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The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21
FALSE REPORTS.


 Gen Byrd made aspeech at Searcy, White county, two or three weeks ago, in which he read the recom smendation of Gen. DREW, a candidate for Cover snor, Gas published in the Banner,) and commented with great bitterness, the names of the several ssiqners asserting that they were his personal ene mics. and eagued together for his destruction. He
 uther asserted that he expected to be essassaated abeiore he reached Little Rock and that he had re- ceved private letter, from this place, informing him that he would be attacked the North side of the River, Eec. This we learn from respectable citizen of Pulaski county, who was present and heard Byrd's speech.
 These statements of Byrd are not believed by any person here; and are regarded as only degree Hess ridiculous than Wellers complaint of conspi- tracy, the part of the prominent men of Arkansas sto put him down, As to any leaguing together ioi the destruction of Byrd, it has been already so com spietcly effected by himself together with his whg salies, that nothing is left for his opponents to do seyen if they wished it. The private letter, and the
 hreat of assassination believed to De of his own anvention True, he may have received letter in- Sformng him of threats against his life, for it s ru- mored about here that the other htsbaad Of his wife has made such threats and these he has, wilfay Enc doubt tortured into threats made by his political opponents. Such unprincipled conduct, on the par o Byrd for the purpose of raising the false cry of 3persecuton in perfect keeping with his peffdous 2 scharacter
 .qnoiher-The Times and Advocate, has stated { zthat Mir Geo W. Banes of Carrol county, (oae ol the signels of the letter recommending Gen. Drew) { Twas citizen of Louisiana. This is untrue. Mir Baines was citizen of Carol county, and his fam s fly were residing there at the time he signed the { letter, and may still be, for aught we know to the seontIary. He was making arrangements to remove Ito Louisiana but had not removcd and felt as much interest in our political affairs, and had as much
 fright to express his sentiments, as any other citizen sof the State.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21

MADAME p'EsTMAUyILLE's scHooL.-Ne eagall
 have the pleasure of directing the attention of par
 ents and guardians to this excellent school. In ou advertising columns will be found card announcin! the commencement of the second session. The for
 mer success of this Lady a teacher, and the higl satisfaction expressed by parents, whose chlldrel have enjoyed the advantages of her tuition, warran 'us in commenting her, even more confidently ant cordially than heretofore, as emineny qualified t perform the delicate and responsible duties she pro poses to undertake, To mental accomplishment of the highest order, she unites ample experience uncommon facility in communicating knowledge and conscientious devotion to the interests of al who are entrusted to her care. Her school may Justly be considered an ornament and blessing t this city.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21

AMERICAN HEMr.-N early 5000 bales. or l, ,l23, 300 lbs. of American Hemp was re- aewed at Boston from New Orleans, durino the months ending on the lst inst. .
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21
ELECTION TABLES.

The following tables exhibit the times of hcldin, the State and Presidential elections, in the sepera States; together with the vote in the Presidenta election of lsio. twill be convenient for referenc and comparison as the returns come in this year.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21

GEN. DREw's ApDREss-excudes our usual Va riety We, however, yield up our space to it, wit great cheenuaess, commenting; it te the earful pc rpsal of our readers, both Wings and Democrats satisfied that such pcrusal will hesichly repaid.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21
Messrs. BLAIR & RgIEs.
From the Dela,oare Journal.

Hear what Mir Jefferson said of Mr. Clay
 s'As for Mir. Clay, consider him to be one of the most talented and brilliant men ant statesman that the country eyef produced and should ] live many years longer. ! hort 10 see hun hold the place of Chief Erecuttrt of the .4mertcan peoptctt His career thus
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21

We are requested to state that Col ASHLEY wll address his fellow citizens at the several times an, places herein mentioned:
 Lewisburg, Conway county, Saturday, Aug 24. Dover, Pope county, Monday, Aug. 26.
 Glarksvie, Johnson county Wednesday, Aug. 2s Ozark, Franklin county. Friday, Aug 30.
 Van Buren, Crawford county, Monday, Sept. 2d
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21

Col. SEWER will address the people at the fol lowing times and places, viz:
 Benton, Saline county, on Monday 26th August Philadelphia, Cldrk county, Wednesday, 2s do. Camp Ground, near Maj, Spears on
 Wolf Creek, Clark county, Thursday, % do Washington, Hampstead CO.,, Saturday, si do Spring Hill, do. do. Monday, 2sept. Lewisyille, Lafayette CO.,, Tuesday, 3 do. Camden, 0uachita CO.,, Friday, to. Chalnpagnole, Union CO.,, Saturday, do. Warren, Bradley CO.,, Monday, do. Pine Bluff, Jefferson CO.,, Thursday, F do.
 Col. seyier's appointments in Monroe, Phillips Desha, and Chicot will be announced in this paper after his return from Jefferson county.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21

ll,793 S,l54 Democratic majority so far, 3.6s9
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-21

Ig75T I,26s,752I Il2S,057 Elected by the Legislature.
 tstate election held once in two years-no cleo ton flo. State officers ,his year Times ef h0lding Elections of Preadeat and 47e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
New Carpet and on Cloth store.

No. 81 M EtsT . BE2.pwAY. hsp u IJvlsIOs sIHysTE
w would respectfully nioEm his friends and the public
generally tina. be ha, esed the large cad spaeop. stos
from No "a Eat Broadway To II Dvuion street. and now
opening entirely new ard extensive as nert 2 al inc
Table ard Piano Govern Window Shades. StaiG Rods, &c
All Of which have been purchase. tt very low pncs eno
will be sold cheaper than by any other dealer IN the city
n B-Connectsd with this Establishment q an e1tenaive
manufctey of transparent Window Shad-s. 70 when me
s''SN"0H ~ -''S ---N --N- o3 Gm IwHs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HUMBUG is.he predominant, fnure Of the daz. Bu, 4
i you call mt that Old ESTABLISHED Bookstore. :s1
Beecke where Rumbug fegn there get
food for hs mind Of various kads The ThenloGen there
wilt find of knowedae whsrew'h To store his
own mind and mpaIt those whom lie may be placed
The Historian and the person wn" w;.hes "a becone &c
unained with other Countries whuui The expense oil visiting
,hen can accomplish his p for rife ct this Store:
Also. the Youth will fCd abundance Of Msce elnneon' and
Juvenile WorEs frnr, best and most pnpuiEr authors
sch ol Booss Of I'll kinds, and the gws, ptcrs All The
useful Periodicals OF the dny-tn1 Circulating Ii
brary Of upu ards o! GO vclues lcan ty the week,
mnnth or en-. ARkAH MAZE. o8 Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
I'o,a! sales, $3.50.

LIVERPOOL CoRs EXCHANGE, Friday Oct 1.-THE sale
and ordinary nte-1tucs OF Canadian flour having been Of
tered OF low terms and exciting the attention Of buyers ise
Of these dc.ipo. the extent o.! about TO- 600 barrels were
effected between Tuesday and to-day q; als 70 % per barrel
and our hone buyers remaining rather uac,ye the trsae
tons N any descriptions Of wheat were but Limited IN amount
our last quotations. the general OF rh and English new
well a, all kind, Of duty paid ioegn continuing 20 nee
likewise moved off rathe: spannEy ON the terms last noted
and OF the low qualities of Canadian scarcely any appeared
sale this morning. Barley, beans and peas fully maintained
the u,es ofIuesay, ard malt rather saleahe Old
cots, being M eIeney scaIce, were held a. hs advance
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
m O00 ALMAEhCS.-THE AMERICAN FAR
lU,UUUMER'S ALMANACS with Cuts. For sas
IIfST DIIRIISHED

JUST PUBLISHED
PY SAMUEL C. JOLI.lE. Ss5 Broadway. No q Musl-
Deal Monthly Beauties Of the Opera.
CONTENTS.
BY tia snd sea from BeGsfs asw opsa
la files dn t,lel Vase- composed by Camille schuber'-
Old Familiar Song-Comp0'ed BY Burnett and sung
Cannm Facarnd Bnnds-From the Opera OF l. 'Esire d
aniore. by UOnizeiti.
Flrentine WcltZesCOmpOsed by HaenSe ana performed
by the Knnmerer Band. -
The Beauties of the 0pern conain 70 pages OF engraved
Music printed fine papen the reduced prce Of ~
cents Der nunder issued the 18th of esch month. by
ogY SAMUEL L. JULIE, 90 Doad"ay'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
Gr Graham nouse-Ne,v Arrangements

IS Graham House-New ArranGem ents-
ROSWELL GtiSS iafrs hs trends and the pubic that he
has eDllrged ria BO.iRDLSG ESTABLISHMENT. T.
known he Graham Eouse = Barca street. by sddoc 10
Tie soinoE house ami g prepared 10 accommodate i!ai;
- EEreai B1hr-r he favorable ;cr,x An
trends % lsmuefa,ce dssjn6g Guiet hOs. H1d freedom
fy the fu OF nsoho md tDacc are syl'ed 10 paInnze
th horsa h. Ncce.he STsie; he choicest selection
o uts sc winch sifcIs i te strictly adhered
hu w te served for wl1 prefer .h5 ordna,
Iccds. o. mixed Diet.
CIo,on SIov-: "e-.n and Cold Baths. free
esu ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

rT Tne Chemical Preparations Of Dr.
GOCraEd awe obtained world WIDE celebrity. and per;
haps OF science hrs been completely vctnt1ed
by empires than d. 6. No does hs skill elaborate
Eicle calculated 10 ascage te pain OF desormy.
;han instantly pounee BY the ignorant snd ruIsai.
rho lm,ata IL eTey pont-eIcep'ink It's virtues; The unw1
rs therefore cauiioEsd against purchasing any Of ths S
low NJ arces. except al Dr.. Gouauds only New York De
not 5, Walker street. first store iTom Broadway.
POUDRE SUBTLE for eradcatng superluous hair from
any cart OF the human body. Asys tested before ssying
Proof positive ls and no mistake Directions French and
Ersish accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN MEDCATED SOAP ior cuInz pimpes.
reckes. b!oches tan, redness sa!owne Hophe~ sJEpe
las. and all cutsneous complaints. 20 cents u cake
GRECIAN HAIR DYE. Will color red or gray bal! 10 8
beautiful brown black at tbs option OF the uiey without
staining the skin. WarrsHted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE-s9 cents.
BLANC UESPAGNE, c: Spanish White toT the complex
ion. a5 cents O boz:
bsI. . Walker sttset IS store IRON Broedway
AGENCY FOR UALLEv'S MAGICAL PAIN EA'
TRACTOR, At the above number.
Agents-I4 Cbesnus Phateph,a q 5ikG Boston: Ives,
Salem Carleton & Co. Lowell Hodge, Sewhuryport; Pat
Isn. Portland; Guild. BaEE9J Dyer Providence; Green.
New Haven rearce, Stanwix Hall, Albany Tpusey.
Rocheste,: Sr1rS, Hrdson Gray. PokceOrs; Backus &
pulI Troy ga p iver nri3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
sT,Ty or TpAny


MANCHESTER, Friday Evening, oct. live have had
since Tuesday large business doing cloths and prces for
all descriptions very rm and perhaps higher
than Tuesday week The threatened turnout of the spin
ners and weayer, Ashton, &c will not II said. take
place the masters having IN most cnses conceded to the opet
Htyc. small advance. Twist brisk and shipping IN
unusual quantities.
Haitian SaurdayThere wns only limited business done
today much <s ttn o lHc. i thcrs dsclhed change
prices stock. quite light Yarns met a,heI neHvy
sale. nnd shade lower. Wool nSo taken OF. slowly
and prices rcceled shade.
HUpDERsFIELp. Tue>dny.We have had nnother dull nnr-
ket and the assigned TINT the wholesale dere huv
ing bought largely for the last to months little rc> me-
oeSaTy. Another assigned that the commercial news
from the United States aitcng The Scotch and Irish
demand e, pected to be good next MONTH
LEEDS TuosdayOn Saturday the market IN both the halls
dull and much OF Snn! character with those o the
last few weeks, To-day however, things revived consdera.
Pr'ces remained firm. md stocks continue low.
BRADFORD, Thursdny.Thc business to-day goods wGs
very limited the demand likely 10 decline. and,
pairing the business with what july Is most DIS
courscnc. Many manufacturers curtnlng their produc
tons from 1900 O looms It ad standing Others
working short time und the trltc, altogether, dis
p.rng There less activity the market, but SPIN
disposed 10 cural the hours Of working which will,
fancicd, remedy of things like this Price
tenaly lower within the last three four months whilst woods
have gwen but uc During TIC week but little wool has
changed hands, and the prces consequence, are rather
easier.
RocupALg FLANSEL MARKET, MoSDAY.-To.day there
has been another dull market, the demand very limited md
price. rather There Is the same inactivity IL the
wool Market but prices remain hrn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
markcfk

LoSroS MONEY MAREET. Oct. Il, p. 3I.-1'he Funds
have not advanced consequence OF the favorable
accounts for the quarter just ended. Little business has been
done late, bu, prces Closed m T last quotation for
ey the accounts 1905 to q Bank Stock 2e 70 2
Excheguer Bills &c Us pm. India Stock, IS 30 and
New Three. .snd.a. Quarter per Gents, lG2 To lG3.
There has been but little inquiry for American Stocks
the departure OF the last steamer. and remain unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

BANK or EXoLAsp-Tssus DrpCrtMtnt, Oct. 5.
Notes issued 6a a5 Government Debt ell 05, 100
Other Securities. 2.eS4. 800
Gold coin l. bullion u, SIS, SIG
Silver bullion. l.6Sq Geo
c1S0 al5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
WHOLE NO. HOS.
DRY GOODS.
CHEAT CHEAP.

CHEAP. CHEAP.
rfr IA ,TiAYL9R Il - :: CO. SO cEpARsTREET RE
PGiNrE-la a:es: End bes, style. srca; ,e'netion
TAYLos Co ~. '@r e sNaoasy to mike n. e. M, r..
o tera5s styles OF choice Ladies Dress Coos 70 Dc found
il the market oS
AD!E<Yoa: attention called - the vsry s1:sa':ve
Leoek of New and Kich Fall Goods lre opanet.
In p .ch Is. irum 1, . l5 per yard
leo 2s. verr nah Casireres from g TO S. per y.7-
go p nev,, patterns NJ d. LAiaes and Req frra S. 10
7spsr ya.!.
s0r Alpaca I.usses .vou, 2, 70 IS per yan.
$50 ps. Frelch Merinr,. !-or Is 10 l5 per yard.
ECO C'shm r, shaSl. desIsns. f.om IS 70 sleo.
lo0l Printed htet, wool bruGe. I'd dVua>k arc i d.
shawb, W n many oihr style, ,usahr, Tor the co.
Abo very lsrse iccS OF B!ausc's sai Esnr.l. with
ra,!ety o: goods waiting io tho ial and watsr
Laies By calling end examining our stock Of Goo, vii drd
Isss OF chsopness.
tUne price asked and 70 dsvaten-l
oS BANKER & ToWLE II CalhaHns-s-
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS -Brrwn sheens. srd
ShrtnFs OF style end width all the known hTand'.
both heavy and ne. & had u;er yrces Nos
ls Cedar street. ~ Y naf block sbnv. Ps1 street.
up stairs. i. y. uNDthHtil"
A CARp.-The esab sh;r sn So. IS and 20 Ce'rrs' =.
VTosn SheeDs eshlh,ed upon any acN LATED
states anG Shr:incs from he loves; pre- 10 n 49,
guHHy nlnuInc'Llru, taiu jelt II u
ysrd ard hall wide Shsz Of GRADE. drge Va
ety OF he medium dna ss NJ low pFics. wcss5c H. io
ya.d< Also, the bes: heavy SH.euc Indian Head. Law
renee Co. Stark Ms. Cabot ChcoHee D. ppston Sor.
sSc &c Exaier uuh owns &c Also Brtt' WICK. TNy!ns:
Warp Nadsing, best Southern Cotton Yarn, assorted
Twist Nos to 10 and tol3 Aso S.fclk. .imo,keas sri
Ene York Drills. A.o. SeiIe Tw.ne. rt6
N EW FlGURED CHAMELEON i.KS-Just received
Y ut W. y. GREGORY a. CO. l.j SpnRs street. | case
heavy isEc Chaneesn Silks. cocr,. dire
from auction and selling at ~ per yard ich Pads 20. Is Il!
pc. yard! heavy wide tns Dc Rhine for Long Saws very
dssirable and ve.y cheby AZ lll ..rIng. street oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF

The GREhI hEMEDf
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF Tue
PULM NARY ORGANS.
DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
E,XTRACT OF A LETTER FROM POsT-hhsTER,
II dated PEMBROKE, Washington Go Islne, hpn Erh;
Of many my fencs in this place and vicinity who are at
cted with consumption and liver complan take the hbeI-
seu WISThR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. and TO
send him few doZen there n for sac WITHIN TWO
hundred miles from this have doubt that would neet
with ready sale if where could be procured Without
too much expense aud delay.
Ny wife annexed about I months nHoe with wnat e
phyIicicns called The m of consumou2n-f eompnnt
veJ prevalent this section of the country Hsvns een The
D''''A ~ u zoo MILES FROM HERE. 10
took the send there tor bottle OF H. which she took,
and which ed her much that sent for two bottles more,
which ibe also ken and she now says that she has not
felt well for she does az THIS lime Al hose who
have inquired OF me and acenained what effect the Bek
h.t are have for scs In tbs vicinity which
Please inform me by return Of mail whether you concude
send some and So whom order that may be known
where /, can be hal cn. with respect, your, &c.
P. G. FARNSWORTH, P NJ
TIE whole County is fas leaning that medicine-no
phycnn-o preparatoos Of kind whntsver-can equal
6r Wisar's Bakcm OF Wild Cherry.
NJ BEWARE OF IMITAT1ONS.-The genuine !: sold
in NewYork. only BY Isaac Butts. 81 Aans Pnce 81 o. per
hetfa n 6ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
,@ .M5
MIXING DEPARTMENT
>lllI. ,M -@
Total eS 6I A.;
.E8,dl,@

LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKEr. Oct. 1.-THE demand for
Cotton has been general this week. and again very freely
supplied The Market though nanimste, has steady tone
there IS nc, the least change from the last quotations the
prces Of any description Sea Islands without change
The sales today anoun; 10 300 bales: 3O American and
Srnt have been taken speculation and for export $50
American 200 and 100 Pernambuco. The prices de-
cared the of Brokers this week Tor iaI Cotton
arc-Bowed ls6d. Mobile itsd, Orleans 4;sd.
Sale, from the 5th TO the llih INST. lnclus.ve
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
no MERCHANTs, TEACEERss W g., AND orHESs:, m s.

ITO MERCHANTS. TEACHERS AND OTHERS
L HUNTINGTON Gs SAVAGE. 2l6 Pearl street, keep
keep constantly for sale nrse and pee assortment o
school, Classical and Miscellaneous Books Blank Books in
every variety; Letter Cnp. rued and pan) Bill Drawing
and Tea Paper. GulIl Ink, Sealing Wax &c. &c.
Merchants. Teacher School COMMITTEES and Others with
inc TO purchase III find for their interest give call
~ we w furnish oil articles re at low prices md in
quantities TO suit
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES:
The Malte Brun School Geo Do. do. Abridged
sfuphy and Atlas. WebseIs Dictionary for
Peter pnrlcy's Geography for Schools. limo. - .
Children. 20. Do DO leno
Peter Porlsy's History for Chill hln- Incolns Botany
dren. DO. Duany Tor beglnneTf
Burri,;'s Geography of the Do. Natural Philosophy.
fieeyens an Atlas. DO. Natural Philosophy fol
Feowes Astronomy for Be- BsglnneH
ginners. DO. Lectures Chemistry.
Goodrich's Ecclesiastical His Do Chemistry for Beslnnen
tory for Schools. Gallnudett'i Picture Reading
Knmes' Elements of Criticism. Book
SvO. PrestOns Interest ladies D pei
Pres;on's Interest Tables pc. cent.
cent. DO. Do AoHu.eu
Practical Grammar of the English Language or an intro
duction 10 composition IN winch the cQnstructi9ns ara ci
ned into pedcAOns and phrases BY Edward Hazen, author
of tha Speller and Dsfine1. Part first.
Parts first and second bound in one vol. sepsy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

ri Z. DONNEI.LY Z co. No. 81 Grand street, corner n
AT Allen, hare hand estesIve atsomen: ot tho M
long keeping DRY GOODS 10 which heE inTi!a the
attention o. purchasers. VIZ:
g! 20 IA Imperial ard iiarseilis, Quiis,
$40 Ns by M-4 nlsper END Damafs InhSe Ciotn
Lipea. ,,,.
Saecting,.
Russla, Scotcn ami iriai Tpreline Diaten.
4S. 3 nnd A Diaper md l)arRask N1ps:ns.
Crush, HucknaEck aud Billloyo Diaper. So
a. and 9 Shlrne aad PiowCa;e Linen Of all uusses-
"a heavy Undressad Linen.
French Embossed Cloth Table and Piano Coyen.
Co!cred Cotton. Wo.sed and Linen Table Ciolh,.
And assortment of Cloths md Car.nec1
Dap Ess, Ganb1oor: Linen DTlinSs. and other Saps
nd ?nrr7 iIrv Goods. mvLl 6m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
DRY GOODS

AT FIVE PER CENT.
WIN: A. BEECHER. 81 BEAVER tnsar William stree.
w New York, daily receiving from auction all SORTS OF
rry Goods. WHICH he will sell from he hills Of ve D. cent or
cash The actual marked FIGURES each article
by this the purchaser look through the enis
stock. seIec; Tor himself. ard ask no questions.
O5- Also Goods suitable for Miners. Merchant Taots.
Hntfer Shoe and Stock Manufacturers. oil ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

L,REN, II IMPORTERS READY CALCULATOR, fol
OF French importers aud Dealers IN French Goods
who Ina We occasion French Measures Currency The
Ready Calculator Tabes showing the amount poi
cent add oban the net cost Unite States Currency
Method Of urrving cent of Importing
Reduced Yards-Aune. reduced of Francs
reduced to Dol-aso Tables with the Advance cent
All who have occason to Use such tables will please call ana
examine the Ready Calculator. For sale By
ila u MAIDEN Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SIf.KS.-Just received
v ut W. -. GREGORY a. co. l.j Sp0Rs street. case
extra heavy gE;s Chameesn Silks. rich colc dr'ci
from ard selling at s yard iich PaGs 20: Is al
pc! yard heavy wide Gos Dc Eh1e for Lon: Saws very
dssirable and ve.y chety AZ l7i srlng. street. oil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

~qoIBOMPoOE'es tRl ss,S 0nle; ~ nSssi DSea
mAn t,'sst Aooa' w o. va,s ,Ss sa". nr pa,% a,sn
dee GsIsses om 70 ,h "as rS'' 10 y 3 700 oo ssa
-, IN |,n,nra withGul uck shch doea 60 nusa nrU
10 the spine M trial bang TIM best ,s, o. - Ha,
The npte while perf.I4 svsy knd o. eIsTc,se ~ 2ouan
n, nd ,iys perecf eass IN word, u II mol satuhS0y
~ ss s s.oct ths money cheerfuly otuTSi. sna this
ths nny condition IN which you should buy any rus PEI
man.nt cure easily efsctsd, and "atrho>e. "He'" N'
followed 49, p, - ,i .,,;c = m. ,ios rrn
tnrsd and the measure rocnd the h2i a' hoy can krnua
tne pfeAsuis ~ .e'' ~ nuI n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28
HENRY Is. COL IEN
sMES Il ElII.IEn

ATTORNEY At Law AsD uoLifIToKn ~ 'lh.acsnii -
NE5 u T. attend any BUSINESS Gca - Sp'!Gi'Sc ~
w the1. in tiS yaI.ocs cour, o. sr Gr' e.u;. !Hs'
,I attend personally tha collection nnd 'errrHl Yt de.
rnds in any par sa'c iEs bnsnes su os uhuet ~
genera supervision rnl e0ur.<. ,sI a;ne
join a; Col.L!Ek ,:...,,.o
-, . sh"7 .,'y.g NJ 80 3ni
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

yj,U PRINTERS. PUBLISHERS AND BOQKBlNI.
ERS.-1he sub bcriber having established Papsr.iii
in this city Nos. and Hague sec for the pcpoe OF
manufacturing News printing. CoOred. Tissue Paper &e
vuieies respectfully socs orders or am vi tbs
above. which will be executed ut short notice
Bookblnders havns and Papef bought at the
Mill DE office. Ill JohnstIeet - ~
oil I'm. EDWARIl CLRllS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

y ch,pmsn & ti.iier, Auo,niss ond orrro'ola
Detroit Mcnsau WI attend prnnpuT ~ trs coae"hnh
debt. transfer c!nrds, pEy meat Si'aSes' &C.
fnNHy CbIpN ~
TnoM.s & M.LLk5.S ,,-. II g.
n.u' " 'ni'''' ~ -'' - o9 1irccd'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-28

Oct05er II. Ia. q,
Fac, Il ROche,ies s3ehts, A!l,.i Ga'dnS' T. Do & S'R
CLARK. 90 Ever.ic PECK 40 ,hls- - Lee d. Syaa
Mathews do L;hs' Tucker 'bsny; fsn'ra1, ~ " s
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