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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

l know not whether increasing years do
not cause one to esteem fewer people, and
to bear with more.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

In heavy oppressive atmosphere, when
the spirits sink too low, the best cordial is
to read ever all the letters Of ones friends.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

A liar begins with making falsehoOd ap-
pear like truth, and ends with making truih
itself appear Ike falsehood.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

The vacant skull of pedsnt generally
furnishes out throne and temple for vanity.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

Difference is he most complicated, the
most indirect, and the most elegant Of all
compliments.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-27

In his argument for the support Of Christi
anity, Chateanbriand uses this remarkable Ian
guage;- Religion Chretienne est la plus
pee hque,la plus humane, la plus favorable a la
hoerte, aux arts ct aux lettres, que lie monde
moderne iui doit tout, depuis Horticulture
Jusqu' aux sciences abstraites; depuis Phospice
pourles malhereux, jusqu' aux temples ba lis par
Michel Ange, est decores par Raphael.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Geueral Notices.

- N0Orhee d's Graduated Magnetic Machine;
-flls instrument IL rn important Improvement over a
other forms ~ manu- CURE, and has been adopted by
The medical profession generally p the most eneciua
Machine in 10 "a perfectly simple In construction and
therefore not liable 20 get out OF order es i the case win
similar instruments II admits OF perfect control aud can
be GRADUATED to any power adapted for any infant or
sufficient for The aiu al The pleasure OF the ope-
raior The magnetic force Il impArei in continuous
AMI with unpleasant sensation % the nos de
patient IL requires ASSISTANT IN its use, and 10 10
every respect perfectly harmless.
The diseases In which the Magnetic Machine has been
found benehcsl those comprehended under ner
among hitch Paralysis, Tic DooreuN,
Fits RheIms.n acute and chronic; Headache, Deafness,
Erouchis Dyspepsia Spinal affections, Pa gifsOn Of The
Heart General Debility ani Deficiency of Nervous and
PHYSICAL energy Many Of the performed are iruy
wonderful " Them In diseases Of The most serious
aui obstinate character known the medical profession
A. evidence Of the superiority VI these machines over
al Others reference be- made to several 81 me
most distinguished among The medical profession VINO
hsve used them great variety u complaints with sur
pdsng single trial win test their advantages
Zach machine u compSctly arranged win the battery
and All Appliances, pat up Ia neat GOD
Accompanying each are full directions regarding
iis use and application.
~ Owing 10 the facilities possessed by tie subscriber
The Graduaied Magnetic Machines are sold at prices
equally low those charged FOR Inferior articles. They
be readily sent 20 any part ~ the country.
Price Offhe machines "a SO s2 and 81 each, accord
inr 90 size and finish.
Physicians aad others cautioned against purchasing
th- limitations Of these machines under Whatever name, a.
they viii be found Of iuie value.
Manufactured aud for sale wholesale and retail, by
sDw va D. c. MOORHEAD, ls2 Broadway Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Reported Death OF santa Anna-The probable
Defeat Of the Application for the $1,000
OO0-lIr. Raihbun's speech.
from our own CorrespondenL


WAsuNGroS Tuesday evening Feb. O. l-i1.
The rumor Of the reported death Of Santa ANA
is not generally credited here. The evils Of the
Mexican war might increase in such event, and we
are slow to believe what We deprecste His death
at this crisis Of affairs might have disastrous ef
feet upon our operations in Mexico-in fact, upon
all our relations with that country because. if he
really be not favorable 70 the termination Of the
war, farewell for an indefinite period to all our
hopes Of peace The great hope OF the Admins
tration is his desire for friendly negotiations-a de-
sire as yet silent and imperative.
may say ia this relation that fear the propo-
siti0n for the S30O0O00 viii neverpass the Senate
it viii not assuredly, unless by exclusively Loco
Foco msjority-lor as yet | am ignorant OF a sohta
rs Wing there who supports the measure. still. a
happy change q opinion may take place-happy.
because this seems the last measure OF terminating
an otherwise nterminsble war.
There is one safety 70 be conquered-t0 hope for
no safety This was Roman experience. l. may
be worthy Of Mexican imitation II the present
war last long with Mexico, it viii be the most mis-
cradle OF our annals 1t viii be war 10 the knife
a war OF determination. Atrocities pracficed on
either side will be followed with vengeance still
more atrocious. till all inhabited Mexico mennonite
another Gogoths
To prevent such occurrences. Is II not becoming
all patriots to devise all remedies rather all pre-
veutIves and II not better to enrrust the Presi
dent with the money he seeks since It's direction
may afford some slight hope Of escape from evils 50
portentious
Leaving the House Of Representatives, day By
2 O'Clock, lost Mr. RATHBUS speech an told
there was in II much pungency. His exconati0n
Of STROSG was like the peitng Of the frogs IN the
tablespoon 70 the outsider death 70 the victim.
He bore down upon his opponent with all sails set.
and raked him fore and aft Nor did he spare the
peculiar institution He dealt blows all around
but SFLAH y STRONG was the cherished object oil
his wrath STLAH has been the end Of Biblical
verses but SELAH now will be the end OF STRONG.
Mr. RATHBUN told the House that STRONG was
the only black sheep in the fold all the rest went
the WHMoT Proviso-SrRoNG opposed IL There
mystery in the opposition. not to be reveal ed
TIL the President chose to make It known. He has
an "open sesame 10 the hearts Of many Loco
fOcOs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
l)atent Aleoitines.
MEEN FUN MEEM PUN

CELEBRATED CHINESE SKIN POWDER.
yINHlS MUCH admired sddendum to the toilet, stands
preeminent for restoring, beautfying and preserving
the skin and complexion During cold weather, when
chappng other painful disorders OF the skin caused
by bleak winds the beneficial effects Of this cs,ssiia cos
netc are most pessngy svnced The august patronage
conceded by several sovergns and Courts OF Europe
the Supreme Court Of India and The numerous testimonials
daily received by propretsrs are, In themselves sum
cent establish the superiority Of the article without
farther detail
RosETISrEp MEN FuS."-A small consignment ot
the above has ne. received. II To- without doubt the
greatest euibeshcr" introduced into this ouniry
The ralant bloom II impars, the solness and decacy
which induces the cheek render Indispensable 10
every toilet -
To be had wholesale Of the importers. HOBBS q 90 &
Wholesale and retail at the Depot, Esculspan Tea -
80 Broadway. In boxes. price J7i and Is cents nj.
SANDS's SYRUP CASTOR OII-isss asset
- ~ milk which " resembles In color Ii mb rely
with water milk, o any other liquid
Prepared only by T.. IT, SANDS. N. ID. and o. al ia
Third avenue and II Jamesst Each label has VI on
IL F. IL Sands NJ ID. Wholesale agents A. B. ID. Sands,
Fulton corner OF william Sold by d. Sands Co. Fast
Broadway corner Marketst III. Johnson, Broadway &C
Chambers.sL, Guion Bowery cor. Grand 81 J. l. Co
dington Hudson. corner Spring; Dupuy Broadway Coz
Houson-st Brooklyn agent, Mrs. Hayes, ~ FuonsL
n IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY. Feb. IT.
- 4 Coroners inquest was yesterday held on
the body OF a man found in the Fast River Supposed
% hsye been an Fnghshman who had been in the coun.
try some months Verdict accidentally drowned.
The Coroner also held inquest the body OF pas.
scn-sr from Liverpool who arrived here last Tuesday.
named Jane sutton an Irish womsn She died ysster-
day from debility caused by sea sickness
- Rev Mr. SHUcS. the Lecturer on China.
assures us that the refusal to admit Reporter to his
Lecture was unauthorized by him and the result Of mis-
apprehension on the part OF the doorkeeper.
ACCIDENTAL DFATH-Mrs Mary Twiggs, OF 100
Deysi l from the ladder leading to the scutte Of the
house on Tueaday and after few hours suffering died.
- Ann Divine was arrested at halt past three
yesterday afternoon charged with stealing sundry arii
clos 10 the value OF $50 from Mr. Melville l6i Emst
AccIDEST-A negro woman fell into an excava'
ton st the corner Of Ryingon and Cannon ss yester-
dag and severely injured.
SroLFv-A Canadian pony and wagon. with the
names Of Wells Mayer Is Chrys,ie st was stolen in
Thiris, yesterday afternoon. s. reward is offered
- Ann Maby was arrested last night for steal
ing a shawl worth 81 from Mrs Hart Committed.
~ John McPheicm " as arrested yesterday al.
ternoou on suspicion Of stealing gold watch and cloth
cloak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT Is ESGLAND.-The Abo-
tion OF the Punishment OF Death IS question rapsy
acquiring numerous advocates and cresinesgreat IN
terest Numerous public meetings have been lately held
In the metropolis but no distinguished public man has
as vet taken any part IN the proceedings he SUBJECT
is one which s quietly occupying the minds 81 NE most
distinguished urists and viii form topic Tor deoaie IN
the coming Parliament. Eventually The agitation VIII %
successful but other than those now prominently
taking part n the proceedings must direct the move
meni 10 is final triumph The excessive extent 70 "nen
capital punishments we're carried during the reien u
that maniac monarch. George the Third. ana Ms cen
oas successor George the Fourth, reyOed pubic iee
Ing and has laid the basis OF the present movement
The problem for solution Is how can society receive
atonsmeni for the most ssnguinaTy crimes
London Cor. Jour. Commerce.
Dov,rroS VISIT TO REV. DR. Norr-Many OF
the good people Of Franklin held jubilee on Monday
the 18th OF January the house OF their venerable pas
tor Rev samuel Mott u. H. who, on the Saturday pre-
vious had attained the patriarchA Of Hfnrytartf
ueers and who will have completed on the layh Of
March next the 9th year Of his ministry since his or
nation which took place during the period Of the Anne
rican revolution.
The day was remarkably pleasant and his parshion-
ers Of ali ages spontaneously assembled in great nun
bers TO testify their respect Tor their minister Nor did
they without bringing substantial evidence OF their
regard Neg-Iiaven Courier, feo. y.
\ NEro-Gov Skunk sent a message 70 the
legislature this morning veoing the bill 10 neorpo-
rate the Pennsylvania Railroad Iron Manufacturing com
psry for the reason be alleges that the individual
liability clause IS left out Of the act Harrisburg Intel
LORD ELGN.-We learn that his Loraship has
expressed very freely his desire - carry cut three very
important reforms These are the free navigation Of
the 81 Lawrence the consolidation of customs and
last, though not least the renOdeng OF the post Office
system, upon the English pattern Montreal Herald
AcTiS6 CANAL commemorative have
omitted u mention that the usual drawing has resulted
in making Messrs Jones Bissel and Hudson the Acting
Commissioners for the ensuing year. The Eastern
ton IL 70 be under the direction Of Mr. Jones the Middle
under the direction OF Mr. BisseI and the Western
der the direction Of Mr.. Hudson, Alb. Eve Jour,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

MAssAcHusETrs-On Wednesday the Massa-
ohusetts House Ct Representatives proceeded to
ballot FOR T. s Senator for SIX years from the 9Th
OF March next, IN place OF Hon JOHN DAVIS with
the following result Necessary to choice, III ;
John Davis had 1914, Henry w Bishop Loco 20,
George y. Briggs &c. Charles Hudson i2. George
Ashmun :, Joshua Leavitt :, stephen c. Philips :
Robert C. Winthrop J. Joseph Bell I. Mr. Davis
was then declared elected on the part Of the House
To-day Thursday st - o'clock was assigned for
the choice on the part Of the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

WHO FILL ORR PRisoS HoUsEs A Temper
snee Lecture was delivered Columbus Ohio. on the
18th uit before the nmsies Of the prison house snd
svoie being isen sppear that out OF the $50 males
then present only - hai been totally sbstnent before
their Incarceration 40 had in some manner been con
nected with the sale msnufscrre Of ardent spirits
and leo had committed the crimes or which they were
then paying the penalty either a consequence OF
drinking ardent spirits when under IL immediate in
when released from their present bonds abstain In
future from the Of Intoxicating drink when al
csptng persons and expressed their deiermn
atom 10 abstain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

- NEW HAVEN DAILY Journal is the name
Of Daily iusi started 81 New Haven CT Edited By T.
Woodward and Rev VIM. T Bacon, ami published
by Misses eyinston Adams. Commencing under IA
vorsble auspices says the New Haven Herald relying
upon the catering Of public considers
ton and politically sound. we see no reason why the
Journal should not be prosperous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

PH0SoTYPY Is BOsT0N-At a meeting OF the
Primary School Committee Monday evening Pc.
tton wss presented from Rev E " Kirk snd others
praying thar early snd thorough experiment Of the value
Of Pi0g0gpy be- made 10 the schools and asking Tor
hearing upon the subject The petition was referred 20
large Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
rum i.r ne" -hs tlcsy une, ID
Late and Important from iIeXieo,

Arrival of the liitis-Rumored Accumulation
OF santa Anna-lmportant proceedings of the
Mexican Congress-C uPture Of more Dis
patches from gen. Tnyior-NeNican account
of the Attack Hpon Col. May. Sc. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
DR.. AMOS G. HILLS

UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
~ $ BEDFORD. 81 ID q The University VI he Ciiy Of
VI. New FORK formerly Professor of Midwifery 10 lie
Medical College of s0alh Croiias, MAKES The following
statement,
4 srn much lsei with DR.. Hlls instrument for Pro
lapsus Uirr. have 20 doubt 2 VII prove highly oene-
faI Ia hi. very cumui0n con ant snOng females NJ
r. Instruments have been presented diher-rl tines
10 tie Faculty The view Of supporting he prospsed
womb but have any which many account.
can compare n excellence With DR.. Huls eTo-Ahd1m
a. sapoorterr HULLS TRUSS OFFICE,
Vesey-st. AsiOf House. New-fork-
~ TIE Ladies DepsruenL-A private suit Of rOous
i paced under he especial charge q qualified female
.f-srtsnl t0f i'm
HALF PRICE-WHN DON'T IN he Gslvznic
IlKirgs Rlucs ADD Se'ts which sot 49, Broad
sv corner of John a. tai price commercials why
Gor't Dr. Christie his sgeu- publish hem a such IN
oi., t@re o. hat public understand he matter,
ne 5sr. moi 40 IT, Ter b. dispute hat the sane
RAJ nsrucfured these furnished him Tor the past
y-srs Rem-rissr he bali price store, ls2 Broadway
10 lnlap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
THE ORIGINAL GAIyANIC RINGS. fluid

b2nce Bells, fiastrrs, Bracelets &c- Al bali prize
Other articles In proportion, all u which warranted
10 b. the sane a. Dr. chrsues and sold hall price opy
Five hundred dollars win be forfeited " hey not The
sane articles, and msr1fscrGred by the
Reaa ne (ollo1uag 1Gdrraa.
Dr. Christie dare dispute their genaneness or The
fart. set iorih ia them
This is 10 certify that have Manufactured Dr. Chr
ties Rinzs Bands and Belts for D. c. MOrehead.f
Broadway fr the last y months, that we now haVe'
contract with Dr. Crznca. snd him only for the mApi*
" hese articles. hey being he sane - onfh<J
introduced 10 the Pubic Dr. Chrisie's hinf etc.
On The 18Th and lsh days OF Dscsm6er 10, appeared
before me- Theodophns Melville James brown sia Isaac
Cox and m sde oath % the above sfaierrenl
EDGAR J. LEErE, Cominis.loner q Deeds
B-A orders oct Of he CIV uiN-i Dc sncfs-<"c 70
Dr. CrzndsIgs, ~ Broad way, N Y.
whoessIe and Retail xency, l9t Brosdwsy corner Of
Joh,-st Nsw-York rs lmistp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
THE ORIGINAL
ELuID. BANDS. sELTs, PLAsTERs, BRACELETS,


ELUID, BANDS. BELTS, PLAsTERs, BRACELETS,
II &c atQuafter pricr. Other Articles In proportion.
AZ certs persons offering spurious limitations ofOr
Chrsss Gslvaaic Rlngs FLUID Sc al half price, the pub
H. are respectfully Informed hat the same articles may be
had Al oue half d t priesn other words counter.
frl articles may be- had for Onesuser the price Of he
genuine.
One thousand dollars viii be forfeited n they not he
came articles. aud Manufactured By the sane
Wholesale and Real Agency ls2 Broadway, between
John and Msideasne.
~ Or Chnsie's Genuine Galyanc articles, which are
achieving such wonderful success and celebrity that
c01ntene appear every day, he obtained only q.
- l52 BROADWAY, 81
which "a he sole phce IN Newfork where hey can be
had.
Beware Of druggists and drug stores none OF them
Will ever be allowed 10 keep Dr. Chistes Genuine aEie
r. Chrstie's rev work 0slvanism snd he Appli.
cation Remedial Agent" may be had gratis N is,pl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Boarding an6 4stels.

ITO LET IMMEDIATELY cult OF very comfcr.s-
bic rooms In a gonteel house with without board.
furnished not Rent extremely low. Inquire TTwenty-
sixfh.l four doors wet OF Third avenue. Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
=. i.lunns. TonaIurIn Ilrnf. III \.


An0dvne Tor he mmeda ate and permanent cure Of pain
from decayei teeth having. from It's Intrinsic value as
remedy, become immensely popular With those who have
used h. many fnilsfons haze lately been thrust upon ne
market by unpnncped pesons aud sold AZ no orginsi
sni genuine article. The object OF Ibis paragraph . 70
csufon tie public against al such spurious compounds as
no Glove Anodyne possibly - The genuine article -
caring four or I've years BY B. d Sands, aud for the
last year by Henry Johnson successor 10 A. r. sands
Coz Who j. now NE sOt- Pioplesol' us oJ 5 ~.
pHrchasefss 10 be sure and ask Tor johnson Oohach-
Drops and 10 examine the wrapper u NE Wal "a every
one Of he genuine hes the siynsinr- Of Henry Johnson
Rememter iisi the True Glove Anodyneis an innedisie
cure fr the violent iOothzche psin 10 NE gums
and int j. Manufactured genuine only bg HENRY
JOHNSON. Chemist a1d Druggist, No. % Broadway,
westsiie IN he Granite Budng Sold also al io0 Fulton
dIsu
~ Or. Banning's BODY Brace u az efficient TO
lief Tor weakness o ~ voice. lungs spine ini lm5. par
cu sTv Tor dyspep-s, conspson fnd piles, ~ilh weak
res O the sJfnach and SIDES weakly females fact grow
ing children, and al dispose 20 dfoop ana are se9srIy
especially rinsl subjects VIII BE- delighted win lis ac
ion. Reference given 70 many distinguished elergymen
who lave been rescued from approximation, from de-
biltv and bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
sense giving Information, can BE- had al ne Once -
Broadway. sdy IN slIenaanee 90 lasie'- III dawn
r. Notice 20 the Member of the General society
a Lecture on China and he Chinese--Mr : WELLS
WILLIAMS will deliver Lecture on he shove subject on
Monday evening, h inst 81 y 0c.Ock al d echanic, hs
40 Roadway Members procure their uctsts ~ sd
mid themselves aud families A. the Library ROOM 81
~ Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club =
TIE members u his Cab beng Ne =. nal Wa ofssa
iret In lie Uronl will give grand Bal ~ cOrnnemOrs
TN III Nh. rslfcatOn ofths Treaty Of Ohe1 Al q Apolo
on III l7sh F-busTy. 1871 They have made arrange
nanls in disin gusaed artists who sr-sy engaged
preparing The ceorsous sgltable Tor lts OCCASION ID
BOUQUETS
II OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant EIotie
FIower- sde 10 Style 10 pesss ne most fA-.iio1s,
sr- 10 h. haa a. 9 few hours Eoucs u JAMES bOOG,
nIt5a ss-dsrnAn. 56Z Broadway.
~ Wnfer Cure IIouse.-ars " :. Cove conttn-
ne- 10 receys pAt-1ls ~ Der house ~ lnIhst hs"
fDfs.
Mrs also visits ladies' ani children 81 hsr homes ard
gives direction isf The application q Wsief Cure AZ
- r. j. Coleman. Exchange Broker, No. ~
Waist N-ss-fork. Unc1rF-nt money bought and sod
gold and silver eEchsnk red notes and dr.s collected O7
~ Commissioner Tor Newly ork md Ton
necficHf.-J d. WHEELER, Counsellor a. Law, Tan
many Hal Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
BOUQUETS
~ M rkafre. Kare and FRAGRANT Exotic

FIower- Y sie 10 Style ID piess1 uls most fA-ii01s
srr 10 b. bs1 a. few hours nouc1. u JANIS hOOo,
nit ga Scotsman. 56Z Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

n fren isit Rnubn Of The Galaxy Meycary
Il phafhs FROM STARyATloN-it is our melan.
day TO record ~ the results Of the famine, the
Se"ass OF several individuals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
PIANO FOKTEs.-0. 4 n.

umeni Of rosewood and mahogany Piano
Foes Of nnely carved Gothic and modern Partisan ETY. lee.
These Pianos for mechanical construction, sxceency OF
workmanship and richness OF tone be surpassed,
and where the purchaser has any doubts they will be set
up and any reasonable length OF tms aowed 10 sstsfy
him. This being new feature 10 the business, II 10 Inn
portsnt To the purchaser the market 10 full of usps we'll
calculated 10 catch tho persaced Arespons0ls
ranty with each instrument Reference TO OF the
first families in the city. N B.-Psnos 10 let 81 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

~ Winter Cure IIouse.-ars " :. Cove eonsin'
49, u receive pal-3ls ~ her house ~ ltIhsL New
fOfs.
Mrs O. also visits ladies' AMI children 81 hsr hones ard
give. direction fsr The application u Wster Cure AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

~ Eighth Ward Pioneer Henry tlny tiuo
TIE members " his Club lbeiuZ h@ bret lhat Wa ofssn'
rei In lie UuiOnl will give grand bsi ~ cOtnnerOrs
Ton of lie rsafcatOn Ofthe Treaty Of Ohe1 Al o. Apollo
on III l7ih F-JusTy. 1877. They have made arrange
au., " N disin usaed artists who sr-sy engaged
nr-psrus The decorations suitzble for lts sson d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

NOTICE. Inc
Oh Nsrhanrs AMI Tradesmen q tre Guy OF New lors-
A Lecture China and he Chnese--Mr = WELLS
Xymtr,vs will deliver Lecture on The shove subject on
Monday evening "a inst a. u O'Clock al Mechanics ha
az BfGadwav Members procure t1eif uet-is " .d
mia ter selves aud families. A. the Library Room. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
iNPOKTANT g pateh.ssfs Of riaoe
HR LARGKsT HssORT-

n THE LARGkeT AHSORT-
ment Of Bedstesds, Beds, Matte ssee
aud Gesthers ever offered for sale af q.
wiIIsfd's ware rooms, 80 chaissr, cor.
keepers others particularly called 10 Wess psis1t
night snd left screw Bedstesd. which drew lhs premium
al the lsls Fair Of the American Institute.
Old Beds renowned. Cots holesss and resil 2f m