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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26
CHEERING NEWSJAMES K.POLk
ABANDONED BY THE DEMOC-
RACI OF CUMBERLAND CO.,
PENN.


Inpoefdnt-Ja'aeS Il. PSb has refused
10 dnSiOer a letter on Hc TdriF! lie IS
acknowledged 10 he FIRE Trdde man 6y
every honest Democrat
The Carlisle Statesman, from which
paper we publish he annexed proceedings,
is adevoted supporter of James * Polk and
Geo. NJ, Dallas, and frances r. Skunk
This paper, however is honest enough to
avow lis free trade nations. In advocating
what it cal!ed tho true doctrine" ii says
III is 81 utterly d%i,huur,t uul fiiiculops
TO attcnp, to support Nj Polk as the
friend ofthe Tariff OF 1912, or any Pro-
tective tarifrthai we hope TO see every effort
Of the kind discontinued by our Demo
cratic friends" E@PROTECTION IS
NOT THE DOCTRINE OF OUR
CANDIDATE, ANY MORE THAN
OF OUR PARTY Land none bu
dishonest, snealung politicians. and design
ing hypocrites who have no,lhc courage TO
avow the true democratic principle, will at.
tempt to create such an impression. Sine.
the accession Of Gen. Jackson the democrat
ic party has gradually rcccded from the
protectire doctrine which i, held prior to
that time, and is now. essentially, a revenue
Tariff party. LseTlr whole course If
Governor Polk, whilst IN Congress, proves
him 10 be HOSTILE TO PROTECTIVE Du-
TIES, and in favor compromising as nearly
as praciicatleto Free Trade .sIE
Let every New Yorker. New England.
er, every one whom the Tariff protects, DO
he consumer or producer, mark this.
From the Carlisle Sta,esn1n, Sept 4, 1871.
DICKINSON TOWNsHIp-DENO.
CRATIC TARIFF MEETING
At a large and respectable meeting Of
the Democrats Of Dickinson township,
friendly to the Tariff Of 1912, hrld pursn.
ant to notice, at Tecgo's Tavern. on Satnr-
day, the 3lsi of August John Moore, Pres.
ident Capt jacob Chcsnel, Henry Inch,
: Jacob Plyer, Peter Uiz, Philip Parlct,
, John Mckinney, and Henry Smith, Vice
Presidents; Martin Snyder, Secretary, the
+. following proceedings Wrtc had
/ The committee appointed at the former
, meeting, to addr'ss a l'uor to the Hon.
James x. Polk, made reports that they
have addressed n" following communica.
. ton To him that five weeks since olapsed,
and no reply has been received:
4 CARLISLE. July q, 1874.
a Hon JANEs X poLK.
Dear Sir-Ata meeting ofthc Democrat
at Dickinson township. oithis (Cumberland
y county, Pal the Undersigned persons were
appointed % alIsr's son on Ihe subjcc, oil
lhe Tariff. aud enqnre
- Is Are you IN favor Of the Tariff Of
1897
le "a. Would Won if dociod, support tho
,e act as It is, without modification; or woul
ne yon be 10 hyor Of Notifying it.
N With every dosirel TO support and uphol
e the Democratic nominee, we mos, rlsooc
Gflly requcs,a d.s'iur, cod positive az
s~ar to The above iu..uog.taurs.
Very sincerely your most obolicit,
Uumlie seryaula
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

One of the mos, remarkable facts in the
diets of mankind, is the IN cousump-
lion of ten and coffee. Upwards of 800
900, OOOpounds OF these articles are annually
consumed by the inhabitants OF the world
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

VIVA, a glorious world this would be, n
all its inhabitants could say in truth and sin
ceritv, with Shakspcare's shepherd Corn,
aSir. am a true laborer | earn that eat;
get that | wear owe no man hate envy
no mans good content with my harm"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

THE PLEASURES or ANTicIPArIox-
"Tabnha. DEAR" sad a loving husband to
his loyal spouse, who was several years the
junior. "whal do you say to moving 70 the
West3" "Oh I'm delighted with the
IIca. You recollect when Mr.. Morgan
moved on there, he was as poora we are.
nd he dtei in hiee ycqrs porie u hun
drel thousand doHars!"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-26

''FNiA'f HiA fHtL
TEUS e MILLER
JACOB BLNLER
)DsHI'A SlLLERa.
FRANCIS no JOHNSON
JOHN MOORE,
n LiNCH
MARTIN Snyder
MONT DONALDSON
HENRY T. WILSON,
JOHN MYE.R3
RFN4AMfA ~ EEER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

AN IScrpsNT.-A beautiful white dog voun
tsriiy attached itself TO The Boston Grays they
passed through The city of New York, and has
followed them on 10 Baltimore. They endea
cd on several occasions 10 drive 1t back, bui
without success. |, persisted IN following the
drum, and at all times when the band struck up
:, martial air, seemed delighted. This faithful
animal is now sentinel on The camp GROUND ;
and the company intend adopting it, as lis couf-
age is undouhtcd end its appreciation of good
musis oertainly unssssGoaslle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

w!ecker the st instant alongside OF the brig
Giraffe. before ashore II, the Isle Of plues.
The big Wm Thatcher Decker fm Philadelphia for Mon.
evdeo, pet Pernamhuco 18Th u euky, dlschargng
hove out. and would probably be Condemned.
The b,s ConcOrdia trus llIiach from New Castle for
York, put into Londonderry 10 the Cd July having
hot topnaSt and ils IN rie I'D null uuuued would
proceed IN about : weeks.
BrlS Science, nj stou irom Sydney, Ms reports tina, on
the h ut ut Al o2 Ion 81 10 pissed the wreck of British
brig Sterling before reported abandoned 18th lat A So Ion
~ the fore and nannast, Tie bowsprt jib BOOM
snip or ba;S. wiki sails and rigging attached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
nnLrII SC.

july g. of Cape Antonto Br big Glide of Halifax days
fin Kingston. .aip. for Mai#B7as
July 18Th. of Cape iut,eras, brig " Brown, hence
bound :.
July - sl &c 80 Ion "A 81! brig Cathrdre standings 8.
July IL Oh he Delaware Br schr jane. I'm HsIour Island
Bahamas, ior NVork.
July t. a2 40 n. ion Is w ing Topaz. I'm NYok for S,
DIlnnru.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
SECOND BOARD.
Pablo Stock Exchange, July 23.
Correspondence of Livingston & Co. No. walI.,t

Sales Of superior Ohio Wheat have been made day 75
and ,yvo tcareoes rucon less. 80 rents the mark set
lor this day week Milan held at 81 cents Flour
con,inues at IS 50 for fresh srouud Onondaga Salt for
expnr, selling nj O. per bbi aud dry hides ut s So cents
per ID.
West unishng every body 1910 bales equivalent 10
30, 100 lbs, have arrived tins week.
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w haIerx e..

Arr at NBenr, 2t ship Tat.r Pacific
Ocean. Bay q; Eand April H. Peruambuco June %, loo bis
>p oil. go
Ao arr At NBedfoT. July q. ship Golconda Smith NZea
land. $50 bis WI. 80 do Sp oil.
An al GIeenpori 18Th bark Washington. B'awa. Chatham
Islands. NJ. l$t0 bbis OIL
Spoken July ID, A. Ion IS 40 VT, shin ship John oil New
Bedford, II Is ont
Foreign Ports.
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

vlcKsRURan.-The ylcksburgh Wing publish
cs a census OF that city which was taken By or
der of the Mayor, in April last. according TO
which the aggregate population is 8 653, Of whom
I,O97 are slaves. The valuation of real and per-
sonal property is S2,l92,o0O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
Fassenrers Arrived.

In the bark fogephire trOa POuce, PR.-H Tmcy. lady
md servant; W Talbot, Of New Haven Mess-s LIND and
j II l.rvara. =,
In the trig CruSOe from Be:eSlIs West and child. Nj
Murphy, Mr. Cluy and children
Passengers Sailed.
In the shrp otiingucr far Lirerpoo-Iieut knov,on
4. ARM; Archibnli McWiinn:: Mr. f Gibson, ENGLAND
Miss Eliza Mcguire :; LOUIS. Mo; MIR Thomns w Morley,
YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
THE TRIBUsN E.
For The Tribune.
op.E.FoR THIEF eERTH.
A,k-" .M.r.sliotse Hsma.n

AK" .Nar.oiiotse Hsman
YE sou. Of sirss who gathered proudly
Our flag Of stare and atripes around,
When rang the dread alarum loudly.
:. Z. And paled Oppression at the sound,
Bless God-the ius,-the Everliving-
Who guarded with His mighty shield
Young Freedom on the battlefield,
And shou, an anthem of Thanksgiving
Cheer on cheer on the march
or Mind throushout the globe,
Till Wit and Worth ennob!e Man,
Not crown and purple robe!
That ground s holy where one martyr
For sacred Truth, coptending. dies,
+. And vile are they who would nor barter
Gems, gold and blood for such Prize.
Oh, dark the doom il Of that yassal,
Lost in maze Of mental night,
Too AFFECT 10 maintain the right,
Who hungers that his Lord may " assai-
Then cheer, cheer on the march
OF Mind throughout the globe,
Til Wit and Worth ennoble Man,
Not crown aud purple robe
..- a.. III.
Our Nations dark and stormy morning
Hath frightened into cloudless day,
But notes of deep and fearful warning,
- Call no the wise to watch and pray
From mount, from vale and cavern lonely
From Bunker Hill, from Monmouth groun
Goes up voice OF solemn sound
HOUR SAFETY LIES IN CNioS ONLY
Then cheer, cheer on the march
1.-- OF Mind throughout the globe,
- 49, q Till Wit and Worth ennoble Man,
-. -. Not crown and purple robe
".
A beacon on our coast is lighted
.'.'' That cheers the gloom Of guilty Earth,
:, And guides the wanderer, benighted
. 49, TO Freedoms altar-stone and hearth. $500.
= Would not our sires, cntombed and sleeping.
Leap with their rustcd brands from dust,
II We prove fai,hiess TO the trust
Sterrly committed 10 our keeping?
Yes. yes then cheer the march
Of Mind throughout the globe,
Till Wit and Worth ennoble Man,
Not crown nnd purple robe
w. H. C.. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, JULY aa-aP.M.
-------------.
Cleared,
Bark Trident, Thing. Baltimore. o Ward.
Rnr Thomas CUTS. Perkins, Snco.

Bark Trident. Thing. Baltimore. o Ward.
Brig Thomas Cuts. Perkins, Suco.
Arrived.
Bark Josephine. Mitchell. II ds I'm Ponce PR sugar De
Forest 4 Co.
Brig Cruso Revsns "A ds from Honduras. mahogany to
Alexander.
SEM Harriet Smith, DIS from Eiea,hera. with fruit to Ba
leo & Co.
Sehr .s,sco. Toa. Il d m jamaica in ballast Order
Schr VIM Giople; Palmer, ds fin Virginia. wood 10 the
master.
sour Mary Jane, Collins. VHginia
Schr w - Coke. Palmer, Virginia
Sloop Pawcatuck. Bush. Virginlc.
Sio0p james. Lawrence, from New London. OIL
Sailed,
Ships ST. Mary. New-Ore Teton, IBID Quebec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

FuRSUANCE OF in order OF the Sunogqtn OF the Couf
~ oil New notice hereby given uulf PERSONS hHy
~ iGmi, STATE Of Missouri, decreased. to present The
WIN Tie vouchers thereof. Ia the subscriber mt No. l Pearl,
street, n tho y of New York, 90 before The twennsh
Dry O: ecenbcr eNt-Datel New" York e eighteenth day
OF June. l.! IL ..' --'.- -r 4. b. BELKNAP.
(! Iel9 lGw,iIu ...-. ..0.- httntnsy Mt Inp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

PAINFUL AccIpESr.-Mr. Dexter Mills.
young man about l6 years of age employed in
the Silk Manufactnry in Dedham, me, with a
painful accident on Saturday last. He was en-.
gagged upon stringing machine, and while put,
ting on skein of s,k he accidentally started the
machinery, and the thumb of his right hand be.
coming entangled in the silk, was twisted off,
drawing the muscles and ,endons of the arm
completely out. The arm will probably be am,
patated. fRosten Mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

The Nor SPIRIT IN ,LouIsyILLs.-On Satur-
day night, a, u late hour, whilst several Wings
from the country, who had been in the grea, pro.
csssion, were returning home one by one, through
the FIRST Ward, they were pelted with stones by
skuIking miscrean,s, and several Of them vert
severely injured, One gentleman informs US, that
The vehicle, in which he and his h;tle boy were
siding, WAS struck by more than fifty stones
Even children were assailed and badly hurt. We
tell the oawardy scoundre!s, who perpctratcG
these outrages, Mat some of them are known, snc
that all OF them t,M known and brought Il
Justice. They deserve to be hung by their necks
rom The tops of their own bas;ard,mcsory poles
Louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

FIENDlsH MURpER.-We find In the Arkansas
In,clligenccr the particulars OF most d-blood-
ed murder, pcrpctrated foy the gain OF So or 500
1t appears that family was returning from
Texas to Arkansas or Missouri, and with them
two persons named Goddard and Burgess The
latter had horse; and when they reached hia-
MICH, stream about twenty miles from the
dividing ridge, toward Red River, he persuaded
Goddard to the wagon, as they could travel
at faster rate by riding and walking alternately
He did so; and at the first opportunity Burgess
murdered his companion, and attempted 10 burn
the body, but did not entirely succeed. The
charred remains were found the next day, about
200 yards from the road. The murderer, it is
supposed, fled To Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

A CUaIosITr-We learn that gentleman OF
this city, recently returned from Europe has
brought with him q Canary bird, the GIT OF a
friend, which distinctly sings two airs-the hunt
ers' Chorus in Der Freichurtz and Waltz OF
Becthoven's. This wonderful little cantatnce
was instructed by a blind flute player and one
Of lis other accomplishments is said TO be beat
iny time with its foot while singing. Instances
Of birds being taught few bars of very sim
Die melody are not uncommon; but cultivation
TO the point which this Canary has reached mus;
be exceedingly rare. The Mocking- bird would
doubtless be more apt pupil than any other. Its
natural car is certainly quickest, and its vocal
power most versatile. The secret Of teaching
bird to sing an air consists in playing the first
notes over and over again upon some instrument
agreeable to the bird, taking care TO suit the
pitch exactly 10 Che learners capacity. When
these notes are successfully initiated, the lesson
proceeds with few following, and so on to the
end. A vast amount Of patience is requisite to
accomplish the object. We knew gentleman
in thisc city fawy ears ago, who had thus taught
bird 20 sing the firstpart of popular tune
Phil n. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

The EARLY MONUMENTS OF NoRTu AMERICA
AND EuRopE.-Thc National Intelligence oil a
late date contains long and interesting ic'lef
addressed 10 the National Institute, giving an
account of the progress made during the last
year by the Royal Society Of Northern Antigua
rams toward unfolding the early history OF ms
Continent and Northern Europe. In prosecuting
their task they have published several large ana
valuable works, rs follows:
The third volume Of the Historical Monu.
ments of Greenland, containing descriptions OF
the country, the history of the carly settlers IS Tar
back as 1871, the history Of Ivan Bardson, the
voyages Of the brothers Zeno, and othe! ancient
adventures, with interesting descriptions and
maps, all of which confirm the antiquity of the
original settlement Of North America as early as
the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
2. Charles c. Rains Memoir, or the DiscoT-
ery Of America BIZ the Scandinavisns in The tenth
century, with valuable steel engravings.
g. The first volume of the Historical aionu,
nents OF Iceland edited By John Ligurdzar and
Charles C. Rain.
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T.EAyE Rrp EASg.

forbid trusting AM one on RcCo,ns OF
b. w, ,' bo,, or owners. TIL augl-
aU0 - Nh l,s-.t,S- o All M sn-;IrN
rea M,Ihn' Is, ,>,.,,r J,,ss
AII MEX hHhhsSn t.M f-.' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '
S5$SHa, day. Apriis E'4.
Tsss5Es3.yo,s / sxaVsws,s. Leave Mor;sown.
: o,c;oek i M g O'Clock A. 81 O'Clock A. y.
r. j ii 5n p. ~ 81 r. ~.
tho pattern md is now IN perfect order New md splendid
- mr. SDnnRy hav been pac,d upon u. Winch
20 oni rnniot are UNSURPASSED Travellers for Siors
49, Sbool.ys Mountain aud Es;on Revuere. CNAe2o
49,, -, nI,ns ovsr Presumably ROckawty ard BasS
;:i sd ,L;s ~. post sstc and Orprduous NJ
en- en- Iuse, ~ f, ,.y,rce 49, -
,ope vI.,,ns 10 90 South will arrive NswarS
,,rs or he phadepha trans and NewYork IN time '
0H s. The s p51sn; : sanemsoi vii . s,o ;io:
p .es''S :" "''"''0' W
~. rnp .rs of tn, Company run through r-ocl jersi
~ =, Norsorn hus avoiding delay and Inconvenience
c'tS VI .,,u ,,on q change nj i'nn
.-.j'S'- ~ IRA DODD Superintendent
C,Ip
.. e.. l3+i-S g.NnER .3RR1;EG E-HEs I-iJh
nf1 Dbi.ETDNN GOSHEN ASr iSISRMspi
r5SSA5=A Ark plAcEs.-NEW YORK. AND ESiE R;nll
i-SstSsES@t RDAp--The and splendid sts;inooat
fT,TTKN Capt Alexander II. Shutz, leaves The loot OF
and r p passing tie beautiful scenery oi the hudson
river, pernont, where passengers tasS the C
of the Co. through the picturesque valley OF Tue !"
1f P,n nsn ys n J;.,ovp 4, A. IL and4P
he Morning Lire can remain from three TO
c 80 ~ md MlSdlsiown nd return 10 the city
so.,ciock the same evening
" families md Pleasure Parties will find thsthe most de-
;rSS,l Eyru-s;on from tte c;ty car are unusually
in,, aS bsy nppropraed expressly to ladies'
For t.hsr pascnrs inquire ct the GSp,an Ga sna aJ
W., y1ar Fl e SEYMiJR superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

rNI''I'I =. ..s.I,.OIT or Us ('0ree Pinzzas and
GEORGE RIpPARD & SOM 50 Waterloo Road.
" PASSAGE FROM lkElANp EVERY FIVE
s1lPps DAYS rHROIGHOUf TIE fEAR-Fron Cork,
49, Dublin Belfast, Newly. Londonderry. Nnterfhrd,
NeNnfd Sligo, Co!ernin, DundGk. Droghcea, Limerick sc
&c. Passages III all tunes be engaged with the sub:cri
bcr the m0st ndraHa terms FIRST clnss New Yors
built packets sailing from Liverpool
EVERY FIVE DAYS THOUGHoUT THE YEAR 1874
Two things It for the comfort and general ints
reo the passengers will he found connected with hs line Of
ships. proper attention Liverpool, aud good acrOmno
dnt9n board the SHIPS WHICH The subscribers guarantee To
paid to w. & ]. 7. TAPSCOrf. NJ South street,
corner mndeu lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
NEW ROTARY MAGNETIC MACHINE FOR
MAGNETIC PURPOSES.

JTsED WIN astonishing success IN cages ., aevraol "
- Pnmlyss khe,ima si Sick Headache, II Viun. Dnnca
rcrniuin, CufvntHcs Of tie spine. ss Voice. ad many
Other dsen's fins been used 10, the last orS by
numerous mel chi and abundant references
~ cnn he givn Orders tom abr.d cnrely ended
Prce Sl3 10 SIS In case with dinr. ion
~ BENJAMIN PIKE. Jr Optcian.
lyls Inn 23I Bfonhan. " Y.
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Ten cople, for One Dollar!
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SEMI oi
aHFNRYEC CLAY,
NJ P-s SARGENT, Is

Price l25 cents single eopy-lo copies for 81
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AN EscArE.-On Saturday evening man
named johnson escaped from the House OF Cor
recsion at South Boston by crawling through
window. jumping into the piegory in the rear o,
the forge. and thence by some means scaling The
picket fence. he was discovered and pursued,
as far as Dorchester, where he eiuded his pur:
suers by taking TO 8 curn-feld He was sen
fenced to nine months for passing counterie,
money, and had served only one ,noath of HE
Imprisonment. Boston Mail.
FATAL RsNcoNrkE lin Washington County.
Alabama, near ST. stephens, Quarrel occurred
between MARI Sullivan and VIM. -Jnurdsn, lste 4,
p,lo, on the Tombigbee. Sullivan fred his gu
at Jourdan, nearly the whole contents o.
(which entered his lett breast and caused instan,
death. The gun was charged with twenty buck
shot Sullivan escaped, but has SINCE been al
ires.ed in Smith County, Misslsslppi, and LODGED
the jail at Mobile. This is Suliivans second
murdef.
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NOTICE OF IMPORTANCE
INK EROM TAPSCnrr'S EMIGRATION or

~ FROM TAPscoTrS EsiiGRNTloN OF .s,Ssh
49, FlCE, 10 South street. co,-ot MaLen h.ne.-SAAG
All parties de.rol OF asa thetr friends speedily co
M aUy UOGght from any of Great Britain or Ireland will
find by applying to w & J. r. ThPSCO1. that they can
nuke the arrangements most liberal terms and
with positive certanty Of those sen, for being despatched
from Liverpool London Glasgow a their end here may
deslre.l above stated VIZ: speedy and Comfortably ia
postage by the Royal Mail S,se5 the lh m!y. the
steamship Great nysen the 2tb and Mr. VIM Tap.
scott who Liverpool viii every endcsor To send
of al hose MAJ wish 10 come p us shoI. time and such
shnH gre .atsiacton 20 the particular For
public accommodation drafts can also I've had Tor any nount
qaya6s "a every city and town throughout the United King
DOM without discount nny ether cnnTye whntevef. For
further particulars apply To w Il J +. FAPSCO1'r
- ID South street, corner luiden lnn-
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hEclL, IN l.yaIUOui:
WI. T3pSCGTF. or }l69oree Pinzza, or
GEO RIPPARD {. AlE. IS Nnterlnn Rnna.

- WANTED To cHARTER-A vessel of 10 tors
a an, up,purd with freight To iiayre de :race mud back
tnaaE Apply 10 MURDOCH. LEAViTT Il CO.
tyly q West sire. z
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Disasters. &c,

Ships St. Mary. New Orleans Ti!ton tBrj Quebec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

49, LOOK. PHYSIClANS!-For sale, q Farm OF u
7 m trst rate order situated Long Island. al pre-
sen occupied BIZ Physician. who wishing tn retire tro m
nTailce would se said farT and Introduce purchaser III
10 a good practice. ar particulars. inquire OK y.
ni I'm. eli kI.ES h SIX. n Anntsnrer' 81. ~ :.
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49,. FOX SALE-A Farm of rs acres pleasantly iaua,e led
~ Tey Vort and Phadepha Railroad, IS miles from
About 20 are in ,gh state s .i cS MY
go Sbo, md other cut bu dncs, COED and conve
Ge " ii, GOOD waerpump rear me door t '1e boo;
IA nj The fist pegrees The trnl,ne utensils are
roo and .uicen, io Improved system OF aancuuTe
Inquire o, M. riir'iH" p SMiTH S. Liberty street,
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Lectures on Geology.

Memoir OF Isea d Na,iya and saIor (seeopd Edirion
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
Scientific q Useful Publications.

None commission Term. .sH Orde.s must b.
ddre,srd 10 GREELEI NOEL RATH. Ne,=.York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-15
VALUABLE MILL PROPERIY

G3A THE LARGE EXTENSiVEFLOURING MILL
"a: ri and Water PRIVILEGES situated At Fort Montgomery
.E. Orange County State Of ew York sdoiang The Hud
ore immediately IL IL stories in height and
63 by IS feet has two large shot watr wheels nesry
-four excellent barr and all other
chnsIy with and duabe Of water capa
BILE of driving other large works # required
On the premises good dwelling Houses Cooper
Shop, one Earn, and o,hsrout buildings.
Also, about forty Of Land.
1hre also about two hsndred acres Of Meadow Land
purchased FIR the purpose Of reservoir here
has newly erected durable and substantial DAM
contain enough to supply the mil twelve weeks
of long drought
This situation is convenient for the manufacturing
heavy articles there land and
vessels carrying one hundred tons to the
mill at any tide.
ars apply to the proprietor the miscs. to
JOHN X. SUYDAM,
AZ Beaver street up stairs, aud
UNDERHlLL HAWXHURST,
mi ow& No 25O Front strspf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-15

.rkx FOR SALE-A piece of land containing from 20
43o acres, beautifully located the Paterson Turnpike
.Roaa commanding extensive view all objections
oyerooing ali the surrounding c"uary 1t is an admirable
for sentlemans residence, being FIVE miles from Ho
boken, Secaucus, ~ j. in The peishboIhood Of good
sch ,os and eminent preachers Inquire Of WIN. HAD
DOCK, No. s3 Perry Of the q. UNDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-15

BEEF! BEEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit purcha,-r,
~ svALENTINEs, a. Fu,oa Market. 100 barrel. Extra
Meas Beef choice Ace all selected pieces; 2i5 barrels
Mess beef warranted and 500 half barrels Of anil
Beef. very fine, Intended for the southern market,
The above Beef packed careful and judieious manner
and will keep good n Yhomt g,pg 70 salt Re
mr% mi au No q F,I;nS M.1ts,