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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-04

ANOTHER DEATH.-An inquest was held this
morning before Coroner Pratt, on the body OF LEVI
Caswel who did from wounds received about the 2tth
OF last month. Itseems Caswell in the OF W.T.
liam West, corner OF Richmond and Ann streets, AMI
from some cause, West struck Caswell, Knocked him
down, and with assistance beat him most
fully aud from the effect the wounds received CaSwe
died yesterday afternoon Caswcll was married man.
West arrested Friday, the 10th ult. and brought
before the Police Court where he bound over to Il
the result Of the wounds received by Caswell
Times jug T.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Public Stock ExchanSe, August L.
corre.pondence Of Livingston { Co. No. WALKS.

Some 5000 bushels Michigan City Whent which arrived yes
ieday sold nj IS nn invoice oi loo Oho. yla
the csna ~ cents as did also parcel
bushels OF VeImili0n These three lots were all that were
noa nnd freely taken by The mlcrs The sales of flour
brnc. +l bbs loTs NJ S3 60 and 50 bbs Concord tall MI
chlgapI brungli S3,6lls.
At Lockpoii the m.es obtain new Whent Mt % cents
but require proportion nt old from market before The
regular tall milling can commence to any extent
Our imports continue light, md no every body dsap
pointed IN the trade of the Wabash canal 1t thought
when that work completed steady stream OF grain nnd
other surplus produce wo seek the LIKE COuniry and
LIE and the heretofore stacneut Maumee. The
canal he has been ont Oi repair hnli the lime snce
was finished but st this will not account for the total uck Of
nde winch the advocnes Of the work promised previous
completion The recent breaches nearly repaired
and unincIrup cd rude promised by the first week
An
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
ovr,cy mr. r,,r Cu,c.uo JorpY.t J,,v %

The scarcity Of produce and the demand
milling and shipping. run Wheat much above whu Eastern
warrant Yesterday the hest nmples Of winter Wheat
Jumped about the Buffalo notch for the Chicago
Gle The r,t arrival OF the will knock prices down
to the New York miiln. standard.
Some the larger lots of Wool arriving and shipped
by owner consigned directly the manufacturers. In nc
OF the Eastern manufacturers directly engaged
Wool-erowlng at the West. aRd particularly in Illinois,
Within week. 4CG sheep have seen driven into
this immediate vicinity from Uho aHd learn o many
arriving interior.
The importation Of Wopl from the West the port Buf
alo up July st $3.50 bac, about % UJ lbs of which
shipped from this this amount has nearly doubled ut
present dale.
About .iouths of the quantity received this market
has been from to u blood. the balance ringing f:om
that to full blood; SItsc is the highest price paid
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Tile WIG DoCuMENrs.

The following is a list Of the Whig Documents
now Tor sale at the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs Wing Committees, Booksellers, Aler-
chants and individuals, accompanied by the CASH
are promptly attended to- and the Documents ship
ped 10 eny port O: the United States.
SARGENT'S LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and most
complete Biography OF Nr Clay written. Price
l!7 cents per lOD - w
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. 2yos.
with Engravnes bound 81 a5; by the quantities.. &
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. For
see Prospectus in another column
THE AMERICAN LAB0RER Halt bound ........ O.
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE A Tract By
H. Greeley. Per 10 copies 50
TIE TARIFF AS II Is. By n. Greeley Per lOo....
SPEECH OF JOHN NJ. CLAYTuN-peI lD copies .
WIG SONGS-Clay und ttslinghuysen-an ndnIru
bic collection oi the very best-per 100 copies 60
THE TARIFF QUESTION IN GEKNANY-peT 100 ~
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE OF THE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRrrilN-per lol copies u
LETTERS OF CASSiuS u. CIAG-per 100 copies ! 10
UHE WHIG ALMANAC-per 100 cnoies.. ........... ] u
MIhE I'll TEST EST By inn!us per 10 do ............. e
Itis jKhts.NC4. 0V
LIFE OF HENRY Clay. do. :. .............. i 5c
POLITICAL ABOLITION. do. do. ............. y
DEMOCRACY do, do ...... ....., | 20
LABOR ANDCAPiTAi. do % do. .............. 81
THE PUBLIC LANDS. do. " do. .............. l Sc
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS, DO .............. or
TARIFF TRIUMPHANT, do. .............. GO
% Or.eIs must bs addressed 10
GREELEY * NcELRiTH,
Trim Bu,lIr V,,k
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

4 conrcnieRt Book Of Reference fur Politicians
and others during tie coming PreSidentiGl
Campaign.
1t contains the usual Caleniars and Astronomical crlcua-
tioD,, made io every merdiln from Name louisiana
LIST Government Executive officers OF tine United States
judges OF the Supreme Court with their Salaries com
pse List oil the Members Of present United States Senate
a0d House Of Representatives arranged according their
psctye States, aud The politics OF each member designated
History Of the Tariff Pas and Present Tariff: Comparative
Statement, OF the most important articles beardg specific do
ties, imposed By the acts OF ISIS, 1924 ISIS ls md si2
THy PRESENT TAgIrY LAW OF THE UNITED STATES be
the law that SUBJECT y National Bank with
Extracts from MI McDule's Report: PgorEcTioSTo AME
RicAS i>DCsTRY-lTs ENPEpigScY NECESSITY DY Trx
BcS CHARLES HuDsoS Mass. Tbs valuable and useful
Essay II pages Is facts illustrations and doctrines
ought b. understood By every citizen who takes an interest,"
the OF American Industry and the prosperity OF the
pcg- the United States Extracts from NJ Claws Speech
lie Public Lands These extracts occupy several pu=.
isd are sufficient to give general Of this
subject Anecdotes Of Politics and Politicians reyer before
published. ELECTION RETURNS, by S,aes, Conrres
Non.l Districts and Counties. These returns ure the fullest
and most complete which have been published They
were prepared a. geai labor und considerable expense Ell
oressT o the Wig Almanac They VIII be CONSTANTLY re-
errsc to during the coming as they show not only the
returns iof the present yes- bat eso those OF ls0 Times Of
holding Elections IN each OF STATES Popular Vote for r
Van Buren, and Gen. Harrison 1886 and ls4o The number
Of Electors Of each State 1870 ard the number to which each
Stale entitled IN Isl Tables OF the Population Debts
Governors and Chef Justices OF the several States Anecote,
Of MI Clay. Joan Quincy Adams. Col. Johnson &c sc
u The prce OF the Wing Almanac tic as la; year
Notwithstanding contains about quarter matter
Single COPIES LIS cents 81 per dozen s. per c0 Ortsrs
must be accompanied by The cash PosTNAsTEgs renting
ee oil postage, 81 for dcZsr copies Will be enied copy
gratis itcon;ains Il sheets, aad sublec, only periodical
postage.
u. The tsHlG Almanac r regularly published every
year, anc Is Only suhlsct 10 periodica! postage
GREELEY s. McELRhIh. Publishers.
Tribune BUILDINGS. NewY0rk
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
s.o-,,-Rv Tho Shannon Var

Fsoy Nova ScoTI,.-By the Shannon al,
mouth papers to the 25th inst. have been received
at the Advertiser office. On Saturday the 2otf,
the LEGISLATURE 0! Nova Scotia met IN extra ses-
sion. agreeabiy TO the CAL Of Lord Falkland, re-
rarding the legality of the Annexation ol the
Island of Cape Breton to Nova Scotia IN leu.
On the 20,h the pirates of The Saladln were
summoned for sentence. HisLordship, the Chief
Justice ON behalf Of the Court, proceeded to pass
sentence of death upon the four convicted prison.
ers. The sentence was introduced by simple
statement OF the a,rccious circumstances oi the
crime. than which no words could be more I'M
prcssive. As soon as the sentence was conclu-
ded johnson asked leave to say-in order that his
family might know i.-ihat he was innocent o
the murder Of Flelding's son, and had attempted
TO save his life. His account OF his early lie Il
interesting and his fate fearful warning.
Car and Galloway, who have been acquitted
on two indictments, have been remanded Tor uiei
on a third These two men, with The four VINO
are now sentenced, make the whole crew which
landed at Nova Scotia. The written confession
OF Anderson, which is drawn up with perfect
simplicity, states this in the outset II begins
with these words
There were fourteen persons on board the
Saladin when we left Valparaiso SIX OF them are
here-eighl Of them arc not here; they were
killed"
II The President OF the United States has or
dercd sales of The Public Lands in Missouri. toll
lows: At Pntsburg on the alst Of October, al Gin
tan 2lth of October, Fayelte 18th October at 81.
Louis on 18th day OF October al 1acksen Gi 'ns ns
lth dsy of November, at Springfield, on 'Ih day OF
November next. All these sales are of lands which
were SURVEYED or made ready for sale during the
past year, and afford an excellent opportunity TO
those who may desire 10 enter lands. There will
also be sales at Dixon ILL., on the 9TH, and at CHI
cago on the 10Th ol October next.
fYGRATITupE-A QUAINT AND ORIGINAL IDEA
That eccentric mortal, Lord Timothy Dexter, said
many curious things but his idea OF ingrailinde Is
the richest thing OF the kind we ever met with
.D-n that fellow, said his lordship one day, while
speaking Of neighbor whom he had beiriended,
without being thanked, she is like hog under a
tree, eating acorns, but never thinks OF locking up
TO see where they come from"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

q Wing SonSs.-A selection of the veg best Clay
and tTeAnshuysen Songs edition. jus; published md
os sale al the Tribune Office The OF the appropriate
sr xed 10 each song Prce 81 50 per hundred copies
oraen. GREEIEY a McEIRATH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Arrived.

Norwegian Kong Sver-e Fischer IS 6s I'm Bergen, Norway
III ballast ~ Schmidt 4 balchen.
Norwegian brig Ouen, GrOth % Is I'm Bergen Norway
balls-t. to Schni,dt * Balchen.
Bns lack Hawk. FrIs5ec, - ds from Ponce Pr. sugar.
to II row orige and Dwight o: New Ilavea-car:o To-
lio~llnd X isplnwa Lett bark slnsunia tn sail for New
Haven Is; 5f:s Joseph sail IN ds Watson ar
rived: Schr Oneco. do do.
Bf brs Leone Liswel l. ds I'm Sydney Ms coal to w Il
Popham
B brig VIM Boothbay. Cochran, IA ds from Windsor Ms
plaster Ia master.
Brig Sen Flower Rollins, ds m Wilmington. NC lumber
bound 10 Boston.
Schr Henry Harrison, Mdquitt. Is from Little River NC
Schr Wainwright Lewis d, FIN Richmond Wa bound to
Truy.
Schr Boston, Doanc. from Richmond. wall, coal bound To
Fail River.
Schr Eunce Cobb. Dennis. fish.
Schr leirelta, Crap- Maryland. corn.
Schr Elizl. Duane. larwicn. fish.
schr doctor, Jones, Berlin corr 10 3 Fox.
Schf SPARK. Williams, Smihtield, fruit
sschr George tmnk In. Nelson. Chsrrys;one, coin.
Scit Senator. Cox, Virginia. wood.
Schr Boston. Payne. Richmond. cos 10 master.
Schf Gen jackson. Miles. TN Che.fysicns. com
Scht Nulant. Line. Virginia. mclcEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEwYoRK, AUGUST l-aP. NJ


Ship Henry Thompson. prents New London. tsold io
whalerD
Brcs Peru Field s, Johns NJ Stokes & Anthony Fran
CTS Ann Green. Cape de Verbs.
SchFs Richmond, Cushman. NBeticd; Cooley 4 Co. Ell
I,dps
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

TIE GuANo ISLAND, IcHAnoE-Thc island
whence the guano is taken is about three miles
from The shore, on the southwest coast OF Africa
1t is barren rock a mile in circumference, has
no soil or the least sign Of vegetation. The guano
lies TO the depth ofsbsut 20 feet, and without any
variation III quality. The continent is very sandy,
and in high winds hurricanes, for instance. will
cover ships deck nearly 1000 miles lloln the
land. The birds on the island are kind OF pen
guin, and cannot fly TO any distance, if at all,
their wings being kind Of fin. 1t is believed
That tho Captain of the vessel (said TO be MIR.
Parr, Of the Anuc of Bristol who brought the
guano, was the first human being who set foot on
the island, which is very difficult 10 approach,
there bcug no harhor and heavysu On walk.
ing on it, he could scarcely set MS foot without
treading on the birds, and they took no notice
whatever of him, except pecking at his feet, he
being barefoot; and OH "a gun being fred they
merely nutlcred good deal, and made much
noise. There is 10 fresh water for some hun
dIcds of miles along the coast, and no ram
The situation of the island is III lat. 26o IS S.
long. l4c 5S' f. African guano sells in Eng
land at SIS to $50 per ton; Peruvian at $50
upward. A late English paper said, 1t will he
the means of bringing a large portion of waste
land into cultivation"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

- FOR 9kLQNpON-P.cEET or THE TENTH Arousr.
sjTTsGIhe splendid we'll known packet ship TORONTO
Saptain Gr.woh. VEL sai po..tye!y is above her
t-eular day -'
The accommodations .p 70, cabin second cabin end
eera-e pssengers canno; be surpassed Those wishing 10
ecr'e oes should not ia make early application
or TO w. Z J. 7. TAPSCOTT
IS South street, cor. Maiden cne
Persons wishing 20 end for er trends have them brourh.
ou In TITS ;,p or Of the Inc very favorable terms,
ana tose eDout 10 remit money, also be supplied with
Orts lo any amount payable demand without discount
or any oief ehsrse all the principal towns hrous hou En-
slsnt Ireland, Scotland and Wales, application as aboYs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
r AK p. NOTICE.

IMPROVED PATENT COMPOSITION Tor k9ois OF
Houses ftin zinc shingles. lie dam4sed II WI tenue
,am rsrec;ly tight and will be found exceedingly hcabe
II will lnt years-!scwie II wiIl be found G' hic
m ton- leak around chirneys where house. are Joeu
orether Charges yeTy rofcsae Drcctuus 10 puI-
for anyins the Composition. Satisfactory references
w. VI -''p'' " " jy23 lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
SpOEep, &c,


Nc I'm ~ York
July Is lat IS Is q - Br bark Adam Car, hence 70. s
gow S &. OUT
July sd, Ia, q Is loa - exchanged ,i.n. with ship
steering WSW.
July ih. lat North. lon So West. bark James Bsyley.
Skankland from Philadelphia, Tor Kingston. Jamaica.
out.
Juy IS. of Double Headed Sho, key, ship John Holland
frnn Noteai or London aiso ship Cclch m do Cor Art;
wcip.
.luy lat . lou :, e> brig Gordon FOR Charleston
York
July Is. lc g 90 Ion 40 BIZ ship Enerald f Liverpool for
St Johns. Nb.
joy a,h i g 3 Ion Ct % EXCHANGED signal. with bark.
Nautilus. uf Gibraltar and SaSaB Jane. Snyrns beth from
Boston,
not staiei. Irst GU. nf Fsyal
July IS at g = lon s. Is. baik Heron OF and for s., An
Jqy IS, off Csrysfcst Reef ship oa,ariO 10 s fan Norea
for Liverpool.
July l9 IA, 8 70 lon 4 schr H.cdoncr.h I'm Yves, Indies.
for Norfolk. LEAKING ted,y
Foreign Ports.
Al Whydeh w Cot Afnca. April 18th brig Joseph Cow
Perhwnlt Noare from Philadelphia Viz BAH. and Ei:a io
lseos same day
4, BuenOs Ayrs' Juns u, suee Goodrich, from NFork
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

The >chr Henry HARRISON larved tbs por on SIS, u lC
miles SOUL! ot Cape May. lost the mead OF ac
of wind
Schr Aurora. three Chase from Baltimore 10, Wi
minsion. Nc IN ballast went ashore 18Th nit reef about
5 miles from SwsG,boro Ne. SSN gale and bised o!
cers and ali saved. Vessel will probably total los
InSiirc1i IN E,ntnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02


,NI;IiANCERY. sth Circul,.The President lirecen 40.
4 Company oi the OnoDdagu County Bank vs.. Ihe Eanld
uFin npunuanre olqn e;et =" mo I3m i. U Ssa SnaSo
th .llf has bsen duly Hrpunted receiver OF the pros
and effects oe sd The Ba9k 81 buffalo lhsi oy y 'iss .
rsIor. Es, cfthe city Of Buffalo. IN the Connty Of Es
moasi. S, NV n,e1,nrion ssain the said bank Of Bu
ard 10 enable sad Master To take and state sheh eccc
me ra,ors or te said Bank OF Buffalo. required tosIs
BIT Their accounts and demands acnnii the SAID ,ii
nr yut;no to the ald james Cfcker. ESD The hlase hart
, The tisecnth s: ci August nss md become parties MI
nei; oi the decree which shall be made ts SUIT and hNa
any Distribution which shall be made under nch h eciee s Ss
IRA A. BLOSSOM Receiver OF the Bank oi buaia
JAMTs C2OcKsR. Late Master IN Chan 'efy .,,.,-
nTEv YORK AND ERIE RAIL. ll.ROAD-S'rEAMB0T
nlee 81 the New York mud Ee Rail ieod Compnny. Nea
Wnsreei. untl rueday Ansg't oh at 9eees; H.
ISL For tu0 passages each way day except Sundp ta
September 1T November 3ulh. l'4i, and from apmMN
November th 1875. with I'enmhoH, 'lu. ~ n isIec.s
the Curtis Peek hen good oider sad boar 10 run 60
nec,iun with the pnenser ,lnn "i me Ne% "iS ~ & t
Entiroat o passengers and 50 nuch fesa
n. may pass upon the rona cn the passenger train,
p~emi@r 1t iSi4 to siach 3fsi lSl eGut
the trca, when ~ good order ANA ~ every fecc' p'epa
IN. passenger tram with passengers and lregh enuoae
above and ao Tor the conveyance ol other freight nor "a
ce-ng forty additional. at s,sh tlns ns the same cane
be taken y the freight bunt on account OF re {" =" tt ou
81 For each way dny. wh ne
sOtl 1915. with boat equHl m power ana chPhcy ols
Mount Pleasant said boat connection WIN te esn
trans ot said rond taking barge IN tow, ara carrying e
commndeS upon deck iDay lie required. ,
Propositions will t- the name, OF boa- TO be employ
buut fuel crew SC except the loading and unoGdnsd
freight. which will be donc by the Con?nny.
For farther Information apply a. ,, q. -.
Or the following gentlemen composing the committee
Directors. on the Eastern plvsnn
SlI.AS BROWN.
ANSON G. PtiELPS.
jy2i ,ltAug6 TIlEo. DEIION.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

INTENSIVE WATER POWER. IRON NINE ANil
rIVALJ ABLE TRACT uF LANDEok SALE. iylns 10
Orange County the EamGpo fi.er 30 mules from ts ,V
Of New lork New York ana E!e Railroad pfhhSe u
pike and Raiapo River passing nenty through me centre "
the trnci. The water po"er crpaoe q" d:yihg haeneS 10
there body ~ witeF WIN sce-
raj falls. There nbout cD acres at ai heig,S u %
bricl with oi ~ ~ yen!s growth There are ao
o r,t quality and limestone pssSsh.
r,rat :ensth Part the land would mnke excellent tis
The Tuxedo Lake miles long ard mile wide s IN ore
pnr oi the tract the cc:e:y of which beautiful ne place
is remarkably healthy. |; known as the Augusta 'Iact ah
i, three miles above Persons Works. r
Acr.s be had To il three tour hours rom ns G "l
New York New York and Erie EatlFoad or IN i've or
six hnr b. he way lackensac md Orange TurnpSe or
or by he way OF Nyack or liayeaw the Hudson ref
Inquire at No u Chatham 81. res ON
1NOcK PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASE.-Willb he
sold or ened the reasonable terms l: or II lots
Of ground situated the East River with new Doef aid
~ water tide. This property very eSirnbe oi
manufacturer: purposes shp.hulIng Tor con wood nnd
unbsr ,eacr lfsod of the purchase money MAJ re-
ma BE- nd and mortgage.
Inquire J. BUTTS No. 81 Anneet 81 Ann street up
tnlN. gi'-W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
-, sso. MORRIS AND ESSEX GAHROAp.-SfjM
Aii MER A.tI E:.i.NI I-CoGmGncing Tues
ESgEF5aL day. Aprla Is.i.

r. y. ! . 81. ! 81 F.M
nc pattern and IS apw IN perfect osr New und splendid
afs upon cir springs have been placed upon the which
.or safety and cnmo.: unsurpassed travellers Tor Norr.-
9'sn Sch9oeys Mountain and Etton. Belvlc:e Osweso
newton Sianlope, Dover Parsipany. l;ockaway and s.
-ne wall mud tbs the mct sais sad expeditions oi any
Passengers .ShHg 90 SGCt nrriye nt Ee,yrrk in
nIe lor the Philadelphia tran and al ok in time for
boats, North md East. NJ o clock.
Ry tbs present cement sx hous will be afforded To
peon- oil buEines or pe;uo and four in So,-
fstDY-n.
II The Cars o[ this Company run through from Jerey
City 10 Gotown. thus avoiding the i4lay and
consequent upon q change Oi Carz.
neYl IRA DOpij Supecntendcnt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Sailed.

Packet hps rrnce Albert, -or. 10. London: Europe Fur
Tor Liverpool: Baltimore fnncs. for bayre. and othe:
4 md Iirht nj s;E
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
Agents. in Liverpool:
NNi. ia PSCOTT. OF as Goree piazz-., OF
GEO. RiPPNRD Z son b, YI,a:erila I'D

IMPORTANT-Fanliesw who have cooret clothes to wash
will ind II they use Roberts Improved Brown Soap thai
thet callcoes and musn "ino fade their anneis shrink
the least n the time cleanses md bIeache, them
making them ceaI ih ard soit wien new. and
raned not 10 nu:e s texture the el. very efiettu
removing grease ifm wooiers or carpets Bear 10 miad
n Bfown Sesp and every bar stamped T. Roberts In.
proved Brown SOAP For sale by the principal Gro
H6 TRUMAN ROBEHTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02


IN The brig Black Hank from Ponce, PRIV l. Trow-
bridge.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

~ The Maine Farmer thinks, from, the sup.
posed fact that Guano is the deposite of sea-
birds, that it can be found in abundance on the
coas. of Labrador. 1t is esteemed as the most
valulble of manures. 1t had been used, from
time immemorial, by the Pcruyians when the
Spaniards discovered and conquered their coun-
try; the British vessels have been largely cnga.
gcd, for some years past, in transporting it TO
England. Laterly, also, it has been discovered
in abundance on tho coast Of Africa, and several
vessels arc already engaged in taking it thence
to England. 1t has also been discovered on the
Islands IN the North oil Scotland From the
kno,on fact that immense numbers OF sea birds
spend the summer months on the coast OF Lahra-
dor, we think The Farmer is right III It's conjec
lures that Guano, in large quantities, may be OBJ
tanned there; and that it would well pay some
en,crprizing Yankee for locking into the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02

ALL HEALING OENTMENT.
fEdF s, soP 06d rEET G9Ln G1 FL. tFEET COLD
m a L1 Feet s and sk Eli HeGsee ; csa Feet and Disease
sis. @ : Of The eaih Cold Feet aqd failing oil oi the iar
GDf aa es5 s "d e ffspT@s fs @ cS Feet M and nd Pam ,e
II IS az prevalent as water IN the -e.4ter Healing
OtInsn !: sovereign remedy 70, cold feet every
a; we pledge our word and honor that viii cir
them back aei sa eoadon dn' 3 a4a sd6s 5Gs p
hs ,aye be placed the chest head where the other
pesa vii cure he 'sI. s q dd a'sf @ y:yS ~ ay
SyaS fSi M seSSs' eSs iS IS Ao[ oOss So 3 oho loi Cherry
RiLDNEsS AND LOSS OF HAlR-I, caused bv +, wan
o. ety acton Of lbs vessel; which throw off !he per
eaed. The perpraonis thick and cammy and adheres t.
me ouh, o. The pores and clog. them ard des md form
ha and for want of which the kef rot nours
Eent and consequently becomes dry and harsh. and egns in
produces bnlne Restore the capillary OF the head t.
,aef M former heathy circulation, and inc SILKY w
maze u. appearance which will quantity and vol
ume cnu ,l.ir hair becomes thick and heatiiy '''
secn known ptouss new liar On Bad sa, When eh' fsei m
done N anurefabe instances. and VIII seldom fall proper
,fepaled only by pr d. Jayne No. y South Third street
s1S Broadway; Il East Bfoslwoy NC % ris r9HHn''
~ WANTED TO CHARTER-A vessel Of 100 ton,
Ip%sid with fF, ss Hayfs d G IA back
-0E 81 We.tsreet.
GHADA ~ THROUGHOUT THE YEAR-From Cork
ESE Dublin. Belfast, NeyTy Londonderry: " aterfhrd
Ne1fn.d, sgo Coernin Dundalk. Drogheaa. Limerick
&c Pasage5 at all times be engaged with the suf~cri.
Per; on The most terms in first cas. New York
butt packets sailing from Liverpool
EVERY FIVE DAYS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR ls41
Two things for the comfort and general Ine
rest oi the passengers will be found connected with s line Of
ships VIZ proper Liverpool ard good rccon,no
dgion bonr the ships, which the subscribers euGanes 10
rl tney eny.gstn hng For farther Particular. snniv ,te
psidj TO W. < j. I. TAPSCOTf. % Soutn-s
Maiden lane.
Agents in Liverpool
LyM. IA PSC0T.r. or }l5 toree Piazzss OF
GEO. RiPPARD son. 20 Waterloo Road.
EMP0RTANT-Faniiesw who have cOiored Clothes to wash
.he eacoes and masa' %.n fade their an1eI. shrink
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-02
The Whig Almanac for The year 1911.

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