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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-16

TO Lovers OF sPoRT-Ihat lhoe-
f,.;r.hIa caterer 10 public amusement Michel
Granar, has just ef}scled a 0eau'noI '0en'P,''
1t will be ready tomorrow. There VIII a.
WAYS be a great deal Of attraction for oil
lovers Of the sport. Solomon wisely observed
that there was a time for all things. a time
10 be- grave as well as a time 70 be gay Na-
,nre never intended man to hold his head like
a bulrush. Then, re say let US have places
Of snort as we'll as places of worship,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-16

The address Of the whig State Convention
reached US too late for publication this week,
We shall try to pake room for il in our next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-16

eLocoroco LEGIsLAT1oN."- Under this
caption we published an article in the Tropic
Of Saturday, relative to an alledged alteration
of a contract entered into by the Editor Of
the Courier, for publishing certain legal ad-
yertIsements in the Parish of Orleans. Our
information, received from an officer Of the
Legislature, was entirely erroneous. The
bill passed the Senate does not touch the
contract of the Courierj on the contrary; the
Parish Of Orleans is excluded from its opera
ton. We cheerfully take back all we said
about the Senate, which as it was uttered
under an erroneous impression, is all that is
necessary to say about the matter.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-16

Humen in d High Placo.-A late number
If tie New York Tribune says:-"We be-
lieyo we violate no rule of propriety, IN re-
peating the current report that President "
Ter is about to marry the elder Miss Gardiner
daughter Of David Gardiner, Esq, who was
killed in the great calamity on board the
Princeton She il. truly a beautiful wo-
man-oerhaps we should say girl-and re-
port speaks other as highly accomplished
AN EvsLIsn WrFE.-A woman in London
named Blayden, has lately been made IN an
action for eiectment. We cannot learn what
the principle counts in the declaration we're
Int one Of the minor ones was for pitching
her husband, head first, out Of q tt0o story WaR'
DOE!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-16
VARIETIES.

The trial of L. c. Hornsby is fixed for
Monday next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-03-16

Mr. Potter, has received several copies Of
sherman's uneqaaIlcd map andis now Prcpar-
to deliver them to those who have subscribed
, 1844-10-12

sure Of the glory of your State by
your present action. All eyes are on
you. The country watches you.--
The world observes you. One old
man leans with interest towards the
East TO hear the swelling tide Of De.
termined zeal. His eyes are falling,
but he has a light within. The fires
OF earthly existence are burning very
low in their socket, but in his breas,
patriotism isa fire unquenchable.-
Send gIaddenin2 messages 10 the old
man Of Hermitage. His fame must
Rot be impaired by the election of
mel that will abandon and subvert.
His country has covered him with its
highest honors; the last Congress has
eiiaced the aspersion of The craven
OF Louisiana. One thing more
IS wanting. Perfect your triumph in
November; it will fill his cup OF hap
p'ne>s 10 the brIm. (Tremendous
cheering.)
After Mr.. Bancroft had concluded.
The most enthusiastic applause burst
forth, and continued Tor some min-
, 1844-10-12

The following narrative OF facts
has been handed us by a gentleman
OF this city, in whom we have entire
confidence, with the request that we
would make these facts public. This
gentleman is an officer Of the Meth
odIst Church, ana responsible for tho
MIR. EmToR,--To show this com
munlty the power Of the Roman
Catholic priesthood orer their spiri,u-
al, children. in temporal matters, !
send You the following narrative Of
facts, which occurred only a few DAYS
since. a German Roman Catholic
family lived for about six months in
the house of u member Of the Metho,
dist Church, and in the immediate
ne!ghborhood of several Methodist
families. The priest being informed
oil IT, went 10 them, and told them
they should leave the house as soon
as possible. He said there were a
plenty OF houses 10 rent among the
Catholics. The poor deluded people
had to obey the order Of their con-
fessor. They wished to receive for
giveness Of sins; and they had to leave
the house before their month WIS
out. a lady who understands the
German language well, but who Ger,
orally speaks English, was present
when the priest ordered this family to
leave the house OF the Methodist as
as possible"
facts which he relates.-S,. Louis
Herald.
, 1844-10-12
Vol. IlT.--No. 40.
Democratic Meeting at TROY
Missouri.

At q highly respectable meeting held
at the Court House, on Tuesday the 7th
inst, Solomon Monkey, of Lincoln was
called to the chair, and Geo. w. Buck
ner, of Pike county, appointed secreta-
~.
The object Of the meeting was ex-
planned by Maj. George w. Huston,
who stated that it was designed to enter
into measures preparatory to a Grand
Democratic Rally at Troy, on the 9th
instant.
On motion, it was resolved, that a
committee of arrangements consisting
Of thirty, should be appointed by the
chair, empowered to do such things as
should be best calculated TO carry out
the objects had in view.
A committee Of correspondence con-
Slsting of George W. Huston, Alexan-
der Martin, and James II. Britton, were
aPpCintedto address prominent individu-
ais Of the party, requesting their pres
ence at the projected meeting.
On motion, it was resolved, that the
proceedings be signed by the chairman
and secretary, and that the democratic
papers throughout the State, be request
ed to publish the same.
SOLOMON MOXLEY, Char.
GroRcr w. BrcKsER, Sec'y.
, 1844-10-12

Mir. Samuel Myers, a well known
resident of Baltimore. died lately
He was one of the defenders of that
city during the memorable struggle
at North Point, and has for Il number
Of years filled the Office Of Secretary
To the Mnyoralty; and in all the rela-
lions Of lite. he has sustained the char
acter OF Goods noblest work. an hon
est man,
, 1844-10-12

A grand Sunday School Procession
IS to take place in Baltimore in Octo-
Der, IN which it is expected 10000
children will participates.
, 1844-10-12

4 SavShty Quesiion.--.An i~nte,ll.
gent i"rmcr al the coon gathering In
This place. says the Seneca Fails
Democrat. put a most nlu-htv CUES,
ton TO some of the big ones. and one
which they failed to answer. Sa,G
he, YOU tell me the tariffs . crea,
benefit to farmers; will YOU he so kind
as to tell me how II benefits the lar.
merS? Before it went INTO operation,
the iarmer brought one buShel of wAcat
10 the rllGge. ant ,ecoirea in return
FIFTEEN 2oNn7s Of sugar; now. under
ms beautiful tariff, it takes TWO BuSu-
ELS y NEAR a FEcK of wheat to Get
Tie same amount Of the same kind Of
sugar. Verify. this is a kind Of beac-
TT to the farmers, from which thew
have good reason TO saw, "Good Lord
deliver U.s." The coonev stoned.
and the farmer enjoyed a hearty
laugh at his expense. Another coon,
however, answered the question, per-.
maps to his own satisfaction. Said
he, Mr.. Farmer, before the tariff went
INTO operation, YOU had to pay your
harvest hands ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
n PER DAY; now, under a tariff.
ia6orers get but sir shiiIings; is not
thIsa benefit Let the laboren m
The above exhibits the true work
1ngs OF the tariff; GOODS co UP, produce
and labor 60 Gown. The farmers
and the Iaborers taxed for benefit of
the few manufacturers, who can we'll
TO shut down their mills, and
send their girls with banners TO whig
meetings. 1t is the farmer, the me,
chanic, and the Iaborer. who have TO
loot the blll.--DetroA Free Press.
, 1844-10-12

Cana TIANITY. Christianity is not
only a living principle of virtue in
good men, tut affords this further
blessing t" s"cicty. that il re~strains
he wees Of tie bad. Itts tree of
lie. whose fruit is immortality. and
whose very leaves are for the healing
at the n1tion.--4. Fuller.
, 1844-10-12

The Hon. lanes 3. Boulin. Of
-NiSSouri.-Jud-e Boulin. member
ct Congress, u denOcfati: friends
will all remember, attended the grea;
mass convention in this city On the
18Th OF August. as an invited guest.
and as = regular delegate from Mis-
souri,. The iuigc delivered several
able addresses during the convention,
and we can appeal 10 the whole mass
o! the democracy who were Assem-.
bied here on the occasion. whether
any speaker was heard with more
pleasure or mor marked attentions;
and whether any of the distinguished
speakers who honured the occasion
by their presence, left a more deep
and favorable impression on the minds
OF his hearers. As the acknowledged
head OF .he representation Of the no.
hle democracy Of Missouri IL The con.
ventIJn. no guest or ~yiSiter was made
more welcome or meta mpre hearty
and cordial reception from the State
committee, or from the whole dcmoc-
racy Of Tennessee. These are facts
which we witnessed, and which are
known 10 the whole democracy who
were assembled here at TIE time.
We mention them now, beng only
an extended repetition Of what we
have SAL, before. because We have
It animated in the S.. Louis r.
Portcr-and we have seen it with
deep rcgret--that Judge linwiin was
properly received. and did not
command while here rs great share
public respect and attention as lis
friends might have anticipated f,r
i'iul. No guest, We are sure, on the
occasion. from any State. conmqnd-
ad OF deserved 4 greater share o frcs-
Get aud a%ttentIon than was accorded
10 tie Judge during his visit 10 Nash
and To ex President Jackson 4,
The llermItage.- N0ShrIie Cnion.
, 1844-10-12

Gen. Cass is still speaking i'll Ohio,
with tremendous effect,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Commercial Intercourse with Great Britain.

This is Pamphlet Tract OF pages showing The precise
operation Of the present British Tan on the Produce and
Manufacturer Of the United States whenever the people OF
this country undertake England knowledge
Of the OF average duty OF 800 cent, on Aperean
Products when shipped England against duty
Of some 80 per English goods imported the Unit
ted Sta;-s will probably show the faacy Of the antIarie
patty. = Price 81 25 per 100 or $40 1000 COPIES.
The luniuS Tracts.
No. l. The Test Parties r,cd by their No2 hs
Curency. No. 3 The Tariff No. Life Of Henry Clay.
No s Political Abolition. No. Democracy. No Z. La
hor and Capital No s The Public Lands No. g. AnneNa-
ton of Texas No. 10. Tariff Triumphant.
PRICE REDUCED.
The Price Of the JUNlUS TRACTS for the Presidential!
Cnmmisn will be SIS thousand. THE WHOLE
SERIES. bound together. comprising Us pages published
a; SIG hundred.
Orders for anyof the above named works must be ad
dressed 10 GREELEY 4 McELRArH,
Tribune Buildings, New-YoTk.
Neg Ycrk, April 20. lS4A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
MARRIED..

AT Washington. on the 18th INST by Rev Mr.. Matthews,
WILLIAM MATTHEW'S MxRRlcx. ESQ cf FREDERICK city. Ma
ry!and Senator scTrick, Miss MARY Il. WIcKLIrYr
dauehter of Hon Charles A Wickie Post Mae, tenea
At Bridsewa,er. Mas on the 18Th inst Rev osATHAs
w eldest daughter OF Eab Whitman Esq. of North Bridge
water, Mass.
AZ Philadelphia on the as inst. Thomas w BARCLAY, Of
New York 10 SARAH VIRGINIA. youngest daughter OF the
aie Cement :. Hunt, L. :. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
The American LabOrer.

An important Wcrk ot Ni3nqiie.eF; Mec5nl1, FaImtli
20 the cause OF Protection Home lsdusty embracing The
Argument, epol.s aud Speeches o the ab!e5 C'iliaus OF
he United States in favor ol the Policy Of Protection TO Amer
lean Labor with t Statistics c PRODUCTION III the United
STAT, sc sc octave Thtsis hlghly useful work
10 al, who desire aud Information reference
10 he Labor Production. aud Resources o the United
contain, many OF the abes; Speeches Reports and Ess-r
tstion, on Manufacturing and Agricultural subjects which
nave ever been made - Every Clay lub a the United
States ou.ht TO see copies placed Ia scEe
rabc Lrsry of Reading Room for the Of The public
f,ics 4 orS re dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

SANDS SARsAPARILLAThe modes Of destroying lie have
increased rapidly that the OF 10 rot have TO
conder how 10 murder but out o the numbeIes ne
thods invented only puzzled which Tn choose Yet how
nobef the Of preservation th'n that oi destruction
the science OF HSRsia than iha. Of elonn W no would
the merits ofa Payhan with hoe oi sand sar
snpnriia he one - termed 10 destroy Loo hhEe .s
other II from the bsi OF pein and restore 10 pne
health and heHuI The ores the messenger OF death and
the other nj lfe Scolua and ell the horrible forms OF dis
generated Nv Of the Jnod. anG imperfect
tscretlons wheh they l.. removed by
from the csnnons mouth All better oiviga'e and
successful y propeTts a herbs and pan n the eaIts
surface Than dg into her bo" fer The meih' 10 destroy
human life.
For further nacurs and conclusive evidence Of It's super:
value and efficacy see pafnct which nc2 De obtained
Prepared and sold. whocslle nod Eeiai By a u; Z d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggist q fulton street New fgK-
Sold also Z3 Hroadway Il East Boadway and by Drug
giSiS generally Throughout, the United states.
Price 81 per bottle: 'tI bottles fnT IS.
BuRxEp To DZATH-Durng the past week twn chi3r7n
horribly burni TO cause Their tea'h SCca
n- nccIet ha Than de ah asnne br he eec
ui burn Had the trends had Comets Mi.ical Pam tN
tracto apply i- gh hnv- been saved ,ac and
the burn healed wlhoU low lJug yl
nec this blessing Oi the always n TIE.
houses II will The following complaints. or al PAY IS re
iuadad of H.
Burns scalds. SAT- Rherm.
Tender and sore Feet. Kteamai>m.
ChliblaIrS. ErySpe As.
Pies aud I'D Sor,,. Fore ty6, mad Nipp'cs.
Caufion-Rny only IN ta city Il, q Courand-street yu
rnny he with counterfeit In ihs saye does not
please the user the price vii I've refunded For sore -
rs run rounds ye Snre &c Will he found 10 be Of al
prcesss vnCe-n fact pui csiDol ex wherever tH'
save Is applied.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
os- The Inyi.iSle lyiS-So closely resembles the

lcs- The InvisiSle WiS-So closely resembles The
real head OF ha that scepcs and connoSseuts have pro
nounced the most perfect md extraordinary invention oil me
day The grea; advantage this 1o:e and unique VIE is lis
being made withou; weaving which causes Is ap,
uearapces so closely 10 resemble the natural ha BON ID
rhness and natural appearance es defy detection.
its texture teiEc teauuiui porous and 50 ires ma
In all case. of pe1pnilol evaporation unnpeded anc
the great evils OF other entirely avoided ne scen
tc and alike invited 10 inspect ts' @ noYe
and beautiful whs and ne peculiar nE-s,od OF h;tlns
the head ai,he manufacturers, A. C. BARRY 40
Broadway, corner Of Liberty street, rtalr1 o. ihh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
wHIG MEETINGS..

NJ Mas Meeting at National UsIi.-The
regular weekly Mas Meeting Of the Cay Club. v be bed at
National Hal Thur dhy Evennr AN ln4 at hall pas'
O'Clock under the susrys on ci Ire pcLocituc Gay luD
of,he Ten h H ard ,,.,--, :,
CAssrus NJ ,LAY. Es1. Of hen'ucky vii he e.ent
an sddrcs. upon the rcxes Question ne meeting viii sot
nJi.e ssd by J,yrs : TH,TEs md GTLEs n. HiLLvKH
EqrS of th ~ Two weeks more AMI the contest snail be
decd d; ard w fate Of az nee aieTes so dear and
hos= who wish TO Tier country m he hour OF her
reed-who fee that somcthpc more thhn mtrs ron r.
or.d OF them fr her oouatrys good must come out th
mofncn al opportunity pass away. p.rhopi tosrer-
Now's the day. and nows the lo,r
-, eysrv man reoe o, m day iorwn ID 70 lend help
ing hand securing H.. Triumphant election q SiAf and
FRELINGHrYSEN. FILLMORE and NithtNs AID
ihe finn establishment of Protection 10 A.IcaR Labor
BT otter. ,,,,oor, M,
NATHANIEL. G. BRADFlRD. Pr:s dent
democratic Coy Club Tenth W arc.
ions Fowler. Ir. ,secrstaries. oss2,
CHARLES :. tlISr, % -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
More of the Disaster.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser OF Mon
1,v slst, contains farther details of the terrible
Disaster in that City and on the Lskes, from
.h;ch we learn that the Coroner OF Buffalo has
held inoues.s on thi,ty.cght persons, aud that
,be number OF drowned and missing will proba-
Nc exceed fi(ly. The loss OF property, in The de-
s,,pction and damage of buildings, warehouses,
cco5s, s,eamt1a!s, canal boats aud other vessels
;s estimated at Quarter OF Million oil Dollars
The Commercial Advertiser says
is bos, O, shaop ef about Is tons buhen lef, here
~ evening" Tor Candda. lDatei with potatoes, and lhr
D n:sons on bo1n. Tne gae struck The baat pnot
Abrno drove ashore End every person On board was
TSs Chr VIM Cayey of Kineston and St Patrick, Of
.bo,r and the latter inside canal, much cgm
sfeG havn: during the hisni OF the g4c.
s,trdsy came safely with oil on board yesterday morning
The passengers mmsnse numoer between four snd hye
~ scain ,u officers crew, for the adnrabe
sr n which the bon, 'neged daring the gale The
hos, ;ou.h; back safely oil ste TOOK ou: except one horse
mo h,nes loIsc nd Jumped oFeroblrt.
Tn. 10 ,wng canBl boats addition tho.e ueody gwen
m washed distance from The creek aHc canal Some
Al ,hsm on ,he,r shattered cOndaion crnnot be cot oil
The who embraces ,iy boat d Deano hss merchar
T. Co'e. Ffon;,er. ad1iiop. Vic;,ry.J NlcSm Brown
/ ; Latham. ANTWERP The pll@r. Peirl j. VI Hubbard
The "a was ,troggy iei AZ Cie,eird.
The Il Lpuis. with h!oEcI shaft came up from
l,e Rock " .erisy. aud will lay up the seuson.
Boats from Detroit bring intelligence that,he schrs Grant
ptomnr and Bran wgc. aShoTs the buS a, Ere
bp, would be go: oil One yess Unknown high and
dfy rear barracks Scsr CsT o.;ound 20 rods rom the
ws,.r Sch lcd t0wcd Eri- by the Missouri. sails
,bs;sed and both anchors gone Schr Ln4berman came
Ioto ne over the head OF the Peninsula Sch. Whg par
ed her cables snd ran down the lake
Considerable damage has been done to docks,
warehouses, etc. at Silver Creek, Dunkirk and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
-unts-EnI. Eashin

~ Hats-Fnl. Fashion.-Sow readE. a complete
assortment, the Fall Fashion HATS which in 9nality we
will warrant equn any actued at our old sta nda
prices viz: Fine Mole Silk Hats. s2s: Extra &C. 50
Imitation Beaver. 80 Extra Fine s4Is
WATSON & co. ia Chatham Square.
opposite James street
10, - IS ThSSMu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
crDr.u. K,mbalrs Mineral Teeth.-The

celebrity which these Teeth have obtained and the K vace
sci unon them By those who have them together win
their known superiority over the great mass o een
that are made IN this country, have induced Dr. himoa 20
make such will hereafter enable him 70 sup
ply increasing demand 70. them 10 any eItent ne mas Desh
confirmed in this design by uniform which has az
tended his practice department ot fs profession an9 pJ
the high encoum have been passed u2cn these eei oy
any OF our mo,t distinguished cizens who wesIig
them By several The most eminent cans ana leu
lists Of thus city, who havo OH rel tns mes ami ami
continue be made by Dr. kinba eIenstoey for AtS on
thcy most elegant manner upon nefSy
god plate and ndsped the mouth in such n TO com
0ue highest utility with the greatest possible comfort Iney
ne warranted 10 be unsurpassed by thai made IN te
United States and are guaranteed In all cases To t peTiec
and u answer eli purposes that artificial teeth be maoe
10 nnsyer DR. Kmba WISHES 10 be particularly noted ihst
his arrangements ara such will enable him To oief these
teet made the style above mentioned. al Tie same oraes
be seen Mt his house No. 81 Broadway Springs
olQ lmlsYs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
wRsss PUBLICATIONS.

The attcntioA of WING ASSOCIATIONS. CLAY
CLUES and others interested in the dissemination
and promotion of Wing Doctrines and Senti-
lnents, is respectfully called to the following Cat
aloguc of Works published at the office Of Tbs
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE by the undersigned:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
DIED,


On Tuesday morning. the 2l, Mrs ELLASoR, consort OF
NJ; DANIEL Cannltf. IN the s)th year oil her aae
The friends OF the tsmy respectfully invited 10 tend
her grandson, w. A. Cox, 20 Forsyth st.
On Tuesday noon. the I'D instant CHARLES HELMS. in the
10Th year OF his
The relatives aud friends Of family respectfully
.ted 10 attend ths funeral at O'clock to-day tTnuday
tcm his ae residence, no 2S Church ST. without further n
yItatlon.
On Wednesday The 23d ins MARrH, JARVIS aged year.
The friends of the family invited TO on
Thursday sh. ~ 81. oc!ock tine residence OF
inaw. Samuel Louas5uy johnson and LawIcncc SIS
Brooklyn.
On Saturday. l9th the Ssh yca of her age Mrs
Ans wife OF Rev. john NJ Howe and youngest daughter
Al AIbsny on re Eth Mrs ELIZA c. NEWTON wife
oohn n. Newton. aud daughter OF The late D,. VIM Mcn
ioIn. of New YORK. aged 30
ter of John c. and Caroline c. Hull Ia s 81 year her age
The and friends OF the family invited attend
her funeral from No 20 Nandewatet on nth day afternoon.
Si,h inst. at S]s O'clock
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK, OCTOBER 81.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-rRIs DAY.
Tux Sen THE Moos.. =. :, Full SEA.
Rises. 6 3 Sets IS Sets..:, y Even. %
LATEST DATES n, .
ISaSa I;s.ssao Hswocan. Hsssj Il
Es- SEE L.4STR7GE.
Arrived,
Genoee b,g Iudu,;re. Ferro, 50 d n Cee with wine to
Bouchaud 5; Thebaud.
The Telegraph reports 10 vessel. in sight last evening at
sundown. Wind light ct 5. T..
Memoranda.
Packet ships Quebec !oY London Rochester Tor LyerpOo
Emily. for 81, CtO1. outward bound have anchored at the
Spit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

r. A Post Office has been established at Legare,
Csss Co. Michigan and Ezra Hotch, ESQ. appoint
ID Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

Es- BOARDING.-ils. GUSS. having opened the new
and comnodious house D Eesey 81. near the Asof House
proen choice of GeSbe 20 transient or pefIc men
BouidcTs. Croton Shower and cold Bnhs iree ne
central, yet quiet apd shady Terms noaerae
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
DRY GOODS.

NEW SllKS%NEW SIiKS.-The Ladies' of this City
y desiring may themselves with good styles
Mt very low prices. by calling at SUTTON & CO.'S.
~ i.Sn- IL Spnns II.
y H-Thc largest a.sonmen, of black Silk, shown in
,hs mar, of the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

ET German Whtg Songs.-A few hundred Ger
man Whg Songs for sale at this Office Price % per
dozen la0 lwd-C&Wl GREELEY McELRATH.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

HEARr.RRSplSG CIRCUMSTANCE What cln be more
kearendne tnun whole amies destroyed by that in
diease. Consumption and especially when DR.. Al
lens Balsnm safe suen-a emedy-a cure. The number
lives that los, BY neglecue this great Incredible
When will psopo themselves from such ata ndfer
ence. fyou have cough pain IN slde or raise blood
If have consumption. this day and get Er Aliens
kasam of ioehound L,verwcn and rleurlsy Root Take
this remedy and thy pale lp pad check end snhen eye
will the glow and us,Ie OF health. Ssd only ct 81
Johnsreet-
ptlcc rodnctd o Ono DnlRr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
Why will you be thus swindled
ami cheated with vilo
COunterie;ts of
Jones' Soap.
H.. Ia.

The recipe for jones Soup excellent for curing erupon
and clearing dark yellow dscoored skin. the p.opTe
S7.o00,
Yet dishonest vulgar bred v0cdbOndS get and
e for genuine cosnleres off of them dangerous and
poonuus. Others perfectly useless Beware of them Mind
Jones Soap sold at 20 cake-never es-hnd
buy cake without The T. Jones stanped the Soap
and the wrapper Ask for Jones Soap nke other and
may be assured will DO a represented. that plmpie
hlolches cck!es. tan. unbufn chopped flesh. scuryyand
ee this the OF The American
Eagle 81 mind the right nunberl " Chamst. o2l 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

The markets well supplied with all OF Country:
Produce and prices materially different from what
they last week Apples rather looking prices
ryng from 81 IS 81 80 per bb Lady Apples So u.s. But
good frkn and fesh from Is to- CTS Cheese TO
Cabbaces 50 50 IS per l0o Pcses So per 1000: Carrots
50 cts per bu.be Turnips yellow. SI cts; white do 30 p
cs per bu,hel-make well supplied: Potatoes 3lS Merces
:s jersey Kidney 50 to 5S cis bushe Ononi a cts
bu,he Chesnu;s s2 g. Hickory Nuts 81 per bushel
Beets 81 pc, buhe. Poultry toerably well supplied