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The New York herald., 1844-10-27
MEDICAL CARD

CAhD
DOCTOR EAWSETT q lse Fulton street. New York
Edinburgh and Ga1uae Of the Jefferson Medical College Of
Philadelphia also aunor Of work embracing the following
-ubjecs viz Matrimony, mpotency and Stery, anato-
micaly physoogica and medically explained, with CON-
pDsnsive exposition Of the and modern treatment Of
Sypnils Secondary spmytom Gononhae; Gleet slcturss
pollution. Doctor Fawce continues his private
the aforementioned diseases at his long Established Once
6 Fulton where the most forms i az anec
Of the generave will yield TO his MODE OF treat
curry Even when the provocative energies become torpid oI
from excessive indulgence or IRON ne
will be able the health and ylgor Persons
a distance. enclosing 81, have copy of the work
All letters must b. post paid SIC I'm nc
CURE YOUR COLDS.
DURN0 this eriod Of sscsment many persons recklessy
~ oss thsmelv The inclemen weather aud conseqpsa
all such tn Importance Of an early and
shceut remedy which found the use oi Mrs Carros
Old Estsbsbed Moderated Vapour Baths, 323 Broadway
doors above the New York Hospital. OIL lmrc
JALI AND FISH STUhh-4uv barrels Haiiax No. 1
l,ss SSi. No. and AeLersl 600 halfdo do do do
50 halfbbl. No saybrooh shad,
800 bbls Cod and Scale Fish
400 do No aib'd HeTins'
1000 lbs Smoked Salmon
800 kits soused do
1000 qiis Cod Fish, suitable fcr shipping.
1000 sacks Ashtonh Salt.
200 bbIs American Salt
200e vores Digby Herring.
100 quarter barrels Salmon.
=" -. 70 . ''' 'ss'si'6s' w1l =, CO. :s;.
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PLUMBk,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER of pagn.rsotyp4
Al parsus and M,sriAls Of kind Always hand
Shoes b and RETAIL the o~ss his Dsgue
lrrss and Depos flows New York 23l Broadway Ben
t,n, Is Court street; lsdelgha, 1886 Chestnut ee III
pore BhLnpre 81; New Orleans Camp suee,, Saratoga
Erg dway; Portland Me- Middle Dubuque, Iowa. nine ST.
mum and hghest hoDors b. t aud Frankl Inst
ri aud the MEoAL Boston Fair for the most beautiful CO
lIred Dagu-reotypes sxhbitsd oi3 tins IN
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
. No 4os BOWEKY,
MAR AsroR AND La FAYErIE PLAcLs, New YoRK.
e. " has the honor 70 announce that his School
aA Day and Eysang for Equestrian Tuition and Exsrcise
Riding
Terms:
:. LECTURE LESSONS. KIERcsE RIDING.
y Ls.sonz SIS 90 Mouth. .......S S,2 90
|. 0a 20 Rides ...... -. 10 10
s,s.I. ss.a L-..oa' ,sSS Single Rides. 8
y B-ihyhy sansd aad asiet Horsss for the Road OF
Parade, 10 let - "
BvEvrvG CLASS.
Lessons ~ ~ 40 Hides n
o"xis ............ o. slnsis Hds. 80. -. 10
-, - RULES:
All issAous o. Hides paid Tor eommencipr
jus hour allowed R.de tha nohool
s-Uss hou sud a hall 10 L~.soa on ths kosd
III ban Tor LADIES', from A. "A 10 r M
-noat loi Ovatmsn iron 20 5, md from to w r NJ
No c~ntsuaen adhitsa hour appropt,sird 10
card !Addrsss rhlusted previous % commeoe,ns
W. t-atlsn>a kspng
have ths privilege OF ndins them school gras "'
els ln.rs s'
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TO TAI. LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
Or HULL,S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
THIS new InstIurcn for he radical cure Of prolapsus Uter
edng the USE Of The obectonal Pesar Confidently recon-
nended 70 the afflicted the means Of perfect restoration
he most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high character Europ
well in this country. 1t adopted the entire disease
essares and all other Ianful surgical expedient in the Ly
oTmsndsd in Europe BY medical men e the highest Sanl
acutes Of Colleges and HoEpitas and by all the eminent
practitionsr,
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No
vsey street. having sepaats entrance from the business de
Rrtment, where a lady attendance app
Vrusses and Supporter female patients oil lmrrc
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RARNHILLS iNDELIBLE INK;-The superon'y ofthh
- Marking Ink Is generally acknow lodged by tn
druggists aud consumers Of he article in Phaephas srg
ndelible INK whether Of domestic or foreign make.
The whole Of markine may be completed in th
minutes, al midnight, il desirable.
II called Barnhill lndelib Ink, after the Christian
Zone OF firm who invented IT, Manuiaclured aud for sal
ss POTTS. LINN X HARRIS,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 2l3h Marke; street, Philadelphia
prom the United States Gazette Of March l3h;)
IvDELrBLL isK-Messrs Potts. Linn u Harris. No 2l3h
MARKET street above h manufacture and have for sale
.my ndelble i WILL by its beauty and the simplicity Of il
mark their apparel and would like that mark
llan.
{Fom the Editors Of the North American, OF March Oth)
NpELisiE INxWe have tried Of Barnhll's Indeib
Ink and ceerfuy recommend all those wishing mari
linen Il freely and requires previous pre-
ation. II is FOR sale by Messrs Potts, Linn Harris No
i3h karket street.
(Copy Of an advertisement of April l9th.l
BARNHIlL's lNpELBIE INR.Just received supply Of th
celebrated Ink aud having tested thoroughly prepared
states or OF the imported.
Aso---Drugs, Medicines Paints Acids Dye stufs, var
lshes NC, &c. which will be sold the mos! reasonable
terms, by ALEXANDER HARPER,
iet SIN WAS - "
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PAW LION "A u L T. l.
CHAIR ESTllN u

I X v Z I q n II . I Z u
CHARLESTON. 3. e.
NLANDER is hut ott.n list ned with avditybuf Truth
~ will ultimately prevail. This trui I'm may with propri-ry
be applied regards the unders gnsd who nds
contradict publ ely. the idle NAL cious rsports which,
from aisie lives have been industr2usy culaed
" a. his prejudice suic il say. that he still the and
OF the ring aud in the place Il hope and his
post ready g administer with alacrty To the wants OF visitcr
10 the Pavilion"
The adopted by the upderignad is forgive his
mics, and 10 feel snceeiy grateful TO his fri nds
j. CESSFORD KER.
Ban Omnibus aud Barouche viii be ia attendance IT
ts Railroad aud the wharves convey
vlsi'ers tfre of ch.rxe) 10 the above sstabshmsnt
SepusmDsr 18th, lS4A.
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EAfhr.ss rKILt.c krDUCED--Ine subscTiDeis nave
reduced their E prices all small packages Of Law
mo ohef uocumen from cents TO 2, cents per package
through Wells Co.'s Express from Buffalo Chicago
cents package from city Chicago and the inered
,ts points the Lake,
LIVINGSTON WELLS POMEROV
a. LACOo h, Manufacturer Importer Fnng-s
Gimps, Tassels Cords SC. has removed from No al3
broadway TO his establishment No. IS Walker street.
where his customers and the ladies' general will always find
hne assortment Of the above articles the reasonable
vws t'-n-ttl 'inniuy. ps'e . nrd~r s2s I'M
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fCoped from the Charleston Mercury
We insert the following rrmarks Of IN obs traveIer
Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, ). &.
TO thc'e who can apIreciaie nveneoce comfort and
cleanlnss-a aud slubrious localtya tih supplied
with the choicest produce Of he ketines and qu of
onsb.e quality aud tyorcv and orderly
and courteous and attentive hoswe beg leave strongly
commend sojou the Pavilion Hori" OF Meeting
and se st ests, kept by MIR. J. Cessiord ker."
IS StXW3ws I'm
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
WITH AN d WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR
CHARLES klDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND VIC MAKER,
(LATE OF l76 BROADWAY, HOWARDS' HOTEL,)
HAS REMOVED TO

ILAIE OF I7b BKUADWAY, HUWANUS HUTEL,J
HAS REMOVED TO
No IL Wall street,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE The CUSTOM HOUSE.
~ r. wishes inform those gentlemen who have tried
~. his system OF Hair Cutting that il differs from am
perof TO all others in principle and style beng strictly accord
London Pa, NC Nc. WsaIen Of Wigs are particularly
guessd To call and examine entirely method Of fitting
invented aud practically led by him. and TO be had in
any other establishment in the Universe They possess
advantages all Others requiring elastic pnngs, al
ways retaining their IT, and cannot possibly behind
W Soaps, obs Brushes, Perfumery, &c, &c.
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ToPodRAfHlCCA1kI., \, a MECH "a I aNSAL AND ARCH
OFEiCE bs ar.. Of the Kind Tie city in tbs basement
leave call the attson Of Civil and Military Engineers
yeyors Achteet Machniat, Contractors Commissoass Of
prompt aud completion OF Maps Profes Plans Of every
fe,enpton and Drawing general required in the useful
lnd industry. imsrc
CAoI OFF CLOTHING
CENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desrous Of convsrting
" cash their susruous of Clothing will obtain from
the Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Families or Gentlemen quitting the city or changing re
much their advantage send for the Subscriber who viii
attend them a; their residence BY appointmrnt
H. LEVETT. Office No Wall street,
and at <70 Hudson
Clothing cleaned and repaired
U-A line through the Pos Office otherwise, will receiw
prompt attention. ole lm*rc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by C}entlemei
Families who desrous Of converting their left Of
wearing apparel into cash. a0f II NJ r~
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing
ience, having superuous s~cs dispose of will lind
much their advantage sen for tho Subscriber who will
attend et their residence by appointment.
Issat j. LEVINSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs
A line through the Post Ose-. otherwise win rrcei,.
rrorpf 'ir OF tpn~s~
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n BEHRMAN, importer and Manufacture Of European,
~ and American fsney Furs Offers for sale his whoesx
and retail storc i,s Wl.m street, few dsors from Fne
ptlon Eurvpoan and American Fancy furs.
r. y Country merchants would do we'll to call al th,
sstsbshinent and the goods will hpd both
picss and quality saving 70 than al least psr cent
d. BEHkMAN,
a1 imsre III Wis,ism
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WEUICAL NUT1CE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
y varsity Of Syphc Mercura other disease, whs
been only half cured by quac had better carefully puE
he following letter -
Dr. Cooptr-Sr Last July contracted certain prvab
disease, and Immediately applied DOCTOR who promised
me IN week. I continued with him months, bp
advertising docl and each promised positively
,ey, and that they were doctors concluded 20
he hospital where the doctors kept under
curry for eight weeks throat liberated pain
u my joints. and my body covered With ulcers was
complete skeleton the doctors considered dangerous giv
more medicue, and advised southern climate sf
he hospal. and by advice Of several eds placed mysel
der yau the FIRST Of January last well anc
estored to pecct health. / wish this published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY
Dr. Cooper warrants to cure how Ions
,tandng OF Geet Structure and Seminal Weakness and milk
Of private maladies cured ts hours without ntsrnl
With the patients habits Dr. Coopers Office Duane
wo doors from Chatham st No pay. s27 imsec
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EsOETR No
THE POOR AND THE RICH.
BY JAMES Russell LOWELL.

The ich mans son mheris lands
And piles of biick and stone and gold,
And he nheri,s soft white hands
And tender flesh that fears the cold,
Nor dares to wear garment old;
A heritage, II seems 10 me,
One would not care TO hold in fee.
The rich maU's son inherit cares -
The bank may break, the factory burn,
Some breath may burst his bubble share,
And soft white hands wodd hardly earn
A living that would suit his turn;
A heritage ii seems to me,
One would not care to hold IN fee,
What does the poor mans son Inherit
Stout muscles and sinewy heart,
A hardy frame, harder spirit.
King of two hands, he does his part
In every useful toll aud art;
A heritage, it seems to me,
A king might wish TO hold in fee.
Wha, does the poor mans son inherit!
Wishes O'erjoyed with humble things
A rank adjudged by toll worm meIil,
Content tina. from employ ment springs,
A heart lha, in his labour sings,
A heritage it seems TO ne,
A king might wish 10 hold in fee.
What does the poor mans son inherit!
A patience learned being poor,
Courage iG sorrow come, to tear il,
A fellow feeling that IL cure
TO make the oucaSl bless his door;
A heritage, il seems to me.
A king might wish TO hold in fee.
Oh, rich mans son there is a toll
That with all others level slants:
Large charity doth never soil,
But only whilens soft white hands;
This is the best crop from thy lands;
A heritage, it seems TO me,
Worth being rich to hold it, fee
Oh, poor mans son, scoIn not Thy state,
There is worse WEAKNESS than lhIue,
In merely being rich and great;
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What's your mother tongue! said ihe
Recorder 10 witness. My mothers
tongue!' said the lauer.'well,l i can't say;bu'
it must be mighty long, for my father says
ihere'r no end 10 H..
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!Nunlber 29o1

things in her demeapor ,o,v,,d AZ.
which misht have led close ohsorvor,
ldoubr that she Eel, fo, hin, ,ho.o ,onL.
,er emotions which CONS i,n,e Tho n...
lon of love. There a,u, hIn.L ~ 70
I4pproach, no tremor when no ,ddses,a.I
her, no anxious wA,chino of nj. oyas,.
action; but, when thew moi sbssh,J,
her deIIgh, fcankIy. md .,onvef.s,t ,.,,,,
interest: bn wuhan, ,r,bar,ss.a, -
Ofleo, ,houub bv n,,n,e yoaan,na,
" doubs would cross rbe mind Of Vsr-
uon, add d,iiy these doubts tor,urad
hlm more, uniil finally. TO close his 49,
pens, he sr.z. An onnor,nni,, a
-venlng, when he was sIon. w,,hr,
Ibr,elle, o ohrr her his hand.
For on:e the helress w.senb,r,ad
Surprise was v,shle in av.r, F..
her countenaocs ''''' VI
'Tni. asroni,bes me-, shs s.; ,.,.
some he.ituio,-J .ror.r w"
I-brlieve me-. !, n,Io. oo
highest eslee m fnr vnn 49, "'i
neye faucied ina, Won I.ol.o
sny other hgb,., anJ .,..n.,a ~" "'e !"
BILE to proceed. and wuh Xxx ,i,, w.
on every feature of her onn,,.n.r.s = s'|u
Vernon was sileor. far me s,a'.. a"ce,
loo great for words H,a ,n! "'T
dream was over: ,hs love ha h.i
length ventu red IN ;rdnIno ,as -
Gabrielle approached him and I,il I'' h,
hand on his arm. Tear, were in ha.
ewes: it was The Srst Iime V.,,o, H.,
ever seen them there.
Forgive me- she said in doc, ~
ton, for the suffering hav. caused
| should have seen vour fssl;nas -,
am 10 bhme for having encourased vo,,
thus far. Bot | felt the charm Of yor,.
society and indulged il !, Ir
had me, under more favorable circr", "o
sances your sui, wopld not b,vo Laa-
IN valn' but love snolher.'
q - 'e'F'u' chsnge came over the face
'"D"' '"u "e staggered against me
mo or ,Las. ags ''S e""''''S o>
only are canabls he lid wa ''-"
God bless you. dear Gabrielle. for
mus, now bid you an internal farewell
10 meet again would be criminal 10 my
'rl uod bless you, again, Sod agdnn
ne 'ooh ne' h'nu' Kissed It terveo'Iy,
10" ,'oI' '''' oo"' lhcre were
.otoJ ,ta,n. '' P''"' ""e" "''f'e''e
Yeroop kent his ,yo.J o,l .,,r.
y avoided he preseocs Of nj. u,.,r.s,
,'ul it was only in counexlon wl;h
'hange o. scene. and after msny VIC
cent slrngg'e with hImse|t lhat he sue.
'eeoeH III conqueii"g his Passion, and
,t;at ~. '"e" 80 - &c" "e''"" IT '''h,sS
,nII w,o,ae. h,,. a." o. " Nv ~ lie
vaded his etfusions The ,,nrn; p.l
lief his heart stjIl s,,od,n, h,, .,,',
,la-. Of every Leaf.
Once more Vernon TUNED from the real
world and sought in the ideal lor ransf
His old correspondents now recurrsd 10 him
aad he wondered why he had not heard
rom her lately. He sought her old let,srs
laGd gradually his furmer feel,ng. G,r hs.
revivet SoCtsred by ba, ,o,,., , I...
and poured forth his FEELINGS in oosu ,d
dressed to her, which ne published In
ess than fortnight It brou. h, an answer
from her who had been silent So lr,g
You seem IN d,su-ss, sad the .a,s,'s
. No ic ann, ,,,.at ,-.,t.j .-, S'.~.... 1 Al,
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NOVEMBER o, 1914.

in his correspondent, and made efforts
10 discover who she was. But he was
tolled.S A he could learn was hat the
etiers came from one Of the eastern
,laies, and his suspicious pointed him 10
Boston as the place of her residence. -
he resolved mentally that, as soon
AZ his duties al Washington shoul d
5E over, he would proceed to Boston,
md mingling in its society, endeavor to
discover The anonymous waster, a plain
N which he hoped o succeed, since h.
felt there were few who could display
exactly the same rare combination ol
ability and tenderness which characleri.
zed his correspondent He would, n.
knew, pursue this search with great al
VsnlaIes, since his ohjec, would be un
suspected, aud the lady, if he met her,
would he IF her guard.
Was Horace Vernon in love with thr
unknown beiog? lie thought so; an,
1ow Instead OF pouring out his lyrics Il
m ideal creiiure, he erected this strsn
.er on The throne Of his heart snr
hencelorIh she became the theme of hi.
'ong. Aud sull she continued writing
to him; and when he published poem
addressed "To the Unknown, "She 'olt
him lha, she recognized herself in il. --
Thus they continued in correspondence,
known aud yet uuknown to earl
other.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
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No subscription wiH be taken for shorter
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tinuance permitted, ,unH all arrearages
are discharged.
4DTERT'TSEllENS not exceeding Il
square miH be co,,SpicUouSly inserted al
one DoHmf for the FIRST three Insertions,
and Ttcenty,fre rents for cCerg s"bse-
qucaf Insertion. sL7"H Hberai diScOu'i
made 10 those pho aiUrriiSe 6y the gears
LETTERS addressed on duSineS8,n'
be post p0id.
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Amusement is Ihe happiness Of those
that cannot ihiuk,
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known aud yet unknown to earh
other.
CHAPTER II.
Vernon, though a man Of le'tercs an"
poet, was slso a man Of business nod
Of the world; and thus, though one pot-
ion Of The day was spent in his studies,
,r whiled away in dreamy reveries. an
other portion Of it was devoted TO action
r to pleasure.
Que evening he was present al a h,iI
given by 'he Secretary OF Stale the mos
costly entertainment, ii was said, Of tn
season. Wealth, beauty and talent
.rowded the apartments. Music of III,
most be ewiDchlng h9rmony kept Tim,
With the dancers; the odnr of rare flow
RS filled The air; jewels blazed, higt
ligoitares Of the land mingled in the
hroug, and the Ioveiesl Of our cour.
ry's lovely daughters met The eye unit
1t was dazIed with beauty. On lhr
,cene Vernon had been gazing for sew.
arsl minutes 10 abstraction, until a
length he was joined by one Of his mos
intimate friends. a naval officer from tn,
.oulh.
'Wha. life these people lead = h,
sand, after The ordinary saluatons had
passed, 'here are the young Alring anc
he old plotting: enemies smiling OF
zach other, while their hearts are blach
With hatred: women listening 10 tht
compliments Of fools,and fools flarcring
Lhems, Ives they axe irresistible. am
sick Of it. Mark that old dowagrr viii
her three daughters; she never misses
oall, parly,or Soiree with her brood; she
eminds me of lion going about seek
ing whom he may devour.
you a,e severe : said his companion
smiling, 'bul how IS il that you, whom
know 10 be so full Of feeling, have
won character for sarcasm? Every
body. | fnd, is 'alking of it here; yet j.
was no, so at school, nor even before /
sailed on my last Pacific cruise. You
are said TO be second Randolph in BIZ
rerness, add yet; in all this crowd there
IS not one more sensitive, has warmer
1ear', or possesses tlrhe Of the imagi'
nation which you profess 10 deSpst"
Horace Vernon turned TO his friend
with a quiet smile, and answered
Men laugh at The Imagination as wei
IS at The heart, because knaves dislike
is good, 1t would not benefit
ne, it would rather injure me if ioIo
nv real character. While scorn Them,
hey fear mt; and become my slaves
Yet, believe me- heladded, sinking his
voice to a still lower whisper than h,
had been using, i often pine for Somt
1ne 10 whom | might lay bare my hear
this wearing mask forever makes u
iespise ourselves. But heavens who
is that"
The start which accompanied this ex
clsmslion attracted his companions eyt
10 a lady who was just entering lht
DOM; and around whom, as around AM
queen, instantly hockedI
, crowd. The young men had caughJ
only glimpse of her face and person
before she was shut in from their sigh
by the lhrong of her admirers. But that
glance assured them that she was SUR
lovely. And yet it was MOI
he loveliness Of regular features |
was rather that higher and ideal beauty
which is of the soul, and which appeal,
10 The finest parts Of our nature, and sp
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And now Vernon was mole Than ever
anxious 10 discover his, unknown cor
respondent The long contemplated Jour
ncy to Boston was undertaken. where he
sought long and vainly for this stranger who
had SO won hs fancy. She eluded his in
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
Tril,une Publications.

There is hardly town in the United States but
what NAV be provided with all our works through the
Merchants in their own neishborhood. The present
is favorable season Of the year TO make up order=
ard transmit them through the Merchants about
sting New York, Philadelphia and Boston
iSwe have just published another very large
edition of The Tract on the COMMERCIAL INTER
COURSE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AID GREAT
BRITAIN, showing the exorbitant rates ofduty which
have been paid on American products exported
from the United States Eng land with many other
important facts with which every Farmer and Me-
chanic in the United States ought 10 be acquainted.
Price $40 per Logo copies, or $l,25 per 100.
EA new edition ofRTgs's LETTER on the sub
iecr of his preference of Sr. CLAY 10 Mr.. Vas b.
gEs, together with an able article on the TARIFF
ts GERMANY is also published in Tract and sold
al $40 per LOCO copies or sl-25 per 100.
HWe will also publish during the next month
Tract OF l6 pages, entitled, The Tsrih as ii is
compared with the Substitute proposed by lis ad
versaries. By Horace Greeley. Price SIS per 1000
or $500 per 100 copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-05
Dreadful Railroad Accident!

gentleman who resides at Madison, Indiana,
and who may be relied on, has furnished the Edl.
Tor of the Cincinnati Chronicle with the follow
ing facts in relation TO one Of the most disastrous
Railroad accidents which has occurred for many
years.
On Thursday afternoon, the aSth March, at p.
Nj. when the Passengers Car arrived al Madison, al
the head ol the Inclined Plane they had n wood car
heavily loaded with wood, attached. IL Is usual, III
descending the Plane, To detach the wood and freight
cars, and bring them ust 10 the head OF the planc'
TO wait till the passengers have gone down. In Tins
instance the way was slippery, and when the wood
was brought to the head ut the Plane, and the
Passenger descending, The former accidentally
got under Roadway, and running with great veioci-
~, struck the Passenger car, and dashed II INTO
pieces leaving four persons killed and five very
badly wounded
The following the names OF tue persons Killed
aud wounded viz.
Mr.. BunCran,. of Madison MIR. Enochs, OF Bloom
ingion College: Mr.. Brunson, of Wheeling, Va Mr.
Delner OF Brownstown, Ia killed.
Mr.. Roberts, MIR. Lockard and Miss Craig, OF
Madison; Mr. Crane, of Brownstown; -, oi
Columbus-limb broken
Tie dead were killed Instantly, and the ohers'
have all some limb broken. Miss Craig ; was au-
putaied yesterday ailernoon. Our informant states
that it was wonderful how any person escaped--Net
few did Among them TWO cmdien.
The car was dashed into fragments and gentle
man who passenger saws he found himself
planted in a deep mud-hcle ont os which he r"se on
the dead bodies OF TWO o.! his fellow passengers
Mr.. Brunsun of Wheeling had hat-boat there, IN
which he had brought down some Electrical Ma
chimes. He had gone the head OF the Plane 10
see the locomotive come Inland got IN the car 10
return to town.