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The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

Gen. Jackson still in the field Gen.
Jack is in the field as "a partizan4-
conduct which has beer distinctly disap-
proved and reprobated by every ex-
President of the United States from Gen.
Washington down 10 himself. lie has
come out in still another letter, pub
lished in the New Orleans Courier
under date June Il, 1914, in which he
says he thinks "Pek and Dallas will
gel 90 States, if not %, ont of the 26 !.
says "let Texas be the watchw word,
and victory is ceriain!" and declares
Mr.. Frelinghuysen TO be the ''frienl
Of Abollionismn Independent of the
question Of propriety involved in his
entering the field as parlizan, he has
now had his power Of diciGiion prostra-
ted, and degraded himself to the level
of a street brawIer, by the unbluShing,
assertion of positive .faisehood. His
assertion that Mr.. Frelinghuysen is an
abolilionist, when it is notorious that he
has for many years been leading
friend and advocate Of the colonization
scheme in opposition to the plans Of the
Abolilionists, although he may not be
aware Of the fact, is so paIpab'e rvi-
dence OF a disregard Of truth, or parti-
zan reckleSsness of assertion and want
ofcommon candor, that he must be con
demned in the minds Of all men who
hold truth and justice sacred. His
words have weighed heavily on the
minds ofthousands. And fully aware
of the fact, and it must be confessed
willing TO exert his hitherto great in
aucnce, right or wrong, for the success
ofa party, he is as culpable for the reck
ess and ignorant assertion Of what is
alse, as ifhe was conscious he was as
'erting wha; was not true. We have
)een accustomed 10 award 10 him the
most brilliant points er soldier and
he highest virtue of patriot, with
strong abilities as man. But we must
confess that the briIiancy of his exploits
lave faded, and his virtues and ability |
AVE sunk in our estimation, before the |
tern voice ofthat justice which denoun-
es alterations from truth. Such reck-
essness of assertion in an ex President
f the United States, who has received |
he highest honors in the gin Of the
lmerican People, admits but this ex-
use that he has sunk into the inanition |
f second childhood, directed rather by |
he energetic fire than the discretion and |
ldgmeut Of his youth.
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or We have seen asked by the
whig press Where are the Wing
Eleclors21 From a card inserted 10
day il viii be seen that Col. Isaac n.
Davis Of this county takes the field on
the 10th. Gen. Bradford is we learn
stumping il in the northeastern part of
the State.
The Yazoo Wing Of the 5lh, announ-
ces the intention Of Messrs Prentiss
and Guion 10 address the people of
Yazoo county on last Monday. Where
the other Electors are we don't know.
The democrats are at work. Let the
wings do their duty. We have SAN
guinc hope Of carrying the State. Let
us strain every nerve 10 do il.
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

low happens it. that letters and pa
pers arrive ten or twelve days here
from Colieeville, and twenty 10 thirty
days, from Vicksburg.
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

try, irnot Of the present age. unlike The
prccocous leader Of our antagonists,
nceds no letters of recommends ion
from any body.
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The presiden ntial cantest.

Now that the battle is commencing
il earnest, the candidates id the field,
and the issues defined, we may take a
survey of the ground, and hazard an
opinion on the details Of the probable
result. We know well that no estimate
made five months before the Election
can be implicitly relied on--that IN
perceived a secondary influence may
operate to change the ascendency in
nicely balanced Sfates-and that supe-
rior zeal and activity in the canvass
may sometimes give the victory 10 that
party which at the outset is inferior in
numbers; bat we believe no probable,
scarcely any conceivable event can in
tervene betwIxt this aud November 10
oyerrule the fixed purposes ofa maiori-
.ty of the American People TO elect Hen
ry Cluy as their next President. We
believe the respective States will cast
their Electoral Votes as Sc, down in shc
subjoned table, and By nearly the ma
ioriiies aflixed-vlz:
For Henry CLAY
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

The Lecopolkos are now prating
loudly Of changes from the whig ranks
over to their own. Those changes, if
you will notice, are alwaysa a great way
off-not at home. A gentleman who
has lately Travelled through Tennessee
informs us that he heard a great many
Locos in that State boast of changes in
distant parts of the State ever 10 their
party: bet among all the people among
whom he travelled, he never saw or
heard ora single man who had changed
in any ncighborhood. The chan ges
they brag ofare mostly like the election
Of their candidate--a long way off,
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o. 1rray" is the watchword of
':many democrats who have published
themselves on the Court House door 10
meet at Belmont to day, Do they 90
the South Carolina doctrine "Texas or
dlsunion?" We hope they won't burn
The river up any where about Belmont
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

FoR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
HI Il ~ EsY CT AY.
For VICE PRESIDENT.
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN.
OF New Jersey.

II sound national currency, and no ErDeri-
ments; fair protection 10 .Anle7ican iadtlstrv:
one Term; honest capable men for all Offices, and
no JudaSfor any; retrenchn,ent Of expenditures,
and reform Of abuses IN The public qgeats;rs tong
pull. strong puii, and pull altogether for ne
'ciH Of the people as erpressedin election ofiSlO.
WE'VE sAIDIr ONcE; WE SAY 1T AGAIN.
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

The Memphis Appeal is publishing
testimonials relative to The character
of James X. Polk. We thought the
friends of The yoang Stranger would
send his letters offocommen "a ion along
after n while
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

Giring up Sonh Carolina The
Memphis Appeal sets down as whig
"Lie, No. THAT the friends of Mr..
Polk orthe Democratic party advocate
dsunion" So we suppose The Appeal
does not consider the South Carolina
advocates Of "Texas or Dsunion"
friends OF Mr.. Polk, or as belonging to
the democratic party. Slch a lie as
that will notdo for the Appeal to com
mence u list with-he will need South
Carolina TO keep his figures from ~
ing.
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13
FOR ELECTORS.

OF President AND VICE PREsIpFxToF OF THE IT, s
JohnI L. Guion, of Warren.
Peter u. Starke, of Lowndes.
Henry Gray, of Winston.
Isaac n. Davis, of Ponola.
Il. Jones stewart, of Wilkinson.
A.B. Bradford, of Marshall.
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

Actioas speak londer than Cords
The Locos oppose the assam ption Of
State debts, by words; they support
the assumption Of the Texas foreign
debt by their actions. Thc ir con
sistency is ore Of their jewels
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

(G3- The Clay Clnb me;is the THIRD SAT-
URDAY of each and every month,
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HaaEg TctiCe.
ORNILLE HARRISON &CALla
Z. VANCE.

ATTORNEYS At Law;
Have formed co-partnershP, and ".
IN future practice under .he style
Harrison & Vance.
mn OF i-tk m
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THE STfTE OF MTSSISSIPPF
TALLAHATCHIE CoUNTy.


Probate Court, JHly 8tk, l. n. f8gt
TO al persons interested IN 'belaais.
I tencments aad hercdiiamrasdWa.
liam 9. Williams, deceased; and more
especially in the southeast qulrer a
sccuoa fifteen, in township lrenty dg5,
range two, east
You are hereby cited 10 be and Fe
sonaHy appear before the Probaiecar
Of Tallahatchic county, to be hoIdeaa
the courthouse in Chc town Of Charts
ton, on the second Noniay d SeFiea
ber next, then anu there to show clas
if any you can, why an order sboudaa
be- made to sell the abyve deserted iaai
in pursuance to the petitlonor lilnlai
Sawyers, administrator Of Wiiame
Williams, deceased.
Witness the Honorable Iiudsor A','
SCR ,s.ssCN Judge OF SAID court the Sc
8 bond Monday OF July, Af
49, 1914, and seal thereof
Issued the 9th July, A. y. 1874.
EDWIN +. ARMSTRONG, tIf
i8-5w
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

Daniel w. adams, who underwent
his trial at Raymond on a charge OF
murder upon Dr.. James Hagan, has
been honorably acquitted
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WittiaIaa e. Tyson,
GENER Al COMMISSION NEEcHAAt'
No. 70, Commerce Street,

GENERAL COMMISSION MEEcHASF
No. 70, Commerce Street,
BaLTHcRE.
Having opened a House for The P's -
ecution of a general Commission Ds, !,
ness, he will give particular atienlloas ..,s
consinnmenls of southern and "eS'''
produce for sale in this market. u,
In soliciting the patronagool ms 'i,sss i,,s.,
ami the public, he need scarcely aaa~1 n
every attention e. care TO insure Pfo"r .,
itude in The transaction of any oaslnss
entrusted 10 him, Will be given gu
part. He begs leave TO relerlo
n:s';;, W'i.as, Rsss wiis1;1co} S H9sa, New os'ss
Mr.. Jno. IL McRae, =.
s A. $. Brown, 'feH''
Samuel Pool. taa
Baltimore, Feb. |, l843.
Gems of Art and BeauI5' y,
4 Magnificent ornament for 'SeS5 ,se5d
N ,reeiable, containing IS spT eli
Steel and Mezzoiint EngraVllI9'sss,bi
be sent to any subscriber TO SIran g'lanre.~
Magazine for One Dollar ~ au,d ni.,s drae
This is just The thing tor a lao'
ing room. Address cp,HlN
Moss Chcsnm Street, Phlla'sf
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

o. We arc indebted TO the publish
ers of tho American Agriculturalist for
a copy Of iheir"Amorcan Agricultural
ist Almanac, for 1916" Every farmer
should have both the Agricultural pa
per and the Almanac. The following
are extracts from the latter.
To prercni dePredatioas BY Harks.-
One or more Guinea hens in a flock Of
of fowls it is said VIII elIectuolly pre-
vent molestation from hawks.
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13
CASH

I An prepared 10 make Cash adsaas
l. on Cotton shipped 70 my lfieaa'
New Orleans, Bagging & Rope WI
furnished If required.
w. p. BROOKS; Ageat
October Q. l6tS 52-l
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

III nsAAc s;sA. n: DAVIS. one - ~
eanaIdales can y for Electors ~ Ol p Ine sGif
viz: 'fies aud pioc0'
~ Williams, Panola c.
Charleston T.I,,, %, July Ie
The Weekly register., 1844-07-13

Good Bufier.-The great point in
making good butter, and that which
will keep, is the freeing il from all but
termiFk and if everything else is well
done, if this point is overlooked, good
butter is impossible for any length OF
time. The mixture Of milk in any de-
gree with the butter is sure 10 produce
frowsiness or an unpleasant taste TO the
butter: and the entire freedom from
this constitutes the grand secret Of mar
king good butter. There are many
who th.la washing butter with water
incompatible with retaining the rich ia
vor, bat if the water is cold and pure il
is scarcely possible anything should be
washed away, the bultermilk which de-
stroys the flavor Of all butter excepted.
Besides the best butter in the world, and
that which in all markets commands
the best price, viz: Dutch butter, is in
variably made in this way; and where
the example has been followed by 9th
ers, il has rarely failed Of slccess.-lf
any, however, doubt the propriety of
washing butter, they may use any meth
cd they choose, provided the milk is
separated perfectly. Perfectly free
from the substance that causes ii to as
sumo the eputrid frowsy taste Of bad but
ter, it may be kept with almost as much
ease as tallowj soidity in packing,
clean, sweet vessels. and low temper
atufe will ensure its keeping for any
reasonable length oftime. Let no one
expect good butter, however, SO long as
coarse impure salt is used; or a parti-
Gle Of the butlermilk is allowed to re-
main in it.
To Kill Lice on Cattle.-Mr. Starr, Of
New Jersey, informs US tha; scattering
buckwheat -four plentifully on lousy ami
mails, is an eifectual cure Tor them. We
EPressme other kinds of flour would do
just as we'll. One oil. the best thinrs we
ever tried, was rubbing our Stock we'll
with rancid lard,or whale, or tanner's
oil. The Boston Cultiyator recon-
lnends washing the animal afew times
with decoctlon ofred cedar bark.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

rJ,o IRON MASTERS sale Mil Sites in the imuedi
ate neichborood luninou Coal and Iron Orc Of tho
quality in the nearest point TO ,ae waef Mnee
complete with Pudelphia and amoIc by Canals ma Kali
ynv Fox Pamphlets descriptive ot the property. ana farther
,rmn,on amply TO Archibald Mcintyre. Albany to arcmoad
Robertson phiadcpha to the undersigned al No % MeI
rhan Exchange where mas bc seen specimens oi
the coal and ore also. and ;ecto, 9 ,he rIopeey:
Mo w. L. CASEl tNH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
THE VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND.

nTEsSRS WALLACE & CAMrBELL, Extensive Mer
" chants iennikcr \. H. write that w lstnrs Balsan III
Wild Cherry is dong ,r0nde1s here for the Sick
Mr. James Enerton Druggist of Salem Nnss: writes tat u
bod cure1 gentleman who for eight months, lad lud most
stronrly marked symptoms of Consumption.
Mr. Edward Mason Wholesale Druggist, Portland. Name
soys thai Mr. james Johnson who gives the following statement
is one of the first citizens IN the community III winch he lives
~ NORTH YARMOUTH, Maine, March 4. lSA =
have been less severely afflicted with disease OF
the lungs for EIGHT YEARS During that time have been
attended by eminent Physicians and have also made use OF
number of kinds highly recommended medicines IN
the country-a of which but partial ree Last May
was seized with violent cough and PAIN III the c!t sac ana
hlecninr of the lungs. Alu Physician called VINO Sal
WINS o no use 10 take much medicine As the weather grew
.nrne ms health improved little but still was very weak
In November was again attacked with rckng cough ana
raising of blood. running down very taS nnd hau nu
tile hopes health again. About te n
of December finding no reetr medical advice. beea 70
,ake Dr. Winr's Hakam of Wild Cherry, ard can ceerlp!
testify that have derived benefit from S.REie boe u
fom al uhe! medicines have ever taken have now use
t,yo bottles and am better health than nnve ennisS e"ie
frSEVES WEARS MARY JOHNSON. ,
MARY Johnson my daugher. md | am well ACQUAINTED
with the narrated above The statement Is corLeGt " ii
respects md feel TINT owing to the use oi W We
wv '' " " '~ JAMES JOHNSON.
Those vino still doubt invited 10 call and see our nume
ON, testimonials Among Others have he written
1uinllEc lIi John fower, u u ~tTihI W '
wonderful efficacy and virtue. - W..
NJ Beware of limitations md be sure TO get Ut w staf
Sold only by Isaac Butts l25 Fulton Of Nassau
an D ' mh2o I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL re, nsaa.
STRAW GOODS

yJ'HE Undersigned HAVE JUST OPENED f!rsh
ever varcty CT Staw Tuscan, Chp Wacbouc liotcna,
aud eapotln. Also. Gents and Boys Palm Leaf Leshon.
Mun1 ?ni Panama Hats glazed and cloth tap< Sc
EO0rii * LIHES. l93 Maidea Lane. Is; floor.
nrS olncndt One door above Pcurl Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
]. NJ. OWENS.
NrMl.nynnY. Tch. 18th. IS!

NEW-lGEDoS cb 18th. !S7'
NIssers SNSpS-It with heartfelt gratitude n God gHi
n5ny thanks 10 you you valuable Meicne winch las
Ien the means restoring 10 hca. nnd enables ne p
ryr vo,, an account o, my sickness from M hGHS My
disease at first seemed -ht aud did no nA II necessary t.
call lhv cgT bGt grew wGf>e AMI piy sicl "i-
called who attended five months or the liver compliant
Two Ia.c lunc!e made tcit appearance both sc of
INV neck The SAID sd Scrnfuia and CoiSumpcu.
aud he could 80 rot; then TOOK ten bnic OF
Unlsnm of liyenyo which helped cough NJ ir but ,s
failed and grew worse Last summer was 20 weak, anu TIE
pnn IN my SIDE great that the thought ct MOVING char va,
burden To me In this condition. given UP bg my friends ana
locking eici myself. only IN eath heard OF ycur sara
pnra and the wonderful hai performed and resolved
M once make 're of H. virtues When nad taken nEy
ore bottle the pain IN my side much relieved. and my
strength 80 much increased TINT went ont unbehnown e. ny
friends and walked nulc without much tatigc dm SUI as
n- the nTsapara with increasing good eject AMI the ''o
~ ESTHER u. RICil.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence o rs superior
SgIe and chcacy pamphlets. which may 10 obtained o
agents gratis.
4 Wnnlpsnln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
a8 1mt ~ William street New-f ork

LNIRTH {, HALL No. Fnnkln.sgnare, have c2nstaniy
II on hand an extensive assortment OF VI SIC and MI SCtl
INSTRI MENTS of all kinds PLANO FORTES of different
styles and finish GUITARS from the best Spanish pai,es
for winch they lave received premm. from the Amencan In;
sne oyer an other maker and are oye5y superior tone md
hive also received rcpcued premiums CLARlONEIS kfN
BiIGI.ES CORNOPLONS TROMBONES, etc: all OF tleii
own manufacture und warranted importers Of MI SIC and all
Kind, Of iii SIC AL fNSTRU MENS. NEN MUSIC recelv
ed as soon rs published. HIST rUBLlSllED al the SnnSs %
Oh for the TiANO: also, the ORPHEUS GLEE BOOK, be
ng collection Of see Tor four male voices with piano accom-
glh authors by AUSTIN PHILLIPS Price One Dollar per
GET Merchants and the Musical community generally nre re
.pectful!y invited to call. inIoI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
- EDWIN +. JOHNSON
WILLIAM r. CASEY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C..
I,II-IS L,NEIlll~I, & co

d EsPECTFULLY inform their friends, and the ppolc
II rpnera irnt they hnyc removed 10 this city and have
taken the store 81 Pearl see opp3e',e thG M PeaS,resds
ouse where they are opening lar se and well selected
,So,;nent of Goods both Foreign and Domestic. TO which
they would cnl o 1ose wishing to purchase.
nnQ hnl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
RICHARDS, CRONKHITE II SHAW,

RICHARDS, CRONkHITE i SHAW,
10 Exchange place,
OFAycr ChssINEREs-s0 cases Strips Plads Diagonal
SArSETs-1J black blue green. btOwn dark light ana
lncy mixtures.
MER1So CAssiMEREsl0 comprising variety Of ccors
KryTIcKy gASs-70 cases Oxford blue cadc; and brown
mixtures. and fine full blue.
PHILADELPHIA. CHECKS AND GISGH,MS-) cases low, iic
d!un md fine qualities.
MARISERs' STRIPss-lCu bales super tSlled.
NEGRO kERsEYs-f0 case very heavT.
P1Hp SATISETs-5O cases Farnuni Il E.ldy well known
ztvIns sg l2teJd-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

M. ltO N.iSSAU-STREET
All kinds Of Job Printing. such
P,NrfIIETs MAMMOTH SHOW Bills
CATALOGUES, LECTURE Ellis.
CurcEz Cams CONCERT Bills fain ard
instr ACE POLICIES. t1ncy.
Bills oy LADt-G, POLITICAL BILLS
CrRrJ-I,Es CiRCULAES iuen;l &c.
Promptly executed nj the Office oi the Tribune No oJ Nassau
strest-c53es:n the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

S,IXTEENTH BOSTON TRADE SALE-The under.
signed respectfully announce h1 the next regular Trade
SALE TO BOOKSELLERS Will commence IN TINS city on Tues
day, June .. .. n,. :.
solicited.
The Catalogue will be issued the 18th ot May Invoices
should be furnished by the lst Of May.
The usual advance nne recep, Goods when required
nG. tml HOW E. LEONARD X co. AuctionecTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
DRISTOL'S SARSAPARll.LA; manufactured and $,

DRISTOL'S SNRSAPARll.LA. nanuactnrcd and sid
by the proprietor g. {. BRISTOL. Buffalo, and tOf >i'
Lv his nccn WILLIAM BURGER, wholesale Druggist ~
nnd n Cotirnd street IL whom all orders must be sGiii ana
tar sale py MI tie prin'ilnl Druggists IN the tnon
This article superior u the common tiu offered To ana
nnlned off ON the public Extract Sarapara. when scarce
ffjre Of arapauln INTO their vile mixture Gs II
meyer turns sour does The proprietor ventures u pas
C)Sr Tous AyD DOLLARS any who wI po"e that lsy
e of the quantity of the best SarSGpara IN lnSG
,. uue ruunty the Esnct thu lie does or that lie uses
any mercurial PREPARATION IN ms article , -, q, ut.
There IS reference to BristOs
thnt cannot he SAID truth OF the many upon
ths community as Sarsaparil. IL Is this Those who have
har cured by live cured and do MT die cured has too O
,cn heen the case with those who have been deceived with
WORTHLESS limitations Of B,stors Sarnpara Should any doubt
,hs they can tuy satisfy themselves by calling nj Wm Eur
GER wholesale agent Nos 70 and u Courtanj street or at
1bomns Iorans s Stanton street where abundant evidence
o living peons cnre tc given by those VITO
have ,-e and been restored to health by this vaLabe
T"r sae hy WILLIAM BURGER wholesale Drugsft 80
md e Iournnd wholesale Agent Tor g. G. BRIS Ioi. "i
Rnnln nnl at Teail the following places Mhnu' Phar-
mGcy iS3 Isroadway: james Syiac. u D. Bowery md nk
er ST. X " 3ateuu 30 liowery ishon & 90 llU brnn-
ynr md 10 As;o Buildings; jus : Asp;Gwul * Co. ed Il
nn II, ohn Svme Fulton aud WHie SIS; Robert LesSeit
II ID il Avenue u: John C. Morrison lss Greenwich II;
Alfred iII I Greenwich j. 4 j. Coddne;on spring and
jimdson sts d. IT, Surtnei Third Avenue and Eighth st.:
Pbln yenSle s; rin st.: Daniel T. Tucker 90 GranI t.
T. H. Wpple l57 Division John Z. Hart Grand and Nor
flt SIS X E. Moss Grand and Cannon ss 'rs. layes,
Rrookyn: and Henry Buell. 50 York ST. jersey Cry aioI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

/ ngr. q Number oi pup.- limited 10 twenty
The pnripai can DC durng the rst and last week oi
Ami NJ s,i Fe7rIfec Circulars may be obtanet 9; Mr. D.
: Webb "A G5ands MIR Eu. BROWNING. % NoIiao bSNfe
street or d. : Duacomb. GowcEy. JOHN OSbokN'
a5 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAREHOUSE.
WM H. CARY s. CO.

ISG Pearl street oppoSite Cedar street,
TIAVE FOR SALE EY TIE PACKAGE. or in lots to
Il sa, johlers and rctliefs full stock Il the following
GOODS which viii he sold on the best terms
Spool Cotton Shoe Iacets Tapes and Cords,
Hooks and Eyes. Ivory. Bone ard Metal Eyeets,
Silver Pencil Cuses Silver Thmbies,
Spectaclcs spoons Linen Threads, Fish Lines.
Sclssos PenSnives and Raznrs OF the best patterns
Percussion Gun Caps and Pills,
Bead Bag und Purses-aSo SILK Purscs.
India Rubber Suspende1s, GHrters ard Watch Guards.
Buttons OF Bone Metal Gilt, Lasting and Pearl IN evcf7
variety,
% cases Ivory Combs including every size and quality.
1000 doz. TORTOISE Shell Combs Of various kinds,
200 doz mock Shell Combs. i,est patterns,
$50 doz. Brushes, conpiisr. nj assortment,
50 cases Plns pack. pound and American.
case Needles, oil the best mnkers. u. the lowest p!ces
. cases knitting Pins from 30. 10 In u.
And n variety OF other Goods well ndlpte or liy
n I'nrn,rr I'rnlie rniS lmeods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

Sold aso by Druggists GENERALS throughout tie United States
Prce 81 per botle-sy bottles 10. So.
u The public especially requested to rcmemoSI a
.cb remarkable cr OF the most difficult class Of diseases to
nc the human irne SUBJECT Therefore ask Tor Sandss aT
snnurllia and take other IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

TAVANA-Alrs. VESTS Boarding toise has been re-
moved 10 the building previously occupied as the Man
s;on Hoe Hotel No ll9 Gale Obnba of Calls Ae
cadere which been extensively required and improved
Prices arranged conformity 10 the room Occupied ana @ ne
sau street who vii he happy furnish every information to
travellers bound TO Havana. -,
n B-Passeneers are requested to obtain passports which
will be facilitated by the clerk of the house who wall board a
vessels immediately their n:rval. Ji5 sawu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16

TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
NOT Spr,lce-stree:, Tribune Btiildings.l
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORN NAMENTAL
BOOK b I'D E R.
JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PUSCTUALITY or THE
slJ MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-16
THE TRIBUNE

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