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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30
DIR. sPHoN's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY

Why will you suffer with that distressing complaint
when remedy is ut hand that will not fail to cure YOU
This remedy will eectuay destroy any attack ofhead
ache, either bilious 1t has cured cases of
twenty years standing
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.
A STANDARD PERIODICAL FOR YOUTH
Edited by GOODRICH Author Of Peter Paeys Tales &C. &c
PRICE ONE DOLLAR YEAR.

VENIs publication has been before public nearly
to tore mind """'
the Museum
eorm0
abhs AAeNrts uandE
smde wb
yf land
onnds
isnotsu
by 81
Black Nnln gilt Dack by Seto7
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30
BOnnets and Flowers,

FINE Florence, Pedal Pearl and French
H. Lace BoNNETS; Misses do; Also,
good supply of outside and face FLOWERS,
for sale low Z. j. BLISS & co,
Brandon, May %. 1S4s.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30

MA SION OUSE,
WASHINGTON SQUARE,
Near the Steamboat Landing, TROY, n. Y,
E. & w. DORLON.

The Railroad Cars for Boston, SARATOGA
and the West, start in front of this House
The General Stage Office is in the Mansion
House Building, 8Istf
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30
TO THE HALT AND LAME.

Comstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment and Indian
Vegetable Elixir, is the most ehectual cure for Rheu-
matsm, contracted cords muscles and is warranted
to cure any case of Rheumatism or Gout
All of the above named articles, which have obtained
unbounded popularity, are sold by Ross, Jackson
Blake, Brandon; Wallace Hyde, j Sawyer
Sudbury; Briggs & Pearce, Rochester; II Simonds
G Granger, PittSford 7 spencer & Co, HoItonville
Simonds Whiting; j b Huntley, Salisbury; Sidney
Moody, w Russell, Middebury; Burt & Mason, Ruf-
land; Jones & Dow, CuttingSville; Samuel Townsend
Wallingford G Parmely, Bristol; Bingham & Eells
Vergennes and by Merchants and Druggists generally
in the State of Vermont
ix39x9S II H MERRITT, General Agent.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30
Ladies' Dress Goods.

A IL the new styles, LINEN G1NGHAMs ;
N LINEN LUsTERs; BENzALLINs; BAR
AGES; Scotch, French and American GING-
HAMS Cold LAWNS, &c g., large stock
at low prices,
May %, 1913. Z. j. BLISS & co.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30
PREMIUM EAGLE
p L. D w s

A I HIGGINS, who has made such ar
"A rangement with Quincy Hall Agricul-
tural Warehouse, Boston, as Will enable him
to sell FLOWS, Hay Cutters and all Agri-
cultural and Horticultural implements and
at BOSTON PRICES
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30
BRIGGS & WILLIAMS,

BRIGGS & WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
CHANCERY, BRANDON, VT.
Will attend the Courts and take charge of
business entrusted to them in Rutland and
Addison Counties.
EN-. BRIGGS. 1921 CT. WILLIAMS.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30

IRON AND STEEL, of all descriptions,
constantly on hand at reduced prices, for
sale by IRA BUTTON & SON
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30

HAVING TOOLS.
n ARMED and Sibley's; Taft's and Farmea
IL Scythes, Forks, Snaiths, Rakes, &c. &c, the
gest assortment in the county, at HIGGINS.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-30

PONNETS, Ribbons and Artidcials, at
~ G. W. BULLARD'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

~ Pfeiddces against color seem ~ be rapidly
disappearing IN Cortland and Tompkns Counties 10 this
State In the frst named. Rev Mr. Ward. negro
black a. ebony i settled Minister over large and
very respectable e0ngre CATION composed mostly 0i
white people and enjoys IN every respect tie social
rUnsife ration de- % Of uneNc@p'1nsDr piety
o. correc; department. and o. high snd cultivated so
.ties In I0mpkns County, - We learn from the -
Journal The Trustees Of certain school Dsire'
Aiely employed colored man 10 teach the District
School TOR the Winter Notwithstanding the general
ibsrafty Of sentiment prevailing ia that section th1s
selection u teacher was rather TOO much and nnsy
an appeal made b the Secretary Oi state - decide
neither biact persons are competent teachers we
uldertand says Zoe Journal Mr Morgan gave Il as biz
opinion that the Trustees have not acted Illegally bat
that . was their duty c0nsult the wishes Of the Dis
,rist Ia the EN- 9ioyment u a teacher
WILD GEEsE-DariDg the storm Of the eth
INST, large i9ck II ab0u, 800 Tiid geese became SO
cogged with lee that they fes,eldet % pond In By
ned near the Dgke meadow, and occupied considers
be tin. IN wsshng the cs from them before they pro
cseded IN their tight s near y attempted to
capture some Of ihsn. bat the gan1ers showed so
much d ht tha, be compelled % retreat. The
pond q. snsllOE and a res0gte man with good club
could haze secursd good number d them.
lSewbaryport Herald.
~ Mayor Greeley o. Portland has imprisoned
w Fur5ur four precepts for the alleged crime Of
exnioin theatrical performance for pay without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

H. Tskg5aDtl PHIiADFIPHIA. TUESDAY Dec 10.
An arrival NJ this port this morning brings iniof
nation ihrt the City Of Marketable has positively fallen
into The hands Of raez and hi- party.
The provinces Trugello and Merida have pronounced
tsanst Nonsgss Gen Peez aud troops have defeated
the Government troops in several late engagements -
There is doubt Of the ultimate success Of the Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Public Lecture on Cholers-A me-, y
oft1e Board " Trustees x he New YORK Homeopathic D.
penssry Asl1es-on, Resolvec That his exp 'is1i
and proper hat public lscffe Should he delivered ra
tne On ne tr-ainent q @ Cholera By resolution, Or
JosLis wa appointed % deliver the iecure on w al
day evening, re .h lnst a. y o'clock. a. Hope 80
Broadway, opposite The S-w-York HOtel ga a.
gr-ofs WI be given u ne p~rOrfy 81 ne Hon' ~
treatment ID his cisesse tbs treatment vii BE De- cno
and tie drrfe1i cases 10 ~hcl t1e respective renee - ~
eprcs1.e Distinguished ALSO ne dJnesuc hsein e.. IN
rublc viii BE- Informed bow they nay sih-r PfeYAt M
disease or render l. mid and manageable. Toe pu ~ ~
cls al. WIN X LOTHROP, sscy
re- The Sew.Fpxisnd society n he City, ~ 80
Tof. Wi .iu. Al he Asor House on he I'd 10 q
OsiorK. precisely. -
ridee Of Arrangements. ...1.x.s
SIMEON DRAPER, IT, JOHN Isohns
T. W BONNEY, & rEs bODis
ais sus LuTHERB wYhAS, Com d Arsngsmsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

FLOOD IL THE WABAsH.-The Wabash has
teen rendered very high by the late heavy rains In In
ssns. and damage 20 the public works Is feared, -
sea1yery gres, injury opnvs,e property MIerre
asute Saturday last the water y feet above low
ss;er marx aud still rising The Courier of that date
ssys Grea, damage must Do sustained in the bottoms
o'srtowed. An immense quantity Of driit wood has
stimulated against the piers of our bridge Thus lar
&c bridge stands the pressure nnnjured
cincinnati Gazette, l4th.
For CALIFORSIA.-The owners OF the new and
aostantial steamship Hartford contemplate sending
ae' 10 San Francisco. should sufficient number Of pas
Nngers Offer 10 expected she will make the passage
Z three months. she will 20 through the straits OF
thereby shortening the distance and avoiding
' se danger Of passing round Cape Horn. NJ W. Cha
- Co are the agents. Hartford Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

CARDIFF Undersigned. Msnsger. q The Ne-
~ York Sacred Music Socc,y heg thus publicly o ssis
that he Concert announced Friday evening. he hinr
was popponel houf their concurrence by ~ lnssi'
re snf fr- porsihe person ara hat hey knew nothing
pnsponeeut until notice u ron attendance hs ben
served a. ate hour II the day many Of he pcrm
engaged fr the occsscr and aso ~ ne menlfes or
their society rsrder impossible Tor them 10 prscei
They would farther say hist the Board c Managers ~ No
Home Tor the freidle.s for vfusa benefit the ercftsn-
ent was ~ be- .veu hse~se unais.ed ofihe move
eu ant hist therefore ihs responsibility ~ 80 gross anf
m ud eed proceeding vests tot npon The managers u NJ
soeev above rau e but entirely spon the Librarian o M
Ny VI - ETY. who took The m tier INTO h- ~ lsnds
The mo.g amp arrangements bad been made 10 MAKE NE
Concert attractive md high gratifying 10 ne hents ~ ma
Home of the Frieniess" They deeply regret he tssp
ponmert that the thousands su ected 10 no came
snd found the doors ~ me Tabernacle csed.
The severe ind spostion ~ Msd oGo. one or me prnc
pa performers for the evening would not have nier ped
The Concert though her shserce would have been deeply
regretted The Concert will lake place on Neinesisy ne
Tth inst when he tickets already disposed of vii be &c.
cevei n pHNFf, 10; : lee fgesid~ni
Il. CLARKE, "a
" 2 RrNsgt Secretary AUsgsrNs SNifH
". HyNg. Treasurer. l. II INptS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

FROM PORTO PRAYA, CArE DF NERDE.-NGrGi.
Brig Aemens Capt French arrived at this por, this
morning from Porto Pfays. Cape de Verde, which
psee she lei, on the 18th of October. Capt French
reports the arrival OF the l. : brigs Porpoise and
Bsinbrdge on the 10Th from cruise. and botn sailed
zane day for Porto Grsnds. The Porpose arrived
gan the 2oth with the 4. : naval storekeeper snd
tailed TO cruise on the coast The u. : ships James
town and Portsmouth were at Porto Grandc, from Ma
deirs, all well
AlNse quantity Of rain had fallen this season 81
seFto Prsya and the place was unusually sicky most
q The residents had left for the more healthy Islands
Bost Jour. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

THF PANAMA RNLROAD.-A W Washington cor
respondent says
The Panama Railroad bill based upon the proposition
o. Messrs Aspinwall stephens and Cheuncey' ana
which was introduced into the Senate by Mr. Benton
meets with strong opposition. in consequence OF the
competition among the different capitalists who desire
10 engage i'm this Railroad undertaking Mr. Law AND
NJ Adsms Of New York are among the competitors ol
Mr. A.pnws The chances are, that the whole scheme
viii in 10 the ground on account Of this competition
among our capitalists. aud that the passage over me
lsihmus will Dc leit to the monopoly OF the British al
Iekusntepec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
The Ohio Legislature.

&, TeltRraphl COLUMBUS O. Tuesday, Dec. 49,
Townsend proposition, which has been under
confederation tor several days has been rejected
by both parties. The excitement m the city IN
rerard 10 legislative matters is fast dying away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

Moderate sales OF FLOUR are making at about 50 -
s3slt. The GRAM market Is without change, though
quotations are more or less nominal LARD moves of
slowly at o. a6lc IioGs are selling at - o'i a -
si BErr Cattle on the hoof are held at - so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
BA LIS.
MONTGOMERY GUARD N

NIONTGOuERY GUARD NINTH ANNUAL
w BALL-The First Company Montgomery Guard 70
s2ectfuiy snn0uncs that their Ninth Annusl Ball ~isbe
place on Thursday evening, December u, 1913 AZ am
many Hal.
The Order Of Dancing according 70 programme
DISOLE'S celebrssd and universally admired Louhipn
Band : expressly engaged by psrucu'n desire Tor lhs
occasion.
The noor will be under he management - i.sot Fiery,
aided by 81 ale Committee
Tickets o. earh, - admit gentleman sni t"O a1lss eau
b procured " the follow ug Committee
Caut Thons. MUIR hy, Lieut. T. FIERY
Lieut. WIN Green, Ensign = COINS,
and rom he members II the Company In general also
tho Bar Of Ismmsny Hal
MHtary gent emen arc pancu,aFiy requested 10 spreir
10 1nfofn Capt THOMAS ) ~ RPiiY, Chairman
lieut. p L. FfERrY, Secretary. az Sue
DALI AND FEsTIyAL.-A number n Ne men
ID Iers u Marshall Division No II. >. ~ T VII flls
Bal and Festival On TUESDAY EVENING. De-. %
a Convention Hall, Ia WOostsrst near beecsef To
ius.y celebrated nlnsUels, knOwn ~ he New of.es1s
rerensders have kindly volunteered neif services ane
soy Of their best songs D1glss cerDfs@t ,oll
uoa Z and . engaged for ihs occasion.
n B-NO Liquor will BE- cod he premises Tho
connttes pledge themselves TIA he whole shall b. COO
daesa entirely upon Temperance principles Tc.eis %
slm. gsai.-fnsn snd two lsdss, Al supper rcfeu -
cents esch Tickets be hsd u he following commit
lee N D-csmp, A. &. flanagan, W kimOrds Peter Me
Al~o j. Joseph Manning, James ). "Asou, snd a. D.
door a me eFeoinR OH fc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

Vors or WIscoNsiS.-The whole number OF
votes cast in Wisconsin on the sth of November
was O. .12l. of which Cass received 1910 Taylor
1906: Van Buren,. lol55 Cass's plurality l3ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

~ The Wings of Rhode Island will hold a
State Convention at Providence the 9th OF January
to nominate candidates for Governor and other state
oricers for the ensuing year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

MAP OF CALFORNtA-Mr. II. :. Tanner, 1876
Fulton st has published map Of California New MeNi
giving the boundaries according 20 the last treaty.
&c showing the location Of the Gold region aud con.
hiuns the routes u san Francisco by land and with
table Of distances, sc. compiled from recent and au.
tnertic sources
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

" Isaac BUTTS, Esq. has again become sole
proprietor Of the Rochester Dfiy Adr0ftSer Mr. Merre
hs partner having retired TO take charge OF religious
paper The Adrrtiser is one OF the aee'' BsrnourneF
papers In the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

~ We see it stated that Mr.. Ray Marsh Of
Buffalo has received communication from Troy, an
nOupcing that his missing daughter, Amsrnius Ann,
had been discovered in that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
" ? BrNsgL. Secretary. AVersrts SMITH,
j W HYNg, Treasurer. IANpts.
4 nWEy (nnturfpr
REIIRS FHc EusorE 9s IN Pusysfs

DETIRS FRpM EUROPE or DuBvkts
II ORIGINAL PAINTINGS Oe ADAM AND I'VE IN
PARADIst-Repr-s 'nting TIE Temptation snd The
Expulsion tGen u g. pslted fCr NE lsie Charles ~
France of each picture 10 feet hy ~ eerhe-e sub
lime work. Of ART exhibiting for shot time only IA
the National Academy u Design crnrf Of brosdssy an
Lou,rf ID were exhb led In Ne~l aud other ellie. 0f
hi, United States from 1853 10 1851 and of tho pas. eessg
years gho1i England ireland snd scotland 10 ne nm
vcrss saiisscuon of over One Million Seven Hundred
Thousand persons
rsri-ct, ,hasfe sni h-sutul IN conception mrsiN -F
poe mal. no charm ani poser ni tlh lth a. rsnnqt
7, make mpr~ssnu che mind of hrhoiief
Doos open from 10 In the morning MI 10 al night
Admliisnce - cents Season ticsets - cents. thifsu
half prfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

CATHOLIC BisHors.-Ihe CHciH iott IcerrGph
states that Rev Nandevelde late Provincial OF the
Society of Jesus Ia Missouri, has been appointed Bishop
Of Chicago and Very Rev Maurice de - Pslas' (Ad'
ni.isiraior Of The niocesel bishop Of Nlncennes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

DB,s~uu Proprietor. Hrcncocx. Manager
SPLENDID FINANCES every sn-ruoon 81
O'Clock and every evening "A ococ. lhs msnsgef
happy to announce the English Giant, nOBfRr HALLS
the largest earth laesl and heaviest hens ofsf
eight feet high ant ching quarter Of tom In
addition and with the above h. has snsagei
the SMALLEST al MAN PAIR that wss ever seen alive,
MAJOR irrIEFtSGFR and his petite sweetheart iTA
MA. THE FAIR QUEEN, both being much SMALLER
THAN GrN TON tHuMs. Ne = also happy 20 -
noupce Tor another week TuE BURLFsOuE OPERA,
written expressly for the American Museum. entitled 1lif
sLFEP-WAIkER. Also ihs SABLE bkOIhfkS
GREAT WESTERN the YANKEES Comedian, THs
Tue WORSrED HOMESTEAD. ThE HfoHLASD
MAMMOTH BROTHERS, LIVING OUaAk9 OurANu
Wax sCRlPTURAL STAruARY, MADAME kOCh
WELL, he Forune-reier.
Admission IS cents children ander 10 yss" Of ass li
csnf. dl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
oeops Foa THE HOLIDAYS.

nfCH AsEMlAS COLOGNE BOT Ills Ctlns
Ii ys..s Wi.d cake baskets cssors. Sc s,d plain
xs. pl.in ari fancy .o-t wae, lamps, gas hriass SC
10 .ai- 81 erusordnary low prices. BY MITCHELL
.TCHgN Crgl and Of near Broad var as 1~iss
xCHRONATtC TEL SCOPES, for E.uOuoni-
n cal purposes, Of hsh msguifyrg po~-r, 5. and
4 10 Length. eisgscly mounted hsn iripcd -fzrts
Price $50 s7o. st0 and $50 Aeh-omsrc Mlacroscope-
OF the sane quality from 81 % $40 Single and Com
pound Microscopes Of every style from . 10 So opu-
eel md Philosophical Instruments IN great variety enbrs
chg every sixs style and tnsh For sse NJ
ais iuis- BENZ PIKE, Jr ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

XllLL FORM A GLEE CLASS in bfooHlyn, Al ih-if
w rooms the Bfooklyo Institute, on Wednesisy even
ng O'Clock, under the direction u Mr. tOhN~foN
TENS. gentlemen two and sdes 81 per qusr'e if-e i9f
a.. on the first evening
y Is Pfvaie lessons on the Piano Of - per quarter
Apulcauon TO be made tho rooms in the BfOokyn irs
tuts during ths day and evening az Ns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
uAII.a,H OwFRY. nearly op.

II posiis the BO~ery Thesisr THIS magnificent ssisb.
i.hrnsrt open daily FROM u u and RON - nn
O'clock ~ The HAL u Exhibition IL niied np VII
great elegance aud tho col ecion ~ llNlND HAST Il
ASO BIRDS 10 the largest AMI most perfect o. Amsnrs
perform Is gl ven al each exhibition, including mo
eats OF trained Elephants. PoyJes ant honki"s
Mf Brooks enters a den Of Cons sDd Tigers
ADMISSION, IS cents chdr ~ under nine years oi sgs
hAlfprlce season tickets ~
~ ~ NAN AMRnRnH \ co PropheIoL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
NATIONAL. MINIATURE GALLERY.

T. WHITE, LATE j r. CLARK 81 BROADWAY
rI,fis GALLERY 10 tho Oldest most extensive snc iesf
ionale 10 the United States and contain over M. De
ssrr.otype Miniatures from he Of nearly all our eneb'
men Ths public Invited h. yis thls collection an1 "a
anime the most beautiful specimens u hs Daguerrean Al
Ia The world nb ils
4 MEXICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE 80 New
~ classes vocal and Instrumental Violin on Wrffes1sJ
evening a o'clock Flute Thursdsy evening al oc'ock
singing, Tuesday evening u O'Clock Ionns-lnsrlnisr-
tai s5-sinsing - and 81 per quarter dls ins'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20
AUCTION SAILS.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aneuouser
by BANGS, RICHARDS * PLATr, siofs
tDb4 BfOsdway- Liberal cash advances msds o. c0g.
slxnmsns for s1cu0n Gales
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec -.
PRvkTE LIBkAzY-E1g.sh ard America BOOKS, Llu,
uaied WORKS selects1 from = priyate ibfsfy
Also, snngss To- 1919, Juveniles &C
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee q.
3TASDssD BOOKS, ANNALS, ca sfZe collection ~
standard ~oTrs, snruss for ls49, Engix o.os- prayer
BOOKS, sr
Also imported and domestic stationery FrenTh fap~irs
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY kFEslNDs De y ara ~
L4RGg s.LH ~ CHOICE LIBRARY Boss AfstsL, .
tncudinx enoc- London tlous Of .Andaff ~cf1s, h.l1
,omsly Illustrated: prayer books and bibles supeftlf
bound Ia net rchy ornsmsuLei several iloussud orss
I'M bven e. snruas FOR the comm year, valuable bfsY
hol. ~ IT, yhols new ard fresh So sciei -spress'Y
for his sale. -. ,,....,,,., =, -,
ry,,.rr.s Books AID F.scY Article suitsh.s fOf
hol,Ssy presents large asortneni u Illustrated sors,
so~,as an BOOKS, sc-
pxsy.rr sALr-gohn's Standard library Do,rs
zse1asrsn Library, BOhp's scientific Library, hDoa
r.-sical Library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

n. Cotton, Ar@tSs ana Cosss.sssssa h~rcaanf
I--ssles Room Sle Broadway, Gothic HAI-hsyins re-
ed 10 t1s named roons % now prepared " re-
.. al sinds of CsDn- Fvrnporr Dry Ooof,, Carpets
"a Hoaseae-piny articles " every description, % oorsigp
rg Tor pryste sale sf sncton, and 10 MAKE s~'~mers
vt,h an usual prompness he viii aso buy y preferred
outtoo, sass " any part % he civ susncs1 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-20

TABTRN&CLE.--ON GRAND CAL con
] CERT given bv Madame ANNA BISHOP On sArt'R
DAY EVENING. De-. p "a scale OF arpsrs'e.sl srer
DOR heing positively Der iss appearance N New ora ~
Winter owing ~ hsr numerous Southern engage
On this orcsson. Madame ANNA BISHOP vii sirg So .
OF her most pOrU snl ceiehrs.@t Ssvsns >,res pue
an1 Ballad. SO PERELLl. ne emiuenl tenor VI $50
-s ssvers sirr@d riecrshis nrss srt ony srresrs-c
th. season Mr. BOCHsA. hsrpisi 20 Ne queen ~ frf
ls,S * rts-or n her Ms essys Italian Op~rs Lo'fr
a. ~ present Tor the and orly une IN rs cogriy
he fsei charsciersfc. n.istiye srt lyric ~ n nN
IN two divisions "a led VOYAGE MUSICAL IN DFffh-
ENr PARTS OF THE WORLD, introducing Nsurns A'fs
selected from re suhenue sorrces. Which are gVf1
in heir primitive state snd accompanied WIN insun rrt
peculiar 70 each country. Ffssr DIVISION -Shna taf'
s-y. Spsin H,tossn Greece. Persis lsv Pcftass 81
france. sscoNo DIVISION -s~ifrerl arc. cermsny, =
AMI Rasss. America scotland ireland and Enzsrf II
give foil eject % ssrpendous work. which rr-s;rt m ~
rope such ~ esrscrtr ny sensation. Mst ANNA ble'f
vii sing sorl- cf he National Melodies pcwefflI sr1
complete Orhesirs comprising he beet Professors ~ in.
city numerous srd ecien. Chorus. Migsry Nsrfs
az Hsrps, beside scotch PIPER 10 Gss Cosmme. al
many sgNI ares have been engaged snd he Grsrd -
nse il ~hch the nsuonS Strains % Eng and. Scolsrt
lralart Wales ard Amrrcs sre interviewer tog~iter vii
performed By dsunrt OrchesTss The whole actrr
The direction " W GEORGE LoDER. In he Noysgv
Ma,csl NJ ROCHsA viii preste NJ the harp Frll par
r-uiars ct the whole en'srisrmen IN programmes
T. render his unique Gals Concert 10 spertii a. poss
bic he exterior ~ the Tabernacle Will ~ gsy Numrsiei
viii co'ored Lsmrors. srd Nltsry Bard slsiocec
ser The PorficO. VII receive ne visiter-
Tickets each. Dccr. open al Concert 10 eoruienco
O'Clock dl@ Il
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gbs american pulpit.
a SERMON
On THE EXERCISE OF BENEV0LENCE.

Pf~a-i -la1sy, De- Dc. tie vtry Church
BY sTEPHEN OlrS ID.
tls OBJ, Aan-r,ary TI- Iou,h. m.s.rv
csti ~ the N~sfry 81. Church.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NOTICE-Lstess ard g-rcemen Of he rhestira rro-
Sess,on. ard OF scfnovsts-t reputation ts.ro1. q
engagement recnesei 30 nsks imresixs- acp rs ri
to \ sILsBEE L co Propri-ors q The s,f sr~r-
Gid essbssrnent ocsiet 81 The q sev-rfh sri
Ch-sruut ss Philadelphia snd no~ its eor-p .ror
which will open for The sesscn saturday Dec - isc
n B-Au letlers mpsl be rrspsid. ais eus
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lorgsnixed Ia $50. ~ avss hamou;xr Seso N~ieifk
snt ovttnlf@s u ne pr-s-cs pop1l ssye u EfHiofss
sNrssr.>~gSrs. whose N MS city, 'of pcr'f
Of tea rncuths received viii such isgr g5sh Nrof
ard patronage the honor - announcing - stes
ard gentlemen Of NevYork and vicinity shsi they vi
gve seres Of heir popular concer,s nsrsrcrg va ~
% their orttns Chorlses Chasrt-r<sc Dsrr-.
Admission > Doors open 81 7-eoue~u 81 cciu-
uence a. O'Clock
Ar AFTERNOON CONCERT every sasurtny. ccli.
renang GsrM untsr he usnaseusoi srd iir-sii-n ~
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