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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

sae FOR SALE-A Farm Containing - .cre-l0 WOOD iand
nike -r-I New tie turnpike road 70 Bah
-.,.-. lcn- ne r1-yad ~ the fsrl- -o-
E,ue and oGIin-s a;tsc- 70 The Fan. good Uss
AZ he p.!y-ts S.Uh Gay. luluire 70; premise
oit;EORGEW W, BRYAN. Ug 0f Smith + CASE Z Chat
-. Ill. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
comp,rslcf oiHee iali Of RscO0 .Fii March. l'i'

I,NI- Ue RtAl.. ESTATE. ty order ot the
y omrii,cn-r, cf t- >iuAu, turd 2 thr t'tt OF NJ
york on EtrIiY. the i2h tyot Npu Bii, oy james Vt
Miller. AT = O'Clock Il the N-schaut' =, EVchti-e
Sfr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

nKEPARED ard sod who.cSaIe bY JOHN !!
D.VIS CIV II Anis,a, toig-his county, y. Y. rI
-. 81 n lbs eitr >; WI .irssl- snd rs'ui b.
I.,fEt =. AsriNvkLi.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

poI-sF MD STORE To LFT.--TAe Ho7--e ,,t! ,nt
"a S,s-e - tz-a1cS-r-t- nssT ttre T7act{l = -
- R---Gls-T - =. frcr- ne i: Of A,nT. = -
-1- T----d IS t5ro-sT-- a-d rrsz 80 =
I1ari--a; ! BENEDICT t-5- - - - = -
-5iE :, = .-------
FOR StfE-T-Hs -, 40 z.s,i.--r-E :. - 49,
10 -r---5 Fi---rre. 81 ~ - rf,- - ift go
r----r. sl-r-l' ----az-i d. claa =
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~ -.-y- t---ii - 7irall.s.-zt7- 5z-l1r-- = =
F0g -1IF OR LEASF- l. -. - -7,fi ls-l-ce =
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f-- t-e s- r-.--=z --a s'-HiS- u7e si 4 t,i-'''
-. >. -. I'll So p,1s si-'lF :, s~'i 80
- r -~re,.- fs.-sN=- io-s- Aaf.i r * - -
:, cat, ,,T9.Y STORE FJE : Nh lE 10 IL ~ -
- -t-sf. n ,.,-l..:- t1si oi ii1Ft-4z's = l. : ~
ll'~s F.,rs b,---l.~ .-.i 4 e3-s-z... y! & -
,a--r.-- -,rg7- n " s. ~ le-H = 10 - s' -
% .ie '''''4'1'Si' o.. '- Nu-5Dlt Il < LF-ly-iS
Norboo-. .aeai6 I54I. : g
r.p -Nf-Tafas vsigshs Eui-i'-- lot' o. me
80 s.-a IT .+,-t r-sif'ss .-i~f-7 - 81 't'
i.-ues t. e--ra: q -rIve- rft--' 7''i =,
.-r-l- ----i--i ~lt Sd 1s-.r'Fts rad -' f'- -
-, ~ .s ~ aa~h , y e f-,- s3-r aa' .arii=
F---- fer - yv-,a., - 20 tz1tr -
a. H. ANTHoi = fi.!.:t 80 :. 80 Nel L,-rl.. :
fIE - y ZTUE'TTY oF NV iRk y fo'-.s -.
- '.t =a--- q ll.-i. ilsi'-' - e>'l.a J. -.
fl.f.-a = r.. .ra., ~ $
A. caas -ti-- F-,+ Tr-. :. ,ta'7,-i - ~ - '
~ t--r s--.-1.5-- rir- oi Is, \ - NJ! ~
ii William .1- E,asiu-toH ,ire-.. 70 q" WILL ~ - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

60 lN PER CHALpRuN.-LlNERiNtO CoAl OF
SC.OOSUpcre. qualify, iot safe 81 The soo'e low pce TIL
further noLce Consumers are invleL ic cali.
- s...h.,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

TO LTT-vro.n Mar ls;. ;gFo t1-T brrk ber-e
"a Il; Per-T -er- VIII zssds- cs'.n-. Al. "a god
=. -. iN-..illt.-.o.l - -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

sy4s FOR : III. or would he ehgnsSt flr pr1i no ii'
ss g - of NV Yort Farm ~ fsr'eIl. Ne'' "r'f'
az. ID Iu. fiofl depot u the ~'Tcrsl!lr. uui
F1l. .i,vu R11d. wle. 'fc car. ne Tire iinies ahtN
,r Ns,. Yr, city and 6Grivetu huur hriur d'-ai
,,o ,r ra. o,. DOM hi.t1c, the crty he can -n
f.,. -t, from II 60 + N.-snf aip iutae vcuy ol
...-5al good s-h~ois.
ltcata, , ae;e Of end an IN good cncs an coailii'n
au,. id n meadow MI he budus5 ~ eirc.en m %iei; % n
,f within Wei arrapc tnf r"r'''f' or '''N
i-si-e hs u- ,tonc, hei. couialm'4 ,si f'll
e.,. I've laass1r The h5rg well arranged v' ctfTaee
.a fr-s arsif! the hoI>s nu' well ot eNcrif wh ~ M
ti. door FERN, arcaiuuetatn-. Engufo ~ q g. u! ".
- -~. - : ~ az lwf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

Tor slI- II illf 'yu ~ i- An"fEuU Ile = Ih4!baIh y
aad II Brggduuy The only !eyut' tr ";y where no
genuine JONES nau Chemical :"ap and JonS c0ru iihf
. k..tGratI.. f- -ik I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
FOREIGN MD EATHE PEEIf merry.
HAIR OILS. IUIEr AKIlCLL- -

..PfESDiD Old Cl-fILE SOAr-Duly = r-ots a
- l-'iui t b ' quantity a.o every yrrry 1t iancS
;,eiteI -lags hir 'nsins rod ana,ng lon2,3 q eT''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

.11-1 FOR Pii-Tf-fSnjRGH. BT TIE PEENS5ir!-
efA-L-j vASIN CANAL AND RAILROADS !he
SUPERIOR Ire Of Packets Do'T ~ complete puei
View ba : 1n.e ten placed the Lne, and e.eJ s[Ian
,,o ,,oe isi cyn - desired tie comicrt o iis'e
les . -. ,, 80,
TIE n;Sre-ns cauay which he route So Tende's " e
mo-, H-,c.ii.le :.llf -. taken u' the ~ -
For iamiia tpveIor Ss'vafd. # p~'-=1'et 10 MI o'hr'
i5f,n. an i.,1 To-. .at. a7.- s! complete Ihey 1ra %
SS.:. %; .Y-re7-r z:-ctyr -ad osi-lE- 5a2a 80 ;as
IL IN. rom --.-.-.,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

SUGAR HOUSE TO LIZ OK L1AoE =
h1-t Re,ldf-g s..ou: so f..r .71are, stones high
~ WIN Wisaors % ey-fy id. a. s--n oeeuE~i -
-nr1 Fioa. Enc. gf yesr, may - i=i WIN u! ta- -
S,..ii. ssd fiyru:e. for r-1LIas n >u-sr -
rii.. ss-sior y, i D. glv-a hrV!F '.'e l.-n'sfs
- y, 80. - :. - II -, ma in
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

=, 4 DfSJR .BLE PPcEETl i-For - e 'i.2., !'-s
~ r.rfsfnll- = sr-a Of idad g1f h'l-- ,-i .i' "
80 r,ovc1-n,s The Di-c- ;i-,9a;' ,i!N''- e
f----s.llo s.ut 'ai.a. .se- f --1- ~ ne ii i--
- end .yt,bia 1osl-.' rr from Ne-l orr tF ~
IA .t.ge II de.t1l- alsra i''e sr-2 des I-i-
- m TIC rv 81 flr rtir7i fc1''5itn tor ui'iF'' ''if
u1,iiaL,- ',,,o inquire '' WI HINTON . MaIea ls1e
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
/ { GAL N TIcES.
Couri of Probate, amesio,pn, FEB. 5, 1874

Couri Of Probate, Jamesto,cn, FEB. 5, 1874.
A N Instrument of writing. dated the 2s,h
N cay Of May, A. D., 1897, pur?oulng
60 BE- The last will and Testament Of Thomas
X. Congdon. late of said town, dec, was this
day presented for Probate and letters Tesla
mchiary thereon.
II is ordered the said VIII be received and
the consideral ton thereof referred To a court
Of Probate. To be holden at the house Of
Thomas Il Congdon. late of said town, on
Thursday. the 29rh day Of February. inst, at
g Qo'clock. r. M.-The Probate Clerk IL here
by requested to cause this decree to be pub.
l.hcd three successive weeks in the Herald
Of the Times, that all persons interested
may appear a, said time and place aud be
heard
FSl JoHN REMINaroN, Prob. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
Court of Probate. Middteio,sn, Jan. Is, 1874

A " instrument Of writing. dated the 18Th
"A day Of November, A. ID. 1914, purp"rt-
ing to be the last will and testament ot Han
nah Dyer, late OF Mddletown. single woman,
dec, was presented for probate and letters
tes,ameniGry thereon.
II 10 ordered that the same be received md
abe consideration thereof referred To n Court
of Probate, TO be holden al the Town House
IN MiddIc'own, on the third Monday in Feb.
next, az o'clock p. III. and that previous no
ticc be given by publishing copy of this
order three sevcrni times IN The Herald Of IA,
Times. for all persons Interested 10 appcar al
said thine and place and be heard.
a true copy-witncss
JosHuA CoGoEsTALL, Pro. CIR.
Tan C.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
Polish your Stoves g. Crates.

n y better evidence of nratness when yon
~ enter n dwelling than 10 notice the
stoves aud CRATES are we'll polished We
would recommend for lh's purpose William
Browns PENCIL P.ISTE It's put up
IN rolls which cost bnt ~ ! = cents, and has
many ndvan'ages over The Brnish InSlre and
black lead. az It, uslre is brighter, lasts long
er and Is used with much less dust aud trou-
bic. la one minute after II gets dry. ty ap.
phcaii"n ul a brush you get Leaui,tGt pol
,sh. For snlc by WV. BRow>, 4el Wash-
ngton street; rrtaIled by oil the druggist
aud grocery stores IN Boston.
For s,l" ~ Newport by
Nov. 10 X. j. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
BOOT AND SHOE ST0RE E.
BENZ. MARSH, Jl:.,
No. 1873. Thames Street.

No. 1888, Thames Street,
* X: 4; E !: ;:: ] :: $ ;:
other establishment in Newport, of equal
quality, aud as my determination IS not Ia be
undersold. will iherefore make il an object
for any who wish to purchase good articles,
cheap, 10 call a, l3s and exs,Dine for them
selves. us my stock is very large and c"n'-
prlses every article usually called for IN a
shoe store. | therefore cannot name The
price of every article. which Is often done
as o bait Ia get custom TO The store, but viii
name them to the purehasers who will please
to call.
N. b. Custom work Of every description
made 10 order--such ns Genilemens' French
Calf Boots, Goat aud Seal do. on The most
fashionable shaped lasts from New York.
Also, Ladies French Morocco aud Kld. Of
every description. Particular attention paid
10 repairing
Newport, April 90, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
Economy is Wealth.
Hunts patent Napoleon Boot
Soles.

EpENJ. MARSH, in. has n supply Of the
- above article, and will have them pu,
on G"nilemen's Boots III the bGs, manner.
These urr warranted o saving to The wear
or of more than SO per cent over the com.
mon article.
Those who prefer dry feet, md durable
sole-, will please send their boots To No he,
Thamrs.slrert. Dec. 81, 1913
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
For Newport and Providence.

Until further notice
xsNsa!Geyv~zysst the Mail stage will leave
GJTS &,zdvzy-ass Provldrnce tor Warren,
ssz-s-------ss Bristol, aud Newport,
every morning (Sundays eXceptcd,) 1T nlne
o'clock, A. NJ, and arrive IN Newport at two
O'Clock p. NJ. a Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence wa Bristol and War
ren, at O'Clock, A. NJ aud arrive IN Provi.
dence at 2 o'clock =. w., in time to take The
Slonlugton Cars Tor New YORK, the cars thr
Boston, und The Stages for WoonSocket and
Coventry. THIS ~ the most direct and cXpc-
dtious route between ProvIdeEce acl New
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
to render the ride rs coG.iorable as possible.
The coaches are IN good ordcr-gnod horses
and careful aud obIIging drivers, There ls
now a new horseboat al Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and Pheasant than formerly.
" Extra horses and co1ches furnished IN
either place at shurt notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Mnnufac-
tnrcrs and Franklin Hotels; at Coles ~
Warren, and AT Jones' IN Bristol. and at llaz-
nrds aud rowuscnd's. Newport.
G. r. KiNNiCUTr. Providence,
). MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK. Bristol. prietors.
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
Oct. ~, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
ipAWNNL
NJ e - Z G I N e S =.

q NEW supply OF the mos, popular patent
"a medicines, ulutn ~ which ave
Sands, Browns and Carpenters Extract Of
Sarsaparllla.
Sands salt Rheum Remedy
smrkweather's llepalic Elixir.
SwnIuns' fanacca.
Or. Jaynes Expectorant, For Coughs,
" Aliens Dalsam OF Liver
won, colds, aslh-
A" Tay lor's Balsam Of Liver.
wort, ma snd'pu-
4" W.s,ar's Ba,am OF Wild
berry, nionary al.
Mrs. NJ. n. GARDENERS Balsam
'of Live'wort, iections gen.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Anderson's s Cough Drops. orally.
Jackson's. Shernans and Wis,gr's Cough
/ loZongcs.
PeasG's, Browns and Wild's Cough Candies.
Ja,ne'-, Swaims & Fahnsslock's Vorlnifuss.
" nad'woIth's, Remlngtons 4 Coxs's Group
| Syrup.
Sir Jas Muuay's, Dinnefords and Dunbar's
| Fluid Magne-ia.
Ciove Auodyns Drops, for the speedy relief o!
iooiharhe
" right Indian Vegetable, Whlneys)
Cough. & " hI,ney anli bilious. .Aead's, Pills
Da,enports, Tomato, SC SC,
AL>O-Dr. II. q. iey's Respiraror, OF
Rreath Warming In.lrum n,, for the uso oI
those persons whose lungs are lnlIaled by ex'
posurr TO the air the objects of which are 20
enable the cou,umpive and those predlsp8Sed
10 con umptIon, To take exercise without rlsl III
the open air, aud io prevent the bad effects 10
the ungs. arising from sudden changes IN the
temperature OF the atmosphere.
Just received aud Cor sale 10y
r.. n. III C. z g. q y,
Sian Of the Golden Mortar. near The State
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
HEADACHE AND DRowsINEss

Cured BY the use of VIM. Browns mex
haustIbc double p"rlumcd mrdlcated Salt
prepared ~ sprnEr with screw cap bottle
II is decidedly the best anicie ever luyenie,
tn remove the above complaints. There be-
lng ~ the market many limitations for the
true aud genuine article, call for Wm
Browu's Mrdcr,rd Sponge Salts. A sccn'l.
~ sgr,nsi counterfeit, ob.ctse the name or
The lahrl, VIM Brown, proprietor.
For sale IN Newport by
r. II HAZARD, p,
II. J. TAYLOR, DUss '''''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
Court of Probate, .Middleto,on, Jan. Is, 1874

Court of Probate, .Mddleio'on, Jan. Is, 1874
4 prLicArIoN was made for an adninistra.
n tor to be appointed on the estate oI
Sarah Rogers, late OF Middle,ovn, widow,
deceased.
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Cour,
at Probate, TO be holden at the Town House
in MIddletown, on the third Monday in Feb
next, o. o'clock, p. m, and that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy of this
order three several times in the Herald Of M,
Jimts. for all persons Interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wiiness
JosHuA Co0sEsHALL, Pro. OK.
ian 2J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
DIR. WISTAE'S
gsa!sash Of wild Cherry.

TENiIE besI mcdicln" known to man for in,
u cIpent Consumption, Asthma Of every
stage, Bleeding "f the lungs, Coughs, Liver
Complaint, and all dlscnscs-of the Pu.Hi""a-
ry Organs, may be had OF Agents named
below.
O. All published statements of cures
pe'lormed hv thus mrdcInc are. ia evtry re
sprci. TRUE. B" careful a. get the genuine.
"DR. WIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CBER.
RY,' ns spurious limitations ARE abroad.
Orders from any pnri ~ The country 'honld
be addressed Ia Isaac Burrs, No. l25 Fol.
ton street, New York.
For sale by X. j. TAYLOR. Agent,
Newport, X. |. Dec. 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
FARM TO LET.

3prA The well known Farm, situated
Ess.F3 in Portsmouth. IA miles from
EssE3 Newport. on the road Ieading to
sssAi&fA the Stone Bridge, containing "A
ucrcs oi good land, will he leased for The
term Of three years from the 25ih of March
next. The farm has on i, agood two story
dwelling house, a new barn, and other out
buildings. Also good orchard the largest
variety of fruit of any other farm on the Is,
land. For further particulars enquire Of ~
PARDON WHITE.
Washington Square.
Newport, FEB. g, Ie44.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
Rail Road Line TO BOSt on.
NEW ARRA.NG EIE.N7'
Forihe Newport, Taunton, FaH- Rir.r, and
.N.w Bedford


4 STAGE will continue TO leave Newport
"a daily, Sundays excepted, at 81 o'clock,
A. NJ aud arrive IN Fal,rlver nj l2 NJ; leave
FalIriver at o'clock aud arrive IN Taunton
NJ 81 O'clock. The cars leave Taunton at
p. m. aud arrive in Boston nj 6 r'clock.
Returning. the cars leave Boston daily
Sundays excepted, nj o'clock, ~. aud ar
rive IN Taunton, at 81 "'clnck.---A Stage will
leave Taunton at 81 o'clock aud arrive in
Fuilriver at l2M leave Falrivcr at P. NJ.
and arrives in Newport, at 4 o'clock.
This stage iniersccts at Fallrver with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives IN New
Bedford at "a O'clock y. m.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily. Sun
days excepted, at 9 O'clock n. m. arrive in
Falriver at r. leave Fallriver at o'clock,
and arrives in Newport at4.
Extra coaches furnished OF all times on
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newport TO FaIriver, Hs
/ Taunton, 3I75
d" 4" New Bedford, $l.75
&" A" I" Boston, S2,75
Way fare in proportion.
casc DpUH Il ,,cs,rs L Townsend's and
at llassard's Hotels.
Il. B. KINsLEY & Co. Proprie,ors.
Newport, Sept, H. l6l?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

o. Wm. Browns pure Estrsct Of Sar.
sapauln. prepared 10y rcw mode oi ck.
lfacimg the strength from the root without
corporation, u now extensively fccOmmen-
Died by the Boston physicians a ~ last TAX.
ug the place ol sI medicines lor Purifying
the blood, hup"rs ~ The face aud neck. Sail
Rhcum all discusses oi the skIn, Rhouna-
tsm, scarlc complaint, Sc. II is IN eXten.
slvr use ior ersdcuung m.rcur'al diseases
from The system.
For sale in Newport by
II. X. HAZARD, J Dr,,,;.,.
X. J. TAYLOR, D"ss'''
June 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
MUFFS. MUFFS.

AN extensive assortment of black and
~ colorrd .MUFFS. just received and are
now oilcreq Tor sale At very low prices bv
JOHN II JOUVET.
ALso-More of those very Cheap White
Flanucls for only l.. per yard. .Nou. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
PIumbe Daguerrean Gallery
OF PATENT
Colored Photographs,
At the MaLbone House, Thames

Street; 10 Court Street, Boston; 35l
Broadcay, .NeV York; l3G Chesnut
Street, Philadelphia, constituting the
oldest aud most extensive establishment
Of the kind in the world, and containing
upwards Of 1000 PicruRfs. .limRionce
Free.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
PIANO EORTES.
S. T. TIL RER,

S. T. TIL JRBER,
33 s. IS, Westminster street, Providence,
HAS just received at hS Ware Rooms, a
H large assortment oi PLf.FO FORTES,
from the celebrated Nauutsctorv of T.. Gu.
ItEr s. Co. Boston, which he offers Tor snlc
u, greatly reduced prices, aud respectfully
invites those IN want to call aud examine
them. All Instruments warranted 10 give
the most perfect sn,isiacli"n. aud for sale as
low as cun bo bought IN the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

4 method has been discovered. and known
- only at tins place. nf painting the exact
,complcxion and every variety Of color IN the
dress; thus in addition 10 the uncrrug fdeIl.
/ ~ of the likeness, you have all The rich e:.
icc,s and high finish Of the most exquisite
painting.
! These portraits having been awarded The
first premiums and highest honars by The
American aud Franklin Institutes respective.
ly at their last exhibitions, nre thus officially
sustained IN ih" Positions of superiority hero
tofurr universally assigned them by The pub.
lie, N the most beautiful Daguereo,ypcs
ever produced.
o. Persons sitting for their Miniatures
nt tins establishment are guaranteed per-
feet keness, colorcd exactly TO nature. or
no chorge. L'kcnrsscs taken every day
without regard Ia weather.
Plnmb's premium Apparatus &. Rights,
Plates. Cases. Il G. nt wholesale and retail.
Newport. Dec. II, l643.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
PIANO FORTES TO LET.

Several new aud second hand PnSo
FoRrEs, TO lot at TnChHrR's Piano Fort"
aud Music Store, 33 81 80, Westminster ST,
Providence, X. |. lAprll 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near The State
House, Newport. X l. tFcb. |.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-02
TO THE poLLst TO THE POLISH

TO THE POLLS TO HE PULLS.
 The election is next Monday, and of course, this is the last paper which will issue from the press be- fore that time. We feel 1t our solemn and imper- tive duty to adnonsh every Democrat to vote be- cause the crisis demands it. Never in our estima: ion have the people of this country had much at stake as now The question is, shall the country retrogade. and by the election of Clay, fasten upon herself all those federal measures, which have been so often overthrown by the good and glorious Demo- cracy of the Union. Shall we saddle on ourselves a National Bank; high and runons protective tariff; the corrupt distribution scheme in a word, shall we throw away our Constitution, and adopt whig federal measures in its stead lift is proper and right to do all these things doubt Clay ought to be elected.
 If, on the contrary the people could preserve the Constitution unmpaired, as our iorefathers framed tiff they would have a sound and uniform cur rency of gold and silver and sick ofbeng cheat ed with appreciated bank paper if they do not wish that Great Britain should possess Oregon, or see it finally eeded to her, or retained until that power is too strong to be dspossessed il they have no desire to pay millions for the benefit of few manulactur- ing arstoerats in eastern cities and would purchase every thing at fair and reasonable price; If they desire that their brethren, and their knired in TExAs should cone bacl, again to to this Union. and that country. 90 inastimabla= in conn 7feial. military and social point of 1i W. should am tn this couutrv to which it Ii ffally longs, and thus severed from the mrcillss oppr ssoas and bafbarti=s of Mexican dctatioa if thay wish to sc haapine5s ana prosperity smile oA our country, and our whole country.
 We say, if the people of the Union desire all these things, they will undoubtedly support POLK AND DALLAS; and furthermore, 1oH NOT VOTE for sehig candidates t6r pocql 9fices, such te members Qt he Legi4iatare because any yoteso cast is assured i ly given to Henry Clay.
 Our candidates in the field are talented and esti- mable men, who have long lived among you, known to you all-shall they not be enthusiastically sup ported on the day of the elacton2 Nay, shall they not every one be elected triumphanay, and the county rescued from whiggery3 We have long looked upon this result as beyond reasonable doubt, if the Democrats do their duy and we feel assured l that they viii act as becomes men. The old, the infrm, the blind and the sick ought to be taken to the polls by our friends, because every vote will count and they have as much intarerast at sake as those who are younger and in better health.
 Ii every Democrat is firm and aelive We shall carry the day Go about the good work in solid earnest and the whss will find, that they are < Gone CooBs,' the CLAY CLUB to the contrary, notwith- standing.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-02
FROM THE COtNTIES.
W \ SIII.NSF | tt-N GOD " | ! CHESTER ASHLEY.

faysttpriHe, Sepf. 2gth. 1}ft.
 The able political asivocale. WHO .e name appears at the head of this article, reached lhis place on ttc 9th inst, and, according 10 pre- yi0Hs notice, delivered speech al the court house on the 10th. Ii talioftls me pleasure t9 say that he did great credit to himself, as well as gave entire satisfaction to the Democratic party. He was met by Inc Whg champion, Mf. Arlington; but il ayailed the opposition nothing. Mr. Arriagton's eloqaeul, but sll- petcaI, speech weighed but liule upon the minds of those present. in comp;Sisou with Col. Ashley's clear, forcible and well founded arguments, which every reaeeting mind must admire, and for which Col. Ashley stands so eminenly remarkable.
 In the course of his remarks upon the Teras question, he pointed oat the vital ne cessiy of immediate dnneFation, in such q manner as not to be misunderstood. Col Ashley showed himself even superior in debate to hat was expected .hy either party, not withsanding his high character for afgHmen- tatiye powers. Even our Wbig friends do not claim victory fof Mr. Arlington All their bfagging was before and none after the speaking.
 Col. Ashley regards the Texas question as far the most important que lion upon which the political parties of the day disagree; and his clearand foreibleexposi.ion ofthe grounds of this beliel, cannot fail to carry conviction to every unbiased, refleeling mind, whatever views may be entertained ill relation to the other great cardinal points
 In his remarks upon the subjects of '. s. Bank and a protective IarD, he seemed to touch them i'll uuat parts heretofore left ui:!is- turbed.
 lis due to CoL .ashleyto say thqtathough he takes hold of the subject with all unhinch- ing spirit, yet he eyiaces a sense of lbeaIity and fairness which merits the jHstadmiralon of all His whole reliance for success seems to be placed exclusively upon the intrinsic merit of the cause he advoea es,
 Mir. Arlington accompanied him 10 Ben tonyille, from thence to Huntsville; and from thence to Carrollton, where he turned back ill consequence of i'll health, leaving Col. Ashley to proceed alone 10 the eastern part of the Stac The cause of Democracy mustard will flourish so long as it Is intrusted to the keeping of such spirits as Col 4sty A.