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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-10
Messrs. Pease & Sons.
Washington, .fpriI 6, I843.

-7 WdShlngf0n, .HpfN b, 1913.
The President desires me to return Messrs. Pease
& Sons his Acknowledgements and very sincere thanks
for the box Of Candy received at their hands. He
has used it with much benefit to HIMSELF as remedy
for cold and cough. l am, with very much respect,
lr,s : JOHN TYLER, jr, Private Secretary.
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.qlbany, MAJ l6, 1912.

T \. 9T 90 TI1-I TIbdny, 11ay 10, I642.
Gentlemen: You will pardon me for the delay in
replying to your letter of the l4th utimo and ack-
nowledging the receipt Of box of your Clarified Es-
sence Of Hoarhound Candy. ,s.s..,g.. / sf /.
q Allow me to thank you for this kind respect and
to express the hope that you will be literally patron
lied in your efforts for the public The article IS got
up in beautiful style, and is highly commended by
those who have had occasion to use it. slg sSg-
Your obd't serv't, p 81 q. "a
Messrp. Pease s. Sons. VIM. C. BOUCK.
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GTONE WARE Bath Brick, Paste and Liquid
- Backing. For sale BY s.. HOLMES,
dec l6- S7th street.
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P R OSP E C TU s.

TIME undersigned, believing that cheap daily
Wing newspaper at the seat q G0s s;r
during the approaching Presidential contest, will
publish, o., the first Monday IN November neat,
thorough and decided Wing paper, entitled,
THE WING STAND Ar D,
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After all, the best recommendation Of it is per-
sonal application which he invites those afflicted with
coughs and all public speakers to make. He win
keep constant supply at his Family Grocery Store,
on It'll street, nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank.
dec -ts,,t--a + fItr tl1 S. HOLMES. .
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-10

CPERM AND MOULD CANDI.ES.-The sub
~ scriber has on hand fine lot of sperm, mould
adamantine, and the patcnt sperm candle also, q
superior article of lamp oil. s,s5
dec S.HOLMES, 7th street.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-01-10
Gin TJnu Mar York. June d. 1874

Ci.y Hall, .Ns,c York, June 81, l843
Messrs have repeatedly used your Candy for
coughs and colds and always found relief, but official
duties prevented me from wiring to you before But
as have lately been cuicd Of the Influenza cannot
withhold from recommending the same to the public.
am yours, truly, atu
Messrs. Pcase s. Sons, As Division street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
FOR HOME PORTS.

PASSAGE FOE NEW EhNS-P-cfs iih
TSN September only recuer rs-ihe SPLENDID iati 'ei,
ssss-SDg PACKET ship t-E LStt. tpnf "no, W. 50.
-.iJ,rsy A. ulJre her es'.raAy, Ga, Dr peHi N'et-
,,odatnnS ior cabin. nj CABIN. snd stesrIs- p;e
For 0as,s ge early application shoed &c T!ir -, 3, ,5'
"a rs South Il. cor Of Maiden Lane.
PASSAGE FOR NEW-ORLE ms -F'.,t lt,.
irSS The splendid iss' sailns ?acs' '1p VS..
RE: Cnp Berry. wli po'oly sal 2, a'ot' fei
--,l1 dgy Sne has p,idj accnmm oarce- it- tc, ''-
rnnd CABIN sni Storage P4>cu "" WA - lNti ~ 5'
SA'''' " N'''' " 81. 7. rAtS OFT.
=, u'h Steat. conner NM On it'e.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
I'LL RIB U n r.
pron tic Nsw Orlears T'ropic.
Z TUIII t1c - - ' ~
THE FARMER OF ASHLAND.


THE FARMER OF ASHLAND.
s;-.Tho Fine Old Eng,sh Genil,nan.'
WHy leaves the farmer now his p!ow-the merchant
man his store
The Doctor and the Counsellor their books Of learned
WHY come thev ali from East and West to swell the
crow ded tnrnls,
And make Ire vcihin ring again With shout anc
patriot sons
For The fire true h-nrted gentleman,
The farmer Of Ashland
Too long have freenen worn the chains that tyrarts
round ,hem bound
Too long have Truth ana Liberty been ueInpied 70
The ground
Too long has Treachery held the seat, ,ha, Honor
should heve filed:
Reform, the People long have sough,-Reiorm at
length have trided.
With the fine tue hearted gentleman,
The Farmer Of Ashland
And bark from LouIsIAyA's plains, is heard the
first Whig gun,
That Tells in loud and thunder tones the tyrant's
race
The "OLp North STATE" hes caught the sound,
and from lis galisni nills
IL echoed hack the Peoples voice. in vengeance
'guinst rneir lila,
For the fine true-hearted gentleman,
The Farmer OF Ashland.
KENTUCKY next takes upthc shout for Freedom and
tine Laws,
And INDIANA lends her voice 70 aid the good Whig
cause.
And North and South and East aud West give warn
ing OF the day,
When Honesty shall rule the land, and honors
our Clay!
The fine true hearted gentleman,
The Farmer Of Ashland!
o, whose the hnnd that deres to pluck from him his
wreath of Fame,
And whose the cheek that does not blush 10 blur his
honest nane7
So wise in council, true in heart-cone, give the
shout with zest
And nine long cheers for Harry Clay-the Farmer
Of The West
The fine true-heerted gentleman,
The Farmer 0: Ashland
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

r,-k G,r,r Eyre a, This port Cnn'nu. was the r>
,ra,ir.n vessel t,r ever the port o Snroo. ard The
m vec OF ry that bought Nr sold goccs hsIs
We have hefr. noticed .ho arrival Of the hFs WskIua ct
veVo,k rrd hsrk William Kennedy. Of philnde phia. m
All, ls,y :or NcyrYos. wiila fifteen minutes OF eoch
ther havis sailed the dny the bark sfnrns lev
hoe thc b.is We eiveI below ths account o The ee
ain Of the Wiilsm Kennedy. which wa find IN Phade
phin paper: go ,,s.
arrived of this port last evening but late procure
ot and consequently did NOT INTO AZ aRehoEage unui
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

O'Clock III, morning We had p.ar. ofs3 sys the l,; II
'guch ,rIisncet light rid caln'. - bi'z
Wa-uE arrived thl. morning r. III cncz NJ day =
e NewYG We experienced .purst. sriy w1at ana l'Gr
sirof; tack spu.i I'd. 20 he t,E .uh ma r.
alrr: a1a nae wind l'oE w in1d mt. - feez,
rurs me- at which big - oi u
eu tscsed and B'r-' ru her cut o sizL wie. r5ill
very fne h-1t yet sert,hGs- re gs icczy eH9r- " M.
make IN ier-rcs ~ saIn tluItze d. 'u
nG NeS York -! hIr four Day sail u' - 9ac- aHf
then bcG=d eat had s; slEds tie fs.naae Si '1s
pE,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
Eorc.En Port.

AR Tabls Bay CCI lane p Susan sl-ry. Comet I'm
o jlrefrp IN baia for >iTIn Bay and was N poIt tn
sid 21tH Raids $eve.i Calcutta
At Pam. iUc l3. brig Granite Upton. I'm a!eT v ~,
renhaG. dis; sch! w ayicr MedIun. I'm Nsw-Yo:. VA
Mannham. do. :,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OK NEw-YoRE. SEPTEMBER 10.
Cleared.

Ship. Stephen Whi,ney. Thompson. Liverpool. krsi.:
'hraiova Colon Smith. H9vuns, Spntord. es'en K Co.
Big. Bspc. ppabar, Mlamlchi. rhouas Winnct,; ieo.
Dla. Co les. WILMINGTON. Pows MoIea, Edssr. Mo
le E u Hu,lou, u: Alfred ry.e., Wesk,, Esai.own.
Sehf Leontluc. .s- h chmnnl.
Slcop Senator! Robinson, Nantucket.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

Au- p lat 47, ION sl3, schr Caarls, VOse. from East
port. hound @ 9urbaGnes.
Ia; g 40 baEk BinRey. It days om Bo:'on.
SEPT g. la 81. Ion g pa,.sa .car : Nil steering :
Aug q, .,t %. Ion 80 PsnlTyivsua. Esvoo: l. G1Ji
from fh!ladeVha, 10: Ba:hadoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

TIE Peuca f;nyette Of the n ut TINT the steasr
Craoi- fat arrived froH 'te Of the ,Gp SObss. With
30 cotton md Of The ceOu, ard puon Of e
rircing ILc Jhe pilot boat Relief hcd arrived wi'n %
IN. schr Fl z BETH NTH 70 80 bales Mos Of the
cotton bong m Psrsacl IN thes- vessels dry the baanc
tnst uny saved will be damaged s;s.c. The f.-rE
&c VII al be a-ed but The vessel VIII be lost The mp LIS
IN Il ri water.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

Anna. Ko.tlaas. 5, day. from Bre-ncn. rad-e.

B--e, Anna Ko.tiaas. 5, day, from, Bremen. rnd=
% order.
Rrc Gulna-e In:kjn 80 day. rom River Gambis cooI o
irca guuat aad !js. - Eaher & BFerwcith. tr,s
nm PicSsrg story sailed Giv before ir Saes. Rns Fran
css Lord Howe arrived Jub 2 aud saed tii for
eons with missionaries AL we'll
BT bfis Glesaef Beckw.th Il days from Windsor NS
Schr Ecsa,d Taylor Jameson. days from Thoul.s;on,
lime 10 master.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
Whalfrs. &c,

ssel from Sag nar5or Aug 81, Ninod. Fo'e: Gro
zste Island.
At St Heiena. July Il brs DsGrce, with &C 5tl ip,n OIL.
20 AL IL days to; Ef-sTtO"n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

ebnx NotAu-,ber!,a, Innion: VicSs5grg New. Orc1rs
FaifeA DO II Alen. Charleston: Pars. AAisvIp Cyds.
' Ris: Ann Eliza. ApaachicOla Norma. Georgetown ani
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
MEDICINES.

ItPE'S IFE fiil~ Sst.s. .liee-rf f'T n, u ,diier
!-.g : H. IN -frass ,sg a'e 3 3aa',I il .rt ~
f,.f --t-r- 2! g. -a. tom - o-ins { isI1s
=. -1 -t'.1' -, &C.. whereas - t,'liii
s-,,1r-t ~ = FTps ve-l si:-u cf O. q 'l''
ca.l -i 's 9-a7 q. E'.s 80 - -. 5..,i ,ra
rrr--ai -~rt' iie '--s-'l 'ii4 'l' ~ ~ -
rrsrt q, rvsr7 Hataf1si > f-tse. ''-l -ilt- -
- r--e tsC-t-s.-s. tB- ---f-c'rcs, NJ g''f+' -
i- - "a - rev at II ID iic' aiisiss -rl n'.o
t,-,;.r7r- ne ~, Qi1- Tsci isl1- 60. - .
e erie OF no. nau baye be.a tcEei,ed By the u-e o'
Ie ri. - .o -stsii II hrycs -f2 end % ccn.'
es--t - >. n,sl'- lirrrEsis nt hy ne pfNSe,ts'
Tfit,S ROBERTS < 90. IL Fulton =; - 90
C-IVE RED AND GEEY HAIR AND WHiskfES e
Il OTHER pLOR w ROT, a>-s, Toun f o. ua' ~
reJ or r-sy sai- fhls question aaos> 10 pn ssNcs NJ
sanrd be -s1eseFsd i thy ieei i'eo 20 ''' '0'''
q 49, :. Rei cheeks ars oretty-7ot red hair
T ia'ts' -isn'e- corrJ.aNi"n II. -. -
n celebrated iT'LiAs DYE cha12e, ieG %, -yi5 -y ~,
WI aoit -tainns fhe >.iu n the Ie-=i- p -
tro ,an si 2, * q, rec hair red vhi,ser> ,ri f
l'alun Dye add' o'sinezs ami appearance " 's '
Pepa ID and sold b7 y & SANDS < co Chemists spd
C-aate 1udr-c Sud uho at . Fulton street ana r. f'
Erostway. Pace % cei;S = I'm, .,i
yNpeoVFD CHENi's ii. LIQUiD CPGDEl.nC AND
ANCDYNE NiliENIto. tnsr sGIf!i E,d eiilaae,' ~ u
MOI, S'veed 1ectons. Br1i->s. Camp' S2rns Sni2ne &
ni the lnls ~tleS NsHkueS ~ tae JOINTS also tln
IN e ,s lacA Ions, Pam and Swelling ci the t-c''
ms Tocati i. rare and valuable combination Of
warm; s-,u ant a,id any- ingredients and VIII be f'tnd
m rsrn 10 rny of the Onodedocs or LnimGnts heretofore
implication fa.I and nfismT3io1 rs Oesa.
sr;s are immediate mo certain and Rheumatic Pains or
manifs-;e! souu afer Is appllcaron P;iee . cents
Prepared and sold. wholesale and rsthI- D.;
II3 R-c-dwry. corner Of h1IHbr'>-strcet.
SLIM y Fulton street and :, East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

BEARS OII-fiIGt lily SCENTED
,.~-NSTr e-S AND rt-gE FOS THEHAlG,-Oia ai
-, ..~fJ ;--pnrnrons 'nr the bar whskers, no.
r th ccu1s the o;l p--on ed from Sears
sssEcc ~ ere,sc In n,.r Instances Il restores The
s.=-.>T. hlir To tire baI and will eicc,ugliy pre-
yxF ) D. serve II from IN tiu. of in any eyeut !;
.Ss--sS-- WI, long noted hy such euHen, Ih;sl-
nd c,sr.fs r. tire lsie SIR Humphrey Invy AMI Sr
He i,n-I that pure Bears srcac uTcr ely prepared
@ the it r,y s.ef ii,rovafe or the preservation ut the
fni- ~ roorrg vhen lqI Mrss:s 4. t. sands s; e."
t+e 60 al no .vp.n,e m getting rhe genuine Bs grease
NON ,,ei ana ei.swh.r, and have prepared IN surn
nanaer TIM, The OIL cnnet with u h-h perfume. !eie u
INDISPENSABLE Tor tie ;oe and dressing :, ON o. a!!
sud by 4 Il SANS x 90. ~. 2I5 BIOadwHy. Hinntc
BpG.nES. corner OF GbaU,hers-';Tedt. sep- m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
LnnnNittnH.

Imposition.
1--WE think neccs,rY that marriag pub
l,hssl in our isst were vile inl9os'tuns
We cut the above from IA exchange paper, ana
We incline 10 believe that the "two marriage"
TO which our cotempqrary 20 ieelingly refers. are
not the only vic mpositiona " that have been
praciiccd upon the pcope Of ouI State. oae-
half the marriages that take place may be " im-
Geceplio1s. !Nen besiegc women for marriage,
rs they ID Governor or President for otice.
ihe7 put the best foot foremost, without consid-
c!ing that the first step taken after marriage vail
bnng the olhe. foot forward. The sober pur
poses Of domestic relations are rot regarded; and
were it not that scfinterest predoninates over
evil passions, more marriages wOuld be, II not
rnpositions, at least means of misery, than now
are. TIE truth is, the high duties of the mar
riage relations are lttlc thought OF by those who
hasten 10 that situation; and the necessity OF
t1rbcarance and kindness, of allowances toI pc
cuiarlties, allowances That diminish these pc.
cuiiarlties,) are little understood. The elements
Of dscord are always brought together IN mar
rage Sill is required 20 produce harmony
that skill is easily attainabe. We incline 10 the
opinion that our contemporary, from whose paper
we cut the scrap with winch we head this para
graph, did not mean to say that the marriage.
but that the marriage notices we1e lrn2osltlons
But 1T any raLe, the greatest imposition may have
been saved by the exercise of the smallest; anc
d ltte waiting with patience" by the parties,
may lead them 10 UNION that viii result IN con-
s!autly increasing happiness. US. Oez.
A short and Conlpre ensive Catcchism.
DY OLIVER TEAL, ESQ or SYRACUSE.
Question -Whut the names OF four OF the
prominent blessings to mani
Aasrer-Fear, Pain, Sickness and Death.
Q.-Elow can Fear he blessing
A.--By forewarniDg oi all apprehensiye dan
gers. thereby cautoniag Us not 10 violate Gods
On what way does Pain prove blessing to
meul
by notifying him, in language not to be mis-
understood that we have broken are breaking
Gods phvsica! or organic laws, and thar great
damage awaits us unless @o repair the breach, and
return TO our duty.
Q.-Eow Is ii possible that Sickness can be a
blessing
A.--When we have disregsrded the cautions Of
Fear. and no; having obeyed the commands Of Pain
nY ceesing 10 break, or by returning proper obee
dieucr 10 ihe Iaws winch VIC have alreGd. broken,
Sickness, as guardian arrests n our downward
course, bt taking away our eppsttfs, ana holding
~ in durance N order that the recuperarve ener-
cies oil our system may recover from the INJURIES
yve sustened by the violation OF Gods laws.
tl.-In whu. way is Death, the King OF Terrors,
oar friend?
f-Death is our friend b. returning our spirits 10
God who gave them, when by any mraGs our bodies
nave become 70 debiiiaied by tiscasc, age, otn-
erise that they 10 be lodee! suitable Tor our
use comfort ur convenience and that logger con-
tinuance in the tIrGy would be curse 10 US, ard
nuisance TO mankind
Soihst II nav ,viIh truth be said that Fear Pain
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
ROnk- -kt.EPING. &c.

~ C. MARSH Accountant respectfully announces ta't
y. hs Canning Rooms Nc. IS Cedar street, coniiIue open
from S \. ". 10 g T. NJ.
In the study nuok keeping l. - taught by M Marsh
every pup Arcps The prGcca manner COMP phtc SET
If pa;ncr ip GGoks embracing ali The different nus nes
transactions gu' mtrcHIe honse: lie becomes Familiar
with al the books constituting tine with G tie documents
relating bu"k. trial baai balance shest acrnnn
current aAd with vnrous mercantile calculations. IN Interest
dlscouut. equation q: payments eSc6GEse. &C. :,
In one oi uC;in person OF good ca1hctv VII
b-cone competent Brok-kce2eT aud w,i receive ce'th
cate 20 th.t IF c, No tIuglt IN q c'ns,.
AERCANTiLE WAITING thorough course .; pro
-rs,lve lessons ch viii mi fail in e'vciins vainAhl-
nroyeren Secicens Of truly neFcale ';yem2y DC seen
a 'lis rrs?rS.
day Gnj sveaing: ,,.,-,.,.
The Science of ioubic nutry H"uE hesr.1, SinpH.51
L:h Edition 500 pares octave: pee 81.
Tie AT oi single Entry Book Keeping imprOvcd, q edition.
10, pages octavu. !iioe - c:nls.
II. TIE OUuhsturs-, and At tie TuCT'
hir iatsh ufr's hts opening, closing. Q. '".ns
W. books; IS Gear street. W st.is soi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
Pnssenssrs Arrived

IN The B-cn-a bark J!ann. from Brtmeu-Er 5 lewle
VI Mailer. Ns Caroline I,eershoiie Miss Caroline Lcw;s
VIZ john kelchl. aUd IA III toe steerLce.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

c1.n aan What wa,:bl it be IN comrau.ol with
= lV; heaiy ,ais rs from ttas,, Cod;, ,,, g,-
A-hns UI;rri Br.u;hne .c5iing ur lsie 10 = t,a
i.fre+ Cnmuatnt s.. IN SWAYStS COMPOUND
SYEJTP OF WILD CHERRY fray i sad - iiL eXrei 81
9;asr ,psdrinrS Cjny prepared by DR. Sway NJ, y :
snrEcr Of lIGii1! md RACE ,irceS, flihADELPH'A.
s'rcsi. f. Iaruar o. H.s.cs7r. corner II MieG street
sGt T. A. ard, Church h.geu.aU; iss R"wefy; c9nfr o
re-- & Harrison 20 Bsoad street. isewGa. J. J j"aathgn
r iia W Unuc st.ef. h'e"er stevens {; tv;nHs -
W,shr.t se. and Ransom StsvsG, No 80 " n'iirs
ton street Roston; W. H. re,rcs Ahlny H. Y. and l!rckus
L Euf No. "a River street. Troy, y. Y ala tn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
g'0 ZEE LET.

- TO I.ET-The upper pert Of the three story House
- nri.le street, very lrwto small family, ur-
n.le-l or uniuTushed, Nh without board i-w
f,-y,jahle yuun. would be taken r bEid F ,iree
abnvr Rector running from Greenwich street ~ North River
>l0 lw-
a, STORE To LEr-Stora No. 10 Ce!ar 81 VIII DC e
EA Possession Isl o September neAt. Inquire Ui TIE &c
EL-l cupGni. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

IN PURstAND DEo'nn order Of the Surrogate ofh7 'aen-
~ ni Nrw.Ntrk. uncr " hereby fpa - s's No.
VIZ clam, ngn nj MICHAEL MYi.LES late oi rc rs Of
s. Leu,. Of 'lr'onn. deeoassi e 9r.';li & & -
street ~ ~. ty Of New Work, O' before the tv-u'tih
ry u i'ece'nJe neKtDaiei New the r h'lria t"y
OF June. lsi- A. H. bELh.'
,sI lnMnm Nn.fWY ~ IGN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

eIA ROMAN EYE EAtSiM. FgR WEAK
" -sSeSsSNsA AND ITFLAMED Ei ES.-Tn.s valuable
~ ct.Sse5S q has h.en us"d 'cf Tany years ~ p-
vate pas ;iea b. the vos; cele5fnied Gcuil>'s n
n $ all firr n counties ard rhy be ccnl-
IDENTIFY rel 81 upon he mot safe nni pesdy cue ~ enk
~ named eye, from any cause, iha h9s ever uet
c - IN the yyGrid 10 recu..sr operation consists N fenv
r- MI unhealthy sr'on t- es IL the eye afi parts al
iacen substituting hraiy process which soon rfsuts IN
perfect cure Tie afflicted are invited to Try AID he eohvn
ced In small jar. pflce - cen, 49, q, ,., -, ,
PREPARED! nuG sod by i. h SkNiS & Co wness1's aId
49, 'N se2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

PARTICULARS of the Farm in Huntington Tawnsnip
l.. l. advertised some siHc- by w. !: J. T. Tnpsr,
be had their office. 56 south corner OF sden
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
HARDWARE.

sFARnyyARE CHEAP For CASH OR CITY &C
CEPTANCES at .s.5o Pearl s;I-e between Jpnn and
rlatt-rEe subscribers would cal the attention gi tGuiy
MerchGut and others intending Ia purchase Their tn Supp
n Hrdwa:c and Cutlr Their and well assorted
.,nc ha. been recently imported By them direct tFn
the ManuiaciuTers IN Europe which vii be sold Ut small
mu3l 3.E B. Il. HAI.STED & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
Attorney for ATTACHING Crc,li;or..

Wv ORGLR Of Daniel Pratt, First judge ot
- Qro ,re Cnnny Cour sud Councillor ~ Law IN ne
Suprcnr Cour, Not,ce hrrby thi; ~ ,'chhegt
,s ..i ,.-ipst e hoyal Sew IT, ~ ir' M,
St,tr o ONO unrrs'deHt dshcr unrt t@1 c'''r {" INC
sad udg rusu1u 20 he drrscous OF me et'{"'e eon
~itIrn-, rhors aG 'ha, tie s-inr g. SOLD Cog th' rNf'
n,pt N hi, ichts unless the sul Rnyi HcwNit. Y,eif
,ul isciifcp such attachment riHg o aw "tiin ule
m, ts Iorn h- first pubosan 0t ts Noce; ~! '}i re
aymen of any rbt. due ham by r.S r'' "i No o,s.
ana l- ltii,tT; u iu hi, II 1ny utHle5 vlifn
ms Stae b+lauglu. him, s.d N transfer Of suc gro-
pc. " his of6ddeG bY Ia" aud ere ,.d - - jii-
ufy %. t3:L IL: Nht-LHoN,
ri Igw6rn ..ucrrcY for Nt'-.tts ls. t''s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11

lJ7 Or. BUcHA.AN has returned to Louisville
Ky. and is lecturing in that place on his iavorte
science of Neurology.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
RFAT. ESTATE.
Fofs SALE.

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ft.ti -aHi.2 TS5C.7 81 ~ - $50. az -
'is-lzr -arrs '.-. f.mst- ~, 3 1is -
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ri fa7 ar are s5..: :; IN ----s r -1d. he-yy
oc-sc <l Woo Of - .s7's goa = bers efe es-l
god yLi "a. u ls i7ud s-ut nise excellent lf
TIE t=. tlE-. l.FS as T 's le : e ~ " Yic
~ ~ III .tsr. L. .cs-y o; men issutiul ths Gic
remarkably Hs4lig II s1tgu q lse 1tsasiA 4d7 ai
e,. esn r hsd 20 i n three o. oaI hcuz SG u. 60 Of
Seig York ~ he ~. Yuts sfi i!s it2Tc=d, n TO ~
hour by tte ~ R-cksHac :1c uIaaze 1lSe g:
g., = tie gey Of s,zrt o. i-vsrst-.E tae Hud-'1 sy-r
i1rf'i-a =, ~, ~ e,-~-h--r ..2 eII-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
CUTLERY.
CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS. &c.
SETUIIANSS K ELL 70 Maiden lane; nyi'e the stteu
w uon oi dealers 10 Iieir stock Of NEW GOODS NOV
opening. ron-istug, II par. -fthe .o'l'wing:
Fine ivory TABLE CUTLERY Of kosers end other ma
Conrron s;-f-;p slg &c ditto ditto tvaruus us,ersJ
FOIAEI CUTLERi-A cunO e,e assortment OF EUgers
Wosteuroirs : EIuoss's. SC. sc.
HiL0t,S-W. x = Butchers. EIiots. Rogers w ostea-
aoim :. i,-noke's, barber. sc.
SClScURS-Jt al r1t-i msssrs.
PLATED WARE.
Csstors Baskets Communion Ware. Ccndacks Waters.
q. &c Al Of sir1eS-
>bied Plated D-s.eI; Knives and Forks. se' Eer
dozen Batter hnIves.
JAPANNED NARE-Fine Gothic. Sandwich. ard com
Fl Iya,s. 's-ter great T1e;y Of tancT tisr
eil n: which iray offer AZ tie lowe prces. az It
s'U FUs DRES>F Fgs--imroriani 20 Fur nreeSc.-Hp
L beiis Improved B-uwH >oao ms been :nCnd " fui
nfee-s VINO have t!S i. 10 X SUPERIOR - az mag ever
nveptet or c.esrSas urS, IL cecuf,-S can,e ire ut
5sftsry. and c1ye II w - f lust-e and DO MOI dry
NJ leave hs:Sh soma ln. u; Il. tor sale BY
OF ihe Gfocers n t City and Rrcosyn Nrngfsnt5!
- Cherry =. y. =. ts.sli TRUNAN ROhEiSrS.
- cARAToGi, P.SVi.Io, .SD IODINE SPRINGS
Jihe water OF The celebrated Pavilion Fountain srd so o.
ne loa@ s1ugc always s ptoced iC.sh iy tary
I'd PACKED N hne Gf: Jf sHlas. az 7eTy Tsiucei pce
y5 SaSSS.shl {. Y0JNG. IS Cazta.i,-r;.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-11
SCHOOLS.

4 DUChTIOH-MUSiC.--A gentleman in South = AlabamH @
II wishes obtain the services Of u ADY A. TEACHER
NJ, the brnnrheS of thorough English educnen and
tculary well skilled ius- His residence hs pia1
pleasant and heahy Applications be addressed III lita
September to \. X. BELL, ii2 Pearl-st- s93
GCUOOI-An eligible location and modero,e t2a
= BroadwaT. COT. e ecker. y In
LNhiiaLt. EDl'CiTiON-lhe second Aununl Session of
NJ and Mr. J. Il. Kiddes School fr 0un- Ladies wi.
Commence Monday. Sept. sth ii i3 Greenest 81 Wv
% P. JENK's SELECT sCFOOL rnR BOYs, 55L,
fe. Broadway io:me'y Il A:ny street This school VIII
Fopen on or Jay. Sepembe-d For particulars respecting
the schdoi, o reference. Apply st Tie sch0ooo or h ~
seye1ths'Tce'. .3,l
I1R0JIKl.YN CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH SfLECI'
SCH oil. No. 80 Hicks st'eet-1hl> School vii fep2fn
uush instruction and substantial prcgre secuTe! b"sfe1ce
"a patrons CfcU ,w'th terms and other TO.:.aton may
be Obtained Of Tie Principal hr1u
yTOIJNC LADlES' BONppiNG AND DAY SCHOOL
Z Mr. BAILEY respectfully informs her patrons and e
pn5c that size wi -ppsu her seminary Moncny the Uh
of September rex For terms. references &c. utpy ~ her
residence 70. 10 enroll Place Beecsers'Ieet auzo ."
1gUINT VERNON ACADEMY. 18th street, corner Of
w the old Post inad. the 81 Avenue tir and Ms
GAZE, PfcpreiOr.. vacancy m .s school rf pris
boaie tetwoer the es ci and len. Terr:s. 50 rer
quarter twelve weeks payable IN adsa-ca. Pupils admitted
any tine during the seTslon mug = I'm
5.LaS-lCAi, AHp ENGLISH BoARi!!NG SCHOOL
X a, MIppLhtjVVN, C9pn;-D: H. CH hSE. =. NJ,
T,ioCTJTIoS IND MIsiC.-.rr + II. NASH Vcc7.
list nid eechsr Oi Elocunn ard hn'ic WI give pt
nf,yius, snail cns;es n hrs residence
individuals. c"SseS IN oher pats"l tae c;i ihce inter
ese viii pase circulars nj the principal Book End al'c
Sloies. n. Z. Terms moderate. sci 20"
yyNIIE MISSES HAVFN5 y:il resume their school Tor
Young jnL;es tie 18Th September, 81 the eideuce O
their .nher r. Tlavens. oil Caon End CnonstFee
Souti brooklyn. l.. L. .,..-c,..-. =.
caon mag he rds as above. 81, Office Of the Ilowa,d
ins CO Co, 81 Nall street. Y,-,--,.-. Y