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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
SEI.IJHD'S

FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LEG.
On SPKiNG-S Patron,1sd ~ The mas, ~ ,bs
brethren IN The United sn hs aGd n a%ee Dy In
, 4. MO this sounry and nude solely BY WILLIAM
sEPHO No. 50 Spring street neaI bfoadSay, me" f'N
hnyr sen the ar, lcnl leg oil NJ. sepho us consIuc
tion apfesrs excellent and well enc0c!rd 10 snsSet an t
desired d the hest of oil the proof Of thoe WHO
,vesT Them this is positive and undenIdbe ome OF NY
friends whom have mutlnted MORN me a, ey III uer
Or u hI ohe ONE, - W W ~ ' - au2 Inn
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A City SwIldIe.

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
Will YOU allow Inc short space in your columns
by which to caution young men visiting this City
for the purpose Of procuring employment, agains,
system of shaving which seems to be carried on to
an increased extent, if we may judge from the num-
Der of advertisements daily paradcd before the
munity. great many, doubtless have had expe
rience in this matter 81 purchasing situation for
tAco or three dollars. There sharpers in this
City, who live principally by this vile practice of
neeciny the young man from The Country, who, be-
ing inexperienced, readily pays the sum required,
with the hope thereby of obtaining situation. This
may be but repeated exposition of this villainy but
there are doubtless many who would be thankful for
the information, and highly pleased TO find these
public philanttropistS will have less trouble in
counting up the debit side Of their cash account at
the weeks end. Yours &c. A City CLERK.
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THE GLOUCESTER EXcUKsIoN.-Therc was q
tremendous gathering Of Wings at Gloucester
yesterday. Nearly Serea Hundred OF the ster-
ling Wings Of Boston were there, and were enthu-
sastically received by their brethren. The ladies
turned out en- masse, and their smiling faces gave
evd ,nce of the interest they feel in the success of
the glorious cause. Ben. X. Hough, Jr. Esq. pre-
SIDED Able addresses were made by J. T.
Stevenson, Esq. OF Boston, Hon. Dudley Sclden
Of New. York, Hon. Daniel P. King of Danvers,
Hon T.everr,t Sal'nnsiall Of Salem. and ]. P T.
Dumont, Esq. OF Maine. Boston and Gloucester
Suffolk and Essex--have joined hands in sup.
port of the good Wing cause. CLAY and FRE-
LyNGuuYsEy-Bg and REED-sre the names,
in support of which they have agreed to rally.
The cause will be triumphant in Massachusetts
Boston Atlas
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The Tariff Question in GermanT.

his mastery Essay called form By Report OF Dr..
BOwE4HG prominent Ere. Trad Member Of tir British
Parliament on tie Commercial Relations Of Great Britain
with Germany, ut.ntcd 70 acnce TIE Ge!maas TO abslcL
the.r Protective policy and free interchange OF
t!-ir respective productions III ecy oil ts assumptions
md the jGiasjyccss calculations far iry
:acudej show that suffer the de-
strucye paralysis by Foreign rivalry Of ~ cHe Manafc-
the expectation OF supplying seli =y.nz-
c c AL. r,,,i, b!g sst fs II tf li' ""'
The above named Letter OF Nh. Rres Gnd the DiscussIc
of the German Tariff, both putsd together III nttf
Pamphlc; Of pages AID sold at 81 % 00 SO per coo
# hofej that this Tract 4Y receive ve! extensive cir
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Fhr JEaiils TraGS.

1T JEHiUn IIUtka'
No l. The Tes, or Parties tried by their acts NO D The
Currency. No. 3. the Tariff 40. Life OF Henry Clay,
No PnI;;ica Abolition. No. e. Democracy No. l. La
Dor md Capital No The Public Lands. No. .. Annexa-
ton al Texas. No. 10. Tariff Triumphant.
PRICE REDUCED.
The Price of the JUNlUS TRACTS for the Presdentll!
Cam,a will he SIS thousand. THE WHOLE
SERIES bound together. Comprising rs pages Is published
at 5 I6 hundred.
q Orders for auyof the above named works De ad
dressed 10 GREELEY Y McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, Newly ork
-rtu York, April D. l5!.
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FOR THE PILES.
m f,Drf11,c ErJTd

IL.
AN INTERVAL REMEUY-isa certaiq cue ior II!est
other ,nernsl az extsrnr bic ding "r bind nses ql
t,,e,tv yrsrs' standing hive be- permanently cnfsn o ~
;nvnin bIe remedy after MI other nern "d 'aii %
NJ nj s efirn en- the Office BE n"s 'mp>eu upnn'
see Tint the sgnaue "f The propreor 10 h "n napn
Sc ~ an ,he nntsde wrupper orvery box andTeDefbe thaI
re aboyc medicine rnn OGined ~ tps ciJ ONLY NJ WI
IgS Rnwery tour door, above Sprn I,h
80. 80 'ts ronriefor Ca UTHAN ID resunriy enucea
PHI of w eny yeHrs experience c9nHheo W a j
trcntean. o. ) nire "'ui " nul Jn-
TI7NT- CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS OF DR. GoU-
Raid have bra, ned a Worldwide ceiehftY. anu YET
hams no man Of has bfe0 more completely
hv emoncs than Dr. G. No sooner doe ms shH e'.' ~,
s,me article calculated usssge The PAIN OF
Than ~ i, instantly pounred pon by me En"hut n
who INITIATE every pont-exc pns Us - ibs fol
w ne therefore catinned purchasing any q G r.
io1,ry artrles except at DR.. f'onrud ony We" i" ~
nnt n Walker rret from u" n""ly. No., f,,
P)J'IKE SUBTLE for erndcnthg sUp'"uu e, h,in.
Proof positive tbs. aid no mistake. pi'eeeioi'' ~ ~
English, accompany ench belle 4, .,,1 ,;r,nls.
ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP for cunng pimp,es'
treck bl0tches. TAM eness. saowness. m0'pne" eJ"ps
GREi,iaN HAIR DYE will color red or gray hair 70
beautiful brown black, at the option OF the user wthou
stunning the skin. Warranted. .
LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE-50 cents.
BLANC UEoPAGNE. or Spanish White Tor the compiler
ion. 25 cents 4 box - p.u
Der 81 Walker ,st store FROM k"ad%ny nan, nv
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Tx
TRACTOR. at the above number; :, ,,.r
Agents-74 Chesnut street, Philadelphia DIX Eiees'
land Guild Bangor Dyer Providence Green. orees1f.:
ven: Pearce Albany TouSsy Rochester; Stos. Hrdson
crayy Pokeepsie sc. jy9 I'm
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DEMOCRACY GONE To TexAs.-A Democratic
friend writing us IN relation to the position OF his
party on The Texas question. says: IL have
noped better things, hut it is all over. We are
lpst party. True and Christian democracy mas
40 more affinity with slavery than heaven has
with hell. Our good angel left us when our par
~ managers went for Texas. For Democrats.
who pretend to hold to the doctrine OF mans
equality, 10 60 shouting about the country Tor
slavehuiding Polk and his slave cursed Texas, is
uncomfortable We shall be defeated, and we
ought TO be-" Lowell STANDARD.
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Now Ready.

/. PRorEcTIoS AND FREE TRADE: The Cues
zion Stated and Considered: BY II. GREELEY, Is
just published in large, close tract Of 10 pagcs.-
Price s. per hundred, SIS per thousand. This
Pamphlet aims 10 present succinct and lucid sum
mary Of the argument for Protective Tariff meet
,ng and answering the adverse assumptions of
Free Trade
ii. The TARIFF AS 1T Is, compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Ad,ersaries; being
clear statement Of every material provision Of the
present Tariff, with the reasons for imposing u
higher or lower duty nearly every important
article The several clauses contrasted with the
mischievous and defective provisions OF Nlckay's
bill. The purpose this Tracts 10 show the bene-
ciu effects OF Protection and the utter impossibil,
of afiording even Incidental Protection by H0ri
=ontai rarii. Price 81 per hundred, SIS per thou
sand. Orders respectfully solicited, by GREE
LEY s. NlcELRArH, Tribune Office, NemYork.
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" Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
A Treatise on the Nature Tendency ard Consequences OF
oar present Monetary System with plan toe its oectuai and
Published fuI ur fuolc and Author by
W. H. GRAHAM. 10 Nassau street, New York Burgess &.
rnger. ~ Broadway do. Price 81 per hundred six cents
cnpy
The only object of the Author being 10 the Reform
herein proposed the work published his and the pub
lie will only pay ior printing the which they mny e
qure All friends OF honest steady prosperous business, and
OF fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed 20 ei IN extending the circulation Of ts pamphle,.
ield lCl
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 80 NASSAU-SrREET.
4 kinds of Job Printing. such
PAMPHLETS. MAMMOTH Snow BILLS
i'ATsLnGUrs LECTURE BILLS.
CaKcEs. CARDS. CONCERT BILLS. Plain md
INSURANCE. Policies. Fancy.
BILL. or LAD!Hs. Political BILLS.
CIRCULARS. CIRCULARS. tncatl &c.
,criII -.ecr.a AZ Ike Office 0f TIE Tribune No ltO Nassau
strsc:-opprsis rae Pax.
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THE MErHopIsrs.- the minutes Of the
Animal Conferences of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for the year 1914, just published, it
appears that the nett increase OF members during
the wear was l02 S3l. This, added to the in
crease of the previous year-namely, l54 GIL
makes the unprecedented increase OF 257, ASS in
the short period Of two years; and the whole
number OF members OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, l,lll,356 henumber OF the travelling
preachers, or regular clergy, is 1922: of the
peranunated or worn out travelling preachers, 339 ;
and that of the local or Law preachers, o,0e1. To-
tai number of preachers, l2,70S. In other words,
The number OF Methodist preachers in the United
States and Texas exceeds that OF the standing
army of the United States. Boston Bee.
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TRIBUNE BOOK RINDERY,
No. SPRUCE STREET.
GAYLORD & ALExhNDE

GAYLoRD IS ALEXANDER.
Are prepared execute Binding tuf BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES End private ln;:.vdrC.s.
B. Particular attention paid rcblndin- Old Books Pc
rodcas Music, &c. coed style and reasonable n;
Persons visiting the city have their books rebo;
short notice. IsTG
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NEW FALL GOODS.
C.. Y. WEMPLE,
No. 70 Cedar near Nnssau-streel


I9AS lust rrceced new style rich Muslin lie Lanes Silk
IL Fancy t;mpS and Cords vctOnn Grd.es new style In
l Rubber Mts Feiet Gloves Blond. Brussels and lshbur
Cnp and Trimming Lnces. Skirts Corded NIL over Zap ana
Hut Ribbons Hosiery Slaves &c to be sud cheap Tor Cash a3
al 5 DONNELLY & Co, No 81 Grand street. corner.
~. Allen. have hand extensive assortment OF the fol
loyn keeping DRY GOUD to which they invite t
attention o!puTchasers, viz:
81 to IA Imperial and MaTscss Quits
90 to To-. BIZ 2i1 Diapers and nanask Table Cloths
Linen. r-, .
Shcetings.
Russia Scotch and lrish TnSclns Diapers.
SO, 3 and A Diaper and ljariask .,upklRI-
Crash. Huckabpck and BiIdeye lNaper.
+! and 9s Shifting and PllowCaz- Linen OF all nusles.
4 heavy UndresSs1 Linen
French Embossed Cloth Table and Piano Covers.
Colored Cotton Worsteh and Linen Table Cloths
And also an extensive of Cloths and CnSsimeres
Drp E:Gs Gambroons. Linen Dnlngs and other Stank
nd Fancy Dry Goods rnva1 6ms
A II. WASHBU8N. late ELseron & WashbuIn.J would
"A. respectfully inform friends md customers that lie has
taken and spacious store No John street between
William ind Nassau and four doors from the
William. where he will continue the business Of Merchant
Tailor He would also inform The Public TINT he viii have
constantly hand newest styles of Goods OF all descrp
tons t;entemen and Boys winch shn be made up
after the approved London and Partisan styles. and
runted III ht
Gentlemen will please cell md leave their orders with cec
tanty they shr be promptly and faithfully executed.
Ans
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IL North American Phaiunx, Monmouth Co
~ j. (idrcss Leedsviie P o.. 81 E,e from NewYoTk. vie
Steamboat ORUS from Fulton Market to Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer Mr. EDWARD GILES the accredited
Agent OF the Phaanx ~ New Yok, and may he consulted
h1ness from ga to o'clock P NJ at his residence No ~
VYa!ker.st iyl 3.n
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To the Er,eua. or MIR. C,ry.

LIFE AND SPEECHES Henry CLAY.-The publish
err, of this prepared execute orders TO any
.rteat The work compr;ed two octave volumes coz
,,ning in the whole upwards of 100 pages, and is Illus
rated BY splendid steel Portrait Of i'll CLAY. We"
his Birth place Virginia and Fec Simi!e of one OF MS
letters One Hundred copies for NneiyFire Cents
Il believed be the cheapest work ever published
America These Speeches form an important portion OF TIE
History of Country or the last thrty years. anu are
10 all classes Of readers wIhou: reference
Bound with Cloth Backs & GILT Lettering.
Single copy. .''..'''' ''''s % 80
Twsnry.6yr coris. 20 o.
One hundred comic, for. .95 90
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
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~ Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New IOrkThls Institution. issued during the month
I'm Total Live, Insured. >. 81

CO Thomson's Clay rfedal.-For snIe ut the
Tribune Office Ito NHssau-s.reet. THOMSON CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounced
masterpiece fsrt. Price 80 per hundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. jyll Il
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Az Important Work ior Alangf.e.,e, Mechsn1i Farmer.
and Politicians The AliEi.it ~ LABOnEH, Devoted
cause o: Protection; Hame zdustrT embracing the
ATenmeas Apc.;. AID Slesc 81 the @bssi Il'il'aas Of
icaa Labor with tie o. PIodGctou the ugi;ed
states Me. yoI Tn. Is highly useful rc1k
who desire correct and accuIlt- information reference
10 hs Labor Projections aud lsouTcss 81 the United States
1t coutais many Of the aalrs s-ehts k1po;s and Dsie
,aous Oh NcIuiacruag ard Agricultural suhscs which
nave ever been made. Every Clay LIB i'll the United
States that copies placed
public Library or Reading Room lie OF the pucc.
BIZ. 1 Or 80 LAnr.l
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Of Hardware, Cutlery, asc.-LEWlS BEhE-
DICT & co. respectfully inform then frrndi and the public
generally that they removed TO this city, I'd haze taken
the Store 81 Peaseei. uppose the Pealseet House,
where they are now opening large and eieeciel aSsor
ucnt OF Goods both Foreign cEd DoIn-.c. to which ey
would call the nepion thSp wishing purchase apSDu
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ter Cure S Fouhs Broadway. regarding the system
: - 80 e.. - f- - ~ iDr,""s0S
making arrangements open establishment which
carry the system fully. The advised grnuit-
nIslp I'm
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nc Whig SoEgs.-A selection Of The very best Clay
and Frelnghuysen Songs eicn Just published end
for sale at the Tribune office The OF the appropriate
air is affixed TO each song Price 81 80 hundred copies
Clay Clubs Wing Committees will please send nong their
orders GREELEY * MCEbRaIll
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ARREsr.-A Frenchman named Quennissei was
arrested on Thursday night for attempting TO Kill
woman. He made a desperate effort 10 escape from
the officers who had him in charge. Quennisset is
The would-be reeicide, who, it will be reco!lected,
attempted TO nssassinate Louis Philippe, kipg al
the French, some three tour yrars ago, Tor which
he was banished from the soil Of France. lie Is
dangerous man TO be lei loose on SOCIETY,".
GN. o. Picayune, Aug. 10.
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Reasons for PrtfCrring Nj. Clay
C0mmerfilI Infefc0urSe With GreRt Rritain, |

his Pamphlet Tract OF accs showing s p;ecse
operation of he present BRUSH Tamil the Produce aud
Manufactures OF the United States wherever the euEe OF
tbs undertake TO 10 England. hno's ledge
Of lie idci o! Gu;y ni 800 r cent Au:ClD
Products when s!.irrd England, duty
Of 20 pr English GOODS imported iau the Uul
Ted Sias v.! prnbaiy suw the fal1cy Of the IlTlG
naliN 4 Elca - IS l.n s ~ inll
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOUDS.
LATE ARRIVALS.
j. O. IA LOR g. co.
10 Cedar-st.
EEAFE Just OF splendid GALEOrA
IL GINGuAMs benuriiul patterns und rich cOr'ns-the
nsi superb ARTICLES that have been imported tins season.
Also richest Style Of uin flads Tor thldels Dresses
-ilCacas of best lure md quaities-Cashmere tie
l.alne,-Super hustle Skirts ioube cufded and Cross barred
&c all uhch they offer tor cash Ut the lowest prices
MILLINERY GOODS No .Inhn street. near broadway.
VA NASH & LNDERlliLL nre nov receiving rcnI eve
picket assortment OF silks Rbbnns Neives. Fnwer &c
h.ch they offer at small adynrce for cash hiine aud
Country ierchuutS who iay.r them with call Will find
assortment and cheap be found IN ether
store IN The city aulI lm-
MILLINERY GOOnS.-I. NJ STEVENS has lust
vi ceived OF the larget assnrtm.Is Oi tn Millinery
Goods be found IN the city, and Will sell them cheap us ever
u3 SIN
NANCY SILK GOODS "A large assortment Just received
M the Fall lrade for sale cheap tor cash ut " beaver St;
a3 3m L. NJ. STEVENS.
Du[ILIPPINA GINGHAMS-C. Y. WEMfLE, M.
70 CEUAR-SrREEr. near Nassau street just rece
we'd style Philippine Gnshnns. Muslin dc fnres
style Lace Caps nnt do Bunnet and Gap Ruches, skirts
corded MI ever. PARIS Muslin de Laine Gimp Trimming.
Hat aud Cap Ribbons. &c. aul2
ELANNELS-J. o. TAYLOR & co. 10 CedaT s.. Offers
the largest assortment Of Fannes Ow IN the market and
Wv r..l.tr aiprc.
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= REALLY GOOD sH aFING soar At LhsT.ITho
~ aid Nrres SUnp made periued fhse nnu so -
S25 Grondwhy anr So nathan II really make, ~
hick rich lasting laher .oenlng 10 the ski ana beaIo !
this once only.
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u The Alexandra Lao Republican has the
following in relation TO the cotton crop;
THE CATPRPILLAR-Ne regret 10 learn that this
insect has appeared in the cotton fields on Bayou
BGuf and al other points. lis ravuges are SAID 10
he extensive, and we are fearful that the repantcd
crop will be partially inot wholly destroyed. some
ttihk il not tie real Simon Pure worm so fatal IN
other years A liule time will tell
The cosu crop OF Rspides, it is thought will be
unusually abundant
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ts3- Dr.. Phinney'a Family Pills Consistently
Tor sale BY A. g. & d. SiHDS ~ Fulton street, E3 Broad
way, and II East Broadway le5 ON
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How happy could be with either"-old Song.

IolR $ postum III leldtloh W lilc WING ain 10
an apt illustration of the mouse between the cats.
Mr.. Polk favor Of the The Democratic party have
plest incidental Protection nominated cnn1date Tor the
lnfuStfy ne Is INC - 49,, 20 ~
especial advocate Of the coa cnelc ~ Ia
and interest He opposed MI -tN fle0eidh =,
To the disturbance Of the pre- IL regard 10 The arm MI
sent Taf-HarrisbErs Del P"iks views are SSutteH 10
Mercury
lhut It's provisions view
ed with dJhorrenec by Cover
nor Polk and all his Trends. we
need not repsat.-l.SdstrtHc
Union.
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Wool GROWING IN STtuBeN The amount OF
wool sold in Steuben this season, according 10
the best information VIC can obtain from the wool
BUYERS, is at least 250,000 lbs Most of the he4-
Wv dealers in the article put the amount al over
800 600 lbs. At The villtge of Hammondsport
alone over 10000 lbs. have been purchased -
w & l. Hastings of that place purchased So,
U43 ms at "a cost Of 81 1856, SO, beng fraction
over 90 cts per pound. TINS year the same g.n
temen have purchased 5O,572 lbs. at a cast OF
$40 6SS, 80 being traction short OF 81 cts. per
ib-an advance upon The price Of LIST yecr oi iu'l
thirty three per cent. This, lii the aggregat up
on the amount sold. makes gain upon last years
prices of S25 600 to the farmers of Steuben.-
Sucn are some of the beneficial effects of the Ia.
riff of 1912, the Tariff Loco Focuism is pledged
to rrpeal, and which can only be sustained by The
election of Henry Clay and Theodore Freling-
huysen. Still, the Loco Foco party denounce
the Tariff because it does not protect the Farmer.
But facts and figures like the above upset all that
Loco Focoism can say against the present Ia
riff. What say you, farmers oil Steubcn will
you so disregard your interests as to vote for
Jumes Ii. Polk, wllo is pledged TO repeal tho Tia
riff, and says that wool should be dutytree We
should like to see the man who expects to have
% lbs. of surplus wool to sell, vote the Loco Fo
co ticket. We should expect to see him cut the
threats of his sheep as soon. Steuben Courier
THE TARIFF AND WooL.-James h. Polk saws
he thinks "Wool should be duty free" The
Troy Wing says sale was made last week of
several lots of Saxony wool from the flock of the
late H. d Grove, Of Hoosick Rensselaer, county,
to the Niddlcsex Company at Lowell, at the fol
lowing prices: One lot at IS, one do. 10, one
do 81, and another at 80 cents per ID.
From the Ohio flock of Saxony sheep belong
ing to the same estate, sale was also made Of
several lots at IS, 20, 81, Co. and so cents per 10.
This is the way the Wing tariff benefits the
farmers. Is there wool. grower in the Union
who will vote FOX james X. Polk, who tells them
that in his opinion wool should be duty free ~
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" The Books Ok Subscription to the Capt.
Stock rfte NswY ard Ere gail:cau Co. open
the O!cc 81 the Company. No. u Trlse,. between &C
tou7 clio und5. VIM. II. G0IiLD. Sec-eia. =.
Now Work. pri! 18th. iS4;
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Lifts and Public Services of Henry CLAY,

ruhshed IL a neat Octave Pamphlet, with engraved
Llkeae,S edition revised and improved aud ?rough;
down 10 The year 1911; b. ..res Sargent, ESQ of The City
or ey York Tbs the 6csc biography of Mr.. Clay
tant. Price "a cents, CT SO pr 100 copies.
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= 1ANIu.ES-I unsingbuigE KAiined MOulds-se' POKE
msiee', aSsors al zis tor sale at manuincurers pee
NJ. q ROHERlS. IFS Nc-tsi.Nl
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/, A NORMA sEGARS-aOO0O very superior In Norma
Segars, old crop, Tor sale by ,,.,. -,,,h,,ho,,-.
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DEA CoAL..-The Subscribers will be di,eharsns III.
.ne al low pre- Aso IN ,ad. lo Of superior Vslns
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MsgGG PUBLICATIONS..

The attention OF WING ASSOCIATIONS. CLAY
CLUES and others interested IN the dissemination
and promotion Of Wing Doctrines and Sen;i-
ments, is respectfully called 10 the following Cat
4!oguc of Works published at the office Of Tug
Ngw-YoRK rRiguNe by Tie unde.signed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

WINES. BRANDlES, RUM AND GlS-0f va. ,ns
w brands and vintnRes offered "I sale to haercnonN
Iio., and Others plpes halt pipes hhd d cvsks mo ~
the demohn a. the lowest nnrks price, ana on ia'uape
| terms Ly PARIS K. POMER0f, % Penhsi ST.
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AND WESTERN MERCHANTS are 10
- vIted examine the stock Of Account Books s'
tnney and Manifold Letter Writers OF our own manuIactufe
which e offer nj very low prices: e..
FRANtlS & LOUTkEL MANUFACTURING sinf,oneE