davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
Ohio Legislatnre-Thc Presidency. Ne.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec, >, lsio.
The Buckeye Legislators are fast assembling.
preparatory to the day of meeting, on Monday next
The Senate will be Loco, by two majority, ut the
organization in Consequence of the illness OF two
OF the yYhis Members. viz.-Mr Chas. b. Squier
OF th&Efie, and.Nr Hou of the Delaware Dis
triots U This throw the organizaten ct that
bodwagaiust us, aud secure Loco Speaker Loco
Clerk ~ This is not 50 much TO be regretted as,
In casSgsiTefic the Locos would most probably
prevent an organization or carry their ends by OBJ
s,inaucv and insolence. Ii Mr., Cox OF the Wayne
DISTRICT is dealt Justly by, the Wings will have q
clear majority of two His claim is irdispntabIe TO
the seat but whether he will get IT. is quite another
tmaiter.
Ia the House the Wings will have it all their
awn way SO also, on Joint Ballot You Will
sadlly perceive, from this condition OF things that
.,ttc Is likely to be done in the why OF legislation
Fortunately there is nothing TO be done. The
Bank and Tax questions settled, and you may
ksOk Tor a session of not more than SIX or eight
weeks duration
The Wing party here is in fine spirits and ii
few worthy and dsinterested ntrtga0ntS will quit
meddlug, nj this premature day. with the Presi'
dental Question we shall so on swimmingly. But
the fact is we have good many men in our ranks
Tho can stand anything but success The great
mass OF the party. the PEoFLE in short 80 in for
beating Loco. Focoism with whatever man Ma
tional Convention may name, and are opposed 20
ali agitation of the Presidential Question. There $
time enough for that. year hence Yours, &c. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

SgSrrycED.-Nero Grsnt, found guilty. Of the
murder of Pe.se in Hsrnmondspo- has beer sentenced
TO be hung on the 18th of January He received his
tsnce without any apparent emotion,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
NEW BOOKS. PER CALEDONIA.

NEW BOOKS. PER CALEDONIA.
YJULDER'S Rely 10 Liebig
VI Paley'- Manual of Gothic Architecture.
Floru- ra5-nuN.
PARALLELS of our Lord--iluminsted-
ArtUnioG Prize Auuua-proof copy.
Bible Gallery.
H-alhs New Gallery OF Engravings.
Schiller. Dramas.
Clans of Scotlaud-part %
New Pictorial edition OF Book of Common Prayer.
Etneridge's Syrian Churches.
Ny own Treasury.
Picture Story Books.
Curiusities OF Modern Travel.
Fck-rsmlth Apostles Greed.
Bennett on Acts.
Gasgins Geography OF Syria.
Ancient Jerusalem.
Philips Psalms in Hebrew, 2vo!3
Historical Centuries plain and coored
Surise's Sermons for the People
African Wanderers
Comic Almanac for 1871.
Pictorial Almanac for 847
Oxford and Cambridg - Almanac for 1917.
Riches Calculus, new edition.
Nautical Almanac for 1850
Royle'- Maerii Medica.
Book OF the Feet
Hasse'- Microscopic Aaaly.is-Darti.
Behrs Hand Boos OF Anatomy.
Cooper on Near Sight
Bushnell HyiroSathy
Carpenter. Principles oi Human Physiology Sd ed.
Glover Scro',lia.
Gore. Field Battery Exercises.
PAflor Novelist, No II.
Darwin- Geology OF South America.
d5 Gus WILEY 4 PUTNAM. lsl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

ES- Judge BUTLER has been elected U. s Sen,
atof by the Legislature OF South Carolina in place
OF Hon. George McDufie, resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

Friend Pic-Gen Worth left here yesterday with
about 1000 ular roops-thc 9Th and sth L. : Infant;
ry and Col, Childs Artillery Battalion. Gen Taylor
went with him and took Col. Mays dragons, TO the
number OF some 80. escort, suppose that
object the commander n-chief s TO ascertain posi-
lively the chances OF obtaining water or the road 10
san Luis in ii may be deemed eXpedent 10 march
directly 10 that city The report in camp is that Gen.
Tsylor's force has been ordered to Tsmpico but be-
eve he can do he pesses aud il he finds that he
GET 70 San Luis easily this direction he viii there
give this as mere spe culstcn-ot course know
nothing certain here II Gen. T. had Ben McCulochs
old company OF Rangers, he could soon find out all
about the route to San Luis it is Col May may be
sent out in that direction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

sKAwLs AT REDUCED PRICES.
NERlSos or AL coLoRS.
FRENCH CASHMERES AND DE LANES very
cheap.
Silks comprising alsrge assortment and will be sold nj
low prices
CoaSs Gala aud Victoria Plaids.
Flannes-Lsmb-skin welch and American
Linens Diapers, Napkins, Linen sheetngs, and Linen
Cambria handkerchief.
Embroidered Dresses together with large as.ormen.
OF family goods which particularly invite the atteu-
ton the purchasers.
One price-No deviation.
TAYLOR L ARMSTRONG, cls Grccnwich.st.
do 2wiseod- Below Barclay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
The Home.

To Lhs EdE5r q re ITL0~'e-
attended on Sabbath evenins I meeting Al the
Home Of the Prison Association of our city and never
have been more interested Than Z this noble charity
You aye 10 dou5s aware ths; his Is The temporary
ue OF he unfortunate females " no asve been inI1s,ss
nj o1,- Perer:!arss and who are now irving BY Divine
help 70 cone from their career Of snd death
Much c-e3 i Cue 70 the pioneers in this good work
who though crippled in their great extent
have TINS opened an m where souls heretofore Tn
REGARDED and uunotced Afforded every facility IN
learning villa: :hey may 90 tc be saved II times
ro-e ~ members OF this unfortunate class retIrrias
ron, he place OF their couA2eusRt have been compelled
70 seek za;r their former dssoiu.e companions TO eu-
gage again in their sinful deeds becsuse no ohe- places
<ere open 70 receive them and the hearts Of CHRIS
sns were cDssd 20 TIER necessities. But now bright
Or period Is dzvninz upon therr The helping hand has
been pu forth 20 .a-e thsui and trey are 50 minded
instead o: falling back upon old associations tey can en-
Ter the Home and b the Divine blessing resist there
and resolve 70 resist elsewhere the en:pnss Of tie de
stroyer
Nv feelings mar De imagined as saw score OF these
un;ortunatcs uniting with their trends IN The public
ship OF our common Father. felt tina. each mad soul
IN be sared and ;elt how much il wss TIE duty Of
everv stan 70 lend his assistance il TIE fs-herance
of t5s GOOD cause-I tell What necessity there wss for
the friends OF morality 70 take decided stand in oppo
influence OF vice all such we're willing 20 abandon il
On had some OF proud citizens tbe repentsn
cour.ing ,eir sy through the furious upon the
cheek Of age-or believing the upon the cheek Of
rirbood their hearts would have been r!o7cd as mine
was. and they would have thought as I did while M
purest sy1npathies were awakened:
The way OF the ;ranssressor Is hard.
rad heard OF the Association and wsi led 10 visit
this place By desire 10 how FAR the class which
il protects are susceptible OF Improvement Need say
that was areeablv surprised Accounts from many
who had been placed douestcs in families had been
received and in al! the reports were favorable
l. there any other iuduccmcnt wanting to make the
charitable come forward speak without author
it- from the Association but believe that the public
ir~ed TO attend their met!ngs aud TO inquire into their
prospects
In conclusion let me beg q those who have hereto
fore stood aloo from this unfortunate class devote
Some of their leisure hours - this and if they do
no; find i worthy OF more extended action, then am
mistaken in it value regards not only the individuals
but society at large For nyelf sincerely hope and
firmly believe that feeling awakened in our comuu
nity which will but still spread every breast
until individual sympathy shall be lost in universal phi
lanthropy. a. d. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
Prom lue \. .. Tic. Nov.
The ARMY News

We received yesterday portion OF correspond
cnce from the Army, which cent by private hand
From this enabled correct or two errors
OF no considerable moment-whch appeared in our
summary yesterday. Gen Worth lett Monterey for Sal
o on the 18th inst He took with him about 900 troops
OF the 5;h and Sth L. : Infantry aud Col Child sArley
Battalion The objects OF this expedition explained
in the subjoucd letters
MONTERREY. Nov 10. 1916.
The I'd Division, under Gen. Worth march on the
l2th-day after to.morrow-tor Saluo. accompanied
by squaGrons OF cavalry OF there will be
no fighting till our troops get beyond that place Santa
Anna making great eXertions to rally all the means OF
the country and. in the slang parlance OF the camp
promises uGcho fdRddns0 at san Luis Poos. He has
already 10000 regulars aud 60O0 the march
from the capital We shall probably have more big
night and then peace-a long rest TO many.
p. 5 Gen Wool reached Moncova eight days since,
and goes no farther in that direction,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
fashionable Clothing.
NEw-YOSK
/, .Sr -sr- TcrHsCNT

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
RENJ- W. BENSON. Drsprr and Tailor respectfully
IL informs bis patrons and the public generally, ihsi ID
has removed TO the Sew-YorS CASH Tailoring Establish
No ~ FGltoe-s;. Broadway. wEere b
found extensive Of Cloths. Cassrerss Vest
ngs, Sc which viii De made 10 order IL The sshora
Die style Ger cash
choice and general assortment Of gentcuec's fancy
dress articles constantly sard- iyl2 sawtSs
JOSEPH s. CLOSE s. 90.
No. - 6oweFy
AsN's. Bows AND CErLpSES's
EASHlONABLE CLOTHING very low psices,
(whclessie snd re,sil and the largest assortment, in
suy IN the city. o. Suis'
NEW TARiFF.-In view OF the reduction Of the Tar
II which ;aSs- place IN. day, and 10 keep pace with
the spirit of the sgr.' W 7. Jennings Co 81 Broad
wsy, American Hotel Will reduce the price OF their cloth
ny Il ike proportion. They eaDd large
OF cloths. cassuleres and vesnes also, spieu
d.3 f6rs quality ready made clothing fancy dress
articles Under cloih;ug &c &c Gentlemen in wSni o. ar
iicles invited 10 examine assortment dl stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

NATANTED-By German girl, who understands her
w business thoroughly. situation iady's maduu-
derstsnds sewing aud hs!r-dr-ssiag. Unsxcepueaaes
references given Apply al No. y SsschsL d9 ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

XNANTED-A situation BY Protestant young woman.
w children's maid and or ehamecrus.d
and waiter and is willing make herself generally
flu Apply st2 easi sias, between 18Th and
18th So ds2l'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

XATANTED-At the tea store ~ cortanasl several
w 1--WE, industrious persons 10 psdde tea They can
make good living by Il, and lay up scmehing beside II
In rncn-y d5 6tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

tNANTED-A sitlslcn cook, washer and honer oy
w a spectacle young woman. who "a willing TO do
general housswork In respectable private family Apply
at sS2 MzIi,op. dS Eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
BbCh5.
Fg AND ADVENTURES OF

LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
COMMODORE JOSH PAUL JONES. being the first
tcf a series of Biographies Of American Naval and MILF
isry Men. This viii be found Interesting and thrill
ing Narrative easy. graphic and romantic complied from
the most utncuc and well worthy attention
OF Al interested American History, Heroisn and Adyen-
lure. Price >: cents.
Chambers Cycopedia of English Literature. seec-
ton Of choicest productions OF English Authors elegant
IS illustrated decidedly valuable work thar has
issued from the pres OF late years Price per No - cts
Goldsmith. Gems OF Penmanship No |. Price = cts
Do TIE zen Yourself System OF Penmanshp Price ~ cts
TIE Apocry ph.l New Testament cunRluing all the Co..
pels Epi-tles and other pieces eXtsnt attributed in
the ifst four ures Jeus Christ and his Apostles
included in the New Testament 10y lis compters Price
~
Life Travels and Adventures in California, ard Scenes
in the Pacific Ocean by Thom'- J. Fa7hani. This IS
most vivid account OF adventures life ard
els through this Interesting country Price 80 cents
Lives OF celebrated Statesmen By ohu Quincy Adams
LII D with Sketch OF the Author. by Rev Charles w
UPham-An7thrg from liz pen OF IBIS distinguished man
viii be read with interest
The French Cook a mo- st use'u work Price p
TIE trade supplied on the best Of terms, By
ds W. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings. Nosssu.-
VIM TAYLOR & co. NO 2 AsTOR HOUSE,
DCBLfSR. TIE Nervous Man and the Man OF Nerve. Il
j Farce by VIM. B4y'e Bernard. Price l2l cts.
The Chess Palladium and Mathematical Sphinx, No
Subscriptions : per year per No 10. ets
man o; Wu Haui- Price ~ CTS.
Some Lines in Verse about 'Shakers' 10y cts.
jest PUBLISHED.
a CYcLoPEDf, or ENGLISH LITERATURE. No !. Price
OBJECTION of the choicest production. OF English a
hnr. from the earliest to the present lime connected BY
critical and Biographical history, by Robert Chambers
Esq Eiitor of The Edinburgh Journal" nfornaIion TOR
Ike People, sc. I1 Illustrated with Portraits on
ON SATURDAY,
HERBERT. NEts Novel, - TIE Ro:IAS TRAITOR
very powerfully novel OF III. classic ages
The sutor Ia. surmouat-d all d'teu-s a@hsvlag Tor
hnsef in this department OF literature proud success
TIE Roman Traitor very clever boos It il. mn Of
po Is ''' MN TAYLOR 4 Co No , Asior House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
situasians. &e. mantso.
WANTS sUPPLIKp.-n.-,. u 40 ,.es :,

WASTS SIPP1lED.-nr-s u No r.ea uesra Al
w fsiI-hichei:ei- The SsrocA ictrllsrocu Osse-
Ne. Ory- ~ has Ls,ir7 Boxes oIs,,., ~ H. h,Iiy
Ing iocsisons, sd TIE number viii So increased TO me-.
TIE convenience OF Subscribers ,Aes-o la osr dollar pc
yesrl thereby saving the patrons Of ths t.sr .t,
ne any other annoyance "a fair or tcs yr..,h, ~,
OF cling in bAak form Of order. for ,ervsas sc Se &C.
sad dropping such INTO any Of The boxes easurrp,ea
which shall be pro IMPLY attended To 10 parties
visited TIE odSce Families on subscribing W., 60 sup
piled with those blanks srd receipt
DR.. Cay, No Esrick-si cor Frsuklir-E-
Mr. Oi;asted grocer, Spring and Wsshingto. s;s
Dr. ws.ner's MS Sleecker-st opposite Co1Asr-Pacel
Psrx rdfsrd. grocery, cor StxIs-sv. and Ntrih-sl
pr. aiatcl's, COG OF Eighth avenue and ata-sl
M SridssuAn, 5or.si, S7s Srosawxy, W. UDtoa-ae-
M Sesson's groce:, No Thtrd-sv. cor. SsyeeSn-sL
". " alers, - do0ston-sL COZ. Avenue D.
Dr Leak, cor. EsseS and Houston ste.
Dr.. Lycn. 80 Gtand.st
Mr. D. owea. aech tailor, 500 Grad and Essex-sh
ID, G9chrtsi, grocer, 49, Sro Ceat-r Market
Mr.. 4chSrs. sp;r1t sas ard lamp store ChaiaA,.scr
Mr.. Odssl. Cos. s;-st and rhtydsrenze '-Oellv.le
Mr. Wase.An's, cor. S&h-sL aud Third-av Yoskyiu-
Mr. Stssnmer's. 81 the 6rd ~, " HSslssr"
Mr. BGrahsn's, 4 miles, Sloonin stae road
Mr.. Giles pie family grucer, Otnst Slnsh-~vvnue.
Messrs Ktpp Srownts siase osce. ssh-sl N,nth-sv,
Try tails otscs. Oar nso..o Is. NO cure pay
nlI limos WIN. P. tNSES 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

NNANTED-By respectable protestant gfl sttua
w ton u c Ok washer and ironer The best OF ciIy
reference wi be given Apply Ia Elizabo,hsI up s;as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
THE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK

THE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
Tor TRAYELERS-Contaln.ng description o, eacn
the Railroad and stege routes pr:c-a oliare &c anoe
nshed viii = hgny finished eugravrEs and an accurate
wholesale aad retail BY SHERMAN & SMITH.
MS saHlm- ~ Broadway, corner o; CedHr-.t
TO THE MEDICAL Profession.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, No ef dc Ann.sst "a, re- =,
New York-con1siuing 81 follows
l. Repor, Of he Caiqpe College Of Physicians and
Surgeons.
8 Report OF the y. Y. Pathological Society
+ Report OF Ob,terc Practice No. l, by & X Gilman
Case of Abnormal serous Cyst, b. Oliver White, N D.
s. Mesrneric Clsir.0y-nc--th- lsie.t hrInbrg
: Etitor', Tabl=-Trc Case OF Ellis, the Hydropaihi
Opening Session Coll Of Pays and Surg OF NE
NswYork se ynvsfsiEy AHs;lserssry Pi5n-t o. ne
M.aca! Men Dr.. Ki.kers Case; How Inc Emperor OF
China pays Is Doctors; Vars-
Terms per snnu-n invariably in aaTazce. Single Nos
10 cents. Address lpos:-Psif) the Pu5.!sGsr
nls osa DANIEL ADEE. l0l F1iboa-st n Y.
KENDRIoE's INTRODUCTION.
IN INTRODUCTION to the Greek Language--Con-
A ts;1ag az Outline u The Grammar with appropriate
Assbel Ker5rcs Professor Of Greek Language and LIZ
ersure Madison U1i7ersT seeond edition, revised saf
nj nj M4Rk 4 NEWMAN co. 1873 sro.away.
DIARY FOR 1s47.
THIS dgy published the Pocket Diary for The gear lSf
coulsug blsnk memoranda for every day In The year
iucIadfBg suntEysl ed AInlznsc and @ Of sundays
- 1871 Tim. fable. Ratrs OF Postage Tines Of Hoe
ny Elections: Corporation OF ne CITY q S-r-Y OK
Courts Of e United States, State Of NeYork and City
OF E-=-York; American Ministers a. Foreign Courts
Charge dAa2ires; FcEsiEz Cous1is Population OF he
Tinted States o; SewYork and City OF SeYprk
Presidents OF United States 1c Puhli.ied and
Tor saleby BELL GogLD,
O. stzto1ers and Booksellers, i55 Nssssu-st
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS,
lie very fines, bindings ind al sizes, suitable for ao
lday presents, for sale by
ds MARX u. NE,wMAN K CO lss Broadway:
ANIMALS. ANIMALS
a GENERAL assortment OF Annals, for sale oy
AS MARX 4 NEWMAN x CO. Isa Broaaw@E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
Texas and the War.

The following extracts from Northern Loco-Foco
journals Of 1875 in reference to the annexation
Of Texas and It's then apprehended, since real
lied. consequences, have been already before the
public, bat they deserve TO be kept before IL VIII
you read, men who talk Of the oPposers of War as
Nayicapr7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

NNANTED-IUr respectable American English or Scotch
w 9rls. work IN manufacturing establishment in the
country hours travel from this city Apply at No. 5
Spruce st between the hours cf$ orS Z. NJ. ds 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09
NANTEn-A !ew usen % e.taol,.A .Seucit. .nd eirca

WANTED-Atewu TO establish agencies and eircI.
w late celebrated medicines IN all parts of lie Country
said ynetsclres prepared BY eminent prxclcal
physician and chemist VITO has had years practice this
city and member 81 the Medical SoeirSy for tins city
and Stale u SewIcrk Fer eaeh disease ihery singo
remedy properly labelled wiki droecns for Diet
snd thai administer them Al prppzrS.
lions procured estspsAmeni VIII be warranted to
effect Apply the German Laboratory Clam.
Address box lSs posl ctcr Ali letters must be
pOst paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

SNANTS WORK. native Of this city work
w either clerk porter; can bs recommended by
those with whom he Ess lived Please inquire for Rich
ard. al No MI Thin. avenue. d5 lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

NNANTED--A situation by a Protestant young wo
w man ~ chambsrmsd and waiter snt seam
stress has the best OF city reference Please Inquire al
l2lI Brp.iw.y d5 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

MECHANICS B.Sglas ASSOCIATION,
New-York, Nov. "a, 1873.
nIVIDESD.-The President and Directors have this
~ dag declared dividend OF four per cent for the ast six
months payable aud after The 10Th day OF December
The Transfer Books viii be closed from 7h TO lth De
rember iorlustye III St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

DOOUS with or without Board-V-ry eommodloas
Hand desirable with CRATES, suliaoo Tor sipge
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives may 10 oDis7o
ith or without breakfast and Reasonable terms
Broadway W ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

r. DIR. Bannins's Body Brace.-For he relief Of
wsakness OF lie voice lungs. heart spinal Nervous. te
NAL. And I[sstiy. notwithstanding dyspepsia co2sups
ton pe. dropping and distortion 50 common = e-cre-
a,d vc1r- siEtpISc AT TIE LUNGS Il per
- S,bfn,a Tor me corset AID coRstrzinrg shoulder
brace win none Of their p=Tcis1s tenderness Unke 2:
:, ~ si~n and 5y Ilttlag ieaoiY he whole internal
pie OF organs Pamphlets snd book = Con9oc Sense,
giving information CA be i s. ne oIs - Sroaf ~
: lA;v n attendance CO EHf:c- O-+si - H. IN ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

~ sGrenr Aches from httIe ToeCorns sroSy.
tn ,s hem f.t by thousands ~ ther sorrow, bal here
= ~ al teir being troubled win these t.s!zzE
any orser for the AKAsAS CozS PLAsrEg VIII gre ~
Iresiafe relief snd edectay ere a. CORES. oonoas, e
BIZ DAVID SANDS CO. Nc n East Broadway, leo Fal-
i6,.t and IS Broadway; C. a. Ring, 1872 BrosdwsT;
Wy.ri K-icturl ls FaluOc-.i Z NJ Gulon, III S07e-
~ sal Broadway and by druggists generally
ice y czE.s per box Ia LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

EOUQULIS
II OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flowers made IT style 70 please The issuG;ous
TO be had few hours Eotice. OF JAMES HoGG,
rii SIN Seed inan $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

p.-I-fhPOKTANT purchasers 81 rlsnS
faT-S< M Fortes-The subscribers haytng pofehasso
HHHfof Mr.. John Scrtber the eaelunye n S IS
q uas un,,zd Stat.s.lo his Pst1ni Harp ffsf1e
improvement Piano Forte. are now 49,
very splendid Rosewood snd HahoganAny fisno toio-
md % Irro r tnne mnch longer. The improvement o
ssls In most beautiful Harp Franz psanat " .so
DON taxing all The strain Of he sfsss lo , s,yi.. OF
,.n.r,I '..oy,msn, OF the approved uoIrfn sCtt
p.t ,1, ra., - BENSETT, ROGERS 60.
- III" ia FuIton-st East side Of bfoaaNs5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-09

A OST-Supposed by The hTr of July, Slb Two Ccfuh'
IL ufcae. Of Stock OF the N J. Railroad AID Ttans'u Co
dated June ~ lSt for shares One daled NOV IT,
1874 for y shares In the uae OF Eliza $. Brown The
public against receiving said ceflihcAles s
application IL made for their renewal MS 5w'
900 WILL BE GIVEN for the Of $3.50 for
.SZU months which witt secured BY gsgs ON
personal property well worth S7Gc 3 -.t 81 rotor
ences giv-n. Address u. IL &. Trbulo o'scs IL 81
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-29
IN EDICAL CARD


IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, LOCK INFIRMARY, No.
is f. PRATT STREET, between President st. and
the Bridge Disease driven instead Of being turn
ed in upon the constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific or compound, administer
ed to oil alike, without regard to constitution, Spnp
toms stage of disease, when, for the same money,
they obtain the advice and treatment of skillul
and experienced Physician
DR.. HARRIS, distinguished graduate of Cam
bridge, united with eminent practitioner from New
Orleans, is well known to the citizens Of Baltimore
a skilul and experienced PLY stefan. He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate. Where cure is warranted, 1t is given in writ
ing, so there can be ne mistake!
REMEMBER THIS!
No Mercury, Balsam, disgusting Oils, or fGted Drugs,
taints his remedies. They made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable cOmpouuds-pu purifying the blood,
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease out
instead of throwing ii into the system break out
afterwards with renewed yirUence, Syphilis Go
nouhGa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness In
voluntary Emissions, Swelled Glands, or any inflam-
nation Of the members, with affections of the kid
neys or bladder, ueated with prompt skill and speed
Iy cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
gerous diseases DR.. II pledges his reputation TO eff
tectually cure in few days without surgical opera
ton or hindraRce from business. Persons al q dis
lance may consult DR.. H. by letter pos paid) and be
cured az home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch.
Honorable confidence bs6rved in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged with private Rooms. Open
from in The morning till II O'Clock at night.
N. t. Observ Q the signs upon the window and the
door iy3l-n