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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13
New Publications..

A NARRATIVE or A. EXPLORATORY NlsII To
ZACH on TIE CoNsULAR CITIES or CHINA This Is Ii
title Of new reprint the hrss part Of which the HsT
para have published 10 the elegant sls Of their more
recent works Il Is from the pen Of Rev. GEoRGE
SMITH who visited China In behalf OF the Church Mis-
sionsry Society. Il Ia 10; however mere record Of
Missionary proceedings bat of whatever Of general In
the eye Of the observer 10 fact be was net
sent ont missionary hlmSe but rather to prepare the
way for missionaries b. collecting statistics recording
general observations and furnishing the data for Rightly
estimating the moral social and political condition Of the
nation In the performance Of this duty be has furnish
ed more conpIse aud interesting view Of China than
remember to have from any other source, and
dOub, in the presen, general Interest with regard to
that county his book will Be very widely and CRATE
fully welcomed.
CF- The WESTMINSTER REVIEW " for Octo-
Der 10 repubshsd BY L. Scott Co. as usual Il Is an
Interesting number opening with an article on the con-
didon Of lsborers England In which the writer main
tns that that condition has been In fact improving for
the last two centuries Tnis 10 followed By great va
riey Of substantial matter including several readable
notices Of recent English and foreign works.
~ sILLIxAS's "JouRSAL or SCIENCE AID
ARTs for November has been aid before us BY he
Sewiork agent, c. :. Francis s. Co. Broadway. Its
hed with CHOICE selection OF more than usually inter
estng Intelligence The Contributors are Prof DEAPKR
Of this City, RoszHr cHAzsERs and JANIS D. DANA
E'qs Profs DEwET, PAGE, HoasyoAD, scH6ssErs,
siIIinAS HKzscHxL, and others. The subjects EN-.
erseed In their several Es,sys including
A Singular Properly Of cs0u,ehOue, Carcogrspby,
cOrAs Wster-sPOun Me,eoric Stones, Production Of
Light BY Heat, The Changes which Albuminous Sub
stances undergo in the Stomach Ancient Sea Margins
with wenseleeisd department Of Scientific IntsI-
gsnce.'
This nuntsr closes TIE Iy,h Vol OF the Second Series
Of The work and contains an elaborate Index
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fSeuEsr-Ths Coroner held an lnques -
terdsy stsl Csthsrinss upon the body OF fsneA Do
ovso native OF County Cork. lrsl-nd VINO a'eo =
dsnly At IA wsters on Tnursdsy night OF ases'e"
the heart.
CENTRAL SEsYoss-Fr1day-F snerPe'
INDICTED for receiving stolen goods; Georss !" rre'
colt indicted for selling lottery policies EDWARD so1
SOP. Ezs Kingsland and Bridget sheridan seve',ly
Indicted for pet larceny and John Aurphy John yonn
son Edward ycNenouy. John Sichols ChsGney bsteI
snd Bridget McAn.iy seversi'y indicted for assaults
ana battery no, answering when called for trial their
recosrraness were foTieed and ordered TO be prose
euted Maria Hscisy indicted for srsnd sreeny tnis
morning withtrew her former pea u nor suity sn1
plesded guilty 10 petit larceny. which W" received
and alignment suspended 70 her case shs nasns ~resoy
been corfnsd IN ire City Prison for three weeks s.t
lns her Sarah Collins wss then put on oe, VIA
for havirs stolen SO from the trunk OF her empoys'
Thonss Callahan. on the iith Of september s.e .n.
Jury without leaving their s-sis ;ount Ver'e' q n0'
ruty and she was disch .rssd.
Ire Court the n adj urord until 20 morrow mo'nins'
PoLrcr.-Cons,sble Barber OF the ON W arc,
Yesterday arrested rran named Hubert Funk 90
charge Of .,esirs SIS FROM i-os passenger on oosra
the brig E,ns c, Hamburg. lie VAS detained Tor exam
nation.
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Y OuR SUPPLEMENT this morning, among
other things in The way Of reading, contains some
passages from the life of Vermont scboolmsster
which si richly repay the reader. twill also be
found 70 contain large variety Of advertisements
ander the heads Of Schools Book Trade DRY
Goods Insurance, Coal Medicines CorPor-
alton Notices, 'Resl Estate Convey srces, &c.
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told that the Wings were the natural and implsct-
Bile enemies Of the Poor or they were natives Of
other lands and had been made 10 believe that the
Wings hated and would gladly oppress ths For
cigner There are good, honest men in this City
who voted against us ia 40 and - in the undoo5t-
ing belief that the Wings, if thoroughly triumph
ant, would Danish al but the native born from toe
country These errors are being dsPened there
10 "a softening toward us OF Thousands who nave
hitherto been stesled sgsinst rs and many WHO
were not quite prepared TO vote the wing 'oAe'
were firmly resolved not sgain TO vote Against u.s.
This too has had ia weigh; in the Election OF lsi7
Ten years ago New-York declared for the Wings
after many years Of Regency Predominance the
triumph was great one though oar opponents
were then much distracted, and the Whig majority
not half what it now IS. This proves nothing.
said cur opponents then, land we believe the Jour
nal of Commerce cyphered for them, as Usual
there is no rate ont. Just see what falling OIL
from 1884, SO the next year we went 10 work on
ali hands 10 see whether it was really nothing or
something and got out the largest vote ever polled
10 the State and the result was Wing majority
Of over Ten Thousand. Have we not reason to be-
lieve that ls8s will resemble 1s47 as '3s did -
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,,,, of,b... vpOI...u, vista, In TITS city auss cur

four Of tbsss unpleasant vsissrs tn MS cry 'n's our
occupation Oft u.x,..,
Tb. M,ricsa Ea<s 10 the tide OF rev hen,esn
Ioarnai jo.t conn-rc-d u The Csrini % soloI -
20, believe In opposps An suiesole ssju'ment o NE
ci-~r-uces and says tssf Prcvi5ence nss 70.
se,iry Of the nation The foosns 70 zoe suos"nee o.
motto a. the hest Of the Ezsk - An honorAo'e
p4.,s ennobles nstions aud the mssr,niniiy o. tas
Sor,h vii Dot lei, then os,r Is terms o'Her MAN 1on
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~ Advertisements Tor Tl< Tp,bs-s o. Monday ought
10 Sc In before 10 o'clock Saturday evening a. the
Yube Ofce OF this paper Is not open on sundays
Subscribers in the City who do not receive this paper
~ On early hour requssed 70 leave word 81 the once
a. our Arrangements such enable all The carriers 70
sst throgsh tbsir before o'clock Gamers ial
yns accomplish this viii be required 10 give up their
routes.
Per, ors wishisg The TyiIz.> lsN at their dwellings
places a regularly every morning viii please
leave their address 81 the Publishing Once. or send note
bic 10 the Carrier.
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Tsinx. In philadelphia.
cor-a.poudepcs Of The Tribups-

PH,rAuxLrHA Nov II, l5f7.
Flour IA. fallen today. and sales 800 bbls
=. 80 =, a.. ,be.e I. ur-s however are refused
- .or, bol5sr, eui there n want Of hrnness In feel
isr nothing doing IN Cotton % ssi.oi.n quotsuons -
RYE Flour 10 moderate Request a. = Corn neA %
-, ,srv insetve Good red whes, 40 cent? the sup
-, .1,sg ri there Is DO request Old Corn IS cts
~ 5s-casrket dali sou;heru Osis oJ cargo s. cenn.
-. COO bsss Rio Co-- a. ~ ate months hoiss'ef
and sugars Inactive Ao'hirg doing IN Provisions-
whiky dull 81 - cents Coal freignn are ni.n-l ~
,ssen 70 New. York and , 3 20 Boston
stock market dull today. The sales we're
Tvr Rcars sud Ad---1O Glrsrc loi 500 L %. o..
1914 50 Norrs'o~n. 10 80 Lssisn scrip - ~
M.nuf & Mech Rs 3 . L bk. 81. -.
S,co-e Rorra s-s Ata--5Oo0 Reading Bds a.. 10 ~
Penn To BE 81; 500 Penn 50 % ~ Mech, bk. ~ ;
90 Reading So. 70 30 Iress Notes. lOot lJOO
site S. ~ 500 L : Ss 81 "a ffoO state a ~.
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By Telegraph to The Tribune.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
CINCINNATI. Nov. la-P. 81.

CINCINNATI. Nov. l2-P. 81
Il was reported this morning by passengers that
Tompkins, Wing, was elected over Roberts Loco
10 the Yicksbarg District. In the Holly Springs
District, Thompson Loco. is elected over Joselyn
Wing Ga the Legislative ticket in De Soto two
Wings and one LEGO are elected. In Pamela all
r~.s ara oiacfo1
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CITY TTEMs.

~ Rev. Or. HrxPHEEY. late President Of Am
bert College. will deliver Dseoarss on the subject OF
AFRICAN COLONIZATION. on Sabbath afternoon dth
Inst in Rev. Dr. sprioss CSries) Church Psrsro
Also 10 the evening" at Z. o'clock. IN Rev. Dr. POsn'
Church. Unlversify. place. cor. feminist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

I7@ The BgGalO Express was warmed into ex.
i'tence by the favor and patronage of the more
democratic portion Of the Wing party, and was
expected to stand on the side Of the Laboring in
terest against that of the scheming, specializing
class, who have natural affinity with War and
its aduncts, whence spring fat Contracts, easy,
uudeserved Fortunes bountiful Pension Lists, Mil
itary Aristocracies. National Debts. and all the
viper brood that suck them arrow of hardhsnded
Toll Finding that the more profitable patronage
is on the other side the Express has chosen the
short. cut to sfiluence, and is basily commencing
itself to the favor OF its primal adverssres by wan
ton and treacherous attacks on its early friends
Success 10 it
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Explosion The Jiica Herald Of Thursday
says ihst soms mischevous person attempted 10 blow
I'd freight train ON the ldca and Schenectady Rail
road. on Tuesday night. near 81 Johnsvie. Several
parcels Of gunpoEder put up In paper were placed on
the track win som, percussion caps which exploding
Is til wheels passed over them, fred of the powder
hs wooden casing Of the boiler was SCI on he and con-
sunied before the danes could be sgbcued
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y Sunday Temperance Mssf~g'-catherns
MARIE, sAa. Bsrling slip. II A. NJ and ? p NJ. hf
Gro HArDccx, the Woodssvyer. vii be there
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R.IrInoar. 81. l2-l !


The markets today are unchanged IN price or
feeling and rsocs yesterdays quotations. Generally
the market 10 IN favor OF buyers
ha iary Ia Blrcas cns have ret BEEN abe 10 agree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

BALL AND BRAwL.--On Thursday evening, Ser
gen a. 10 front Of Carroll Hail. thrown into state
Of great excitement IN consequence OF gsn.Isl 10"
,skiu. place AZ Carroll Hail kept by Daniel NcNsmsrs
sud the daughter Of the proprietor raising tho cry OF
murder al an unreasonable hour Of the night Capt XXI
ter Of the sixth Ward. and wstchmen Chloride, Brown
aud Nuseut Immediately repaired 10 the spot. Aiter
being violently ssssiei and beaten they succeeted IN
capturing four men named James Grossn, James Doyle
John H1gtn aud John Burns who sppeared 70 have
been the glesders In rating the ros 10 question II
,pri thar ball was being given the tinie for the
benefit q spoor snd several Children, when sn
alteration took psce IN the ballroom which resulted m
general and the arrest Of the aiorenamed assres
s1rs one II whom Burns while % bis way 10 prison IN
custody of the officers by some other, Effected
his cicspe Tho other parties In default ct ball were
committed 10 await their trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The minutes OF the
Lat meeting having been read aud approved the follow
Ing papers were taken up Tor cousidersnon com
,nSnicston from Daniel Os,rsnder asking TO DO az
pointed County Superintendent Laid on the table "A
commrnics iion from the Superintendent OF me POOR
asking for an appropriation Of 5000 - meet Liabilities
incurred on accoun, Of the poor.house. resolution
sss hsE offered 70 pass the required smount 20 the
credit Of the Superintendent there should be
,uti-ien, funds 10 the treasury, which wss scop,ed
Mr Bergen OF tho Committee on tho County Peuiten,
tary reported IN favor Of causing the Peniiensry sni
ground. 10 be enclosed with suitable fence which was
alsJ adopted.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Il Mr.. J. WARNER viii meet the children OF
BROOKLYN At Gothic Hall this afternoon ST oeloeso
firm Juvenile Musicclsn. Mr. Warmers method 10
strirtly educational and thorough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

SAcRIIEGE. daring Williams on Wedncs'
day night last forc5y entered the Baptist Church N
Nassau 8, and stole thersom the carpet from tie pull
pi, stair, also the puPi, cushion and ornaments with
which the scour1res made their escape. sieE commit
Ing other outrsges 10 this place OF worship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

COLONIAL CORRESPONDENCE -Posr OFFICE
Noricx IL, has for many years been the custom.
ihrous hout the Unlon 10 forward all letters directed
any part Of British North America to the frontiers
where they received at certain distributing Offices
beyond the nes and forwarded 10 their dostnallon.
the Postmaster General Of Canada becoming response
bic for the full amount Of postage to the authorities
Washington less the percentages usually SLOWED to
agents for like collections More recently by
agreement certain mails from and to Europe were sent
unbroken. and charged by weigh, Ga the lllh lnsi
Mr.. Morris, Postmaster here. gave notice that AFrKH
MONDAY MKT al postagea whether of letters nswsps
pers periodicals. all mail matter intended for the
British Provinces must be TO the British Co.
lonis lines IL will not be forwarded !" and The effect
will be- that every letter, newspaper, advertisement,
periodical document mailed for Canada New
Brunswick Nova Scotia sc after that date all over the
uniOn. and unpaid viii lie dead In IA 900 PC Offices
This viii njure many persons in business and Otherwise
both sides Of the Niagara and greatly embsrrs many
persons In Europe who have long been In the habit of
forwarding their correspondence to the Colonies BY
way Of the United States the postage Of which they
could no, prepay and had been told that unueces
ssry 10 DO So Az 10 the Of this sntcommercia
change. we will probably find them In Mr. Cave John.
sons annual explanation Of the ssis Of his Depart
Ineus-ths general management Of which including the
shreecen Newspaper postage charges, and the carrying
iato eec, of the vicious provisions Of the Loco Foeo
Post osce law Of last session has done more to bring
M folhs Administration into dsrepute with the PEG.
pie In 'he North. than moot people aware Of We
uu" mat tas day 10 not far distant 10 which more
s,.enay seo accommodating spirit will be manifested
oosn vosernmenis and ali restrictive wsrfsres b.
speedily eesss. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

VOLCANIC ERUPrI0S.-The Mountain Eagle
states that crest excient and alarm prevail a. present
among the Inhabitants Of Walker and Dsds Counties,
G.. produced by. burning volcano, whlch sssd 10 have
burst from hsn peaks OF the Lookout Mountain
sts place called he Nsrrow,. 90 The 10Th ut Soma
of tks inhabitants u is stated had removed from the
neishhorhoot.
To DE- HUSG.-A negro. named Denwood, was
tried add convicted q, Cambridge, BID last week and
sentenced h be hung.
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PrrrsrrRsa. Nov. l2-l2

We ave near seven feet water IN the channel.
Flour and Grain unslterri but very dull. nothing do
ing 10 Provisions The i1rigu news put stop 10 al oP-
erationsn Cotton Market generally unchanged
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r. Two rerfor7nancss tsis place to-day a. the u...
sa-ons 10 he afternoon o'clock for the e,uvsnisrc,
OF sdes and children snd IN the evening hall PSF
"a, s-ch ~ ~~ich ose rthiopisn sefentt-f. 0,s.,
Western Pste Morris and others appear and the gr.si
Balloon Psn0rams issxhibiied-
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crxcrNvA1r Nov. "a y

Flour continues in favor Of Buyers At - 50 to
a. g. the hishes; price for extra brands In Grain
there Is DO movement Il cOnsequence ProFi,iops 10
moderate activity for bareied Meats bulk quiet Pork
packing active HogI worth from 81 70 = p per 100 b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

LIGHTNING TELEGRLPHs-THE O'REILLY Cos.
TRAcr-A very ful secount Of the steps taken by
Messrs Morse. Kendall. Smith ORelly, Case, Wright
Sflden and othors more or less concerned In
nscted with the for Electric Teegrsphs under
which about 800 miles have already becn constructed
In the Gres, West of which than 1000 miles
10 continued line. sppoars In our columns today.
and will be read sitennvely by m,ny and compared
with previous statements The public interested In
usiug MIR Morses invention so long nothing better
offered bu; II sny new and improved system shall be
found TO cEAPKN tho conveyance OF this description OF
correspondence the press and the business community
would surely be Injured by the premature passage Of
laws by any State compelling erybody in IL to
use the more dlatory and clumsy method. The State
Of Ohio wisely leaves patent rights 20 the United States
Courts and the Federal authorities, and by general
law recently passed with much unsnimi,y invites or
permits all persons who have faith 10 any particular
mode Of seegFsphing to set up their lines If they think
f. thus sa1rtug equal encouragement and protection
to all their fellow citizens aud giving practical mo-
nopoy of the principle of conveying Intelligence BY cleo
trcity 20 Just and general laws for regulating
system now rapidly connecting Itself with the whole
irsmswork OF society already imperiousy required
and the sooner they carefully considered and adopt
ed the better will this agent work for the benen of
the toiling millions.
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Fees and Compensation Of County Ofhcers IN
Civ.

The bill in relation 20 the ees and Compensation
OF certain officers in the City and County OF New
York, which passed the Senate on Friday and we
presume will also pass the Assembly, provides that
the fees Of thu various officers In this city VIZ surro-
gate County Clerk Register, and Clerk Of the Superior
Court shall 10 future be paid nto the Treasury Of the
City for the benefit of the City aud County and in lieu
Of such fees there shall be paid to the different officers
the following salaries
Surrogate (pr year, 80 900 Register (pr year. 8 ooO
County Clerk -" $4,000 Clerk Of Supr Court s2oOO
These officers ere 10 Do allowed 10 sppoiut asssianis
10 the number fixed By TIE Board Of Supervisors, for
salaries fixed BY said board, but salary TO exceed
81 900.
These different officers required TO keep an exact
accoun. of all fees perques and emolumen's received
by them or their sssssni-in books open to The H.
specton of all persons desriDg to examine the same.
A transcript Of such accounts shall be made out and
transmitted monthly to the Controller Of the City Any
officer who shall receive 10 his own or reiuse 70 pay
any fees perqusites shall be deemed guilty Of
msde mesnor and punishable with fine Of not less than
FIVE hundred dolsrs, exceeding five thousand dol
lars or imprisonment in the Peniienisry for period
not ess than thres months nor exceeding one year or
both q, the discretion Of the Court and sbsll be liable
20 the Cty In civil scton for 81 moneys received
aud not accounted for
The Board Of Supervisors are authorized 10 require
from the said officers ,uch tecurly for The faithful per-
formsnce of their duty the said Board may deem
cesssry and proper.
The act ia TO take effect the fret Of January next
and will be bitter pill TO Of the present incum
bonis who have been for long time accustomed TO the
pocks'iog Of daily fees the comfortable amount Of
from Fifty TO one hundred dollars per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

~ Hon. ROBERT c. WIsTHROP Of Boston Is
preferred for next Speaker by the BgEalo Com
mercial after passing in review the claims OF others
prominently mmended for that station
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

SHORT OKfkD-Hev. w. II. Knapp, pastor
Oh me Oai'afi.A society, In Nantucket Msss lately
pfesoSsas sermon wherein be avowed hlmsef hostile
70 the church formulas and creed, Of hi. own ss,o,r
nation a. well ~ others. and proposed TIE
iession Of faith . substitute:
REGARDING Jssas OF Nazareth a. our spiritual r...s
and 1aise we desire more faithfully 10 foo~ s,r, =,
sion a. he W" 10 his 70 cooperse with h, in bis cs
10 building up bis SDsdcm tn and
reign OF rshteoosnsss truth and love among men ma
yonAl Church In AansaehstT
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c. c. ALlaS. sserstaIy.

SANns's SsRs,rAsiLLA-in the Autumn when the sy'-
tenn exhsnsed bv the torrid heat Of sumner and the
secrctive organs bat langudy perform their functions
indications OF an improper state Of the hesusisinns
aud and Of sluggish circulation, frequently aPpesr IN
The surface Of tho body the shape Of bes ulcers run
ming sores or 6ery eutaneous eupsions There exist,
how ever. remedy for these unnghtly efupton' In
s,NDs, s,SsAPAsLLA BY restoring the blood 70 heaA
fal state giving gentle stimulus % tie whole erena
ton and especially the vessels the surface, and al the
same time operating gentle aFcreut, 70 soon restores
hesthy condition 10 the fluids and 10 the skn far ard
smooth appearance.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail ty A B. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton corner Of VII.
iiAust rs Broadway, and ~ last Broadway. n fofs
Sold also By Druggists generally throughout the United
staiei prics n per bottle or slk bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

~ CoUSrRY MERCHANTS AND DEuesisrs who are
buynE goods in town will fad purchase Of Kirkbride-
Tsttsrsans Hesve Powders 70 Be safe and profitable
There 10 constantly Increasing demand for them For
proof OF their efficacy advertisement another col
umn- A. H. GorsH Co. Wholesale Druggists, lts Full
ton-G MA 2r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

MAssAcBUsETTs.-There are now says the BOs.
ton Atlas, only five small towns to be heard from,
viz Mount Washington and Florida, in Berkshire,
eouthboro' in Worcester, Chilmark in Dukes, and
Chatham in Barnstsble. The aggregate vote for
Governor in all except these five towns. is as
follows;
Briggs 535ls; Gushing. 80 257i others 1905
Briggs over Gushing ~ 2Gl
Briggs clear ms j1rity. 22U5i
M.iOrity IN the state aRainst Gushing. q. 90.
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COMFORTABLE FIREsIDE TREATMENT.

" S.ckenins mercurial bottles Of blsck lusekeD
stand on uashssod. Ia cold chanbersbare walls grin
the cough ridden invalid in occupied by the home
les MRS JERVIs'S COLD CANDY
eenius with the crystal brightness and warmth Of
the the happy smile Of happy ccneocoa Of
herbs rolls oyousy It, ghter Of Joy, and the maion
smiles for 10
Is DOING GOOD TO HUMAN SisD.
Wonder not them the conscious fush OF pride That
VICTORY BRINGS
ovER CotcHs COLDS. HoARsESEss
INFLUENZA, SORE THRoAr,
vuooPING Cough, GROUP, Sc.
Sold ~ Mrs JERys SD Broadway corner White st. ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-13

~ Wooden Shirts and Drawers, Gloves. Matters era
vat &c. may be found m every variety and a. very rea
sonsble prices 4. SlSSYs fuEsIsHgsY, li6 Wiliam-st.
door above Fulton, opposite the Dutch Church The
trade supplied mis- o.
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" For obtaining Information Of relations and friends
procuring hands or situations, inviting country crst0m
ers for any hind Of goods msnsactofes the Countfy
Newspaper Advertising Agency ofN b P.LnyE, Tribune
Buildings, Oilers complete opportunity for giving publ
city 20 Inventions discoveries or establishing bust.
q any kind the knowledge Of the people OF the
country The public newspapers Of the country Afford The
means, and the only means