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Pamphlet. For sale by
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N. B. Allebasi's Health Pills. the Black Tor Ale
sale at the same place. r' ~
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An immense Convention of the Wings of Hi
nois was held in Peoria on the 10Th ult. Archi-
bald Williams Esq, was chosen President, and
strong resolutions were adopted in favor of Wing
candidates and Wing measures.
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TO LET.

Ar TO LET
~slL TWO story frame house, situated on street
north, between lst and Cd streets west The honsa
contains i've good rooms and good large lot for n
yard or garden and there is one ofhe best pumps Of
water IN the city near the door, Possession given
immediately To good tenant the rent will be made
iow ana II taken by the year the house shall be put
in excellent repair, L. s. BECK. p''
1'~'-4' Agent,
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Lieut.. VIM Frazer, of the Sd Regiment U. S.
Artillery, died at the residence of his brother, Col.
Reah Frazer, in Lancaster, Penn, on Thursday
last, in the Goth year of his age, of consumption.
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GREAT Wing MEETING IN TENNEssEE.-Ont the
2lst ut. great meeting of the people of Wilson
county, Tennessee, took place at Lebanon. More
than four thousand Wings were present, and it
is plain that victorious Tennessee is to remain
invinclble. Those staunch Wings, Gov. JONES
and JOHN BELL, were there, and the Wing fires
were reit with consuming energy.
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we were not little amused two or three days
ago with the remarks of venerable gentleman,
OF distinguished reputation for science and litera
ture upon the Baltimore nomination. "When,"
SAID he, our population was but three mill lions,
we could have such man as George Washing
lngton for President; and now, when we are Sc
venteen millions, great party has actually bad
the audacity to put in nomination Jenny Polk
1t is the most hagitous, outrageous, and unpro-
voked insult ever offered to any country"
Louisville Journal
There is matter for much grave consideration
IN the foregoing pithy remark. A James X. Polk
to crawl into seat once filled by Washington
May Providence, in its mercy, save the country
from such a degradation !-Augusta Chronicle.
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"CHIP OF THE OLD BLoCK."-The Wings of
the I'd Congressional District in Georgia, have
nominated VIM. H. Crawford-a son of the late
distinguished man of that name-and son (say
the Georgia papers) worthy of such sire. Mr.
Crawford, who is an ardent Wing, and man of
great eoquence and boldpess, accepted the nom.
ination and pledged himself to devote whatever
energies he could command to the good cause.
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PROSPECTS IN WESTERN NEW YORK.


Extract Of letter dated Rochester N. Y, June 90
4 The Wing fever runs high. Daily we hear Of
mere town Club meetings, where hundreds ga
Their. Mass meetings, of thousands, are becoming
common thing. AT West Bloomfield, on Wed.
nesday, over 5000 were present Tomorrow,
large meeting will be held at Auburn, and also
one here. On the Sd of July the Orleans CO.
Wings congregate at Albion, and the next day
old Genesee will show her strength at Batavia in
mass. The same day Canandaigua will be filed
with the indomitables of Ontario Mr.. Dawson
of this city is daily stumpng it, with great effect,
and thousand go miles to hear him. Others, too,
are in the field Gov. Seward and Mr.. Fillmore
are constantly on the move. If our Eastern ora
tors will take the stump with the same zeal that
the West has gone into the conflict, we shall
doubly secure the triumph.-N. Y Tribune.
WESTERN NEW YORK STILL IN MO-
TON.
The Rochester Democrat devotes nearly five
columns to an account of the Wing meeting in
that city last Saturday. 1t was glorious rally
of the freemen of old Monroe county Between
eight and len thousand were present, and the dis
play, as the professions came in from the several
towns, with appropriate banners and music, was
magnificent. The venerable Vincent Mathews
presided. The speakers were Gov. Seward, ].
A. Collier, and Dr. Bacon, of New York, and ].
]. Hardin, of Illinois
On the same day, upwards of fifteen thousand
of the Wings of Cayuga were in council, evncing
an enthusiasm that was never before witnessed
there. Mr.. Hulburt was in the chair, and the
people were addressed by Messrs. Mark A. Sib-
ley, John A. King, Erastus ID. Culver, and others.
WING MASS MEETING AT ALTOONA tremen-
dous Wing Mass Convention assembled at AL
bon, Orleans CO., N. w. on the Sd inst, which is
said to have even surpassed In numbers and en-
thusiasm the great gathering at Rochester. There
must have been at least ten thousand Wings on
the ground. Speeches were delivered by Mil
lard Fillmore, Washington Hunt John A. Col
ier, and others On the next day there was to
be another gathering at Geneseo, Livingston CO.,
at which Messrs. Fillmore and Collier would be
present.
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The New York Plebeian Folks organ. is com.
ing to the aid of its Southern friends on the multi
flying question. Hear it:
WE TELL THE WINGS THAT UNLESS THEY
DESIRE DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION THEY
WILL HAVE TO ABANDON THE PRESENT
TARIFF.
That is the Loco motto Free Trade and Ter
as, or Dissolution of The Union'
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Texas Bonds are quoted in the New Orleans
papers, at t,oetue cents IN The dollar--Texas
treasury notes at seven and half cents in the
dollar! Is 1t very wonderful that the holders of
these bonds and notes, should be in favor of sim
mediate annexation" whereby their sxpences and
nnepences would be converted into dollars, in con-
sequence of the assumption" of the Texas debt
by our government ?-Pstersbvg Repub.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
PARH'S LIFE FILLS.
BEWARE OF DRASTIC PlRG~S
Warm weather I. FAST approaching,

md tie impurities Of the 6!9odregure rechtgthg.
The ,ucber !, e uus pont the Public tho iatsl
rousscuence tsing Dr.'tl6 fsrSoS NJ ths cc
mi e,,ou ui year. IL hs nap ee l.. THOUSANDS c M
ancc, that pat by ukins such medcns con poc.oto
" snorni cueks. Acc jo.h2 ss'r rcrsS s1se' " ~
r,Hd ~ ueaItn, :, -. .,.,-.,.,
re have more Intimate connection than the .rnicn sSd
v,r Tho p.--rnre iusg tf- stomach, und the ealp
,r ,ton u the ge.;ve puwcr. tuirn the oul{ nhiuHh
uuat Ia the ycr tut weuete ;ie c"hig' ~ Inc nnci
u, >,.,e and mufl. the linpfupe >S.fetei, ana
ease ui the liver and g-nef'D G"Aesu) N'''f 6" ue @
we organs .!pcrv- IN tins ,n'e, many isD' i 40 b'.
Us Purge, ior relief SGch urrinen >lent ri tn,, seu.Tu
4; the yrut }, inhibias FATAL ttNSEll fNt - ~
I've /, tiENtTuN TONE TO Tue SIphAJ.. ~
tkt.E IHE BiGyn az us .hft liIltS ana 'tien,'n..
,r.aus tulrcgdy b. 81 lc -euf 100 Nla'- oi
rtia decay tisc uyc ou tIrer camp unts,
1T r riu'n- hi >;icnetneunz Suc' al. NhN ~
4sr'eCtS fh.tr operations, "na
.lrndg, IN RELY bF NblLS, uie} .s-he re tSiT
,l,, ~ snp0g. they uso cafm a1'c and s'stlI -
n.>fc rur:eS. the CONTRARY produce pda scAn.a> IN"
rSRK'S LIFE FILLS are ,od b. NJ re,pcc'abic 5Esrs
nj whuIe>n.c rs ic Propr c'Hs iiiphAS tof
70 No III fui,sn Street oi ,Toa"uy formerly Ne ~
FnRy,GS MERCHANTS and ExPoST.Rs Are informed shai
pARKS i.IFt. FILLS put ~ 20 Er Heh GYhlis' Spss
iskr,d PrHxeese WrapJers. with bouAs nnG It'unVhAa
tie slule lnnsunsts, A...,o,,l.ds,,
he efficacy ur pAkNS idtL Piis, ana gwen u,ei ~, ~
nce m ther ist nf uscul Aedces. iHOs ROsENrs u ~
>urn the Public against spurious imtu'"u' o tt pYPeAi
Nle,iciues. 1hei gents ntc:-1luu finn-s.fye' lou
lSer :: CO. hnrtfcs street. y iTenn,: j. X. Tyler bafS
nore MARYLAND. ~ Duyal y Co Richmond, ui,, Eh.
hl.delphn : nciair Iuusey LGsn. l)Iaei', MAC soy
County. Genesal Agent. t1F Western New f"fA: . ID.
towe l.I,tuu, Agent i.T the New Eusnnd ;,iric,
"a I'm Late II 5i broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
THE TRIBUNE.

PORTRAITS OF Mn. CLAY.-Mr. J. W. Dodge has
rnt us fresh copy OF his Portrait of Henry Clay
u engraved by H. S. Sadd--,he best likeness Of
Mr.. Clay ever published, in our humble Judgment
There is good miniature by Clover in the National
Academy OF Design, and We have u tull-lensth by
J.. Wise, engraved III me2zotint by Sartain now be-
bre us, which we commend 10 examination but our
;scided preference fnodge's Portrait remains un-
asken. We rejoice that such good portraits of
Mr. Clay are abroad; Tor, while his merit certainly
6ces not al all lie in his beauty, there hes been
10 man more abominably ill-used in pretended like
nesscs shan he.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
Costs, sc. of Trn.-iing Westward.
Corresponlence Of I.vinsston & Co.

BuFyALo. sth May. p NJ
AS the season of fashionable travel ia fast ap-
preaching, and the various lines Of communica-
ion with the Commercial Emporium established,
il may not be inappropriate in me to say what are
the facilities for travel to and from this point.
Travellers on leaving Albany take either the rail-
uad or canal packets. The former brings them
through in twenty-five hours at cost OF Sl0 3o;
meals 81 50-total Sl2. The packets charge
81 so, meals included, and through FROM
Schenectady in IS hours to this CITY,
From this place every body OF course goes to
the Falls. distance % miles Fare by steamers
50 cents, railroad IS cents, both of which leave
at O'Clock every morning. Persons travelling
Westward, with a view to pleasure, find the ioi-
lowing facilities: Detroit steamers leave at y A
NJ, fare in the cabin 81. Toledo boats, second
line, leave at P. NJ, fare Sc. Chicago line,
third line, thirteen magnificent boats, leave at 5
P. NJ. every day except Sunday, fare $l4 time
days. Passengers stopping at Mackinaw, are
charged only Sl2, but all other intermediate
places on the west side of Lake Michigan, pay
full Chicago fare, as above. The opposition
route to ChIcagols by steamer Julia Palmer, from
this city to Detroit fare So; thence by the Central
Railroad TO ST. Joseph Mich. which runs IN con-
nect;on with the steamer Champion between the
latter point and Chicago, fare So; time 1o hours
from Detroit to Chicago and one day IN advance
Of the boats which pass around the whole OF the
peninsula.
To those wishing TO reach the Ono river az
Cincinnati or above, commend the route as lar
up the Lake as Cleveland, where they find ample
facilities both by lake and stage, either by tho
w.v of Portsmouth or Columbus, TO The point
named. Families going West will of course take
the Ine-boats at Albany for this place, from
which they can find ample conveyance to the
destined point at great reduction from the pfi.
ces down.
Only one thing is necessary. Let all their
funds be in coin or bills of the banks OF this State
which appreciate in value as they progress on
their journey.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

q" MEDALLION LIKENESS OF Henry CLAY.-
We "ere shown the other day Medallion likeness
Of Mr.. Clay in bust form which has the appearance
Of marble equal, beautiful and yet afforded at less
than the ,wenti.th part of the cost OF QUO in that
material twas executed by Polish Artist, late
~ officer in the British army now an exile in this
country. The Pictures or Medslons are in gill
frames with black velvet ground work, and the
whole IS ll:.hly ornamental and worthy pace in
.ny sen,lenan's psrior. They are for salc BY J.P.
Vas Fps & Co. l23 Pearl street. We are request
cd to say ;aut discount from the regular price is
made to Clay Clubs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
REMOVAL OF THE
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING
Establish,acH:.
From l!2 Fuiton-Streei In lY7 Broadm0

FTOn l!2 FnitOH-StTeet In loI Sr0dGTHy.
The subscribers hnve removed their establishment TO Isl
Broadway 8 door, below the Frlnkn House and no"
prepared with full and varied assortment d: C!;s. ca~
nnd Vtstps' which they would uve thu uiiea"r
of Ic.. old and the public inremprn. To- rncte
central uca, ou s,h increased facilities for dS.n- bushes
wc shall be eDahc offer still greater inducements 70 3.
rh puy us customer sHal alSay, ain, b. -aeIGs
ie Cash and One Price Sy stem the Confidence
cus0neis. Having empl=y th- experienced cut
er snd employing 5Jt the b II of rotkmcn ant haVn
the who. iaGer immediate supervision.
safely thrt garment. will comparc 81 e
and elegance tho.e Of ANY house the United States Ia
addition former stock have hrnd ul end c.m
pee a,sormeUtoi nTtcia usIniy kept s.n,enan
utftng house. whe:e customers cwayS depend
'upsyins themselves with first rae Ir'ice e nooru
~ street. hns j,r received hale, Drab Moeen, Asc.
cha'e Wor,Ied Dana, Mreens kui,nei. agd Lu.,nss
f4 a1fae T S 4s bs es Lasn Bc 2a1 Green pe
and h faTn R 5aP J5 io,, i2T qualities to hs nj, 1v.
nR j. w CRANE Dentist has removed from No. 5
- place No. Ii Leroy Place BIeccket St as' In
nR. ELLIS removed TO a45 Enr Broadway. aSo l9t-
2s5 oE2 4ogn !4o .q;s :s;ss e
- EMovAL:-E,& Il 5. s, ,RocKWELLHAvERE REM%oV;, !;
4.tor Il House ,ilsc to 10 4l5 Roadway. mil3,'
ID ENoVAL-Ths Office and Sales Room ofhc New-York
Ia Gard Manuiacto removed rom lFuiton-s,fest TO ic9
John st.eet opposite Cliff street.
auril TO- all 3nl l.. SMITH. lG. JoIn-s,
D EMOVAL.--T'he Inv Office Of SlLAS JONES s. AID.
Ii Olson DuCGHERTY formerly at 70 Wai ST. !: at
No Nassau opposite the Custom House Gii 3weod'
- EMOVAL.-JOHN LOVEJOY. Dentist. removed from
II IS pnce c Broadway, two doors below Beescr
street. 'nI3 I'm
rCHE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AGENCY or V. Is. PALMER extensively known throughout
the United embracing Of the best Newspapers OF
the pTincnn the CniLn. established ~ l Nassau
street, Cribune Budngsl opposy Ciiy Hail. at the Conl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

Wgo PAYS Some persons appear to think
lha, the law compelling the County to pay for all
property destroyed by MOB, has been repealed
We believe it is still in existence, and has lately
been put in force The County had to pay for
"Smith's Beneficial Hail." destroyed by the mob,
and will, undoubtedly, be compelled 10 pay for
livery building destroyed by the rioters this week
No law j, plainer-none more likely TO be en-
forced Phlla. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

70 Freeman, the lna rubber, who was recently
arrested in Cnuuda, and taken 20 ST. Louis Tor
tIlal, has confessed his crime and mainests much
son'rition for it. lie has declared his intention To
e'e up all his property, il necessary, TO reHuneIate
those who have los by his yiliauy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
iBUyE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. 10 MASS iU-sTREET
Al kinds OF JOB prIntlnc such
P,~PrtETs N,sxnTH Saow Bills
CATAIoGrEs. LrcTrRE Bitis
CHErg.. C,RD.. CONCERT BILLS. Pifn and
lSsrRAScE PoGcIxs Fancy.
ELLIS or LAolN6, P0LfricAL Ellis,
Circulars. Circulars. neat /
Promptly executed nj the Office of TIE Tribune No. 10 SS
sirest-op1Os':s the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

DUEL1yc PRonIpITrD,-Among the orders
Issued by the British Admiralty, is one posi-
lively prohibiting every officer from giving or
Receiving challenge to fight duel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

E-y The CiycINsArI DAILY ATLAS, a very able
high toned and spirited Wing paper, published ly
n Guiord and J. B. Russell, ESqrs. has recently
been much enlarged and improved in appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aue:lonee,.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc:ioncer.
EN BANGS. RICHARDS & PLAT. S:oIe Ne =
- a-,'tv4v-L,he-a. c.s atvsnces made ~ 7"as
~ ii &; 4 p have REMOVED 70 NJ. =; sroaAray,
'sse '.p1-S ai~'rethei' 'Oru"r r'7-..
ElCHNtuN W ilht. j. tuct,.
80 0Hi, iRRShS ,RS hSSi;Eil44AS{Y Xii y III lsFIcSfR 81
90. y.il sell - tueion Nen"iay. tie ln l,; tNa?
q: y clock atthe Nrrril1n;s' EHrh-nge-
About 2Gtv acns| Of 'Snd me Sit- o -ra. usie'
tie cot EHnHwnH arG Fayclte. cv-et - 'ec'"f
o. 90 -ach 2to Of lts net der eur
~; on ant the wE"e r.9h- for sc;len ihc,e and
the District und wei watsrcc by trr'
.:-ca,l, ard hr11rat~. faey Ni ~ %. pncst
cuEu,osie prh ccrr"t irp rp,' lfni i Stat
survey "a b. ;i. Office II Aucronce>. y
Broad stree. TIE lsi-, rll x sold Tot cash! and an nd,
yuIab'e i.tle gwen,
p-Arte, OF side &c from Virginia ;nSc,he- ,.jh ~
.i:n.;mrr fie County Clerk OF tSyette County.
md ,r Gr,hsr part apply 10 lec:sc, w e;se E'S
NJ Wall street. y. I. ulots:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

Il 4 Portal: of Mr.. FsELlyeauysEN, engra-
red by Sertaln from pao'ing by Rembrandt
Peae, has been sert us by r. II. McCufdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

!. RAILROAD AccipeNr.-Edwsrd Logan,a brake
aAn IN the accommodation teain from Norwicl
70 worc.s;er, was killed on Tuesday aileinoon
, n the ncighborhood U! Pomiret depot ie ~
mpposed TO have been passing from ono car 10
mother. as the train went uuder the bridge, ARD
o have been struck by the bridge III the back OF
he head
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

SuicIpE.-Mr. WARREN RoBAucH, resident
of Baltimore, committed suicide on Sunday night
last, at the corner OF Baltimore and L;ghtstreet,
by shooting himself through the head.
The Bait. Pat. says =" A note was found in
Ione of his pockets which, as We learn, stated in
substance that he had made "a contract and was
unable to fulfil it. The note closed by bidding
farewell to all his friends. An inquest was held
over the body, and verdict returned according
10 the circumstances"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

n,- To Temperance Friends.-Ths trends OF
Temperance ere reminded that hea. qule' ard comfort GRE
found Us usual 63 Barclay st. THIS esabi ihr'ent haviil
been re;;ed md pu; complete order all rnseI' ana
visiting oar city for tran.ea, say who wou ike 10 test the
superiority Of well chosen vagspbe dei respectfully IN
,I,e-l 20 call lcll Inv NOSN LII. uOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
Price 6 -. C;s.-37 I-2 Cts. for Ie &C pics.
Can there be a Church withgui Bi itD.

CONTROVERSY tNce0 Rev. Ur " eltriEft and Iots go
oi tie incidental a,sernl 81 the former Lat lee
carnut le Church without BsSoi
The above Controversy printed N neat Pu'-pa. sld
done I'D i. orE:e. cnrcrs. For se ri the Hbune otee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

(,J- Lectures on Chemistry fcr Dung Ls-
die. ty GEORGE =. SCHAEFFER. a. n AZ the Eeci cal
Cpe-e. Cro-5y i near Spurc 1t, iniroiuci9y lie 'ae
TrE.p,y MAY li,h. n &. +. .SGlss.lor Frss.
e.cher respectfully invited % intend Tth TIER pnp.
Icke,s for the course s2 be Ind NJ DR.. Chiffon . ,H
SNf,,nn"I Nann"I = fnsi ifsse c"''e' " MN milo 4;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
.EN DOLLARS RE,rARp-y,oKsnrRa HAsx 5.

,,,,,, 80, - ,,,-.,-.,,,
s-s pyI,astnms .,t. fh'. @ Tt e. sc.
sex - the na;ne of Snrt p s,t nrrretei SIS .,
80, - ,-,-e, :. 9 81 - : "a u :.
,Tr. .neL,.c N Lsrs, 80 - 90 ~ -, ~ ~, ,s i N = n.
hove willie pad by eavias a. Thoss-Jn' O:tce. = W.
~ mas
lST.-'n trdry ev"nng 'u9p'eed ut ;ae American ae-
Il -sun. lcfs~ black .o'occo renoFauq'n peeket ok
,pinn- ., or. r., " p7JsJir 20 retes go
{ 5sTfe' fn"a =! jan le7 ~ .y'oa uoufn nid fnee
eie'. " Nnie Only ~ @ owner the hnef ~! DC ~ to
cNa'G BY .e1FlaS : at TIE Aeca-@t hets!. :. Cuu "a
.io,f mlSs.'
IA ANthi--hy tFso rs'pFesis'' Sou.-s "'en. rhe'
s,n, eisct ~ 70 ;5Se care Of = d-eo;te c;Ar i. q
rGnJ5. Sl>ncs Srd Wooer. .e Ocst 81 ieieieSc- "
iyeo. lnaair- ~ - Hr''airr"fs't Glo
ANrF-n- 3,.,-.a ~ ~ r re cectrble vou-s won
v rh-r,b@' IN %, cook o. % 90 srrsrf' house
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
oTLo,sin ~ W-il!inmsburg for saIe-si1 eieiG-

BiILDING LOTS ofeStr SIZE oca egn c a'an tno,onci,
ae st ffor the South Ferry 'roundcd by new and Sood
hLI,r. They will h, sod cheap close pnrtSerShp tp-
y 10 r J. FISH - NnS,-, New iusk. or ID I've rr~'is
Al residence IN Williamsburg. fSu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

Those WHO TRADE ox BORROWED CAPITAL
1uGHr TO pRsAx'-Ai n Young Mea'a Distic!
Convention, recently held in Geneva, for Ontario
Ind Hayre coun;ies New-iork, the following
luong other resolutions was passed:
Ia Bured becau.c ne xus elected ;ic s tic
y of G, Jackson. beaten tae second time on h OWE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

Mlssoun1-A gentleman writing to us from
Columbia, Mo. under date of the 2lst INST, on
matters Of business, concludes his letter thus:
"If had time, l would take pleasure in
dwelling somewhat in detail on the glorious pros;
poets in old Boone but suffice it to say VIC shall
elect the regular Wing ticket triumPhanliy, des-
pite the croakings of few selfish, ambitious IN.
dependents; and that ticket VIII be one that wiii
reflect honor on both our county and the party
We ar, entcring on the Presidential canvass with
The greatest enthusiasm. Clubs good Clay y Cauos ,
,ownsbip, and almost in every neighhoTncoo, - an'
these noble efforts will not be without their enec''
We have some changes and many promises I, 70
vote for Clay; but the great advsniase to o. DC
va;ned is, that we discourage our ioes--onT ar
sor sor' and zeal drive them into despair AMI mac
tiyity. can safely say, that hundreds ct them
acknowledge h,' a9sd osy must n ss be esS,s
7, 49, seer, 10 me that with lony pull, strong
.u,r.ouri for :" Harry of the Wcs''
<A Such information we receive almost daily from
/ paris Of the State St. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14
PosT- oFyics, Nrw YORK. .iay Il, 81 !,

FOeT VFFICN, WV ! IIIAi My H. -
~ English Nail Le,ter Ras> Pe, tsoya Mil. Y u.
Oice. III, city, eines ny lj instant - q r10e'
pasta ccocsP Vi The overland postage oi is+- cents Gu
s,l3a john LoREMER GRAHAM, P. "
~ Irish EniGrant Socicty.-Noi;ce.-hg
Ect on or o;f-e Of s Scrt;r ;l the ensuing rear, VII
be held on MONDAY he 3 day of June acS;. at the elSe
OF the Socie.y Polls opea or ton A. ~ 70 $50 ociock'
P. NJ .,.o,..-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

CITIZENS OF BROOKLYN-SMlTE&
gsz-sss HAkTSHORHE K arr manufacturing more DlOIo O.o
.nd -i ES than my nye establishment. N the cry nnd eY
" n, be oud ne Quaiy By one. fehse ciii ana es
nriaeqDrs go0lS trsue h.n opt-Gt Io Futon SJrS'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

DIAPER HANGINGS-E. H. TrIpp. l67 Drvi.icn7trest.
next door the Willow Tree has just receiyed f'= sup
pig OF Paper HanxinZs. Borders Fire Board Patterns &c o
place Tie CITY Those who pleased TO f1vor nun with
their CUSTOM uy depend dealing and prompt attention.
Broom, paperet worknsn al ,foEi notice.
~ Iurptt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

GBRUOKLYT BOOTS AND SHOES AZ the bfooaf-
81 F.ery ds-cnp.ion u yIKsT RATE Boots ard Snf's'
nutIc,l, ~ made order GeJ"inen ladies'
Me- q, fhdren g aunli, tyic nj suI5 .sed " ~
ci,y - hU25i SMITH 81 HARIshOht =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

..s>n coo WORTH or -liinES-I'hs, bcrbcrs IN
cSUJ JJU tire e'u?n Of te pebhc = one oI a, .as
al t,sthef al having been painted 5 iri,ts {" utElo'
r.puin0n We would nioun tie puoic a.at We 80 20 ~ Nv
nor can our >hsJ-, be boHgt ~ any thei pace ~ We
nr,.r li,, r ,lile, HIw Acd fJu.i h3 ufl sN%o'
ct tcu rr, ~ any other ueupe nbO ir ou lhIses
nh h,nr prct en- ., all Slni., Oeihs paihseu
under nur personal rectuD ,utscent Suunitsc oi Many
. rnd Siua. pa my pattern. and "ht''eu
,,>b ,ni moi IN cr VI etalk ssr 5!nner aud hlerlr!
eoa, s done m - tyc BE- pns'ed ny any otier -
fin 3n RNKi'ui. n ~ MAI NY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-14

ELEGANCE AND COMFoRT.-Boo,s md shoes at the
L Boky and Long Island o' gni Shoc sots not sur
Bpo and She ,lrc measure and Il ountS TO pense-
rnyl3 SMITH q HARr5EOH\E. 40 Fulton e.