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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR aCKERS.-Thekub;
= icber wishes make known 10 hs public that mrcn OF
IN, bgcu and cracke which s0d this city bY the above
uaaes are entirely deant from the SODA BISCUIT and So,
sAR CaAcKy9s made al his Bakery which have been uses
for more ther enty year, with the best resu5 while tn.
iaaton which be mare or les pnce though pernaps
a5oYe BISCUIT ard CRAcKZ2s aSo BUTTRR BISCUIT WINE
BISCUIT, BUTTER CRACKERS. WATER CRACKERS, PiL9I
and Nay BREAD al OF thc fin; quality constantly oI
ssIe at the aiEaOn eztabhmeDt, b .,rest
corner o. Warrer- -s;res;. EPHRAlM TREADWEI l..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
VIM. y. JENNINGS & GO.
DRAPERs AND TAILORs,
Importers o< Clotns, CHssirnorcs, ysstiagJ
Fancy Dress Articles, Sc
22l Hra,IGss.n. .1merican Iotei S1pp,i.e

lie FoaItois,
aa4c aa;lon fron gsen. and Struyssr, Ndrrng G az.
moEa 10 0Tse utcrant o. asw Goeds Fal, White,
nsar.laeciad with Fre1e'ng hel stock n rict iuqus
ty snd VARIETY - ss in tho city. ,o,npr. r,u,ef
ard 'led Cloths lweedF, SC TO- 0r-rr0as Clc L -.
F-such aad Ensah ClchI or d,sss md cs Goats yro,
style, C,ssinsses 6ch felvei MerEo :iiS an satin
Yesiass hch WILDE caGa ori7t prices sustain
Taputscn as The -oneef' IN the progressive reionstoa thai
avertns Inc g conpant thay cash pvrchatcl Tax
oI o;h9ss dSuquece, The ryi9 firth u rr Carmen
will compare with tbosn ccry oi:s rah'hm.n,, AVID a III
il Tire ieorel cfths sxter-iYe patronage eisi;ed.
A large asorrant vt E,Rev UrALrTY Heety-rsde C ar
csmpr,,s CsgcOeis COass. Drs and Frork Cos
oantsiooui Vests &c. Constantly hand with full supp
Of Fnrcy Dross 8rclg, nsudng scari. Crivat, Hdkis
Govcs. Sgspnden Drosrn- Rob.-. &c. ostrb
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
rr LECTURES and Convers .tion Meetil

Ns- Lectures and Conversation Meetings
AT THE AMERICAS INSTITUTE N THE PARK-SIonday and
Tuesday Evenings November 18th and 2h a before ocinck
~; % M, by 1ote ,Te od O T he whole
internal md external movements operation Tickets 25cs
for gentleman nud two ladies,
Wednesday Nov 81 - CONVERSATION MEETINGS at the
place ut ~ O'Clock: Subject: VENTILATION public
and private buildings and Improvements in the dfauGht oil
chmneys Admission free. -
stated meetings CT farmers CLuB the lst and Sd
Of every month. u O'Clock NJ. The AGRICULTURAL COM
MrrEE Of the American Institute notified the
nlly mt II A. NJ. ms p
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

EAyISDOW SHADE DEPOT-No. Spruce street,
w seDGD go1h Of Sbnde&. The ,ubzc:iben, evut ayx
please. Lave enarged tteir tab bnent IN supply tho
increasing demand iIf their superior shades Persons yr.
hep rely on having good acle, they are always
willing 70 eSchinge them.
Their puiten consist fevery kind which could be inventei
aud ry have greater assortment than all the ther estab
llsmens put together and they tuSe great pleasure show
ing them, Bnd never offended they do sell PerpIo
Of tase would do well TO cali Sign Banners and Interior DO.
corai0Gs done not 10 be snpnssed Trimming ef all knds
cheap; BAR:oI. & DE NAUSEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
Also. a reaeral assortment of Fancy Cood'.
CLOTHING.
ovER-CoATS AND CLoAKs

OyER-COATS AND CLOAKS
AT THE
NEW-SORlI CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
Isl BroaG,rav. three doors beio TIE Frdnkin House
The subscribers would invite the attention Of gentlemen
Of fashionable Winter Garment, 10 their different style.
of Pctos and Sack 0ye;.Coats. which they selling OF
greatly reduced puces. Also. different styles of Cloaks at
sna! advarce cos; of manufacture.
n23 1ws J. c. BOOTH < co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
NEw FALL AND WINTER GOODS (!
Ncn's Boys, and Children's Clothing.
G T. q " z n II, G e N Il y !
No siO Chnfbnto-xf..

WILL SgEp T; cG,3SI G2,SsrnNTLy M On HAND 4 FULL
hnn nn ~ lr;i T. nSJ,E. !, !, ,iSN ~
pi all descriptions made q ihe eosT FAsBIosABL, sTYLB
which he wo.d respectfully Insir the o tho
10 wgbf A. h.. has Elhde nncrfncn1 81 fersive
CLOTHS. Cg$Sf.BERES, VEST LyCyS. 10.
oy prekst md has secured the secS Of experience
sho may purchase.
" BGarNenta g.1fs - OTetT 81 tss shortsst nettsy
lrd trtts sirtn, pyiiEsWciitr. ie6 iru
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

SOCIETY LIBRARy.--A Se,cs OF Entertainments cta
= Musical and Como character by Mss t. SHAW is'e Of
Miles, Seh by TINT eccenirc and versatile gen Dr..
VALENTINE aS,i Other emneu; itst' at ;he Scety L.
hrary, commencing TueSdss Eyenuc. Nov 26th lsi.
Fo, further particulars bills othc day. u25 3'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
Dcs- splendid article Of imported BAY WATER QUART
DoTTLEs, 80 cents at q CouItundt street.

When Venus the clear skinned made earth her abode,
To give beauty its fulness and scope,
She must sure have given to DR.. Gouraud
The secret Of making hor soup.
The ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP. manufactured by Dr.. r.
Felix Gouud is certainly the best article for beauttyng
young females and reuvenatng old ones that the world
positively eadcaes tan. pmples freekes, mophew,
roushne blots spots smnburns and gives to the
marble from the quarres ofPars Sold genuine in New York
only a, 81 Walker ST. lst FROM Broadway. Jordans
2Mk ST. Boston: "a Chenut st. Philnepba Peace4 Stan
wix Hall. Albany; Backus & Bull Troy: Sorrs Hudson:
Gry POuchkeepe; Myers New Haven Green Wossester;
Dyer, Providence and from Maine TO Florida. n6 teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
NEW ENCLISH WORKS.

NEW ENGLISH WORKS,
RECEIVED PER BRITANNIA.
G1ys PfIlcpies OF Eo7encc Medicine complete, - 20
Scientific Memoirs. part I3, 81 -.
Leiisrs oad Dispatches OF Nelson vol l, 50.
ThaeTs Principles of 4 Ayucuturs yos $3.50.
Stephens Comment on Laws Of England. 3yos- 81 ~.
Csnaims Treatise on Paiutns. vol 81 %.
knemi.ts Msteo-olo-y. b. Walker vni. ~
Stephens Church OF Scotland, vol. 3, 81 90
Miller. Pnncipes Of Surrery, VOL 50 ..
DaI5ys Journal Across the D-ssr'. ! esls. s6 50.
Analysis OF kant's Critic. ! vol svo 81
Lord Rose on the Mons;e. Telescope. 81.
.tcserrnan Msnun of Coors, IS cents
Thery Ms.ovIngian Er1, vol. Svo 81 80.
Rgrrows Life OF Drake, ! vol. - cenSs.
North British Review. No. g.
Eaiwelrs Dctinray oil Archaic Words. No. l. IS eentS
GranihaIn's Facts N Medicine a1d SUrgery. 50 50
Smns on Practical TuDneling. itn. 81 20
Guys Hospital Reports. No. 4, 81 S.
Witnesses for the Truth 10 Church OF Scotland. So.
Imported and 70. sale by
WILEY & PUTNAM, lsl Broadway.
(Ifsf be rrr,ir1cI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

BEAL's HAIR RESTORATIVE is the greatest article for
The growth hn invented. Found only at5I walker 81
lst store FROM Roadway No 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

1943. 1914.
July 70
AUGUST, o.
september oo'uS
October 'SSy n 'V'4oi VI
necember .............. 42.3i9 35
lsi3-From July to October inclusive STA 461 04
lSa.-From July to October incusive...... l52SSy 10
Gain in four months road S3I 8l So
Income of the road from July to Oct 1874 lo3,3
Allow that November and December, 1874, only equal
the same months of lSi3. and there no doubt of
their exceeding that amount IN the same ratio Us The -
four preceding months ,osg
Add for the Bank dividend. II,5yU
Contract for null and other sources 81 GOO per month A0U
Six mons mo1sI expenses $50 per month 1900
siO3, ,409
81 eco shares months dividends at 10000
surplus.
The Annual Report of the Wilmington and Ra'
leigh Railroad gives the following results:
Amount of receipts Of Railroad from all sources, for
the year ending lSt October 1874 u, -
Expenditures of Railroad for perod.... l366 10
Profit of Railroad s21,u59 ~
Amount of receipts of steamboats, from all sources - .
for the yeur ending LIST October, 1874 Sl2 - 81
Expenditures of steamboats, for the PERIOD. I w
Profits of steamboats,. .................. si8Sll 50
Total amount of receipts of lilroad and steamboats, ~ -
for the year ending lt Oct. ISli Sg rs 70
Total amount Ufexpcndltures for the period 96S5 "A
Total amt profits of raroad and steamkont> S50 81
The receipts of railroad for the ending ls Ocoher l
Receipts Of Steamboats, for the time, A0A q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

90 Appointments for Mr.. j. B. Cough, the
eloquent Temperance Lecturer:
Rev Dr. Patton's Church, Sprngs Sunday evening" Nov.
9th, 7o'clyck.
Rev. Dr. Skinner Church. NIercerst Monday evening.
Rev. DR.. CoX's Church, Brooklyn, Tuesday evening.
Allenreet Meth Episcopal Church. "Wednesday evening
Rev. Mr.. Burchards Church, Of Thompson and ous
ton.streets, ThurSdny eYening. n23 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
FRESH BUTTER

FROM PHILAD ELPHIA.
rTyUIS LUXURIOUS BUTTER viii be received FRESH
twice week through the fiatfr. at BRowss WHOLE
CpoSray where /: .ay be md quantities. N pur
chnsers Families wishing supply will please send hel
address ,1ge5ct and state ihe number OF pounds they de-
size per week Is the supply will be Emitted
Also
CHOICE TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE. OIL s. CANDLES.
Together with genera assortment o: Spices, c sc. al 81
which ere nffered By wholesale. G, eiciesdis pr'ces
The undersigned have hesitation in assuring the public
that tr establishment presents inducements the purchaser
al wholesale unsurpassed by any other and they respectfully
invite all who would gave the retail profits their supplies OF
Groceries, 10 cell al
THE GRANITE BUILDING.
l35 Eghth-stree,. Cd door East of Broadway.
JOHN H. BROWN & BROTHERS.
NB-Orders from the country carefully packed and ship.
ped at the shortest notice. n8 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

DEAFNESS CURED.--Dr. McNairs Acoustic Oil has com.
saps in Boston and philadelphia could not give any benefit
The original document can be the sole For all
naip Of the ear il is very beneficial. Mr. Wm. Hayden of
Sddetown, Conn., cured of total deafnesS OF seyera.
flask To be had al q Courtandt street.
TAKE NoT1CE-A CURE FOR THE PILEG-The worst at
torSs of this complaint he Immediately relieved and
maneny cured short tme by the IF Hays nment,
and Dr. Lns Celestial Balm OF China Thee articles have
the wort cases is now well established Sold q Conandt
street, and net effected the price will be
funded
BLyss1y0 TO MANKINp-(onnel'sM Magical Pain Extrac.
tor from q Cournndt stree-Th great healing salye
kuowedged by all who ave used tn be the most wonderful
article ever known 1t repe oil injuries by fire. extracts al
sam and prevents modification every case IT will cure
ofte following complaints al pay is refused for II.
Burns Old Sores Chaps,
Scnlds Bruises Wounds
Eupions, Scroinln, Piles,
ChilblaiDs, Sore Eyes, Tender Feet, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

LADIES,
NOCR attention is called the very extensive stock Of
/ NEW and RICH FALL GOODS, Just opened.
l5O ps rich Silks from 4s TO l6s. PER yard.
100 ps very rich Cashmere, from 3. 10 S. per yard
go ps newest patterns NJ de LANES and Reps from Is ed. TO
7s per yard.
800 ps Alpaca Lu.res, from 2s TO IS. per yard.
l5O ps French AIe-inos. from es. to 16s. per yard.
800 Cashmere Shawls. designs, from IS TO sloo.
1000 Printed Thibet. Wool Breche. Worstet Darnask and
Plaid Shawb-yvth many ether styles suitable for the
season. Alo very large stock of Blankets and Flon-
nels-vh every variety of Goods wanting for the Fall
and Winter wear.
Ladies'. by calling and examining stock OF Goods, will
find il UNSURPASSED, in this any other city, either IN
quality, richness or c,eapness.
o. One price asked, and no deviation.
mis- is BARKER & TOWLE. Il Catharine-stfcet
CyLoTH, CASHMERE & SATTINET STORE. sUT:
" TON, * co. have list opened arge assortment of
Cloths Cassulercs Satires Gala Pcs Paid Innings &c
SC. fresh from Auction and the Importers IN be sold at the
lowest possible prices III Sp:ng street. deception here
n. B. Mernos, hipaccas, Bombazines, Afghans, De-
Lnines Fannek. o. Snis
JNRENCH H4lERINOS.-BARKER, 81 Grand street. has
lust received entire stock OF French MennOs OF
the best quality and fashionable shades Also one case
Mode Colo ana superior quality 81 wide which will be sold
very cheap. (ng3) BARhER, 2Sl Grnnd 81.
SHAWIS, SHAWLS. SHAWLS. SUTToN & co.
y have enlarged tcir assortment Of BrochI & Cashmere
Shaw. Square and Long and nrc prepared 70 eel them ut
prices To SUIT SCIIOS g. ".
OF SIMS lH spring cor SuilFan-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Agsoogeei.
T1Y D4NG.s. RICFihRL}> < PIAJ'r--stose ~ bIoa..
y ter "a h sdvancesu-,ss frs.e on oorsShhsn -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

CORRESPONDENCE OF RALPH IZARD. Of South
v Carolina rum the year liza l77 (by his daughter,
aIr. AsNE j. DEAs) with essrs Rredge, Laurens md Lee
OF Vr-ina, and Others IN Europe Mir lizard took an active
part the OF America and placed m situations
which enabled hun observe all that gong frst IN
Europe and nierward IN Amonca Just published md Tor
sale by c. 5. FRANCS & co. ~ Broadway,
mig Sis. and Z. kEARNY. 2I2 Pe.r.treet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

TIME-sAVISG ANSWER.-From advertisements ttnt
frequently appear the and from circulars That
the and country AMI et under the doors ot
many OF our friends almost day called upon aHd
asked il not in partnership with Mr.. Dodge?
In order prevent aither mistakes md interruptions
from such calls and inquiries, beg leave 10 state that
partnership with any Mr. Dodge and
that we hare no new SUPERIOR or patent mod eef OF sell
ting or fastening teeth nor do know of any that not
thoroughly understood by n we'll instructed Dentists md the
Doctor who may be his partner, aud who mas. by muke
Otaerrise published his such 10 make II
sembe ours. that is often taken for We have not The
title. .PhKMtf,
J. PARMLY,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
PALMo's NEw-Y6RK OPERA HOUSE.

PALMO'S NEW-YGRK OPERA HOUSE
TyNJ ESDAY EVENING November 26h. In Hlght Q, t,e
Season n-NilI be performed Tor the ~ t,Hc. Douyctt5
Grind Opera OF LICREZIA B0RGIA.-Lpctezia Borgia.
Scnon BOfghcSe: Mntl1o o.n. Slcnua pico; CcniSio.
: rr0r Petozz;; Afcazo, Sigpor Naliel!ua.
Admission: :-fIsi Ter ard Prrqaeiss 81; Second Ter %
pefiorn,auce commence * O'clock. I.b7os in En:.
sh and Italian can hqd Box Office Private Boxes
with adm SO. sasc Tickets, without Seats, can ee
Ind, he RnN uihce az SIS n2G
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26


E,,RENCH CARCEI. OR MECHANICAL. LAMPS
lowing agencies PhIadsphia. A. Bennett . he,nut street,
Baltimore j Could ls Market street " aA.nE'Dn f. slnsl
& Co.. Bos en- u. W01i, l9 Washington street; Aba.
ny, milford Il Wendal.
In consequence Of Increased demand fo- our celebrated
Cnrcel Lemp fo tins nnd ohsr markets. and tho difficulty
tastes OF our patrons, nave iOund 10 sead
agent Paris expressly tn supeDend the rIfnincufa Of
them ars. therefore, ene BILE 10 Offer ~ the public this
models Gi every variety kBownsGite 10 ei s,es We
this made perfect and in all respects from ohec-
tons ANS lamp sold BY us lhat 20 ray way mpntci
does not give entire satisfaction, may be returned.
The following comprise OF our recent nuurst0nS:
CARCEL LAMPS of ouer tro hnadycd m0dels.
10 Or Mouu. yetGs AngGis. foH2e Antiqe. ec. amongst
which VIII De found exquisite prnarraaal tyDs style
Renaissance. Egyptian Gothqre Vsse LgDps of porceaB
&c SC. suitable for peOn, bOudo &c furnished Ia any 1
the varors styles ancient or nCde.r.
Suspensions for Halls;
Do. ior, LibTpres with porcelain shade1;
LuS:res for PurlUrs. for two and thTse igLls encl
Brncke,s-a great variety;
Glo6es-rnedlion rt painted eEd cut of nely 100 va.
retIes;
D-esten Porcelain Sbad-a beautiful article in ore piece;
French coored Shades, for brnresa article. which
TOOK the medal al the Exposition des Arts ut Paris hn
Paper Shades, of0 varieties-a large assortment suitable
for lamps Of every description.
Together with other article IL the ne-n Of which viii
be sold at the lowest possbe rates. Deales - be furnished
upon liberal terms.
ehaye recently received Dnwncs Of the v8rots styles Of
goods manufactured which shall he Drssed tO
hiht the inspection OF the subc We have also eeeyed
dru wings Of MI the models ct I.ges pnt Bras Tor Candles
and aTps olie principal manufactures of Pas Of the mGs;
prices aiding duties and eTpe1sss Of transportation
~ 2awis A. DlACON * Z. ID. SdXTOA. hgenu.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
TO MILITARY COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS, No
SlCIANS, LECTURERS. &c.
New md fashionable E,il and Concert

aGo."s. AT THE ALBANIA. 5p ROADWAY.
ENCOURAGED b. the very bcta patronage bestowed
T. BY the citizens o NewYnk h., Establishment dur
ing the two past seasons, the proprietor Of the Aihami hs
commenced the enre emoer aad construction Of Tie nte
ror of that tavote upon scale oi grert nugncence
und spcndDr with view OF nd.puug 10 the wp fold pu
pose ofBals, Concerts. Dnner AMI Supper Pnes is, &c
in WINTER, well us mn iccCre Saloon in Summer Those
who have the eluul Confectionery manufactured at
this establishment must Ge satisfied TINT whore else cnn
entertainment. be got ny equal style and :snioi. while
place e the novelty o ts construction. 'he expense
and ngnicencc OF is decorations viii surpu4s all others ~
this country.
The hooks open to Associations WHO wish 10 engage
the rooms which will be ready b. the 10Th December ng Inns
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28
Independent candidate for Congress 18th Dist.
JOSEPH A. RAMAGE, of Belmont.
FEMALES BEWARE.

1t is an indispuable fact, demanding serious and sol
emn consideration, that thousands Of the lares and
lovlest of the Female sex, fall yearly into an untimely
grave; the unconscious victim of their own suicidal
acts!
From the Register of Mortality we find the deaths
Of Females to far exceed those Of males and that the,
greater portion die in the bloom Of youth, before they
attain the age OF twenty-olle, nay twenty Consump-
ton is disease, that spreads its nsidious rayages
throughout the universe and nps both great and small
Listen then a warning voice which echoes constant
ly in young ears and guard yourselves from the first
unerring seed of this disease which is certain to knit
its fatal threads and hurry you the solitary tomb!
As the Rattlesnake It you Of its poisonous fangs
and you heed It not, until the sting of death is fast rive
eed in your system 1t is only this time for the first,
you will begin to be concerned about your health;
but il may he too late. May these facts awakengyou
from your sumbers and you listen to the voice
of reason, and use the medicine that has prolonged
and preserved the lives Of thousands when used in me
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECT0RANT Kennedy.
medicine prepared especially for diseases Of the
Respiratory organs, wiz Colds Coughs, Influenza,
Bronchitis, sore throat n1amation Of the mucus tem-
brane, splitting Of blood, asthma, For sale by
aug. 81 MCLEAN & KNOX, Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28
Facts for Wool Growers.

The lying whg papers say that James X. Polk
is opposed TO TARIFF ON WOOL.-This is
not so. In 1882 he voted for a higher tariff n
wool than is now imposed And the Demo-
Gratis at the last session of Congress endeayored
TO raise the duty higher than it now stands, but
these lying and deceigm wings opposed the
measure and defeated it. Let the wool growers
bear this fact in mind III. Gazette.
Let them lie on; it is their vocaton--but few
are soft enough TO believe them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28
DEMOCRATS OF HARRISON COUNTY,

m i'm m~ m ~ Dp yMe@Hd bGmy
p % contaminated %
doI bIw dn rhrd
nudg Hdmn unp menpHs
hy
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28

Bears libel Prosecutions The suits for libel
instituted by the sBuokeye Blacksmith" /" against
tho editors Of the Democratic Press and Jefeson
Democrat, published at Reading, Pa, were lG-
NOREIl By The Grand Jury on Tuesday last
buckeye 10 BEAR The costs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28

NTARTEN CHUZZELWI'r complete with nume-
lVI fous illustrations; Comic Blackstone; Prose Fic-
tons, illustrating true principles in their bearing npon
every day life, by H. s. Arthur; The Grandfather, BY
Miss Pickering, History ofthe Crusades, Whist Play-
or; Ritche's address; Living Age Nos. 10 Il I'LL II
usfated Shakespeare No. III; Life OF James Knox Polk
Just received and for sale at New York prices:
aug. 81, A, l., FRAZER,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28
TolaI coon loss since $50, PIECES

BY the above, Il will be seen that the federal
loss from The majorhies of ls40,. in seventeen
States, is 2l2,Oss, being 66,223 more than the
majority by which they claimed to have cleo
led Gen. Harrison. BY the time the election is
over, the coons viii be convinced that 1914 IS
moi 1910.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28

INCONSISTENCY OF HENRY CLAY-He has been
for and against National Bank
He has been for and against high Protective
Tariff
He has been for and against the annexation
of Texas.
He has been for and against the Masonic fra
ternity.
He has been for and against the Military
Chieftain for President.
He has been for and against our glorious Con-
stituton.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28
Forty eygiyyjosss Of dollars Of she Peoples msOseyg
e wndedc
FOUR HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARs

party cry M pog ynH vibdG
Harrison!
Te eprya dhpW % Mansion mhdm and rnaBmm mdhmIrV
dpd dp
to g hohp
h b $ bm e fGmH
" htypdg Cy dN ear b 6d Ian eap moheha
TRAITOR
p! TH pmyn npdh people ehm zen m N iona bmn 4tnTWEN Uni
ddG b hn,h hpkr
NnaB capital d$a
y@ aarnghp phn&
m yd @ mys Ehe e ee shr nBban
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-28


The Delegations from each Township under the direction
requested by o'clock, A. w. Ihe meeting will
I'D o'clock precisely.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-09-21
II IL MA az a mgGGM1g ssggga ia
49, PORT OF WILMINGTON. AAAhaEE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept IL. From Boston, brig Nauvoo, Nickerson,
to Barry & Bryant.
From Turks Island. Br. schr. T. r. Betton, Grif-
fifth, bound to Norfolk, with Salt, put i'll in distress,
to G. w. Davis.
Is. From New York, schr. Regulus, Cole, to
G. D. Ellis.
From New York, schr. Ann Smith, Cole, to r.
w. Brown.
From New River, schr. Lion, McComber, to G.
w. Davis.
16 From ST. Kits, Br. brig Pleiades, Pinckney
to G. w. Davis.
Is. From New York. schooner Samuel lngham'
Douohtv. 3 days, to VIM. Cooke
From New York, brig Etruria, Brunscom, to
VIM. B. Giles.
10. From New York, brig Leonora, Collins, to
Brown & DeRosset.
Sept. IL. For Philadelphia, schr. H. Wcstcoat,
Ledger, by c. d. Ellis.
For New York, schr. Charles e. Thorn, Wheel
er, by G. D. Ellis.
IS. For New York, schr. Jonas Smith, Collect,
by e. D. Ellis.
For Antigua, Br. brig Spray, Haley, by G. W.
Davis
ID. For New York, brig Belle, Myers, by G..
w. Davis.
81. For New York, Samuel Ingham, Doughty,
by VIM. Cooke.
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