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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-15
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hat AND CAP MANDATORY.
VERY, No Ia Monroe stree, " heeling,
|apspec fully announces 10 his old friends
epublic in general, that be has now on
)llFRe and superior stock Of
H4IS AND cars.
HE Fa fashions, COMPRISING all qpoli-
nlpeg and szps. His Hats are manutac-
.1derhis owa immediate superntend1ncr,
4lest materials and by the best of work
1M vii he sold,
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
~ STILL LOWER than they have
= ohere \ this Citv. Those wishing
Aaee VA rs or CA S vii find u 10
1v.ntaro to give him a call before nur-
dsewhere. oot4 s AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-15

SUPERIOR French and English Brk Cloths;
y Invisible Green, Brown and Olive d.; Cass-
mere, Buck ani Fancy; Snprrior B,rd. Fe'd and
other 81, lie Cashmere Neslings; S,k. Velvet and
Satin do: Plain aud Ge'd Nelvellcens;T Sau-
nos kcrseys &c. very low al
oct GEO McAIrRRAY'S Market sqnarc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-15

IS BOOK OF ANAToMY.-E1.
'aalory of Tie flrsl Principles al human
linn. as tic hnsis of Physlclal Ednralion-
/ fm s hobs aud Families, with numerous
M, BY lcron y c Smith for sale by
JOHN J IfASW ELL. Union ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-15

ESIrE Back Merina Yar,l tr Ladies' Iose. o
, snpcfi1r qunhv; Gra. Red clouded " White
Tor Childron', do; now opening nj
ucl0 McMURRAN'S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-15

MARUSHES SOAPS &c Jusr received nh as-
8 y sorImenl OF Clothes Hair Tooth and Black
M Brushes-Palm, Almond, Crystal and NIcmrla
S,ars-fobocco, Snuff Claar and Shaving Baxr.;
Fine Ivory, Buffalo aud Horn Combs aud Gr sale
ny sep2I W ROBB Cor NJ Il Union lis
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SPLENDID EDITION.

NgR CLAWS LIFE AND SPEECHES -Thc
Congressional and other Speeches Of the
Hon iIENeY Clay. together AIih complete out
line of his lie brought down to the resignation of
his seat in tire United States Senate, IA vols. a
further supply. al a reduced price, for ,ale by
oct JOHN } lIASWELID Union 81.
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,NCY SILK AND VELVET
SIIEETINGS.

rINGs nj Tire ueNe-l patterns, just
ll5 SENSENEY Il RHODES.
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GRENT sALE OF Bo0KS.
Mammoth Scheme!
@. Cd gbQe!!!!

RICH AND BRILLIANT LOTTERY!
MORE PRIZES THIN BLANKS,
IG DRAWN NOS OUT OF 10.
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,sey CANBRIC HDKFS-f5m l2I

sfnsnP 'o .......,. ........
rs >#.=Nss.s.N''' "a MINUS.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

BE IDES PRIZES OF
a5oo eIj0. sI00. ssh. SO sea. $50, $40 81
- - Il. 90 Sll-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
In Philadelphia.


PInLApEIPur. Aput
SHOCKING SiGHT.-fes;ernoon, the iii''eS7
-. nj nm infant male child were found upon
a L., troni;ne ilth street below ShPpsm IN "a
.,ote Of putfelacii0n, having been exposed
com i..,.I Ja,snast. The Coroner held an inquest
1o @ e,eooo. but no traces Of identity were dl-co'-
ias' rh,. following, among other papers, was
found near the body .p,,..,,.,,,;,. .,-.ls19u
1 and Gen;Ieten ia 20 L-k at u po1r inai !,
H. Haven the Misfortune OF iooinr liz Wa, aiPi t
e ne, ~ Ago and hls htile Boy hi,l ih,. 9''HY -
10 aesN , ,Gd h. Earnestly Hop TINT itsnd'u hunshl,
"a ii,n IN l..fy Hun md h4de liz HAVING on 'hp
wli ~, ''r,f, And tbs, J4cr whs otiRh !" fluH nv
S.sy Clre i could hfo' fnse as mrc" o' 'ih ~ ''
doI IT,. hn, follows several names.
nm FROM WAST.-T'he Coroner held an
-, las, evening over the body OF colored man.
n4 j;.1 from wan at ii miserable den IA Small
street. .I ,;,, ., - ,,.s, "a. =,
,aLny. teeu quite numerous. The Harriet homp-
sn6, from Rio, hnug8 800 bags Conse The Man"'
S.nd, Por, an Prince 1903 bags coffee; the Globe
ond Cumberland, from fefnnmbuco, 1854 bags ana
i'r,prs-Abou, o'clock this morning FIRE broke
ON, in frame building in Third above Nin- street
eyb;cb was patty destroyed. lib" ilre was the
work of an incendiary.
sur Nrws--i f. M.-Cic0rrd Yesierdny "ji.r-
.:,n ROGER Sherman. N,cboi CharI,7ion- krs- Ire
nDon-I'agd I'D u wilmington Nc Ere Baxter, BJta Per
~ CIandler Bafb1d0-~ Sciif' " m a 'hh"eh' h"'"ei'
'glrr5,,i,ped-Ha.ks Harriet Thompson, Harris, from
r a. I,pero Feb 1T Gobc Eslns, q " Io," Pe'n1'n %
%,b Ceimbla jordan. II IL I New or'an MoNy Cant
In 10Th uH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
Commercial and Money Matters.

The Stock marker was rathe. heavy to-day, out
rabe1; seins.sil.t ii The Second BOart-
The Exchange market Is steady. without rnucn
activity Sefhn- - 3: for City. .. a o' >-'athe-l
Francs ) g. II.
Money continues without material change The
Gaf contracting !osns ali dong 20 20 c1iy
hn e1faai N0neJ liz b. had - : rar
cent on call The Bank. Foo paper At - cent ''
| .tor, and PEI cent a,r long.
Isaiah c. Babcock has been appointed Cashier ef
III. Fort nan Bank. pi-oe OF 6. Dam. resisoet
The Canal Board has decided tina; te tolls re-
cs4y- =, le 9ice- Pufio ard Elack Rock a i- epo-
rei a oiJ,1s hlif IN Oliver " & Cas- Ban. '0e
quar- IN Whtes Eans one-qua-sr rn- !atc'nn Baas
The Farmers and Mechanics R2nk, baltimore,
leclar.zi dividend o cent; 'oT :ae n; sy uonilf
IL has been voted accept the privileges conferred
On .e E.-on Msne Raro,4d Co the cisr--r Of ii-
Boston an ,Ialle Rsilroad Ey:enaon G" From tie state
uen,. made II appear, that the net income ofie Company f
the year ealnr nov ~ -I3 erre-, if ce'; On the cap
tai i,aynp e debt and io &" So 90 70 tt-
lr,nn and Lowell RarJsd That the income inr i
fst ,rec months pre=ui year hal hen 3 cent;
-anrnr continued Dividend o3 cent. 10; l-i The
e,q.a,ai c,; Of hne Is ijr nnd
JUDGED thu; tie gan viii r. sj2G0 over all eyPenFes aDd
n,ers-t
Tn. s r,r ..<crsp,n 20 the capital the alar
chuset,. ana Veruon, Railroad opened ai Br.eboeur
on W-iniay last and III. course @; two hour stJuS
were su'-,ed aHi confidently e,-c- thu amount val
~ carried 10 sl that town noDe aud 20 S'p Ou N the
towns wei fchturs. winch viii sure The Construction OF
the Railroad
One Of the Western Banks appears 10 be trouble.
II i. n free Rank The Buffalo Commercial sey-We would
wan our e-tc,n irri. having thns 10 do with
SON ro,ir.ct,7l ytH Farmer and Dro,er KanL o Ere
County, W. s4w ii,s morning package IL bills. - the
rtnorn, Of $40 that had eu protested for nanpayment
I.op. a, the We-t who aye lkinf cheek on ihs Wisconsin
Fire mud Marine nuranre Ga. oi Grant County relying upon
,rq upon the Bank here io their redemption drlw Their
,,r, cancu.ianz W. h0le Iir-y W svj Their That
fsuA contemplated manifested hy the ne that made "i
tine name of tie W + J. NJ Insurance Co an institution ioca
TOD nj Milwaukee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
From Port s.p,biic. HaytI.

The Bng WIN. Nelson, Capinin ROBINSON ar
,;sd last evening with further intelligence from 'i-
Island Of ST. Domingo. The Captain states 'hat the
,yhoe l-land i in complete state Of disn'lecfl"n'
yhcbis increasing every day; the diso'iecton exists
nnoc,palIy in the Spanish part of'ie Island among
rhs MuIOitoes.
The Civ OF st. Domingo Is the strong hoid OF Inc
Revolers and they muster go strong that there IS no
Doubt of their complete success.
President REVERE had marched some time snce
from The Seal Of Government for 81 Domingo win
large nnne. .,..,.
pr..ilen, Resere was no longer Than yer ago
hu, conmaDlnui at one OF the small ports III The
I.lnnd. and was elected during the great excitement
.ub,egtanl 10 the revolution, since when nc mas
shown more particular favor To me b'nc"s IMAM ''e
mulaltors consequently the rebellion
Since the marching of Rivierc 5 urniv, grcht mum
hers who had loucd it, and among ,hsn 'he pri-
cpnI men Of The Republic, had returned 10 Por
Republic, having marched only par, The way and
then returned, eieuing some one cause, some n'o
tlIer.
There was liltlc or no business dong, The bus-
uessa men in the Island were awaiting the result ol
the difficulties number OF the stores we're closed.
CApi. K. saws hnt no vessels could, on ANY nc
count be- cleared from Port Republic Ia -. DoinIn-
no There were Il number ol Foreign vessels,
which, however, looh no interest III The affairs ol the
Isund
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
Congressional Proceedings.

In the HovsE after the reading OF the Journal
M. TrRRArs offered resolution 10 stop all dc
bate az two clock on the bill making appropTa-
tons 10, the Western waters also that all debate
should stop at O'Clock, on the bill making ap,
prop,iations Tor certain harbors and rivers, and
moved suspension of the rules 10 entertain 1t.
After good deal of debate the rules were SUE
pendd and The resolution agreedto.
The Uersc then resolved itseii into Com
mittec Of The Whole on the state Of the Union
Mr. BoYn in the Chair, and took up the ball ma
king appropriations for the improvement Of the
Western wa,cTs The debate on tins SUBJECT was
continued until adjournment without any thing
important being accomPtised.
Tie senate did not ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
tPer hstqnc Eunomuz.
Correspondence Of The New YORK Tribune

RIO DE JNSElEu. February i.iu IN
The arrivals since inst Ianl. land Eunomu New
YORK. Ere and Famine. Bait bringing ltJ bh Flour -
f,sc.- Dnnetirs lI0 do Tea IL; boNc> Sperm 'snil, 81
bit. Rsn kes Lard 81 du2 Chars hds aud ~ b1vc>
Tobacco n pnc.s Thck- and Mails, and sun'ir-s-
TIE sale, oi Flour have been about IU bbl 5J ilIN9
and alIag Al H. clsl nui IL, credit 80 ordinary Howard 81
nj IL 80 iau Wharf a i2c9 A':earEe,Gen Z j1c
Iun,l Mil. pinil. and Bait lI.j /? The stock ~
ir,, iand- B about 5J.rJ bbh. w 3us Eicinpnd II 90
,nh t,gpila aud G-orsei"wn In all hand the stock
iIrat.l NJ a bh iIoiers oi Richmond irm. but n
other quaie tlsy ,1--d 1 ei wcac' er there's an, de
SalaS o about 80 paris orucc n.t quotations o
~ re-, Strrns 25j Eown Dnl, ~ hlraclrI de-;
20 Blue do - - Sh.tucAci s-ifg - - in' G Ham
lton strip. 20 ~ X". do. NeTy lev rinains hr,i
inn rec.ni there good supply Sale oi Ru'n ai
Btl cash on l,onl. Sperm Candle - n 40 from second
i,nuIs 'ii,, siu.ks eti!l lnI"c
tnler article, Of American import are very abundant AMI
dull.
coffee having aye, freely and The demand tiag oil prce'
l,1ye declined 10 10 f.t Sale ni urcunrs .ED 32N
Good tri IN 3asri. Stock ltn IhsS l- tN9"d "t'e
n,.l stale. In l-'n .J 10 New Orleans: stf Ne's l"k
= t.aimufe OiJ lindclplra u.ti Enst"n; ,'ni. >5
lr.s Exchange has RANGED lrrn - - al. X may BE- now
cnn,Ulcfcd iirU, nj ..i'.d
I'LL INs, " 10; pouloolis 81 q 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

VERY LATE FROM IIAvASA.-'rhc schooner
Orbit, Gillian, arrived at Savannah, 30iii ult, IN
the remarkably short passage Of scvcnty.two
hours from Havana We received by her the
Diaro dc La IIabana To the 26th March.
Mr. knoop and the Scnora De Com, the Gui-
tarris,a, have arrived at the Ilavana.
The road to Sabania will be completed during
the next May Four hundred tons of iron have
been already received. The gross income for
1913 on the finished portion of the road was
Sl2,397, and the expenses OF management Sl6,-
2l7 The prospect is very promising.
A fire occurred in the Havana on the morning
Of the 23d March which was got under without
doinU much harm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

0IF We ask attention 10 the following. We
hear n oooa accom-, of tho establishment 10
-,
~h'cn II aNuues:
Young Ladies' InstitWc-rrrr~r!sLn M,ss.
The semsnnual examination ol the Pupils in this
Institution REV. w. H. TYLER Princpan com
meuced ON the 26h and closed ON the 29th o March.
lS4l Prescnl u Commit,cc oi Examinations:
I've. LAruRor. u. II. Hon. F.. RncApts,
Hon. IL. SHAN, a. II. WiipER. NJ. ID.
The following - the Report oi the Committee:
The undersigned, having been requested 10 attend
the Public Examination "i The fupiS al the Young
Ladies' Institute, feel 1t 10 hc incumbent on them 10
state the result OF ,her observations IN aItendng 10
the duty assigned them.
Classes were examined in Geography, HISTORY,
Arithmetic, Grammar ani Crncism--in The Lain.
Greek and rrcuch lansuagcs-im GsonlrtrN, Al
zebra, Narursl Philosophy, Astronomy. and m Men
tai and Moral Philosophy. The evidence OF their
improvement IN Drawing, raintng. Music, femman-
ship and Composition was also exhibited.
The Committee have looked with much care and
sohcudc Tor the proofs oi thorough and accurate
elementary instruction in the various branches which
have noss.I ,,rJ, ,L.;, ,,,;,,, ,,c,yIuo !, os al
-, t" ""',' "'@'' ~ - SISJ,: /,
vital Importance m the great work oi t.dut;ll"h' III
'h,s respcct iheN have been highly sIaliiiC, and
"hu much occasion 10 congratulate lht irlcnds ana
patrons of the us,;,uiion m view at The evidence
ni,,r L.J ., r., =, , II. - .,.,I ,,.,,,.I,...
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
Thinrsin Philndciphin.

SATURDAY, ApriiO. I,t'.
SENTENCE OF THE BUTCHER Boy.-ln the Court
or orCeneral Sessions nj noon to-day, GoItleib Will
Eoms. the butcher boy, convicted of involuntary
mansIaurhler in killing another boy named Peter
Doeshcr. by stabbing him with n knife, was sen'cn-
ced 10 undergo an imprisonment at hard labor ior
,hr ncriod of four years. The Judge remarked that
he was greatly surprised at the rendition oi such
verdict, ~ he looked for something OF more seri-
ous character, The boy wcpt bitterly during me
remarks OF the Judge, and was unable 10 stand up!
His father, who i'll Courl, appeared greatly al
fcied.
ANOTHER SENTrHCE-Alexander Redding, also
convicted Of involuntary mansaugh!cf III Nl'lns
James Williams, sentenced 10 an Imprisonnlen'
oil IS months.
ADMITTED To BAiL.-John Johnson' recenuy
convicted oi seduction, was this morning "d'm''eu
10 bail in the sum ot S5s0tor his future appearance
al Court. jnnes Moore OF Southwark entered mt"
the requisite amount. Johnson will never appear L"
receive scniencc ~, ,
nr>rI, on A GREAT MuSlct,N.-Fhc celebrated
fiank Johnson one ot the best musIcianS "l e day
died al his residence IN Pine street near Sixth, at an
ea,ly hour this morning. His loss will be much
lamented hv the Military o this cliy.
SoCKs.-Pennsvlvania Fves We're down to-day.
syag decIne ,iprs yesenay % e Ss ,o,n GHs Icns l.
having ohtnnci reduction oi u> chariel 'tc s'o'h % -
Der share selling 39 Ia cther descriptions but hs cinuSt
Sales al FIRST BeGr-JN share Nan9i Nethi nnnk - a.
SEA Wilmington Ri T., 1888 h. . Hat. ~ SlHH do i" n
~ S 5000 state s. "a S$ku do cas ,n,s ~ n WI
mngou Ri H. Sdo. Ienn Bk. 2ie ~ do ,irard IN 'd'
a'k -, ,rn,o, p,,, NJ, .rnn,,,ce Ga. rs do
Commercial Bk 6 ~ Girard lk. ds HAT, "a suu state
b. u.s., sat0 do. 5d> HAT CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
Below.
1bng. Wind Ne.

~ u.IeS...., r,-,.i--.~-e Con-
vcmtion.-Tle Central Clay Committee at New YORK have
appointed the undersigned Counitce 10 make arRnsemenS
tine enrolment o Delegates ior ih, Cy aud STATE TO the
Young Aeus Clay Convention be held IN the City OF Bait
more the 2d MAY Aud also 10 NEGOTIATE with the
Steamboat and Railroad Compancs on the route to Obtain the
mos, favorable terms al transportation
suitable Arrangements wll hc concluded iew days 10
convey by steamboat ocrNi>c Baltimore many ~
may apply by letter addressed to the sub.c1her IN this ij
enclosing doar-. which will secure through II"
Baltimore and back. provided sufficient number make early
Application h conveyance vii hc hy steamboat through
tn Baltimore Arrangements alo Progressing hT the
safe CONVEYANCE of those that prefer the Railroad Line
Application must h made the undersigned nbIEe stated
enclosing the Ike dcnt and tine difference may he
adjusted y tn, Drc,ate when they arrive person al oh
tam heir tickets. j T. tl.AEkHpN'
y. o. ROBERTS.
y E-The Presidents o the several Cay Clubs an !loca
,ions NJ, particularly requested furnish ri oi Delegates
from their War, at the earliest possible that suitable
arrangements may BE- made Tor Their accommodation
l~.S3rawtMl
e. To the Third Ward WhiSs.-'Thc Wand
COMMITTEE. viii meet with ip, the Wand at M. 3
" Ws,hneton oil WIN Head Quarters. ti, evening. Ia
make arrangement, the election of the Wing caud!
hte. The Cumue. would mpreSs upon their fellow czcn>
these truths
The Wing Common Council al lsi3 Ind the government
o city, fact, but f about months after years OF 'co
Toco mrrulr.
. pnns tina, period ey effected the substantial reform
sa0J-ucrease by Iocs tbs year Wing expenditure
saGDGa
Wings are un afraid to tr.t the government; to Wing
hands
! 'Iammany Hall finds that oreirner whom iiey hat
courei becoming Troublesome aud eek to use Wing 'r
the purpUs ofrcarving hrr-lfnf them.
.. 81 ,nion, the Wi< beat with ease and cer1'nty
,lyulci TImHauy.
Hya Whs victory every reform can be attained aa'
be- Hrct-sarg prui"r
Tome forward ,en and cauy tho day and rusi y4t awhile
IN VIM Pnncip5 winch you have heretofore abs ~ our
Ward uetained-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
DEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM. AND PIC
Il GALLERY

Mr. H. Bennett. Manager. respectfully announces h''
rruIu EUROPE and with REGULAR pleasure b, 10 state,
iha, tmru his ab-uc- h. has btcn rH.br 10 establish m
Agency England that will permit him 10 pfc''hi eon
tipu Novelties. Oi such nntur - hr trusts
,y with the -yprOblou OI The pubc. he nd
doual that the Nahi4r hS Gcnf ia has NlSit 10
rh. of Eurnpr might measure ln<tiN hIm
III li,,ns tn, psic4 ~ ,dmis ~ the Museum hut such
rim h Will Do; purur All hi u" Nk'-a'l that h' hOsS
that -,,-suc- Hbi. llirhn,sr, aud when the
pusc tat IN has anSisv 20 afford ie Eriticiton
;t SIii-S neither Npru''h" hopes hrlSuot
ton s,ugu- that they Will cer5iuiv grant
hm that Encouragement. which be- does not naris0utbly 10
It..f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

- m roln.i-rq .Hd fulu.gtif rf=difaie 'n -a"ps ni
~ frou iraal- up-r hl iEe 4r ceEe-iilrS hio vi tAa
saf- or-h, aL IL stubborn b"tft Of nan OF ay k-l o,
IN -,ti45n, tar -t - @ruua- y The original
III g. W.is-r s,r--t door from Bfosis.y
q ~ bottle; directions .r-gch eai Eng ish
n,s-t;uthr- ti4id-r lin-, AbanT, Myers. SeS-
Haven; Brown 10 Ch-5uat street. fh'iid.pn, (o'd.a
ItI,:-t Bsstan. Gray rOus sks-ps-, Orsep Worcester,
Carleton Lowell, = Dy- Jr. PFoVd-se-: Natth-w,an,
te Tonsey Rochester, y. l.; GGt, S4ns1 " hiIs,
C4a oe s--r and ,:-d befarJuYaz POof ,o;i'ire ;h'
,rJ -, ni,tsl- lai lms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

g-- The Invisible Wi. cidzeiy r--tnbe- The real
,si Of ,Ir that ssets AID co,l.-s-ar have pronounced
tie ms: I;lec; and extraordinary invention OF tA+ dny h
yst advantage oi the novel aI: unrIGe Sis ~ beng made
without sewis weaving when ca--, as aiSi i;ee -
c.y To rs.inbeie natural haf bih ~ ghtn aai ntlt1
sD,s-,nc- a. to !y deietOn teX,re t-Ins - i-i'ih
o.r.u aai Iilai all Oi ~
ton - rni.u..y,- aisi . e- q Ctr " - '7it-i
.,,,i It s-f. ani alike uiNtFtl I" @
rh 10, Fl and beautiful u ami The perila. iIeth ci NUM-
the head the nlnUias;ur-r y & BARRf lib hg5In.''
cogIel o! l.b=rtg street, up stsi!.. Ii'i-- A'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
By This Mornings Mall.

~ The Southern Mail this morning arrived
only from PhiladcIphia-the Sunday haii 'eyonp a''
M s., ,ont being, as we arc informed, discontinued
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
They repofe, the lalo.y- ticket Tor Chatter officer
For Alderman ...-..-.... WILLIAM lItLI.
For As.li,mt Alderman. lRc lllB N.D HAll"
| A
~ voice of the seventh wnrd.-A

r. The Voice of the seventh Whrd.-A
Ma, Meeting at Democratic Wings OF tine seventh " ar was
uye,Is s Sackrri. Room Il DIVISION street Fr lny even
,ns 9th ti,, CONRAD SWEET took the chr, and B.EN'
49, pixy acted rs SECRETARY Tie call of the meeting was
rad ly Mr. Sweet The Letter Of MnrrrS Franklin rendby
the -rc,,ary ,jcl, responded 10 with ,e utmoe' cnhn
siaya-
Tine meeting was abg np eicGuentiy a'inye! ty M'ssn
Ii,,e Mood RING. Moran auI SWEET Several pninotc
-s..n.., ,.er. .i.nr hy L.-tiugur. .al singers
r. Chairman then offered the following Reuiu"n winch
ver- uuaUino,,g alop'cil
;jri That So. rr.c. iiar MoRRis fRs*TriS wll not
decline The !t'rr'ic w no nrniit 'i i'T ht,"f 10 i' ii
slus Spnus iil-cu"n. r,
I,.j-e4 That wt it. ib.nocr,rIc VIM Eteclri 81 the
,LI ..,.f ng i.i,. ltiu.; d" hyi 5ie,> ni
IL, i give ru and tire Vhui, VIM Ticket. oar r"nnl
and uniis ds.i ipyHft- .
Wing Part pary which, ltan H h'sintHt nj tunr ii
up,rq pf;nrpir nud rs ir'-;' c.hiei lil it -
.ry,- lie rart. who ,tnil- h,hlcr {" s.uula Win tit
.rfv -nl ein unAi uDpDitr nnd rtfGii,' t' nIlif
tiir. hii!d support FROM t.- csnlhic~ nui''nI' 81
.u.I confirmed hy Tia. IeinocfntIr hln" fIftF.
h..are Ii Cur Political ';fHgzit@ az al it-fHil UNA
yolrbl, influenced y the apgfrii ." the fn.iilii
-1rntl.iI IS deem l.Aasi. - si r' " suppress 3f a
la m l,a tIe ia,Tiutic ieeu-, hud oFefiipwiS htiI
6r our Vnuie Presidential candidate i'ir, aud uicfe
I'D, m nrr.,nal i llc feeling AMI "i our W inf bre'hfti
m t'nu,,.j,,ut Maryland State and tn u"n '''
to,lly IN ih, contest with All mgi and nl"k'frt nis
car oil banner OF HEsRT CLAY and the Dci'-fhu' ''"F
Party =, -
The meeting el Adjourned win three tme' ree o' Henry
,.a, N,,,. Frank in and ti4e whole Wing Ticket
CONRAD SWEET. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

iRrNIr-N RAZOR SrRopS.-'iic tr rrcn.um nj The AR
OF the Institute has hccn awarded YEAR aitei ytat
,C Saunders nI tie ui thv Mein'ic IHhel wn
i,,t s,,~-Nn dc having the elect ci hone without I
lur al u weier, other ie iIf keeping The razor wa"
--. m,.th .,s. - "A person with ui them can alWarN
Keep razor the perfect oc without ha' 1s re- lrt
1, cutler or barber II used aud recommended b ti" ht,i
cutI IA Eicant md CGrtDriej l., The mu,i srien'Glc zen
llrucn IA tins It. great ceoJi, ,l caused cile'
isl, and imitation. inunClhe wic can eAsI, I've deitSi,d
y the course and imperfect SUtlce Ui what j. called lic lhp
t side the uuEina beng smooth nni puir he'd Manuacl"F
lt9 t,tp,yav Nhe. lI,'e assortment AL Iu.iiS ac"H "i
The ,,i quality aiwhys ,- had.
R,zoKs-ls r,'civc lot al choice Razor, nia'e l"
order t.r the sulscr- wsrau,e.-ar alr lGi t.ttdm
a. u u SN'->hE-i''''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

S.Sp4g ..Rs,P,R:.L,ib- manner ia winch me hi'f.
O,Is 1fi Of pOd d CunVe'7 INTO Ia. cfcniio w" u
coysrr.i by t...,r an it-aH shy.aiGa, l'2i i va
.y. .tfiI sr1nt oHiy lr d Vi the fcu'i"1 {" the ol.
nae l,y fian-y yetf cr"- IL w1s ti'-ii 'en mn
the blf iu' Dc Greeted 70 ~
,rnn,srI.I ,>lr prppat-- ti' d. ami ccnN.TS - u" "r
oisIu,e. which distribute. through "yey I".n ~ ue
.In Ird TIM. uT ''- y=n hgit ir i---n acr'iTi's
lif, arapsriia ,i- long ousii dcs.faium .. an uiah
nr remedy i - .ry disea.c ,,incl from dtl r'
1,1 of III. vital hut- lt. be found To" esourgi'oI o
comp.c. nnj Oi rou' the etrrt tt}
",ciure gserhsf te :scroiuo eproy. KING Esh Saf
Gem Scurgy Sr.atia Dyspepsia lIv.r Compliant g; MY
other huujr-f Oi n Vid'h the corruption 80 i'e
.le.f nf-y.s; and permanently WIN Inc fe
inoval ri the primary cai,.
vHur mud efficacy nDhl-'s. which lnay he cbai-d I"
Prepared nn.l sold who'enle and retail. by A. Z & u
SANDS NhDl.ul- Druge.d - Fulton sife7- New OK
s.,k; hi- st - Dt. shy " Eat nhiwny auA by Dfus
gi..- c.ierlllJ lI'snsi'ru' N, ! n''Tl -iaie.
SPp!.G .Sn SUxwKR NkDiciST.-N ,hs ses-1n o The
y.r y oe s!iu,i pnfi, the hoo ". aJv,se all 10 ies
r,ck :SHT,aparliq the cheapest and t-"t article ever oil
efcd 10 , public Tor thst urposs, IN d,e1s aiH rom 1i
purfg o the bG,i,
olroGlr Riemall.r General Dei,l'y
s5cfaili. hlngs t.yil, i.r.pi"iis Vi li". SAin
Al q Couflandt s'iee, r-ce ~ cents Ie, honie ST r do
Tug Cr.r1Sr BALM OF CnLrNeii-..nr 1foinon9 ti'-
rrny,ih and r-usinenus rc the ia'r-ttd m uI
lfl l c. when hald~ iin ted i1r u la pro
,iIr,i n. srpsyri al a it;i ," by inhuN
isi,s bic iniirpuhs wiDee c-fcsi' nccuiihnS
iI. pr-rsn,ou To tho inlcs the Balm parculaty recon
u+iped ryer luyurinn brhanCy to . .iIif. aud PIE
c:v, the c.is r:s ,lrinyT7s. Gentlemen WHO
wish 10 improve their wik wI iui tis mot desired n
st,n, them uc, sl aud dnrt nppenranGs kee'r
the head free from 1ulru curt 10 be had Al Il Court
lrtfti fr.,i