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Kemtaehy.-The democrats of this State hold convention at Frankfort, on the 9th day of January next, for the purpose of no- minating candidates for Governor, Lieut. Go- vernon, and Electors for President and Vice President of the United States.
 The democrats of Mercer county met at Harrodsburgh, on the 2d of October, and passed the following resolution, as expressive ol their Presidential preferences
 Resolced, That while we ayow with plea sure our preference for Col RICHARD M. JOHNSON, as a candidate for the Presidency, among the several distinguished democrats named, on account of his long and faithful services in important civil and military sta tions, yet we pledge ourselves as our friend and lavorite has already done) to abide by the decision of the National Convention
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Esasging, EsDpr, and Tsyine.

EpST received by steamer Export large lot of sD Baggng, Rope and Twine, to be sold on con signmeat by PRATT & BOGGS
 Lille Rock, N0g. l3, 1913. lO-tf
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On Saturday, the 14lh instant, the pottsviIle Emporium says, a keg powder exploded ac- cidentally ina mine near Coal Castle, worked by Colonel Wynkoop, by which two nrea were dreadfully burned, and one of them, named Hugh Murphy, has since died.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

We know that Tennessee will % for the nominee, be he who he may. Let Us be dono with warning among ourselves, and go to work against those who are now trying to destroy the union and harmony of our party. No; some men have joiued our party, mere ly to SOW the seed of discord-and the soon- CT they show the cloven foot the better-and should be treated as the enemies of our par ty and of our principles.
 To all who have the prosperity of demo- cratic principles at heart, we commend l6 them the caution given by the Enquirer to the friends of bTessrs. Van Buren and Calhoun, to remember the fable in H2sop, where the lion and the bear were so much exhausted by the fight for the lawn, that more calcu- lating animal steps in and bears off the prize.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18
ilNIa[Da

In this city, on Saturday evening, the llth inst Mir. Simeon 7. tViffett, aged 55 years.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

Connecticut Democratic lState Couention.- This body assembled at Middletown, on the 25tl of October, and in point of num- bers and responsibility, was never exceeded in that State. Hononarbe Charles II. Pond was chosen President pro. tempore, and J. L'Hommedieu, Secretary. The regular or ganization was effected by the choice of Hon. Charles B. Phelps, President, and Giles Olmsted, John D. Reynolds, William s. Smith, Hugh P. Welch, William Alexander, AIonzo W. Birge, and Charles Arnold, Vice Presi- dents Joel w. White, Alfred E. Burr, and John St. John, Secretaries
 In regard to the Presidential question, the Convention was strongly in favor of Mr. Van Buren for the Presidency.
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.Nardcr and suicide.-The Elmira Re publican says, that in the town of F a, on Sunday the 24th ut, an altercation took place between Edward N orris and John Goldsmith, which resulted in the death of the former, and the self destruction of tic latter Norris was q tenant of Goldsmith, and worked the farm On shares Goldsmith became dissatis- fled with the management, which led to an irritating course Of litigation On Sunday the parties met, and got into an angry dispute about suit then pending, and Goldsmith stabbed Norris with d butcher knife, when N Norrls turned to retreat, and was again stab bed by Goldsmith, both blows were deadly Goldsmith then withdrew to his barn and opened the artery of his left arm, and died Immediately. Norris lived about 36 hours.
 DeStructiec Fire dt Quebsc-On Saturday night, between the hours of nine and ten, fire broke out in hanger in si. Crox street, near St. Paul's Market, Quebec, which, for the extent of its rayages, far exceeded any thing of the kind which has happened ill that city for a number of years. Notwifhstand- ing the combined and strenuous exersions of ll.e src department, the military, the police, and others, nothing could stop the progress of the destructive element, until 1t had con sumed nearly the whole of thestreet in which il originated, the whole of L'Ancien Chautier street, passed through into St. Nicholas street, consuming every house on both sides for a considerable distance Tine number of dwell ling houses burned down is sta:ed at thirty six, exclusive of number of out buildings, and the loss is estimated at G40,000.
 tDaify .4dr.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-11-18

Elections 10 come.-Three States have yet to hold tlieir regular elections: Michigan for Governor, three members of Congress, and members of the Legislature, on the 9th No vember, Mississippi for Governor, four members of Congress, and members of the Legislature, on the 9th and Eth November; :; Massachusetts for Governor, members of the Legislature, and fonr Representative in Congress, to fill vacancies in the delegation, on the 18th; Maine for five members of Con- gress, to fill vacancies in the delegation, on the 18th; and Vermont on the l4th, for a member of Congress ill the second district There is also vacancy in the Georgia dele gaiion, oecasioned by the death of Col. JoHN MILLEN.
 The election for members of the E1egisia- lature takes place in New-Y ork, on Tuesday, the Eth of November. Spectator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

,y.ey street under the Astor House burgar'ousy
.ased by forcing open the from, door, and afgs 9nant
yalusbe goods selected be carried of The oar u
asa,h hearing the noise raised alarm when 'e VII
Lins fled and escaped, leaving their puuder beliau
BRrAEiHc CuuEcn-st Peter I'0at, . !.
sy.s,reet burgerioosy entered on sunday n's D!
u..a, Of false keys and the silver chace a'u
rrnce' stolen AID carried away.
~ursr or .H,yp.CARr-A coloreL named Chas.
sell WAY arrested for stealing handcagt from Walsh
Ssisr No. . Gosegneur-lane
s1raLIxc C.t,.-WIlliam Moser, boy was arrested
,.ac two cloth caps from The Of Thomas Raj
o., Canal-s
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DI ED.

On The 18th INST, Helena Hoffman, in the !7' year OF
Her friends and those Of her soa.ina,, william Herbert
Of BROOKLYN AMI James Grogan Of this city, respectfully
invited TO her funeral from her late residence No
Sheriff street to-day, haIfpast three IN the afternoon.
On Sunday 10th INST. afera lingering illness John Wy,
lie Knowle of Capt John Knowles aged 81 years and
months.
Or Sunday, 10th inst Mary Ann Mclntire in the 10Th
year her aye, daughter OF John ADD Rosanna
Or MONDAY 4th inst Jane Johnston only daughter oil
Samuel c. and Eliza Nelson, aged 10 moaths ard Tvs
DAYS
At sing-sing on Wednesday evening, 9th inst, Ann s.
daughter of the late Gen. William Mulcolm.
At Albany. The 9th inst, Alfred Weed infant son Of
Alfred Z. and Elizabeth Street.
At his residence Troy the 9th inst after long and
severe illness the Hon. John Koon, his Doth year late
Judge Of the County Court.
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LEARY x Co.-GENTL EAlEN,s HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN. 1913.

Al the urgent solicitations Of many of customers from
distant parts Of 'he Union shall introduce nis DAY al
sales TIE beautiful style OF Gca.iem- Has
the nnnerou, strangers now visiting the who may leave
here Prior the date Sep when it has been our custom
in former years effect the Autumn change Of Fashion
LEARY * co TIattsIs, No 1 and 5 Asto. House
Orr CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, containin: drawings,
dimensions other illustrations, will BE- forwarded By mail
TO those who il, and who address post paid.
New York, Aug. 10.
u Eird-fr1E AvD NAssAc.sTREETa.-I'he new style
o Gentlernsns Hats tt eusung ready ior
inspection and sale the OF the subscriber corner Pine
and Na5sausts. Isl Owls BIRD.
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MARRIED.

On Sunday morning 10Th last, BY the Rev. William NJ.
Swel in the Methods: Church. Chry5e street, M. Jo-
seph Broadbent to Ellen KNOWLES, Of England
On Monday, III, inst. by Rev. DR.. ". S Hutton Mr.
John w Phbrick Of VAUDEVILLE, Miss Julia s. Moore,
OF Winslow. Maine.
Al Pouehleepsie, on the th inst. by the Rev Rufus
B4bcock Nh George w. Peck, OF Flushing L. l., 70 Miss
Aleiia A daugher OF Charles Fassa ESQ., OF the former
On fifth dsy the 7;h ias at Friends Meeting House,
Wilmington Charles W Howland, OF Union SPrngs Cay,
uga Co. y. T.; 10 GueIma Maria, daughter Of Samuel
and liargarc; H. z Hes, OF WILMINGTON, Delaware.
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4 MEXICAN MUsEUM-2l Talented Peiorm.

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM-2l Talented Peiorm
l1ss The Manager has engaged for This wek tina ceebrr
Ted Fejee Mermaid.
This animal SAID - have been Captured Llt the
Fsa- Islands and uay uaturaiss and scientific whc
szlrnl;a that u ABSOLUTELY OF NJ
-. Others, however, INSIST that s naara
TioSs blsi, Whea doctors dIssgrse the ~ SLlC nus
%;is 4, The srnses oil SIGHT and TOUCH ave ;ors.lv
-,uts tc detect the leas: deception. wh-thr.
- .h- WONDER OF NATURE. or the PERFECTION
~ ART. the MOST EXTRAORDINARY curiosity tfs
y,li ever produced. The Graft and other animals
long considered fabpou,nr has Shown that the opinion
erroneous and tn Of this ana Is confident ,ha;
the same snt will follow Close examination OF th's tNa
rjiDlrr agsl 1t De- throughout the who!s day
sad rv~Eins. Also engaged the rnas!ltc.nt
MOVING DiOR.tNAS,
ITALIAN LANDSCAPES, SEA with STORM am
SIgIpWRECE. FAIRY GROTEO, &c &c. Also Nj
SROUWE Err the Comic SINGER
ETHIOPIAN SERENADERSi
Who e uueau1t!cd III the woTd-posItIyey Tor ms Wei
oaly-Aiiss aDAlR he charniAs Vocalist; LA PEl z
CELESTE. beautiful Oanseuse. nc The Clty BTss paH
OF TEN MUSICIANS; BALLOONASCENSlON ; ifcu
the Top OF e Museum. and performances IN the Lecture room
every evening Wednesday and saturday afternoons 81
O'Clock Day ysters admitted evening FREE. Ich-
ets p cents children uHG-r Ten. half price. Sll
T AST WEEK OF THE GIANT GIRL.
IL THE FUDGE MERMAID.
SIX PERFORMERS.
ADhIICTANCE ONE SHILLING.
PEALE'S NETWORK MUSEUM
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!, ,Fv,S P,gyS7 AND CHHDREN'S CLOTH
M NGGEoRG T GRR!EH HGi IL; 10 GHAI
rjI -,d ccrl ete assortment OF MEN :. BOYS
4SD GHiLDRESs CLOTHING OF al SeSEST S.si
I s sviis the s:,z q Lh3is IN ,Fsc 4 he has
mace r TGS h. sv-rr Packet. AID has secured the
49, of eyrecienced Cutters NJ pledges himself 10 give
I-rftct satisfaction 10 all who may FuIctase.
- PIX - -,,,c,,rJ;,7 sl2 fills
rTTE TEAS-A choice selection OF Young Hy-
soa part OF The May Ellen Zsnooa and Oscars ca'coes
fresh and agrantl; so, Black SouGbcng Iia FencnT5s,
BSaf House, and Hotels dssfqus Of p.peunT the a, Sp o.
u OF 70 lS II rrlu-ra yri.e. Also Old hYson
Irre,s Tyson skin a1d GunpcTAr els Tor aaie 'o"'
7'p9s.,= ana 'e'-i 3''s' . A. JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

CLrvELAyp, Sept THE canal receipts to-day are a.
1875 bushels Wheat 2e6+ bbls Flour aud 2,.o0 bushels
Corn he market IS very mach depressed to-day, and
Wheat has been sold al and under 75c Flou. offered
IS and Corn sold a, 35c.
s;a.emeat u the quaatty of Flour Pork and Whsater
ported IRON tport CT Cleveland during The week ending
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MILLINERY GOODS,

THE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
lnafy Goods " IS Beayerstret (oEe door from Pearl
street and frs, street below Wall street, H hss sen great
BE and desirable styles and VERY CHEAP. He believes
m assortment be tn be:t selected Of IN The city and
he bus and sells for cash. they he!p being cheapest
The reputation be already has of selling Millinery Goods
cheaper dian can be bought elsewhere he be
Involvement f. persons call before purchasing He attends
h. aucfiCU AL. daily, aTa himself of TIE barsai-s that
ma, cft-r an. In turn 20 give them his
" L. Il. STEVENS
NauI-nr, S.ntrrnh.r u 1a.2 SO Irnis
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Passengers Arrived,

In the ship A,alan:a from Liycrpool-B Jones and lady
MIR f Jones B Elond Rev G. Smile lady and servanr Rev
Bayne Rev Kergan, NcF arlaad, Fletcher aud sou,
III Lea!heater Mr. Hull lady and sonl33 in steerage
In the brig 6 Lamar, from Sayannah-M Carroll, Z
Surtevaut, and in the storage
In the Per brig Excel, from Sayaanah-Nrs 7 Thossoa,
Miss AIastin Nlessrs C E Mas,in and r Thomson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12


CINCINNATI Sept. 5.-The canal receipts are light
There sales Of Flour this morning tia, Learn
except from wagons, which made At about 20 per Dbl
PoFk-We advised this morning Of sale Of 300 bbs
Mess Pork al SO pc: Dbl, delivered st The river.
BuFfALo. Sept. 9-The market rather inactive YES
etday AID hear OF bat few sales formsr quotaons-
About 500 bbl, Flour taken for fancy and So 9'
common brands Sales of 900 bush-ls Wheat made
al 50 for Ohio and IS for other Western Nothing dong IN
Corn.
NEw-ORLrAss, Sept 2.-Cotton-The business of the
week mas been small receipts Of the cop exceeding
$50 bales Sales Of about 100 bales prices varying from
s. 70 I0c Oh old Cotton the stock Is aa and very ite
demand fox II; prices are vel maintained
LIVERPOOL cLAssIF1cATIoS.
Inferior < Ordinary. AZ Ordinary. - )
Midlng .....63 a s Iiiddiing, q a D.
Miding Fz.:,. g a. Midd!iag Fair. .....5 a
Fair. ..,-......., Fair. ............. -
Good Fair. 81 40 Good Fajr,.........-a-
Good aud Fine 10 al Liood and Fine.. - -
Tobacco-The demand this week has been more aniTna
rates somewhat About 100 hhds have changed hands
Sugar-Stock smas holders firm, demanding % bic per
ID. for far prime hiolasse--FaTter receipts and ia
ing Of in The demand have reduced and now quote
ls dc per gallon in bbis. Provisionsln Flour there
little doing except foT the home supply Ohio has s2id at
l2l IS; Of Wh-lt is held at IS ST. LOUIS
Has ranged It IS rs according 70 brands Sour l. held
al IS. Blcou-Dena,i Limited and stock laTges. souud
Hams &C: cauyasssd d. and cured Sc; Sdes 50
~; Shoulders SC per 10. Lard-Msrket 'anSnid; no
export demand and prices barely sustained Extreme rates
NJ - &C. Grain-Sheed Corn, in sacks - abe pr
usfel WIZ; is held a, Soc. The last !os sold bFoush
c per b1shel Lead-Ic OILY sale daring the pa: 'SSeS
ryas one Of ! 900 pigs at SO per 100 lbs
NEw-YCRK CATTLE A1ARKET-sept- II.
A: market, 1850 Beef Cattle, (42s Southern remainder
from the Eas: and West) so Cows end Calves, and $3.50
Sheep and Lambs
PnicEs-Brrr CArrLE--Thc offerings this week were
quite IS large la1 Quotation so TO IS, with les
extra al S..
Cows AND CALvEs.-!ill sold ct SIG to s26
SHEEP AND LIMDs.-sheep IS to 5 SO; Lambs / .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

saS>9N,7ocKs SARsAfAnriL1-is extract. warranted as
:. any made ~ the VOID, is sold atso a 'fiy .ea>o
'e expense end STU! aud receive IS mach nc,
you ,Fe Que dollar lr ar,cis 10 srtfr ie"pg
ty please, this let " alone 'Nt oot o.
us oas5od BEETLES sold within the past tx 1fe 10. ols
dss hiiaia, have We heard but On thr co IRAN. the mo-
essb accounts OF great success. This uE9 MEDICINE
is asd genuine oay 81 Colti>d street. They are IS
= : As doiIAf Go.Iiss % s!i ol.s.s,
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Commercial and Money Matters.


The sales at the Board to-doy fair ard at
firm rates State Elves W i Kentucky !; Indiana
ONO /; Harlem !; Long Island l.
This Bill market i. very ac;iYe, but finn Sterling
o. 9l Francs 525 22i TheIe is but small supply
Of Southern Bills here lct Of Louisiana Bank Bills sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

!17ANTED-.A Young lady of genteel appear
and modest depotment so tend an IGe.cream sa
permanent situation ani good salary w be given The
references required Address u - OIL
nc. Of the sun ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

yITANTED-A situation as Coachman or " ait
W er b. respectable yOu!s llh the best Of city
ference and has objection the country Please TO
anply at IS Crusby street. between Spring ard Boome ~ tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

1B7ANTED-By a respectable Young woman a
W situation chamberna and 10 assist
with the Washing and ironing Good be gyi.
pL.as- iunnn ID TROY In the base Insnt "
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r. '-cILt.IsJ-I TIf iU@J'
CARpFTTNGS

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &c.
rVHE subscribers invite their friends and the pub
d Tic 70 visit their extensive Garrett WAREHOUSE,
No PSI Broadway, topposite the City H4ll which sup
rd with arI and select stock Of CdTpeitrg Gad Floor
Cloths Of ersy kind rom good md Substantial article ct
@ prce ;hoe Gi the finest fabric and most elegant de-
scons ard design selected with th- greatest care from the
cebted American and European manufactures en-
press for fell trade.
Purchasers will find to their decided atess, TO cal! and
ezaniae our stock before making their SCI 4c:l 1ns
c. W. SMITH CONPAE1, Nh
sig lyis- 25i Broadway, oppoilte Cay haI:
IRESH STOCK FALL GOoDS.-Boots, shoes noe
and Brosans-The subscriber has uow on hang,
5000 cases. comprising I'll knds usually io"ha u
stores among which lnay be f0old
1900 cases mems thick peSged Sooss
SO /" esa.Rf ard sswed Boots
j 3s5 :. !" 'eT' 'hisa and and A.P2b ,ss.a,
!!oo mems ss,orru,ent OF ladies' and child
a Boa Shoes Gai:e SC wiz. 500 59.tn n ssgt .od
~. ,hGv. Goods consignment end ~ ;.
Many 9, e Payeesers therefore particularly nVe'
70 cali and sranin- ,v,,r,,,,.e,
C-fa' 49, - Corae1 OF eiHs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

MR. WARNER has returned 10 the city and
W. would be happy meet his friends and any Others
who may he disposed call his ROOM No Ill Broadway
His classes will their resul lessons: a new
class leaning sing by will be formed WITHIN lew
l,vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two young women'
wash aud IRON or walter Best city reference. Apply It
lrhrrad ami erlI. Store. 2s6 boWery So ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

DERTH ANlBOY SEMINARY Sccntiic,
Mathematical and Glass; ca!The PRINCIPALS fully n,end
their School shall le second 10 point o. merit. The
Winter Session viii commence on Monday, NoySmbsr6.
Terms moderate, accordance with the nrs Circulars
with aud references may be had Of John s. lay
or, Brick Chapel, or Of the Principals. ,,,,,,,,,,
WOODBRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

WANTED Il PARTNER-an active man--to
w take m interest IN profitable Office business worth
Sl2O9 per lnHu. $3.50 in cash will purchase Interest, Ap
! PLY 20 | berty street front room. 50 sti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

YH7ANTED-A situation by respectable young
w woman az cf.mbermaid washing and ironing. IS
csmhqrnsii or waiting plain cooking Please TO apply
9l Eiot,-s,rert. front basement. sl2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

M USlC FOR The pEOPLE-The first les
WI son If the course Popular Class will be given on
Tuesday evening a7 o'clock the subscribers asse room
Houou-stree Crosby Tickets for the coucsc-
Twelve Lessousoae dollar each; FOR Single Lesson
shilling. A thorough Of instruction vii hs giysn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-lrnder the
L care OF Rev. c. D. JACKSON,A, NJ. 25j Gevn street
near Naverley Pac.-'rhe Fall term will commence ON
MONDAY Septemtsr THE design OF this School give
20 very sin number the OF thorough and accom-
peG education preparatory College business under
the personal OF the Principal Circulars
iEg e.erences, &c be had al the house.
/ 1npo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

choice selection Of Silk aud Satin Sca1i, Crara Hard
kerchel Gloves Susyenders Hosiery Under Vests, Draw
ers Muslin Shirts, Collars &C., prices which must ofe,
Inducements 10 T urchasers. iYlj lsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

oae Of tie principal causes Of sickness chld5en Is
ses hey br.in q: the eary stage OF Iaiu!Gy and rYonc4
tkaea more OF less through youth 10 manhood and ire
S NH Produce death; Fleming niea.Ge5sa Worm ca94
III eases Hs DnaTrSt Csudy CERTAIN sale and specify
fs Tor Diarho4 and al bowel complaints II used according
nave been la ao To- hes Sadies sold wholesale and
siil d. Coves,s Office. 25 asssu-sree uadef Clatqa
also BY T.. haseny, 80 Bowey p9asaS 70; .. =.
ssswieh S " endoyers IL stE, assuus; :, gGcs Gofer
T., street aud 81 avenue, Haeu az. Of l. haAdaii Jei-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

The FACULTY OF Washington College; John 7. Brace, Prn
cpal Of tho Hartford Female Seminary Mrs q y ag%ns
ford Young Ladies Boarding School; T. L. Wright Pnnci,
pal Of the Pavilion Fam seho9, l. Ireey rnena i OF
Board of Commissioners of Common Schools; Key. Or.
Halves Rev r. II. Gilau!et Rev. g. Burgess. SD lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

ArGusT., Sept. e.-Cotton-rhe market fox the pas;
week has been an active one and sales heavy exteu; have
been mad at prices ranging FROM 81 a:c for old Co,ons,
aud y i for We have received mp TO This dav 81
bales Of the crop. E1chaHge-Checks on the North
contiuue at per cent premium Ceatal Bank Notes
man from 10 II per discount Stats Bonds are
w.thou, changs
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Dyspepsia aud Jebiii'y :--ss6f, mn s. Ant AT.

Dyspepsia ans 2sHll'S ;- ismtd for Dr.
DY"p-p.I 49,, tfsctos, Il certain FOR Nerv.
1n, mn ,y 81 for ssasSsass
lie" So i ia rseviug FiarueIce, Colo aud Other
s sgef ny P591fI a si5Fes "a sTe, 5s
Q! "a tho Role sesterr and IS highly ecoininS"ie' oy
an - well By lerson; VINO nave 2uh9 re-
ci lfc1iII u - ''nn.r;- 81 lnis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

Thanks are due to Nesss Wright s Go. io h br,I r,i
Gle of Steel pens with which have met ad forced 10
admit their superiority TO even the best gwlS
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s.hrirr's Corti:ai.-Copy

r II F.I;nG7s y, y. &. and actual President OF ne
Bank OF Ii'' So - CHAEI.EsTc., July 10, 1913
Mr., C. C =brne-Drar SIR ryes M pe'sure 70 Fepiy
,1,T n .ui!ies concerning your Restorative CORDIAL
t an ef6cacoas aad very useful medicine IN sTeftl (
nerToas and dysprpt!c he2cacne Il iss pf,Ee,.
anu and il complaints amoGsstIny ciidren thes
ls,, srn.r.Df ri reuch benefit Ifcrl IL ~.
=, m friends whose US: had ~
- oucl, 20 the hane!ts rp-rIeHced from H.
am az 's ' +. H. ELNORE.
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