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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
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vhirh Iufirg tha y,s' ,ssstp hIs .w,Tt ~ su'h
fs,ril ru nlr., ~ --p rurrl D., e., ~ l-liryr ~
sr,ry .1ss, vh"w Il had loc, ,a''V eel rHh'sAy
Inrl'i. ~ li1prrr, Shrfr ,t pru,ri .irgrLul, "a
~ u ~. iur a. vel ~ this rruH,lN, tIi tl "
IT'S s PERkINS' CRNMP AND PAIN NIL
IER, NJ. tha m.,ll,ar recommended lN th- hr5
Plvi as', ,1l IN thr P,,,, a. The b. Il, the .urrst
rrnr,i, o. l-'u..i.
4. = drr.si4g fr rs, WOUNDS, BRi -.
~. a., q D. p-'A ~ 70 uraL 4 al.r en- casr. IT
BuRNS, SCNLDS, FREEZES. Sr.,-rclc',ng
the PAS ADD HI,IING ~ithIut scar.
For Tooihnche
% b.. be- ripa tinHs utt 1T to-, a CUHE. We believe
II Viii AYR f.i, un,rss the io-,th b. liberated U
The t.lih o. hpllp~. ssurats a ltt. liut ani pu n
~ m cs'iu. Hold -un" II Il ~ the mpulh. u
ihe f,J. % sNul,,p lathe With a.
B1h'; ~ bat With It j. grncrill, q cure &c the
HEADACHE.
", ar cnn.ta1'l, rc,cyin. cru,hr,tcs from r''
en pact IT The cuupir, nan, II whirh ma, w. sen
ia uevsraprrs, ard IN Pamphlets which 80, b" ID
tsIu'i 81 az II uuT agents.
T.. :. lis Tia ls.t Hrr,, AL OT LHird ~ the
WutI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
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~ l-'ir,r ~ vii ur'rr hil ~ srgs''HV 1870. u
n ull 10 tx -l . tr.srssi1iul ~ inr. su sut,r "r
utIts..s, Hr IN l's ul,1Drf fh- T,ir1t Dlp take %
i--sr, s1I ih' stomach anil lsvr'. hrrl, luth'I.
NpI o. hH. .i 90 tvrri, niuuIr. ihy Tlii,lt d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
N. H. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BAlSAMIC ElHlR.

ftbt h5lt bhloNMlO tl'lh,
rrU OETAr NoETHTEN ETNIuI TuE
-10n2n LnP4dOI5
No. fhs ",1'' ,ss.'a'l Rsa'iy 90 i'' N".ff'
COLDS. COUGHS. wuOOrING COuGll,
,E"uF uH gutSsN, ,srHv,, rsiN - rH'
stpI on sruu,,u. sNp at utsTAst'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

farmers tell Us thai il cosis dollar to raise a
hushcl II corn, I think there - a great mis-
r,kc in their education or mine. One item
NOR, In respect to the corn s,oycr. cousid-
,r the corn sioycr from two acres of ground
ahcr, vou cruw fny bushels to the acre or
nor. To- b, worth three tons It the best mead
av hay: and A. have made no drluc,ion in
mg c.,im1t, cor the value Of the slower, will
,l-duct IN cos, of cutting and curing the stalks
harvesting and husling the corn for the s,o-
,rr. which buurs IN price Of the corn les
than forty cent. a hushcl Or, you may call
the corn 60y.,wc c-uis bushrl, and take the
corn slower for the rrn, cf the land and Pay
tn uNcs.
IfIhavr culirh,,ncj any ono IN respect To
crc~rnr corn in the theory IT INV method, or
rn d, cSpeu., 81 the cost, ! shall be amply
r,fd i1r ms TIM and trouble Of writing and
NJ mot. and any Of your correspondents So II
Q, r,ply tn INV statements, will lusl sly that
/ have not told more than half the truth 'n
respect ~ the error cf buyinC corn, rather
than raising IL. and that they will he likely
90 hear again irum MIopLrsrN'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

We ar, acquainted with our correspondent
Who uses the signature MidilcsrN, anil
have no douh, of IN, correctness Of hls state.
mcu,s. lis estimate, of the cu,, of raising
cpru are as near the mark rs any We have
seen. Skulhl farmer, can grow corn ior les
than eighty cent, a hushcl IN ,olcahly gcod
~DII. take onc srason with another.
one trouble With farmers j.. this southern
corn b, of'rcd uomiually chc1pcr than north
,rn. and stable kccr,rs arr ruurvd hy false
wri-ht. tll.. measure. musty corn, and swol-
Ten ruru. Sample, arr shown not worth hall
al, much "a. our northern growth. We have
hrusb, imported ,sm tina, our horses would
ro, ,at wcadu,r farmer, tof'rd their HOG,
auJ cattle with corn grown at home Suhlr
keeper, would jo better 10 huy h0mr-mld.
corn o., eighty cent, than imported a, s.Nry
r,.rts -NFv p'r,rnaH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
L',urso Lrrrr'rr rrHroO'c'l or Ar"

Sh, h,s brn s,nrartrl With It i.,,u ths l-g,nn,Tg
Tn "ruiFtr ruHrUNrs," s"''s- e I'1-
graphical ~k.trh.s, so'pmf3Hi W. vel rngr'N'd
ruitaus n Guipr1i pNiur- Il thr NnritIin
Jhrrrh vhrrh h,,s iprur,l Su1.r rr,rai. trtHr
II &c HOLDEN. vtlI T. ,u1'iupad ~ ihe su.c'',i.
r7. tlru-. ~ thr Mrg,Iir', and sill t'uirr y ."
peculiar ylIur Co. r,1,'i. r,upis Il r',p dsn"min'-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-23

AS0f From Souhpon 1t n 0oco Woo1t 10uer0oy 3,
49, n Pleassnt prsfis pousA Bdssl, - lx61dDyE
,psdi II Antioch, IN, ~ IL u, 10 uilsss n n
s7a And bach between : = ana =. sIN4
Proposals V comas0ss % pls1ssne Fss1sby 81 mi1ss
he's distsncs, win ~ con1t1pssA xs8 kaA
4soa Frsm sos,hpos, Il 3 y enes wS>s esAssdays
By Pleasant Praiis nbusys wiImss ~ EnsiA
70 Riehm0sd " . N. 81 nlss,
And bsck between 9 : md n rrldsg.
PsoposAh 10 comnsncs q PIsssAnt fnisIa - -
u lsss diasrcs. Win ~ considsvd sny
4sss From Southport Il - ,ni-wsskly Msaeys 49,
4, P,:.:,o, M P,.;'ss Brissol s.Iss. oss,sa 49,
Bay. walwoesh, eharon. Allsns Grow. ernnav44
and Clintons s8ss46l1 NJ ~ At Eek
"a T3slo4 b 10 =. 81 miIss 4, ~ " III
And ksck bstwsen = and - p = ae11 oaoA
Psoposals fos ~ mss week sssvies IN - esuae~4
lso4 rr.n ssushpsu a ; sa~ 49, riAps
~ Pssis asd DsiGhDns - "a tA4 i.S8 \ ts1e
TO Bmliusson y p =, - miIeos X kss.
Y Ana tsek bssesGaeA = - pn ~ -.
4ses Pros Rssias u . ! = 49, I ~ssk rsnn1ps
~ eyivn6la 81 Q&~Isst " Y sf
10 0sasmby ep0, - m1sx
Ard - tsswssa = y = - VI - 90 1ys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
rHE BowERY SAVINGS STORE,
W. GiiLLLLEEY' proprtetors, Managers
d2a2A T. McMAH Ito5iN and pireeiOr'

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-The sub
Il scrbers have received by late arrivals and offer
ing for SALE elegant OF French and German
Toys selected expressly for the Holiday SEASON consisting
II part of the following viz: Drums, Trumpes, SWORDS
Woolly Dogs Noahs Arks, Furniture, Building Blocks
Tools Vic ms Mechanical Figures. Baskets, Tea Ses,
Stoves, Msgic Lanterns BRtedores Gtaces and other
games Tin and Box Toys Of every description All who
Contemplate making ChriHmss and New-Yeaf Gfes are
invited to call before purchasing elsewhere. Confident
that our Gcods and Prices filt give abstraction
respectfully solicit share OF the patronage of frende
and the public. JOHN HART \ co il9 Broadway
DIS 42awMITur doors above Canal.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

AN OPPORTUNITY SUCH AS
Minus Is SELDOM oEFERED.-As The H0LI-
DAYS a4e upon US rs The eosns, ai IS ii be-
cones sil ho wced nae lick pgeha1es 10 !ooA aboa,
pet sooE-theTeufe
THE PRoPRIErORs Or THE B0WERY SAVINGS
STORE
maze known tat ,hsy Intend surprise the paec by
opening VIDE their ao0rs making general reduction
in their prices to sell oe Tie year is apon us THEIR
ENTIRE STOCK og 20 make fer cur Spring in'
voices " haeh we may now
EXPECT BY EVERY STEAMER.
we agree 10 sell as low as any concern u The United
States or we win 5ret. the goods aud take We oppro
NOW HEAR WHAT WE INTEND.
We viii sell sHAwLs at about oue,haf TO lwohirds OF
Inc former price,
OUR REDUCTIONS ARE THUS
SIX Ve!yess at g. 10 S6--tomer price 81 TO So.
Blankets at 8 10 81 so-foruler price $40 s.
Eannes 10 to = cents-torner price . q cents
De LANES Is 6d.-ioruer price Is. 81. S. I'd
Peramauas al IS to SIS ed--foTmet price Ss, sd to So
Merinos 1T 6e 10 9s.-.i6 former price Is. 10 rs
Prints a. Sd. to Sd former price Sd. TO ls
1T WILL BE SEEN BY THESE FEW EXAMPLES
that mus be the advantage OF The purchaser 10 stop
IN at this celebrated establishment before shty leave their
money elsewhere without psrtsSing Of advantages such
as held out here
OUR STOCK OF GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
is decidedly the richest and most appropriate In New
YORK. and here advise buyers TO stop Y they weud
find an appropriate present ri a low price.
FOR DOMESTIC GOODS
fail not 10 inquire
THE BoWERY SAVINGS STORE,
10 bowERf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

IN A Fuir.-The Colored Ladies of 81 AIMS Asso
cison viii hold Fair for The benefit OF the Catholic Free
School for Coorad Children founded by the Rev Pastor
Of 81 Vincent Of Pauls Church. and placed under their
patronage. from The 26th DECEMBERt 70 tic LIST JAM
AIRY tSunday excepledl, at the room OF Mr. Day. Assem-
INV Bulding 565 Houston.st. near Broadway me mum
Der of schours is about sixty al IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

xssF- The u. Il. Land Society will hold their next
regular meeting on Tue day Dec. "a nj Pm l27 Grand
al Hall ON the Sd floor. The public invited 10 come,
examine tho constitution and Join them. N B. Business
of importance which be deferred requires Inc al
tentai ce of every member. WM PARKER, Pres't
L CHAS KEEN, Secy d&i
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

..,,, ..,,.,o. yf,aa DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
~ VERY MORNING. SUNDAYS txcEPTEDl
=, ~ rplsrsg su1Lntscz coasER OF zpEoch ATp Ftae
.AD-sraEg1S, Opposite rBE CITY aaLl-
,,f,e,f6 10 CRY Subscribers for AZ i-G Cents faz
u =, gn thew prefer, they pay ID advance Al lie
- cy az months or GEAR at .na sane rate Single
pts1 nc C,rotz Mai Subscribers five Dollars pes
Sol n s7,a6ee Subscriptions .sken SO xix In0itas.
e.t M, eSosLhs Ct q Three oonare N advance
9 - fasss se gga osd i Ess1 s2a p, ny s
- @frse ry4sane ere not allowed aor 36syeoee
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Valuable Books at Private ssle.

NswYork,
Agents are wanted circulate the following new aud
useful Works tretgil price, 81 80 per VOLTA ana
c,,Tplele PICTORIAL HISTORY OF CHINA AND
INDIA. -.
THE UNITED STATES; Comprising the most striking
and remarkable OF the Revolution the French War
the Trpolitan War The indian War the Second Wax
with Great Britain and the Mexican War with three hun.
dred engrayings-6G0 PIP. octave retail price 81 30 per
volume. Orders respectfully solicited.
Any person wishing to embark the enterprise will risk
Hie by sending the publisher s25 $50 for which he
VIII receive assortment as he may direct at the whole
sale Cash Prices
Enierprsng and active Of responsibility and good
address would well engage in the sale Of the above
Volumes and all Poslmasers Book Peddera, Periodical
and Newspaper gens respectfully requested 70 act
our A GEMS A handsome remuneration allowed 10 all
who engage IN their sale For particulars address, post
paid, ROBERT SEARS,
d3 tfeod l23 Nassau-st. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

Notice-Thc public hereby notified that no c99nec-
lion Inns NJ anv time between the Industrial Home
Ateociuon and G. A S0cchi, the person advertising for
tule Lands adjoining the purchase OF said AssoclaI'on
49, ~ JOHN STEVENS, President.
y, n NrVR,y Secretary d2i IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

VUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AZ SENT ENCES contained in the Prayer Book OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, to music. for four voices
with an Org an accompaniment by JAMES JOHNSON Con
sucor of Music Of The Church OF the Holy Communion NJ
Y adapted the of Church Choirs on Charitable coca
sious and for tie social Circle.
For sale at STAMFORD & SWORO5s, 1877 Broadway;
JAQUES BROTHERS, S65 Broadway; WIN DANAS,
20 Johu-st and the principal Book and Music Stores
d24 2tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
Holiday Presents.
DALL, TOMPKINS Il BLACK, late
ADMAReuANp Co 2f7 Broadway, beg leave to inform
their patrons and the public in general that their assortment

-A1MARcUAEp 4 Co 2i7 Broadway, beg ieaYe 10 MORN
their patrons and the public in general that their assortment
OF -
DIAMOND AND OTHER RICH JEWELRY,
Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Fancy Goods
Paran Articles &c complete as at thepre@
sent time All who may be in want OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
are recommended call before purchasing and
inspect collection of goods Suitable for the approaching
season. that surpassed in any similar
establishment in his any ether city in the Union By al.
every from Europe they are In receipt Of new
styles of goods made 10 order or selected
in person by u Mefrh,
who is accustomed to devote twohlrds Of each year
abroad, Waiting the various manufactures OF England,
France Switzerland Germany, Italy, &c kc.he remain
ing brief period Of the year being passed in the store ena
bes him by personal observation TO obtain that knowledge
of The taste and wants of their and the public,
which residence abroad would debar him from
Their stock Of
DIAMOND JEWELRY AND JEWELRY,
composed Of every variety OF PRECIOUS SrONEs, 10
complete, comprising NECKLACES of single stones, on
clusters OF DIAMONDS with PEARLS; DIAMOND
CROSSES, larger and finer (thcy conGdenD than can
be found In the possession any individual in The country,
These " l a single stone RUBY RING aud BROOCH set
around with Brlanshe Brooch arranged to wear also
asa BRAOELET ARE well worthy The Inspection of those
who have taste for Precious Stones.
EARRINGS, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, CEIATTE.
LAlHEo &c &c noueu upon Iue PREMISES 1poef he'
Immediate superVson
Their tepu,atlon rs ma.nrecurers Of
~ - O. ,yt,r WIS
oihfEN "Hhri
It s believed is too fully established 10 reqHie NJ Their
hands This time any extended notice further lAan 10 say
lAelr assortment wac never '''0'o oo"'P,o'o
Their WATCHES are all warranted 10 ne aood ume-
keeners Among their FANCY GOODS viii be- found an
Ov,srei,,. asscr,5o.,, of PAPER hfAcHE. BRONZE
'N'no'' " ~
and PARlAN arlceo and other yaFoes TOO numerous 70
enunere.
A., ,ha GIN or ibe c0TngN FABLE 9,.h soyn,y
Al ,ue '1gn .. 'Ho '0NpHr' i4noLh, 49, WIZ
Broadway ard Mlurdy,sf opposite lhe Cty Han
dl8 9u3, l9.l0,%j,2iI 2S.JO&Sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
FRED. w. WILLlAMS
unyerslly o. lhe CITY OF New. YoIk, Dec. ~ 1850.

re- Mercantile Library Assecintton-Pco-
rTanmo The second OF the series of entertainments by
GEORGE VANDENHOFF, ESQ at the Broadway I'd
befnacle Tuesday evening, Doc. 2i.
PART l-CriIical Remarks on SheTidaus Comedies
Leigh Hunts nnd Macauley's Structures Answered; Sher
dnn's Claim Originality Sheridan worthy of Tue title OF
the ShGkspere OF Modern Comedy Sberidaus Farce OF
81. PauchR Day, the Sohemng Lieutenant His son
TON p Sheridans Descendants Shcrddns Opera OF te
pant ii-Mr @ Vandenhoa will give his much admired
9oudiuE OF Tho School for Scandal
Tickets Is cen commence ut n o'clock
"a llr 0EO. eECKHAM, Chm Lee. Com,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
Plum CAKE FOR

nRNAMENTED PLUM CAKE FOR
VFTHE OLIDAYs.-MraW GOD, 2s7 Grand a. would
most respectfully inform her and the public mat
she now ready 10 supply them with the choicest Gaze Tor
lie HeEdaya; comprising Plum Pound, Plain, Cinon Al
mond, Currant Raisin, Cocoaaut. Washington, Lady
Sponge ard al! ether carefully iced and OrnameRted.
Orders 10 furnish Holiday Wedding, and other Parties
thankfully received ard promptly attended 90 Orders aeat
To all parts of The city free dMOh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

,,z~ ,ndiess Fn5r.-The Ladies' of Cannon-st Bap-
tst Church and Congregation now holding Fair IN
Thpan Hall 400 Grand st between she ana Mi od
Fancy Articles Booke Toys &c suitable for The Holidays
al prices as low US they can be found elsewhere Adns-
sion free vi -
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WANTED.

CORRESPONDENT WANTED.Lfhe
SIProprietoc OF Daily Newspaper N ihe interior
wishes 10 engage ire eervlces Cores ondentn 3e'
York fer the purpose of giving The News ofhe Day 10 al
Neve Of City and pref notice Of the Money Marker
and Sales OF ne day Its Wing publication ard you'd
require perhaps writer whose opinions were OF mat
stomp Proposals wanted both for Das Let er and
Lei er three times geek None but wr1ter OF good
order Of intelligence, and education need appy Ie
advertiser wishes such service at far not nl
gard OF ssisry Address win real name and addres
"CLIO.' care Of V B. Palmer. Tribune Bindings post
PAD 10 the accepted offer Wiz be gIyen
yvlis eli bl dGys. az! 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24
MANURACTORY On JEWELRY

MAhUEAITORY OF JFWELNY
on he, premises where they fully beeyo hey are able 10
u ecue difficult and extraordinary pieces Of Jeweiry and
Presentation Plate other icles Of gold silver and pre-
cious stones higher order Of and greater perfec-
ZION finish than be produced elsewhere In the coun-
try Original designs furnished Without charge.
They beg leave 10 Inform those who haze not heretofore
purchased Of them that their prices ali marked 10 plain
hgures FROM which the ghteat deduction be made
dlg ThS4TutJl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

20 Masonic, /. o. o. e., y. of L. and other
Rrcalin and Jeweiss first Premium Silver Medal,
S6G Gold aud silver Trimmings Finges, stars Tasseie,
Laeds ON eagles Beons gaatdS Nc BAL IN sa sde ana
d5a al Z. COMBS, 268 Grand ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

NEW.Y oRk-CcLLE cToR'S OFFICE, October p, 1852
The sA section Of sci of Congress, approved 18Th Sep.
sember, 1880 enuued An Act making appropriations for
Light Houses, Light Boats Huoys,n nc provides
Thai hereafter al bpoyE along the coast or N bays bar
sounds channels shall be colored and numbered
that passing up the sound entering the bay
hStor channel red bueys with numbers shall be
passed the ssykrG hand black ouoys with aTerea mum
s the port hand and buoys with rcd and black stripes
On either hand Buoys IN channel 10 be coored with
alternate scfite and black perpendicular stripes
hereby give nooce thai the provisions OF the foregoing
Law Win be carried into effect and the changes indicated
herein made in the arrangement Of the 5uoys IN the waters
o. thls District, On OF about the lst Of Mav. 1851.
o2a sawSm H, MAXWELL, Collector.
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BY john TIMoS-Seconi Series
In volume bound and etered with Sin l.2slrauous
- Spbject, Of the Illustrations:
/ Portrait OF the Author ~ Jno rimon at Saratoga
FOa Room VI Ma Man h a5oa II To% s springs
From among the Notices of the Prees the following are
extracted .,,,;,n,s4 10 ,tsn III,
honot Of standing the Rcognto Of tins inabe wIsF
s r dasrf d 6ayi laid lis aaiata Of a. fs,mlasa
The 80 any 6y wbomoey.r written the best ts
Kind published in Tho country " soo ~ vs 70
soTS. % a s1.
Spectator or rs'beF Of The connois'elf sS3 de H. ,
'.rse snh Of style jercacy OF wit Independence u thought,
catholic pr and the higher eoqaence tnsir Occasional
moral tp to be found IN eoasoaoo any other work Of
The pig6rla Embellishments otherwise attractive a
pearence Of the Lorgnete renders asfde ftom its cor
genial literary haracterscs-adnirahy suited as Christ
present rom gentleman 70 lldy or yIe9 versa
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~ Liquid HRir Dye, Improved so as 70 color the
HSIr or Whshers the moments Is applied without Tue easi
injury III entirely free from unpleasant odo snd can be
Sshed With the strongest soap Immediately II g applied
~ihout waiting to dry For sale applied ri BArchEl'
Wig Factory, "alls; unyio Aufh&Satu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

NN7ANTED-One or two Joarneymen
Wv Forsers and Finshers Of Tinmens Sheara. Perna.
nent employment and good prices will be given mnedi
ate application is made PECK, SMITH co;
Southington Conn, Dee, 1880 did' 5wU5WW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

NAPIER PRESS WANTED.--Any
/ person having good second hand machine may find
purchaser by addressing GEORGE bhCCE1
ga 3tt IS Chsmberssi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

90 Hat Pinlshers' Union. The Stockholders Of
Nc han FINfSHERS' UNION would respectfully
eS attention thcir friends and the public the and
commodious store. II RARK-R0W, opposite the As,or
House, where they viii md elegant assortment OF
BATS CAPS and HE variety of articles pertaining TO the
business which viii he sold a. the oweai casa
n B.-Ths is truly Association Of CAPITAL and
LABORlhe producers OF the Union being also Its propr
e,ors dis &WSTrS&Tu*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

NNTANTED LY--To
w Rent small House, or part of large one, in
good neighborhood. Address Box 2042. dSl ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

ia Jnne-ss. Sunday Schoei.--Thc Fifth Anniver
ssry of he Sunday School OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church lane 81 viii be held on CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
Dec IS 1850 The Exercises will consist OF Dialogues, Adj
dresses md Singing by Tho Childrenao Singing by The
Choir lickes OF admission l2l cents; may be obtained
fycn the members of the school al lsr0eds $! Eighih
avenue or al Vun Beurens, rs Blocker d2 SiSr9&W*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

TIJII ID I'M Ii t1NI-A-N T II III
a DAY BOOKS-Splendidy Embeished. Publishedby
HARPER 4 BROTHER 62 Clf:st New-York,
GOLDSMITHS POEMS
exquisite Designs Etching
Club Svo muslin gilt $3.50 imitation morocco gilt - S5i
morocco gilt IS, -
THOMSON'S SEASONS,
Illustrated with 77 exquisite Designs by the Etching Co
Gvo muslin GIN So rs; morocco gilt 81 CO.
MILLIONS POLITICAL WORKS,
Ilnstrled by 10 eNanaIe engrhYincs vols 8yo:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

KkIANTED 70 LEASE-A Store not
less than z0x50, in Broadway on the wesl side be-
tween Cara and Futon ANY person having such
srore or building be altered into Of the
above dirersops larger, VIII please address 6 L.
KELTY, lSl ChaihGm-sL ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

~ The Sisters of Mercy, in behalf of the
Sick and Dying Poor respectfully aud earnestly solicit
the public to add their charities during this holy season
Of Christmas time peculiarly frauSht with home com
forts and er joyments.
Msuy scenes OF pvaon and suffering NEE! theirey 10
their daily yrltat5 the sick aud aims which those
IN abundance never miss would 10 alleviate The mise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

q CEiF ed splendid assortment Of genssetaea's far.
Disfiag goods, VIZ cTay2s scsrs easpenders gloyes
LosnlHg robes, porte mohnces card cases and gf AZ
ETY. II other articles suitable fof zs pfesr FL \ ssascn
A9ATE's, 81 Broadway ecrner Psrk9saoe al ssS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

fesolrcd That the foregoing Preamble and Revolutions
be published. Il HALSEY TICHEN0R, Pregident
S1EPHEE 5. M4pGs, Rec. Secretary. d2flt-