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Ths Life and Speeches of Henry Clay,

III Win SIeeI TO!trt enG ttsIs
rnrs I'h;. adi;icn co:nrT,s.s-l. NENOIR OF HENRY
CLAYCIsar wing. wniisn expressly for TINS work.
rms SPEECfi..s OF MR. CLAY, from 1910 to iSi2
cu.lve carefully collected foc various sources oE this wsr
egmased snd corrected ad all restored 10 The hr': Frso
Mi t,ay aad and AID " he rrg-d &c irs;sed Of
giving his vigorous ard graceful tctlor fi'hor' n;r
SPiECHES all comparable WIKI; this 10 compieeEess
correctness has ever before appeared Each Speech refa
cd by 5rie Introductory paragraph explaining The ci-cum
stances which called forth, and Whenever desirable md
NOT Otherwise indicated The end gives :he fate oi e
measure under discussion.
~ Price n-7tly bound in boards. with gilt titles, s35 p-r
coy or s95 ioO copies In covers tTench style
81 m cuO
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Spoken. sc.

July 2 hat g s. Ion 81 90 brip Croton Soulard from
Nose for Hartford. tCunnJ
Aug T. Mon,aug. Louiss OF Nantucket, from Nan;uck.
bound to Baltimore.
July 4s q, Ion IS 81 bar9us Pons Graham days I'm
NTork for MADEIRA.
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Pa sssnyers Sailed.

In packet ship Independence. for LicegpeolMr S,fkn
mud Mir WIN w Scrarham Of New York: Mr. Robt Clay, ilf
Barber od lady Mr. Buckinsham Miss Buckingham und sv,.
PsbuIg; WIN Ilalme. ESQ of New q enns: Mr. tlccnsnn
aud sev Miss Shat of Canndu N Simeon Con,ra
Scotland: Peter Paul DAILY. and Philip Roche TherTy. OF Ire
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To Teachers ana Parents,

To Teacners ana p arcnIs.
ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics
Hydrostatics. Il 'draulics, Pneumatics, Acous-
ties, Optics Elt tricity, Gaivanisrn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy illustrated by several hundred
Engraylngs. By LEONARD D. GALE. II. D., Pro-
fessor of Geology and Mineralogy IN the Uni
versiiy OF the City OF New-York, and Lecturer
OF Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy Price,
full bound, 80 cents; 81 80 dozen TO Teachers
The above work rel odu ced the school,
AID seInafles n different ota United States
and considered the et book private learners Dr.
Gale beus himself PRACTICAL Chemist at his professional
igtieS IS Lecturer gag ha 70 rake and reTezI
ed experiments all branches cf SaIcrai Philosophy
smIneatly qualified for h- task editing woik osl
Of the ether publications. the PopG branches Pail
ply ard Chemistry mer- eomparions made by book
makers; hence hr frequent iiur-s oi students their
ep:saie Ireat hils o"IHc ;e directions coired
the-- works No sac tiihcuty will the rss Il
his - ok of D.. Gs.-.
Ide.s lzs ls sc-o5.a-aisdb br tie CASH acdaIdess-d
10 GREELEY = Mct.Li;iTR- NV nIk.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, AUGUST ppm.
Cleared.

Brgs Black Hawk. Robinson. Rio Grande Corning & Son.
Neon knudSon CharcSGn nuGhain x DimoD Peer DemIl'
Lewis, savannah. NJ Demlii.
Schrx Eleanor Tew ST Jago dc Cuba = l. McCready x
Co; Baltimore. Wuclam. Petersburg.
Steamer lronslGes, MoIrls i'hlludelphla.
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Eoreign Ports.

AT Eden. June g. brig Cherokee, Mansfield. unc
Arr at S, Iohr. B. scth ut bnss Ann s Emma, Hears
ley. Boston: Helena Ann. Hughes. NYotS.
AR al Quebec. ls and I'd INST, A.ethusa LaeI London
Yorkshire. Bache. Liverpool Albion Ewangton, Ne~found
land; William, Charlton, Bordeaux.
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LECruREs ON.GEOLOGY,

u DocIog LYELL', LECTURES oS GEoLoGr.-Ths.e
cont edition OF these celebrated Leetnres reported A
Tribune nov ready Il Ffon;is piece,
exhibiting deal se.ie Of part of the Eas Crust niit
explanations. will alEo general Introduction
Geolcgy not befo1s published. Lecture embraces the fol-
lowing subjects ARverne L4cuitTin5 Period, Volcanic Pc
nod Eruptiur OF Ccsesuna Mocn, Dor. Lecture H. Tt.
Earh Strata Strata Perods AuveTgn- District Sur
Apperlne5 Mount itnl Lecture Ill uphsaya ard subs:
ience of the Earth, Naples Temple OF scraps Mo-te Nuo
Origin OF Coal Lecture VI EoS Foot-prints. Lecfus VIZ
Recession of the FALL Of Niagara. Lecture Flil BoultrI
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Inc prophets eye was wandering and he stood
As lost in reverie. In long suspense
They looked with growing iearfuness upon
His deep abstraction. Seemed that awful gaze
In Revelations mystic light TO read
The fate Of nations. Heralded ut length
BY sigh profound, thus broke his voice of vail
"As sheep upon the mountains desolate,
saw all Israel lost and shepherdless
Wo waits the wanderers! An, many tcnt
Beneath the vine tree mourns its lord in vain
Who lies uusepuchsred on Gilead's plains
The Widows lamenGton goeth up
From Hamath's entering in to Egypt's stream
Tomorrow, Israel's throne shall lack q king
Tomorrow, and the blood Of Nahoth cries
No more from his dark burial unavenged-
Tomorrow, Ahab shall be ured to doom!'
Hence 10 the prison, prater! Guard away
And be the meat of sore affliction his,
Till Israel, laden with his rophed spoil,
Triumphs, and gives his prophecy the lie"
Now goes the royal mandate forth" To arms! y
Samaras length and breadth, wall, streets, and gates
Bustle with warriors. lron-girded men
In last-formed ranks haste downward TO the plain.
The palace swarms with officers who wait Iways
The monarch's orders; while through the ,hrongec
Stesds, with the speed of wind, and breath of fire,
Hurl the dun chariot with thunder on.
The shouts of legioned myriads, and the olang
Of thousand battle trumpets rend the air;
For the leagued Kings are to the hosts gone Down
Owho may tell the majesty wherewith
Those armies move beneath their monaIchs' eyes
The spears are lifted-banners TO the breeze
Are thrown, and helm and buckler with a blaze
OF splendor meek the sunbeam. Judah holds
The glorious van, and like long live stream,
With measured s,ateliness within gorge
That breaks the mountain Eastward, tribe by tribe
The martial train wheels, flashes, disappears.
The sun is low above Gath Rimmons top,
As the last phalanx passes from the view,
And Of that multitude his latest beam
Sees in the valley lingerer.
Another bright days sunset balhes the hills
That gird Samaria. Their green and gold
Sleep in their soft unsuliied lustre still,
As though Earth knew no grief forcvermora.
All! that is not the voice Of joy that comes
From the walled Capital IL is the wall
OF lone bereavement; for all Israel mouns.
See, struggling DER the mountains back, the wrecks
OF yester-morns illustrious hosts Of war,
lnglorious, fugitive, ashamed, alone,
An soiled with battle, DUST defeat, and blood.
Meath Ephraim's vines the voice Of minstrelsy
And mirih is hushed, and sorrowing maidcns lift
The loud lament" How are the ishty fallen!
Husbands, aud sires, aud sons, and brothers went
To the leagued saush shter forth with pride and song
But an. there dawns no light on their return
And the eye aches with weeping as il looks
Toward fatal Gileads fields wbereon they lie
Weep for the sword Of the uncircumcised
Hath ,hinned the chosen people, Traied and torn
Arc Isreel's banners, and the Syrian
Hath trodden down plumes. Weep, for the throne
Hath lost It's monarch, and the kingless tribes
Mourn valiant Ahab, who shall war ne more
Samaria's pool hath drunk his royal blood"
Sseektsia<s. Mass. july. >Ssi
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Nevv-Bedford OIL Market.

In Sperm. the tInnsncns hive been large We have heard
of sales OF $50 bs al % 40 bbb 70 gallon
the early part OF the weck4 o5s at So also COO bb
% cts and yesterday 800 bb quality price made
publc-mnkng ull about + 100 bhk
RIoBr WHkLE-We have heard OF snles of only 800 bbS
handsome ~ w, ut 50 cts per gallon all cash.
In Whaebone there have been considerable sacs, but the
prices are withheld. tShipping List.
IMPORTS OF Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, and Whalebone
into the United States for the week ending Aug s. lsii
Sperm. Whale. Bone
New Bedford :. Ship Mercury loo
Young phenix 2.70O
WestpoIt -. Bark Champion $50
Boston =. Schr RenZ tof Prov
inceiown GU
Saehartor =. Ship PheniI 4S0 ls.GU
Bark Simrod 200 800 2.+O
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BY E. W. B. CANNING.

T.. W
II. Chronicles, xviii.
os .nleudor dawneth on thy towers,
s.mara! From dome TO dome
1..ns tbe bright fash that heraldeth The sun
a1 Ills whose frowning battlements are stern
r,om ~ time and war; thy skiey tusrets' tops
Thy palaces, the pride Of Israel
And royal Ahab, and thy massy gates,
whose lofty fronts are wrought with siored brass,
an ,;(t ponpous welcome to the morn
1,ba ann Of Palestine is still below
s,bs unvaked mountains, yet the gorgeous Eas,
t;sbte,h the curtains Of her glory up
With msjesty unuiterabe. See
The emulous landscape, from the far-seen vale
OF Jordan OH TO Lebanon, lifts up
Its thousand hills TO catch the golden hues
OF heaven-born beauty as they glow beyond
There is murmur Of breaking rest
In the proud Capital, and struggling forms
Infrequent pace the ramparts-t may be
or drowsy sentinels alert again,
As the throng stirs below them, or attempts
Tn unopened portals.
Hark a brszen voice
Swells from the valley, like the clarion
That calls TO battle. Skirting all the hills,
Speeds the blithe tone, and wakes an answer up
In rock and forest, till the vale hath talked
With all its tongues, and in the businesses
Of the far dinge, faint and fainter heard,
Dies the last cullen echo. lis the trump
That breaks the bivouGc of an untold host
Thy warrior sons, o Israel! Lo their tents
Whten the green decliviGes that grid
The royal city; and the gray Of dawn
Blends the vast group into boundless field
OF snowy canvass. Summonipg the brave,
A voice hath passed from Dan 10 Beersheba:
The pride of Palestine hath hesrd-,he prince,
The valiant and the mighty, youth and strength,
And veteran age have FURNISHED shield and spear,
And bpckied on their armor ut The call
For AHAB warreth-the uncircumcised
Have scohed the high souled Hebrew-e'en en- the bles
Jehoshaphat hath sworn to help, and leagaed
His people with idolaters to fight
The naughty Syrian.
Mornings eye hath sped,
And the sun seeks the zenith. o! the sight
His splendor looks on in this favored land,
Whereon, though grieyous are its sins, the curse
OF the Almighty lingere,h TO fall
o! who, TO see the glory of It's hills,
Its streams, its pastures, and is plains where nov
maichless verdure.smes; its ancient groves;
It's cities walled, and towers OF strength its sops,
Countless as 6ocks that sport in happiness
Midst the green beauty Of the fields, could dream
The Gentile's sword should mar its gorgeousness,
And spread It's ashes to the winds of Heaven,
The mustered legions wait their leaders. There
Stand in their FURNISHED panoply the flower
Of all the tribes, their myriad numbers ranged
In hammered majesty. Above their lines,
,ka e,I,I ,t,o !.
or gathered Israel are all uufurled.
Here floats the pictured vine Of EPHRAIM,
And here DAMS serpent hisses. NaPHTALIl
Thy stag leaps almost living in the folds
That overshade thy warriors. There the wolf
OF BENJAMIN doth ravin on his field
or canvass, bounding in graphic rage
Apt emblem Of the iron who fight
Beneath the pennon. While in the hroad van
SEQ JuDAH's rampant lion roars in wrath
Wo to the foe that hears his bellowings!
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Cotton. 2t5 BeecKer street
Agen, IN NEwAgK, L. K. T. Williams, 2i3 Broad st.
.tnI lruk

WHAT CAN BE MORE TRYING to the ieeiings OF a
W mothsr than behoid her infant wthng the agone
OF choc, wang away under that terrible courre Of
fancy. cholera infhrtn SCMSKR CospLAIST and yet
radical cure b effected with speed and certainty By al
the little sufferer that ineStnnbe preparation
JAYszs CARgrsATivE BALsAs. No hoqse should be
ali camnia nt ~ tho ,nn,arb Rn,re .s, % y, v, H. ~
teul. In the South and VEST occupies prominent place in
nearly every domestic medicine chest
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne. No. % South
Philadelphia.
Sold BY the Agents. a 3. 3. D. SANDS Druggists No 70
Fu.0n.s; - East B.CaG.gn7 ..3 BroGdsay. iYih In
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Isichar:sson & Co.'s Celebrated
AAiERI(-i psNtCEa

rs'Hi c!cine compounded solely from vegetable matter
aD, 0 s ob aa s. rSseIe e, ' one wear
since by an Individual sorely Inflicted with ULCERArED
mo eaat physic.ans in the United States ar eight yers,
without TIE least apparent hope Of restoration 10 health and
above named medicine for FIVE weeks restored 10 perfect
health That medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
cess and has Jailed my instance when taken accord
dnaes @ m seS9M M Z efii @ Rss R fFs The ER p@TRs
MHG's ti' Evil IfIH!!STELo fNSEsI4MM4T6RY, hNli
Ghf2NG G fV EtMAESH c6EG T EYE EfHSFEhAs bfGFEhh
riMPLEs on THE FACE, SCALp HEAD AND ALL
or An IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efica-
enumerated and effect, truly astonishing Ony
bic spoonful TO be taken by adult sach morning before eat
II also gc gentle calac increasing tie appetite ana
sneTs e heath OF the pae' asg all ssa 'I to DIS
Of Whole system purifying and poducnga perfect action
Perons. whe taking it, should refrain from the of all
55 lsne5 sfnf at g6o Gs sy s'n5 HSs F9Sa
General agent q plnestree opposite the Custom House. New
York aud at 10 stor House lle 6i3 and "a Brondway
No III West-sreet Nos % and 3D owery No 90 Fulton
street No l and 2S Hudson, ami g Hamnond street.
sse 40 liz and $ chss sa e &c. as I
"" n CatianestEset Nos 5l and ri Pears,reet No. IL
B:9okya n sms q fS9q ana .oEa ctao M
low and Atlantic st and By all the principal druggists the
Geaaral yholesals aad Retail Agent To- Albany.
y. w. Dyo;: x son, :o. li3 &o.ln .-conis, General
Wholesale A gent for Philadelphia.
Instruction.. taking the aticIe reut number of Ger
tfcaes and testimonials may be and obned any o
the above places. NJ; eodlm ly
eSEEKING'S RESTORATIVE COR DIAI--So ,isily celc.
- brntei for The cure OF DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS Az
FECIlDNS DEBILITY. &C., s prennrsd .. IL; ~ ,..
sale and Fei by The proprietor. q No. hG-uy j. 1t may
ao he clained Of tie following respectable Druggists ard
Anu'ernT!e :. As'inyra.l y; William u Ir.iIon
8 Co. lily bfuauwsy Gnd ~ ,snr dou4s VIM Burger %
COufhBt - 4. H. & - Stnc .9 Fulton t. A r. sand, q
Co. 20 Eroahway; David Sands 1. Co.. II East I3rosyng.
israel hnO 2i Fulton }. IaTnn: a6 Greenwich st.: C.
Colby jl Pearl .t j. L. Schetrln. III Canai It J. q. s
f-iiHsto2 @ Hudson A.; t. Chaseney, l30 Bowery; E. L.
Cotton 2t5 BIeecSer
Agent IN NEwAgK, L. K. 7. Williams, 2i3 Broad st.
aul 3rs
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Reasons for PrGfeffing tlr. Clay
Van EuraD Tor ErI! TIrsilstl d IiOn W ILLIAH
Z, RIVE, T.. =. Senator i!oi- Vi!Zinia
Commercial Intercourse with Great Britain,

Til. Pamphlet TIaet Of aEes i1 preei.1
Nsnrc;r.es o the United States Whenever ;s PEOPLE Of
ms country undertake Export 70 England snow!rdgs
o e sct Of an average duty oi 330 per American
Products en shipped England against az creaEe dr
Of SON. 90 per Cent English soocs imported INFO the un
,sl sat :, will probably snow the iailacy Of the antTai
n-.cs or Sil nsr lhll cQnIes.
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Sailed,
Memoranda.

Bren.en barqus Juh.n George. for Bremen DANISH eriS
Alphvnso. for Cape de Nerdes and Others
Memoranda.
MYsrIc, Cr.-Ths New London Advocate says" The
,Inui OF commercial capital invested this unpreiendnc
Tar greater thanis generally Known sends out about
dxen shlIs and Southern freight than other
port IN CoLnccilcut The population Is about ESU."
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OVAL AND y ROUND IROS-An assortment of OVAL
~ h2H oval and half ouni Iron, Just rscelvsd ard FOR sale
By SIBERIAN. ATWAfER & Co.
az ~ Brped street
COLLAR OlL-1he subsc-ibe, IS now manufacturing 50 ~
- OIL, which worthy the Intention, at $40 Cherry
street TRUMAN ROBERTS, IeS
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IN PUKSUA NOE oi an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County Of New York NOTICE hereby given . NJ
persons hlvin. claims Jane MruiI tn Jy of
Nrw York. single deceased the with
the vouchers thereof the snhrtb-r her residence No.
1856 Christie street. the city Nr-loTa before ,is
tn,rry st day al August next Dated Sew.Y ofk the ,sh
dav # February, lSii ISABELLA MENix
ll.y6In- Almint.-r,.rit
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Tha Tariff Question in Germany.

1his masisfly Essay called 10Th oY Ks1or o! U
poSassc nromuent Free T:ade Member Of the British
Porlic,n.r, on the Commercial Relations OF Great Baia
si.h -rmsT 20 ended induce the Germans 10 abandon
thsi, Protective policy, and in free interchange OF
their respective productions The isacy OF rs assnmpnoh.
10 show that wise nation to suffer the de-
x,,nry. ,rayys hy Foreign rivalry Of rs HONE eaa.ae
in The expectation oil supplying itself more adranta
seous'y from abroad IS bly, SET forth IN this rae. It's H
Tin. ahoy. named Letter Ci lI. Rirss and the Discussion
of the German Tariff both printed together IN Iss
Pmnhiet OF pages aud sold al 81 q 100, or so F oy0
IL Is hoped that this Tract may receive very extensive e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

EhfNL'S NElhiFUGEha. eadiened Tie henrt oi many
~ mother VINO ha expected follow I- rbd 10 The
grave b hund Ie'nred TO e Gad roy health by this es
oIcteh sleclhc oApe wOims without irntng ibs esaa
OF the Onach and bowels md combine. tho virtues DIN ha
with thG.e Of IN attentive Ncther he Eermure nor the e.
pect9rnnt mas yn IN the was range Of the fatenn nsl
ioI diseases 10 which each Is ad.piod
Prepared o2i ~ IN D. !ayne ~ South Third, street, PHI
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,iie and Public Services of Henry Clay

publishpd in neat Octave famphItt, WIN IN tISH'.u
new edition revised and Improved and brought
down 10 the year 1874 By Epes Sargent ESD; OF The City
of New. York This the best biography OF Nh Clay e1
tan, Price l2i cents, sS peE 100 copies,
The JuniuS Tracts.
Nol The Test OF Parties tried by their acts: No The
Cunpncy No B. The Tanf: No; & Life OF Henry Gay.
So poI;,ical Abolition No. Democracy. No. I. La
bor nnd Capital No g. The Public Lands No.9 Anne1a
tion nf Texas No. 10, Tariff Triumphant
PRICE REDUCED.
Tho Prize of the JtNIUS TRACTS for the Presidential
Cnmiaien will be 80 thousand THE WHOLE
SERIES bound together comprising LIS published
at s 6 hundred.
Ol,,s for auy of the above named works must be ad
d,sss, ID m GREELEY {; McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings. New-York.
MN York April %. lS4i
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q, A kE N0TICE.

IMPROVED PATENT. COMPOSITION for R9ot. OF
Hon4s ftin yac shingles. re da=lase It vii re6def
,f,r -s,t.rr tstt rnd VIII I've found eSceet0sly durable
ssit VIII ast y yearskewle iiw BE- Ornt good article
m stuing leaks arurnd crDers wiere houses ae joined
o .sr. o- grgynr the Co1pCtcn SDlrtsctay references
Slvet;l' '''p'' !" - " iy3 I'm.
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3. FOR SALE OR LEASE-Thiry-two Lots of
4 Ground tor sale farsi.nus. N. J. bounded by Jersey
if Avenue md Ere iuimus. and South.strees ab0n;
mile Jersey City. For particulars. inquire at z
Chat ibam street. Jeaj ON,
eTI<- ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE FARMS IN
49, TIE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Is now offered
for sale rery 0.- terms. II contains SD acres OF
6gIy cultivated land, aa, the premises a large dwelling
house excellent repair eter with a other out
buildings. Il bein: situated within miles OF New Haven nnd
70 OF New York the location will be found 10 be exceedingly
dssifnbie. For further information appiy 10
RUSSELL SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor,
iaiOt 81 Liberty ST. n. Y.
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:, AN EXTENSIVE WATER PRIVILEGE to lease
"a near New Haven, CT. for term of yenrs-iavins
iI ne large building for manufacturing purposes OF my
kind with out-buings and dwelling houses ntiaehed Ih
FoundrIner and dryer, large engines, &c winch
cnn I've uucht reasonable terms. but are 70 be re-
moved If he privilege rented for other purposes The fa
is abou: IL feet md the ang. winch tor mil
vent renders equal if 10 IN the State can
he nayiga,ed the oCad within short distance % the
Dam For information apply Eli w HI
New Haven, June =, iSI4 IeIl 3,aw Iui hesSi
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Sold " q. & d. SANDS. Wholesale Agents, No 3
Fulton So. q Eat broadway 273 Bruadyvay iyJ5 In
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Price l2i cents single eePy-lO copies t0r 81
The following tab!. OF tr Coatea,s of The Charters IN
this work:
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aE.E. FEEA9.EEG AsErFIsEEs7

sTOLD FEET, COLD FEET, COLD FEET. COLD
SFEET-Cod feet and Consumption. Cold Fee and Dyspsu
The Lungs and LIVER Cold Fss and Asthma Cold feet and
ugntness of the Breath Cold Feet una falling off of the Har
qnd Head Cold Feet Cold eet-whoh has 20; Cold Fee;
y Z s prevalent as water IN tbe sens ftsers feaiins
hnsency OF lie. Is. e warmed the so=s OF the feet
ana We pledge word and honor that .r restore ,he
culr,isa o the blood induce healthy ION and ti
5e hic 10 ief Natural condition. When this Is done 3:
t alye be placed tie crest head wi ere the ba,
difficulty lies. whether y Consumption or asthma or d.
pepsia OF !o thar. II will them ao Sold l yi.io,
street "a Bleecksr, 10 Astc House. S iona I (heI,v ~.
Sllllgan Id Ceaa 39 Stanton. 1s ID street s3itf .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02
TO MECHANICS.

pROPOSALS, in writing, will be received by
IL the subscriber, at Fort Coffee, Choctaw Ma
tion, until the lth day of November next, for
erecting at Neao Hope, about one mile from the
Choctaw Agency, two buildings, to be occupied
by the Female Department, of Fort Coffee Acad.
envy. Said buildings to be Of frame, one story
high; each 100 feet long and 20 wide, with porch
es of feet in width, front and rear. Stories 10
feet clear.
One Of the buildings to be divided into rooms
with stone flues, about IL doors and "a windows.
floors tongue and groved; rooms furnished with
base and surbase, and pastered with two coats.
The other building to be divided into rooms and
one pantry, with stove flues, about doors, and
20 windows, furnished in same manner, except
athng pastering, and sur-base.
The buildings will be let in seperate contracts.
with the privilege of both being taken by one
man. The undertaken to furnish every thing. and
complete the work by the first OF April lS45.
There are houses on the premises that may be oc-
cupied by the undertakers, while engaged in the
work. One third of the payment to be made when
one half of the work is completed and the remain
der, when it is finished. Specifications Of the
plan to be seen at Fort Coffee. Facilities Of OBJ
tanne materials to be ascei tanned by visiting the
site. Said Goode reserves to himself the right of
discriminating between bidders, and reserving ei-
ther or both the buildings from contract if deemed
necessary. WM.H. GOODE,
Snpt., Fl. Coffee Academy.
Van Buren,, October 18th 1874