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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18
ROOTS AND SHOES.

~ BOOTS AND SHOES WHOLESALE AND RE
HTAlL.-Gentleren in want Of fine Sewn Boots, viii do
seilnS al THREE DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS, made on
French Las.-w lar .tf-easy ftiag and IN ever s re-
sortmcn OF Double Soe Fine Sewed Water Proof and Mspo-
leon Top Boots and general assortment Of Boots eGd Shoes
ali Of which will be sold by ts orsinsic par a. 10 MACON
lane cheaper than nj any ether tore IN the city.
nib iIn' FRENCH & EVERETT. ~ Maidon lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

TN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate ofihe ouu
~ OF York Notice hereby given TO n persons nav
ing Claims against BARKER late ofte CITY ofNax
to the S igbsctber al ms residence No A Washington
cember next Dated NewYok the first day Of line 1911
js3 lay6nt YN PROlVEJE f. a ~, -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

GLOVE ANoDYNE TOOTH
ACHE DROPS-AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those who
have felt the painful tlirobhlns and ex-
crucia;ing pangs OF this disease shoot
ing through their Jaws with most tor
menting perseverance,, and. ns IS often
the case, have received but little SYM
pathy from friends on such occasions.
wll no doubt be much pleased TO know
of n remedy that will never full TO quiet
for ever the Mnmercifnl offender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

over sHoES-LMPoRT.sN-r TO DEALERS csa
cONS U.HRRS- Rubber O"sr Shoes. that csn os
pabe and soft the coldca, weoheL For Durability end
arks, Country merchants and cty dealers should fill
90 supply themselves with This article Cor sale Gy the cse
nSsst Near Wall street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

ERGSM1A NJ. WISE. OPTyCIAN, FROM
GERMANY, most respectfully To-,
- io!mS the citizens OF New. ! OK asd
The public III geDera he lie has located hiaei in this e.
and opens to-day f1 B.nsdway large aid ms; coupSs
assortment OF Spcctac ard Reading Gpgses in Gold Sf
and Steel Frames. lie would aIo remind the public xbo
he parity known By hs annual yisits 70 Sarntosa Spr
see NE a. nIne years that by h kaowledze OF the 9prs
scencs be enabled TO determine the gassa> suitable for J
eye PsIcn5 with weak eyes can bG supplied with gas
which vii greatly benefit and not stain the nsht Particular
Oh the finest flint which. through tb.lr high polish ard ss
xroand produce The puresi VISION and have besn highly
and izpioy,nz toe night c,nnaed writing and ieads
snofghe 1en9ns and such have bssn oaeuted Tpos
supe: Lay in old frames and ,octts ne patronage al
q , zap ofh"srtiele'. Piessa call et
,iSY NJ. WISE. Optican Fs1 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

hSSS $ ShT ERR#$
hSsTsSs IA sG YEA s$
y, xfG Ga ssn l,S he oo @ aa
s ammo street Returning viii leave CFO,on a, O'Clock
on sa an2n%; tie nshnson Irving @ f.. PEEK
Us freight apply on board or to s ssm. b.
VII M 4: e. % f3a si's s sjs" ss
iSss Isds ID A NIL Ns g. SRN
DE- Al Good, shipped mus be pnTcaafly marked, and
al The ri.k of the owners thereof: MD
n FA!l ASR T3N TT n $RF b ff
y @ P Sn td8 's Ga7 on i ssd s lSa S as
fo9 3 esP1'; loS ss = 5sIsiR7 #
Freish; carried Al err reasonable rates: so
=, I'D. lsa@.FAJfl; Observation-Disclosures s ED5
GB D2H zEg w. sa94f a ssS s1
dat picees. from foot OF Duane r;.-Thc sisau,;
ca ssdas
ociocs f., PermoG where pa,snssT td Axe the s9mc
d'fss Ss is g9SRSHs s5 sS9 &C.
d S@ M WIN ssi
boon Line from New York:
to doeF sd s &c '0e.
For iarher particulars inquire OIL. VAN RENSSELAER,,
20 X. g. SEYMOUR. Superinsondent
~ cas-, NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
sb1 COMPANY Tho Railroad bsing completed 10
ssS Whe Pain-, will BE- open for travel on and utter
--slsgiMnuday, the 18th of October rs follows The
Wosicsesr trains will run four times day eash way;
Leaving CITY Hall for Harlem .5th atree Norrssana.
Foldhln. WilHu,,' BIlsS, UndeIhl's Rcd Tuck thoe.
Hurts Corners. and Whits Plans-73o H. 10. % a.
ii,33rPM.
Leave White Plains for City BaR-s A a. HAM. I.3ap
M.4PM.
TIE Weches,er ..ua will stop only after leaving the City
Halt c. the OF Broome 81 and the Bowey, veuxhall
Gnrsn and 9th Az viii precede each train 10
minutes before the tine Of starting from tbs City SAIL and
will take passengers along the ll1e.
EItrs Trains for Harlem and intermediate places,
Love City Hall .or Harlem. Lesye Hnrlem Cor City Hall.
. Al. 10 XII.
Pm. IL AM
oast s-"fa- go FL:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18
so BE LEE.

-, TO IET-N new brick Dwelling Houses on I'D
s stree near the sih Avenue. with stable room for three
horses each house. The houses are three .o1ss N
convenient 10 accommodate one more nilIes Apply 10
J. s. TREOWELL No. 6Is B;ondwny-
" B-The above houses ar well calculated !oE Carrncn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

DRooKLYN EOoTS AND sHOES.-,Tha q;h..Fisssrl
sro n-,s :IoplynS thernseve: with sts FOR Crstsre,
Boots end shoes Gentlemen and rdes gan have Lss rsde
10 Ok them 81 leaving the shape OF ttc !se a. the bnoofYn
isS 14'''' ''''' -'' sS!IIH & EAlTsaORNf..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE GROSS Z
BEvf l56 Fulton ct, door East OF broadway tesD
on hand large usrormen OF Boots and Shoes uds IN tine
most fashionable style and o the east mnsria ~ B. hinds
70 order all description OF Boots end Shoei tis
end n-icas low 70 TIL The liTnsa. AlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18
pie taklqe il .aou!d Ia t from &c We ofan

E'LIlS's VOLTENBURG BlTTERS-Thi, exceeding
Il IL valuable medicine !; most extensively mgnufac-
tursd By hs rfopfsnr the censGds o! tbs public
The celebrity o this medicine oT the Coughs Pyspep
sia Chronic nGna of the Lungs Loss Of ppe,ite and
Gene'a Debility has long ben etabhed. Itf specific and
seuiqry seton. ~ where other prescriptions have totally
faei has been ubrnigrtY sf,ef experience. Those
NYhn mae til4l of nsdicaa ruele bear ample
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

-. HOUSE WANTED-To hire. modem or )! s " y
- house Seuth of Folrtecn,hsree either west or east Of
siIJ BROADWAY, fo winch far rent will be pnld Ad-
lrr,s u Z D III tbs Office. NJ. wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

TO SHOE AND Root DEALERS.
=, TO LET CHEAP.-One Of the best located base-
Yaent Stores for the sae OF Boots and Saoes IN Broad
,ss way under the Partisan Bazaar, No 4i9 bfoadway:
r,reen Howard ard Enud st' will De E 3; 'etuced rent
10 those thai will supply the well Apple at the iazaGr.
Also one the Counters in the Bazaar willie let Tor ne
best quality Of lads,' Shoes. b5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18

@T8iLIGentieraon in want Of kne Sewn Boots, viii do
well !. f STIs pPff pIf Eea made
French as:-wt .tiig-ea,y fitting and IN ever re-
4 Bss e P S.. s s ss f. e. A rs:
Top B9S and % M 4 p BGG
an ns Cheaper h'q Il sfI s Fl tx lane
BROoKLYN BOOTS AND SHOES,
Al the Brooklyn and Long I,lcna Store ITO
Falt0n-St;cet.
~ GENTLgMEN's EoOTs. equal to any s=s.=z,s.
ma" IAb 81 IS qGAirEa BOOTS superior to S1T Ssf
oaeia Brookyn. and we thIns equal 70 any made IN
WaIfanisd equal in style and quality e Broadway.
N y. Various knds Of Rnbb f, GnG Oyer p ,ho
os 10 Fulton st. brooklyn.
2 daa 2SGgTssEf sn2EESS; t dsolbFHW Ar
rs; ~Hs4 4;ys at sog sgsKz ssd S 1R S
S Sas ss ca nd B. g. e.
E e. 81 H. I'd s d s siss ssfsd Boo"
L3dss' Calf, KID md Cater Boos
&c. E.. f ks., T aa1o:.s s' &c.
osfhss win sssy a hR5 & say R gel
Eastern manufacturers nI cash OF sppTessd endorsed n1a
~ Liberal advances msdc on Censignnents &c L
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Sn oxnus oSi oc 81 be a S arcIes IN pa
sSI fs bis R32 &c s ss: E ER f sssss
Ssss1 az df and 3? % e R sas &c
rd Dc tss DC aS if si d vsasy +
wear. lower than icr Cs.h q Ciy Asg.aJe " e
ss ssss8. US n sats &C. ss aS
- LADIES' CATERS. ie.ar, Of ye5io %.
II; an1 aos ss fBge 9s nsff SssfS ~ Fulton ST.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES The subscribers Of
fer for sale the largest and best Of IndS
Subber Shoes the city. cons'stins IN part OF mems LON
strap and buckle nailed heels Ladies Sheet Rubber
with elastic straps Ladies and MissI Basas
Rubhers lasted and the roughly the case dozen Or nce
br ths Warehouse of the Newark M j. in
a ii, Rubber ra''0'7 So h hU4 tsai RuNyos
DROORLYN EOOTs AND sHoEs-.Tha q,.t.c,it+rr
% arc n7s supplying thenseye: with Las for Crtorce'
Boots end sos Gentlemen and gaas gan have Lssta 'qede
-, sS ii''''' ''''s Az '' sS!iiH & gAnTsHoRNr.
| TIhsHIoN BOOT AND SHOE STORE. GROSS &
on hand large ustoment OF Boots and Shoes ads IN the
70 order AZ ,s ! H. Of gss end Shoes FMS
| nVER sHoES-IAPoRT.sN-T TO DEALERS caa
ICONS LINERS Rubber O"si Shoes. thu; csn as
worn 10 nnY climate without chnnGe Of properties; always
rauy they challenge comparison with any other stee IN the
market Country merchant. and cy Gealer should net MI
dS s by BEchEA g bhNhoi Nes, WA Val st4ss,
! " OWN ppncRS-l The pntsrrlrnsd ar, happy 20 In.
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I'd ANAW Az on the 26lhult my negro
man named HENRY, about % years
old, a DARK mulaiio, tall end walks erect
bushy head Of haif but Be- olten combs III
o0tsmoolh and straight; Be is pood coach.
man and waiter, and swell known is Yicks-
burg, Yazoo Ciiyand Benton Itis pgoba
bic be vii endeavof g gel 70 Yazoo City
unless, as huvo reason 10 think, he was
eniiced of By man who calls himself Wi.
son, who has been making propositions q
Henry and several other negroes 10 The
neighborhood. He was formerly The pro.
perry Of J. r. Crsecy in Yazoo. The above
reward and all reasonable expenses viii be
paid for bis delivery TO the jailoF at Vicks
burg. HENRIETTA ID. CREEPY.
Wexford Lodge, near Yicksburg.
August 4, 1913. 4-3t
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InsOlVemt NOTICE..


For Rent or Lease
rENHE 10TH Section Of Township
~, Range 2, West, containing abonf
$50 acres Of prairie, and about louI miles
distant from Kazoo city. Apply %
A. I'll. MORTON,
Pres Of Com'rs
December 8, 1913 22-H.
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nfn Barrels and hali barrels perio'
AOlD Butter and Water Bniecuit-Jnsi
received and for sale 81
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25OO rs. sSss5s5 9'S 5@ e s,.85ss
and ior sale by CHAS. DRENNil5
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NOTICE.
W AM PREPARED % furnish customers Will
Produce, Groceries, Begging and Bale
Rope: and win make liberal aaqoncamenl
either Ia cash % goods On cotton WllIch
placed IN my hands 30 be shipped to ul
friends 81 New Otleans
CHARLES DRENNING
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C0snRr1me

W III Z IA y u I9lAI q
VINCENT GALLANAY, has taken into
Co-parinership bis brother Lewis 81.
6allawaysol Holmes county, Miss Ihey
will condOcl General Commission Bust.
ness IN IBIS ely under ihe style OF N a il.
g GALLAwAx and respectfully solicit TIE
patronage Of their fife and public genef.
ally During The pesos winief and ensu.
ing pnngt oal.aWay lll reside IS
jackson. Miss
Away,
LENiS C 5ALI4Ast4F
New Orlaana tsr 4e42 5-lf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
Now Ready.

I. PROTECTION AMP FREE TRADE: The Cues
tion Stated and Considered: By II. GREELEY, IL
just published in large, close tract Of 10 pages
Price So per hundred sl5 per thousand Tins
Pamphlet aims 10 present succin' and lucid sum
mary of the argument for Protective Tariff meet,
ins and answering the adverse assumptions c
Free Trade
II. THE TARIFF AS IT Is compared with the
Substitute Proposed by its Adversaries; being Il
clear statement OF every material provision OF the
present Tariff, ~i,h ,he for imposing a
higher or lower duty on nearly every important
article. The several clauses are conrasted with the
mi.chievous and defective provisions Of hcka; 8
bill The purpose Of this yact is TO show the 6enei-
cial efecrs Protection and the utter lnpos, o!
sforI;np even LacidenLal Protection by Horizon
tai Tariff Price 81 per hundred, SIS per Thousand
Orders are respectfully solicited, by GREELEY u
McELRArH, Tribune Office, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

iuring tie revenues Of the country, &c. Ia do.
ptcca,ed tho eiIor, to make the Texas question
party one opposed Annexation on the terms of
the present miserable Treaty, aad unless il
could be done without violation Of national
Caiih and honor, and without involving us N
var with Mexico, SNc.-his remarks embracing
many topics. mention OF which s not made.
Messrs. HoUsroN. McCLERNAYD. and S&rN.
peEs spoke in opposition to Mr.. Clay and the
Wig party, and aboundcd in much ordinary
political petiiogelng
Mr.. EYros OF Ten. made scorching SPEECH
in exposition OF the scaaty claims Of M Polk IN
the Presidency and in examination Of his po!l,i.
cal course. He mentioned the fact, which ere.
a,ed a stir among the Locos, that he had the opi.
MON Of one Of that party Of the New.Yo Van
Bnreniies in the House that Mr. Polk could &c,
but ene State, viz 5. Ca. and tina, depended
upon the wlll OF prominent man IN tha, State
The discussion Was continued until very late
hour in the evening by Nicssrs. FooT OF VI BID.
LACK and others. AaGCs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
r,,c Debate In the House OF Represent
nttyes.

GttNeS.
We hope that every Loco-Foco in the Nor'n
si read tho debate which we PRINT on our
First Page to-day. We want to know what the
Democracy of Pennsylvania, OF Connecticut
Of New York, have to say to the unquaiiiied aho
riumphan, declarations of the Alabama fEee-
Trader, 7l-. Payne, who congratulated the
country that the time had at length arrived
when a candidate could be presented to 'he
American people who was sound upon this sub
'ec, of the Tariff; who "took pleasure IN stat
ing that Mr.. Polk was opposed to the Iarif OF
els42" Here is the question stated on the part
Of the Polk and Texas ticket, clearly enough on
this point, a; all events; and we arc heartily glad
that the American People have nov far oP-
oortuuty of coming to direct rots upon the
eueg,.cn. which viii settle it and settle it firmly
for many years 70 come.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
1Ir. Dn,ins and TcXas.

Mr.. Dallas the Loco Foco nominee for the
Vice Presidency, Is an out and ou; advocate for
the immediate Annexation ofTexas, as will be per-
ceived by The following rhapsodica soit-soaPi,ng
which he piles upon Mir. Walkers letter The
l,,re- Gentleman must have an Unsuitable NAV Tor
A.;tery ii he is not satisfied with this dose. MF.
VS. letter advocates immediate Annexation, re
,art;lcss of National Faith, and the consequences
of War; and il is therefore, fair and legitimate to
infer that the culogist OF that letter IS an advo-
cate of the measure The issue TO 90 before the
country, therefore. is between immediate Annex
alton. National Peridy and Nar, or the Faith oi
Treaties. and the Honor of the Country
VIM, Standard
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
CITY AFF AIR :
WEDNESDAY.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Present, the Preslen; and all the llsmbets t.; .,a
,,i, ,rsS,y,,ef and rft,rrcd.-Of james ltar-
re- J. ford and others. nr iydrant "Hpah} lel - I
district Of zer' = nave pq:sr houses a - ~ he ornrd
~, jvtirar: onany Tor II fire nct Oi Merchant, "i
the cleaning out ci ihe ,,' Rn1n.i,nce
go, m ,;,n.tor-,,fpct orc II Preston -tainS ma
asIII' ,I ~ ,..his ,,sysra1t OF Lily Gecry and oh-
er. f- hytrau; the Bowsry Eor P9ylu ~. ,'.-,
tween ;;h ani jtn Oi I. M Hii. Ns>h
u md ~ rcatye thereto =! tne ,ior butcher. from sad
Market In lvoj oflrhtns 2;f steel vi 1, t,,i.s of
s.1en Oi Charles H. Marshall. and ohes to eais l,n
OPTIONAL whether to h9ve iIeI ballast III 'e'''' "
'' PSnorixMAcainst staylng the proceedings N the
matte NJ ; ssyye! IN street Committee dcHa''eu
AGS.Si ntHiouncation from the Mayor relative TO suits
ar the Corporation BIZ E Nix and McrFls Randall. he'e'
r.i To- liie Counsel otlae boHtd; ., , ,,,l,,
Report ul IN. Comptroller III "iS"et ~ q" 'e'V''
eo61inn,tion Of 2. A. Co"Grcy, late Counsel
Of The Cornn;aon, relative o ,'Iii nsa1,. tie , i
Reisr:s 10 the counsel o Tie Corporation 10 sue Out WIZ o.
e''Sj 0 Street Commissioner relative 10 sewer III
uou.toun street Deferred f5f tie present ..-,
Communication from tne Street Commissioner re-
atye the comparative cot OF paYqc tis i'ee' ~
or rver stones and blocks OF granite htieiieI'
RsS0inticRS-FOr giving the pTiHuHS o' 'his poai"
- ho Fy,,.s. I,-a! OF ofComm,cc, Courier and taQHl'et
Even ns Pot Anefsaa nfpUp,f, % @ arb % fr @ year
and iha; Ae Tribune and Pe5ean be discontinued as ,of'o
FOR rsirrrng the papers relative 10 the reiundIns
~ ,A butcher, the premiums pul heir stalls TO the Jo'n
Committee Markets. adopted ~ concurrence ,;o -
For The Ma. 10 cadst the ordinances ~ ~
fire arm. fire crackers ard quits and also concerning DOGS 10
For David Gruiiam ESQ. the appoired revlSor o
@ tr n-danccs 70 repo, nj meeting. wren he
,ey,oG vii b. completed. Adopted. .,
For the >ue-J Commissioner 10 give ." ~ ll.l i : ~
r-,ce,y ON the West .ie Of Coeness2 he"esn SnG' aG
Syaer .;reet have repaired nnedaiey. Amer'' a'H
asIpltu I'D co'Iy L.; Ia o,I others IN have
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

Letter from MIR. Frclinghuysen.

The following letter was addressed by Mr..
FRELrNGnuYsAs to the Boston Clay Club No. /;
NEw.YoRK May %.
eutcacu-i hive duly received your esteemed iavgr m
orrug OF the honor dane meby the Boston Clay Cub 20
eect!ug honorary meinbeT uhik thc Iiuu oi
the honor they have conferred on me.
Mr. Cla; srcn statesman. and justly deserves te hcar
el, tribute of his Country confidence and esteem tie would
have among the grcn; OF Jon iinnpden tie
Nnd our own Washington. had he been oi his age, woa
nve sought counsel Of such mind. The powers oi hi nie
ert aud the feelings ih, hear cnmhne 10 form n or te
development of the principles OF enlightened liberty
am gentlemen with great e>eein yuIfs, respccti ly
- TIEO. FRELlNGHUNSEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

NiuRDEE--A correspondent, writing from
UsmilionvilIc. n c. under date OF May 23
l3i4 TO the Editor of the Fayetteville Observer
says:
cou. murder committed in Wilkes County. On the
BODY of Major Peyton. His body was found on The
evening of the 2lst inst about | miles from
Wikesborough, on the Burke road sh0t through
and entirely lileless. 1t is supposed he was shot
from his horse man hy the name ot James n
derwood has been taken up and committed TO jail
ON suspicion Major Peyton WAS young nan Of
family and has represented the County in tho le-
nis islaturp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06
.,v This Mornings Mail.
n, Mr.. Polk has written another Letter aoout
Texas, to an Immediate Annexation meeting IN
I'll c,up.v Ev. In tins letter he says

Texas. to an Immediate Annexation meeting n
Carroll County, Ky. In tins letter he says
m only add tint regard the question Of the 'eu1neHa-
on Of Texas tie United Snt.s rs econd ~ Ia9ofse 70
~ rIc subject question which now engages the pun
W ~ ,.r,irn n mn Judgment the put opportunity Shonid
M, b. lot OF bccomns reunited with coGntg l' 'hc" 'r
United States should never have been separated
Does the present opportunity mean the Jyier
Treaty That is what We want to get at II
possible. Ii it docs, what night has Nh Polk to
Mr. Tyler's thunder, and what has he done or
what will he 90 in aid OF that Treaty The
Loco. Focos arc really reduced to most pitlobls
exuemi,y--foyced to commit petty larceny on
John Tyler and rob him OF his own daring Texas
present. opportunity and after all incapable OF
making any use Of what they have stolen. It
does begin to lool, as il Mr. Polk sas the ihiid
candidate after all.