III.
Northern fanatics, who know of slavery only nv ,bs =
"~ S"to'"oH WHICH vic kU1veS Are
constantly pouring intn their ears. or VIII ar ~dis,-mp.,.a
lmagina,ions give it . character So entirely E,fejpp +, IL.
truth. some grains Of allowance may 10 made. Bm i,
defence OF Cassius M. Clay's curse, his mos, ,,a;,,
friend canno, urge one ex,enuaiing plea. He In, ain
ned against light and knowledge; and hs therefore d..
serves a much harsher fate than he has met with.
Among the committee Of sixty who to,k possession If
his office we notice the name of James b. CLAW. OH. If
the sons of the distinguished en,uckian-wl, himself
most heartily d'sappmved OF G NJ. Clay's course, no. on,
y IN the establishment of his Abolition paper. hut in al
his previous conduct On this subject. Last summer. i,
will be remembered. c. NJ. Clay visited the Northern
States, and appealed 10 the Aboltionis,s to vote f., n
Clay as President. Both bearing the same nam.
('hongh their relationship is very distant,) il, afforded
The Locotoco presses an opportunity. which they did no,
neglect, to identify the one with tho olher-and ,o..
OF them were DO regardless Of truth, as even to cb,ro.
tina, e.. M. Clay had been sent to the North by hi. name.
sake Tor The purpose Of influencing The Ambition vote in
his favor! Thetaet. however. was precisely The ,erey,,.
aid was 9" known to be by the leading Wings in Ken.
lucky AID elsewhere. Indeed, those who made The ch,,v.
knew II 10 be lse-Bu votes were to he gained in IN.
South by it, and that consideration swallyy-ed nm Al,
others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
LYNSEUD OIL,
SELLING OFF Ar COST-

- july 2Isr, TS45.
NHE subscriber will, from this time, sell his entire
Stock Of GUIDE at COST, and many articles Re-
Low Cost. for Cash.
Intending to &C, in good faith, and really sell at cost.
Inc original invoice Of The Goods will be shown to any
one who may desire it.
This stock is large. general and almost new.
COU.vTKY" ~ y.y.7,S
And all others in want Of Goods would do well 10 give
This Stock an examination,
All The Goods remaining on hand will he sold A, NIB
lie auction on the l4th October next. Terms, &c.. pre-
viously made known. IA ATILI FR
July 81 So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

Erirart ~ letter TO 1s Editors ~ a AARd q III
sfaaf.
The crest statesman ofthe Weef. Henry CLAY, ar
rived al ihis r'sce this evening. and has taken loda ings
fof The remainder II the watering season. He !asks
well. and ariesn 10 be In his usual good spirits. lie came
faibrr unelr~ciedlyj but in . lew minutes IL WIS known
.msng The hundreds that Henry Clay Was 10 the ho,eI
and a degrce II happy excitement spontaneously broke
firth BORDERING ON enthusiasm. His visit 10 very spro-
pNs. there being =, these springs, Al this moment, as no>
merous, distinguished, and gay an assemblsge Of Wis
'lers as ever met here At any previous season ; among
HEN Ex-PresHdeni Tyler, vile, and daughter. t.e Hon.
Andrew Stevenson. Gen. Leslie Combs, aud Others con
spicuous IN public honors and distinguished in civil pro.
i.ssn"ns. The weather has been peculiarly favorable
ior lbose who have sJourned here tins sesson, either in
pursuit Of pleasure and health, or in search Of a genial
cline and The inv,goraiing atmosphere peculiar 10 he
mountains u Western virginia. I.Nal. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

AMERICAN MISSIONARIES IN CAsroN-Rev I
Robtr' Rev. }. l.. Schuck, and DR.. d. evan, are now
lsborlng as missionaries in the city of Canton, China
Nj. Roberts says, ~ have not seen so much promise Of
usefulness elsew here since | have been in China.U-
Until recently no, only missionaries, bat al foreigners
were excluded from Canton. DR., Schuck writes,
with ten native preachers. we are laying plans lo, IN,
most vigorous operations-it Is Indeed aud in lmtb a
glorl"us field. The late American treaty lenders MS and
our converts secure-,he people eagerly receive on,
books, receive rs politely. CROWD CUR %chapeis. and listen
with attention u our message"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

% Al the recent election in Alabama. , p,opo.i,io,.
submitted to the people. 80 to amend III. Stat. eon,,i,u>
"o"' as mai the Legislature Of the Stale shall hereafter
meet only once in two years, instead of annually
here'oore' was adopted by an overw helmlng msJ,rity.
we are IN favor OF a similar 'relorm" in Virpini,.-
Excessive legislation is one of the vices of The age
'he esPensiveness OF which is among the Ieas, Of lis
evils.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

MlSslSSIPPl.-We are glad to see ,b., ,bs wh;,.
OF Mississippi do not intend 10 permit III. .lec,;,, :.
that State to go by default. They held a con,sn,;o. :.
,", OF" me 9th inst, and nominated the following
,sNe':-for Governor, Patrick Henry, of Madison; for
CU"s'ess' 1. w. T~ompkins of Warren, p. B. Shark.
~ Ao"ndes' A. l.. Blngaman of Adams, and Waller
"'1oke Of Holmes; for Attorney General, Daniel MAYS
= ',,"o'; 'r Auditor. d. II. Williams Of Ochibbeba:
'.' : leasoref' Gen. J. 2. Gray Of Jasper; for Secretary
d STATE John l.. Tory of Claiborne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

Decidedly. Quick'-Vandenburgh s. Co.'s Express
Yesterday del ivered goods in this city in less than sir
days from .Nt,r York; This is. we believe, the shor
test Time goods have ever been received in.- Cincinnati
Gaseiie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

ne uennesee Republican, announces the death of Hon.
Thomas l.. L.. Brent, formerly Charge d'Afaires to Por.
'nea', and son Of the late Hon. d.. Carroll Brent, Of Viz
gina.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

A CHAscE FOR DRAMArIc AurYoRs-Wm. r.
Burton, lessee of the Baltimore and Philadelphia the
aires. offers $1,000 as a price for a successful five ac
comedy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

L. NJ, CLAWS PAPER.-This abolition journal, or al
least the materials OF The office, have arrived safely a,
Cincinnati.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

II Fraud upon The Counuy.-We have already sta.
led mat The Secretary of the Treasury has addressed a
series OF enquiries, (some Of them strangely imperfineut.
IN every sense Of the word to certain manufacturers
ana Others, tor The pnrpose of eliciting such information
as may enable him to bring down the tariff to the "te-
venue Standard" iii had been the design of the Sec>
re'ary 10 obtain Information TO guide his judgment. ra,h-
er than 10 draw forth such answers as would fortify him
in a precohceived purpose, and which would seem IN
justify that purpose to the country, he would have
sought ii from disin,eres,ed sources-or a, lea,, fran
both parties. But it appears that, instead of pursuing
this course, his Circulars are mainly transmitted to pos,,
masters, and by them handed to those manufactures nm
" VINO are likely 10 return just such answers rs Mr.
Walker desires! The \. Y. Tribune states. tina, of one
hundred wing manufacturers recently visited by its in.
'0r'nan'' not one had received a copy of the Secrelary's
circular, while the only sir Locofoco manufacturers he
met wit" Comfy three of whom were Am eric,ns) had
each received a copy, and will doubtless answer Them
as directed! What a farce, to palm these packed nm.
s.eefs upon The country as anu,henlic Information -
"ha' an Insulting attempt to humbug the country. nv
TIE pfe'ence OF procuring information to enable the goy.
eminent 10 act intelligenlly upon a subject of grave M.
"o"a' Po'icy, when in truth the design is to deceive the
people, by palmIng upon them the dictated answers If
'"a' government liself-answers dictated for the nur.
VI uece'''hs The peo3le as To The tendency and Of.
~ VI" particular line OF policy to which the Execu.
w o'sa" ueclares The President and his par,y ss
P'eoseo' anu which 1t is therefore determined lu adm,
YET muse answers be what they may. Verify. Tho i.
!" age OF humbug-an and he mounts mos, easily and
"s"es'' VINO has learned most perfectly the jnggler,s
,''A'' u the age Of ''chivalry" has no. passed away.
mo age Of craftsmanship has-and even Cb,ncello,
oxe"''iern. were he alive now. would be amazed tn
vii" what little wisdom a grea. nation NAV be oov-
" s"'~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

ktoh sale, one or two new two Horse Wagons.
Aug q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

Excess of Imports
The total exports Of Specie for The year,
ending 30lh June. 1915, is
The toial lmporis Of Specie for the year,
ending 30,h June, i845,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

COMMERCE OF THE U. STArES.-Th
Washington correspondent Of the N. Y. Courier IN axe
the following statement OF The commerce of the Unite,
States for The year ending 30lt June last:
The total value Of impor,s for the year,
ending 3o,h June. ls45. is $llo,5l2. Coz
The total value of exports tor the year,
ending 30h June, 1915, 10Y 1871 go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

EGTINE, BRANDIES, I;c-The subscriber has constant
W Is On hand and tiers or sale 10 families. hotels 1nd
Others choice I'D Wines, Brsndes, WHISKY, Rum. &c. &C.
They will be drawn from the original casks IN quantities 10
sui, purchasers Champaign Vine in quarts and pint, OF
very superior quality, beng Of ms mpor alton and Sc
ieced with Aiso n.soaent Of AL Kinds
IRVINE and Liquor, IN pipes. hall pipes, hog,Gcas aunLer
casks in bond Is vel! as n ''2Te vshich ne Offer
10 e ;rnte nj lowest market prce Those wishing any
Of the above ARTICLES vii please call NJ the H,feoaa'e, no. q
pearlsreet t-e,veen Bcgd-stIeet and Co-nt.e< slip.
PARIS K POMEhOI. - f=a:l-ft!t7-f-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
The Surveyor Of the Port.

To the Editor Of Tie 1'ri!aHs:
sm es,onshej AZ the course pursued by the
Wig Press OF this City in relation 10 the coalrma-
lion Of This individual. With single exception,
perfect silence has been maintained; in quarter,
too, where our friends look for information, and
where our Wbig Senators are doubtless watching
for some expression of public opinion 10 guide their
deliberations. When the news of the appointment
first reached us-although we were prepared Tor
almos, any thing under the present appointing
power-stl j, was generally believed hist IN h's
instance Dir Tyler mus, have been most esre-
eiously imposed upon. No one believed that he
could obtain single Wing vote in the Senate Tor
b;s confirmation. II was the almost universal
on;n;op thai his name would never be sent to that
body.
The silence Of tire Press has without doubt given
bin some cscse 10 hope that, by hook or oy CROCK
he may be successful with the Senate; and IS II not
possibls-nay, probable-tbat he may be- Ii the
Press continue an obstinate silence As was sac
by The Courier "a worse nomination could scarce
be presented" | have 10 fear Of Wing Senate
inflictipg any disgrace upon tie Wing party when
they are in possession Of correct in'ormailon.-
Should they, through the negligence OF the Press,
confirm this man. hereafter let them for ever mold
their peace in relation to any appointment thai may
be made by the Loco Focos; for even they, vile as
they are, would not permit him 10 remain thirty
DAYS after the 4th of March.
a WHO OF THE 18th WARD.
january 3D. 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

~ The VERMONT CHRoyIcLE-an Orthodox
Religions Journal, ard one OF the atiest and best
Of its kind-commenced IT'S twentieth volume with
,he new wear in q new dress and enlarged fornl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
lRESENTS For CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS.
Z Fory Land ard Other sketches. illustrated by Pariey
I.tie Leayss for Lutte Rsafers, by Purlsy
Prayer Books and Bibles, fire binding.
Annual. OF various kInts For sai. By


TTSFFfrI. ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS-FRANCIS &
- LOUrREE, y MAIDEN i-nne. hive on INNS E'ge rs,
,o-tneGt VI articles suitable for Prescl,, winch they invite
the rento of their friend, mud TIE public Their assortment
part of the following articles Pocket 1ooks and
ar superior finish: Ces;sn, five different SUES
Back CANNON ana Cnsguer Boas-Gcd Pens. superior a
ca IN Case, including penci-akstlnt great vereiy some
elegantly 0rnameaied-Rrzewnod Writing Desks. complete,
(nlniJ with Pesf)-P0ftab!e Eunx Desks Ne Plus Ultra
stye Pss7 Holders, Motto seals, ivory IGbe Playing and
Visiting Cais, Par5Q!os with and without ecScpofeeaIn
Sine. Doinna. Pearl ant fyofy Folders. se:af Cases sc
Fancy and Plan Note Paper: Envelopes. &c, &c
FRANCIS * L0UTREL. Manufacturing s,atCnerS.
dis I'm - Maiden Lane. between william snd ''of: .t.
- ICH HOLIDAY PRESENTS-WATCfiES. JEIv VII
IL AID FANCY s3DDi,r.Dits sCtscfiOets "ouhi
respectfully call the the public u tne
OF articles for Tie i!Olydays. IN pant Plated Gaze
Baskets Wa.trs TINS, leg Se Rich Pans Gil taEcy
Article. -,
Clocks af ronzs Gil; Nn,5le. &c. lat very 10" raes Pa
MGR N.che card , Tea Trays Card Cases. silver Tee
Sets CUPS Spoons, Forks and al ARTICLES ~ thst line
Lever epin. Do ue1 Anchor E-enpe.ent Geld sVstches
All winch vii De offered NJ ths loe.t mnrkei prices An
articles warranted represented Ike money Isiu7csi
A JACOBS < SONS. By Broadway. cor. ReaGe
Repairing of Witches md Jeweiry. and warranted,
Fo. yery superior Plate GsSz Mahogany Snow Gases, Tor
sale cheap. Inquire as above o9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
THE TREBUN r
Letter from Genoa.

Mr. CRrELEy-Dea Sir have JUS received the following
I.,.r from our Consul Genoa, (i.h ms permission 20 pub.
lkh it, which bink VIII be interesting to your readers
Yours, &c. J.TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
9EaSTAR'S

BALSAM Of Wild CHERRY.
A Compound Balsaraic Preparation fro1.,
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar.
The best remedy knon 10 The ,corld for Ike cure Of
coughs. cc'ds asthma, Group bleeding Of TIE
lungs. rhooP;ss cough, bronchitis, igfu-
sil-a, shortaess IF breath, pair G.i3
,1edSRess IL The breast or side,
iirsr complaint, dla re jiJst
Of nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

" No. XVI. Of the ILLualsArED BlBLE has
been published by the Harpers. Itnoludes part
of the Second Book Of Kings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

TO Newspaper Editors and auoilsn ,.-
ers.-The advertiser desircus OF connecting hnnSe W.
IN, Daily or Weekly Press th, City, yc; ne would mol oo
. "a s.,ni, the charge of well established JouFn,
!, any of the adjoining During fourteen years he a'
been the working Editor OF both daily and weekly paper
often having the exclusive Of these publications le
onais and references ,hs satisfactory character wiH
be gven q, any inquiries answered upon addressing
ker Hill Tribune Office. J1't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

r- Graham Honsc-Ne.y Arran aen.I-
ROSWELL GOSS informs his frends and The pubic mo
has enlarged his BO4RDLNG ES1-a6LiSh-I,si: -
r ,x IN. Graham, House q Barclay by adding 'e
II the adjoining house, and prepared 10 ACCOMMODATE
,en. Q, permanent Boader the most favorable 'ee "a,
trends of Temperance desiring auei hGie H ,s pstronzc
fn,ra the fumes of alcohol and tobacco are -
his house The Vegetable System. wnh the
NJ fruits &c which the market affords, VIII be sca ;n -
To- but tab,e Will be served for thoss "n0 P'S'e 49,
mode mixed dist ,,,y 81.
CTo,een Shower Warm and Colo DAf ROSWELL Goss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

TO TIT fE2P H6 Of TEE TNTE9 o[ TAT EsER
Kong China. having appointed AGENTS IN Mi the PRINCIPAL
s ,s her .a 10 MOI CT sens Of sew YORK and he pe Of
lie Un.;el STATES generally. that lsy have appointed NJ
coal H.e, S- America ana they could nov take e bery
OF calling tie en,oa the Anencan -ubhc and that OF
Dealers esPe''a'' + TE sasi as. HTD q COFFEE
which they pledge teri.evc be superior guilty and
esiapr IN rlec that sold OF the knd
II th e!r' = MAJ ~ ~ ?scH=e' fon = 10 a'' '"
Mess C. C. B. & Co. no; wishing TO resort 70 tie usua
practice oieyt71ysEncl pua are qeeciiy sated 70 re-
upon or 80 = i .is -, 80. -:
Ss; l5r55; which t ert and tbs aaei'e superiority OF
' S5 i,.F 3: Ss o favor warranted pus eRd fresh ground
every ay constantly hand ana 2: tie lowest price,
i- oubc saneray respectfully invited 10 cal ard es
at he fnc9a Gce 80 s-5 Per tnsa Franklin
RiAJfssss-NichOe, sa., ESQ.,. saltus & Co sea.h
MEEcaA a %ANT OF 9.y sIgE Is5 FOE ..5 SEW
o number oysaIs IL ,s GS AND gSStMEyT Ps I-
Stb TIRE ne have gained the repCtaou of executing
work well i no; SnpelG: % a.y 0sae' leg
Understanding thai IS tho gena,a impression thet we
charge Of The superiority 9t our WORK. la
otbef a,ts have resolved 20 do our 'SoN on as rao
tens and 10 49,, a. si%l IN ctr ;t.''-' = 0-
You are .eH3eett.y requested to cell and ascertain our
chnges, before leaving your oF;e fieshs ,,r,rpP
sss a < - "a pa:tieiiir a,enticn The Arrangement,
| Vi : - -tlars 'pscners Standards, &c. Il I'm
ID oBERrs-s IMPROVED BROWN SoAt-The sub
II srritsr would EriO1 OF lrisisl 20 ne a1fs n
CESAR article and me certificate Of sgher Rogers ;,ne
nos one rne largest washing Establishments N the N.Y. Arp
fnda recoss sh'Irk ranneis o! TCci
ien. II zee az directs and will nike grease out OF cIes,
wooisn. SC and ipiufe e col.i isnufHcn'I 3I Fer
" street- ihOnit.f u ~. - - IF
finrIer made Use foy months, N ss5saHeit OF
Eotertss Improved r.En Soap. tc tsts German SOUP,
an ty CONVINCED OF sGtrs ,peroliy TO Sa v;ef arc
confidently rpcOrrlsnd poh EliieI ard washing . LAD
ii,hman;g Rt3FRF ROGERS IGH '-'H-H7' sir--i
TTIROY MOULD CANDLES, &c
80 boye- Troy oaid Csndes. assorted sZ1 cac boxes
10 Go. Sperm Wax a1d P2ie1: IJanfles
- casks pure Lamp Obs, be:riei une rnoieecEed,
for sale IN quantities 70 SUIT purcn-Srr ~
G19 In ~ IOai9l OSh- Ia 7 tonl-se-
C,KATEs-A fcr .ssotrren Of common and fancy skc;cz
st .EiSGafB La III assortment of loose and fascI
stripped Sleigh Bells r
(, OF which will be .nld l1w. wholesale and
r.sii by OSBoRN * LITTLE. 3 Fuitnn-,t. dH I'm
DisIPS-Iouhe acton gh ard force pumps oil ali
10 rree from - 70 tCG gallons wrfsT minute
| iS.s; ron Fourtniri ol vEroU, pSttern--
Ere ENGINES Ind Hose, DC. manufactured BY
dssrn D. L FARNAM. y Futon street
d AW sILK-is case. h!:e; % De. Yellow. suitable or
| II Misunderstanding sale ~ 1o -
| q 2m' TALBOT, oLYPAANT * CO., No. So Souths,.
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rRrnUNM Book BRIBERY.

TRIBUNE sooE RINDERFs
10. SPRUCE STREET.
rii.2p story.
GAyLCRp q ALEAASDEi&.
A. -,,s,sr.d IN e-scu. Rjndirg 70; BOOKSELLERS,
piial.ic LIBRARIES and psiva.s inflTauea
r. parcca. ,tant;ou paid reiudirE Gic boc.i &
,io:icsls Muse, &c. IN so1d s:yie Gae 81 fs'jaA's
Perm. the city can have iheir booss rao2sad Al.
Ihnrt rciica. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07

7 ESI.lE COMBS * SAMUEL SHY, Attorneys and
Counsel Law. Lexington, ky, will attend to bust.
residents part y! the State OF Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-07
SLElGnSl SLEIGHSI SLEIGES!

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SLEIGiiS FIR ssis at
~ rf1riv ~ per ccHt. bsGLc the original prices. By
WOOD. TOMLlNSCN q Co. 40 Broadway. n. T.
CONSISTING ni the following kinds, VIZ: an
On. Cutters. un''mmed
Do do. trimmed with druyret.. :..........s0
Two seat do. do. do. small SIS. 20
Do do do. lurgsslze, with pole and shafts s!0
Two sorse seated Sieiels. do. s2
The above beautifully modelled. finely painted ahd wei
ironed. =
Also large elegant assortment OF SeEhs from some OF
the best builders 40 the StGts, OF reduced prices.
ikewie fine wheeled Cab aud Harness, little used
Price sl25. il Nv
JUDGE COWEN'S LIBRtRY-The Law Library owned
u BIZ the Hon EsrN Cows late of the Justices OF the
Supreme Court the State OF rev OK offered Tor sale
favorable terms. !; was sesscsd 6y Judge Cowen WIN
great and much Or his rse and com
prise> believed. greater variety OF useful uid vnnabe
Law Books than other collection offered oI SAFE IN
The United PefsoHS wishing TO examine tie LbrnTy
rray calling Office o: NICHOLAS HLL,Jun No.
81 state street. Albany
Proposals for the pu'csse Of Tho Library NAY be made either
Nr. h u Albany or to FREDERICK TYLER Hartford
Conn. by letter, postage pad. =
Catalogue Of TIE Library w bc forwarded hy either of
' Ice ..;ti, Isli d3l 6,D&2mW
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For further psrtcun and conclusive evidence Of is
r;o efficacy panpists which he o6sTned OF agents
gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by a. b. & d.
SANDS wholesale D:uesst,, ~ Fulton street, NewYork
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
State7 Price Ell per bottle; SIX bottles tor IS.
i The public respectfully requested 10 emher that
Is Sunss Sar,apGua thai has been and constantly
achieving such remarkable o the most difficult classes
-fdea.es which the human frame subject; tefsOfs asE
u, SAND. Is la. md tAke 70 other. d.