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DEAFNESS CURED!
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DEAFNESS CURED!
SCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL.
DOR the cure of DEAFNESS, palms, and the dis
l. charge of matter from the ears; also all those
disagreeable noises, like the buzzng of insects,
falling of water, wEizzng of steam, &c. &c. which
are symptoms of approaching deafness, and also
generally attendant with the disease.
PREPARED by b. BELL, of the City of Philadelphia,
and sold AT wholesale and retail by Druggists and
Apothecaies generally in the United States. At
Burlington, VT, by PECK d. SPEAR,
Al which place interesting facts in relation TO the
efficacy of the Acoustic Oil may be seen.
B. b. LUMPERT.
Washington ST. Philadelphia. May II.
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W(E!E..l!lRl. hYRRo
NJ NIORY.

Rather than have one bliss forgot,
BE all my pains remembered too.
Maovr
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TO The LADIES

DR.. HuIl's UterO Abdominal Supporter.
THIS new Instrument for the radic'
&aeYssnNiA cure of Prolapsus Uteri, Or falling
<0aMthe Womb, by external application
" Asupersedng the use of the objection.
Il ~ able Pessary, is confidently recom
~ mended TO the afflicted the mean I,
~ of perfect restoration TO health, il new
having failed Of performing cure, even under tbs
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Or. ConnePs inrsri0ble Cure for GOnOTrle1.
Years and centuries have passed away, and
no remedy --invariable, specific, and certain
for that sexual curse of mankind, the GO1aOr-
rIea, has ever before been discovered.
The one mOs0 offered in the result OF exten-
sive science, research and experience, and
viii prove greater blessing to mankind than
any other medical preparation ever known
inasmuch a. the present generation may free
themselves from this scouFge, and thus pre-
vent the deplorable consequences Of cntailing
ii upon their tchildren, and their children's
children to the ihlre and fourth generations"
For sale by Greene Hill and A. ~. Jones
Columbus Miss, and Comstock and CON. o
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26
LANE & QUIGLEY.

UILL continue the FactOrGge and Com
w mission Business IN this city, and sole
cit sharge of the public patronage, with the
assurance that every exertion shall be made 70
promote the interest of those who conhde
theirbusiness 10 our care,
Mobile. Sept. l4th. lS43.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26
folp ths gnch aurp YiFrinian.
ARE PRICES NIsCEsS ARILY IN.
. .lREAl1 I'D llY YnIITINNa

Thit 8 sn if1po lant question, al connected
WIN the policy Of Protective Duties, and de-
mandaa calm and dispassionate nsIderaficn.
w il pf0po se tc anbmiR few considerations m
lCn it CO tlse nE our feadnfs, who. not iFreFoca.
bly, Wedde "a III Enaximf aad theories, seek lor
truth and having found, have the courage 20
emhrace and defend It.
We win nos cay, that, II some suppoaable
cases, the price 81 an article may not be in.
creased BY the imposition Of duty; but we
believe we may safely assume the position, that
in eveytl case iIl which an augmented duty il
followed BY an inerenaa uf price, the ccmniodi-
81 sons. in which, IRON the natlle q thecaee
there can be DO anccessf ful domestic competition
|wecannot produce ourselves In an cases,
i'm which the great principle Of c0snpelii50r can
be brought into play, 4 II more frequently the
fact than otherwise. iflndeed il Be moi. tnilOrm-
ly thu case, that tlie eject of an increased duty
is to cause decline il the price d, the article
upon which It 10 levied, This position. ridi-
cuIed az il sometimes is, Il too ifnprernahiv
fortified By facts to be demolished by such
light artillery-and whoever viii take the time
and undergo the labor Of perusing the argu-
meEts even Of the canfessedly great men By
whom the tariff system has at different times
been assaiIed. viii perceive hat, compelled TO
admit the fact that there had been generally q
descending scale Of prices in the face of an as
cending scale Of duties, ,hey have endeavnriref
to account for il by causes some Of which were
inadequate to the effect. while others have
ceased to exist, and others have been confuted
by subsequent events. Fer example, Mr..
Haynes assumptions in 1892. that the decline
ln the prices of dutIed articles at that time was
principally caused by the diminished amount
Of the precious metals, in consequence of the
,s.,,t 1..,. : ,.
tS S. " = ,.1 .s;
nef 1a ~ ~ ig, si,,s, 8, s,,ne sg s,
iSr. I ...,i'sss 80 ", 60 - -,
81 &, ) tLas sI,sr a., rascr as sn
y , ~, :s 49, 8 - 80, ,,'
~ Sicil - h sfore hes n1ass fad 3Ir 4dfif0 Is the
n No. fh .asa N, 7e6Firo
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A3k II e s. -
minds S .ses. go 9 s,. e
ceisea apnons e .s.s ~ 8 - g :. =
desphe q fesnla, 1aa. e.S y = !:
a. ~ la lae,a wv. II T. =
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Ns oss & 80. s,'''.. 8. =,
..,.,,.,s ' 4, IS ...,,..,. 80
1ps .s' S ls I, s',nssa 'I's s,;. 2. 80
4s,.... 4. .s, sk5,,s-b
a9 g E',4 4.
nays M N 8 -
NsAe sls c.. III, ia,'7 4 ~, a 7s..
mes I Ks RI RI u q, 8 1sss.s -. s. ,''s
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26

III ~R. MouKroMs Professor of DaurinR, hHM
returned t6 Cnlumbua and Intends giving
ianstrls IN Tho above accrmpl lslimenf 40 soon
ss I rtificient number Of SnbscTihers are OBJ
fa:ne5 "a form 4 Glass. All thnae who wiah
Is ;rnnrove ID this fashionable amusement; will
please caliat the Blewett House and leave
their nanes
should any young Ladies he idesiroug of
fakinr private gns, they win Ne waited on
f.oInnnb,'@. bal. 5ih. 1S1S 81
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26

Df. Samuel Thompson, originator Of the
Thnmpsonian System Of Medicine. aged q
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26


asau yei.
From tha a1seanls liich We hare received
f'om Ohio. we may aay confidently thae Thin
g9mng gIansess cf the went has gone i0F Che
wings. majority IL secured ii the Legio-
laluFes and according u the best infofmali0n
which we can obtain. the Wings have elected
g g. ous q z members q Congress: This We
believe TO Be correct statement Of the reauIt,
though we have not yet seen the full returns.
PENNSYLVANIA,
3 Pennsylvania toa bas exceeded alrexpecta-
tons IN The woe, which she has giyoa to the
Wings. The following statement We take
from the Baltimore paf:iot. ss....
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
We have reported and official re-
burns which justify the belief that the
following are the members elect from
the Districts named ~
LIST Dis.-Edward J. Morris, + w lGain.
I'd . Joseph r. IngersolI, W,1
! Sd John T. Smith, fl. i. n
4th '' Chas. J. IngersolI. r.. i
9Th :. James s. Yosi. IL, +, I
9th !" Mitch ael jerks. w. ] gain,
7th A, r, Mcllvain, lW,1
9Th Jeremiah Brown. IW:)
9th " John Ritter, IL. F.
10Th II: BroaJhead, Jr, e.: Fly
11th " B: A. Bidlack, L: FL
18th Not herd from:
18th Gen: Frick. (W:1 gain:
14th 8. Alexandra Ramsey, WI
18th : Dr:Nes.Eindependent L:F:1
18th q James Black; T.: F:1
17lh . J: Irvine, fW:
18th g Andrew Stewart, [W:1
18th /. Not heard from:
goth /" Dickey, lW.l
a1st " William Wilkins. z: F:l
22d = Not heard from:
23d st st
24th ].
Making 10 Wings and 9 Loco Fo-
cos whose election IS ascrrtained.
The ive districts to be heard from
were made up BY the Loco Foco
Legislature to elect Loco Focos, but
from the way the rest Of the State has
gone, they may disappoint their caIcu
lalions.
When we carry such States as Tennessee,
Georgia. Ohio. Norlh Carolina and almost if
moi quite PennsyIl ami 10 such rapid succes-
sion, as these States have been wheeled into
tkeir old position n the ranks of the Wings.
We can well dispense with the services Of
NEW JERSEY for while longer The follows
ling account Of the result Ofthe elections b that
State we take from the National Inteligencer.
NEW JERSEY.
This State, il itappears, Is sold 10 the
s.Dutch;" thatis, 10 ihe party having d
Dutch gentleman for It's head: not sold
In fee, We hope, but only leased fOrthe
term Of one year, then 20 revert to the
possession Of lis ancient, but NOT al-
ways, we are sorry 10 say, us vigilant
friends. The State viii be repFesen-
ted IN the next Congress, BY four Loco
Focos, and one Whig called inde-
Ipendent, because he opposed the reg
ulaF candidate, spill The party, and the
Loeofo 0s gave him their support and
elected him.
Since their defeat ia the State, the
Wings have held great meeting u
Princeton, and resolved unanimously
that they VIII non stay beaten, but will
give the vote Of the State snexs year,
lor the Whig candidate for the Presis
dency; IN all which. we believe they
are moi only sincere, but VIII be sue
Ieessfnl.
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26

0Ht
b.pk, Why did
,ssss last week
I'd get a ceFtid,
Ne i . dollar
d,ys and had :
rsasons for his
.sOIsined in the
cIs.
.Gdsnlial contest
n manner, the
Ofthis country
:slf government
ssin that Martln
a5er Of The Loco
tbeir leader 10
4 1910 was es-
usso Martin Van
900 Office
1T. and the peo-
he aRd his 0lnce-
before the peol.
charges Of the
involving the
crimes Of a reign
IuIing which they
|'Dsils of victory.
i pow er and IL
ds Ihem bold, and
Iiuus. ahuses.a and
asiounding, they
p0Fsr Of public
NssIf security car
rheir offences at
n lhat the people
md thrust them
They were
sIore the nation
ihe power Of ap
usaas Of rewardin
rs. They were
ins the morals Of
lniiRg unworthy,
nea, 10 impor
snA then connIV-
sIpecnlalicns. and
surs 10 follow
xilh eorruptly
aan millions of
he wants of the
lGy we're charged
Treasury which
aad .lleh living
4 day. on The
glt Without SO
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26

sliIi owes
! AMOUNT long
". soll and up-
y owes the
MA x&TQ EWHNff
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26

-
ms en'lE
b.uk dsss ne r.
Dc lof s, bsye
kf lllal he
I .,', person naa
\ .'I,oiut Of the
"a he owes
statements
he GeneFaf q
q. one word
II, owing the
elmn
particular
The Democratic Whig., 1843-10-26

Making 10 Wings and 9 Loco Fo-
cos whose election Is ascrrtained.
The five districts to be heard from
were made up BY the Loco Foco
Legislature to elect Loco Focos, but
from the way the rest Of the State has
gone, they may disappoint their caIcu
Iafions.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
DIED,

- c,,15ay. ION INST, Arabei!a, VIE OF John Nckae,
I H. i,,n friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
sP4s Without S4aa S ss' .s
s.aSs,r on Sunday 18th inst John Rker Guion, aged
ed months, son Of Edward NJ. and Hannah J,
GaOa. , ,.a,,. ,r Tho ,,,;,, ,re ,.snec,T,,lv in
ne. 1-..dence Of his father No 81 East sSteen,hs
fn ,ss Sunday the t inst, a, No Chamber street after
;. insss thee weeks Miss JoAsSAH y MARSH, aged
Of the deceased will consider this sufficient inyi.
,,n 10 attend the funera Monday, the 18th, at o.
.l.sk p NJ, at her late residence.
Yesterday morning Of bilious and inermitten; fever at
s.rery Theatre. Mobile papers please copy.
On the t ms Adamsville Frederick Co, Maryland,
soree Francis ESQ., formerly of Rye, Wes,chester Co, "
y,,t lia the Gjth year Of his age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
LEARY x &CO.-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS For AUTUMN. 1913.

AT The urgent Solicitations Of many Of from
distant parts OF The Union shall introduce DAY.
our sales the beautiful style of Geaemen. a,
FOR The coming orderto accommodate tr also
the visiting the city vino ay leave
here pror the date tSept. when has been custom
IN former years 20 effect the Autumu change of Fashion
LEARY s. CO, ,Ha,ters No.: and 5 AstoE House.
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, containing drawings
dimensions and other illustrations VIII BE- forwarded oy mali
TO those who request IT, and who add.ess rs post pad
New York, Aug. ~. lsi3 Sl'ot
1C~ Hird-pISE AND pNAssAu-srRErTs--Ih he" style
OF Geutlemens Hats for III. ensuing season are now ready Tor
inspection and sale AT Of the subscriber corner fne
and Nassau-sts. VI Inns oi'.D'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
Passengers Sailed

Ia the packet ship Queen Of the West for LirerpooIJ
pIie, Pete, a Stoddard, Bra1ton, Jas Shaw, Jr
i.dr children and servant, spawiorth Geo Stone
Mrs sanguire,te L Caet, d Fl Gtaefe, Augustus /
Smith, of New York; Mr.. Mortram and lady, bfoohlyn
Il, T Austin lady and servant Miss Austin Boston; NJ
Richards, Providence; r Wilmer, Lemnel Badger
philads sphia James Arthur, Virginia; sie'e"nsn s
c.aada Smith Armstrong, James Wnterbo'tom a BAN
Eagland; Hsrbo,ter, London; W Jackson Sheffield
n be pscke, shin silye de Grasse for HavreBaron de
sol.eo lady child and two servants Bnn and lady An
!,.s Gonzales Allen and two ladies' .s;..o,
Ia the packe, ship Carr ca from LiyeFpool-Mr and Mrs
rook. Mis-, Cook, i Cook Mr. Syle Nh Agneau, Mr. Ball
S,cbe Mrs skiJdy and 100 steerage
In ,be big Wm Crawford, from Laguna-John O,Neil,
m Of brig Forester, from Aavre de Grace, for New York
b cargo of Goals, which ashore last Tuesday ai:
,uoon on Phoenix Shoals gale from ENE; vessel and
cargo total loss.
chief officer Of brig Plu,us Of Boston, wrecked the east
and Of S, Domingo last 25;h Of July.
In the shin Sutton from Charleston-R Moses, lady,
md uutss Mr. whitman and lady, Lieut. Noble UsN, Mr
Douglas Mr. Molena-5 in the seerage
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
CARPETlNGS,
CARE Il llSNS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, &c.

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, NC.
'J,HE subscribers invite their friends and the pub
No 2S. Bro, i,say (oppose the City Ha which i. sup
Il with la and ssises stock Of Ga9enS$ and Ll09,
yr pIic. 70 chose the and elegant DE-
scrptons de ,gr selected With the CREATES, care from h
most celebrated nercan and European manufactures e1
Purchasers viii f it 10 their decided interest call and
sxamins oIr stocl, be- tnrs making their selections.
C. W. SMITH COMPANY,
sl2 Iwis- IS! Broadway. opposite City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
Gouraud,s Poudre Subtitle, will compile

~ Gourauti's Poudre Subtitle, VIII complete
and penapently eradicate superuous human hair from
n.ss upper lips the hair coucealins broad and elevated
forehead The stubborn beard Of man. kind OF upern
ous hair Be sure TO get the genuine at The original oie
Walker-stieet, ore door from Broadway.
81 per bottle-Dirscrinns French and English,
Ayents-Guthrie Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, Nr"
Haven; Brown IS Chesuu,-seet, Philadsiphia
Milkstreet Boston Gray, Poughkeepse Greer
Can be seen tasted before buying proof positive s sno no
mistake. S@A' AAi'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

ham Hoae BarcaysT-t, NewY pToers edvantaees
10 strangers stopping few days weeks the CITY, such as
Ar. srer offered It esibr located clean and airy
street the business part OF the city and IN the I'M
mediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings It's
if the best Vegetables and Fruits THAI hs pIocnIe
cludinc entirely Animal Food and smuans Of all kinds
Ghae moderate and every effort made to render Boaders
comfortable Shower Baths free. Remember % Barclay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

~ Gournnd's Eau dc Bcaufe, Or ~ afer
of Beauty. eNtsrmlHatnS plnples st!iowneSs
frecke mofphew and allcnaneouS erupons realizing deli
cate wtenecS hand and arms, ecitiH blooming IGysn
lie appearances By dlatiug properties preventing ths form
alton of wrines and bnishng them when 30 thor
ough Goprietors conviction OF e ana IN
n0cence Of this PREPARATION accomplishing every thing prom
ised that will return the purchase 20 every dsstis
fed customer Tobe found where else IN Eew lofk or
Broadway. 81 inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

FLOUR AND AlEAL.-The marketlis somewhat nm
se'sed to-day, with much doing The quantity af!oat
was moderately large. There material change IN
rates although irregular lots sold below yester,
days quotations The regular receivers prices oT good
0enesee was So. 81. Ohio and Michigan so. There
was disposition eyinced purchase lot, SCI!
to hold or higher aad 600 1000 bhs taken
WITH TINS view Troy quote so. The receipts
hea! OF no farther sales OF New Orleans Southern remains
with only retail demand at IS So Rye Flour Gag
10 with small sales aud stock gradually accumula,ng
sl bids. Slsnothiag doing Shorts are entirely out
ofnarke,, aud would probably bring &c Ship stnfs are
less plenty and have been sold &C. an improvement OF c
Raw Meal Coz; Yellow bol,ed 10: sales 100 bags White
de- a, lal The supply is large aud demand limited
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
- Dvspepsia and Debility.-sebrings Amt

y Dyspepsia and Debility.-sebrns,s Antl-
Dvspeptc and Restorative Cordial remedy for Dys-
ous Headache and excellent Of and
Low Spirits 1t the best known remedy Tor Seaslckness
very rectua in relieving Fatuence. Coic and other
similar complaints speedily promotes strength IN AL cases D
and vgor the whole aud highly recommended oy
eminent physicians we'll By parsons who have found re-
lief from it, For farther particulars See Circular at The Once
" & Nurrav 81 81 per bottle. 81 lmiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
MARRIED.

q rsur,aay, the 7h inst by the Rev John MeCio'ky
Ga p.sbles Esq, merchant, of Roekpo.t Missouri TO
C Theresa Ka1anagh daughter of Mrs Acia havaaash
t,la,al OF tins city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Sprucest.
w The subscribers invite the attention OF the public 70
tsr splendid assortment of Decorative Windo" Shades al
having been got up with and warranted to please
Shades painted 10 any pattern or size
The assortment consists of splendid American Landscape
Italian do Wild Vignettt French Scrolls, Vignette and
Landscape Centres Tnturn Abbeys Moonlight Views Sc
&c Sign Banners and Decorations done IN style MOTTO 5e
surpassed b. any other -stabhs hment.
Southern and Western Merchants supplied with guam
BARTOL 4 De MAINf. au22 lWis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
ruh!tc stock E.change, Sept. nd.
Commercial and Money Matters.


600 Ky IS, boo 9st 5000 Hi. Canal 6s 90.
1000 Hi 6s 70. bis 3os 1000 Ohio 6s 6Onew. 95!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
Markets-CG Carefully Corrected for The Tribune
SAr,.nn.r II

far as we can learn do not exceed 100 bbls 3 which
they are firm OF Pearls abou, 100 bbs sold l23 The
mafe; not very steady The sales OF the week placed
70 the 18th September 500 bbls. Pots so do. Pearls
COTTON-The sales on Friday were abou; LOCO bales.
alhough,here Of private sales TO the extent OF
1000 bales To-day the market quiet and the sales mode
rate, without change in rates The sales Of the week ending
Frd evening embrace 63s bales of which 66OO
Upland and Fioda a; 6! 9!c 1850 Mobile 81 lol
sOo New Orleans lo! aad IS Texas The arrivals
during the period were .s7 bales as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
- Gnurauii,s NerctabIe Rouce imparts

70 Gouraud's Vegetable rouge lmpa[s ille a ne-
cate blushng tinge the cDmpeyon mogabls BY pefs
piraton or rubbing with oen cloth or handkerchief ~
cents Ter bortle Where also may be had the celrbr1T
Cream of Lilies for removing dlndu rendering the har
silky and glossy and gradually changing white red hair 20
beautiful black dark brown50 cents bat,le TO b.
had only at o. Walker door from the OF broadway
sI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
S6o. .2sl SO S7s,743 05

Increase in August, ls42. SO, ,l6l 90
The Buckeye, New Orleans the 7th from Nicks.
burg. brought !0C bales Cotton.
The Vicksburg Sentinel says: The Planters Bank Of
Tennessee has had judgement against the Mississippi Union
Bank for $4,000. This judgement the Bank has transferred
broker in New Orleans who has bought up
all the Union money he could possibly fnd the Union Bank
has furnished list of ali her debtors 20 this individual aud
his determination attach the cotton of these persons
shipped By this aul process the debtors of the
UGon Bank instead of paying the depr-ciad issues Of
the Bank viii have TO fork over the specie there beagno
Union Bank notes for sale.
According the 81. Louis Republican, the money Of the
United States the hands Of the Surveyor General for that
District and which placed deposit IL the Bank Of
Missouri has been attached the hands of ths Bank for the
private debts of the Surveyor General Dr. Reed and the
payment of check drawn favor Of Surveyor has been
refused ON account Of the attachment
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

- GOureud's Blnnc d'Espn Sne, or Spanish
White impars rayishng pure abisteF "hiteness 10 ihe
skin araned from RE eeerious properties generally
entering into combination said purpose Put up elegant
boxes each and 70 b. found where eIe IN l.
bnt ~ 81 Wakersr door from the Of Broadway
For LIST the country who vend Dr. tiouraudS
nnrnar CosmetIcs. another advertlsement 81 linus
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
CRANCls's HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI

ID I'NANITNS
L FOLD WRITER.-Ths article IN, now been before
oud parallel with any thing known ,nd the many hcu-
sand copies lly prooo the high ia;or they have
oaned Il has entirely taken the precedence the tOpyinS
Press aud many of merchants after psyiGg from S2 20
$50 Press have laid them aside and the Manifold
Writer the preference Endng them 20 Be and
rsditious. The Copying Books done variety OF
the paper being led plain varying price from 81
10 S5 Business aud who study economy, will
please aud the article and Will that
will recommend itself more than column OF advertising.
uangsr visiting the city cautioned against buying from
III ,eran vendes board steamboats, and a hotels selling
,yo ,lss articls for few shings, the expense OF tins
,nv Invaluable article. Sold wholesale and retail BY
IVY L. FRANCIS, IS Maiden lane, g
;ra,,tis Junction LlbSty-steet.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

L'INE TEAS-A choice selection Of Young Hy-
SON part Of the Mary Ellen Zenoba and Oscars cargoes
(lesh and fagran); also Black Souchong and Pouchong
Ooloons and Mohea avors Howqua Black Teas antilles,
inc Howquas mixture bo supplied By the single pound
packages Of 20 lbs at reduced price Also Old Tyson
saTis. anu e'' 0"'"' N''''' - A. JOHNSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

T OOk AT TIlIS.--Just received, lot of fine
IL Bombzine only Cd per yard lot Cotton tIannels
cents per yard; lot Silk Fringe at cents per yard lot OF
Cd; lot Silk Cord only cents per ys,d ot Cotton
Hose Only lot fine Satnt at .. 1d line Cassi-
rneres only 6 Cd lot Pearl Buttons dozen lot
silk Gimp at cent yaFd lot hne Ausns az az cents per
al l. 3D. All that want Dry Goods cheap, call on
HAWKINS, JGt Greenwich street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

CUPERIOR OLD PORT VINE q BRANDY,
- &c-The subscriber offers for sale very superior Port
Wine in glass ana dra-also old pale Cog. Brandy.
Old Madeira and Sherry, in glass and in wood. :.
Fine Hucks Clare Burguudvs and Sduternes OF
sIi ;srf IS Pine street corner of William.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

70 To Cure Weak and Infiamed Eyes or
EyeLidsthe Roman Eye Balsam the very best appca,
ton that be made Ii will the most severe cases and
in many supecedes the necessity Of opeation
Prra Is cents. For sale By DAVID SANDS CO., Y
East Broadway, corner Nakeseet; 10 Fulton-seet and
273 Broadway aug inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

choice selection Of Silk and Satin Scars Cravats Hand
kechefs Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery Under Vests Draw
ers, Muslin Shirts Collars &c. prices which must offer
Inducements 10 Iurchasers jv5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18

CTEEL PENS-To those who shall make
- choice of Pens of for the first time II Is
least Of several kinds not more as
means enabling the purchaser select that which best
suits his her hand than act Of justice TO the 1auac
decision based upon trial OF siagle Of the kind per,
heps the very opposite all its 70 that which should
Sold b. S4tioners generally Dealers supplied by nts
J. c. BARNET X CO l67 Broadway.
doors blow Courtiandr-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-18
NEW CUTLERY AND FANCY HARl
WARE STORE,
No. II Maiden Lane-(Up Stairs.)
< y VILLA MS

Late 0i The hrm OF Young, smlth Z %.
INVITES the attention of Purchasers 10 an entire
L new stock Of CUTLERY, PLATED WARE and En-
gsh and French Fancy Goods which he is now opening all
uacuers abroad which he offers at the lowest market prices
for cash or approved paper. sl8 WIS
T'AGLE NAILS-20O0 kegs OF these very supe
Iror Cut Nails from 2nd ind for sale in lots to salt pu
chasers. By +. &J. BUSslNG, l3l Pearl street
sl8 IL. corner Cedar.