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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18
c&R tOh MARSEILLES-Pachst of LIST OF March,
NM 7 hs ship HENRY THOMPSON Capt. Sylvester.
S6 For freight or passage, app'yto
LAWkENCE PpELP3,
1893 Font street, orto
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents,
fl5toMIec oTontine Building, Wall and Water SITS.

N BROWN * CO.'S One Price Hat Store. i7S Chatham
- Square corner Of Mott street where fshion, beauty
durability and economy combined adern the head NJ
propretors have the pleasure offer style of the @
ton OF which sely sssmbl those formerly sold fo
cation necessity ntuced to study economy that nds
ensabe article OF dre have opportunity OF doing
md still keep the OF the fashionable Brown
Co. presenting this bat 70 the public, think they have
nearly ched the utm,tu Of beauty chapness nsanes
durability and comior' Of the All sales io< cash.
therefore good pays ~
BROWN X CO., 78 Chatham Square,
il lmsm Cerner Of Mott street.
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Slippers &c. nc. at equally lov prices.
JOHN l.. WATKINS. ia Fulton street
~ tm~so between Nassau and Dutsh streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18

RoME, January sd. lS44
a Fire IN Country Vaiags-Amusing Dsscrir
ti0n
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EkR OLD SLACK BAIL LINE OF JACKETS
Mx%\ The packet ship ENGLAND, Captain Bartlett vii
t,e despatch for Liverpool on the 18th Of February
= her regular day.
Those Wishing engage passage will require make earl,
application to JOHN HERDMAN
81 South st.
N Passage from Great Britain and Ireland be
ed nv the fist rprng ships of the line the lowest
drafts usual be furns red for amount payable
all the principal without CHARGE throughout rea
Britain and ireland appIi above IN to i6rrc
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-23
FOR CONGRESSIONAL ELECT
ODo.


lst District, Clayton Webb, of Hamilton
2od James M. Dorsey, of Darke
Sd r. d. Forsman Of Green.
Alb John Taylor of Champaign.
9th David Higgins ofLucas.
9th Gilbert Beech of Wood.
7Ih John d. White of Brown.
Slh Thomas Megrady of Ross.
9th Valentine Keffer of Picaaway.
10Th james Parker of Licking.
Il;h John Bartrum Of Marion.
l2lh George Corwine Of Scioto.
18th Cautious G. Covey Of Morgan.
18th Isaac M. Lamng of Geauga.
18th Walter Jameson of Harrison.
18th Sebastian BraInard 'Tuscarawss
17th James Forbes Sr. of Carroll,
18th Neal Mccoy Of Wayne.
10Th Milo Stone of Summit.
Goth Ben smin Adams of Lake.
list Stephen N. Sargent of Medina
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

ct TIE Chemical PrsPa.ations OF DR..
Gouraud Fave cbtained world wide celebrity and per-
haps of science has been more completely vieinzed
By epncs Than d. G. No tOe- hIs skill eaborte
article calculated TO nssuaes ee pain OF deorHity
than instantly pouEced rpon by the Ignoraat tnd vgai
whoimate in every pont-e1ceptnE is virtues. The uawa
ry therefore cautioned lgas: purchasing OF the fol
lowing articles. except Z, D! Geuauds only New York De
paty b Walker street, FIRST store from Broadway.
,OEURE SUBTLE Tor eradcating suDeIfuous hair from
y part o! the human body. Always tested before buying
Proof postia hs. and mistake Directions French end
Engtal, accompany each bottle
ITALIAN MEblCATED SOAP for curing pmpc.,
freckes bccaes, tan, rcdnes- alowne morphaw. erpe
las, ahd a., crtaEeots complaints 80 cents L cake
GREGlAS rtraR DYE, will color red gray hair to s
beautiful tfc black et tine cDio1 OF The without
sts;-'-- he KIN. Warrzi;ed.
..ClD VEGETABLE ROUGe-s0 cents.
..ANC irESPAGNE. or Sp-nsh White for the complex
i.... Is cents . box.
IlBlN'S. GUERLlNS, .rd ether pe,fumc,y Remem-
rsr 81 Walker street, Is: store rR0a l5.1ltway.
agency FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX'
TRACTOR, ct the above number.
Agents-74 Gkesnus. Philadelphia Mix E' Boston, yes-
Salem Carleton / Co. Lowell Hodge Ne'76urTpot Pat
tsn. Portland; Guild: BaEso; pyeI Pf9yi;ance SLeen'
New Havea Pearce, Stalwz Hall, Abany; Tousey
Rochester, Storm. HuGison: Gay fukeepsIe: Backus 4
Bull. Troy. IA River st dsr ocB lin
nr DIR. Pklnneys's Family Pills cens:anty
for sale by A. b. u. SANDS. ~ Fulton E3 Btoad
waY. and II East Broadway. ia om'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

OCT Graham House-Noyy Arrangement
ROSWELL GOss informs his trends and the public that ha
has enlarged his BOARDING. ESTABLISHMENT,
known as the Graham House. 2 Barclay by adding to
The adjoining house. md prepared to accommodate un
sient permanent Bcsres the most favorable terms Al
from the me. Of soho md obnccO invited to paronizc
this house he Vegetable System with the choicest selection
OF fruits &c which tho effots will I've strictly ndheet
to- ab- will be served for oss who prefer the ordinary
mode. or mixed diet.
pi'" rs # S'"e'' :. ROSWELL GOss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

The LIFE OF .FRAscls MARION; By W. GILMORE slHas
H. c. Langley.
This is most valuable and interesting addition TO
American Biography. Ii is well gotup, illustrated
by several spirited Autographs Of Revolutionary
Scenes aud Incidents, and is far better reading for
readings sake than any novel of the day. We have
not time 10 speak farther Of it at present.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Late Publication ms.

NoTEs GgBA an AZ OF rs d Ps"ys1 s sna
i. POPULATION. Resourees. and Wealth II, Institutions.
Directions 10 TTaveeIi visiting the laDd. BY Phyacen
Boston, JAMES MUsRoE & Co.
This work contains a mass o! valuable iniorma-
ticn which can nowhere else be found in so small
compass While it will be interesting to the general
a1er, it must prove Invaluable TO those who wish 10
visit the important island of Cuba in the pursuit OF
beplth or recreation. The materials have evidently
been culled with great care end labor from various
SOURCES not accessible the mass oreaders lis style
is perspicuous and iorcible, and in some passages
eloquent. The Author is by birth South Caro-
lniau and his opinions the institution OF Slavery
in Cuba are in harmony with those generally held
at the South From many Of his views on this
subject we OF course. in common with most North
ern men, dissent; but he has made q book that may
be read with interest and prohi BY men OF all shades
of opinion and every variety Of tasts Ii s printed
in the best Boston style.
NATURES GEMs.-Several pretty volumes under
The title of Floras Dictionaries have been published
in this Country but their pretenson to literary and
arts,ical excellence has been Of comparatively
humble order. An improvement, upon this species
Of book-creft will soon appear under the name OF
NATURES GEMS, which we hope will meet the sue
cess it richly merits. The flowers depicted are all
American, Indigenous to the soil, and fomiliar TO
every one who has threaded our woodlands. They
are drawn from nature, and as Willis justly says,
as truly as they are mirrored by the streams beside
which they grow. The paper, typography and bind
ing are superior to any we have seen of American
manufacture. The botanical descriptions are scien-
tifc. and the literary illustrations, prose and verse,
are carefully written, and possess the charm OF varie-
ty Mrs. Emoury is the editor, and ApPletonSS Co.
the publishers We cannot speak farther of the vol
ume until it is published, Immediately aller the
election.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
TRIBUNE BOOK BIEDERY,
No. SPRUCE STREET.

GAYLORD s. ALESANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC Libraries and privute individuals
N g. Particular attention paid rebndnc Old Books Pc.
iicdica. Music &c. in good style and Mt reasonable rates,
,Lo,t rn,;,n TTI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

W@ The LIFE OF GEoLGE WARRINGTON, with n
portrait, has just been published by. g. Russell,
Philadelphia. 1t is a cheap and good compend.-
Price 25 cents. w. H. Graham, leo Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

DARISIAN BAZAAR--ihe House and store no. i:s
Broadway nsaI Grand street IS situated N The mos, 1
o the hding kns neen fitted III vary great ca pense IN
the na y h every S a[ ,6a nss sss,
cases viii lie let .epaGey e'a stores Tor ihe sale OF e
Six a9ss sna cie SsGs fle aaSs ti. Ladies
OInanent EuIriers Artic!es Watches nnd C!ock, svst
Cnina and Glass Wae, Pocket ooks alaDs Stationery Ar
nuals und other Book Caes. Umbrtiins end pntnos Pet
Gps's nn5 s, as t ho. ae b6on store Ready
Nude Linen S,ore Th:asd and Needle Store. Pictures aIa
s ft n. ps M and
a Paine hnd toe tal,d story mas been h..ed up u. se
did dome and presumed To be equal TO any inths e
in point situation and convenience lnr suienr and WI DC
e al moderate rent order that the Buzar srudb be
como fashionable resort! and convenience tns pubE anc
dnned gods and cetfcat. ci recommendation will be
ed from gentlemen ard ladies' take carae uf the
shall contain different tnd {" goods, and articles erhit,.
ed will be frequently published IN The journal, OF the day
goods also counter in The bnck par Of The
Bazaar viii be e: for the sale Office and goneconeT5
the proprietor and soaleHan VIII ba IN attendance
upon customers the different stands.
For fGither parucuass- Ippy to -.,,,,,,c-- ,-....
IS Nesslu street, or on tha prem-c1.
An To Lst the second s;oyy artist roomc god st
uaon fr portrait and miniature painter" h!so two Bass
aa Stores under the BAZAAR which vii be let Ieasongbe Tor
sale of Trunks. Fancy Baskets G.ean House pIans
Wood0n Ware Store any zenteei business and possession
o;any of the situations be had Immediately 81 yc
SGla, FOREST TREES.-Proposas WA ge feeelg1G 1 by
OJUe the unersigned,t 10 Coumitee oil be Twelfth Ward
ASoca,on for furnishing eco Tres 10 be et ort this ini
and neI spring and streets In The ward ~
be ofths following kinds:
Elm. Soft Maple. AlaGthcs.
Sycamore. Hard Maple, CG.aipe
Each tree u ba IL feet in hight at lens; inch
crcumfreIee feet from tEe gr0snd and 10 have AL i
natural roots feet from the body: -
The proposals ,a;s The number and kind Of tree ha,
joints North and East Ryen iln tns lsth Ward,
hereafter be designated the per tree tor planting te
out the sde aiks and aa tie price that will be A. iec
for gua arsnteeins each tree 10 ave one Tenr.
All persons isnts IN the 2'h ed alcnE any OF the
avenues or desirous Of cOopeutng the n0ve
inpravene. will please information BY at;er tO the
dersCne stating the number and knG Of ttees the7 y de
xi!e gIh tic place where ey wish them piantsi Ibe
designed will due inform them Of tee price OF the
JAMES CHESTERMAN.
ISAAC ADRIAACE.
SEVERN ID. MOULTON,
ANTHONY ARMOUR.
tsOlm SAMUEL c. MOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

From LAKE SrPERIoR.-E1tract OF q letter iiom
q gentleman at Lake Superior TO his friend in this
city. Iowa City Standard.
EAGLE H,RBoR. Aug. 16, lSii
Since we arrived here we have discovered five or
six veins of copper but have not been able prove
any of them vet All these discoveries have been
made in the course Of small streams, where the
ton Of the water has exposed them. They are all
nearly similar in their mineralosical appearance,
being combination of the native copper, with
quartz, calcareous SPAR or the trap rock Or tho
carbonate or oxide OF copper, 7e have not discov-
cred any. Mr Jackson, the great Geologist OF Bos-
ton, Is with US al present, and is employed by the
company to test the ores that we lave discovered
He he's examined one of our largest and richest
veins, on Eagle River. Ii is Gig hi feet wide al the
place where II wes first opened, and can be traced
for nrariy a mile in the bed Of the stream. His
opinion OF this s that il will justify the expense Of
working, and he supposes that ii may yield lwent;
hve per cent. This is the only vein that he has ex
amined vet, as he has been and now is confined
to his room with severe illness. MIR. Henshaw, OF
Boston, one of the richest stockholders in the
pany, came with him and is at present with Us.
believe tina, the company intend to put all their men
TO work on this vein, and TO prove il thoroughly.
Eagle River is a small stream, not more than ten
or fifteen feet wide al its mou,b, about 6ye miles in
length and is shallow that you can cross il any
where on the rocks that lie in the stream. This
will be hard country 10 prove" and il will re-
ouire time, as we'll large amount OF capita! 10
effect any thing. | think the vein they have con-
Guided 10 work on will prove The others, and if II
proves to be rich, there several others now dis
covered that will prove to be equally So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

a H. WASHBuRN, lla.e E4genon q Wa.hburn;) would s
n respectfully inform his friends and customer that ne hni
taken the and sDeciou, store No John teet be,wses
William and Near stree and four doom from the Gamer o
William where he will continue the business ofa Merchant
Tailor He would also INFORM the Public thai ne Will nave
constantly hand the newest styles Of Good. OF all deefp
on, for Gentemen and Boys which sba be made W
after the approved London end Parsnn styles and war
!unted IN Fl.
Gentlemen will please call and leave their orders with GER
tinty that they shall be promptly and faithfully e1eeu'so
ar7 Bon
a GESCY FOR BEST PENNSYLVANIA, BOILER
n IRON.-The subscrbers- Agents 70. one OF tn Us f
kers c Boiler Iron in the United State. will recerse ot'1 % ~
oil descriptions Of Iron suitable for Locomotiy IN.
&c tn any length or p.t;ern which may " ~
qualify of the Iron warranted 70 s ;pehS, , sn R,ocdu
ola SHERMAN. ATWATER & CO -,- D-oa-- -.
TNOIa RTTBIER SHOES Of ever Deception. manuiar i
ud asd importednda Rubber Co.n enns 70, nnpcho, es
sps Lie preserves, Pillows cushions. @ ,. For ale
every kind Of arsh and wattfproo, e. a, The wsrs
whoesIe and rea the vey Ss oSs .eto,v s3 Salden
lnne n. Y ios5l hUIGHINa0a q n9N ..l---.--. 1--.
TN6Ia RTBgER sHOE5.T1e ,ubserbsr, hsn1se:o
II yboleanis and IL dealers IN ere,y vsntlyo,
.5e, and India Rubber ,sos eion ,f E
tops p eedJ article for ,ss choaR a. ne ware
, e =, RI. Newark New Jersey indla hu2sSN
s5 a9p Madeu d nj Lana, Io9il HUTCaINsON& d AVa1oN'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGE OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND Al. pISEAsES OF TIE

AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
DIR. WIsTAR",s Spa RAHsAM l. OF WILD
I,xrgAcr OF A Gbi.FEk Hhh8FFR FRoM A POSTMASTER.
isa"NR isaAe SlrfTs@Issi sII-A! ne ,saus, 2 2
icod With consumption end liver complnnts take The ber-
,s Of Wf sA Gf %
MIN few dozen. aS there none q for sae within Two
with ready sale if whers could te procured without
too much expense and delay.
physicians called The first stage Of consump,on-e compnn!
very prevalent in this section of county Having seen the
b''a" ''Ss5;sts 50 q sEs FROM HERE. 20
and which he aIed her so much that two bottle,
which hiss also ,akeu she now says that she has NOT
have INQUIRED Of me and ascernned what effect the Baam
had anxious huve for sale In ths VICINITY winch Is
Please inform me BY return q sail heh.r conclude to
send some. and 10 whom IN order that II may oe known
where II can be had am ~En ssssi SsS5
The whole country fast learning that no medIcDe-no
physeanno prepa,utons Of kind whaieve-can equal
Dr. Wstp Bqs% not Of MS sh1 genuine /. sold
in NewYork only BY Isaac Butts % Ann st. Pnce 81 0 per
bet,ie =. em-
y oBERTs'S IMPROVED BROWN .soAr;-The sub
eesay aes and the ceriifcate OF MI Robert Roger. who
has one ohe largest ashng establishments IN the city And
lens, fused directed and Will take grease ou, Of carpets
wocsns &c and NOT ue the eOT MsapiaissSgB
avlRg made for months. IN my eats bshment OF
Roberts, Improved Brown Soap lae Fried: German Soap
am fully convinced of its entire superiority TO any other ans
confidently recommend TO both tamles ana washing ea6
IishTsnts. ROBERT KOS EhS. rS l-eutent street
PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER-BRACE. !
YJSHlS ARTICLE IS intended brace the shoulders and
pand The chest and will be found indispensable % all
who have acquired the habl; OF STOPPING either from
weakness confinement study Parents and guardians
particularly requested 10 examine tins article IL highly
recommended by eminent professional gentlemen for he
use OF children Of either They be with perfect
ea.e offering mpsDeu to the free use OF the while
they strengthen the back and shouders and Improve and
beautlfy the form.
The public cautioned against number Of unworthy
limitations of the Elastic Brace which Offered different
places the county none genuine excepting
those stamped with the nnd place Of business OF SUBJ
scrbers fhhs Ellis & AGATE-
Manufacturers Of Belts. Rrncss Stocks Ready Made Linen
Suspenders, &c &C. and Dealers in Gentenens Furnish
ing Articles. 81 Broadway. corner of Park Place SIC
SCOTCH WRlSKY-25 demiohnI. of S gallons each
y old Scotch Whskey choice article for sale low by
PARIS Z. POMEROf.
o2s IS PealIH. between Broad ST. and Cosnues Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
,RK, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 49, 1874

~ Thomson's Clay Medal.-For sale q, the
Tribune Office. leo Nazsau.Street. TEo4sozs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion Acknowledged Likeness. and ptonornceda
masterpiece OF art pnce 81. hundred O.ds5i from Clay
Clubs solicited. yu tt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

~ THE LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, with a
Portrait, and Parallel between Washington and
Jefferson, published by J. G. RUSSELL Philadelphia;
is worthy ofattention. The Parallel is faithful and
instructive. w. H. Graham, l60 Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
DRY GOODS.
SHAWISi SH4WISfl

-. Q. TAYLOR & co. Jcbbers. e Cedar.
- RESPECTFULLY announce that they Will aln. nsSidu-
ous ~ make Their aenncent store the depot where
buyer. ws ind all the beautiful sylss Of Ladies
Dress Goocs that are bfough' 10 TINS market
ey haze very iRFse asortmea: OF Shavs Cashnefes.
De Lane- EoIeon' Ashnns. &c sc. at " cent below
the cost of Importation Orders respectfully solicited from
those VINO may Iot md convenient to visit the city oS
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-B,own Shee,pg, and
Shr.uE OF every style and width. all the kno brands,
both heavy and fne may be- had anracture prices Nos
Is and CedaIseet. y. huf block above P.arlsileet
up stairs. TN. UNDtRHlLL.
A CARD.-The establishment Nos Is and 20 Cedar Il is
the inst OF It's kind, and Contains the largest
Brown Shee'ngs ever exhibited floor in the United
STATES and Shncs from he lowest price 10 the bes,
ouatT manufactured JGd ard and quarter. and
yard asd hslf wide shs.tnc of every grade large
Iety OF he medium tIes prices hing h.
yards ao the best heavy Sheetngs Indian iesd.
iencs Co. Sars Nils Cabot Chicopre D. Appleton Stout,
&c &c Exsters. TrSEo~ns &c. Ao. Bats Wick, Twine
Warp Gld Wsding best Southern Cotton Yarn. assorted
Twist Nos 20 10 and tol2. 80, SliTok Amoskesg and
fne York Drills. Aso. Seine Twne. OBJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

MATTER OF TAsrE.-Prentice-who, with all
his political violence, never omits telling good
joke-perpetrates the following
"Hurrah for the girls Of 40. cried Whig at
the Pavilion on Thursday night. No, no, hurrah
for the girls Of 49," responded another Wing and
the sentiment was enthusiastically applauded.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
WHOLE NO. HOG.
S4NDS' SARSAPARILLA

SA Nus SAhSAT AM LILA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD.
OR HABIT OF THE SYS-
TEN, VIZ;
Scrqfulc r Eiss's Er Rsenmat,r. Obstinate c.tans-
ous Ers7asns, P.a2iss. Pustriss Ge Fces.
BloteA.s BHes. Cirunie Sore Eyes. RING Worm or
Tet:e-. Seqld He'd. EaidrgeIaeS: aud Pam 81 The
Bones and J,tats. Stubborn U!esrs. St2sE'-
tic Symptoms. Seic:iea. or LumbdSo. ana
DiseGsts arising truM GH rnruc'eacHS
Of Mercury .9se;tes. or
Dropsy. Exposure or iS7ra
deaee IN LIE 1ijo. Caro-
nie Constitutional Dl,-
orders ncY Be
moreG By i.is
Preparation
fihere be pleasure cath which superior beirss can
erJoy which they might aso men the pcs
iess'on OF II The power OF relieving pain. How consoine
then, the of having been the instrument "t
escuins thousands from misery those who possess IL Sna;
cn rouIt cfsusng has beu3 relieved and Whist still ceetsr
amoun; suffering be prevented BY the o SdEis Sa
.apara The unfortunate victim OF hereditary disease with
swollen glands contracted s:news and boGes haf cat.ui
been restored TO health and Ths ,coiuols patient
co7ereG with ulcers. cahsoe himself Ind attend
has been nsdc whole luudes of persons who had
groaLed hopeessy under cuGEeous and gngduar
disorders. chrobc rheumatism, and other Complaints
spnsns from arrangement OF the secetvs and The
ease ard with eneated ccn,t,ons. gladly testify
to the efficacy OF this ines,im.5e preparation.
Ths foswinc certificates recently received will bc read
with interest and or farther proof the reader is referred to
pamphlet which furnished without charge by nil the agents
lfessrs Scuds: NEw.IoaK Dec. |. lS43.
Gen,emenP feelings induce 10 make the loow-
ug Of ac Ia relation "a the impnan cure o our
- augh:e wholly effected by tue use ut SdHdss Sdrsd
SdrG For neafy three years she Was rtcted wih most
eruption tho body, which al times was ~ Usd
corrected ntena! dea>e hs; we despalrsd OF her Lite
The complaint commenced the roots o the hnr. and grad
uav spread until the hole head envenpd and then II
attacked the and d,wr the neck. aad continuing 10
Until covered the most ~ the body commenced
with small plmpe puuie. un which wa;er n 'rst DIS
charc.d hl, proGuced crea; tchia aud burning then utter
iuee. skin rracEed ana bid. and IN. CTS
charged freely. The suitrrgs OF chd grsat
elnos wholly @ prevent naturs rest sud the odor from the
dchd:geS offensive as 10 make dSicu 10 that
cular attention the nature OF he required The disease
called scult Head uEd general SAX Rheum We tried
remedies with lte bene. snd considered her
almost yond the reach cl medicine; but from the EEo.n
virtue OF Sarparla. we induced 10 tiia
before The first bottle ul Used. percevsd
the appearance OF the eruption but the change
mpd ir better that could scarcely cedence 10
the evidence Vt eyes We conlaued It's Tor few
weeks, ard the !elit perfect 10 all Parents
would say Ii you have chireH suffering with gny i'ease
ol sk,n Sands Suts0psria. With feelings OF grail
| tude and respect, we ure yours &c. .
| ELIHU AND SARAH SOIlTHMAYp.
% Madison street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

NTEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SII.RS-Jus; received
~ at W. u. GREGORY l. CO., lis Spring street. care
extra heavT fgssd Chanecan Silks. very rich cold direct
from auction. and selling s per yard ich rns As 81
ne. yard heavy wide Gns de Kline for Long Shaws rcy
de.ir,hle end vsrr chenp at Is Sprln- street. oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

w SI MORRISON g. co.

rs,O pliNTERs. PUBLISHERS AND BO0hBlSs!t!Gn y
Frs The sub.cter having established Papsr-ti ~
in h, CITY n, Nos and Hague for the purpose OF
M nutlcrs New%prntins. Colored. Tissue Paoers &C
at.ve VT viii be executed tt short notice.
Poos :, havngs and oner clean puper bought at the
MI. o;i + = ''A's' ''' '''N EDWARD CURTIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
DRY GOODS

Uh1 OOODS
AT FIVE PER CENT.
YETM. A. BEECHER, 81 BEAVER (psa. Wiiem) street,
w NewYork. daily receiving from auction all sorts OF
DRY Goods which he viii sell from the bills ut five cent for
cssh The actual marked FIGURES on each artce
BY this the purchaser look through The
stock. select tor himself and ask question:.
0 Also Goods suitable for Mlllnes Merchant Tailo.3,
Hai:crs Shoe and Stock Manu- u!ac:urezs. OIL tNSs
NT s. S.DONNELLY & CO., No. gT Grsna-street corner OF
lS Allen, have on hand sxtensi7e assortment, o.: the fol-
lowing housekeeping DRY GOODS. to which hey ayte tie
attention Of purchasers. viz:
"a to IA Imperial and Me1eil!c- Quilt,
Alto l9i By "a Diapers and Dama,k Taba Cloth:
Linsh.
So 81, 1914 and lR& Irish. Baru,lsJ Rr:.a and sIe,,
Shee:ines.
z Eussia, Scotch and lriih Toweiilg Dilper,
5-s, 8 iRnd ~ Diaper nGd DawasS Napkins.
Crash, HuckasacS and Bdeys Diaper
~ anl 95 Shifting and P;i0age Linen Of su qualities.
- heavy Undrcssai Linan.
French Easossed Cloth Table and Piano Covon
ColorsI Gotten. Wo|s,ed ard Linen Table Cio;n,
4 aIso OF Cloths and Cas,iere,.
DTdp DEtes GambroOEl. Linen Orings and other staple
and FsrrT ll-v f:Gna. mys fns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
THE TRIBUNE.

Treaty between France and NJ or occe.. Moor
ish Trophies-Eu2ene Sues New ~ oriS-
Rue de Temple-Thiers's New Work,
1The Consulate and the Empire," sc.
From our PARIS Correspondent.