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The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

Ii the new tariff dIminishes the price of mann.
factures it will benefit the great mass of the neo.
pe-if il do not, the profits of the manufacturers
will not be Iessened. = ''st' g .
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

we e have have received The August number of The
Democratic Review. 1t contains likeness Of the
HON: u. S"'D Dickinson, 'One of the Senators from
New York, and abounds in interesting and vaIn.i
able matter M Price 80 per annum, in advance.
A Address Thomas F. KeiteLl l42 Fulton Street
I'VE" oTksf si' e-ree-a e~~-s.er: s.s s-7-s
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

The best joke. They say that the editor of the
the war, cut hired an Irishman to 90 In his 1Iace
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

The Editor of the Register may well exnlt over
the success of Gov, Graham. 1t gives TO Oliver
asking for more for two years to come the print. i:
ing for all the Departments, and a,snug seat on
the Board of Literature worth S39 per day.
There is only one thing now lackidgtO crown the
fame and make sure lhe happiness ofthe Editor
and that is, forthe next whig Legislature to pass
law to make him Intendant of Raleigh for life.
The Wing leaders have done worse qh,ngs than
that and surely they could, not refuse 81 Slight a
ia Sor TO the e. accomplished Editor of the. Court|
Journal. sE ,.,. 90 80, ..,'-@.' 7'5''
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

Il. ILoogs for chihuahua. Capt Washington, of
.ne y: o. Artillery, as he passed by Vicksburg
Sn the 18th instant, furnished the editor of The
Sentinel statement of the force which il des,;neJ
70 proceed via San Antonio de Bexar to Cb;bno-
hua, and part of which were on their weu m ,',;,L
him. The force will be constituted as folIo,n.
Light comnanv Ab art;IIar, 80 'o"s'
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

81 We had intended to say something this week in
regard to the adjournment of Congress- and the
great measures of the Administration; but we find
the whole subject 50 ably handled in an article of
the washington Union of the l4th instant that we
torbear to trespass upon the time and patience of
our readers. The Unions article shall appear in
our next z'~ a'-" g s''.at'ti i'o'n' y 81 .0oal
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19

6ulletn Of the New York Tribune ofI;ca r t9e
0'ateS in consequence Of the new tariff, "a
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-08-19
Total

This force constitutes an independent commond m moi
which will be under General Butler. It is destined
% strike sc INTO the province of Chihuahua between
1aA ws and and GeneraI Fayors position; and it
which will fall back from General KeaEney ~
Santa Fe. 1t will take the. Santa Fe ro,,s = -
MEXICO and there cooperate with GeneraI t., -
Ior; It's route is through the most beoliby ~
richest paris Of northern Mexico and nnJey .rcS r
leader as General Butler, the brightest laureIs
may be expected to crown the expedition.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
" Legal Kcform.r

To the Editor Of The Tribune;
The subject OF Reform in the Legal Jurisprudence
in this State is one which has heretofore in some Of
its branches. received considerable notice in the
columns Of your paper. There is one point, how
ever, which have not seen as yet made matter
of comment it is tha, the individual parties seek
ing to institute proceedings against another 9th
ers, shall be required FIRST 10 set forth fully the
grounds of action in proper affidavit made before
the Judge or Commissioner OF the Court
II is often The case that persons drawn into
court and subjected TO serious vexaton and expense
by irresponsible persons. who have no groundupon
which 10 base their action. This ought not 10 be-
and if it is matter coming within the province of
the State Convention. do nope it will receive due
attention from that body. NiNDEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

tsverps are opened and Kept Tor the sale of intoxi
eating drinks alone-remove tie license TO sci! rum!
and heir keepers would IN mos, instances abandon
The business except in those places where the
t-svelinr cns,ora demanded public house Now
for the fart and procf OF my assertion. In the vii.
1ase of Northampton containing, according 10 the
rnsn 600 iphahilans.l and IN It's bound- when
,avrns were licensed 10 sell spirituoQs liquors there
vyar. 6f.een .averns Now their occupation is
gone; twelve OF those houses are no longer ;averns
One was burnt down IN the village last winter, and
onl,. TWO vel! kept and well supported hotels now
remain n testify 10 an intelligent community that
tho true wants of the public require fourth OF
the public houses that We're heretofore thou eht ne
ces-arv Your surprise that IN town. OF 1000 III
hsbats there are but Two hotels. .cill not be ii.
l:inished when l inform You that Northampton is
The c,u1ty Town of q populous county; iha,, a.
,noned in nv former letter il is one of the most
haon,if,l towns In the United States surrounded bv
roountein and river scenery the most picturesque
;,,ecnoble and il therefore place Of great resort
f,r Strangers even from the far South who come TO
the North in Summer in search OF health aud
pleasure.
elects Of This system of temperance houses In the
first Mace the number of taverns is reduced to The
acual wants OF the public. and the keepers of the
supernumerary taverns have been obliged to apply
themselves 10 cangs more useful 10 the public and
less dangerous 10 themselves and families 2Giy.
The public houses hat rehiaiu are Deiler supporte
and are not liable TO have The order and quiet now
every where observable, interrupted by the noise
and confusion TOO often found where intoxicating
liquors are sold. The absence of rum almost in
ariably. assures the absence of loungng vulgaritv
and profanity AT any rate should suppose ii 10
be the case here / board in public house. have
been in those of Northampton, Amherst. where is
located the Gourishing College recently under the
Presidency Of Heman Humphrey, The author Of The
Parallel between Temperance and the Slave Trade.
and now nnder that of Edward Hitchcock. anather
distinguished advocate of the Temperance cause.
and in those of several other villages yet in no in-
stance have seen an intoxicated person, heard
profane or improper word uttered. nor iders
lettering about them. In entering public house,
YOU can scarcely observe the difference from pri-
yate one. so quietly and orderly is every thing
Quoted do NOT affirm that this is all the result of
the Temperance Reformation part no doubt is 10
be placed to the account OF New England character;
but think am warranted in saying that the TEN
perance cause has been mainly instrumental in
making the public houses here what they are.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
ew EstabiIsAment for the srellINs Stle 81 CHo'os
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,

md iIet
yEHE SUBSCRIBER VINO exhibited al the late Fair Of
he American Institute, he much admired display Of
cuoce PerunsIy and Toilet soaps, aao wno W. us.e s
awarded, by the honorable judges, Golden nieoh!, hao
opened establishment IL This city al NO. los broaoway'
whefs lie oders speciality Of Per!qmey hoI 70 oe E
ed either in Europe America hs would at ~
PsTmery mas The yreat advantages over Tho foreign OF 20
Inv ireshy prepared and thu Inc une9qaea oPpSIsuns
Of lsarung the Laboratory OF Laugler
p.r..l Fla of he for many yeaIs tle
guar his possession of skll equAi " la' VI '
p ss.ortmspl of choice articles Of the most eele-
raei for.ign houses will at all mes be hept On nao
enabling niD u.a rom Paris beautiful assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for inc approscIns ,
into becul and old into youth or foinniuIns
vIch win porsess the tfanscedent virtue VI creaunH ne"
Organs for the growth Of he hnr These ns eaoes
~ ninr.: 6ut he does pretend offer TOILET SOAfS,
s1 scrpu1cay compounded hal 10 unneuueu@oo oIAaI!
rensu. 70 e the delicate Ikin and ne onsrs most
oreuarsion 10 highly recommended oy IN scco.
psb.d anorrs. OF AnsTlca, hiz AMANDlnE, Whicn WIZ
or cure NE RgAM an article
which, II riod will sIwsysbe pfssen1 ~ e'' e'A
Hs Hrs bs COSMETIC CREAM invaluable sn ep-
ulcaion 70 delicale slsr .hayins uen more eie
CANT preparation nan tne G G2s GssENcEs PoaATUMs
nd WASHES possessed Of various pfoPefues, some de
Az ned 10 peAuiy and Cleanse !te hesiy na, soo @ "
r ,ordeI-d seuon vi the Scaip; sone VI soouB ouno-
nnI orop.rss ior the rrltaos bead "thefs suulaung
a. tonic 10 tne deoiisatsd scag impaired M
.nh we'll known physiological prneipies, frequently
restore the hair, slop Us falling whso "a ose o9es no. use
m oe,tuctuu Of organs OF he har, and are not 70
he confounded with thousand nosruLns 30 sosIneicssy
wsJIsn,.d 70 cure n sli His BEARS OIL ne as
sures The public, Is perfectly genuine whsn lspfessaIsa
s not no .ndsnser peculiar organization, In virtue OF
Which II dsrs from other substances Of similar chazae.o
For the Quay ofh goods. be can refer 70 hessr Asp
wall Mhau Chiffon and may olets OF tno nost resPec-
she ch.mss Of this cry who for the lest several years
haye ended sriclsa OF his manufacture ,s.. 5.,.i
Finally every Thing vii be represented,
and 4 sny urc give full sarisfaction, WI not
ony winsy, bui also DC ssnsn baen !Gs SUD
scrb- anxious acquire for Es eafac-
er for verscy good sirn wher from The nature OF The
articles there much for miseprescpAop sno
he enoins upon his employ 70 maintain The same I'd.
herence 10 iruh and good faith call u most
soiieil.,d EUGENE ROUSsEL,
Manufacturer and Importer OF ferumefy,
No. I5e broad way bet~ cen Liberty and Cortland,
IL I'm. and IL. Chesnut-st Phllnoelpoi1--
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

OFFICE OF THE MERcANTiLE MUTUAL Insurance Co
No IS Wall-sL Decelnher Hlh, lsi2.)
7 A MEETING of The Trustees, held III NE once oi
"a the Company the Sd nstIi, JOSEPH WALhEh
unanimously elected President in place Of Lewis Greg
oy resigned and Lewis Gregory was elected Vice Pre-
tder supply the vHcaucy occasoned by the resignation
Of Joseph Hoxie- Ry order Of the Trustees
ELLNOOD WALTER, Secretary.
MARINE INSURANCE CARGO AsD FREIGHT ONLY.
The Mercantile Mulua Insurance Company No b5 " ell
confues Marine insurance freight aud
New suDscn 2uon Dn,-o, amounting u upward VI Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been received and far
th,r addtuns .ail. bulng made 10 The Hrsets
The Company invi;s attention 10 It's plan of business,
which believed fers greater protection and larger
.lrns Il iho aisurea llan Other.
TRUSTEES:
Thomas Hunt, Jas. Mccullough, Thos Acheis
Wm c. Langley S-puuius CroOas, Geo. w. Tsy lof.
Henry Sheldon, Charles p-yeD, Lew Coos,
JAS Freelarc, Chss. n. Rogers, A. Les"nI,
Thos s. Nelson E.. Moring, D. L. Ssyre,
Wilson c. Hunt w c. atv ser, AleAsS Baker,
Stewart Marsh, w. a Keteiias, NJ. Ward.
Geo Hastings, ChAs O. Carleton, Leonard Arby,
c. w. A Rodgers, Lucius Hopkins, as HalocA.
Henry Jessop, DAME G HsGlaGd S. +. jenkins.
g. D. Phelps Herman Boxer.
JOSEPH WALKER, President.
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
Frtvoop WALTER c-cra,Arv dSO I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
BfnrrnI Notices.


r3- Hydropathy.-A HylrOpa,hic Institution has
-ei op.ned AT Morrstowu " j. under the supervision OF
Dr. o. T. Dexter.
This establishment. has the mo-t ample accommod aions
for patients and lis o! Baths &c ARE alter the
ls--i and most approved plan
Th- effect of wafer disease is truly surprising Old
complaints such dyspepsia, g'ut long s;annng
rh-umatsm spin. di--as.s curvanres. nervous difficult
ties Paralysis d.ease- nJuIi-r OF joints plies dropsy
prof. .p.u OF he womb receive immeiiae AID permanent
ben. i'll and acute arrested and cured
Morstoan n IS well known Of the most deli shtll
and healthy villages In the country rendering IT, therefore,
avery dcrir abe residence for inva.ids
Applications for admission he made al III Naer,SL
or by letter pos. pad) Dr. Dexter Morriitown JS
eI- Boston Subscriptions 10 the SeW-H ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents, KEDDlNG Go.
State-si:eet Gerns0 cent? per week or Two cents Tor
Single Co,ics-
Wssky tribune every Friday Morning, for certs or s.
per snnuin. ,.
by Boslon Publishers. Thi-r- Napoleon JET eodu
~ CInirvoyance applied Diagnosis of
Disease, by Dr. 2 WEBSTER kesde0ce, ~ hud.on-
- u--r Charles Consultations from A. NJ tli 9 M
Also PRIVACE EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERisM,
same ptacs every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday nights
commencing at o'clock Tickets. admitting gentleman
ana Nv ladies', 81 single tickets 81 cents. J2 lm)s
~ j. -. Wheeler, Attorney and Cocnselor al
Law and Cumn,l VI Deeds &c i'll allen IN se
E-nd;n Room OF Tanmaay HAL al ~ tourS OF ts dsy
sud -n'1g i"'A "-H
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-YoRK.

WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-YORk.
SERIES ofhydIHulic p0wers, In all over sikntJ set
"A fall ns been formed during The past year on The Lime
,tOno Creek al Fayetteville, Onondhsa Co NJ Y village
al a,r the uain turnpike road, olkht miles
sn., OF syIacusc three South Of The Railroad,
mil. from ths Canal, with which 10 conEected by
STATE.
here is also small but very pure stream, we'll suited
ir nauar mls or other Embellishments reiiIlng light
mower with over one hundred and twenty feet full This
M 4, ell as thai Of lbs Limestone, can be subdVided a.
desired ~
Belupyipg with tho hundred acres of
IN, b-,l OF Land both for buildiugs acerics and cucva
to, The country 10 healthy, beautiful and eroler eno
cluse at hand abundance Of Limestone, waiorine, plss
ler &C. .,, -. ~, -. .>,, o., ,,.,.,n.
Tn. whole or part this property viii oe sold 10 persons
oiIp Ipo.Ir. oi JOtIN McVlCCAR, PORTER TREMAINE
" w III rs-.nnvis IS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

DEAR Father think me not unkind
" hen | entreat you so;
OH drink no more ana then you'll hnd
\ nome where'er you go
Thus spake in tenderness the child
The drunkard' heart was moved
He signed ,he pledge he wept-he smiled
And kissed The boy be loved.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
Sob printing an0 Book 3in0ing.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No SPRucE-sTREET-( 1hree doors from AGSSauJreet
rBNHE taciues this establishment for JOS PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any Office IL the city The
paronag lie last hGs been such 10 guarantee
great in We therefore, with con-
fienc- issue the following Carl
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suPp.!ed with s!l kinds
of ofPRlNTlNG ut the chespesl rate, VIZ:
Cards, blls Ladlhs,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks. &C
To LITERARY GLxTLsMEE.-0r, stnGl harascrip.s print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets, Stereotype Work and all kinds Of
Booss Letter Press Printing.
To LgcruAERs md Acknowledgements beautifully
printed
Lecture BilE, Small Bills for Distr.-
Mammoth B,LS, button, &c.
And every description Of Pain and Ornamental Job Work,
executed win great ard puncualy al the Oce,
NJ The ipaSfoyed POWER PRESSES for Books, PA-
All WORK On tue s5ov- Presses will be done extraordi
nary low pr,ces. ) A rhAEIAo,
- II Tribune job Printer.
NTEIV-Y,thk BOUrS-BiNDEhI, ia Fuitou-st
S- descriplsons OF plain aud elegant SooAo!nding ex-
e-uted with neetEcss snd ctsps.cL
In this establishment particular attention given in select
ing the materials and The mos. substantial workmAn
ship. -, e, 49,.
their edveuage cali ana examine Tor themselves al ia
Ful,on, Specimens Of Binding IL all The various styles o.
Sn.-,D Calf Russia Morocco and Velvet Bindings
IA n EDWARD WALKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

uoon you h. necessity of an extenson OF the RIGHT
OF SUFFRAGE 20 the basis OF manhood unstaihed os
crime, uncursed with insanity. II the iorce o, S eA
ample be required we appeal 10 the States OF Maine
and Vermont and Massachusetts abundant proofs
or hose States have received no detrlnent from NJ
ni,tins colored citizens 10 full and equal PafuciPa-
ton IN the Right Of Suffrage.
I, il vr;,b deep solicude, fellow citizens tilat We
look 10 the election which VIII occur 10 AP' next
for Delegates 10 the State Constitutional COnven-
,; W. anpeaI 20 men Of all parties. who love
opr institutions and their advancement 10 vote Tor
.pcb Delegates rs are favorable 10 an extension OF
the Right of Suffrage equally 10 all. We appeal 10
all who rejoice 10 The progressive character OF our
Government. We beseech all Oh this imminent occa
sion. 70 cast their votes In such manner as shall
tend most efec ually secure restoration 10 the
rights of men and clllzenS.
We humbly hut hopefully present ourselves to
the People of the State OF New York, as candidates
for the rights OF citizenship-we rely upon your
sense Of righteousness and Justice for a full and
free exercise OF the Right of Suffrage, trusting that
Won will be guided in your determination by the
spirit OF Him who is the Great Head ot all States
and the common Father of all mankind.
In behalf Of the Colored People of the Stale OF
New York respectfully submit the above as
their regularly organized STATE Central AND
COUNTY COMMITTEES
Rensselaer, Co. HENRY II GARNETT WIN. RICH,
JAMES HENDERSON,
Albany CHARLES c. MORTON, WIN. II.
TopP RICHARD THOMPSON. w.
C. MCINTYRE.
AlIegany C. C. CHAFFY. WIN. F. TALCOTT.
Bro0me WM IL NOLAN.
Cattaraugus " Z. 5. COLEMAN
Duchess URlAU BOSTON J. w. GRAY, D.
GORDON WIN. JENNINGS.
Cayucn c. ALLEN GEO. ALLEN.
Cba,tsuoue w STORUM
Delaware +. COLLINS.
Chenango II. V RYNECk.
Columbia E. F. FLOOD.
Chemung J. JOHNSON.
Er.e ABNER FRANCIS, WIN. BROWN. S.
Genesce O. c. WOOD, WIN. JOHNSON.
Greene MARTIN CROSS.
Herkner WM. JOHNSON
Kings " WIN. J. WILSON, IL HOGARTH, j.
WASHINGTON. B. COGAR, L. H.
NELSON WILLIS HODGES
ISAAC REED. JEPTER REED.
Madison JOHN x. SMITH, CoNGDON VIII
LlAMS
Monroe J P MORRIS, !. SHARPE.
Montgomery WM H. HOUCk.
Niagara JAMES MORGAN
New.York EEWPo oRT F. HENRY, JAMES Nc
CUNE SMITH, CHARLES b. RAY
THEODORE 5. WRIGHT. THoS.
VAN RANSELLAER, Z. b. VI
DIAL. JAMES n. GLoCESTER
JOHN ]. ZUlLLE WIN. A. LYNN
PATRICK Il. REASON.
Otsego NJ WAYNER
Orleans JAS. LEONARD, A. PECK.
Oswego T. GRANT ;. SLATER.
Ontario JW. DUFFIN, A. STEWART.
Oneida F.LIPPlNS, T. WooDsON, J. FOUN
TAIN W. APO.
Onondaea P. FOSTER, J. JACKSON, WIN.
BRISTOL. S. TALBOT.
Saratoga JOHN DORSEY.
Schenectady " +. THOMPSON. K. P. G. WRIGHT,
JOHN WANDELL, FRANCIS DA-
Wis
Scuben E. S PLATT
Suffolk J. c. SPENCE.
Jefferson J. TERRY
Richmond ISAAC BARNEY, II. GRAVES, BENZ
POKE
Queens : NJ AFRICANUS. J. MlNG0.
TOmpkins HENRY JOHNSON
Ulster " THOS. HARLEY, WIN HASBROUCk,
WIN. BROWN.
Washington " j. 5 HARRISON. ". II. BAL TlMORE.
Wayne JOHN GAMBIA II. SWAN.
Westchester p b LEE J. DUNGEE, J. LEE.
Wyoming SAMUEL K. WARD.
Yates -" JACOB PLATT, URIAH LETT.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
Domestic.


Tax License OuEsTIoS.-The Grand Jury OF
Oneida county, at lis recent session, adopted the
following preamble and resolutions. which were
entered on the minutes, and ordered TO be pub
lshed:
awe have concluded the legal business specially be.
fore u.s. and reviewed the of crime that al
icts the country and the heavy burdens Of taxation
der which the entire community complain. We have
seen the use of intoxicating drinks in connection with
most OF the cases which hsve under notice,
and should deem duty inperfecty discharged II We
should separate without expressing our settled convc
ton that the OF Intoxicating drinks as beverage
may be clearly traced more than three-iourths OF the
criminal business Of courts and the necessary at
tendant of prosecution not 10 mention the poverty
and wretchedness consequen; public expense org
mating in the same source Therefore,
Pssolred hst the retail of Intoxicating drinks IS
beverage the greatest evil ever countenanced
and sustained by lsw.
Resolred Tha, great eood, private and public, pecc-
nisrv domestic social moral would result from dis
continuing throughout the county the practice OF icens-
ing the retail oil Intoxicating drinks.
fesolpsd That the inhabitants OF this county have
now the power TO vote of heavy burden OF taxation,
By vos,ng no license and deciding the question next
Spring according to the provisions Of the new law on
this subject.
look with confidence Tor tne correction OF the abuses,
aud the removal Of the evils above referred to OF which
we complain
OBJECT OF TAvERsERs.-Le,ter from Dr. g.
Gordon in Massachusetts TO his friend In Pennsyi.
vauia.
l will now state fact that will satisfy your mind
and every unbiased man, that the great majority oi
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

For The Tribune.
1t is signifcan, fact which has been strangely
overlooked, the words-Hana, Shem and Japhet,
mean il. the original Hebrew-Black, Red and
UEiks LITERATURE OF THE NEGRO.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

TNFALLIBLE REMEDY forFro.sd Lmbs3Tns
L PROPRIETOR Of the Danish Lntmsn, which has suAheo
mes Celebrity In The norh OF Europe, for i ecscy n
healing Frosted Limbs and been introduced oy ann N
pfs with eqnal succes acqaaints hose Ca s
NJ ma appointed Agencies &. 10 bIeochef-5l ano -
Naid.p.sne aud Il Msden-lane stairs where supply
nav 10 srray. nror-irrd Nj Is bottle dis Dn
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

RoI=s-'- Alnsncine.
4 VERY CELEBRATED article for The certain cnre and
"A prevention Chspped Hauos For safe al the principal
druggists aud dealers IN peruiery Throughout the Cntsd
States, and the manufacturers
(. HOUSED, No. l59 Broad way.
-bol. .te ~ .ni1 m
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

~~SAbout 2D or the physicians and surgeons Of
New-York nnye given their decided preference
TO lns Truss you graduate tho from 70
sy rounds on The rupurs without back pad which does
no ucn injury TO the spine fair ,s being the beat tesi
Of liz sup.nuriry applied and six days trial gwen and
III does the rupture while performing svery KIND
IL chr.rully returned permanent cure sasy enected
ana warranted, II directions are followed.
hos- u,ndiuy fer l. Truss need only mention tho side
utred and the round the hips he can
~ ''.at,s'. a., an, tn,,l- .s.- Oh eudf
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

an ECONOMY AND FAchiON-To those who
zk study economy, lho ssbscriber, IN accordance with
times ha. reduced superior Imitation Mole
Has Fur Bodies the extreme low prcs Of S22S
The above elegant dress st, anu VIII compare ad-
vantagecuuy with hats sold In this city 81 50 and $500
Also coustanily manufacturing Fur Silk Has, OF the
quality paler snd at The lowest city prices for
cash
AN assor menl OF velvet and cloth Caps constantly on
hand IT, any instance the above does not give perfect
Satisfaction, It be fully obtained by giving Information
10 the subscriber. }, W. kELLoSS,
d4 SIM ll6 CnpAl-at
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

THE JUSTICE OF SLAvERY.-A master IN slave
State may kill his servant, almost with impunity de
has only TO show the satisfaction OF jury Of slave
holders that the killing necessary TO secure ooe-
dence. But Slave may not even attack his master,
under any provocation without hazarding his own life
The Ouachi:a (Ls) Courier states that negro was
recently hung place. for having attacked and beat
en- his master and mistress Without ssatng what the
provocSton was the Courier remarks thn the beat
his and then the mistress. who her hus-
bands relief; and cautiously enough, left them under
the impression that he had Killed them. Perhaps they
sii! under TIE impression that they murder
ed, when they caused the poor negro 10 be hung
Bost Traveller.
THE SLAVE MARHET At THE SoUTH.-A single
paper printed in Charleston. S. c., OF late date con.
tans auction advertisements OF the sale of no less thnn
3is "human chat.els'-mcn, and children
feldhands ses.island-co,.oa hands cooks mechanics
draynlen SC.
A wISpFALL.-The Kennebec Journal says that
an English fortune amounting 10 the small sum OF about
$4,000 COO is likely fall TO gentleman named Jen.
nngs now residsn. in Newcastle in thar State 1t las
been in chsncery nesry fifty years-,he interest sccu
nuating We do not vouch for ;he truth of the
although we have our information from relative Of the
gentleman above named
COLD WEATRER.-At Utica on Sunday morning
tho thermometer was degrees below zero; at s on
Monday morning 10 degrees below.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23

"a TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor Of shaks.
ts peaIo Hotel AyAils hlnseH ot this opportunity say
thai his Bail Room opeo for tle inspection Of
wishing balls and through The
AMI would also tisi his coEples for the
arders ihroug Winter al
moderate raes hoping public will call and examine for
themselves. ID. 5. ThRESHER, Proprietor.
N.g.YorE Oct 18th lS45 o2S SIN