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4 ,HICKERiNG's PIANO FOkTES.-W. rs
I ov,r ha. Just returned from New York and
p.,on where he ha. been rcplcnishipg hi. stock Of
foods. and while there effected an arrangement with
Mr. Chickering, which will enable him to furnish
an, NJ M. superior Pianos the ioioe factory prices
-thr.e of when are now on hand al statoners
Hall, and will be sold as above. pianos oil any oet
orip,,on obtained at short notice
sent s-3taw4w
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ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA--ohear, latest
II edition, 1897 thirteen octave vols m full
leather best ornamental binding, for s24, lPublshed
at 81 30 per vol. unbound) For sale few copies
Jnly by p TAfLoh.
nOCrOR FOLLEN'S WRlTINGS.-Thecom com
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CLOTH with portrait, just published, and for sale BY
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NIlLlTARY OPERATIONS AND &C flONs
wi Of the American Revolu,ion.--Just published,
and this day received fpr sale by Y. TAYLOR, u
Col S,mcoe'. Military Journal, during the Wroft
Revelation. Now first publishsd comp1sss IN one vol
octave, Nth many military map, d'ssrsns P's"s OF
actions, &c. &c.
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7 .Irg AND sPi EcBgs oF HrNRY Clay
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ON AGRICuLTURAL CHEMISTRY AND

ON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AND
OGEOLoGY, by Professor J. ,. w Johnson, in
hire. volumes, complete, cheap edition-addressed
practical sgriculturi,ts who possess no previous
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vol a On the Improvement OF different soils by
mechanical means and measures
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OUDoN's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AGRi-
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which IS much lower than the usual price; on
Agricultural works. both English and American, for
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just imported from England, by
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~ RANTHAM ON BUILDING IRON STEAM
~ ERS and en- iron As a material ior shlF Neaa-
ing-by John Granlhsm. Cisi tng'nosr sod " asei
OF the Polytechnic Society Of Liverpool, vol. ~Hh
plates.
Bischoif>s Foreign Tariffs and their inior'css 81
Ieets on British manufactures with proposed remedies
London, le43.
Eisdels Industry OF Nations, 2 vols, Lo.aoa.
Montesquious Spirit Of Laws, translated. z vols ),
London
Adam Smiths Wealth Of Nations, with so,ss sbd
dissertations by McCulloch, author Of the CONNER
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Tooke's History Of Prices. vol, London.
Porter's Progress Of the Nation BRITISH ! vol.
Wilson's large French and English Dictionary
Wellingon's Dispatches Cierke's Naval Tactics
Notes by Lord Rodney.
Stephensons Marine Surveying and Hydrometfy
Belcher's Marine Surveying.
Memoirs Of Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Pic
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Torres, by a Country Gentleman. ! vol. I'd cents
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TEXAS

MEXICO, Ters', and Yoesisn, in Isi2. With an
WI account of the SAME Fe L,pcdhiSo, 1 ,olum.,
sih map.
Tsras, Hs Geogr,phy, Natural History, and Topo.
gfsphy, by william X nnely, E.q 1874.
Dr-cripiion OF TEXAS, by frsnei. Mo- re-, u. H.,o-
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Rohinson's Memoir. of the Nericsn Rssalus,oa
History u MEXICO (in sp,ai.h) b, Lorsn,sns
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No change Of passengers or baggage cars.
Passengers VIII be taken from on board the New
York steamboats, whenever they do not 20 10 Troy
Immediately on their arrival at Albany by the
boats John Mason and iona, c. Heart and landed al
Troy.
Stages and steamboats, run every half hour TO and
from Troy and Albany, and TO suit the arrival and
departure Of the cars.
Passengers going north Of the Springs, will find
stages to convey them TO Lake George, Whitehall,
and intermediate places, connecting with all the prin-
cipa Norlhern and Eastern routes. Either OF the
runs will take passengers in time to reach the Lake
Champlan boat
The arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
Is new aAd much pleasant and expeditions tn n
heretofore IL is by stages to Dunham's Basin, near
Sandy Hill and thence In packet boats TO Whitehall,
thu, avoiding the rough part of the road.
Returning-lesye Whitehall on arrival Of Cham
plain boat, by packet boat to Dunham's Basin, and
thence Saratoga IN stages, to arrive an time for the
cars.
MA stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at O'Clock
a. m, TO arrive at Whitehall in time for the
steamboat, which leaves at / O'Clock, p m, Of the
same day Passengers going East, by taking this line
will arrive at Rutland, Vermont early in the evening
ID. SACkETT,
Secretary, Troy.
A. REED,
mtIN Agent, Whitehall.
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TO BRooN-CoRN GROWERS.
WANTED, At the rsai saiisry a an. D,.,,,
w Of Columbia, ron ten 20 t-srt, Leo, -
round brush q the Broom-corn, &C. -h,ss an. a..
est marse, pnc- vii he gwen. AgJiy -
JOHN y. DADE w.f1sn
Apn2i-3tswtw
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DRODiE ON DISEASES OF THE JOINTS.
ID Pathological and Surgical Observations, by Sir
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Numerous cases Of Surgical operations, without
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The American Journal Of Medical Sciences, for
July, lsi3.
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TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
TN CONNEXION by stage lines from Saratoga, by
i the way Of Glens Falls TO Lake George, and by
the way Of Sandy Hill, kingsbury, and Fort Ann, TO
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Champain steamboats,
for Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places
Cars will leave daily, by s,eam-Power, as follows
From Troy ats o'clock a N.
Saratoga, for Troy and
Albany via Troy road m
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SCHEDULE

rArrR. BAND MADE, 90 lINgS, LAID 90 wOy,
osns Ptlio Pos ss,,n o. ya.ia sai.h "a ~s,xA
Whom trimmed not isss than t~t iss ger ream 90
Is nams Foo.csp, sias'laI hn.k, 10 BE- chen tr,n..
ned, ~ by 10 inches and ~.,.h loss than 10 Ia.
per ream--per reAm.
- rrams Qosro Post, SIMILAR 4 pish, TO weigh %,
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20 rrains Note paper, similar flash, gi poi Feam
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
II TT z T RIB u N E.

ForThe Weekly Tribune.
THE LOVELY BAND.
THEY grew together, lovely band
or brothers and sisters dear,
And they gaiIy pay'd on the sea-girt strand,
And they knew not single care.
Merily over the high blue hills
Merily over the lea
Orer the crags where the eagle dwelle,
They stray d in their eareless glee.
Tho butterfly sail'd with trembling wing,
As the laughing group drew nigh, Thing =
For they said" He's bright and beautiful.
And our prisoner ne must be:
The sivery trou, in the bsbbling brook
Tha, wound through the meadow green,
Scarce ventured out from hs shady nook,
For he knew it was deah-l ween.
The bob o.lnk paused in his love-sick song.
And hsd TO the old elm tree,
As the chsttering truants hurried along,
In chase Of the tireless bee;
And then he warbled lively song,
For lively bid is he,
And he hopp'd about the branches among,
As if proud OF his Ininstrelsy.
When winter came on with his clustering storms,
And covered the hills with SNOW
Congealing the streams in his icy arms
And peeping the lattice through
With Its merry freight, the fairy sled
Gldes swiftly over the stream,
Which rumbles along in ITS narrow bed,
Away TO the sea, unseen.
Over tho mountain Of cold white SNOW
Over the meadows Of ice
Through the valleys away they 60
In the glee OF their sportive chase.
Tho happy hearts, and the sparkling eye,
That gather at eventidc
Arosnd the hearth-while the cold wind sighs.
Might pardon parents prido.
For the budding flower hath holy charm.
And il twineh around the heart,
To be shielded there,-lsst breath Of harm
Should taint TO lis truth mpar
Shall still go on with the lovely band
And tell Of their future years
No! I'll leave them there on the sea-girt strand,
Away from life's withering cares
PoCAHONTAs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

EiRTH & HALL. No Yrankln;sSqas, have SenSta1,IJ
D. onhand OF MI SIC and Nj SitCAL
INSTRUMENTS of el kinds. PLANO FORTES of different
tty e and nish GUITARS from the best Spanish patterns
s,e all other nakers md of very and
stye oil finish FLUTES of a kinds and finish t9I which ihs4
BUGLES. CORN0PLONS. TRQMBoNES. slG; al Of ihei
own manncture and warranted importers EMUSIC und MI
Kinds Of MUSiCAL lNSI'RU IENTS. NEW MJ SlCreceiv-
ed as Us published JUST PUBiSEl nll hs son 2i
Cd for the PIANO; also, the oRpHEUS Gl.EE BOOK. te
ing collection o! ces for tour male voices with
panmen selected ard compiled from the 5es, German and En-
ssn authors. by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Price One Dollar
.r,act.,,lv invited m call phsG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEwYoRK......ocroBER aS


Cleared.
Smith, aS tsssn George.
Aaaa ssss kSs''S" e as ssfss' g. PSvfs
gilman. Worth, Richmond. Allen x Paxson-
Arrived.
British brig nNdan. Marian. Ii days from Windsor, S.
British bHS WIN Bso,hby COCHRAN. Is day. from Sydney.
BnS Helen Chase DAYS from Lubec 800 of plaster
Brett & Vo,e Sailed in company with the schooner oward
ssSI Keeler, Wade. days from Thoma's0n. lime, to
Schr Banner Lovekin days from Calais. Me. lumber to
Nsw SS0S con' .nHS hoa % from FoSno bal
s1 ss Fee b!sSss bksSSse hRGGs Rssssy t'f Boston, fish
sssI GhsllenTs ,G, Foster ThSms,"T S,. lime
ssss EEs Escs ESTs EeseffA Bassss sss;Sni aass ass'
sehI I Beside, LanSey' Boston Boston ,Td.s mdzs
sehI M Hale. Bsans, Bears Boston. mdze
seI ony csy baarbei & McDuhe LuSec fish end pla.., TO
slcop Essex. Davis. Fall River domestics
Memoranda.
Pa7kG shp Garrick. reported Sned at anchor at the
Spoken, sc.
Oct e. off Montague. Pilot Boa, VIM Hacksta spoke ships
Iowa for AayTe Rochester for Lyerpoo whale ship Martha
br Newport under close rreed sails. blowing gale Mt the
tine from the Eastward.
DiEaster.
ls;er from New Orleans post marked 3, Mobile ah. hs.
his Postscript
'shp Mary Kingsland re with full cargo of ce,;o,
On boaiG They scuttlg her upon the other SIDE
s rivs tying TO extineush but fear vessel und cargo
vii be Destroyed
Tia n valuable ship. owned thi, city, and insured
here on vss.sl and freight so She s tons burthe
and commanded by Cap, Weare.
Brig Gibraltar. Of WadabHIo Yates, tom Sydney abou, 81
sn are have peshed We have fathes particulars,
ard tbs above obtained at second hand from Capt Boudro,
Who arrived at Boston on Friday.
The schr w Caldwell! ofPhiladelphla was los. on e 9Th
ans., on her voyage from Matanra' TO Phadepha eapa
and crew saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
DAGUERREOTYPES.

NIEW-YURK DAGUERREAN, IMMATURE LIE
RY Of Broadway Hrd Fulton. entrance IN Fultnn
ihi door omthe coner-where mny be had lr-tres winch
for beauty color, and effect at all times recommend
themselves aud superior, equal 20 that have
been hesore taken Mr. b. does not claim superiority ior
himself bet pictures o the criticism OF Just and
tccen public who. we'll stunge, invited to caGt
the Galley before going elsewhere, whether they Intend st-
ting Or not.
lkenesses all warranted give satisfaction. and
coloed in most beautiful and which Mr.. u. does
claim iuperorty, being filed by competent and practical
person. Taken all weathers from N III. ns.ruc
uons carefully given in the art.
oli 1mN NJ. b. B2ADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
MUSIC.

To the Elite of Musical Taste in the y. States !:
IARPS-I. F. BROWNE & co, from Erard) maker,
of the Improved Patent Double and Single ACTON Harp,
London ard New York. established 1870 J. f. T. oilers 10;
sale al 6o5 Broadway elegant assortment ot louhe and
Single Action arps The rich blnncy Of tune shigess OF
touch elegance OF finish and perfect mechanism O these eEps
render them uEeQuatd uEd obtain Tor them the first amateur
and professional patronage IL Europe and this county They
constructed tho best principles OF the cecbated Errd
with all the modern Improvements OF London and Pars-
Warranted bear the les. climate mud at European
Haps repaired and fcI hire string, destruction Books. Mu-
SIC, &c. J. +. BROWNE, Manufacturer,
No 3S Broadway, and
aul5 3m lms No. 73a Chambers-street. IL Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
otse fsfons SGoS While taking it, should refrain from the uo of

c.7n 600 WhTt would il be IN COMPARISON yiLh |.
Iu,CVU healthy state. ifee from C9nshs Colds: spit
tiysI Goppq;pTi, liant, z &c !R yS"AYNES CRMPogNp
other melicnes Ony prepared by Or. nlEhYNE, y, W
corner Of EIGHTH and RACE s:ras'ls, PHILADELPHIA.
street B. WarRsr 5 Bleecksr. Of Mnet;a street,
and n 4. SANDS Cnqrch D;gen.@y ss bowery c2nsI OF
Pierce & Harrison 30 Brosd street Newark. ~ j.: Jonathan
P Hall. 30. Union stfss.. Bower Stevens Gushing,
LVashn-on street. and Ransom & Steven, y o Washing
ton a:see Bottom; ". H. Peirce. hbany r. Y and Bac
{. Bull No 81 River street. Troy, n. Y. hl S;'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
iMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richs r,iscn &; Co.'s Celcbrutsc
lIL'I i.'aN pAN NsCEA

rg5rI N!e!;rne compounded cIey ium vegetable mattel
free from adulerauon and warranted Tree rom any nsre
den detrimental 70 hsa'h was discovered fnpa r 4ns Ts
oCFOFULA and who has beer un The treatment oi ts
most eminent physicians the FITTED states Ter eisht years
without least apparent hope Q! restoration 70 henth ana
gas them pronounced ;ncuobe but who after taxing me
atcve narled medicine for Eve weeks was restored Ia perfect
.esh. That medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
cess ard mas failed stance when IN accord
dance ~ n aecGM IRE M z eHygI RfE II RSH TLCER
IGs ATEg SgE3FrhAi SV ris4FIG HK3SfS NFS Ss
RjIlfS, SCURVY, CHRONIC CSoRE EYE E BLqMTCilES. M
Ctt1rTi'hNNE0GS D.sEASES or PAINS OR LIIGER;S GE,R;
nR An isiiT RI STATE OF THE BLOOD. The elIica-
ed md lis effects ae truly astonishing. Only
bic spoonful be taken by adult each morZnE before eat
aso acts gentle cahac increasing the appetite and
general health the patient causing all ucerned sores To Gs
charge proisy and producing On ciectnn aInta1s
OF the whole syEtem purifying and producing Fcect achon
Persons While taking it. should refrain from the Of all
'agiatag drinks Or s aea'onf4 T q4 e. E"j "Tj5SAGE f
Geue-a agent - Opposite he Custom House View
York ana nj 10 Astot House no. $40 md "a ioadway
NJ III Vesl-s;fee Nos e nrd go Bowery No. SO Fulton
stree; No 81 and ~; HUDSON and % Ham nond.s;;se
udson No 80 tanasitee No L! and ID Il G[eeaMca
No. 3 Cainfne::Iset; Ncs ISL and ial Pe sat MOL
BIuokIyn. J. W. Smith. cornsr Of Fu,on and Cranberry
streets: and Wr B!agroyc. Sque's Riidin.s, corner VIII
low aiI AtBcsLs.. ANA By Ill the pIcDe druggists IN Inc
nt y r. iockrow. No. 81 Beare,-.t CLIFTON Buildns1
Cenerai Wholesale ara Retail agent for Albany.
/. w. Dyott ean, No Ii3 No IN seen l-ss. General
wss3e Al ;sS f. !, h9d9 f Rqh % H. Walker.
street, Y. G. Colby No. 35I Pelrl..tree; n. Y.
Instructions taking the scs ana gou number OF cer
tho above nlares MI eohlm ly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
Correspondence of Livingston s. Co.

BUFFALO, ocl 40 a. NJ
eu supplies Of Chicago Wheat Of superior quality.
BOW arriving ths port The factors there appear to be
te from The inferior smpes which has enabled the invoices
arriving TO brIug the top nnge Of quotations. Two OF three
hon nst go". reausst 400 bbl' Tecumseh which ranks
brought a 1875 and baNds 81 o. Corn for canal
5istiauon cents Domestic Spirit, have advanced ngnIn-
Sales Of High Wines 81 cents with very light imports.
Flour md Grain arriving freely and freely transhpped
y canal boats. Several hundred lying the bnsn Mt
many OF them will be enabled to Sc, off, Weather clear and