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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

BURIAL OF c. Ii. CoLToN.-The Ner- harcg
Journal Of Saturday says The remains OF Mr. Cotton
were brought TO this city yesterday and bis funeral
attended from the house OF Prof Goodrich. Rev Or
Fitch conducted the services and at o'clock p. NJ his
remains were taken to be deposited BY the side Of his
brother. Rev. j. o. Cotton, In our beautiful esms.ery-
sleep on thou young and enthusiastic heart, Though
Its bestngs for still. yet We ,rus, that .oe of
Its beautiful ihoash,s hke the seeds OF lowers wind
sown far and wide viii yet take roo, 10 other heart.
and sprins up in perennial bloom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

PoLIcE.-John Gilbrids aud John Nugent were
arrested Saturday for assault on officers Hxxns
and sllweL They were held bail 10 tns sum Of 500
10 George NJ. Wilson arrested 90 ssrur
day and committed 10 prison for an assault on officer
Nlson-- sarah NILS was arrested Saturday BY Off
ki,r, charged with oarslsri0usy entering the dwell
Ing mouse Of Harvey smith. 80 Concord 81 and
ibereirom table cover and several small arcles she
detained Heman X. Hewlett was srrest.d on
Saturday oy or1cer Clayton, charged with stealius
quantity OF furniture worth 100 from pavilion AT Consy
Island. He was detained for examination :. Thoms.
Alley keeper Of jank shop arrested ON Saturday
BY ohcer HICKS cnafsed with receiving stolen soods
witch found In bis possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

tY- The Uaioa says that letter has been re-
eeived at w ashington " from leading Democrat
at Nashville" stating that Hon JOHN BILL, re-
Gently elected u. g. Senator, will take early oc
cason to define his position on the Peace and War
questions, in opposition to MIR. Clay's resolutions
Whether there is any truth in this report time will
show.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

SOUTH CAROLINA ON srILTS.--The following res
buttons were before the Legislature Of the Pal.
netto State at the last advces with affair prospect
Of being adopted by reclamation:
l. Resolrcd That the General Assembly OF the State
Of South Carolina have WITH profound regret the
settled spirit OF hostility manifested BY the Free States
iowsrd the Institutions of The south spirit which If
persisted in, mus inevitably lead h the disastrous
const qnences 10 tails soniederscy.
Rssolced That the recent developments In The Free
States and especially the Attsnpi known the WI
mot Proviso t. prohibit the Southern States from en-.
toying the territory Of the Union raise issue
of startling Importance which requires tie part OF
the south, hrfu energetic, and Uaited action.
3 Resolved That thls Sis,e Is willing aud anxious 20
bury all minor differences OF opinion. and make
cause with the onsr southern States Ia the most
seuc manner possible 10 maintain their common rshts
Resolrcd That the Stste Of South Carolina will re-
gard the passage OF any act BY the General Government
upon the subject Of Slavery In solsion OF the rights Of
the South. annuling the obligations OF the Federal
Compact, and upon the passage OF such act she viii
consider heTse at liberty to form new separate and
distinct Government
40 Rss0irea That the Governor BE- requested 10 Tor
ward copies OF these Resolutions 10 tn Governors and
legislatures OF the ssyehoding states snd enisr into
eofresPoodenee with snd special snvoys. II
ssry 10 thein 10 bring soou; concert Of action among
soen states IN The present crisis Of cur affairs.
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MIR. Corwin and his slanderer,.

Few men have been subjected to misrepresenta-
tons more unfair, to ISLANDERS more venomous, than
those which have been poured out on the head Of
Senator CoRwlS of Ohio, by the advocates and
apologists of Slavery and War. Forgery has even
been resorted to in order to excite against him the
bitter hostility of the ignorant and the thoughtless
The Editor OF tho Springfield III ! Journal having
called Mr. C.s attention to an instance in which
certain odious language, never used by him, had
been put into his mouth by an INSCRIPTIONS Loco
Foco, he replied in the following manly terms
LEBANON. O. goth Oct 1917.
Doar SIR ! received your kindly letter and after
copy Of paper containing the structures on my speech
sc. &c. have been OF late, 80 accustomed to my
words speeches and votes much perverted, mlsrep
resented and sometimes am sure wiuily that this
cent attempt Old not at all surprise me. For your time
ly correction Of II In this case, greatly obliged 10
you, not merely hope on my own account bu. for the
sake OF truth
Why do not those who affect 81 much ind guslion at
Whist they pleased TO denominste treason, publish
the speech which the charge 10 iounded This they
dare not do, IL would at stamp the charge with
fslsehood. Il will be found that only contend
lst That the war was unnecessary and on our part
unjust For THE have the authority Of Messrs Benton
Calhoun and the late Silss Wright
ID. That Congress-, the only power under the Const
tuition capable OF declaring war. has necessarily the
power 10 put end to H. For this only appeal The
Springfield showing this is point not disputsble
80. As saw no good result coming from the farther
prosecution OF the Justice TO Mexico well to
ourselves, required that should cease to highland
grant no supplies for fartav aggressive measurfs
am sometimes charged with wshDg 20 siarve the
soldiers In the hsld" s there any one 60 ignorant
not TO know that the supplies asked for lsst Winter
not to feed the troops IN Mexico OF 10 sustain
them the return but 10 equip aud furnish tne
who have been fighting under Scott In = campaign not
begun until sitter Congress adjourned repeatedly ask
ed Of those favorable 10 the war, to bring In bl 10
support rsy lors army then at Monterey holding as
Taylor himself recommended the territory We then
had and stopping there and rendering peace to Mexico
This they refused 10 do. and insisted stoTmlng the
Halls of the Mouiezumss,' and ssked men and money
for that They got them and they got tina Halls OF the
MonieEumss. Have they got peseef They said they
would dictate It from the Capital said they would not
could not Wa my prophecy, theirs, ihe true
Motley have got rivers OF blood smounisn OF debt but
DO peace. shall soad reply TO this any other such
attack. Ny State, at the recent election has fully
vindcsted my course. With this am content 10 leave
the matter to the calm judg menl OF thinking men
Truly your friend. THO. CORWlN. .
A. I. BLKDsoE, Esq. Springfield, H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

HEsRr CLAY.-The Washington Wig an
nounces that Mr.. Clay proposes to visit Washing
ton this Winter, and that he will probably arrive
about the 23d inst. He goes for the purpose OF at
tending the session OF the Supreme Court in which
he has professional engagements. His appearance
at the seat Of Government at the present crisis Of
public affairs will be an event Of more than ordi-
nary interest
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The pos, of honor wa, a private station. %
Important Ca5iHa Netting Commissioners for Merieo.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Dec, ID p NJ
| am told that the Cabinet have had a meeting
to-day, which may turn out to be of some impor-
lance. Rt. Rev. Bishop HUGHES Of New-York is in
this city. 1t is said he was sent for by the Cabinet
to give them some counsel in the Mexican Difficult
ties. The ignorance and fatality with which the
whole affair has been conducted may be redeemed
by the advice Of the wise. | hope they may listen
to the advice Of such man as Bishop HUGHEs. 1t
may be that a commission will be sent to Mexico,
to be composed Of the Bishop Mr.. CRIIrESDES
and some two or three Loco Focos. may have
some comments to make on this hereafter, have
Just arrived and have no time today.
RICHIIrFU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

FROM MArAxoRos.-A letter from Matamoros
dated Nov 49, says THERE'S report In circulation that
escort of % Dragons with the mail have been at
lacked between Monterey and Csmaso. The guerril.
lss desslcd with considerable oss and their chief
csptuTed. with os on our part OF two msn- No other
particulars learned.
Tbs health Of the city 10 rapidly improving owing prob
ably 10 cool bracirg winds for several days pasL Inc
hospitals becoming quts empty sud our ears are no
lon ger hourly ssusd By the cesd march ss heretofore
r. Michael Leonard, teamster was hung at
Pueols on the ION Oct for the murder Of another
tssrnstsr named VIM Hampton. The murder hap
pense on The road the day after tbs battle Of Humana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

ioRnING RrPoRr.

MORNING REPORT.
SENATE IsAxY. saturday, Dec. i-P NJ
NJ spEscER reported bill giving the Health
OErer. A. New York. An annual salary OF $4,000,
and hi, Assistants 81 800 each. The report wss
made the special order ior Monday
Mr. CLARK hal leave . Introduce and lay on tie
table q bill % repeal the Chatter Of the Saratsga
and Washington Railroad Company. He believed
that il the Company mad answered the resolution
Of the Senate, adopted previous to the recess It
would have proved itself 70 have violated its
charter
Mr. JosEss resolution, resembling the action Of
the Senate in favor OF Whtneys Oregon Railroad
project was referred 70 the Committee on Rail
roads.
The bill providing that Banks shall redeem their
bills At par in the City Of NeS York was amended
50 As to read at one quarter Of one per cent IN
New-York or Albany The bill IS no" ready tor
third reading.
The General Insurance bill IS the special order
for Tuesday.
The debate on the reports relative 70 the Ogdens-
burg Railroad terminated and the resolution deny.
ing the prayer Of the petitioners for change OF oca
ton was agreed 10. II to5.
ASSEMBLY
The Mount Pleasant State Prison Appropriation
bill was disposed Of in commltee-s220o 600 was aP-
propriated.
The Clinton Prison Appropriation bill was also
disposed Of The appropriation was fixed at
$4,000 The appropriation for Blast Furnace
was stricken out.
Mr. HADLET reported against increasing the tax
on foreign insurance companies Agreed TO-
We have about two inches Of snow ia Albany,
the product of last night Weather quite cold this
morning, bat the River Navigation is perfectly
clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

PENNSYLVANIA RAiLR0AD-A determination IS
manifested to push forward this rosd-unrrs Phindel'
phia and Pittserrehwith the least possoe de'sy AZ
Iewi,town on the 2ssh nit the bids opened and
contracts made for construction Of forty additional
miles Of road lying in the Valley Of the Junisa
BAIT Amer.
MURDER-Mr VIM. MADDEN OF elmonte, SumP-
ter Co. Ala murdered on the 2ls nlt on his plants
lion by one OF hi. negroes whom he attempting 10
chss.ise. The murderer hes since been arrested snd
confessed hls guilt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

fzs The NewJersey Railroad Co. in order 20
place their entire road and bridges In tbs most perms-
neni and substantial state viii make application 70 the
Legislature for increase OF s5LOVtO capital Ana Ia
yie< Of meeting the demand tor more extensive wnafi
and deIoi accommodations. arising from business ex
pected 10 be drawn from the Erie Railroad from the
cOnnexion Of that road With the Paterson Railroad oy
means OF the Ramapo Railroad now Ia tue course OF
rapid construction branch road 10 some other point
the Hudson opposite Newl0rk, 10 deemed necessary.
Tie Beviders and Trenton Railroad Company having
indicated their intention OF commencing Their work
connection q proyOsed By the evJerssy RAILROAD 20.
% be sde with Il from New Brunswick vicinity By
tbs way Of Remington. Newark Daily Adv.
COURT or APFEALs.-The Court adjourned on
Wednesday Asi alter having ordered that the Terms Of
the Court for the year l-f5 held AZ follows Al Al
the hFsi Tuesday Of April At Rochester on the hrst
Tuesday Of June aat a. Syracuse on me ns' l9ssaay
Of October. lAb. Eve. Jour.
SHIPwREcE-A letter from SmithyiIe, received
this city dated Goth INST hat the sOop Victor
from New-iork for Key West 10 touch 81 this port Is
ashore on Cape Fear csmAs1et and BAT full Of Hstsr-
She went shore the evening Of the 18th. al o'clock
in south gale. The weasel will probably prove
total oss Part Of hsr cargo has been landed on the
5esch. moe, Of 10 damaged state pilot nss been
ca battered 20 convey the cargo aud materials TO Whining
ion The vessel ~ss Insured Charleston Courier -sn
SLAVE CAsE-U. 5 COURT.-The case Of DTIs-
stll vs. PartsA which has attracted consdsraos puohc
Aitrpaon d1rng the .a.e sggng Of me T. : Circuit Court
In ihs city. Wa continued. on mouOa Tor new ma.
Another suit Tor the value of the slaves 10 pending the
trsi Of which ~ probably elicit the same facts - those
disclosed IN the tia tor harbOrng and o5s,rucDg snd
the Arguments IN one nsy superssds tue necessity
II arguing In both. tOalo state Journal.
THE WEArHER-A forty eight hours rain gave
<sy evening h fsE hours OF snow which lay on
the ground this morning ns depth Of two or three
inches. TIE weather. Is sill mid aud the Canal and
River are unobsssucied. Alb. Eve. Jour. fth.
n Business on the Canal. notwithstanding the
chsnse OF ih- weather 10 closed Oao or iEo boats
rived 90 tbs afternoon Of thursday, bpi no1e yesterday
Alb. Aszss ish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

n The WINGS Oh PouGRKEEPsIE are to hold
a meeting on Saturday evening next to respond tC
the Resolutions and Speech Of HENRY CLAY
The People are moving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

ael, has been nominated by the Wings as one Of
the Delegates to the State Constitutional Conven-
ton. Although the County is strongly Loco. Foco
we will hope for the Generals election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06
Things in philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
D., 49, -.,,. n.


PHILADELPHIA Dec. >. l5iI
Last evening Mr. J. McHENRY BoYD Of Bait
more who arrived Ia this city with bis bride having
been married lhs morning met with SD accident II
the United Ststss Hotel where he putting up He
went 10 his trunk and taking the percussion
cap on pistol when II was discharged, and the
bullet entered his body near the groin and lodged
near the spine. DR.. King U. ;. A. who was Al
the Hotel summoned and extracted tho ball, but
Mr. Boyd sill remains la 4 very critical situsion. The
agony Of tho yoans Wits hardly be pictured.
The news published BY you Saturday morning from
Mexico was received Ia print from Louisville, Ky ia
ticpation both of mail aud poney express.
The market yesterday lsnguid and dull, and the
only sales of Flour were for boms At jOs6 o2i Tor
fair and good brands Cora Meal Is held al 25.
Whest-gOOO bush Western sold At lj1 cts, and 2OVO
bush good Pennsylvania Reds at 40 eta Corn without
movement Oais-tar Southern sold a, 10 cts Cotton
meets with limited demand at "a ssf cts for Fair bplands
and "a cts tor New Orleans Provisions nothing doing
Groceries are sso Inactive and sales Oaly in smsi lots
from second hands Whisky Is held At ,, cts for hhds
and - cgs FOR b0ls.
SALES or srOcxs.-Fust Board aud 1jier-l50 Read
Ing b5 ~ A. 100 do sJnw. 29 $1,000 State o. ds cii
Philad Bank III 5000 State 80 b5, 7Ji $50 do 81
- 81 600 DO 10 7j 60 Lehigh Sep, cash 81 81 OOJ
o : 6s. 81. cash. cap. 9ei 1000 Reading b. ~
100 Norris,own. b5, II 81 coo Reading Bds b9i sloVO
do cash o9i $4,000 do, b, 20; 81 600 do, - 20.
Soc0Hd Board-$OO 900 Wlminston6s, -; $4,000 state
Js sJwn 73t $1,000 do at l5 Bank Com, b, 80 10
Coal Scrip e. 450 State g. sii 10 Kentucky, a. %
80 Norrslo En IL 100 Reading cash, 29i $1,000 Treas
ury Notes 100 10 N and NJ Bk, Pit, Is; 100 Bank
"a 200 Reading, 5ds 29t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

ThE LArE BOsrOS FoReyRY.-Tba Roston Re-
gives me following st OF sufferers by tho forseses OF
Miller OF which " have already published an account
kooer, Farley $1,000; John 5 Tyler, r. 90: A. II.
tiskc 500 tfanklin Haven. 5000 J. W Clark &
ss0O John II swssey ss500 J. n Fisse A. 0oO. A
X Osborne, saoVQ Gilbert Sons SLIGO; - cham
bsrlsln, $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06
wEr cAkgErs, OIL CLOTHS, sc
DAMAGED ~ late Gre al

10. 40 PEARL, OPPOSITE wiLLIAA.sT.
~ The subscriber "a selling OF bis large stock Of
damaged carpets, oil cloths, &c. very reduced
Families and Others wanting aoy article connected with
the carpet trade viii hnd now "a the tine % buy great
Bargains. BENZ. LYNEs.
hlv' 40 PesrLst. opposite winiau-,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06
RROOkLYN AREAIRa

RATE " IA1Es-The average rate Of taxes in
Brooklyn for the lsss year was "a l6 cents on the sI00
and for the present year "a 10 cents on the 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

CHARTER CoSyEsTIos.-The proposition before
the Convention to strike tina, part Of the bill Of the
Committee on Assessmenis relative 10 the sinking
fund was carried By III 10 votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

" We are under obligation to MIR. Rockwell
of the steamer Eureka and conductor X Bosswick TOR
Albany papers OF Saturday Wis Houssonic Railroad In
advance Of the Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

~ The most extensive variety Of the improved Meta
lie Rubber fabrics have seen are a. the Goody.s
Rubber warehouse, 100 Broadway Their oyerhoe. the
Can brEg %. "a I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

sASrAFE.-Tbe 81. L0rss Republican of a late
date s.ys. Seventeen hundred letters received
on The l7gh 1t our Post Office, from Santa rs. This
looks a. Il Mexico we're zoe Of our Provinces Ia.
dsed T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

~ DR.. II. X. BuRSouGHs is the Wing csndi
dids,e for Mayor Of Savannah, Georgia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

FUss, FUss, FvRsThs subscriber having Just received
large assortment OF the above article consisting Of MUS
Tppets &C. Of the most recherche patterns soc all
who about purchasing 10 take peep them, he
feels confident that he suit all tastes both regards
price aud quality. KNOX, ~ Fulton It, san Building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06
Bnslnees Notices.

THg RIcHrLItu DANosD-PoISrED Colo Prs, % only
Notwithstanding the misrepresentation that this pen has
always encountered from the jealousy Of rival dealers s
popularity has steadily increased until It Is scsno~
lodged to be the best and cheapes, pen In the world They
are sold and warranted only by b. Il. WArsos Go o
williamst one door below Wall st. and J. sAyscs o.
futonst dealers and manufacturers OF gold pens and gold
pen and pencil Gold pens At e. 81 -. aud 81 s.
Gold pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

BRACE lhE system foR rHg WISTEs ChASAics.-1he
alterations ot the season require corresponding changes
elohng and the internal organs texture mofs
delicate end sensye ihsH the eAtsrna u s reasoLsbe 70
suppose that they also require preparation 10 meet these
variations VI climate Al the commencement Of the cold
season, many Of the Internal organ, which perform TIE
pnocipai iaHetons Of vitality, weakened By the intense
heats Of SUMNER and perhaps BY mprudent ndosenoe',
are frequently IN torpid and elhafsc state la ofdsf 10
restore their Tone aud brace tho system tor the q
Winter, sAsDss SAapsIl!a may be used Al ts season
wish great sd'aotass. EKpelDs By its moderate apsf'
lent action all distractions from tho bowels purifying b,
It's antsePtc properties all the duids VI The body aud
strengthening b. ia t,nic influence the machinery VI
scstion Il Will DO found able preventive sssn.
1Ae unhealthy inhasnce OF al Indictment Winter.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. b. y
SANDS Wholesale Dsogssts, 100 Fulton, conner u wi
i"u-'t rs Broadway, and ~ East Broadway, N. fok
sod aso BY Druggists generally throughout the UEies
States Pnee 81 per bottle bottles iorsj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

DnNosDPoisrED OoLD PESs.-Those in want Of =
good article should 60 to w GREsros Co. n Csdar.i
They have several and very superior styles al
low prices Pens that Others sell at ca they sell tor se
The genuine Albert %. Bagey Pen and Case $50 stamped
81 - only. Gold Pens repointed and repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

~ Merchants, Manufacturers, and all Others who deem
II advisable 20 make known their establishments abroad
can do 30 conveniently safely and the proper time e.
the Agency Of h. fALnts who Is daily appointed BY The
publishers OF the best papers Of the whole county 70 70
csYo and receipt for adsefsements add subsc ptons
For the Spring trade Of the south neshoof
ing countless previous to tho Hoosys Just the time
y advertise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

BUrrER-Gfeat bargains la Butter from To- ID pi pound
TO IT, ID, LAID IA cents; Hams, Turkeys, Geese
Chickens, Sugars cheap The best double refined crushed
Sugar 10 cents 5s. 3D. n brown Sugars Cheap Te.
Coffee at reduced prices. The best Rasins 10 az etc
Cuuants, Clifton, &c. Good Groceries always found At
PARgERs, 242 Broon.e, corner Of Ludlow It, rs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

surKaIoR CouAr-kos !, q 40 is, 40. lsha
cncrfr couEr Nos q a. a. 81 IS, ~. - ~
66 O. 10 10 - = % % %. lo3. 100 b ne, h in
CIRCUIT CoUKT-Beforo Judge Grey Tine kfa x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

~ DALLETs MAGICAL FAIs-ExTEAcroR, Tor tac posl
tive cure VI burns, sca1s, frosted psss, piles Aod oil
hammsofy complaints. 0OUsAUDs ITALIAN MhDickIa
S~<F zoe VJ reliable for chaps c.es cracked al
fo4eh besh, and all diseases OOyAACD's Poo Ost
SETTLE Tor eredicasiIs sageTnaogs bar from upper ~
iorhead ~ any part OF the human fTametested Dsen
eaSisg, proof positive AID no mistake Found only q
" aikef-st one dO0g trOln Broadway. dAf
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5-yi r. NJ.
The Southern Mail has failed south Of Raleigh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

hAz.S's VENriLAroR.- Orders are received fof ns
Lens Eentilatns stove a. the store OF > Rsahed Boa
seller, Clinton Hall The stove may be seen IA
operation al the AacuonstoTe VI Bags Richards Pat
~ Broadway There - also ia use al tbs AnlsflC.
Bible House, Of 40 fesrist. and 100 and 80 Thfs
avenue Persons soout purcha<inz stoves are sarnes
requested " examine this before their psrcbsss
a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

We have about two inches Of snow in Albany,
the product of last night Weather quite cold this
nothing, bat the River Navigation is perfectly
clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-06

~ IT'S easy very easy for eyery body 10 force %
CROWN <nc health OF the human hair aDd male e 81
ssi, eean and nne Persons who I'm eon.sq ssses q ~
y sNss so'cl SCI down every Article (6e II ns'ds
o'e.e q Josks COAL Has RESTORATIVE and ses
MAKES aIy, rusty red, light HAIR, moist .oit asbsfs 81
sio" naturally teautsl II people could zee ne sssbsi
" ioyi fe,Pectabe seaaDcs that use IL fy sns az
we cheapest tnins they G,s) ior dresslnx bsssuy1s
oi ~rcpins II sOlt and Ia oIdcr tlnnss 's
- a-J Slnet preparation made. A. stops ball ~
's ma1es II grow aud yet costs but three shlnS v"
o4sIiJ s1-a nothiog less than 81 BOTTLES bat se W.
people 70 lfJ H. sols, oniy al 81 mind al CsssAns
New.ioIk N-' 10 asoS
~ Free1ies, sanburn tau naorphe, pim plss bctehe
aha 90 eiaPion', 40 quickly spelled By esAs u .
genuine JoSkss ITALIAN CHEMICAL Soar. IL msAs' =
c ~, " "a. mn beautifully clear and white. 30