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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

(IPIt is estimated that about 2 ,o0C
persons IN this State are preparing &c
emigrate to Oregon next Spring.-St
Louis Gazette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

tDDlt is said that the new Minister
IN this country from Great Bailaia,
whose arrival is daily looked for, will
be specially empowered to enter into
negotiation here on the general sub
ject Of the Northwestern boundary
between the territories of the two
countries.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

GOVERNOR OF MAssAcHUsETTs.-
George n. Briggs was probably elect
ed Governor Of Massachusetts, on
Tuesday. lie was on Monday select
ed as the candidate by the House.
Yote-Brigss, 49, Morton, laG.-
Times.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-05

ypNIl a. ",i, y" Of oar wonderful bodies, con, tamil,
require am allcrnnliyc ar rc9rurlu,ug influence u
| grrllr and retain healthy existence. AR lra aud
some other elements are itOu-h to this rCQui,ou. 'uu
lu TINE prove sufficient to the requirements ct the
system. bu when tom imiruIcnce aud NIulltiul If
| the laws D Ihr animal CCuhUWN, morbid huuOr> arise.
"rli uud Nu'm "r juices ARE collected the system
pNltN assist UtC ruu sumo other source, or II sinks IN
disease, decay, und death i.uS wonderful aud suulury
At li, SCORED. urr thr ell, ri, ot appropriate uicrua.
tive medicine taken IN scJ.ou; Ihou-nUt, nave been
,lj" tuu urIll, and million, from stlrriu", iurscr,-
htnr, .l a m RESTORED ~ hcg.lI by The TIMELY use az
PNEil TOMATO PILLS, which ave c,iHCiol.
d potent, ~ ontu.Ig the stomach and hUWri>, pur-
fling the blood, uuI lcucylIg the gIIutulr slsicm 10y
altering DO" secretion, ~ She Nrr, and uthcr gllud,, ana
carving ui the mot Dts. iurc. and huuUr> that the
south they have acquired the lam, Of" Frypr hlrrn be-,
rtsr tnr> EyarHhi, prevent or break mp bilious, rgnil
ioni, yellow nicrIuitlcni aud luue t'rrs.
i've \tmN extensive use, hnvC prUytn them the best
t''nEiN sure WH safe remedy tor nh the humorous
chronic discusses where the ,sirH require, something
l' VII operate on The GIooi, Liver aud ynuus So,
tenn, ui vessels, giving them health, action. M the
'm' r>itl the morbid amt poisonous juice, aud hGn"s,
which u sep rate. r'u them.
IN This Gins, W Diseases. rrr Rhcrml,m. Dyspepsia.
Dup,N Liver tunpliiuts Billion, stomach, S'ruurH.
Grwcl. Worms, lunor, aul eruption, If the skin Of
various 'uts. permanent wrihuc., about the oiuS uui
lmNS, Kings LNI, constitutional or hereditary l-chic.
utss Of the whole or part u' the system. Nc.
Ih"u-'ni- NJ Gaze. ct the above diseases have been
urrdhy The Tomato PMS. and thou>tl~ at death, would
cave Nrcn prr'cr'" hud these fIlN hvru used Instead
nj ~uur irresponsible hWrul qWck pin, remedy, g
which the cuuur, il foodcI. There i, 10 MYSTERY or
C.i rnilut.-,u about il., un,y,rsll remedy.
ih'y are prepared oi valuable NC.c'ullc remedies.
which ure SHOWN ~ %" both i. and crrtuH and
l.eI yer, extensively ny physris in their private pruc-
lice hrcnus", huuit> have ~1I, they urr the
c'n't. c!ciunl and ar medicine "" have ever used
hruLpyr ill, tor >ur hy agents in MI country
towns AGENTS ARE cautioned not to bay ui pcGlrrs.-
"Onr wuld tu the $50 j. sui,rtit"
g. Il Phelps, NJ - Proprietor. Hartford. Conn, with
uu' Wl">r -ngture none ARE Gemiur
Far safe bN = !. Alien, Woot.tn'i HAYDEN Hutch
rsur, t'i OH thnuhrrlin pOmrr'; Justin T. B'uUh-
ilurt0urs Harris Morrill, Siranorl; r. pvgat y Co
N.fsIrci Theodore 'uoh. Corinih BAXTER u. Newton.
\mvi,h Lewis Mcutt, lafiIaGd j. W. Hubbard,
Windsor g3l-jWrp.
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
TOR THE REMOVAL A y PERMANENT
CtREOr ALL DISEASES ARISING FpO,,
AN IMPURE STATE OFTnE RLOOD, or
RABBIT OF THE SYSTEM.

HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
IF we read the hi,ror, If ,Ii.nri,r, 49,.
'r.t I,,.. c,t .,r., U.s. W. N'r Hs'om'hcd
Ir., Ia, ,l 49,, ;, T. ", ''' >' more a'iuui'uud
c,.,,' ,f, , ',' '' ir'''' ''' "'r''os have q
,,r,i,n il. LIn,L wir -, r,.,,- IT, N.,u prepare ava
Ii..,.. "a IA ,,,,,, A., I 49,, H. ''"u 4" Ut .,M NJ
u ' % nue. W I'N IH,"'UtuH. II is the
, rl',no ,,,r,io,, rco'. r"' FI..a lInt II,
,I, me- y, ,., ~ ,I ~ ~ Disease, and
' Ll,i n ,i I ' .''' ,'t ''l'tI hhd thorough
MON I, ,r,t, ~, rh i,,,I t'' HN'u'l rhlrc,
r",d,, ,,,, HAM,. ,n,. ~ ,l' ''"Uzi4 mud WAici
| rfrJ ,.,l! o,. - i,' '"',i'i, hOe, Ni1mtui,
"i'.,.i ,,,., ,1 ' ,'"'' =" >,'>h'HI!i II iuc iOdN
Lr ,, ,n,,,,,, r',,ir H. 'S,"'' H'' hts' must
,,. an ,I InJ r, ' ','N'> o 'i'ta>r cNisi-
,,rI,J r. w b., ,i ,i IT,. w i.r'",", ~ lrel can
i. ~ ''I' '.'I '"r l"N''H! Acn.l rcstor.
Gr iii rro.un IL, .r,ni,r, ,, .lC "'t"tsrt ana
l,, ~. e, a. M ~, ~ r , '"''N'' ana W ernriirc
,,.,,s !, f.. rYr.ilc "'"'' " Tue 'tcreirg
''9 g'', :, ~ ,, IT,, ,',.,''" ,ii.'."."'
,i 'n,r,,h ~, cc'>t Is presented and the
.' ,r ,, H. , ''' !t'"sa Comment on
'''" '''''''' - "''"'''''!'
Mrss,e , ,,VW iu,S' Jny - l9il
tf,a IN ,or Ia .t,,,. tI f. wv .."' ct" h'ltI JUS
, A., ''' '''W '"G ''t, III 'r'lrHCc lothc
1',.rrr,, T. c, NJ, ,, ~, vac '"'c OF IN Obstinate
r.Il ' .i ~" ','i w." ,.,
r "i, ,, t 'I,.,IS Wv ""iHr ana skill
-, ,,n ,, i w Wv" VIZ '''' MI" counsel u one
IONS, h',I, ,,Lo,y ,i 80 ~, -r"l'' Nlh"n the
Ing rrrr, were r,soed to Ter 6y" ', ,''a" =" n,
M, lrr,t w.. burned Ni, ',' m,' Mt',s ID succession
ric add n ,I, WI" +" Nt'h s"IU'oh Ct nj.
il held over nm ,br ,i,, WE >" I"isr 'ha
b. i,t,,r,, ,,',,,,,,,I t" ','"" me p"'W lrohcd
a,y,,p.,,r ,,'rir ,n,t , h,u s"'I lNr '.tasc
r,,t rt,ni h ,, i,., ,,' 'u' ~ "l' ~" 10" get
Yonif lrG,,r ] nn I,r"u%u' the result
rprn md NM, hone, ,yuTuirJ hn, 'nt u't, nld
what bnl bern done md GrI,nc ~" 'u'I .,'U
v,.., ..r5,,.t ,,- .,r,I 80. : N"' INVWR Rtl'hs
r,.r r,'rl, bnpc,s VI '''"''f'' considered ~!
seeing verfou, tc,rirlon,ar. orl
,r. ,,-,,I = : 'I 'S'"h''eS 81 cure b!
own cn.clreItn r., \ G,, Io,,, s''ar 10 my
M, J,..,.,, nr lri , '.,- uyP fIu'd chlmcie' {"
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily 0. follows;
Lrayr iiosron at l.2, NJ, and arriyear Concor,
the same evening,
Leave CuucUdal3 l-2, p. ard arrive at Boston a
7 - thr next morning.
Freight, Frsr Cns. SIS Second Glass. so-O.
Freight should hr delivered at concord, Rnsion nm.
other depot, nm hour ul le1, before leaving t. insure de
livery lay the FIRST succeeding Train.
All Passengers hHggngc should bee marked and v,,r,
valued al more Than $50, notice should he given and e,
trn charges pnd or TO claim iUg dunge ar loss hcvnu,
such sum viii he allowed. N.G. IPiANI Sr,,'t
Nov, l,l-ll, a2,.ir
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COUGHS. COLDS, AsTllNA,A AND CONSUMr-
Tjny

THE Great mud only remedy for Colds Coughs, Asih-
! ma, aud CnIsunpilun. j. the Hungarian BHsnm ri
Life discovered hN ihe celebrated Or ii,chln Ol Lonsun
England and introduced into 'hc United states un Ter the
immediate >uperiutei denrc of the inventor.
The extraordinary surCt-ss Of this medicine. In the
cure Of Pulmonary diseases. warrants the American 4
gent in soliciting fr treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
GASES that can hc found thr community rHses Inst
seek relief IN vain rnuiHny hccnnmon remedies NJ the
dy aud have teen given mp b, THE most distinguished
Phy sciais NJ cnnllrmri and ncurablc The lnggriHn
iIasdni hts cured and will the most desperate Oi
cases. II is NJ qnqrk nostrum. bur standard English
medicine Of knnwn aud established tiirar,
liver, family IN the United siHeS should he supplied
with HnChan Hungarian inl,nm ~ Lie. not nnli Ia
cnuneTact the consumpiive Tendencies nf The climate,
hut Ia hp used nve Hlriirnc To- tll At colds,
coughs splitting III oo Pair IN the side sud chest rri-
tHiiOn and soreness nf ilr Lungs Brnnrhi. Officially
Of RreIhirs. Hectic Fever. Night SWrsS. En- ici1ii'
and General Debility, Asthma, nhuenLi, Hopping c0nsh
| and Crnnp
II Sold In large bottles Mt 81 per bottle, with full d.
rPrnns for the restoration at iienlih
Pnmpilrts. containing mass oi English md American
certificates nnd other evidence. -hnvirg the ureqnrlIr
MERITS of hi, Great English Remedy may he Obtain,
| Of ihr Agents grntniiou>ly
DAVID P. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
! II9 Court street. Businn.
! Ag.pt -Wnnd.inrk. :. I. ALLEN; Montpelier CIarb
Collins; l,urlinRton. Peck Spear; bellows Falls.
Harris; Ruand Daniels and Belt Braiteboro', button
! a. Clarke; Keen, N. II. John BiIby aSe-ly
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NUMBER 235.
CONCORD RAIL ROAD
g F 3;;t5 !; !':; :'E:s' st. .l.
Fare reduced TO $500 from Concord 10 Boston
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN and ailer November 1T, Passenger Trans will
~ run daily, tSunuy, eNccptcd) in connection irh m
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad A
follows;
Leave Eoston mt A. NJ. II A. NJ, and 5P.M
Leave Concord at 4 81 A. NJ, leo A. NJ, and 3 p NJ
Trains from intermediate places will run as follows viz
IrIRAlNs.
Leave lnwell M s;lO AM, 1873 p. NJ, and e. lOPM
Nashua nj ssh \, NJ, l2:45 p, NJ, and G:5O r. A.
Manchester 9:;5 A. VI, l:3O r. NJ, aud 1875 pm.
Or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester l-2 4. NJ, 1915 r. VI. aud PM
Nashua al ~ a. H., l:l5 2. VI. and r. H.
Lowell nj I:I5 \. NJ, =, NJ and : =. NJ,
or Immediately the arrival Oi the cars rom Concord
The second train from Concord arrive, II Boston in son
SOU for Passengers In take the Ocluck IRAN t. New Yor
The r0ud connects with the Boston aud Maine Rril
road, So that Passengers may pass hcrwiN Concord liza
Nrrhill, Exeter, Dover und Portland either wa, daI,
HfAGEN Immediately On the arrival uflhr first Train al
'oncnrd ~yrhy vnrious routes nr Iluphurun Nrwrort
Cmremoni and udsOr; tor Lebanon AID iuunyrr,Pi m.
oHh and ii'ycrhiil ruuru aud Orinrl; Meredith lr.r
Centre llurh"r nnd the White Mountains. On the sec
0nd daN from loSton Stages reach RnlHliOU MIelur,
Muntpclcr and Burlington connecting there win the
Steamboat line To Montreal md hy Steamboat and Ni,,r.
tn O-'r>hurgh Ati nC> UisO from Iuyrrb Ia SYu.
Stead connecting there with Sugcs To Montreal MINER.
ous other STAGES connecting with the Concord Raj Road
ran Ia Che principle towns in New illmpslre Vernon,
and the C'luUduS
STAGES daily from Franklin and 0andhornron 10 III.
II O'Clock train, returning uter the arrival ui the second
train from Boston.
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a NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIX. SMITHS CELEBRATED ST.
GAR COATED PILLS.
on IMPROVED
iNOL1N TEGETlBIE Pills.


IL. SMITHS celebrated Sugnr Coated TiIs are EurL
~ superior IN all other medicines ever discovered or
mpuri oi the blood, hcrnusc They not only cns, The
~o"lnrh aud towels uom all bilious l'umors hut Al
promote proper and natural discharge iitm the urgs
Shin and kt uclS Thu hy siuglr operation Of tl.,
wonderful NuguiVc medicine, The nuturul ontltis rT the
system are opened, nrd all morbid and rruti buntr>
the cause od'>ttsr CNrrcdn maj utr ~ tis\ that
the lol, is restored 10 health ~, fh, magic
Dr smiths Sugar Ioricd "r improved IidHn Vrceir.
hlr PiiS. Hd * improve Digestion, cure Headache and
N7hnt'>. Icvcrs, ,.o Un tHnccf, Gravel nirnitinrs
Hhcnhni>h Pain in the head, side, lpck nud stomach
pin1hurr Dtscnlrrt and Cole. palpitatinu ul the
hcir'i Loss u hrpcc aud lowHccs Of Spirits Worms
u ri> Observation-Disclosures and 9th, r comp.n,is
incidents to women, in when the, have the most napry
effects. 49,
For worms the pills are infllihle--mnnv children in
New YORK have been spared Ia their rarcnts BY the time,
IS use ct these mild and cnlcacious Pills,
Thi. is thu nn>i pleasant and eiHracinus MEDICINE IN
the woll and heus tree from the usual taste OF medicine
drrS rot pr"t'nrr nHliSrn or disgust.
Price 2j cents yer Box.
e. BENJAMIN SMITH. VI. n.
President Of the New York College OF Health /, upon ,v.
ert I'nN
For sale hy :. J. ALLEN, Woodstock Vt 234
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COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE

WE the Subscribers hcns appointed by the Hon. the
W Probate court tor the District nf Hartford, Com
issnners. To receive. eNnmine aud adjust n claims ard
demands OF all persons against the estate nj CAL IN
JOHNSON itie uf Norwich. in sal District drccas.
I'd, sa all claims and daunni~ exhibited In Offset there.
90 mud six months from This date .ira allowed ir that
pufnosr h"rrhv give notice that We will attend tn III,
hi-ine-s at our appointment Al Henry H. Waiernan In
said Norwich an the frat Thnrsds, In January ,eyt Al
one O'Clock =. W.. I37-9v
IOFI NORRIS,
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-05
POLITICAL.
From the Roston pn.t.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
IT'S RESULTS,-THE DUTY OF
THE DEMOCRACY.

try, has resulted most arspiCiously, in the
election Of the democratic candidates.
An effort unparalleled IN the history of
parties, has been made to secure the ele-
walton Of Mr. Clay, who was tie represcn-
e latlye oiIhose high toned and extreme doc.
trlnes and measures in government that
have always found and probably always will
lind, asirong and respectable party touphold
them, bu, which. with brief exceptions,
have never obtained majority in The couu.
try, and at no time nave met tie sanction
and approval Of the people.
The same issues, with merely the yaris.
tons incident to the change of clrcum-
Stances, have been decided by the pccple,
in the election Of Mr. Polk ever MIR Clav,
that were involved in the choice Of JeAer-
son over the elder Adams in 1850, ard Of
Jackson over the younger Adams in 1898.
The result has given new aud abiding
proofs ofthe capacity Of this great peopIe
tor sell government, and Of their sound
Judgment and high cUnscieucouSness in
passing upon the men aud measures that
are to shape the administration Of the gem
1870 'n'.."s ~ w. ."n,TS' nave csc
tho r.; w" ,1 ';,'' "',,''' c, "''".u y!
I U ,IJ PD''gs " n,o't '"''! ~ y'"' 'fF-
r"' ,'a" =" Wv 'r'''.' .'.''", '' o''''
LnaI"nn l",Y ''.' '' n "s u ''N"IS
e. ,ho oy" 'n' , ~" 81" ','t 'A,''i '
nnd o n'",. sov'D 'o',' en- - vac &c, i'v'
tho,,ho none,,I ro,i,r rIa,, ',.,,,
ornmen, s so.,.I Co.. MANI, ,"a or, -, .',,.o
and nrobohlv for sor;cs or rdn,;ri.,,o'
lions in tho cnr,so m,rkol cn, Ly InGo,
som and s,o,J;Iy nnrsneJ pndor Iacts,n
and Van Dnrcn
Tho rog,,I, ~ iii, ,loo,;.n;. onta,
r. condcmna,;Nn nr,,o uron,;ron, ,a y" "r
60 .,ronnons,r nrossad b. H." ,L:,. ,'',,,
and n,on ,L;cL ,Lo;. Io.J'..l.,a r
,oI;oJ - ,onsol;d,.o o,1 , ",'r
tho n,,roy con,rol 81 ,Lo aro n WV" ~ ~
soor. ,ra c'.an - v';,,J c',,aa p.,,.
.onnli,,o, a.sn,nn ~, ,CIo c,a,o J,',''
onJ ,ba J;.,, I" y, ,1 ,a o, 49,
",Il;o ,omJa .,i';,':,. ~. r'.1 f,NI w. '"I
~ ,'~ ','" ~ W
~, - ~ 80 '''"' ~ '''~ "'."N""
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FOR, COCGIiG. COLDS. C0NGU MPriO rs
AND D!%EASFS OF I nc IIIkUAI,
Ii .ES AND i'Jytsr.

THE VEGETABLE Ut LhONNEY BhISAMi nm old
I aud wei tried, md almost Hniyrr.uh approved rem.
e,. II H., been rNtr>yry Ned far the list r. ~ "a
yuirs ~ almost every city and tuwu IN New England,
aud also very rNicn.iyrl, NJ the South and west, !; D.,
rgrummruici aud prcscihCt hN MANI uthr ms rrsprc-
table ph' scirn, - sir convenient, Hud very ELLEN
'uus medicine. and urkuOv lodged Us Ihcu-uud1. who
have tor long time used H. and c0uiuur usr aud rec
nuuir TO- t. br The most valuable remedy tnr the above
complaints ever oi!r,c. 10 ihr Nw,Iiruu public
The rruryir~ ui this article cnruut r-uit 10 the Sl L.
II advert Hg vurl often adapted NJ tire rrc.rit d,
the, do wish tu tnctiyr The rruuu. aud suspect.
ug hnt arpct .'l cuulcrcr. the Iris and expert
rnre At Discerning public. There rw ndv duis IN
New England who have rot used this preparation them
,rl,c~, who have not friends VIM have used It. M
mcrou- cert or'v Cum ph, and other. having inr
man, year, hrcn published. II Is deemed unnecessary IT,
add any NJ This time lie sure to get the genuine Ctll
or II h, it, whole nTU- N,ceanp Pulmonary Nulsum,'
and avoid 'Cnr'rr- Pulmonary Bt,au.' ard n.tItinrs
wlr have sprnnc mp in consequence the grnt ccrhri.
Is 4 the true article. Sc that II j. sgucd WIN luun
G nler. frcpUed hy Reed. wing 4 tu'l,r. vholrsa'r
30 gssi< ~ Chatham street. In,on. and snld by drug
Al :. nroihcc1re>, aud country merchants generally.
Price 80 cents. 2TT-tm
~ For sale in Woodstock, bv Dr =. J. ALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01
ARRIVAL oFFANCY GOODS

~ AND BONNETS At TIE u DH'''
sTOpE, NJ l35. alair s.
rn,vT.FR a BOON. hive last received some
,.a,,i6,l LACE LAWNS. Balzannes md olher
e,,,,rnot Goods. for Lad.e, weaf A''o. a laf-e
.,r,Iv Of Florence Brad. Btdseye and fs.etho
pnnnci. n the neuea shays md Al greatly feaaoe'
n,c.. Cal .oon or you Will mss some 81 me
efe,iie. goods Of the season. may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01

EJTS'r P coived ord or eo'o--
p . IN hhds NV cfan = SnaNr.
Inn hhls nov IRON n Niasso-
GRO r TI'1cT r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01
LOOKING GLARS AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT,

M EWIS ECkI1AET, fesDcclluI7v noFms
g his friends and the public that he hiss taken
he shop o. Main Street ntri door 10 Mr. R'hhs
Char Faclary and opposite he Z iio'eI. where
he s prepared 10 iurnlyh in the most elegant style
and A. The Lowest RATES n varieiv nj nrn1menli
FURNITURE PICTURE FRAMES. LOOKING
GLASSES, &c. ALSO. PAINTING aud GLAZING
IN VI ~. varieties me TO order on Short nouce,
rnnr 26 "
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GPNCrPTre { DPF COO
No. I7a. roet s,7r ~ ul,l~' eeoa-'.
gyAS on taol . eene-7' os#ae''""o' al f'r
CRocrRIFe ~ pGNF~'r1f nRH
ccnnS. o.iaeH ~ frs f. ~ aabIc 'o,v - 10y
On hc . ad IN thc Wesfera r.naffe. hee ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01

az AcIuNE 'CARns-T6e suhset.her
~ has in,l received fnIl surrly Of Machine
carl. fram he Factory of John II linsIc'L Bail.
more The flreolv We'll established credit ri ihr'"
Cards over ,nv ofher sold IN The Wesl s, hal III"
Tenlhcr is tnnned expressly Tor the purpose 70
,eIre is slto good 4 good assortment may be-
lspeodel ON Throughout The seo,on sufficient O.
.,,,,,ly any demand. mar ~ SAINT. NlEL.
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"LAsG NANrFAc~rPT-osr CLASS
y WORKS oro no,v i0 ooe-7'''0 'n' ~" -"
.,oa.,oJ. r., IN IN orla,. c,wi&raW CLASS u
III .ize. md u tho besf e77'f,.
.e, 81 SYVNre Y FGprETS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01

--aH
kru 0bcU lu.-
n. " . Nah"ht
rRtI5Lk u tf
s.,-r WHEEllN. :. A
A'.h' Til, N5a, Stars
an entire fresh sieeh OF
.,r-4 AID sfaHIe 'rF '7'I r.
.araie win rfrfa' - -. - o.,
-. saf 81 pr = 80 Tbrir
air r'"s .''.e ID"
sJ S4Hfntfe, French
q ....-sr CLOTHS = r''ars, ..hp
ha ees,irs-sss we" 7''
a4nyei -ahneis. hf''"'N
r. f-es .-.-Tv.lle4 ana
4 s=s >' -. - I'D and fancy
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b-~7f .L'N IN .7a'.nf ~" 7, - - an.l
on. 4lss.s'@ -, 80 A.
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b.. r.. 'sa. 'as't1 md b.il.t -, IN IN
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r. s,. p,88.ae canvas. s1esi,.
Fee PgHae's and Palm Leaf Hats
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roggs0yE5s SHE of Valuable Real
Faas sib. cg of Wheeling.
j Nsh Western Ban II Virginia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-01
/ SHAW LIS.

very large nssortment of shHwls, htkis an'
scars The richest embroidered .hawls ever
brouphtto his country for very low prices.
Alracas. plan. fed, emh d and chaneeable;
very excellent qpalv low ~ e dress pattern,
1'' ron .s1rrpNTNf. XytsAp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15

CT Protection and Free Trade--an eIemen-
tary exposition of the l Question showing rcy and h0u
Protection rewards OF Industry ud conduce. 10
National Prosperity by II. G2gXLgY-isnOw FOR sale at this
Office and close pamphlet 0i 10 The respcc
positions Of Mers CLAY and Polk regard to the Ia
riff Clearly shown. The several objections md cavIs oil
opponent. Protection airly met and disposed Of Prce
Sis thousand COPIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
, y,,c. from I.orislnnn-Eor Clay!
yv,..l,e,.,.s. .Iuly i,h. ISL evening.


Ngw oR1rlSs. july i,h. is'l 'cveninEJ
The Texas hum5pg has exploded the "A!gs
Of Louisiana haze fred :, yol!ey of Pal1hhn s"ot
into the concern, which has completely blown II
an, Of the water Polk, Dallas, ami is1's'
~, auonr the things that hare been while the
banner OF glorious old Harry Of the West looms
=, uroudiv triumphant in tins far oil region OF
Sun and flowers.
On, Elections took place on Monday, Tnssday
and Wednesday, tho list, ID and "a INST me
DIN of The battle is hushed. ard the smoke IL
clearing away, and IN 10" dajS moe VIC si .''
r., ab.,. +. ,n5kn cut IN accurate report OF NE
:. k;liet. wounded and missing" At present, l
,s,, only assure Won that we have elected one
Nm, ff'mropAuxl to Congress by 900 MAJORITY
,,h;,e WE are quite sure OF another, Judge DOR,
pgLos, ) IN the Fourth District, by very GecioeH
Oar Legislative returns axe, Of course, quite
;ncomDle.c az vet, bit the complexion oil SNoh as
hay. come to hand, gives the most gratifying eVl-
dencc OF sound and healthy state OF opinion
among our people. thlnA we have secured 'ne
LEGISLATURE beyond all ctvll. and incline I" the
oD,nion that we shall have naJonty III each
Hose. OF the Convention Cannot speak 50
conf; sniv Is the election oil the members to that
b,dv was not a strictly partly test believe
h,,gever. we shalt have majority.
In the First ard Third Congressional Dis
trcts our friends managed badly, and ran no can
didates. Good men would have succeeded IN
each, and given us clean Wing Delegation N
The next Congress. II is too late NJ" To SPEAK
OF what VIC might have done. ''e have deiooii-
s,rsfed what we Gun do, and rest satisfied We '''4
give the vote of Louisiana to Henry Gay b.
majority CT thousands ofthis there is nc doubt
i, Is as certain as that the sun shines
We have given The first blow. and We look 10
our f lends elsewhere 10 follow up the good worn.
We have defeated tho Teras Party here on thci'
fayoriie ground, The field OF their own choosing
And this, you will bsar in rnind, has been done!n
niidsulnmer, when hundreds OF our Wing voters
are absent: when we went ipto battle without
organization, and almost without hope. ii We
can drnb Loco. Foco,sm without 4 serious edoIt
in Inly, what, think you, WI! be its fate when we
concentrate our energies upon II next November
There will not he enough LETT for seed
Yours. IN the bonds o; Wh;seTy, MOHAWK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-15
THE TRIBUNE
MONDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1874.

CcS- In Democratic Wing General Com
nittee, July l4.-Resoiped. That The i'eiIoftl.dc
Wing Electors Of tho City and County O. New fok, IL re-
Quee assemble in their respective Yards on Money
Evening the lJh instant ocock for the purpose c ch'>
ing We persons represent them County Conventqn 70
select thirteen Delegates to the CITY and County 70 te sh
R,sotrsd That the sad County Convcton be requested %
meet on Monday Evening the 9Th Instant. ito o'clock. ut the
Broadway Hnt>e. -,
The following designated as The PAGES OF iheeHg 'oI INC
several Wayd.:
is, Ward Thre,fs.rS Crord-s,rcet Hotel.
81 - Jones' Second Wnri SOcl.
p ' North River Coffee llouse.
s.l -hasps1re Hotel.
sth 90 Marion House.
9Th 80 National Hal.
9Th :" Al such place as Wand COMMITTEE CesI-naS
S;h :" Howard House.
9Th Kentucky Hall.
10.h - AT such place H. Wa!d Committee designate
ilti, ianhattan Hall,
1ltii At such pi1ce as Ward COMMITTEE dtslgaate
18th '' No Sheriff street
JsLl g Broadway Honse.
18th Col.t,.uton rGli.
10Th 7ti Avenue sgd t3lhsTee
lib Henry Glhy Iioue. -.
= .I'f II. Ho r. thin HIws. Sec'etaries jyill