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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-01
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
Marlboro, %.
In Probate Court, November 25th, le4s.
TOMES Lucy Wheeler widow of JOHN II.
" WHEELER, late Of Brattleboro, deceased, and
moves the court here for assignment to her Of
personal property from the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon it is ordered that said Petitioner no.
tfy all persons interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application at a session thereof to
be holden ut the Probate office in Bratileboro in
said district, on the 22d day of December next, by
publishing copy of the record of this order three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Phoenix. print.
ed at said Brattleboro, previous TO said time Of
hearing.
A true copy Of Record.
IL Attest +, HOLBROOK Reo'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-01
Britannia Ware.

A first rate assortment Of Britannia Ware
new and splendid patterns Of Tea and Coffee
Lamps, Sc, bought Of the Manufacturer for
and can and will be sold ut very Losp prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-01

fINHE Subscribers have just received from New
Il York and Boston a first rate assortment Of
Aia Ia -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-01
COOKING STOVES.
JOB WOR X,

in their line, done promptly and in workmanke
manner. BULLOCK & STEEN.
Braitlcboro, Nov. 2s, ls4s is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-12-01

v. d FATsW Elk,
General Newspaper Agency,
Tribune Buildings, Nsto York.
October i9ih, 1913. li2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
zen. Taylor aud the slavery subject.

We ind In the N0fcte. Conner an article Tela-
tive to the remarks which IL states ION the author
~ OF letter from Claiborne Of NGichtz @ Gos.
Brown. - sshington.) Gen. TAYLOR bad made since
his election. 70 judge : :. Boyd OF Mississippi the
subject of any interference by tie North With the Sa
very question. u vii Dee herei 10 alleged
Gen had declared in case u such IN even, b. Sss
On favor OF drawing the sword and throwing sway the
scabtsrd" Toe Courier says
We can SCI his mauer lahi in ic~ words. Judge
hoyd nas been Der uisnn- ers,oca 90 ms'epfes-u,o
vry grosev L. The Conversation that sccurrei n-twren
one WIZ - We DO tsteoo jug O. cay -" - uttered
having reference ~ The Nuo Frovso slavery Ter
oies Or any Other question go~ ug oui Of ne subject NJ
slavery IN ne Slses Is he tsn A,1 concerning nc yigA'
g. E,oG,rt N ssvts in Save Sfstei
General Tsyor ssid hs 10 he No- aerH fanatics a.
empiei 70 me fer" Win nai De- ~as M favor VI craving
ne s~ord and throwing sway me sosoosrt he sad noh-
farther concer ins tie Save question snd al The hub
oao rssed e. the Norh md es, about these alleged
reInsfkr has DO Auhruucily OF founoaiion
These remsfks made by Gen Tsy Or ir socs Ger
pss,ed gheE they occurred - iend. DO Win the
noel remove ides Asi They would Be msrepresesl,d OF
m,con.irusd. and t-iegrsphsd % Ws.hington"
In reference g. shs statement the NsI Orcdls bllf
A.so The m.rs.whsh Ger Tsyor scsusly I'D MAKE.
10 he 5h attempted TO interfere viii the rgaf q
prosrf; in ssve- Slrs Sflfes presume
hs' would be aa.ninoo'.y responded 10 by NE snuf-
In the EesAinstos J's,ca received as, night We
sid that Hon A C Brown publishes the following lei-
ter from Mr. Claiborne, eeSfius cut toe above nierpre
tsilon Of Ger Isylors meaning and which Ia comph-
snce with Nr. B.s request We here insert
NsrcsEx. Dec u. ls4s.
pr.KSlR have noticed hr-f .Xr.-t non /. I--r q
you gong he rorucs % he press Tho sx.raci
% ports re rensrk ~ Sea Tsy Tor soyd, e
lhe slavery Sle.iiou.
fear The meaning Il nv letter - misconsraed snc in-
deed I nav have used stronger language han should
have done 10 ne base 10 vf.c, generally write Gs.-
Tor lor a. ~, c1ssrs Hift .tasf krid 80 no fl
re f1 fsfiirs d rss riiTcs - GO nan -l1fF 80
Cossn nos 10 NIrs so F- expressed no OPINION
IS 80 BE FrcPfey Of tNsnairk ssvsy ,l.2 ne rev .e
riorr- o. rrsucufs 10 - prescci limits To . Wei
atrtooo here ths re OtretA .iuao7sy svods md lea
ting he views t1ls exciting point
fne~ judge SoNd No d. uo ins1t present Ger tay or
ADD 1 wogla not knowins " ms-eprssezI Judge
koyd.
10 'ssdcc 10 81 Psr,es msy 49, you 20 give p1o iciy
To ths letter snc ohlse yolrs, uuy, l. C. NsoSNs
Hon. A q Brown
Il may be proper 70 add that NJ Brown SAYS he him
sell never considered the rs; letter Of Mr. Claiborne
n attempt 70 give Gen T views the question Of
slavery IN the territories aud be only consented % is
plh-cs tlnr hr..rs -. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
IT.. u.erfox Of the southern Members.
Il L. -r--....n

corr..pondence Of The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Dec "a, ls4s
A skeleton report e the play Of Hamlet with TOE
p.rt Of Hamot omitted Of the proceedings OF tne
Members OF Congress from the Slave states ia tne
sensts Chamber on Friday evening appears semi
officially in The Union Of this morning, 50 that the
meeting Itself is now obviously proper suoJectoi
discussion. si1ty-eigbt Members Of the two
Hoosss are said 70 have been Present-soout Two
thirds Of the whole number. COL Bt'1oss 40
senee 10 specially noted some say ina' ne was
pointedly excluded from the invitation az mol true
bla., have heard that the Col considers this
rather pecalar, he being regularly and Headiy
holds, of Slave. within the District, which few or
,o,s other Of the Members are. Yet this may be
all so,sip. Very likely he Eas invited, but was
otherwise engaged, or did not see 1T TO attend
Iii, understood that the Loco-Focos al once
undertook 10 ke party capital out Of the subject
matter. "Tbere see what your Taylor and
Fillmore business has don. ior US 90 was the bur
den Of their song havnt We always told you 80
Now arn't you ready TO come out and denounce
the Northern Wings break Of from all sssocis-
ton with them, and 20 With Us and our allies p
Ga the other side the Wings are reported 70
have remarked Gentlemen we warned you
when you went into that Texas business that It
would cost Us more than it came 20, and now you
see IT, We shall ell live 70 realize that we paid
for Sam Houston Il Co. good deal more than
their market value. Not unlikely.
Mr.. CAIHoUS was OF course, ready 10 90 ahead
and 20 70 the bitter end. lie wanted On iDme-
date appeal 70 the Slave States for a Convention,
a plan Of action, sc. &c The majority considered
all this premature, appointed Committee, and
resolved to await the action OF the House on the
motion TO reconsider-adj ourniDg FOR that purpose
TO the 18th prox. as have already stated
Whoever hears Of general meeting Of the
Norttcrn or Free State Members WHO ever
will
DO not believe the motion 20 reconsider will
be defntively acted on this week-probably II
will not even be discussed. So many Members
will be sbsen, from the City until after the Holt
days that no vote taken this week would be re-
gNded as decisive, 1 think therefore, that the
subject will 90 over by agreement until sometime
next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

The China V,T c0ur-siicts the rlmor which
has been pl5l shed this country that ur hatte NJ ~
1e Missionary IN The Chinese district oi 9oc'.. .-'
been murdered. Jpfo the last Of september. pc vas
alive ard free from persecution, though rs movements
were regarded with jealousy
HAM a,e Lieut. GOV 'f nvsn-tunc has hesu
summoned 10 Pesin o. sid the Emperor with he az
vice concerning the recent rcvolli movements IN
rrra which have startled even The rfpose on me le
Iestfsi Tmnfrr The Nj says De Is man OF g-eai
sagactv and sincerely DESTROYS OF retire
mert
Very severe rsiusiorms have dcugsd the northern
province 81 Chins doing grest damage % the country
and causing in some instances -reat - of lie.
The uosterifv of The Emperor of China i 90 uumer
ON. --.t r.snr If them receive only a small stipend
snd -r- really lenisls g-egt rlufs7n OF hang no
r. aserrant Son. rex arrangements hsve lately beer
made By which they vi. descend gradually IN iHnS
mt. they become mixed WITH ire people
Scknessis very prevalent ong tire European troops
u Crirs TIE disease thar chiefly prevails is IKE the
su.r por The Ch.ncss hsve suffered eyten' vey ont
snorg to- European civilians u - done no dainass
a vessel had arrived To- CHM from no Russian D pr
Company With fIrs for The purpose - opening r sr
set 40 ~hsnFhse To q thought doubtful whether me
Chinese si permit o. on account of treaty nch s
ready gives them some exclusive privileges. treFI 'us
attempts of similar kind have tcen made hitherto
without success.
The manufacture Of s1np1T1er. wih.l- two mice
of tte town 0f Victoria hes been i0rofdrn ny proca
nation 10 has heretofore been largely manu- 'aciurei
br desperad0es az shore who cell % pirates SNUG
g.e-s Ar
r-fo-s1r ~ literature ln Ch'ns recently Boz state
of iut1y.cation drove ont of the hal four hundred
students and ,s1ed several stDendisres for which he
was snsreniei ~ Keshen. who did not however OBJ.
tss confirmation of he sentence a. % VS. f1unt
tlat fhe professor lad points 10 character sud had
n0t compromised his Office
Rnnds Of robbers hsve been organized ln several oi
The Chinese Provinces sud are destroying snd plumber
ing villages and hamets
ChInesa having been detected in cutting nro-7sood
uesr the lmpers residence has been sentenced % Do
reheadad
Tee Chino Ma says that China has uaiel gone el-
ti-, lotion in ts ii-4s off passive o1efenca Dc
tu-tsn-es have br0krn out 10 several Proyinref-in
shan fnrr ar..rg others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

TgE FfRE u WAsHIsgroS-sr The b-i.f =,
count which yes,srdsy ~ th- Gre -hirh -.
out on 1hursisy evening ~ rs Wssh.nsfrr :, -.
not exactly correct The ssh'e III the rear "a J.-s.
place ssa- rnf burnt lsrrr frrunrors'r 49,
"a q vss bur slightly n.ure1 NJ Robtn., 80
was nearly or quite destroyed There was .ns1r,r.-
IN Z for - o00 q, the New England Nlflt Og,. 4,
this city 5000 AZ the Protection sri 81 clC i, -
FINS OrHces IN Hartford. The r'er.or a. kntres ,.
tsrsons shop ~. g71 which Ess part oi Tie a..
building ~. nesrlv destroyed. md re stock "a
His os. : esunsisd ~ = oo-nslrcd A. ite Nt,s-.
Otnce, 10 thls city. for 5000 l-e building va, a.
I'd by VI. Arnold " CogpcrhsEfn. of Dorchester 49,.
was insured a; the Merchants ONr- for 5000 ~.
store ~ " Bogr No. @-, wss Dot ms'eris y s.-.
sged but his stock VS. injured sonewhsi tT u,,s-
he . Insured ~ the Nes England Mutua Otle n.
stock OF Milton Aus,in Ne ga damaged ~ ,-,sk.
snd wsier o. the snount OF shout $50 .usuret a. -
Franklin ONce for - ol0 IRo.fon Ala, "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
Letter from Pope Pin. IN. 70 the "o'ernor
of Touf.faun.


Orr -asSe-s will remember that the Leg'sls
ture ~ 10 session ssi spring psssed .efle' oi
ilrons n1e-er BY NJ. D. Nientnsn -d'tn Vl - p
expressive of the hope and confidence on oll Peot' 7
The wisdom and patriotism Of Pope tius il -
-nsrfr-.rn- were f~sns-riref on ps-crmenL anl tt
trusted ~ orr Governor % !. y Nrsy' rs9 o. -
city Eno delivered them IN person 81 nom.
was very handsomely received y re s-.-o. NJ
the HOLY p1-tacste Ire fcli0Ei1E reply OF IS y p.
ness "a. also Drought over by Mr. Nrsy. Ire Origins
y % .''''n ''''n "-''- " y o Delta Dec T..
ILL. $40, r- ~ = -r--t = ne roic- conveyed By
y- $1,000 r-1-ir.uon - - 80 OF NsF 81 =.
re His1 P0rrE Pooe pa * ~ slgl' .e,s ~ -
1-er rlt I1 poss-ssio1 n : hr'o -.-.-- =. ....s- !,
G-u~f- Assembly % yolr sale '.l-s ~. 49,. -
noah q MArch- A1d t-.-fy.E % i.e ~ .
i- People ~ fo1ss1s in h. n-haf - - = y : :.
pes.n dlv DO ne o. -ulou. -. proved ro' srsel- =.
~ Hoy F.ia-r Who 5ss -sr1ed ~ 80 - -.
- fs~5rs1 r e--s,.or hat "a rs-rrs csfr 10 -
fe. have -r0-r-c- 3D. vc-r sd y ler lpol - 500
ia- Ponr.ct see ind-p- liefLy ~ =. 80 n +. !.
rsirs % re Government of - q niF-'7 -
'snds. se rsce g - 'ncy % eols-.' 10 '-'
% sutt--t. t-..h..ss,fv moved
g. - -.~--r - = -irs ne Genera Assembly il-- F-s
r,v- @rrr-,.-f rh-r lively ir--r-si srd t-sry pane =
r in he n-E resrors "a ns- n ~ ~. ~. r--,,.s
tween BE- Hoy see ara ~ Govern 80. s.'-. , b /.
sfsf. Ths 81 Ess of 81 ff-si-r q Leu 7. n
70 ress. fts- i1r0lg1 i- ~ss conveyed - - - -
sur.oc- hist iha Cs.1o 10 r. IL or, lr - -i--ns,
pro.penF ID IA enlarged free CON ~hcn y % ~ -l'-
o~1.nsrc- -rffl - to ~ ~ ,, 49,, -.,.. %.
Sor he How FISHER O., ruus .tai a. these 'enur- .
s1ou - -xp-s.-1 ihr11gh hss charged ne 10 com
with ts grs-flI r1ly firsnsmins % you ne pfrt' 90
rs,r Won Il t5---f r. beg Of yol 20 colve7 i1 a DE
NaAers Of r- ~-rf- ard cft-- Ho1se " h-pr-s- tFe-
o. your Ssi- ~ chlcs s-uan-u. OF ne Roy fall 10y
u1s-clnpanet ty prefer o. ma gfat.lis VOC n -
expe-srcet f-rr tf- Kindly crron.irsno Wlcl i--l :.
t,rro-io1sv resolved Ii 10 r-gsrc can on. -
rf conveying io vCl i1 hs name, words OF rec-f a.
s--s "a rr-r roth fI- me rsrt which you htF-
t.sen r Tie ferr.-raan i-s-f srl fr ne goot "f 81.
ezrressft ir rrlr r.1-lrf-e11r
Hse1E has comp -r viii tle af1fir %. Try >'t-
@-s-i hr10r-c sr srr-r he as-lrL1c-s OF l5 % %
tu.rlsl-1 cor si1trsaon.
Y0ur most devote. servant
O. CARDINAL sOGLIA
Ron Isaac IoHesc~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
The NaIien NcM.paprr.

90 LEONARDSr Dec. %
kDlToR oF The TKIsr>E Dear S.r-In tins
dsy' NATION / sc notice Of ihst jou-usl copied
without comment or contradiction from the Dsbru
Past IN which am represented a. the 50 Editor OF
the Na,iPg. When the Nss> lo-< Nanoa Wa. founded
entered UPON shSrc IN It's management, bai for th.
past ihrec weeks have cessec a. Connection with n
and think 4 extremely unfair that Mr. Nc(;. should
put before bis readers As SAB Editor ofs pspcr FROM
W hich have with drswn formally ana forever
Ian = rc-fsFr1 tr-v.
JOAN hErsERINGruN pRVNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

- W have infomaiol ,hit lersons go.ls i. .,tx
ma lugh 20 supply themselves sila blankets Nslr,s.e
log inch expressly sisgte 90 their wsals ,na
colorei Ne have $50 ssrse ssocs ol superior re- aus
es for Iam.les steamer. shps and public t0lf.s
DOREMUs a. NIXON. So Nassla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

~ We have fall and authentic report Oh
Gov srwARD's great lecture delivered 10 pa.','
more on Friday Evening, which we shan P0o'''
tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
NuelNt.. rnrLu.s.


ANTHONY BLEECNER. Arcroas-r
NLw-foak Common PttAs -PorrlFr sALFAr Aucro.
BY ANTHONY BLEECKER. On THURSDAY. h.
2.h dag ~ December iels. sif@o coss ihe N-,cscs
Exchange. THAT sALUAEtt LOT vi,h he wooden toss.
Ihereo1, knowu ty on. street. unmser % Zee h-Bs
the north side ~ ssl street, between Mol end = .,tal
st it- of o Zee, 10 frol end roar by lo0 feet sge
1863 % %,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

tbs PgoPiF.-We call particular attention 90
the prospectus Of a new paper, to be Edited by
Messrs X lily Robinson and McCLENAHAN. We
may have something more 20 say hereafter ln
favor oi Tins project la the meantime we VIII
only remark ihat every Noturaized citizen land
every America citizen who wishes 10 keep
sn impartial record of European affairs should
send their orders Immediately 10 the Office of
The People Mr.. DFvlN REILLY, one Of the
Editors, was the principal literary writer %.
the Dublin Nation, and joins MiToHrLs partner
IN publishing the Uatet Iristmon. We shal
have more TO say OF him and Of the other Ed.tols
90 20 morrow Tr.baHc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

At Potsm ,uth. ". p cn fhe -lst inst tl, uer-
STOOD ~ ID deg above zero Wlfr snoV falling rap iy
A fe'elraph.c dispatch imm Portland. ST.. oi
tse ga met states 70 commenced showing here shout
ID O'Clock today a s-ho ner lumber isien went
ashore between Cspe Cottage ard Portland Light sri
hs. since hIgfd
The Ner Be5or3 Nsrcart ol the 23i instant
says a sn0S storm commenced here on I1urfday
evening sni continued with much violence ycff"riav
thr1r-n tte Day Wind due Essi thermometer o.
Psbrenh,ir Ire .eov is much irtsd average dcp'h
sbrut inches
The B-a.a Ir1rrIr 90 Saturday ster.o0u.
l2i inst complain. that he storm had i'sarrsn-ed
-1e MALE na directions Considerable had fallen
iu ihst vicinity which ci courle considerably impodei
%. progress ~ - railroad trains
The H1't1r Courier %. the lsth instant. SAYS
such is The mldre.s of The present season that the
trees are sgsr building forth ard our attention va
yesterday directed 20 currant bushes and honeysucSes
which present slI the appearance 90 Spring We srr
evidently drifting DT % me boulevard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26
- TnrLEaI.IArrHr II ri

~ THr LEGISLATURE OF Nrw-B ,NPsHiRt hes
passed plurality law for the election Of Members Of
Congress snd Pre-. dental Eectors IspPesr' 70 have
been introduced carried by the Hunkers party
measure probably 10 the expectation that the Wings
and Free Soil men vii not unite the ticket
and that they may thereby carry on four Congressional
n.frlrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

- The Detroit Ere Press S our strongly in
favor Of reducing letter postage 10 uniform rate Of
tao ceuis-newspapers free within the State IN which
they may be Published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

Very aisy received .1 favor Of MRS JERNlss oOlp
CANDY Buf real ms cenfcs'e voluntarily gireu ~ D.
Houston, h- Reporter io he = Seusle sn4 Tdna
Of the \. Lancet
NgN-logk. Dec o. -
Several members ~ my family have used Mr. "a JER
Nlss Cold Candy. when suffering from severe siaes n
inflenZs. and have experienced he mot decide. rsa~
from b. % affords pleasure io boz iu. ersh'ei o e,ri
% me- utsry effect ~ mi. excellent remedy 'o ,ss.
aoarsenes.. and a.. other p-'ronsry affections
tAMfsA HOUsTOs Nd
Sold, wholesa'e snd retail, by MRS " JERyIs. -
BROADWAY corner ~ Wife.st
Agent--iio Broadway, 0 Asof house, ~, Hsys.
3 faior-st Brooklyn. a1i by Drigg'Hs ser-isly
~ Esc4 pacAass ~ invariably sned MRS w JEk
Wis
Re sure I'D asa i1r Aas JERyIs5 Cod Ctudy
Prtup in rscssges % D., - . and = each as u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

" The P.fsseld lu) Sentinel comes 70 Us 90
mourning for the death OF THoNAs GIBBONS TEuNsutt,
the co-edtor Of tina, paper who departed this lie %
u Iu.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

t-F- The Stesmer CHEKoEEE dit not leave
Ssvsnnsh her regular day having been detained b.
bad weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

NV ASD WONDERFUL APPLICATION of rHf
HAGNrrIc TELEGRAPH 1t will be recoeced. that In
thr beginning Of the year Mayor Quincy recommon
det that system of fel-grgphc signals should b.
adopted with respect % the uumrT0usre engine houses
ion hi. city-s0 that '1r Instance. from some centrN
point Information might Pee communicated by the cleo
trc wires 20 every station % and ihe same fnn
aoi so that again Information might Do transmitted DO
nDe md Che same Time from amy one engine house fH
an the others well On such central pom luu
thus make known The instant ami AT over the town
tia moment when and 'he place where 1rr hr'aks
ouf Iest n fht. mentioned n our municipal report.
the Mayor ss1mt,ad ns report stating in THAT brief
condemned aud acceptable manner Tor which a the
pubic papers from bic hsnds distinguished thaf
such r. system had been completed and would h.'
tested before rho end of the year 40 the meeting NJ
the ClnmDn Council lest evening the members TO-
raca1s or .as minutes and fansref % the talegrs
rhc oee t0 examine This new suparstus-Vhieh exc
fei heir snrprise and admiration 1t was put In oper
alton and while they were present 70 communication
wss bad with New YORK ihe wires ot that city
many miles from us. being connected With this FIRE
alarm apparatus Ia Boston The correspondent in NeW
YORK. imusi afey s-nt On bio reply by the res
the electrical action upon which instantly caused the
de-pflned bell connected with the apparatus near the
Cify Hall o. DO mnz this great fire ssrm bel bring
TIN. sounded In this city by the operator - the tee
graph Office ia New York Directly after and while
i1e Nv FORK operator ringing the bell the other
bell. here rng hy persons ignorant Of VIVA, was
going on and supposing there 10 reality fre in
tbs city, the whole 20 department ~ turn out
10 vHs fortunate That they 49, flr AZ toe very same
time ire actually broke out ia Washington street resr
Winter street. which 1y their thus speedy attendance
was fytingl.sirt wlfe1ut 90 great damage m.s
hsve 0frerw SEE taken place Boston TRAY Dec :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26


" Ins medicine i recon- rrdef fO he public 0f ne
cure n coughs. colds c0r-. upu01 ft.rerss srf s-e
fAt 80 - krrti '' eei- in ifer csses '~f 80,
ID IT'S fAn~s ne pfopf ei0f tu 49, ~H cor eucf u1
Dc = DE u and Only remedy for tuch iiseas~s .g1 sas.
risl vii convince every ore RI. - ruth Th0ussnfs
DOCr- ~ ~ been s1f arf Dob every afe1f "a on
benefit The propnefOr himself cured - egg
d congmpuon and sncs ifat Tine thousands have bsr
cured OF c.u. Ls COZ rorsgurf n and r-r com fs.tfN
- ufe 10 oprf-lot upon ih- system - mid fasrg ~
certain The irndsrest intact axe % tancf ~ q
harm 10 sss.is Nature ~ pei me se-ssl 20 ifJE
= system u oosrn- ihe ph.sgm ard gigss he psasti
use u sfHdle removes he cough snt .esloras .shh
Cefracse- ~ hundre. ~ 30 -e@n sfihe
sCHESCks PULMDNIC SYRUP
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C0TToN-The Csnsdss news hss had favorable
eject upon the market and sales Of 1000 bales were
made yei,srday - higher rates-the market closed
frm FLoUR-salss Of ZOO bbis were ms1e st4 81
Com remained unchanged by ,hs news Provisions
a. ssf quoted Soling rev 10 FEziGHrs The Veatler
warm ior the s-as