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and Others during the coming Presidential
Campaign.
1,,; ha r.rsI Calendars and Astronomical calcuia-
,ions o, every meridian from Maine to LOUISIANA
List the Government Executive officers oil the onifed ~
Judges of the Supreme Court &c WIN t,er saa'ss a @
p-te List Of the Members o the present ftec 9'I
and House or REPRESENTATIVES arranged according 20 ' ~
,sr. S,,,s. md .le polcS euch member desisnhed'
Tto- Of the ,ra4; Pas; and Pfe=eat Tedl Comparative
Statement Of the no, important articles beE!dg speeIc dd
;;es rs 1posed Il the Of i3i6 loi l1 ioS- an l'-'
TIE PRESENT haIFF Law or TIE OStrEp - - 80
Ing tie entire aw on ;nat snbjsct National baaN WIN
Extract fTon r Me i>ufies Report PROTECTION TO AHE
RIGA. lsprsrRY-rs ExPEpIEscT AND NECESSITY hY TE
Hon CHARLES fF-nsoS OF Mass. fh; valuable and n'eia
Essay occupies II 1ace i fact. Illustrations ana
ought TO be underso by every citizen io iA'9 ia
in the cauze OF American Industry and the prosperity Oh Tue
cone If the r;e States Extracts from Mr Gays Speech
or the Public !au These extracts occupy several page
ard are sufficient give general view OF tn' heis''E
subject Anecdots of Politics and Politicians never oeo''
published ELECTION RETURNS. by States. Coosies
sonal Districts ard Counties These returns are tne iue'
md most couplete which have been published Ihey
were prepared nj grn labor and ut considerable expense e1
presy for the VIII, Almanac They Will be constantly re-
erred 10 during the coming year. eJ show not only ne
returns for me preelt yea: bat also those oil l9-o Times Oh
holding Elections in each of the States Popular Vote Tor F
Van Bren and Ger Harrison in la6 and ls4o; The number
of Electors of each Safe in 1870 and the number 10 winch each
STATE is entitled in 1854: Tables Of the Population peos
Governors aud Chef Justices seveu States Anecdotes
Of Nj Clay John Q,incy Adams. Col Jcii;o' &c. &c
The price Of tle Wing Almanac the same as a't year
Notwithstanding It clnair. about quarter more matter
Single copies ss en,s 81 per dozen 81 per lvo Orders
must be accompanied by the cGh. PosraAsTERs RENTING
ee Of postage 81 fo dozen copies. Will be emitted 10 copy
gratis 1t contains l. sheets and subject Only 10 periodical
postage. tt, .
year and IS only subject q periodical postaEe
GREELEY & McELRA I'd. PnblsheTs.
tribune Buildings. Nev-?urK.
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ALL EEALING OENTMENlE.

f1oLD FEET, COLD FEET. CoLD r FEE, NIL I'LL
OFEET-Cod fet and log -, Ca "a nso
tbs Lungs Liver Cod F and i s o S%f o bs lei Ham se
,s -, aad Rhcnmafism Cold Feet and Pains 10 thr In,
and Head Cold Feet Cod Fee-who nus no. got az I
- IL sovereign remedy for cold feet radef ever con
tngency of ie lie warmed into The soes oi me ee.
I s our word and honor that will restore The cif
snatu Of the blood healthy psrspnon and brins
ss bacI to their natural condition. When ihs done h
nc s,ve b. naced upon the ches, head where the other
difficulty hes whether b ennsImpslon os 1ssa M Seo G eys
me. sj Beecker 10 Aor Horse g John. lca Cherry y
Si,Ilynn l56 Canal, aS Stanton. s9 ID arrest, leou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
THE TRIBUNE.
From the Louisville Journal.
HARRY CLAY OF OLD KENTUCKY.

HARRY CLAY OF OLD kENIUCh1.
TuSr-.Roy's ET}e.'
Harry Clay OF old Kentucky.
Harry Clay of old Kentucky,
Harry Clay shall be our chief,
Brave Harry Clay of old Kentucky.
From East TO West, from North to South,
Columbia's sons and daughters lucky,
Proclaim that Freedoms noblest son
Is Harry Clay of old kentucky.
Harry Clay of old Kentucky &c.
Too long have traitors ruled our land;
Our stars, not made TO prove unlucky,
Are dimmed in lustre, till made bright
By Harry Clay OF old Kentucky.
Harry Clay Of old Kentucky &c.
Our spangled flag has no lone STAR
Our eagle has no wounded feather;
Bnt firm. united, free, we stand,
Like Highlanders on mountain heather.
HAIRY Clay of old Kentucky &c.
Our gallant chief will point the way
To freedoms home, and freemen's glory;
His fame will fill tho world around,
And form the theme Of classic story.
Harry Clay Of old Kentucky &c.
God spare him long to bring renown
And smiling plenty TO our nation;
A glorious peace, prepared for war,
To keep in awe the whole creation.
Harry Clay of old kentucky &c. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

schr American System Nelson, days from Folly Landing.
corn, To II z Haveus. -
Sshr slower Es. days from Newbe, NC, naval stores
to l. Mitchell.
Schr John atshall. nliener day. iom Folly Landing.
schs Henry Cay. Change days from Folly Landing corn
TO II Havens.
Schr Cnrles Henry. Tuune days from Indian River, De-
corn and slaves. to Mir Brown.
Schr Wm Bryant, Morse. from New Haven.
Schr Majesty, Carew, Machias timber.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
FOR THE PILES.

N INTERNAL. REMEDf-is eertain cure fot Piles,
z either internal external bleeding bind Cases o.
twenty years Standing haye been permanently cured by th
remedy after all other hld iaed- IeetmO
nia efficacy at the oce. Be imposed upon
See that the signature Of the Proprietor his hard VIM
ng tie outside wrapper Of every box md ueret ma
eboye msd.cne BE obslne THIS cJ oSs al y %
80 Doery -four DOCS above g-eei oi The oiisna
and Proprietor "a. UrHAM. D. regularly edncntd
Physician of twenty years experience. couEed ~ sn OFz
PRACTICE. where Piles and al chronic diseases are
NJ 10; pnasr- ~ N " au3 IU0&W-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

Ds"s'ois >, ,,, .,.,o
BRIG from Mon.esHe3 a. h 20 oHne A.
tne % x Sunl s Meh my wus oio"i 1s"oe III e su " t' A.
% ID ~ AZ Snn;ywThe CT Andrews hor,pe ,acenv taken
BARouk q MnHew @ VIZ % recene' @
10 VOW " scn niomh e1e & anu e' @ U & Sape iIpT s :,
10 % Ue u ne a. m .sa ' TOM % @ ~ Roson The ,vcc
@ tad ~ Ar n,p rS on Wednedny by two o,nckere eatch
r she had one anchor in her how ier bottom is ou md
s ,ze Of little vnIue il will be scoecied that she sppsd
f M Pr ds 4. e n e vaeT with large "uany of
on bnn,S The action Of the sea forced her iron though her
srre ron bound hid of pan wood came on shorc m one
If bn IN EHne Poroose harbor 10 days since and 10
M ch.t.s nv NJ iIe Custom Iior.c officers Mt Kennebnk
s''Ai % V N ----~--
Gnol,eu Sc
~ ., a. :, - 20 n, "a, ~ :, -, L.: r.. ~,
April Int S3 s. long sO w, store sup Eiie Duke
ali well. ~
July ~ of the Saces. ship hton oil boton from mobile.
for Liverpool
Jn,y "a Int q So long 6o. passed hem brig steering =.
showing Nag and long red signn WIN DARK centre
Juy 10 at a o. long 81, bnrGue l Merryma, from New
Orleans for Cor9nnn @ :, -, an. n.,... g H..
july 9, nt 81 No. ION " Daroue Aooy BAKER, I'm havana
for Cowss. ,,,,,.--- !.
May u.s. lat 30 lon - " sa9ue Brazilero w Wlams oi
and from ny OK. ~ days. ior ko Irande.
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nnnsenccra Arr.yed.

In TIE packet ship Montreal, from LrcrpoOL-hlrs Een
we Fred Esepwen and Miss E'enwein II PhlladMetp9 M
l5rdge Connecticut; MIR Scharcko OF Russla MIR Ses
New York and I03 IN the steerage.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
TO Teachers and parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
Hydrostatics. y drauiics, Pneumatics, AceuS-
tics, Optics, Eie rici,y, Galvanisrn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. illustrated by several hundred
Engravnss. BY LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. d, Pro
fessor of Geology and Mineralogy IN the UNI
yersity of the City OF New-York, and Lecturer
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. Price,
full bound, so cents; 81 5oa dozen TO Teachers.
The above work ntIoduced the
aud parts ofthe United States,
SEd the book for Dr.
Yale een; himself practical Chemist. and his professional
optie a. Lecturer him make constant and repei
60 IN all branches of Natural Philosophy
tmnentiy qualified for the task editing such work Mos,
o le ohe publications the popular branches OF Phso.
pn3 anu arr mere eompiiaiious made by book
nenee the frequent failures OF students In their
the directions contained
this work of DR.. Gale. =
Orders must De aecompanedb bv cash. aud
To GREELEY x McELRATH. New York
paul JnSES's S ouABRANT-Eor sale the very
,denucaP Quadrant used BY Paul JONES' the celebrated
Snugsef. may be board ship Hannibal foot of Dover
rreet w, & J. T. TAPSCOTr, 76 South 81.
suH cor. Maiden Laus,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, AUGUST So P. Nj.
Cleared

Baraue Adelaide Adams Havana. Spofor ileston < Co
Brigs Exact. johnson. Savannah Sturges & Chairman
Margaret tliznbeth tBr) Faulkner, St Johns, Nh.
Schr, Vensco Philadelphia. n l. McCready 4 Co; Adrian
Bedel, Norfolk, do: a Cadmus. Curtis Wiiamston. NC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Remarks.

Our correspondent is sadly wrong in suspecting
that Associationists dc not generally regard Edu-
cation, in its largest sense, the great duty OF
each individual to himself, and SO far one of
the great ends of Life. Most of them prize
the Educational and Social advantages which
they hope to secure to themselves and their chill
dren far above any pecuniary advantages, which
they know must be somewhat distant. But we
are immovably of the opinion that the fve,hour
plan will not work. unless in a community of
wealthy persons only, ard there it would prove
nothing. Any attempt at Association involves a
large and persevering outlay of Labor, and even
waste of Labor, in the outset, before there can be
work for all capacities and capacities to all work.
Very much of the labor of the first three years
will add little to the immediate wealth of the AS
sociation. A fve.hour Association would soon
starve out, though ultimately five hours a day
may be work enough.
Our correspondents experience is valuable, and
would be conclusive, if all men, all women, all
children, could earn l25 cents per hour, or even
half of 1t, just whenever they ohoOo to work AS
they cannot, however, it is insufficient. Ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

s-,yTENSIvE WATER POWER. IRON MINES. AND
INVALUABLE TRACT OF LANDF)R SALE. lying IN
Oauce County OF the Gamapo River. 50 miles from me Cuy
pike aud Raapo River passing nearly through me centre o.
the tract The wafer. power capable drying Machinery 70
almost any extent there great body ~ water WITH seve-
raj fills There are about II u Of land. heavily tim
b-,ed with wood of y ~ years growth There are aso
gre strength PsE of the land would make excellent tan, m o
Tic xso miles long and mile wide es IN ono
part OF the tract the scenery Of which beautiful The place
remarkably healthy. knnsn the Aususta uact ao
n three miles above Persons Works. :
Access can he hnd three tour hours from tha Guy oil
New York by the New York and Ere Railroad, or IN I'VE OF
SIX hour! by the way CT rckensack and Orange irpSe OF
or By the way OF Nyack Hayetraw on the Hudson yeF
Duulrc az No ~ Chatham 81. les on
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Memoranda.


SHORT PAssAoEs-The brigs Isaac Mead and l. Baldwin.
hence arrived Savannah less than four days. the fine ship
st George Ferris. hence. Ut Liverpool. in l6]z days
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

H~E, DRAFTS on GREAT BRITAIN AND
>t=a-5sa- IRELAND Persons renting money To tie
%/LzIEi2' cid counlrY procure Duris OF the SUI
scxz0s1c :ibeIS for any amount payable On fenH!nd
l- sanG, Ireland Scotland and Wales. without
o:cE charge Whatever ut the following pace
In England The National and Provincial Bank Of Eng
land Mess. Jas. Bg; & Co Bapken. London 3ie;Fs
j. Barned l. Co. Exchange and Discount Bank. Liverpool
Yorkshire Lancaster. birmingham, Lancashire Bury aud
Uniun Ranking Companies and branches all tie cities and
towns throughout England and Was
Ia iosica, the Provincial Back OF iceland and National
Bank of TeiuTd IN all he post towns throughout
In Scotland the Bank o Scotland Eastern PnDs
fScotiand Gresnock Banking Company and bnehe IN h
principal rites end io.snz throughout Scotland.
Persons residing country and wishing 70 tehd 'Soey
to their trends may insure lis beng Done ,ataclo,y M or
reG,itns they wish ent with the NAM ara a.
dre,s Of the party for whom IS Intended dra iortbe
amount will hen be forwarded by s. stainer and ecei2
io rs @ EansI Mail St5smer Caledonia leaves Boston
18th anrn ~ which cl drafts be forwarded or ~ The
sailing pncse from New YORK Oh 'ie i' "'' ii' i' ''
Fo- Fl f,,tb.r par,iculars apply lleiten post pado
W g. J. I. TAPSCUTT. 20 South street.
ana Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Su,ros,,,
i of the County of New York notice i, hsr.by g,. -,
persons hayIos CLAIMS against NATHANIEL LENT ~
of the city OF New York. gentleman, deceased to
same with the vouchers herre 10 the subscriber IN, -
No 1873 Front street. in the cty of New Yort Ca Q, ~
the ,wenty-seven;h day OF August Dated y,r Ys
the twenty.fourIh day OF Frsrusry, lAt.
2rfI,aM6m GkOkGE w. LENr E,..n..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

U MILwAuklE, w. T. now contains 12
churches, 81 tayerns, rs dry goods stores, and
6,400 inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Six Days Later from, Havana.
Private Correspondence Of the United States Gazette

HAVANA. July 3th.
Dear Sirs The closing of the Custom House
and Post Office on the anniversary of the Queen s
birth day, prevents me giving you any very par
ticular news of yesterdays occurrence, save that
the appearance of loyalty, as manifested by the
citizens on that occasion, must have been highly
gratifying to the friends of The Queen. PoeticaI
and prosaic essays of all kinds have been publish
ed here in commemoration and honor the occa-
sion. Some of the best send you.
At O'Clock yesterday evening the new street,
passing from the Barrier of Jesus Maria to the
bridge Of Aqua Dulce, was opened by the public
authorities under the name OF the Royal street
of Maria Christina The ceremony was very
imposing, the music was superb, and every band
attached to TIE garrison was in attendance. In
the evening the Tacon Theatre was magnifi-
Gently Illuminated, and new play entitled Re
tra:o do la Rema performed in honor of the
Queen. Thus much of the anniversary.
Since my last they have succeeded, by means
OF divers in finding and raising out Of deepwai
Ss0 Q, the 6O9 TASKS of quicksilver thrown over
board from the English Government steamer
Tay," at the lime she struck on the reef
am sorry to inform you that it has been found
necessary to publish decree, dated July Odd. re.
lative to the Yellow Fever, which hasbroken ont
both here andsat other ports. As yet, however,
the fatal cases have been mostly among foreign.
ers, whose imprudence in the sickly season has
always been proyerbial. have nothing new 70
add relative to the late disturbances. Ever yours
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

~ FOR LONpON-PAcKET OF THz TEyTH AreusT.
,E4Se-The splendid wel-known packe; ship Toronto,
AS Captain Gr1swoid. will sal positively above. her
rrgu.nr day.
seerage rasenrers cannot be surpassed Those wishing
secure beith should to make early application on 6oard
or To w. & ]. L. TAPSCOTT,
rs South street, cor Naiden Jane.
Persons wishing sed for their trends them brought
out n this ship OF any Of the line favorable terms
and those about remit also be supplied with
Drafts any amount payuble demand without discount
or any other charge in all principal towns throughout En-
Gland Ireland Scotland Wales application above
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF ALgY,y
l. DER II. WELLS, Surrogate of the coasiy Of W.
ch.srr notice liz hereby 10 6 reiinns hsIt, III,
agairst the estate of William Haywaid late Of hs t,
Sing slug, in said County. deceased, 10 pree, ,S ~,
traitor of the SAID decreased his place nf sId.pe,
said village on or before the fouh day Of sepsuh.r tr,
Dated February 2Cth, 1914.
THOMAS ]. CARMICHAEL
f2n Iawsn AaSiNi,,cr,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
GEd H TAfsGk2hTT fzkh 81 Gore &ssss Rs1za: Rasa or

~ DRAFTS on ENGLAND. IRELAND. s,e.-Pe.;
about remns money To the l.iends N The Q.d ~
e e. g5 E0. sO ESQ any amount payable on demand
without dseogn any o charge AZ the Hsii9T @ dI baE Y o.
Blnker London l. Burned g. Co. Exchange and Discount
Bank. Liverpool Eastern Bank ofScotnnd Greenock an-
ing Company Sir William Forbes. Hunter & Co. scotland
and the bmnches post town throughout E-GRd Ire
laid Scotland nEh Wales which Drafts VII! be iorwarsd W
the Packet of llth. lGt, 2lst, 18th, OF the hoyai ha
steamer which leaves Boston the e. AHGrs on npo
cation w z j; i. IhfsCOi
lane..,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAIL ROAD-STgaNBor
I y SERVICES SeRlcd proposals will be teceyei Al
u;lice oi the New York uud Erie Rail Road CnnVani Ns
Walis,reet until Tus.day. August 9th, at si5otacsKs
for steamboat service between New York and Peimnl
1T. For tco pHSSage, each way daily eIcep, su1dapk.
September 1T 70 November Goth. ISM and from ipr1
November 3Jih. lSt with steamboat equal ell ra,sf
the Curtis Peek when good order. SAID boa rlD
nectau with the passenger train ol the New YCtk ,n
Railroad, 30 conveyance OF passengers and 30 much fa
as mas pass upon the road an the passenger tairs
ID For passage each way daily. icxcept Sund.11 \,
December lst 1884, To March 3is, 1885, with .eamhais a,
70 the Utca when good order and every restecf,-
ed Cor winter gali0n Said boat 10 ~, IA .Shnesu
the passenger train. with pnssagsts arl ei,h IS no,
above. and also for hs conveyance of ohe !rsrh ma
ceedng forty ions additional such times as the 81 ne t,s
be taken by the freight boat account OF ice or o ,
3D. For pnssagc each way daily win y ihe naus,s,
unob,tncteh by ice. from December ls 1874 % Noy,-s
30th, lSl. with boat equal in power and capasfr ,
Mount Pleas 'n said boat 10 run in connection with hsf
trains OF said road, akng barge IN io, sad e,uy,,
commodities upon iecn mus be required.
Propositions will state the of boats 10 ha enar
the p0ce per day for the service Including ts ehirs p
bnnf fuel 1ao. except i the loading and u1lo,i
freight, Vt.ct. will be done by the Company
For farther information apply tn
81. II =. SEYMOUR. supedn.enb1.
'5a,,n .e ,,%E M ,e ssnusmen. composing the eonEssai
SiI.AS BROWN.
ANSON PHELPS
iyA dtAug6 THEO, DEtiON,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

FJFTFEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
WILL sell n; private sale - 90 o land belonging 10
the cs;ae of Alexander Henderson. OF Dumtnes Il i SUI
o on the waters OF Pocataco River and principally on the
,o fork OF that stream. from Its source TO us junction Win e
main river This of country very fertile wen se
in jackson county abou, - miles from Ripley the county seat
50 miles from Charleston Salincs and the same distance rom
the heart OF the land from the Charleston road 1t VIII be sold
in tracts of 500 acres MORE may be desired by purchasers
The title is unsputed and good in Western Vi'g
na. Any further information n regard to he lana ole & aaa
SON at Parkersbury Wood county Virginia. who VIII also
show the land any disposed To purchase
~ ~ ORA NJ. HENDERSON,
Aimx de bonis with the will annexed oil Aexnn,icr lien
derson of Dnmtrcs. Jelo InW9n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

~ "Phillura, DEAR said loving husband to
his loyal spouse, who was several years the junior,
"what do you say to moving West?"
Ooh, IN delighted with the idea. You re
collect when Mr.. Morgan moved out there he was
POOR and he died in three years worth hundred
thousand dollars.''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of theSaruga,, M. ~.
ty oc New Work. Notice Is hereby giyea 20 all pe, ~,
York Teacher deceased present the same yo
thereof 10 the subscriber at her residence, No. 80 Cs E
in the Cry of New York or beTeihe euth DIR 9nto
ncyt Dated New York, the sixth day Of April Sl, s-s
apo law6Ins MARY JANE BAIrpy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

NTErAL ROOFS, GUARANTEED WhTEK TLELII
ls9 FOR FIVE YEARS WHICH Is FOUR YEARS
LONGER THAN USUAI--The subscribers have invented
method of covering roc with paiT galvanized TN rssT
which they guarantee to remain wt, tgh, ryx rrAHs whsn
p,u oa By then. The metal .ut that cannot bt
affected by shrinking swelling Of the paDss which
aid or by the contraction expansion of the nletnl
The owirg gentlemen had their dwelling house and
stores this city covered ~ tbs method To hey sacton
Henry Breyort. Esq. corner OF 5h avenue and h ST,
John s Schernsrhorn Esq. No. - Broadway.
AVID Austin ESQ., o: Exchange place and Wlian-s'
] Green Pearsrl ESQ Merchants Exchange. Walis..
Geo b. Butler Es1.. No 81 NaSsap-st-
Francis Burnt; Esq. ~ BIoads-
Notice given that as the improvement patenie.i NJ PSI
.o, in The trade wishing roofs by the escoen plan
ar ct;nin r,eI,nssioa on modeIas, terms.
NIn 1nbI4f p NAYLOR /. co r and Is Broad ST,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

4. AN EXTENSIVE WATER PRIV lLEGE to lease
"a near New Haven, CT. for term OF years-huving
M fine large building for manufacturing PURPOSES oil any
,I with out-bu!dngs dwelling ghouses attached Ihs
mill now connIns complete of Paper Machinery VIZ
Foundrirer and dyer. uree presses 4engines &c Wnch
he bought on the most reasonable terms but are 20 be re-
moved If The privilege !enied for other purposes ne
d nhoi IL feet and never milling. when of .iil
en renders edun if superior III the state can
\, nayira;ed from the Sound To within short astnce o te
DAM For information Apply to ELi NmiIrSSEG,;; nmirSsG,;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
holm P. COLL0RD. Ereesoa
jy23 law6us MARY O'CONN0R, E1eeu,r,

TN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate Of ,se Cs,.
~ Of New-fots notice IS hereby riren 10 II os, -,
York deceased to present the wit; the yocc, YES
10 The subscriber at his residence No 2A Biooa s,
CITY of New.York on or before NE twenteh "a, J; "
ber next Dated New York. the 18th day Of Ians ~ wa
jel7 law6ma JAMES II. KNAPP, lb-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
FAKE NOTICE.

ia X T. n q I & T..
IMPROVED PATENT COMPOSITION fo7 Root' OF
House If tin zEc shingles. be dgmHged II wi reader
thcm perfectly tight and w; he found exceedingly Guih,e
II viii inst fr yea-hkevise il w be found coed article
r stopping around cmusys where houses are Joined
together CHARGES moiesae Directions gwen TO pun
or ,nyirg the CorDositcn Satisfactory references
ciyen Apply to s. WILLIAMS Painter, g Old sip, New