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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
BY This Mornings Mail.


DkDIcATIoN OF THE Gay Cuoe HoysE.-An
immense multitude, consisting principally of the
Whios nf Washington, but including also many
f-on, GEORGETOWN and Alexandra, asseulblcdlast
NH, 10 witness and participate in tic c..emo.
p,ss Of defeating the Clay Club House The
bnildinr was brilliantly Illuminated and neay
filed with ladies'. The Wings of Georgetown
rno,cbed IN procession with music and transpa
r,,cj.s. and arrived at the meeting abont nine
o'clock. While Hon. WILLIS GREEN, OF Ken.
,rckv. was speaking from a roSirum which en2-
tl,d him to hc heard by the multitude both IN
front Of and wi,hin the Club House. When Mr.
q. had concluded, Mr.. CtCsiS, OF MARYLAND,
took the stand and commenced spirited ana
able address, which he had not concluded whea
our papc- was prepared for the press. The Giee
Clubs Of Washington, Georgetown and ae1an.
d,;, were IN attendance, and erilyened the pro.
ce.dinos bv singing some of their cxcc!!cn; Wing
songs. Nat Intel u !'S'''''J'
F,ru AccIpESr-Y eSterday morning, rs the
rernar tram OF cars was proceeding toward ash
inc.on, and when beyond the viiiage OF hikfdse
Landing, y miles from this CITY, man named
NcC;nni.s, AGED about - years, was run over anc
instantly killed. Soncar hid the cars approached
before the man was discovered, that all attempts
10 arrest their progress were unavaiIlng' lie IS
supuoscd 10 have been intoxicated, ana WINE IN
that condition had lam down upon TIC road with
ms head ON the track, and fallen INTO sleep from
which nc never awokc. He efta family, consist.
nu o, wife and three children, residing at Jes.
suo's Cut. in the ncighborhood where the acci.
dent occurred. BAIT. Sun OF yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

NEwJsRsEY-THg MILESTONE CONVENTION
There is TO be gathering OF the Jersey Blues
at the Birth. Place of Fceinghuysea on Wedncs.
day, Aug. 9Th. Old Somerset and the adjoining
Counties are all alive. Hon. J. L. White, Sam.
ucl A. Hot, Esq. Senators Dayton and Miller,
and other distinguished Speakers, will be on
hand.
The Young Mems Clay and Frelinghuyse,.
Club of New Brunswick have chartered 4 pack
els 10 convey passengers on the Canalto the place
Of meeting, and return for 25 cents each.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

n- THIS Is GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY nj the American
Museum and splendid perioGGces take plnce at ga o'clock
Afternoon and IN tie thus giving ladies' children md
schOnr opportunity hear the Great Kentucky Whistler
md the luuHt S,tS the famous Polka Dance, Great
Western Mr. Cole mud hn,t Of Others. The Gypsy Fortune
'reI, nnyh he rons el nj nj houry
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
neehaD;cs, Meeting at National Hall.

AT an early hou, last evening National Han
was crowded to its utmost capacity w,th the
ha.ti.wotkng Mechanics of this city all cSgeT to
hea- Alr. vAx WAeyEs, the PoughkceFsic Black
smith, speak on .he Tariff, and the Other grea;
questions involved ia the Presidential contest.
The meeting vas called 10 order By hs. JonS
c. BR.S7, on whose motion the following officers
re-e choscn:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 81, l544
c,rcuIate me Documents.

and any larger number at the rate OF s20 per
hundred, cash in advance. We are out oi one
or two Of the early numbers in July, bat we will
make up the compliment with earlier numbers.
We intend sending 10 each subscriber, as
soon as may be, doubie annadsT containing
tie (uA returns of Tie FresideHtiai Election,
ii we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends Of CLAY and FsELiNGHUrsEE. II you
think The Tribune does any good to the cause,
obge us by helping il TO do more.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31
pr,.,der.-insEpa ). RARNEs. Of ftle 81 Er.rL

3. Il. y
!. :. g. CHATTsgroS |! koIr9r FATTE!.soS.
s ;2; Taoa4s ! 8. J. DOYLE. l5- %aETrfEID CASE.
:. II AlGRGAss. y. HELTHA L.IS.
=; CRl<g- Il. MATTHEW HAgPLE.
!. o. tuAstNGHAN.
). C. PlsczsEr jors c. aioRklsey.
H. 4. iuT.gD. J! II .aRiSG -
JoHx X - EHS. .io4s AccL'NTocE.
Before the Blacksmith arrwed, the audience
were entertained with fewvery pertinent Re-
marks By Mr.. LAwToN.
When Mr. Van Wagner arrived he was re-
ceived by such demonstrations as told in man
ner which could not be nisir,eTp!c;cd that he
was among those who dceplysympathized with
MIN. lie was introduced by li-. Brant, and
commenced by disc!aiining any intention OF
wounding the feelings Of any cnc. He came
among them as plain mechanic, and would
talk to them in a plain way. Since he had left
his forge and sledge-hammC to mingle for a
short time with his fellow mechanics and urge
upon them the necessity OF sustaining the
Wing party and Whig measures as matter OF
self defence, he had becr assiied niost violently
by the Loco E7co P-sEs-iad been dcnuaaced as
Backguard Liar, and everything else disrepu-
table But he did not complain. When the
wisest and pures; patriots in the land were base
Iy slandercd By nearly every tongue and pen and
press IN the pay of the Loco Focos, it was hard
lv to be expected that be, an humble individual,
should escape. Mr.. Van Wagner's speech Was
principally devoted TO discussion OF the Tariff,
ard was powerful! vindicaiion OF that salutary
measure. He rcbuked in a becoming manner
that fell spirit OF Loco -Focoism which seeks
to array one class of the community against
anothor-the laborer against the employer, the
rich against the poor, the high against the 10 ,
and showed most concllsiyely that the interests
Of the employer and employed were Identical
that the one would necessarily prosper with the
other and that it was tor the best interests of each
individual laborer that ever other laoorer and all
kinds Of industry should prosper. He spoke
about an hour or an hour and half, and his ad-
dress vas re plete with sound, practical, co,ninon
sense which none could fail to understand ami
appreciate. lis illustrations were happy and ap-
p-opriatc, and frequently elected rounds of aP-
plause. lie spoke Of the Texas Plot with becom-
ing severity, anc dwclt for lew moments on the
subject of the Land Distribution, showing t!c ne
ccssity of the measure affecting the stcadiness
of The Tariff and consequently the permancncy
of all tic business transactions Of the country
When he concluded the audience 10 man rose
TO their feet and gave nine as hearty cheers as
ever freemen gave for Clay, Protection, and the
Poughkecpsic Blacksmith.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

NEw-YoRK TRADE SALE.-This world-rc-
nowncd Book Fair, which opens this year oa the
26th August at Bangs, Richards & Piatts, 204
Broadway, promises to be on scale of unusual
magnitude. The number of book.invoiccs is
l54, and the variety OF works very great.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

GsoRolA.-The grand Mass Convention of the
Wings Of Georgia is to be hcid TO day, a, Mad
son, Morgan Co. 1: will be glorious time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

a. The Loco-Focos OF the With Cong.es.
sional District iu Georgia have nominated Col.
a. James OF G.can Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

d "Quattlebum whether the celebrated
General ct that name we know not recently ran
for Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas and Gen.
sral Sessions in Edgcfed District. S. c. The
vote stood-Bacon, l,l32; Huie:, 639; Quat.le.
5um, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

u Hon. SAMUEL WHITE, late Representa-
i've in the Ohio Legislature died at Delaware,
Ohio, or the 21th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

~ IA yst-slay Of the Rscs9eR of The New
tssnd GuiSr Bfoo@yn;o day company vii the New,
Work Ciy Guai sniae EXCURSION tbence 10 Fort Hamilton.
o1e thai bo;l Companies vii attend as guests
Of the Dtooklyu CITY Guards.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

EfONI TTt .Nh9lINIiIe
Tae Wing Fires Burn Brightly Eight
Thousand; ia SOrncIi!

Thousand ia SouncIi!
The Wings of Aiaurv and Williamson living at
and in the vicinity oi Sprng Hi, gave a Free
Barbecue on Friday, the l9th inst. inviting their
fellow. citizens. far and near, 20 participate III the
hnspita!itics uf the occasion. The result waS an
immense inga,hcrlng of the People, brought to-
aclher Tor The most part by the common sentl-
nent ct devotion t. tie u ing cause; the mum
bers variouSly estimated AT from six TO ten thou
sand. including upward Of two thousand ladies.
The sceGe. as represented to us by eye wit
Il glorious communion of the Wing bfethrcn-a
spontaneous out-pouring of the Wing spirit, and
such a manifestation OF Wing determination,
witna as must have carried dlsmay 10 the heart
of every Loco Foco who chanced to witness IT,
Maior G.. A. Henry was the principal speaker.
He was in his happcst mood OLD Patrick
himself never addressed the Wings of '76 with
more hearty good will. The fire OF the orator
was only cquaed by the enthusiasm of his
hearers. IL was a regular "r0uSemeHt" that
speech, and such dcaiening shouts as rent the
air and such shaking of hands as followed were
never before seen in that quarter. The meeting
was within ten miles OF Mr.. Pok's residence and
within the limits Of his own county--this fact
only added fresh zeal to the occasion. Had it
been at his very door, in the town of Columbia,
the same loud huzzas must have proclaimed the
sentiments of the Wings Of Maury, though with
out any purpose to wound the sensibilities of the
Loco Foco nominee for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

u The BosroN CLAY EocALlsTS will give their
first, and perhaps their only Concert at the Apollo
Saloon this evening. They are glorious Singers,
and will be aided by Miss KNIGHT, who is another
such, if not more so. This will be real festival to
the lovers OF Melody and the lovers o! Clay, and We
trust the room will he filed carly. We 10 assure
our readers tha, they have delight in reserve if
they have not yet heard these EocGists. Go!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31

u The Mississippi vas slowly falling at
Natehez on the 18th.
~ The Saladin pirates, Carr and GALLOWAY.
have been acquitted at Halifax.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-31


WooL-Keep before the people, that the prices Wool
under the pen Tattfbave ranged from 10 10 80 ceus lower
Jns duties OF the COMPROMISE Act and ;nYt
democratic CuuEreS ut Us last session endeay
eGualze present system By sy:n= the Farmer like Plctec.
ton Manufacturer L. end proposed
crease the duty Wool lfcm TO Is per cent steadily
opposed and ultimately defeated by the uaanlnous
the NhiC members.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

pedcstas, where they may be seen most distinctly,
and strike with the most enduring though often
the most gradual Impression. This IS the case
both in his prose works and his poetry. 1t IS
more conspicuously true OF some OF his smaller
poems, which for quiet classic grace and tender
ness and exquisite care in their polish, may best
be compared with beautiful! canoes and vases OF
the antique.
Two works should be meutoned-one oil which
is only known 10 few among his admirers, and
the other not at all. Neither OF them was pub
iished, and though printed they we're very little
circulated. The first is entitled, Poems from
The Arabic ard Persian They pretended to be
translations bat were written by Landor ior the
pleasure of misleading certain orientalists, and
other learned men In this ho succeeded, and
for the first time in the known history Of such
hoaxes, not 10 the discredit of the crcduous. for
the poems are extremely beautiful, and breathe
the true oriental spirit throughout. They are
ornate in iancy,-graccful, and full OF unaffected
tenderness. They were printed IN loOO, with
many extremely erIdite notes; in writing which,
the author, no doubt, laughed very much 10 him
self at the critical labor and searching they would
excite. The other production is called y Satire
upon Satirlss. and Admonltion to DctractoTs
printed in 1886. 1t contains many Just ndgDa
tons, terrible denunciatlcns, and clcaving blows
against those who used not many years slncc to
make II rabid crusade upon all genius; but the
satire occasionally makes attacks upon some who
DO not deserve to bc so harshly treated by d
brother author; and VIC cannot but reloice that
this satire in It's present state has not been pub
lished.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
Passengers Sailed

Morse. Mi.s VI t;ocdwin Nie.sn Z More. Jno Coles
Almy " Pierce Cha; fgulknsT. W Bent George N
lhos ILL., Stephen Crccker john Nicholson T. c Richards
W Coolidge, Copeland Zegonati and ! Joy. OF Boston
Nlerum A Coms,ock Jno Hartley 5 b Williams, J 'rycn
e W Thomas, Grham, Laurc. VI Cleveland Niiam u
Thompson VI Brown Lewis PoStndt llrs Polcstadi Mas
Poie,iui, servant, Moses, Peter Chairman Cart
gc Lewis, George and Joseph B!acSwood of New ok: w.
Muckee. Franklin Trayers. Washington ravers Richard ]
liemnston Rob: Lee Dawson. Lewis ana : " Camel
plncpha: Rev |. Maroon. OF ichmond, u II lcnrci
oi DO: Hutton of Batimorc z Henry Of Washington
d.; Wm Adger indy chi and servant OF Charleston Ma
~ PARIS OF Georsu: q Ninnard. Geo Brown. Gen lrqu
hsr: II q Ferguson and ,crvnnt oi NewOrean hGfkc o
Kingston. Caan Chafles Clnrk. ot Cannda West DE In
Robert Taylor. OF Surnam; Rev Jr Cunnlnsham II Fe.gn
aud Peter johnson. o Scot nnd Miss Bucan. OF Glas
Picke>ciil and Wm Bui,ered. OF England, w Moore. o
Ireland: Antonio Saleado. Manuel oca and servant; Fu
no Murray. - Herbert. Samuel Cartel David jordan and
IL, s-naa.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

ORsrsy,Scz OF THE SABEATH.-The HarriS-
burg papers contain the proceedings ot a 1neetih.
of the citizens Of that borough and 4 portion oi
the members OF the Legislature, recently held iof
the purpose OF calling Convention OF the c'u-
zens of the State, to devise means for promoting
due observance Of Sunday. The meeting re-
commcnds that the Convention be held ca The
goth inst.
sAcRrLrGE.-Thc Roman Catholic Church in
this town was yesterday dcspollcd by some william
of It's vesiments and plate, valued at about two
hundred dollars. \ character answering to the
name of " Happy lack" was arrested and the
above and other stolen property found IN his pos
session. He was committed to answer
New Bedford Buileiin.
FIags.-Thc woods in Cranston, near Pfovi-
dence, were set on fire in four or five places last
Saturday, and the flames were not extlngwshed
until considerable damage had been done. a
man who was detected in kindng the flames al
iectcd to be crazy.
RAILROAD VILrAxr.-Somc scoundrel on Sun
dav removed a rail from the road, about six miles
out, near Slab bridge. The cars, this morning,
however, passed very swiftly over the interval
without being overturned. Had they gonc at a
slower rate the most frightful accident might have
occurred. New 6cd!o!d buiictiii'
TIE F1sHeRrEs.-Wc learn from the Boston
Advertiser that more vessels will probably be
engaged in the cod fishery tins year than for
many years past From many ports in this State
and Maine, there will be great increase of yes
sells in that business. Bost' Bee.
To FALL RigER-A steam propeller OF 800
tons was launched, on Saturday, from the yard
of w. II. Brown, called the Eudora. She Is 10
run regularly between the hourlsbiog village Of
Fail River and the ilourlshlng village Of New
York.
II The friends of Ireland held meeting in
Wathan. Mass, last Friday evening and CON
tributed :: 10 towards the Repeal fund. On Sa-
turday the adjourned meeting was held in Wa
tertown, and the sum Of SlOO contributed.
~ A man named Wilson escaped from the
jail in Dedham, Mass recently, and succeeded in
beating off his pursucrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
ArriYcG.

Ship Mexican De,nc 10 days from Havana sugar &c. to
Barclay & Livingston.
Br Ganres Ey,inse. Al days from Rio Grande. 20 Re
drlck and Others
Sw bng Swea Shu;I s. days from MarSc;eS. rndZe To- !
Mitchell.
Brc Jefferson Dyer Il days from Cieufcsos, Cuba.
Bng luiIee. lner % days from Martinique moiasscs 10
Thomas Marenc. Lett bng Victor Chase, for the Spanish
Main: schr Cleaner Abbott. y C., DIS
Brs Hudson BrasdOu days from CaItenas molcses 10 =
Eng Lawrence. Rch II days from Mayaspez. T r.
Bric Sarah Jane. SGaL y days from Cape ayin mdzc
Iinc Hydcr All Tekob II days from Ponce R. ert
mulnS>e, 10 Asop 4 Chauncey.
Bny Ecinc Walton, ~ days from Ponce, Il, sugar 70
Back x pelers
Fng NewJefey. Brown, days from Savannah. cotton to
sch Com Kca,ney Pane from LasuayEa April cciTee to
y |. McCready y Co.
Sc Bounty Wallace l. day, Ponce f. and
moiasses 10 Dcpey.ter * Whitnanh.
Sci Colombia Snow 10 days from Sasua La GInEde, C'
ba. 10 VI TAYLOR.
Sch. lalcyun, Patterson a days from MaragOna, ogwocd
10 Spracne & Robinson.
Schr Cnnsrl. Eidrdse days from Georgetown c, um
Der nas;er.
Schr Brilliant Gibson days ffom Darea cotton to VI
Deui.
sc.r .ys,!peton Ogden Suffolk shingles.
Schr Mary Jsns. Powell. Norfo!k mdze.
Scir LOUISE. Hover. Brandy VINE tlC.-.
scif i'icnc-r Coarsen, Brnrty,vinc flour.
Scif james f.eud i,Hssi. Richmond, flour.
Scir oitSin. Buwton, Newi,ern. &C. naval stores.
Scilr Francis. GIifofd. NewbcFn. Nc naval stores
q. The u ship C0us;elia.ion from II crri. in the Inl;an
ana PHcc Oceans via Rio anei'o reported by pilot
beow last evening, In consequence Cfts being hazy
Gay there communication trui the lower stations. TIE
sc bounty arrived this morning reports speaking the Cor
s;eilauon OIL the 18th uit, bound ~ tbs pprt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
Passenrers Arrived

IN the br1s GangcS from Rio Grandc-W II L Padrch
r Edwards. VIM II Dean, Thomas Merry. Indy nnd three chill
dren
In the brig Ifydcr M. from PGnct. R-A Aymat.
In Tie brig NtL-ierscy from Saraanah-Nlrs flulnnll
Mc>srs Woodworth Dear. Capt Hacker + Carroll and
IL tic sclr Hiiah. from Ntc OreaasIohn Bradford Mr
J Bennett.
IN TIC sclr Colorado from SaSra LIE GrGnGc Cnda-1r
X Lord.
In he seir Cam henyrcv from LqcnGvrc-J NcNe-.
pcrcar=o Of Batm0re 6 Mckee dc: Louis Gan;saiu,
ir lie ,cGr Bra:os from CartIareaaR Forrest. Consul
at ChQsrc Mr. BcIse Capt \ Nandyno.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
isLch;i..isO,i * Co.'s Celebrated
Nli' pIlAN = pa n ~ L 4

r1,IiiS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable matter.
fr from nuilcuinn and warranted Tree from any lnsre-
dents detrimental 2 1atn "aI n a,S ,t 1! rR II yfsb
ROft La aud who has been nnter the treatment oi me
most eminent pysicias tlr Cmie states Tor lht year;
iho, the least apparent hope o Irsornon 10 health an
n by Item pronounced uc,rabe but who aitcI iGAns e
above namch medicine for i've weeks, restored 10 petci
health That meLcne has been sold with unpreccden,rs sf
cess and In, nietmany instance when tScr ~ aceoa
diseases, TO wt SALT EIEUM StRcFIlAi GlTtk-
KISC'S EVIL. TlllSTELo INEIAMMAToRHL, AND
EiIHM9NT 81 M NfyY lt cRbGiG E oR 81 Es bLGrG fs
PlNPl.ES on THE FACE. SLALD HEAD AND All AIsL
aTAXEFFR FR, p,IIENNSF6 ~ MI 6r@i5 E Fh E rs
OR AN IMPURE STATE OF THE FLOOD The ftI ehc4
OF this medicine hn' been tested III n Tue Hsiie hooo
enumerated and s effect, Truly astonishing 'lyohcn
he spoonful 10 be taken tby adult each morning teofe
,s winch usually produces tonic effect while IN most case
II also gentle cnthnrtc increasing te hiptle aHa
ctH,rge more proscy and producing IN eectun aterh
othe whole system, purifying and poducHsa perSc aeuoa
oilhe blood. su
stimulating drinks or highly seasoned food F9,s9e by
Obtained ut wholesale of TlloS. G.. TAlNAGE
General agent - neIee opposite tae Cu,9L1 ne New
Broadway and Chhnbcrsstreti No. - ff"n,sute'
No IA We,r--treet Nos 80 and 800 Bowcy No. DFuf0n-
street No @ agd 2 Hudson snd % = =, ia%%9gd Ian ,9s @ Sc6s s
street No III nnd 81 Cherry street No l5 Walker lee,
No IS Cathnrne.treet Nos. 3j and i- Peahsi:ee: NoM
CauaI-,treet.
streets. and VIM BaGfoye. Sqnre's Buildings. corner w
loH and Atlantic sts., and by a! the principal druggists IN IN
Dr, Y. B. iocsrow, No 81 Bcnycr-st Clinton BuIdn:'.
C.nern Nhoie-ne nnd Retail gent for Albany.
r. ". Dyott & son, No li3 North Second ST. 6enerd
Wholesale Agent for Phladeplna.
Instruction. taking the article. AMI grent number Oioe
tfcnes aud Testimonials may be seen and oOsned 81 arg
the above places. ms eOomp-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03
DoCT. lioU>EnfAN's
CPNTA\ COUGH DROPS.

t,rrr{pt,pooJ sold by whoIcsale by JOHN !. DAVIS
rit, oi llp-on Coumh.1 ,ouayy, y u '"u 'o' 1aS
,L,. -4 a. ,vl..s,ai H. nut uCtgUhv
'''N '.3 JiN!sS :. A-PtNlEhlL, u Wihafi-fre
General Agent .pf ;iy' ~,
and by mos Of the principal eta dfes' d" Ne"f ''S '3t
DrS < no, rel, medicine It ha bccn snown for year and
II, healing influences nave been e y thousands ~ tr eaJ
where It hr sold But NO effort has ever tir uvh .e
Ia nl,,.iuce tie phac n rsc hY mean, ~ uie 49,
h,, .,n ,t t work way silently by - own i'TiPSe Hy
rs AID 20 depend luf Is celebrity un GetEtI t4plet is
49, -1y-t'5 -,s - lts sTtcfsd Tie rNf ol theNe. aid
tie h l sul I,t replGi.cn when II M ,l'N s,lue ae
L .,,fsr, , nf,en o the medical profession and osh-
r, ~ mo have i-ei i Is nIw' inr te h'' 'iis,
the pI5i-. ,nf $50 pa'er thHt - ptst ny a
made eno,.r a- -nr. c more wty 10y he afflicted "ho az
.,.,fr- rs. rt,f q Snow ledge oi rs healing powers
t.ll. Cnurr, i--lui. nflucua w h9opmE "uIh, fpep
lIrr., .,eurrrla.r. r-nE Of tpv'' ana i" "oe CAS-
t d,,, risectne hrsist and lung cis To eo-g1p-
tom mad other kindred Diseases. ate coniiuta 10y -
1icy commence with sight roh' or W. ON t.as ~
lcuf whirh bong r>t neglected. 4fl' I" n'aninanon
ard slowly advances Step by 'iep ntI we %" N''.u sNe
,,ny End the bought g. tire NfJ N"-" i ~ s1s
No person who has any regard Tor me ine' e i>'sd
health Should be without thr' 'Id pleasant Sf s po"sa
rNGSNN. In THIS climate. whefc cht.-e- "l "'ilti ae
.le and er effects niuuon>. is Immensely ilpOiNa
/ timely se of II hu. saved md VIII save ounni' IRON e
pnn, of prcracc-d inos, from beds ci aneusnns ton
wasted frames ,iehtae constitutions. ard even from Aa
,cit The trlu: pad iur bottle o tb thnhalu
q, often .vet was; OF money wch must haw
ce pn, for medical attendance during long course oil pa4
W, lv II their wcner md elicacios powers Dr. Hovr
MANS GERMAN CoUGU DROrS are Tree from every f gcde'
t ago,itg or dangerous nature. Ihcy purely wee
~ NJ, cnn,nour1 and mnv he taken with entire safety al
kind, of weather and under all circ1urcs Tie u~c oinn
nvplnla med Gre In, ri.p ca. grcHt Improvement 10 TIE
health of persons n,tiinna feeble ~ its effect - 10 lps
nre and vi,or ~ the sy,tcni. while II IN 40 instance wesi
the nrtienr Il meta Us iuld healing cNgcchpmut and s@s
,iuc tine very gentle tome IT'S. III short ne t.iNe
r,rv which re.urCs health, strength NEr elasticity All
cherrulnss 10 the weakened ninc ana ne Ap"Hait naa
Il Is the sign Of triumph sickness H pam h tr mort
thousands who have tred Il may he proved by NJ VINO Go9oe
IN nv IT, Price 80 bottle o four ouuce MI 5Gwlym
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-03

lNcENDlARisM-BAgNB BURNT-The barn Of f.
Macaulcv on the Lyel road, in tho town of Gates,
containing seven or eight tons of hay and large
quantity of farming utensils, was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday evening. Loss $500. No
insurance. There arc strong reasons for believ
ing that the barn was set OH fire.
Rochester Dem. Ap. 81.
DrsrEucrwE FIaE.-SpEing Forge, with all It's
machinery and fixtures, in Paradise township,
York CO. Pa, belonging to the heirs of Thomas
B. Coleman, deceased, was DESTROYED by fire on
Thursday morning. Loss estimated TO be from
25CO TO 5000 dollars. Insurance on the pro
perty, $4,000.
RAILROAD IRoN-'Ihe Reading Gazette says,
600 tons ofiron. for the second track ofthe Phja.
deIphia and Reading Railroad, nave arrived at the
Delaware terminus OF the Eoad-cnough for over
+ miles OF track.
u The Pensacola Gazette of the Goth ult,
says =" Lieut.. a. Montgomery, with 4 mcn,
ali OF the 1lh Infantry, left here Tucsds9 last,
for the Choctawhatchec, on another expedition
against the Indians. We learn that they viii be
-bscnt forty days
~ a vote for President, taken on bosrd the
steamer Victress on her last TIP from ST. Louis
10 Cincinnati, resulted as follows CLAY, Go
Van BurcnS Two..hiTds Of the passengers were
lIom Illinois and Missouri. New Albany Grz. Z