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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-02-14
CHEROKEE AFFAIRS.

The Cherokee Advocate Of the 18th umc says that every
thing quiet in the Cherokee Naon and that hoss Of
their counmen who had been induced to leave the Nation
e Of the recent unfortunate disturbances
had, with EXCEPTIONS returned 10 their homes and
were pursuing their respective caIings.
The Advocate gives account Of the murder ON TIE sh
uimo at MayriIIe Arkansas Of Granville Rogers son Of
Captain John Rogers who was killed in asy with Harvey
Pitner. who has grocery store at Nat plecc-
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1891 to 1923,
inclusive.
1929 to 1882,
inclusive.
1888 to Octo-
Der, 1, 1s42
Oct. 1, 1842,
to June, 80,
1874. $500.
Average OF
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which she had dpossesed Them being trepassers
her territory and jurisdiction, she condemned and repudated
her claim The formal recognition which superadded
Of the right Of the subjects Of Great Britain in future to
make settlements in any pars Of the territory not previously
occupied but necessary and inevitable coroary The
effect Of these facts and circumstances, without reference to
the particular Of the convention the question Of its
being still in force a ,rffen compact (ahough II will be
seen by reference official documents that former ncgo
tator Mr. Gaan differs from Mr. Buchanan, and consider
ed the convention still in force the practical surrender
by Spain of her claim Of exclusive sovereignty the north
Of America, operative and subssng right
Such the universal understanding Of the transaction by
all Europe the time il took place. contemporary history
affords the most abundant testimony
Mr. Buchanan takes occasion than once, very
phaic terms to remark that there evidence that Noota
Sound any other spot the northwest coast
surrendered Great Britain by Spain in pursuance Of the
spnaons of the convention and he afterwards quotes the
authority Of an historical writer in England Besham strongly
biased by party feelings against the Administration which
concluded the conventions for the "hat the Spanish
flag flying at Nootka struck, and that the territory
has been virtually relnqushed by England On this subject
fnd in book distinguished by its careful accuracy and
babituay appealed with great respect diplomatic discus
sons (Kochs Hstoe Abcgtc Of the treaties Of peace be-
tween the Powers Of Europe the peace Of Wephsa
continued by School, the following explicit and circumstan
a statement to the contrary, which translate literally from
the text The execution Of the convention Of the 2sth Or
Voyage Of Fuca Sec Mr. Gsllasins letter to Mr. Clay
Of 25th November, 1926.
See Mr.. Galatins letter TO Mr. Clay Of 25th November
1885, and the statement Of the American claim submitted by
him TO the British Commissioners on the 10Th December 1920
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TABLE V.--Vaiue Of the Merchandise imported in
1912, 1874, and ls45 also, the gross amount of
duties thereon, the nett revenue, and the erpen-
ses Of collection in those years.
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Amount i'm dut;e. Nett rev. Expenses Expenses
ported - ofcollec'nl per. Ct.
Dolls Dols- Dolls Dolls
sac os7 f6 62 TAG i73 ass Adj Al Fl
s44 f0s ASS 0Ss 81 ESQ., 357 1888 &o6 so7 5o0 OF
845 III 254 564 80 g52 ii6 96 666 37 2o5S 46d no
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3, Dolls. Dolls. Dol
:. $Sf, 6s1 1898 20, sl5,l 6S 5,57s
:. 81, 1897, 459| "a, $3.50, Oo3 80, sal
o.
10 l32, CSC, S95 90, sS7 ,o59 q, SIS
J. ss, o6s, o4sI IS, o5s, 64o' 81, oss
If annual duties p, ct. for the VIII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

PREVENTATIVE OF WAR.-Rev. Mr.. Mofat, the
distinguished African Missionary, relates the fol-
lowing incident:
4 little band OF converted Africans. with others
around chem, had met on a Sabbath morning in the
center OF the village in the open air, 10 hold the
early prayer meeting before the services OF the day
They were scarcely seated, when party Of marsu
ders approached from the interior Mosheu arose
and begged the people TO sit sill. and trust in JehO-
rdh. while ne went 20 meet the maranders- To his
inquiry What they wanted, the appalling reply was,
Your cattle; and il is al your peril u you raise a
weapon TO resist" There are my cattle replied
the chief, and resumed his position al the prayer
meeting. a hymn was sung, chapter read, and
then all kneeled il prayer TO that God who only
could save. The sight was sacred 10 be gazed
by the band OF ruitans; they all nithdrer scttk-
out touching single article belonging TO the
people.
Ii was the secret consciousness of this power the
good man has for enlistDg Omnipotence in his
favor. thai led the prosecuting Queen Mary TO say
she tceS more AFRAID ct' John hnor's prayers, than
OF an army OF ten :hoasrui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
ReueraI Nutiles.

q John w. divers General Printing Es-
,ssl.hmea: Sun Building, corner OF Nissan asd Fulton
s;a New-Yosk Terms Chesp for Cash
Blanks Bill Heads Bills OF Lae;ng, Crculars and al
kinds OF Commercial Printing executed By superior
workmen with aew type OF the modern and beautiful
cut, u The bes. styr OF he
Country Merchants viii End large variety ofnssutS-
csni designs for Showbs Call sid see bis specimens
winch altogether beyond sny hing produced II ais
country.
Yankee Gard Press-Tsis little wonder worker is II
daily operation al this MISUNDERSTANDING CT Cards
for ihe as'onshed czsas with dispatch and a. wonderful
low prices
Th- Proprietor has spared ps!ns rerder
hs Office eopete arc his fully believes
Will etaoe al 10 give entire satisfaction a. ne ces
good wotkmsnshP, economy, promPin-ss, And dispaeh
e For Boston via Norwich and Worcester,
Tho steamer worcester, Capt viii leave SCUM
side OF Pier No NoFth River every T.ds, Tsrsday aid
Saturday, a. ?. NJ connecting with l.s cas- AlyrI
Po:n. Is.fl GALES PRATT, Jr. Coad uctoe.
" PhrenoieStsts, and Publishers OF Phre1olo gicd
ana Physiological WORKS,
EnhSo In FOwLERS l. WELLS, Isl Nssa su-st n 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Extraordinary disclosures.

TO DRUG GISTs.
SOME Druggists misled into The error Of buying
- miserable OF DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Indian
Vegetable Pills simply becsuss they purchase the pu-
cheaper We shall 10 all expose such dealers
the rascay Of these mitators buy and attempt 10 impose
upon public with such worhI-s, trash no,the su.
Costing alone tina. constitutes TIA value OF my Pls out
- . "'' '''''~'' G BENZ. SMITH, NJ. D.
ITq Greenwich. st aud Waite al Boston
READ AND JUDGE-IMpoRTANTF FACTS
We, The undersigned Wholesale druggist: 10 Lousvis
that Dr. O. BENJAMIN SMITH Is The original inventor Of
the Sugar Coated Pills
ROBINSON. PETER & CARY, 1872 Main-st
J. $. MORRIS Il co. i6l main.st
RUPERT 4 LINpENsERGER:5 81 Mainst
BULL 4 ALDEN 81 Fourth-st
The following from Druggists IN New-York shows IN
'en'e' INC 0'A''0 ~ New.York June 10Th, 1874
We The undersigrssd never saw heard OF
ed Pills" until Dr. g. Benjamin Smith manufactured and
exsss P 70 Us eSop sns and 10 or House
ISRAEL Rs RANPokP4 N ~ n D. 80 Leery-'I
JOHN CASTREE, 81 Hudson-st
DAVID SANDS, 70 Fnlton-st
VOICE FROM KENTUCKY.
have afflicted with psa m is mos, sggavated
D I sep smith coaed indian vegetable Pills.
Aer using boxes OF said valuable pills entirely
Padueah, kI Nov, 9, 1916.
We certify TO the above iactL
DR. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills are universally es.ectn'
HODGE OWENS L CO., Merchants.
Pnducah. Ky. Nov. ls. lsi5.
Al the request OF Dr. Benjamin Smiths agent cheer
fully visited the Office OF Dr. smith IN Sep!em-
while il Newly ork aud foaDd him 10 all sppenr-
ance carrying extensive business with bis sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills The extent OF his establish
would sslonlsh any rot Unlisted IN the mysteries
OF the pill trade. Louisville Journal
from Dr. Singleton
SmithlaBd, Ky Feb. a. 1916.
DR.. G. Benz Smth-DeRr Sir: Nothing has ever been iu-
troducsd sold well and given such general shtis
faction your SugarCoaed Improved Indan Vegetable
Pills. Very respectfully yours 5. T. SINGLETON.
From Messrs Bal L Alten)
Louisville, tky.l Feb lS.h 1916
Dr. g. Benz SmiIh-Dear Sir You will please send Us II
gross of your valuable Pulls From indications
shall sell large OF them We ind that they go very
quick &c. Your friends, BULL l. ALDEN
From Wilson, Starbird rtth)
Louisville, Feb. 18Th 1886
Dr. Smith-Desr Sir Abou, weeks ago Dough
gross OF your Indian Vegetable Pills Though
business dul! here IBIS lne, yet have sold nsn all
You will please send 10 gross through Mesr Lawrence
K-eae Of your city who VIII forward Them 10 Us Wis Pills
bursh Yours, respectfully,
WILSON, STARSlRD 4 SMITH.
We forty letters from different dealers soliciting the
agency my PHI although they bad the spurious IN their
particular from NewOreens, which We shall
Principal oH:e:-New York l7a Greenwic,s:i Boston,
2WA:rr-st
II G. BENJAMIN SMITH IS written on the bottom OF
every box OF genuine Sugar Coated P.!la"
ms 2axlu'W&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
FAIRNESS PILE LOTION.-Tbis Is 70 certify

DARKNESS PILE LOTION.--Tbis IS 10 certify
ID that year 1919 afflicted with severe sttack
OF The Piles and suffered great extent Tor nunper OF
years =. ,im-s the prouberanc-s were as as
and confined my bed for seyers! weeks a.
Sicce the year 1923 "a change took place IN me ehara
Of my disease; a. that lime tnry INC
wa.d 10 The bleeding Piles The discharges OF oiooo IL the
Last have been so grsai IS 70 iecuce NC
much a. times the ble-dns oas oeeu 50 s,1s. aae
OF such long continuance that have been com pesd 10 use
cloths saturated with hne SAX 70 stop the blood had an
attack OF his kind during the sst which vas so severe
ih. suos: tainted ffora loss y! blood Frequently al
ter a, evacuation Of the bowels, Be. required very Coz
adorable ire with The assistance OF ice, SAT- &c before
a.y. been able leave The plrce have ire Almost every
prescription which has been recommended ~ NE " ny
,na, snt have lad medical attendance but with
t. or co e-ct The violence Of The disease appeared 10
sc, ih-if sk defiance and lie ifequ-ncY OF Ne attacks
and The extent OF suffering caused 20 despair OF
reiyirg any permanent benefit Some time IN he nonin
OF August asi Mr. John z Barnes Of Trenton. New
Jersey informed OF my srH-rrSs by Captain
lie strarboa, New Philadelphia and sect me oote Of ala
Pile Louon which used and, 10 my great Joy anc sof-
prise il soon gave relief A!er using u hTe or six
x,k.tt cscnzrye Of blood had stopped and discontr-
I'D rs appGc alton After mad Ella psed, the bleed
Icg slightly reconencrc hen Ar Barnes sen NE anoth-
~ bottle ard AFTER having Used TWO or three weeks, Inc
bleeding YVES again stopped; and rom insi HIne 70 taG
present my ath hzs continued improve, and COW EEL
scarcely ecy inconvenience from Tie Piles and my gears
Meath Is good
cor,d.r myself as cured and M health restored by The
c, OF this valuable remedy snd cb-erf1ly recommend L
J. AORRELL,
Secretary Of Philat-phs ard Trrn.sn Railroad Co.
ptilads!paiG Fe5r.Gry2 =, 1916.
Nr Ions E. 5 HAKsEs-D<oT SH-With H1ch ssust4e-
oa inform you Of The peEect care your PIE Louon nas
sted II he case Of James Aorre Esq. Secretary OF ae
P1sdeIph.z and Trenton Railroad CO. his Huferngs Esv
iny oeen very great Judging from he severiy OF hls al
lscz. you need not fear Bat !ast yoof remedy VI" Always
be fond an irfaIIbis Gre RespeettQ!y ycgrs;
CHARLES EiSkLE,
Captain Of Steamboat New Philadelphia
ElrssIe y sSi-.a.e and retal b3 WYATT KEFcaAA,
~ Frl-on-s- Az :" Esp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Gamus, Grtierp, &f.
TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND G1RANDOLES.

TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND GIRANDoLEs.
JAMES @. MOFFET,
No 2 PrncesL b-tw Wooster and Greene sis I'D Docz
Westof Broadway
MANUFACTURER Of Lamps, Girandoles kc. consist
l1ling Of Al,
GiTaodoes Of all szea and patterns slvered, gilt and
bronzed.
Cand-lsbras and Cardlestlcks, and Hall Lanterns.
Cenlr. and asn.el Lamps, Silverod gill; oronzed ana
olive green
Brscte, Lamps, OF various patterns
Church Lamps, do DO
Ship Csbin Tampa
To which No particularly Invites tho attention OF Ciiy ana
Country Merchants for richness OF pattern MAKO sno aura
blty and prices low ss sny other m4nuactoTy
the City For sale Wholesale or retail
P S-Astrll Lamps altered 10 soars and ell description
NJ lam "a and Giraodoes ro-g resiy1red bronzed
All goods sold by j. G. 81. will bs delivered 10 any part
- ~ rnIap- az In lstp
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IMPORTANT.
NowE11,S PICTORIAL HONEY OF

r lvERWORr, composed wholly OF vegetables; Ia the
most ,ae aud valuable combination ever made Tor all DIS
eases OF the chest such coughs colds asthma whooping
cough difficulty OF breathing splitting OF blood &c The pro-
peiors have received the highest commentators OF rs eth.
cscy ali pulmonary complaints from the most ssliul and
OF the medical profession lis sale during me
last years hiss largely and
without The of puihng so much
the .ale OF other medicines II may Do given 10 niants
with perfect safety the appetite nourshes ano
iuyIyora;es COZ, iiuons impaired by prossed coughs
For sale by Adamsnn < Oliil corner OF broad"ay sna
Fourth, Bowerv; Watson 80 GATHERINGS Coddtngon, Soa
Hudson; Aspinwal, Wiliam-st; C,unb-e, bowcrv cor.
of 4h and corn.r OF Broome and SunoS corner OF Ave-
nue. and 10 Grandst; Mrs Jones, "a Greenwichsvenuei
C. Steam and Mrs Hays Bailey, Brooklyn, and whoe'ae
ag.rt. i07 Mniden.lnnr Price % cents 40 Snw2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
Translated for The TE!sune.

Have Won heard OF the forty mountain singers =
Thisis nearly their history. \ poor parish OF the
p,--aneas was without; church. or It's church had
need OF -ea; repairs but the people lacked resoar-
cos THE assistance which Government could afford
,hsr, and whatever taxes they could bear would be
entirely insufficient. They would therefore have
been obliged to go without cnurch, II forty OF ,helr
number had not associated themselves together and
formed choir of singers, who arranged 10 pass
oyer NOT France ONLY, but the entire world, giving
FOCAL concerts These concerts have had great sue
cass and nrocured means for them which have been
dapo.ted In 4 common treasury. listened 10 them
many times They have uniform dress: blue
bIousas with sorf ornaments and white panIaoons.
They present alt5geihe. military appearance, pre-
serving imPgsing lmmooiity and singing win
great effect When they went 10 Nancy, which
was some months ago, they had already sent into
their country more than $4,000 francs. have read
lately in the journals tha. the mountain singers were
in Egypt that the European population had given
them an excellent reception and that our consul
general had presented them TO Mehemet Ali. who
had been as much surprised as charmed by their
songs-had given them considerable sums OF mo-
new and made il easy for them TO repair TO Jerusa
lem where thew wished 10 go TO visi, the tomb OF
Christ. Well and good !! Here are civilized peo-
pie who give Us famous lesson and show US now
an enterprise must be undertaken TO make 1t sue
cessful. These poor country people do not go azi'
IL TO work To them voyage 10 Jerusalem, pa
cifc crusade is as the famous voyage 10 Dieppe &c
the Parisians To those and the number must be
large who have said 10 them, " Il is impossible,
they have replied Adeu, till we meet again. =
They were Yesterday at Cairo they today al Je-
rusalerr TO- morrow they will be at Constantinope,
and excessively at Moscow, Vienna and Berlin
There is between them and US the enormous dis
lance which separates doors and takers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

STEAM POwER-sseaiRa Power % let L new
building u feet fruni 10y 10 feet deep o! 18Th ST
and Iulhsvraue Possession gwen st Of May Apply a.
tie bolding or a. d. L DUNBAR Gus No !ov Norta
Moore-st AL IN
NEEDLks.-The subscriber o-ss respectfully 20 esl
90 ,ic altro.oo 20 ih- superior qualify OF as Keen
MINI Son. Needles Observe LIE LABEL Of lhs
Femme ,hr csr- OF & Richards. Imported BY
RICHD RICHARDS, lsi as.t-c-laae, u Y
ale From 81 M.y aso u Ayrti--av. Brooklyn
"OT.EhEEPINGA RTICLES.-Tne pQoac arr
1r.spec;.ully solicited examine sssofneui Of
h.rtwsr- cutlery plated britannia orgh, AID jap<ared
81 wooden and willow ware c-c-ss for furnishing
hr,e A.o =. tho varieties Of ga hs ana bathing sppsr1
mi. Tho,. sooct commencing housekeeping viii readily
perc-T the aavat.g-J aacI1s every arc!7 place
:n-r-o. .AY!cg rsn- and :aagr- n running about
S-ys-- n pr; u he city Brooklyn, free
of ..,o-p.e SMITH. TORREY COS A.it-a-iEne- ala
|IWI FANCY (;uUD> and Tar-sc and Need D-a-
i -fs-tEF- Please ca! MS eI-l-SAG'ey Morris
sc--.Ir zers Corsbs. srnse-s Pms. Needles. &c
invite ts- Attention OF
about commencing busErss, 10 cali ad heir
s,ock OF ss a. heir Store, No 5 Mad en-lzse,
.t.;r. S-N-rCh.a:. from ice Country iuv-d as la
mo KUOEkRS.-To !es Workshop, with large yard
i suached No 81 EAnr,-r.eysL FIRST ctacc- for
sny persoa commencing pOaag b1E,nes Tho present
owner ir,erSs eayt,g % o. u heah Inquire CT
Is lws JAS. ROCKFORD, = Vsssy-st
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cReAT AUCTION SALE

or An EsItRE STOCK or LAMPS, GGRAsDoLEs, &c
COUTHOUY L MEYERS, 3II Broadway, being about TO
~ leave the city will, between The Sd and 9th OF May
nex dispose public auction Of all then remaining unsoo
OF their splendid assortment Of bronzed and oou Lamps
Chandeliers G:rsrdoles and Gas Fixtures.
The whole OF hi. Stock has been got up 70 order
" for he. retail trade and any where be equaed
for rchn.ss variety and finish Of poern The UNI
vailed quality OF these goods amply attestsd ny seVso
Gold and four Silver Medals awarded tho manu'acluef
within The last seven years A.,
From this tme TO May C. NJ will continue 10 dispose
OF their stock al So per below the regular retail prices
Churches In want OF Lamps. Hotels, Lodges Halls and
Public Buildings viii he supplied on The sane terms a.
dealers heretofore.
HoQsekeep-rs about reiarnishng would act wisely IN
giving Us call Least in attending our Ancton-when
they supply hemi1lyes fol sueh splendld SOCK a.
has been odcfri a, public lsle u this country e4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
40. 40 IL CONTLAND.sT. on tbs South sldo
REEKMANjS PULMONIC SYRl

The remarKable cures tnht
BEEKMAN,S PULMONIC SYRUP
is continually edectng are such as to awaken Tho hVse'
interest throughout The country
Not only in CossuMprIoS, Coughs, Colds Diseases OF
the Lungs Complaint and Dyspepsia but In
ous complaints Eruptions OF the Skin, Ulcers. &c This
celebrated Syrup tho only certain remedy known It's
purifying. Alternative and restorative powers excel mmens.
urabiy every other medical preparation These claims to
superiority are upon The sod groundwork OF tho
Tu.I CURES made These have In nuer Gus nsan'
ces bees extraordinary be called truly miraculous
and contributed To give this Invaluable medicine the
widespread celebrity which IL everywhere enjoys.
Beskman's Original Genuine Pulmonic Syrup 10 always
PuRg-aways ms same II Is entirely free from all dele
.ous and remains unchangeable under all elf
There not now, nor has there ever been,
medicine or remedy all ike Ibis remk Syrup, nor any
Al ali with t. Ia It's composition, preparation
and effects sands notwithstanding with tho vital pnc
pie working the most universal and benehcai results
upon the human system
Tho wishing Tho syrup should be- particular 10 look Tor
No 1871 Cor,iandst The SOUTH side, one door BELOW
which is the old established ohce Tor te sale
OF this medicine
Be-kmsns Treatse. with full detail Of symptoms explain
alory plates In pamphlet osm, grasi also, be1kman's
Guide ~ Health. MO u-oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

FIRE ~ PESFIELD VILLAGE.-On Tuesday. the
elst instant, the block of wooden buildings known the
Globe Buildings in the village OF Penfeld took fire aud
was consumed The block chiefly occupied By
mechanics most of whom lost their tools manufactured
commodities. and stock. Roch. American
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Associatien.
AssGciatien.
II AsorT 20 sE IS-zooUcEo mo

TIE PzArAys-rar AsoVT 20 Be IsTaoorcE1 mo
Brazil.
weread in foreign paper P-oiec, of this SOFT
tn he realized in Brazil, province Of Saint Ca;ha-
rine which. on paper exhibits the promise Of many
Of The conditions indispensable TO success
The journal which gives these details, proposes
a. the same time 10 form movable Opera Com
pany, or cokor OF musical missionaries pro-
lee, which suits our fancy well In TIL. connection
is given pretty narrative OF body OF this kind
which went forth from g natural impulse, as the
Hutchinson Family have done among ourselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
SILYES.

JAMES G. MOFFET, No. lei Prnce-Bt 50 block West
y OK Broadway, Is constantly rasnuaarng German Silver
OF VARIOUS rcm5ers AID widths which will warrant 70 be
equal any either foreign domestic for quality, ead
which he vii se wholesale retail q reduced prices
P s. AL goods sold viii De delivered n any par! o. no
City or Brooklyn, free Of expense Sim-lhp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25
LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, sc. -.

4 AMPS, GIRANpOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRXy for Tho Spring Trsde-DlETL,
BROTHER & CO., No. Is Jchn-sue- arc manufacturing
and hive AWAY on hand complete o. srse:
n wholesale or retail a. Low PRICES for cnah:
Improved Chemical OIL and Cauperne Lamps,
a.. Lsmps GIT and Bronzed, 10 grext variety.
corr.jiu. coz celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
SsrsndoJ-, various peIterns gilt syered or sronzed
sQsp-ndiEg SolAls, Done Carnphene Lamps
Eracke: Solars, Side 90 co
sclzr Chandeliers, BrrcHsi 90 90
Pa-eni Lard Hand Lamps, SiArc 40 GO
Britannia Hand Lamps, Ceupnecs Ccsadenrrs
Superior Chemical on, rure Sperm III
do Caapbccs, SOAR and Lafd Ou,
do Burning fluid, Refined =" halo OIL mlsy
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Ir5blshed every SATURDAY MORNING the low prce Of
slper alnu IN advance. lDcopes for SIS % copies
fer SH.
TEE sEBI-WEEHLY TRIBUNE.
Is published oyery WKpsDDAY and sATuRD.Y mornings
rrice 81 per annunn Two copies for IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-25

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