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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
General Notires.
~ Mechanics Institute Lectu

t-,- Mechanics, Institute Lcctures.-Prof flcid's
Eighth Lecture of his course ofeghiec lectures Chem
islTy as applied 10 the Arts and Manufacturers will be de
lvered in The Clinton Hall Association Lecture Room
er Beetnan and Nassau Tuesday evening 3d inst
a. & o'clock.
Friday evening 26th inst. 4. Carter ESQ will deliver the
nth lecture his The Lives and Writings OF The
Poes' the institute Rooms, Cry Hall. Saturday even
ing Debating Class meets Season tickets 50 or % cents
tickets Free to members aud their Indies Terms OF
membership. Which gives privileges 10 all lectures, 10 the
schools library reading room and library aud classes,
initiation fee, and 81 yeary dues Minors under % ad-
''''' - 'S''' > 'r''' J. j. MAPEs, President
c. L. BARRIrT Actuary. d22 2s
tSF- Lectures OH Consumption.-Dr Wilton will
deliver of tbree Lectures the prevention
and cure OF Consumption on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings December 23d oath and 9th The
Society Library Lecture Room No Si6 Broadway
Leonard y O'Clock Introductory Lecture free
Tickets admitting Gentleman and two Ladies', may be
obuined by calling j. 2. Perkins, No w Wallst. Saxton
Miles POS Broadway, Dr. Middleton So chamberss and
60 Varich.si-
Subject: The Lungs their Uses Respiration Anatomy OF
the Heart Circulation of the Blcod, Animal Heat, &c.
I'd LeciureA general view OF The Cause Symptoms and
Diseases which cure Consumption Also-A brief state
ment Of the results of Practical AuscullatoD
Sd Lecture-On the Prevention aud Cure ln this Lee
,ure much valuable information will be given IN relating
which have under his observation and treatment,
within the few years the Eastern States, where he
has ecurug and investigating the disease in all
The Dr. having been cured oi the dis
in It's worst forn Will give brieI statement oil MS own
The Lectures viii he illustrated byu full of webbers
Plates, taken from Nature, of the size OF life.
" B Dr. Whion has Tor the present ia.en rooms al 70
Varck between ST. Johns Park and CaGast where he
may be consulted from A. to ), and IRON 10 nj
From p NJ he will be- liberty TO visit those who are
unable 10 call on him Al his rooms. d22 Ills MT"&S
" sons of Tempcrancc-Grund Division =.
of \. Y.-Thc officers and members of the Grand d.
vision are notified to meet at LeNneion Hai, corner OF
Williamsburg Division No. lo5S 5. OF r."
Members of The Order generally are invited attend By
order. LUXE HASSERT, O. ).
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
DY JACOB y. PLATT, THIS DAY, Dec ~ al
Ia Tho An Room.

OY JACOB y. PLATT, THIS DAY, Dec ~ Al
ID 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room .,,.. l..
ing the balance Of stock of rich Fancy Arnces suiaD
for Holiday Presents of an importer, comprising sene
Also 500 rich and large Dressing Cases io aaes % rna
,entlemen Work Boxes; Papeteres Giove b1Hes AoF
H., do. Odeur do Also fine assortment Oh Ich ans
Also general assortment OF hne Periumery eon''""s
of Soaps, Cologne Extracts, &c %. ..,,,, l., ,onss
Also 50 rich Accordons. from 10 u noteS VIII ni s ,
Also quantity OF Toy Tea Sets, assorted KINDS anu P''
. -, q, H..
Also 20 rich gilt Clocks, with shades Il days
Also at O'Clock 25 sets bronze and Ormolu Glran-
does from lights.
Alse 20 bronze and gilt Solar Lamps ,,o,,.
Catalogues now ready. u-- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

AIR. COTTON would respectfully announce hts An
1 nua Entertainment OF Chemical Experiments including
Of Beekman and Nassau sIs Monday Evening, Dec. I'D
1915 Mr. c. has the pleasure state that on THIS occasion
Six Ladies' and Twelve Gentlemen VIII iphale the Gas
Among the chemical experiments Mr. u VIII place I'VE
Rat under the glass receiver OF tu air pump and pump me
air from the receiver till the dies he will then take MN
out apply Gavaric Battery him and bring nm 10 lie
again He will place five dollar gold piece IN disn oil
water connected with Magnetic Machine, and VIII give
In. money 10 nny gentleman who take it out be has
never had fairly taken twice great variety OF the
most amusing and instructive chemical experiments Will be
given. For particulars, small hand bils ,
,,a jnnr d20 2ts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
BEAuTTFUL AND USEFUL

F1OLIDAY PRESENTING Youths Cabinet a Monthly
IL Magazine for Young specimens OF which are now
ready among the entertaining and elegant gits Tor
the Sc. son. Cal! and examine II
dS0 Ills D A. WOODWORTH, lS5 Nassau--t
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

ELEGANT NEW MAGAZINE FOR 1s4o.
THE YOUTHS CABINET.-Rev. Francis T. wood
i worth, Editor.
The frst number of the new series Is us. published and
ready for delivery Il is ebelished with slee ylenete
and contains fine wood engTsvpgs IHis mag d.
zine l be found 10 be- and oeau!y OF exterior as
well AZ the interest and worth OF articles in the foremost
ranks among the monthly Issues ot the press oessneo ol
IN. Young. The publisher commencs Win Commence ~
ur in the family No expense has been spared 10 Dase
superior a others in the ed II can De ad OF sny Oh
The principal periodical dealers IN uie n.on
Terms 81 year. in edvance-single numbers ~ GENIE
4 liberal discount made 10 dealers and agents
r number OF travelling agent are Wapled immediately
~ n AT-STIE WOODWORTH, Publisher,
d2o 4us- Clinton Hall, lS5 Nassau-st. n. Y
SPLENDID RELIGIOUS GIFT BOOKS.
Parents and wishing 10 make elegant and really
valuable
Ner Yegr'I PresentS,
ARE RESPECTFULLY invited call and pspect the
"A cbojce assortment OF works adapted 70 TIE purpose a
y WALKERS Bookstore, Ia FuItonst among which
,yI he found the iolloyving--
-t..sr,. Lectures Oh the Pilgrims Progress fourth ed
,ion with numerous steel engaYngs. morocco binding
DoslinR- History OF Romsnsm, eighth edition, win q
-urravirgs, in various bindings .,,
The Missionary Memorial! containing about % 81 :
naD.rs by celebrated American writer's eEibeisneo "
superb ircEr.spiecs n oil coiors bound IN MOROCCO ca
The Wreath of Wild Flowers, collection OF articles ID
;soTv Of the Bible profusey illustrated and bound IN
Pibje g5agrsphv. embelshed By rumerous engraTings
Wonders OF he World, with go eHgFs''ns'' N'N'''''
bound p.-o,,,;on with numerous
Pictorial History OF the he'o'a'io-' ~
pla,es. extra gilt , soo rsn-r,yinqs elegan,Iy
Guide 10 hnowiecSe, "'--
bound. .,o.s
ne edrions of the Bible and Common Prayer,
In beautiful morocco and velvet oinoinss; Aous 0'aaA
Roo. scrap Books, plain and fancy Stationery, &e-
Booiblndng. in al lis varieties executed WIN dsSPS'en
eIs Ills. publisher, Bookseller and Binder Ia Eu!tons
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

d2o lois $50 Broadway
FoR THE HOLIDAYS.
w. large and Complete assortment Of Goods, suabeiof
the approaching hodidsys, such as: ,,,..-,. w.
CON- coee sG's Ulns Forks JtIy yA Moads 1isl
Ivory Cocoa Knives x Csrvers und Forks,
Fine Seei Fire Sels, Fine Pea and Pocket Knives,
Fine Skates, Boys Sleighs
Gentlemens Tool Chests, Small Tool Chests for Boys
Together with the extensive assortment OF Hard
and Cutlery Tin Ware Housekeeping articles Build
ing Materials and Mechanics Tools be found in the city
For the old established stand No Chahsns aaafe
al The foot OF The Bowery do LUIS
ttPresents-Preseuts-Ric and EleganL-Call al T. J.
CROWEN'S 64S Broadway, Bleeckcrst and select
HYMNS PoeIs History Annals Juveniles Fancy Articles,
Stationery and Games which are al! offered 81 Lhe lowest
prices Q-u LuLIs
HAPPY NEV; YEAR-We would The attention of
The ladies OF NeYo aHd lis vicinity the splendid
and variety OF cakes and confectionery ee5
and preserves ice AID ornamened pum ladies npgers and
OF all such things the New Year. All orders
received and Puncna!y attended , To- -, r,..,..
Orders len al i76 Pearl-si. do lois
TsEFUL AND AGREEABLE HoIldsy Presents :
- Piano Fories Sersphnes GUITARS. Flutes Accord-ons,
Piano Forte Covers Stools. Music Racks Toy Drsms.
strongly made Music Books, neatly bound, with splendid
fron,speces 4 large assortment OF Music and Musical
Instruments in every variety. Also. Halle Davis Co.'s
celebrated Piano Fortes, 10 he hsd Of
dl7 Owls 259 Broadway. cor. Park-pace
COFFEE URNS for The Holdsys.-A large a.sorI-
Il rnent OF Block Tin Coffee Urns, from 81 to $40 Also,
Dish Covers. Jelly Mouids, Pudding Mcp!ds, lce-Cresn
Forms &c &c manu- actuTri wholesale ard retsi By
dis isJl JAMES Y. WATKINS No 10 Catherine-st
TT7OYS AND FANCY ARTICL LES-JOHN BAR
RY Is Cataeriue-sL Of Osk-s has an excellent
variety OF Toys Fancy Boxes Games Seishs SAsies &c
SC suitsbe for presents Tor the HoldAys-he whoe OF
which must be sold by the ist jan alo ISL
1 OYIN BROOkS, iSs Fnton-s- New York, maui
I.rlrtr of The Pat-ut Metallic Elastic Shank Boots ana
shoes an article su periJr thing before manufactured
IN iis country durability. beauty and uily a.
TIlHE NEIV-YORK Csntribuuoasaip Insurance Co;
continue 10 effect Insurance on Houses Stores, and
properly against loss sy FIRE al the current rh' al
their Office No. 80 Waist NV MARLIN, Sec
dg2 iwiss
DIANO LESSONS and Tuniug.-W.C c. Rayper, p
Frstuv. gives Lessons hs Piano and in singing, al
his the residence OF pupils moderate terms Also
Tunes Pisnos-pricc Is cents.
Pianos selected for purchasers without charge a.
'EURhEN RED DRAPERY Musins, emofoitered
for sale by TAYLOR s. HOWE, II Cedar-s-
Also, few very rich embroidered Swiss Dresses for
evenings die iwis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
E. H. LUDLOW, Auctioneer. r,,,, +,
DEREoIPTORY SALE OF VALuABLE BUlLp

DEREnIPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD !.
[ ING LOTS on the South side OF SSd.st between .ne
Rloominpdsle Road and 5h avenue.-E. h: LUDLOW
Co will ell at Auction Tuesday, Dec Esd a AZ c,ocn
from, by from 10 to 1872 Il Deep resod In consequence
former purchasers not having complied with the Terms oi
sale. II, -. ~, IN. 4 sv
OF sale Is per cent the 5h OF January eaanes eau TO-
he annuay For particulars and maps apply TO the
Auclioneers u Wal.st. t5ol ~ - HHe
a TCTION NOTTCE.-Siguor VITO Wits Vsusc;
"A ble Collection of Rare Atcles- The closing sse VI
b iasn Marble and AIsbas,er Stsuay, Vases and Orna
nents &c at as Broadway will take place This Day
cik They were imported and arranged for sale ny Ss so
in such matters mus, induce the refined and curious 10 Al
tend bis sale. ,,,,. o,- ,rs.sr,.
Also an lsSl1o SS " eian, oo 6ns Paintings d22 It.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

THIS EVENING. Dec p
o9ohs-A large eolecon OF standard and miscellaneous
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
UuECELERRATED OPTIC Gallery, now

Fg1UE OPTlt phLery no" oPeu
al I'll Broadway, OF ChamberssL up STAIRS, mas
been visited in Europe by millions OF persons including
the Roya fames Cardinals Bishops, &c &c These views
consist OF elegant and highly finished paintings represent
tnu in the and minute manner tie following lh
,eresting objects
l. The Chapel of Wm Tell in Switzerland
. The magnificent Garden Saloon in the country residence
OF the Prince SChwsrtzemberg. near Nlcnns
s. The interior of the suberrtnean Grotto IN bethehen
where born This spot here represented
in the condition in which it exists being enrched oy
many and costly presents the pous onerns OF
several Christian Sovcregns during lapse OF many cenu-
res The representation OF this Groto, (which IA under
the chief altar in Armenian Church at BetheheH mus
il is believed peculiar interest In the present age OF
the world Ii has been visited in the course ol revolving
centuries thousands and thousands OF pous thgn As
being The greatest object OF Christian veneation ana e
place where began the mysteries of our holy region
Th. proprietor does doubt that all Chtisihns reslden
o this City, will he desrous OF viewing this splendd PIC
re the production of the celebrated Italian Ars Menoz
ri OF Milan.
L. Naples, taken from the new road
5 The Solemn Entrance into Vienna OF the PrnceSe Ma
anna OF Savoy occasion OF her Marriage with the
Emperor OF Austria IT.,
g. The North Pole Expedition OF Capt. Parry, in the
year 1921 ,,,
l. The Splendid ST. Peters Square, at Rome, as viewed
or Easter Sunday. few moments before The Pope gives
h uP IN he
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
aurtio1 Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Apeh0neer
RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATTs-store
~ e4 Broadway.-Lberal Cash Advances made on coz
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
amusements.

PRoGRAMnIE OF MI BURKE's CONCERT, to
I take place on TUESDAY EVENING. peS q Al Mp,
by Mrs George H. Andrews Vocalist, from Boston teer
c. Hl aad Mr. H C Timn wi Win preside al The Piano
Fortel, AID other instrumental performers
/. Introduction, Piano Forte Mr. H. C. TsmH.
otne!f The Isst Of Other DaysMls G.
X tasa AND Rono Rasse Violin Mr. Burke De Beo
T. Bal!ad-"The Prairie Lea"-Mr L T. zan- x..,
) Faa;a:l Souvenir de BellinF-volin, Mr.
.Afso
l. Tyrolean-" The Devoled"-Mr'- G. h An u.rs..u
css.:i , a;4cc..-vion Burke veu1enps a2aps.
s. sd-"Twenty Years Ago"-M' L. T. o,,,.
T. EaSasr s1asHT. better 20 Laugh than be Sigh
!ng.n from the Opera OF Lucrezia borsial-r.
Ms M.G g. d Tina R;,o 10 Amer
ica,' in which introduced severaI popular
meodies-composed, arranged and executed
The Piano Forte to be used upon the occasion the
WaFerooms of James PTsson, 50 Wa.ker-sl
Tickets One Dollar eaohio be hsd ii the Music Stores
and al The door.
Concer, s. O'Clock precisely d22 q
C0PLESTAR1 AIS, G9NGEB66Is c66sss sse. an sId nd
and respectable Printer will take place al the Broadway
Tabernacle, on Monday Evening, Dec I'd, 1915
'''' who hss kindly yolun,eered his services
accompanied by Mr. Timm the Piano Fortel
Violin ........................Mas Master Sconcia
(who hiss kindly vounieered)
SONG ........Mr Edward Shepherd
(vrho has kindly volunteered.l
Hon James Harper will preside BY the earnest reaueat
OF the beneficiary. ,
Mr. Wallace of Kentucky will redeiver those portions
OF his Discourse on Art of Printing which, from ner
general nature are the interesting TO the public Ihs
Discourse was delivered before the Newfork Typograph
ica Society or Tuesday evening last and elected gea
applause PART ii. 49,,
Overture-Pano Forte, MI. h. WoAesnauPt
Vion ................ Master Sconcia
Shepherd
F;naie-Pisuo Wollenhaupt
Tickets 25 Ceris-To be had of H. w. Fisher, No SIS
Broom--st Wilson & CO. Spruce.sL; James Siockwel,
cor Division and Bowery and the door the evening
performance Doors open at past Performance to
commence al past7 d!u 2is
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

ID; iHs H.TESTsSS' 3. nisDSs see'y-. d2a1.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

a 0IEKICAN MUsEUM-GRAND HOLIDAY I'D. i,aaL At
N TRACTIONS-Every day and evening ms Week.
Splendid performances every evening at y O'Clock ana on
given every hour The Manager has engaged for the en-
ire Holiday Season. the aes wonders In existence, the
celebrated Scotch Giant and Giantess the largest human be-
ings living They may be seen In Highland Costume every
day from 10 O'clock forenoon till 10 In the evening Also
new and beautiful Physoscope which has lust been re-
ceived from the proprietor, Mr.. P. 7 barnum VINO IS
securing all Europe in search Of novelties for the Museum
This instrument shows the human phiz or face, on edi'
un not less than 20 feet in diameter making most aSha-
bic and amusing exhibition Il Will also show IN like man
ner watch and musical box, both in motion, and both
highly interesting He has also received from the same
source by last steamer, optical instrument the Me
gascope which shows a variety of moving figures making
the most interesting exhibition ever Witnessed DE has
also arranged for the exhibition of Laughing Gas, and has
engaged several subjects take the should not sui
cien number volunteer from the audience Aso engageo
and this is his rst appearance in this City Mr. Harrison,
the celebrated Eng ish Improvsatore whose comic and I'M
propu Songs have been received with great ecat many
Of our large Cities Also engaged the beautiful Dtssovng
Views and neutrality-suspicious. with list OF talented
performers including Mrs. Phillips, popular Vocalist
Billy Whdock, Banjo Player and Negro Singer Miss an
ny Deering, popular Danseuse Madame rockwell he
famous Fortlne-Teler.
Admission, 25 cents Children under 10. l2S centS
25 cenia extra 10 consult the Fortune Teller privately
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

NKAND REPEAL EESTIVAL.--Ths United
Iish Repeal Association OF NewYor will hold their
Annual Festival, at Ni5los Saloon, on MONDAY EVE
MING, Dec. y, lsl5. NJ
10 admit gentleman and two ladies' price Two
Dollars can he had of any the Committee of Arrange.
meuts See list ia Truth Teller" Freemans Journal,
a.. 1.'l ~ -, DIG ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22

MONSIEUR JULES FONTANA, Pianist and
wi Composer from Paris begs annouce that bis rst
Concert In NewYork will take place Saturday. the 2lh
December the Apollo Rooms when he Will be assisted
by several distinguished artists. o,.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
sitnatiuns, &r. t1)anteo.

WANTED-Ai No IS Anu.s.
please make Immediate application. IL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-13


WHAT MIGHT BE DONE WITH THE MoSe
EY WASTED IN WAR.-Give me, says
Stebbens, the money that has been spent
in war, and will purchase every foot Of
land on the globe. | will clothe every
man, woman and child in an attire that
kings and queens would be proud Of, !
win build school house upon every hill
side, and in every valley over: the habita-
Bile earth--I will supply that school house
with competent teacher will bnild an
academy in every town, and endow it,
college in every State, and fill it with
able professors will crown every hill
with church consccratcd to the pronnui-
gationof the gospel of peace-I will sup
port in its pulpit an able teacher of right
eousness, so that on every Sabbath morn
ing the chiue on one hill shall answer 10
the chime on another around the earth's
bread acknowledgements the voice Of
prayer, aud the song Of praise shall as
cend like an universal holocaust to Heav-
Ell.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-13
4 Dream.

"I Dyeamt that Dscelt in Marble Halls."
l dreamt that dwelt in my childhood's home
With the loved ones Of early days,
And one BY one, saw them come
BY the light of the visioned rays.
And dreamt that the springs rich blossoms shed
Their perfume upon the air,
And that flowers sprung up from their grassy bee
And bloomed in their beauty there.
I felt no fear of the waking hour
Which should drive the charm away, 2
For the blissfal dream had all the power
Which circles the brightest ray.
And l dreamt Of sweet music in field and grove
The robin and whip pcor-will,
And of dearer voices, attuned to love,
Which were breathing around me still.
thought that my life had renewed its youth,
That lived in the past again; 4,
And dreamt that found the pearl of truth
In the hearts of the gay worlds train.
forgot the years that had onward sped,
Through tracks of pain and care,
For dreamt that the grave had restored thu
dead, 80
And blessed them in silent prayer.
EsTELLE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-13
BURLINGTON, IOWA: SATURDAY, bEcEMBEx 49, 1916.

tho names Of the two others, 10 times; Of
three II times; of fourteen, ID times; of
thirty-three times, oftwenty mine times;
and Of twenty-five, 10 times! Canfurther
proof be needed Of the systematic attack
upon the pockets Of the lieges, which this
cunning and clever scoundrelism has work.
ed. But when the cloud, which now hangs
like pail over every species of railway
speculation, has been cleared away-when
the market has been thoroughly sifted Of
the s'bears'' and the sstage" of legitimate
enterprise, the result will be better for
the country and for capitalists. Thunder
storms clear the atmosphere, and the con-
vulsions in the physical, produce conse-
quences hardly less beneficial than those
in the commercial world. A better class
Of men--lnen, Of stability and substance,
will step in and take the place.of the rot
ten reeds which are now being kiched with
scorn out of the way.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-13
TTERMs:::::$2 90 IN ADVANCE.


AS for Count WogonstrcAsky, 10 hardly
knew what to make Of tat first, he was
disposed to resent it as deliberate aifront,
and sent Crabtree polite end pressing in-
vitation to meet him in the d or Park t.
settle the affair with pistols. An expla-
nation, hcwever, disarmed the good-hcart-
ed German Of his wrath, and provoked his
mirth--and he dearly loves to toll the story
to every stranger who visits his house.
He formed resolution at the time, how
ever, to be cautious how. he invited s'oid
salts" at his select parties in fu,ure--and
solemnly declared that il he ever again
asked . Yankee ship-master to dine with
him, he would caution him TO bring a shirt
along with him! You, my dear fellow, ars
the first Yankee WHOM he has honored
with an invitation since Captain Crabtres's
.hegira." h5t Ell -.
SUCH was the Consnl's story. Simcox,.
whose anger had been gradually oozing
away at the corners Of his mouth, while he
listened TO the adventure Of Crabtree, laugh-
ed heartily at its close-and Count Wogon,
strofsky was suffered to escape with .
whole skin.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-12-13

MI Equal TO acon.--Judgc Dolly, OF
Georgia was remarkable for his wit, AZ
well as for his other talents. At one place
where he attended court, he was nrt WILL
pleased with his entertainment al the tav-
ern. On the first day Of the court, hog
under the name of pig, had been cooked
whole and laid on the table: No person.
attacked it. 1t was brought next day, and
tie next, and treated with the same res.
peci; and il was on the table on the day
which the court adjourned. Asthe party
finished their dinner, Judge. Deoly rsse.
from the table, and IN q solemn manner.
addressed the Clcrk:-"Mr. Clerk" said
he, ssdismiss that hog on his recognizaiice
until the first day Of the next court. He
has attended so faithfully during the press
ent term, that don't think il viii be ne
cessary TO take any security"