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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

Christianity IN Mdia-Thc popula-
ton of Southern India seems rapidly adj
vancng in Christianity. Under date of
March II, 1874, the Bishop Of Madras
says, that ninefV-sir ciHascS, in the pro-
vince of TinneveIley, have recently come
forward, unsolicited, and utterly abolished
their idols, requesting TO be taken under
Christian instruction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

O'CORneH and Dorr-Are still in pri-
son, but the walls of the strongest dun
geon cannot entomb their influence, or
shu, ont sympathy for their cause. The
shouts of Indignation which daily 90 up
from the Irish people and the Democracy
of America, will result as did the bugle
blasts against the walls of Jerico.-Piain
Dealer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
For Presidential Electors,

A. W. CAVARLY, first circuit.
John ID. WOOD, second circuit
WILLIS ALLEN, third circuit
A. G.. FRENCH fourth circuit.
w. A. RICHARDSON, fifth circuit
JOHN DEMENT,, sixth circuit.
ISAAC n. ARNOLD. seventh cncuit
JOHN CALHOUN. eighth circuit.
NORMAN II. PURPLE, ninth circuit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

Since the withdrawal Of John ! ylcr the Madi.
sonian toes the mark bravely for Polk and Dallas.
II ssys, among many other things, "from wha,
ws have known, and from wba. we knO,c, We have
no hesitasisn In ssyiog that nextlo Mr.. Tyler, Of
al The grcs, men Oflhc nation, The friends vf The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

Marin. may'nt | 60 10 play horse to
day NO, child, YOU must stay in the
house Now look here, Marin. if you
don, let me. I'll 90 and catch the measles
Il know big boy what's got EN- first
rate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

Crumbs If Comt~i.--Wc see it stated in the
papers that distant relative in New York has
left Wcaihcrcock Casey Of this state few crumbs
OF comior, IN the shape OF n 10000 legacy, by
way of modifying the agony OF the political obliv-
ion to which he has been consigned. Wen 2adok,
aside from politics, is said to be an es,imabe man,
aud will doubtless mike good use of tho money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

On Tuesday next Grand Democratic Rally
takcs place at Dixon, in this state This will un.
doub,cdy be a large ncotng, considering that the
Kentucky coon has "oomc down" since the Ten
nessec rife scorchcd his far or in August last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

I'm amusing Financial Erpedient.-
The tolgate on the national road, about
two miles west of our city, says the
Wheeling Gazette, was recently abolish
ed,and the tenement at the gate evacuated
by the old collector. A day or two al
forwards, an eccentric genius, distinguis-.
ed in the neighborhoOd for his roguish.
ness and apparent simplicity, though gen.
orally esteemed TO be more knave than
fool established himself in the vacated
premises, with pen and ink and poke.
full of rocks, and entered upon his self
imposed duties of toll collector, with true
official gravity and decorum. As ii was
not generally known that the gate had
been abolished by the proper authorities.
he met with no opposition from any one
but some few persons IN the immediate
neighborhood of thr gate, who had been
apprised Of the fact. and those he soon
brought to terms by closing the gate and
threatening them with the formidable mis-
sies which he had provided for the pur-.
pose.-The fellow was doing flourish
ing buslness---no rent to pay and all his
receipts clear profit, when some gentle
man from Bridgeport, who had been in
formed of his proceedings, repaired to the
scene of his fnanciering operations, and
iorcibly elected him from the premises,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

One glass of liquor every day a, six and one
fourth cents, a year. This amount would pay
the insurance OF three thousand dollars on a
mans lie.
From the Chicago Journal, Of which s. Iislc
Smith is said To be the principal editor. We
commend to his attention that fable of .Esop's
about the old and the young crab.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

THE city of Baltimore, which was
once stigmaiized as mob town. has, by
the exemplary conduc, of her citizens, at
the elections for years past, completely
retrieved her character, and now stands
an example to other cities. clipper.
When The Example gets tired of STAN
ding, we presume she will sill down.
R6reiNe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

N,w Theory.--A ST. Louis editor be-
lieves that the late sarfhquakew wos eau
sed By The earth becoming 10 heated by
The sun 10 erack! We give in.--Cm.
cianati paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

cess 10 lake Erie 81 miles ives, of Bufia-
10, and above the usual spring barrier Of
ice. The Journal concludes :-.0wners
of vcsrels which can now pass through
this canal may, therefore, prepare with
confidence, for the opening of this naviga-
ton early in the ensuing year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

EDITORS or THE FREE TRADER
GentiemeH--Several persons have expressed
wish to me to see the "man in the moon,' when.
ever | should have an optic tube in order. |
would, therefore, inform them through your CO.
umns, (if not against the rulcs,) that, next moon
shall be happy to exhIbl, the gentlemen to all
who may favor me with n visit, about "the time
when daylight sets" The article, however, is of
domestic manufacture, and may not suit the eyes
of an ant-protectonst. Still, there is nothing
like trying experiments in optics, whatever there
may be in other lies. | would further suggest
tina, the noted character above spoken of resides
near the middle of the moon, and has great aver
sion to the meridian sun, combining his excursions
to the lunar morning. He will, therefore be more
likely to be seen abroad when the moon is at her
first quarter, OF ,hcrcahouls. From the 9Th TO the
10Th day are the most favorable period, and these
correspond to the 10Th and @3l Of September and
on these evenings both he and myself will be
sat home" i. Is.
The Goth and 2ls, are the best days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

Alas! for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jack,
of this depraved city, applied 10 Judge
Conrad to give some statement tending
to exhonera,e him from encouraging the
mob spirit in the recent outbreak, which
the Judge declined giving. Thereupon
the Colonel in some publication reflected
somewhat on the candor Of the Judge.
His honor then sent the Colonel chal-
lenge to 90 on, and play as The honorable
game of murder, la mode the Wing
candidate for the Presidency. The Col
onel declined the polite invitation, where
upon the conServator of the peace sought
him out and gave him sundry blows with
a cowhde !--hendaTs Erpositor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

We are told tina, Mr.. Chapman, the locoioco
candidate Tor governor of Georgia, after having
canvasscd the state for several months, has aciu-
ally declined running longer, and quit the can
vass-- 4, 5. gazette.
Very likely, as there happens to he no election
ior governor in Georgia this year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

Flight Of LOcust.--The Sag Har-
bor Corrector states, that during the run
of the ship PhGnix, from the Island of
st. Helena TO that port, an African locust
flew on board, which was caught and
preserved. The distance of the vessel at
she time. being 1880 miles from the con-
tinent of Africa, and still greater dis
lance from that Of South America.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06

UJOn Tuesday last best samples of whca,
were bringing 60 cents at Chicago. Oats were
ranging from Is to 90 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06
DEMOCRATIC CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES

For The Gourh Congressional District:
NIB. SPALDING. of Kane county,
i. b. WILLIAMS, I Of Cook county.
j.. S. PRE- SCDTT.
EDMUND WILCOX. of VIII county.
JOHN HISE, of la Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-09-06
Fnr lie Ninth Mdiciai Circnil i.

TW fHC NtNf" "HHf''"' '''t"F
Bue1u-D. G Salisbury. HTShGif-S. Ramsey,
p,oria-W II Fessenden. Pui80oi--A. r.. Amos.
S,art-O. Whitaker. D. KgL-E l.. Mayo.
KendaH-r,us Howe. Kme-M.W. Fletcher.
LaShie-M. L. HOLSTER Ogie--H. J. Moss.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
PussenGurs Arrived

In Lhe steamship Great Western. from Lirs-Dool-ar
hascr indy child End servant NJ alts9 aan' n,. ai%es 9
viller E Colliard, L Crook Thoma, Cormck lady two
children und three servants, Colliags Mis- pci Hen
indy Dycit. Eliimnn Elicit. Jr Evans; VI Ers-
thai r Il Hamilton. Z u Hail. Thomas Hill. X Howaid.
M Howe and child Howe and two servants @ ones' ne
Miss Aca lnnes Mr. Mason and two servants Jackson
lanin. King Indy child n1d servant n, klISeat,ck S
Mnckay. James Morton J ,lunroe. Z Simpson, Prof aluer
and lady MooIe. II Morris. aln9ewood, tapqin h
Nils, Midebraok sicilushen. Muir, Mncoln. Miller;
Miss MIer My u>haur1essy aud lady J. Pet psFFin .i ;
Ray. MIS- RAY Ray Jt RchaIf R2y GJsenes 4 hn
Roberson Mir W Schoie and lady SInllh and lads;
Miss q Smi h. d Strain. w II Socnm. Stew!tt mud
voo; c WI III, und lady Waters. Mr. Wncoit and dausn.
ter Miss n Ward, Miss NJ Wnrd. Total. lS3.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

MuRpER-Thomus ]. Turk, Of Polk county, Mis-
souri, was shot and killed on the 8h inst white n
ding in prairie. by some person concealed in a
tl,icket. This is The third memb-r OF that family
who has been .hus assassinaled. the father and Two
sons: and severa! othermurders have been perpera-
ted, arising out OF bitter ends oi long standing.
yonng man. named Isom Hobbs, has been arrested,
charged with the murder. Louisville Jour
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

UNFoRTURArE RENcoSTRE.-an unfortunate
rencontre took place yesterday evening, between
Mr.. j. W. Woodland and MIR. McGanry. in ire
counting room of the former. IN which Mr. ". was
stabbed with dirk knife in the back, neck and face,
very severely. we could not learn the in!u,edinte
cause of the difficulty. n. o. Pic. Aug. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

~ Eortn American Phnlnn1, Monmouth Co
Nj tAddrcss Leetsvile P o. 5 miles from New ok. via
steambcsi ORUS Fa,on Market Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer Mr. EDWARD GILES is the accredited
Ayen, of the phacn1 in NewYok and may be consulted
its busne, from 3 to O'Clock P VI q, Ills residence No 20
yrnIker.sf 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

u We regret TO learn that the house and fur
niure of Hiram Lane, Esq residing On Hinton
creek, was totally destroyed by fire on last Sun
day night Mt Sterling (Ky) Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
ID r. DI o S S Y
OCUI,TST

AND OPHrHALMlC SURGEON,
No. so Chambers-st. 4 doors w. OF Broad
WAY, New York,
ftONFINES bis practice 10 DISEASES CT THE EYE.
- and Operations upon thSt Organ nd lis appendsses Ar
hcnl Eyes Inserted Dr d. has for the lest eight year. de-
voted his attention amo exclusively this important branch
OF the profession having pup OF DR.. ELLIOTT,
Ien his assistant aud later practising NJ Charleston c.
Foa OPERATIONS srnbnus, catn rac, SceI and Treatment
charge. moderate. othce hours from A. 81 10 . P. II,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

AUG 6.-The demand has moderated this week, and the
transactions below the weekly average The range OF
prices has also been favor OF buyers pgricuary during Tho
latter Of the week. but not TO tie extent Of 20 per M iof
export the demand continues good and hs the only feature
the narke, Of interest The purchases for shipment ae U
bales of American aud 500 SUu and l0r the tIude only Il III
bale ofni kinds Spectators have not done any thing
Taken speculation 20 this date ...... bales og 80
Do snme period of SAB 13...............,., 2l6 so
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
SEI.pHO,S
EfRST pREMjitN ArCI PEEY FEE

FIRST PREMIUM ANGLGSEY LEG.
On SPRiNGST. PatTOnized by the most
OU throughout Europe. .snd by TIE d.tngushed Of h
profe onsl brethren in the United States and allowed by B
be the appfouc!i To hitherto psodnret. IN.
roducsd into this country and made solely by VILLA d
SELpfiO. No 90 srFing street near roadwny, New York
Terms moderate ard indsputn5le references gwen. 5
!" have seen the artificial leg OF Mr. selpho. It's cons,ne
ton uppear excellent and well eacuaed 10 answer oil TIE
0b ctr desired But III. e>t of all the proof OF those via
,yecr them positive ,.nd updenicb!e. Some Of ny
friends won have nTtiiatci. inform TINT they super
or tn all other. VALENTINE MOTT Professor Of surer,
University of New York, - au2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
FOR THE FILES.

DR.. EPhAM'S ELECTUARY.
AN NINTERNAIl REMEDY-is certain cure tGr Piles,
"A eitEe. internal or external. b!egIDg blind Gases w
teny years standing have be1n permanently cured by h'
nvaluGbe renedy after oil other had failed TestlnG
rinS al Is eicncy the office. De not imposed upon
See hnt the signature OF the Proprietor his hnni WIZ;
nc the outside wrapper every box and remember trt
the above medicine obianed this city Aa,
B Rnwery. -four doors above SpDI Iireet,l Of the original
and sole Proprietor, "a. UrHAa Ia regularly educaieJ
FhyscaE OF t~en.y years ckpeTenre confined 10 CrF
pRACr1cK where Piles md all chronic deases successfully
No &c RDwery. Hu9 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
'flog oi ic53i;'.''''..:..:..'''

The sales day about 5UUO bags oi I'LL KINDS ld luei
market 500 Sen Island for auction. Friday. 30 lst.
AUG "a good extent of usness has again been done ,bs
week. of which quantity has been nken for export ny
800 bnes American SEQ bHes nf PeBh and oOO hnes f
Suru-,o the trade 3j 60 bales have been sod while specu
tors have taken only 80 baIes Of American In prices OBJ
scurcey nny Change; they have been rather IN iuvoI o
buyers Than otherwise To-day about 1000 have been sold
-the mn rEet closing pretty steadily.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
10. 1s0 :sAESAU-SIREET
III EincE Of Job PIintinE. such aI
PLyfELETs. riANSaTE Snow RI.tc
CATALOGUES. LECTURE BILLS,
CHECKS, CARDS. CoScERT BILLS. Plain e.6
INSURANCE PuLICGEs. Fancy.
D.LLs or LAcIS9, POLITICAL BILLS,
Circulars, CIScrLaRs. tDeat) SC.
rcrptiv sr4ru,e AZ t jfce G ie Tribune No. io Nsrsau
E,eer-tlpOcr-ie the Pax
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

rS- rThomscn's Clay Mcdai.-For safe at the
Tribune Office 160 THogsoNs CLAT MEDAL.
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounced
masterpiece art. Price $40 hundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited, lyl1 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

OF This Books OF subscription to the Cnpi.a
Stock ofhe New York and Ere Railroad Co. 1t
the Office OF the Camp2nr No. 81 Wnlstree between ne
hours o! 10 ard tFH. W. GOULD. SacretaIy.
Nev,-S oJi, April 9th. i2' IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

o. The Chemical Preparation OF DR..
Guura,ts have obtained worldwide celebrity. ana per.
mans no man has bsen more completely vriinizd
by en,ncs than Dr. c. No does his skli eia0ots
some article calculated Ia assuage The pain nf dsicnly.
thhn Instantly p0unce upon by the Ignorant an vulsa
vino initiate every poiu-ayceptrc It's virtues ne uny1
u therefore cautioned agnins purchasing any OF the 70!
lowing articles except at Dr. GouFaud only New orS lie
not s. Walker street, first store from D-onfw-ny-
PI RRE 81 B i.E for era6cane supeiuous hair from
any part of the human body Aay tested before buying
Proof positive ths. end mistake Directions French and
ITALIAN MEbICATED SOAP for curing p;m2les.
freekes bloches tan, redness salOsne mohew. eyspe
las nd all cuianeor, complaints. 50 cents cake
GREClAN HAIR DYE. will coor red or gray hair TO ;
beautiful brown or back ~ the option o The user. WITHOUT
stnnina the skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETARI.E ROuGE-so cents.
RLANC n'ESPAGNE. Spanish White for the complex
ION. - cents box.
Der, q Walker street ;st store FRGA RronGway. -
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX'
TRACTOR, at the above number;
Aeens- Chesqnt street Ph;sdslphia sk 'i5esi Pe
land Guild Bnrgor Dyer Providence: Green Wnrces,e
Cowies Springfield Ferre, Middleiown; Myers New Ha-
ven; Pearce Albany: Tousey, Rocheser storTs Hudson
Gray. Po'keepss. &c. auoi LII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

c. Water CHre.-J. Sher. NJ. d. m author on Wa
Cure. s Foars Broadway, regarding the system
by far the RATIONAL efficient and safest in all diseases.
practices accongly-rithout drugs Of dn2 Efd. Dr. 5. is
making arrangements TO open establishment in which
csrry ou, the system fully The advised -ratui
ouslv tT2 3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

NIT coal SIS PER ,IQ.%-The subscribers are daily
ialvsrng tie irt quality Peach Orchard Coal OF the va
nous sizs market Aso yard. ehigh
Coal the EeS and Stove for sale q, the market pnes
CRULlUS s. RlPLEf.
90 s,S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

nH- Hardware, CUTLERY, &c.-LEwTS BE-fE-
DICT 81 co. respectfully inform ther friends and the public
generally That they have removed to ;, city nj have taken
the Store q P-oet. opposs The Peail-ltisa HoUse.)
where they o3enag aI-e and Te-ssec:ai
men; Ct iiood. roth ForeSn end Domestic. which ey
"uld ca! he seaos CT ;hoss wrshn- purchase apart
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

4 ARGE SIZE PEA OR CEFSNuT COAL!.-Di.eharg
IL ing day casgo of superior large Pea or
Chesnut Coal, 10, steam engines or niaruia iactnerS
W. 8, L. TRUSl.OW.
NJ, 81 Cherry nnI 10 Muherry-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
CLOTHING.

& H. WaSaRURN. ta,e EIgerou s. EVashbuln.) would
u. respectfully INFORM hs friends and customers that lie hrs
taken TIE sew and saco, Store. No 6john street between
William and Nassau and four doors tto the corner OF
Willu where he will continue the business OF Merchant
Taller lie wnud also inform The Public TINT ile will have
constantly hand the newest styles Of Goods Of oil decrp
tions for Gentlemen and Boys which sG be made
after the approved London and PGrsnn sy' and war
ranted to fit .
Ccntlcmen will please call and Leave their orders with
inntv that they shall be promptly and faithfully executed
au7 3mr
GUNNER COATS of ev=ry variety ard style, nt reduced
- nrices nj the New-York Cash Taurng Establishment,
iS7 madGy three doors below tie FranSln HOuse. Also
!" ;Ys VI anu 10 oe u su''''' :. C. BooTH & Co.
LARGE AsSORTtiENr SUMNER COATS cum
4: pr,;ig Linen. lean GGniets CusiIaeIas BOuDazine
Merino, tfocks dOr-Gys. Sc ir SUE. rcldy mt'c ut ~
o[O9sT"s' n,ss o'''''' -' $;fSi e ITGNiScs K 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
BOARDING.

DOAHD-A famil' few single gentlemen of good NOR
- ais have goa oa5d and private family az
IS Gifts; Terms very favorable ar3l lw-
BOARD and pleasant rooms ct Mrs JANE HAlGiT ).
ID No. ll0 Chambers street. be obtained by families or
single gentlemen Tfarsient soaerS accommodated by the
day or week. References exchan ged
10 LEr-Au office recently occupied by DR.. stevens Ia.
Gure above. as lw
lpOARD-A large double room on the second Hoor, can
ID be tad with iul bcsd at Is Hudson street. aus 3~
sl TO RsNT-A large iiont roon, second fcor. 10
ia one OF two senllemen Apply at IS Murray street op
I'D pose Columbia College Yard. sS u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
TRIBUNE BOOK EINpERy,
no. Sr2UcE STREET.


GAYLORD = ALEXANDER,
ere prepared execute Binding fof BOOKSELLERS
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
n p. Particular attention paid retiDdins Old Books Pc
rcdcas Music. &C.. in good style and .: reasonable rates
Person. visiting ,hs city nave ,he'r books rebound
shnrt nn,co. II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
COAL.

|,OAL!-BES'r RED ASH, OR PEACH ORCHARD
u COAL.--pETER CLINTON now delvernz the
sbova Coal screened from tie yard, and Tree OF carsse,
for the following prices hroken Egg S5 % large stove
or Stove nd Egg mixed. 81 15; isrge Nut at 81 ~
~ |, . cer;s per viii be deducted il taken direct from
the boats. Ysrd corner OF king and Greenwich Sc;
au29 Sn PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

GOAL COAi!-Supssior Peach O.chaId Red Ash Coal.
~ rom the Spoon and Salem ver:-Egg and Broken. s.:
S;eye "a 75; Nut. "a 90 well screened weighed BY city
yoph,r md delivered free, part o the city
nj The ynra cor OF greenwich and Christopher
O. ~ l sr'N= Goat by th' cnrSo--i.e and dust cneap
mn; "a, ....I I...-. Las FisRGIfStDN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

COUThUOY & rEVERS, 34I BRoADwAs.
MANUFACTURES OF Lamps. GiR;ii:Spn2Ii;;t, GiR3;ii:S ~ ~,
I'VE CANDEtABRA &c and Dealers N HoL f Stf-r =!
the lage manufactures Tie United S,a.. t'L are En- "a
bied 10 oftar aIrps CruGeaba. &c for hircI Iia II
ei. pnyara DWELLINGS, segmnoas ard fEcset. OF ite 'i
reasonaba t-s Of eqn; not to Ne dli ~ bs IN '
and shin enu. r economy and hgh suIefseihS ~ o'h
before the public No eS than ForA aotp pan ana I
wvnit hnye whIr the last seven yeaii, o5eo
~ nr tsir 81 pezory N This ciss o good o.
nnbii. m. Te-1ecuT invi TO c:a ard examine ieihe
selves. ,.,,izs- n, ,-.orv n rce,
DpTTANNTA WARE, revolving castor frames ditto WIN
IS boie soupae and uEbl r. lamps ana m. can.
~ lea and table spoons. cofn plnss. &c. For sac
iv WEEkES Manufacturers Agent, 81 Maiden isns ~
taLs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
Preparsd and sod, wS0ie;nlo and retail, By
4 Z Il a ME. -r,..

y n. B. @ y. N.fN!i;,, UTlEEH3
70 Fuiion-street, E3 Broadway II East Broadway
Sod also by Druggists eenernly throRhout tho unitaf
States. Price. 81 per bottle SIX bo:t!es iOf SO
GJ The public respectfully requested 10 remember ;ha,
Sands's Saraparl tat hls md IS constantly achievlrs
such remarkable 1 the most difficult casq Of Diseases
!ch tho human ,ane subject therefore RSk m Sandi-
Sarsaparii!1. nud take y2S mi Vv51Csowti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

SJOUVENEL& & IC'S TsnuIac.ory of Cut mud ia n
d CLASS uf every description Solar. Lard aud CaTphi .
Lamps. warranted patterns OF Glrnndoles G:feabr
Rnk.ts Chandeliers from 10 twelve tights. EciI jamts
AZ ntens Of every pattern. French Chiua LAMPS Heic
reDaie and retin.hed ecua.nnew We cali he attention '
coJInry merchants aud ohers cali and SATISFY elves
reea;d IN prices and quality ofnrclss.
Corsian,l .nnG coGpleie assortment oi nj te hboye
Glass mate nd CT, order All articles matched 70 evs:y
natern Eect6r7 No. . Cold street, y. Y. Wholesale All
Retail Stc,e No. 3 John -. near Broadway m
auIi M J. sTUUVENEL & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

The Journal of the Two SiciIies of the 9th u'.
publishes the sentence and execution OF nine OF the
Unfortunate Young men who sailed from Corfu in
June las, forihe Calabriss. On the 2ih, the military
commission sitting at Cozenza pronounced sentence
of death upon seventeen of the persons implicated IN
the descent upon Calnbria, nine OF which were cEr-
led into effect the following day. Among ihe M
happy sufferers were Atrillo and Emilio Band'erp,
sons Of the Austrian Ad,niral Nicola Rcciotti, The
Ancona, in 1881, who subs equen,ly fought through
our the civil in Spain and rose TO the rank o'
lieutenant colonel; Dominica Moro, formerly lieuten-
ant in the Austrian navy aud Anacharsis Narde,
LAWYER and nephew the Dictator Of Modenn, in Tie
insunection Of 1881.
GREECE.
The Cologne Gazette states that the eleCt ms IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

I~vJAI-PEAcH ORCHARD COAI.-The season for lay
ne IN supplies of Coal having arrived, the subscnbe
r,6y 10 receive orders for his first quality of Coal either Bro
kn Egg Nut ur sIze suitable Tor paIor gr'es and
htchcn run.es Those preerg Coal direct from vessel can
have their filed by gyius lew days notice Also Tor
s,s n, below Iehgh Coal. lnciuwAna Coal, Nhltn Ash
Coal Liverpool orrei and Sydney Coal oIder e, with the
Sb,r or Bernes office, No 20 Wall street.
or through the Despatch Post will promptly filed al the