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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

sbould not be. Thousands are nov selling
without license in our City, but those who
know the fact will not complain Of them, while
those who would complain Of them hay u
means of distinguishing themfrOm the Licensed.
If our License Laws were meant to be obeyed,
they would at least require every seller to dis
play bis license conspicuously in the room
where his traffic is carried on; but being in
tended only as a blind, and an anodyne for the
public conscience, they are constructed accord
ingly.
4 The Maine Law embodies no nelc princip,c.
It is simply the application to the insdious poi
son, Alcohol Of the common law principle
which regulates the general dispensa,ion Of
poisons. No man is now at liberty to sell Ar
senic or Prussic Acid except TO persons who
he has good reason 10 believe contemplate an
innocent and salutary use of it. The fact thst
many imbibe Alcohol in ignorance Gifts poison
Gus character is en- additional reason for strin-
gent public safeguards against its pernicious
sale
). The Maine Law does its ,oOrk. True, it
does not stop all selling, any more than our
laws against Theft, Forgery and Murder pre-
vent absolutely the preparation of those
crimes; but it renders the traffic Infamous
and doofns it to secrecy, stealth and darkness
1t coIfronts every tippler with the warning
that lie is making himself an accomplish of
offenders it startles every youth, who may be
tempttd to take his first lessons ia dissipation,
with the knowledge that the Pablo judgment
and Public Conscience have deliberately con-
demned and stigmatized the traffic he is abet-
ting He wi o shal become tippler in defiance
of the Maine Law, can never plead ignorance
as an excuse nor saddle his degradation gpOn
the community.
6. And finally, II is popular. The enemies
Of the Maine Law, though they rail against it
as despotic odous, obnoxious, to public senti-
ment, &c, &c, arc very shy of submitting it
to the People They wiring and twist every
way to dodge that ordeal. They are tryin :
hard to rapeaf the law in Maine, Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island; but in neither State have
they desired submission 10 the People They
have the power in our new Legislature: We
dare them TO go with us to the People, either
at q Spectator General Election. But they are
entirely too cunning for that. Z
A State Temperance Convention viii meet
in Albany on the second wednesday in January,
and U0men's Temperance COnrentiOn on the
following day and evening. GerritSmith, Rev.
s. j. May, Rev. VIM. HOsmer and other emf
nent speakers viii attend and address the lat
ter. Mrs. Elizabeth c. Stanton will present
the Address We trust both will be well at
tended, aud we mean they shall, at least, be
well reported
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Massachusetts Congressional Election.

Dist. l. scuiaer. wv 4o3l; Howland. Opp W. aiss;
Scat, l23 Scudder's plurality, l,6O5-eec ed
I'LL. Edmands, CN.) 34l3; Adam, II. 81 s,96';
Seat, COD Edmald.'s plurality, fiS-elecsed
VI Uphsn. Ny) 4,27s; Hood, Il. p 1896 Scat,
2S2. Upham's plurality, ls2-elected
VII. Wentworth (W) 4,3tl Wilson, QF. 81 1910;
Scat, 367 Wen,woith's plurality lOl-eectei.
Zone town wanting)
TX Barton. (W) ISIS; Davis, a.. F. 2s0t; d.
Wit, If. s. 1854 De WAITS plurality, 1896
elected
Y Dickinson, (W) i,l49; Cutler, a.. F) LOO;
Scat, go Dckin. ons plueiiiy, 2,5i6-electei.
ri Goodrich, (W) 1916; Griswod, IL. F. t5i3;
Scat s5 c, oirichs plurality sD-elected
CSevcn towns wanting, which may reduce
Goodrich's vote a hundrof)
To- uxL VACANCIES
Old p--, n. Fay (w) 5000; Hood, o. F( 4sll; Scat,
i3i Fsys plurality, l9l--elecied.
". Sabine, (W) 4,fs9; Bolles 4,0ls Scat,
394 Sabines plurality, Fl-eected
X Loud (y) 1859; Little, (LF) 3571 Little
elected by small plurality. Two towns
to be heard from, which will not change
the resut)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
GREENOUGH, THE SCULPTOR.
A friend, who has full knowledge of the ca

\ friend, who has full knowledge Of the case
writes to US as follows, touching the report
relating to Greenough, the Sculptor:
The friends Of Mr. Greenough have been shocked
and incensed at Teegrsphic report sent from Wash
ington TO the New-York papers embodying a rumor
that Mr.. G. was a confirmed maniac The rumor Is
false ltwas very inconsderate-to.sp speak temperate
ly-in respectable journals to propagate on authority
OF rurnor, statement, calculated deeply TO af
hict the fomiy of Mr. Greenough and possibly to nure
HIM Such publication-even if il had not been
gross exsggeratoEis cruel violation of the private
sanctuary"
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GUANO-ITS VALUE AND COST.

The following article on Guano from TIE
UOrkiHg Farmer embodies some interesting
facts respecting the cost and profit of the pow.
erful fertilizer SO extensively used in England
ard very considerably in this country. II
seems TO US that our own Government MIGHT
very properly confer with that of Peru with
regard TO the present exorbtant cost of the
great South Sea staple, setting forth the i'm.
portant fact Il at reduction of the charges on
the shipment OF Guano TO one-third Of their
present amount would inevitably result in an
immense extension of its use, which would nj.
timately restore and even increase the rave.
nue. now derived therefrom. Long Island. and
the seaooard plains OF New-Jersey, Pennsyl.
vania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and the
States further South, are all eminently adapted
TO the use of GuanO, and thousands of acrss
which had been exhausted and thrown ou- of
cultivation have already been restored n for.
til:ty and productiyeness by its liberal employ.
ment. Yet for every acre to which IL i an
piled, there are thousand which need and
would richly repay its application.
We apprehend thatthe English calculations
given below are all iallaciors in combining the
advantages of Guano to the year of its suplic,.
ton, whereas its benefits are felt for several
years thereafter However, here is the .rti.
Gle:
rHE GUASo QUESTION
The Enghsh journals are filed with proposed
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Correction.

NEw.Yosx. Thursday, Dec l6, ls5a
To he Edi,c, IF The " Y. Tribune:
In The second column Of the fourth page Of
your paper Of this morning is short paragraph which
Is caleulsted to give wrong impression and do sross
ir;utice 10 one of the members of the Assembly elect
from this City unless il is corrected alude to Dr.
Miller of the Ninth Ward who has been elected a.
ont and out Maine Law man." and for proof If
ssry, can refer you 70 several well known Maine
Law men" Of that Ward.
CD WHEELER, No News.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ar BEowS, (Miss.,) asked, but did not obtain
eaVe, 10 cnef an amendment to the rules providing for
Tie appointment OF Committee OF fifteen members
"Lose duty u shsli be TO report general bill at each
VI congress ior tne payment Of private clsnaa
On motion Of Mr.. SMART, the Committee On
was Instructed to inquire into the expeiency
81 making an appropriation for Castom House in the
Belfast Collection District, Msine
A JOINT resolution was passed to pay the pub
lie printer for paper used by him since November lst
Mr.. HAVEN, from the Printing Committee,
reported bll authorizing the enployment Of two
clerks and one messenger In the office of the Supenn-
terdent OF Public Printing
The consideration OF the subject was post
poned for week
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the resolutions 10 refer the various branches
me Prtsdeits message To the appropriate Committees
The general debate being over the Com
mitee proceeded to vote the pending propositions
lie nrst was that Of Mr.. Brooks 20 except from refer
tnee 10 me Committee Of Ways and Means much Oh
the fresdelts Message relates the tariff ami cas
tcHs, and tLet II be referred 10 select Committee Oh
seven members, with power 10 examine witnesses and
collect testimony here and elsewhere and with nstruc
nons to report BY bill or otherwise, before INC
18th of January next
Mr.. JosEs, (Tenn.,) moved an amendment
to the above to insert after the word otherwise me
following "Apd by bill resering the al vaorem prn-
cpe and reducing the existing duties on imports with
view 70 the collection Of more revenue than shall %
necessary to defray the expenses OF the Governmens
economically administered
Mr.. Brooks asked 4 division Of the question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

~ Mr.. Bartlett, Of the Mexican Boundary
Commission, reached Chihuahua Oct. %, in
10 days from I'll Paso. On the 18th, he and
his party had a conflict with the Indians, dur
ing which one of lis men were killed, aud
eleven of his mules stolen. The Indians also
left one dead Oh the field. Mr.. b was intend
ing to leave on the oath for Camargo, 40 days
journey distant, to meet Major Emory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

LECTURES AT J.sAIcA, l.. I've see BY
the programme published in one of the Jamaica pa.
pers tina, promising course Of lectures is In rrosrs
there Hon Gabriel z. Disosway insuguratcl the
course in a lecture on the Huguenots' Among the
lecturers to succeed him. Robert Bolton Jr, WI.
liam Belts, Rev. Or. Johnson. OF Jamaca; John c.
pevereux. President Charles King of Columbia Col
lere. and Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
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LETTER FROM GIN. PIERCE TO BALTIMORE,
hp-The President elect has addressed letter TO
Mayor Hollins stating that he viii pass through Bal
more about the middle of February when he will re-
main there only few hours preventing the hosptable
intentions of the Mayor and Council from being fully
carried out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

IILryors.-The Legislature viii meet on til
first Monday in January II will DO an interesting -
sion United States Senator viii have to be elcc,el
Judge Douglass term will expire on the 9Th Of Msrc
next There viii be also many important measure. ~
relation to State printing, and the railroads now in III
course OF construction and those contemplated There
will be conflicting interests awakened which will 10,
easily be roooncilcd, and altogether viii be very
hustlrr sion.
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~ We mentioned recently the ATTEMPTED

u we mentioned recently the attempted
introduction Of Mormonsm into Norway by the preach.
ers Ahmsnson and Folkman at Brevig Il seems tina,
they were not allowed much opportunity to make con-
verts. The Magistrate gave them notice that as they
belonged to no sec OF christians Acknowledged by the
Government they would not be allowed either TO hold
pubic wor'hip or TO bspuze As they paid attention
TO the warning, they were arrested and taken to the
jail
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Y PxrERsoS & HuxrHRErs, No. 379

Rr ~.wsy. Of Whlfes, receiving daily from
Eass and sss Anctien Rooms an unusually large and Gle
stock Of Csrpetnes SURPRISING in hrisncy Of eo,o
yichne~ Of design and nsh anything offered in this
msxhet Many patterns exclusively and not to be
foand sssvhsle Also the renowned Worlds Fair Carpet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

" We see by the Cincinnati papers that
Madame D'Arusment Fanny Wright died in tina. city
on the 18th inst having been confined to her for
long time by injurious received from fall last winter
No one can deny that she was woman of talent
however opinions may differ to the use she made Of
hi mental riffs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

IoLkr SLlrfERs.-Ladles viii find at CAN
istl~ No $50 bowety, most appropriate yif their
49, scqusipsucef ia hts assortment OF rch and sle
g. Smhrcdersd Toilet sppersa present that eoad nos
be scccptble 10 possSng and proper
sr alton ofeonort. TIE demand loT these articles Inc
R hdsy Yves great that large number were
dsl 0nted from CANrsEiLs inability 10 supply al his
or ,v Apply early.
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: The searching damp that leaves its fun

- Inc scarchIny uail' mat IcaVes rs fun-
s aask placesshe we; air waose every breath hreaths
= = , Of Mrs JERviss Colo CANDY. For ooRchs colds
10 hold on comfortable, painful respectabty has
"a been doubted Scld by Mira w. JEWS, No SS6
S-~-wsy, Zieber thi below Chestnutsr- Philadelphia,
a., ) druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

WINDOW SHADES AND On CLorHs.-We
take pleasure in again osne the attention of the eadcr
the establishment of JOHN GREasON at No.3l Grecnwlch
st where he oftTs large variety of excellent Window
Shades and On Cloths exceedingly low prices II is well
worth the attention Of the public pay this store VISIT
Two objects Will be thus omplshed-economy aud
can both lie gratifed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

MUsIs BOxEs-At ROGERs's Bazaar of Fancy
Goods No 4iq Broadway have inst been received large
assortment Of splendid mentioned Music Boxes playing
from two 10 twelve airs eech aud offered far below usui
pTces Mr. ROGERS determined TO establish his Bazaar
ns the Chesp Fancy Store Of Broadway Gail early and
mike your selection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

70. Chemists, Philosophers, Empires, all
have tried their hands changing the color OF the har-a
have failed produce Natures brown black. CRsrA-
DoRo alone has succeeded His Liquid iar Dye performs
the miracle in FIVE minutes Made sold and applied at CRis
TADoRos No Asor House also for sale By the principal
druggists in the city.
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the smo,nt Of that sets continually INTO -
Bszasr there quite rush his Lower store ioI ~.
splendid Mufs, NictorIDes Tppets- Guns, &C &c, :,
he has just opened for the accommodation 0, ~ a.
whom h location il more than that OF ms pa
rssr in Tie 81 Nicholas Especs attention invited 10
the moderate prces Of the supero se.s o. hfnS' "'0''
GENIE No. "a Broadway opposite 81. ralis'
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nuaruEsy NOTICES.

NowaxrK TO BIZ FoUSD.-Search the CITY
- YOU cannot find elegant la. than that
-. ~ he feope's Ha ier The is obvious TIE
Peots BaneIs Practical ieehanics aud as 'nen eH
and po.sess the ability rival any cOmpennJn
~ HAT FiSIsHERs' UNION,
Salfs Room No II Parkrow, o2posiie Assor HOUSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

A FIRsT-RATE NoTIcE.-Capt Macknaw, in
bis Atlantic AID Transatlantic sketch's, Atodt ami
Ashore laws the follow just tribute TO Of most
popular mechanics: Tie KNOX Hat tue most co niorta-
bic and the time most elegant hcadsear nave
ever seen the English hat particular be copred
70 iD "ApTr0haiion from Sir Hubert stanley pra se
indeed" The Jrice Of the koSX Hat is 81 aud his estb
lisI,n.nti 10 al NJ I2A Enl;o1i-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

~ GuRSEYs new and magnificent DAGUER-
RyI.s GALLERY No $40 Broadway contains tie largest
collection OF Portraits OF distinguished persons TO be seen N
tbi. country GCRsEY received the highest pre- mum
gold medal the late Fair Of The Amsresn nsutr for
d best Dagnerreoypes exhibited. Over three aa1-
dr.d OF the p'incpal cities and God Regions Of Ca
fornia exhibition. 90 and see them-admitiaaee rec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
~ Drn,v,e N,o,,vprvorrniso nrrelv y,

t,y DECAYS NIouKRENoLEO is purely vege.
table prepGraon ond po'ityely free from any injurious
deleteIious substance Those who purchase aud IL Will
be disappointed with the result II does no. stain the
shin or soil the bonr Ct and is delightfully."- irigfant
fresh blown rose Price 50 per bottle For sale by
THOMAS J. GROWER, bookseller, No. sd Broadway, f.
FRENCH bookseller No. 1876 Nassau-st, Clinton II III,
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~ WATrs's NrRvous AsrIDoTE has done

W WATTS NbRNOtn m NV T. Nus "'iAO
nv daughter good than anything she has ever TAX D.
She y as weak and su rcd great debility aud t0
Ices ofeppette She IL most completely resore1 70
health and have been relieved Of most severe cough
Mrs DOYLE. No. 635 itl-st.
81 per bottle. Depot. No lOz Nassaust. Sent to any
pat Of the country.
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~ A Cold Mednl awarled fnr the hest

w a Gold Medal awarded for the best
Book binding given by the AM Institute the
late Far TO T.. WALKER Sons Newiork Book Bndery,
No. ia fulton-st
T.. w Sons respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they special attention to their elegant Pic.
fofisl and Substantial Book binding, of all
large illustrated works as
Boydefs Shslsptre, Field Book Of the Revolution,
uoesrths Works NiItae's Bible aud illustrated
Haipers Bible and Shskspere, Works
Harpeis Magazine Tails Co.'S Shakspere,
incomes aplc Encyclopedia, Audubons Oaadrupeds and
Family Devot'ons Ornithology OF Amenca.
The Life al Christ Royal Portfolios and Aliases
tY- All scripons of Pictorial Library aud job Book.
binding executed and elegant styles reasonable
prices at theI old stand, No ia futon-st.
~ General Mutual Insurance Company
Merchants Exchange No. corner OF Wall and William
sts) =, .
Marine aud Inland Insurance
TRUSTEES.
Wa. H. AsriNwALL Moses IT, GSINNELL
JAMES BRowN, JosEPH w. ALsoP U.s.
Rosskr Il. TAYLOR, Paw SFofroRp
LEoEAEpo = SuAKEz, THOMAS T. STANTON,
BENJAMIN BARcocA, ELIAS HICKS,
JoHS b. kircHiSc, WM. BASSEwALL,
A DFlANo JEREMIAH WILBUR
SAMvEi THOMPSON, JAMES 4 SoVrTER,
MoRriAER LIVINGSTON, Chas. H. RUSSELL,
WM. ;. WETAoxE, {. h. NARsHsLLl,
WILLIAM L. fpsNlss, J. ID. HVSL5Ur,
N. q. RvrssRs, RAMSAY CsOoNS,
Jossfa SANDS WILLIAM b. BoiLgs,
J. EaNATRAN SMITH, q. MERLs.
wrliiAM II. MACY, g. II Moor.
b. \. DAWSON, ID. c. KISesLANe.
ALFRED OGDEN. President
HENRY hOLDREGE, Nice-Presdent.
h. G. Morris Secretary.
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Dow Jas1I-SHGRT PATENT SERMoSs-A
new series Of these original and interesting sketches
bning the of Wit with pure morality will be com
Inenced In The SUNDAY MERCURY Of Dec. H. PTce cts
per copy. Office, No. 100 Nassau-st
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NnrEL rEArrRE.-Rnor's great Dagn .rreIan

Gallery, No. 2G3 Broadway, is now open eycnin ~
brsny lighted and IL Of the leading eata . OF Ino
street Call see thu Crystaotypes the Ia - "0H
Ger Of art Pictures taken "a or shine.
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r-v- Its genial ministration is delicious-it

cstes and heals with soothing truthfuness throat
breaks dry hard cough relieves distressing asthma and
ycs TO the throat and lungs healthy tone, unknown -
scepcs The above assertions proven true by cert-
Gates from the greatest men of the country aud besides it
has stood the test OF time Sold by Mrs. W. JERyIs, No.
306 Broa6wa y, and by drug gsts generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

rv@ A thousand Crying Babies have just been
received at TvTTLEs Emporium, No 345 Broadway and
are offered the pablo wholesae and retail Dealers sup
psd on reasonable FUTILE never better pre-
par for the holidays There lack of anything the
fancy can imagine The rush for early choices already
commenced. No. 345 is the place for presents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
Ior,DAys-The HOLIDAYS are approach.

HE IJOLIDBIS.--IIIU IIUIIU''! = 1IO ''PPIV"VI
ing Ia seGson oh the lille FOLKS devote 10 youthful plea
snIe md The time when they anxOusy expect their new
outfit We appeal 10 the Endnes fathers and the aztec
tion OF mothers DO let the boys be disappointed or
their youthful hopes busted but go 10 the JoHNsT Boys
CI oTInc and buy very elegant suit for
email ,monpt of money. l.. LOsEE, No b John-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

A Few Doors WEST or BRoADwAY.-MIL-
LEFoNTs Partisan Manufactured Sppers can be obtained
ut his Agency this country, No 70 Beec terst o. ess
prices than ar charged By lcturer throughout the
CITY for the initiated article. Remember tins latss an
when in want OF French Slippers any article OF Ooc0V
ering. call ct SMITHS No. 70 Beecker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
Sy,nr Srw1yc-Apain we invite public at

teution 10 the important fact that SINGERS SEWING MA
as recently improved and adapted for the purpose
,vin st,ch fine linen much than other nachne
Cen and exsine the machine and ITS work and compare
with any stitching done by any othsr M ans a. me ocs Vi
l. NJ SINGER Co, No. 252 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
H. nv, .,n W,es-g.rcHELoK's Man

uctor, for these articles celebrated IN al paIs o. tns
void persons wishing light elegant and dnr-De "
Tss rsr snrslv b. su;ted Hls Hair DYE is applied "a
or sold wholesale and retail at fo WALL
- CIV the sddress-beware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

70 As soothing as is the repOse OF a soft,
religious gtas healing mortal strife is the soul-hi.
ing orearso the lubcatons Of MIS- JERvss Colo CANDY
physical pain Like the Absorption Of eloluencs
the wing 10 do aoodk the pnl0sophc solace that
sc success but science paradox though
this seems is Mrs Jeryis's Cold Candy
cases Of Gods, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
XXXIID CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION.

Southern Tasg,eph Qee corner Of Hanorsr aad Beare,.
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IL New.York is getting all the vices OF other
large es without the nsnizns inaaeness o. tas me
- ,,ci,sl ronne nee 10 the hardsc, Gnd o.sAT-
eyed-1nen Whose patriotism is absorbed II real e,.s.e d
rnI, end love Of noisy notor,ety oui 1nsIe ns an
cures coughs &c Sold b Mrs JEWS 10. o'o bio41t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

u FowLEas & WELLS, Psychologists and
Pub shers Clinton Hail. No. 81 NassaU-st New York ant
10. I42 Washington-st, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

How lightly falls the foot of time.
That only treads flowers
~ Ladies, ii YOU wish to be graceful in the
dance step into VIM MnLERs Store, in Canalst where
YOU will hnd white Satin and Linen Caters white Kid aud
Satin brunze and black French Md Slippers with CATER
boots all the fashionable styles suitable for ths season OF
balls. psries, weddings &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17
rR Words cost nothing, it is said, but the

tB
VOID Of trndesrnan should be his bond When GREEN,
No Asior House. promises set of Shirts from his famous
It, the delivered at the hour or IN advance
of it, Such Shirts fitting well and made 80 exquistey
cannot be had elsewhere IN this broad unlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-17

CURTAIN MATERIALS AT REDUCED PRIcES-
Lace Curtains from "a to $50.
Muslin Curtains from 81 to $40.
Brooatees, Satin De LANES, WOrsied Damask.
Corc,s and oil other Trimmings at prices 80 per cent
LEES than usual at other stores.
n B-Wndow Shades of every description.
kelly & FERGUSON No 2S9l Broadway
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