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gn0ia Rubber GuoOs.

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GEORGE BEECHER, loo Broadway, tbetween Pine and
Wall as has hand ond is daily receiving from tne fac
above patent which he offers 10 The trade al low prices viz
Gum E.ssic Shoes, neue all sizes
Do do ladies' DO
Warranted not sfen soileI under any degree Of
Carriage ind Other cloths o9every style thlckucss
Jspanned Cloth paeD, leather finish IN article superior
10 patent leather and al less cost
Machine BandIns Military Tents
Life Preservers, oil patterns Water Hose every SIZE
Portable Shower Baths, 81 Caps Hats and Southwestern
low price, Over Goats,
Travelling Bags, Pes Goats, various STYLES.
Horse Covers, CIonss,
c carrisss B Soois, Mems 2s'' overas,
Water Pals various patterns LegSlG6,
Bathing Mats, aunung ana n ahin ! s soo,
Ladies' APRONS, pucalng Pants, win noaisi
Mechanics Aprons Foot Balls, with air tubes,
Gun Cases aud Govern, suspencers end k.leselc',
AIT Pillows, Gloves end Mrs,
Chair Cushions, camp blalEclsi
Wagon Cushions, Ct-clnCles and 0irt',
Air Mattresses, irenis ior Sportsine5-
The above goods are prepared by entirely
diereh from any other manusc.ure rendering them nfn;
sly superior The Rubber goods heretofore sold
In the market Orders promptly executed Tor goods OF 1
.tyHn ~.
TCTCHTNSUN ~ KUNY ON have on hand lar
ana splendid OF every description Of lnca
Rubber Goods IN use, consisting IL part OF aboa,
SOFA dozen GoodYesr's PaeDl Corrugated SUE pendeTs
emo pairs mems wor;en's and childrers Rubb@rs
l,Ol0 DO do Leather Soled oyershoe'
500 do do Metallic do
6DO do Ladies Sandals, Metallc
500 do do Slippers, co
30 do do Buskins, do
All of which will be sold. wholesale or retail on The noel
reasonajl. terIs at the Warehouses OF the Newark ~ j.
India Rubber Factory, So Msidenare. mia 6tisoaN
spEWRRE OF COUNTERFEITS.. -Persons
az should be cautious in purchasing India Rubber Goods
10 inquire whether they rade of Goodyears lneoln-
bic Rubber all others couriereLs and will stthen
with cold or melt with heh. The only manufacturers
Agents IN or about NewYorS are Hutchinson Il Runyon,
Ford Co. aud George Beecher 100 Broadway aGd those
TO whom they supply. -
The following ieI.er rom the Express oil Inc zh feo
ssttles the MISTER;
Letter from the Commissioner Of Patents
PATENT OFFICE, Eth Jan. 1886.
Sir Ia reply 10 YOURS OF tha date, have 10 inform you
that does appear the records of this Office that
sny Patent been granted 20 Hosce H Day, FOR TIE
process The preparation OF India Rubber for manufacture
lug PURPOSES Very respectfully yours &c.
EDMUND BURKE, Com. of Patents
WILLI,M JuDsoN. ESQ" A2t u
rHiRRED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of SHRED
- Suspenders are particularly invited - examination
of y stock in store, which warranted superior 10
any IN market, end vii be sold very ,ow.
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~ j. d. Wheeler, Auorp,, and coun,slo, Al
so6 Commissioned of DECIDE, &c viii attend IN The
~ Hoou OF famusry Hall all hours Of the ds,
tyl5 osr
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THE TRIBUNE.
EXPULSION OF THE TRIBUNE REPORTER.
Comments of the Press.
Fyom ths Nantucket Inquirer.


Tyr CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.-That
Tr yir,uous patriotic and dgnifed body, yclept the
Enuse of Representatives. Of the United States has re-
atty been engaged liz the truly national work of ex-
eudnp the Correspondent and Reporter OF the Tribune
on The Reporters seats in the Representatives Hail.
!. & punshment for offence, If offence II can be
cs!ed. OF somebody else.
+, sppears that Mr. Sawyer from Obic,-perhsps
Means of economizjng time and money,-has been in
he habit like the children in country school, OF taxing
t dinner in his pocket, and catinglt at his de'k. AN
secasional correspondent of The Tribune audins 10
his Democratic custom OF honorable gentlemen, inHue
himself rather merry, and perhaps INDUCED in niue
srsygera,ion. Whether the nature OF Mr. Sawyer .
opers was very accurately described may perhaps ad-
nit Of doubt though the people OUT Nes are ss," to
X msrvelousy fond of pork,-sDd we are not yet fuly
orspared 10 believe thut real NJ c. would wipe MIS-
reasy ngers upon his coattsi though as suosttute
10, bears grease, and 10 the same spirit o. economy
rhieh led him 10 take his lunch in the Hall. he
might transfer the glossgving drppngs OF pork steaks
sud ssssepges from his diga' appendages TO the How
lnr ringlets of his intellectual head.
Tho whole description given in the letter was piece
~ poodnatcred fun without a shadow Of maiice-and
calculated only to draw smile even from Mr.. Sawyer
himself had he not been of mine Ancient Pistols
man class of bipeda very out West, who ere
gYceedpgy given TO wrath when it may be INDUCED in
with perfect safety and who for war with all creation
merely from love OF hard knocks, when II Is absolutely
csrain that the said knocks will have TO DO taken by
.onebody besides themselves
The honorable dner-out saw n 80 complain OF the
treatment be had received to the House of Represents
dye whereupon the Democratic majority of that body
moved themnelves be about just they Demo-
rrs BY visiting the nquities of unknown indvidu
4 upon one who was perfectly innocent.
This exclusion OF The Tribune's correspondent is
bou the smallest piece of tyranny OF which even the
assembled wisdom of this mighty coufederacy was ever
ty If mere good natured squib is thus to be treat,
3D. what would be the consequence IL any newspaper
correspondent, tell the people In plain Terms, Of
bc Drunkenness. gambling and Righteousness which
ssound In Washington to extent absolutely frght;u
Our citizens ought 10 know these things but judging from
he fate of reporter of The Tribune he who should
venture expose ,hcr would 6a visited, legally or lilo
-ilr NTH M atir tod ynnreance
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NHIRXED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SHRED
- Sqspenders particularly invited - an examination
of y in tore, which warranted superior "a
any In market end will be sold very low.
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MAGNIFICENT BINDINGS

TOR HARPERS BEAUTIFUL BISLE.-E. Walker,
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pictorial styles OF Binding ready. Among them is
highls finished view OF Trinity Church and Gothic Altar
piece with Communion Service.
~ Tbs Sia,esuses Manuel : vols 2vc This import
sn National wora WI he ready early in April.
m2I T. WALKER ia Fultoa-st.
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, coz Oliver G. Strong,
1850 John MckeoD,
, CO.'S Chas. f. Anderson,
i'-o Beverly Robinson. Jr.
F., oo-S Minturn Post. NJ. D.
ioN' J. II. Hobart Hawa,
1000 { Geo. Cat!in.
i0 Mortimer Livingston,
800 { John 7. Irving, Jr.
1883 Theo. Sedgwick, Jr.
900 VIM. D. Washington,
4o'0 Edw. Jones,
80, { John L. O'Sullivan.
ie'i Or. Robt. Watts,
100, { VIM. Johnson,
io'- VIM. Russell.
20, { James Constable,
ic'' Governeur NJ. Ogden,
40. Ssml. F.. johnson
1904 VIM. G. King,
, .,z John w. Leveridge,
Ae' L. a. D. Duyckiuck,
,s,e John Jay.
io'o Harvey Weed,
,o,- { Nath'lW. Chittenden
400 Henry P. Fessenden,
sos { Geo. T. Strong.
'0'o John Mason Knox.
800 { Geo. G. Cornell,
'o's Richard P. Emmett,
,o.o( Ogden Hoffman, Jr.
i07o Peter Il. Strong,
,e, { John II. Parish.
i01i Rev. Corn's r. Dufie,
,e,a( VIM. 5. hernochsp,
ISL Silas w. Roosevelt.
1910 Thos. C. I. Buckley.
ieio Jas. w. Gerard. Jr.
-. Up. Gerard Foster.
io'1 Rob,. B. Campbell,
,seS lie Froy Ravenhill,
$40 Geo. w. Draper.
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70 DEALERS IN wooLENs

10 DElALEaS WOOAGHSs
Fy MIGEOS < Co. No 5il Nest--tres.- Tefnishers OF
clots csssiulr-es ard ss;!gsis- The gol1 msis has
nee, awarded 20 b. y. In Fehuishrg wooleu goods Refer
10 Massrs Woicol Sisde Is Pine-sL, Wm. O. 4sng!ey
Co IS Exchqnee-plAce corner Of Brcad-st und 10 D. Big
hsrr Co. Pine-st. xh-re orders tnsy De let "a n
mo COUNTRY AIEKCGASTS.-Browu Sheet
iugs and ShfIiiuss OF every style AID Width 81 the
Known brands both heavy ead hne Stark Ms Lawrence
e Indiau Hesd Cabot 4, Premium Heavy Merrnsck *
eters UnsuowDs &c may he mad al manufsctnrers pT
ce on The second doors Of Nos 10 aud 20 Cedar-s hall
block sboye Pesrl.t Yard wide sheedng, o cents ger
yard a!so Bats Wcss. vine, Warp and Wsddpsi oe'
Southern Cotton Yarn, No. 10 II. srt z 10 L.
NIL 7. N USDERHlLL, Ia and 70 eeasr'sS
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STEAM POWER.
ssTEAM POWER TO LET Ia ney bulldog, "A feet
and i0th-sgerue Apply al CUMMING POLL0CK'S
ofcs No 81 Westlsth-st mis- lmf
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Supervisory Committee.
James Ronwick.
Edward II PendletoE,
George Jones,
John r. Townsend.
G. w. Francis,
Samuel G. Raymond,
William Moore.
Theodosius Q. Fowler,
Hugh Maxwell.
James w. Gerard,
William Bard.
George c. Shaetfer,
VIM. Belts.
Samuel Weird,
VIM. Kcmble,
Glass Committees.
( Egbert Benson.
= James De Peyster,
q John c. Hamilton,
- Robert Emmett.
> Leonard w. Kip,
5 John C. Stephens,
Abrsm R. Lawrence,
DR.. J. R, Rhinelander,
,e,eC Frederick De Peyster,
i9to Abel 7. Anderson,
,o,- Daniel P. lngrphsm,
1871 John Wilson. Jr.
80, Robert Oracle,
Ielo Clarence L. Sacket;,
900 Henry D. Cruger.
leIS Rich'd L. Schietfelin,
,,,o William Mitchell,
leu Henry Lawrence,
-, Rev.H G.Whi;ehouse
ISL DR.. Geo. Wilkes,
-o,,S Adrian II. Muller,
le2Z John l.. Stevens,
-. { H'nW F. Havemeyer,
ie@ Dr.. John D. Ogden,
-, Benz. Aycrieg.
lcS4 DAYTON Hobart,
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CMITH'S HoMGOpATHiC Phsrmsey, Nc; So
- Broadway, adjoining Niolo's Thesre---John T. =
Smith has large assortment OF Homeopathic
in ,inctures i.grsdons sutions and giobues sagnr Oh
Mlk Pure Alcohol Distilled Water. Pellets &c &c phy,
.rsn, Pocke, and Family Cases o, Medicines on hd ao
n.epared order Homeopathic Plaster so1sGLute ior
si:,;a!, SSr cnrrs m'9H
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c00 BOXES * Tn Plste-le0 boxes 11I2xl2 Tin
ms ND cAs IS WARD ceNovER, 70 Bro.d.s,.
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We stand up for the inaenable right of any
passenger in public conveyance to read or let it
alone just as he pleases-re sometimes read and
sometimes lie, i, alone; and do rot feel bound read
steadily because we happen to carry book. Our
correspondents judgment OF Mr.. SIS motive in
carrying book is harsh, and his comments impert
nen, He will please to consider himself reprimand-
ed therefor. Ed. 7ri6.
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~ Phulon's maggie flair Dye.-A nsw and inve.
uabc discovery bsine Cgi dye, Irb:ch nsRrtaneous
changes IN. color Of the hair yEissers u beautiful
brown or black withou, n the hair OF skn Geu'
men hsve whisSsrs yed IN i've minutes at me c
Rrnad Wv. Price ncE hn.ile 81. ms i'm
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Boarding ann 1Sotsls.

BOARD IN SOUTH BROONI.YN-Bosrd with
Dfurushed uniunished may be obtained very
moderate terms plain family where there no chit
died. about three minutes Walk from the Ferry. Address
Board at the Office ofihis paper m2l lw.
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These Committees requested to proceed at once
to the discharge their duties which have been assigned
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LINSEEC OIL.
Fy,EE ATTENTION OF PAINTERS, Druggists and
4 dealers ia toe article Is United 10 cor Aanuiectory
where NAV &c found enpe supply in various sized pscs
.g-s warranted pure ard Tree from sediment
80 & g ROWE,
r,i7 ei.2itoss ga Front-si near Pecs-sip.
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jon cAsPESTi.S AID BuILDzH.
Ir6CHATS ac otbers who ;Ttsh ltsif sores altered
igr tb= lst Of Afsy ts7e 1t doae ,aseiuly 200
b.go BY applying as above.
..;h;s notjca mioEuyl
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R(UAKD WANVED-By gentleman and hls WHO u
ID respectDl, private family with psrlor and bedroom
unturusned Location below Warenl the North eide
of Town. addressed TO c. NJ. j. his office, stating
terr which be moderate, viii meet with prompt a..
teuuon. n2l n
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Books.
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,

I IFE ~ CALIFORNIA. durin. i-.idence OF several
~ in thai Territory coupri.tns description OF the
country and the Missionary Esihh h MIS- with incidents
observation illustrated with numerous ensravngs,
by American; which ia suisXsd Historical! account
or1gic cIs onis r.dtors of the Indians Of Alta
California Translated from toe origtn.l Spanish Manuscript
: vol emo. with engr4vngs : 25
= : Defence OF Ca7ta Pur,hul hy Rsv G. B. Cree
y Bnd Fssay the Gruuld and Reason % PUG
shent with special reference The Punishment OF Denib
by Tayer Lewis Esq Professor OF Creek Literature N
New York Universily- vol very beautifully printed 20
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The Cricket on tie Hearth by Charles D!cken', new
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co,stiru,,onn.iry of the License Inv

Constituttonnllty OF tine License XIV.
To the Editor Of The Tribune;
While in conversation with gentleman short
time since on the Teeto,al" question, he took occa
sion to say tina, the law, enacted by the State of
Connecticut was unconstitutional, and could not be
sustained if carried up to the Supreme Court that
Daniel Webster argued this Winter in Washing
ton on which occasion he held that the United STATES
received duties on and passed liquors through tee Gus
House. they thereby invested the importer with the
right dispose of lis stock he it, irresponsible
Of State authority and that any law enacted by the Peo
pie, for State regulations conflicting with such rights
thus inherited unconstitutional and void This is
the substance Of Whist he said if the precise words
Now hold Inst the General Government Gas the right
regulate inporatons it peases and that the differ
also have the right regulate prohibit the
of any article thus imported and that this power OF
regulation ana prohibition is inherent (oh The PeoD)
and nscnable; therefore ANY wholesome la" they Qhe
People Of any Sorerset Sae) may enact for their own
government only right and proper bur Contitu
lious. Messrs. Editors, you will very much ooige
Teetotalc and subscriber by giving the above place 10
The Tribune, with your opinion pro or con, OF both
JANUARY 80, 1916
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Massachusetts.


Hon. HENRY WILSON of Natck presented in the
Legislature Tuesday an order tina, the Joint Spe-
cial Committee The Resolves of the State OF Geor
gia inquire into the expedency of passing the follow
ing preamble and resolution:
Whereas Three millions of men are held as Slaves By
the laws OF portion Of tue States OF this Repubhc-de
pr!ved Of their inaiena0le righs-ryboed OF their hu
manly and degraded 20 the condition OF mere property
and psereds the Slavehoding States have obtsneo by
the Constitution OF United States representation
this species OF property thus combining pecunary
interest aud political power, giving them undue and
disastrous influence the policy of the General Gov
eminent ,cheeds the Slave power. by long series
of agsresons upon the rights ana interests OF the Free
OF the Union, has disturbed their commercial and
business resiions-has violated solemn treaties and III
VOWED them in with the AbOrslnes-has restrict
ed by unlawful and violent measures the freedom OF
speech and the liberty CT the press-nas imprisoned and
sold into Slavery OF their number guilty OF
crime ano made an appeal To the supreme Court n their
behalf penal offence and uher as, by alarm
Ing assumption OF unauthorized power foreign Slave
holding nation has been forced into the Union. for the
ayowei purpose OF upholdpg aud perpetuaIng human
bontase-thus compelling th!s Republic 10 assume the
revolving and humillsuns position o! leslsiarg Tor
Slavery and against Freeaom ana by the eing wrong
thus perpetua,ed forfeit al claim 70 the projection Of
Him who has declared shat righteousness eraite:h
tio, and rice reprocci 10 any ope aad EhTeGs, by
repeated agsressons putting IN jeopardy the pre-
dominance ofciv liberty II government snd threat
euins entire saoverslon the Issue Is now distinctly
presented tue people OF the Tree states oi an uncon
ditionE and pussnnous submissions, or determined
constitutional NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Resoiued That Massachusetts distinctly and socmny
announces country her uncompronising opposition
10 the farther extension and longer existence OF Amer
can Slavery that she hereby deliberately declares her
earnest and uuatersoe purpose every lawful and
constitutional measure or IT'S overthrow and entire ex
linc,on and she Eerc pledges her cordial cooperation
10 the friends OF civil liberty throughout the Onicr IN
every ust and practical measure that shall tend 10 tree
our country from the dominion curse, and shame o.
Slavery and maze her great and glorious anens the La
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NAMss-EMMA is from the German. and signifies
Nursa; CAROLINE, from ihe Ls'n, Noble MINDED {;
George from Greek Farmer; MARTHA from Hebrew
Bitterness; tue beautiful rhough common name MARY 10
Hebrew and uesns Drop of salt Water--a Tear
SOPHIA from Greek Wisdom SUSAN rom Hebrew. a
Lily; THOMAS from Hebrew Twin; ROBERT icom
German Famous in Council
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GREAT AGg-A Mrs Blake died in this city in
1894 aged LIZ years Nlrs Moody died toe same year
ssed III. John Guiey died in Augusta ale 1873 sgd
la, Morris Wheeler died in Resdne!d Me IN 4e!I,
Old Town 1873, sged us Her husband died lew ears
previous aoout the age OF liz Richard turnss died IN
Gushing, Me lsio, ased Ito. The Oldest person we
have any record OF. WAC died IL this country was
Betsey T.anhau who died in Tennessee in 1854 at tne
advanced age Of Isl years negress died II PennsyF
vania II 1905, aged lsu. lfofssnd Bulletin.
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ISFALLIBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs.-The
proprietor OF The psn-s LinEsnt, T'ch has attained
.uc celebrity In The north Of EUROPE for is efficacy IL
aesing Pressed Lnbs AID been Introduced by him In Ph-
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EDITION

of DR. WESSTERS DICTIONARY AbriG gel from
~ the Quarto American clionay, with Walkers Key 10
h. pronunciation of Greek. LAVA ana Scripture pIoper
nance, etc. with Memoir sIt brst Of the Author One
volume, royal uodscimo.
In hi, Revise Edition, The principal object has been to
furnish work hose csses OF the community
who Cor consultation something a7OTe Ordinary
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Weos-r's larger works For this purpose numerous I'd
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on', particularly from that portion Of The American Die
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The sGdeuds OF s4S that the NUMBER Of words In tn,' vo
csuafy above fy thou,cnd is 900 more thar in
Woke g large Dictionary. -
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CaAPFED HANDS.

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r. prevention Of ChapFei Hsnds Fog sale al he pfneySd
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- wheeler. A.lorue: AID coCa.eiof al
- f:o,nr,i ssioner 81 p-zis, Sr 'il s.'-ad N the
80. Sygn u TAuueny hsi ~ 81 avnrs o. ne cay
ma ~ S.lLs.
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY COMPLETE!
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