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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
New Publications.

TJ" TIN DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for January pre-
senis It's usual literary financial and political features
The Life OF Goethe. The Natural History Of New,
York United states Trade and Tonnage, the titles
Of some Of the most prominent Of the articles We no
tee also good article on Cspits Punishment and
very tAir Review OF Mrs Fsrnhsms Edition OF Ssmp
sons work on Criminsl Jurisprudence, and some very
passable poetry \ likeness Of Hon Edmund BvRNE
the present Commissioner Of the Patent Once is pre-
nxcd to the uimber Published by Thomas T. Kettell
l49 Fulton r.
~ Dodworths knickeTbocker Quadrllles as
PLAYED by Dodworihs band have Just been published by
Firth HALT has an excellent representation Of Ode
Knickcrbockor" The SAINTS Claus GuadTillcs by Hen.
" B. DcdwoTsh with spirited picture Of 81 Nicholas
performing his duties Christmas i've both OF the
above arranged from familiar airs and will doubtless be
come very popular.
~ Tia METHODIST QUARTERLY REyikw for
January opens with an able article S,usrts Common
tsry On the Apocalypse. Baoons Philosophy Is the
suhiec, Of the next article. Popular Prejudioes,'
Evangelical Ioniloucs Reply To Rev. 7 Hopkins
on JAsAer' Frspklns Discoveries in Electricity 81.
be Exesess and Evangelical Alisnoe arc the titles
OF the remaining articles Edited ny GEoS0E PEoX,
d d.
u" SAMUEL Lovers new and beautiful songs
On MatTh YOU Wei py anu Nt lNo
Birds have been published by Firth, Hall & Fond
also very pretty song ~ Liney, called Jessie
a. sung by Miss Norths and snbelished with hand
some utle.
IL EpUCNTloS, founded on the Nature Of
Msa we SPvEIHKIN, N n has been Published
hv Fowlers & Wells l3l Nassau 81 with APPENDIX
by :. X. WELLS containing Description q the TEN
pcraments And a hriei Analysis OF the chronological
Fseultes sixth American, improved ty the author
from the Third London kdi.ion Noi word Is neoos-
sary to commend to general notice work eHansting
irom the profoundly philosophical mind OF spurrhom
Evea those who hesitate 10 receive the doctrines OF
Pkr.nolOgy or who reject them altogether will ind IN
!, much that viii command their his hest admiration
LECTURE on EDUcArIOS.-We have received a
copy Of Lecture ESuest on delivered BY Rev. T J.
sSI before the Cleosophic Society Of ys.es Academy
1t Is ard able production ard contains much
important truth
" Tar LIFE OF WHTTirLD," an lsmo vol
ums Of sls PIP. Is Published By D. Newell lss Ssssra s
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A Chapter Of BIanders.

The Spa some time since IL noticing TIE oe'
mise OF the venerable CLARxsoS, sad
The death Of the great phisniaropst Thomas srz,
son In lard at the s6ysnced age n 20 hAs pro9uceo
very sincere regret this side Of the Atsnte sno
tcusrv amor the community q Friends. Of wnch as
Va. roe,nber Thomas Clarkson not what = cal
led an shoitionist lie mixed no po.i1cs as
pec;. with biz philanthropy and he reloieee % hae -
country earliest IN the Ted ssalnst TOE oo.ous Uas
without charging the people OF me Cblhe Saw We
being friendly 10 that trade and 20 The last ne was "a
favor Of colonization believing u 70 o an se' o.
well policy 70 restore ne eae1 iIsr r. ~
co0pers,e with him but who finally made i pohuesi
qaeston instead u one Of humanity and policy
This is chapter Of blunders from beginning to
end. II the first place Clarkson was not mem
Der Of the Society Of Friends, though ne wrote
work in Calculation and defence Of its principles
Secondly. lie pas an Abolt.onist Il full reception
Of ali the distinctive principles THE Aooltonists
and hearty cooperation with them II all Their
measures could make him such. He was soreiy
perse ted fer his opinions and often denounced as
fanatic fool. and .ncendiary as those now
arc who labor for tie overthrow Of slavery Equally
false IL the assertion that Be mixed DO political
aspects with his philanthropy. On the contrary,
he abored with great zeal in behalf Of the political
measures advocated by Wilberiorce furnishing him
with the facts on which all the discussions il Par.
lament were predicated Both alike were stigma
tized as meddlers spurious philanthropists and
shypocrites and accused Of stirring up strife In
sScietv. setting uoighbor against neighbOr, &c &c
Now that success has crowned their labors and the
world pays homage to their philanthropy and their
virtues the Sun, Ike the Pharisees Of old, would
build their tombs and garnsh their sepulchres and
Al the same time cast stones at those who are as
faithful in rebukng the sins ofh country as those
noble men were in bearing testimony in their day
against the crimes which cursed the British nation.
Finally CLARKsoS was not TO the last IN favor Of
Colonizationn" for 10 $50 he united with WILDER
FORCE. MAcAuLAY BUxToS CosSELL and other
leading Aboltionists in an emphatic Protest
against the American Colonization Society and
never aherward gave the scheme any countenance
or support.
We may add that CLAEEsoN presided over the
Worlds Anti Slavery Convention IN 1870. the pro
ceednes Of which have often been sneered at By
the Sun. He has also written much on the sub
iect Of American Slavery and, if we ore not mis-
taken. the very last production Of his pen complet
cd only few days before his death was bold at
tack on the peculiar institution. if not on the
American Union itself
Such is an inventory Of CLARKsoN's claims to
the praises Of the New York sun
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NETWORKS IEGIsLaTURE.

SENATE. "WEDNESDAY. Jan. e. l-l7.
The following Standing Committees were an
nounced
Ciaims-Messrs Johnson. Wheeler Emmons.
FHaHce-Nlessrs. Young Jones Harris
Judiciary Messrs. Hand Lester. Spencer.
.WiNn-Messrs Clark. Burnham, Ruggles.
CdH0is-Messrs Dennistoun, Sanford Beach.
RaRroads-Messrs Hard, Beekmsn, Williams.
State PrisOHs-Messrs : smith. Backus. Grid
ley.
BaHks-Msssrs. Talcott. Beers. Morris.
C0mmerce-Messrs. Jones, Beers, Huggles
ASSEMBLY.
Notices Of Bills were given on the following sub
iects Bonding Of emigrant passengers to make
the expense OF the Wyatt trial State charge to
reduce the rate Of interest
Mr. I. SMITHS resolution for supplying Members
with a copy of the Debates Of the Convention with
a substitute providing for the purchase of rs copies
for the use of the Members and their successors in
Office, was laid on the table q TO 80.
Mr. WALSH offered resolution declaring It ex
pedient and proper to fix by law the hours Of labor
per day, and raising select committee on that sub
ject Laid over.
Mr. WATSON by consent, presented the petition
Of John r. Haywood, OF Westchester to be admit
ted to the seat occupied by James d. Beers. Ad-
,ourned
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We occupy our First Page today with an
address. from the Commissioners ior taking sub
scnptions to the stock Of this great and ne
osssary work. We commend il 90 the careful
attention Of our readers. The project we find
i' rapidly gaining favor with the public and one Of
,,s most encouraging features is that 1t has drawn
from their retirement some Of the most valuable
business men Of former days, Of unimpeachable in
tegrty and sound judgment, who, it is not to be be
heved. would thus under the responsibility Of their
names, put before their fellow citizens anything
that they bad not duly investigated and believed
20 he sustained by facts.
Those who have not time u read this address to
day should preserve II and read 1t to morrow, or at
their first leisure moment Il will well repay the
trouble
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DISPATCHES ron THE TRIBUNE
az MAGNETIC TElEG RAPh
xxIxth CONGRESS. second session.
WASHINGTON. an IL
SFNATE


SENATE.
The bill authorizing the increase in the National
establishments was referred 70 Committee Of the
Whole
A resolution was passed 10 ask the President
what is the expense Of the Executive department.
under the new postage bill also resolution call
ing on the Secretary OF the Treasury for state
ment Of the amount Of public moneys N the PuoAc
repositories. and to inquire why monthly stare
ment has not been published.
A report from the Navy Department, concerning
the loss Of the somers was then received also
eport from the Department, giving statement Of
ali appropriations and expenditures made ior the
IMPROVEMENT OF harbors. rivers &C.
Remonstra1ces were presented against the re-
peal Of the Plot Laws.
Tke resolution OF Mr. CANEEoy. directing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to report what articles
were embraced in the Tanf Of 60. on which the
3,,ies might be increased so as 70 augment the
revenue. was taken up. On tbs a long deoaie
ens1ed
Mr. NILES denounced the financial measures o.
the Government Us utterly unit FOR the present
situation Of the country.
Several slight amendments were made % the
resolution and it was passed.
Mr. BExToN introduced bin encouraging the
enlistment Of soldiers, and sirenuously urged us
adoption. t.,
Mr CRIrTESDES said be should vote for the BIZ
that he was in favor Of rigorous prosecution OF tnr
war. and should accordingly vote for liberal sup
ply Of men and money to further that object. Ine
bin was passed, and subsequently passed the
House.
long debate on printing memorial ioAo"el.
after which the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. HARALsoN offered Resolution to terminate
the debate on the increase Of the Army. The
bin was amended to be read Saturday next and
adopted.
Mr. SEaHAs, of New.York then gave notice that
he would introduce ball to provide means to pre-.
vent the importation Of foreign paoPers
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the bill to increase the regular army.
Mr DARGIy Of Alabama. took the floor and was
followed by Mr. GROVER Of NewYork.
The House then took up the ball to encourage the
enlstments in the Army. which was passed with
the amendment. 50 tina, Government be enabled to
discharge soldiers at any time
ty'-We have no news south Of Richmond The
Western mail not in Nothing Of local interest OK
cept that Miss Meades was to day fined 40 for
whipping a child.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 7-l0i ?. NJ.
No mails have yet arrived from Baltimore The
cars are impeded by the ice. The Washington
line Of telegraph IS now in operation
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Of he sos work snd wrote lie letter AMER b. coo
sslcn before leaving for Nessl0fs The sri ihias
b. - b. - prrsrsf his =.
The prosecution hsr- res'cS. ~tea Nr Cn,oa 5oe-.s
FOR he defence he read several cs.es hrsIng upCr s
ssfify ard spoke 81 several refsrrs shwn hok. 4.
have beer coefered a. haosh inssne TIE fefcrr- i :,
ss-i.v Hs atc- ard broher were insane TIE rrt.o,
81 ~ 81 years % Sc Having been rcr hon- or.
tine III % insanity 10 shown t eiie
IT. ssf year or and hsf Afer hs fnsr-i.r. :.
chsncet man srnse u ,erersi afI1nx her
on- when he ard he wife Will t. rs a. h.f "a
mother Boston be got INTO avoett psroSysrs -isfi
hr a. tine ssd ~ vuut cut hs BROKERS uroai a.
Cihsr incidents related. Ne was ne siaNi.
OF he Mechsai-s Ter, ~ Boston shout the s seokru %
on more han enc with ,s'ter ntrniirs 70
h4sg use1 he attempted three, 4 Toi falr times "a
suicide within he i.st - months Nieo ~ ven,
Albany IN Aagus ~ ska 20 M Nsdleieh With wle n,
be- had boarded That his wife hat been lcl f1rtlne of
50 80. md h. 10 lat money ~ We-t
ar gei b. Ne wo@lG speak ~ hs ~iie ore Wcsasn 4.
cVeri rhing vifrlous arohsr he inverse We SHOWED
other acts proving he MAS insane Ne sad ytarx man
had hs p. and Mr. Wsdeis IN ard hi1 sri Others were
compiling ret her a'vsy ffon I'm Il vii be Shown ..
ne te.mo1y - far does that he prisoner she 20
sudden rsroVisns of insanity. Afef ~ opening. vh,h
WAS able ani elective, Re Cour ftcurrci o ms oTcnccn
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c,s,le. ~ PinE .xorn-Aequanied with prisoner
hin ass On ihs sunday night previous o ne murder
sa~ him in Washingo Albany on Inst evening" h.
Mr. JOn0 Cady's Tavern heard hiia cay he wa.
gong New York ~ LOOK up he wife, and 4 b. found
her IN NeNYOrk that Ne shguli hear ron him azan
Df. KAN, M Cady ard myself we're present he wa
talking % hls wife " them.
Cyo5iersaai.sd- 4 am police officer = Albany had
seen Nf. h. before that night lhnk D X. bad aszed
BIN where his " Ne / ihink be @as softer hue~
the ~. be married Der name a. Eliza Reiah.h - MAJ
red year before. + She he glrl whom Mr. LoYeu,
The dslsu.tng clefk kept before he vent away
John b. Cidy swOfn.-kn0w he prisoner have known
BIN between and : years te started rom Albany iof
Nex-Yurk a. staied heard Dr. H. asa hio Sgl1sy
where his wife the words 10 sad was " where =
your Old woman 30 be replied she was 10 Nswf York; be
was going down 10 her and sler he got there
would lear more, on Monday 0r Tuesday be- came into
my bsr-rOom sgan snd saf be was going 10 NewYOfk TO-
night l0 MORROW ght asked him = ben b. would re-
Urn he sad De- dif an0~ hut u DID not him
would hear rom MIN. asked him Il he va. gong down
10 bring bis lie up he sad he did not Know whether be
would bring her up be sad ns did not ENJOY him
self N Albany nor could he enjoy himself Win hef "
said le lad xoi deceived her eheg b. married her BE-
thOpghi her yriuols but since hat 10 sasned
nms1 she not sn1 therefore be could not er oy him
sef her be Wa safLshsd other men knew her ~
i've ~iA hsf under such eiicsmss.sfss % ne wilo.
Ter YOU'D be neil upon earh advised hin n be could
enoyed fe, ~ rad soo1 usde, could c9inmina sovp
wages sng could pay hs way hfough ald 20 snefr D.
raj mod 20, bat hat no% al comfort ~as destroyed
then repeated shat bad SAD about leaving Der lt1i ne
Young Zrd u good trade b. aid hs troubles
great b. could never enjoy himself As he once Cd
ADD D. would rather die han i've n he uCuD4e - inrn
was. hat l. Wa GOOD Tor lOng 10 no told BIN not
desperate mears 70 90 a@aJ Sih ne trouble
be ssd your advice good oGi ny troubles ss TOO gfes,
from he bar wbeu hey were MARRIED she ooaried
opposite ny house and they CONTINUED ~ eoefo i-fr O.
cspyinzs font second story room aisrn6on toward
evsong mysef and Others we're 'ling - les dcof We
heard he cFash glass broken OCT from heir window,
and heard lcud ALI a. VI anger his vile w.s gong rom
the window hal alien With her head against ifs
wiadOa was tod-fobiected io he shsr1a1d came 10
nv house be seemed 70 be Intoxicated; ssAed him what
The rumpss was have yea and your VII. had nght be
na1 her with bis nst Ia he face too nla inaL
sooa 10 quarrel aer sstinf married 20 short
time be sad hey had qgsrre and shr called LIN Lar
and he would bear Tia. iron any wofna9 olo nlin II
would 90 yht u bis VIE hey coon zen tnefr
had told him wnsn he hrs. cane he 1lshi get w0sk
q M Ho~es e. wife up ana eploy lie win las rect
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BIZ THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In PhiIn delphin'
PHILADELPHIA, Jan :.

PHILADELPHIA Jan :.
Coad you-vosId you-daro yoa-to rise % 3
proper eHmsx-expeci suy one to write on such an
s5oninahls dull dresry LsPlander ~in'sTish day as
this The eyes Of heaven which were 20 bright yes
tsrisy are tunged up 20 day-blsek and du rom asi
NIGHTS ard dropping their tears today II
perfect torrent.
Business i Of course AZ stand and On day
when could send dog out o. doors unless y were
= wat0r-doz il could not be expected hat our city tam
folk make their regular rcports-thereiore nave 10
local news
You viii perceive that the two Houses Of our
legislature have competed Wig organization and
that M Fd.e has introduced resolutions On TIE ar
occupying the trse Whig ground as follows
U1rreas The Tari1 Act Of i-42 answered az the pur-
roses o. rcvenue and yielded % American Industry the
eneours-erne-r necessrv 20 the development q the
great resources Of he country And whereas 1l nas
since passed the Congress o. the Llted stats and BE-
come law. watch has ID. -rously hlectel me --nppT
fanf STAPLE productions rt this Common wealth and re-
iari.d the great agricultural and maruiaclrins inief-
es-s ol tie Nafln therefore.
Resol-9 Ry tie senate and House Of representatives,
OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsy lgsnia II General As
sembly THAI Senator'S n Congress 20 instructed
and our Represenfarcs requested % use every eHr O.
procure the repca. Of The Iar1 Yet ~ $780, and me
restoration Of the Act OF l-i2
These viii be passed without much discussion should
think for they occupy The tue Pennsylvania IS wei IS
Wing ground
SlLEoF. sroCks-Fys Boarl-s200O Resdug
Bonds 7li 20 vlcksbarg :, 50l Camden ard Amboy
Bonds e7 . Kensingfou Bank 81 1000 Lehish Loan ~
10 Mechanics Bank at. 20 kentucky Bank =. Chesa
peske 81 5000 Reading Bonfs cash ~. Al kentucky
pank c and r. - 20 Chesapeake 81. ffr FTU Rcrrf
100 Girsrd Bank pa. l0 Camden Bank ~ 5000 L :
~. 20 osi Sscgui Bocrd-l37 Nicksburs n ". :,
ssc0u :. o. $50 9-i. 81 Nine Hi, Oh til Lehish In
tercsi CIT
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Buslness Notices.

FtoRAs FESTIVAL Mr.. Bradbury Intends giving HI.
sst Festival during the month Of February Let ell the
young singers attend punc,uay upon their lessons fer
much viii be- eNpcclcd lrom them
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CovRr OF CoNMoN PLEAs-rhe Jury IN Toe Rrcsch
Of Promise case viii return verdict mi. i5rcaoca
Rro.frr s. Groc5.c, vs.. T1rler s Ss-t To recover
S,io> being difference on rmc sale of 3 : Railroad
stock already referred o. Verdict %. defendants
SUPERIOR CovRr-B Before Judge Vsnderpoel-Hu.
RAJ dgd o'ters Efs Rirsr fsstyaacf 90 suit which
was tried before o. Insurance on building
connected with The ropewalk ~ RushNick which was
burnt in lsi3 Verdict for plaintiff S2g9o-For psinua
Messrs Gerard snd rsr Tor defendant M D.ilen
LoiEaa Eris Railroad Co-Acton tried before al
ready referred 20. The lry IN his case Is slso cat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

~ YANksE DOODLE for this week has an ad.
mirsble political carcature representing Mr. Polk
tinker who has go, Uncle Sans gridiron teapot and
thing. in,e such N that he mend them and comes
up to Yankee Doodle and humbly begs TO be let OF
Yankee complies with his request stating this, Mr.. r.
had done quite as well be expccted-he took
him to be much OF workman. Leave things as they
are and on your way to Tennessee, says YANKEE tell
Harry cf the West want 10 see him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

OHio--JANEs EATON. Wing, was chosen state
Senator at especial election held in the Marion Dis
,Iict ON the 3lst ult He succeeds MIR. uorr Wing
deceased and took his seat on the 2d inst c. b.
Squire Senator from the Huron and Erie District
has been detained from taking his seat on account
Of ndisposition He is said to be regsining his
health.
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~ Those mir.trels a. the Museum sre producing
gtra lror among tfe lovers " negro eNavsgsnzs
seems 10 he The rage and everybody
docking % ne Museum to hear 10 ferormaccs ske place
ih-. alrrnu.,n and eNen-nE n ; and y WV.
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DISASTER To A WHALE SHlP-MUTNY.-The
Honolulu Sandwich isands) Friend states tina, while
the American. Of sag HMbor was cruising June T. lat
52i- y. Ion. 1855 W boat hreequarters Of a mile
from the ship. run over by whale and two sea
men only were saved. The following were lost Capt
Wm. Person Of Bndehampton, l.. David X. C0nklin.
boat-steerer Of r. Hampton. l. l. Franklin r. Bennett
seaman, Of ssg Harbor, aud solomon Carman OF New
York city After the accident the forward refused
20 lower any for whales and the acting Master
compelled 10 visit the Sandwich Islands. The Amer.
arrived At Lsnaina the tn and there OF the
put IN irons By the T. :. consul because they
would not do duty and By adv ice OF the Consul AZ La
hama Capt. Page took the American % Honolulu.
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With gossip 20 spend,
Good housewiiery lovcth
Her household 10 tend.

PROBABLE Loss OF TWO FIsHiNG NfssEts.-We
learn from the Gloucester Telegraph that two fishing
vessels the Gen Scott and the Canton which sailed
from Gloucester about the 10Th OF November last are
supposed to have been losi with their crews the gale
OF the 2Sih. The Gen. Scott commanded by James
Bowdoin. Of Wells Me. had crew of seven men, She
WAS new vessel worth 5000 and was partially IN.
surcd. The Canton was in command OF James Nor
wood with crew Of six She wss valued at
seOO0-insured for $500
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joins q AnANs-A friend from Boston saws that
the venerable Mr. Adams i exceedingly anxious %
reach Washington and % much that his physician
hnds 4 difficult 10 keep hs patent quie;ed Il IL sup
pOsed Ia that city that Mr A. Intends making farewell
speech IN the House Of Representatives before be
from public hie and this D. had designed 70 do had
not be present iealned hn from arlington
Like Lord Chatham perhaps &c IS anxlous 20 nnlsh his
earthly career when ia the actual discharge o. his
public functions New Haven Palladium.
M0STEREr.-Fr0n different persons recently ar
rived from the city VI Monterey sorry % learn
that serious srays Of frequent occurrence between
the citizens and the volunteers eDcsmped N the vicinity
bat 4 would be impossible. without change IN human
nature that should be Otherwise. Much blame "a a..
trouied 10 the Vosnteers-out spprebend that a
portion q due 70 the citizens. AatamOrss sg
A Boar FOR TIE GOvERSHEsT.-1he Quarter
Masters Department said 70 have purchased the
steamboat Maria Bur; fer the OF the The
price pad vas $1,000. which Il represented 10 ~ a.
reasonable she good boat built tor the AItskspss
trade and believed t0be worth the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

The CLAY SrATUE-The friends Of the Great
Commoner and particularly the Ladies Of Virginia will
be glad % learn that Mr. Hart the artist selected for thai,
purpose has completed Mr. Clays bust and Is about 70
embark for Italy % complete the work. Mr. Clay will
be represented In the appropriate costume Of senator
and n the act OF addressing deliberatye assembly.
To- % many inquiries on the subject We are en-
a0ed ~ state that the amount received from eontfbu
tors By the Treasurer Is about ak thousand dollars This
will be sufficient 70 effect the purchase Of the
and pedestal after the completion Of the statue The
Vice Presdents and Collectors In many Of the Counties
however have yet made returns 20 The Treasurer
although i thought that there are unss IN the hands
vi them yet 70 be paid In. ihicnmond Wing ON.
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BocLFs HYPERION kLUip-Ihis new article Tor The hair
i les. trouh some and efcac0us than any other
preparation We have not used u ourselves, bur the pei
son ncrt 10 rs has which ensbes as to speak Of 10 teau
fying properties with some authority Tue perfume -
delicate sni agreeable without leaving any greasy feeling
ian parts 10 tho hair that peculiarly son and siky appear
snre which IL 10 highest hesuty. Compared win M
" common wash" about which much noise has been
made This new article l. far superior 40 Hyperion 70
Satyrn Evening VI iioi
For sale by A b. A d. SANDS, Dmggiss. loo Fulton =
corner of William Agents fo this city also at ~ bfoAd
way and y Fast Broadway snd by Druggists GENERALLY
throuhg0ul the United states - stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

~ Oh how delicious IL have PearY Niie Tech
and sweet Breath 10 have the gums hard, healthy Ae
Tooth Paste Sold only in this city a, the sga OF tho AIe
can Eagle. % Chatham H. - <roa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08

THg WEATHER AT ALsANY.--We learn by Tel
esrsph that there rain at Albany yesterday.
which turned 10 in the evening The steamer
Columbia a, Coxssckie yesterday morning