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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

DYE-STUFFS, INGIGO, &c. &c.
1n TONS first quality Logwood; 10 do do Redwood;
~ 10 do do Fustic;
SO BIS first quality Ground Logwoodi so do do Redwood
e5 do do do Fus,iC;
Case FIRST quality Bengal Indigo do do Manila do
l do do Spanish Float do;
bbls: first quality Alum, do do blue Vitrol;
10 do do Copperas;
Red Tariar-Nutgal ais Oter-Ol Virol, etc. etc.
All ofwhch will be sold for Cash Country Produce
low the articles be bought in Boston, at the
Depot Store, by GILMORE and PRATT.
Concord, October s. l848.
p S. Clohers and others in want ofthe above arti-
cles will do.woll to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Every article is warranted Of Tho first quality and to suit
purchasers. 33-3mis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
PLASTER.

900 Tons Stone Plasier-500 do Ground Do; war
i raned of the first quality for sale very low for
Cash or country produce, at The Depot store, by
Concore, Sept se. SO GILMORE and PRATT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

WANTED.
0OOO Tons first quality Pork;
S(JSJO 500 do do Pouliry;'
500 tons first quality Butter; 200 do do Cheese;
100 do do Glover seed
5000 bush do Herds Grass seed;
10000 do do Oats; 5000 do do Conn;
5000 do do Rye
The above with every other kind of country Produce
wanted by the subscribers for which the highest market
prices will be paid for Goods, as low prices the
same be bought for in Boston, the Depot store
Concord, Oct5 33-3m GILMORE and PRATT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
RICH DRESS GOODS.

ILICII UNLESS OOODS.
NHANCEABLE and Striped Lmettas Cashmere
~ d'Ecosse, Rich striped all wool Mouslin de LANES
IA few pats Alpaccas etc. etc.. opened and for sale
by (Oct 2s) w HOWES.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS
NEW, Nice and Ncat-.hs day opened and for sale by
IN October %. w HOWES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
TT A RID w A r E,

GEO. j. g. CHAs. w. HOMER 81 co.
(Lato Homes, Homer and Coz
IIAvE received by recent arrivals from England their
IL fall supply Of -
CUTLERY g. HARDWARE GOODS.
They have also received from the best Manufactures
superior assortment Of Domestic Had Ware, making their
stock very complete and most desirable all Of which they
offer their friends and the country trade generally the
very best terms for cash credit. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
NEW GOODS!
SAMUEL ABBO

SAMUEL ABBOT,
LAS just returnedfrom the city with moro extensive
IL assortment Of .
WATCHES g. RICH JEWELRY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

than has been keptin this Market which he offers for sale
at his Jewey Ware Store, three doors West Of the VII
lagc Hoto where may be found Ladies and Gcntemons
Cold and Silver Mnehes, such as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

= ,,,.. ~ = NM IN Ne DOINtH -,
u Florence Bonnets do Ribbons, Flowers and Wroahs
at our Cash store,
Dee. 9th, 1913.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

r YMAN and KING have this day received very
IL large and extensive assortment of Crockety. Some
now and very beautiful patterns at the cheap Cash store.
Dec. 9Th, l643.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

IL. KHLMOUKN, Dentist,
OFFICE Corner Of Nam and State Streets, Monpe-
~ her, VI. July lsI3-l9
BLACK STRAW BONNETS.
JUST receiyeaby w HoWES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
a OBTAIN CURK

for humors, scrofula, piles, eresipeIas, salt
rheum scald-head, and oil diseases aris-
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
ROCT. BANGS RENOVATING MIX
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

el7 lau3w


DoitDEt.I.TE-a cholcc article o' tNs valuable f.'ur
- 49, Neutrality-suspicious. ni the Jrrsfg NdA"h y
:, , Jsi,yG VrI Wa,crisifCf sale nj - 'alDcI pi-
Gn,5,r the u,lf b.S y thHmtc' 's'e"i pe'"ec' 1S ~
- ,rd prlmp. nD-l near the Post once -. -,
phI 'IRIsI-TE may applied to Corn. and mos 'eI TT
-. l,,~e with the hoe. with nearly ns gp
80 on ,ren M hc second hocnc NJ u applic NJ ihu'Ins
rn,I when used NJ the huenS. y "lH uhlus ue ,s
Wbsr snpicl VI pantus tho difference m HntlnS VIZ
',i ,,yn ,,e.kS a, ordinary mlnure 'nc mtniot ~ .
i ,,n I,ri, an long l.and th year ne h mao Na'
n,nsr barrels, The article prepared 10y ,he }, <" "NA ~
an nhar prsunn.l the UioiHi,y u 40 =, i,,,t ~ ~
,.> -. th.y collect the untsrli IN Jhbs nis dShs'
,5rrs collect Il IN iontS. irso which y thrown 'hs a..
Syi and water taken from the 'HA; NJ hS Wne h,
S INV rh To- select Dr. good and discard the worthless
- h, ~ ,op. more than 100 loads tins ,caspn Be citr'u.
then 10 call at the night prce =; Chnmut street. @ ri'e e.,
80. b nI rned,aiev3 barrels hr 50. NJ ~ barrels 10Y 10
n. Load M - cent, "a bushe. imaul d. h MiNoh.
FINE HEAD or HAIR TO RE HAD FOR THREE
y SiifJINCS.gy the u.e nt n three shllnns n'ue "I
i,1r orgi iIa Restorative. The prce VIII prove u 40
Iluy ,ys II one t.gi. Here IT. real quantities IL
M ,nrce the the hair to grow s head face BODY "i my
, yhe,s n,n,e intended hair grow stop II falling OIL.
nm ke tiie scalp healthy thereby cufihg dndfuH a. t'e
m r,l or grew hn'r fire dirk look nnd ~ TINE nhe snT
o ig darn p; the roots and hn, been tucd by hundres
oil most respectable citizens among Hnih u mas E'o 'A
t:c satisfaction. Among them are The following
Mr. w Hopkins, s2 King st. New ork.
Wr PhIip, I.s l,roone cor. WoOs;ers'.
Judge Edwards of philadelphia
Mr. J. Pearson, Nnyy arI' ,,lnle lnfs."h
We could 0er ly other oi persons VINO nave "und
,h, Mi II wn. represented bat II the above not enough no
thing will 0ycet unc ,rn II 'h gus tensnna
In nt I'M. American Enr Chatham S Boad.Hy-
or "a liroukiyu; Pcr-e. Br"nlwny Albany
Re.',ng. 5,atcst Boston: Zeber Ledger BuIIding'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

THUNDER SToRM.--We learn from Parker tt
Stevenss Uxbridge Express, that on Wednesday,
the 10Th instant, the factory OF Mr.. Efingham l..
Capsnn, situated in the centre village in Uxbridge.
was struck by lightning. The fluid struck the rod
and followed it down the basement, where il left
il, and was conveyed into the floor Of the weaving
room. Thence i, followed the shaft into the picking
room, setting fire 10 the cotton, which, however was
soon extinguished. The hands were at work in the
mill. and one Of The weavers had inst left hcr place
al the loom where the electric iluid entered and
shivered the floor. The rod was an old-ashio ned
one, secured by staple. and blocks, and terminated
about eight feet from the building, running about
eighteen inches under the surface. The shower
came up about ) o'clock p. NJ. and raned IN tor
rents for nearly an hour and was attended with the
most terrific thunder end lightning.
[Bustcn Mer. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

Extract from letter addressed To ; BaGwin ESQ Secca-
ry OF the Board Ui Underwriters:
kyy WEST. June ~. lsl+.
The brig CASHIER Captain Pike. from Havnnu. for New
YORK with cnrgo Of sugar ,egnrS md pine appe>
arrived here ye,teny afternoon. having been rshue h
rysrd Reef She smiled the iih, and the night OF the
10Th struck about 20 boxes nud the deck ad o
i imnie nt-y ro~p ovefbnhrG but not then BEN,
u get her OF accepted the assistance of wrrcker. who
rnk out boye, more and by carrying anchors
prorer direction. hud having inyurrbe mc, >Icseeded
hauling her of The brig leaks ttle but diver
sent down. who reports her bottom much nAred ard the
survey have nded her being discharged aud hove
shall keep you fully aJvsed Of the proceedings thu,
nat,er ,,.,,
think. will be ready for next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
woynrR-A RlCssINC-A MIRACLE

Z 4 WONDEK-A BLk.-STHH-4& HINAOI-L-
/ NDEED has been discovered ter cuoas
Az Dsfgufeu.nts oi the Skln,
F.cckes sSunbrrn. Morphew, Tan,
Blres of Mosquitoes, Bugs. ia,ects, &cc.
The above tie Skn cnsed by The in fent o
the body wind change at cmnic sc sc. IL also cufea IN
the most permanent and beautiful manner all
Diseases ui the Fnce uf skin.
P,uyes. i5Ini.ha. s1t kiicum, Scuryy,
E,ISinep. sore Heads. IiIrEwonn. tSc.
Thu. remedy i. called nnd r.HdeC be purcunr IN me name
OF van II ,. ch,uieI by II .nirdlHg cuuuGriitl JpNE-S
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, rnd m con,equenc. of lis
surprising cicncy-lu fact H. nlru''ng md wonder ""snY
effect m Hbuy hnS been coun-firi2,i and
minated 10y OF >camp aud H-cas. >wInes aud ipu'.
aftrcls are ten ny prianoI. nnd dnnssrous hut wh
I've the fame ind chm meter ~ Jones soap therefore De
particular huy only the .nsls prres md swnys nsk
Tor Jones oap the Anencnn Eagle, 5. Chs'im street SO
broadway. y. Y. Reidng Stn,s Il. Boston Irhef
,.lii I'm,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
WhaIerS. &C.


Ar at NRedford 9th bark London Packet, Sampson,
Xeannd 2l50 bbl sp oil.
AR at sag linrbor juno Sd. ship Tmor Edwnrd,-re.
turned absence OF days. OF the sickness OF
the captan.
Spoken-no date off Nasafuere Mary Pnan, Naniucke;
20 ds ont cean.
sid FIN Nntucket ,h ship lexington Weeks, Pacific TAX
en- oyer the bar hy The carnes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
THE TRIBUNE.
From the Hartford Times.
OIL T. BULL.

From the Hartford Times,
OLE BULL.
10 Pran! 10 sing,
Honor to the Fiddle-King
King, by "right divine" and holy,
All the world has crowned thee, Ole
Had the Northern hordes of old,
Forth from Scandinavia cold,
Rushing like starved wolves for prey
Had they, Ole. heard thee play,
They had ever kept al home
They had never plundered Rome.
Hadst thon lived in those old days,
When music met such fitting praise,
The trees that moved al Orpheus' tones,
The trees and beasts, and senseless stones,
Ne'er would they have sought thee so
Running would have been too slow;
They'd have Zen the railroad car,
And come TO thee from near and far.
Whence the magic didst thou learn
Into golden sounds to turn
All thou touchest-ail 10 change
Into something rich and strange ?"
So sad thy mourniul measures flow,
We seem 10 hear, In realms below,
The Lord Of ancien, melody,
LamentiDg lost Eurydice
Yet when thou soarest free and high,
" As if native to the sky
We're sure Apollo's self has given
Thee lessons in The highest heaven
Listening thy wild music, we
Mighty panoramas see,
And such sounds we seem 10 hear
AS were too great Tor mortal ear;
Now changeful streamle,'s flow,
Rippling gaily, nurmuring, allow;
Now the little sounds advance,
Nimble as fairies in the dance,
And like the sunbeam's tinny notes,
Each in golden glory fioais;
Now the sweetness such doth seem
As of song heard in dream;
Or the hearts oil lovers biest,
Beating music in the breast,
Both one measure-unrl We
Grow faint, as an oerladen bee
With excess OF harmony;
And our minds 10 nerveless air
Seem dissolved, and here and there
We SWAY and slide, without will,
Slaves Of slightest impulse, till
Crash !-as when the thunder's stroke
Topples down the lofty oak,
And the quivering birds dart out
From their nests upon irs bough-
such our fancy's fearful rout
At that startling sound-and now
Our souls are driven, like an ocean
Before the hurricanes fierce notion
Wilder, louder, grows the Storm
Every sound. and everv form,
As terribly we sweep along,
MDgle like maniac ihroDg,
Norway's awful whirlpool roars,
Like the Lake that hath no shores
Norway's vast black rocks arise,
Like Hsllsmoke soaring 10 the skies.
10 Pecan! TO sing,
Honor To The Mnstrel-King
Thousand years shall come and go,
Thousand nations shall lie low"
And new races shall arise,
From seed Time scatters as he flies
Old stars shall iade, and new ONES bloom
Flowers DER the worlds gigantic tomb
But men shall ever waIt in VAN
To look upon thy like again.
Another Homer may arise-
Another Newton light the skies
Another Venus burst the foam
Another Ole ne'er shall come.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRh, JUNE 29-2
Cleared,


sb;, Victoria, Morgan London JGriswod: Splendid Ford
ram. North Pacific Oxford Rah2ene yeT1ooi Il Mar
Funck Havre Boyd Hincken Gustai Wasa, tSwI inc'-
re, TUX. Island Pearr- < Bullock Wm Kennedy Martin.
Cafz ] Lnsaa Co Republic, Tegerer. Bremen, oenchs
Fnc. WaEua. MnIford Crdiz. Johnson ( Lowden Arnn.
de- Rowland Belize Hon, Banco Cordein, HATCH. Ponce
Rehn mel tdson: Ienoaa Gcrhen Trinidad de Cuba oech, &
kruger B Williams. IBrI Barne-. Camserland HS Homer
Charleston Badger Peck: Tlucami1; Fuller Phadeqhn.
Dnrand S Co Wsshington DSey. Boston. Richardson
Scsrs II Walker Rogers. PhiIadslPhia Kemp Place;
stevens Bn.s. R1%ore b BSE. f. !aT s.s M"sn g.
20 de Cuba EIwe * co; Ann smith, Cole. Wilmington
Sc oWs Ss obhoa ow 1S sa as ESsa FHe5s
Carey Phadeiohs Repassan sn5p ho chester Brown
Sloop Coiathan Shepherd, NBedotd
Arrived.
Steamship Neptune. Rollins sds I'm New Orleans via key
Wes, and Charleston II Brewer Lett ai Key West brs
BTs St Marks Williams Ii ds I'm St Johns. PR. sugar, &c
10 r Gsig bTs eleanor Beckwtb IS d I'm Windsor rs aste to
br br Fame. Lake. Il d. from Windsor rs plaster to The
b. brig Mercator Davidson Is d I'm Windsor Ns paste
Br br Helen Anna, fn Truro Ne with plaster 7 Win
"e Bf .chr Radius Faulkner 10 Windsor, N plaster
Br chT Manchester Roberts DIS from Eeuhera iru to
Balen.
to B Blossom. ~
-chr susanna x Phebe, Virginia. wood
Schr Otronto, Luhec. plustcr.
Schr Red Rover. Boston, mdss;
Schf 'Thofne; Wheeler, d, I'm Wilmington. nc.
stores 10 T. ; Powell.
Schr senator Cunklin. Virginia. wood.
Schr { 81 John Jones. Virginia. do
Schr LYDIA Ann. Wood, do.
Schr Lady Like. do
Schr Heroine, Carter do
Schr Felicity. Chamber, do.
Yacht Lancet. Smell. day, from Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
SpOkcIi, &c.

June 10 lat 25 L. Ion Is H. brS UnIon. 10 ds I'm Bostondd
not learn where bound
June Is, lat y A. Ion 2 brG Eliza. lockwood II ds I'm
York or - Crpiy.
Passed off Cape Ha,,eus ship and both packets BID
:, showing signal. Charleston.
June 81 lat - 20 Ion - l5 brig Champln. knsman days
im Wilmington. Tor Innldnd.
Boston Tor lialtax.
June nth lat 81 TO- Ion Il 20 Navarro. OF and for Phade
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
Foreign Ports.

Al Whqmpca. March r. ship Probas sumner for NYOrk
10 >all 10th.
a; Maeoa March 18th, ship Jeore beacom, from NYors
Oscar. Eyre fn do
A, Hong Kong ship Horat!o Rowland. I'm NYork ar ou
on the 5th OF March.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

Mr.. DORA Newport correspondent OF the
Providence Journal says:
A petition has been presented to the Senate sign
ed by Sullivan Dorr, praying that the General As
ssmbly would liberate his son. Thomas w. Dorr, or
if that could not be DONE that the punishment might
be commuted Imprisonment in the county Jail in
the County OF Newport, instead of the State Prison
The petition was laid on the table.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

....,.,,,, s., .,,eyt-rh. President. direction lbe
mfsny 4 OB"ndafo en4 s ',9 forf ss rssss.,y
Bal7e ~ ~ Sy af Apr lsi ao,s !, ~ s I ,sn ,si
tfe su,srre " i me Rsns ni Haiaip Ihai hY - q o
ali slget g. ~ February = ls u = I ''''''a =" iig' r
Craesrf. I'D 81 - - take and rn- an account 81 y -
si"'Lt -, nv aa.rupt'nn isnh', w 49,, .,rb 9,ea,
d-1an'i, ot at Re r sln,isf ' tas' anI ','1 So.
- 80 fth. said Bank ol h'ni. ,t ~ m. ..5 pssa
b ,.eir sec"n7 or M. Gftck~f fi tsr Nia.' ssvhs
.i rolcrsnc m ehNtss& a. Hl tt and -cour par-- ~ hs
% . M m 'pfsui ih,fe-5i tns' W M . 49, md ircr-
asft 1T 'he ,"cfcr w l y n,a4e undet oot d"eisc
A' 'IEl 4 blossom krc-''t, ~. S' sty
l.sts c,ecff1EFs : 1.s ISss iiT N''''' '' 'ol'1"
FRyl,forc ihc vec ,h1,SlL 7, A., ~ 's,. ~
,st-Jahn SkillTHn ~ An1fer a s-,,.as 81 S.S6
8 % 5,rec - W,f - ard r,n ~ .fs Pore,
:. ~ 1ed ht. wife Ed'ad % "'s & " -, 10 "a -sn.- b.~s
krno"t 1io tis STATE ui Cor -et'r . nn' ~, - "a
N',, sp@ d., ,'f9 es D Ti Ba. Wa ileay ~. S-.:
An, Ffa,.. Iutr. eegirc hli'' ' % Ann. m .sd ~
pacr 81 re-lrsIT - 49,, is,cnth sy Srpenb-f rat
- prcnf % th etn-. 81 ~ "a a n i.r w lc taken a, cen-
- I gy i6ea- DuisI Jung I'm ~ t,,,. -,T,r.to,
''''a = Fi7f! !; ,a.Sa SaS.'i'a .'lc,, Ns. Y~'s
ypI.esr,,vtl o M order Of frsaf oi le Ion .'
~ Of Nro York N.,1, ;. '. 90 ~. t- Hy 80 Ng~
y; en1' -, ,,,r..1- 7r with th. '.'ucic'' 'rei
=, is sui.crbrr. At b. f'7dcner ~ - ~, T1h h., OF -
sI..f - al frHr
cemhcr ne't ba'e' "" NM BROW NlNt.. Admir-.
les ilw6m' H. C,,,.,.
- pt-p1I- ,\CE of IN orier IT the >f'o pc ~ - ~
f'f \,. YORK Norra 1. her, ~, - ~. - -, f, Al
iS '' %, s .,,n., ROBEbT BARRIER a,e .i ~ .S1 -
- ~ Ietrs.ei. pre-er' ne ne W. V,.b,-gt.n
NeN t.t7,rtt ~ Residence N"' = - - -
, w fs cIf, of N,v NorA go o. belsr ne A''' @ "
December EcN -. t.. = f,,a IS4i
pstti NsM 'fA' ''e N's WM. BROWNING. Ext
,e,;ai N Pnncs G. Bushan E 49, 'lase o., we
= - ~, Nsrrnr. under IF 1ci entisTi pi r
q ~. Fie .: >on -,icnfs. Ah.cap5ms lg"'-, IT, 81 u,
uI 'rs'tor. b. I'D the sNtl ''aF "I '"' ~
p, ~ @ fh. undersigned Perez 7 Pcs 'cinvn, t5.. -
=. lam and tber' e. Newell. ~ ne US ei u,
@ ~, vnnr- 10 lc l.ru tvce irf 81, ne cc'D' ~ y,
Ii, II riiI RBER. late oi The tty oi bnei'-,' - .n w
Nt.prrr a unr r,>iituf Gefur. WIN 'Nrh
,s,,,,, the ,.tste fcli rgt s-'s"nS Hs hi go 30"
'' ,r.i t,, by ,us o., The huthofy :" 'cs'u
. .st Ii.fc.. thy hereby eve no @ t,i ", u' 4 D. i
81 In, ni Au=ust l>H all pyr-"ns ndeb'r 20 III, "a
irlsr an. requested reader m account 81 a., ,
-. n, money OWING hy them fse-iNc' =" u.s. tlr
med trustee aud pay the ame n' gg in,
80 1os.,ss ~, cfiy property effects ui The n'd ',R
G 70 hereby requested deliver The ,n's Ia ne ,sin 80
o b.,,,, tbs jny last 1orsnd md ali efcdtns uI r %
~, % H. bmer nc requested deliver over 10 me e ,a, m
- o, al theui their respective accounts hiu q, 'Ai' ~
~ hsS-, ihe lay lat aiorSud-l aied iune iN1' t'1'
a. T. CHAMBERLAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

u ExPresident ADAMS has issued Gard in
the National In,elhgcnccr, stating, in reply to
various invitations. that his age, and other con-
sideratons, have forbidden him from taking.
henceforth, any active part in public meetings of
any description. He ent1eats all those who have
honored him with invitations or inquiries to be
assured OF his heartfelt gratitude. and his prayers
for their welfare and happiness.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
Disasters. &c.

The packet hps Vic;orn London; Oxford for Liverpool
and Oneida for fiavre Tor f1avre. will sail this day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
NEN.YORK AND HAR!;EM X 4, nM,itssSS,ss ,nH,,tsS w
GVpASS-SI MINER ARA Nc M e.Ni :.
ssA lon and after May i''. 1874 the Can VIII III" -

On SUNDAYS, the weather fine the Ca!s WI run e'e'
hour FINN City Hall n Harlem and W ains brdxe,
The CITY Hall and 9Th street Line VII .ii every en ''H
through the day from - \. NJ. tos 80 T. NJ ga; HAN =,
The Eyrra Night Line will leave 18th street '4t " .,.
- o. TO- 10 90 H. IL ~ Leave CI1 tiauioF s'h 'fee'
ut g. 9 90 10. 10 D. II. II q, H.
By orne' 0l ule M mH,MSUS CARMAN. sec'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

Duel IN TERREsoSSE.-By private letter we
learn that duel was fought with pistols few
davs since in Terrcbonne all about lady. TIE
parties beligerent were young lawyer and a
merchants clerk, and after the second FIRE the
matter was amicably settled. n. o. Pic. 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

F,e when paid IN he ears cents additional On 'a' VI
above rates. 81, .ax,,,I convey
=, ~, North and South teS ~ the shuui W., W. 90
~ = ,er 10 % 10 tirecpp.r md Et,rle1,'r -, |
M l VI 81, ard TO Quuc Sae HabOf, MoninuN i"n'' ~
,,t,tr,a,.tr places the South side a., .l C the o.,
Pncts~sy Sisyes lave Jamaica cn the aTr'ai o W
\ 81 and p Vi trains. -, i.s
prn,k Iyu III.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
HARNDEN a. co.

%f.fEfE ~ GENERAL, e r. r
SSs- COMMISSION, and !S5s@
SHIPPING MERCHANTS.
LIVERPOOL. LONDON. HAyRE,, BREMEN, HALL
FAX, y. s. BOSTON, NETWORK PHI, l,ADEIc
PHiA. BALTIMoRE, AND M0NTREAL,
Would respectfully give notice that they forward
with despatch parcels packages and Goods Bonds
Specie valuable Papers &c and all parts of England
Ireland. Scotland, France and Germany
They have also estab shed an gency al Malta
Their Agents The terent European Cities give particular
attention the execution of Orders purchase Of (oods
nlnz and obtaining copies Of Ills Deeds. Tiles Gc
Goods forwarded By English. French and German Mef
chnnt through Liverpool house No % Wner-stieet will
be despatched in the Royal ln Line Of Steamers 10 Boston
or by sailing Packets 10 New York. Philadelphia or Bnm0re
and OF e' arrival receive the prompt Of our Gus
torn House Agent and be immediately forwarded through cur
different Express Lines 70 part of the United States or
Cenaha. ~ VI
Bills of Exchange, payable in any part of the United
hlngdom also Bills on France, be obtained our differ
ect gencies America. ~
H. Co.. fncites for tansac;ns the abnve business are
such that they happy u inform their friends and
that they may depend early despatch and as
Charges any European American house can Offer ~
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49,. iQi-SU.H.NER .iRRANGE Hh-S I.rUh -i.,,t
~ 80 MiDDl ETOWN GOSHEN AND LSrTRHEri-
49, aTxpLAcss-NEW-YORK AND ERIE X MI
issfsgSs'{KDAb-1he and splendid ~ ~s'eainu''n,s ~
CTsETET can't Alexander H. Shultz. leaves the tool "i
Gisne street daily Suudays excsptel.l NJ o'clock A. NJ
and r p passing the most beautiful scenery o. tne luz. @
Of the Co through the picturesque valley OF The haap" "
Rsturnipg iaaye Niitetown ut 8 A. NJ. and 4 r NJ
FaSanr.fs hy the Morning Line from three "a
four hours nt Goshen lnd Mdden"n -ld tet"'" w ' "
9oclnck the evening. a., 5000, la
NJ Families ind Pleasure Parties will find this the ii ne
rotou nRd have apartments apprnp;lnttt expressly ~
For further particulars inquire Gf the Captain on bols "f
of VAN REVSSEI,AEk agent, corner OF Duane and
West streets. II. e: SENAiou H. Snpetin'en,'ent, m
Passengers for Oweso, Bnghampton and all the nn9cpn
places IN the Southern Counties of the state o otS Hnu
Northern Counties OF Pennsylvania will md inst rate sths.
ai M L eI,sit @ 4 ,,. 80 ,h, ~ an n,hs, ,nuts ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
" from Boston.
Sailed,
Memoranda.

Ship Isabella Liverpool bark Isabella, Mnyaguez, PR
~ George, Charleston. and others. Wind NV.
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ALL uEALiNG OlNTMENT.

gold FEET COLD FEET. COLD FEET, COLD
SFEkT-Coh s.thnd ConsunIp'on Cold Feet Snd DJ'psp,
sin Cold Feet md SICK Headache. Cold Fee, md Dense OF
the Lungs nnl Liver, Cold Feet aud A,hnm Cold feet and
tghtn, u the Rrcat Cold Feet and falling oil ot the llnr.
Cold Feet and Rheumatism Ctid Feet Pans thu Far
md Head Cold Feet Cold fcet-who has got Gold Feet
IL the -HciitStcrs MI eiRs
sovereign remedy for cold feet under con.
tngency OF lite. Let he warmed into the sole, o the feet.
nnd pledge word nnd honor that will restore TIE rir
cuaDn D the blood induce healthy pepIrnton and bnng
them back their cOnd ton " hen let
,ye b placed upon the chest head where the other
difficulty le. whether II be consumption. asthma dyi
pep>u oss Uiinir. will them also Sold l6 DIVISION
Sullivan. IN Canal 5g stanton. ~ "a street. IeUtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

LowELL.-The population OF Lowell, as appears
from the census taken on the lsi OF Nav last, IL 25
l63. On Is, May. 1910, il was 20,95l. In 1887 +,
Lowell contained lS,0l0 inhabitants in 1885, 6,i77
and in 1920, that part OF Chelmsford which is now
Lowell. numbered only 2G0 persona.
" Mr.. Thomas Loring, Editor of the Raleigh
independent, hitherto neutral paper, has de-
clared in favor OF Clay and Frelinghuysen. Mr..
L. was formerly Editor of the Raleigh Standard,
and warm supporter OF Mr.. Van Buren,.
u 1t is stated in the Michigan papers, that
Gen. Cass will probably succeed Senator Porter
in the United States Senate from that State after
the 4,h Of March next.
u An old beggal OF Yorkshire, has Just sue
ceeded to fortune of f95 ZOO by the death of
nephew, who went out some years since to India
and recently died intes tate.