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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
Last Mondays GaIe-vessels AsIore-Loss Of
Life.


Accounts are now beginning to reach rs Of the
Strong lies total wreck on the shore ar Msttatuck
went ashore Sunday night The sloop aurora Capt.
Solomon Ssurdivant which left saybrook Conn or sun
day night went ashore on Polk Point The Captain and
Mr.. Sylvester Smith shp-tnaster Of Pom Jefferson
William Norton the mate, and the cook cuored man.
named Solomon were all lost Capt : has left VIE
and three children.
schooner is reported 10 be ashore Plum Island
and another on Gardeners Island
The Long Island train left this CRY Monday morn.
ing with abou, 30 passengers and the steamboat
Haven which with the passengers Greenpoe
after proceeding about nine rnes returned on account
of the severity Of the weather. She would probably
have founcered had she not returned
TIE GALE OF THE LAKEs-Our papers from the
West are filed with details OF the late gale but beyond
what we lave already published theJ to be not of
general interest The Rochester Democrat says
The gale on Thursday night appca-s to have been
usually destructive on Lake Ontario We mentioned on
Saturday the wreck Of the schooner VIM Merritt OF
Catharnes, which was blown high and dr. upon Brad
docks Point.
The schooner Missouri of sackerts Harbor, on her
way down from Toledo with 600 bushels wheat con
signed to Oswego, stranded on the point dur
ing the gale On Saturday afternoon she had FIVE feet
water IN her hold. About 200 bushels OF wheat viii
probably he saved, and the vessel VII be got OIL il tie
cargo s removed before the sarf has time 10 ;nure her
tiulbcrs.
The schooner Western OF Oswego. bound for Clsve-
land. ~ith 80 bbl5. salt driven the sand bar
lrondequoit and is now total wreck The crews IN
all these disasters saved. All the vessels in
sured.
There was report in Saturday that eighteen
twenty vessels stranded the shore between
this place and the entrance OF Niagara We presume
this is an ezaggera;ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
CITY ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. -.

LAW CouKr>.-In the case OF RAIDER vs., John
son. TO recover OF the latter desnd ssainst Bras'ed (
Johnson OF the L. 5 Hotel which Mr. J pleads dis
charge under the sacs-aiesdy referred io-the
Jury could not agree and were discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID;
nR NrH ETaR RE HAIR NOMPOSITION

HNHE subscriber having devoted considerable portion
OF his Tune i9r series OF grars, 70 e & bo he's,
OF treating and curing tie ss has at length airr
bringing perfection composition tho virtues oiwhich
he challenge In. World TO excel.
L,de. VIII ind the Hyperion great addition TO the
f,le both on account OF It's delicate aud agreeable per
frn and the great fac es IL affords IN dressing the mar
which when with the Fluid, can be dressed 10 any
required fom. preserve ils pzcs, "heuirr pam
in curls. The following speaks Tor itssi ., ,,,s
Mr.. BocLE-Sir II consider II a duty you well
IA 10 those who mag troubled with their bead and hair
ne haze been to arkno ledge the efficacy OF your Hype
ron fluid by The Of which have derived so much
benefit For twelve years was Troubled WEE disease
nm The head the skin Of which was covered With thick
coat of cay humor danduf in liz wors, forD wien
entirely covered The pores OF the SKIN caused severe esd
ache entirely unified for stndy my ar also nIned
dr. dead and last began 10 turn bald ana grey I'd
cure which tried all the advertised artlcIes OF u my
land their is legion without deriving any dement,
heard OF your Hyperion Fluid and although ~as hgy
praised by those who had used H. yet wa. AFRAID "aA
but another humbug OF the day but was Induced by you 70
give trial sad glad 10 say II has entirely succeed
The ofmy head clear Of hum or or dsndrai
my hair Is daily gro'yins thcssF ana "a nne toSnsna
your Hyperion Fluid 10 be all you r.pfss,nt ~ p,,,n
Maluf fact and ior sale by VIZ. BoGLE Artist in
Hair, 223 Washington corner Of SumfDrr--t boston
For sse sg A. SANDS Druggist i Ne sqt"a..l
Sold also By t. Johnson 27S Broadway O. Dsxls5, AZ
bany; w. Kneeand Co. New-Orieans; B. X Bllasi
Springfield, Mass and by Drugg'sts generally ~ 5m.on
uANCE,s COMPOUND SYRUP or HOKE-
HogSDF9r the cure OF Coughs c9is% GSHfs In
lion, Spittng BLOOD, Pail IN the SIDE ani bItiS-
chiCs, Group Asthma, and all Diseases arising i9m us
ordered condition OF the lungs or neglected. cold. n
raEe time by the orcOcS piece Of ADVICE "bch 20
suitable " all and applicable to All purposes,
though there Is instance IN whien this piece % ~
more ys.bI. man 10 persons VINO have cough or colo
for If they RECT what may appear % them ysfy gaos
in the be ginning may lead 10 lnfaInaton OF tle iungs
ard Snalfy C0nsun pr0n To al who have cough, We
aonId say procure a boue Of haDc-s Compound syrup
Of Hoeh6gnd The medicine Is pleasant To take, and 1t
NAV save goa years ofsuterfHE.
Pce 30 Genus per bottle tx bottles for y 81 Pre-
pared and sold by SETH 5. HANcE, 100 BalHinore't
nd corner OF Charles and Pratt .ts.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. 3 !. d. Sands, cor
OF Fulton and William AFRO for sae by D. Sands Co.
n fast Broadway; II. Johnson Of Broadway and
Chambers-sL; J. & ]. CoddiGgton cor. Of Hudson and
soring sts; 2. NJ Guiop Of Eowery and Grand ss
al 81 svakerst: Sweetef 1i6 GreenwIch-st and cor
Broadway and Howard-s,.
CAUTiOS-BEWAREo SPURIOUS r5stlfsonS, aud dsady'
ar for HANCE'S SYRUP and Take n0Ee other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

Perry Observation-Disclosures McCarty was ar
rested on charge stealing overcoa, worth $40 iron
Conrad Wagner, OF 81 Irtst- homas Tenpenny was
arrested on charge OF seans tub OF butter IRON " asa
;ncton Market - Barney Roun6irel arrested for
stealing lumber from James Nash ST the foot OF Twenty
fourth.st E u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
LANGLEY,s DIsoUrTENT

~ Are II remedy for Corn-, Brnions and Warts,
unequa-d for the purpose ana have given more general
ssfacton than any other presented tie public during
the as fifteen Their and increasing sale.
without advertisement, leshe- IL They warranted
.ectnl in all c.sea when directions followed and
being spread applied without trouble Price p
per box CHAS. II. RING. Ia Broadway, cor. John,
no Inn Wholesale and Retail a gent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

" The Sheriff OF Rensselaer, Co, in this State,
who acted rs hsnclnan in the of Hearty, was OBJ
served the rope that launched the poor victim INTO
eternity with his l hand The rehson he gave was this
never could shake hands with nay friends with hand
tia, hsd Gons such deed ICor Prs. Friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

GRAND LARcESY-A man named Henry smith
was arrested on charge OF stealing 81 IRON 'oAn W.
ohn,lier, OF Elzabeihtown, n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

rF At o'clock this morning fire occurred II
Bsrsydst which destroyed stable S. No a. and osd!y
3 I house No. 99-;urni,ure mostly saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
patsnt sle0ieines.
oHEISTIE'S GENUINE GALVANIc
-
STRENGTHENING PLASTER

1
IMPREGN1TED win the Electro Magnetic Principle
and used connection with Chrs;s's Magnetic Fluid
That OF the wear when pasters OF my KIND
used with the ersa:es; eeue6i IS Just approaching It's
therefore deemed proper TO direct pubic attention 10 The
go SiALSSSfc STRENGTHENING PLASTER,
which is con6Geay asserted 10 Ne TIE most safe eeTsi
prompt and sectaal application ever dseoveTed-in lew
THE spSr PLASTER IN THE WORLD,
Some OF the Distinguished physieisns ~ Great sr-
Sarug il IS the most eesu,u. Ingenious ana successful
application OF the mysterious sgen' waen "Ss ever ''sH
This truly wonderful preparation Is IN reality trrs
compound itiny al the seac;ous powers OF me nean-
restoring and ,e-givIng SCENTS Gsva1ish t!eeF'city
aud The Magnetic Power These varied influences so APP
proved And 90 beneficial medical spparees are mere
united IL form the most elegant eFecias ana @
having the advantages OF r7ra:e contact Vita Tue saeI
I'd parts and thus supplying the mysterious currents y
constant and united stream waen has been ost ey tis
Is deficient in rs proper and heahaI ACTOR 'eE
snv csuse whatever Thus il that the G,Lv.Sc PL.s-
eaectual in slSdurs rIttabGis ana there
By pr-entrs depression spttS eqGil:I1e dHrr AJAX
storing he blnce circulation promoting th< seetas
SECRETION Of er treys ard is gIHiar ssern "a Sc'-
rescng PasuIofe affections acting as grnSrd como
10 the system, ana G.IGyns morbid irritation 'rto
dHs ercenet By restoring crc AXIOM u prevents Sld
permanently codacss the hands and 1,ef together
with the long train Of diseases which accompany these IN
pleasant sensations.
uuct the genuine Gavanic Rings anu modncauons act
ing upon the principle with ihe eou6'ned saS
ges stated above They are conhdenly recotnneuueo
~ '''' 'fN'e' 49, RHEUMATISM.
ACUTE CHRONIC. IN All NERVOUS Nrf Ss''N'' ~
Is F., POSITIVE REMEpY IN S,Ss Of PAtS ASp WEAK
MSS IN TIVE CREST or sAcS, ruN IN the StpE'
~ ,SrHMArlc AFFECTIONS, MD IN WEAK
NESS or OPPRESSION oF the PvLNoNI-
RY ORGANS. SPINNL CoMPLN ANTS
Their effects The pECtoEp character snd they
have often been used with Complete Success Ihey are
also great advantage Is Pains and weakness 81 ue
Breast. And highly recommended tor many oil nose
complaints which (eHsies are especially hahe As an
etecua means tor
STRENGTHENING THE SYSTEM,
when debiiaed by disease other causes NJ cer!su
aid In Constitutional Weakness, asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
SCHOOLS.

SCHOOL, ernp-test seminary Nae Boarding sehoo
- Hampstead l. l. ~ miles from The City, on branch OF
the l. l. Railroad The Winter term VIII commence "a OF
November J. ChaH0-rlln- 81 Cedsr-sf The
principal this month II Broadway.
90 90 af;neod. n DUNN a. N. Principal
nIsBROW's RIDING SCHOOL, No. 40 Bow
~ ery near Astor and Lafayette places, Se~-f orR-
Nj D. the honor announce Ihst ms School ID open
Day and Evening for Equestrian Tuition and Exercise
Riding TER3is-
Is Ie.sons.........Sl5 oO Mouth........-.....si2
10 DO ........ 10 O0l ~ Rd-s........-..... 10 %
/; DO .......... 5 OOlIO do ....--.-..--.. w
sinz!e Lessons ....... c0l Single Rides 10
Road do 81
n B. Highly trained and quiet Horses. for he road or
parade 10 Eec EVENING CLASS. -. 80
Fl Lessons ......Sg 10 - Rides ..........S!O -
SryI- /. ...... | co Single Rides ...-...-.. %
RULES.
iAu Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing;
p. hour allowed for e1cn Lesson or Kce IN 1e Schoo'
B on. nour and a half for Lesson on he Road
!. Hours for Ladies'. from A. 81. 20 ) 2 81
Hour. for Gentlemen from TO and from 70 y r NJ
Ne gentleman sniIt-d during the hours approprsiee
o,y9 months allow 81 for Course Of Lessons or Rides
a The School has been refttec and furnished with
stoves Ladies In d-hcats health iced be urcer no aP
rr-hen-ion OF taking cold
card OF .ddrses requested previous 70 commencing
PS TIE School Will be open eacn "Wednesday al cay
for LADIES' sI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

RoBBlxG A NESsEL.-Some person last night
went on board the brig Ery lying a, the foot OF Pine
81, and stole pocket-booS containing between MY ana
sixty dollars in money, the property OF H. r bF o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

AwFUL. ACcIDEST.-Yesteriay evening about ;
o'clock two splendid gray horses attached 70 be-
longing TO the New York Circus Company oil Sands
Lent & Co passing through the city became unman-
aceabc in Chesnutst seventh and up Chestnut
When they reached the Masonic Hall. the driver
thrown out and somewhat injured. ~ the y, w. cor
ner Of Chesnu; and Ei-hhsts stood the vehicle Of Dr..
Hodge The driver inside and the heads OF the
horses were looking down the street The driver
ns the runaway horses coming toward the pavement.
Jumped ont and seized his and in the net OF turn
ing their heads the street with the object Of
avoiding collision when the iniuriaed animals rushed
upon him. md tramplug him under their feet killed him
instantly The name of the deceased was John Don,
nelly. He leaves wife and children
lPhila. North Am. Wednesday.
ArrEwPr To COMMIT SUIcInE.-Charles Nor
Ter convicted in Philadelphia Thursday last for the
murder of his wife attempted 70 destroy hnseli IN his
cell in M,yGmcnsing Prison on Monday evening, b.
hanging himself with pieces OF sheet he had torn tor
the purpose nail in the wall. The nail not being
strong enough his weight, he tell upon the
floor and the noise alarmed the waichman. This
wretchcd man in most frightfGl state of mind He
is continually haunted by Incorporation OF his murdered
with the blood streaming from it staring Inn in the face
and he begs Tor his immediate execution.
IvnALArIoS or IvsENsBLITY.-A man has had
le amputa,cd and a Girl both having been IN.
ured in separate railroad accidents while perfectly
insensole. by means al the inhalation OF Dr. Morton
gaseous preparation. From the extreme frequency of
these railroad accift hts perhaps Il would be well Tor
al the people who NEEDLE with railroads in my way
either passengers subscribers 10 the stock eros
scrs OF the rails uliae quantity OF this wonderful
gas And il might bc vol tor farmers along tho line 10
feed it to their oocs pretty freely. Chronotype
DEATH OF GES NEwToN.-The Batavia Spirto
the Times announces the death OF Gen. JOSIAH NEW
roS of Alexander, which took place on the 10Th inst
He was o. years of age Gen Newton was one oil Tie
Oldest residents the Holland Purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEM FUN
rg,HE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder for restoring,
beaalfying and preserving the cnnpie1ion and rsn-
dering the .zn deiicatsIy white, smooth and s0fL
Hesu Pun ia simply preparation Of OrisnaI heros,
and mar be 1sed wiki perfect safety for the cure OF az Gu
1sne1rs dsor.e.s Among the prominent Tan,
grske. Ia sensible Precipitation, BlorcEes, Pmpes spo1,
Irrrstion Cosrseness, and variety Of others
To De had Wholesale Of the sole importers, HO Gu
Wallis, Eew-Yorx and retail OF all respec:sble chen1sis
and p-rfness In Es~YorI and ghoci In1 Uniisd
So. "a i5ore~ Prce s. and ia each. o2a I'm q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
DIR. Bnuniug,s Body Brace

waakness OF the voice lungs heart spinal. fe-
male and digestive syseminc!utlng dyspepsia cousupa
tion piles dropping and distortion common 10 children
and young ladies' also BLEEDING At TIE LUNGS IL per-
feet substitute for the and coas,raning shoulder
brace with OF their perncous TENDENCIES Unlike all
ohers by supporting the small OF the back making
the fulcrum, and BY ne aeN;by the whole internal
pile of organs Pamphlets and book Common Sense
giving information can had Office 2j Broadway.
A lady in attendance on ladies' off D rs 3nW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

FAST DRiv1SG.-A carman named John carroll
wss yesterday arrested on charge OF driving iaf'oaz
and running over woman IN Lislenard'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

MADAME ADOLPH, from Fracce, whose Immense
far-s throughout Europe and Amer!ca has caused
many TO impose upon the Community by assuming hei
name has arrived IN SewYors and taken pirate apssI
reuts with tro entrances, Shakespeare Hotel cor
mr. OF William and Daase sts where through her GnlTersa4
IN acknowledged wonderful ,zrrts, sh- VIII INFORM he
n-s-nt ard the future they are married not, and
Then AID what husband wife hey VII get Cols1-.t
on hour any time during the cay or evening &c -
NIL iutr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

u SilAs h. BARRIER. Representative TO the
General Assembly of Rhode Island from the town al
Exeter, died few days ago astrnhus teve-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

w ANTED-By very respectable married woman,s
w situation wetnursr in arespecsbc family would
be willing TO take child her place. Can bring the
best o; ply and family reference Apply rilary
Brooklyn Is willing 80 10 any part OF the city. Also
nv very respectable Young girl situation as chamber.
maid and waiter private family chl:trens
Can give tho hes; Of city reference Apply as
shove, nSo1
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~ eCreat Aches from lille Toe orn- grow.

This been felt thousands Ihrir but there
Is no necessity OF their being troubled Vh these feeHgs
any longer. for ARABIAN CoSN PLASTER VIII give i'm
mediate relief and e.eclual!y al bnn!OG-
If i, falls 10 cure money VII be refunded. For sale
hv DAVID SANDS K CO No. y tas Broadway, 100 Full
ton-.L and - Broadway; {. H. Ring ls2 Broadway
WYATT \ Ketclm III Faltou-st; T.. VI GGion IL Eowe-
~ so Broadway. and by druggists generally.
PFC Is crni. rer boy M I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

kNANTBD-The advertiser has Machine shop. OF
W 10 yesrs standing, in which - men constant
Is and rroftahly employed and Is DESTROYS OF uniting
with another OF about the same force BY saang rent tci
and other expenses paid by TWO, and introducing
efficiency ia other departments, very hand
and desirable business be obtained Tho build
Sngs and engine erected The psst season
within Ia hours othe city, and otherwise ell
giby situated, References given and required Address
) y. ~ the office ofrhe Tribune NIL Sw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

XNANTED-By respectable young woman, with
w good city reference, situation 10 DO the housework
OF snail family She good cook and 6rst washer
and TONER has been three years In her last place
None need apply but good families. Also girl wants em-
poyment with dress maker, snd she has served six
months with finished dress maker Please call at No, ss2
Honscn Al corner Orcbsrd.st MS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

NNANTED-A few men 70 establish Agencies and eirea
w late celebrated medicines n al paris OF The country
Said medicines are prepared by an eminent practical
physician and chemist rho has had IS practice IN this
ciy and - member OF the Medical SocieSy for the c.y
and Stse OF NewYoS. Fer disease Tiers 10 single
remedy property labelled with directions ard diet,
and ha; any person administer them AL prepasa.
tiors procured this establishment VII. DO warranted 20
effect Apply Al the Gsrmsa Laboratory, LIZ Cham.
oerssL Address Sss posi- ecs AL letters mast ee
posi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

~ AIu.ic-J BALLARD, Professor OF the Guitar
nying and Flute No ia5 Spring Wooster, VIII
receive applications the purpose O; forming Class OF
two three four Flute pupils the terms gradually d.
uni.l!iu the numbers Increase Guitar and Singing
Lessons A. usual 4. has constantly hand choice
selection OF F1.es and Guitars, al moderate prices; the
Guitars made from recently improved model, combine
graceful form IN easy touch and greai power and brian
CIV OF tore. nj y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

yEANTED-A -imaIionb respectable young woman
w "a chamberuaid aud waiter, nurse and scam
s.r0ss understands washing and baking good washer
and c1er. has objections the country; has good
cily reference. Please call address PA Sprtngst
rear baserq-nt. Can be seen for Two days ms a.
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PICTURE
FOR THE PRESIDENTS ED ROOM

}SSGLGe =----- rSCI(S Se2
Des,gned for TIE Tribune ~
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MANTED-A situation rs hou.esceper or 10 take care
w o. children. companion for lady, by widow
who has received good education bat has been reduced
poverty. She IS competent 10 either situation, and s
willing DO any thing 10 make An honest living. Abur-
tant city references will be given. line addressed
B. : Tribune office viii be gratefully received end prompt
Ia, lad nAN lxs
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LOST OR STOLEN.

THREE NOTES, al 30 days, dated Oct e6th l946,
for sl34 Us. Ons at months date for stSo 90,
payable at Steuben County Bank, Bath drawn by Edw
r Hubb.ll and endorsed by Dcpsw, Mann x Co and
one for COO dated about 1T March 1885, al W days, pay
sbls NJ Merchants Exchange Bank, drawn by Depow
Mann 4 Co. aud endorsed by Thomas Sou,hard As the
payment of said has been nlopped ell persons ara
hereby cautioned against negotiating tbs same
DEPEW, MANN & co. ia Warren.st
b. ANY person returning ssid Notes the subscribers
vii! be literally rewarded and no questions asked.
New York. Nov. 2ist, 1876 ln23 lw.l D. NJ co
n GST-Supposed by the fre Of July, 1896 two Ceftin.
uhcstes Of Stock OF the Railroad and Trans'n Co
ono dated June 81 1884, for shsres One dated Nov.
1914 for IL shares In the OF Eliza s. Brown. The
oubc are eau toned against receiving said certificates
auplcat Is made Tor their renewal. mis- 9w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

NNANTED-Bya respectable young gif, situation ~
w chambemaid, nurse or waiter, or light housework-
The hc.t of city reference he given Please apply
81 Mulberry second aoor. between Spring and Prince
~. ms 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

NSyASTED-ln Il dry goods jobbing house, young
w man assist In keeping books and who VIII make
himself generally useful Industry, and unex
ceptousble morals necessary requisites Salary $50
Address /. A. 1T this Office. with referencea. Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

TIE GALE oS THE LAKEs.-Our papers from the
Yves; filled with details OF the late gale but beyond
what have already published they seem to be no,
general in.erest Ihc Rnc nnstc- nr-nnn-a. sa--r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26

IMPREGN1TED win the Electro Magnetic Principle
and used III connection with Chrs;s's Magnetic Fluid.
Thai OF the wear when pasters OF any KIND
used with the greatest beuehl IS lust approaching It's
therefore deemed proper direct pubic attention 70 the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-02-12

MOVEMENTS TUE SoUrH-We find in the Tuscaloosa,
Alabama Journal report submitted 10 the house Of repre-
senatives of that state by special committee, upon the
subject Of the domestic slave trade. II is important in
dcatng the part Of the holders Of slaves conviction
Of the i'll TENDENCIES Of that traffic upon the interests safety
and characters of the states which furnish the market The
report accompanied by bill prohibiting under
penalties the introduction Of slaves by traders nonesi
dents The objects of this important movement thus
stated by the editor OF the Journal 1.-THE committee com
plain that slave population is becoming
for the interest and security Of the citizens Of the state
that resident planters send their slaves among u.s. with
draw the proceeds of their labor to be expended in othe
states They further express the fear that popular opn
ion is setting itself against the continuation OF slavery in
Kentucky Virginia, and other states, may be
with this class OF population.