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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-16
ROYALTON.

The Liberty Men, one and all, are requested to
meet ut the usual place of holding such meetings,
on Friday, 23d inst, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. to put in
nomination candidate for Town Representative.
By order of Town Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-16
RERLLN

The friends of Liberty in Berlin are herebyre-
questcd to meet at Berlin Corner, on Friday, the
SOth day of Aug, at O'Clock, P. M, to nominate
man to represent them in the next legislature
By order of Town Committee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-16
Wing Candidate for President5
HENRY CLAY.

know there is cisioaary dogma which holds thai
negro slaves cannot be the subjects of property sha
not dwell long upon this speculative abstraction. That
is property achich the aw declares to be property
Two hundred years of legislation have sanctioned and
sanctifed negro slaves property"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-16

NPLUE and Black Ink Of the best quality, fol
N ID sale by the bottle or gallon s. P REDFiELB
March l4th Inf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-16
Bakersfield AcademiCaI
: ~ S = :: :. = U ON

TENIiE Fall Term will commence on WEDNEs-
Il DAY, the 4th day of Sept next, and continue IL
weeks During the between 40 and so Lectures will
will be given Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, with
experiments of an extensive Apparatus.
Books furnished by the Principal.
Board s rs, including room, wood and washing.
Accommodations may be obtained by those wishing to
board themselves.
Tuition per Term:
Common English branches, $500
Higher " $50
Greek, Latin, French and Spanish, 400
Drawing and Painting, l,5s
Needle work, 25c TO 90
Vocal Music. $50
Us. SPAULDING, A. B. Principal
Bakersfield, Aug l, 1874. 32:5w
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-16
Montpelier Liberty Association

Meeting at the Masonic Hall next Monday eve
All are invited to attend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-16
STOWE.

Irasburgh, Aug. 8, 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
Anniversaries, May. 1874.

MONDAY, May y6h.-Presbyteriaa Board of For
sg1 Mssionsa! the Rooms, 4p NJ; and public meeting ut
.Soc,> y for the Collection and Diffusion Of In
SSa ,sadxsy ,s fssst%s e SDf'l Punishment Apollo S'
A,sertean 2. Seamens 5 Friend Society.-Tsberna
'f rSssSss q ssi.h Nay u 7h-Amerenu Society for Me-
'ireti"s The Cgndton ef the ,lers-Tabernscle 10 A. NJ
Foreign EcanSel'eot Soetety-Reiormcd Dutch
Neis. YorS and % 1e1ieGa M ;s snaaay School Union.
~-Tsbsnece 7'3pM ptocessiea a, 3p.M
american Antt- Siarery Soeiety.-lo o'clock a.
Ameriesm % Female sat Moral Reform Soeiety.-Al-
en.:t- church Rev. G. B. Cheevers) =, P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY May Sth.-American Tract Socie-
tp-Tabemacle, 10 A. NJ
Eastern N. York Anti- Slarery Society.-Apollo
Hall. 40 Broadvay 1oA. NJ
American Female Moral Reform Society for del
egale. s'd members-& Park Place. 10 A. NJ. and NJ
Pes.~e Society-Dr Adams's church, Broome-
street ~ o'clock A. NJ
American Home Missionary SOciety.-Taberna
ce, X O'Clock r NJ.
Cone, church. in Broomss,. IA 7. VI.
THURSDAY, MAY 9,h.-Amerzcdn Bible Society
Tabernacle, 10 A. NJ.
Exhibition OF the Pupils OF the Nen- York In
naee cIoeR. K. p D'''On II. 0' "e De'' a"3 DA~'
Ameriran Temperance Union.--Tabernacle, I!
E NJ Address by Rev. DR.. Bacon. NJ. Grant and j.
The oa rs ases & delegates &c al inc ONCE
american Protestnst Sociefy.-Reformed Dutch
american Education Soeiety.-Central Presby-
T7IDAY. May l0th.-Aiee,ing in behalf of The
f. can BSq.d z; gt cSmmis'ioners for Foreign Missions
- The Anniversary Of the Missionary Socie.
y 1e Methodist Episcopal Church will be held some
uofg the eary part Oi the month"; but the une place and
srrs sments are not agreed upon. NIB
Subscribers to the Tribune who remove on
dty of May nre reolested 10 leave their names md
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON. hlny s. leii.
Petitions against the Annexation of Texas were
presented in SENATE from Otsego County, Onta-
rio County, Detroit, &c.
The bill to apply certain alternate sections of
the Public Domain towards the completion of In.
tcrnal Improvements in Michigan was made the
special order Of the day for Monday.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the House OF REPRESENTATIVES commun.
cations from the several Departments, asking for
more appropriations were received and ordered
printed.
Mr.. J. r. ENGERsoLL gave notice OF his ntcn-
tion to introduce several bilis-emoDg others,
To prohibit the public execution of criminals
under tie laws OF the United States and To
confer on United States Consu!s in British ports
jurisdiction in controversies between American
ci,izcns'
The vote of yesterday by which the following
resolution was passed was reconsidered, and the
resolution referred to the Committee on Engra-
wing
Res0iurd. Tint the Committee Public Buildings and
Grounds be authorized TO have printed the reports specIca
additions to the Capitol and other public buildings now before
the Committee.
The consideration of Mr. McKAY's Tariff Bill
then coming up in Committee OF the Whole, Mr..
CHArPELL made speech in favor of the BILL He
was followed by Mr.. MuRpnY OH the same side,
and Mcssrs. ROCKWELL and DARRAGH against it.
Mr.. RATHEUN obtained the floor, but yielded to
motion that the Committee rise.
Mr.. CAVE JOHNSON asked leave 10 Introduce
resolution granting the use Of the Hall on Satur-
day evening 10 the Peace Society but it being
ascertained that there was not u quorum present,
the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
YORK, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 6. 1sa4

lJR. .WAILtcK has ths honor to TO the public
w ." New OK tni nj the suggestion p number OF i!i'
S'"' ne EEcTtRE iSD DR1MaTfc Fl !'l oIio
IL TWO PARrs,
at he Library IIu Ern1dway corner Of Leonard Street to
commence at hnlf past Io'c!ock
l..TsTEonrcroFr ADpREs sss-Readag from Venice Pc
served'-charnciers. Inifcr and Pierre .Otwny
,. .REApIs6s And RECiTA Arr0:s from Romeo and juliet =
chamc,er Romeo, Benvolo and Metcuto-tluesn Nab.
3ASEcporE OF the celeba,+ Edmund Kean mud the srea,
vocalist Mr. Fraham-ilierent mocas OF eonceivins and
displaying energy and orce
1. Observation-Disclosures Sololuy Death and shor
Lecture upon points in the same scene. wit, lphslln
5 REctT,rroS-Jaques A, You Like IL The Seven A-cs
e. .Ev!pEscEs of the Easy TraE:on om the subme to he
Ridiculous. Sonc,Condy iie-nn OF Balypo'esni !'n
rIsa n1y fHs SfSn Aquatic imp Of Pat Dsa %
lLEcrF2z upon points y 5P character of sIaSbeh-
x*a with incidental ,SS.,5 ,Rss'ao 3-,ss fne snes'pae si2
HI love "i Shakespeare aal Hose style Of cnrrnm
sVrF1 F5fss GgSETA M he Dbhn bipge 70 E.
theatrical Wa.herwornen' Sons-N', Wntb,s,
AsroDorr of Sheridan Knowles author of t &C.
4 'sence Of Mind-Want OF the faculty OF remembering
5ASESpoTFs q tie celebrated G alnhsFiE:t arrival IN
T. RDS1T.ros~Ife slp~1ccE or. Two wny,, Of Telling
Tickets s 1Iy i@ Doai-Tabe ha ct The Ao; ioss
The rSlnI plnrel md Il
SECOND ANNIVERSARY or THE U.iSHLNGTON
- PROSPECT +. 3. SOCIETY. IN the NJ T. Church.
Greene. Broone street. on MONDAY EVENING. May
s. 1871.
PROGRAMME
Muse By the Band
Ode" Temperance Coll Marshall Choi.
Address .......... Hon Ely 9i0o'e
Music BY the Band
Brown OF YonSers
Ode ............ Lady Prospect GhCIr
Address .......... t. j. Porter. ES1.
Sn'lc by .ne , bt'i
Ode" The Merry Temperance Lay . Marshall Chnit
nhdreis pn'I, I %
sonr- 'aS iuria Ham aa tea1sa@ H"s
ode Lazy rtsiec' g, n nuIt
IA hc'. p','-7
Song the Pale Check Brown o lonke.s
Ode ReJoce, Wush1gtonuns. BY the who.e thn'r
10 The proceeds OF the be appropriated IL
the highly mertoo object of obtaining Library Tor the ,e
ofile Prospect members 49,
~ Tickets One Shilling ench. 10 be had at Stockwe-,
CrNton Lunch Menlo i tlnrks. corner OF Brcndway ANA
Canal st. the door Of the Church. and ut this office
Exercises will commence M Il quarter Ia O'Clock. nh ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
CoURTOF COMMONPLEAS Before Judges ULsuoEFER.
ISGRAHAM ard DAILY.
POLICE OFFICE

STEALING FROM A SrORE-John Smith went this
morning into the of Me rwecdf and Burrows, No 81
Liberty street osenHby purchase goods md stole pounds
of sewing silk worth SIC which found upon hun hy T. l..
Cole private wachman who took HIM 10 the Police and he
sent 10 prison.
STEALING \ GOLD WATCH.-HarrisCn French
was arrested and committed stealing gold watch and chan
winch he pledged ior sl0n Canal street. where II
cred.
PASSING CoUSTEIFrIr CoIN.-A man named Hi
ram Sorilwick pissed counterfeit Mexican dollar poor
woman nppcs which beng dscov
cred officer Neas UuihvIck uHi other counterfeit
Mexican dollars being found his person he committed TO
answer
IMPlous THEFr.-This morning early while Ca
therne Sullivan her knees at mt ST. SOseps
Church. 9Th avenue with bundle containing dresses and
handkerchief by her SIDE Christopher AcNnmee stole the bun
die o cohlng and carried Oft but arrested taken before
Justice Gilbert Of The Upper Police and sent TO prison.
COATS CApTuRED-In December last coats,
worth sl2 were stolen Reuben NJ Rodackun Of No. jJ
Grnndstre To-day William Sands arrested und COM
United for stealing the coats, which were found.
LARcENIEs.-A boy named Michael keeler was
committed for steunS coat from Mcssrs Davis & Miller 3
Fulton ST.
John Conrad was caught and imprisoned for steal
ing nm overcont from Peter House. 10 Sheritfs
Stephen ID. Stetson was committed at The upper
Police for STEALING S. from the money drawer Ct Charles Bart
20i5I Hudson ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
fmy4 edtJell Total Live Insured. Al

E PhrenoloGy-Depart " ~ h. Office
is Nassau Street iii Wsosay M}y s1 ma.;
hse:re ra nu.,ateiy His lecture on woman VIII ho' p
yi, en- till July. ...es., nublc do,-
I , s,sninntIuns youch for hs competency VIII tefih W
The office pepnred to heads daily and MI oIee o'
books and buss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
PARIS LIFE PILLS.
BEWARE or DRASTIC PURGTS.
Warn, weather - fust approaching,

and The impurities Of the tloodrequire recntying.
The subscriber iesiros pomt the Publc the fatal
consequences taking Strcns Drastic nrceS Mt 's pecu-
ur season oi TIE year II has appcae ~ thousands ot
,tac> that patients by taking such mccincs compounded
by i.noTnu quacks hdce t0GRG tr rdreS instead o the
road In Health :,
or the functions necessary I've clsansc and nvlgornte
lIvcr The presently ud the stomach. and the healthy
of the digestive furnish the only natural
.timart hut whenever the con'ngs oi the ioner
become md mod. the bic improperly Seccted and
disease ~. the liver and ceGeny unhealthy state OF e dgrs
supeyrne. In this state. many pfsons W 10 ras
tic purges for relief Such ,reniment specnly nt th sea.S
ot the year - ,nbiuing FATAL CONSEQUENCES. 10
slye n HEALTHY TONE TO TIE STOMACH. TO
FREE TIE 81 GOD OF TIS lMPtR RITES. aDd strength
IN these organs rcuy by change oi the IN state OF
r" eteriorIne strengthening. Such PARIS LIFE
PILLS he,ng perfectly gentle III Their operations and con-
pounIsl Pl' nelly OF VEGETABLES; they create neither
nausea cnpng they also carmnnve and soothing
Drastic Pnges the contrary produce pnin sickness and
MssIule.
PARKS LIFE PILLS are sold by az respectable Druggists
and wholesale hy the Proprietrr THOMAS ROBERTS &
TO- No III Fulton street OF broadway and at S4 Broad
way until the ls OF May.
FnnEIGS MERCHANTS md EXPORTERS are Informed hat
ms P0rt HeSs Wmppers with Books nnd Testimonials
IN the Samc umguages. H., ,,,
hc ctcncy ii PAiR'S LIFE FILLS. nnl given them
placc their list of useful Meiccs. THos RonxRTs Co.
vnrn Public nsams spurious limitations o their popular
Medicines Their Agents Ure:-NloIs Nam street. LOUIS
vile - Bul>a. Cincinnati: L. Y |. Adam, - loui,; a.
Oliver * Co Ca!trcs street. \. Orleans j. h: Tyler BAIT
more Maryland: A. Duvnl Il Co. Richmond llr. Filter.
phlnielphn; uclur Iol,ey. Western New YORK . NJ.
THOMAS ROBERTS 60 No. II Fnlon-st
noI I'm laic of Ui Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
--r, tho Ctoir


The Collectors Bills were called up, but final
ton on them deferred They to be taken mp the next
meeting.
The Coroners Bill cr the last quarter, amounting
TO sIO5I &c. wns referred. with power
The Bill OF ex-SEerih Hart, 10 he close Of his
Of office pns,e the charges to be made IN the same
J., the bill p!eviousiy passed;
AID WATERMAS and Aid. Nash entered protests
against lowing the sheriff for attending Courts service he
never performs. ADJOURNED.
CoURTOF COalMONPLEAS Before Judges ULsuoEFER.
ISGRAHkM ard DAILY.
ELIZA r JUMEL vs. JAMES MOyRoE-Alsda me
Jume leased her country the Harlem River 10 Mr. VI.
for sUJ per She complains hthc hrUbhery and plants,
contrary hnd been neglected and permitted 10 mn
Tins Denied Judgment Tor plaintiff on demurrer.
THOMAS AND RoBr WARNsIEy vs. WARREN C..
GRlY-rhe evidence the present case does not show
suit of s52 retained by the jury. Verdict confirmed, II
plaintiff consents 10 reduce the amount 10 SD ~. otherwise
tial allowed.
JOHN w. MORGAN vs. JoHS SHEPHFRD.-ln a
case where ury had been plead in bar payment OF note
Verdict for plaintiff confirmed, with liberty default to turn
the case into bill of exceptions.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
CITY TELLIG ENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge
Belts.
PERIOD FOR CLOSING IS BAyKRuPrcY-Th FOL
lowing orler was mnde On Saturday;
L. s. DISTRICT COURT Southern District OF New York,
May g. ISL trcered that penns who have filed petitions
this Court decees OF bankruptcy discharge nHd
elected delayed prosecute the COMPLEXION take
proper for orusecUl- the completion before
the s duy January next h, the Clerk be authorized
after that day. close docket IN ever such
order Diminishing the Pcti:.on file unless particular order
from the Court obtained for continuing the cnc unle Tie
nner be deln yed by acual litigation pending thereon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

,>trI ,,rcSIycFR No 2s7 Washington street BOS
nE ,aend;pe % co-e s business offer lr sale hs en-
tire s,ark Of HATS OF the fa! FaSHl Tn osl Ros cb White
moh 9u Eeo,hsr, Tnmn:ncs 8c Sc-ai OF winch VIII oe
sold at reduced prices retail or 4 any person eGa r M he s
.e Of on the most favorable terms tor cash or approved
so lrrre stock of Questionable Hats WHICH he
will sell nj extremely low prices. "o
CROTON WATER PPEs-The subscriber attends II, to all
,be b,anrhes of Plumbing huneSsntIodnclns the Iro-
-, ;uo Hones Ra this Wafer Closets. &C. &c lie has con
nniy on hand full supply of Ewb1nks celebrated NJ ana s ny
pmeTs IN he the genuine manufacture Orders may be ei'
at ~ ~, BIoan n suee' ''' 'e'' 7Os Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

AccIDENr.-The horses attachedto coal wa
gon took fright yesterday, in Wiley street, and
ran over the precipce just above Bingham's Ca
nal Warehouse. One of them was killed on the
spot, and an old German woman, who was unable
to get out Of the way, had one Of her legs broken
and was otherwise injured. Newark Post.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

o. A Mr.. Fred. Scammon, of Saco, Me. late
ly iel! from building at which he was at work,
{ and literally crushed his skull. painful opera
tion was performed, but, though yet llvlng' no
: = hopes were entertained Of his recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.

LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.
Whig Committees! Clay Clubs! Friends
OF 1Ir. Clay! send on your orders!
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES,
OF ALL PARTIES, ALL CREEps, ALL CALLINGs
Only 95 cents for 100 octave pages, with
three EnsrnvtnSs'
THE LIFE AND SPEECHES
HENRY CLAY,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
WHOLE NO. 956.
PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL.

ENGL!sH AND J. CLASSICAL. AT MlnDLEToNWS ,N,, CT;
render tuly worthy Of public confidence
Student are to,on:h psparsd %' Eny y C2a % o "i O So
form part oft l. believed that the pecorni attention. KIND
md comforts of home secured Ia them IN
hr her degree than usun IN similar institutions.
The onon one D Of The The most Hsn.G TH j. aGd h healthy @ bS nS
young lads always accompanied by Careful when
pareGis ,t desire o,.,.. u.v ~, -, vo.,,,,.. -.
each preceded by vacation Of week. The charge SO
per session. which includes all school eIpcn'es except Book
may be had at = 'arss1 81, = ssF Fn Of Il @ Hoy
T'IIE COMMERCIAL AND COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
I i3 3West Washington Place 81. ,.,......,,, :.
vor winch has alcady attended cr enterprise ard bcles
n- ;hc general prncp- ostmcton and discipline enc
invite the parts and cuaUans TO the location TIC
plan aad the eyceeat character 0 the Institution under tier
In the aseuce oany Schaol OF high order ur;ns the
r1i depaTen OF ESl,h Fiesh and C.,cal S5ns Z, & e
have ocnte Their cool CONTIGUOUS 10 tfenwlch mud She5ea
patrons of ;hat mme,iia;e ue!ghhorhoot
Terms OF tuition yary from 10 to SO per quarter ,...
Junior Class OF bays under Ten OF VIII Ge orne'
HfMW&S2m GEO. W. CLARKE.
NERRfANH s@eI SeMoD S Ii. ss GS"s s5
the present einE the suh Annual Examination, which
@als yaar @ ' viii commence mn on O.y next For ti6er
particulars in relation to the SCHOOL sec Circulars which my
be had application ut the School OF any member oi ie
anus ~. S:evcns, ':Sf cHa 'OA: Jane; Morris.
Wia% S'Is"n' Mer 1iSgou' John John + FIJI B. MAXWELL
Abraham B. RIeh Frnnci;P. Sshos.,
nmes Hsns Pir, =; iHsa Tb"@n T4%e, III Se ERlf "sh
slilvEEs PARKER P'esa!ed' Of the s0e.e'y3
vi sfiooi f6E ioGSG IHblfs s. Ifsing pace.
meHce He % har,ay % siny a. References may made
Right Reverend 'is!nr o NewY@r NewJet,ey and Mas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

r.RruouAKE IN THE WEST lNDIEs.-lhe GARTH
ouukc noticed as having occurred on the lolh u''
at ST Croix, it seems by several arrivals on foay
prevailed generally throughout the West 'nd'a Is
lands. Accounts from Porto Rico mention 'ha' ]"
was Eel, quite severely at Guiana and ponce' III 'nr
interior of that Island. At the latter place seVera,
houses were thrown down, and the shock continued
over minute.
Arrivals from Veru Cruz say that consdefaoIe
shock was experienced in that city on the s'th
March, which shook several public buildings anu
damaged two churches material.
FIRST Boar TO BUFFALO AND DAcX.-Arrl'eo
this morning the VIM. Ii. Dc Witt, of the Bull
falo and Ohio Line, with 81 tons flour and pro
visions. Capt. Osborn has the credit ofrunning
the first boat through the new canal at Romc
and arriving flst at Buffalo and Albany, making
the entire trip in fifteen days. Alb. Eve. Jour-
u We learn from Newport that the trial OF
Mr.. Dorr will not probably be concluded until the
first of next week. The government finished their
testimony on Thursday, and yesterday afternoon
was spent in receiving testimony on the part ol
the prisoner. Providence Trans, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

~ The Invisible wig so closely resembles the
real end of ha that sceprs aud connosscurs have pr0nouc
e The most perfect and extraordinary invention OF tile day
The great advantage of this novel and unique WIG It's he
ing made without sewing weaving. which causes IT. appear
ance closely resemble the natural hn both IN igh'es'
so beautiful so porous and 50 free That IN all cases Of persn
lion evaporation unlngeded ana te gLeat ev,s ol oIneI
invited to inspect this novel md beautiful Wig and the pc
cnr mcthod of fitting the head the munniactures y.
q BARKY 46 Broudwuy OF Liberty street, up nlrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

u By reference to our commercial depart.
mcnt il will be seen that the number of arrivals
and clearanccs at this port is very large and that
the business of the Oswego Canal exceeds that oi
any former year. Our mills arc now fully EN-, en-
ploved. and the various departments OF business
in our village never looked more prosperous
- '' [Oswego Palladium.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
New York Le9islnture.

ALBANY, Friday, May ).
In SENATE nothing OF interest lranspired except
the passage to third reading of the Assembly
BILL with amendments, to re0rganizc and regulate
the Police Of the City of New York.
In ASSEMBLY the bill in relation to the Public
Works was taken up and passed, G7 to 80. The
Finance bill was also passed-62 TO %. Also
the following bills:
In relation TO the State Prison nj Auburn.
TO incorporate the Port Byron Bridge Company.
In eutI0n the Justices of the Peace in the Of Cato
TO amend the charter Of the village OF Canandaigun.
To change the name of Stewart and Sarah Skollman
In relation the Saratoga and Washington Railroad Com
paDy - -.
10 certain powers the Judges the County of su-
80
TO Incorporate the Albany Society of Brotherly Love.
10 amend the in relation TO the Common Schools OF tile
City of Brooklyn
For the relief of the heirs of Joseph Bicknell
To incorporate the Monroe Wnter Works.
TO authorize special town meeting for the election oil JUS
tice of the peace IN Aurora.
For the relief of David a. Bockee and Others o the city oi
Brooklyn.
In rention School District No. in the town 81 Brown
vic IN the country of jefferson
For the rcllet the heirs of John X. p. Roberts.
To amend the net for the relief OF Mary Bull.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

SlxclNc.-A good Wing remarked, IN CONVEX
sation, that the nomination of MIR. Frehnghuy-
sen was capital one; but there was one ditilcul-
ty-it could not be sung-it would rhyme with
nothing. Anothe-gcnteman ut once relieved The
difficulty by the following impromptu, winch
shows that Frelinghuysen, instead OF ryhmng
with nothing, ryhmcs with every thing:
"Don't you see the People risin'
For Harry Clay and Frenghuyscn
The Locos hate, as bad as poison,
Our Harry Clay and Frelnghuyscn
But patriots all arc sympalhisn
With Harry Clay and Frelinghuyscn'
rJour Commerce.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

Gs- Packet ship AshbIrtOn. for Liver
The pnenrer, By this ship requested to be on
Hoard on tuesday In IL o'clock. 9t the per foot OF
Maiden iaDe at which hour the ship VIII sui. MI z
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
a. nr. FcII1 Gouraud,s Italian NIedl-

Gated Soap.-For curing ireckes pimples. emp,ons
bnchcs scuvy mor,hew, ea, spots musk kco b;c>. as rl
rrniiop nnd rou.hnes and auwnes ind dnrkneSs of the
skn This soap one the remarkable recent chen
ca discoveries It's emoent md henng quates are spoken
cake 20 cents we wnrant to all oinary purposes
nnd IL t h.. Ind genuine only o. WnkerSeet, door
from the corner of Broadway Agents. Milk street Boston
Is h,uut street Philadepha Gray, Poughkeepsie iouey
Rochester, Myers, llew Maven; Dye Providence ,nretan
Iowel and TTipp Newnrk a2O Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

E- To Temperance Friends-Ihe friends OF
temperance are reminded that heu quiet and comfort nre
found rs usua 63 Barclay St This establishment having
hcen e,ted and put in complete order oil strangers and friends
nm, CITY for transient ny who would like TO test the
sperory of well chosen vegetable Diet are respectfully IN
vi,ed TO call lml Inn hooh Ei-i' "''7''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

q Public WoRKs-An acquaintance just from
g Nunda, says it is sorry sight to look upon the
a ruhous state of the public works in and around
II that village. There are several locks within
;. short distance Of that village, which thus far
It hive cost about $4,000 each; and nine -tenths
q Of the work which has been laid out upon them
. will prove total loss, owing to the ruinous COLI
" dition in which they were left. The people who
G have been injured by the stoppage of that work,
, (Genesee Valley Canal have but to thank the
u Loco-Focos for it. Warsaw New Yorker
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

JUDGE ELLorr.-Is it not shame, that, IN
land full of peDitentiares, whipping posts, plllo-
rics, and trcadmllls. Judge, convicted of fradu-
cntly making nearly two thousand illegal voters
should be punished by simple removal from
Office
A poor rascal, convicted of casting single
fraudulent vote, is sent to the State prison. or
whipped; but public functionary, found guilty
of subverting the very foundation and the super
structure of the elective franchise of city by
making ,74S fraudulent voters, is suffered to 60
at large in the community with his head unshorn
and his back unscarrcd. Lou. journal.