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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

AT meeting Of the Club at the Meadows, on the
2ls, inst it was unanimously resolved, that Messrs
JOS X. irving r. II. Tnler and VIM L. Goggin
EsqIs be respectfully invited to address the people
the Meadows. on the second Saturday in October
JAMES FRANKLIN,
JOSIAH X. McCABE, { secretaries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

forc'gners-Ihe Wings are said 10 be opposod IN
ofesneIs-ahd as one evidence ofths it is altered ,ha,
s ,aeg I"efcm Societies. got up the North, con.
sis's pfncpaiy OF Wings. How irne Ibis is NAV b..
inferred from The fact that the Native Americans 81 tho
CITY and counly Of Philadelphia have made the Glnunu
nominations Tor Congress Is, ds,fic, Levin IWbr
I'd Ashmead (Laco Sd, Campbell (Loco an shass, =
ep, Geo. One Wing and three Locos lflhe WHY'S
~ ce,,a;o ay Of the Native American party LEY
iae' is otherwise, as these nominations show D' ''e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
WIG CONVENTION IN BEDFORT

There will be Mass Wing Convention at Liberty;
or the 10th and l7lh of October, for which OCCASION
free Barbecue will be prepared.
On the day previous 10 the Convention procession
VIII be formed for the purpose of marching TO the Peaks
OF Otter and erecting the FLAG # the Unon upon lis
summit All persons ofeyery political faith are invited
to DC present. The Ladies particularly invited at
tend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

% An immense Wing meeng was held in the cily
OF Boston on the 10Th inst. Daniel Webster presided
and the meeting. numbering from GO to 0000 was ad
dressed by host OF eminent statesmen and oratorsa
mong whom Were Senators Berrien of Georgia. Hun
tinetnn f Connecticut, Milerof New Jersey, Upham
of Vermont, Choa,e and Bates Of Massachusetts
Alessrs Hudson, King and Winthrop of the House Of
Representatives. Augustine II. Shepherd Of n C. Dun;
can Of Louisiana, SC. sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

Co. A silver pitcher has been presented to J,b, 10
Iibbatis. the Bocnitco member Of Congress f,, "
Maysye district. in Kentucky fur ,rbof d,". .ae
reader suppose Why, for his effns Jurns The .ae
session Of Congress, in procuring appropriations m @
improvement u The western rivers This is the n..
which is oppsed 10 intefhsI Improvements by The c.na
government eeat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
NOTICE.

The Clay Club of Billiards Store Precinct, will ras
lay Pole at that place Saturday. The 2Slh inst,
nessrs Joseph r. Irving, Samuel NJ Garland and Dict
David raeson. will attend and address the Club. The
public are invited 10 attend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
TIE VINE ANnlIIEn OAK

fable is odd II feeble vine which grew by The side
ct Sturdy old oak, whicA, beug weak 10 bear itself
Up soagtt protection from Us strong neighhur Tie
hafy ed n'cnarch II tie forest taking pily ON tic
trembling terdrs, sHd. 'asp ltinc arms around me-
aud VIII snplr and cherish thee even if lhon hast an
Inhibition 10 Climb as high lie clouds and thou shall
oehr my name and te called the oak vine"
- sad he "tld Hickory" ii Tie wood 10 the runy
Puig sapng ihatgtew at lis root-"theu an loo w,at
'sid ~. he s1Nan myself rely thou On me- aud the
"a iilcsnr}' Vil' support and thee up even among
'he iaits Irts II tie rcst and hough thou ar, Of
Inonafel bfe,d. ard belong No, our nuba stock vet
"HH hue ihoe knight. and then shall, be known H.
ftr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

o. John S. Pendcion, Esq. late our minister 10 The
Republic of Chill, has returned home lie reached
Hampton Roads on the l7lh inst. in fine h.alih. and
(ihe Richmond Wing says) brmful of Wing zeal II
Is said that he intends Immediately TO take the field and
there few men in the State who chm WELD keener
Llade.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
BOYS, ATTENTION.

at the Universals Church. by the Presidents q he
two senior Clubs, To form .Jureniie Club, and make
Preparations 10 unite in the celebration of the 9Th Of DC
tober Col NJ Langhorre will give his personal at,en-
tion and assistance on the OCCASION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

The Teras H,mbug. The Columbia cTenne,se.,
Observer. published the place uf Mr. Polk's resde,
says. that it is prepared to prove. if il should b. do
med, that Mr. Polk acknowledged 10 democrat. friend
ct Giles county, after the nomination Baiinofe ,b,,
the Texas question was a hnmbug, bit that Il ,roui
ans,rer the purposes Of party,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

o. We wagon in our streets. dav or two ,oo
with this MOTIF, as bungp2lv written as spei ON It's
top; Poke aud Itnes.' Polk and Taxes would have
been nearer the mark
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

Elections in OctoJer.-Ihe following States hall,
their elections mon'lI. viz: Maryland on be ood
Georgia and Arkansas o, the 7th; Pennsylvania, ON,
and New Jersey. the Stb; and South Carolina nm NV,
18th. In New jersey the rols kept open two d,ys
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

o. George W. Soulhall Esq. has accepted the nom.
lnaiion as the Wing candidate far Congress in The A.
comac district, now represented by Judge Bayy His
election is regarded as certain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

Gj- At the late Wing festival in Colombia Tenn,
Bishop Potk Ga cousin OF James Ky with Fl o,hcts If
the same connection and name, walked 10 Procession
The Bishop is said to have declared that his e,iso
James is wholly unfit for the exalted staii,n to which
he aspires. Certainly competent Witness
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
NOTICE.

In consequence Of several large meetings Of the people,
to take place near the same place. the same time,
the Union Barbacue. proposed to he held at Clover Hill
on the End of October, is indefinitely postponed
THE COMMITTEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

Co The Anti-Tarf correspondent uf,he Repnbl;o,,
has shown; very satisfactorily to himself tina, ,.,a
for protection isa .n'os'ero Now. will he tell ~
why his Locoloco shds in Congress, at The las, 10
sion, voted to proong the life OF that monsetl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

MR.. Upton D. JENNINGS is authorized to
collect the subscriptions made the Barbecue to be held
in this place on the 9Th of October.
JOHN X. MCDANIEL,
Chairman ,fthe committee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

V5- khett and his Quatllebum followers are still eat,
ing dinners and cursng the Tariff in South Carolna
they would 60 TO work. the imaginary oppression of
which they onnrain would sit lightly upon them
ihey 'aik as braveiy as Fas'af or Ancient Pisol-and
we doubt moi, will fight when the time comes oni,s as
vslianily. N'' 1'''' ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

Iermont Eeciion-Reiurns from all the towns in
the State except iwo show the following vote for Gov
Slade, (Whg) 2S.07o
Kellogg (Loco) 20,o5S
Abolition and Scattering 5573
Shades majority over Kellogg 7i2l-over all others
i,oio.-In both branches of the State Leg slaure the
WHY'S have very large majority.
-
Name observation-disclosures, nearly complete, from
Maine. have been received. The vote for Goyernor
stands thus:
Anderson (Loco) 4sg5O
Robinson (Whg.) 1887
Abolition and scattering 6 26S
Andersons majority over Robinson 10, 573-oyer all
others 4.305. The Locos have a considerable maori,v
in the Stale Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
Sept. Q

TO OAR Western Friends.
I'VE WILL give the highest Market price pe,,
q. Bccon, Wool, Wonl Rolls. Feathers an" C6
wax. D. TINSLEI 20
July a. - "s@l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26

Gtn. iaclson oad ne .Nblifen-rhe f,louin an.
ecdple We hnd III speech by the Hon. James s Rhelt
~ 4 msss Coneeniiun al Macon, Georgia This Mr.
Hheii is foi The a-llallpg orator. H. BatA,reH RMH.
who Is tascrslng Suuh Carolina Tor the purpose of m
forming The people thai ile, are dradlrIy opnf,ssed A.
5 Waugh thty du mol know II. Mr. J : Rh.lt from
whom We quote, lclan2.d To The riun parry IN South
Caoilna IN 1892 and 80 he spake as follows Of an in.
cideni 81 ai petlud
'Dnrhg We ce'pst reriud Of cur troubles when the
oTdhahen oi Nuilticatu was puhlu lew DAYS of IFS
enforcement. nas sem by The Union marty 81 SouIb
Carolina en secisi mission To pfeslden, jackson /
As directed 10 tell HIM. that whilst we we've ANXIOUS Ia
20 our duiy - good ct1ns al he Unnn no | mon
nan Wol1 can" It 'nason against his native State
and that he nifntsd the State he must make
his arrangements with that understanding.
'PnIhing Ia a drawer in his cabinet he said he had
dF1ueh's ihefe uhrtng Two hundred ihuusaud vuun.
"els tsf nc furfussUu of the muvemont in Carolina
aud aG1et. "Niin ihtce weeks sir after + first biou
ssituek vii place iiiy thousand tops in ,nut Sr,
and IS he spike ir the FIRST person led ne 10 ni,r that
lie shpud hnstli assume the command lie said Iha, ms
10 TIE postum Of the Union parry he should take care
81 1t IN the proclamation was about 10 issue Whilst
ne WAS speaking Ten Coffee entered the roon TO whom
lie inlfodnted me, stating thai that gentleman had vvlun
teered iu4ake command Of the Western men JUDGE
then, my rllow citizens what Must have been The feel.
ihss under which returned 10 my native STATE. Her
ossrneiioi seemed 10 ne acknowledgements fly thou.
sand nchtd if@ rs commanded by the most corsumnaie
Ienefa Hn the American Continent and assisted by 9th
.rs s+ennd cnly Ia himself, What could South Carolina
nave "'nef- She wonld have fought gaanily no doubt
w. wv 81 ''o 70 me Thai Ter fall was certsn. Under
hefe gioomy apprehensons. great indeed was my relief
"l.h IN ale" days Ltatd Of the compromise,
he Hosnn Daiiy Advertiser makes The following
eae'ieni OF The amount Of Cotton goods OF Amercan
mahaiaeiafe expred from Boston during the week en-.
ding s~p 7ih -
Soull america 1890 bales
i.ts' innes 60 do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-26
NEWS FRoM.NIEXICo- Tbe PrcsiI en.,s wife

NEWS FROM.MEAlCO-T Pfesil cuts wife,
)ons Yves Garcia de Lopez Santa Anna died at Puebla
on the 23l Of Aug. last.
Don Jose Maria Bocancgra, Minister of State, re-
slpned IN the 10Th August, account Of bad health
and the President, by decree Of the 3th has appunt
To as his successor Dim Manuel Crersenco Rejon
ca VERA Shuz, Aug. 2S-llis Exceeney, Wilson
Siannpl, Minister Parliamentary of The Untrd Ssirs
near his Republic, arrived this port in the L. S. shin
aiouih. and alter paying him The customary honors,
The Governor and The Commander in lief uf the de-
parinent and his suite went 10 cumplinea, him.
COACH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-14

IL p -
- 'ri7
u X VIII .eel'n.lY Hllno.liie
a IA INT ne IS now rec ''4 =
y lhe'ni ih fnn.R H2o3', an o..
are hassd ln Aew 7rs OF II. most
lee lers % tnat tno1u1m ol ta-'-
e. Re mas eei're e9n p ieAcR IN
Laa'ts ~ lnef Wi W. 4 'ha1
,se IN Wheeling. n Of which H'''
~ g,F .ow. t1I a. me CORNER
y I alap Nirseis .--..-
AL FOR LADIES DRESSES.
otch am English rvns Refu'i'
be and other Mn Inns. Hl'k -a'u
lire Ra lzafines, Nournine Lawns
s'ered >ute Ap1cgs ~ co'ors
led Six. Cotton md Wool aa1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-14

" y Y'FAT TlF0U 0sHNaF-Tho@-
or nv cid -estoocIs VINO are still indebted
to Hc 'nasltcu'ar'y thrse Who en4 oneht 10 paw
NJ any tlu"A viii nlcase be so kind To sr'llo
Ihoir accounts caedldlv Neui money. md it =
shame 10 exaecl MN n be evefl9 riae'v aeenus
ior "h~' IS Justly due hrs. %i.NSENEY.
inn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-14
French Root s.

y doors south NJ IIve'nia Hotel, Nam street,
z Ohm r. WADE is now manufacturing a ,Hpe-
: rior article n GENTS BOOTS, afcr the latest
FRENCH STYLE and made Of the best Phihdc-
phin materials, which he warrants To compete will
anything ever geiion up in the Emitted States, nuI
NJ lhc following prices,
GOOD CALF BOOTS. S5AG
FINE do soc
EXTRA sap sup, G.50
Water proof do with Cork and India Rubber 90
eytfa.
Ladies' anil eEfdrens' BOOTS and SHOES male
in he Hoates style. ocl24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-14
INVITING. =
'LUE BLACK CLOTHS.

pest bargains in Blue BIaek.
IN his market at
clNSENEY d RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-14

YFyEAs-75 Taff Chest, You.c IIyson Tea; IS
IL nhss's fp~eaa3cr ard lmi era' TIA.
Received an1 forsa'e -
inn 6 GRANGE : 3 H&tI FYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-14

wA psCs PRIME GHEEE RIO
55@t COFFEE
100 haqs Iae1yfa c arr: Lea rcd rnd FIR sa'e ny
in s CRANGLF& BAIlNS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-14

JOHNSTON. BERR\WIL & co.
may Is 9 copy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Soul and Body.

In the essay on CARLYLE IN MIR. K. Fl. Horne's
New Spirit of tho Age we find the following
just cnticism
Every reader may not be acquainted as every
thinker should with the Essays of r. w. Emer-
son. of Concord, Massachusetts. He is q fol
lower OF Mr.. Carlyle, and in the true spirit; that
Is, no imitator, Dot worker ont of his own
thoughts 20 onc of the EIgisn editions OF
this volume. Mr. Carl, lie has written short Pre-
face, in whica the following gaunt and ghasty
grutesquc and graphic passage occurs. and which
moreover, is characteristic and TO our immediate
point.
I'm word while 80 mrng Benihamisms, Fouriersans
Socialism,. gra;ess'a- to have no soul, go stasSe;
tns nnI ,ownS IN 1,'"s ~ Nv bS , same aIc,j
y,iad.n & U,sH h @ & xs n y nS mn ~ va v
tSs,h souT W g tncin, zoe nS 5s Sliced NOT any
alive S, '''' ~
That the disciples of Bentham, and Robert
Owen and Fourier, should be accused of pro-
fes.ing TO have no soul, because their MAN object
has been 10 smelioralc tho bodily condition OF
mankind; or TINT an ind ference TO poetry and
the fine arts, except as light amuselnents, 10 be
taken alternately with gymnastics and oot,ball,
should be construed into denial OF the existence
of such things we do not consider iair dealing
True, they all think of first providing for the
boby; and, looking around al the enormous amount
of human suffering from physical causes, II is no
great wonder that they chiefly devote their efforts
TO that amelioraton. A man who Is starving.
is not in fl state for poetry nor even tor prayer
Neither Is u man f. Tor prayer, who Is diseased,
or ragged, or unclcan,-except the one prayer for
that very arnelioration which the abused phi!oso
pliers of the body seek 10 orialn for hiin. With
respect, however, to the disciples OF Bentham,
Owen, and Fourier, 1t is wonder that he
should be at utter variance. No great amount OF
love ais lost between ,hcm.' Not that Carlyle
reads or knows much Of their systems; and not
that they read or know anything OF his writings
IN these natural an:pathies all philosophers are
in an equal state OF unreasonableness. Or shall
we rather call it wisdom, to follow the strong IN
stinc,s of nature, without any prcvsr'cs,ing Fea.
soning, upon the in-felt fact3 Carlyle could
make little good out of their systems, II he read
them; and they could make nothing at all OF hl'
writings. The opposite parties might force
themselves 10 meet grhyely, with hard lines OF
the efforts OF understanding in their faces, and
all manner of professions of dispassonate inves-
tigation and mutual love OF truth-and they
would clash foreheads at the first step, and part
in fury. "Thc Body is the first thing to be
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

helped." Cry the Benthamites, Owenites, Fou-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY echoed by Lord Ellenborough
and the Bishop of London" Get more souls :"
cries Carlyle, and help yourselves !"
But the wants of the body will win the day
plainly The immortal soul can well afford TO
Of humanity must first be humanely senced
More Soul, do we crave FOR the world The
world has long had sphere full of unused Soul
in it, before Christ, and stree. II Plato, and
Socrates, and Michael Angelo and Raphael, and
Shakespeare and Milton, and Handel and Haydn,
and al! the great poets, philosophers, and music
magcans, that have left their Souls among US
nave still rendered US no protection against star
ya.ion, or the disease and damage OF the senses
and brain by reason of want Of food in Cops
name let Us now think little OF the Body-thc
mortal case and medium Of his Image What
should we think OF philosopher who went to
one of our manufacturing towns where the ope-
ratives work from sixteen to eighteen hours a. day,
and are nevertheless badly clothed, dirty, and
without sufficient food and 10 whom the phi
osopher, as Z remedial measure, suggested that
they should get more soul2 Many e: this hour
are slowly, or rapidly. dying from want. Can
we tel! them to think Of their souls No-glve
rhe fire some more fuel, and then expect more
light, and the warmth of an aspiring fame That
these two extremes OF body and soul philosophy,
may, es Emerson declares involve one and the
same principle, VIZ. the welfare and progress of
mankind, may be true; but at present the poor
principle IS between two stoos'-or between
he horns OF dilemma not inapily represented
by Mr.. Ca.iylcs pphed figure of the s,agge-.
.ng moon. calf.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
For The Tribune.
THE MILL BOY OF THE sLASHES.
Tryr-' Old Rosia IRE Boz.

coxE foru ard, We brave sons OF Neptune,
Come forward without more delay,
And rally around your protector,
The Statesman, the Patriot, CLAY.
The colors Iha. fos, ut the mas; head,
Lo! these are The words heard say,
Should 1e the credentials Of Seamen,-
They fell iro1l the lips OF great CLAY.
TO talk abou, titles, ali trash is,
Each candid observer will say,
When he sees the Mill Boy OF the Siashes
Transformed to the great HARRY CLAY.
There we'll hail him our noble commander,
Stand by him by night and by day,
At the helm OF the chip Of the Nation,
We ii be safe while conducted by CLAY.
There ere many who seek this honor,
Blu, TO such every freeman should say,
'You II FRS, stand aside, nay good fellows,
And leave clear field FOR Hal CLAY.
There's Lindenwnld'5 farming magician,
Reclaiming his bags tor This hay,
Has lately defined his position,
And entered the field against CLAY.
But ho IL soon have occasion to rue it,
Whatever the Solons may say
For Martin Van Buren can; come il
When pitted agains, HAIRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, MAY lo-2 P. NJ


Ship, Montauk. inew McMichacs Csnion, Wm s Whe,-
Chareston. Btovyn, Charleston. George Bgsy Mon
.rea, Tinker London; Newark, Acrn. Sayapah, Duahan
X Dmon.
andTia.
Brgs Enerpuse iBt rseemsn LiveIpoc Barclay & Iv-
inYstoa: Danube BIZ Berry :; JOINS, NJ L Inuett; Echo
Dyer. Ilarbor Grace. NJ. Brett < Vcse.
Scr NJ Mahoncy. Mel claughn, Charleston. y L McCrea-
dy & Co: John w Smith, JARVIS. NLondor.
Sloop New \ ork Jones Nf!uvsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
PARP'S LIFE PILLS.
BEWARE OF DRASTIC PURGfS.
Warm weather Is fnst npproachinG,

ard the impurities Of tie blood require rectfyns.
The subscriber Leou point out TO the Public the fatal
I sesen Of the s5 yeai Il 1 hapene IN thousand. q IN
stances thu, patients by taking such medicines compounded
rSs y nSIes iS esb 2r"fk' 7e 04'a S F1''' 's' % TIE
Of the functions necessary to be cesn,ed and nyroa,ed
have intimate than the stomach and
liver Ihe OF food IN the stomach and the healthy
maan 20 81 bs G SSeTe b ] ca, s S OF ,n
ecome weak and morbid the bile improperly secre;et aud
tive S sapefvae is n I te many peons y W to @
% M ;e ys io .es i cp ,fien H @ a ~.
give a HEALTHY ToNE 10 THE STOMACH. TO
en- thc;e organs already BY change of the year state OF
partial decay take Hlctcines ire from mineral campnnts
no, no, Gei:oTatlnt hut enstienns such are Pti,t : LIFE
pounded PURELY of' VEGETABLES ihey eisr,e retaer
nausea supns they also cGrIGatlve and spuinE.-
Drastic Pur-es. on The contrary. produce pam sickness and
PARIS LIFE PILLS are sold BY al respectable Dru--,s
and wholesale by INC Propaeon, THOMAS ROBERTS K
CO. No. IL Fulton street; cast OF B!0adway, formerly No. M
FoRElGN MERCHANTS and EXPORTERS are Informed that
PeSKS LIZ Pi 4 are put g & u . hfTe4 3 GT Sgq
ne PherfnassH;eei cel;-s s LGsdo, have Acknowledged
place N their st OF useful Mciccs TUos RoBrRTS 4 Co.
Medicine Their Aseats aresos Main:Iss stree IGs Ioa
vile - BEt.a. Cincinnati; r. I. |. Adam: S. ou: \
mere. MARYLAND; A. Duyai & Co. Richmond; DI. Filter
0nnT s5s- Ss: ea- T%Gey Jo:n Gomez AsdSn
Fowle. Hoston, Agent inr The New gland States.
rs3 lrI. Iaie o, s4 Broalwuy
MINERAL WATER S.-The undersigned having been sp
W pointed The Agent in the sale OF ;he celebrated Mineral
Waters OF htSSuger and Bot!s of Germany keeps con
sany hnnd u! supply of these highly valabie waterS
pu with the greatest possible and fresh from
ihs springs every month The equation these wafer, beng
well established. and their efficacy universally ncsEuw.
ed.ed gTe1t variety of diseases deemed necessary
publish any thing than that the public will always be
Supplied with the genuine article by applying the under
sne where every information the subject will BE cheer.
fully gwen. FLpRlAN STRAUSS.
nySlm Agent N the I :. % Beaver St, NewYork
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
Arrived.

Bns Detroit. Andersen fn NHaven. in ballast. Col,
X Co.
Schv Albany. Bacon from Albany. -four. &c bound to
Boston.
sehI Mary. Welsh. IA days from CALAIS. Me- am6er. Mr.
Denpan.
Schr Amanda. NickerOn in Albany aour &c, bound to
Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11
COlIllI>S.Oy PApER WAREHOUSE


y y. 10 !" y y = -
.,sLLIOT. EUENAP < BiBCDCh corstanty SUP
Il Piled ,eth llce and general assortment 81 FAf EEs
rl Iesr Of the Ide among whcn are fellow
NJ iiuhtard c".pred Papers great vareiy Boston tap
uerplnie te superior quality: Bun1 nnd News fuiinS
C,. Letter. lno Post AMI Bank Book Papers: Printers
C.hers and Catoc; makers Press Boards: Druggists. Hard
wuie and ClCh papers Bnicr and Truah Boards Sheath
inc and Wrapping Papers sc &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

CLEVELAND MAY 2-Thc receipts OF produce here by tie
Ohio Canal the noth OF pGl have exceeded the expec.
tons OF many the dealers who thought dspJsoa would
exist to hOi back wheat and flour with of carly
tociu6 up o prcc5 beyond yiatct rate, The t1uwIn: Is y
comparative oi the receipts the leading articles IN
month ot Aurll Tor lnur yesrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-11

,irIIE albania so iiroalway. between Spnu; and
Prince B1.ncn iGj Ea>; B7Uatwny.-lhe proprietor OF
,1S elegant resort while acknowledging with rutitGGe the
literal patronage bcsiuri upon hm the gest By the
fashionable ruhic ana the kGd indulgence shown towards
many itle irregularities aal mpcriecOu always incident TO
new establishment, has the asgIe In anEuuHce Ia them that
he perfected - arrangements for The coming sea
guests Ia the ptoapcst and mos, satisGcot; man1! The
Dls have heen e.n cei ,teh ans decO.ue and
dercd more beautiful and a;truc:i,s :han ever FoUf-
tam has been ,tfctei oi the beat ,l'u and novel
rrp.r Displaying vnrety OF and amusing e;s Ia
The nhes m the Temple surrounding The fountain are placed
number Of and coy ntnes which We an ar of cgs
fa randeu: the wl0ls place thes wii the sIGgin.
the bis The fragrance ;he lnfrcfs which perfume the ul',
which ! made = more delightful aud feifen- by TIE
snay the iUua1 H. rn together c1a5Hh'iuH ~
~ be found % sa III e 'linFnt ~ iis
ca the Ice Creams und oiHef refreshments oii5lci
tbs II l. se-, ~ ,,ek a TCp. .'Ipn beng already fully
sstgaIcI suffice 10y. i;lt s,i raef 1n, vl'i be
,r 20 -rai-: isr iit-, than t-c easS' ut ~
M, ,ycif s opened N ...ier and The hurry -!
cont son I-t-sGHft thereon 1surc lclrit uS = do
strange, y.t,n. oe c WI lGd uo.s agreeable place
3. ltfe C,ea:n constant, on hand r5 I'm