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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

ONE MCRE GRAND RNLY,-Ths L;Y members Of the 4,
,2eSG md 4 e & c o. ss q @ t ece
10 JON IN the grand Mas, Procession nnG OF Tho
sP e HSf& eAy a3a ff M Band d
Music has been engaged and che arrangements MADE io me
sTi Free % Tr.de TINT the Mechapc and Working Men Of
the Old Tenth not 20 be oou-hi ny bn'h GOLD or inm.
aed BIZ a cause foIoIc he fuy 70 themselves and their
Country By orde, -. - ,.,s,,.. n At.
Wf: = + 2; e1,i W,EsIii ,;Er1i fsecre'a'ies osa
iioa- Pag' 4 strong pull ind FM a,'cgeher One
~ Fourteenth Wn,d -'Tts- Whi- Electors of
this Ward who insnd 10 on u the P,o:ssioq ot the o' ~
Warha a. Bfoedyrnv iiou,e. tins NIontas) evcnas at
o'cloGk ,'c,ii. =. .ao,.
oros,en vii please send then pee=afs ard report Ao
expected thu, ho 'ho Intend 20 spcnf mounted oI ~ cRi
,s Js ~ r. meeting vii be specified Tomorrow, notice.
@HN TSEffffEER sn eh9ia9 a.HTy M9j4 Tsy Soq''s Ta
{sHS Fa5ssE Ssk2SP; k2z9oez sesrstsse-. osr
Fifteenth Wara-CLAY AND FKELING.
ui-v. rhs trends of Ciay and Freinshuy.en md Pro
ac,a6 10 tnefcan ao arc icue,ed meet me Fssnti
cs c1 na I'd b2s.SWay Rs aSa' on Sf wednda4 eG h4
s6 5 n, E2eE 1t 70 %e Sle s Ss F. 2laSf S
expected 10 be present and lem the Procession Band OF
Nus !, enrase 9ads, wi. be furnished free at Cotst-
atioa iies lls BIZ order oi ie comTgS,f; ,;. p.,..,
tTbtield Case Augustus l.. Brown
" '''''1'' WILLIAM V. BRADY. Chann.n.
\ \ RooEEs. secretary olo
t.~- sev.nteenth Ward-CLAY AND FIRE.
IVCII- -jN Tho .-isn, OF Clay aud Frenghnyser and
10 American LABOR .he seventeenth W ard are
eques;ed to ma early arrangements Tot the eIzai rf'ceon
on the 30'h Octub . ,o.t ,,,, -.
The CIuf vii ms Nnlduy evening, 18Th October. A
their new head guae, Bowefr between fiit and SSh
streets al pclock the purpose oi receiving the names oi
hce who intend lunlnc nc ptos!on lid 'oesscl such
V''''' By o;dcr. r. Z. ToNlLlNSON. President.
IosErr kEES. tSocrctar.cs 1,c
Is..c U,YToS, Hc
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

CHINESE CEMENT YOR MESDISG CHINA, GLASS. &c
warranted al 81 Walker street. hist store FROM Broadway
q, cents a bottle O25 2eOd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

4. FOR SALES building lots 3itl-st. (loO feel
90 wide,) between 9th and 10Th lots on ioh
,l street, between 9Th and lOth avenues lot on eh 3,
near sh DO. 18th street. 9Th avenue do on
9Th street avenue C. Apply to 20
oss1 1w 7 BroaI.st near Wall-sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
~ Elr,t ward nemocrrtlc Clay CJuh.-

The member. Of the Fist Ward Clay Club nIe requested
NEE. al Thfeshe Broad House Monday evening. et
~ O'Clock complete the arrangements for IonIns IT re
Celebration Of "Wednesday next; ,, -
GEo. c. MaSS,
GHfs. ,NtI, ,MeboroALL' Secretaries. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
.nlS UENONp, Z
GEORGE kELLoCK Serieteie9- s,,
JoHS tAsAyELLo. - IL
,-sev.nteenth Ward :
c-,z. Nor. han1s the CD. on Ne,v-York-

~ MGR, hanfs OF the CIT OF EeNv- OK
Tie undersigned Merchant, Of the City of New York ttrcH'
signify her intentions walk IN p1occ>icn with the Wings
on the h Of October. s,u,. ard earrsy invite thoe cl
zcns who are III iayo; ef HENRY CLAY and THEODORE
tRFIINGJIYSES TO unite with them il c.:7,ns such pro-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
To 10 I Pittsburgh b. Canal and Ra lroad ....,.

This can be accomplished without anhipmet, and the
suit viii be- tim, the supply o goods for the ceGt mart and the
produce and manufactured articles from Pittsburgh mud The
surrounding country. viii find the Of transit 10
kct b economy and expense through the Morris Canal
that will lie found any other route The route
Pittsburgh either by the way of Albany 10 Cleveland on
Lake Ere thence through the Ohio Canal 10 Portsmouth on
81 1 Ii. A IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
CARPETS FOR THE PEOPLE!!!
!, SMITH, Jr. AS Pearl.stroe

r. SMITH. Jr. si5 Peafl@use-
O4 n, a, "a The arpext and most complete assortment
Brus.ek Three Ingram and other CarpetnE' embracing
every descrpton and variety Of pat;srus Ae fioos ~
Cloths. gaguh Druggeu and Oil Cc,h RuG, tosethe, W.
every article connected with the uuds at the VoH
prices Good substantial Capetng from ono 'niI. as -
go y, r billnas %, yu,d Rich goods equally low u pfo
portion. ~. n, steauboats
large lot of Oil C!o Remnants suitable io'
Hotels. Families, &c. for sale exceedingly cheap a..
All psnon. furnishing will find greatly 70 a'n
'S Scr. open from sunrise to 10 O'Clock ~ Doat
~ ~ .,o,s Irs Pr,r,i opposite William. g. ols s~ss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

rs- Tenth pVard-RALLY! RALLY FOR THE
BIZ EE- Justice Harry of the West and Protection 10
Amencan Labor The Democratic Clay Club OF The Tenth
Ward will hold Special Business Meeting at their Head
Qpners Congress Hail. Bower and hester streets on
uesisy Evening al O'Clock The COMMITTEE oi Arrange
mems for the Jubilee Of the 3h inst, viii then make full re-
ori their dos SC with the Arrangements ~ regard to the
number and character of aGe. displays, &c &c Inc e
mocatic Wing Electors Of the Ward are respectfully invited
10 attend and If they already members OF me uo 10
become members nj onccthe roll at the room every even.
ius The members badges ready nnc can o had al
Head Quarters any time during the day evening BY oiuei
NATHANIEL G. BRADFORD President.
1nSs 19ns F9W5EE: s HoWr 'f Secretaries. osa
rTThc Sixteenth Ward Henry Clay Club
will NEE, At TEMPERANCE BALL in ih street. lev doom
Eas, Of the hra Avenue loDday Evening me oh INST
oclock All desrous o: the continuance oi Inc
Protective Policy are invited 20 nttenn .,o,- p;,
WILLIAM SAMUEL JOHNSON. Pre'ident
5.srs 1tsiD s1as Hosssr. SseeEsla,.s.. Ossa'
C~ Grand Nhig Rally ofthe Seventeenth
WARD-A the Constitution Hotel corner Isl Avenue and
Tent-street Tuesday evening, the h INST al cock
where every Clay Wing expected 10 snow himself anu
hrng his friends will. him. and where good SPEAKING sooo hu-
SIC good singing and good cheer will await them ,
Come all, this glorious CALL u hohof ue Staf
of the West
By ordc, of the Committee OF sTsnsYeEmseIn'; KEN
E. d. FORTE.
o8a. JACOB ACKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
os- general Executive Committee of the

OK tI1S
AMERICAN REPU UBLIC.iN PARTY, October 18th, 1871
The following resolution was unanimously adopted by the
Committee ,
Resolved By the General Executive Commit'ee Of H.:
American Republican Party that me COMMITTEE oi sIanss
next together with the Grand Marshal, be- and are hereby
requested be particularly caretu ha no Flag Or BanIe
having any device motto indicative OF preference l9
either Of the Presidential Gubemetoa candidates pc I'D
United INTO the procession, and II found any part OF III %
cause II TO be Immediately and the offender expee
the ranks. By order OF the Comnlttyesel p.,
W I Pa Secre,arv oa5 So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

u Hats-Fnu Fashtons-Now ready, complete
assortment OF me Es Fashion HATS which in Qxd!Y we
will warrant equal MANUFACTURED at old sta ndnId
prices viz: Fine Mole or Silk Hats. e2ls Extra de- $5
Imitation Beaver, s3: EItm Fine s41.
WATSON & co. la Chatham SQUARE.
opposite james. street
N. B. Cap, ofsvsy description hand and made e o.
der. soIhS&Nu
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EILh5 CiiiCEET.
ROBERT d. HOLMES, Secretary.


kncke'bocse Clay Club will meet nj National Hall, Canal
street on WEDNESDAY MORNING, tbouf specified to
,norrow) to Join the Grand Wing Procession ,hnt day
Al members Of the Club and Others who intend 10 become
such efe eaIGes, urged nnke great uy for h.tnmcn
STRAIT On By order Et;BERT BENSON. President.
GEoRev JvS>isoS Rnc sec
MAJOR Lines Corresponding Secy.
r~ ;he Officers OF the Club requested 10 me@t Al Ma
.lnunL uan IIIIS ENEN[Nl al half pnst O'clock. c2.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

APARTMENTS TO LET-A part of the pleasant
kA story house No l65 East Broadway one door ABOVE
Rutser street. consisting Of fine parloLs on .e ts E
Hoor the whole of the Sd story and front basement
ply on ihe premises. va ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

TAKE NorlcE-rhc worst attacks of the Piles are cured
very soon by using Hays Lnnen and Ln Celestial Balm OF
China aud these articles fail 10 the propretGrs
pledge themselves to refund the money. Sold at y C0udt-
srnat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

Posr OrFIcE, New. York, Oct 9, l6A
~ English mnil.-Leter Bags per steamer AC A
DA which leaves Boston on Friday; the Is, Of November
next will be closed at the Upper and Lowe. Post Offices IN
3o'clock P. NJ JOHN LORlolEh GRAH3M,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
RxAL's HMR RESTORATIVE Mt his sency No 81 Walker
street iTst Store yROM froadway o25 2,eod

street first Store IRON Iroadway o25 2,eod
n- Rheumatism in NIL its various iorins, wall he efccuhr
cured ~ USING Dr. Sweets celebrated Nerve and Bone Lam.
and Indian Vegetable Specific Let oil afflicted y Tor
Themselves. To be had genuine only of
Pncc 50 cents per bottle !. II. MOSELEf. y Johns,
WARDS VEGETABLE HAIR 0IL-For the eitecunl remov.
ns fall dnudrui ifnn the head, causing the hNir TO
most uxrn,ly shou time, giving soft and glossy
appearance winch produced by other article. For sale
at y John street. Price 20 ccnts per bottle.
R,tsixG BLooplls of the most alarming diseases
r,nn Is snlcc o-his HE IS IN iuncer every moment Is no
uncommon thing for person ~ the act ot coughing 70 rupture
blood vessel and bleed death fifteen minutes Ilcuce the
rfen, importance Of Pi!cndnr o ynuI ronrh, dn
put off increases The danger llf Aliens Ba-nin u inrc
hound LiycTwon and reurlsy Root the only remedy thai
cnn be relied upon. Other cmedc, may possibly relieve but
this cues |, heal, and strengthens the lungs Dr. Aliens
BnLem in cuse o.. Asthma upltaiun ohea und liver
plein /, the most important and eiccuu remedy known
ans or country. ~
For sale BY j. III. MOSELEl " John street
one dollar.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

~ White Plains Instttute.-Au English and
Classical Boarding School. JOHN SWlNBURNE, A. u.
Principal and proprietor ccua be obtained at the
bookstore OF w. Jackson. la Broadway. OLE 1Wc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

LADIES ASD GENTLEMEN, now Is The lime TO use the
wh,keEs or long bar the coming winter wall hnd the Ham oi
NOTED the growth OF the hnIr like Be get none but
the genuine, the counterfeit worthless. Sold only ut
COil,tnnlt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Markets....C Cerefnily Reportea for The Trlgame

about 80 bnlcs having changed hands folders very ir
and the refusal of buyers 10 pay the prices demanded be
gwen the chief reason Of tie small business. The salcs Of
ding nj 81 cents, mddUg iar 10 far o., 6'k, fully far
good fair -, aud Mobile aud Newt Orleans, ordinary
10 nIddls So Ga, nlddnc fair To far ga "a and fully
far good fair -, S}s Total import the 1T INST LII
bales Export from the is, 10 the I'd INST 1855 bales
FLOUR AND MEAI.-i'hc improved demand for West.
Flour noticed yesterday has continued to-day und the
have been enabled obtain NJ, OF 81 cents
500 or 1900 bbl GeneSce having been sold NJ 81 81 ncud
G all, perhaps TO be had at the close below which
tho general asking Michigan and OHIO sold nti 15 and
900 bb Troy at 10 Sill. Southern fair request at
previous The saics so bbl PenuylyHnn at
6a mud Georgetown IN lots 2>, cents higher Eye Flour,
Corn Meal, &c. are all steady at yesterday rates,
GRtlN-tood Wheat 5 sccrcc and wanted. and new ;
20 cents Rye maintains the recent advance lWn bushels IN
the slip. bought - cents, escd at 55c Barley out oi
market, and much wanted; OalS oil slowly at 81 Size
for River and Canal Southern Com again. and pm
well supported 2OI bushels North River sold al 529a
53c, ind 80 do. leney H 55c, weight
WHISkY.'rhc dllers have put up drudge casks sc
for The coming week 20 3Westen bbs sold at that rate.
BEANS.The opening OF the Cuban ports has made some
demand. and abou, 40 bb White Scld 1T $40 sl tetce.
TALLoW.-A lot Of 10000 ls Country sold to-day, Tor
export, at 1t5c, cash.
LEAD-The market rather heavy and - niny be consd
uIr wholesale quotation, III which sale OF 900 pigs
Missouri effected Small lots command a 6i! 81 l2a.
cash
PROvlSIONS-0ho Pork quite dull at 81 and 50 yet
Sp 100 bb have changed hands to-day a these rates There
demand 100 200 bbl. and 900 kegs brought " l2>s
per 100 lbs. for prime The receipts Of Western Butter
large and the demand moderate, the stock accumuaes,
and prices are ,re lower ordinary good DAIRY may be
quoted lc and prime 21s 1886 Cheese arrives freely.
but meets with u ready sale Tor export nj 4>s 5sac.
Export from the Isl TO the 22d of October:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

BLESSING TO MASKISp-CoSNELL's MAGICAL PsIS En-;
TRAcToR-Tbs great healing SHve acknowledged by nli
used 10 be the wonderful Article known
Il cpe all injuries by ire extracts all PAIN and prevents NOR
uhcaon every case 1t will cure any OF the following CON-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

ioa- PuH 4 strong pull ind Pdi Riogethe- ON
IRE more aud The encmp roHtec herse. toot and
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13
For tho Arkansas ;neQ
EAGLE D nee.

An exhibition Of this ancient fcstivalof
taws, took place near the Council house, 81 BsI
u sh ort time since. i
This has been observed occasionally, cvcr
Nation existed, but is, SO seldom shown. ma
younger portion of tho Nation have never wit
The dancers four in number, dcnuded aker
of ball-players are most grotesquely and unqq
ted, and each holds in one hand, a short stisk|
is fastened with all the paraphranalia OF o
paint and binding some eagle feathers ,ant ID
or hand simblin or gourd containing sope
gravel which is ratified with great viole neg a
led with waving the fcathers--mcanwhile; III
mcrs go through the most uncouth aud whd,
eginable, resembling in u slight degree, tie Of
Morris dance, but with less method and mimi
fantastical. They arc accompanied by dull
drum, and about twenty vocal chanters. Thd
ness of whose melody may DO imagined, but
cribed, for language cannot give it fearful
and harsh intonations. From tho violence Of
lures, these actors must soon tire down, Will
stand ready to take there places, after short
during which an old veteran Warrior, reheal
suitable embellishments, the stirring war ex 4
daring feats, in which he participated, when
in its primo. The dance continued four
nights. 80.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13
Fyf tho Arkansas ] ntelliI
Mn. CLARKE

Mn. CLARKE
Will you permit mo through the coly
your paper. to say few words 10 youf
pondent Neosho." When he underH
criticise tho writings of another, no shoul,
himself perbafim ct fiterdtim to the quote
selects rs most Convenient for his purpoR
take few isolated paragraphs,and transfdE
by misquotation into unmeaning phrases, 2
thence coin unreasonable and unwarraniv
auctions, is certainly not legitimate, and
is departure from the correct rules Of
care not if there be but one misquotS
exposition of this when highly colored b}
tics fancy, and adapted to what no :hink b
suit the taste and genius Of his readers, u
ton VIC la,ion ofthe usages of liberal and
criticism.
Again: Veritas never intended to
sanctuary o: private. moral character, OF d
his notions Of the Cherokees entirely II,
lowest class, or an isolated case or two g.
nal outrage" There is nothing in the W
nor of his writing that for moment VII
such an Inference.
On the contrary, tho criticism Of md
characterised by broad insinuation, andfrs
broader defamation, to bring into disre i
private and moral character of indivir,
whom no has in the variod intorchanges q
intercourse extended the right hand Of feg.,
VERB,
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13
Boston MOUNTAIN, March 90

Mr.. EDIroR IL observe in your papI
23d instant, your short comment onFr
Louis Neu Era, a Wing paper, whore aPr
peeps from behind the curtain. and saPo
nerer ,ras intended that our Gorernmen, @
q pure democracy" To that bold and rcd !.
sertion, which could only havo been mad =
a " hard-cider excitement" you ass ,b{ N
inform you I" what kind of GovernuA
Clay and his party would give US wc,s III
into power !" As that question may Iii
promptly answered by any of the Wnig.iu
ansas, have taken the liberty to enclos6o
extract Of an address made by the Hon. +
nedy, Wing member Of Congress from hr
Of Baltimore, called the {" Defence of the In
and just published by the Harpors Of Nd a
and sent to the four quarters Of the glSo,
that address, they proudly assume lid p,
DICTATOR" for their champion, Ne
tho West" Hear him: III
I" Happy is it for that nation ,ha. holdsie
Its confines one man, in whose sagaciHe
pure purpose thore il such pervadin 4
" that his counsel shall acquire the authc
q DICTATOR towards whom such Mi,
trust abounds, that tho volunteer public ia
ence shall receive his advice as q pSi |
command Glorious reward of stain bur
tTiotlsm Happy homage to WisdutIc
Virtue !-DlCTATOR, such as INV
Country once had-but onco." ne
(Old John Adams, | suppose.) One . hi
drive tho LAND PIRATES and Ii. TO
hABBLE from the public lands. d
Tho +" DICTATOR" the groa, delhe
morality, Law and Order"!!! ilr,
II this answer is not to your liking be
" Bob Snipes," and have the mattor seitioSs
Deputy Clay Club at Fayetteville. d,
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

Influence of Females upon Society.-A coten-
porary says, "What sublime height of excel.
lence, the female character can reach, when it
consocrates its energies to the work of benevo-
lence." How vitiated indeed must it DO, when its
energies are exercised in tho rank field of SANDER.
When it is devoted to tho qualification of malevo.
lent hate, by beapng the venom of poisonous
heart upon fellow member of society.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13
Ansper Of Bob Snipes, Reporsr, &C..
Pumpkins, Esq, the Org" Of the c
at Van Buren,.

fAYETTENLLEy <lp /" :
DEAR jim IL rsceiveiyour letter in dpi
relative to my offic ial fcPorts No. IN, y
truly was astonisho5 considerably whei1'
to that part of it which says, Jesse and
think tell things" never intended fort
lic.n Don't voS Remember that said IN
port No 2, thSr Some Of our leading mon u
| omitted ormuch ! . n
Now, Joe as plain as Daum secs thu
tutionapsy of a United Suites Bank, tac'
Club nd ours don't see alike in evcrythifc
thT you and Jesse, and tho rost Of yoe
"a better attend closely TO the affairs II
ford, and lot mo and the rest of tho lead p
of our Club, manage Washington. You
member Jim, our Club was got up for -
purpose of keeping Washington in harS =
srahsfer to Clay tho Harrison men, togetse''
all the Democrats who became disgus:ef y
Bsli and his party, and who fell into our ~
ls4O, and who fout" to brake down tho 70
L:lle Junte; and also to catch, as said y
Stephen, all the loafers and ragabonds abe
ne country, who may DO carried awsyE
Wing songs. This then, being our OHIO
having Washington county for our dist J,
regard only local kcircumstancos--act -
WELD tho popular will at home. We n
hat thore is Clay Club in every counI =
State, and that each Club will kooP its osy''
y about strait. n,
In our wire-working business, nor u N y
'orts, wo never stop 10 inquire what enc
% produced beyond the limits Of our couI =;
vs 60 on with our Club, its mn opinion n,
will get nigh about :. 400" votes n,aa'eritgo
county; and IL all the rest of the DE-
throughout tho State conduct their hr
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

Signs fail in Dry Weaiher.-A gentleman
called upon friend, last summer, who had re-
Gently signed the total abstinence pledge, and was
asked by his host to take glass of wine with him.
"Why," said tho guest, 81 thought that you
had signed the pledge? 2"
So have, but then you know oil signs fail in
dry weather." replied the host.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

IS General Berfrand.-This distinguished citizen
ofFrance, who recently visited the United States,
died at Cheteaurour, in France, on the LIST of
February.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

"Bo5 Snipes."-The Arkansas Banner says -
"' Bob Snipes,' the Reporter Of the Clay Club
of Fayetteville has poked his long bill into the
Wing mud.holes Of Washington county, and
pulled out some rare worms. One of these ma
tural curiosities' he euphonously dubbs Fea-
Tiers and Fuss!' From the sad havoc he seems
to be making Of the small fry about home, we
apprehend they will soon be used up When
that happens, he has only to shift the of his
operations to this city, whore the Little Rock
Clay Club will furnish him ready employment,
and an inexhaustble supply of the rarest sport"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

An asylum for the poor at Nantucket was con-
sumed by fire on the 2lst of February, and ten
of the paupers. who were bed ridden, were do.
stroyed in the flames.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

Our thanks are due to tho officers of the Eve.
line, for New Orleans papers.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

A Curiosity" The Truth Teller is tho title
Of spirited paper just started ut Carlyle, Illinois.
by B. Bond, Esq, It's Wing oil ovor, and will,
beyond q doubt, do good service in the coming
elections"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

Man Neutrality-suspicious. distinguished mem
Dor of tho Democratic party, in the gush of over.
flowing admiration for General Jackson's, grea,
achievements, frmness and integrity of purpose
exclaimed that ale was born to command" dole.
full lament, was sent up by the stickers, in the
Wing party, who mourned over the '.loss of the
dignity and independence of private individuals in
America" Now hear these doeful sticklers.
"Even he, Tho Dictator,--she great Champion
"of Constitutional right,-she pcrsonation feuery
"Psblse Nirtue-genuine image the Wing Sem
"timent-THE MAN OF THE UNIoN,- HENRY
"CLAY, will lead our Host. To him tho hand of
"the general Wing Party points as to our Cyno-
"sure Hand guided by the Heart Of every Wing
of the Land"
'lllustrious living inheritance Is ours in such
"man. Auspicious is il for tho Wing party that
"witi such prompt and generous accord, we fix
"oar thoaghAupon him. That of the thousands
worthy, none may stand in rivalry with him,
" worthiast Of aH."--Kcsmcdy's Defence of Whie
Priseiples.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-04-13

Odd Fsllors.-They number 3O,l43 in the
United States; have revenue Of sls3, 1856
paid out $4,000 for relief Of members in 1913 !;
to widows as, 1856; and for education Of orphans
S4,35O. L
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Our Domocratic friends are again reminded of
the necessity that we are under, to appeal to them
for their patronage. We have gone to considera-
bio expense, and entered into liabilities to pro-
cure the entire control Of the d" INrELI1GENcER."
We request all who are in arrears to us, particu-
larry those who have awaited themselves of our Of
fer TO furnish thom with our paper until after the
election, for 81 each, will pay up. And add our
solicitations, that they will exert themselves to
procure US further support. None but those
who are connected with newspaper press, can
appreciate our situation.