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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
The Day of Rest.

To The Editor If The Tribune:
When Bishop Porteous, of London, eminent
alike for his piety and talents, was sinking to
his grave, The report reached him that Club,
Instituted under the patronage OF the Prince OF
waics, ;Isfterwards George w. was to meet on
Sunday. To the utter surprise OF his medical
attendants, who considered him nearly gone, he
called for pen end ink and requested an audience
with the Prince, vhich was granted. feeoie
and almost voiccless, supported by two 0i MS
attendants, he soon entered the royal apartment
He was silent for moment, when nature seemeo
to rally, and his clear, soft, persuasive voice to
return for the exigency. Then, With a lock OF
unutterabe tenderness and earneStness, (weli
worthy the painters art,) which showed his deep
concern for the Prince, as well as for the honor
of the Sabbath, he, in terms admirably chosen,
coniured him to fix on some other day for the
meeting of the Club.
The Prince heard him very kindly and seemed
much affected; explained the circumstances; !;
said it was not new institution, and that it was
founded in charity; but that, if the day could be
changed 10 Saturday, it should be.
George w. in his last illness, declared that he
could never shake off the impression thus made
upon his mind by the dying Bishop-that 1t was
the first admonition from such quarter that had
ever moved him; and two days before his own
death, alluding to that affecting interview, he
said that nothing in his past life gave him more
uneasiness than the recollection Of dsSecrated
Sabbrths.
This feeling, however,, is not surprising or ex-
traordinary for the honest voice OF reason, oi
conscience, of experience and of immortal hope
as well as the voice Of Revelation, is uniformly in
favor of Heavens appointed Day Of Rest
Why, then, it may be reasonably asked, should
not all have the magnanmity, the good sense, to
act up to the lun e .L";- "nrvic,ions
and practically to acknowledge that, in instl,u'
ing the Sabbath for man, the Creator was right
wise and benevolent? A. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

~ DIR. Phinney's Family pills cnu.; an,ly
for sale by b. 4 y. SANDS - Fulton seet. 273 btoad-
yay and - East Broadway lto :ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

r- The Books OF Subscription to the Capita
Stock orthe New York nnd Ere Fsioad Co. It
the Office Of the Company No. "a Wals;rr-t bstween
hours Of 10 ond5. WIN. NJ GOULD. SecretIS.
Nr~-Yoys. Apnl 9th. 1874 %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10
FOR THE PILES.

H.,
eilheI aenS M; % 81 eSeraa bic dns blind Cases
tws gnTs ,,Ind aer % eSrr neans hnd iad mo
eruey IT The o,es Be m nS' .ph,eo hsnd p
mr. IA On the outside wrapper box ard ememhei hat
above medicine Gun be onaa ~ , e Gf he ORIGINAL
md sole ropreior "a uiH.M fesl ny eGTre ay,,ce
a ,HTor. % where Pes snd a. chronic successfully
rented flee hours trom7 A. M'osP. ~; ia% ndy,e1 s.A'
No. go Bowery. lus iihp~"--
TIE uEhbh have Blamed wofd~o & celebrity POT
hap man :" hf asl 1d dce %
calculated to a,sse s S p.nn,sa p"" o1 oSd Sd' Smss
" ore cautioned rsa.t p%d%y ony % New Yops De-
loving e nks; TI,fs ,i;es SGp t store iism Dr. adwy
PoJbRE SUBTLE f eadcarnF nn,s MAJ, om
prSot positive this nnd mistake. Drecph' rfeno" ana
treekI baiche. tar" Ied" alp%ne. mo,hsw s'ps'
'; sEaS sT q ii"sr' hair Mssa, to
beauiiiu brown back At The option OF te u'7 ""'a'
'''TIf 14t-I6 If5 't9 TEcEf Taiiank koUcESo cents
BEANG nEsPAGNE. or Spanish White ior the complex
''n IURrss es. dGTTERLINs and Other Ds,'"ep R'mem
eSGENY WSe Fox baGIE i,Gf hacc%L SGL PAIN Ex
TRACT1R =. the above ,.., Du"PG "PSadeoba Milk street.
hssn ."n Ives. chs,in ssn fSd Hodge SeSSapGa rasn Fs
Guild BaegGt pye. pI%Ssnss 'ss syei New aa
ven Peafee Albany Tousey. Roche'tcr' stor' nsdsnn'
Gmy. Po'keepse. &c ------ "-, ~.
DRITANNIA WARE -Caatnrs. with hnd without pot pot
te lamps Candle.ticks. Srtio0ns. Coffee gpn Ia
=, .dis1 Tumhiers Pitchers, SpGoDs. &c &C. fOr ses
~ ~ o. i'oD''' JAMES WEEKES. 81 Maiden are:
%aslw. Manufae,arsf'' "a. AEsa,;-
1,ussIA RED LEATHER Of fine color q nni ~, ne; COO
~ shhu' 'or '"'e ~ ' y: r. CLAYTON Z, SDNS
D.No FOKTE EINSTRUCTlONS-h{ {orns man whnse
1s. ~, m chm ar er md ability ;h1 ~ mot 'stac
or cement. for glyi6S inuruons
on .be above nstrumeu Or "a singing iof H'afu III so' e
IL family
A line e!, al taS oN''e' ' nu3 lt<
at-Iy hitende' 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

VIII NOT the frenis tie ie.is or t.s
Whig Cause take measures early and general
diffusion Of this work One hundred copies will be tram,
mitted TO ary person club for NinctYFive Dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

CSOAL. COAl,-rhe subscribers oifeI tr sale sapstot
Peach Orchard .. Liverpool ard Virginia "ai' AT
the loves, market .uces ne above I1ni !. al es,e,nS ~.
SVs' 'Ol'S " w. w < T. TRtSLOW.
harry ard 10 Mulberry- streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-10

T ETTER LoST-Drected 10 Tirr. HrrcnN.oS, ~,
IL nrcsnw.y. y. Y Any person bavirg i"rnH w 80 -
,hai Caring IL al ae East broadway. he h4n'sonSs
-ds
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

E- North American Phalanx, Monmouth Co
n j. Address Leelsille P o. 35 miles from Newly via
steamboat ORUS 1n Fulton Market to Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer. ~. EDWARD GILES IS the accredited
Agent of the Phalarx in York. and may be consulted on
lis business from to o'clock NJ. q. his residence No. 10
Wolkeru iyl 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

Dg- The Tariff as IL is, compared Dith the Su5sti-
tu,, oro,nsed bv its 1GeerscrleS The Blu reported The
United States House of REPRESENTATIVES, BY Sen .feRdy Of
N. C. BY II. GREELEY
The above Tract ready and for sale at The Tribune office.
Price SIS per 1000.
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DO n t.NTItS.
y. CHTiI.I.E gNNLGE * CO.
M Id ireRnr Sfrref

nrFER for cash. the favorable terms. large as;
, sorts, uf Dbmes''- 1tL,5 iy 'os ntuons WHICH
r. Brown aud n,e"cted stef;rg- nnl s'ltngS fnnnss
-hret-. = nsef,, nth> Hra., b,"n ana h-aeGea a.
ton yam. init., Wick. sc. sc
Together III very extensive n.sor9l"Tt OF Fancy and
Staple Try GooG, Mt.uhopi Etquried 10 examine his
t,,'n hat e,rur I2j
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

ns Water Cure.-J. Shew. NJ. d. IN author OF Wa.
fer Cure s Four:h IS ready TO visit his friends and Others
who care to be treated medically uiiou drugs Water Cure
for efficacy is system without parallel IN the healing at
Most cases. if not ALL can well treaed in private dwell
incs rs elsewhere The advised grnult0lsy Jy2 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

GUNNER COATS of every variety and style. at feiucea
y prices at the New-York Cash Tailoring E'tabshnent
ls Broadway three doop below the Franklin Hou'e Also
large assortment of Shirts made order which are waiish
10 IT. and TO be Of superior manufacture. ,oo,,t, r.
jy0 ~ boO1n O. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.

.yhis Committees: Clay Gibbs: Friends
or Mr. Clay: send your orders!
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF The UNITED STATES,
CT ALL PARTIES, ALL CRsEps, ALL CALLiNGs.
Only 95 cents for 400 octave pages, with
three EnGrnvinSs!
THE LIFE AND SPEECHE ES
HENRY CLAY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
lfnyeT Oi yOuT >NrrfN l'ItlI: -, =, -.
p-.,ty,,- (orp yy,u 10 1874

BAiTINORT, JcEs ~ lsA.
Nessrs SAsps-GEHT Most chesrfuly do HLh 10 tle nu
mers testimonials of your life DeservH"e Snrsrpnriia
wa, attacked the year l with s:roiuus aeeiicn on my
unper In nd continuing upward tai ing hold o and
surrounding parts unit; the pnSsGe' Tor conveying tea "m
,ha eyes to c rse ere destroyed, which caused
nr flow of tears 1t also affected gums. cnusin2 DIS
very unp pensart and ;geh became onse tina Il
wouid not hn so been hard task tU p them oul WIN !i
ierk-uch were my feelings md suffering nt tf te that
yns rendered perfectly mserb!o. consulted the fist phys,
clans in the City but with is Denc. Every thing heard
of wus tried but all proved Of service nnd ms Inst resort
wus recon nended change cf but s like other emee-
did mo good dsense continued gradually H. rcc-e Uri
Physician recommended your pr-parnton OF srrasparn
orocnted from your agent tbs Cy, DT James a. Reed.
hottie, and JESS than three months -tJtcd To
health md happineSs Your SgrsRpnla a.OGc elected ie
c,,rr nd wrh desire the afflicted ny longer GIrr
t le the rh medicine nnd be free from disease "h ee
''s " 1' ~ DANiEi. iicCoNi,lkAN.
ANY one desrnus know farther particulars ! fad NE II
NV residence in where wi.i HiC: pleasure
to communicate any thing IL relation tl tals cure:
~ ''' DANIEL McCONNihAN.
Personally appeared before me the ADORE named igne Nc
Go..% ~ ~, ,e,nsnt an JOHN CLOUD.
h Justice of the Peace of the C;y Of Baltimore.
Fo, s,ticuInrs and conclusive evidence qi is sup9r
or value ana efficacy Sc? pumphIets which muy De ooLned
gratis. , ,,.:, =,
A. b. & d SANDS, druggists;
T9 Fulton street. 273 Broadway. n East ljroadwny
Sod nso by Druggists generally throug hout the CnIed
States Price. 81 per 6otte; SIX bottles for 50
i- The public respectfully requested 10 lnneit @ .
which the human; frame subiect; thete'r ~ Inr Shni
nnrir arr tpE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

c- Hardware, Cutlery, &c.-LEWls BEi.E E
DICT co. respectfully inform their friends and the public
generally that they removed this city nd have taken
the Store 81 Pease, tspposte the Pear!-s;reet House,
where they are now opening large and welseieced assor
ment of Goods both Foreign and Domestic. which ey
would call the attention Of wishing purchase. apOu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

90 Thomson's Clay Medai.-For sole at the
Tribune Office l50 Nassautreet, THOMSON CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounced
of a Price 80 per hundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited jyll If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

We have employed Mr.. Hodge to perform chemical
onay,es for u.s. and from in which they were
raomirnr s,ch ,vnrI A. b. SANDS l. co.
eEay VorS Iune i 81 e2 eodf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
CORDED SKIRTS.

No - Cedarstreft one door rom Nassau,
rsAS u., received by seger tUtEma. good assortment
As". Arhouroa end silk lace Trimming and rdgnz.
Feet Gloves and Nts. tuy ice, =. zoe HnG hIean rns
Ius Bns.yls Lace syle; BioIde G'i WASH bi2nde
tuI!ings, Illus y .Nc I@'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

r- The Bosks of Subscription to the Capita
Stock of the NeY,rk and Ere Railroad Co. open It
the Office of the Company. No 81 Walsreet between ne
hours of 10 ando. WIN. NJ. GOULD. SecTetaI e.
New-Yoik. ApIii 9th. 1874 dS5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. Z SPRUCE STREET.
THIRD STORY.

GAYLORD d. ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
N B. Particular attention paid to reblndnS Old Books Pe-
nodcps Music &c. in good style an at reasonable rates.
Person. visiting the city have er books rebound at
-, ,o,;oo LEu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
rT Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
eyv-York.-Thr !ns.iuon, during the month OF June

il! In Total Lives Insured. 81
nr Dr, Phinney's Family pills constantly
for ale ty A b. * u. SANDS. ~ Fulton street, 23 Broad
wIy. and a East Broadway teo om
w Graham House, SO Bac!a7-stree.. by ROs-
WELL GOES. Eou
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

j. ..NNStLLE .tANLOE y CO

J. NN tli4E. "a LVIf - 90.
IMPORTERS ANU JtjEpEWS 10 ttnr srse'. otter Tor
-te ,.g, IN ,r rclefa -: iHncy Md Sta,
pie Gr, Goi, the q. fauue tis Market and
ii tire iuNC,t
Mcsrhsns au he country w ind /, 90 iheI: interest," 10
examine tins eatfe stock Ot new Fall Goods. J.o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

U- The Letters OF Casslus N. Clay, on Sa-
very and on the Presidency are printed Pamohiet and or
sale al the TrbuneOce Price sl leo. or $40 per 1870
copies.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

Who ARE FOR THE TARIFF Hon D. Tod
Loco Foco candidate for Governor OF Ohio, is
stumping the State. and speaking for himself and
Mr.. Polk and against Mr.. Clay and the Tariff
He addressed his party in Ravenna, on the l4th
of June, and in the course OF his speech, uttered
the following characteristic sentiment:
II Tor It's inequality and Injustice that the Democratic
pnIty cenounce the a odlOus law-as the
Black Intit and ftrGt God they ieA continue 20 de
n0nnes It. uHth that odions iGlo IS repealed"
An honest expression of the feeling and pu--
poses Of the party, by one of its leading men,
bers. Mr.. Polk has repeatedly said the same
thing, and yet the small politicians of his party
in thus State, where the law is popular, claim the
credit of being IN favor OF 1t. The shallow pre-.
tence is prepos,erous. Cincinnati Adv
Iy QUANpARY.-Postmaster Wick'ife has
served notice upon the New. York Railroad
Companies that carry the U. S. Mail, that he
shal fine them $50 every time they carry the
agents of Pome.oy s. Co.'S Letter Express over
their roads. On the other hand, Mr.. Wells, of
the firm of Pomeroy & Co., not 10 be outdone,
has signiied to the agents of the Railroad CON-
panics, his intention 10 commence prosecution
against the first Company that refuses to carry
himself or his agents. The Companies are thus
placed Ike mule between two bundles OF hay,
with their duties as common carriers on one side,
and their contracts as mail carriers onthe other.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

a; fa;rroi New ,,,ey. th Eaz Herring s9d l..t
soo c"arcE2f hH' @l -''fsa receive" '' rs s.,
Pcte:'cn. ~
pOtRp-Tro IL, ssl'h ,;sard TO .snn family Without
r.hen suze csn'euen. 10 saIl's "a apo' ,A ~
i,.e hor.s s,-1 sseal i,cn's ;ac ;hrd rfy he su
alton ef, dc'sos or 'e o, oreieus sna '{ .,.e .ae
ttsc 10 + Pc, Ciicc-Eas cfoa~ay. ecrset OF a:kSts'
D04RD-y family few .inse se7,I.'sn Of I'D mo.
n, cnn have coed board rrd f"n> IN pn' ale isyn
= e n ,ifee, Tenn. ve,y !av'iahle. jy-Sl"
!, 1,Zi,-eRlNtT E0ARuIHG HOUSE, 'eonos The ~.
.suc Hour aoyy or-n r ae ree1s'io> Of eorr-
cany under tie r'srsf"-eit' - llfs. - W arc
rseSrcndsto public ray Le assnT,I sn q rIaf rnrff M
= Loas .a ';i,7a1' 8raneb y July g. ~, lFs In
ft'Ff. 'FEEVH.-A REDUCTION 0F q FEN CEAi:
u.l sets ~ N,mo,pe-ssc presgr- 2fae..s ,ie 49, by
eef' SI;EY, "ir,.. 2 Nnrs3 ,feet. rex; door to ,ae
Char li,si Mineral Teeth rsed End warranted.
Nv cASl!os Y r.,lssH i Of, SrS>rensz It .si ss:s g s
N H. i.cl OUT; OF Adpi, ard ihe gdlaceni eoune arg
eonnsc5S m n aa val sc h,a I! a'epd 81. to . ss'ass
Pah' 1' 99F nsss NsisRsz caa&ssi s Is:fi' and
Ros Rob c.atan, :. iiai,Vl; asca: f,t BTOwn sgoek
Grtkes. & Go. Ahlcoiin . 49,
WI W.T. SSf;aaa, Ksia. i''''' ~ i,y
ID E;oYA-Ite ,ibcr s!- removed to The nc% and
hey are rscesrg ~ e'ey 'esst addGns T., 'nsit an
s.i sN,.7srv1 ack goods the whole ~ which aaS u-en
selected - Of the m tao's s5E)nd aH' consists 10 pai'
!FsgTyt !TiMy AND POCKET CUT. ERY-A full assortment.
PLNTED HagE.->aele!d and birmingham IA iIe1t Va
TT iRAyS-Iq sets ard dezens rom common 70 ve'y fms;
cyRS!A% SLY f.ii AND BRITANNIA WARE ofeyeY
Grscr pton, with sruat variety "s f.>oi 9Sps' & o;n
f.,h AID French % the n'pec,l ? ~ Mil'i 'Hcy iu''
,is isy " e'0'Ii Wi4 iGs Sn-'ai6,i Biz fgSs' go a,
,SESi0yNi.-IOnH 10 i.ptFJpY. renta, nslno,Cd s,sn
= > Pce street to ~ Bo5iHay '''c tVois oeos
sIest. "''S %.
NEW JUVENILE WORK.
JUST PUBLISHED NTH 4 SPLE-NDiD fRoN-
TISPIECE.
MRS. LEICEsrEH'S SCHOOL,
o. the tg:Dc several yougg LADIES'. GeSted ny bs'
>eh--. b.
CHARLES LAJB.
Author Of Ella. &c, Nc Ind h,s Sister.
" The above wt contains ten nighIi interesting stories
rtap,i the cauvu from So 10 OF
an published n undun pan olttr nrgc edoc
* Lambs wofk he s,, Il s'fcty moral tone.
books THIS edition E,2ra :fam ths Ens!,h eopy and
puh..hcd ~ the hani>0e' style oi Amsrcan ypoysphy-
rI,re 5l cent, UENki VI. INDFRDpNk.
iy2j Iw Publisher aud BOOKSELLER. y JOhu-,t.
PlLGRlN'S PROGRESS.
YH:rR EGtiJ2.
lust cccycla ne Pc, !oau Of Publication q Paa Row.
the N l EDITION thI ftctcti,s 6uf pop hf w"fA he
iI',.'s ruisreo yoIld N ,rp'fus s.s uhry r..4cco
rrce -----D-' - !"
DUMt.r;I'ii'.$.
>. GE,ILI.E. e, = LOif - co.
IMPOETEaS ANN JUhHEH~ 10 t'a' s,rse'. o'ef toI
t.e. k,:n Nh rcActl as ltneLt g. tancy r,d STA
pie r Go'-i, the lt stcca o. auei> ~ TIE inafAe: siid
at the uGtt rgicts.
,4,,t,. tisg f. tfs Nt,pk ~ tsNxb -
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THE TkIBUN N L .
For TIE New.Yo,k Tribune
Scene In IL Prison.

R,rs flowers to the captive. lowly cell:
'JbeS have IN les u the Joyous woods 20 iei
-, ,S ~ ,,-e line streams, ard the gl'.wns sly.
And The fi. hi world shut from her amGnf eye; eye;
e Sream o. b, youth. her flowers. Wild to"ei
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

u The Coons' are not all Wings it seems
J.P. COOKS, Esq. of Attica, recently addressed
Loco.Foco moeGng at Batavia.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
WHOLE no. IG46
SANOSS SAnsAPARiLIA

EoR he removal and permanent c'c o all diseases aI
il frn m impure state Of the bcod. han; Of tie ,Ys
w:
Serpfna. 1r Ens ErR. REcms.su. Ojna'ste CS'arecr'
Erup,ons. Pmplss. or PaSt2ies ne Fiec, 81 feh-
BRss, Chronic Sore Eye-. Ria= Hora or 7S,ie-.
Seaia Head. Enisr cement and PGia Of tic Bones
ard JOINTS. S;H16orr UiferS. Sypiat.is Syra7
toms Scid,ieI. or Lan5Gso and Diseases
ar,.tny from an injHdiciOss nse g
.uereurr. .4seitss. or DrODsy. Et-
yosmre or InprGGence II ict.
fiso. Cdrouic CaRs,itu-
t,onoi Disorders na@
Be remorei by ,iis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
alACKIE 6 LEVERETf,
nIhIIss. ?; i:CE ETSs

To. lOl WATER STREET,
i}e!cR Wal S.fnotl
Jcuy +. N.cKIx late i!ucse Oakley 4 Jerns0n }rs
Ju-i.n :. i.EVxRErT, lais i.evcreu 3 ! HvrHs. S.
Dealer, and i!tou.ht Nail, and SPIKES Axes IN
Plate. Eauca Tn LEAD. Copper Elnc. Spe;eI Wire EnS
h American ana Russia Sheet iEun. Hoop Iron 'Iases
Rods l;uod Iru Nail AID Spike E, Shaseis. Spades Cas
.e l,railS racks urd S;atpwil Bras Kettles Iinneu'
Tonl, scotch i.ngiish &; American yig Iron. &c.
Ere pron, (, los Gb. irrn Chests oi n! sizes mis- 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

If there b. pleasure earth which superior eis' csnno
er;or and one wh ch they u.h, almost elyy the Jose
son Of is the power relieving pali iinw ca''o'ns pe
the coa<cou>ness of having been the stEuneaf o' eGhS
thousand. ffe-, ni,ery to those who puses, What
amount of suffering relieved and what MI greater
amount of suffering be pteyclle6 BY tee use OF anS>
Sarsa2aIlla The uniortuns:c victim Of cTeiay Gses'e
with swollen glands. contracted sGe"s and bo1e' 7 cious
has been restored To health visor The scoluos paent
covered with ulcers loathome himself ard - m attendants.
has been made whole Hundreds Of persons. who had eroaneG
hopecsy for ears under cuaneous and sandua; disorders
chronic rheumatism. aud many otaer complaints sprn.as
,ou, the c'eye organs and iae e;rr2or
have been asd it were rom the rack ci disease anu now
win regenc,ste consiu. ols gladly TESTIFY to the :cacy o.
this IEcsmatle preparation.
The following * prc,er'ed and The reader N
invited 20 its careful pcrusa Comment such cvdences
unnecessary I'll o, ,ct,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

T-,RETCll SIMPLIFIED-Th Study of French Simpl
i fed or new Elements OF the French Language, methed-
cay displayed in complete course OF Progressive fnccn!
essns 10 which petxed complete T!iDra! system OF
the coruraiions. together wth theory 81 the lenses &C &c
TN. whul. on n new pnn, tending greatly In iactae the
study of he Language and designed for the of colleges
schools and private instruction BY Casrnr LHtrey French
Teacher Graduate of University ard the Normal school
of Pajis &c l2ino pp I6} Price ~ Published and
,.aia he ri H. : RaVSOR IN Bowery m
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THE WHOLE FOR ONE DOLLAR!

NI IECHANICS' INSTITUTE LIBRaRY.-The summer
f1 vacation of the Library for the examuon OF the boOs
&c commences Is, of August md continues until lst "f
Sopember-member having books OG. vii! plense return
dues requested call and settle the thn the report
on the condition of the be full possible
Be- order Library Committee,
Institute Rooms. CHARLES l.. DaRR!T'T, Actnnry
I,iv 9TH 1914 jy 20 lGt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

some appropriate testimonials OF friendly interest
in their welfare. The Chairman of the Board, ].
w. Etmonds. Esq desired TO unite with ,Ecnn
this tribute OF irlcndship, and he accordingly scnt
to each OF the seventy three prisoners beautiful
bouquet OF flowers, accompanied with letter,
which, forming, as it does a part Of my story, l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
PlLGRlN'S PROGRESS.

Just received re Ps, o Pais Row.
the m Edition Of f,ero 6Gf poph 10 WORN The
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"Wise is the law. and sodlike is lis aim
Winch irowus TO mead, and chas;ens 10 reclaim.
Which scck,the storms ~ passion TO control.
And wake the latent virtues of the soul
For all perhaps, the vIlest of our race
Bear IN their breasts some snlo,heed sparks of grac
Nor vain the hope. nor mad the attempt To raise
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DIED..

At the residence Of her brother, in this place. on
Saturday the 4th inst Miss SUSAN SMITH, in the
9th year Of her age.
Seldom are we called upon to record the death
Of one whose loss is more deeply felt than the
deceased During her residence here, she en-
deared herself to us, by her acts Of kindness and
benevolence. Wherever sickness and sorrow
were, there was she also, ministeing to the wants
of the sick and afflicted. During the prevalence
of the disease Of which she died. her labors of love
and kindness were unceasing until she was herself
prostrated on bed of sickness. She has left us
with the assurance that she has gone to the place,
"Where sickness, sorrow, pain and death,
Are felt and feared no more"
We deeply sympathise with the relatives in theiI
bereavement af .4iage
On the 7th inst. Mrs. SARAH DAuGHERTy
consort Of Matthew Daughterty, Of Wayne town
ship, aged about 30
At the residence of his father in Centre town
ship, on the sthinst. Mr.. JEREMIAH PRATT, aged
about 81 years.
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british PARTY.

1t is amusing to hear the British par
tv in this country call the efforts OF the
liberal party to reduce the enormous
and destructive black tariff, British ef-
forts. They mean by this. that the En-
glish would like to see cur prohlbatory
tariff reduced, that they night still con
tinue to trade with us in exchanging
the products Of their own industry ior
our own--an operation as much for the
benefit of our industry as their own.
We shall expect to hear these coons
next denounce the people of England
for attempting to repeal or reduce the
corn-laws through which they are star
we'd to death by hundreds. In England
these are the Ame' ican party, we pre-
sume, for the British people, in their
struggles with the British aristocracy,&
the American people in their struggles
with the British coons, are on COM
mon ground, and aiming at common
obiect-freedom from oppression and
exclusive privileges. How different is
the coon party, which aims at system
ofaristocracy like Great Britain, and
whose measures can be generally traced
to English lnfuence.--N Y. Piebidn.