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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-07-26

MessrS. Hse and O,mai--liaving determined
to decline being candidate at the approaching
election, justice to those friends who have grner-
ously recommended me 20 the democracy of the
district requires that | should state the reasons
which have induced me TO take this course. |
find that my farm 50 entirely engrosscs my At
tcnton, that it would be impossible for me to can
vass The district without material injury to my pr-
yale interests. But by far the most important
reason Is the fact that, owing to the large num-
her of candidates, the election Of democratic de-
legation is exceedingly predetermined aud, how
cvoI fully agree with my friends as TO the pro-
priciy of clccting one member from the southern
portion of the district, yet know they will con-
slider the great interests 90 the democratic party
as paramount To the qualification of any sectional
feeling. ! cannot, however decline without cx.
pressing my deep sense of gratitude to those
friends who have so kindly offered me their sup
port aud confidence.
Your obedicnt servant,
July %, 1914, Al. GAlLowAr.
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UccicnaiOa Of !7Sr. GALLOWAY,

The following letter from Mr. GALLOWAY shows
him to be democrat of the right stripe. and will
raise him still higher in the estimation of the de.
mocracy Of Old La Sale Sectional claims are,
and it is right that they should he, presented at
every election; but it is the dcmagogue who will
insist on urging them after they can only njure
the party the true democrat always considers
the great interests Of the patty Gas paramount to
the qualification Of any sectional feeling"
here state that we have not yet declined, and per
Iaps would not decline publishing similar letters
from some of the candidates for the legislature
yet on the track. At all events, we recommend
that they try US. "Yct there is room"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-07-26

rs Hard Beating the Terans.-The
Yankees arc tolerable good at the brag
game, but the Texans can beat them oc-
casionally. A"Down Easter" it is said,
recently told a citizen of the "Lone Star
Republic" that nothing could beat the
corn in Connecticut. The Texian said
he knew nothing of the crops in that Sec
ton, but in his country the corn stalks
bore seven or eight large ears, and a
gourd on top with several quarts of she'll
ed corn in it The Yankee took his ha,
and marvelletl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-07-26

Messrs. Edors.--It having been stated in nu-
mcrous parts of the district that had declined be.
ing a candidate for a seat in the legislature this
is to inform the Independent electors that am
still in the field, and on no account will with
draw my name. will feel thankful for the sup
port of my fellow citizens. w. MUNSON.
Munsontown, July 25.
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THOMAS FORD.
July 10, 1874.
FOR THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.

Messrs. Editors Having understood that q
certain candidate for The o6ice If sheriff has rcpor-
ted, up north, that | had declined being a candi-
date at the August election, this will inform my
friends that no briJes, however tempting, will in
duce me to withdraw from the contest until after
the first Monday in August. q.
July %. p. HANLEY.
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GIrWe have been requested to state that
Messrs. JouS KENNEDY and BgSJAMIN FLrM-
ISG wish no longer 10 be considered candidates
loT county commissioner.
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THE FREE TRADER.
To Candidates,

Election tickets will be furnished at this Office
for 80 cents per hundred. Pay will be required
before they arc taken from Office and in no in
stance tciH Ibis rule be departed Ecom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-07-26

CHIcAGo MARKET.-Wheat is worth
from GO TO 20 cts. Oats 30 a 40 cts. !;
Wool % a 374 cts.
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PORT OF OTTAWA,
.arrirals and departures Of Steam boats
July. A,rired from Deparied for
81 Lark, Peoria. Peoria.
81 MungO Park, ST. Louis. ST Louis
Medical Lecture.

A Lecture will be delivered at the court house
in Ottawa, on Saturday evening July 9th, at
o'clock, on "1He Meory ofdiSease and The zrac-
lice Of medicine" by Isaac Paintr.
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FOR CONGRESS
JOHN WENTWORTH.
DEMOCRATIC CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES.

DEMOCRATIC CORRESPONDING COMMITTEES.
For tie f1rh Congressional District.
NIB SPALDlNG, Of Kane county,
T. D. n,,,lda4!.T of Cook county.
EDMUND WILCOX, Of WilI county.
JOHN HlSE, of La Sale county.
Far lie 8tHH Jgdiciai CircRH
Btreau--D G Salisbury. NrshaH-S. Ramsey
Pe0riQ- w II Fcssendcn. PHia0hi--A.E. Amcs
Stark--O. Whitaker. D. Kqij-E l.. Mayo.
KendgR-- Titus Howe. Kqne-M, w Fletcher
In Srlie-M. Il. lloIacr. Ogie-ll. 4. Moss.
Far In Sale County,
A. Hoes J. Hisc, N. L. HolIistcr, r. Larkin,
and A. Woodruff.
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FOR REsIDEN
JAMES X. POLK,
os TESNrssEE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEORGE M. DALLAS,
OF rENN.YlsANLA.
For presi,lrn,inl Eicclor.,

A. ". CAVARl.Y, first circuit.
JOHN ID. WOOD, second circuit.
WILLIS ALLEN, third circuit.
A. G. FRENCH fourth circuit.
w. A. RICHARDSON, 9Th circuit.
JOHN DEMENT,, sixth circuit.
ISAAC n. ARNOLD, seventh circuit.
JOHN CALHOUN, eighth circuit
NORMAN II. PURPLE, ninth circuit.
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EnnEen. SC.

OF Sable Island mo date spoke Mary Am. f $ Is from
B,,n with non. bound n Philadelphia. was leaking very
asiy-hRi :, keep both pumps Gnin. 70 keep her Tree.
June J. snip mon spoke OF sand hey. snip Oregon tn
IJy.rpcui Tor Ser OIlsIns-sLpplet her vain wood.
Iny 9Th s. onE g &c. Eel! Will; the brig Prince :
he-r of Halifax waterln:gei-no one on board;
May 2h - u Il, tTis Crowley. % Is from London
ioI Queicc-
la6ephIa. -. -. -,,,,,,.
May 70. exchanged numbers with ship New fo'k Packet
I'm Liverpool! tor y YORK. 49,.
Nay Is lat y lon %. aIk Orb, Of Salem Is ds I'm James
River ior Ria Gfu4de.
II -. TOT Havana.
m. tv showing private signal. half red halt blue divided
june S s 81 lon 81 o. passed bn= D,aco. Boston Toy CAPE
inae TO- lat 50 81 lon 50 90 ship Helena, Benjamin OF ard
!ui y \ ORR ior .alpaiIso.
I'm Salem for Coast Oi Africa.
June H. lat H. lon Il Il, bs Joseph Balch Boston for Bal
May9 lat 20 $ Ion 81 10 " bns Maeoun. 4, I'm Rio de
Janero. Of and Tor y i0rk
NAV g. II 4 y, lon 81. brig Mary Shields % Us i'm ar
mouth NS. for Barbados.
June Int g - ~ o. 80 W. schr Caroline, OF Dennis, ds
I'm Philnd, for Barbados.
June 5. e, g. lon 79 Dr. bark Zanon, DIS I'm Savannah
Tor Dalhousls. Ms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF Imports Of Sperm
and Whale chi tn bb. for the yeas 1881. i'on Jan
En.sen-cr. Arrived.

IN tie sbiD Hendrix Hudson ropl L0rdOn-i!eS. Cayier
lnly children London. ilf Spencer iugp, j!
,iy n-t .or England: i' NJ y Partridge. DO: Il lnne>
;jeali.: VI Warren, Lognusppft. Ind: John II thompson
NIors; John luae. Do; Partridge. Ensland joseph S,n
e., iu NJ agd Mr., Sherman, do; Miss l. JOeDh, dos Nh
: iHdIey and do Delsno. baltimore; ! l.chen
heiT ilr, Z Duckre of Enginnd Nr und Mr.. John a'-
Misses nra DAVIS. Iianuah DAVIS, julia Dlvis.i oUl DAVIS
fne DAVIS. Gad Aiaef Noel ard John DAVIS Of Loadon-y
IN Tie sip CaAGgJa from Ltre-7oo-T Saith, and l2
sieerdcc.
n t@ sip Baltimore from Haero-MadaEn Eny md SON.
and rs ~ tie stcefrre.
dy}5S Storage.
In The sijg Harsriic from y OrleqnsAI. 10, + Lowell
Ms Lev Il aie and srvru >it Eliza La FIeech. Icafa
Tyne. n Whitney st--rage.
In the sri C1noneus from TRINIDAD e Edinonstone, W
Murgni ~ K Zacsney boa Vincent Munlef.
In the SIP GHOa from .iOricaas-Mas Taylor Mr. WHIT
IoSs-25 seeTis-.
In tic sl,p .ilassaeI,so;,s jrom HarreB I.a5omno Ms
I.auumnu,, Mr., i.iiomuO J. -auniefs-l53 ,iesrnre.
In ttc .hip Europe fr011 LiocrDoo-'T Keenan, Of Pitt
buzz. NJ ienery OF iIeinG-2l- siecra:e.
Fnbs stjg Florida firm 4Rt1eP-Nl Nieinzenrlad uud a
dr. II & Nlepzearind, t. " NsnZeurad, Il Peter. Peter. II
Davenport aud aty, Il : Davenport. y! Profit. G = Iode
mfe-iS- steyHIEe
In tie grz Eaepe STARK from .7gGllotiooia-John r.
kns and lady. m !atp-f. M Holmes. child and servant, Nf
aud MIS- Ncaes,on. hos Young, { : fomlESyn.
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Arriycti.


Packe; ship Europe, FlEber, from Liverpool May Il, mde
but < CO.
Ship Italy Coulter I'm Palermo with i,ui: Lawrence <
Ship Florida IIerc. from An,ye-o May TO- aud E,aias
Ma H. passengers 10 GeTi & hunhenaa Lett Cato of
FsgSe! ,6o Hendrix iIqon More, I'm London and Port,
james Lancaster seuna lei! from the nam yard 10 the deck
PacSe Sip l'ai.more FuncS from i!ay:e May It, de to
Snip Cahawba Coffin from Liverpool, May 4h. nd,e to
shin Massachusetts. I'm Hare May l9 rdse to Mes,
Ship Peter !iauck, Post i'm Liverpool. May ), rasc to
b. Up Ihcm: Brown % s I'm Liverpool coal to Richard
s6p Huntsville Cornell FIN Hoeans. I'D ult, econ *.
iat1a = Vim = ~ 49, '' ~ ''
Ship Union johnson. Is d im New Orleans cotton. &c.
ElS ISABELLA Nsis L. d from slayasgez PR ,ufar and
riuaes Als19 < Chruncey. Left bars S9wllavcR Downs,
io Envoy dr: AIif,c. Pierce ,n lhad; Champion, Soule
C Chase dF GsndoWer Reed WIN a i Home ;
uE Alo!k sally in stewart sailed days Before O' BALI
"I i Rocket, Do,rien 10 ds from ca,enas Cuba susa.
B: coaonics Cobb l9 d, fan Trnda! de Cuba ,u=a,
h bas atlas McCou,n Il d from Wndor,NS plaster TO
JHs sophia Moore Il ds fn Sasunbo Pr sugar and mo-
Ens PsIasoa Bayor y d, I'm ,paacheoa cotton the
w brs Aurora Sjo,bro - day, Palermo. inseed
order.
Sw bns = Balthoomev olersbron s. ds from Palermo
Bas Eidene STARK is d, from ApaiachcoIa TO
luTluut 6. Go. 49,,
Beet; X Ntre.
Du;c =sll"r johanna acoba Sap . Is In AneIdameoi-
SsT SI~ he s,o~n Is d. from Ta,ks Island 20 bu,ae,
l.. cdr Jane, Linus, d. I'm EeuheTa. frat order
.Schr I.nuisa, U;Is. from B,st0E. Glse.
Schr Wlinrn " alace. Keller. ian Ihoma'ton. line.
Schr splendid. Saunders. Ssybrook.
:esr Aialluiu, Long. Boston, ndle.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NGW-YoRK, JUNE 10.


ship, Suly Edgar iiaye Fox Livingstone Ann Nnrin
Mlcti East lnd.e> Nca,s Suuthef.ef, Palmer. llsrr
woodruff { M.nurG: Lnsiand, Bartlett DO. II liq..hn'l
Hams. Welnnd. .>rn-., IoyG :: nucsrn; Osy"eeo. Wuud
E''fiea. = Colin, {. 80: ;,ye:GG CrockeI. Mobile. &C.
Wm,nher; Martini ashton, y ef. CdGam, Conn., fu =
PhiI~.
Ban Rap! Ward. IIavenn. II Taylor: Hudson. Hphcr
eme, l. & Poppe At!Gnic, Bf-ner Bremen. Oeirrh :;
Kruger
Br-s Margaret EIzaeth. Faulknc, :; John. NIB Ro-
X Co; Patriot, knowleS Norfolk Loretto. Waahbun
rH,jui-.pijG.
Sct Nrracruzann JONES' Curacon Rponen Caves {. G.:
Olivia K Virginia, Rollins fTeIeficksbur- Commerce, ID
wards. baltimore, & y Bri:.-: R'guus. iiawEn. " VI
nngtou, Nc. l. McCready q Go: W Paxton, lee, Ell
znb.th Lty. Mills & Marsh Sounerner Crowe. D-mar-
FoSte: NIckersoE UcUle: Edrltge CuTccO1, Foul.
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TIE TRlBUN
70: The Clay Tribune.
WING song.


Trxx-. I'll. good old days If .adapr ard Ere
On dear Oh dear I ,iEh. .Eh.
For t!,e good old days 0! TIP aud ".
When W. thought the WORK done vel and 50 thorough
That we should be called 10 do < over Oh the morrow
All. the times have changed. aad nen ehnased TOO:
Ba, now men found tina; VIII on u sirG It thfoos.
30 eouse on. nv boy, ta to Loco iorprsinF
Tl,s work vii do or CLAY and fRkLiNohCfsES
CHosrs-Heieho. he rho us to Loco- scroG'iag
To zee how we work o- Clay and PrciinSauy'ca.
Com. rally, bro,hc, Wings. and take your stand
IN a clorou, work that we have on hand
There /, no time To lose IN making The eadeaTof
To have thing, sur and steadiasi io' ever
The interests OF All OF erery occupation
C,l. aloud for Reform the Affairs OF TIC Nation
Az takes II, 10 do * md the Loco Fcco~ know II.
For he, had Us 10 field and have seen how go
Eeieho. &c.
We have 60, the boys. oil good end tue.
With Harry Clay and the jerey Blue.
But then we have foe that's always enIsppi1g,
Ard il mus; no, be said that they caught u. mapping
,bsy are pay; FOX Free Trade and pan fo' Protection
Bone are opposed and some for AnneNa'ion
{n,efnnl Improvement some Of Them would crush.
Other. make i, ,1eir hobby and 20 Il with Z ;'''n
Hei.ho, &c.
No, long ago this f1rnousparty
Went down 70 Baltimore - nominate MnTy
Now none of them were brbed ys they bought
II wa. only the result OF the -obe- second thought;
Tia, they pulled down Martin aat poSed % Pok:
And 10 make he thing all sure and ,ticng
They pu, on Wtigl;-but they put hin on rron-.
He,gho, &c.
In such humbur, their faith Is unsi'sken,
They 20 the whole hog, but can't save TIER bacon
For the Wings understand what the CouHtry requires.
And vii! push the work with yea that never tes
They will have It all done By the INST Of December
AZ they did il once before. you oil remembers
So pick well you, hn,s, and don I sand TO uf!e.
For you can I iire with your Old Kentucky h1fe.
Heisho! &c.
On the Fourth Of March. Eighteen FortyFye
The People then will begin to hive;
They will march on 20 Warrington ',t THEODORE ard CLAY
Ts the folks II, White ocsc twill e the iuacaneaeay
We will have Houe out scrubbed u? and zafnh
The chairs and the furniture must al Be vanished
And then Pa aad Bob will both nave 90 ssinlt.
For CLAY will be there, and ready 10 move NIT
Hesho! ne sho. u. 10 LocGs -urpfsoG
To see how we work for Clay and F'e!inshuysen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17

SuIcmE.-A singular case OF suicide occurred
Oh the steamboat Lancet, this morning, while H.
ing ut the wharf. \ man by the name 81
ketchum, belonging, Is we understood at New
ark, o. deliberately took off his coat and hat and
put lis head in tic fy-whee while the engine
was IN motion; it was Immediately crushed.
Gin. Her June 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17
STCOYD BOARD.
Public stock Exchange, june 10.
Correspondence o: Liyin-von {. Co Express. Was,
Ei..E,tn .inra Il Isl;

We are had East wind here for the past 'ee DAYS con-
sequenty the oo:t hitn1s, cenr Of sal vessels cc l itn-
oii-rei Corn. b; there stGa iacto sig-e 10
TN, from. stored stock. Some fancy Ohio FlOu:
brought = o. 20 hh!s straight brands a.
some GA. Orchard. deliverable ut the mill brought - ~ but
be:n:e ntnHtr Transactions but few mud ;g between
al holding iii pecal the fGrwnTdecs. who have heretofore
found recommending prce for eshts by buying here and al
lacns ,aes below They, 100 cat Of the market whence
TINS utter inactivity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17

a SPLENDID PRESENT To FIREMEN.-A mas.
sive silver horn abou, % inches high and weigh
ing - ounces, las been presented 10 ;hc men,
be;s of thr Paramount Engine Company, Phi!4-
dephia, by several citizens as & testimony other
regard for tie valuable services rendered by the
company in preserving their property from de
s,ruc,;on, on the evening Of inc burning Of 81.
Augt.stines Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17

The bark onia. Es>pou from NeTr York for Lacuayrn
Wa the Roqges aa0ui I'D April last ne greater ir
o.! the "a 20 would - saved although damaged STATE
The ctr acon had been chartered 10 proceed 10 the w!ecs
ni frk r her cnf.O u iaguSyrn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17

e Isaac Page has been sentenced by Judge
Mcrrck at Worcester. Mass. TO the State Prison
Tor seven years, for bsrning a building at Fitch
burg IN December last, with intent to deftaud &
Worcester Insurance Company.
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IN stfsst.
D;s;,s:ers. &C.

Ships Splendid Chester. Wilson. Quebec McLeiant Alca
~ Chsrie>;on Yazl,. ibay Liverpool: bark Springfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17

u Capt, Elliott, British Charge TO Texas, and
theiamnus Chinese Commissioner, with his fam.
ly, arrived in town yesterday. GIN. G:z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17

MAG DoG.-A dog, said to be mad, ran down
Fulton street, at full speed, about i o'clock this
morning, with few score of boys in chase
The hunted cur sought shelter beneath a rclrigc-
rator in Mr.. Van Buren's hotel but was disodged
and again turned iato the street and chased with
sticks and stones. Verify, if the dog was not
mad at first, such usage enough TO make it 50.
Brooklyn Dai. ADV.
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cnI-rIII-nY 81 nENEKs. 81 RRo.nM,r

tIFf- I y TIT IT n,
i%rfp .f-rtRERS OF LAMPS. GiRANDDLH
III t'INbELABR!,. .c-. and Dealers IN HQUsg-FJI
SlSutNt, GOODS seuefaly-,- - eGsiaec''t ~aa God
- "a of4T iain. C2nelshfa e-f o' Lnurcse- isis h
~, pr-s,e Dwellings, Steamboats, Ard eseSss &C LIE az
f.rrr. ani NJ 4 eta:y 10 b. sg'g2ss,i 10 "a.
- ,bs, country I.,psrIB attention invited 10 ;her Sa
Nd Snip Lamps. f- rraaoaiy aiH hni 'gPe-s7lac al o
80 -, -tbr NJ ies Khan FuTX GOLD and TWO sIIrtf
hive vritnn t!- lat yea pe-n AWARDED :,
i,.r,,-er, :r i=.r sucero:!,y r th, caa oi good IL
pubic a:c respectfully hNiei - e'ut ara s'Ai'ae ei s
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NrErsEg. a.. 80 g1:!sts- sSE gssyECYgULLT
ri...ei ,If7 y ard rErln-re n.r 'u,ek
II Str@e Gees ~ pat a. Ig..o~1. N:
fai,s. ri-..n '-s -tsf. BINS i-Z@ GfuI, CHIP s-Ss.
!.a.t. 49, .,,-: E.sI, 'i--e-. Boz raj y lre-,T,
.ra ar7srl 41i Iaii. ~ ii, 'aei. su's en-, a. =
90 nd ssg, r.F fo- rz-a 20
ts..t j. 80. =. -: pssr sr.-
ittfa. i,u.ts, =,
lcsl In fi.It'. iios-e Se1-y..
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pAcKETF0R HRisTOL.EN

PACKET FOR ERiST LENGLANl-Io al pl.i i !
- 800. ~ tie ltsh the vel Elnsi - MINK -
:: .5....cte Parsrt ship % O-HOf aDi " f'i
= - itt,f w;ii So! 9unct!n5y as ~ - I-,.; -.
pcfi"f ~ -. ye--.g-r. Those about Df'cec7- "a
taol i'a ,tg vii ID .ge to se--: ne Como 3. te,i
.gey anc- fof aiinsr pa,fnsfi or %
t,iyef-snee'. % - - sosih a, cot. sla dea-'ane
,,.r. J ONION exc, Q; Juna 5=h-'ie lasss'
~ IN, 81 f:f;f:f' e y Heiaid 1'--i-f ~" ''4 a'
Si.If1 shove. Hcr regular fai, .e.ro .,t.sr, 90
- l;e ,:.t is.a>s-c, il.' = ~ - -, ''
gy baafi 10 - ,jE.Ti-f:S 4. 60 = Sogsf
IN n, y-tl / i>GTDS. L. thFf'Fies, an -;
ne gt ne ltsi-- ard ssi. JOY TN. ef ~ ~ ll
y:.. I.i.f. OF P.t.s F,i !. i- ~! ,-s.
~ iaeot q ,, ~ 'I.;, ,5s tr-,hcn. cap' JoDa
- sli al oi the q; Junc, nc. fe-.=I "a. -.-
,- .h,p ar. r. beng al ~ ~ ~, 80, r. - H. IA!
an''ls ~ .l-r,.i irl7r -sieetrs t.-s bee - i'I-
80 a-bar IS ac- --eat -'r--Ify irf-e's 49, -.
tt,re corli,rtit sid ''' 5 t1,.a ere ,,.J-,-'f In
mai tHc.- nee Ja1o.;tot', i > " - ID t a.l ~
INV 5r.lsr.. Psrr.,, 'hgs =" 's.' sn,l, Ia
,5s e-..iq 2pn- ,t's IN s'd %. -. 49, ti.ra
y \ T. T.Ar-f, OFT i1,it gre ,. &c ~
s.r.1-.f r,,- i!afirri -l-e. 80 s--.i--
The Rochester viii =. ir-I' ;ef.l gi ~. .i.-- .-f.
Poems y, sh NJ -rd trtteir if'e7i- ., -. 81
-. ~ tI.. .tgr..-a7t PIrct my 1' ne - -i 49,
Id. IN t.r -, On, i.tl. l5;h 1T iia -. y. l.lt .-s
Tr1ii, ior sny amount. p7st-s ~ iii.f --,t,-,t
rni.r' Do MI she puHr 'r ta'''- = 80 oil
., Vyass. coustan'lg sale - abo'e. ...-..,.r.
r.SS.f.F FR3H Ireland EVERY Nv +
~ DAYS THRuJGtol iHt; NJ t;;'...-.;-i
- So, e 's-rq Danta's Ir7stc-a. linercs &C.
-. Fq,ss RS run 81; nj. l.;ss be cfa-'l VIZ! -, -
- on the il,~t rtas'''is te''- in '''''i
@ .1,r- il.efi1nl ,,,,,, ~, ,e..
- i.Ry FIVE DAYS IIiJUGHOCi lfIE ; -. -
Two things NJ necessary TOY ie cl, - ~ IN IN I,ne oi
-, srn9g- attention Liverpool. and goo
ji,a on b,ara tie ,aips @ich he sug,cii,t' ,t
paGi % corner Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17
Agents III IN ~ PSCOTT, OF RS Geree Piazzas. or
Crn RIpPNRD < SON So Waterloo Road

ATS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND &sc.--Prifi
,. anon, -,r,'r.,n, noiey Their friends N TIE ',h
ak ountry" re supplied with GH'ili n 'us 90,
= - Is go ~ go any amount. -. ae on y, ~
,cIfroUt discount any UiS charge ~ I've it -,
I,,rd ,oyIuciu Bank DO. he,fS james Sun - - -,
80. inaon: Baied TO. E-xrHaG-e n;'i lou
y.r,pol. En.er Bank OF Scotland. rr.eiaA i'iH
- Comprny Sir William fO!eS. hnn'"' < - go, -
and tho branches every pos; Town i''niiri"ut IN. -
.snJ scotland and Wales which lnits " ~ Ve Crs'ln',
the bncse: of ll,a ltth. 2 0f 7tn ct iHf 40! -
,eame' winch leaves Boston On On ne X @ IPStF
-: - .. -. :. if-li,n.
X. B-A letters from ;hecountfy mus come pcs; Vad,
nOI-DRF-rrE-i choice article OF TIN. valuable 4.'ii-
,arfi.y tfaa .r.G-No1e % The le-sty itIAILc -
S,ts, I.ni Md .Vaeria-FoT sas %; = tAanhcrS'iiet
g-s,ir the nir. 3 Chamber. street. between the Kali
to1J and paimo'. and near the Posi- Office
FOI'DREIrE may le applied 10 Corn. ana ,i''.s 'ns
rrn,> dressed with the with nearly ~ suol eecl ~ We
i,>i ami srcq the second hvelnE, a. apo * ph'ut
nri when !,s the htips, i VIII mature the crop wees
-, f,yS earlier than any other manure IN oFlnify w."
full ryn .yee1s ,vcr ordinary One farmer s Sehf
.e ten barrels LonG island this yea, ne h> ha nNe'
ninety barrels The article prepared by the NV" OK oi-
.nv m the City has and VIII sfA be oCnG 'R1e-iDT ~
.nv cher urcpate. IN the i matter 81
rra A. They collect the muienui Tubs and CASKS, whilst
others collect i,Oa which Is thrown the material
od and water p taken the sinks at night when no d.
cTinI.nl;ioa can be Setbut with ns Company VINO
brye ay light TO select the good md discard tile worthless
-. hsv In ya done more than iGJ load, Tbs lie careful
b.g o cad ut the right place, . Chambers street where i
rr be md ir7miiceJ3 barrels iu So or IL barrels tor So
the Mandatory lfh-street. come. 81 Avenue -, by
.is load NJ ~ cents btlshei tgi3- III D. IL. Ml,Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-17
REFINED SUGAR
E--OOT SEY AND ,VOOtSEY from this date offer their
: ''an!nrt' Dot BIZ: REFINED SUGARS 6, The Ui-


T.TOOISEY AND WOO! SEY from this tG,e oter their
~ Standard DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS Ct he io'-
ii Cents ef ooqnd When les. haq i've packages an
Powter'd IL, DO do additional
The above are packed Is follows.
G l;asf p SSis q $ Nochasse to' PACKAGE
AMY 10 the New York Patent sugar Refinery. Of South
and Montgomery Is. or n ~ Wdiist.
Y 3; Ore-s Of Tie must ~ accompanied ov remit;
leiih'
i>AIRBANKS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.-The
manufacturers have bruc: these Enhances la very great
adapted tiemto a, ii. purpose, ioT winch heavy transactions
ARE reJtu.ed by weight In the mechanical construction rre
Is ~ Ken to STRENGTH DURABILITY and hCCt-
RACi-accuracy not merely speclc point uud 10 an
but uHygra accuracy ~ every angle ~ e oIn
and throughout the entire asc tom he lowest 10 the nsh
,.t capacity Of the Balance.
THESE scales keep adjustment perfectly fre never liable
cement and seldom 20 expense iur feara he's
he Of '5a Rnugas 10 tie Ecd Stale. ana H.
them they have been Ion. ue. the operation Het
perfect also the Dormant aud Portable scale, Ter Wc-I
in. merchandise Merchants Hu! ut.fs vino have nlG tti
~ nt years. testify 70 tlcf iiIfi
ucrulcy tirt they appear unaffected b "edf
r.. ,C - ha.e teen patented Ensnud where lSy nIe
-,trns,y-!y used private warehouses and plbic raj
.ry~. EiJN ARD FIELD No | Plat stceei. aul
80 cody J ~. luDENE. No IL Broad street. y \.
PRESCRIPTION q + GOODS MA\gFACTU RED Al
~ TIE NEW-Yt RI CARD FACTORY ,.-.
naneisu. PUrc-ui1. ltII. ot BorGetef, Enlc-se OK
Edged Fancy Ciuei. l.. rly e 0umns Card. Hnd Punt
en- Blanks Of every re cfipl and cnorei and plan
American, French. ana Spanish Huya: tnTt, ui
every variety b,cS and GuHy tuiGrle. nrEe and small
Come and Soci Conversation tatds extra thcA GOofei
Cur,i. for RlIi-urt ijcS4j. Pencil Cards. &c sc.
ttPr from AZ ecun q the county respectfully solicited
ard wi be faithfully execute! by l.. SMITH,
uly3I In ~ JOhn.,t. iJte Il FG:Lun-st.