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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
CORRESPONDENCE of The soa,h caroliuia,n;.

..
Charleston, September 3.
The Cotton Market, during the greatest part
of last week, yesterday included, has been in a
very unsettled and depressed state; and altho'
the sales since my last, ofWednesday morning,
have amounted to about $50 bales, they were
effected more by the disposition of holders to
sell, Than by the desire Of purchasers TO buy.
Under such circumstances. prices have OF
course given way. aud are think now fully
!ct. lower. than a day or two following the re-
cept of the accounts by the Acadia. Extremes
Of prices range from 43 to "a cents, and it takes
= choice article TO command The latter price.
Liverpool fair may not he quoted over 6I Of
the new crop but very few bales have been re-
ceived, and still less sold al CD 6s. The ac-
counts by the Great Western are now daily
looked for She was to have left Liverpool on
the 10Th nit for New York, and may possibly
have reacfed there IN Friday or Saturday last.
IF she did so we shall hear Of her by this morrI-
ing,,s mail.
Saturday last being The end Of our CONNER
cial year, very careful count was made OF the
stock OF cotton in stores and on shipboard.
II amounted to II ,e93 bal les, including I,500 on
board the ship Tallahassee. hound Tor Liver
pool Last season it was 1900 bales, Of which
500 were on shipboard.
Respecting Me forthcoming crop, and the
probable range Of prices after the season has
fairly commenced, there are very conflicting
opinions but il is generally admitted that the
crop will reach 2,400,000 bales, and that pri-
ces will open, and continue during the season,
(unforseen accidents excepted, )nt 5 a64 to 7c.
-. Seplelnber4,
Holders of Cotton continue to manifest n
strong desire TO sell, in consequence of which,
ahou, 700 bags changed hards yesterday, at
former prices. The accounts per Great Yves
tern are just received. They appear Of rather
Il dampening order.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
HAMBURG REPTBLICAN

Gentlemen holding subscription papers for
this Journal, will please forward The names
upon them, 10 the publisher by the Goth inst,
at Edseheld C. H., IS C. After that date to,
Hamburg. jas. COCHRAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
Fall and Winter Goods.
WM. KETCHAM & CO.,

HAMBURG, S. C..
a RE now receiving their FALL AND WIZ
IA. TER stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
NEGRO CLnTHs, BLANKETS BoLTING CLOTHS,
CARrEr1NG. BoSsETs, and
nil the fine and fashionable articles for Ladies
and Genttcmea's ,rear. y,<.--
We have completed such arrangements as
will putus in the receipt Of nc,o Goods areekiy,
during the business season, so thar all the new
styles OF fashionable goods can be found at our
Store. as good as tho best and cheap as ihe cheap
est, ns fast as they shall appear in the New York
market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
CHARLESTON, Sep, 7.

CHARLESTON, Sep, 7.
Cotton.--Received during the past week by
Rail Road 1864 bales tIplands; by wagons %;
Total 1892 baies; exported in same time. TO Liv.
crpool. 1927 bales; to New York, 1863; total
2995 bales; leaving on hand shipping stock of
10440 bales. exclusive Of 795 bales on ship.
board moi cleared
III our last circular Of the I'd inst. which is
included the transactions Of Saturday Of the
week previous to the past, we reported the
market for Uplands as being in an unsettled
state, prices irregular and having downward
tendency On Monday and Tuesday the mar.
kel remained in about the same condition.
sales to the amount of 674 bales We're made
both days included, ontcrms continuing in ia
vor of purchasers. On Wednesday morning
the accounts per Great Western were recei.
we'd from Liverpool TO the 18th ut. and on the
next morning were followed by those by the Hi
betnia. being thee days later The genei al
features of the Liverpool market were repre-.
sented as fiat and with somewhat of decline
Since then our market has been very much de.
pressed, particularly on Thursday and yester.
day-only IS bales Of the NEW crop having been
sold at 81 81 on that day.-Mercufg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
TIae Olive; Branch:

= - u 91C UH1VC, NDHsuHHCH
HS published. by Henry C.sGoodwin.s every
q. Saturday morning, office No. 5 Washing
ton.street, Boston. Devoted to Christianity,
Mutual Rights, Polite Literature, General In
telIigence, Agriculture, and the Arts,
The Rev. T. E., Norris, Editor and Proprie-
tor the Rev. Shovel, Assistant Editor. -.
T'erms-$2 per year, if ,paid in advance !;
80 25 at the exprationof six, months, and
81 50if not paid until lthe end of the year.
p. "A. RAMSEY, dgent.
Edge6eld C.. Fl. s. c.
August q II 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-09-11
From, the Southern Patriot.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EU.
RODE

Arrioal Of the Ribernia. Steam
ship Hibernia arrived a, Boston on Sun
day last. and her letters being forwarded
South by the Government Express, came
to hand this morning, but no papers or
slips. time not being allowed. we ap-
prehend. for this purpose. There cau,
we imagine, he no political intelligence,
in addition To what was received by The
Great Western, of any importance. The
following extracts If letters will show the
state of the market at Liverpool and
Havre.
Liverpool, Aug. is.
We have less doing in Cotton the past
Ten days, and prices are I'd lower than in
the first par, of The month. The sales Of
Cotton to day are 1000 bales, the market
heavy.
Liverpool, Aug. 10.
Since the 18th inst. our marker has been
inanimale and the prices then current are
Obtained with increased difficulty.
Liverpool. Aug. l9.
This marke, is now in most depressed
state, and the general opinion is agaius,
Cotton. IL appears 10 me the growers are
trying all they can TO run down prices. and
unfortunately the weather here is not very
favourable for the harvest, ii rains every
day. The general reports from The coun
try are Of heavy rains-should they con
tinue all Of this month and September, it
then is possible that The prices for Cotton
will remain frm-every thing, however,
depends materially on the further accounts
from the United States.
Hare, Aug, IA.
Our market wears good appearance,
looking forward moi for better prices, for
we can scarcely expect them higher with
The rates ruling ar Liverpool, aud The
near approach of another crop: But we
have the prospect we may say the certain
ry of good regular demand. The redu-
ced state of the stock in spinners hands
which must he the case as they for many
months past purchased less than their av-
erage consumption, and an improving
state of their trade permit US TO look for
ward with confidence ,oa good demand.
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Bacon,

ENRON 10 to $4,000 lbs. COUNTRY BA-.
.H CON, a prime article. Just received and
for sale by SIBLEY & CRAPON.
September a, .t., 33
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LiYernool. Aug. is.

We have less doing in Cotton the past
len days, and prices are I'D lower than in
the first par, of The month. The sales Of
Cotton to day are 1000 bales, the market
heavy.
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AUGUSTA, Sen.

'at,y Flour is selling from wagons nj sl!.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
How tnor ches, Pennsylvania.

F.oia TIC Philadelphia .amerieaH Sentinel. October l.
THE TARiFf.-ihis is The regular cuckoo-sons
OF The Wings, and more prolliss,e attempt ut ce-
cep,ion could nu, be, than TO mix this question in
The politics OF The dlv. Every man af sense, e"cry
honest man, knows il is Il LOCAL and not n PARTI-
SAN question; that tfhiss and Democrats o, IKE
SoutF together nnitd IN opposition to II, whi'c
both Democrats and Wings a, he North stand out
frmiy,n its support. M such issue III any point
of view can be said 10 he Involved lie approaching
Presidential contest: the Na,ion is in debt scuc Is
or 90 millions, and all Tie products OF the Tariff
will H. required Tor the next ten years to ex,G
g,;si the National Debt. Nlr. Polk is pledged 10
onc term, :ti;i the Wings know they raising q
false and delusigc issue, by which they may ii-
dnce the people 10 vote FOR man 10 when they are
thoroughly opposed, and whose election would be
a source of disaster and distress.
Is not this cool We exchange with at least
three huadfo1 Wing journals, ono hundred Of
them Southern, and not one OF them opposes the
Tariff, while out Of Pennsylvania and New-Jer-
sey we know not one Lee, paper which really
supp9rts it. VIII Pennsylvania be swindled
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Louisiana-a:ississipp Goes the
Battle!

NEw-0RLsASs, ?ept .3.n Is:
To ,se Editor Of Tie Tr'5uze:
have been 10 ras.tentive observer CT the p-o-
g,ess Of political events in Louisiana, end pre-
suIne you would be GLAD 10 Learn something Of
Wing prospects in this State. Put down the SIX
electoral votes Of Loui.iare fer Clay anc Freling-
huyssn, ard put her down, too, by majority that
will surprise you For lie last three years Lou
;siala has been surrendered 10 the enemy by shee.
default. In July last, we VII gs woke up and
commenced working but, we did not begin car
ly enough, ard only accomplished sufficient to
render US certain Of what We could achieve bg
properly directed and well organized cxer;!on.
Since the ,csrl, Of The July elections, the Wings
have 5een abo;ing zealousIy and arcfn:ly, ard
cool and accurate survey Of the prospcc, IN eve
ry parish in The State coavnces me, beyond
doubt, that VIC shal, carry Louisiana, II not oJ
the majority Of 1910, at teas: by one which, IN
der the circumstances, may be considered IN
urnphan, The Texas question has pretty wei
exploded here. Ii carried off SUING few weak
brethren in the faith, and did us 10 further harm
The chief obstacle against which we nave 10
contend is the admirable organization OF INT
cn,my, and frQud--an agent which Loco-fo oco-
ism never scruples to employ, ard which, nu' iof
Wing vi glance, would oe now directed with ID
tai eiisc. against US. In spite, h"weTeF' oi eve
r, source Of difficulty or embsrFasF@ehi' the '''a'e
+, safe. am, our c.!cuisticn ls That Tc eheH give
clay from 1900 tn 1900 m~jori'y, lhe City
will contribute 500 at least to Tins result In the
first C,ncrcssion4l district we shall tie our aata-
.oris,s; tie .cconc viii give from 1880 TO llOO
Wing majority the third MT over $50 "ga'nst
rs. and the fourth about 500 for Clay. We arc
more likely to overshoat tlsa fall beneath cur
Calculation.
Mississippi is State which ] have invariably
st down foi Polk s, Dallas. Rocart info;ma-
ion from highly respectable sources INDUCES Inc
% believe that there is an equal chance at ltast,
,! her yo.irg for Clay. Onc cl her Wing can
3!d;,es f,r Elsctor, who has uavc!scc fully
h. CO. ou.i:s Of the Counties in estate. assures
ne that Mississippi may be regarded as safe for
Inc wings Sc mote it be! pretend not 10
udge of Il sister Stac, bat OF LoWsjanas poltl-
:al integrity, have The mcst undoub.cd conrlc-
ion. Gets here run ligh, but not cent will the
lpcos stake on Louisiana unless long ocds are
given. Three months ago, they wero wagering
.wo 10 one shat the State would go for Polk.
Yours y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
Foot Race for $1,000.


TINIiS RACE akes psee the Beacon Course opposite
= NewloTs. the li;h o: OcDeer, nt thtes o'clock
weather emr,irS The icTse Of 81 900 divided between
the M second third snd fourth for the greatest distance
formed IN hour There have e persons, ifum eferen
parts the United States and Engand pad their
this .ece, inc!ud,5g three OF the tet pedestrians
who have lately arrived here from tie Old country io tbs
test also Malor Henry Sanwood of Connecticut. John Col
cen and other celebrated pedestrian. OF the country
There will also De
FOOT R-9cE
be above Course on the lsih q October The following
sn. 3ues so!t distances will he given p1Teary
race vz ) 1 yaft. SIS for 4ol yards, S. OF the
the seeos the $40 for mile $40 Tor the second
s45 nile. SIS of The 20 me second IN The All
the above made before The Sh October.
.h.r hy le:,s e with Randall Smith, Park Row, with
the proprietor who will be the above place on the evening
ri the 7h ard sh between the hou o and ~ O'clock for
the purpose of RECEIVING entries.
All peous who have entered ar the above of tl 600
ere requested TO lie present his dressed their
jockey dresses the purpose receiving their nuoers get
HORSE RACING
On the above Course meeting Of racing will commence
this Course on TUESDAY the a2i. and continue fcr three
days. The following will be gwen eso for nie
$50 for miles $50 miles and suitable purse f0-
inek There vii also be several sweep,takes open. The
tack viii be pu; eood oder stable straw, &c gratis
tic lws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

PREVENTION Of PAUPERIsM Is BosroS.-We
learn from the Rcpcri OF the Boston Society for the
Prevention OF Paupersm. that the number OF per-
sons "ho have applied durirg the last quarter is
lilo Of whom 1916 were foreigners, Il under the
age 10; rs have obtained places, ant $40 have
left the Civ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

rT'aET EASURY OF HISToRY-Conpr.;ng general
Outline of UnrerSa History Ancient and Modern and
eas separate Htorie OF every Nation tst eIlstI-er
RE Progress aad Present Condition. the Moral and Sei.l
Cha-v ;h rhsti their Religion Asnnery and Gus
&c ty Samuel Saua3en With Additions By imeri
Ediof In pres ard viii lie shortly is,ned ssou
numbers. ST - ceats each. by DANIEL ADEE.
o4Y lgf Ful;on.,,- y. Y.
INMERY-5o casks best London Emery for sale b.
Los SHERMAN. ATWATER 4 co. No. 30 Broad sts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

LIGHTS AHp SHADOWS CT DOMESTIC LIE
This is little gem containing selection OF p.cse
and poetry on subjects connected with Home and lis
associations, from the pens of best moral writer's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

EARLY PiE1Y-lrs PKoGREss ANp RESULTS
A little wcrk giving in series OF conversations BE-
tween goyemess and her pupils, sketches OF vaTi'
Gus individuals male and female, who have illus
lra,ed by their lives the Influence and value OF early
religious training. ~. II. Newman, 100 Broad
yyayl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

" THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for October
has Cor ito leading article deeply interesting Re-
view of Simcoe's Military Journal, work recently
published, and forming part Of the History of the
American Revolution. The Review notices in de-
tell, and in a manner which, however impartial,
canno; fail to disturb many preudceF, the principal
occurrences betweenthe Wings and Tories through
out the War. The other articles are entitled
Landscape Gardening, Instruction of the Deaf
aud Dumb Wordsworth's Poetcal Works, Life
aud Correspondence Of Dr. Arnold The Founder
of the Jesuits,' Aida, or Town end Country,
SpaIks's Life of DR.. Franklin end Critical
Notices. c. & FRANCIS &. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

THoRsross FAMILY PRAYERa.-Stan!ord &
Swords have published new edition, with thirty
additional pages, Of Family Prayers and Prayers
on the Ten Commandments, to which is added
Family Commentary upon the Sermon on the
Mount BY the late Henry &. THoRaToS, Esqr
N. Z. Edited by Bishop EAsrBURS OF Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

ANOTHER BRIrisu FoRrREss.--New Bun =.
wick papers state that :he wors on the new nil
tary post q, Grand Falls, on the Eastern side Of
ST. John, was about being commenced Tie
Notifications will cover $50 acres, and the con-
tract for clearing has been taken at f5 per acre
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

n- T.c Chemical 2rcpar atoms or DR..
Go,TRu ha:e ottlinsd WGrid wide celebrity nnt per-
hsps no rnr Gs been ,1o, completely vicnzed
By erocs than Df g. M dos his skl enDoFae
sxne article calculated aSsuags the pair OF deOIInty
than Il instantly pOunced upoE by the gToant hnd vuni
who initiate every pont-sxcep;n- lis vruc Inc unsd
ry ra therefore cautioned against purchasing eny OF tie o
lowing ARTICLES. except ct Dr Gonauds only New "k De
pot 81 Walker street hrs; store from Broadway
POUURE 81 DE for eradcatIHg upeIfinous nall from
ans pert the umhn body Always tested before buying
Proof positive this, and mistake Directions French and
English, accompany eici botte.
ITALIAN MEDiCATED soar cr curing rmpt'.
eck!es, hn,cheS redness, slowness noheT eyspe
las aud all cr;cnntous complaints. ID cents cake
GRECiAS AIR DYE. will color red o! gray hau 10 >
beautiful bro~G BLACK, nj tie option c the usei. wi'noii'
stainlng the Alin. WaffGlte!.
Liquid VEGETABLE ROUGE-s9 GEMS.
BLANC D'ESPACAE O: Spanish Ehiis ioE the complex
Io.. - cents box.
LURIN'S, GUERI: :N'S. anj other 7erfunlerI. Remom-
be-, 81 Walker street, l.; store sgoa Broadway: -
TRACTOR. at the shove runiDcr.
Agen.-I4 Chenu,s PhaGelohIa Alk Boston, lget,
Salem Caraon & Go. Lowell Hodge. Sewcrfypoi. rat
ten. Portland: Guld. bangor; Dyer Providence Green.
Worcester Co*es. Springfield Fsrre, Mrdle,own hlyers.
New Hsrea Peace. Stanwi1 Hall. Albany Tousey
Rochester; Stn:rs. HUDSON Graz. P0keepsc, Hackus
Bull, Troy. "a River st. tEe. oc3 I'm
D1- DR.. Phinmeys's Family Pills constantly
for sale by B. e D. SANDS. 7a Futoa street. rs Broad
way and - East Srnad.=ny eo 6n'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
WANTED.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN o iarra! s.1i,op4; 90. sp5.
ipf7c?le. amt +. ;'a GOOD br,les, 80 s,. ,,hIca
~ Sc,,r 4, c-,r-on ;o his f,-yc, st h:'t sno ~
w.-a ae c71 hf2e ultimately o. : ise1T1 - a. 4, .sor
tiae command SSO1 u hn?e' '.i, ~ - 80, - nj ,s.l
act lusr;en az .oue oae .e-e SOC vysg n,d h.
st1n; : o.' E @ - .t =. lr -ivc re bet 81
e;5 leitl-nce, AiJs, Il Z Upqe pr o5--e % l~-
s,FRYi = FO3 80ARn-A yosn= fnNn nnS!i.nE ~, a.
- &c e, 3i-eh a. isst rg.i 10 % "a s @ .eersn:si
49,. ,,,s 9 g. =. W tar,r5 'ra .; MesAF, csTehea
Il 5rdenhnEca iol J,ho - Z - ~, ,eic. g .
AAtGr-A7 t'c e:t2a- yeass %'i, | s,,s,,rs,
obec;on hog.-v-o't t,s,s irs RsfHSe,o' <, &C.,
r-te-snees -,vsa - TO QUALIFICATIONS A32H &c Ia
ar IS5TTD 4 f.,.s--r,.,- ~ ler To 20 South ErSirs
w orFEI.LoWs NeH ARs1ALA : C'7Ji sA. SAA'"
lITANTsU-Ry ar,gec: Jena; ,'on'o. a., '"sT 80
- 4. .car7r,, S.a, :s'f; 'ro u..-T''a,ls a.,
20 k1- thnrIUsAs .na aa' ID" -. ~. -, ~ ,,
ESssc isfesce :yte :i.. = - IS
YNIANrED-A .:aa,on ,. - ,e'a'i' yo,-2s "1o'in
SaS. ' s,f S & Pee esge Ho s. 'c-;r! -
i.on, r1,r.. - ! ~
C,LEKK SSA~.rtti-la -cye ,oa,e u,H = ~ 5, ye1rs
4 uracr. who ity es,Srr,nt si'H accounts go n,N
2S s i sS5 81 sa s..c .a 5, N r At ihsiste
eIsc,Y .ss5ore. irpg Ia box ~ NOR 9a,' ph;o. =
W onsbst bs, been iu, i;- ..-l -ri good lgaltT
Apn!y ~, to ''A' aEgRIr sSIrH ias s,-tt.
oS,f car',t Of |esty ';Eee'
J4TAN! !ED-N u..!l.e asei ,o'ord s. $50 20 80 a't.
= dssu., into he country, - cook - ne rihIef.
who CONS wei reisn3ec- ~ t- . "s-'; ~' -
.ysI. iUvg ii.oasly, ~ iru 81 l. u. II - Nesb ~
on i;oadev. ;us.tsy. ~ ite1C t-y. ~ &
sNY YXgEHlAN;,s1 s.AgEER ,vi,he. '',aNu,o to,n
a ,rci N me Er- h BaEcac-. Cs G. Nocal Music
rs wnu cap!uy nj IN, tG". or lev hiG siy he heft
leS'lroa.s aad references s'vea. Add.'' Ipot ln1a'
Office -
HTANTEil--A SITUATION ., Ge'ereS ~ fanny. u
,' 10 FfN.-g -
lner, Hev r. II Hill. No 3Hpre,ri9 street cS
yzTaNTEa-A ,sc0ul hnl rot.s prrlp n O.: -, c-'er
w h5e.y,o HUTCHINSON aHtNioN.
,i - .s.r~s- ,
S1Te4N IN;;.NE AND NUiETR WANTED -.iny
- pc- IN rr,foc -od 'scond h.nd hncite put ne u
,, II - - hors t,wsr ,hipk iu sci tasstin. ndl tto
pSSiicia'ef % e-'''- -' !JRACi. Ii. DAY
rs,rv nrf.g .p~ E%NtRIs- VIcFssuRG bAfS SnocS
y c.-ii,rts 'rr thirty ,-afs ,'i Ets'sgf tAas 80
N N, Est.p oi sues Is TJ- an' uH-ie-t- -, VIZ
parcfc; Au,rry stir-hed - lp' an s"'n'' ~ Na,'
Il Nns rrc letter ard 0.t D., 49, - " N"
hy. MIN l,, pad j, in ia 4. u Iasngsuns oti,s 52Wel
"oS'e , -" - ' - 49, iinhl {"
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
TIE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTH IA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND AL DISEASES OF TIE
2 4 l. MO n 4 Il O K q A Ms.

AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
y l. 10 \ y X \ o K u ANS.
DR.. WISTAR'S BA.SAI OF WILD
CHERRY.
EXTRAGT OF LITTER FROM A @ rosI -hAsTsh' s ,
II csted PEMBROKE. Washington Co blame. April fs~h
lei.-MR, ISAAC BUTTS-peer Shat ,he Ieques; OF
Of many Of my ents hi, and vic:Ey who nie al
cet with consumption ard liver complaints. take the !f-
" of asking appoint ts county agent 70
sell Wl5rAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. and 10
send him few dozen, there OF ipr sale within two
hundred miles from this. have TO Doubt that would meet
with ready sale were could lie procured without
too much c1pslse and delay
Ny wife attached ubou, SIX month, since WITH what the
physicians called ihs !st stage Of conumouon-n cor1pnnt
very preveen; h tie county Having seen the
Ba.sarn ad. ertised IN August.
~ go NILES FROM HERE, 10
TOOK The send there bottle OF H. which she ock
and which ne s her much the; sent for two bottles more
which she has sso ke and she thai she has not
telt 50 wei for she does e. this time A those VINO
nave inquired and asc-Itared what effect the nsan
had ANXIOUS 10 have for sale IN this vicinity which
the oi my writing you
Please inform By mail whether conc ude 10
send some and To- whom, order thai may be known
where II can be had. am, with respect. your sc ,
7. G. FaRNSWORTH. ?. ii.
The whole counirJ fast learning that medciHe-co
pby.nH-no pfepaiatons Of any And *sa,evsr-ean eeus
DR.. Wis:sT's Bakrrn 0 Wild Cherry.
cJ- BEWARE OF IMlrATIOSS.-The genuine |: sold
New-YorS. only ky isuc Butt = Ann = Pree 81 o. per
bottle. xA m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

E- Water Cure Establishment, 05 Ba--
cIay-st-joe! ;;hew n. D. Pucioac'. Those who can
not re; relief By drugs invited 10 try Natures best med
ene The locaon nry and pleasant and the ccnvenIsnces
ample for iu treatment by Water The poor advised sra
,uioDsir o43m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

Rrp'MgSTs oF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AID AsTRoSo.I :
bsnrt "T tre YoQage: as,es IN ac:tensi ana io o.
Natural r. o-ppET aac ist,oanmf II fne LH!tse
Ne. Lavsa. $ Haacec.. Newly u. Co.ilai S.Cs..e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

TIE RECORDS OF Coon Mans LIrE.-Ths is
the title o. an excellent little voluma by Rev. CHAs
B. TAYLLR, Just published By Stanford & Swords
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

ENGLISH MAGAzIsKs.-We have received from
LEONARD Scott & Co. the Westminster Review for
September, and B!ackw ood's Masa zine fer the same
month, which have just been republished by Them
The cegen, sly .e Of these reprints, the punctualiy
with " hich they arc issued, should ensure them
very large circulation among all those who wish 10
keep up with the literature of the day. The ac
count of,le Burns Festival in Blackwood, contain
ing Professor Wilson's Speech on the occasion, is
of itself worth The Price of a number.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

i~~71N "TnE i:SGISEER's TEXT Book, AND Gen
EKiL MECHANICS PocKxr GUIDE; hsing short
freaisn on The Results and Uses of Machinery. etc
Including ayeIeiy OF U-efal Practical Rules and
Tables, etc. By THOMAS CHlLroN and PA2Tos
Thompson, Practical Mechanics. Boston 5. n.
D!cKIysoN. For sale by SAXroN & MILES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09
MUSIC.

To the Ehfc Of h;ysicci I'nsfe in the U. States: ::
IEARPS-I 7. sHnWnEG, Z, co. from tE.nri) makers
OF tie lC1fut ID rgteG; ,:alic .l Sins2 Acton ,ar,
London and Hew TOk. established !5lJ J. = = otcS ict
i;T.liwry ele:uDt tsSo!iircEt al Dgubie anu
Single Actpa ,i'n. The ,,r hiisncy OF tone, !iG. "i
nuc ana % r> Er q-eCt chuni.m oi Iloss i!aTn'
,ele cn uncuun.., and obtain o' ter Tie rs; nna"rr
and prsOr IN. r)uass Earcpe uni ia's county "as
sic Constructed the Dss- PRINCIPLES Of n. ceiearhied rru
with ~ tra modern Improvements ": 900 "a n"d fe'ls
Wetrr;e bear the tast c climate end a. EuEogs pfceS
lIas rceo-sd cnd :ur he rtrng. issruction looks Nu
.c sc J. 4, BROWNE, Manufacturer,
''' 80. rs Broadway. and
nul5 2m Inn No TJI, ChnRbers.Strret. =. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-09

tEP LurufR's CoHME.TARY on THE EPIsTLE
TO THE GALATIANS has been published in neat
octave volume by RoBERT CARTER, 80 Canai-st.
III! work must be Invaluable 10 the inulIitudes who
reverence the master spirit Of the Reformation.