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DIFFERS COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
Il y supersedlng all other preparations for the re-
nei OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whoopng cough,
ilghtness of the Chest, Bronchitis and similar pull
monary ahectious
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for the certain preyentionof Fevers or any general
sickness keeping the stomach in most perfect order,
the bowels regular, and determination TO the sur
face. Colds, Coughs pains in the bones, hoarseness
and Dropsy are quickly cured by it. Know this by
trying
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HORSES that have Rng-Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Calls &c. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou
sands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. Ii will cure the PILES.
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April 26--tf
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
REMOVAL.

CEGARs.-PETER Gu.sEY takes this opportunity Of r..
turning his thanks his friends public FOR the ber.
patronage they have bestowed him. and also inform
hem that he has removed from No 32k No. Hk Bowsry
where he has constantly hand the chocsst stock o
this city, IN quantity, and shall be happy receive
tinustion Of their favors pi0 4tSsses
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
E(kR ALBANY tA

aaw4gn - DAILY. Sundays ereepted- Through direct
Pat r: M, from he Steaznboat Pier betweea
-Ccurtl.ndAl = q snd |, Liberty u T streets. j. 9.
john Monday WejsssdeY "a Frday Evsnings o'clock
The steanIbost kOCnEyTER, Captain a. HSyghton, on
Ess. c.si loot Of Dazclay streetl sa.ss
fSe steamboat NORTH AME6iCA, !, Cspssia b. 9. Cus-
tsnden Monday Wednesday SSasy md Ssnay Afternoons
At O'Clock. u = -
1TsesdaY, THURSDAY and Saturday Afternoons, o'clock
a,.ragers taking either Of the above lines will
Albany ample take the Morning Trains Of Cars for
the b0ats and subsantia fur
nshed with and ooa and for speed and
coInmodations, unrMailed on the Hudson.
All persons trusting Of the boats Of this
line, without an order IRON the Captain.
For passage freight apply board +. T.. Schuitz
st the Office ON IL whad. o28rc
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

A MOST BLESSED, STRANGE, ASTOUNDING AND
SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
TO CURE CUTANEOus ERpPTlONs AND CLEAR
DARK, SUN-BURNT YELLOW, DISCOLORED
OR FRECKLED SKIN
MANY-Ay, there are many who have been cheated with
M trash aud therefore think the OF the genuine Jones
Soap erasssraed let such give fair trial IL Is indeed
i, skin diseases n fact seldom OF heyer fails curing
Pimples, Blotches Freckles Tan, Monhew,
Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch,
Ringworm, Old Sores, and Bore Heads.
But mind is Jones' Soap has done and still effects these
cures Get il no where else this city-or you will be
swinded with countefebut at the sign Of the Amer-
can kagle, Chatham street. and 323 Broadway N, VI
Boston, Redding State street, Zeiber Ledger Buildings,
Albany nI2 Imsec
VUOOL-T bales Of very superior Western Wool lancipg
n T. K COLLINS CO, S bouth y.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IS, 1914
WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS



WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
WIFE,
~ s & %y
&o s e IN as VI Ho Or sS% @ d
s s 'sis::a Sss q Ss iHs sss' '''
COUNTERS.
;':i : 6 paid hand s9.s
n CoMrTaoLLKR's OsEioE,
BANK OF BRocRPoRT. ocsRSiPsb spv H. i''''
cdsGutATs S..swsJ 4 III M4TEs Of hi: Association win
18th instant at the Of % dollar - " 49, '
4: E ssss: s
Nit 81 rrc - a4'''0"'' u''oena WIN Dc declared.
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
av 81 s Msw .aS S H. BIas Band would
s $: a,
asa m s e sI ssrJ iii
a'Is sSs q Ss.a
ss ssysp pns Street, .S o. # n
ssfr %sst S!ss street.
Gs sas s Seos sS ery = Wheeler corner oh Avenue
III Wooster street; Z. d5sa s,. .!Isst
yAMss CsssEn. Secretary.
nl2 Inns ' ~
N0IlCE.-Consignses PER packst ship LIVERPOOL. from
Liverpool, viii please send their board al west
side Bnng slip the Office Of the without de-
goods ''"$i'1to ft fy rFi !. The
MI &c 81 South street.
pACKET SHIP sDDONS, from Liverpool Is dischareing
under general order Orleans wharf foot of Wall street
Congnees will please attend the receipt Of goods i'm
meoiateIy nit &c
NOTICE TO PLUMBERS.
SPECIAL MEETING of the Pumben Benevolent Asso-
"A ciatnn will be held Monday Evening the 18Th inst at
NATIONAL Hall Canal street, at III o'clock, precisely
All practical employers and particularly
9esed to attend business OF importance will be laid before
the meeting. WIN. KENT, President.
CHAs H. u HARA Secretary. MIC 2tsodsm
THE EFFECT OF THE LATE ELECTION
AS been deprive of citizens OF their health
- the form of Colds, Coughs, Rheumatism, Fever &C.
SPEEDY and certain offered such in the of Mrs
CAhKOLL'S Medieaed Vapour Bath 325 Broadway. Sui.
phur Baths require half hours notice Open from A. NJ
70 of. NJ nl6 lw
HOUCK'S PANACEA,
CELEBRATED for the cure of Dyspepsa Indigestion
- Rheumi i,i.m, Coughs Colds Consumption, Dysenary,
Files Liver Disease Asthma Peursy yenera ercuria
Diseases Affections of the Skn and all diseases arising
fresh supply Of the above Valuable Medicine Just received
and Tor sale wholesale and retail by the following
IL H SCHElEfLlN u CO, IO4 John street;
BUSH & HlLLYER, l78 Greenwich street;
JOHN @. MORRISON 1888 Greenwich street
Pamphlets setting forth the remarkable made by
above medicine can be obtained as above, gratis
n16 lmeod'ec
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

TQOTH-ACHE CURED IN ONE
4
MINUTE, by the Of the GLOVE
ANODYNE.-Thsi is excellent arti
AA Gle, and will cure the most violent tooth
"A ache pain in the gums, in minute
ASp The Glove Anodyne is not unpleasant 70
2NS the taste, injurious TO the teesh, and
AA will PERMANENTLY any tooth
HVyNAy which Il is applied. Price q cents.
Ty@n XMDG For sale by
UIE KW A. Is. SANDS Il Co,
Chemists and Druggist, 273 Broadway,
corner Chambers street, 70 Fulton street. aud n East Broad
way. nit lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-11-18
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

AKTIFICIAL TEETH.
M LEVETT Dentist, the introducer Of insertng incor
l ptibe Teeth the principle Of atmospheric pressure al
lowed 10 be the greatest Improvement IN dentistry ever no
duced and the public general TO examine his
pehod which will be fosnd greatly superior 70 ANY
NOW In USE embracing amongst Others the advantages Of
great and permanent comfort, Cleanliness durability &c To
patients particularly adapted as peclues the
mouth healthy The numerous testimonials from the
most society with the highest dental and other
authorities will ensure those requiring artificial teeth,
those who have had them unsfuly set te hsgPe and most
satisfactory results. M LEVETT, DENTIST,
ni2 Inns m 260 Broadway, entrance in Warren st.
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

cal College Of Ohio. after studying for many years tho
sructurs and Of galvsnc batteries has invented
very convenient In and in many respects novel In It's
effects He calls II " The Organized Battery" II c,,n.
sss OF combination Of all kinds batteries one ne
table instrument arranged that by keys and stops lib
battery TO act upon the experiment. and thus in
rapid succession coarast the effects OF different
cations Although of moderate size the effects very
impressive when two copper conductors brought In
contact, and afterwards separated TO distance,
kissing arched lame passes between them, and when
charcoal substituted the flame and light become insp-
poraby brilliant bringing tears from the eyes Of those
who attempt, while too near, to look at It, Leaves OF
gold and other metal are burnt If by explosion ;
water is decomposed by 1t as If IL boiling The
shock In notification IL insupportably painful but
by drawing stop the shock ceases Magnetic machines
thrown into Turd revolution, and small iron magnet
Is excited 10 lift eleven hundred pounds And thus by
various stops all Of the music Of gavanc electricity
with all its variations, may be rapidly executed. This
instrument, occupying space Of about three feet in
length, two and half feet in width and one foot In
height, made OF polished walnut, lignumvin, and po-
lshcd brass finished neatly piano. exhibits both
external symmetry and internal mechanical accuracy
EXTRAORDINARY GRowrH.-It is stated in the
"Cncnnati Chronicle, that there s in an lnirmary
in that city, respectable young from Fleming
county Kentucky who Is really giantess She is six
TO proporonable magnitude. Her hands arms should
and general size all correspond The expression Of
ner face pleasant and like other Respectable country
girls yet one Is at rst struck with much astonishmcnt
az her appearance The idea on seeing her that OF
another OF mortals, who like Gullivcrs Brobdg
nsss, have the good bad fortune BE- giants in
parison with us common beings
The New York herald., 1844-11-18

DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-Last night, our citizens
were alarmed by cry of Fire - The fire was
discovered to be in the" Lawrence Buildngsn owned
by George NJ Atwater, Of New York and in the second
story OF warehouse occupied by NJ Van Syck and Full
som as n Segar end Tobacco store George II. Ridgway
in the employ OF Van Sych and Folsom, sleeping in
the third story Of the building and aroused from
sleep almost suocated with the smoke from below
He CROPPED his way to window and leaped on to the
roof Of Fremming and Babcocks store, and made his
escape The fire had already made progress the
first ani second Stories but doubtless would been
extinguished but for the high wind and the
OF the location Of the fire. All praise due the Fire
Depa tment as well as many OF our citizens for exer-
lions to the dost uction OF property As as
discovered that the building could not saved the
stores occupied by CIauBle Bailey and Co., Van Slyck
and Folsom, u. Hughes, and Flemming and Babcock
entered, and most Of the movabes were
carried into the street and the adjacent stores.
Crangle Bailey Co., were Wholesale dealers in groce
ries ron glass; &c Their goods except and glass,
principally removed, but with great damage They
insured 80 900 in Pttsburgh the loss TO ha under
writers will doubtless be heavy but cannot present be
estimated. Van Slyck & Folsom ensured by the
Hartford Protection Insurance Company on their stock
$1,000, which does not their loss The building Of
Fleming Babcock saved with little loss TO the build
ing stock removed with considerable loss. Insured
with Eta and Protection Companies Of Hartford T..
Hughes, no insurance stock principally removed. The
building Of Mr. Atwater s total loss to the underwriters;
insured with the Mutual Insurance Company, New York
The aggregate loss may be estimated at S5 900 more.
We understand that already making by
MrAwater for rebuilding with brick Clereiand Herald,
Nov. la saus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
Markets. Caretu!iv reported for 7rae Tribune


ASHES.-The foreign advces have rathet deadenrd ,hs
market aud the sales e ony 50 bbs nj Co.'S aud lew pou
lures Si. PeuI> nj, ~ nnd Gul 1T,
CurIUN-The udvices 10y the Britannia hare had the ei
IN asked. Shrpers hwevel nave
appeared market to any extent ana the se were 'eS
FLOUR AND MEAl~-The receipts continue rather limit
I'd there "'odeGneiy -, denatd ,,,ee, iS % nn
rnuo he ubuiped below IS OHIO y nnd Geneseei 3'3s
ODu bb tennessee sold 3s 400 ~ 80 bos innry ence
Il Is;nU sI ovU S H t 4 Scaich,d Western ot Of
ine middns sold ut b2 sees oi SV 10 +V os m
rennsy wanna .. There some inquiry Tor louf '%
Eng and but bu, do come quite to te mary .ooay W
Southern We hear of nothing doing he range iS HSeh
is 5Oa 75 Richmond City u Jersey Meai - bfanoy
wine 62hs. Rye Four3 70 u ) w. u-..., ,.,h ssv
eal lots on the market The quctnon Is 80 " GEMS.
INST sale Of ncin e5 cents Ihee demand lor Sor
been taken 20 81 cents weight. denvrre on o'lira a
o Zoo bushels delaware made tr The East n, a'c es ~
RIVE 6ic and nominal We hear OF no saes oat a'e re
WIiSKY@I sale Of bb:s State Prison made at y
wh CHI slight Improvement ana sone siai pa'eeh so
sod nt -, &c. The receipts are small -, -
UAy-WIthn air supply there good denlanh, am
about QO bales sold 81 &c, with some superior lots al 81
aSST-e notice sales 1000 bags. Is lbs. OnondaSa at
FID-About 1900 pigs have been sold IN lots nt lo cash
Any bic quantity could not 0e sold NJ th rare
BEESWAX.We notice sales leVO lbs. elbow u 80 c'''
"TiaILow-A parcel of 80 bbIs has changed hands at
sale, of Pork yey limited but the
mnrke, rather ste od day Some small safes h Me,e
Sd Gsi and SIS 62I The close believe le'r were no
ar n, thnSe figures One thousand VI good
article could have been sold Beef IS mol aee' & nu. sos ~
steady Sales o 69 Cig Prime a, dong Tse market
stances at So and 5 oI bb sale Wa. 'ee & Si Ai9 pI a
smoked and shoulders al e n saa = Ib sssn
R",.ar arriving freely md dull The prices vary om ~
to cts Chscse 81 and the TRANSACTIONS small
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

From LIBERIA-We find the following para-
graph in the New-Orleans Commercial Bulletin
Of the 26th June
LiBEKiA.-We have had The pleasure of perusine
number OF letters written by the ninnuruited ssr
yonr~ nf our esieeuieh fellow citizen. JoHS McDuH-
MUCH, tsq. from their houe III Atrlcu, 10 iils
forru-r master and TO other gentirmen. These let
t-rs express the utmost satisfaction at the emgrant
with The SOIL clnsre. productions and situation ci
Inc colonv and abound wiki expressions OF thane
fulnes- and gratitude 10 Mr. M'D, to whose forecast
nerality and well considered philanthropy they
so grraily ind-bted Coffee, cotton potatoes, cas-
sadoes plsn;aln. among the articles which the.
snulneratr as under successful cultivation by lh-n
They have had little or no sickness among Them
speak well oil the general condition of the colonIsts
moral and physlca-o the schools, and, especially
OF the religious opportunities which they enjoy
The few incoiven-ncrs the, under, oi which u
trace be found in the letters, only those H.
separable from emigration 10 country compare
tively new, and are not equal TO those actually en-
conn,ered by families removing from the Easter
INTO the Western States OF the Union. The picture
presented by The letters is the honest, rough sketr
Of simple negroes and is exceedingly gratifying
and encouraging TO the friends of African coonizh-
ton, and fully proves, tnink, the advantages OF
Mr.. M'DoNoUGH'S method. We trust the success
which has attended his experiment will induce
others OF our cnlerrrising and humane propretors
10 adopi IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
THE MUG DOCUMENTS.

The following is u list of the Wing Documents
nov for sale al the Tribune Office. Orders from
CLAW Clubs, Wing Committees booksellers, Mer-
.han,s aud Individuals, accompanied by the cash
ire nromplly attended to- and the documents ship
ed TO a..v port oi the United States.
SARGENT'S LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and mort
c,mpete Biography OF Mr. Clay evsr written Pnce
l2s per l0O 50 W
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY 3vok.
with Engmvlnc> bound 81 %: by the quantities.. s
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper. For
:erms se. Prospectus III another column.
THE AMERICAN LABORER Hall bound. ........ "
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE. A Tract by
H. Greeley. Per lU copies o.
THE TARIFF AS 1T Is By II Greeley. Per lVO.. d
SPEECH uF JOHN NJ. CLAYTON-per lUO copies =
WIG SONGS-Cluy and Frein:hIysen-an admR-
bic COLLECTION nt the very te-tper uO copes...... -
THE TARIFF QUESTION IN GERhANf-per 100 u
INTERCOURSE OF THE UNITED
STATES Anu GREAT BR'TAlN-per 100 copies Co
LETTERS or CASSlUS VI. CLAf-per lU copies q
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THE TEST. BY Junus. Per LOO ................ 10 u
THE CURRENCY. do. '.''.''.....'..... 10 "
THE T aRlFF. DO. .................. lt u
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY. do. .........'...'.... ID " "
POLITICAL ABOLITION. do .................. 10 "
DEMOCRACY do, .................. Is o.
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THE PUBLIC LANDS. do. =" ..".............. 10 "
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., of this work are COW prepared order, to an,
-r.enr The work i, comprised in :wo voumes
aiming in the whole upwards Of loo 9ages, aud u,
rated BY splendid steel Porrai. Of Nj CRAY, View Of
nj, Birthplace Virginia. and Fac Smiie of Of hi
etter,-O Hundred copies for N:mety Five Cents each
Its believed be the cheapest work published II
America These srcci-. form important portion ofh'
History OF cur CoGz,y ;h las, thirty years, and
Interesting 20 all CLASSES OF readers, without reference II
roitics
Gound with Cloth Backs & GILT Lettering.
S;np, c.l- ......,,.........sl ,:
Twelve copies io.. .................. IL "
Tweu,,.Gy- CORE. for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - o.
Oue hundred co?ie, for. .a5 III
GREELEY * McELRATH. Tribune BULL ldng,,
Ooun.,r, li.- ri all.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

and any arrcr number a, the rate of S2o per
hundred, cash in advance.
We have large Number oi the carly numbers
Containing Mr. CrAY's and Dir. VAN BuKs% )
LETTERS on Inc Texas Question; hlr Benton's
expose of tic iniGui'cs OF the Treaty, &c nc.
which we shall thro,o in to new subscribers as
,ong as they will bold out, reducing the cost OF
large packages 10 something less than one cent a
copy. And we intend sending to each subscTi-
her. as soon as may be. double number contd,n-
ing the full returns Of the Presidential Elect'on,
If we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FRELiNGHuYssN! if you
think The Tribune does any good to the cause,
obge us by helping il to do more.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
MARRIED.
Jy62.

A. Rrooklvo Juiy :th by Rev. Mr. Spear. Mr. H1SRY Ia
rnKop nr onerstnwn V Y r"CARoLSE. d"ushter OF the
nr- Ehhn Rner. E.n. "i Eew-Yors
4, prinret.,n < j Jnlr ID ly Rev. Dr. AeIande-. Rev
cIIy. M.sw,RRivo date n the Theological Seminary Ia
Mis-. JrLI. IrsN Youngest daughter of the late Robert NJ
I,nges E.o. uf New brunswick.
Al ,ernon Eng Iun- i. lir. VALENTINE MORT son oi
r Valentine Mott nf NewYork. 10 Nlhi Isabella FRI 4
PATRICK, of Edinburgh. Scotland.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBr IN WAsmNGToN.-
From the Intelligenccr Of this morning, we per-
ceivc that Judge Cranch has decided that an ar
rest on mesne process is not Imprisonment within
the meaning of the act Of 18th June.
The decision rests upon the ground that ma
gistratcs can issue no process for debt, save i
warrant of arrest and that II could not be pre-
sulned that Congress meant 10 deprive creditors
of all means TO recover Judgment for their small
debts. Globe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

TROLLOPE, DICKENS AND FlDLER OUT
DONE!
JUST PUBLISHED.
FEATHERSTONHAUGlrS EXCURSION THROUGH
THE SLAVE STATES,
FROM WASHINGTON on TIE POTOMAC TO TIE
FRONTIER OF MEXICO; WITH SKETCHES OF
POPULAR MANNERS
PRICE TWENTYFiP CENTS.
- This work very highly prnsed by the English Jour
nals. and uboun!s IN and Startling anecdote
ALSO.
EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY;
BY RT. REV. CHARLES p. McILvAINE. D. D.
p L. Bishop of Ohio
In one handsome roiAmc, l2nr,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
RECENTLY PU LIS II ED.
ROSE D'ALBRET: by james. ~: cents.
CHUZZLEWlr; by Dickens No. vi. Ga cents
McCULLOCH'S GAZETTEER. No. XIV. . cents.
ILLUMlNATED BIBLE, No. V. % cents.
AMY HERBERT; by Lady is1s c. nts.
POEMS AND BALLADS OF SCHILLER TRANSLATED
by Bulwer, ST.
Dr. DURBIN's OBSERVATIONS IN EUROPE. 81.
1863, HARPER K BROIHEkS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
IN r. }

f conump,on m The 9Th Instant. MARY JANE. youncei'
daugh'er ~ John Rlnck ~,
funeral this afternoon al ock from No. 81 'peIad ST.
On Fndnv July 9TH. oi consumption, BENJAMIN FORREST
aged 81 years. -.
ed TO attend his nern hn ncck on sunday morn
Chamberlain at No 10 Duane 81. from whence his remains
will be removed to Long Branch for ntermcnt
Yesterday morning. O'clock JOSEPH H. son OF JOSEPH
B. and Sarah Ann Brewster aged ii years months and iou
days. .
lnerment =, \, n.-z
At Brooky the evening OF the ith inst MARY DorG
Las dnushler of s. B. and Ann Pond. aged years month
and days =. o,e ,,-L
Funeral Saturday morning nj 10 O'Clock from 80 " a'
psooIvn nn Weip..d,y thc 81 inst. MELvlS.
Ferdinand nnd Elmira Walker. aged month and day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06

FnArSA FE4ISA, OAS. ViHcEr.-' Women carry every
thing before them But when they m;st posses youth, nfau
ty cherry lips. merry dimpleS, pDung MOUTHS ''1innIon
cheeks, aud then there mistake but TINT shch "ohnH
will indeed carry every thing before her. Now, the sfNne
aud w reyeu,. II stray snpe'tgonS nt stealing ave
polished SKIN. brow ?. for instance gel hoe
n Dr. Felix EouraUds Poude Subtle, and 10 nn,i behold ev
e.y fibre vann,es II you The urtclc The roses uh'
were blend with the ly your cheeks are fied get
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