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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
e u i. renIIy whnt il profes.e- 70 be. per.

" 1t il really what il processes 10 be. n per-
feet cure for rhGumn SIN. govt snt joints white swell,
ines, &c. &c. The Compound Syrup Of Hydrodate Of
POTASH, Sarsapura and Yellow Dock This syrup,
which scientific combination Of the preceding articles
is found 10 superior anything that has been recon-
mended the public for the above named diseases as
well as many others caused by an impure state OF the
blood Its prepared from the puresi articles md tor The
above named diseases il is unryacd Sold by c X Ring,
1872 Broadway corner Joh1-st. =, wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
GCHFAP UOOT- AND SHOES

GCHEAP B00TS AND SHOES-The sub
scTIb-. respectfully nves Ibe eI>nrsn OF ihe pub
c . u, larc- AID Fashionable Assortment OF Boots
@ add Shc--- 81 ia Fulfor-st where ae re.asls RE
CIV lae Csf Bool2 =: : % aud ~ In-1i7 n NE itr-t
s,-n-1 s-y- a-G ay7a.ted - l1nger Than tsose
rsnsE- cod n o.her -ione- 8: > AID -
The constantly increasing ceua for these Eoots pr5-es
yond cc1bt tkat ,hsv give universal satisfaction q he
5J--r. - ,ne- ere. BIZ purchasing orn hrl eIa5et 70
1rOlire nesry 0neaalf The OF ter boot b Lis
JOHN L. WATKINS, III Fuiion-st
a1se Irneodis- betxeer Nassau end Dutch sLs
DIANO LESSONS AND TTNING.-W. c Ray:
NER IS Haz1noBd-st gives L-ssons the Piano and
Singing nis residence tat of his pupils nooderss
terms ALSO, Tures Piancs-Pres IS eeaia SIS s.seod
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DR.. Ross
REFORMED PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

REFORMED Practice Or MSp4CtN1'
Doctor Ros Pror yiacfc Syrp Paaeea for al Chr0"e
THE GREAT POWER Of HIsvALUABLE STRIP Il
being now fully established by the many cures II nas
effected OF Consumption. Bronchitis, Sc-oula Gsnda!I
and Liver Disease Joint affection Rheumatic ;! pn
ic and s impurities the blood has sufficiently proved
10 The public is superior Panscea! power above al nos
DR.. Ross CoocH SYRUP tor Diseases OF IN, k'in:>
Calarrh Bronchitis. Asthma. Group, Hopping Cough &c
Dr. RosE's Tone ALTERArrvE NEGEr .BiE PILLS.
Dr. RoSE's PArESr INITIATING BREATHING IrHk-
Dr. Ross VgGcTABLg NEEMISuGE.-This compound aAs
been used IN practice ior y years . ,,,.,.,.,,f. 49,,
DR. Ross is celebrated Ply scisn IN Fa!!adepnI4 ana
hs nrarced IN thai City for 50 years. His Medicine -
therefore quacsery, buI Tie best Medicine ever use N
IN, ~, not be understood this Panaces, the Pro
phyacc Syrup i colnned 10 The L0ns s-oe' hie . ys
certificates OF cases vi Diseases e9 SIn1T t,,r
o. Chronic Sore Eyes OF Liver Diseases OF SPINE Ds
eases, of Neuralgia can be pfodueeG ron g u Ai
Dr. Ross's Laboratory No Is South 81 Ph ,;ais5
phia All OF Dr.. Roses Medicine car be nae Al w. II
GHAHAM'S, Tribune Buildings, New-l orr 81. lH.!seoi
EXTRACT OF VANILLA.
DuRE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA f
L aavorir Ice Cream, Custard> sy-rp~ Sauces. Je-ies
form The delicious and much admired
aromatic odor The Vanilla Bean and for a. e.naf
rprpos4s viii found ir mos convenient and eono4
-,J manner OF communicating IL 3ayoI Price = cents
pTeTared Sad sold by HENRY JOHNSON. Cbefnlst and
Druggist successor 20 A x SANDS &c 30 bIu8 81 =.
cor Tanrys-st Sold also ~ loo Faltonsi and q last
Broadway = -
EXTRACT OF LEMON.
nor havorius CUsiarcs. Ice Cream Se'nss s!eY e.
L This pure extract CONTAINING me ''''e SAW ~ ~
frui- IN bottles. 3 cents eaeh -, -, ~,
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON CherisS ana Lr 15
gisi rs Broadway. corner GharlheT---- 81
Er!ton-sL and - Es>t Broadway - lt--Ne--
HUNTS KNIFE SHARPENER.-We re re-
1crivei fresh supply OF Hunt Improved fatet' y
s-perer combining - torci ard Use A. excellent ga
bell The peculisr construction and temper 81 'ae
erins rollers render iher almost inGss''7lc:ine aI " ~
,T Usage they VIII a. Iea>i i p Years There : ell oe
1,,;,,n among he who have tre1 II Is - "
ToTtS over 81 Others. For sale. wholesale and ets 0y
ST JofN > ottCN :, = - -
5,1sTTSES At 90 PER CENT ai>eoguI-soT
sale. tai assortment Pos oyels Dogs &c Oh Iae
=, S,~;;,v q: the above reStGc-t prcs.
M NIIEL I. TISDALE \ co. sis Waie.-s-
Iro0nSCREWS.-rhe subscribed, agent for ne
w 49, Sr-.ry Co has land md oG--s ;cr sale q
general asscr.rsr. Oh . -. -
ins 81: : g. NJ. SHERMAN No % Bro.a-.L-
GoRD0yA PLAINS bales oaek snd saer P !
River fiAns' ''' ss- % and 3 Pine-St
sl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

The subscriber devo,es his attention hitherto TO the pro-
ducIon of the finest qualities OF Beaver and Moeskn HAS
and as SUCH they with confidence recommended 10 Tie
public. BIRD, cor Pine ana Nassau SIS
Sc,,orher l., 1915 81 lmis'
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fats.

re- Knox 12s Fulton.sl. tSun Buldingsl deeming u
TO particulars respecting his Fall
Fashions for 1896 would simply state that his new style
will excel in beauty, igh;ness taste and color any ihng
offered the hat wearing public o New-f ORR his
prices are as low his hats are hls 81 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

CASTLE CAkDEN.-Second week OF NC bUfN
~ Troupe of Ethiopian Singers. who ar" received with
shouts OF laughter Dissolying Views and Chusse Fire
Works Mr.. Holman in Two tsvori,e Songs. Mr.. Thonp-
son. the Comic Dancer. Mr Odteld at The Piano Forte
Monday Evening. September ih--Psrt First Overture.
Negro Song: Negro Melody; Song-Oh Pc De; Parody
Life by the Galley Fire; lucy Neal; Love Not; Buto
Extravaganza. lneruisson OF half hour for Prone,
made and Refreshments sud view the superb of
100 Cosmorlnas extending around the upper prorenade
Part Second--Rai cad Overture: Soug-Come Back Ste
phen Comic Sayings; Highland Fling Admrsnce p
t.anf.
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wN. Il. JONES, Auet!ou-er.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BR0GAES.-Or wedas

~ day Sept y, eto'clock. The Of j. D. lager
soil Co No - fsarlst 500 comprising large xnd
desirable assortment ci Rts Shoes and BrosaEs sui,-
able for the Southern. Western and City dealers INST
ceived Catalogues aud goods ready Oh the morning OF
the sale.
Also, ,eo cases Nen's prime thick Bcc,s
Also. 81 BOYS DO do do
Also. Toe cases Youths 10 do do
Also. loo cases Woen's prime lace pegsed soolx all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

W Gcnilcmen's Fall style OF Hats.-BlKp' cor
Pine and Nassau s,s-Gen,lemens Hats of the standard
STYLE for ensuing season. are ready for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

~ Ninth Wnrl.-The Democratic Wing Electors OF
III. Ninth Ward requested 10 assemble at the va
Watch House. Christopher and udson-sts on lnus-
day evening. The l7th inst halt ras! oclock Tor e
purpose Of clectinE three Delega,eso Cry Convention
to choose sixteen Delegates from the City to the County
Convention.
Also five Delegates County Convention 10 nominate
Candidates Sheriff County Clerk Coroner and Sixteen
Members OF Assembly.
Also Eight Delegates TO the Fifth Congressional Con
vention tiy order of the Ward Committee.
SID 2t. WM f. SMITH Ir. Secretary.
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- DR.. Cullen. Indian Vegetable P1naeea

contains 70 ceeieroSs drugs adapted e-sTy age.
sex and constitution, and il warranted cure specify
snd radically rae of e-s-y caes Prize 81 Pm
ciPal Dept No. Murrav-sL Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

THE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand aud win sell whole
sale retail. large nent of school, Classical
Theological and sceaneous Books They invite country
merchants. teachers bDd others their stoc and
prices before purchasing elsewhere
Publishers of Sanders Series OF Readers. Bradhurys
Musical Works, Hitchcock's Geology, Guys Chemistry.
Gales Philosophy, Poriers Reader, &c &C. Also good
assortment Of Stationary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17
~ Fall Fashion for Hnts-Al Genn's 2ii Bror

t11~ Fall Fashion for Hats-Ai Genin's- 2ii Broad
v,v onoose 81 Paurs.-Havng devoted unusual Aen'
ZION in producing this STYLE The attention OF gentleman l.
invited TO H. -. 49, NJ
,o, To- described they must be To be appreciated
Cnu receives monthly the Style OF hats from fstls an
INSTANTLY adop. every thing that Is valuable IN The new
patterns and share The dement's OF me
Judgment and taste OF all Paris, united win his own
Is, quality Nura - 5o LIST quality Mo!esSin w
"A do do 49,. S 50l2d do 90 - w
Paris made hats. . :"
Also-Every style OF Cap for men. youths and ch'aren
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(,RlND OR1TORIO-TgE SEASoNS.-Tbe pub

E,RAND OR&TORIO-THE >EA>oNS-The pub
SHc a7e pecguy informed '9ai he nr> OF series Q,
Fire Grand 0-a-nrfo> Re performed BY the American
Masiczi Institute viii be given S Tabernacle o. Mcs-
day evening. sept sI>,. ises>
The y. " : las Seen established - Ire undersigned
with yis encourage re GsicSi taste n This city anu
Il the hope Of sei1g able foCud American school,
here Muse ss BE t1hi thoroughly =, merely rora'-
Ha expense 20 he pupl. The csse important one.
AMI The public are so'i,ed support BY subscriptions.
md the profession are respectfully rqses,eG prove hr
ine-es. n he establishment by personal attendance ami
valuable assistance.
The subscription scr-1s have seen rrrosey placed Tow,
Sve Golsrs Tor i~e concerts dollar % ~ raid on
the ielivery tickets !or each concert Subscribers
WI, this have ackets for Eve dollars while ror.
scribers viii have pay dciiar for esch tckes
TIE Seasons composed By Hsyiu VIII re given bv 10
20 l-5 performers. vocal AID Instrumental Mt c Tirnr
presiding AZ Organ and Mr. George Lcer conducting
The whole The principal NocNl Singers Will be selected
from our hest resident artists who VIII he announced in
smother advertisement
The undersigned refers with pleasure tie high rcpuS-
ron which Tie \ VI gained sSi season by The perform
Grand OrsiOrios Of The Seven Seepers, s.
PAuI and Mount of IVES, :he Desert. &c &c and he
pledges himself produce the Seasons and c'her ors-
ioros his country, N ~; far c1ceias his pre-
vious efforts.
Subscriptions viii &c received he book and music
where also may be had gratis description OF he
Seasons with short life Of tie ccnPcser-And 81 E+S
Broadway. by tie subscriber,
Ladies sid gentlemen wishing 'oyu the Society can
learn every particular by applying personally OF by eiter
70 he 81 fSfi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

COOLEY, KEESE 81 Hill. viii hold an extsn,
u ye 10, OF Books Stationery Paper &c 70 me trade
aud oer. during the first week October This sale will
embrace rrh and varied assortment of illustrated Work.
In .l,ynnt bindings Annals Games Fancy Stationery and
orbry articles suitable for the holiday Consign
meu. are respectfully solicited for this sale and liberal
- .Jvspr.. mad. thereon slf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

ROYAL GURLEY, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS At Auction.-Thurs-
day evening vii, be sold by ROYAL GUBLEY Il CO
at their Long Room 3Gi Broadway, corner Of Dusne.st
an exen.ive catalogue OF valuable Law Books consisting
Of Reports Frratises DigeaLs kc, embracing WENDELL
Johnson Coke vesey Peters Strange and othsr Reports
together with great variety Of desirable and important
,yo,ks for entrnen of the profession. sl3 fns-
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TVENmE CONCERT.-A Juvesi5

JUVENILE CONCERT.-A Juyeai7e Concert and
- entertainment will be the Broadway Tabernacle
Thursday evening Sept l;l BY sryer hundred Children,
under The direction OF Mr.. Bradbury suG Mr. Hart A.
Ihis Concert during the O e meeting OF tie
American Muscs Convention. efforts VIII oe spared ~
maze II worthy OF the Musical week, and equS 10 any
entertainment previously given Tickets all ages 3
csuis-av be mad the Music stores and a. The door
the evening Doors open 81, performance to commence
81 a oc .ock >I6 si:s'
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WIN. A. BRECHER, Auetioneer.
WIN. a. BEECHER, store 70 Cedar-st up sasrs-
w Dry Goods By Catalogue, for cas-Rsguar sales on
Monday and Thur.day Particular attention gwen 70 A.
slgnees Sales OF Goods anH I'm
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DY JAMES VI. MILLER


- THURSDAY. Sep. II, 1916.
Al 81 o'clock at the -ore OF Cas!in No 2aJ Pcarlst
Doors, SHoEs AND observation-disclosures Boots Shoes and
Brogans comprising general assortment Of fresh and
fashionable goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

4 CONCERT OF VOCAL ard iNslrrlenta MUSIC
1w be given This Even rg :; and IN at OF the NcD0u
rnst. Bap Church Rev Mr.. Druh9rs commencing n
O'Clock. Tickets - Zach be had the door II
will be splendid affair Mos, Of the MUSIC secular, h
A POLLONEANs.-These extraordinary Children
n give their THIRD Concer; Friday evening the
Apollo Rooms Sept. 18th. with eur' change of Pro-
gramme Tickets ~ be had at the Music stores
and The door the evening OF Concert sl6 S;is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

T. CHAMBERLAIN, Aactioneer.-Ssore No. -
~. Sprice-sL-Lberal advances made Goods
signed for private sae 10 be sed auction Outdoor
sales carefully attended TO- and respectfully soteitrd-
Prompt returns made
THURSDAY. Sept II.
Al 10 O'Clock, at No. II Spruce>st
EXECUTORS SALE ~ Household Furniture Sc.--Com-
prslng sdeboaris hurrsux, c. maple and rish seai
chairs looking glasses tables bedsteads feather beds and
bedding, mattresses show wsshstsnds. Sc
MONDAY, Sept 81
Al 100 O'Clock, at No. AZ Houston-st
MORTGAGE SALE-comprispg very large and valuable
Library ot Standard Works, also large collection OF
Music also, parlor organ, three psnofores vious.
volpcelos and other musical instruments, music stands
hust. cngravogs. hook and racks carpets raho
GSny tables. writing materials, &c. &c.
y. b Catalogues can be obtained by applying a, tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

NTANTED-sya re sPec-abIe Young Girl Situation Al
w dress MAXI IA good cutter and liter plain sewer
the best OF CITY reference given Also. situation
small active Girl 10 do general tOuse'vorS Cood Sasarr
and ;;oner. Apply .osy o. io-mouoES II 80 Bowery,
rn-rer alh-sf. ~. SrCe St0re. L.
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by BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-s,cre
sgrIi.nts Tor Aacnou Sses
Ar PStvArE SALs-l,ee onsrto Bibles, every variety
u plain sheep and s and gtlt edge bilatngs Also
large sssor;en; Of Standard and Miscellaneous Books
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Gales Philosophy Porters Reader, sc. &c Also, good
81 MARX II. NEWMAN Il CO 100 Brondxnv
OLLENDoRFF's ITALIAN GRAMMAR.
n APPLETON y co. viii publish on Thursday, plcn,
Speak the Italian Language adapted for thu OF schools
ard private teachers, with additions and corrections by
Felix Forrest Prof the Itasn Language in Columbia Coz,
lece and in the University of the City OF EewYorS.
vol. l2ulc. neatly bound. 81 n.
Teachers and Scholars now for he first time pro-
vded with clear. philosophical and well d'gcs,rd Gram
mar by means Of hc thorough and correct know edge
~ allan may hs gained with comparatively little labor
and in space of lime that ,vi be doomed incredibly short
by those who have confined themselves 10 the tedious sys-
TENS heretofore n use.
Lately Published By same Author.
i New Method Of Learning 10 Read, Nr'ie and sPenS
The French Language. BY H. q. OIeadof' VIVA an AZ,
fu pualigns oi Tie REGULAR and Irregular Auxiliary.
Reflective and lmp.rsoua Verbs by J. l.. JewrlL One
\ Ne'c Method OF Learning To Read, wre and Speak
liz German Language. by H. g. oiiendori Reprinted
outline Of the different Parts Of Speech, he infection and
Use with il Fsra ms and complete l,st OF ihe rresll-
he University OF the Cty OF New York i2no q 30
K-yio the Exercises OF above Grammnr, price - cents
each
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Iiail:m Reader. by Prof Forrest.
i Grrman Reader by Prot. Adl-r.
new French ii-lder. sl6 :ti.
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ID BL!sH the following highly entertaining and wilma
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This work coutainS directions Tor se!icu!iurc. and
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lar occupations well a. how 10 increase and
siren ghIcn the MEMORY.
MATRlMONY PHRENOLOGtCALLY AND PHYSlO-
LOGICALLY CONSlDERED-More lhHn $4,000 have
been -otd IN the United States besides having been
rcpUbisheri England
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-
Applied the nprov ement 81 offspring; n work most
important for The married OF both sexes.
Also other wofss on PHREEOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY,
PHYSfOGNOMY and MAGNETISM. Also the PHREN-
ILLOGICAL ALMANAC FOR ISi7, for sale nj the cost
OF manufacturing. slh ITIs
NOW READY. PART 81 OF
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of The Guide to Family Devotion. This pant
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from the wall engraved 5y Branddrd eiter sketch La
ken on the spot by w H. Bartlett Esq. Published By
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of families respectfully solicited 70 inspect this work,
J: the splendid family Bible ever issued ~ his
country SIS d.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
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RY J. G. SANE--Price . ct.. The Trade supplied by
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AR. POWELL. Oca-
Deases oflAr Eye al =
iderce. 81 Br5adw1J. cor
Ss.ahisE1us Or SQaEE1l :
ress ang. aIl discharges 70
Artificial Eyes inserted
feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

"EZTTGTE = JEANs.-I56 sHses black bi1e god
n - - -ri1- AID pisid zai striped Kentucky jeans
10 ~ hei t1' NESMTE CO % md e Pine-st
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Boarding.

p0ONiS-ycrs pleasant apartments % et, q. or with
Ioout board, IN private family At NJ. 81 Naser--l.
near Broadway References exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

,aas iae business ua3er tac srri
!. roc hN ELL. e. lie % S,snt
SPENCER ). BENEDICT.
WALTER Il ROCKWELL
80 - Z=D&W
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NNANTED-Ry q =pectabe cong WuTrar sIiUA-
w non in respecshe private family 70 do chamber
WORK and waiting. take care OF children and do plan
sewing no objection make herself generally useful u
preferred please aPply al No 10 TTef;hi rear 5,:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

yIANTED-A situation a. 2! IN coos. washer ana
roner. or 20 axe care Of children travel with =
family BY spertable Protestant Young Woman who
can produce good CITY reference. Apply nj III Mulberry
sr-qf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

7. AucVOCe~r.
! by +. COTTON, Auction and CeSiu,lssico Merchant.
D-S;or- Nos IFS Fulton snd 81 Ann sSa-Li6cra ad-
made goods either for private sale auction
and prompt returns made Outdoor sales OF every descrp.
nou Of goods puueualy attended to and respectfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

NNANTED--A situation by a respectable woman. a
w hoIsEerTsr single gentleman. FOR a
SICK person. or 20 travel v5!h family any par OF the
world. Best OF reference 10 caPaolty. sc. Apply Al
50 Barard-s. 81 5-i-f
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NX-ANTED-A Young Man SDO has been hruT:n. Cp
w % and engaged n business for himself cGi7tr
wishes for situation ei;heT IN Newly rk Brooklv1
respectable hJ sinr-= where - can he sS-ed iiylrs
salary Good c- reference ciTer 10 bcusty AZ. Ss-
ne-s iact on he receip; ofa me addressed NJ C Tr
f.4r,.a .r--.- =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-17

EXTRACT OF LEMON.
y,Ar s.o-;, C,,ssr:s lee Cream Jeies, Syrups, Sc
This Is pure extract, containing he me saVo' o. ne
irr. n bottles. Is cents eact - =, ~,
Prepared hy HENRY JOHNSON eherl,s' $40 TT ~
ei, IS RroaGwsv corner GhambeT>-s- >osa $50 - ~
C,,,,,,St Il y. ic1e0Si-
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Epw'D D. STEPHENS, ses'y.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-31

"A SOUTHERN WAR" The Charleston
Patriot, in the course of an editorial article,
holds this significant language
ave trust that our Southern Representa-
tives will remember, that the war with Mexico
is a Southern War"
fit is a" Southern war" we are fearful
Northern men will have to bleed for it; for
it does not appear that any Of those chivalrous
sons of invincible South Carolina, have been
engaged in ityet A distinguished man once
said, that "the thirteen United Colonies lost
more men during the Revolution, fighting the
Tories of South Carolina, then they did by
British steel"-MaI.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-31
PROSPECTUS OF
THE NATIONAL ERA.

Tobe Published at The city of Washington,
District Of Co:umbia.
GO The Cause of Human Freedom calls
tional Government OF Newspaper devoted
to the support ofits claims
Circumstances and the present state of
Public Sentiment arc peculiarly propitious
to such an undertaking
The publication ofan Anti-Slavery paper,
entitled THE NATIONAL ERA" will be &C
cordingly commenced in the City Of Wash
ngton, District of Columbia, ON the first of
January, 1917.
II will be edited by G. Baly, Jr. assisted by
A. a. Phelps and j. G Whittier Correspond
ing Editors. While due attention will be paid
to Current Events. Congressional Proceed
ings General Politics and Literature, the great
aim Of the paper will be complete discussion
Of the Question of Slavery, and an exhibition
of the duties of the Citizen in relation to it
especially will it explain and advocate the
leading principles and measures of the Lib
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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-31

Springfield Dec. 10, S46.
ILLNoIs-DoUGLAs CHOSEN L. S. SEN
AToR. The Legislature of this State, on
Joint Ballot, has just elected Hon. Stephen
A. Douglass, at present a Member of Con-
gress from the Fifth District in this State, to
be Senator in Congress for the term of six
years from the 4th Of March next to fill the
place now occupied by Hon. James Semple'
The vote stood
For 8 A. Douolass. Loco 100
For Cyrus Edwards Wing 40
and two scattering. So the /" Little Giant
has at last reached the goal Of his ambition.
Washington Dec. "a, SAG.
THINGS IN WASHINGTON. A challenge
to fight duel having passed between Mr..
Davis of Ky. and Mr. Bayly of Va. to-day, the
police took the matter in hand tonight, I
understand that Mr.. Bayly is arrested, and
that they are in pursuit of Mr. Davis. l be-
lieve Mr. Burt of S. G., and Mr. Barrow, of
La, have been acting in this affair in some
capacity as the friends of the respective par
ties.
1t is said that the President will send in a
message on Monday or Tuesday, recommends
ing the creation of the Office Of Lieutenant
General.
Mr. Douglass Of I'll. received about forty
letters tonight informing him Of his election
as Senator Of the United S.1.ea, in place Of
Mr., Seruple