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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
The spot where General MoNraoMERy

The spot where General MONTGOMERY
fell in assaulting the heights of Quebec has
been designated anew, as appears by a let
ter from Quebec in the Rochester Democrat,
by a tablet. The letter says:
speaking of Quebec, allow me TO say
that the feelings of the citizens of that an
cient city towards Americans are LIBERAL
They will Edo all in their powerto contribute
TO your comfort and pleasure while there
There are many places of interest to VISIT.
"reminiscences Of history will constantly be
presented TO you. One thing more which |
record with pleasure TO their credit: last week
a tablet was placed on the neck OF Cape Di-
amond, near the spot where our gallant.
MONTGOMERY fell, with his two aids, Majors
McPHERsoN and CuEEsMAN, in their att ack
upon Quebec, by the American forces, in
the winter of l775-6. 1t is raised fifty feet.
high, and bears the following inscription:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
NEW MULTIPLICATION.

Mr.. SLADE, the Governor OF Vermont, in h is
message to- the Legislature of that State, now
m session, utters the following declaration con
corning the annexation of Texas: 6
al do not hesitate 10 declare, as my opinion.
that upon the Oithis project II will
be tho duty of Vermont 10 declare her unaiter-
able determination TO refuse any connection
with the now union, thus formed without hel
consent, aud against her'wlll."
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
BANK DIVIDEND,

Stakeholder Of the Evansville Branch
q of the State Bank of Indiana are hereby
informed that Dividend has been declared for
the half year ending the 3Oth October last, which
will be paid a any time during banking hours,
deducting thsreirom The State. County, and
School Taxes, amounting, for this year. 10 one
per cent. JOHN DOUGLASS, Cashier,
Nov. 28th 1914, 81.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28

LUSTREs, MERINOEs, &c. &C.
100 ps. Blk and CoPd Alpaca, rich l~uslres;
100 ps Shadded& Fig'd Baranetta cloths:
100 ps Blk and Ge!-d Merinoes,
Just received and for sale extremely low bv
Nov 2Ist, ]. Fl. MAGEIEE * 60.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE SALE, NO 4, FOR FALL,
1914.
BY W. d C. FELLOWES & CO.,
OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND .4.MERE


.4NDRY GOODS, HATS, C.4PS
BONNETS, &c. &c.
On Monday Tuesday. land Thursday
the 25th, 26th,27th am 25th November.
~OMMENClNG at 81 o'clock, will be offer
~ ed aud sold as above on each day, a gem
eTat assortment of seasonable staple and fancy
Dry Goods, consisting, IN part al: blue, black,
green, brown mixed, and French black Cloths
blue and fancy plaid and striped Cassimeres
blue. black and waved Beaver Cloths ;Flus inss
Pilot Cloths ;biue, black cadet, mixed, and PLAID
SaInets; Eastern aud Steubenville Jeans;
Tweeds; red, white, green and yellow Flannels;
Cloak Innings green Bookings; plain and plaid
LInseys; black. green, and brown En- glish Mer-
Inoes, black Bombazines;
$50 pieces black Alpacha Lustres;
1875 do fancy cold do;
Cashmere; Mousseline de Laines; Figured Ar
lottas lsabellines;
$500 pieces fall and winter fancy Prints;
Ginghams; Penitentlary plaids; apron checks:
Tickings; linen and cotton Diapers; bleached
and brown shlitings and sheetings; bleached &
Drill lings; lIish Linens: Cambrics; Jaconets;
Book and Sw ISIS Muslins; Velvets; brown Hol-
lands; Buckrams; red and and canvass Pa dings,
wollen and silk Vestings; woolen and and cot
ton yestings; woollen Handkerchlefs Hosiery;
Gloves: Mis-; Suspenders; and a great variety
Tailors' Trimmings, &c.
Also, fur, Russia and wool Hats, fur, cloth,
seal and sealet Caps Florence braid and " illow
Bonnets, Letter and Cap Paper, Kentucky and
Virginia Tobacco, &c.
To VIII ch we all the attention of Western
and Sothern merchants. Gus stock will be
large aud, complete; and being our last large
fail sale, we sh all close out all oar consigaments,
comprising o variety OF seasonaOlc Goods. Mer-
chants generally will fund it TO their interest to
atied Sale positive. Terms, cash.
Nov. Z, IA. w. s. C. FELLOWES eco,
Auctioneers. Main ST., Louisville. XIV.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28

~ p%ecting daily from the East ria New Or
leans, IFS Packages OF GOODS, comprising a
general assortment, which will be sold in this
City as 10 as can be bought in any of the East
ern Cities; in fact it will be the most complete
assortme Mt and the LARGEST STOCK thai was
ever offered in this Country. Oct.3g, ID.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
MAJOR GEN. MONTGOMERY
De {. 81,

"The designation of the spot will be of
interest 10 the American traveller, who here
iofore could get no clue 10 the sacred spot
where the bfavest Of our heroes fell"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
CARPETINGS.

2 UST received a splendid assortment of In
grain aud Venetion Hemp and Cotton CAR
PETINGS, and for Sale very low by
Nov. 2lst ]. H. MAGHEE & CO.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
Look Here!
LOST OR

LOST OR L
)afSROM the Store Of Carpenter, Ladd & How
- es, Post Office Draft, drawn on N. g. Net
Teton Esq. of New Harmony, Ind. payable to
III order of VIM. Laws. amount $4,000. Who
soever will return the same to Carpenter, Ladd
aud Howes will be literally rewarded AND NO
QUESTIONS ASKED, Oct. 1874.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28

William S. Moxley.
In the Warrick Circuit Court
Vacation, October 29th 1874.
HATHEREAS on the 18th day of June A. d.
w 1874, Henry Fl. Evans sued out of the of.
fee of the Clerk of the Warrick Circuit Court, "a
writ OF Foreign Attachment against the goods.
chaitels, rights, credits, monie s and effects oil
William S. Monkey. which said writ was deliy-
cred 10 the Sheriff of Warrick Comfy, and by
virtue thereof, the said Sheriff has attached the
following lands and as the properly
OF the said William S. Moxley as appears by
the return of said Sheriff 10 said writ that is to
say the North east quarter OF the north east quar-
ter oil section number two in township number
seven south OF range no eight west, also the
south east quarter of the north east quarter Of
section No two in township No seven, south of
Range No eight west: also he west half Of the
north west quarter OF section number one in
Township seven South Orange No eig ht west
and also The north east quarter Of the north east
quarter OF section No twenty IN township No
six south of range No seven west all Of snid tracts
of land being in the district Of lands sold at Vim
cennes, Indiana and in the County Of Warrick,
| aforesaid:
NOW therefore notice is hereby given to the
said William S. Monkey that the said writ For
eign Attachment is now pending and undeter.
mined in our Warrick Circuit Court and the said
William S. Monkey is hereby required to appear
and defend or the same will be heard and deter
mined in his absence. J. w. B. MOORE, Crk
Nov. 7th 1874. prs fee S2,50*
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-11-28
sHERIFF,S sALE,

Nv q 1914 prs So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

r5- The Che..fcaE Prepny atoms os Or
GsourRud have cbulreG world wide celebrity. and per
maps no man OF has been completely vctnlze
hy empires than Dr. G.. No docs his skill elaborate
,ome article calculated assuage tho pain OF deionnF
than is instantly pounced upon by the ignorant nd vulgar
who omitae pont-eIceptlng its virtues ne unw
y are therefore cautioned against purchasing any o the o
sowing articles. except at Dr. Gpurauds Only New York ps
pot, 81 Walker street, hrst store from Broadway.
POUDRE SUBTITLE for eradcang supeIiuOus hair irora
any part OF hs human bcdy. AwGys tested before buying
Proof positive THIS and mistake. Directions. french end
English accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN hEblCATED SOAP for curing pimp!ct
frsckle bloices redne salowness morphew eryspe
las and al cuiancous complaints. 50 cents cake.
GRECihN HAIR DT e, wi, color rel or gray hh. TO b
beautiful h!own or black, The option OF the usa without
rsirng the skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE RGUGHr5G cent.
BLANC TESphGAE. or Spanish White 10! the complex
on IS cents i boz
i.UBlN'S, GuERl.iNS. and othet perflmefy. Remen-
ksr, e. Walker street; ST store FROM Broadway. -
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR, al the above number.
Asents-4 Chrsnu;-st. Phladepha 3MSst Boston; lyes
ea, Portland Ges ga9soE Dyer pIGGSIdenee Green
New Haven Pearce, sinnwix Hall, Albany; I2usey
Rochester: StGrs, Hud5on; Gray. PofeeDss; BacSus
Bull. Troy ga River ct. &c oct6 I'm
1s- DIR. Phinneys's Family Pills eontantly
wsy nnd II East Broa}wRy. e5 ON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Delaware, Greene, and OfseSo.
C-rrrspon.ense of The TsISune
FRA,E-Is. D=Iswnre COX 7. Oct. Is.

FRAyELI1. D=isvnre cox Y Oct Il. .sH
One week ago ] cam" tn this place; this
s.roDg ho!d u L2co-F F5crism. | have passed
through Gf,elc County, D.iaware Count, and
O!SegJ County. and | assure you my co-.lceEce
in the Wing Success in November IS d;uby
siren .thened.
d ne; bas, his opinion up9n the general re-
mark arnoag all pa:lizans tnat :" ue arc c!i dtrot
ire are sure cf success" g." No-aithou2h
from every sogEce OF information have had &C
cess tc, 60 sclemply believe the Wings vii
increase their vote OF lS40. nave stopped in
The t.wns Of Onecnta and franklin, where
have had time and opportunity 20 discover the
real state OF parties. In Oae1cta Clay will &C;
81 or 80 votes which went in 40 for Van Bu-
ren: and in F.aukila Clay viii get II that voted
for Van Bursn in 30. The Wings have gained
there without losing any. Tasss are facts and
am told the charge IN the surrounding country
is equ.liy rs great. Some Of those lnen wlo
nave changed parties, have told me that they
could not 90 "P0tk and TeraS," and OEhers,
that they could not 90 Free TrGSe, Or cnly a
Revenue Tariff.
Last Tuesday attended q Mass Meeting of
the Wings t.: Uaacl!ia. never saw such az
outporrlrg If the rarn."is feiore IN my lite. /
kno,o Of bat:seel So ano 80 persors IN me
81 miles III their wagons - attend this meeting.
IHcre wc;e beITcc;i touc anc SIX thousand per-
soos present. Ihsy were addressed by Hon.
Joha \. Collier. in one Ct nis mrsl convincing
speeches. But u ie 4 weeks previous The Locos
he d mass meeting at the same place, at which,
according To ii'elr o"n iepcri, there were but
e5cU: ,GGG present.
All liu!e ii par.izln, never having attend
cd mass n,ee;ng 5eic.e tG's; ba, do tnihk,
Ii the SUCCESS 81 HE "hg cansc N ciher parts
OF the ;s!a,e is any thing to compare win its
success here, the STATE OF New York will give d
larger r:elpr!ty ior Clay in Nov. than II did for
Harrison IN lS40 The Wigs in these parts are
sure uf It.
LII know myself do not write this for party
fleet, but because l believe Ii Is true, and you
would be glad to know it.
have seen several Wing Aboltionists who
have determined to vote for Clay, since they
have seen the courss taken by a:r. Brney
Yours in hns,e e q. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

IL The WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MONTHLY Rhvuw, Vol. l. No. l, for November,
hiss jos, reached 70. Ii is edited hy Z Z, c. JuD
sos and J.. :. EiNE, and published at C,cinnat; by
L lbioson {. Jones, l09 hisnsl-cet. It's iorln is II
double column octave, and in typographical execu-
;ior it vii compare UyorAbiy with ,he best OF The
Eastern Megnznes OF its literary merits we can
speak with More confidence wher We have iourd
lime tc examine more thoroughly lis pages. The
lred:ag article oil the Periodical Literature of the
West, by u. ID. GALLAGHER, is .xcer dingly iotcI-
esiipg historical taerhars we should say
bosJGpticaii sketch OF the various Western Maga.
zines when nave lived for while and been rehn
pushed Tor want OF adequate support. Besides the
contributors OF Inc Editors We notice articles by
Thomas Il. SHRkyE, C. WH:TrLEsEY, ion The
N,r,Gern Lukeo, their Hafbors aud Commerce. J
Miss e. A. EVANS, Miss s. j. CLARKE, J. K.
Browse, c. B. G:LLEsPIE, &c.
We welcome this new candidate for popular
favor, and nope il may not be suffered 10 follow The
footsteps OF its predecessors TO an untimely grave
There is talent enough in the West 10 sustain ii ;
and II it is kept free from sectional spirit it may
do honor 10 the Literature of the Country and thus
secure for itself enduring reputation and a CON-
Petent support-JoHS ALLES & CO. are the Agents
for this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
1T Ntituai Llce fps,irKrce Company OF
cvv- York-This Institution. Gnrnz the month OF Sep

Cy Graham House New Arrangement
ROSWELL COSS informs his friends Gnd the public that he
hes enlarged his BO.7RDLNG ESTABLISHMENT.
known as the Graham House. 3 barclay street. by adding Ia
The adjoining and p:esHrcd TO accommodate tian
permanent Boads the T:cst ihvCrsbe Terms An
trends OF Tempe'nsce desfg quiet home hnd freedom
from be fumes u n9oho ard obaccc are ved to peron:e
this house he Vegetable. System. with The chOlce selection
c fruits which the marx ,Ijs will be strictly adhered
to- but table will he served io boe, who prefer h9 oTdinary
mode. mixed diet.
Croton Shower. Warm and Cold Rutns. free; .o.
c5 II hOSN ELL bJoS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
GOODYEARS pArENT.

CORRUGATiNG MACHINE FOR SALE-TMPOR-
- TANT-he subscriber osrx fot sale. machines Just
like thHt for which Charles btEred patent for the
manufacture nt Corrugated Shed Ais, OF
Days PateSt Machines for the worth all the
The undersigned wi legal tue To the use OF
bui and used by him long De0'e the application wHs made
, 10. " 20 ii,5 | ] po.o. ' , IN Juel d i y, t ~ @
eerssned by decision oil the Supreme Court ~ tie United
States the Sec o the OF Congre oi 1889 jest
good possesson enaHanE from the alleged inventor.
One Of Day PateR, hschlnes worth 10 manufacturer
OF odyenrS will be ;od with the nigh: OF be-.
ing the only he will sell Il will be np9an. to any
the business saving OF Than IS per cent is
effected the rude imperfect affair paened by Goodyear
The right the compound beating process o India
Rubber claimed by Goodyear for sale aso Under the like
Also. the compo.ton ef Rubber invented
By the undergn-d altogether deren,fr Goodyear One
rights for ale together nights for fire other valu-
able India Rubbe, patents invented By
HORACE II. DAY. Successors to the
o22 lw RoxbuIy Ind. Rub. Co. IS Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

POLITICAL AND MEDICAL QuARTERYY.-An Es.
cay, in the form Of Lecture on these subjects has
been sentus by the author, DR.. EJEN OF Philadei.
Pima. he serves up political and medical quscks
IN compound hash which must be delectable TO
NOSE whose nervons sensbiities are not too easily
shocked by cruelty to animals
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
P u l. NJ ON A " OF CANS.

/ u L, VI ~ " a IL " IL " "A IN .
DE. HISTAR,S BALSAm OF WILD
CHERRY.
E'XTRACT OF a LITTER FROM 4 POST T-kASTER
- dated FEmbnoSS; Washington Co. Maine. April :ssh
iSa4.-a!R. ISAAC BUTrS-leur Sir:-At tie request Of
II o i:ens in this piece and vicinity who are at
fced with cohsumpcU anu live: complaints. take tie ber
ty of asking you appoint this agent "a
veil WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. and to
lend him ev Dozen there O tor sale within tive
hundred miles this have doubt thai II would Meet
ready sle i: aefe coud te procured without
too much espsnSs ard ds!ay.
Ny WIFE attacked ahu, SIX months since with what ne
physician, caeG ih' .r.t Sags Of consumD;-a compnln
prevalent hs section O 'hc coun Her!ng Seen The
y "a ,iiLES FROM HERE. 60
took the pains there for bottle which sac TOOK
snd which e lei heE much that sent in two bottles more
winch III. has taken. and that she nus not
sit well for she docs III TINS time A those who
have inquired OF M. a:i scened WIN, eject the ba
mad To asc for sale 10 this vicinity. wnlch
the :s= al my wfi,ic: 80 you.
pi>c MO-. y, re.rto a; r:c yahcr you conclude to
scr:a art i.i order tIs. Il nny lie FnoWn
whe:s u c,i1 De had si.. w.. rcSDsc TGurs &c
?. q. T..nNStVDRTH, P. Vi.
inc whole County is ia,: learning nc; neiiclne-nc
physcaa-ro preparations Of n3y kid "hosTer-cgn eoua
Ur. Hsar's Bnsln o. Wild h-r-v
% KEWARE nF !IiTA1iUHS-The ssGuias is toic
IN Ne~-YoIs. only by Isaac Butts % ann ST. Prcc 81 o. pc
na'r 81 6E'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

r. The METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW, for
October, 1874: Edited by GEo. PECK, D. D. opens
With Portrait Of WM. WISASs, d. D. l, has ar
ucles on the Church of Scotland; Rober, Halls
Works; Luther before The Diet of Worms; The
togish Language, Dr.. Smiths Sermons, &c. &c.
Conference Office, 200 a,ulberrv-st)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

Es- Water Cure Establishment, G5 Bar
clny-sr.-Joel Shcw H. d. Practitioner. Those who can
not get relief By drugs invited TO Natures best medr
cine The lncation airy and peasant aud the convenence'
ample the full treatment BY Water The poor advised ea
,uunuslv oi3m+
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

y LirrELL's LrvIsc ACE, No. XXIv. has
been sent Us by Burgess, S,rnger & Co. Ii closes
The second volume of this invaluable periodical.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

" MANUFACTURERS OF HARDWARE
a. itV cisss 6s.t London Emety-assoTtrd rumb.r,
"a oST ~ csss. Ss English refined Borax-ll2 lbs each.
iW htIre Ground Pgmiee Stone suitable for c.hjpe,
ee1sh a,, and coss makers; For ,ale by '' N''''''
va SHERMAN. ATWATER 4. CO. % B.oads.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE lsl CHATHAM STREET. N. Y.
Branch S.ores:
SIS Bleecker street. New-York.
36l Grand street. near Suffolk.
l9l Greenwich street, EeaI Futon.
lI6 Fulton street Brooklyn.
81 Chestnut and IS North Fith-s;. Philadelphia.
u Hanover street.. Boston.
INVITE the attention City and Cou.y Families and
Purchasers he several tablshnens where they think
will be found by far be best selections Of pure and unaduerc
ted Tea the United Saes The universal popularity ind
their house with reference ~ high qualities, low
and upright deainc vel understood render lar
ner Comment, ueceary Original and only warehouse for
the sale Of HowQua's Black Tes- will
Chatham street viz: IL between Pearl and Rosevel streets
The public VIII also Be pleased 70 ake notice that the Canton
Ten Company have nothing TO do with other
thoes described at the top of til, advaremsui- s5Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

GOFFEE-Cheap cheap. only q. for eris and d. per H.
~ for Otd Government sra roasted and ground daily high
favored and warranted TO give sahae;l9R Please try Ii. all
losrrs of GOOD Coffee. w. p. MOODY. l4l BOwery,
81 5ns Successor 10 Perkins & TOwne.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

ez% FRUIT TREES FOR SALE-The subecriber 70
soe:ny iaorms hi. friends n5d The public ha. Es lc:
large quantity Of Apple Peach ami Cherry ee' inocn'aico
with the approved kinds now 1T Tor which
he vii, cell m the most ransoaGbe terms
n. B-When tees wanted for exonrntion. they VII be
carefully packed boxes for which ea:cpabe csr
ggz will be made All orders sent By c or o.hergye Wi &C
attended to the shortest notice. lSAhE PlLl.eN.
Hsh,s:own, OctOner 2u 1874. Oh lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
WHOLE no. 51es.
DRY GOODS.
CEEAP, CHEAP

CHEAP. CHEAP!
TAYLOR X 90. 50 CfutE.5!G GEEr
OIFEK ious De aies 50 Per cel: dpcoaEi fom ,fc a..
r&lXiS--iste,: and be>' style. $, gre, ,eipe.en
SHhNiS-A great varerY 1t ;ne Iuost reduced prices.
s7e- asw Store Il Depd, fart1s -Shlhau Of a. ;se
ce,irabi4 .tys of choc. Llec. Drezs Goods b, ;n!
in ti- mrksi. rs
IoSI i aw wa aad .s:iii l: Fall i ,, e o7enc
Il rch ks. from I, TO Is 7sI ya-
ll ps. vc7 rsh Cazhraeres frozi = TO S per yard.
so p. nsvaF pu;;- 81 de Lanes and hess q - 70
per yaIi.
sl Is. alpaca i.u';s' from 8 to $ per ysrt
$50 ps. F.each Menncs. from os to Is pei yard.
& Cashnsr. Shawl nav designs. f:on IS to sio
iooj Pae Tibet, WOOL bocte ;.d dlra,s I'D ,! d.
stawls. with many cthsr syIs. ,a,abls for the
Also. very large stock ei Blaokes ami fluue. wl;h
every variety o. goods waiting :or the icll and wi.sr
li'c by calns sad examining our stock OF Good. Will nd
unsurpassed IN this any other city. c,e oI.ly. ,ch
ches pnsss.
Zone price asked and no dev;ation.l
o2 BARKER & TOWI.E IL Cnthal,a2-s;.
pRoWS sHEETiNGs AND sHIRrlNGs. OF eyery .,yle
IL and wtti-n the brands. both heivy aud iu--
Stark MIL ladian Head, Lawrence c. Cabot 4 McranRcS
EXete!s UnSr bunsSicks tc inag b. had u!
uacture prices the ID oo:s OF Il and ~ Cedar street.
ssc, bus; Sonhern Cotton Yarns, asorted ,,g,, Nos
10 To H. ard No 70 l.: Az" o'ioa bai'las pt " ~
at 6S e.. pef h. 7cs scs s., ana -s per p,uad rhs
s;y wsrranted equal Gc; ja,n rerae, Also
Patterson Yellow Ticket, ard ohsr hswcey irn. - oH
prices.
A". Vickine rfsvery description arpots Wars Snd
thread d. 81 uie;ior euh,y. 18th whe a"d c""Fe' HS"nrc
IN OaIs and ia bales Ao. Tame 81 v,un. a!e'. from
Is 70 % cents nouad Best Seine fwiAs. y cents.
The attention OF Ccuntr Merrhats DGTt;cu ry solicited
to TIN: stock, nhch Up with direct lrest mss
apnrO6G.lJu. Z. \. tSDESHil...
oa3 < anG = Ceiar =
al Eyv FIGURED Cna:iELEOE SiLHS-Iu,t received
~ OF ". y. GREG;hT & co, liz SDrpg street. ca c
ex,:a heavy fsS,sd Chameleon Sk' ysy rch conS rec
auction. Gnd selling at is yGrd ich Pad l 81
per yard heavJ wide t:rcs de RHINE lo ons Saiw yer
desi.abla and ve-Y cheap. Of E5S?rne street. 0l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

1ITANrj-A6l,:r rlle va el tste' % 70 re South.
W c-eta IN yg.t. .vs n, .. - pi,'s,-,a hpnnyto
FELLOWS. V =, ARpALS 8, {. tPEs.
o5s' Il VI utsa Ltse.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

EfT ANTEI> -iIy yeure 'sy ~. 'GGts 81 Yais
CUlegs. situation ''-che- 10 pfsstp family
ca, c4i D-,9-t of Sceci Til te. iri5nees and
1rrc'~: aGc LAitv te There's
OBJ Scuth Crnrrne.t, ID f-ssed 20
/ 7 Z. TIE iuhGs- 'tcs, f. reeve inr- la s,tso
toe o35 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
W. 81. MORRISON g. co.

". q j. MUKRISUN q CO.
EXPORTERS and Dealers in Small Wares. No Maiden
arc, and 3l1 Broadway, n. keep constantly hand.
complete OF articles in the Thread ard Needle lre
VIZ. Kniilng Yarn Wersted, do Cotton, TGit,aR Coon
Zephyr Woted, Hair Cloth Hcsier7 nnd Gloves Velvet Rib
bon Rnsh Brsid Purse Onarnents DO Eat, Fine Scifsor
Superior Wadd1R Hair and Lace Pins. Silk and Se.l But
tons Gilt ard Agate Buttons, G:rps ard Fnge Tapes and
Bindinzn r HemmInes Sons genuine Royal snd Coun.
trrrrnk Drilled Eyed Needles SIS 3mr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

,s'EN Il, ~ sIl> Rl:.t SEu.--VlcKSpuEo BAhX srooK
cfti.i-sc ,iE:y Sha5S. al Nioss Tx bHnk stock
"a q OF 5Ics's ? rtc-, ard numbered ~ vita
Power 81; Attorney Uac.l-i !o sgturtry di March
i W.. enci,ss Ia st,er ard o on rs way Waist Tbs
4llyc viii he paid b. 'eavln. rhcpspson eth q Wal
,+-n.f rihlS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

ASTED ~ ,o ,7r-o.sb's yogry 'v-Gaeo. SISTERS ons
to d srr asst ~ "shios sHf Ironing
;-a u; Ike 1 sr ani do gs-s - ~ cham
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
rERiFOC.I SpECJArIE.

suMSMm. n. WISE OPf;CIAN, FROM
ft@SsssTss5ss. ERNANY. most tespectt tuy:n
t33sp@ iornls the ciiizens Of rewVork enC
the nbnc in eene,s TINT he has located hAei city
and ooens today nj 1 Broadway, large AID mc ccrDos
md Seel mc= He would aiso remind the public, 10 Ston
nc is partly known by his annua! visits To Saratoga SPRING
since he last yea tina, by his knowedSe OF me 9ptca
science he is enabled determine the slGes suitable M NM
eye Persons with weak eyes ne supplied Win gns,G
which will greatly benefit and no. s,9n hs ssh, pa'GG
oftho finest nt which Trough the' high polsi rnu fu'
ground produce ihe p:e and have bean hshy ecom
mended as the bes effects upon The eye io p'2sr't
an lnproviar tae sight cJnoued writing anc re;s.nc
reoas sn such ~ rave en uoeruted u2on 10
supe. -tny in od frames, aa :oca the patronage c r
n wsn ot h sar.icss. Please cali 2t
",nY '' " NJ WISE. Cr5tiai67. 4d B-rsGwGz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

New FIGURED Cua aIELEON SiI.HS-Jul r,ceiyed
~ 8t ". u. GREti,HY & co Il, SprPg street. cl
heavy fes.sd Chameleon Siik rch ccln0 rec
from auction. und selling at Is yud ch Pind is 81
per yard hevy wide t:rcs DE- REne lor ors Shaw;.
des:nba and ve-y cheN2. Of IL s2nne .tIee,. 0l