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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
CITY ITEMS.

CHRIs1aAs.--"A Young Mother writes to us ask.
ing at what particular period Christians was esab-
".bed aud if the institution is due any saint in par
"ucular." We should be happy to answer such
question but the truth of the matter s the precise
in which Christmas instituted is as nebulous az
comets tall and about as hard to get at Suffice it
10 cay that with the Pagan world days sacred to
deiiier, presiiDg every phase Of life from birth
till death, were con mol and were the chief mean. of
commanding the priesthood to the people. Nothing is
Violently changed, and hence the early centuries of
Christianity adopted much of the ritual of the old
fsths whether of Jew or Gentle. Robes and censers,
sisgirg boys and mes affairs and genuAexions came
in naturally the succession Of seasons, the last part
Of the season always overlapping the other These
truths are sDgusry evident to the traveller in Europe
The statue Of Peter at Rome, for example whose toe
has been kissed away by the faithful, is Simply .ab-
lime carving Of the old Roman Jove. In Italy nearly
s the churches are built on the sites Of the old Pagan
temples and the offerings to the saints are the same
AZ made t. q Mars or Hercules, Ceres or Venus.
Wherc Drudica worship prevailed, the necessity Of in
cooperating certain ideas level with the barbarie
comprehension, with the newer lights Of the Goepel
presented curious theological ntermeshiDgs some of
them evident to this day. For instance, in Br ttany
France where Goddess of Hsts was worshped by
the wsriike clans, the " exce1ency of the Blessed
Virgin" was made known To them under the coguomen
Of" Our Lady Of Hste"-to which gentle Percentage
an edi6ce s6n stands; and likewise, - the oak WAS
sacred among the Duids, the chapel was bull ruusd
4, sadths AapgHsa txee tassnegiSed nto ~ rpPVst
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MARINE APPAIRR
RR,e WHITEHALL

bkJ0 WHITEHALL
The stesmtug Achilles, CapA Gedhey, arrived On
Tuerdsy night from the wrcAs ., Barpega', rcp"rv'
that when sbout Eve niles north Of BsDegsA saw
brig with signal of distress flying, and on making Tor
her she proved to be the brig whiehaD, CsPt Peter
son, from Cardenss fer New-Yorf, consigned TO n.
Del RE She was in leaky condition, with most OF
her sails blown away. Capt Gedney took her IN tow
bat the storm increasing and the sea running very hgh,
he was compelled TO let her 60.
The Whitehall was fine, fast sailing vessel OF about
40 tuns and rated 40. She was built in this city IN
1870 for . Government light ship, and was avery
strong vessel She was afterward sold to parnes IN
this city and altered to a brig. She was valued a.
about So 600 and partly insured.
COLLISION ON The RIVER.
The Staten Island ferry boat Hunchback on the
O'Clock trip from Staten leland, when off Governor
Island ran into the Email seam-tug j. I. Undtrhhi'
and sunk her.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.



ss;s T.RI; Al, Am; q ,.i Troy and eA ''.'.'
se %TSs s"s E T,S. r: sG NJ. s
h5Ss s-Pousss:erss Frs.Ss and Passenger. stations
400 N Sing sins Ps..eTse ali nauon,
e. -tn.1y and Troy L,Ers.. Chief I'..o s..
On snI s.s . t W., ID .on Sa; ,,ss"
HARLEx ROAD -tpepo q White and Center ssss,l
,ics n Mail aud Way slsnecn. beyond William: BRIDE
$50 Way EIpress for Albany, chic, stations.
Tram, for wis%s B,id,. md 10 m; SIS ,lsOpn
Tam 6r White Plains. li:oo $50, $50 andsi6pn
roo m-Arcon dstion Through all .is,ons
ss.A sc.sa hI pres" as BRIDGEPORT ''
500 soson E1 r.s Hssn Stamford sor-.a Bds.es
.so nEs ssd Ia.asA nearly al ''ar0'
ssr css. sst s,r. as,. . s 70 c Chester
LONG sLAsp ROAD lpe.o,. ssr,h ysr,y B'ootsAI
1000 a Gre export rrrn, all siatons through
$50 a.. ,mye s. all u, station, "a. :. HsmD:ts:S
500 He@,-scd; ~ :t.o.. 2 H;upaesd
$50 m-Jsmaiea, al stations to Jamaica
ERIE ROAD DsDss foot Ds... street, so'sl R''.l
& I'D s Ds.. :t. s,s ss chef ''''
n TO- :n niss naS va; . Il .'.:e :,.'''
SBp n-EISras, nearly all stations.
I RoAIsRs, foot :: c''r.'i street, RI
mo- EIpress Tllo.H, ppep.i :,.ncns ..
m A eon nods Thr0ush, all stations
400 New Brunswrk. eli stations o BrnAsvpk
M ypr'ps Through. principal stations.
m Brsnswrh, all ssbons
D. m-EmiEsbt Through. sta,es
fne NJ Ee~ Bru a stations
Railway At 130 " g. s. GN asd SD
Trains for Fe~srk leave nearly bah hour.
NORRIS AND ESSEX ROAD Depot foot Of Couiasitt, ~
Sea n-Hactsustgxn Passenger. an stations
Mljbarn Accommodation, al snteas
10 Hselettstown Passenger, an stations.
- Dover Accommodated. all statons
sEw JERSEY CENTRAL ROAD ,lDeps Per so' Nora Rre,l
$40 n-Passenser Through, all stations
n all stations.
o M Through all
$40 p m -SomeryiIe Passenger, all stations
CAMDEN AND AwBOY RoAD.-tDepot Pier 10. !, Bsuery]
PhiIsdsphs Through, al stapous
MI ord>riovn Ira, " hrou RI TO Phis6ehAis.
90 o Philadelphia an stsusA
m u through o Philadelphia, ali station.
nj pisrsat Thrs ugh al s,Aoous-
20 Joha Potter 10 AnboJ.
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IA BLOODY AFFAIR.

Extract from a private letter, dated Monmouth,
Warren Co.. Illinsi., Dec. -, 1856
"A bloody tragedy WA performed AZ the DAdwin
House in tbi, city this afternoon. l wss conversing
with gentleman in DR. Thayers Drug Store, about
tso CLOCK when the ter be cry ofmarder was beard
and We all started out TO discover the cause We wers
soon directed by the thropg Of people to the above
named hotel, distant only few yards and there wei
single conflict it has been my lot to witoess. 1t
il impossible to describe the hrror dspictet on the
wages Of that tbrUOg Of spectators called there AZ
uC nebts ssrsiDg. The circumstances are as tollo~s
A nv, Fleming, an elderly gent sInan, ana tvo sons
about 25 to 2S years Of age had called upon Mr. Gro
tier at his rooms at the B. House, armed each with
loaded psto 10 coerce thu latter gentleman lato con-
cession and retracton OF calumDy affecting their
daughter and sitter with which they chsrged Mr.. G..
Mr.. c.. after some pretty warm language bad pa.eed
be tw cen the parties reed to and did sign
in the psernce of friend whom the Mes,rs Flcnings
had brought with them.
possession Of their iend the Messrs F. or one of the
brothers, said TO Mr. c., am now going to GO whde
you end one Of the boys bodog cooked stol IN his
bead directed the ether to inct the threatened puo.
ishuept, which he Immediately commenced tie had
struck three four blows when C. pulled dirk knife
frcm de pocket, and passing at the same tine his
eft arm arouI the neck OF the one who Piled the LASH
stabbed him in the lett breast and as quick a. tocngt
withdrew the nie and struck the one sho bel the
pistol bach handed hlow, which reached, as did the
FIRST. TO the be-rt Of bic victim
Both brothers received their death wounds in less
than two seconds, and were both bloody corpscs ia
three minutes after they were struck. The old maa
hso gore out into the hall and locked the door aud
stood upon the outside with pistol 10 keep out as
si.tapee The affair has weated an immense excite
meat here, l assure you. The young man Crosier u
under arrest having surrendered himself into custody
and is 10 undergo an examination 10 morrow.
THE Nmpstbies of the people are mostly with Gro
iier He acts ard looks the picture Of despair He u
young man some twepty.seven TO thirty years Old
and unmarried He ia said to have been engaged to
the lady in question who at present out Of the Stst
The other parties we're respectable farmers, and two Of
them. understand, members Of the church In good
s.audiDp
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ssHss6srss, es.sttuted and Sesased boo territory
~ Sic ~ partss Do hafeby nuru.ay so
esae 70 ,eeegniss end rsp-c, in - 'utnre time tho
ipd abS rgnts Of the sad free territory a.
part Of the X. public Of Honduras.
ART ire p 'e.e - Il III. had been iu.. rtsd
word for vo 10 The between 'hs United S.'es
NJ amsr "a and Der Bri'snpic M.~ty signed th day
They ,hsiI he r~ti6 by the President Of the United
,. d, and with the sdv,ce and consent Of The m
a,a On. ra and BY Der Britannia M-ety and the rat
ica,iops ,ha be exchanged at the same lime as those
vi INC GEORGE NJ DALLAS,
CLARENDON.
HERALD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

CHRISTMAS EXERCISES The anniversary exercises
tthe Sabbath School attached TO the First Methodist
Church in South Second street are to take place this
Thur.dayI evening.
Divine service viii be held I'm Grace Episcopal
Church, corner Of COnseyea and LOrimer streets, ct
10 a m. The teachers and scholars Of the Sunday
School will meet their Pastor, Rev. Alvah Guion,
in the basement room at p m.
The children Of the Sabbath School attached 10 the
Methodist Protestant Church in Grand street, by
George Convey, the Indian Chief and BY Richard
Reid, the Sunday School Lecturer. -
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Advertise nsntI
How TO RISE IN THE WORLD

How TO RISE IN THE WORLD.-Young men
should be temperate active, eoureous prompt carefs
ve;nf honorable honest, respectful generous and boud
thoroughly "knov Themselves"
Phrenoosy teaches selfkAovedse, and with it al
tan races together with the odus sprand Of rsss
world. The Hon Horace NAM says oot upon Phrspo,osy
the ruide :, Philosophy and the handasd Of Christianity
Whoever di''ennAes true Phfrnoosy public b-nesor'
The Rev. Henry WARD BCEcHxR ssys: "Hs wishes
to know practically VIA, be 10 made up of visbes
kowledse Of human nature for definite practical purposes hero
system which viii Aid him in acquiring kn0edge
Ike the sys'em of PhreHoloO."
Practical Instructions with charts and write. descriptions o.
character, gwen daily .; M. sos Broadway.
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TIE SrcoSp CoLp TERn-The rain storm of st.

The SIcoSD COLD TERH.--The rain storm of SET
urSsy h which succeeded the termination OF the Winter
sosc- cold cycle yielded c0oths Of inch OF rain.
spd follow I'd BY atmosphere h. temperature of
which Of that day 10 4so but fell suddenly DO
10 and IL and continued falling aud Sur day
morning 2st, between and o'clock passed below the
freezing line when sseosd cold The low
ct Temperature was mi nisht Mopda, lowest at
ard H. 2o0 bighest, and IN, 500 Snow eommssced
falling and shout three inches fell during The night.
Tuesday 3D. the lowest temperature at aud Ia
ard at midnight 49, highest at u and and 2fo
Snow fell quenily during the days the quantity did
coed halt inch To-day "Wednesday !hl the temper.
ture ard al 1870 and 'rong wind BIO Wing nom
and W. Up 10 the temperature OF this day has
above 20 This cold cycle will piete it, first
between II and II this evenns-thy hours from brween
and = Of Sunday. l.. MERRIAM
Breokiys Hi9hfs Dec "a, 1856
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ADVERTISEMENT =,
6-Wa have inst. manufactured
WINTER,

WTNTER, HuVU JUSV
from our lat mportstions for the large assor
men of our popular Rsgass and other styles OF Winter Over
and ISpER CoaTs from Esquimaur Beaver double President
do eha &c Also large and beautiful assortment
cf Rsgan Beaver Cloths made In perfect imitation OF
Otter Sea and other confined exclusively to
Our stock Of BOYS WINTER WEAR Is very complete, 10
We have also received inpoaons for the OF
WnrrR FuEsIsBIyG GooDs-Under. Wear, Robes de Chan
bre Shirts, Gloves, Shaws &C.
Of eleeant WINTER CLOTHING We have commenced the
rn,nuf,c,nre Of onr Spring stock ID. DEvLIs Co.,
Nos 49, ee and go Broadway.
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b YsnE DHpARTNBsr EHYrnrAmuRrr-UH =.
ssss.l ssssItsnnsnt fss Ia hsss6s 81 tie ys,s, q
Dvy0tesns Fund took plsce u psk-H Aj % -
ne He'll 80 Sled By sfseptfvs scls~sea Yh.E0S
rest ,osssed Of stTuments muse b 1ioshssn1 ~
vocal ppsc prspe and qu~Sssstss b. No., -
". Woodruff MseCormseh, Z. =. Uodcrhin, H. SsS.s
osher- }. y Asbo. played upon The yissofrss A - -
Written By y. j. OtsaI son. aud de>icAfed IN "a Is,~
Fire Depsitnent, ws rad BY j. B. Drown uceuses~ "
greeted With u. spplsos. David Scott alec svpssrsS
Of be eh.I.et.r'',e imi'.on' tna B. sro.s ss,. n
ave sra, sasetios and probably sdaed abes ss q -
Widow and Orphan Frpd- -
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BOARD OF COUNCILMI

WEDNESDAY, Dec. M.--Ststed SessOn.The PRKsI-
DENT il the chair.
Nothing Of import snce was done, except the reoeo-
taken communication from the Commits
Fund Messrs Flsgg Smith and stout,
in alton O the Brick Church property. -,
that they have received the following
the purchasers Of the Brick Church property
!" To the Com misone,s Of the Sio king Fund: -
1.-THE petition Fred James, Henry Keep and Edward b.
Wesley fully ihewetb that for the OF cont
inr the title petitioners to the reuises conveyed 10
you the Mayor Aldermen and COmmonsy Of
the Civ of Newly the 18th of May 1885 it is suggested
that further action In the BY
Honorable body 10 advisable $50 At,
would therefore, respectfully petition
pass such further act of in thu
aud confirm tho SUD
previous proceedings relation thereto
"F JAMES
HENRY KEEP.
"E B. WESLEY"IN
The Commissioners present draft of otdinsnce
leye the title the Brick Church from the doubts with which
surrounded BY decisions in the Supreme Court
They consider application reasonable aud recon mend
the TheS state that the deed has been
by The Mayor and the mortgage fol- S6Ooo has beoa
duly rec' rded. . -, ---.,....,
by the Aldermen May 1854 and by the Coueomen Apr T.
1855 ,br validity denied by Judge Roosevelt the
ground that passed BIZ the different Boards IN dhe ent
yrarsby portions two Common Councils ana not ~
Common Council
NJ SWAN said few wordr in favor Of the passage
Of the ordinance and it wss passed. Ayos3 Eoes2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

Srcosp LAMpYRr.-Tk West Tennessee Whis
contains the following:
ION the Goth uls., as were psssipg the cabinet
sbop of our Fl ind Sinclair attention was called ~
the putting together Of the Target coffin we ever sa~
II neuur,d 81 feet scro.s the tOp % ioc,es deep;
and 7 feet long This coffin was for M. Thoms &.
MeC.rttr INT a short tune before his death be vac
In own and some Of our citizens curious TO kno HE
weight, persuaded him to be weighed. His weight
vas ST. mounds"
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IAdyerfisement.l

A retired Physician, whose sands Of life have
nearly run ont discovered while living in the East Indies
cs,,.n cu,e for Consumption Bronchitis Coughs Colds and
sn,,a D,biy The remedy discovered BY him when his
opy ehd-a daushter-wss siven to die Wishing to 90
ncb roo5 As possible will send such OF his actsd %
as rrqupst this Recipe with full directions Tor
Mains up and successfully using Hereqareseen
20 him one shilling three cents to be returned - postage
on the Recipe the remainder 10 be applied 70 me
Of This Address Dr. H. JAMES, Jersey City, NJ -
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TAdyeriisementl

CARp.-To DRUGGISTS AND FANCY G00Ds
pE,Lras- FErRipGE Co.. proprieto's Of Bau Of Thou
sand Flowers" are making arrangements with over U
all over the United States o. expense OF over
so 90 to &C yerfisc improved article OF PomAde Tor
the bair 10 be called WOODLAND CREAM which name they
Nave adoped as trade mark This Cream will be superior 20
sny FRI article imported and for half the price will be
ns nm 10 cups eac tops the whole IN
Closed in An elegant blue gold wrapper similar TO the
B,m" With the came oai.o prices Druggists will please
send their orders they WI be heS In tne ofa'I "n'so
they come. @ "N-yvo,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

CHARGE OF EMBEzZLEMEST AGAINST Book KEEP
ER-Jsm-s Farrell recently book keeper with L. T. Val
sntine merchants No. 81 John stree. arrested yesterday
ty cer McMsnnus Of the Fourteenth Ward charged with
having the It'll Of July embezzed and appop
sted 10 his use 24s funds beon his employers
Farrell admits that he collected the IN question fro var
parties used IL for his private purposes. He held
b Justice Connolly for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

SURPRISE OF BcRGLARs AND THIEVES -Abort
lock yes erdsy morning. officer Hot aud Conway Of tho
Sxt enh Ward Discovered that the smoking establishment and
provision Of Christian Z-geD No. az Ninth AVENUE hsd
b. Ell robbed Of siderable Of hams
butter lard On examining however, they found that
burglars had become armed and lett all thei plumber behind
in the ball Of No. 81 Suspicion rests against parties OF
whom the Police are in pursuit.
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NORRIS AND ESSEX ROAI
Sea m -Haeksttstown Pssser
n ~ . a. nx,.. 81 A,f.hux-
NEW JLRsEY
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BRooKLYS.-The Republicans Of the Sixth Ward on
Tuesday evening elected John Cockel, P. W. Kenyon,
Charles Keley,jr l. w. Brainard, and Vim. Hunt,
to the General Court, for the coming year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

CHRISTMAS Day AT BARNUMs MUSEUM
rN,s no rlsee for family amuseneu Christmas Bay Ike
R,.xrns ausEun Performances nearly every hour com
mepena al II in the monips and lasting till 10 at night GIN
i, siven several times besides fsrces songs dances,
music lie, Fun for the little folks
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A CARD.


II Ns Ed1tor " 1kS N. r TVt6u7s
SIR: Observing an article in your paper Of this
morning stating tha, four arrested upon charge Of
alleged robbery az the burning Of the steamer Knoxville
Monday evening Of them calling himself Charles DAILY
wish through your columns to inform my friends tht IL not
CHARLES DAILY, Of Washington Engine Co. No. %.
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HIoHwArMEs-Afewp nights since. as Mr. Lawrence
Reeve sse family returning Willansbugh 10 hei,
homo Jsnscs they in the oukirs II the city
whe proved BE- hfhwaymen. As the carriage psss~d
the men tuned and cut the straps which fastened trunk
ard ;sse e the wagon ssd discovered is the ocrry
hs on The robhen pursued when they dropped
fcurdt mledsd tbs progress and they would be arrested
when they abandoned THE also and tsen escspaI.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

GEsrRAL PurHAn.-Mr. CHARLES W. Elliott viii
lecture on P'lsy evening before the Paterson Ly.
eesm, spon Tie Life snA Ckarsc;er Of Gen. Isrssl
Putnsp.
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BURGLARY IN PLArr STREET On Tuesday, night
at late hour the hard wuc store 10 Pst street Gokre
open BY Of Jimmy, and resesd q Pcsss' anys: .sd
s les W the value Of nsay esHA Tue bareas e.
ssDA With Ash psde clue I'D ben got % them up
teAH eveniss although the Poke are " SPes Of sse 1iss
them
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Advertisement.
See "GoOD Books POR ALL" on first page.


MERRY CHRTsTMAs.-If you wish to enjoy
sht Merry Christmas visit the DUSSELDORF GALLERY no
1 Broadway Paintings recently been aided
TO tie Collection and contains greater numssr OF suge
nor Work. any other Gallery on this continent 10
not fail to pay IL visit
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ScpooL NArTERs-OPEsIYG OF NEW ScuooL-
HorI.-The fne new first class School-House No. 10,
on Houston street, in the Seventeenth Ward, was
publicly opened with appropriate ceremonies on Tues
day. Addresses made by the officers of the Ward
and of the Board of Education, also by K. C. Benedict,
esq. An original ode written by VIM. GLAND Bourne,
was sung by the pupils. This house will seat :, lO0
pupils, and is plain substantial and very comfortably
arranged in all respects. The boys school, under the
care of Mr.. Hazene and the girls school under the
care Of Miss Watson, with the Primary Department of
DID, No. Is will take possession of their new building
permar emily on Monday, the 9Th Of January, 1857.
Examination in No. H-The regular annual Exam
nation of the Grammar Schools of No. "A, on North
Moore street. n the Fifth Ward, was held on Monday
and Tuesday of this week; the Primary Department
will be examined to-day, by Mr. Seton.
Ece,tng Schools-SsrtnM Hard.-The closing ex-
eIcises in Mr. Anderson's Evening School, on Monday
evening, were very interesting, and addresses
made by sew era members of the Evening School Com
mittee Miss Mosher's Guls' School closed last eve-
nng with appropriate exercises Of music and certif
Gates.
Closing oftke First Ward Ereniag Sehools.-The
closing Exercises Tuesday evening schools Oftde First
Ward, took place last evening under the direction of
Con missioner Perry and several members of the
Local Board in the presence of many of the citizens
of the Ward and many other visitors. The occasion
specially interesting on account Of the retirement
of Mr.. Peny from hir official trust. Addresses were
made by Mr. Perry and Others, after which certificates
were given out with beautiful gift books to the most
mertorious girl in each class, of the girls school The
schools in capital CONDITION and will reopen, fur
the 81 cond term, On the 5th Of January.
Closing of the Pubic Schools All of the school,
under the Of the Board Of Education closed yes
terday, to reopen on Monday, the 9Th Of January.
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fAdveYfisemeutl

Mothers, If you want to make Biscuit and Cake
light spous suitable your Chdren t.s woss
dysp<psic stomach sk Jour Grocer - yAAEs Pvs's Disr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

Our native forests hrnlsh Us Win Nalures OWL
remedy for all lang complaints. DR. Wistar In bis bALss
eos bines the essential qualities Of the Cherry Ben WITH 1H
Water 1t has cured many cases Of seated CONSUMPTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25

DR.. EEpbalet Mott the venerable President Of Union
College who is on visit to bis friends here during the
recess Of that institution spends much Of his time in
Writing and encouraging those eeemosynary and ed
ucational establishments in which city abounds,
and to the promotion of whose usefulness here and
throughout the State he has devoted SO much Of mis-
life. Yesterday be visited the Mount Washington
Cole giate Institute the propretors and some Of the
Professors of which are graduates of old Union
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TEMPERANCE GArBERIsG.-The E. L. Snew Social
Union No. IL, held meeting at their Hall, corner of
Sixteenth street and Eighth avenue, on Tuesday even
iugi S. Brewer esq. presided. d. Plumb, the
Rev Mr.. jones, w II Burleigh, esq, and Col. f. L.
Snow delivered excellent addresses. Good music and
singing The whole audience seemed determined to
persevere in their efforts to abolish Ibtemperance from
our city State and country, and thus save their coun
IT, men from poverty and degradation. Much enthu-
siasm prevailed.