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".Nanners make TIE man.

Among the various topics which this
curious original treatise sets forth, are
the following:
l General observations on Etiquette; !;
ideas of unihinklng persons on the usa-
ges of society, &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they should be
effected, and when persons should or
should not be introduced meeting a
friend with lady when you are unac-
quainted with her; the science of cut
ting an acquaintance; sighting friend,
3 OF letters of introduction; the man
ner they should be written, despatched,
presented or received; how TO treat a
new acquaintance introduced by letter
Epromptness in answering letters.
4 OF marriage; the duties OF those a.
bout to be married towards their friends:
how old bachelors should behave under
such circumstances; advice to newly
married people.
5 Ofsdinners; the etiquette ofa din
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Printers & Binders Ware
EgOOEpeS.
Nos. % and 81 Gold ST. New-1ork
Prices Greatly Reduced!
VEVIIE Howe Printing Press and Saw

Nos. % and 81 Gold st. New-1ork.
Prices Greatly Reduced!
VTVHE Howe Printing Press and Saw
Il Mandatory in consequence OF the
addition Of new and improved machine
rv to their works, and the reduction ~
the price Of materials and labor, are
enabled greatly to reduce lhe prices. OF
their Presses. and Of Printers aud Bind
ers materials generally; as will be seen
by their newly printed Circular 10
which they beg leave 10 refer.
This establishment is still under the
personal superlnlendenco OF K NJ. Hoe
and Robert Hoe, and they assure Their
friends that Notwithstanding the great
reduction in prices, all articles manu-
featured by this establishment shall re-
tain the high reputation which they
have hitherto sustained. 1t viii also
.bo their constant endeavor to improve
The quality Of them in every particular
They natier themselves also, that their
old friends will not only continue their
favors. but that Printers generally vii
appreciate their cndeavors to inrnlSf
the yerv best articles at barely remune
rating prices -
for all articles used by Printers OF
Binders, including Type, Ink, Paper
etc, will be executed with the creates
care and promptltude, and on the bes
terms. -
Jobbing work and repairing will bf
done at the lowest possible prices "lil
every attention and expedition.
N 3. All articles manufactured by
this establishment will be stamped IL
Hoe &. Co, So that persons from abroad
NAV not be imposed upon with spurious
articles, made in imitation OF theirs.
Printers of newspapers who pu6Ilsf
This advertisement, with this note, three
times before the FIRST of July next, anC
send one Of their papers to US, Will be en-
titled to the payment of their bill OF
buving four times the amount OF 1t.
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No. j, Of Useful Books for
EFAC EseNEear.

PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECON
ONLY, or the Laws of the Formation
of National Wealth. Developed by
means Of the Christian Law of Gov
crnment; being the substance of dis
course delivered to the Hand-Loom
Weavers Commission.
BY WIZ. ATKINSON.
With an Introduction, Treating Of the
present state Of the Science Of Political
Economy, and the Adaptation Of its
Principles to the condition of our own
Country and the upholding Of its Pros
perity.
By HORACE GREELEY.
The work of Mr.. Atkinson is one of
The most instructive and admirable that
has yet appeared on the important and
difficult subject Of Political Economy
/ difficult not so much in its essence or
in the nature OF It's laws as in the appli-
cation Of these laws to the dlssimilar.
complicated, varying circumstances oil
different nations and periods. The laws
educed by Mr.. Atkinson are SO Just, SC
clear, so vital, and yet 50 strangely over
looked by those who arrogate to them
selves the title Of the Political Econo.
/. mists in our day, and who resolve al
Political Economic Science into doing
nothing--ol whose universe Somnus j:
God--and who elevate the maxim o
the counter, Buy where you can cheap
est 10 be summit Of attainabe wisdom
and statesmanship. In their eyes The
cheapest possible production-coin be
ing the unerring standards the grea
end Of human effort; and he WHO is out
stripped in the headIong race is doomed
to ruin and starvation by the law of en-
vious strife and depressing competition
} which they blasphemously represent a
the order Of Providence! These ar,
the views put forth by the Politica
: Economists enthroned in our College
and Senates. as LIBERAL and enlightened
] --at least, these are the inevitable re
suits from those views. Itwas needle
: that The spacions fal,acies put forth b
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/ confuted, aud this has been done in
5 masterly manner by Mr. Atkinson. A
D an elementary on Political economy
G as refaiaiion Of the doctrines Of Ere
+ Trade Understanding equal to hi
!. work has ever appeared on either sid
ofthe Atlantic. Tothe friends of Anne
c ican Industry, therefore, and 10 all VIII
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With an Introduction, Treating Of the
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Economy, and the Adaptation Of lis
Principles to the condition of our own
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GIn-Nl AKIN G.,

He undefsigaed wish 10 IN orm the
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est notice and in the best manner-also
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eral patronage. or Shop on the road
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.IHE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
OF
HENRY CLAY.
,Iofo

o0"tp'e'e m t'eo rolumcs, ofor,, -.
pages,
WITH THREE EyGR,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
DRY GOODS.

lTcCURuY. ALDRiCH S SPENCER. 81 E1eiaase.
CUfToN GOODs
800 Pins-From the American Prn, Works. 4; FGl!
River md otbers-a large variety o. sew styles rich
Chiu's, !, &. aud col0red Fancies.
loo cases FrntsFom the Lodi Pint Works black and xbe.
81 bne. !,:own Sheetings-i4 E,trck Bn;-r.sn Virginia
Stout; Croton AZ. tichvllle. a ulion Rnctlard Be-
treek. Hartford. Manchester. White shuEr,
30 bse rs n;own Shittnes-Caa. Alls EtiFck Gnd S1'
t-!sea.
80 bn 'utnn Osnnburgs-vrnus widths aad qualities.
luJ " Heavy t1Iied -dcknE-} :. ana 81 inches wda 1f
-rEln alu ni Unga. brHt SAILS = =.
go beached GoudshriaEs md Sheeilngy OF vcOus
di's. Qusii'es md styles.
30 ca>es TotnGe,!es, trans Iss. &c.
10 - Cciton ria- l!u-dseichlsiS-5 l. and wide.
- - Colt n Caecs-~trpcd SIirincs, &C
WOOLEN jODS.
200 Ciolt-sup tyle wool dyed b-owr blue mixed.
green ove. &c.
cO Casslmecs-ool dycd black mixed and fancy and
Diid strpc1.
$50 Sa,nets-A large ct the be>syles plaid
Stripes rlain nnd collars, dnEonals. diamonds. &C.
20 csscs juckskin-5O do Tweeds.
20 :. Sheeps Grey Fulled Cloths
100 " Kentucky Jeans-blue. mixed. striped &c.
10 kerseys-Cub Cords. from the Mallory Mill.
rOr srtc-.
l41 cnses Plaid 1inseys-2.i md !.
80 " Printed Saiines &C.
also-A largo assortment Of CARPETS from the Owasco
Ms fine. upelfne and three py nsrGin Of and supe
r-r udTlity. s5G
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
CUTLERY
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA

TRAYS, SC.
WILLIAMS & BILL Is Maidee sns s, nTis rodp NE aten
w ,on of dealers to their Rock OF NEW GOODS tno"
opening consisting in part efihe following:
Fine Ivory TABLE CUTLERY. Of Rogers and ohe' ma
kers.
Common SefTp Stag &c ditto ditto trnri1us Makers
POCK EFT CUTLERY-A comp els assortment o! Rogers
Wostenhors Croose't. SC &c
RAZORS-W & Butchers. Elio;'s, Rogers, WosteE-
holm ;. Cfoose'E, BARRIERS. &C.
SClSSORS-Uf al nOt-t nlafers
PLATED WARE.
IastoI baskets ConmunoE Ware. Cnndestcks. aiteTs
kc. &C ali OF newest sryeS.
Sheffield Pinted Dessert Knives and Fork. IN sets CT pei
dozen Batter Knives &C
JAPANNED WARE-Fine Gothic Sandwich, ead COM
mon Tea Tay together With variety cf Fancy Hau
ware al Of which they osr Of tho lowest pucss. AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
] A NJ S l. A c Y.

JAMES Lacy.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
III No. 81 J.hn st-est nsdr WIliGm.l
HAS always hsnd elec Gssnrtneiro the M fashion
nbe ,yI. of GOODS found the market consisting n
Cloths a,,imerc, and Vestnss o. description which
viii he made UP order sye q; fl and workmanhip no.
other e,iah shment n The city end at con-
srerabls reduction from Bread Shy prces
Gentlemen furnishing their goods can have them n9de
and trimmed IN the amer. cad good fit warranted CT
the following prices a,,
Dress Coats sS 10 $40 rocS Coau D 10 u
Par Is and Vests, So each
Also hand esc, assprt-nnt o. ready mace So,hnz
Des. md Frock Cosn Pans. VETS oTnce Co;s oseieoea
and Clocks . c. 81 at redG-St prices. =,
The lowest price asked anu &C abatement Terms cash
asi;,s,r y i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

~ Tae Chemical Hrcpn atto,'s OF DR.
CnurunI nh','ncd u woh'widc ceiehr'y. nm per
,p. n uan of has been inore completely vcinze
J empires than IL. C. No docS hls skill eiboflt;
,se sice calculated to the pnin OF d.rodny
an i, instantly pouuced upon by he gnnunt 9ni vugGt
Who onate 10 every nnnt-exccptlnc 'S virtues ne uhwa
" re therefore cautioned against purchasing any o the 70
,vng articles. eycep, nj Dr. Goumuds only new f"fS De
,N 67 Walker street, fire, store i'nr. Broadway.
DUDRE SUBTl.E for Grad ca,ing superi1nonS hair iron
,nJ part tha body Always tested before h'y
Prof positive this. nud mistake. Dircctons french anf
grrhsh, acc company eHch bottle
ITALIAN NEDlCATED SOAP 10! curing pimpies
ecsIe. tnches tan edres sninwnes>. morphe" erysDe
h, and all citaueuls cnmpp;ots. so cents cake
GREtIAN HAIR DYE. viii colnr red or gray hair 70 Z
aui1l black nj the option of The uss! without
srlnlnr the skin. Warnur:ed.
LiQUID VEGETABLE 4 RnUGE-5o cents.
BLANC ;rE-PACN.f.. SDanish White tor :hc compex
i,n S cents box.
be % w ker street. - store EsGM RrnadGay.
fGENt'Y FOR nlbbEf'S MAGICAL PAIN ES
TRACTOR, Il the above number:
hsents-7. Che,nul Sret. Philadeirhn; MIX street.
bs.on Ives 5a!am Hodge TswburypOrt: Patten. Pom
ahd; dud Bacsor; Yer. Providence: G.eon WoIcess;
Cowie, Sprnrf-d F-r- Niidile,Dwn: Myers New IA
yen Pontca erenVvix iir, Ahnnc I">.v. Rochester
s',nrts H-dsDA Grlg. PnkceIsc BackCs & Bal IroJ
n. ni3i I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
CLOTHING.

H. YASHBURN, tlaia Edgeron & Washburn. would
N respectfully nfo.ul friends and customers that he has
taken the new and spacious Soe No 81 street between
William ard Nassau Streets end four doors from the corner OF
William where ne viii continue the bushes, Of Merchant
Taiio He would also inform The PUBLIC that ne WI have
constantly hand sty les of Goods o all descro
on f1r Gen,iemens and BOYS which shall be made up
after the approved London ard PaIsan styles ana war,
cnteinen will please call and leave their orders with eeT-
ainy they shall De promptly and faithfully executed
Gu. 3Tli
1TTNetR GOATS OF every vnriety and style reduces
= prices. the NewYors Cash Tailoring Establishment.
Broadway. be the Fans lin Housc ALSO
br;a assortment Of Ss made Ia order which axe 7rnia;7
to 1T. aud to be OF superior munufacuTe ,oc,,r
jy0 JC- BUTTE & Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
s,xryL HlSNAY. Secretary.
siS1uRs PosT. M D. rhy,ician to the Company. ssi

70. The Invisible IVig so closely resembles tbs
M head G, that ,cepiics und conno.saur have
ed perfect and extraordinary invention nt the nay
TIE sret advantage of this move! and unique wig being
r,de wIhou sewing weaving. which causes its appear
.1oes closely resemble the naual hair, both IN hight
sans beautiful and 50 itee Tint ia nil cnes 81
n,rpa:oa evaporation uuimu-de. and the sreat evils I"
yr wigs entirely avoided Is ceulc and connoissenr arc
Ike Invited sDact this nove and beautiful WIZ and te
ptuilr n'hnf o lifting the hsad n; the nfnudciutar a.
6.ry is Broadvay corGcr of Liberty street. w s,as
I.alnr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

water C,.1,,--1. S,e,e. Al. D. IN author on Na-
- sS Fourist nylr Broadway, regarding the system
ba o. rational. el,ci-l and safest in ali diseases.
s.sa,s a,,aras-4si-o't dr1ss Of az" sind Dr. : :
- rrsnseie:,S t. o!sn establishment in which
80, tbesy.;sn nofs tuy. TIE poor advised se,ai,-
Tu .ig2 2me
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
r4-aan,es y. 9 od ,. 500 IS pIactoAy IaaIIiAt VI

,rJan,es u. EsodE Sc, WOODS practically familiar with
~, o,e,aons sas the working o.; Ores ~ The United
81. and Cubs may be consulted the vnlre of mining
- ans, and mnolpL. his No. = Granite building
..sor -. Of Broadway and ChamteTs.stTce'.
IL will analyze Minerals. Sois waters and articles OF Com
-. a, Potash. Bana. White Lead. &C. &c. Specimens
r,o.r,k Ores and Earts ny be hl from the
- ,nd he vii! either their value and Mt
s thea to an analysts. be required and h
,a,res will vsry accordingly.
esiesacas Grinue!, Mntrrn 1, Co.. Prot: j. Royeo. 81
n. w. c. Redfela. E.q.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
TO HOuSEKEEpEKs.

Tic subscriber for sale. ut small advance
GirandoIes splendid lot oil and rch patterns, 2 and
Lights.
Soli, Lamps and Hail Lanterns.
Sandwich, Gothic and CouveX WATERS.
f'!.ed Cake Baskets. Casters and Ceutlesticks.
nn,aGnjs Tea Sets Coffee t'rn<. Sc.
silver Tea and Table Spoons. Table Cutlery, &c:
rI.nERT BEACH,
MI In II. Caathain -. near Pearl 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

ys have employed IL. Hodxe 70 r-tfnrm chemical
b,es fotus nad from tie rnnnet IN winch they we're
ssSi;nr III such ytif,; 4. 4. SANDS & co.
r-YoIS lune / i54; ,sl eoC.lf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
-- IeL InG VUkCrt
Plough Rome and harrow Italy r

Will you all bond and privilege Of nature break :
cast of The ties of friendship and kindred, and al
fec,ion, for the CALLING fetters of parry discipline
and while Pennsy lvania s stretching forth ner
hands implonng her own soma TO assist her in her
tisressea, will you. can you, have you the heart tc
laugh At her caami,ies and mock at her appeal
If there be any one present who has been gulleo
By the Geluson of the enemy, which teaches ~ n
s. vania, what no one da.es 10 pretend ~ e SCUM
. o,ec,;ve Svstem and that James X. Polk Is 10 De-
rsI~J mon as s advocate and friend. lei me crave
,5, no ,,,sn,;on 10 few acrs, whch viii dis
rs ,hst cr ever. il lie, my purpose to
e occupy repetition Of M xba1 nas nas as the
homer 10 at Wilmington he % s r D a. eai !. ls the
III aers ie'e and pss, course Of M Cay i" ress.d I"
or'l'ons 1 .ct oi tie q oi Msicb, i.f', his
.e n snnoortng it and his pre- senl sen,,ne ME-
u r,f.ranco 10 the whole Protective Policy, intend
10 10 let him this day speak for himself Having
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

Il ENoVAL y. U. TAYLOR & co 59 Cedar 81. n Y.
u hive mnred int. their large und magnificent store
jus huiD No 50 Cedar Dear Nassau where they will be
pleased 10 welcome thsiT irlents md customers
- Z & Co. purchnsinl, The present low prices
entire iresn for splendid store
the best 81 les fran lnle arrivals o Foreen Goods and he
desirable and popular br nd and UomASics
AIlnt greatly dsDreciu;sJ prices FOR CASH "a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

n m,.tiisl G.gc Insurance Company c
ssy,s Institution. during the nOnth c .ig=rs
:, ss,.ei icFiy-Siy pU-i,- VIZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

CARDrhe establishment, Nos 1s and % Cedar street,
the iirst of It's kind. n1d the orces,
iFsn SiIeonrs exibled aooT the Uni
ted states. 2l nnd IS SeonEs from the lowest the
o quality manufactured yard wide. yard and quarter. nnf
yn and half de Sh7sngs of every grade large vare
oi The medium qualities at low prices eghna btO4 yard:
a,n the bcs heavy Sheanrs Indian Head Lawrence e. Stuk
Mis- cano A. Chicopee d. appe,on oui. &c. &c Exeter.
lnkacwTs, &c, also. Bats WICK, rwnc Wntp and Wnd-
t'a: Bcs; ~ouh Cntos Yarn assorted twist. No 10 IL
and 10 l.; as-. Sufo!k noskcag aud fine York Drills MISC
'I\r,u- 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
y W. BUMPHRE EY ALMY. Justice of the Peace.
Brookitr, Conn. .Jiy 10. lSii

BALTIMORE, juno 10. 1874.
Aie.r. SASp.-GESr: Most chesiiuly do add 10 the
mails ut yonr life pfeevave Saraparlla-
we, attacked year 1899 scIouluur affection my
surrounding psis unf the tor conveying tcars from
he the ds'roy-c. which caused
irs flow at tears Il also affected my causing DIS
hargs uup aan ard teeth became 60 Ose that It
would mol have been hard task 10 pul them out with slight
Jerk. such nv feelings AID u;ene III tine that
rendered perfectly niseab. roAsued the Phys
cians The Cny bu witt; 1T benefit Every thing bssr
of wa, tired ali ell Il last resort
VIVA Recommended change OF a but this like other remedies
did no GOOD the dnes,e continued eiaduay increase until
Physcian recommended preparation OF Sasop irila
procured from s. gen; IN ;hs City. Ir James A. Reed d
battles t:,e than th!ee months was rcIored
hen lb nd hnupnex. Your Sarnpn'il II! effected rho
cure that the at csed may no longer suffer
, the night medicine ard be free from diseac. with feel
'S' " 'G' "'- UANTEI. McCONNIKAN
Any desou. know farther pucu5rs VIII hnd me a.
resdencc. Fort street ~rere VIII ni'oEh me pleasure
communicable thing III re-on 10 tnis euIs
Personally appeared before the above naIed Dlniel Nc
Consan and made osh 10 the facts ~ me l9,cso
-" Justice of the Pence OF the Cts Of Baltimore
For farther particulars and coneluvc evdacce OF its spe
nor value and efficacy paphie winch may os obtained
srutis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail.
b. L u. SANDS. Druggists.
79 Fulton street, 2i3 broadway. Il Est Broadway
Sod ALA by Druggists geDeally Throughout The pnted
States Price. S per DOtlle .la bottles fnr 50. ,
Is Sand.s Sarsapara thst has aud constantly achieving
such knble # the most difficult class Of diseases o.
which the human franc subject therefore, ask for Sand
Sarsaparilla and Take no other. jyBu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

S4N.oRFNCES-A complete s,.otnent ot coors. ncu-
L ding Plain Drabs. Rrnun', Purnes Cherry Maz Blue.
Scarlet, Crimson. Cau,nleon and Plaid.
FRENCH LAWN HllKFS.-Pian, Hemmed Riviere Bor-
de assorted anres of best styles and for srle
by. WILLIAMS RANKIN = PENNIMAN.
sS3t t3 Wi l.an-st f'sdlr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
GENUINE TEAS,
yyFIfnt ESAT L. ANN DLsI, A

DLIIZ, BKD INtK q co.
No. Is JoHN-SrRELT, Ntw-loRK,
AND No e. fuLToH- STREET, BRooKLYN.
Original and sole otihe genuine ioc
Lanp Also, manufacture and dealers improved Cati-
pbee iAu.s Solar amps. Guauioes Hall Lanes and Ian
.n Aui and S!a Shades. Chmnles aud Lamp Glasses u
al kinds Lamp Wick Pure Sperm OIL. Camphene and Burn
ow prces tor cssh Sep3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

MILLINERY GOODS No 8 john street. near IIoad'gny
lSE NASH 4 jNDERHl Ill. now receiving from eve
packet of silks Ribbons Vevs,s fGTe, &C
Conniry Merchants who fdver them with coll Yi ind a.
good a assortment and cheap can be ound in any Other
100 100 ~ y" he E city nuif ln'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

rENO COUNTRY MERCHAN fS-Br0wn sheeting d
4 Shirngs. o. every stye ard width. all the known brands
both heavy nnd fine may be had manuf4ctuers prices
Nos le and 81 tedursirse " Y hafa block above Pea1
W stars. r. n UNDER HILL.