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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02

either leave off praying or SHINING. Better not
pray, than act the hypocrite-pray one way, and
vote the other.
Will our good praying people in Vermont prove
their sincerity by their works? Never had pray
ing people better opportunity to prove their sin
cerity, and to show the excellence Of the christian
character Both of the political parties have no
minated shareholders for the Presidency, and both
depend on PRAYING men to support their nominee.
Would christians of all denominations act now in
character act for Cod act as they pray, refuse to
strike hands with the wicked, to vote for a duel
list, stakeholder, they would rise in moral worth
a thousand per cent, would produce happy mi
preston on their own families, would repel the
vile assumption, that all praying persons are hpy-
ocrtes, convince politicians that christians cannot
be induced to give their votes for shareholders and
bloody men, and thus throw their influence against
the lauddefling sins of slavery and duelling. Let
them do this, show their faith by their works, and
never again will any political party dare to present
STAKEHOLDER or dnellist for the support of pray
ing people. Praying brethren, what wiIl'you do?
There will be eyes enough TO watch you-con-
science-your chiIdren-your neighbors - those
who seduce you-and your final Judge. You can't
act in the dark, where no eye seeth you. If you
pray and act like christians, it will be known, and
produce such results as God will approve. But il
you will pray like saints, and vote like apostate
angels, your hypocrisy will be known, and you
must bear the reproach of praying one way and
acting the other. And this reproach will go with
you into the eternal world, and meet you at the bar
of God. Are you willing to appear there as the
hyporrite, who prayed for good men to rule over
US, and gaze your vote for profane oppressors and
bloody duellists? B. X.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02
Democratic Consistency.

The Albany Argus urged Mr.. Van Buren, vehe-
mently because he was against the GO immediate
annexation of Texas" The same Albany Argus
now supports Polk because he is for the &C mme
diate annexation of Texas The Democratic
legislature of Massachusetts in lS49 solemny re-
solved, I" that, under no circumstances whatsoever,
can the people of Massachusetts regard the prop
ostion to admit Texas into the Union, in any
other light than dangerous to its continuance in
peace, in prosperity, and in the enjoyment Of those
blessings which it is the object of free govern
ment to secure" Marcus Morton was then gov
ernor Of the State, Henry H. Childs was leuten-
ant governor. In 1914, these same distinguished
Democrats, with George Bancroft and Robert
Rantoul, Jr., who have always claimed to be abo-
ltionsts, united with the Polk and Dallas conven-
ton IN declaring that g the re-occupation of Ore
gon, and The remuneration of Texas, at the earli-
est practicable period, are great American meas
ures, which this convention recommends to the
cordial support of the democracy of the Union. -
Is not that the extreme of prohgacy ?-BostOn
Chronicle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02

pecialIy of the producing and exporting States, re-
quired its repeal, and the restoration of the prn-
ciples of the compromise tariff act of 1888" (Now
mark, dear reader, this is the tariff act for which
Henry Clay voted.) James K. Polk to the peo-
pie of Tennessee, Winchester, May 90, 1S4S.
Thus we see, fellow citizens, however much of
difference at first, there might seem to be between
the characters of Henry Clay and James K. Polk,
their paramount wish and object is TO protect the
COTTON PLANTER and the interests of the
planting States more than ALL" PUBLlUS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY Friday,
In Lyman's building, Main ST. near the Union House
&c. ASPENWALL, Editor.
j. POLAND, Publisher,
J. POLAND, Publisher,
T f II Nj S ::

Single copies 81 so in advance, ~ 90 after the
piration ofthree months from the time Of subscribing
All papers sent at the expense of the subscribers.
tL3S Advertisements inserted at the usual charges
t3~ Transportation of papers will in case be paid
by the publisher, unless special agreement the
tfary is made. af1i
G3s Book and Job Work of every description thank
fully received and executed with and dispatch
For AGENTS see faSt page.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02

wing and democratic parties besides the above
names of gentlemen equally eminent in their par
ties, but have room for no more this week.
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NU MRER 81.

other property, with view to emancipate them
thereby spurning fortune at the expense of hui
mainly, and obligng himself to earn his bread by
the sweat of his brow upon the new lands of Mi
chigan, has never even been noticed by one-haf of
those miserably mean papers that are so forward
in echong these dregs of slave holding maTevo-
lence towards the chosen leader of the Liberty
host J.p.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-02

VERMONT, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

IT. LITERARY CuRIosIr1Es-The Editor Of
the Charleston Courier has inspected rare and
curious London volume. entitled Historical and
Literary Curiosities.'' 1t contains fac SMILES OF
signatures and original documents of remarkable
men of past days both places, portraits, &c, Of
eminent men.
The Courier copies the following extract from
WILLIAM PENN:
He is q wise and q good man TOO, that knows his
original and end and answears it by lie that is
adequate and corresponds ther with, tilere is DO
creature fallen so much below this, as man. and
that will augment his trouble in the day of account
for he is an Il countable creature. pray God his
maker to awaken him Just consideration thereof
that he may find forgiveness of God his Maker and
Judge '.WM. PENN
Among the fac SMILES is FRANKLlN's Epltaph
on himself, with verse attached that IS new we
think.
Epitaph acritten IN l723
The Body OF
b. Franklin, Printer
Like the cover OF an old Book,
lis contents torn out
And srript of its Lettering and Gliding
Lies here Food for Worms.
But the Work shall not be lost;
For il will (as he belev'd) appear once more,
In new and more elegant Edition,
Revised and corrected
Bv the Author.
/: life is compared 70 a Feast,
Near iUuIscore Years fvt been a guest;
I've been resaet with ths best,
Aad feel quite satlsiy'd:
Tis time that retire 10
Landlord, thank ye! Friend Good Night
April o. l78i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

S6 WiluFm-'yG--t tIsn-.a AssHt Ion this citv:
t1d o t pnnclfai retail New YORK. and
Brooklyn. ''A Ans
This NOT nsc medicine /, has been known 70, vs,,.
and healing Influences have been ie by thousand, in ~
vicinity >Sher Ia, heen sold. Bur effort as ey.r 81
De n made introduce II 10 the puh at ,rge by upps f
the press II has .u 10 work It's way silently b, =, ~"
e1p11.nce md Ls rcOHdsjd carsS Il has .5ttttd The
extent ;hfse aud the hsh Add just puiaton whcht b,,
hu acquired are manifest hundreds Of tsStmopis
JOiuntsE!y unis!'sd 70 e pFoprgo5 % gentlemen u
medical profession aud Others " no have udIt Il now
that It's priceless benefits may be made known, and enjoyed
noss widely by The afflicted who sntering wtho1;
knowledge of us healing powers, ma
Colds Coughs. Asthma Influenza n Whoopms Cough
Croup Worms Remo:age tor raising Of blood) ard The
who'll. class diseases affecting thr hraSt and uRgS tending
10 consumoa and Other kindred diseases, controlled by
II As by charm. These complaints OF insdous
character They :" lth slight cold, with some
trng ailrneu "hch being al first neglected leads
tJuton way, and the victim Is oToa5h to theerJ
No rsnn who has any regard for tie nesmabr blessing
ohealth should be without this mid pleasant sae aud yet
powerful Ia this climate, where changes Of weather
are so sudden and their effects Injurious IT immensely
important timely OF II has saved and Will save thou.
sands from the pans of protracled nss from bed, Of Ian.
gushing from wasted frames de,iltae constitutions and
iron death itself The rng sum pald to abottle oihis
extraordinary curative ha, often saved vast OF money
which mus; have been paid tor medical attendance dUing
long course OF painful sickness.
With . theic wonderful aud ehcaci0us powers Dr. HousE.
MASs GERMAN CoUGH pRors free from every ingredient
OF dehiiit2tug dangerous nature. They are purely
vegetable compound aud be taken with entire safety
all kinds weather aud under all circumstances The use Of
this invaluable medicine has also CAUSE great Improvement III
the health 0 persons cOnstutonay feeble as It's elects to
,m to, ,,d ysor 10 the system while Instance
wkeos the nate II acts as mild healing expectoran
aud the tune as 'ery gentle conc Is III snort me
HEALING whch restores health strength, 'lgsr eaS-
poudug mind IL t sign OF triumph over sickness and
pain n their oppressive forms This Is proved by the
proved By all who chose to y IT. Pnce 30 cents bottle o
ounces. h-i ola"!} lm"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

;tt NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER,
SEfr POOL-Packet Of Goth January.-Tbs splendid and
.onte pack, ,.ship SHERIDAN, lOo0 burthen
apt r A. Desyster will sail Friday 26th January, he
teso!M DAY Ibose wishing berths, should
it 70 make early application board, of Burne Ship
OF w. J. T. TAPSCOTT,
The SHERIDAN viii sail from Livernoo nn ,Ss Il,b
o. March fers2ns Wishing TO send for their friends
the Regular Line sailing the st Sth llh sth 2lst and
25th Of every mouth.
DRAFTS for any aaoust, payable demand whept dis
count, all The principal towns OF England Ireland Scot
land or Wales constantly for sale above.
The ROCHESTER, viii succeed the Sheridan and sail ON
rhs 2st February. Jazz
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
LINES TO A LADY,

o.r TIE psAra OF HER MorHER-nr ALBERT PIKE
,..so no. for her for her spirit has gone ,;,or.
E,on he woes of the world like o,sd from 10
on, weep no,-but think that Eternity sun arisen
On the dark sea of Death has IN prishsnsSs A
~. .o,d ,so,ld of sorrow, to r'at
shs hali' soI n tb sace Of her native heaven
As the weary dove fits to is "a ss evening driven
By the storms and the winds oil ''ie ."'
Oh shed not tear osn se si lie loss Of the s,nsed
Ba1 %ssf soo% h'b sa
May like sF;tay s. ts3n'lS the '5esm cream Of gu" e
onk ksiJs seiisJjS ,wsy from this dim scene oil stn'e
Anu ,resry child sleeps, with pleasant eInouoH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

These ships al of the first class, and commanded by
trnlsled and afford superior tons ior passs
The price q passage iTom New York TO LiyeIo% is
and bedding, without wines.
letters parcels unless regular bills Of ltdlns are
a'54sd i ''15;la' fISSEgEL GEE 5STUnS CO. South
II TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL EMIGRA-
T2N fASsAAGGEE QFEFfH foR s SEX S'' New
M 9s TO S s 4 s aof qi s a
e I Sb Gs G eE5.
in the magnificent Ships oaprisims the
The ship 81 # WsT f4GxtT sw 1850
burth-n, Capt P. Woodhous-.
SEHIgAE ooS ,os nous 49,, caps i S DfFEtgsf
G4RIHCK 1885 ions UGS 'G@s Cast ~ m 1R sR Hi''0
AQTTINGUER, no tons Capt. If, Bursv5.
kS5BgS9od s6b6g9 100 sss ions: e ie5 c5s Ed'
UNITED LlNEoF LIyERPosL, PACKETS,
sailing four times In each month ars the SHIPS which tno1e
n aud well kaown fact that the above named
cy OF their sailing t6eins five dys the posi-
blIy passengers being unnecessarily detained Liverpool
pubic ad IS o as a r so OF @
The firm, has gone Liverpool superintend the departure
saged with subscribers fact which, TO those acquainted
with Mr. w T. is sufficient guarantee thst they will
biz dispatched 0' '''' '-' ''l'
Passages d1ec, from London, Bristol and Greenock New.
nah Charleston Phil.dephi Boston and Baltimore and the
various ports OF British North America all times be
ga;ed.
In al where the parties for decline coming the
passage money Is promptly refunded without deducton.-
Passage from the various seyorts OF Ireland and Scotland
Liverpool can also be secured
The Regular Packets Will continue to run as follows VIZ:
To aud from LoHDoS hs ls 10th and goth of each month
To LIVERPOOL on the ls 6th lth 10th, 2lSt and 26h Of
each month.
To NEw- ORLEANS, MOBILE, SAVANNAH and CHARLEsros
weekly
By any of which passages all be engaged
sonaba rates.
OF 81 e. t3 IS, tl0 f20, $50 tloO any amount, pay
able ondemand, without discount.
In IRELANp-The National aud Provincial Banks and
Branches IN all the principal Towns IN Ireland.
In ScoTLAND-Ths Eastern Bank of Scotland Sir VIM.
Forbes Hunter Co.. and Branches all the principal
in Scotland
In E,GLANp-N National aud Provincial Bank Of bns!and
l. Bamsd Co. Exchange and Dseount Bank Liverpool,
AIessrs. James Built Sou Co. Bankers, London, aud
Branches in all the principal towns in Eng land aud Wales
Orders from the country attended first packet.
Farther particulars made known application (f by
ter, pOstpad) 10 w. 81. I. TAPsCoTT, % Peck SIP,
Corner SoutA ST. New ork, or
WAL TAPSCOTr. Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

GERMAN MYsrIcIsM-The ST. Louis Gazette
has a good Joke in relation TO the obscurity of
some of the German writers. A certain author
Of the mystical school being on his death bed,
was called on by his publisher Tor some elu-
cidatory information relative to manuscript,
then on the eve of going to press The dying
German for moment looked at the dubious pas
sage, and then turning to the interrogation re-
marked: I" My friend, when that was written, it
is probable that God and understood it. God
may understand it yet, but do not"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
GENUINE TEAS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Plincirdl Store l2l Ch1fhqm-StYeet, Ne'c York.
Branch Store, 3l8 BieeckerSirest, y. \.
Ill Rrnn

THE CANTON.TGA COMPANY
Principal Store l2l c4GfhGm-stYset, Ns'0 York
agency Gt ll6 rMton-strcct, Brooklyn A.,
az Ggrer e 4'' @ G"f KG % H""IMS - pgISTi%" Y AS x
country families and purchasers for the approaching holi-
Jays IN gsner TO reir sayet establishments where ih1y
nak viii be found BY far l best & sies2a @ 81 pure p una,
la7tv AID en0wn their House with reference to hE quail
ines ov p'lces and uprsht deai G. too we'll understood
Original and only for tie sale ova Elack
Der tl number Of the principal store IN W. W.
I'll between Pearl and IN seeking for Il they
Chath.s nert door 10 Lorals Snuf and Tobacco
Stofe under h- OF Canton IeG Store lne pHDlc
w also pleased take notice that the Canton lel Com
have nothing to do with any ethel stores MhasHsI, %
except those described the top Of this advertisement dg I'm
T'EAS.-3O0 hail chests Young Hyson, Canton
d7t h''"tG GriNVEIL MINTURN x 7s south.st
DRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOM>
pGEs Re, & aGa GnsaTLY a1i!fis fTiE m
of The aCon OF and improved machinery 10 their works,
ard the reduction the o4tsras aud labor,
be srey 70 tedaee M OF their rrsS and qi o. fn Ln
newly printed Circular winch they beg leave to refer
sce Of Richard M Hoe End Robert Hos and hey assure
,ei friends the educiion II prces
the high reputation which tey have hitherto sustained IL
tSsm g n very psriicna they faer ,halnsolvss also sat
iher old friends viii not onl conqu? he iaTors but ih.t
Printers generally VIII APPRECIATE 10
the 1s. articles at barely renunsratinS prices
Orders from part OF country toT al articles uSec -
Printers Badsls including Type mk a:el, etc. VIII be
executed with the .eacs ard p.ompudc ard on the
best terms.
Jo5bng work and repairing VIII be done the posi-
bic prices, with very attention. and ey2sdton.
y. BAH aracles manufactured - this s.statiAhmer;
Will be stamped J.. Ho g. Co., that persons rom abroad
may be imposed Upoa I, SPURIOUS article: made IN mi'
tation OF theirs.
Printers OF newspapers who publish this advertisement, with
this note three before the first Of July AID send one
OF their papers to viii BE- entitled to payment OF tI p!
on buying four tines :he amount oft. a20t!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

NO l3 JOHN-STREET
ENLLIOT, BURNAP & BABCOCK are con.
Z star,lJ su7ped with large sd general assortment oi
sso5 az i5'a 5e o9as H55s eoSrsd S tper II
-t yaFf SGo I'D B9sa .r, '[2!s at' - q oe
foe and @ak B9ot ss !Pte Go:eIs , aP@ o, Ctr5t ct
7srs; Bias and Trunk Boards; sacathns and WTapF'as
PaqsT, &c .,,.,. ,,r Of stock and ,,,..
NEW INDlA KIH8.1ii SHoE-STOREz.-
y The sp6scrih:t no" op-an at No. 2ils bToaGway
t- puDc to call aud his Stock Ins SHOES sold by
subscriber Obtained the Fst premium at The laf AIR o
durability AZ beauty FINISH All Shoes sold arr warranted
good supply OF Macintosh Cosi' Cages L-ifeSe'ers
FIakilss Marble Cloth, for Tables SC, whiSh obtained
Silver Medal he late Far for sale only Il ih ss'@o
A moe e.tend-! uotice w, -praf IN igtars 4qnpeI.
n8 c. /. ROSS. 2il. Brosswsy. and ~, M.iI-l Ian.
C1OK KPORATION NOTlGE.--Pubilc Notice IS
Of all hours and lots improved or unmproyea lands al ct-
tl-f-by thar following ave 6ren c"l-el'i
Oic- for eranigation by all ssoas interested VIZ f9t
building sewrrn orv~mt-s7ei from The Flrst Avenue 10
rwrn III irst AyenGc aud Avenue C. the East SIDE OF the
rst 9th and Sn strs's aai on both sides
1t Avenue 4 and B, b Tween 9Th aud Oh streets
All persons who:- interests affected by the aboyen,med
Assessments ad Who ars opposed TO e ,at, or rtt OF
ti- undersigned Street Commissioners Office within
my JOHN EVEN. Street Commissioner.
and Chairman OF the Assessors
Street Commissioners Otic-. January 22d.!lSti yz2
H'EAS-20O chests Souchong; 2eo halt chests
l5o half chests Ming Yong souchoug.
so do Cape. SOuchons.
10 chests 6ne Mohee Powcaong
30 fancy boxes fine Mohce souchonS
100 chests Hyson.
10 fancy boxes Hyson, tns.
100 chests Young Hyson.
$50 half chests do
400 chests Hyson Skin.
30 "a SIunDOWdeI.
80 do do imperial.
a country packed and o. LAKE mIoTtatlog:
For sale b. GRlNNELL, MlNTllR& & Co,
d. # 73 Soath.strset.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

IL ONLY REGULAR LINE FOR NEW
$TSN NORLEANS-Ths following tilst class packets vii!
Ss-sa panotually as advertised weather permitting or
passage free, VIZ
The SARATOGA, CAPT. Russell on the 18th jan
The MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hiliean, 3is Jan.
The accommodations of these ships cabin second cabin
aud srerace Passengers aesnch fail every
comfort passengers during the voyage.
The ships Of this line have commenced their regular
trips and wl sail punctuly five days througheu; the
season. Passengers therefore rely not being detained
eeIts either OF the above packets do by applying
w. 81. I. TAPSC OFT,
AT their General Passage Once. i3 Peck slip.
Jazz Soa!n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

We learn from the Annual Reports of the State
Bank of Alabama and Branches that the aggregate ccua-
ton of these institutions November last S5S
The specie and specie funds received BY the State Bank from
the Branches s62 $50 H. The expenses
OF all the Banks so the past S90S3 s. The State
Bank has hand sufficient specie funds pay all the
State bonds maturing up 10 January 1915 inclusive. OF
the issues the Mobile Branch alone there have been
celd during the last million and half. The
culaon has been diminished the SLOT, ,.S7 81
leaving the amount the 25 Nov last Of SEQ a9
There were shipped from Apalachicola Florida,
during the year ending the Goth OF November last for
! l,la
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
IMPROVED CHEMICAL LIQUID
q PO d + l. y = {

AND hNODlNE LlNlMENT.
TOR the radical and permanent cure Of gouty
affections ana rheumatic pans ndolent tumors sweed
tencons bruises cramps, suais numbues of the limbs sf
weakness of the JOINTS also, IN the breast back
or Ions pain and eDg III the face throat mups, SC.
This embaucatiom and valuable combination of
warm stn,ant and anovne ingredients and will be found
far superior any OF the Opcdedocs LInmcnts heretofore
invented for Of the above. mentioned maadles. As
tcrn, application 10 removc pam aud inflammation, ITS bsne
cia effects immediate and certain; and IN rheumatic
pans souty affections soothing 4nd anodyns properties
manifested altef application. nce Is cents.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, bg
DAVID SANDS & CO.
ApoheCareS and Chemists II East Broadway, Mar
ket Fultonst; aud 23 Broadway, Chambsrstree
(tiramite Baiidins). JIG I'm
I OZENGE aFOR COLD IN THE HEAD
IL Always aud eiectual IL instantly relieves the ua
bty Of breathing through the nosrS and the burning Seusa-
ton the pituitary membrane. q. Ii also approved
remedy for Bronchitis and chronic hOareSs made and sold
by j. 4 l. CODDlNGTON. Druggists, 227 Hudson st. cor:
spGng. Sold also by Rushton Co 10 Broadway and
10 Astor House; Jas s. Aspnwal, Sc Wi liam street. L X
Uzforet AZ Greenwich s. Jas. canant 266 Greenwich 81
and J. Me.kim jl Broadway. Price % cents i box
i1i6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

TOR COUGHS, AND COLDS, CONSUMP.
r!.,t and thioat-rhv VEGETABLES PULMONARY
3ALsAM stands unrei Il HIS lroIa Bro is years as-,
.a sale OF from 80 % 20 0p bottles y..r s-comS Stand
by se!t nunbr Of Physicians ia ;heir regular practice
distinguished Physician says lie Iy safe and yer,
couvruifr; rlsdiclpa Auche that has Ju5ty ,couS
high reputation, aud Tar he sn, has never as,
poiuled the nble expectations OF Use who hay, od
IL. Mont genuine unless signed sampson Reed or WIn
Jon Cutler, o both. Eo5 sale y B. x D. Sands I'm.
sists Fulton street 273 Brold4y u ElS. Broa!war
50, sold By Druggists and ApotecdrIes generally 10 New
Yosk- I.nce g cents " Jl3 I'm
DAEENTS DON'T NEGLECT YOUR Cb,,d
1 ren-Thou.lnls 0fchidJsn anUHsy becoEs CO..
sequence Of discharges Of matter orn their sirs nducl b
scareti fever colds Sc * Hc Now II moih.rs would %
their duty AMI procure SCAKPAs Oh EoR Dy.YNy.s al
use as directed. their chiidsu rouIt b- currJ Sr,
,inssiectsd the discharge continues uouSe.ome G
-aIl. cr.duaiy and Idiiy parCa or total
ness ensu.s THIS inr elIner medicine {. sold ~ 4
Sands Druggists Nos soon as Broadway AID
II r4aS: Drosd9 -. IL Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25


fender.
The Glove Anodyne is the best of all toothache remedies
IL immediate and certain lis effects, curing the most 'o
lent ot',-aChe pain IN the gums one minute IN
Experience has proved that this nciyne composition Will
g.e Immediate and relief after he failure OF every
ether remedy: pleasant the TASTE and smell VIII not m
lura tn eeh gums any way, and ew applications WIN
entirely remov tie psn aud from decayed 5qoh
that NAV be filed and rendered useful When the
pain proceeds from the face om the around to0th
apparently sound this app WI s1e ssehy relief OY
For sale by DAVID SANDS x co. No. II East Broad
way 10 street. and 273 Broadway Chambers
ST. Granite Buildings. J!o I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
The Message of the Governor OF Florida states
that there are five nstalments omterestdu amount
inc TO S34ONOO The Governor odds:

The time has arrived when longer be passive
spectators winch the interest the henor and the
sponsibiltes increasing ratio with the accumulation
Of interest the bonds aud M longer delay the greater
from the stockholders the Bank be paid And the In
due from the Bank the bondhodeIs in like man
han
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25
R,ssC'F. saDESErsAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS

DBEPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN J.
/ DAVIS ciry of Hudson Columbia comfy y Y. ,r1
fof sale IA this cry n 'lcsais and retail by 1"u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-25

~ Observation-Disclosures SUP superior n n-Da ~
yrry respect 70 heretofore used at about the ,g gSs be
the bar. Al doubts on t saoIeGe oo AZ
soted VIII be ,S.y .Ie ods
bv apnrjug 70 the subscriber the works, or to hsose
Masns Hart Lesley Is yo5o E Town.ead Tasss Albany
P,sr,oes Co New York. Charles Smith, Boston; A VI. q
B. Jones and f. m Far s b., BSossf sasi,t
Troy iro. .=i Nai! Factory. iiE.Ff.' PoiI
null tf