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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

President frsbe. New -hnv"n.
hrriv.n.
New rsSp John McKm. Moore q hours from Philu-
Gs'p",5, ndze. To n l. acCreody 4 Cu-so pasS
b-rs Kinr Latham. ~ days from Palermo frat, to stur
bng Nlnsn rfau duys from Wes; ndes. sugar. Ncs.
1et;;. n s % M.ss dsy sSsfs e% sS"a Lett It
cisey Cepo ':cn & "a 2 hs Ho9 t m
Dos steamer Ashland. from Philadelphia for New
SEN Clinda, Snow, from Ps endns NJ. naval stores.
schr hIzqbe,h Powell Philadelphia. coal inns,-r
Schr Mary Augua. FhfnhGn. from Eastp"it nsh to the
shr President Leighton. days from Easpor plas,e
schr Two Brothers. Reed days from Lubec. plaster to
schr fortune. Smith. days from Thoms.,on lne the
ehr William Psnu Foster day. from Muchias lumber. to
sehr seven Sisters days from Calais Ns &c. to
Schr Mns,n,oi, Brown from Fail River produce
scbr Deumutk Rider. Z days from Newport produce TO
schr Virginia Hodges, Allen. days from ocraeoks NC.
com. to Bryant & sln'tnnd.
.Ssss. Ses. to SrSe u McCreaI; & z"
sblos Vile de Lyon stoddaIl nvre Southport. Griffith
Barks Amelia. Havana; Suuda. hui,eilIes.
sehr MARY Frances MonteEo Bay. JAM and Others
Memoranda.
We learn from the pilot boat jas ph Lon tbat there
wrecked vessel o 20 burhen dnfbg about near tho SW
Ons Of the Government ought 'o b. at sent
down her Unless this done inwr rrd pound
vs.se Will and with serious DISASTER
Disasters. &C.
We learn from the NreokmnArT Mt SQuam Beach that the
schr Rsb,cca Walker. ot ,tet Egg Hrbo t"dei with
ouk aod charcoal wrecked uii south ot Squaln
Inlet ui ht 3,st There
b,rrd vessel AL gone pieces.
Brig aou,on OF Pro,oect Met,hew. PniladeIphla for
Boston, the icht oi the 2th oil
Vineyard Soun 10y Aio,eli Phiadr pha iur
Boston The knoch ell otf hrh sud cuwa;er but the
iouton struck abreast rigging and commenced
ak INK bndiv. The e a." bosrd thr NJ. n'd Inc oul
tou dr,yu shore Nashawn Island miles VI ut
paun Cove. hnnher acc ut says the Ii "hs run uioe
there aud with the Wnier coop IN
daunird lett Edsrrtosn he 13G inst 10 assst he
schp Cari,sa Howard Parsons. aud Juin Gstneld of AMI
for b. BsOn sailed from Newuu:y the St inst with u vi.
and hndus the Rough attempted 10 make ba' b ~,
lpwch There 10, being wrer ugh an the oar teC h
IL uck uni pieces The Juha anchored outside,
lett ,ho dtassed her nnrhr struck on the b.
beat over, sank IN lie from lpss'cn light The
Inter may be raised IL the w-arhsr favorable
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

Assembly. foufs respectfully.
:. YOUNG Secretary Of state.

SIIERIFF'S OFFTCE. New York August 5ih. 1874.
The above pub l.hrI puruHpt 10 the
iay OF ~ure nod he reQl OF tl- nur in .uch
made hGi provided. NN. JONES, Shsnf
ci 'he C.'y sn1 Count, Of New So'k.
!E5 \ 'he public NeWsprpsfs the taitf bish
lie t each the election bond
n ncit , Tor iyeii,n1 the s2ne So that hos INV 20 AID
J,e the Boa q O -ulpery.nfs hrd a.>-d ir pls1aeni
se re seG Si.tuies .ol. lst. Chap GH. 5d ID
art IL. pg.c 10. au.l ll.tsjH.
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TO EE LET.

l.. STORE To LET Store No. 10 Cedar Il. vii De ie'.
90 Possession Is, ci September next. Inquire OF the &c
p,s--- cupnu; az
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

Aus lS LAT, &c S,ven. Des s.e Condly. Boston 70
Aug IT, Ia, 81 30 Ion 70 ~ Vol,.co Cnou,e im Havanu
for b,,iru.
Aux Is ud Cape Can,o Amer thrk tsupposed III,
Lacrstia, Adaiusuii, iron fr''v drn"r.)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

,-,EBRiNG'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAI.-So Justly cee-
= brniet: for the care OF bYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS AZ
FEtTIONS, DEBILITY. &c, prepared and sold. whole
,ne md retail by the proprietor. No Mnrny ST. II may
lso be obtained Of The following respectable Druggists nnd
Co ITO Broadway and 10 isor House; VIM. Burger. 50
Cour,nnd ST. a. b. s ID. sand; y Fulton. - 4 Sand.
l..rel Minor 2l4 Fulton Tarmnt. 6 Greenwich at
i'uby 3 Pearl 1t; j. L. Schieiirlln ia Canal st J. & j.
oddngton 7 Hudson at: f. Chaseney l5O Bowery f. L.
l'otion rs Ble-c,er street.
D,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
THE TRIBUNE.
s,,e, at tho stock Exchange, August 2s'
SKCOND ROhRU.
pnblle stock E1chance. Anzust ai.

50 Canton Co ..........2 ssls5f Island Rrd... -: q
z NoIw & wof Rrd ~ sl'' q " i0....'''''''' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
CLOTHING.
HARDWARE.

s5cszHsasar. WARR iNTED CAST-SrEEL e. CiE
x K TO'l .S.-lhe real genuine Cuurer's TUus
IA ID oniy he had al % Att-fney street. where
u l they r,ad- and finished with nay
- hnnds: therefore cdn recommend them :;
md NJ George Brigr. COS puist. ThUse DOT, OF
by Oshofn & l.. fu 'trret -fampe CoG.-r nTe
n my kc De, sned - drcevc Mne axe stamped
thus: Cnueer. New. lurs ~ At1n.v street. liberal
dl,r,,un, Dealers Please observe the stamp, .,,r,
n2i 5m. JUN CONDEh.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

gn1. What ,roud il be IN coHpGrson VIII 4
oiU,GUUea!;ay t,e l!s. t..1' lis Ie ,a,pb sP,
- " IL ,cur Prsa;nng T.kinr or R,r- - TIE l,-,a,
i've; Gaa.giat !R sFAYNfS L,sf -, ~, u al ab
.hs, ,sc,c:uas O75 prepared By DIR. SWAY NJ; y W
,oTner EiGn ard RACE s'Iee phflh Ind aa
,ir: .vrrnsr 81 Blerkef. corner oi Mrettr s,Iet
iTt f. A. Sand. Ch!ch pi>ten,H =! Bower; efs l,sm o.
r-,s II.r- - go i;rdsu street. Newark ~ j.; JONATHAN
p iic No IInion strt Brewer steven; H;nits, -
an .f,"ef 6c,on: " f. psirre A5aey y. Y. ard Stc.u'
{: BuiI No. 81 River ,:ree'. Troy. y Y. al 3Il-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
WhaIers, sc.

Sailed frnn New lIoodon ust. lldia Miller. lpdia
Ocean and NV Ioxsi-
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LEGAL.

EDWARD c. WEST,
.4TTORNEY IND COUNSELLOR at L-4W.
ALr"S. Illinois.
Reters,o Hon ". = McCoun
Frrnr> Curins. New fo,t.
ala 3m' William =. ku,,el.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

j trla ", i h n Il p'o'e>se
tho .t nttire .huut for the r.>'oa-
non snd ,,-cryniiun ti. human ia We know n numer.
an. instances ,yhee ha, been restored =, hends winch have
n bnd for ysnr- and irk crnnut DO better sVor
nn 10 recommend MI readsrs who nrs losing Pr h,r
" nuke Sai 0r:. Tcoic immediately Mail .N0g
:, Ieii- ...r, :. ,,--,,,-,
street phiaceph=. where all HI nhrr valuable PREPARATION.
may be obtaned. =.
~ Futons,ree 3 Broadway. Il Eas BIZ Gdwny. agent, tOi
he proprietor. aui3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

Philadelphia. Nov. II. 1919
pr.nare by Is REli and nld whoeaie and retail By a.
4 u SANDS. Druggists No 7e Fulton street. 213 btond'
"a md Il EMsi Rr.MiMAy. Prce s.. nli I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

T
he sub ha-f .,r sase. sn-il advance.
iraaJues splendid iUt v Ind ch patterns. = sDc
> lights
solar i.G1rs and ilsl Lahtn-ns.
SANDWICH. Cahic and Convex Waters.
Plated CSkc bn.sets, CsS>iur> md CsLnes'icks.
HriISun,a iea S-;fs tuiee Crus.
S,lYv, ed uno abe Spoons Tabie t'utL,y. sc.
NLks.RT BEACH.
AL In ll4 Chath - Pearl ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

.t- tOAL, coal, nj th- Miners Coa Yard. lN
% Sd. >inui"n street. wh,te be 'he yer, te,
lnatt, - BED Al. Psn' Orchard and each nsi"n i"a
Al ,r y-r lowest u,etAc pnce rn q Will lie warranted
4 ~ quality. tom the Sr IN ad - hn vr'nsIa
Gle Kept ~ tins 'ard ius iis
w :ni,enced is be gcd iuI two three "erk
lead, tr b. ehlgh sJd N"gia '"s Uf t:'' tsi
a NY order. received az the yaid through the D-pdicl
l ''ss s io,. JAMES BOYCE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

.CARpA'S ACOUSTIC olL Hero Is something Nsorth ,
attending TO- roui' dc from MN :" extensively
.no,,p .. Is Nr EraefF buth ;he hnt Country
kesby certify thai from the effects 81 we're GOA a>'
unto, rc,w. nnly airefdei with vcCy dtsn=rc-h
i. ni.ss HE rnsng belts which rTndu S Increased
rnii conn etey the heHtiug ui whrn was ~
Juc,d carpa Acoustic NJ Hbd NM nn', hnppJ o >ay
TINT the ot oce battle q" the above led cir % cm
m ,s veil as ever ard ~ d1gecahe Moses hnve entirely
isnp;eaed Any further information ietct.rs M ci,e "j
gladly by calling on lie at 70 :. ,'Ih tii w.
.ar Race. DANIEL ufi1iCfr'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

an .rser bc,on: " Il. psrre, A!Jany. y. Y 7ni Stc.us
:: Bull No. 81 2ver ,:ieo'. Troy. y. \. al i3I-
yAYNE'- CARMlNATlNE BAE.SAN-ls ce'tn'n ,aie
:! and ,i;.cru edy 1r s seniey. affH oI io'se
-. IboI.r, N,,Di, summer 4 "uiplalrt t.lc, trut2
Pans. scar stomach. CO and Nef,"us i!e'Gtce uasf
,ff,ny IN Of Food rt,cf Eating a!i also Ahetr pass
hcucG the boy unchanged. Want %; Appetite
,, I-ubiluy tn sleep nd IN ,t. St"mGch Hd S""-i''
iy.erjc, ramp Ne-vUU. rrrmos and t~itchi"s'' Ssa
,kne> Fantngs Meltnchoy and iowit>S oi -pnl> fls'
ng aud ryng oi Infants ana tor all Bowel Affection a"d
Netvou, Diseases e .;
ns >, .r nli.fa, t uEbIc ne cure ni the various ue
an-elne,s o the Stnsch ANA Bowels. m the ory article
81 N. confidence inr cun: Cholera lnhnu' ~
Summer Compliant: and IN ll the above diseases really acu
ise charm. So. =.
nc mot vn,inhlr ,hmy medicine yet discovered nH
nd, NAV thou,ar hnYe ben receNei tom
'hvsic,nn, l-rg .n and inmieS OF the hs r'spectby
e,g the strongest testimony It's tavor loo numerous Ia
Si Ut wholesale and retail ~ 4 g. D. Srn Dru2g-'s
To 70 Futon,; ..3 broadway; u East Broadway Pucf
qcegis. -u'' '"'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

AZ nfE-sn cesrs prne 1pnhty, TOT saIe b.
Il al5 GRINSELI, MtSTURS 4 Go. p South-si-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

q. iAL-PEAcH ORCHARD CoAL.-;Tee season fDr lay
inv m .uplle, OF Cuul having arrived the Iu,cnhef
reniy o f.reive urd-N for his r quality o CHl eiter 30
/. n Ey. hu, or Stove sze suitable Tor pnro er"eS and
liichen ranges pei.TiG Coal direct from el cnn
h We their orders flied hy lew dnys n",re As" Tor
sa Ie n. below Len 81, C"n l.sckHwRua fonl, White Ash
@i iv-r t,rt. und Sydney Goa. Orders LET with rhe
utre. M .0E sli street.
or hruuvh Depach ro,t will promptly filled ut the
lu,ye.l inuf Aet
T. STOKES DICKERSON. l07 Anthony.
street ueur krusdNEy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
ARRANGEMENTS FOR isil-OLD ESrAB-
TSA LlSHED PASSAGE OgFlCE.-lU Pine co;asr q

Iyrlnni-Mr.r, Spoonrr AiuoDo & Co. B,use, Lon or:
r. Murphy Wnier,o kcad. Liverpool: paya1e IN every
For trhe, ntnnnor tif nv letter, post paid, apply
JOSrfR McMUBkAI. l'D P.ne-S,~t
Conner of S,uti. New. ! *.
OF Ne-sr, y W BSRSES 4 90
.,c2- IS Waterloo Rnad. Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

tsEA ,oAL,!,-lh The ,"lr cntes will h" d.chrrsng thu
vert II cur. of large ieH Coal which they iier f."
.aFe al i1~ prre All" IN ys'd l@ ui Fr.int
Cv.l Bucksills aud Nanu"ruier- Al We low p'lce
.uals, y Cherry nnd i7G Su bcr. y-.t,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26

r ARCE SIZE PEA OR CRFsNUT CoALn- Dreharr
il ,ns this day cargo e very superior lrrSe size Pea ur
Chs,uut Coal iur steam eng ines 'I manu- nc tu'tr
w. g. r. rRtSLOW.
nol S23 Cherry and 10 AulnerTy-Sts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-11

IL. pLANES-A laee lot al
y H 5eaen Planes. lhi- DAY received
gslia fs5 prte- Warranted Good ay
OFT "a GREER. W l51. Mua 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-11
PEARL CASsIMEREIIATs.

K0T Nd HOP ANn BROAD BRIM
L SPLENDID ARTICLE FOR SUMMER
Y WEAR. is NV manuhclnrcd IN Wheeling
exclusively by " " y 5 II JIMESON. IG9 Man
81. THESE Hats are INV the only fashionable
place 81 The Icrhorn and Panama HAS. 10 which
ihey are decidedly superior and cbeapet. our
customers nHd the public are invited In call md
leave Their orders early, a. lhsoe HATS nov IN
great dem1nd.
They have also on hand large stock Of very
superior WOOL HATS, the handsomesi article OF
rhc kind ever brought 10 tins city, and gory cheap
may 10
Yourus ASn CmLnRfN IfArs Of the same style
always ON hand and mndp 10 order
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-11
RESIDENCES, Or Sci

4 II h1oh ~
of designs for Rural Cottages and 1'''age
Villas. and their Gardens and Grounds adapted 10
North America by A Do"lng, au'hoa Oh 'Fa"Se
on Landscape. Gardening &C ilus''a' e ps
a,a,,s enptnvinps Just published aud for sale
JOHN HASWFLL,
~ 9f Bnion ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-11

1as. WAGON 4 new f"o Hsfse
rat H the best manner. inr sale
t4r Hardware SfHrs ol
GREER y l59 NalR ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-11

gNIyE Ca-e. BlHmre CHROME YELLOW
L received aud for saic 10y
nm, OLIVER PRYOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-11

A.ttPERIoR LEMON SYRUP nj f.sal
! rH' - -a.s OLIVIER PRYOR
#.r34
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~mIDRENS Gunp and Florence Bnd B.
V aeig, at s'nnN II ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
JuIy2, 1874.

THE STATE OF OHIO3
CARROLL COUNTY,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
April Term, A d 1914.
Dickinson Roberts, J
vs. In Attachment,
AbnPr Siepn.
A Lii persons interested viii take
IA notice that Dickinson Roberts on
the 9th day of May, lS44, surd out a
writ OF Attachment from the Court of
common pleas Of Carroll county, in The
state OF Ohio, against Abner Sleen, for
the sum Of $92 40 cents, which has
been served and returned.
Attest DANIEL McOOK, elk
Clerks Office, arroIIl on,l
June idrh, 1914
Dunbar 4. Starkreather, An'ys
fo" Plaintiff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
Bramdre1h's Pills.
PICTURE OF HEALRH.


Health is characterised IN an indiVj
dual'hy The absence Of all pain, suffering
or affection in any part Of his body; By
the free and regular exercise Of all hit
functions without any exception. They
consist ih having good appetite at mea
times, en- easy digestion, Tree eVacua-
lions, without looseness or cOstiveness
at least once in every lwenlyclour hours
and without heat, drypess, or burning
at the passage; The free issue OF the wa.
Ter without acrimOny or burning, and
without a reddish sediment which Is al
ways a slgr OF present oran approach
'ng pam; Quet sleep without agitation
or Troublesome dreams: no taste of bile
or other bad taste in the mouth upon
rising in the morning; 30 souruess or
dlsagreeable rising Of the stomach; a
clean io0guei a sweet breath no itching,
plmpIes or spots on the skin; no piles;
no burning heat upon aOy part of The
bodyi 40 excessive thirst when unexpos.
cd to labor or other known cause; no IN
terruption 10 any natural evacuation, nor
PAIN al their periodical return.
Where the slate of the system does
not hdrmonlze with The above picture Of
beaIIh, 1t 4s Of The greatest importance
'hatno time be lost IN sendIug for doc
tor, or IN the use Of foolish remedies to
oIlen The result Of speculation: instead
OF this course let a desc Of Brandreth's
Pills be taken, which will not deceive,
but will al once reslorG health 10 the or.
gao or part that requires it.
All who wish 10 preserve their health,
all who are determined 10 defend their
lie Ogainst the ebcroachments of dis
ease which might send tbem premature
Iy to the grave, will, without hesitation
have recourse 10 the Brandreth Pills,
when the state ot the system does moi hsr.
monlze with the above picture Of health.
Those who 1.-Two 10 country where
contagious or other diseases prevail,
should often think Of this true picture of
be0lIb, and observe himself with parlicu.
lar attention, in order to oct accordingly.
The wise and rightly directed will follow
this adVIce-lhe unwise are Ieli TO their
own destruction. For sale bv
II. A. STIDGER.
July 10, 1874,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
SHOES AULD BOOTS
EA-a IND CAPS.

A large assortment of Fur, Russia
and Beaver Hats; also Fur, Cloth, Vel
v ct. Seal and ScoIetl Caps, Of all sizes,
lust recelved aud for sale very low al
new store Of
VIM. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Oct 8
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Carroilton, March 8, l844
SHAVING q HAIR DRESSING
RStabliSbmcn

THE und efslgueG would respectfully
inorm the citizens of Car rOIIlun and
liz vicinity, that he has recently rented
the room formerly occupied bV Helgh
ton and Romsower- where he will hold
himself IN readiness TO wait on his Gus
toners al all seasUnabIe hours He
would aHso tender his highest thanks to
The liberal part of community FOR their
patronage, and soIicils conlinuan of
the same Hoping by industry, econo-
my und strict attention TO his business
TO merit the Appreciation eI The public
generally A word TO Young gentle
men who would be admired by lite la
dies. To those who have lost the great
est ornament which nature ever besow
ed on mankind, ! would say, that By
making application to the subscriber,
they can have beautiful head OF hair
restored with hltle expense, and with
out tho leosr injury to the skin. Call
and examine a specimen for yourselves,
aud that will put the question beyon
doubt.
Rdsors dressed on short notice.
STUDELY.
CarroIton, Feb, Q, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, Gut
Bery, QueenswaTe,

WeGDer's Reeds Hats Caps Bonnets
Boots SHOES, Iron Nails Glass,
Castings. DC. &c DC
Those who wish to purchase goods
would DO we'll to give them call, as
they are determined to sell as low. if not
u little lower, than articles Of like quail.
lty can be bought for 10 thus Country.
Their store room is opposite Isaac
Dwire's Hotel, where they will be pleas
ed to shew their goods even to those
who DO not wish to purchase
GEORGE ARBUCKLE & co
New Harrsburgh, JuIy 2, lo44.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
List Of Aeiters

Remaining IN the Post office at Car,
roIlIoo, Carroll county, OHIO, July lst,
1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
THE FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed as help to those Who are sup
plying themselves in Whole or IN part
with WOOIe" goods eftkeir OU" man
utacture.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
OAg1IETGSo
SATTINFTTS

70 pieces Sattinetts from SO cents to
1876; on hand and for sale by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept 90
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
MEDI0A5 NOTICE.
A, IL, ChjssVoIm WI ID

N' NHIHHKUTHEH9 NHs H., n
graduate OF the Medical College Of Ohio.
having located in tho town Of CarrolIlon
with the view Of making it his ptrma ;
nent residence, tenders his professional
services to the inhabitants Of the place
oOd the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and assiduous appII-
cation 10 the various Julles OF his pro.
iessIon TO merit and obtain q reasonable
share OF public patronage.
Office few doors west of SincIair'S
Store.
July 70, 1914
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-08-09
NEW ST ORE
I'm WARNISBUWGH,

WNHE subscribers would respectfully
a inform the citizens ot New Har-
risburgh, Carroll county, O., and vicI-
nifty, that they have located themselves
in Ibe above town, and are now opening
a splendid stock of GOODS. They
made their purchases in the cities of
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
its consists in part of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
The Heart Of Pennsylvania!
NOTcsVUIIutTCt UI Tic IIIUUIt'
IloLLpAYsEuR0, Huntingdon Co. Pa. Aug. 3. !


HoLLlpAYsEUR0 Huntingdon Co. Pa. Aug. 3. lSil
HORACE GREELEY, Eso.-Sir-l this day send
you through the Post Master at this place twenty
dollsrs for 100 copies Of your excellent "Clay
Tribune" and thought would just drop you
a line and let you know how the glorious Wing
cause is prosperng in this part Of this County
Need you want any better evidence than the sub
scribcrs | have procured for you in little more
than one day If you do, will give it to you, for
before long expect to order another reinforcement
of your gallant paper fully as large as the first.
The Congressional District (Irvin's) in which
this County is included is as great, if not the
greatest, Iron region in the world, and you may
be sure that our opponents try to gull the people
and make themselves out the exclusive friends Of
Protective Tariff. But it won't take, and eve
ry day hear of changes just on account of this
Tariff question. If the Locos had the honesty to
come out and avow themselves opposed TO Tar
iff for Protection, venture to say that the State
would 60 for Clay by tremendous majority. But
as it is, hare no doubt jut that ice ,oiN carry
the &" keystone" for Clay by large majority.
Mass sleetngs are now being held all over the
State, and the People are thoroughly aroused
The excitement will be greater than it was in 40
and am convinced that our Cause and our Can
didates will be triumphant. The Polkites are
desperate, and they resort TO every mcanneSs TO
divert the public from the all-absorbing topic but
so far their attempts have been abortive.
i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
NONy Ready.

/. PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE: The Que6
tion Stated and Considered: By Fl. GREELEY, IS
just published in large, close tract Of l6 pages
Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphet AIMS TO presen, succncr and lucid sum
mary of the argument for Protective Tariff, meet.
ing and answering the adverse assumptions Of
Free Trade
III. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with tho
Substitute Proposed by its Adversaries; being a
clear statement Of every material provision OF the
present Tariff with the reasons for imposing q
higher or lower duty nearly every important
article. The several clauses are contrastrd with the
nischievous and defective provisions Of Mekay'S
Dill. The purpose oflhis Tract is show the bene'
cial effects OF Protection and the utter Gposobiliy
oi adurding even IncidenLqk Protection by Hort-
Sontat Tariff PRICE 81 per hundred, SIS per thou
sand. Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY & McELRATH, Tribune office, New-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
The TariGin yev-Jersey.

To tie Editor Of 7ze Trit1ine
In this State New Jersey where it would be
political death to any man to declare himself op
posed to Tariff the leaders OF the Loco Foco
party declare themselves in its favor, while the
object OF the party, avowed upon the floor OF Con-
gress and by their press generally, as well as Mr..
Polk himself, is to repeal the present Z" black
tariff law" so soon as they obtain the power so
to Go. Ata recent meeting for raising hickory
pole, one Of the speakers avowcd himself and par
ty in favor OF the present Tariff, and then went on
TO render il as odious as possible IN the eyes Of
his hearers. One argument used was, that the
consumer was taxed and had 10 pay for every ar
tic,e used, Just the amount of the duty upon the
article, o7er and above what he would have to
paw, if ttat duty was not levied; when al the
lime he made the assertion, he perfectly well knew
that he was deceivng the people: because he
knew that the price Of an article Is always gov
erned BIZ tie supply and demand in market, not
depending upon the amount OF duty paid As
enc proof OF this fact take The article OF molasses
within the present year the best molasses IN
market sold in New York :or Is cts. per gallon,
! Dcvlng a Quly CT y Gus LII consequence VI I!4S
| loss 10 importers at such price, all stopped orte,-
| ing il meal time tie consumption going regu-
larry on, the article became scarce and the de-
mand carried it up 10 33 els. per gallon, the duty
continuing me same. Had the duty the least
operation up,n the consumer Assuredly not
50 with ever other article, whether OF foreign or
domestic ori,in. The duty upon cut nails is )
cts. per b.. yet ever since the present Tariff law
was passed, hey have been selling from 81 to u
cts. Will any one pretend that ii the duty was
taken off thc consumer would buy them at J to
|! cts pe. ID Absurd as i. may appear, this Is
the argument used. Within short time Mess
Pork was sold in New York for $3.50 per bbl.
and now the same article is worth SO. Can
this advance be laid To the "black tariff? Not
long since Wseat Flour was Sl3 per bbl., now
SAL. Is not this reduction in price caused by
supply and demand, without reference to the
Tariff? The truth is that when an article be-
comes scarce, there not being supply in market
to meet the demand, it rises IN price, and when
there is surplus, it falls, without any reference
TO the duty, that having been first paid III an ar
tice subject 10 duty by the importer; and Ii Is
not fair 10 make the consumer believe that he has
to paw for an article the amount of duty IN ao-
dtion to the price it would be if imported free,
and at the same time pretend to be IN favor oi
the Tariff. FAIR fLAY'