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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
THE, TniBU NE
TraxeI--Route from y. York 10 Montreal
aud @ uchcC. iCunc.udsd.

and Quebec. ;Concuded
The subject OF the retog OF the Falls attracts
much attention, and different opinions e1 pressed.
AL however, admit that, within few years, the
crryes Of both the falls have been falling away. At
he banks, however, there he's been no perceptible
change in the opinion of many of the old residents.
Persons are very frequently lost by accidentally
rong over the falls, and person has ever Yet been
D;csed up alive. a few years ago, two men who
were engaged In smuggling whiskey Were carried
over during the nght, and killed and man who
vent into the rlver wiki wagon 10 water bis horses
atCbippewa, was taken iuro the stream by the float
ug of his wagon body. He was seen by several
persons, who walked along the bank of the river,
nlkins with lin as he iioaled down, ard who in
mndeG 10 take a boat at the mouth of Chippewa
Iiver and save han. Upon arriving al the mouth OF
ihe river however. no boat could be had and b-fore
one could be obtained by going up The stream, the
manhad gone over the fall An old ferry man has cx-
pressed The opinion that, with proper arrangements,
0 person might go over without being DESTROYED e.
and man living in the noighborhocd OF the Falls
h.s offered to make the attempt, if purse Of 500
could be raised. Empty barrels have gone over,
.nd been picked up uninjured,
Recently there have been two lives lost at the
Falls through careessness. We believe there have
bsen with these exceptions, no fatal accidents since
the death Of Dr. Hungerford Frenchinan,
however, ;s believed have destroyed himselfthcre
sbou, two months ago. When he had been at the
Falls e" days, seemingly very much depressed
in spirits, he Iold lady that after being married
about weeks his wife had died, ihot he tired
Of the world and that he knew better way 10 die
than 10 90 over the Falls. He has not since been
heard Of, and is supposed to have thrown himselinto
the rapids. His troubles were not pecuniary, as he
left quantity of valuable baggage.
There is but one hotel at Niagara, The Cataract,
sept by the Messrs. Whitney. lis pretty good
house, as it should be: board is 81 per day. The
Eagle formerly the opposition house, but the
Whncys took lease OF three years at $1,000 per
year and shut iup, using it only for sleeping
modaiion when the Cataract was full. The Eucie,
as well as the foundation Of the new Hotel COM
renced by Ra,hbone, now belongs TO Prof Gouraud
and next year will be kept frs, class house.
The Professor also intends 10 complete the new Iio
lei, we understand on the original plans.
There IS fac house on the Canada side cul!ed
the Clifton, kept by the former proprietor Of tho
Eagle. This nouae receives considerable patronage
fom American visitors.
The cost of tn trip from New York to Niagara is
sbont sixteen dollars The following are the dis.
iances and rates Of fare:
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CITY HOTEL

SATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI.
=, THIS well known establishment has crdcrsoaa .
fA thorough and ready Tor the sccormocs-
H,i OF It's old tneuds and pa,roas !; p;uA:et 90
7in street the pr1cpOi for business and enisu
the steamboat antn<,. h large art srJ apartments
eciisdy gives advantage over sry other hos n ne
CITY The attendants selected with pacusr SD ths
table and he eIce- by other hote IN he
south western country Tie subscriber. fl HI. nf sIers
encs having tho ST Chare> oi New Oesci ouf
years the Establishment three would ask ~
public psng hns, that those " 10
honor hum with call shall not % ess e,rsd o,.>.,,
Na,chrz Miss Aug. lOth ls+! aSa smeot
uANANA-Mn y Esl"S RoaHiins hors. ~, beg 70
moved the buldIng prSv'ous Uccupe~i aS te ai
,iol House Hotel No l9 Css Obrsba - Gale He
cade-es which has been eStsnsNsy ropoe and mpf"rec-
Prices arranged conformity The occupied AND TINS
rcuainns For c-r sc apply 20 Mason ru';e IL y ~
,au ae will % happy furnish information 10
Ira veles bound 10 Havana. 49,
" B.-Paenger equsstsd 10 ootsin tesspprs wn'cH
viii bs facilitated by the clerk Of the house who VII board au
vessels immediately an th.'r -rr'vsl ll9 N~N
II WEsr.-E. " ASHBCRNE. Attorney At Law. a.
ma Illinois, will his ai;enti To- The coi~'sn oi neoo
due New ofk Mrchan' IN Galer, R,S' lord and hosA
f.la nd Illinois Du Ksquo lows iu Pise'ilte, fUtoa
Prarls du Chen Ninera Point and Nad~on N'seou,,a
Refer 10 y A. Cushnan s. Co pvrsmu' suydarn q Ny
>euc-S Work Az
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pl tuS
The NVi.iS Spirit in Ohio.

hiEssRs. EDITORS IL, affords ne much gradca-
ton to inform you, and through The medium OF your
widely circulated Journal 10 commemorate 10 cur
brethren hrouchout the country, thatthe news from
Ohio is of the mos, cheering character. The Ohio
dealers who gre. or have been, IN our market. are
responding 10 the cali of the Cleveland Herald in
earnest. Thy exhibit an enthusiasm o. feeling and
4 determination OF spirit which is inspiring, and au-
eu.s well for our cause in the approaching contest.
They confidently assert that OHIO is safe for o'e OF
the largest Wing majorites given, and call upon
the " higs Of the Empire State TO meet them in con-
cert and in action. That she will do so who can
doubt The enthusiasm which lately marked the
conduct ofour opponents was but tn. eii>ct of one
of" Wrigh,'s pills. The patient is rapidly sinking
nto Clay. PEARL STREET MERCHANT,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

TT Water Curr.-J. She,y. NJ. u. M author OF Wa
,e Cure Zs Fourts, near Broadway csafaas Tie system
hy far the uos, rational efficient ond 'ntst In al aeuse'
practices accsdrsy-cthouf 4rrss Of any snd III > :
sr,,ogeuen,s soon 10 open nm establishment IN whic
,ry ou, the system ro. fully. The advised sra'uf
ncJiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
THE GREAT RENEDT
THE GREAT RENEDT
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE

CoNSUMPIi'iioN, LlIEa COMPLAINTS,
AND ALI. DISEASES OF TIE
PUL NJ O \ A RY OR ANS.
DE. yISTAR'S BaLSA11 OF WILD
L,xrRAcT OF LI.iifffRfRoiM ! f \ Iosr.NAsTE2
Is 81 GliS fFMntchB hHBTs@sr SG 1S the eaue
Gcied ii consumption liver complaints take the loe
M I1E KRIS TO ssiG F b II p cERRY nd
hundred mites from this nave doubt that II would meet
with ready sale If II whefs could te procured without
Ny wife was attacked about SIX months with what he
vey prevasn, this section ofthe county Having seen the
D''A'n A1's1.rsss g 40 !" NILES nlS FROM HERE, 80
2ok the pain 70 send here Tor oGe o IT, whca sne "G
waich ~ has taken and she tina, she mas not
felt well inl SIX years she Goes al is Tine inGe VINO
inquired INC and ascsired what effect the Bassm
hac 70 have for sale IN his VICINITY "hieh
The cause Ui ms writing 10 you.
Please nor By return OF mail whether you conclude to
send sone and II 10 IN ore ,ha, may be Known
where can be had with Tssese, y9g %Ttf, Sc
The whole county i, fss leaning that no medlcine-pc
physan-no prepora'ons p ahy knf wHa'sVs'-cHn eaua
o YffiS FEwsRE siis 81 F MfoSs-s Mif 4it od
New-i on 81 Isaac Butts. 3 ann St Pnce s. - per
I,Dn SALE CHEAP-A rst rats :. RIyLr," made by s.
John rrd cost $50 VII ee sod cEesp or eIsAa5 ssa iSf
Scod doa'le 5orei Csn For G;iher Information ada :
T. Tribune office. - OF
J,IRE! FIRE.! FIRE,!,-EDWARD JOHNSON.
L Patent CHIMNEY Sreeper 1914 Fulton stree IN me rear
Ee"- ok iease eve your of"els ." ''- SA' "-'' "
be punctull- attended 10.
~ B.-Cije-s from the coGEIy e1 ca,ed 50 w
rJNO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS-Ihe adver,ers WI
exchange pin; House O's u: Eound elegantly
situated ubor ore and half North OF nio1 Place M
wing splendid the Hudson River three oi ,ne great
thoroug leading TO the property AdoTess oi ~ ~
tn Coun-r md EnIuirer Office s's'C
1lIERAY A. IANliAN Wholesale Druggists and deal
~ ers N Paints tuis Dye S'ufs sc Particular ave on
gwen 10 outing 10 orer expressly for South A-rcsn ana
Wt adia ia msfktt. maj s. WISER s.iet. si3 2aw2n
r!10P ,I?R 1PHIC A.. MECHANICAL. And AR,Hl
4 TECTT-PAi. DRAWIN(r-lfHre ltae hrs' oi ne mo
IN the cI,:i N u a basement No IA Wal 81 GiR3RD
nuyh,,inpr beg cal ~. attention ni wi ana
Ni,a,y Engneers Surveyors Architects. MarhInstS Lon-
tractor. Conni.siones of Land. and the pub genersy 10
his eSrnen, for the ard nsa compst"n o Nls
rroi,s Plan. OF every descrn' nrd Dtawng srne's
-ecui the useful ana industry 80 I'M
0OP =, roy ,rco. Conl Hos Shovel. SITTER. snd
St-e F,e Se,s Fire Sands UNI sla Stand. and over
Holders fo, holding hot blowers. neS and reiu aI'ee 70
from hurnnT rhrpets-paeoed All Inc hpo'e ea
be hsd VI the manuftccry. No. s4Piaast o,.
A stout boy wanted. Nv l"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

!7uENEEs H,sAYDEN. Z PqsE-he-,. Bookse.ers and S'r
'i7ne'i No 10 lohas'-eet, Haw York have =csn;iypus
.VRS SlG0UR.NEI'S SERIES OF .RE4DERs
he Pico,a headei consisting entIey Of qnslnaI article
VIZ as hundred aad lily Illustrations; ; G'st Just :ae
PRISE ad efS Tor ,Se Use o. eSo OF b me ane nno
The Girs Kesdns Book consisting OF Original Articles
Pose and ety. is Ire Use oil Schoos; by the authu
The a.; works have BEEN very generally approves, o.
and have gone through several ed'ions. s7
IN 0O0 Al.MANA ACs.-THf. liMsklCli.S t.ll,
IU.OUUMER'S ALMANACs wi;a Gus so' sale
al Tribune office
30 GO) JE,;TTEp STATES r EAKsfKs , AI7-A =
hUudTed
L7REN1 H IMPORTERS KkAnY CALCULATU iur
.sao nave occasion french Measures rurrency The
Ready Calculator contains Tables showing the snoun, per
cent 10 MI! ~ OBJ am '.s Unite Ststes Currency
Method OF the csn o Importing Mere
Reduced Var-Arnes reduced 10 oi Frane
An who have occasion n e ueh!aoeS vl please CAL "r
axa NJ the Ready CaicuItor. For sale by
FkANClo = LOT rkEL. Manufacturers aaf satl4nef,,
EKGH HT 1AS ~, a., ASp S orahfs ,lt o.
Keep constantly for sala Iarse end comrets assortment Of
a2t rea fareE apI:. inS. selling Wax: Sc &c ,.,
Will furnish aii articles line 4; low az IN
quantities 10 suit.
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES:
| The Msl,e Bun School Geo Dn. d. Abridged.
gr-phy mad atlas. Wehstef'S Dictionary iof
! Peter Paiiry'. Geography for Schools LIMO.
/ Children Do. DO Do. lemo.
Peter Pr:ley History for Chill Ms. I.ncoln's Botany.
/ tren Do b. any for Beginners.
Burriit's Geography Of the Do Natural Philosophy
| Heavens with Atlas. Do Natu-n Fhlo'ophy iof
! Fe!owes Astronomy for De Beginners.
! cianers Do. Lectures on Chemistry.
Goodrich, Ecclesiastical His Do Chemistry tor BegnEers.
tory for Schools. Gallaudct:s Pic.-rs Rend ~
| Names Elements ofCfitirisn, BOOK
syO. lreStons Interest IRo.e' yer
Prestoa's nteres, Tables per cent.
cent, do. 10. ABRIDGED
Practical Grammar o the Enssh i.anguaE In.ro-
iurion 10 ccmuasiiDn IA which the constructors c1''i
fed INTO predictions rnd phrase BY Edward Hazen, 0tcu'
| of ihe SpeleI and DeineJ. Tart first.
| Parts art and second bound IN oge vol. sep '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

nr ,Taomson's Clay 1sedai.-fc' s'ie al IN
tribune Office oQ Ns~nu-.tec;. Ros SON CLAY MEDAL
In, sj.,n Is IN Likeness, snd pioouheen
ns,crp-ce Pnce alO perhundred. Orders non,
Clubs solicited. Dh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
WANTED.
BOARDING.

ROsRi'-PaeSsn tor suc Q gentlemen n,y te had
- :ltl fu or hSi 1osFd without t,r 8 s ruafwsy
Ar suite. of rooms hr ;rt ,econG 5Jo
isSrsbe orilrirs. Ihr above b. net irni.hs
rnturn>hed Toe selt new -nd having recently
been painted and newly furnished, sefJ ce,lrshle csuo1
for bOar;ers 30 lm-
ITO GENTLEMEN "A p!essan, Room, 10 =, to .nSs
L gentleman. Furnished unurnshedJ I1oOrs AZ O.
81 Broadway. NJ 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
TRIBUNE BOOK eINDESS.
no. : SPRucE STREET

GAYLORD g. ALEXANDER.
Are prepared 10 execute binding foI BOOKSELLERS
PUBLIC LIBRARIES ard private individuals.
n B. Particular attention paid rebndn. Old Books. Pc
iodca Music &c. in good style and at reasonable rates:
.ho-, ,o,,co ~ u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
MUSIC.


TIC TIE Elite Of Musicai Taste in The U. Stats:
IEARPS.-J. F. BROWNE {. CO, from tETafdl makers
OF the Improved patel. Double and single Action Harp,
London ard Nc;y YORK established 1910 j. F. B. Offers oT
sale So Broadway elegant assortment OF Double AH
Snse hccn arls. The rich tiaacy OF tone, fhIess Ji
tIch. elr1nEce of finish md peec, rec canls o. 'e H. '
render item unequa!ed and obtain Cor the: the ms n
professional prlrupase Europe and tls cnu' ~ -e
constructed The best principles o the c.!eGrot E'd
all the modern improvements of icGGnn Grd farf--
Warmnrc bear the tes, climate. and at Eufobesp pres
Ias repaired Cnt lur hire string, Instruction BOOB Nu
SIC &c. I.F. BROWNE, MGEuilct';ref,
M. - BrOadSlT. aud
gu5 3:a I'm, Eo. az Ckambers-si!eet. -. !.
t.'lRTH Il HALL 10 Ftansn-sGua.e, rave cons'a5
j. onhand al e.,a'.:vs zsTti.er o End VI St:,hL
IHSCRU MESTS off. Elnt-. PiA.'O tOilfEs o!dri97a1
s,ycs ard aisA GUITARS from the hest panh nai;srl.
ior which ey neve received .mrGs from The Arercer IN
81 Vic nj! 2a rs and ae Of very superior cne 40
O isii PcfE. OF al kinds and rah. lor yhci tae!
also re csye'l c,,;s, pidnln,Ds :;iARlON Sc
Bt'GiiEi. CD8NOrbDSs, T'RONDONaS &c. MI "i q 81
ftnuirc.e ald saruntet Importers II j. tSi alS ~
ainis yi :IUSiCA l. iNS! RCNENIS, NEG NlUSiE5s>av
NJ Is lui Is lubiinei. lust PC3LISBED o., tif sr-, =.
,ls Hutchinson FAMILY; a.;o. EGh HiNiS %.I I
OJ for the PIANO al.r The ORfHEUj C1.EE BOOK. be-
- collection Of si Tor tear nnie voice.. ",h piano coz
: .sh uii!los by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. P::ce One Dollar e
Merchants, ar ins nIcsl Community generally arS
:.sCtful;l nNit5s' H. cat fia3'i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
- CENlss MpgovF9 MoLFsxIS HATS. T.p

"a GES!sS lIfPROVFD NOLFsKiS HATS. F.tt
n arYLx-Srce 81 5o.-N0w ready, n Gsnir't
o well ,Gown ssiuDnhnent. hSAp rpr0rtd Gsd rsyt
ESlnfifa NoIy-gfs Hlr, mFde cio-e imiatoE II the
French Hat rom ce.bniec snuiacoflss "t PGrs
Iinvinr hand B-s"' nsn o the imported suoe.
mad. by yurner win be sHOisd BY sciusl Con"
pru,un judg- 'h-u.eyrs - 9nuit rpris icenr
Of the nHics. NHny under 'h.s- rifcum'nct- have
pr.f mnnuf ,ciur>1 BY thu Uhscrf MT merely
ch-Npnes b' ~'sns - an IN n,pt %
hcb ne -enrh ITtf % Justly
admired -sl,dU n ~ adds 'gci 20
.rr furrbiy srd by rirh r" he .h7p- sn1 oou,"uf ~
nr gad be1Ht hiSs rsi-e
md ne-tus-, II t,tmmns.
I'M. .ut-r,. D, ry from ~. fro-sisdss ~ 'hs ar'ict.
ut -. from he rr-nf sliisi,cop q ihs- ~bo haVe
rrsed ran canfd MY recommend fhru s. mo -fnr 81
brinx 'tns ui - slBf h-fr'a
1re manufactured 'hp unity lie 'hsf. ipfe ,'. ca
! al ;. n, 'nsuoo ,,f thrtf merit. \ GthfS
IA Broadway opposite - Ptu'S-
The usus ul and choc- s,rpni - bsavof. Nuifn and
~ - mere Hat Al.o aigl aor'uept ~ Neas, fI h std
1fsnfs' Cap. I'll line
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

yooT ~ GoOD@--A v.rs ctt>rsiys n,snrtment ~
w tyo;b, C,-sir.rs- and Ssnet., ifUm The mo ap-
prov McCuRDY, ALEa!CH -PENCnk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

N ECOsONY AND FASHION, Tho ,uDserlbsr has
rogce~ hs slJ-ri"t nitrfog No'.aHih Han % iuI bo
sSsto 'ss to the -.r@ la,~ ones ~ ag 10
The above lr a-rla f.-, iIa' Wi oompsT n
v.nA ssugiiy ap1 ef e % sod ss Sso. Constantly
manufacturing sfl eE pi tbs 5esi qualify hn-' pal
n b. COMFY 5-A er. any 81 b, the lo's. Il
lo,se, thnn err othsr huIss ~ b siiy.
'''' !. IS KELLOGG. ~ Crral-stress-
nnia Am. cn-nrt ~ 'Il.nnesIh FifAss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
~[N-1A ~ WISE OPr;ciaN. FROM
CseY ot. nm t6s a.. cise", '' of Vs~ vot and

~ssci=55 iRMANy no.; cr:.v.rySi"ly IN, IN
ITO r,, a. a., .-, tbat ne located him-e .hs city.
and opens 10 ay BE way, large aId mot con,pes'
asortlnen Spectacle ard Re- ding Gia,se ~ Cold. silver
nd Siaei lie $40 remind tho Jubic. 20 nhom
ne i, pArly known ty hn us visits 10 ssntora Spross
science h. !, grabbed L, determine Tho gae, suitable t
eve Psnnrs ylth weak eyes bc TuppIad with ghses
ATTENTION +, caef 10 new .Ys of ceHpec'Nc ground as-s
the finest ilnt ,,ic. though thes hsh polish and uus
ynnd rrodu ySSn. and have BEEN hghlJ rcom
,na.i h. . Effects tae for pres1rNiDS
gnJ Improvln, iig 1t c,ntlrued writing and reading
shnttsigb,- uasorS such bnye oosrafri upon Nf
at.rnc, rnn also be suicd Ha inseits keSs sh
.ups Laly old smes, an ,nicit' the patronage OF al
:" ",oV VV' " NJ WISE Op,rian. c37 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

HENRY NJ. COLLIER.
JAMES II. COLLIER.
ArvoRSrys AT LAW SOLICITORS IN cHANcrRc,
WI III attend ~ any business tha: may entrusted ~
w them the vauou, courts Of aw an equity hes
,ll e.ten. r.rsoruly the collection and OF Do
raris IN any par, ot the sats The y 5e under INA
genera supervision and counsel ri their tuthsI
JOHN =. COLLIER.
Please address y ". Gsd J. y. CaItef. BinSSAJnen.
n-,,, E,trT- y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01
DIR GOODS.

2 3.:-ECKEg ! co C..57sission Merchants. q VII
a. n"m-sf'-e' cr-SsG7 ,vla- from Manufacturers
rot offer !or sale ne lowest cGce .nesle and reai
C2TTos len Isl baies. ass tcd No To 10 and Ia
-Cta5e fG- country trade.
COTTON RATTs ~ " - -1d iCsih. bsie<, .C!tabi-
.,f Fstai ;-adc.
HAT-ERE CoTTos - II 255 % 81. fine article
JEwkLrRs' DO ~ - III ! IN buadlea
CARrt- FILLING 1sr h. :Fooea Cage, Filling.
County Merchanc vii do well - call and examine her
Stock. Ea.:el ostf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

rKErHL hCuts, GgAkAnItrp WhlEk ilLmi
VI NOR FIVE YEARS WHICH - Four YEsRs
LONGER THAN t-UAL-In a!h$c1bsrs pave invents
re,aCd ofc1yerlGZ foos with pain saiVnased ~ ghs7
rs;rr Eey raraD' FsSs va ts uzni 5vR TEAEi VIZ:
pu o. by tom l:a metal - =. On M y ci'9t =
-if ,ea ~ the hIir sIng -Srirs of . sprns ~ 49,"
- - py rnrtfars I,r .stl-iOn cf re as' al
ns n owing -ersaer ,lv7 nni ins' dwelling ncs'I 81
,,o-s 70 as iry eogs ~ ~ meh0c ~ Their .n;siHen
psr-- pr.-.f. 20 r+.,r.f sf IN arnrre Ani ih p
;,hn : S-raruSrbnnl. T. >, ". ~ bfaisSsy
i,1yid kur1,r rf1 n tTcI7fge t--s an ~ A1-.
/ t:r..o pesgs. Es.l .eiclt4liI EIcaHnfe. Fyaii-'
Go, p Tlu,.r Fsc 80 II Nsssag
z anc. -uIrgy:. k'q.. y ts1af -
Eoce r-sea - - 20 'Tlar9.eg-r' gs'sais r,f-
~, n ;!e Jr-de yHs 20 ise ro@s ~ ~ e''erft' ~
. o't.iS r..r1r .-,. !. 7l--i..h., :, 'srnT',
-aicf N'fl- ~ > ~ nd = Mo- 9
SCithuts- I'Hfrnt Yeast.
T.VUF Great SECRET i-'JVFREif f-ThIF ! e7' .
! an acld which. beng c"rh."t % pIoasr cafnlea pro
pooi- vith e. m5i'rE.icl he dough - j. colt a,e
ac,t ga, without Efiecne ny the otifnn p psrft
,hs FicGr, ard thu5 "IcH s.Iri producing fhs'-S
N'iNO' CGNAST-s PATENT YEAST.
ri-rc rever ~ good -autr 'l' hheAE Dof bsi "a
enrmira cGl iy jus, a. rls' ~ hthsfat-
"a ccrairiy and r he bread be not h fpgny snas'e
ii IA word. u " p9rtec !. 5~enu@n N pToypiIon'
aftie YcaS: StlPfst arc mt 'sactT r-hl ne IN
-on ote OF rnng Dough bJ the slow pt"er'. ri ''hou
te-entatlo 'se ne mode bT Ginr iH'tdHidHeois 81
f--y->ceHce You make T. anf base y ,n1 nv y 90
the table TOO "a tly nnuss BAD eat np' ef cow q. I"u
ike without aAn 20 your h.slth- =. , ..,.sz,vu
lnid Jrnol4.- !. ard Retail by NJ i w S-b,I,
", Sn.Iav-.. cor. Of Raes-.sg N c.Itn1 tan
%" CflANYSEf A. ALLEN.
And By The GRocFRs n eeaetai; eeaetai;------------ <
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

NJ :. NpSNELLY x CO., No ~ t;rnn11:-ee come: OF
1s Aie2 nave hrld 81 extensive assortment OF the f5
lowing housekeeping DRY GOODS n which theg invite ;-e
c5tslt.on Of purchasers. VIZ:
- 70 - lnr4ca and H1.elc. GElu
40 lh4 hy "a Ds,e-s and nauaazs Table Cioi.. q
Linen.
"a. 10! AID lai Ir:h. Ea,assT Rus'ia aud sie4is
Rusga. 2:otch al .t.a i'g,,ains iAlpsH.
s.. ) and - Diaper and Dlu2asE Napkins.
crash HuckebGci and B.r!eyG Diaper.
- and - Shn- and Pillow Case nar Cf a.. luaiGei.
- heavy Cnt-eSsa3 Linen.
French Erbo-se. Cl5th iabi, and Pia1o Co-ers,
Cnio-ed Coison. Ha-5tec slt linen Table Cin:B
ac ag ll srs1sra assortment OF Cloths and CaSi!eIct,
Drep nte Cch-ooas, f.he1 Orilng a5t othe: S;a1is
and Fd1ry D-y t;oed.. u:y2l tra<
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-01

SHOVEIs AND SPADES
> go dozen Cone Iron.
20 ,Is Steel.
200 dozen Cssi Steel. Bright,
80 90 Scoop Shoyes.
- do low priced Sho.e- i0t sa!a -
.NT MiCKIE $ IETERETT. lO7 "eer.-t.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13

A RARE CHARACTER.-A co-respOn
dent of the Lynn Washingtonian gives
the following account of one of the mar
blehead Reprsse ltatives:-"One person
now living among them is worthy OF pas
sing notice. Samuel Chinn, one of their
Representatives elected TO .1he Legisla-
lure of Massachusetts,. He'is 35 years
Of age-a strong healthy man--and to
use his own language-he 'bas neither
ache nor pain.'
"FOr the last ten years this man has
lived on simple vegetable diet, causing
not the voice Of mourning among the
herds and focks which Craze peacefully
upon the mountains side and during the
last four years he has lived on nothing
but dry ungrOund wheat and fruit. He
makes his breakfast of frdit-the other
two meals of wheat-patrOnizing neither
burr stone mills, nor French cooks.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13

CoUNTKRFETKRs.--Vincent CLARK.
Henry BarVec, and Bill Nesbitt were ar.
[ssled 10 New Orleans on The I0Ib inst.
Clark had when arrested, about ass
Of spurious notes Of the Hamilton (OhiO)
Bank, and in bis trunk, at a coffee housa.
were found about $50 900 in counrorfsiS
notes, consisting Of los on the Bank Of
Missouri, SIS on the bank Of Indiana, IOls
on The Northern Bank Of Kentucky, 2's
on The Hamilton county (Ohio) Bank, I'S
OF On '1e City Bank Of New Orleans, l's on
lhe LaiaJ cite Bank Of Cincinnati, Is on
the Bank Of Louisville, 2O's on the Mer.
chants and Traders Bank of New York.
and rs on the First Municipality of New
orleans. all them well executed.-Cin.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13

Speaking of the next Presidential e.
lection, the NewburyPOrt Herald, a Coon
paper, says:-lf the battle is 10 be fought
in l044, between Mr.. Van Buren and
Mr. Clay, we have not now, aud never
have had, the least doubt as 10 the result.
II will be The reverse of 1910, and il will
be brought about BY the votes of not Ies6
lh' II 900 citizens in various paris Of
me Union, WIG will vote for Mr.. Van
Buren,, not because they iD reality like
him and hS policy, but because they
dislike hm less than Mr.. Clay"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13

ERUPTION of ETNA BY The Neapol.
tan isieamer Frencesco 1, which arrived
yesterday morning, November %, we
have received an account of the breaking
forth Of Mount Elna. The mountain had
been for some days heavily capped with
dense elouds-sOme rumblings were
heard at times, resembling distant thun-
der, and many persons, especially on the
west side, near BrOnte, imagined they
felt at intervals slight shocks of earlh-
quake or trembling OF the earlh. On
Saturday about midnight, several violent
explosions were heard, and FIRE was soon
seen to ascend from tnear the mouth of
the old crater. The stream of lave grad.
ually increased in extent, and took a
course toward the town Of BrOnle, luck
lily few hillUcks to the left served to
turn the direction which then followed
on towards the road 10 Palermo. On
Monday this stream of liquid FIRE had
attained the destructive breadth Of up.
wards of two miles-it still flowed on,
destroying everything in its path. The
road to Palermo is closed up, filled with
burning lava. The sight is awful, grand
and beautiful, yet terrific beyond descriP-
ton. 1t bids fair to be the most magnif.
icent eruption Ofthe last century. Pray
Heaven it may not be more destructive:
as yet, its damages have been confined
to few houses and vineyards'-[ Malta
paper, Nov. 26.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-13
The New York Courier and other d

The New York Courier and other prints
are beginning 10 look with glcating eyes
upon South Carolina. They have the fol-.
ly TO hope, that MIR Clay's friends and
some of MIR CalhOun's will transfer her
vote to the author of the American Sys.
TEN. The Charleston Mercury ridicUles
the visionary calculation. 1t says that
"Dr. Bronson, the editor of whig paper
at Lagrange, Ga, and known to fame as
Mr.. Clay's luminous correspondent Oh
matters Of Free Tfade and abolition paid
visit 10 Charledto ton lately and confessed
on his return, that he was so frightened AZ
the defenceless condition Of Whiggery
here, that he kept himself iDcog, all the
time. Rich. Eng.