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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27
bueincse Notices.

THAr KNOX ID a practical halter
There's none will attempt 10 deny
And am sure. Sir, you could not DO better
Tran cal nd see Knox, ere you buy
Thathis Hats are the eieagsit IN town,
i nor awo,d more than j. true,
And when yea have bought one you u own
What every one else viii own too
That his SIt H., are tne As the hae';
And hi. guf anss are good IS he lest
That h.3 trimmings and fXiass the primesi'
Will bear a flstidious test.
Ana lhen there : the style, which, you know
Is much with a fashionable mani
Snox always endearo TO show
Good ha,s on the very besl plan.
You m.y wear them in storm or in wind,
You may 90 a the nisht-blesehius sH,
And they re not ike the byosrn ones you IND,
For they re actually better & wear
50, ju.. call and sec KNOX, ere you buy,
He'siu the sum Rlidins' yoa know,
And as its only a step from Broadway,
You cannot mistake a. you 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

DYSPEPSIA AsD HLsyovs DEELIrS-To Dr.. Chr'stIe-
Sir II You deem my Of Sufficient interest you
AZ liberty 10 publish About twenty years DIS
located ay ANGLE which accident great sgheT.
ing Cslouses formed the limb the phy si-
unable 70 set II for two years during which
inns w.s entirely unable 70 walk. Tue injury together
With confinement brought der1ng Of
the whole system, which accompanies with
dyspepsia Almost everything tried wniSh physi.
could suggest but without untl the apph
cation Of your GAysIic articles / ussd tue Galsanic
BELT band round the ANGLES, applying the Magnetic
Fluid a. directed. In very few days after the Of
these articles tho s1cs gradually recovered; very
th. dyspepsia entirely vanished end my digestive powers
are nos a. good they have quite Esaed
the flesh had lost By the continued Of Graham bread
nostEuus aud consider my health entirely
stored in every respect JOHN HEOEMAN,
"a East Twenty hfthst
And Policeman Of the Eishtssnth Ward Of n Y.
Among other diseases In which the benefit Of CHsisrEs
Gavsnie articles permanent may be mentioned paray
ss ats bronchitis neuralgia spinal complaints general
debility severe rheumatism, sout snd all other nervous
disorders.
Sole agency in Ns~-Yort, is2 Broadway No drussis:
/ or drugstore ass the genuine articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27
Weather cold and cloudy.
By TIE SOUTHERN NAL.
Thing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The tribune
D.. - - r.rr. n

Correspondence OF he iliouno-
PmLApEIFHIA Nov. 90, lsf7.
There is A better feeling in the msrke, today
COTTON 4. rather hrmer bat sales Flour - Ia more
cmspd for export $500 bids. were taken 81 - ~
s ia; good brands command > 30 o5is Corn Aesi
,olds, IS Rye Flour brings g -. Whs.ss scarce :
good Reds viii freely bring l3oc 'orn-neN, D -
"a 7Os7lc Clover seed 1000 bush changed hands a.
Sass Wnhky oos y, hha'. 81.
stocks have been very active today
Ff,s, Boards 900 Penn So 73ta /; lloOO Cow Loan
&. ~ lOa, Goo DO &C. SO lOl. llCOJ % Treasury
49, cs.h lOO.9ei 600 Reading Bonds. cssh, ~
10 Reading Rsirosd 3lf Us yicksours Bank Is 10
Stsnter,' Bsns Miss q 5N U Canal. "a
Seecns BoS-d-60O Wilmington K o. - 800 1ov !
r-.n d. o.. l02t 1850 Penn So 73t Coz Leoign
erin 81 SO Rss6ins 3ii 100 Lenigh o. ojt
40 u ! Treasury Notes o. 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27
Gale on the Upper Lakes.

There has been a heavy gale on the Upper
Lakes. FO1r vessels. having on board '0'O'O 0-''
e's Of wheat were driven ashore end ios'.
The schooner Lawrence. loaded with lS'oO'
bushels wheat was sunk ia the Detroit River
The receipts Of produce were very light There
was nothing doing in Flour or Grain worth report
ing. There was three inches Of snow on the
ground. and the weather cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

Tur srryrRxARx CoNPAsr 10 the utie
- .oun.pv Of Instrumental musicians, nineteen IN
,--,1s, rh az, iss, srr'v-c forn E-rove srd hsTe
been diving concerts With great success 10 Boston iney
NON, 10 vl.t this City The Boston critc Of the
Harbiasr says Of ,Asu
nv h.xs ,rsrtsced together for several years anf
yvs. caooert, with sres, scc-p,snce. 10 various
-. ~ Tu-opa They commenced q series OF con
sr,. In Bo.lon At the N-loieon. on Saturday evening
and an audience comprising many OF the PES, aoses OF
rrusic were entertained and delighted. BY ire unity
I.,c- ,,-rs ana delicscy OF their performance Of
49, sp~eles II orchestral music We have heard
them Hksned 10 TIE famous b'ni OF strauss
- The weather has passed from lively to
severe within The lssi three days On Necns'-
ssy re had - lively Of rain ss ever psteFed on
the roof. and streets Of city and last hshi the colo
pe.s Of the clear air severe one would N'a 10
endure We are nov close upon the rough resires OF
Winter ard may any morning expec, tee Ice and SOW
proper to TIA; session.
- G. HArDOcK. the Hudson Woodsa~yer'
vii plead for Temperance tomorrow tSuntsy) morn
,,g o'clock a, C,ihsrine Market O'Clock, foot OF
Road 81 and Up q, the American Hal, cor. Brosd-
vsy and Grsnds'
BOARD OF EDucArroS-The President IN the
Chair lie co1trects iol eIecuoe TIC ''-'
were read sud approved. Prot Dsviss fron me CoH'
n,,se reported 10 favor Of new primary school ID TIE
First wari which was amended by W. Nicol 'na'
rooms or bulldog be hired for tie purpose Adopted
resolution adopted spPropri'iius $50 Tor or
ssnzing the school fer colored children Al harlem
7 LOCKED rS-Soon after the adjournment OF the
I Court Of Appeals on "Wednesday ioud snoekios vas
heard ou The inner part II the Goor (Which wss isi o.
thu Board ~ Aldermen room "h. r. tor 'u' : nr'u
I, as .oos ssrsrslned thst Chief Justice Jones Of
the judges had been lOcsei In The key was instant
procured and he judge liberated. lcsmmerolAi'
DEATH FROM EXPOSURE The Coroner was
called ,rday o. hold an Inquest a. the corner OF Sew
en,y.,hrd a. md Third upon the body oil colore1
+ man named Enocn Rsymour. who was found oesd 10
wood that p'sre. he was native OF D''A"sfT' az
31 vear, al hsi BEN entirely dependent upon tn
ps5ps Of The uei1hhorh0Oc bring 10 feeble beaih Inc
iiry oun gerdllt Of death by disssse end exposure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27


HoRRiD MURpER-A eorespoe den, of the
H0rceS4er <raAscrtt writing from Cana N ii. Nov.
% slvys us the following shocking intr ihsence.
s>oma fourteen years sgo. Capt + Jsh Whittier. Nv
ns At ,ne summit foaT miles beO~ 5ere killed ehilt
OF hls with gsmbrsl He was arr Gated and ued ana
finally after long imphsonmersiR Hsverhil jail 81 st
liberty becAase he at the time OF doing the deed
considered insane. he has sornn the nsue of Kill
baby Whittier ever since.
ss Saturday morning no got up from his ors skissi
fast table went To the door, and took smother youDg
child at his q old b., the legs aud literally beat
ia brains out against the oOrstone he 10 10 D. tried
lor the deed and will doubtless be- acquitted rs Tor
merry"
TANNING THE NEiI~-We learn from the CtHean'
Ca,loe T4sraph Of the l9h inst ths; three yon
sdes Of them natives OF that city, received Ms
white veil n thr C0nver, OF Notre Dame Also that
veFy accomplished lady. of thoss ~bo have been
educated IN the East md snt cut 10 the West under
the patronage OF Gov Slsds having recently Joned The
CStnonc isiin, viii shortly her nosiciAse In
the same Institution.
hlLLkD IN GvSsIsG.-Ismes Kinney. q worthy
young lrh,asn OF q sh,t himself ubir hunting near
Aenaosm, Norris County dsy last week Holding
bis gun IN hand whibs sttemptr 10 ,tart rabbit
with tAs other, II wss so-ide ntsy DISCHARGED INTO his
LEILA breast, causing death almost instantly
M ~srk Daily Advertiser 10th
FIRE ~ MlpDLrTOwS.-Clsrks grstmiU in
Middlctowp. burned down on Wedos sJ.y m,rniny
last at O'clock The ere was occasion "a by
friction In the mschinery Loss estimated a 81 600 on
which there ~ Insurance In NswYofk OF $1,000
Delaware Csaasy ExPres&
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loonHUrIcArToN I
WILLIAMS srsau Nov n ,s,.

roF n lslT
Ma GREELxY-Dear SIR; In bearing n 49, =.
s stopped ruspos ,sis ~. oOvorasis, 81 mr., I'D
the cause Tns Corporation for the lsst sx v-.s. ~.
been building sewer 1t Peek alp. and raising "a. 81
ct ,hs f~rry about eighteen nches. and th1 ~ -
cause OF the ferry being unable 10 land foot pss,,s,.
and the Ferry Company hsving repairs on s>eo.s, :,
raisoz the street they had their bos,s ron
clio landing 20 Grsns-st New York. for lee las,
They have resumed their sndins a, Peck so sa1 -.
waiting for the Corporation 10 fn,h the SIP ~ Ia,
they can land carriages. Yours &C. OBSERVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

~ General Taylor, We are informed. has Ousi
sss engagement. -ni:H vii rsears as .1s' ses 1a
49,. n. r,oual friend OF the General who las an sp
no,n,msnt with him At the time and piscs mentioned
H. nav ,aerefore we think b orndenty expected IN
wy IN. D. Delta 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

II Jast the time for superb Cashmere shawls no~,
when the weather requires them aud because they
be had Of r w BARxER Co. Of I'll Catherine ct. at
saving Of several dollars single shawl; Brochs
ShA~s DO and dress goods at such unusual low prices
shat who price them tail 10 buy That these are
facts advise all who wsh 70 purchase drygo0ds 70 g.
TO the MssHs =. w. B. Co.'S and for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

- The Iowa INDIANS at the Museum are sstrsct-
pg great crowds They give performances this afternoon
at o'clock and this evening ct hslfpast when also
Great Western, ,hs Ethiopian sersnsdera 10. appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27
Business Notices.

~ Our readers viii scarcely credit u, when We sfs
them OF the arrival a. tie Chnese Museum Csoon Ia
cor Bowery and Division. Of Gen TON THvNs' Bat sc,
the fact, and are requested to say VIII % sapv
receive cal. tom our eifzsus during the day and .,u,
He certainly j. remarkable curiosity perfect In fr-
,oa wide awake; sings song. Of sll dsserP'ions n,
G,ner.l. father ard mother are now with him. s1d VI.
be present during his stay in this place
All persons Of less dimensions than the Gensra, MI :
admitted free. The General weighs only 81 pounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

~ The cbes pest and best Boots in the city sold
the new Boot Store IA ism.s two doors above Full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

sSow-Monday, Nov. IS, the mail stage came
into BANGOR Maine from Dexter, runners ard found
s n, b eiant inches of snow IS miles back Of Bangor.
foot of snow fell al Skowhegan, Maine on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

Cuvsca LESSONS ADvrSr sUSoN,-Propsr Lsssa
for the Sunday, and Holydsys Of the Protestant Epr
Church throughout tho year beautiful new esr's
most sccurs'ey printed large type ard hne rsrs'
der the ,upsrntsnience o. the Rev. Dr. Wain~risst A.
the Lessons commence with Advent Sunday, Nov 2, he
volume is peculiarly appropriate at the present tine a..
Is Tor sale In = variety Of bindings. by
STANFORD SWORDS. iss Broadway
Aso-In Press and shortly 70 be published, "sisP. @
the Altar Manual Of Devoiions aud Msdtaiou' fos is'
Blessed Eucharist" compiled by Parish Priest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

L. sAsxlYs gentlemen about purchAs
Ing urd.rhrs drawers .oges add socks will fad ii TO
their interest to call At the Furnshery,li6 William st.
,r,o.,ts the church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PE>s-Personsw wanting sGoi
Pen are rec. umended Try the chelieG DismondPcn
ed Gold Pen. price 81 They have never failed to sp
entire satisfaction ud they Acknowledged TO y "a,
cheapest and best pen IN the world Sold exclusively b
B. F. WATSON, - Nilliam-st one door helo" Ns'' sfi
~ SAVAGE. % Fulton 81. manufacturer and dealer !.
,od Pens Gold aud Silver Pen aud Peneileases, AZ As
G,'d Pens renaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

pt,NoSD-PolNrSp GOLD PENs-Those In want e .
good article should 90 to j. w GNEAros Co II Ietss
They have several and very superior styles, # s'J
low pr,e. Pens that other. sell al - they sell for y
Tn. genuine Albert o. Basey Pen and Case go '1smps
~ -5anly Gold Pens repointeJ and repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

~ Advertisements for Tas Tf's~"f Of Monday ousn'
70 be mt In before 10 oeioes on saturday
Yusliestion Oncs Of this paper 70 NOT 'Pe"V
.,.,s zoe, are requested 10 leave word At the Oihee
- car sueh as enable AZ ne eseI. 70
- <sos ol,sh this win be required TO sve Up TIER
routes. -. - In =, iii, du.uirs. ar
"a tn.ne.. regularly every morning viii pes.e
49, shsir the Publishing Ohee, or send note
tSroash The Post Ofee Terms ~ cents week psya'
NJ 70 tts Garner
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U-alemel nFing out Of OVn, ~ sendins The measure
Of their Leads aud naming the article they dssfe, will be
attended with tie as though they came ia
person Has be safely forwarded 10 any part Of the
country very traus By the expresses
GENIN. ~ Broadway. opposite 81. PanPs Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27
Election Of senator in Tennessee.

IINCINNAfI- FVF-
Hon. JoHs BILL was on Monday elected to
seat in the United States Senate by the Legisla-
ture OF Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

~ The most extensive variety OF the improved Mel,
lie Rnbse, Fabrics We have are at the Goodys
Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway Their oversize. ~
can brag on NJ lul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

"a. The Commercial tries to crack Joke upon
us because we said that the Rational Reiormers whom
We met a, their Hall the other evening. would become
thriving and contened community II the principle OF
land limitation were adopted and every man had his
own farm Well, neighbor. 60 they would and 20 will
every community in which that principle 10 applied :
and how can any body of men be thriving 40 hong ~
their living depends msiny on laborers day wages IN
city where of thousands are uosole TO procure work
At All during great part OF the OF eontented WI
the whole framework Of society Is based on the scsn
nleia De nial Of the Right u Man 20 the Soil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27


BROoKLYS I,srIrUTE LEcrURss-Ine Intro
duciory Lecture Of the Winter Coarse 81 the Institute
was delivered on Tnuridsy evening By Prof. Ass''iz'
,hs celebrated Naturalist The subj CT for the occasion
Va, toe Glaciers Of s~izerlsnd. snd especially - re-
CARDS ,hi. connection IN ihe formation oi ooufers'
Prof ia the cuurss OF his remarks. osssrv that y
drvin. .ssses srd clos, ateu'i'n f1r ser' oil yes'
IL had bsea satisfactorily eseartsined hsi tho sac'er'
,ooi,tils oi sr.e masses fslds Of iroz snc" sno
,e moved along the valleys IN which they formed At
a.. r.t- Of one hundred ter, Ia yesr GRADING stones
AID every tAio else beneath the end t1us accounting
tr tao comusrafiveiy round nd smooth surf1ca OF
h,uifars Poi alto took occasion. In tn course oil
I'm. lecture - a.ade - the vast quantity Of hooler'
found on iho shores OF Log Island and the pfo'so'i
bst the bad been conveyed tnner ~ glaciers ~ some
uerioi or other. inssmucn SO ihey have no msogy =
-e formations IN this gion while IN the northern PERI
a ths cop,inen, rocks OF precisely similar formation
do exist AMI that in support OF this theory De sdoHeru
he geilano~n fact that stones Of immehss si1e ar
Son ans the eizes Of the glaciers Of sNtz'riAnd OF
"A entirety dsrsnt formation from those ~ M vsiey
where thsss tel az cs m 4 with, mus proving
.osciusvey Tia. the boGlders have been puahed alons
from their original locality by the slow bur steady pro
uulsin OF the glaciers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

CHARTER COSyENrIoN-The members 81 the
Convention sssembed "a. the Common Council CHAMBER
ast evening pursusn. to adjournment The minutes o.
the lac, meeting having been read and approved WIN
Murphy presented communications rom lne wy aud
S,si,. ce~ss iu compliance with ques, MADE upon
thern fr Information relative O. essincnts which
eers received aui ordered to h9 printed. The Com
n,,tee on Expenses reported 10 favor OF paying certain
blia t.r uriutlne xc--aioptgd. Tue Convention mon
,ct inio Commi,tae II the Whole, 90 t.ke up me re-
o.rt Of the Committee on Public improvements relative
n s.sossnsn,s SIR Bs<co agsin taxing Inc cnsr.-
several sections Of the proposed ordnance relative 70
clcfIon of tsNrs ADD assessments were tsssn up and
ssn,.rd After which ihs Committee rose, reported
rrorr.ss Tho Convention thon adjourned un;l Moo
esv afternoon next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

IT, j. SMITH DODGE, DEsrisr, 10 Bond s. near h'','
way, requests the attention Of those wanting nN
ca teeth to his new method "a method used IN ma ci
exclusively by himsel Of Fastening either single tech
sets when on gold plstes IL saves most Of the pam u-
y given in the operation and enables the wesrsr 10 ssl
a clean and healthy mouth. MIS- TaAsAi'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27
The Telegraph in The Legislature.

This mornings legislative notice viii STOW our
readers that the Teegraph-and it is very i'm
portant topic both for the Press and the People
is before the House of Assembly. They are 1t
would seem, about to regulate its working so that
Mr.. Morse shall be secured in bis improve ment
and ali lis advantages, but not permitted 10 shut
out and exclude every new patentee from Offering
other and farther improvements that would not 10
tsrlere with his, to the confederation of our follow
cizeus Whist is the of the patent lava so lar as
regards talegrsphing If psienee shall be longer
allowed TO change bis own price forward or refuse
messages at his discretion open his oce and shut u ~
such hours may suit him. whether the public are or
ere not sstsfsS while every other improver Of the
system even With psient ia his pocket Is denied The
right of way and equal protection before the law e.
We presume that the bill v allow all who choose t.
lowest money 10 teegrsphirg TO do only insisting
ths. they shall the public thu first coms first
served do you would be done by, principies-
Why noti l. noithis beginning righil The day !, per
h.ps moi far distant when North and South America,
ay and Europe Asia, Africa and perhePs even New
Holland will ba brought 10 each other BY cleo
tclty and the peaceful triunphs OF acence thus made
L, hasten the advent Of nilonis renovated world 10
which generations In countries far removed from each
oher shall bury the bsyonet for and strive with
one accord 10 excel 10 doing good end In comforting
mutual benefits the whole family OF msn Tho
Hrad here ard the Chronogps at Boston, "a favor
of giving the Government the sole control OF tho ele
srsuh for the public use In connexion with tie Post
/ Office The Emperor of Russia and Austria take The
same View u the matter, and have ordered accord
/ iney but there 10 not much danger Of Whig Con
/ oress fpliowina their example
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

PROF MITCHELL N BRooELrs.-ln consequence
o, the unf.vorsble stas Of The weather on Tuesday
everiss and the absence Of many Of our eirrens this
week who wished 10 attend bis lectures, Prof Mitchell
has consented to defer commencing mis- regular course
unrl Tuesday evening the 3osh Inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

LECTURE To LADns.-Mrs Cove vii lecture az
the SOCIETY Library on Monday TO aides on sobses Of
deep interest and importance to them see her sdEer
lsemert.
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pnlrAprLrmA. NV. %. 1916.

On Thanksgiving Day oil the Protestant Congre
gatoxs Of vincennes, Indiana, met together IN one
church, to worship
The Wabash is navigsble to lafayette la.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

PICTORIAL History OF ENGLASD.-The Harp ers
have jos. sen, No. 80 OF this work which viii socu
be completed and be history worth possessing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

sASDss s,Rs,PARiLLA.-Healih choicest OF tempen
gifts what can compensate for thy loss what can ,''
pleasure ia thy absence When thy roses wther ne
cheek Thy Light iorssses the eye, the most cheeiiu ~
apt TO despond the timd 70 despair. Perhaps n ere ~
few aad e. that prey more upon the spirit or more nF
idly undernins the strength Of the patient ihsn those
an ulcerous or erupuve nature scrofulou' ulcers es
GERS and suppuratng OF all kinds rapidly proda
smaei.oa and feebsnss', and diseases Of the ssn Nu
which the stomach 80 closely sympahizes, hequen'yF'
duce the effect by destroying the appetite But ~
would say to sufferers from these disesse'-Neiihe 70
spond despair The experience Of years the eorF
ratiye testimony OF manageable witnese. warrant. ["
pronouncins s.SDss sARs,PssLLh appetite IN such .
SEES Unless the mprudence Of the patient mar'i' efe'
II perfectly reliable remedy in malades Of this che
acter
Prepared ana sold, wholesale and retail BY A B .
sAf.Ds Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner Of W.
liam-st 273 Broadway, and n East Broadway. N i''
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout ths trH
states Pncs ~ per BOTTLE ~ siv bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

wAsnlscroN cRooEERy srosE. i3s William-st-sees
yerusement Of @ II. Guar in another ooiomn. "Tfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

II Persons wishing 10 adopt safe, judieious and ne
rough system Of advclsug can do ~ through as.r
of 4 Palmer as no is especially appointed and aaiho
lied BY The propIso Of the hes newspapers o. ever
section Of the country for which he Is oaiy fecevts
and from who're list choice sni su,ts
see,iitn can be made adapted yarouf business ru'
.nils Every Information which tho experience VI M
ogens enables him 10 mpar IN relation 70 the most suite
bic paper. district Of country, modes a advertising a.
nj desred,D v cheerfuy Communicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

r-SP- The PsoPLE's Journal, for Nov. he's been
sent us by C. : FfSncis 4 Co. Ii has original articles
hy Harriet Marrnesu Psrse God~in, Thos W-de. Lord
Nugen; NJ l. 6ilies sc. g. and Is forcbly illustrated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-27

~ Hon, THOMAS CogwIS was u cincinnati
on toe pa inst
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NEA-l1RK, November ~ I5FI.
f@.tien<n Yorr communication 0f the -sth ult m
NJ me 10 lecture before the Mechanics lnstitaie w.s
receive, On nv rst4u ~ the city after absence Of .sve-
raj days ,.,.. -. -.
Atfoush have not thu; eonhse1ee IN my soiify % ID
tsres. popular audieneo which you are pleased 20 ex-
Should no cusn.tsucs. beyond ny control prevent
should desire however that the tne OF tnef delifey
be deferred the part o. me Nintef - othei ~
r,r@u.rt. - IN render IL almost Imposst- for me % de-
yose ne Necessary attention 70 ne sapeci an Gamer
period an srutlemea. very respect ally, -.
ChAS W. COPELAND.
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articles treat Of Navigation Laws English Ansquiti
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Italy ans Piu. IN The FREE Church IN Scotland aGd
Preventive of Crime-PopulSr Education. (s3psr al.