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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
American Courtship.


An English paper gives the following account Of
the American Courtshps:
You know nothing In the old country Of goin a.
head. II you only saw one Of our young fellows
setting of 20 pick up wife IL would wake you
up amazingly. There you would see him perhaps
in q harvest afternoon with his wagon and best
team. He arrives AZ her fathers door-leaps out
starts right in Mss is sitting in the corner
sewing napkin father In the other putting new
handle IN bis ak.
Good afternoon, Fred say both In return
Il soy, squire says Fred. tho old lady 10 10 the
kitchen, win something Ia her head she wants 10 be
telling you Of; you had better start"
sui cutting away the handle the old squire gets up
AID leisurely bows ninsslf'out OF the room
Nos Tor IN" ssys Fred. ~ says Miss It's oil u2
with me-
Up with YOU says Mas ho~s thsli"
Why. ssys Fred, there nat no fun 10 raiur Ia 3
f-er living By ns self In house a. Dig Shakers meet
ins and nothing In il barrn plenty Of furniture In the
rOOms the kitchen cn0ek fall Of hams and ingin nets
the celer over the Id with cider and nothing else 10
the universe but the live stocks out OF door,"
Well, Whist else would you have " ssy Mas amt
that enough, you soney ?"
Enough says Fred no there amt = wife In the
lot"
-Ay that's queer" says Mis-. with blusa
& No 10 sint" says Fred. crt,er must begin some.
tine 10 Be married. I've just taken q though, that way
since me house IA fixed Bot have often thought O.
you. Misc On thers non, my dear. don't look las
trsted, Gays Fred Ia soothing tone h.nt got honey
words out We got heart yo1 nsy depend, az warn
81 cooking stove
Tuts your re bold ssys Misc
Well. lhsn.7 says Fred tut sini no. You Won't
say that ugly word J."
WonE II" ssys Miss
Wei then s-ys Fred. will you say no when I
ask you rigot IF 2"
To DO sure vii. and keep my word, TOO, you
general -
Then" ssys Fred, with a solemn voice Mary ny
s.e-t love. viii you refuse me ;"
No" says she. according 10 promise.
There y0u arc says Fred. tfunpnanty.
Tsksa tee bsit 50 III step along and tell father
AL VA setuso neHt Of and Fred 40, pretty VIII
ne nsxi wees 70 anisa Tie lof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
MIR. Claws Speech.

The Lexington Observer thus speaks OF the de-
livery and effect OF Mr.. Clsy's Speech
"Tbe whole scene was well calculated 10 create sri.
king emotions. TIE weather was the very worst. The
dAy before and on the day II rand without nierissOn.
IL rAined noarly all the time that Mr. Clay spoke under
this state of tho II wonderful 10 sec srch q
crowd OF which a large number were ladies. assembled
al toe Lower Market House at III o'clock 10 hear Mr..
Clay We will pretend TO estimate the vast throsg
that listened with breRthless attention 10 the greatest
orator aud statesman OF the see. When wa say how
ever that sorty Of tho States OF the Union were
represented tho OCCASION by persons who had come
expressly 10 hear ibis speech, cure we DO not
exaeserae the truth IL seems tina, his friends never
get tired of listening his rich voice and bic
good sense The speaker himself scarcely seemed TO-
bs an old and when IL Is known that he had dsy
or two before spoken between hres aud four hours In
Singetons VIII case. II 10 certsiny cause OF some sur
prsd that he sustained himself With such unsiiDg
| orgy throughout bis brilliant speech"
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BIZ telegraph 70 The Tribune.

CINCINNATI. Nov =
Letters received from s. LOUIS OF the I'm state
TIA. later advices bad been received IRON san
"A Re. They complain that Col Newly had d.
siled the Missouri regiment BY sending part to
Chippewa ana keeping others against Their earnes'
desire expressed 20 the cootrary' lne arrival Of
Gen. Price with the faTcnts army Of the West waa
announced.
Dr. Warner Of Csps Panis company wa
wounded by the Indians while cro''ins the plans
and was Afterwards discharged. Mr. Foote Of
Col Caston's battalion. died from the sting Of a
tsrsn,ula Il "a. believed 81 Santa Fe. that The
property Of ali Americans probably al Chihuahua
would be con6.estsc snd n that case the owners
xooh be sent Sosth and murdered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
81 TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia


PHILADELPHIA Nov. q
The murder Of Mr. ROBERTS near Camden on
Saturday evening. has excited profound sensation IN
our community Il Il evident that gang of ruthans are
proving about city Of the same character as ihose
who assaulted Mr. Hotchkss OF Brooklyn, some time
since Large rewards have been offered for the sppre
henson VI me murderer and IL 10 rumored this morn
Ing that clue has bsen found which may providensy
lead 70 his detection. Our farmers returning from
market IA security heretofore, much excited Al this
casually and many have prepared themselves to-day 10
sve other rOtberss warm reception.
lad shout thirteen yeafs Of age named Smith. one
of tho hy boys 10 the pressroom OF the Ltd4U ONCE
fell through trap from the fourth story 10 the ground
fall and WA almost Instantly killed The continual
currence OF such accidents should warn all persons hav
ing such traps the premises 10 secure them Al oil
Zines, when not IN u.s. by grated hatch
rhe frat Concert Of our Philharmonic Society on sat
ur5sy plight was the occasion Of the debut Of young
pianist Ass Caroline Rtchings Her success vas IN
equv0ca and she gives promise OF The creates, excel
.-ncs By rgid practice she will Ia time divide honor
With Herr and De Meyer and become the Lioness Pr
anists oil our country.
Mr. Clsys Speech viii be received mere tomorrow
morning. There is great anxiety 10 see H. snd the
course ~ the Wa.hisstoa Usi0n hiss been marked BY
great Injustice Ia asserting that the outline report msde
against Mr. Csys wish 70 20 be regarded as authentic
The Cotton market 10 depressed. Some email lots
skeu ~ deduction on las. quotations. holders are
still above the views Of buyers Flour il looking up
again coo bbls good brands sold 81 ss 25 and lot Of
Extra Baltimore 81 37.. Corn Meal dull Al - %. Rye
Flour s. % 500 bushels good red w ncat i3bc Corn,
new So and old II az without inquiry. Whisky dull,
2993Octs
stocks improved to-day The sales were
First Rodyd-3 900 Reading BIDS cash, 10 % North
ern Bk kentucky % 200 Reading RHd, csi n, 2st $50
DO. b5 %; 500 Penn So. cash r.
Second B0ard-lOO Govt Loan. ., ~ l0l 100 Now
Jersey Copper 2; 1900 Penn So cash, 70 4o0o 4 :
Treas Notes b5 100 200 Grsrd Bk, l0i 5000 Reading
Bds ia.
CINcIssATi AND PIrTssUR6H.-The markets
have not moved under the foreign and prices un-
settled Holders Of Flour and Grain have advanced
rates bu, a. yet sales eected Provisions quiet with
IeA, ndisposion the part OF buyers TO eu'sr the
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
New-York Legislature. SPECIAL sEs.ro'
sENATE.--.ALsAsT. Nov. -

sENATE...ALsAST Nov. % P. ~
Mr.. DEsSrsroS from the Committee Of Confer
snce on the Manufacturing bill reported that the
conferences had resulted in very wide difference
as 70 the Personal Liability clause The committee
agreed to make the stockholders personally liable
for all debts due to the operatives but to all other
business debtors the conference on the part OF the
Assembly rejected any liability whatever.
A proposition was made by the Senate conierees
for liability Of IS per cent above the amount Of
their stock receipt in Of debts 500 when
the creditors agreed in writing to release the stock
holders from personal liability. This was rejected
Communications were received from David Ora
ham and Anthony L. Robertson, Commissioners on
Legal Reform. There will not be any report 10
the Legislature at this present session from the
Practice Committee Commissioners.
A resolution adopted to inquire into the expedi-
ency Of repeating or modifying the charter OF the
Prison Disciple Society.
The general Plank and Turnpike Road Comps-
MES bill passed.
ASSEMBLY.
The only matter Of interest was the adoption OF
aresolution to adjourn on the 18th December by a
vote Of 50 TO %.
The Lachine Railroad, Canada was opened to the
public on Friday last.
The weather here ia very pleasant today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

The following communication has Just been put
into our hands:
To ths Editor Of aha Eregips Post
! observe that the Democratic Members Of the Legs.
lature have called State Convention ~ uties the
10th February. Does ihs interfere With the Herkimer
Convention of the 22t February Unless the members
OF the Legislature 10 their Address and Resolutions
adopt our principles, cannot act with them Aud II
taey DO do not who has power TO countermsnd the
call except the three Thousand Democrats who made IL,
II the Members Of the Legislature wanted 10 act with
Us they should hsvo agreed 10 our time and plsee.
Yours uERKlMER DEMOCRAT.
The difficulty stated By our correspondent is one
which we do not see exactly how to get over. Did
the handful OF men who assembled in caucus at Al
bsny mean aside the proceedings Of the three
thousand assembled at Herkimer Did they in.
tend to propose their Convention at Utica as a sub
stitute for the Convention appointed by the people
at Herkimer, or was i. their design 10 get up All
opposition Convention These things should be
explained, or the movement of the Legislature
viii produce more confusion than II will prevent
Evening Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

Can il be that the Assembly OF our State intend
to defeat the bills transferring the fees OF County
Clerks. &c. to the County Treasures respectively
and authorizing the several Boards OF Supervisors
TO vote each Clerk proper salary therefrOml II
those bills should fail to pass, no matter IN what
way or on what pretext, We will heartily thank
the man who calls the Yeas aud Nays st the right
time and on the right question, 50 that the People
may see who hit them. That all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

BRooME co.-lohcisl. ]

THE APPROACH OF THE SEss1oS.-We hear
from every quarter Of the movement of Members
of Congress toward this city TO be in readiness to
answer to their names on this day fortnight, when
the Session viii commence.
OF the arrivals Ia this city in addition 70 those
already mentioned, we have hesrd Of the following
Mr. DOUGLASS. Senator from Illinois Mr. MARSH,
Representative from Vermont Mr. BARRiSGER,
from North Carolina. Nat. Int.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

NAvAL.-The Z. 5. fngate Cumberland got
under weigh from Hampton Roads the an inst add
pag 10 sss. bound o. Cnsgres The following Is Let
OF her officers William jameson. Captain James II.
Ward Executive Oheer William siaclAr, Parser I;
Amos C. Cambria. surgeon Liegts. Alfred Taylor Ber-
nard 4. Moellsr, John J. h. WSlbsch Peter n Murphy
Marine Ofhcer Lot Lieut. Isaac s. Doughty Nsihsnlel
Frost Chaplain William A. Nelson, Psssed Assistant
Surgeon Washington sherman, Assistant do William
n. Caldwell. Master; Passed hitsaipmen William 4.
HutchiEsoo Charles I. ihog0urn, James SnweA David
Blake George H. Chapman. Charles W. Flesscr Joseph
T. IN Tee. d. l. Wnltthorae K w. lves {. C. Cannon.
:. n. Qusckenbush. John kgslcston Robert N. Cali
well George ID. Hand. Cspts.n's Clerk AeA NJ Hose
Robert Sesider Pursers CLERK RObsrs mpson, Boats
vain Ger-Id Tie ndsrs0n, Carpenter.
Passengers to JON C0n. Pm al Vra Cra-.-Lisut
tltz Allen Dess. Lieut. Marry Mason aching MIC msn l.
bsoze, U r. Alien, - Lieut. Marines Jseoo hea1,
Professor Robert Grant
LIZ II fasssnsgs-Com. Tbos. A2 {. Jones, ap-
pointed 70 eoinrasod the Fscihe Squadron; Comder L
n suloonng captain CT tho Fieef, Pscrc Squadron
MT; VIM. ssss1I Secretary - Con. Jones Mr. {.
suiooios Clerk 10 Captain Of he Feet; Con David
cisinger appointed command tns Es.s udis squad
ron Mr.. freceTick schley, Secretary % Com Gisr.
ser; Conner James GlyHn Dr.. n c Bsrrsepo md
DR.. J. :. Bro~ke. Surgeons Tor duiy In ,ba Pacific
i Squadron Pssssc hid.lapnsn NJ p. Johnes Mio,bip-
man }. j. Conwel. Mr.. J. b. Gray Of Va. NJ. d &
Campbell OF Oregon ar. James B. Taylor ofkY.
IN o. Della.
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CITY ITEMS.

PUBLIC DsxossrRArIos FOR PITS N AsD
.t-.,v-we learn nat . meeting Of TOO COMMITTEES OF
A,,.,gern.ps for pubic expression Of opinion snd
.yuva.hy By the citizens Of sswYorE. win the Efforts
~ Pin, TX and the Italian people 10 favor Of National
1,ssDspsspcs sed Rational Li0ariy. will Be- seid on
Tucss.y next TIE 20 inst At : o'clock P At ire
American Hotel. The following gentlemen compose
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY NJhslNes. NOVEMBER %.

FIFTEENTH wAKD-A Walden u saihorizsd 10 pro
cure subscribers for Tue TIlsuEe 10 ihs Wars We 40
IN to9es 10 fey days to be sbe 10 do esee TO al our
s1o<cri5@rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
STEAMBOAT Di-a.ser--t0 Lives Lo.t.

Louisville istssr 70 the Courier states that the
steamer Caroline from Pittsburgh for Pearl River,
burst her boiler on Friday morning near cha Snee-
town Mr. Peacock passenger from Pittsburgh
was killed, and deck hands badly scslded-one
since dead. The boiler was detective
The steamer Tempest bound down, and the Tails
man from Clinton Sor S. Louis, came il collision
on Thursday morning. 10 miles below Cape Gsrsr'
dean, Upper Mississippi The I. sunk immedi
st.ly IN deep water. The total loss is estimated
at forty liyes-some think more. The ladies' and
passengers lost everything escaping only IN their
night clothes. and in that condition were taken 70
Guardian BY the steamer Tempest
The Southern Telegraph Line is out Of order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

rY The HUTcHISsoSs are TO give Concert at
Amherst Mass on Thanksgiving Evening as the hrs, OF
Fall campsgn In which they are about 10 embark. /.
IL rumored that they intend TO spend the most OF the
coming Winter ia OHIO and the West We wish well 20
the Tribe ofJssss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

ARRnAL UNsNrtcrED.- General Tom Thumb. no iail.
aud mother and younger brother have arrived in this s
and have taken the Chinese Museum and sccomnod,s
a. classes the General has reduced bis piee Of sass
20 ~ cents The Generals mother will pay psnlcsr
attention 10 the ladies' DO nj forget, all persons snas
than the General will be admitted free Also 40 NJ Tors.
that the Chinese Museum snd the General 10 b.
ia Croton Hail. Of Bowesy and Divisions 81 any un,
fram nine 10 nine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

cossos PLEAs.-Psrt Nos. 81, las, 10, ISL l3s,
l l43 las al. lf9, 35l-Psrt n-Nos 81 80, IA, 90,
cissurr cou.r-Nos %. Is. 10 %, 30. IS. %. l6s.
a. a. a. IS. AZ, a. 50, IL. 6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

LAUGHING Gss-An exhibition aud lecture upon n,
Letheou. Hydro Ether and Nitrous OXIDE Tor Lanshst
G.l will he gwen At the Minerva Rooms, ~, Brosd~,l
this Tuesday, evening Nov =, lsi7. By Doct G. Ans
Tickets . cents ssch-for sale ., the door Lecture
cntnnnancn Al 3 nclnck nIcclaelY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
v Our A,sembly. as will be seen by oar !

II Our Assembly, as will be seen by our Tele
graphic Report has agreed to adjourn Dec. Is, by
a vote Of So to So We can't yet believe il will be
done unless the Controller shall shut down the gate
and refuse to pay the 90 per day. SO long As that
gentle NIL shall continue 10 tickle intothe pockets
OF oar Solons. the fountain remaining unexhsasted
we anticipate no adjournment After the slst Of
December. however it is safe to presume that few
Of the present incambents viii be found in or about
the Capitol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23


Jonathan Miller, Louis Leelere' yo-ePa DuPte
~ n n-Cour Iohn B. Lsssls. Victor Duranc,
- ~.--l-., I~rnsid Biersirfh Leonard Saare-.
49, n E-sT N II Noah Shepherd Knapp,
n A Cu.hrssr Fred Gsillsrdef- FeliN inroioshy,
49, 1911 (;rezory Dilou. Robert HOGAN,
Terence Dor-lly. Jacob Woo Joan Z Z, W .
G-orre C;fifu Horse Brooks, Moses n Ginneil'
49, F--n,er Abii.h Man il James Msihe-s
T,en Il D.velin. Ogden Holman, jacob Harvey
$50. D rr--isu. Anthopy Barclay. john I. DOYLE.
- BrtIsr Rev Dr o. Dewey John Mckeon.
49, $780,. f...r Townsend Bsrtoi0m- Blsnco,
1870 = NJ p Al Wssr,ore d. z Ruprersbers,
,r..,s S.s,,.--k Pa- + Vrrrii-e Chks. Del Necch0.
- IA - N T T-es.rrssr Rev On. Lii entha
- 80. E---.li f.--s. Rsvhurn Nafhsniei Moore.
49, ne c~--.v Re- p n Jonnson Philips PhrniK,
p n. 49, i'm Von Eichthsi ThomssW ierke,
Sig Avczrara. Rev. Wr1 ; bacA, " i-f 4'
Lewis B. Biusse. Francis r IiA1u, james n lltl''
Thomas ORsily, :. rsecchi Cssal, " ~ Se1fens,
Re, Dr. c. c Pise. Michael Burke, fetef a hN.ol'
James ". White, Charles King Robert h.ly,
Elijah T. Purdy, Nm. c bIfsnt' nHes " IeuPF'
Horace Grrs'ev Thomas Glover Edmund " fQuns'
John Tyssolskl. Henry { Dem am W ilian 49,.
Charles % Conor, Antho1v thsfdon hoot % n intlIn
Eugene Cssscriy, NANBJRGh LlNiNO>lON' IN Il
JOIN c DErERErx, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

U. = DISTRICT Cousr-Bsfore Judge Belts Se
tences.-Peiu DsRssstd. q seaman on board the ship
Edwlns found guilty but recommended TO mercy, ia
charge OF cobhnng the master sentenced 70 pay
foe Of SO. and be imprisoned one month.
Ge0rss HiIford and ChDlss O Hall found guilty OF
endravOring 10 create revolt were Sentenced Hux
ford to pay tine OF $50 and be- imprisoned one month
and Hale TO psy hns Of SIS, and stand committed I'LL
paid.
Seven Of the ship Mortimer Livingston found
guilty ut endesvorDs 10 create revolt sentenced
VIZ HIN. SaitA Of EswYerk 10 pay tine Of $40, Geo
Freelors and John Br0nR eseh SIS <sf0Ri0 Fernando
sl2; John Pattsrs0H So and I'm SaiA Of Liverpool
through whom Inc difficulty 10 alleged to have occur
red, psy fine Of SO and be imprisoned months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

We trust no Wing Member Of Congress Is uas-
ware that the dap Of meeting is Monday. Dec. Q,
and that the clear Wing majority in the House Is
but four. Should that number Of Wings be absent.
We shall probably lose the Speaker; one Wing
absentee may deprive rs OF the Clerk We trust
no Wing Member will be reelected who is absent
from his seat At the calling OF the rOu. unless
detained by some unforeseen calamity,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PESs.-rhose 10 want Of I,
good article should 20 70 W. GssAros Co II csdsrsi
They have several and very superior styles ct very
low prices Pens that others sell At 81 they sell for g.
The genuine Albert @. Bsgey Pen and csse tso stamped
81 IS only Gold Pens repointsd and repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

rE- We learn that Rev. B G. Noble has been
designated assistant Minister Of the Church Of the
. Holy Trinity BrooklYn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

~ Richeheu" Diamond. Pointed Gold Peus hr 3:
only-The points Of these superior Pens warranted
off, and A. Afers fol- tnsi, any mpsrfecfcn
discovered 10 them, they may he returned. Sold only
by B r WArsoS 90. As wilsm-st. one door below
Wall. and } Y sAvAeE, % Futonst. Gold Pen ani
Pencil Cases in every variety IT the lowest prices on
Pensu 81, Al Is and al 81. Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

II vxRsosr holds her Thanksgiving on Thurs.
day, Dec "a week after the General Thanksgiv-
ing There Will be soms tarkies left over, however.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

~ The most extensive variety Of the improved Ms,ai
lie Rubber Fabrics have a. the Ooodye.
Rubber Warehouse, 100 Broadway Their ossnhos' h,y
can bIas on. ia lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

PosrAeE ~ TIE BKIrIsa PRoyIScEs-We
mentioned some ago. nat the Brush Govern
neat hsd consented that the PROVINCES N North Amer
les should szrsass The postage a. they nisni agree
smOng themselves. For teis purpose aelesSses from
C.nacs Nova Scotia and Nsw-bruns wick have recently
s.ssmbled IN Montreal and have ssreed that rate u
lnres pence Halifax currency, per hAliounee. be the
chsree Tor letters seat csnce Of lot more than three
haadred railes All yond thai cls4 CO sxPence. SIX
penos Halifax noHsy u eSaai 70 tca oean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

~ The cheapest and best place In the city 70 Get you
Boots and Shoes At Joncss Ann Of tho Musers
w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

tolls a1d Ff0thlo CHAINS pfe psfag.ons Of Ssrsa, srs
tsrs Bslsami roisers, isylors, Thompsons and ~.
Cough Medicines, always fJf sale al proprleoFs 49,
A. IA. OoUCh Co drug ssts, and deelels Ia ysien. -
ciges and PeriumeFy, lD fulton-st. fosrtb do>f .
Hraaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

KfRKgRfDg's TArrERsALLs HEAvE fowDEEs-A ~,
coughs AID colds IN norscs Baker AZ
hcOl Liliment valuable remedy, tor sale waolssss
retail By A. III. OoCcH X Co. lfJ utoL-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

~ FROM PARIS TO IHE OTTER WORLD By
lucIus; Translated from the Original French Ms by
HxSKY EvEEroS" is large work, hatnovei halt crit
calcsssy very fairly issued by Zeiosr Co Phsdel'
phla aud for sale BY Bsriord 4 Co Astor-house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

~ GoUkaUD's ITALIAN INDICATED soar, - ss,...s
for me POSITIVE removal Of tan p.mplss Ieekss "a
ringwoIln, orphew, slio~, red, rough, elsPped sr
lDJaGed skins ior sails In Ihls eliy oaiy a. 80
81 nrst store fkoa Broadway Aso, BROS" a.s ..sx
ponad<, very superior qaallty, ior lmniedss sssss
red or ssss hair. CoUkArDs Lqssa sess.ss .stls
0osraacs Lily White, Lublns pcfIsEes W =. - cs
chief, OcURAuDs foudrs subtle, for eFsd.ost.s
GUS hair froza the fcTehesd ssy Pe 80 t,o
m4a frame. Bear Ia mind, 81 WsieI'sI h'' 40 4
Brssdwsy bsstoa, - Wsshaasgoa-sl
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New Publications.

~ The MASEUyERiSG MOTHER, by the Au-
thor Of The wiiulness OF Women History OF 8
Frt Sc. &c" hss uss teen issued for 25 eenshrsi
print from the English copy. Berford s. Co. ? Aston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

" j. SMITH d 3ocE, DgNiisr. IS Bond st. D road
Way, requests the attention Of those wanting artf
eia teeth TO his method "a method used ia this cry
exclusively By hmself Of fastening either single teeth
sets when gold plates n most Of the pain usual
ly given in The operation and enables Oh. w~arsr keep
a clean and healthy mouth. MA rakssi5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-23

" William Gray Esq. native OF Nova SEQ
s died on the 10th Of Ostober. 81 Liverpool whether
he had proceeded with the hope Of recovering that
health which long life In public service had tended
erosty impair Mr. Gray. after filing the ONCE OF
British Consul for Virginia for period OF u years,
sought for aud obtained permission to retire from pub
lie lite on pension. ssreesbly 10 the rules OF British
Consular service. This he enjoyed but ie~ yesu,
having reached the sgo of ~ Few British public f1ne-
tiouaries have been more esteemed and beloved thsn
Mr. GRAY In Norfolk where he resided for upward
Of quarter of a century, hs msntsined the honor OF
his country without giving offence TO any one and hi.
loss not less regretted By thu American community OF
Norfolk than by bis warniest British friends and admir-
ers He truly long weltrisd and faithful servant
of the British Crown and = Of sterling honor and
integrity possessing that urbsnity hospitality and be-
gentleman. Ao!on