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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
Remember the Poor

II tse Editor Of The Tribune
The following extract IS from South Sermon on
The Vanity OF Good Intentions merely Some OF your
readers may be reproved and others mag Re stirred up
10 save those ths: are ready 70 pGlsh
After exposing the evasive excuses OF one the; can
give bu; wont but promises 10 pray ne goes or
All, thou hypocrire when thy brother mas lost al
that h rad and AagulshLnE and gaspns under
the unos; eA:-emires OF poverty and distress do=t
thou think 10 lick hin whole sgAr Only Win tny
tongue Just Ike that old to-rns! Locus *eo denied
beg-a- ia-;hias and pu; hin OF with his blessing
Tie measures that God marks out Tor ny cnarl:y
are these Inv superau!t:es give place 20 thy
neiEhbors great convenience; Thy convenience must
val 20 nv neiEhbo:s necessity and Lastly ny very ne
cess!ties v1us, yield 10 thy reishbors extremity
THIS : the gradual process -nst r1n-t Dc tg rue
and ne ina. pretends dissoity 70 give =HOs1 ol l
prevsr.csies with his duty God sometimes calls uPor
;es 70 relieve the needs OF my peer brother, sometimes
OF thy county auG sometimes Of ny prince pause De-
fore thou yest 10 the old stale Usual terce ina, LOU
ca1si dc OF 81 these things ccnsicer WIZ ay-i
that there God WHO = 10; 70 % eanH2sc o. win
les wso knows exactly what thou cansr DO and wha;
thou and consider n tae 2e1t plsce taa MS
not tie best husoandry II n. word 10 % damned to
save chs-sesr
4 short s,-re ago saw az account o. meeting OF
coored people II the West Indies 10 promote Christian
object The as, step was 10 adopt ;h-ss resolutions
etect as follows. viz
/ We vii give scrne:1ias-
: We vii give are able
J. We VIII give cheerfclly
TIE o.e-ing Of one WIS., rejected because &c id act
comply WITH the .ecoEd rule Re o=red more ~. srudg
insy This also was rejected He became penitent and
gave literally and cheerf1ly May EaEe Christians bet
;sE. o. even follow ms Instruction W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

- We beg leave to refer or readers who A.r. =.
:oothacAs 20 Dr. BlAsdel Dentist 3sl Broadway ia.
Ing from his reputation !oE Extracting teeth ai,h 49,,
experiences ana with ttlc pain TIA; the tOo;A.eb4
very prevaien, complaint However !, !. srae.v;s. :
know tha; instead OF being obliged to .esor, 70
the old fashioned Instruments resembling eor..r..
we can ,vsil ourselves OF his superior instrument,
hs,.n tn .,,,,h On. IN an in.;Anl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
PHILADELPHIA. Nov III ?. y

The trial OF Bridget Hartman for the murder OF
her child, resulted in a verdict Of guilt OF eHtW
murder The impression somewhat prevails that
she was insane Charles Mosler was also convict
ed of the murder OF bis wife They were both
sentenced to-day by Chief Justice Gibson OF the
Supreme Court 10 be executed Every thing IS
very cold and freezing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
HAIR IsvfooaAroR

Phaons Chemical Inyigorator stands unnSasd =.
toie, article tor gentlemen or ladies' for 0esuriJHs =
hair II Is recommended by physicians in eoaseaas'
of ia containing no greasy substance.
Phalons Hair Dyes warranted 70 change red o. -,
whiskers 10 beautiful auburn black instnnlAneo!
and viii not sLnut wash Oh Gentlemen can l4''
their whiskefs dyed At the depot
AL orders nnust be addressed L. Phdor d s''''
way. -
Both articles for sse By the principal drug =
fancy stores ia the union MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
GOURAUD,s LIgRARY OF RoMAYCE

JULIA W klCHr.--SErtU hAih.
Is sweet al night, on some romantic lakc, -
To watch the shimmerng rloonbesms silver So
when not a breath VI air besSirs, 10 break
Tn inverted image Of The foliage green,-
Amid this quiet, 10. the aspeDs shake
And iremble--as II moved BY band unseen
Resembling much modest msiden's shhnk!nsi
OF al! the word aapietoUs-l am thinking.i
~ But FAR than ell these. 1t IT, 20 sss s. =.
wfe clear transparent .kin-free from Tan FFsets,
ssowness Pimples, Redness, Roughness, Chaps, ci6T
aud Chafes in ,hort, such free u.s Q. 70 -
RAUDS celebrs ed Italian Me6iodteG Soap l. esfrsa
caes To gentlemen this Soap invaluable as So
compound. GOURAUDS PoudreS Subtei are Ell sfi e.
10 e0Lirpate super5q0ua human hair. GOukAtpS -
E4u De VIII positively color red, Light or sfs -
beautiful jet black. G0IRAUDS Liquid Rosss "a,
nhcent carmine preparation for uniting pale ches@'
permanent. carnstion tue al.
It must be borne in laind that the genuine
DR. Gouraod only be obtained al his dePot, n D
ST. st slore FROM Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

- Yankee pumplines IN addition to cur va.
extensive variety for Dinner. We servo up s5s,
pumpns- in superior style, which We invite the tes
public 10 call and Try. We hsye also ht,cd up lass
Table, on - move! plan, where R"ekwhest Cakes Pa
Tea Biscuit Coffee served up at all hoars Of
d,y (nsf lwI WELSH, IS Nsssaus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

The aggregate vote Of the State IS 5',7i6. being
short of that Of l-ii when Gov Stratton elect
ed over Mr. Thompson BY 1854 votes. being more
than one fifth less and shcrt Of the vote in so by
by 663g votes l.3 scattering votes were given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

rS,- J SMITH DopcE. DENTIST, No Is Bont.st nst
Broadway requests the attention Of those wanuHg ses
cia teeth 10 his new method "a meihcduscd In ,his ty
clu.jyey by himsel0 christening either single teeth ~
when ON gold plates it saves most Of the pam u.ut
given in the operation aid enables the to ker
clean and healthy mouth. nj stA~Jn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
Nrmsr,rkR srkAl1Nc-At thr -. :

NEWSPAPER SrEALISe.-At the Police c.
yesterday somewhat advanced IN ', rs ~,
10 the House 81 Correction tor month for
newspapers. The publishers OF OF tar l,r~Ss
p,'rs. Buein: frequent complains loss O. 49, =
.eEminsd 10 know TIE This IS one OF ,hA - =
OF their investigations. Boston ~. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

On Tuesday. a4tb, the New-Jerssy Caavassers
ne, al Trenton and after examining the returns
the following results were sscertsIned. We hnd
the ,ote n the Newark Daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
BALTIMORE, Nov. a7-5! P. NJ.

The Western mail has nothing Of interest. We
had very cold and clear day The Southern mail
has arrived out contains nothing worth sending you
The market has experienced revulsion-;he I'll
on Flour is very marked Our highest quotation
today for Flour IS Si7s. The stock market holds
firm. and there IS no change in state and City secu
rites We have quite dearth Of local news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

II James Read Co. Wil!iamsburgh have
set trimming instead OF easc stated IN the adreF-
,iserr,eat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge DAILY
Ot,o ~ C. Stack NOGh Ripiey.Mr J. D. Clute bought
the assignee in bankruptcys sale, portion OF the
OF Slr Ripley. consisting OF land in Illinois,
which had come 70 the hands Of Mr. through sale
Judgment in favor Of Mr. RS former firm oil Ripley &
Faulkner After Mr. X. had obtained his discharge he
gave Mlr C. 1915 for this land in notes OF
which paid and the other for about $50 is in
su IL IS contested the ground of false Representa-
ton on the part Of Mr.. C. 1t shown that Mr. c.
sold the notn to Mr. 5 for go and verdict given
for plaintiff to that For plaintiff Mr. Bosworh.
For defendant Mr.. Crst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

yy Tarelu, ard oeys leaving the City In the si.e5-
noon are informed that EreaiRs Eddion Of ne Iri
o1x Ia printed every day containing the STOCK Saies
Msrkets News By the Southern mail DC up 70 ) 49,
Nv uouruy OF me Newgboys Cor the ErsatRS Edts,oa
OF The Tribune every one viii be able 10 '4ke WIN 'H
TIE latest news up 70 the time Of leaving the cry
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rEMnElE1Unmkxm5uUwu

THE ROSE or SHARON; A Religious Souvenir
for MDCCCXLvll Edited bJ Miss A C. EpeAs
TON OPP. 800 Boston A. Tompkins and B. f
Mussey. New-Yofk Union Office 40 Futou.st.
This is we believe the s>rsntb annual issue of
this valuable gift book which has attained wide
If not a general welcome. I. is intended to com
mend Religion and Philanthropy to the young
especially in the attractive form ola remembrance
from friend to friend The writers mainly all of
the school termed Liberal in theology, which
though their theological tencts are not directly in
culcatcd therein Is fact which ought TO be known
to the purchaser Among them we remark in the
volume before US the names OF the following
REV THOMAS STARR King, MIS-. 5. c. EDG,STcN,
THOMAS s. rHAYEK. 81. 4. H. poDp,
u. MAYO, 90 L. VI BARKER
e. HENRY gACOS. W. J. wooDNH'
l.. . E. CASE, ELIZA hSfAhh,
c. ". SAWYER. -. JULIA \ FLETCHER
The Illustrations are poor this year. as usual ,
the matter good also as usual Beauty and Reis
ion by 7 s King Isabelle. by Mrs. L. j B
Case, Wordsworth, by A D. Mayo Regenera-
ton and Faith by J NJ. Edsarton. The Young
Clergyman BY Mrs F NJ. Cbesebro Shelley by
D. h. Barlow and To One Unseen, by Henry
Bacon. and among the articles which have most
interested us there are longer poems OF greater pre-
tensions Out We ilhc tHtet MUGS ~ ''iS '-'AeV'
THE SUMNER DREAM.
'DEEP the glen
In shadow lny the banks
OF the still brook. wren
Poured cut his simple hymn OF thanks
From old oak, the glade
Was nlled with murmurs that the stream
Among the flags and PUSHES made
such was the Maiden's silent summer dream.
Wherefore this trance
Wherefore this simple dream
OF simplest circumstance
T there, and then, tina; hrst cisaIr
OF the deep life that lies
IN Natures bosom, quverinc, tell,
Thro' the clear domelights OF her eyes
Into her hearts unfsthomable well
And since that hour
She has communed with sky
With bird and brook and howsr
As things that VIII not, and that cannot die
Eternal life. 10 her.
In every form OF being shines
Henceiorth true, perpetual worshiper
She lifts Brevereni heart al ouinipresent shrnes.
:. c. r.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
-sEE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY,s PAPER.-s


~ Advertisements tor The Tribune Of Monday
ought 10 be sent in before 10 O'Clock o. Saturday even
Ing as the Publication Oce Of tbs paper Is NOT open 0'
Sundays. .;;s ,,.,e-
subscribe:s in the city who do mot receive ms pst
AZ an earl; hou. are requested 70 care woro az '
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By TEE SOUTHERN NAIL.
Nen.Jer-e1 OmciaI.

r. We received no msil from Baltimore nor
" AZ r--c-i las. night
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CITY ITEMS.

- The Last Judgment and the Lobgesans
in one evening what DO you think OF thstl Why. Of
that i; is The greatest performance OF Sacred Mu
sic ever gwen, and VIII doubtless the old Taber
nacle its capacity and make ne with beauty
and fashion its and gloomy expsnse. The Musical
Institute has been drilling clo4ely and srduously tor
long time with these sublime pieces and will no
doubt exceed everything before heard. The per
Torrance Is 20 take place on the I'd December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

~ Oh, how delicious u Is have peary wEis WEI IL
and sweet breath TO have the gums hard sod
All have this by using IS cent oe1 OF tas sd
Tooth Paste Sold a. % Chs,haE-sL go 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

e Do NOT fail TO read The Memorial in favor OF
Guy HorS Hoase on the First Page o. this pa
Per Although apparently local the subjects il discusses,
'e acts sdauees universal interest and Import.
anes, we ssus; they viii make Cue impression ,as
'niads OF the rejecting and beasvolsrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
Il Dis. BAILEY. who has ccnSuc1s., IL W,

r. Dis BAILEY, who has conducted the .p,rs
fs E-ald. Liberty party paper. Cincinnati during
the ss; three years hss withdrawn from that paper 10
bsccme the Editor Of The National Era the new Ant
Slavery ourns shou: to be established Washington
j. q; WHITTIER snd Rev A. 4 Psxirs are to be $50
cated with him Corresponding Editors. D.. Bailey
is an able writer and an independent Edse. His place
m the Morning Herald is allsd by Stanley Matthew's ESQ
ayouas lawyer OF decided ability.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

COMMON PLEAs-Part l. IN Board OF Assistants Room.
before Judge Day-Nos H. 81 II, So -, 81 63 % IL
g. l. @ a. IS -. Part :. in Common Pleas Room be
fore Judge Ulshoeer-Nos. Is b, 10 80 81 90 =, H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

- The [. s ship Albany. for the GpE was
toe IRON, tie Navy Yard yesterday afternoon snd an
chorcd II tie North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
10 bark ave Mss.rs. James BsAop Co ofNou-Rruns

r. Prot wn1rSgr gives Lecture on oFatoTy
a. ,ry institute Monsay essHias See yer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
Gen. sco,r- perartnre for the War.
Correspondence OF The Iribune.
W,syrxGroS Nov 20 LED

Correspondence VI LIZ '''"'ii--
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. l545.
The sudden departure OF Gen SCOTT for the
Brasos Santiago has caused some surprise and
much speculation. call 1t sudden, for although 1t
has been for some time whispered that ne might be
ultimately dispatched the seat OF war 1t was not
finally determined BY the Cabinet until Saturday
that his departure should be forthwith On that
evening he gave farewell supper to a party Of his
friends. but our citizens, generally, were in pro
found ignorance Of the matter until he wss on his
way to Wheeling.
What it is that has caused this decision Of the
Cabinet and what is the position heis TO assume
are the questions which now agitate the uniform
ed Some frghtul vision has certainly broken the
long slumbcr of the Administration. Or II may nc
that some misgivmgs 20 the effect Of their nth
erto timid and fuctua,ing policy on their popularity
NAV have startled them into these recent outbreaks
of desperate energy. Perhaps they have ntorma
ton which is kept from the public eye Perhaps
they have no exclusive information, but are merely
actuatcd by desire to impose on Congress, by
thus throwing themselves INTO staggering att
tude jumping into belligerent position and squar-
iug themselves II they meant 10 do something
prodigIously valiant, prodgousy astonishing and
prodigiously effective
But what position is General Scott to sssumee
VIII his appearance at the seat OF War suppressed
General Taylor Or is he gone merely TO review
the troops : or is he instructed to execute some
special enterprise concocted in the Cabinet! or is
he dcputed to take the Government of Mexico as
soon as the Halls OF Montezuma shall have been
thrown open for his reception by the valor Of Gen
era Taylor and his Is or 10000 troops Why will
not Mr.. Richie divulce! Why will he not say a
word TO satisfy the inpatient curiosity Of the pub
lie instead OF choking up his official columns with
eng and prosy essays which no cares to read,
on subjects which he himself does not comprehend
The bombardment OF Tabasco was CALAMITY
managed and has rubbed of some OF the rust
which was gathering naval cscutcheon.
Honor to the bravery OF Perry and his brave Crews
lmperishable be the memory o. the intepid Morris
May his name and his fame brighten and become
more c!orious rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

- NEw.ToRS CHRISTIAN MEsSENGsK-New 70.
umc. See advertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28
Capital Punishment.

10 NE hGGcr q ne IrioAHe
CONSISTENCY falls into great mistake Il he
suppOses thai the opponents of Capital Punishment
are atraid Of the Bible Argument as it is call
ed Far from it They have lately considered 1t
as pretty much yielded by The friends OF the Gaow.
Snd ntrinsscaly weak TO need much attention But
ii Consistency or any other advocate OF hanging
wishes 10 srgue II they undoubtedly ind plenty Of
opponents That Christianity justify hanging is
absu.d.iy on It's face L late friend Consis
tsncy 10 get up any secsrisn lealousies this sub
jcc:-;here Ar too mary Of every sect who sGvo-
cate the abolition OF the Death Penalty make il in
any degree sectArian matter. And VIVA. the fact OF
Rev John Foster the eminent Baptist Clergyman dis
believing the doctrine OF srGL punishment has 40
WIKI Capital Punishment leave Doctor Bacon for
whose especial beneht i: seems have been nroduced
10 determine 50 also OF The OF his article
as II refers 10 az friend l. E We care not 70 inter
iere N is-nly ars With the testimony Q; such emf
nsnt men as Rev Dr. Cphan 0: Maine. Rev Or. Bacon
O. New Haven and hos: Of other OF other respectable
theological Professors he authority OF the Blbs
IN iAvo- q; he Galows think he public require but
htts Argument the subject We believe the
community, especially tha; portion OF who hsve gwen
The su5sct any attention sgres with Daniel We5s;s-
WHO remarked distinguished advocate Of tie A5o-
htor OF Capital Punishment that he rh0lc question
TUNED the srreGieey o: the proposed abolition z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

u Freckles SUNBEAM, tau, morphew. psrnpies ~ Il
and all rruptions quickly dispelled BY one eaks
genuine JoSEs'S Italian Chemical Soap. HSAA1AIfos5
low or dark kin. beautifully clear and white s0''N
IN this city, a. the American Eagle, g Chsham-'L
ms 9.eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

p The Boston Whig contains letter from
Hon David Sears OF Boston. addressed 70 Hon John c
Adams II which Re lays down pan for the gradual
emancipation .; SlaTss N re United Srs.es-
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Proud of her treasure, marches with II down
To latest times


1t is understood that the Presidents message
Will discourse with great energy OF phrase on the
laurels we have already won, and on those which
We intend to win 1t will be less eloquent on the
subject OF the expenditures. AS in the last annual
message on the subject OF the Oregon Territory it
viii be very learned very decided, and vastly com
prehensive in its illustration OF the rise and pro
gress OF the War so that after reading It, Nj
Richie Will go of into ecstacy of panegyric,
and the universal Polk party will lit up their eyes
in wonder and admiration at the statesmanlke
astuteness. and elaborate research OF their chief.
Bat out OF all this depth and darkness OF words
the honor and welfare of the country will loom as
dimly as they did in his bellicose treatise on the
Oregon question. We shall not stand whit more
erect in the eyes of intelligent and rejecting men
Our justification before the great tribunal OF ma
tons which, buster as we may must and will pass
on our conduct in rushing INTO a War, which by
the least exertion of ordinary sagacty might have
been avoided Will still have 10 be made out. When
M Polk shall have succeeded on these points, and
not before he will deserve and receive the appro
baton of the good and the wise OF all countries,
well as his own, and viii have offered something
like an cxpation for the thousands Of brave men
who have been sacrificed al the bloody shrine OF
war NERITAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

z 4. x :. Row. are our authorized Agents at Proyi
dence, B for tas OF The Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

MlssouRI-The Legislature of this State con
vened at jefferson City on the 18TH inst Mr. Ew-
ing OF Ray County was chosen Secretary of the
The House was organized by the choice of c. F.
Jackson Of Howard Co for Speaker Mr. Jackson
received - votes to Is for Col Hunter
Governor EDWARDS annual Message is rather
short and confined TO q discussion oil the affairs of
the State. The militia system is found to be utter.
ly useless. The Governor says it is idle and use
less IN time OF peace to force men 10 do military
duty against their viii, and recommends the adop.
ton OF militia law similar to that passed by the
Legislature OF this State at It's last session The
Message states that the people generally are not
very prosperous and attributes the fact 10 cener-
a. lack OF education and want OF more Skill and
science, and better implements OF husbandry Al
most the entire population engaged in
Agriculture and greater variety Of pursuits is
recommended.
We depend, says the Message, on physical labor,
ana reject the superior advantages o, mental labor
we depend or brute force and reec; the advantages OF
skill and science
These disadvantages under which the mass Of our
population labor, might be ren.eded 10 great extent
list BY encouraging the common school; I'd. by III
ing manufactures and ih, by imp!oyn: roads
. and nsvigsbic streams
Inc common school woUld prepare our population 70
apply iAeir labor 70 the best advantage make and
use the improved machinery OF tie age and avail
themselves ot The benefits skill and science in al iher
operations An increase the variety Of our pursuits
would diminish the amount o; these articles produced
IN superahuDdsnce and the amount OF those
produced only in limited quantities produced
81 and would thus enhsncs the price o: those which
had been produced IN sUpersSundsnce and diminish the
price Of those which had been produced Before
else not N quantities sufficient 10 supply tas wants
and demands OF the country saving The country the
loss OF exporting the he COS, OF importing tie other
and III the time supplying greater number OF the
wants and demsnds OF population. and giving TO
greater number OF persons prohtsble employment II
no other mode can the wealth and prosperity OF the
Country be much advanced BY the establishment,
OF manufactures They would bring into sad proi
able employ large portion OF our population grow
Ing up IN iceaess, Ignorance and VICE and give them
steady Ad industrious habits make them useful and
fneYitorious c,figsnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

BooS-SEErisG.-Yoang gentlemen and others
who may wish profit themselves The useful study
oil Book keeping requested read the advertise
OF Mr.. J NJ. CARTER in this paper. NJ. C. IS
practical Bookkeeper and understands thoroughly wh.t
ne PROCESSES 10 teach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-28

e The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for Dec. mas 4
capital likeness OF Hon zAoocs PRATT late Member Of
Congress from Greene Co. An interesting Memoir :
also given There abe andinsresn. review OF Gee
Gibbs Memoir OF WAshngsca's and adsInss Admins
ra;ions, and article tie Natural History OF our
State. IT. P. Ser,eI. 10 Eulrca-stl
Css BL.cKwooD's MAeAzIST for Nov. IS quite
strong Marlborough Aashanistan TIE English
PeorLaws Prnss:an Military AsEno.-' urr among the
articles ADVICE 20 Intending SeriaHst Is sere.e
enttngup Of Dickens whish is repeated in Things in
General u. Scott < Co. lla Fuliou-s,)
II LrcRETlA, OF The CHILDREN OF. NIGHT,
BY Sir (. Bulwer Lyron, forms number 90 OF Esrpe.z
Library OF Select Ncvsls. Price % cents
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PAR, STYLE OF Manufactured aud tor .ass,
KNOX I2s Eultnn 81 sun BnildnSs
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CHEIsTIAy MEssENeER.-This paper IL the organ
and exponent Of the doctrines of the uni-erssst de
nomination IN this City. new volume having just
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