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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-11

Is14.
|kEAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FhOM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (325 MILES)
r. BY RAIL ROAD.
Inc Only Once in New York e,bi.hed by the several Rail
No 80 COURTLANDT STREET
JOHN 4. CLAk, General Agent
~ NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS
The spb'crbrs having been appointed for forward
ing immigrants by Rail Road from Albany Burao aud
are enabled to send them during the
from Nav York to Utica TOT s2O6 10 syracuse Au-
from to ~ Old AZ hal price, under years free; and
Baggage from Albany on the Rail koao is enti,ey free
It's evident that Il comes much cheaper isrlut to
travl by hail Road than by Canal he reaching BuHalo per
Steamboat from New York and Rail Road firm Abany in A,
hours; whTea, il takes Canal from 10 day. fhe fol-
loving cacuati shows the result, viz =
Passage to Buffalo per Rail Passage n,Io rer Ca
Road $3.50 nal. zoo
Luggage from n. York to Lugga.e TO Bnff,o. 5Olhs
ALBANY, l0Olbs FREE, bal fee balance for lO0ibs IS
ance ior iOobs ID Loss OF time at least days
LngRssge from Albany To worth to the laboIer,
bnHalo Tree ''''''.''' 30 cepts per day.. 4 50
Living Tor ~ hours say 70 Living for 10 days. 50 cents
500
Total per H. Read SC A3 w E
Si2O5
Deduct fare per II. Road c -
- The traveller per II. Road saves. IS 90
They also forward passeagerso cleveland and
WsMgse &c. Wconsin Ter tory; Chicago, Illinois, AID
different pacs in Canada az the lowest All information
as the different routes gratis and Tickets had
on!v at the Albany aud Buffalo hail Road Office SO Coutand
street. WOLF RiCKEKS
app lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-11
BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.

THUS noted thoroughe admitted TO b. the greatest
mart Tor The sale OF Penemen's wearing apparel in me
United States and the impress that has existed in
the minds III that purchasers Broadway are Obliged
10 pay an exobitnt price for article of dress re-
but from the known reputation the chnrg established
~ EpWAKo sOA proprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT, NO 2o2 Broadway Here an adv outage 10
merchants ana Others VISITING this city TO avail themselves
an oui, o veF extensive # ready
Thing m.puf e,ured from the best mae,l. IN The most
lash enable style The aieAon of Iubc is p,rcu,flv
called 10 VISIT this ssat ishnent and syI or
twed aud fncy Cashmere Office kfocA Tor the APP
preaching season. ~
Also a,sortnent Of rich Chens Velvet aud Brocsde Vest
ngs Fancy French Cloths aud CaImeres ny the late
from the celebr TED miuufacory of Boley Fills and Sc
lee expressy Tor the spag fashions
made up to order aud If required at few hours rotcs
~, EDWARD Fox
City Cash Tailoring Establishment 2o2 Broadway low
Fulton ST.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN families desireus Of their
highest cash prica 49, $50 ~ "'
TO families and gentlemen quitting city or changing IT,
sidencr having supruous effects dispose Of will find
much TO their advantage send for the who
attend tilsm al their residence by appontn emf,
ii LEFETT, & Iohn street,
- -, - ~ near Broadway.
line through the Post Office, Otherwise will receive
prompt attention.
Clothing cleaned and repaired me Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-11
CLOTHING MANUFACTJR ~

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
I'VE subscribers wouLl inform merchants visiting the city
who wish their own goods manufactured, that they
prepared to manufacture description Cothng From
their beng accustomed tn manufacture for the Southern
Westrn markets For the a twelve years ty feel csnidelt
with the urge number of talds their employ
stoca at saof, notice and with entire sttsfaeion
MANN u MckiAlM, - Carmine street.
tI' Knicherboeker Stages pass close 10 the store.
lnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-11

SxESa United LII OF Nv ERPuOI, Pa KETS
MfN Packet Of the 70 h ApilThe splendid vel known
Ia bet ship DIADEM, Captain Barlow, will sail
po, lively as above CT regular day.
She has splendid Accommodations for cabin SECOND cab
and passengers. These wishing tenhs
N uld make Immaculate apple board ot of Dover
stest, or to w. i. + APSDOTT,
a'O &c ~ Veck Slip, South st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-11

HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
VIE HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides Fat and Cal
sh,ns s.sh current money delivery, at he Hide ard
AZ ouse Oh he subscriber where contracts will be made for
Cakns by the seasonor the highest given The pound
rs amsn ~ Elisabssb:s bstwssn Prince and Houston
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20
TEMPERANCE NoTI~r

ne members OF The Warrington Temperance
S9cIelv Vito intend to attend the Great ren,o,.oo.
Convention to be held at Slenhenv,rl., n =.
: ''s''y2 are requested 10 attend meeting to he
He'' al lie ''ly Hall hs evening Ia early candle.
light As the ladies' OF the Martha wa,b,no,,,.
e.c'eiy have determined 10 attend tho Conye,t,oo
II IL hoped that the members oflhe ,o,ia,y ,.,,I
'ho" ihsf gallanlry 10 the ladies upon the occasion.
aud make general turnout
l Inc Merchant will leave The wharf at ) o'cocl 4
NJ precisely 10 convey the member, ,,.,o
The e1Pence OF gong and returning viii
25c each, II Is confidently erpee,eJ 60
go. W! "'e "i''
pacea uqF' , % Inc Martha Washington socis, are
ing. By order '"e meeting ih'. even.
Waeelin: Ne, 70. ! boNHAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20
'|I|N||IaNlIElfi|E|EFIf.IF1Ii:s'IE.il|IIIII'

Nh CouAe, native American arms al consider.
'hie meri. who passed ,pme yeaf, IA LAZY. hn.
ks"ed prospectus proposing Ia establish Gallery
oi paintings ia HE CITY ol New Orleans.
PafAera have ionnd out HE lue secret of NAH,
ing zee cream md they supply thai to ihelf cuslo.
mef' MAT Is unsurpassed, Try IT,
Senator Niles was adm ued 10 h.s seal in The
senate OF HE | 5 and sworn IN On he / Oh mt.
Me'''' Brown and Elen's ROLLING Mills Iron
warehouse and pln FACTORY Al Warctosn Conn.
""' eni rey Destroyed by fire on the l3lh ,ns, Io,.
$4,000, Insurance. SIS 600
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

BEPARTEE Ala mixed ssembly
in Dublin during the agitation OF The
Catholic Emancipation question IN Par
lament, lively and witty hdy oi The
Protestant persuasion addressed an
aequa'nlaucc notorious for her Jealous
adherence 10 poosh lenels. Have You
heard the sad newsf No was the
reply, 'wuat news? PRAY lei IS hear
why, they say (rgoiued the o,her) that
the bottom OF purgatory has ialen IN,
and all tie Catholics there are lost IA
the fiery depths below dreadful,
,eNc'a.med the Catholic lady, how !
ply the poor ptoles ants-,aey must
nave been crushed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

L'S ,l',,. DlNAri1S.-We are pleased 10 l.,,n
In1' RoBERI BRoOKHOUSE. E,q.. Of this c,,y
'l' purchased iAe Asylum House" m C,tee,le,
1'''e' 'na made present ofn 10 The Children.
= hohd So'ieiy on condition llIal The ponc NJ tho
society shall he changed 70 that Of Tho "Se,r,.n..
C'pn'n ana Ch'ldfeo'' friend Society" Tn. Of.
yer mas been gratefully aceepled-and we are
'a' 10 eafa MAT subscriptions are now being mall
~ ''net benevolent individuals Tor lee purpose
~ i',.ns u'' mouse IN complete stale of repair.
~ may e'lene us charities to a larger number aC
a.!s'en than j; bls heretofore bean ~, 1''i u
7t1ie -s-'e-: He.,...r. ~ "'-''"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20
CONGRESS

81. Friday. May II.
oundv Feiilons FOR and against HE annc.a,,nn
Oh IeiaS were presented 10 The SENATE.
ne f"soIu onol The House fixing the l7:h June
as me DAY OF sJonumenl was taken IN and amen
"su' substituting 81 Of June. The Senate ,her went
INTO Executive session.
II, 'he house u Vas private bill day. and for once
nc mouse consented &c g. mic comailtee on hos.
hilI, VI muse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

ION HANANA.-Iulelhgence from Havana
=, ''e IN safes that pom Of sun Juan do Niesr,.
qua mas been hoeknded by order Of The cimmoudc,
II 'n''i 'i her Brtanic Majesys Naval force. m
Notlh Amenea aud ems adl .cen1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20
Hraa nc AeeA =. Iaaaf. a'7a IL
ANNINIhSAhA HLIk#-I he

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a..sHa, aaaa the religious eaumaa.
-. In eNte.-es o. Ire We. u.s.
CLOSED batc been ia.ul the aaief Huf~
la8s q aar e.uzsus 81 aeea Ia9e.e-t aaa
.a7 W. uase u9l zen abe - plesaa
them 8uN Is tat Us .t-s lr#sur.d. "
sinai uoa leca general summary 81
he Vbe.e.
On Saa1lfa evening Rev Or. Be
ruuzE of Philadelphia preached tire
aHuu semon before TIE Foreign
Evangelical See.a Ia lHe Dozen IL
larueI Church 90 Washington Square.
ID was an eloquent and a.mrabe dis
course OF peo.l#. Ga lhe attention by a
very Iafge eoacaufse Il people. Ia lde
same e.euHe President BAs.aa 81
Kentucky, preached enc ar ms caue-
ierstcaI.y brilliant and rhetorical
sermons before Tire Bible Society, Oh
the ca MS 81 Christianity, T. au im-
mense aaI at.eo ite assembly.
. ~ As''iaN evening The t.rs3i .e' .aa
'a'I5 oil f.i..za 'l.ss.oas a..5 -
oa",, Isa'e .' me " s' street C4ai5a'
.aS i''54e..' ~. e.1-..." %. y.
eaHeiaS the caa'f. IN. report Il
~, ~, IHSs"'.'e oaa a'e' ma Re ~ Ae
ron. VALE Low MI stared Inc re-
gs.f. 50 g1'.al NE leat al ; 3.aio-
'o.aU9 more s11a ~. ing he fIeAIo9S
''f' ". a9',s SUI les ih5n The eA.
fsNe.. "IeS E.-a3 heg A'SS'on'ftes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

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Nc a...'.t ,.f...4
Jnoa OF Tire Ne.He..ss' #t-9sI'. N4a' zen
was he'd on Wednesday evening, - lie
church. i'm Bedford street, Bishop.
A-.a.,e .a.-#..a4 The report wa
4=... H.. fEe rsrrss-
5'a ~ ''..
#gna.ue >ssIe5aIk. Reports H'. .'
received Hu so.#'# a".t II iae
Ia.r.4iau annual conferences =I.6m
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

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The I,us-Ha asr.-ss 81 Hsr-H- NaIs..Hs Fits
..#a...#... s#. r. sa.I af.#a.sIa.c Hat Violating
. ........ f-.... ...........I H,te.ce E....
s.# ... ..#..' '6 as "sH Us 'e
HNseH re g#eeHmea.r ii i3assa aHH Great Bu.
s.a
Gar'er. sbe 0aa ka.. recently undertook. ID.
London lp lame d oman. and eal married. r.
Keep hlm Iu rouafcaaHoe rfa8aaY tslueaa aud
fellows #riisuaa. Nao Amaugb, e'haued as.
etaausuau ON fhe aera-Ian
Bead Jhe U4ae a.ua egg la Ha.-ra n ta
sma. anq II butter. aud tH.H Tie g. flee f9H fata
a.A 81 6hHf Ha' aat rntaIe j is aHt.aH =
Distinguish .Ir Ia-ie rom ire,H cream.
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aas ".'a.a. ineH#n. laey NIL. o.sa. prevent HE
''@'.' .4 a' #''I5AA .AH'sa tiAt' he'aatHez
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

The narrative Of he Exploring Expedition j.
ready for The press, aud the work is DELAYED for ,ae
want OF illustrations IN lie 6ants Of the eugrpyers
rec quaf'o volumes It is probable vii be issued
by The drsi Of July next cheap edition Of the
narrative viii be issued soon afterwards
SENEhEHAlL SToRM-We learn HAT The
country south oius was ylsIed about dusk on
ihp'sday ia'i by heavy storm OF Nud. h4i ssd
rain. A. Chiffon. Corsy.l.e. and IN lbqr region. The
suss was broken out of every vinI5., exposed To
HE storm, and further saui4 lie Wind lAreN down
CABINS Trees aud fences. llal si C1re.vIle leIl ~
stones a. lfse as uunuaed walnut. Norinsfsia
Repubtteaa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

VIRGINIA s S;-IS cHASCERY-A,
IN the clerks office OF the. elifl"
court Of Law aid ch>scery for me
Tyler, on the first Monday Of "a. 81. p
William Swan, Conn"
c.oo,ua Co. rs pcfenl
The defe ndants George swan ~ ~
William Davis and Margaret hls We L.,
garet Swan, Edward Swan, hII1,AI
aud Ethelinda bis wife, late tthc.." ~ r.
Rowland Swan and the heirs al IA" " Uot
DAVIS decea sed, late Francs van, ."rnf
entered their appearance and gwen n.
cordlng TO the act of Assembly ana ~
this court. and 1t appe wing by s,f,bi1z
dencc that they are not inhabitants 20
Try: 1t IS ordered that they appear . LOO,
first Monday of August next ahd 49, ~. Il
of the . antlG. and tina copy o. vI,''n;nis d
forthwith inserted in the Western .we n
published in the city of Wheeling ioi Joor \
EXCESSIVELY and posted at the non, ,,.,e,
count houss Of the couutN.. .9rIf Ch
lie. - NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

ne bunker Hlli Aurora says that some Of The
"''N'nrn m The navy yard have been Obliged To
s' ,ot" demands against the geyernmouj at 4
'''''e discount IL Ease nc money iJf her
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

10 TIE WIG GLuBS, THROuGHOuT
VIRGINIA - the Laea foea Parry beaten upon
all Lef issues NJ lie late election. is engaged q
'nis monesi. i ectse ai1emP's 10 introduce a ucn
slemeha lae AnHeznHa1 Of fe1ls mo the laI
f"ts'''h. Il Is 20 De h'pe1 s4ai tho AhIss vii he
'' men goaai' every "here.aad iod uicm III ue
"H'fa'oNea a'iemHl io make i5' great national
measure f+ft Sae'uan' believing, as uuc tet'as
~ inc NIX i'fR DO. thai IHe inevitable fe'alt
nus, x ,.''''ia''8h OF ne lH'aa L. DER iaeuas
'' 4'' !. ""1 eNefe'1s. l"e eltae aloaf..d. Gao lie
pafed Is ala old ORC Is Hat IF manufacturing
rubIc apHan- forcing meetings enc. Ilra 4rla ann
,,s mem Is get voluntary uupaenHs, 81 lhe
ie'fe. 'ae Wings Ni.i deserve 10 be Beaten. il
'.g' 'aA ne 'eaiea' By ,ae wi,erffI' device me
o'' ~ 'ae"ao'a .feseeni i'esmoaa Jaa'a.
Naai We would ad,sc oif irieads o d.. 10 I.,js.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

a III I.-fhe Boston Journal sar. That Mr. Chm.
man M ms 'plned speech on rhur.day n,rb, y,
'"eu' Hal quoted Shakespeare a. l.lIoy,-
W" Is The WINTER ri or discomfort
Made glorious simmer toy TIA. SIN OF ours.
pointing 10 Nh Wcbscrf
And oil The clouds which lowered on our house
IN the deep bosom Of the ocean buried"
fhe hi' 10 lie second line "a, capital and var
received With unbouadod applause
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

Iaeiiafd, tbe noted English burglar. Who Nas
arrested ln New York a lew days aeo charge. .,rl
ihc rab'eY oi The le~clry STORE oil Nle,.r. Rark
Nc. 30 ih4' g', .ehccIe b. escapy from the Tomb.
on wednesday. One ol lie undefheeper. IL .as
pec'ed Of couuiyancc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

discovery has been mnde by winch cannon
can be discharged by lac SIMPLE nc,on OF compress
ing The atmospheric ar contained ia The vent ofiAe
gun by on Application Of means the most ceriaa
nnd economical ihtl have ever teen invented Tor
'hi' purpose, dispensing with lae loek and por-lifo;
and winch had B, been sooaer discovered would
have been saving 10 his Government VI many
thousand do.Iars within Tie lsst ten yea, II Is by
the same gentleman Nh Shaw, that invented liz
percussion copper cap, and also The cannon lock
and percussion lock which hore been introduced
into not only he United States service Dug Tia, OF
Russia. Eng land una France
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

a bands me naanef hore ia lie ereat Wing
FfaoessIoa Of Thursday lasl, by The delegation irIm
LeNne"u. heaiucsy not beiure noticed by H.. had
an ore siae FROM Ashland lie smd lire rrn.s
Heceeu Which the banner vas suspended. and the
ea"'h OF water rtled bcmp at HE top al lhe sla4
"'He been procured Of Ashland. HE residence of
Henry CAV On HE reverse were Ih,.e eIasueu,
aud e1ues..ye Vcri.-"WE KNOW HIM"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

IfN bas ltrtG Faa0 CANTON. umt#f-Tbe
/ssat1a. VII dat,s ID Pin January. arrived o.
sunday nIeHf 81 Nca lat, oar .tesr alIcs lese
wee lie l5.a Jazaaa Sir Gushing Had nse
u.Ht,a oat Iae British Ttmpa.eaHart has sue
s,ssia.s resisted Ire MaadlHHs m Aer ausmpi To-
'uiaf,e atI4Hs distinctions ou Tire irade nj Saaue-
haI. Numerous s"Ill-sal.oe clippers from Tire T.
uted saucr and taeauJ bad arat,d a, Gaulan u
'ne7ge 100 opium smuggling. HE ma.tcls had
undergone 10 change.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

MN coIIed The Westeru Whisl'er.i. vhisllinp
concerts 10 the Boston theatres The Bee sn,s-
lie sound he em.is Is clear and distinct. and as
loud as eIatilnei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20

lanels'or loading for $ Ia,.
far-aIr. do
Cutter. do c.....
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-20
PORT OF n


AT-'rf.' aaf Departures ~ -. X.
4aa'etHar gaesadiaafi q "a,
.sr4,. v
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

u Tie Maumee Riuer (Ohio) Times Of the
10Th inst prefaces the Election Returns of that
State with an engraving of Coon throttling a
Cock, POLITICALLY illustrated as follows:
THAT same old Coon is out again
His finger on his nose is,
and the way he makes the feathers fly
1t is sin TO Moses.
The rooster now is on his back,
What agony he dies in
Thus speaks the Coon Why don't you crow
For Clay and Frelinghuysen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

ELEorIoS LAws.-8lsssrs Jansen d Bell, LOB
NASSAU street, have published, in pamphlet firm,
all the Laws of the Slate OF New-YoIk relalise ~
Elections, together with the Forms and instructions
olrhe Secretary of State. This work is ndispensa-
saby necessary 10 all Inspectors Of Elections To all
chaileDgers and indeed to every one who desires 10
know all about the qualifications OF voters, the forms
and regulations about The polls, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
RDARliING.

pOARn-N .sat'oma ar 'i. r'a q '.e snte !, ef9 9,
errn D. aceau'sffst .r f-'T't1' 'aniy AZ iiE
i.s,arri .''rsa nnno,i. fhr a''fr l'1,r 'i'' NC
.BONRuING A ew snar -ert ~uwHi 7i s"nu"ntn
/ = lri ,y. Gun Ice arruirHatatsi ~ft l Iff nd plea
sani rooms. r7rof aHerhei. % d'fei - fsa'qgnhN
tern l. Rus fc-t, the' l1urs ir1n tta'-'n 'fec'
Brown iHe rf STAGE aas u-t- iHe fuu'e -Nef, I'VE
mfiu.el 20 ",
IYtriit - ser, -17r .a rs .yt, god .nei sen'l1
4 , urr sec stt 1000. rfct ,' h us fgfuslt - un
f.frf,ls - Hpa i .l .I.l f.sHtr ltHif m i7 hoons
,,f.-' 'hf-c i5ef H--rw-y Reference e'ehanfed
aiSet
DbiRi iNC-tvi'e 20. sc feoin' ia; fentemng ans
- he, ir oi hf Hrs gent .re; % g 'ld ~ ~ fouAn
,t. e' ' bSl 81
I,G3Rb viii of ,rr-1, a.. rfs my be- ahaireH a 20
- i4f'l nlsfs ..,.et trna.fh isr - ols sw'
IL 5Ri,-1 gr't - rsn .gr qg.HErt1ii EitFts 81
10 .ia.- a-ts ifrH et' tHaii ftft' ~ ihe
~, M st4k Hf .ie hn rr' Fr % t4'rf ~ ihr II
iotne ss-it -'e see : fM'e, ~ . v tl-fs, 'Ir
e. Fts.L' ~ !. "A ~
isftsbi= t.slgit iHar 0 t.Hs'- at-FF' ''f ~ ksH
; 40 fait ~ i4Ifp.aW ~ 2itHtf H+H ~ 80 ii'tA4tN
Gittsssai tHits pH.t o" ii h's' 7't .stA HtwsFs
,tsHaIs fH isFiss tiE atHsA @i ~ ~ st+' t'tNhIs
~ EtfAD4i-f ft. Hit.s H ftaf iF" stN NfsWr 'tttry
hsi p.iflei sit ea fEsf1 % fs'1 N'f'AN~ .i-'@'
fil iasHE.s .T''Fl-,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

q WALK AaoUr VicKssvEGH, AED OTHER
Posus.'-The author Of this volume has not seen
fit to favor the public with his name, but sutscribes
himself A Gentleman Of Nature His Poems are
annigated doggre, ard if there is in them single
grin II verify, land they probably contain many
rtaias Of tie precious je@etJ they still have about
tlten m0ts Of tatli than poetry The wo'k is r.,
sqle by Langley. 8 hstGt House.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

e. Wilson & Compsny's ILLUSTRATED BlRLE
H,sroRY, No. H. containing the History OF the New
Testament, with one hundred and forty-four eE.
engraviDgs, has just been published. Itis a work Of
much interest ard value for young persons, and
will have tendency to deepen their reverence for
lho Scriptures. Price only 81 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

INDIA RUBBER SHOES of every deception. mapufae-
iued aed mporlcd-pda Rubber Cloth for csrate tops,
aprons &c-Macslnosh coats, coaks ponchos leg
gins lie pressrvers air Pillows. cushions &c together with
every k!nd oi sght and waterproof goods IN For sale.
and tctu the very lowest prices at the ware.
house OF the Newnrk ~ India Rubber Factory 50 Maiden
lane. \. y to22l HUTCHINSON & RUNYUN.
If YOU WANTTilE BEST BAND IN THE COUNTRY
1foI PaTdes Baa Parties Procesons Mas Meetings Ser
gage D0DRoRTR's, CORNET BAND. ol2l ln'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
THE TRIBUN NE
Late Publications

n@ THE SPIRIT OF PoPERr: An Exposure Of
;ts Origin, Character and Results in Letters from a
Father 10 his Children is the title ci n small volume
issued by the American Tract Saciety. Il is char
acerised by the spirit which very naturally pervadea
mos, of the writings Of Pro,estan;s in opposition to
the Faith and Practice Of the Catholic Church.
Those who agree in sentiment with tie u.lho-
will esteem it q valuable work. and the imprimatur
of :he Tract Society will no doubt secure for it g
y de circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

The SABBATH MAsUAL.-This a neat little vol
une By Rev. JUSTIN EDWARDS ID. d. whose abors
in behalf of the Sabbath are well known. # is
published by the American Tract Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

tgs fss P9lHieAi .istf Bsgsi published by
G,qdbyyg, SgdeH = 90, Boston, contains a sam.
pel4 STATEMENT of t4e votes lp9Hn tgr iiaHz9d
and yun Buren, ~ l840, together wiql great gaTle-
" af otber useful Information, complied ffem lile
0fhcal Returns, II Will prove exceedingly useful
l,r reference ia The coming election.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

THE REfoRMArios IN EURoPE.-This work, by
the author Of The Council of Trent is published
bv the American Tract Society. II is condensed
History Of the Reformation, by one who looks back
upon that great event with the eyes and the feelings
Of Protestant.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
CLOTHING.
WM.T. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPERs AND TAILORS,
Importers OF Cloths, Cassimsres, Festin e.
Fancy pTecs Articles, &c.
12l R-nnI-tL,-t American EintsL or.rnI:il

=
iAs F'ouEiaic-
Soic:t attention on Citizen, end Stranger r:7'rar
large sssornca, OF nsv Goods To-: Fal! and Is 1ei
oaeecsd with vcwof rendering ;heI stock * Fcs EQUAL
y e. CT caz - nand he city. comprising RecTci
and s.d Cloths i;-cc@, &c. for OTecos;s Ca;5. e.
fren:n .ad English Co;h for Dies crd f,ocs Co rciiou'
new fyles Cashmere Rich Velvet, Merino. Si. a,d Sar
Vetings which WILDE made to order 81 pnces to san oui
n.;icn the yoncc-s the pro-Isve reformation that u
aveng L.. Of complaint that ccsh purchneTsaTe taxed
tot others dancue.ci5a T-.ftTle eat fnsh o ouaimen;'
will compare wi tsose ofan? otns a-rment, ead In hs
IS the sequel OF tic ex;enslye patronage elected.
4 large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Rcadynuds Gar
rpc7 comp.ng 0yercoats Coass D'ccs and fock Costs
Panlao5 Vests; &c. constantly hand. with full supply
of Fancy Dress articles. -cding Scars. Cra'as Edsf
Gloves SUBSCRIBERS Dressing Rcbs1 t:c. o5 us
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

ews Dst,siosy Gae u Mts. uol14hd's Interest
ny i4ies, las bseh sent Us ~ w, u. Graham, lGi
asssairsveei II Is sold t9f % tshis;