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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-14

LA BELLE.-Some days ago, the following note
was received by us, and those of the Standard
office
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-08-14

G. II. McDUELL, CorsiDdin.
nj. McCLEARY, President.
Jos. ANDERSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

Flour higher than any time excepting in lS and Corn
higher ban them The tolls received the canal ohce
for October $685.
A PARIS letter 10 the Boston Atlas SAYS" Hos
,nr the Southern Bank swnder has compromised by paying
his nurucrs five per cent He driven from one Canton Of
switzerland 10 another by the ac excons OF MAJOR ; l.
Os cur Consul General who had about succeeded IN obtain
inc nm order from the Confederation for his arrest when be re-
eyed adyces from parties that the affair had been AMIGA
by adjusted and the prosecution stopped Major OTIS had o
course TO withdraw his demand and kosaI living on his
spos in gncent stye example to those oil MS country
men in America who Gun 10y hold of any property
On the 3lsr ulr we stated that The Cotton Marker
hrd assumed rmer appearance. in consequence OF me re-
duced stock on hand and from the operations OF manufnctu
who had commenced their purchases for winter consup
non This improved feeling continued throughout last week.
md the sales amounted to $500 bules.
IN Monday the 4h inst however, we were put IN posses
SION ~ dates 18th Oct showing decline 9i an
I'd ncr H. m that market from previous advices lhese
ccpnn being different from general ANTICIPATION created
much spoinimen, md brought our market 10 slhu no
transactions having tnken place on Monday last.
since that day. business has been resumed al deciihe OF
per TO- on the closing prices OF last week, ana conneo
cL.Av IN new pands-vhc during the present weak have
x nreity freely from Chares;on and IN many instances
ar sd from the wharf, the sellers abnilng ncuon rom
the price consequence OF the expenses oil sofne &c
being saved. ,.., 9, 7 ooo h,,ax ,b, mako
closing heavily at the following quotations:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
The New.YOrk Weekly Tribune

]. made up mauly by the Editorials. News other than mat
tea of City interest, Literature STATISTICS sce
aniss Sc &c., which appear throughout the week In he
DAILY TRlBuNE will contain some Literary matter on
gna aud selected which docs not appear IN the Daiy win
Weekly Review the Markets In its Political and General
Indulgence shall be endeavoI TO render tequa 10 any
other Weekly The character of the Tribune Is by ths
time generally known aims 10 reconcile the largest rIes
dom OF Thought and Action with profound reverence o
Law and obedience rghul Auhouy-to be the stern
ofa dscord anarchy and turbu but the champion Of
erery idea however novel unpopular Winch h2
for i. end the uprising Of the opgrs and The Iowiy While
il poferx no claim the abused name {" s9lohs
lie cloak Of political PhaTees the cant Of designing aeEa
2orue il will be- has been the sense OF me
word truly Dsnocracthe adversary OF eye!y ~ong the
erpos.r hollow profession and schemng knavery aGl .e
advocate OF every movement tending 20 the o
The Weekly Tribune published tins city every easaIEay
morning hut DESPATCHED By the Mails of Thursday and
day the largest size folded in eight pages so as TO o
tons are respectfully solicited In its Political course ne
T,bune is ardently inexiby WHG aud advocates, with
il, utmost energies the PRoTEcTIoS OF HOME INDUSTRY
III. restoration Of SOUND USifoRM CukREScY me
ryoous pr. secuton of INTERNAL MPRovEMENL an9 tne
election OF HENRY CLAY the neH fresidn9 the I'M
ed States Being only for Cash IN advance the uos
enabled afford th gSeat SIZE snc
the cost of its publication the low pIice OF Two Doas
or where clubs formed Ten Copies Tor Fifteen DOL
Ian PostmasteIs authorized BY law 10 transmit
neys FOR subscriptions newspapers under ts nee
Of postage Money remitted through the mail WI, De AZ
the OF the Publishers Notes Of all speciepayins panaa
any State OF the Union will be received q par
NN C&R GREELEY McELRATH. Publishers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

The PLACE FOR MAKING CHEAP PURCHASES IN
OUR CiTY-lt is we'll TO know where this can be
best done by country merchants and others coming
10 this city, Frst look at the advertisement of JOHN
c. MORRISON, in our Weekly Tribune, and see
what variety he sells at his large establishment,
No. l88 Greenwich street. We say confidently that
be furnish the best goods at the cheapest rates,
satisfactory TO every customer He dealsin Gr0ce-
ries, Drugs, Dye Stufs, Teas, Oils # all kinds,
Manufacturers Articles, Hatters' Materials
Chemicals, SC &C., all OF FIRST quality. Let every
ona who reads 1hs call when he comes TO this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
To Teacners and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
(; embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
Hydrosiatics. Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Acous-
tcs, Optics, Ele. ricity, Galyanism, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. illustrated by several hundred
Engravnss BY LKoNARp d. GALE, M. D., Pro.
lessor of Geology and Mineralogy In the Uni
yessity of the City of New-York, and LECTURER
on Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, Prce,
iuilbound, 80 cents; 81 80 dozento Teachers.
seovc is.rtensyey the
OF the United States
ca tie best book sntant
ues him make constant and repeat
n all branches of Natural Philosophy, wa,
esnty qualified for the task ofediting sucha work Most
other publications the popular branches OF Phoso-
sno Chemistry mere compilstous made by BOOK
hence the frequent failures cf students in their at
while the contained
H. hess works such difficulty will occur IN the use Of
ORDERS must be accompanejbv the eash andaddre,sed
10 GREELEY < McELRATH. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

INDIAN PossEssIoNs-The Ottoes own, at the
latest accounts, a large tract Of country on the
Big Platte, west of the Missouri; they are poor
race of people, and receive a small annuity OF
S2500. The Pawnees are a powerful body, and
number about $500 persons, divided into bands
under the names of Pawnee-Loups, Grand Paw
nees, Republican Pawnees, Pawnee- Pics. &c. !;
they are wild aud fugitive in their habits, and re-
ce,ve provisions and goods. The Grand Nation
is the Pottowettomies, or the ''united bands OF
the Chippewas, Ottowas and Pottowattoniles !"
They own five millions of acres OF prairie lands,
aleng the Missouri river to the Little Sioux,
number about 1000, and receive s42, 600 year
for their LANDS sold in Illinois and Michigan
They are a respectable body of Indians, are good
farmers. ano educate their Children The pay
men, of the annuities is always season OF great
hilanty and festiuitv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

The brig Washington of New.Ynrk Capt; Penne in bal
last from poston bound Philadelphia. driven ashore
side Cape May Light with the loss Of both Hasts cables and
anchors IL ocl1ck the ming of the Jh INST. She
came Cape May oads;eai Inst night with the wind Of y.
f. and very :hck weather and anchored r harbor Dur.
sqnal and blew perfect hurricane during shch she com
menced dragging, when the captnin had the nnnmnSt cut
away ease her and prevent her from dragging the beach
after the windla,s carried awaythe chains were
then secured round the but such the violence - the
gale that she stared hes anchors She par:e the
best bower ohn ncd driven the beach, when her fore
mast soon wen; BY the board She lies nearly high and
dry low iide The hull o the vessel does appear 10 be
seriously injured and will probably be gotten of with proper
efforts at heavy expense. The all sare The
captain that she insured in Boston, in eiSepune IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
Markets.. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.

WRIGHT & LEVIN, Brokers'.
DORIS Building. Hanorerstreet.
Markets. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
THURSDAY, Nov. 3.
10 5bi os sTe mf5ssa bssa sa & and @ Pearls
s. The receipts ere not very large
COTTON-There has been large business done to-day at
about peyous rates he transactions are Dricpay by
Shippers Soe buyers nskine considerable deene put
ss r. msses nss 1spor at q L @ Il bae y q
posito made 70 say o9,5 Which IS moi pe
ssey he ssi shns ls we v'0s ''''S4' n'l '
FLOUR AND sEAL-The fs advantage to The aF%srs aE s
Pix K hsa M he T:aIswsI s5d sdnd f
WHICH TO be hss OIL ss Lower Iae % and
the market closed heavy ut that ate Michigan and Ohio y
5: sas @ %sds Ts6; ks
sn IS s eS sSales and p az Jersey i Mfss T.
tsa g. 81 BuesMheai 50 foi bags and 90 for good bb
GRaIN-The demand is not ectiye for Wheat sale Of
600 bushels Virginia .ns. waS aqe a1e o yes ee We
600 bushels Southern at 50 cts weight W nt A. ~, ana
2 do Es NGh@s $50 'b@ BSsSe S bs rate ate
the ship Oats g sa for Northern and L" 90 souhef
at q cts Ill
Prison at g els. ,o,o -.
HAYhers no shanssa q and End some 1000 bales have been
STtyES-Pnces without change, and there Is no ac-
,yity IN the market cargo going forward 10 Cedz on
owners account
HOpS-There has been speculative movement to-day and
the sales are about $50 bales Eastern and Mese al iva
uj6, showing an improvement OF = u ei per ID
TOBACCo-A sale 80 bales Cuba Tobacco was made al
e2n cts, 8 mos.
,a ~ @ nads IN private bargain 200 800 bos N Tar
s cash and 100 bbk. Spirits Tupent,ne at o. cash. and
OLIVE notice sale of 200 bbk Crude Whale, for home
use at 81.
PRovIsioNs-The Pork ake inactive and nomnsly os ha;
we hear Of nothing doing Prime New Beef m a, and re-
,es The ,eceips are smaller than expected we no.
ce sa about bb at q and od nd ceess steady a.
coming in freely and rather dull we quote dairy = "a
cents Western 10 cents; Orange County &c 10 - c
Cheese So cents.
TEA-A catalogue made UP Of invoices imported IN The
CYNTHIA and Robert Fulton sold to-day The company
previous sdles.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
TO-DAY'S NEW WORL D.
papE RENJANIN. EDITOR.

Tb, established public favorte appears to-day under
new and attractive auspices Particular attention requested
for the following Contents: l. A beautiful Poem, by ms
James Gray H. King Robert of Sicily BY Leigh hane-a
charming tale Ill Society for the encouragement o ne
hIaman Blanchard-a most dverting paper. ~. Copous
and eycelen, extracts from the latest London journals " Dbl
ireuy selected extracts from the newest English DOCKS
VI Copious Editorial articles variety OF exciting and n
te,es,inr topcs-To observation-disclosures cut
seo.onThe Penny P,stage-The Tears of the Church-A
Cure for III Heath-Russel the Singer VII Young England
VIII. A Voyage to China. TX. MAcAuLAY's LAST ARTi'
cEa most eloquent and delightful on Lord Chatham
Notices of Eminent Persons lately deceased Al Notices
of New Books, the Theatres, &C. Ai Fun focai f'ef''
General Summary, &c. =,
Price sixpence single copy-annual subscriptions 80
New Volume about Published and tor SAFE
by j. w. JCDD O. w. ~ 1h4iA''~ =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

SANps's Observation-Disclosures Is the handimad o.
HEALTH and the great object OF the physician IS 70 ofny ,ne
up bed and ca Nature will do the rest But she vfm a m
GERS cannot take exercise: pam und debility alike forbid H.
Neither can the victim of rheumatic fever goannG even M
Csc hi. stiff and corrugated muscles The first thing Is to
strike nj the disorder in its strong hold the blood sweep
away the nucleus OF disease und al Developments will soon
pass uckng the poison tha. stimulated tn fne e. h
s.pIR11La IN more easy safe and thorough manner tha
By any other preparation before the public and hence ,he
thousands of cures ulcers and cutaneous disorders which the
Testimonials in the hands Of the proprieOrs nvouch.
For farther particulars und conclusive evidence o. us supe
or vae md eicncy see pamphlets which may be obtained
OF the propretors and their agents gratis. ,D
saNRS Whoiesaic brugEss. 9 Fulton street New York
Sd aiso nj 213 Bfuadway a East Broadway, and by Drug
rsis generally throughout the United states
Prica 81 per bottle; six bottles Tor S5.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
ns- o,Conne1l,s L,bcraaion.--A PUBLI

NS- O'Connell's L!bcration.--APU PU BLIC DIN
NER will be given honor of the Liberation of OConne
and his copatro 10y the Young iFcnds of Ireland the
1ith OF November 1874 the Apollo Rooms No. 4l0 Broad.
way.
In accordance with the habits of the majority of the Irish
people, and that the ladies may havean opportunity Of partc
patnr in The festivities the Society has the resolution
Of carrying out the Dinner the Temperance system.
Tickets may procured of nny of the following gentlemen:
Michue O'Connor Wm Nugent ~ Spring
p O'Connel II Lennon 22 Peurl-yt Brok n
jeremiah o sullivan, la Pearl James II Green Ru,eer
JohS Curnn AArCaarey ll3 Catherine
Eugene O'Suiivan, 116 Cedar 7 F Lacy ~ John
Charles NC Dcany Broad John Vandervoort i0lstAvcnue
Michael NJ Eycrs Az Pearl Michael Lcamy, Il Jacob
John keleher 81 james Daniel Leamy
Hugh Gallagher He
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

RAILROAD THROUGH BRoApwAy.1Wes see IT stated n n
late number OF the Weekly Mirror IN Willis paper hsi
II the Corporation of the CITY conclude 10 build Kaii13a9
through broadway there viii probably be fast lines established
life now concentrated horoughtnG will be divided INTO
three As natural consequence the Mirror remarks That
The grea sale of Dr. McNa1s Acourc Oil! from q Court
VIII lnngui,k under the suspended deaienmg OF
Rroadway and tha. charming sungc will once more be sS-
ceptb;e OF walk and talk As to the expelency oi con-
rcng such road, not prepared 10 give our counee.
nance hut moi from any of materially e>scing The
demand Tor this Oil the of which pot alone con;
fined to deafness occasoned by the rumbmg OF omnbus ana
nmnne of horses feet but actually beneficial (and IN
ndres OF has complete and peImanen euie
deect in the organs hearing In all such its charm
ing effect will soon be felt We advise all deaf persons to make
ta of this Acoustic OIL and have not the least hestauon u
saving that they will be satisfied with The result.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS,

udo,, actnre, on Painting and Design 9vo. s3,75.
CbsSbefs Cyclopeda Of English Literature, vols s5
Bins Chronology enlarged By ir Ell. large oyo. s.
Sanie, Medals q C5ea1iOg Eo a. p9p sIs plates $3.50
hoyes Cyce Of Prnc Husbandry and Rural Aaisl vol "a
Stephens Book Of the Farm @ vols plates Plat siz ga
Mrs Ioudons ornamental Percnnialss vols 4yo paiess'
h0s Rs.o 9 the 18Th h esHuy vO Sa sro coas
cbdeacon Nannings Oxford University Sermons Syo sio
d. Jeli, BanptoI Lectures s! ,s ySi . 70 SO
PM Wallace The Free Age of the World, syo $3.50
Elis,' History Of London MIS- socie:y vol sS al.
BOOK OF Revelations, Greek AID English, vol emo slo
Fownes Manual of Chemistry. vol LIMO cut, S5..o.
Foreign Books Imported order BY every eane orders
n,snded for Great Western should be handed IN oy u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
LrCTUREs ON GEOLOGY.

70 DocroR LYELL's LEcruazs oS GsoLooY-I he's e
eond edition OF celebrated Lectures reported for The
Tribune now ready tcontans Engraved Frontspieee,
eIhbng dea section of of the EaIths Crust with
Ipaons Il wilialso contain general introduction 10
Geology before published. Lecture embraces the fol-
nod Eruption Of Coseguina Mount Dor. Lecture LII The
I:ats Sa.a Marine Strata Periods Auyergne Dstnet Sub
Appenine,, Mount Ena Lecture III upheafal and sSosi-
~ Lee.urelv Coral Reefs, Coral Islands Lecture y,
Origin of Coal Lecture vi Fossil lecture
aee,on Of the Fall. Of Niagara. Lecture ILL., Boulder
a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

NJ Price Reduc ed to Fifty Cents per bot
tIe.-THE TRICOPHEROuS is universally admired and
acknowledged TO be the best and cheapest article nonshng
the HAIR prevents it from falling OIL or turning grey pro-
from scur renders the most harsh and dry haiI as soft as
Ik curly and glossy curl and otner decora
tive formation unmpnsd BY the summers heat violent eS
excise or the elnxng tendencies of the ball roor &c
children invaluable. lays foundation iof Deauuiui
head of hair .,,,. -.
stairs Beware Of the counterfeit sold at one d6lar n2 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
G. S II E P A R D,
1eI Broadway, opposite John-strset,
HAS lust PUBLISHED, PRICE 70 CENTS,

HAS lust PUBLISHED, PRICE 75 CENTS,
plain system Of Elocuon: or. Logical and Muscal
Reading and Defamation by George Vandenhof containing
the principles aud practice of Articulation and Pronunciation
Pause Infection and Emphasis lntonaton Energy and EH-
preston; Time Melody and Cadence with Exercises IN
Prose and Verse distinctly marked for the guidance ohe
and voice ofthe pupil.
Tbis is capital work. thoroughly practical, and in every
sense good book The exercises are very selected
ond eybb great tact and Judgment It will be found of great
Service to the student the acquisition Of an art which daily
rn;nr ground rs an essential part of the education o gen
emsn We think will even add the already distinguish.
S ronno of The nuthor Literary News Letter. Ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

HrSRy's CHINESE SHAVING CREAN.=Messrs Sands q
Co have succeeded in producing article for the
tried The shaving soap the name OF which precedes these
,h", IS superior TO any thing the kind ever used and IS
oil that possibly be desired for shaving pnEpo se md pro-
rabe nhe which sinks into and soens the beard. and leaves
The skin has been removed in 1 he IN most
soencd while the endeest cannot fail to be greatly
by lis euolen and healing qualities We most codiay re'
commend this soap the best we have ever tired ,o,
[Fom the Bay State DemecT9l Boston, N9v =, l1 Sr.
css and Perin 23 broadway, cor Chambers street Sold
also at Is Fultontst and II East Broadway. Price ~ cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

HT DR., III. Kimbalps Mineral Teeth,-The
celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the high yeIe
set upon them by those who huve the together WITH
their known intrinsic superiority The great rs1ss OF teeth
that made in ihs country have induced " kImoa 70
make such Arrangements will hereafter enable hum 70 sup
ply increasing demand for them TO eItent ne has been
confirmed id this design BY the uniform success which has AZ
the that have been passed upon these teeth N
many Of our oS distinguished citizens who wearing
hem and By ssvern Of the eminent Physicians ard Den
xs Of this city, who have spontaneously offered The most am
ole lemonIas to their excellence. These teeth are and will
continue mnde by Dr. Kimha ezeasiry for hi5 ocn
practice they set IN the most elegant manner upon hsa
pod pste and adapted the mouth such as 70 COM
bine the highest utility with the greatest possible comfort Ihy
are be unsurpassed by any that are made me
United States and guaranteed IN all cases 10 t perfectly
and all the that ARTIFICIAL teeth chn be
to answer Dr. Kimbc wishes TO be particularly noted that
teeth made style above mentioned G The same pTies
that ore charged for e mast feoT Kinds Specimens may
ol0 iraIys
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

The PrLEs-The approaches when ha scotrse
m the inhabitants of Cities the Piles prevails to al n
known extent. ounce prevention worth pound OF
cn,s How re the nd6ge regards this compliant There
), article in this city that used when The premonory
symptoms are full will positively prevent the possibility OF an
epced viii cure II directly 1he comfort Of this article has
caused lis general use and those who ns afflicted with the
delay We alude TO the Hays Lnment sold by Comstock
Sannneiped E men have attempted to counterfeit it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

4 CURE FOR SALT RBEua. PrMPLEs AND SORES THE
FArE.-How rnny persons are troubled with continual
breaking upon the skin then faces dcured by pmple
and who by the Of Comstocs Sanpaln Get the
entirely nd themselves of ths II eec;ually puries the
blood, mpertng nutritious charncer. expe all
the morbid scceons from the systcm gives tone to the scr
ach regulates The bowels and promotes d,seson never
leaves the bowe c.fecla prevent
and Of ali Bilious Disease. Sold Mt Il Courtand
Remember Only so bottle: waIrnnt II as
good and better than any sold Mt s1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

CorRAups ITALIAN SoAP.-' Beauty i, but SKIN deep"
an old adasc yet what sublime and thnng emouons are
LndeJ in gslns ON thai beautiful Translucent piece OF net
MorS when is dscae ga1ze veil texture displays the blue
beneath stealing like streams along el ,seb o. s
doies adna.on ud many who are ae.sd Sy lnf m
seie These may may not ausliorntc The evi oi
but al the bes, they merely repesshey do not remove e
nuisance GourGns Italian .Nedeatsd Soap. on the con-
traIy surely yet mcy the suace o! the cpice an
never fails eradicaing the worst kinds OF dc1oIah 81
disease of the skin For sale only the original dep o.
Walker street. lst store FROM Broadway. 10 d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

U ASTHMA AND DYSPEPSIA positively cured IN IN mn M
cases by oDgeys Western Indian Panncea This remedy ha,
been successfully tried and the proprietos can recommend II
with the utmost confidence and they will refund me os m % n
For evidence Of its virtues and OF the TemsISa6& & om S
place where it may be iound where may be haG gras
prmphet containing particular account OF ITS opefauo ana
nnnnie eyihence 70 satlsfy the most lncledulOus,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
BOARDING.

QoARD-A gentleman and wife, also or geutleIne, can
ID be accommodated with board at Is Chatham 81 None
but those who can give the best of reference need apply
n9 1ws'
pOARD with or without rooms may be obtaIned az 40 ~
ID Chamber street, opposite the Park n5.W
nOARD ITPTOWN.-Good unfurnshed rocms with board
d for gentleman and wife, or single ladies' at modsfas
and near Sase routes Apply at No. 20 Beecker between
Broadway and Bowery- % "
ITO A GENTLEMAN, who appreciate the advantages
of home an opportunity Dow offered IN small iarny
,hse there bcarders children Situation below
Une1cepuonahe references given and required
Address '' Henry at this Office nslt
JNOaRU-1 gentleman and wife, ahG few sinSie gen
Is tiemennan be nccomodasd in agreeable family Ut liz
Leonuri stiSst opposts the Carton house. oil suc,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09
QDoken, &c.

November th Int 81 40 lon "A TO- spoke bnrs Margaret
ugg. from Trieste for Baltimore. supplied her with small
stotes-by the Allen, nt this port,
Nov s. lat 3 30 len "a 30, spoke "a 3d. spoke bark Superior
Nov lat 81 g. lon " S. ,poke brig Exact Johnson hence
for Savannah by the ship Wabash, nt this poIt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

70 Dnley's Magical Pain Extractor SaIve wl n.nntiy
bnrn- Scald piles nnd NIL nfammaory complaints,
81 Walker tD; Store FROM Broadway. the money re-
funded If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

Tho falling off in Flour Is 900 bbls. but the increase in
Wheat is 81 900 bushels-equsl abou, the amount
Wool has increased about one hundred per cent Ashes are
400 bbls less than last year.
The following comparative table exhibits the aggregate of
-four wheat and conn., landed Buffalo during the month OF
October and the prices paid the l November for hve sea-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

You NEED NOT pEspAIR-A perfec. Remedy for RhouIna.
tsm-he wonderful which has followed the use oi
eurng any case matter how long standng has gained 9
il an increased demand and reputation never before
ard although other worthless articles have been t.ed yet the
rheumatic sufferers of obtaining reiei unless thy
20 No q Courandtseet and obtain the genuine arce'
li.b.. fnilx
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

" Hats-Fnn Fashion.-Now ready. q complete
assortment of the Fall Fashion HATS which in quality we
Will equal to any actured at old stn ndar
orces viz: Fine Mole Silk Hats. s25z; Extra do ~
Imitation Beaver, s9; E1n Fine. s4h.
WATSON & co. l54 Chatham SQuare.
opposite james street.
NJ C.,s arerv d..crption ON hand and made to
N' ID. C'p' Va WV IS ThSSMu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-09

O~The Subscribers give Notice they have
made arrangements FOR DAILY Express between Boston and
New York. BY which all goods entrusted cun be forward
cd without delay OF n hours has heretofore been the case
during the winter months when the boats on either line nun
trweeky The report nhich has nduStroAp eircniG
tel That ,cc run oRiv three times per reek UNQUAL
FIEDI,Y FALSE ADAMS g. CO.
no1wis 7Wnllsreet.