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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31

The London League" (of April 2i,h, ls44)
the official organ Of the Free lra'ie Assac,a-
lion, publishes a letter from member. da'ed
/" New York, February %, 1914" iii which he
boasts of his labors in this couniry--'haI he
has converted some western farmets lo Tree
,rade-and urges that means be sent over 10
promote the cause He says:
"Could some such tracts S> you have been,
and are sill ,dtfusing IN England he circulated
In sufficient numbers here, CANNOT doubt the
result"
Further on he adds:
'WhaI, r,herelofe, might be done. We're there
any funds (add very 'niliag ones wound suiiice)
for the purpose Is, Io reprint some OF y"uf ne,1
papers, and perhaps 10 compose and pftnt a few
Others, ton the same Inodel. bat more I,,nedi
alely and personally applicable TO The American
farmer, and written III PLAIN, Cohbcu-llhe Ian
gusge,) and dlffuse them IS widely po>s,5lr,
through rhe corn and capie-ra,Iug districts ~
The Union. With the eo-operattun Ot ceriain
excellent friends OF mine here. (wel knuwa
for their consistent Zeal aud other virtues. ,n
several members of The Ieague.l think that
could get immense numbers Of them circulated
through various parts of Pennsyisanis, New,
York and New Jersey. through all The greax
Western and two or three of the Suuhetss
Siales--in some graluilously, and Ia others a, a,
moderate cost. A NEWSPAPER MIGHT
ALSO BE FOUND HERE AND THERE.
TO CONTRIBUTE IT'S AID"
Here we have positive, undeniable evidence.
from British missionary travelling in The eean-
try, and written 10 his friends a, home ,hrcngh
their own organ there, for more funds 10 aid 'hs
anri-arif parry here in their metcenafy sfore
10 control The business aud principles Of shis
free country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31

The Madisonian, John Tylers late organ at
Washington city, bu, now Polk and Dallas
paper, makes this daring confession:
1--WE ADMIT THAT "BRITlSH GOLD"
HAS BEEN SENT TO THIS COUNTRY
IN ABUNDANCE, TO BE. EXPENDED
IN THE ADVOCACY OF The DOC
TRINES OF. FREE TRADE"
With wha. indignation should the American
people read this announcement! Shall eur
Tariff be destroyed by British capitalists : Lrs
/ The people respond 10 these inquiries IN lhnn'
| der ZONES a. the ballot boxes-NO .-NEV-
ERu-philadelphla Forum.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31

Have YOU seen Clay's third letter on Texas !?
No. Does it differ from his other letters!
On, yes. He says he 'wouId be glad 10
see" Texas anne xed.
Indeed Is thai the truth !!
Yes.
l. II the uhole truth
Oh, he says he would be glad TO see ii,
uithout dishOnor."
All, iha.'s an important qualification But
is thai all
No. He would be glad 10 see ii, tcith0at
dishonor AND ,cithOut war."
Beuer veil Is that all
Mol e-x-a-c-i-l-y. He would be glad 10
see il, uithout dishonor. ,rithout ,oar, AND NTH
the common consent of the Union"
Better and better! As | want to get the
trhOle ruth. III make one more eforl. Has
Mr. Clay any other objection 10 the project!
Yes he has. He says, also, that II must be
done upon JUST and FAIR terms" ~.
Very we'll.
And (arhe., that he believes that National
dishonor, fore gn war, and dlsiracilng divisions
al home are TOO great sacrifices TO make for The
acquisition of Tea xas."
Does Mr. Clay say all ihlsz
He does.
And do you believe lha, Texas can EVER
he annexed without dishonor. without war
with he common consent Of The Union, and
npoD Just and fair terms {"
do nol. The signs of fhe times forbid such
a lhousht.
Then in no euent can Mr Clay be regarded
as the friend of Annexatiou and hope you
will moi he ouillv auato of su, b injustice as IL
quote two or three words from his letter, and
an the strength Of them charge kif. Clay WIN
deser,ion of the ground taken by him In MS
first lelier He is the cousisent- opponent o.
the Annexation scheme.-[Springfeld Rep.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31
JOB PRINTING.
The Skies are Bright.

The Skies are Fright.
Tune-Sparkling and Bright.
The skies are bright, our (ou,sieps light.
Aud our hearts with joy are beating,
For Harry Clay will gain The day,
See the Locos fas, relrealing.
CHORUS.
Bright as The day, see glory's ray,
Around his pathway streaming.
To Col Polk he'll gire stroke,
His hopes for ever sealing.
Then all arise and win the prize,
On which our hopes are resting,
See Harry Clay, with freedoms ray,
Our liberties investing
Brgh, as the day, &c.
The Ladies all at their country's call,
Have waken'd their harps from slumber,
Their songs they raise in Harry's praise,
While his deeds Of fame they number.
Bright as the day, &c.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31

CouRAeE.--Hope~ awakens courage, while
despondeucy is the last Of all evils: y IS the
abaRdonmem Of good. The giving up OF the bat
lie Of ife with dead uolhinsness. He VINO can
implam courage in the human soul is The best
physician Von Keabei
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31

The public are cautioned against $3.50 pie
ces, counterfeit gold coin. Also s. aud $40,
which have become very plenty The $500
pieces are made oui of white metal. probably
silver aud galvanized; well executed aud calcp-
lated 10 deceive
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31

|, is said that there is dog at Flushing. N.
Y, who has prediction for raj catching. he
bulIers The end of his tail aud hrusts j inIo the
holes Of such vermn. aud catches them when
they make their appearance 10 nbhle at his ap-
pendage Ii is most remarkable dog, indeed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31
Printing offices.

When Dr. Frankln's mo,her-in.l law frs, dis
covered that the young man shad hankering
for her daughter, that good old lady said she
did moi know so well abom giving her daughter
10 Prinier--here were already ttoo printing
offices IN The United States, and SHE was not
crnsin the country would support them. II
was plain young Franklin would depend for
The support Of his family on The profits of a
third, and ihis was rather doubtful chances
II such an objection was urged TO would be-
sdn-n-law. when there were but two printing
Offices in The United States, how can a printer
hope 10 ge. wife. now, when The last census
shows The number 10 be 1857.
g You may talk Of The bonds Of aareciop The
lies Of friendship, and all thai" say. Eran,z
Shut ! know Of no stronger attachment ihar
that which sheriff en,erans for plor deb,o,
uho can't fork over"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
sCHOCH & spERENG.

-FRNs-Two dollars per annun in advance--Two dollars
quarter half yearly-and if paid before the end
YEAR Two dollars and half Those who receive their
hv carrier stage drivers employed by the poprie
,rS viii be charged 81 10 cts. per year. extra. -
naners discontinued until all aIrearages paid except
a. the option Of the Editors
advertisements exceeding square tsixeen linesl
no inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
w. erery subsequent insertion larger in proportion
~ nnoyaI discount will be made 10 yearly advertisers
An letters addressed the Editors must be post paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-10-31

Have you seen Clay's third letter on Texas
No. Does il differ from his other letters !
Oh. yes. He says he "wouId be glad tt
,a." Texas anne xed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
WHOLE NO. 96i.
REMOVAL OF TIE
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

l7ro4e y ftiion-sfrcet IL IS7 Eroafr0y.
The subscriber. have removed their establishment 10 ~
Broaivay. doors below the FrsnSn tse and ne ao''
prepared ith full and varied assocr: OF C'o;s Cast
ine-cs and Vs,rgs which ,hey would the siirIcn
Of ae OIL customers and the public. IN removing % more
central location ,; Increased tac,es fE dons business
We shall be enabled oTer l greater inducements, 10 TIRE
cash paine shal nlSay, s. 5S s-aens 70
tie Cash and Ore Price ys'esl retain lie cicrce 81:
cas;omec. Having erplsy the cst e1e7.crcs crt
;es aud employing bat the 5,s, oF cel and haynS
tire .shoc bf,He. Gnser Immediate superyson We
can ,er caa7nee that ou- garments MI cosa2sfe ~ 'ts'e
and cegancs those Of any h1se 70 the Uni s;=t' In
aiiica u our srire- sac We have 7ad iu' a
rc.-.smen:af every article usually kegt irs 2elten1ns
outrtIg ,7-se where Customer .l'ags lc7ea oa
ira s;, j. a EOOTE ( co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
n~5- rbc i,v,s:blc VIZ "a closely rcse

~ The Invisible Wig 20 closely resembles the
zeal head o., hair TINT Sccpc> and counos-eur have pr"nornc-
ed the most perfect and extraordinary invention o the day
The great advantage af this novel and unique wig tS be
in. made without sewing weaving which ciss II; npehi-
nnce Closely resemble the nntur hur both N I,nei
und general appearance, eiy deec4 It's texture being
beautiful, porous and 50 free that IN all Of rer'pr
lion cynpnraton Is uni.pcdcd nId the great evils OF other
Wigs entirely avoided The sceatc md connoeur nTe alike
invited inspect this novel and beautiful We and the pc
cuar method filn; the head. al the nUnuacu!er, ~
C. BARRY ll6 Broadway. OF LberiysEeet up stars
NJ Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

X DR.. Felix Go;irnu;i's Italian Mcd:-
Gated SoaD.-iuJ cuuu- tseckes, pape. crlptclS;
bcichcs scurvy. m5Epew neat spots n'ss-io bite anH
Irritation rOurhG. -uluSve ana inIkneSs nf the
KIN This soap oi the rcmakGale u recent ciemi
ca discoveries. lis eIuent md heuGs qualities are spoken
oin all diracuus and every who ecunmci IT, tHe
cnkc % cents Il. answer ali ordinary purposes
and Il had genuine only Gt ~ .|alhcIstfce one dnJi
tom the corner n: Broadway Agenis2 Milk street o,ton
Is fChcsnutstrcc Phndepha Cray. Poughkccpse lousey
Rochester, ayer ely.N .Nayea; Dye!, P!Oyslce Carleton
in,vrII, null 1r,op N.,yafL ~ Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

ACCIDENT ca THE L.EE.-0n "Wednesday
night last, the Schooner aurora Bofca!is
struck ny sqnal. about ten miles from this
port and capsized, a1d two men d'ownci-one
a son of Danie Hall, OF Serbia, aged i9 years,
the name of the other we have not hHer.,. The
YES: e was not much injured. [Oswego Pal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

II The parties who carried off the chest be-
lononp to the Bank of Nova Scotia agency nave
been discovered, and are now in custody. lhey
have made full confession, and have gwen up
the money, with the exception of the sum OF ten
pounds, which they had expended previously 10
their apprehension.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

b A little son Of the widow HGntress OF Port
land Ne. aged about ) years, was drowned on
Monday last by falling into well which had
been carelessly left open
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

u The income established in England under
the Peel ministry yields f5 $50, ,SO7, which shows
that the whole OF the incomes of fl50 and up
wards, the limit of the tax, amount to something
more than the f2O0,O00,O00 $3.50 O,0OO,oool per
annum.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
nrs- Heanh. Qu.et. and Con. fort.-The Cr

House . Darclhyscct, Newi"f. QI1'efs nd'aIiss 20
rnn,s stn,prs flrs days weeks the city, such
rirny offered Il e!gihy es clean and any eai.
erv near he business a - tic -iy: tic imneiae
,rinfv of the PRINCIPAL iclI5a' HES IL apartments ne
cryeicn, and ueil. wie table sCppe with the hest
Ver.,ais and Tn tlai be- procured excluding entirely
Animal Food ,tluu.@ri' OF el kinds cafges mocTae.
and every effort made reader hoare, comfortable. shower
Path. ire., Remember - larr;y street. V25u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

AMEEIcNx INSTITUTE. New York, May :. lsA
machine tina. vii! continue I. .movemeno. invented o. tol
s Boon has been shown at the institute, ard nj ms Request
will be referred the appropriate committee oT critical exam
The undersigned do not hesitate 10 say that u very
ingenious oil machinery constructed upon p;ici-
pies coniormuhe science thai !, free om any at'elpt n;
deception and well worth the examination OF scent &c ma
practical ADDNlRAAl GH ANDlEk,
T.. 2. WAkEN.iN
mIO II. NElCS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
' Mans inhumanlty to man
Make. countless thousands mourn.

GROUND AND DAIaY SALT.-ln the last annual
r.r>ort If the Superintendent of the Onondaga
Salt springs, particular mention is made Of the
new works in Syracuse established by siessrs
Ives, SPENCE and Knowion, for the manulac-
tnre Of Salt, at which steam is employed with
great advantage 10 aid in the process oi cvapora-
ton, and ensure pure article by complete scpa-
ration of all impurities. Those works have been
in operation during only part OF the last year. but
The success OF The new method is such as 20 have
already demonstrated its perfect efficiency IN pro
ducng salt entirely pure from all foreign mat
ter. and when ground admirably adapted TO the
use O, the DAIRY and the table. 1t is put up for
market in bags of 25 lbs. each. A specimen oI
this Salt has been sent US, and VIC must say that
no,hing csn, in any way, exceed ii IN beau'y pa,
r!ty, and adaptation to The uses for which 1t is
prepared. S.vsee s. Benedict are the sole agents
of the manufacturers in Albany. Albany Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

QJ- A WILD CAT, measuring feet in from
the tip OF his TO his tail, was kled last WIZ
ter in the ncighhosing toxin of Chichester. The
animal kl,eu nc or six sheep belonging 10 Mr.
Sanborn; .lr 5. followed The tracks. (lhere beng
snow on the g.oun1) and soon overtook his cat
ship and put an end 10 his depredanons upon the
sheep lods by shooting a ball through his neck.
l'hc skin OF The animal was presented to US by
CAPT Coolidge OF Cooidgc's Coffee House, Lon
DOM and is now hanging in our coGniing-Toon,
for the examination OF those who wish 10 LOOK
upon the mortal remains OF the last wild cat kill
ed in Nlerrimac County. Portland Me- paper
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

rS- Hardware, Cutlery. 6;c.-LE'VlS BENE-
DICT 60. respectfully aiar ;ier friends and the cubic
generally that they have removed ts ely. AID have taken
the Store 81 Pears,rsei. o2pos, tic Pea'eei House.
where they opening large aad wsilseectcd assoFt
Of Goods, bCth Foreign Domestic. 10 which iieT
would Gail the q: wishing purchase asj u
~ Ha:sn: Eo,.r DoI:a-..-yve invite The a,:er-
Gentlemen 4 caut:l Ia; offering ut
the above 9rce W=har auctarei ;hem meet e de-
u'and Of numerous cls, ot@ community. who not dis
posed purchase the best 5rc require bat strictly
fashionable tasty. Our Touf Dollar Haas prepared II
tie style aud fnsa. IN large measure The
cs-entni properties Of our finest quality. WARNOCKS
ms rti tFhlonan!c EIs;ter'. 0l Broad way
IG- Col, Doon's sclf-i!ov;pG Machine, or
Perpetual Notion. wii De czsioied % the pubic for
flw dzy. ct nrn1aHy Hal! oEHlec RooG from A VI.
III. 10 l.. 81. AGm.,:lEce . ceEt..
We, the rndc;, .ncd hnvin. exam7si Col s Eooas nse
nieus Nacce ?f ut1c ncciC "a on UT exp az and
contraction OF hid opsF. ed u2ol q odnay OF ct
nI0hpaerc tep lltI5e ;se tre pcws! beng ~ ~ Prsc
tcaly dera:y cJas;ruc;ed nlcaIe::. Jex b. e p!ac-
ncc5 g 81 TIE poTe 10 use q purposes; we cyn' der rs be
tSts- .e>: :.e o Ceceg ua HaG cnee::y recommend
t- machine inc o TIC c2i.oGs and ic public seae.-
ailr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

FlxR-A small stable on Milton street, Owned
by Mrs. d. Putnam, and occupied by Warren
Spencer, was set on fire and consumed yesterday
afternoon at half past three O'Clock, Two wooden
houses on the rig ght and left of the stable, and
two opposite we're partially destroyed,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

completely and permanently eradicate periluou' human nan
from females upper lips tie hsr conceahng sroad ana ee-
vate forehead stubborn beard OF nia or any AG o
WnlSor street, one door from Broadway.
81 per bottle: directions French and Ensii'1 It,. ia.
ven Brown 70 ChcsnLt street Phiatc2hia jordan " a
s., E-;on Gray. PouShksepsc; Green Worcester ChEe
Tan Lowell C. ye- IL. Providence: Matitswson Aof'vca'
Tonssr Rochester Ny; GUd, fsnSOr: " hiie, Caias
Gun be seen and tested before buytn., Ptocf positive M ana
nnIn w.! -L!le
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

E- To Temperance Friends-The friends OF
temperance are reminded ,ha, hea quiet and comfort
found a, usual At e3 B.rclays This establishment having
been rcied and put complete o'te: all strangers and friends
visiting our city for stay who would Ike TO cst the
superiority OF well chosen vegetable diet respectfully
y;ed 10 call ElI Inn ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

NAvAL.-Thc fast sailing brig Smyrna, Capt.
Gorham, arrived at this poft Yesterday afternoon
having sailed from RIO JaneiFo March -. NO
thing of consequence had transg'rcd since pre-
yious advices. The U. S. ship Columbus Com.
Turner and slcop of war John Adams Conover'
moro j., mart. the latter 10 sail for the U. States in
=. fcw dsys. The crews both ships were repor-
ted all well. ooston Trans
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
- NANCE az tI,e Neu-YorIs and Hnr!cm

E5- Office Of the New-forll and Harlem
Railrond ComPany.-Notce i hereby given, That az
Annual ELECTION for Thirteen Directors Oi the New ON ana
Harlem Company. g - held their office No.
Tryon Row TueSiny the 2l day oi MAJ acxt between
the holrs ofI2 noon. and O'Clock 7. VI.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th to the I'd o
Nav both days inclusive By order OF the Board
aSjtSial. ". :. CigMAN, Secy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

Fox NAuvoo.-Sixty Mormons, several OF them
from the neighboring State OF Ncw-dampshiFc'
took their departure Tuesday afternoon, from his
city, in the train for Albany, where they are 10 10
be ioined by others OF the brethren making IN
all l2O, and proceed TO Nauvoo' the paradise oi
cairtS lDosloii ON>'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

s>Lots IN williamsburg for Saie-SiN eligible
BUILDING LOTS Jf eJtrl caei 81 I've in ti''pd'i,
ftc tlst tc South Fey. surrounded % n.S and s9od
buildings. They w le sold cilca - coie partnership Np
pr J. fiSi . Nn.ssf New OK or ~ the eysnigs
t;Iice IA Cts.-;S. I-o Cts. for 1e Copies.
Can there be Il Ghnrch without Bishop.
Csltrorery between Rev l: Wainwright zrd Pott. et'w-
irs of the ne!el1 o' tie toFuiei thai iAsfe
clnnf he = Church wtaUut bHso2
Tie above Controversy Qrlre ~ n.a trnpii!-l -HN
iunco ,!iA oFutct tct SIZE II Tie ;9.'e S.te
DlsTTRNEfI. PUBLISHER .Np DEALER IN
- 5AtS E,rve!, .iuiccs. Statistical NoiS, -. -'1
~. lru5iW IS. New lrfA. -,-,----, -.-,.,.,,
To- iISI re ~, "a GUIDE through le Northern snd tSisin
Staes ana Canaia. wash Maps and Illustrations ~
THE PROOF OF TIE PUDDING. Sc.-INnI.t RIB
BfE HDSF-9ciO 'cct cox on hand. e2i. 80 summer
salpCcc t,oa -, - It. :Jt one -ch Q q rcn g. u
Ct. ps. to ior ur eAes ve fac = arc --a
experienced the nuuilc;e ot tie Art Gle cHnoS ~ t2 G7
m TN: llc-t .sey - s1is;4etoG VI al TIE
nda rubber Hoe trG he'd ll ear yrr inan4cije We
tie onlg ose which cont nCec - rve a-ton wht most 4
n: all C;es utterly condemned - We 2fel.,;es! ~!
our hsc made last e: well r. n ye' 50 n .nac 9
s.ee. fuotcr. " abandon TIE GUsroIs 'oiH 'Tncn
9nr ervc 10 EisAe cofaefs wa wear o c1i:sl; eaAae
baore ;c hose otherwise Tuca wUrH For sas oEy ct -
HORACE; II. DAY.
rl3 In Successor 20 R0Sau.y india kEo.ei 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. IsJ N!iSS " STREET.
All kinds ci Job FrintIu-. such
PANFnLErS MAMMOTH SHOW bills
CATALoGI'Es LECTURE Bills.
CuEck- CARDS CONCERT 5lL.s. PLAIN cGd
INSURANCE. P0uCIEs. falcy.
BiLLs or tlADISG. PoLiriCAL EiLs.
CIScUL>8s CIRCULARS. tIraltl &c:
Promptly u:e TIE Office Of The Tribune No. iso Nassau
s;.eet-oppcslic re f'aIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

CPgINGs AND SPRING STELLA full assortment
- mnde from the c>t L 4 iron, for s-..e by
nps, 3'g BLEECkER X SOOIHOuT. Clifi. cor John II
yNEAS-31 hal. chests Young Hy.on Canton pncket FOX
l. sale BY GR!ANELL, MINTUkN x co.
d7 II 5 Sotltl-s:ree,.
IfUSC0yADo SpGAR-92 hAds or bead b4Iqae General
MIC GkINNELL. MINTURN & CO. IS soGtas;.
NTADDER-Is casks gr,ne Qulb-p, lJr sale BY
Ifl ul5 GRINNELL- SiNTGRN & CO., IS South 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
STRAW GOOnS,

i assortment OF ladies and Misses Bonnets. INCLUDING
sve,y valely o; straw, Tuscan, CHIP Whaislone, '!oena
Neapotan. Aso, Cents and Boys Palm iea Leshor
Manila and Panama Hats glazed and cloth Caps
BOOTH < LINES, 1G3 4!aideh Lane. lst floor,
ups 2ueod' One door above Psah II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

~ The BOOKS OF Subscription to the Capita!
Stock of the New Enc Railroad Co. open q,
the Office the Company No. u Wastfeet between the
hours Of 10 anu ). WM NJ GOULD. sec7etaEy.
New-Yorh April e.,h iSH a:6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Successor 20 Rox5u.y linda kuose' 60
LADIES
LOOK OFT FOR SATt-RDt tY

!. Uh UI 7 TUK NNII TtV Vt.
';'HiT henS lean. day. every Indy wiid We. 20 ona
men: e- ilIlJr & NPgo> for zach ~ her
G-a,e< N:.ca oniy useit lut crnl7.'is! t.ren
tr-s-fsr GREATEST CRATE hptls. w:icn Ts
o.gAr cf.!y respect Ju The Gcc, lnd that : Lite LssS
Eeed aua.tet, ior
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

i9I G.caivay.
Gl02t opposite John =.
HOSE F0R THE CROToN WATER-Thc .a5s-,bcr
selling .cdsced p-cc RsuP'tiGr article u i1dt
iiCu5cr Hoe lined urs covered ~ sect Rubber ai wa
rna: - wear longer an an ether Hose market. Il pu,
together % different manner, and beng covered does not
rot Couplings attached - .;..aG, ckIrsr.
For sale :, IA Maiden Lac. and > Broad,vay by
MIC In {. l.. ROSS.
rE'o COAL DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS =
Tie >ubscri ier beng agent ,br ot ta -Ese-t CSa
Companies N po;t-ye and vhladelpin p;spa'ct 20 con
,-c. to the best ,fteach UT,l- cal ot sl by the
CARO- delivered NJ Potsylc Phllieiyia Ncrl ofk e.e
where az the Iwet pr-es GC, f0a I've arl CT VS.
sci by !ae ton Once No II .lohn->i7c0;.
- Nc.:tu.ks ;oT saio mylOlvsI j. 3. MERRITT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

I'EAS.-aO chests Souchong 10 hufcEe.t; %.
i 10 ha!fcless Ming YonI Solchoas.
- Gn Cayer SoEcUeng.
80 Chests fine Nohee Powcaonz.
~ fancy boxes fine Noles Svuchong.
leu cbcsis Nysun
~ ilncy tgIes HysGr, ics.
10 cbe,ts YCAg tIyson.
20 E.ii chess do.
80 cErs Eiys0u SKIN.
- a;.t cltsts superior GCapnTtsr
- do 10 Imperial.
Al couLiry packed and @: 'rl,"1.t0n
For sic By GRINNEL!.. :l!NTl-RE = CO
cG 15 SGuin s:reft.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

=. VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AND a,1T
TO FAkH&. SO sh-hn-, Long .'.sgd.-fI hoSyI
sold ~ pub Ic A..ripr. 81 " n,s!ay. June -sS
Il = O'Clock. 10 tie i.osraaCts lNcnhase ANTHONY J.
HLfJh..R s. tU. aGl;Ioueer. 80 order .! The Erecu
ta ui soDcf; Cater dec i, Tie Farm aGis. at Flush
ing L. htey occupied hy u. carter, deceased. and formerly
n |'ep - ,%e. ESQ. known u tic LINDEN HILL FARM.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

DIAPER HANGISGS.-E II. Trpp. l57 Division street,
laext door 10 the Willow Tree has received r-hsup
ply Paper Hnngn. Eofcer Fire Board Patterns. ot
approx Ell STYLES, which Wi; be sold ow ay
place the city, Those who are P!e.se'! To nvor hi w'h
custom, pend ft!. deal hEG prompt
y B.-koanis pcpeed Oycompe:ea; .o't
line,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

he .l,cr Lc-, ly1 uJ;,-; yey examined Col. s Coon,
recent invention Producing perpetual nocGa, concnr the
man leis cNpres-ei the csr; cai az IL
They also sly That they can IcsCu WHY is move
may While tie atcs9aefes susceptible 20
3 change ui temperature.
.icw- iork Nus. .IDra Il. ~:
Ransom Cook, Slrlt-,En Sprng:.
Beniamn = Nalco,t, YgThy.Ie.
William T. Nalcott, 60.
Benjamin Marshall, do.
Charles u. Walcott. DO.
Ira retbone, do.
Geerse Peacock, Troy
Amn RoynAor TrOy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

IT, 9Tnr,:n r. THOMPSON. Architect and Builder,
Office No II all i!ei : prepared 10 fITHsh PIas ana SIe!-
intend the Erection oi Buildings. Residence No9 Eleventh
rect; doors east OF yOwcy. where lie may Sc san n the
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