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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-10
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-10

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-10


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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-10

yum Alapperlteln bin id 9cuaint,
Ten bSien QSeibcrn wehl befaunt;
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Der mus MIDI tra9cn curd) bic Stabt.
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ocbn9eldhter rcr mutbwIIi9eu Suscnr, tie in clden
8dlen Der Sd,ulc entloen muroe, turf ale Stra6en
Der Stant ileppen nu6ten QStr slaubem uuo Der 9es
ne9te ecier 1T cbne 3rpeifel unerer enuus, mir CLAUS
ben, cs mSdte Nts iocem, rpenu ciees probate Dits
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-10

p~Cie gtaatspablen in girginien fInr ;u @unlten
Der Bbigs ausgsfaaeu Die Bbt9s eepdblten, 70 tpcit
befannt SIS pie Demctraten 40 1ele9aen in bic Gjes
les9ebun9 Cie Bb9s 9etpannen IA u. nsrIoreu3 Wit>
slieoer,
benz @on9ree 9ele9e jdbrlihe 0eriht oes Shasbes
partements itber ben 3ance unb gertebr er g. Staas
item lefert ol9enoe tntereante Details Der Mertb b.
ausflbr tpdbreno Der 9enatc, lpele lld, NIT oemt &c.
uni oes leeten Sabres enbi9ten, betrg 346 4sO
oapcu n 3,78s an einteimhen, IT. $3.50 697 an
ausldnbihen grObuften Bon ben tndnqifhen artifeln
wurben eco, ,lO7,8l9 in ameritaniihen Sd,ifea, puc
10 ,6S5 964 in fremoen Shien erpcrtirt Die Gnfubr
wdbrenb bereben pericoe belief e auf $64,75S, ,79a
DaDcu SO 971 SIS m anerfaniden II. l4,7sl ,924
in fremcen Tatrseu9eu.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
THE JUNIUs TRACTS.

No. |. The TEsr; Parties Tined oy ther Ae's.
No. II. The CURRENCY
No. ILL., THE TAIIFF.
No. ". LIFE oY HENRY Clay
No. V. POLITICAL ABOLITION
No. vi DEMOCRACY.
No. VII. LABOR AND CAPITAL.
No VIII. The PUBLIC Lands
Price Reduced.
The p,ee of the IUNICs TRACTS for the Presidential
Campagn will be Sl5 thousand
THE WHOLE SERIES, bound together. comps'n: Lb
oe,s, |, published ut S16 a hundred
Sthe- fork. April 20. 1874
fr,- (rren must be accompanied with cash
~ "'"'' -''1- GREELEY / McELRATH.
.,op o,w Publrhers for the Author
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
THE TRIBUNE.
,,r. Van Burcn's Letter on Annexation.
From the Globe Of Saturday
= e. IhrGlnhr.

Housx or REPRESENTATIVES,, Aprii Y. lsA.
s,s The neloscd letter from Mr. Van Barren, winch have
S,v ,e,rye, in reference matter which the public
LIS =, p,cseat much excited bes that you wl innledi
,,sr pu,,Ish IN the Globe.
'AV Very respectfully. your obcdcut servant,
". II. HAMHETT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
r<5- Mu,u,I L,fe insurancc Company Of
e,y- York.-Ths Institution. dunns Inc ohth VI req
npry hns ssief forts five polce,. VIZ
Opening of the WING Campaign.

To THE WHO'S THE UNoS
Tie DEaocgArlc WHO GENERAL COMMITTEE Of the CITY
Of Nc-Yor announce TO their fellow Wings throughout tho
State and Union that NATIONAL HALL IN CANAL STREET has
been engaged by the Committee and will DC KEEP, during
the year. u. the iouc Of Reception this City for their poi
cal friends and brethren from other States Rerdlag Room.
with Committee Room ai.ached which wn be open
dny and evening" Sundays excepted has been prepared under
the direction Of the and placed under the charge Of
EDWIN WILLIAMS Esq, 70 whom nil communications and
papers intended Tor the Who READiso Room NATIONAL
HALL" Will be addrescd Brother Whss Of every State We
teode, you the right hand Of feowhlp and hearty welcome
New-York, April Is ls4+ BY order.
n. BOWDTTCH BLUNT. Chairman.
JOSEPH P. PrRssos. }sec-st,re,,
j. H. HOBART HAws,
NIB. The Wing papers throughout the Cnion request
e! to copy apis uL my5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
uhI;o Readiny Room OF the Cen.raI

NIB The Wing papers throughout The Union are eques
e! to copy apis uIl my4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
~ HenIth, Quiet. and Com fort.-lrbe Gr

House t3 Brcay-sifce Aew-fork. poicrs nd'hihgs I'd
tarey o.etr,! eigby !rntei clean ana hy ,e'
very near the business pant OF c city. hd ~ the iiinrhine
vicinity oi tue principal steamboat landings IT. sparnne ho
convenient and neat Wide table IS suppItd WIN uic Dst
Vc,etnbl and Fruit tnt be procured excluding entirely
Arinai Foo4i OF B kinds Charges noiernte
nJ every er nuc 10 render IOnrers comfortnfe. shower
Bath. free Remember. 50 BaIcay stee. VNH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

CT Public Reading Room Of the Central
Clay Committee open from l. VI. TSP. ", at lls Broadway
The friends Of lienry Cny from all part Of the Dni2n are "a
.i-rttuy invited To the where they VII ifn soio
of the members Of the Genital COMMITTEE ard at all Tune ths
oolte superintendent Nh John Dez and Hhomas fcuShan
70 give them Wing welcome u our CITY.
~ b. The Central Clay COMMITTEE invite correspondence
with the Clay Clubs 0! TIE State and CnIon.
apis 2wt JAS KELLY. Chm CON- OF arrangements
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

Cy-Lots In LY!Ilinniaburg for Sale-s!S eslI!e
BilLUIN(; LOTS OF extra located the main thorough
are East from the South Ferry. surrounded by new and good
buildings They will he sold cenp close partnenhip hp-
ply To T. j. FISH I! Nnssan New orS or IN inc eyss
al his residence IN WILLIAMSBURG HSu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

WI NNNSNV-s'I
An kind, Of Job PRINTING!, such as
PAAPILErs iAhhOIH Sbo" DiLLs
i,T,IoUtfEs LECTURE BILLs,
f'urrxs C,Rps CONCERT BILLS. Pain and
Insurance POLICIES. Fnncy
Bills LADISG. POLITICAL BILLS,
j;iRCuilRs CIRCULARS. (neatl &c:
Promptly executed n, tie Office Of the Tribune NO iW Naau
slrrct-Oppo>lte the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

JOBS OF ALL Ki:Ds EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND pUSCTUALirY oN THE
) MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
o.. 4 Spruce-5treet, Tribune ButldinSs'l

JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND OEN a " T. y TAI l.
BOOK BIND + K.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

land, Gruper; Otawa 'McNesr; Rupert, Rankin Samuel.
Tofen; Tangier. King; Warrington. SARGENT Waiker
Edg~conb; VIM Henry. Cole; A Parker brEhtm an; De
elsraton, Adams; Leo. HUI fson: MaSnsusm Kelly
Home Ports.
WscAssEr, Feb Arr from below, Zsida, Cunningham
boston-Cid Helen, Chase, Havana q H.
kENrhgUsx Feb 3Cld laod waiting for the opening q the
burypou.
SALEM. Feb 3-Cld. Dnomo Pickering, Cayenne -,
bosToN FEB G-Arr Quipnebsug Patton Mobile; 3th. MI
nerva Knowles London Schiller, Johansen Lverpooi la
p I'M n DO; Mango Nicols, Ap.laehicola Empress
s r Hgekin. do; Huma, Willard savannsh Ps,ge
dy Cape Haytea; Saran Williams Ihnmp Cienfaegos;
Exchange. Lesvr' Matanzs; s.a, tof Warm RID Allen
Qransi Souther Bartow 81 Marks Vneyard Chatham,
Davis BALTIMORE North America Richardson Machias ElI-
"a Jane. (Brl 81 John, NIB Flora (Br) Holder, do Only
Daughter. McDuhe. NYork-Cld 9Th inst Palm, Eldndge.
Phad and Pean' ylyania, Bacon, NYerk:
The Tim Pickering aud Augusta which started Sunday
The pilot boat Geo Washington of shoee below and
came up 70 the city yesterday.
Most Of the vessels reported previously reported in
Nantasket Roads &C. few of them only the wharves
but are the ice in the inper harbur.
HOLMES Hole Jan 3l-Below in the ice full rugged brig
p Hnyana for Boston with her cslors downprebably the
TARPAyLIN CoyE Feb 4-In port Pilot fin NYork for
TOM BgeIo do do Zone aud Eeg Philad for do Pam
ord Vim Mills. tprobably VIM w Wyer) I'm do for Port
land; Southerner Philsd for Wareham.
NEW LONDON. Feb 3-Ar Splendid, Hugh York for Bos-
tons Louisa. Croweli, I'm Boston for York.
NEw HAVEN, Feb Gar Bradfords Cove H., Frances
Ann, Lewis, Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

"wednesday, February ia p. -.
Stocks generally down to-day. We quote Ohio %
down per cent Kentucky J.; Illinois Indiana !;
Farmers Trust North,Amsrican Trust 5 New Jersey
Is Long Island Pennsylvania Ss Norwich Paterson and
Canton closed firm at yesterdays prices.
The City Fire Insurance Company have declared
semannud dividend OF 10 per cent payable on the 18th
inst.
Among the receipts specie at New Orleans we notice
the arrival of 100000 francs from Havrs
BY the arrival ofthe Republic aransen ship at Boston
from Liverpool with five days later have received
full reports of the markets. which will be found under the
appropriate heads In columns. The London Money
Market continued in the favorable Condition before mo-
tced There considerable in stocks at ad
vancing prices The Liverpool Cotton Market very
active and prices very frmthe sales reaching full five
thousand bales daily. The provision trade very fou
rishing.
Imporations into this country are rapidly increasing
The Montezuma has freight list valued at $59oO-the
Virginia list worth about $4500the Hottinguer (no yet
arrived, list worth S6750 -Four arrivals at Boston,
three from Liverpool and from Londonpay Sl35 900
duties in the following order Tarolinta, $40 Ocea
nus, $4,000; Minerva. $40 900 Schiller $40 oo0 These
all entered at the Custom House in one day. This
does not look much like ruined trade and commerce Not
withdrawing the high tariff foreign goods still find their
way to this market.
Foreign exchange s firm the highest rates We quote
1904 1904 on London 1850 Paris 40 on Amster
dam Hamburg, s5! Bremen 7s3 7s,. The ruling quo.
ations on London cannot exist much longer One ofwo
things must be submitted to- in the absence Of supply
bills from the South Cotton specie must 20 orward
There is no alternative The late from Europe for
bids any hope that the former will be the first start
The smallest fractional advance in sterling exchange and
packet ships get hard dollars for freight The ship
ment fspece at this moment would have very unfavo
rable effect business In the Of the season.
soon Cotton takes start ten dollars in specie will come
buck where one now goes out notwithstanding which,
the fact that shipments of specie hadcommenced would
create very uniavorable impression in the minds many
and exert corresponding influence trade
Below we give very valuable comparative table of the
returns Of several banks in this city :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

s D%shst; Hi,i W %.s.
Ss ss: Burr H't;s raT
rIsss:s; ss1fs
ifsf%i r S:% S Mvsb.,
ter, Worth Richmond. Allen { Paison. w. ''-'''''
Arrived
Ship Cohot Hepburn I'm Liverpool 9Th Jan. with ndse to
Ship Assrstns Heard t.I Po..orl Farley FIN Bordes".
n on Fire. l.nd IS l.. FS M on
YoIh-seb lat = 60 Ion ST. experienced hurricane
Snip WsLona Bouand from New Orleans and the Bar 9th
Ja,. v ish cotton to the maste,.
"P'" s" " ssisa 10
A1eh so-siisd in co with ps@.raa, for NYoGI.I.it
IL, :'s
Dies The has experienced weather the
sehr Cooley, Thorp 81 days from Philadelphia. with
The report the Commercial ADV rser that the ship Ca
hoba from Liverpool, was below is not correct
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Below ship Republic. Luce fin Liverpool ilth
On Saturday lag; saw ship ashore Care Sable with
s ae o
Spoke nothing
Miscellaneous
Liverpool,
be unavoidably detained until Friday, 9th inst
PACKET SHIP LA DUCHESS DORLEAss, for Havre is de-
tanned until Friday, h inst.
The Upper and Lower Bays were full Of floating lee which
Ss sss to- .e & .ah s' B.nn. .a %
fs Nf o fs' sss % sm S
baque Sir Isaac Newton, owed 70 through same
you %oSs Sr dooahu. asns s"a bns
Exact Johnson for Savannah are at anchor in the Lower
Sur JoHs ovx%.s. from New York. thu, pat into Nil
BARauE anxiety felt for the safety
she. Nov hi. q d, QUIT has no, since
New Orleans for this rort IN the aeh Zee last
Asnons-A brisant9e, from Bemud. for Sydney, Nsw,nt
a ano a. rSa b "a Active q, night of the Nth
Whaiemen.
and % % Sopna ~ % was of Block Isl
sea again.
Clarendon, Boston. for Canton Dec T. lat lon 2s-by the
John Cook, at Falmouth Eng.
Foreign Ports
eFSs csc Tor Si~ oi'ssn: d.
Aa,aSt, q LEEDS ED S' Xaps!"; MS:Ss 0ssa
supposed he %siiess I'm oS"'q rhs
which 81 so me man "'s and
sc Sept s ,5s Mary Chiffon Evans ,qd
will be INT @ laden Tor n. ' 1vs%s black
Al Emerald 4 jssr A;isns. E %
dELssoRg, Dec 30-The Snap Of from York 10 Stock.
holm put ia here Yesterday eaky in her works loss Of
.LWhRrooL Jan IoAr Liverpool. Eldridge. New York.
New York, Croppsr. do
Jan th-Losoing Ashburon, White, for Boston; Gar
row, Billion Charleston Harriet Rockwell Brard Mobile;
botsfod, kvesrd Colchs, Knight and Delaware Paen
Ore.ns Europe. Furher york sth Constantine Samp.
,Ss Sisr: S.. Ms TSeTSs. 81 s,.n,pso.
Philad-CId tompton Chapman Charleston; Msgaret Pol
lock, Rye. Mobile; lsppahannock Drnmmood, N0riens
9Th, sid Iuconia Porter; Charlotte Harrison Mcintyre and
Wool,e Davis NOrleans Satellite, Banbrdge, Mobile;
Sir Douglas Ogilyy savanrah Challenge Long Calves
ton-Cld, Lar cash re- Ly n, Mobile.
Lospos jan jCd outward. with cargo Hendnck Hudson,
Moore, New York.
GfRoNDE, - ar Aexander Leeds Baltimore.
HAvhE, Della. Walker, Lacraw, NOfeans.
Hull Jan G-Ar Mee untcook, New Orleans; Victoria,
New York.
hMaIAszAs, Jan is.n port Alfalfa Chemond, C@da.
Rochschl, Leu; Star Pearson; Sarah Sharon Luz
Wallace, Fung Bernard Donnsll; Bumey Wsfson C1s
sinner, Winsow EmeIine Clifford; Eliza Ann. Greenwood
imports hn.honi ascnanss Lesyt'i GRAND rgrk Pores
the Luikn; Mou, Williams; Metsmoss, Wrgh New Eng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
FOR. THE PHI rs

% ine ipow,ng interesting case and remarkable cure OF
ding ~ Broadway his been afflicted with Piles for u years e
con ultsd about three months HIS tongue was f0u
ap eite bad liver torpid occasional papsion countsnanee
pale and angud COMPLAINTS Of pain the kdn IS, great
ration, aud weight the lower section OF the bowels
attended with pile juniors much of,med at umes az 70
produce ntenre sufefag ~ other tues rtv ny cfnel
Wy poioe jcha'ge 81 blood inducing grea debility III
muscles OF tbs back from tho louse1ntnu'd rntaDd
with much difficulty ths, he coal walk his e' vas feeble
aud infrm pended han five hui Died doArs
this comp amt and had obaasd ony temporary
lief lie Is entirely cured, hay ng akg only thee borS
Pfr has travelled more than hous nd
miles since. and fees no eiun OF the complaint well
active he tifty aud attribute, al
thar i-e,timahle remedy DR. UpHAMs PILr FLgcruARy
ual Iency Is sold by the proprieto his Office
Rememter 1876 bowery, 70 imdkwsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
STATE OF Trade.

CoTroS-The market has been rather inactive to-day
few small lots only changing hands at prices in favor of
the buyers Several of the principal holders have with
drawn their samples.
BREApsrUrFs-We continue to refer to last quotations
There has been change and very small sales Genesee
Flour 81 slf a4S73
REAL EsrArE.-sales of Real Estate by Anthony j.
Blocker & Co., Feb l.
The brick house No. 800 Third street
D. and lot ~ feet by II feet s.. ......... $4,000
The brick house No. 304 Third street near avenue
D. and lot % feet 2 by II feet, with piece Of
ground in rear and brick tenements thereon. 400
Two lots on 18th street between 9Th and 9th ave-
nues, each 25 feet by lO3 feet, with build
ings, each 81, 500. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Lease Of lot 81 feet by 90 feet oath street
9th avenue with brick house for 10 years at
s45 per annum. ..... l22O
Farm in Westchester County.-Farm lately Occu
pied by William Jones, deceased, . miles from
the village of Yonkers, II from the city OF New
York. and within half mile OF the road from
White Plains to New York. On the premises
large mansion two dwellings three barns and
a coach house. Terms 10 per cent down, 40 per
cent April LIST, balance on mortgage at 6 per
cent, if desired. .......... lOl6O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

ITO MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS-
William Fumaurce Teacher Of the OF Measuring and
Drafting garments Partisan london styles oud
respectfully inform the trade that m prepared rive
strue ions IN The above art N all its Various branches He
would particularly call the attention Of talors III.
superior and unique style Of the fhionsble sack
end overcoai TO d the human shape HIS method teaching
SIMPLE aud easy His references his forner pupils
the first master tailo in the City line addressed to him.
sent to is nhcs No. 53t Pearl street will immediate
attention ~ B-Persons at distance wishing patterns OF the
different garments, have them Of all sres BY addressing
above ~ 2tssrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08

On the It'll instant, Mrs G. GARRErr daughter of the
late Doctor Ireland. aged % years.
Her friends and those Of her family respectfully in.
ved to attend her funeral from the residence of g. Tim
Minis No is Second street. Friday afternoon, at four
o'clock.
On Wednesday the 7th instant in the 18th year Of her
age MARGARET Wnsov, relict of David Wilson, de.
ceased.
Her friends and Appropriateness and those Of her in
law John Muligan, his brother Bernard and brohern
law Charles Brady respectfully requested to asnd
ner funeral on this Thursday afternoon at half past
o'clock, from No IL Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-08
A C. FUTILE, Auct,oneer
BY JACOB s. PLATT.
Hardware, AUCTION, General Agency and Commisson
Business
Merchants Exchange Auction Room 81 Plat street


THURSDAY,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction room.
Fifth Spring Trade Hardware Sale This ssason credit
Of tbs for approved endorsed for Of 90 and
field HARDWARE comprising extensive assortment of heavy
and shelf goods.
Also arse aorment of table and pocket cutlery Bowie
Also large stock Of fine English double aud single barrel
pistols and rifles being the balance Of the stock OF Br
mngham house dec lining business.
cocks viz u inch pain bud cocks X inch do with lever han.
dies, inch do conplieg do inch stop do with couplings,
inch do do also English bottng and do, brass candle
shcks, shutter knobs, &c.
Also plated German silver table spoons spesta
cs knitting pics needles beads necklaces scyhes
nes, cologne bottles jewry boxes needle cases,
cases powder TASKS polished steel snuff
squares, sheepshsars.
AIo hooks and hinges chains, sadirons handle
shovsls shoe thread files short handle frying irons
Clark's butts welded HI hinges VIM Butchers and
Jamess Cams and cooper and carpenters AIDES, pa
tent wheel heads nail gimblets, &c.
ssdlefy viz Roller huekl plated marting.le rings, do
hooks, brass stirrups, plated Slides do rings.
Also 100 lots cardsd cutlery Of every descriptions pen
and pocket knives, dirs and scfssors, shears
Also large of musical instruments viz Bass
ford horns, silver and brass mouth pieces flutes carione
brass and bugles KEYS ombones infantry rum
pets, violincellos conductors. &c
Also. Brass Goods consisting OF extra strong flat and high
eand sticks oval and hollow sarsrods plate
tors: shutter knobs lamp hooks hat and rat do curtain
Also super English white green and yellow shoe thread
Bridport seine Irvine
Also. sheep shears table and pew hinges, SC.
Also, ~ boxes Indian Pond stone,
Also, horse, shoe, cloth and hair brushes.
Also of fine French York oval Amayope
and Washington hair and toilet brushes cloth do fancy
ers, &c.
Catalogues ready and the goods be examined till the
hour OF SALE ID Nsm