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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18
stu ad by tho Cause:

The following letter from an eminent Wing Of
this City eloquenly expresses tine sentiments
wherewith million hearts axe beating To tle.
trlfy and assure each other. Let the Wings
stand firm and the frauds which have beaten
them will turn agaost and destroy Their own
contrlvers. Let us torn no new combinations,
repel no old allies, repudiate no cherished princ-
pies, adopt no now nemes On the ground
where we STOOD in the late canvass we shall meet
and beat our advers aries ii we but await the nc.
yelling OF the receptions by which they won
their foal triumph.
We differ with the writer on the single
point OF the policy Of passively permitting the
Loco Focos in Congress to carry any OF their
measures. In our Judgment, Policy uuites with
Consistency, Honor and Patriotism. in dictating
that both Annexation and the overthrow of tn.
Tariff shall re prevented for this Session. Next
year our advefsares will doubtless have undi
v.ded power, and will do what they p.ease-Bul
70 the letter:
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he tune TO hand IN their advertisements for Southern nnd
Western Newspapers in anticipation Of the Spring and sum,
mer trade The papers ind OF advertising may be seen
M the office of the Agent for Country Newspapers, b.
PALMER nj the Coal Office in the Tribune Building, where
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cot co,.,aar-rnl. day.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. lO2. p, ., So ioi' i9i,
30 o. &c. l. So, lO7, los 1919, III, ~ rs ia 10
"a 36 IS. -, 80, 80. 81. 80, S 43, Z, 80 80, 5o,
a. 10. 81. G8, 81, 30. As. 10, a. 81.
ComaoS PLEAs-Nos. g. Il, ~, Il, -, %, 80
25. 26, 2S.
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III
Or more hundred per cent The receipts 10 the sae
week of ls2 were only s5. Without the through ifesh INC
receipts are larger than dprn: the week oil any
ls4I and with larger than year SINCE the open's VI
the load.
A meeting mas been held to adopt measures %
carr out the plan Of an of the Norvich ahd of
ces,er Railroad nohmnrdy. Nashua NJ H. ne distance
20 miles, and the section Of country through och e toao
will pass is one which presents many favorable features o'
such work The road will ne,sect the tchouIg NJ 'ne
State ne and SO lap ef the Boston trade: ana Us 'a
mad connects Lowell with Nashua undoubtedly much ou
e far The road would cone from Lowell which now goes to
p<ton From Nashua north Concord railroads ure pro-
e,sd this line direct for Canada The iesht
inc business of the Norwich and Worcester Is now very largely
bv the competion of the extension road The cost
e.t,nn,ed rt 81 900, and we are informed that
h , are wiling 10 Subscribe two thirds OF the STOCK The
o o lok upon us beng Of great importance 70 New YORK
nI we ARE clad learn 1t some OF our shewdsst capitalists
have the matter IN ban'i
The Pnl.adelpbi. Insurance companies iDsertthe
u, clause in policies, Our companies have not yet thought
Of such thing, as far as We can lean.
Money, ssys Bicknell's Reporter, ia more IN De
mand in Philadelphia. The Bank six cent but out
of doors good notes have been discounted at seven and
even higher quite clear that money abundant
o, rnther no, readily obtained.
Saes OF stocks al Bo-toa on Monday, Dec. 10
SHARE. Boston and Maine Railroad I1ak 81 Mech BANK
lCii: 100 Readng Rnroud, Sd % 8 do s 30 Dividends
last Boston Co, SD Il 40 do 10; l East Boston 20 CA
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4 adjourned to wednesday. II O'Clock.
Police Office.

Thefis.-Patrick Joyce vas arrested and commit,
ted for stealing from Stephen Canover No. ~ Leonard
street. -, .,..t.,..
quantity OF iron from John Bacon; -, ,t. 80
Henry Herman arrested and committed io s'eaihs 20
in money from julnes Bussey. Al Cherry -
Burglary The fur store nj DIR. t: Deonce- was
was bu-Gariously entered last night at No. no street
and robbed about $50 worth O. ns uPs inr caps &c
the burglars eschpiie.
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Arrived.
Below

Ship Aymnr Carver. from Stockholm. Octobe, 3j iron to
Ro,rman John,tpn & Co. Vessel 10 Nesinlh " Wash
Schr SEQUEL Raynor. Richmond. coal.
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u The WB1os OF FAYErTs County, ny.
held meeting in the Court House at Lexington
on the 9th inst. to adopt suitable means OF testi-
flying their unehaken confidence in, aud their un.
dipnnished attachment TO, the great Statesman
ard Patriot, HENRY CLAY. a number Of reso!u.
tons were adopted, expressive of the sense Of the
Wings Of Fayette and OF the whole Union, and
of their undiminished confidence in the patriot
ism and integrity CT HENRY CLAY and THEODORE
FkELtNeHUysES, and their deliberate opinion that
The election of James X. Polk 70 the Presidency
was carried ny fraud. The meeting was &C.
dressed by Gen. Combs in an eloquent and ap-
oropriate speech of abcu: an honr in length.
~ A Poem of rare excellence, on sahj.ct Of
immense interest and Importance, and which is
prominently before The ND:iou-we mean tbs Plo,
OF A anexulion-will be ioaud on the Las, Page 1t
is not often that Lies combining go much strength
and yisor with high order Of poetic beauty fpd
their way TO the public through The periodical press
Cy. The Fifth Company OF NATIONAL GUARDS,
Ca ii. Waugh. give their annual Ball al N'oos this
evening. From the we'll known character OF this
corps, We have no doubt bat the entertainment will
be q brilliant one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

THE LECTURE FOR THE APPRENTICES LIZ
ng.RY.-Those Of our readers who went to hear
the lecture ior this Institution on Monday evening
are referred to The advertisement in another column
Tor an explanation of the cause of their dsoppont-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

FEMALE TEMPERANCE MEETING The Rev. DR..
Broadhsad's lDu,chl Church was entirely filed
Yesterday afternoon, with the most respectable
ladies' o. Brooklyn, who listened with deep feeling
fer an hour to the rict: eloqusnce Of Mr. Cough.
Two hundred and ffty signed the pledge.
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Arr at Pernnpbuco, Oct 81, bark Iowa. Baltimore anu
AZ a Kew. THrS. Island Nov a. barks Hose Moore for
NOrenns liz: - Harding, NYork. do do. brig Venus.
hrr nassau NJ Nov ~ schr Saratoga, Ma.oncy. from
Charleston and WINS TO gain few days for the same port
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S,yps's S,PsApARILLA.The alchemsts believed that god
nj other mel could be propngnted by seed ne lanoh
ii ons of metallic chTysns many imagined 10 be leaves hu
branches mud reasoning from analogy ~ the Wo'
snno,ed thnt gold could reproduce itsef ienve ho"eve
has not bestowed this terminating upon The Toot OF M
evil hut fortunately mankind has conferred u UPON
nan COOL roots md herb, ynlus than tie pre-
cots metals The boun,eous earth h9ds within u, bosom
far winch all the nnerL riches Of the uDlyerso would pc
moor TO unfortunate invalid Thousands OF VIC
inns of ceros and erptiye diseases burden tn them
eiyes md disgusting spectacle hers, who have been re-
stored TO heni,h and coneness by ga y, Snrapafa WIN W.
mil we think that though in itself Seap medicine, us vauc
10 The sutfere. leie all calculation. ,..;
For farther particulars. and conclusive evidence O. Us upo.d
or ync and efficacy, pamphlet which may ~ ooaeo
Of the nroprietnr md Their agents gratis.
ps,r,eJ nnJ ,od wholesale and rstai by a. b. q ~
ca S}s WmJesaIe Druggists 70 Fulton street, Newrotk
Sol an M I Broaiwny n East Broadway, and by Drug.
y,s.S yensrnliy throughout the United states.
Price al per bottle; six bottles for So.
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~ SEE LIST P.1GE.
Cleared,

Sb;ps North Carolina DrImmond. NOflean' Spmfue Hoo-
rson E 10: Rappnhuunock, Dfummond. New Orleans hoo'
lnspu 4 Co. ~. =, N;cka-o,
Scbf Jane Mc(iro,t, Fraser, Halifax, Wnslow y To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

rs- M.pEMoIsELLg FANNY. the real Ournnc 0uang at
the American Museum, the ncneS, appr5ach to humanity
e nos,be 10 conceive Of and well worthy the attention OF
the naturalist and of all who feel any interest IN the ogn and
habits OF this singular of animals for she s the only living
snecmen m the country She threads needle with ease and
sews Ike sempstrcs-~uSes and irons ke a;nItcS.ad
s her hair like belle and helps herself III coffee like an
industrious housewife She bat few days only,
she Is IN route for Havana To-day. MT p 81 there VIII be
n pIendd performance the new and elegant Saloon Inc
same also IN the evening ut a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

& CURE FOR TIE 'LocKJAw.-tio to BUSKER HiLL.
at The Col:seum aud hear Dr. VALENTINE open MS Budget
of Fun aad eecinIy that Long Island Fourth of July Ora
and your Jaw, Gc opeced 70 their utmost capa
city, why, ne u pre.er5s no m0re-tlGt = cH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18
Court or Common Pleas.
Before Judge DAILY.

Rsuben Ellis Va N0tHnnieI PPnrce.-AcilOn 10
recover The nmoun of note made the benefit OF Mr. Steven
SON To which plea usury ncrposed Deferred to yes
teriay) The Jury could not agree and were discharged
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Vice ChanceIIor:s Court.

Before Hon. WIN. T. McCorN, Vice Chancellof
Decisions IN Diuorre john Roylanee vs. Eaima
Royanee-The parties natives Of England where they
were married. The complainant accuses the defendnRl OF IN
fidelity deserving her home, and residing Improper man.
ner nnsthc- individual Divorce gtuned. from the mar
rto-n 10
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II The OPERA last night, was crowded with
beatty and fashion. Borghese acquitted herself in
"a r-ry credable as Evifa, in The tesutiiul
Opsra OF iPuritani, and the other membersof the
coros were successful as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

Y Or. SHlw proposes give Lsctuie on
Wafer. Cure a, Clinton Hal! on Friday evening. Lei
him have good sudienca. Sc advertisement
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEwYoRK......D EcEMBER ID.
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NJ We would recommend all lovers of Science to embrace
the opportunity OF visiting Nbos This Night to hear MI nee
vii give his Second Lecture Light and Color Last night
the Panctarum illustrated Astronomy. The appearance of
the Planets rs suspended space with their motions
had grand effect Altogether the apparatus used by the
Lecturer complete and beautiful and the doranc views the
hist knye seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

3 do, s. 81 IS Norwich sni wcseeer Railroad TO- sioo
RendIns Railrond Bonds. 1850. IS, ~
Dgcst'es z9oted jrom Boscn Gnrirs 1eecs ending De-
G ,, South Ametca ....e..., 10
Canton. 40 eases.ssS
The following is the value of exports from the
port Of o.tou to foreign pcr during tho week eodas s.sur
day. December II, 1871:
IN .4uer.elH YsssRs
domestic prNcucc ilI5 SIS
fo'ei.h producS. 1904
Total in American ve,scl. .......... sIsI ss5
Ia BRUSH Yesseis.
Foreign rfodnei' g3
1o;al m Bstph ss5sl
Total value Of eNpor
sFzc,r-EspoItsd duns same TINE s1s
imported '.'..........,..... 9.,ss
Excess Of Imports ....................... sS,ns
In the Now Hampshire Legislature, Mr. Fifl.d
introduced b incorporate the Boston, Concord and Men
treal Railroad Co. which read and cerrcd to the
Committee Roads. Bridges ,pd Csns The proposes, route
ftis railroad by the way oil Meredith Plymouth Ha,es
MIL &c.
The quantity of bo,rds plank, joi,ts, &c. sur
veyed Bangor during the pesest year Adrs1
reny.seres migns hundred aai isiip.seres otsand
fee: This larger amount than before surveyed
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Memoranda.

Sailed
Hrir Cnsttn. for Rio Grande. Wind North West
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IRIsH EMlGRASr SoCIErY.-We some lime since
noticed the energy with which the Ifish Emigran,
Society pursue the benevolent objects Of their organ
iza:on II will be- seen, on refarsnce TO the adver
risemeu, thai for the purpose Of extending still far
Their the sphere of their usefulness TO the poor mmi-
grant, Ball will be held at Niblo's Saloon on the
the evening OF the Ssh inst. :he project il deci-
dedly laudable, and has strong claims on the COM
munitv, which we trust will be well sustained
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Dc7- SANDs's, BRLsToL's and Com.tock' EXTRACT OF
Dr. cyairs acoustic Or cure Tor pE.f r. e.,
East fndian DYE will color the HAIR ca not inc 'A"
Wcstsrn PanGced warranted to cure Asthma and Ovs
p'HgL an;s Iinirnsnt will euro any case Of PILES!
Indian Vege,db,e Eii1ir and Lin:ment for TIC RuEuNA
Tie
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voLNEY B. PALMER is authorized TO rct as our
agent for receiving subscriptions and advertisements
for the Nsw-fork Tribune at Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore. His office at Boston is ct l6 State
street; Philadalphin, SO Pine-street, and Baltimore
at the SOUTHEAST corner CT Baltimore and Calvert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

~ OLE BULL gives Concert This Ecenirg
a, the Opera House Every ,icke, having been dis
posed Of his audience cannot be increased by e
newspaper notice. We can only regret that the
house is not large enough 10 accommodate ell who
Wis 10 hear him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

GREAT FIRE IN ELLswoRTH.-A fire broke out
in Ellsworth on Thursday. which destroyed pro-
perty 10 the amount of $50, 800. Nine buildings
were burnt: u cabipet-makers shop, blacksmi'h's
shop, and eevera dwelling houses. Twelve !nmi-
lies were turned out OF doors. The fire was stopped
we understand, by blowing up building with gun
nowder. As there was no fire engine in the place
twas deemed expedient to resort TO this course. j.
w. Hathaway, Esq. was the owner Of the cerprn-
ter's shop, and his loss is about $1,000. The build
ings known by the name OF mt. Defiance" were
partially destroyed.
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IMMATURE ALaAsAc-rHIs pAr.
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Mrs. A. CARPENTER Secrst,ry.

NJ Mr. John q. Cough will Speak 81 toe 1T vi
c., ,ns, ynrick and CIerksonss This EvTan,hhs To
shooh' nmnnned by the Bosan Temperance instc
ctnecses and stun the cause = cent and
ticSe: viii be akca at tie dcor-SI's cents i"i IL
two ladies'.
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Markets. Carefully reported for The 7IIGsse.
Ti-ysn,y Dee Il
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soutA Curol,na nrnin!

SoCto CaSOiina again
The following Resolutions are now before the
Legislature of South Carolina, and will probably
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o. Temperance Fes,ivaL-NEw-YO s., Us1o oS

N TeInperance FeS'kFa'' 49,, r.-,,v,I oo
M D,rsHrERs OF TEMPERANCE VIII bon n ,h ssii ,G
rHIjRSDAY EVENING, the 18th nsi a, h anoa esaslon
Canal street, few doors from Btoawsy' On ~. Honor the
H. vIlI be favored by the attendance OF nus Pos
Mayor Hon AEopoRE fRELeau n No I pain, viii Be-
sn1d In make the ntesinisns OF the es snias
Agreeable to Iose who may iso taem h e uas vii ii,
Ev,S CpIFyIrrf ESQ viii preste be Cni. a "a cent,
tnwn n suoref al e. oclocS. Tickets OF u. ,vnosey
To be Ind Of Ms Lewis, 63 Dvrsons,tee.i Tns,n streets,
a)iJz Bowery Organ Office, corner ~ Ann sno -'DS
and Al The door on the night of The Festival ,,xJRRIN
'iHs' W dl7 81
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Commercial and money Matters.
NJ For Commercial end Money Matters. ne Last Pa
- 80 ~ Nc

l F- Commercial end Money Matters, ne Last Page
Tuesday. p. M
The Stock Market retains downward tendency,
but the sales do not show any marked decline The strength OF
the market proved by the slight falling off under
the present unsettled OF foreign relations. and while
the market asaled every day By Of messages
and ,uspenens OF intercourse" and other humbuss-bum.
h when looked at cooy but trenchant weapons in the
hands or the bears when the market susceptible oil panic
urinr the spag and summer rumor oil war message
would have knocked every thing down per cent and the
street would have been panic stricken But now the STOCKS
e accumulated stronger hands than for long time past
IN the hands of cool capitalists who not alarmed at every
opcnk of the Executive WHISTLE and who have ne ability
IN corrv stocks while they have the will 1t this feature that
rves irmne the market, and although the disposition 10
buy not large and probably will not he ct present. yet there
issnso no disposition press stocks on the market
The Foreign Bill market is steady but dull, ~
1Ol1 for Sterling: Francs 22a5s a ga
TIE following is tie description OF specie shipped
v the VILE de Lyon Have packet. mentioned yesterday
Wey;con Dollars. 6, GOO Five Franc pieces eco
naercan Halves......9,o@i Total $4,000
The New-Yors for Liverpool. had but tnhns amount
.ibe return OF the receipts over the Mohawk aud
udo, railroad for the week ending 7h inst show
- M compared with week of last year. and
v s,n the expectation oil the directors rs To the inpor
go f,ba freight privilege granted last 10 the uca
and Schenectady Railroad
Receipts on the Hohauk and Hudson Railroad from Isl 10
7ll December: CO.
Local Freight ................l4sA
Through Freight, 80 "
San. i'm. las, el;ssss5
Exces, In favor of lst4............"......selo %
Or more thnn hundred cent The receipts 10 tue
week of ls2 were only s5. Without the through 'fesh e
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RIVER OPEN TO ALBANY.-The celebrated ice
boat Uncs, which left this City on Sunday afternoon,
succeeded in reaching Albany Monday morning
She left again at clcck-exchanged passengers
and rnsis at Pous hkeepsie with the steamboat CO.
lr.nhia, and returned TO Albany. The Columbia is
10 lesve from Courtiaudtst every afternoon with
passengers and mails for Utica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-18

Those ELxoAsT ''oLp GLOSSY RusBSksi. PA !,
Oh, the the entire lot of the beat knbee o
aud glossy without vah and high susd ,qa's r ,ssu , s
she's admit that they are the best they had eyer seeia
only 81 the Ordinary kind good as AM Gt a
Tbesa elegant Rubbe.s retuied only nj . sincsh M
Isl o'oeA HUI" '' HORACE II. DAY.
5,a q Successor To Rnxbnry lndlB Rubber Co.
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l brig unknown.
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FEMALE BEAuTY-THE HAig.-iiow frequently 30 ins
raynse lay vase The delicate forms o. s zee. s aa anu
inc ocEs TINT once adorned their heads fell off, ana nerd
again Their Original beauty II - e,s 20 sn
neyect on tht point, when ains remedy can PC Or
tane1 in the Odrdges Balm at ou,roia, i,2 i
onItInnd 81 hlrh will perfectly restore tins only nekeciel
ort Of iema, ornnmeni. What dollar to eomplf.e tha
rrowniug point of female beauty
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CoSszLLs magical PAy II VIII Meas
hui only nendrd for several applications and VIII cure tho
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The gross revenue from customs within the year
was 500, l37 900 so. and the net amount paid into
the Treasury was S26.lS3 $40 94-Inaking the cos,
oroo,l.cton 60 Q53 lSQ IN
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-17
PROSPECTUS
~ a@G=,s. rioF
"YOUNG MHCKORY.''
{" UNION IS sUccEss."-DromgooLe

E1NDER the above tile, the undersigned
" proposes topublish a cheap puper 10 aid
the Democracy ia their struggl le toqecure ihe
success of PoLK and DALLAS. The apr VIII
he published once a week for six IS, al
the low rate of One Dollar. II will not only
contuinGyery thing, but the best of every thing,
original and selected, which the editor can
command, to rally and Unite our friends in the
great contest for principles in which we, are
now engaged; and, 10 expluin, eliforce, and, ii
possible. render those principles triumphant.
Our party has just passed through one ofils
trying ordeals. Selt:denial, concession; and
spirit of harmony, governed and Controlled the
agents appointed 10 select candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency Individual
preferences were given up, personal uttach.
;meuts surrendered, long cherished hopes aban-
doned, every thing conceded bGt principle, IN
order TO insure unaniinity aud harmony Of ac.
tion Patriotic devotion to principles enabled
them to select men, without fear and without
eproach"-talen,ed, honest, capable-laithinl
TO the Constitution, aud faithful to The beat in.
lerests Of the country. The people have every
where hailed the nominations with enthusiastic
approval. The Republican party IS, at this
moment, more united and harmonious than It
has been for many years; and, IN rendering
"YoUNG Hickory" TO our friends, we assure
them thai itshould do soldiers service in sus-
tanning our cause, illustrating aud enforcing
our principles, ard in doing lis utmost TO insure
the election OF Polk and DALLAS.
We shall not only have tile services OF those
who have heretofore written for the Spectator,
fbut other aid from some of the nnblrSt spirits
and best intellecis Of the country. If God spares
US, we mean 10 make the paper worthy Of The
confidence and support Of our party. and woi.
thy oflhe dignity and importance Of the glo-
.rious cause in which we are engaged.
Attic conclusion Of the series, we Will pub.
lish an extra number, containing all the elec.
tion returns. and an index to tbe whole.
WerGspecuully invoke the aid Of our friends
aud the friends of the cause, in giving publicity
to onr prospectus, aad shall be happy 10 furnish
copies to those who will give them circulation.
Teencourage the formation Of clubs we will
send 10 one address SIX copies for five dollars,
thirteen copies for ten dollars. and twenty CO.
pics for fifteen dollars. -.
Payment may be transmitted by mail, post
age paid, ai"ur risk. BY rule of the Gene.
raj Post Office, postmaslers are permitted to
frank letters written by themselves, containing
m1ney for. subscriptions
Che notes ofany bank, current where sub
scriber resides WILDE received by rs at par.
NO a:temion toW be paid 10 any order unless
tie moaey accompanies il.
JNo. HEART.
Washington City, June 9Th, ls44.
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