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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
Courting.

For TIE benefit Of those who do not know
much about up country fashions, we copy The
following description of how they do up tho
cSurtng business" in the region OF New Lon
don, New Hampshire. We find il in letter
in the Nashua Oasis:-
A good looking young man meets girl at
Lyceum, apple d-cider party, or something OF
similar nature He invites her TO slrigh-
ride. She bushes and agrees to 60 Then
the mailer resis until The father of the girl seeks
ou, ,hs promising young buck, and aecos's him
with question something like the following !:
/" And is the ride the last ont" The youngster
seems sraliied with the lauering notice, and
a. once concludes the bargain. Tins, you see'
is great saving Of time, and decided I'M
proyement on the old method.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
A Man Legally Proved never TO have
had Father.

A young man was summoned to appear Be
fore ths magistrates at Rocking petty sessions,
on the 2Sh Of March, 10 show cause Why he
refused 10 support his father, who had received
relief from the guardians of the BrainIree Un-
ion, and consequently was not able 10 maintain
himself MIR. Lane, who appeared for The young
man, to show cause, informed the magistrates
that he should be able TO prove that bis chen.
never had father. Mr.. Lane then did so by
showing iha, his client was born out OF we'd
lock, and consequently. legally had no father;
upon which the magisiIaissdismissed the case
Esssr Herald
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02

thy mild reprovings known and felt IN the dar-
ker moments Of exls,encs; in the tempest OF
passion, IN the bitterness OF crime. Even now,
in the awful calm which precedes lhe lasl
change in my being, in the cold shadow which
now stretches from the grave 10 The presence
Of the living feel that lhou art near 10 me -
"Thyself pure and saiaied one,
Watching the lrail and loved of earth
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
Che Late Comet.

Professor Walker, Of Philadelphia High
School Observatory, dssisnales the comet dis
covered lasl September as a connecting link
between planets and comels. lis orbit being
tiaiIened one half The orbits of all other
comets are da'iened more than four. filhs, as
lsroids e.fourth, while those of the old plan
els are nearly circular.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02

IRoN FACTORIES. are sixteen Iron
factories IN Pennsylvania, using anthracite
coal, which manufacture 45,5oo tons OF iron
annually. There are also four in New Jersey.
which make 500 tons.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02

A New York paper says that several tons OF
birthstone have been ordered 10 Washington, to
cure those oafers sta,loned there who hare an
Itch FOR Office, 49,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
DIED:

March 70 JENNA c. WILLS, wii- OF Albert Van wnke
IL th- 18th yea: OF her age
Ts relatives and friends tie family ar respectfully il
vited 10 attend The fnner,l morrow aftsoou 18th instant
az /. o'clock. ftol No 30 Thirt-;tTe-t
On Wednesday morning. JUL EAsSEsTEISE, the infant
daughter OF Augustus T. Cammeyer.
Funeral This huray) afternoon az half past o'clock
from No 5e Fs!tou-st-ert
On Tuesday evening 18th instant after long aud severe
illness Mr., 4 SS NOLAN, wife OF START NOLAN Esq, in
the I'D year OF her age.
and acqnantances OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral without farther invltaen th,
asIn9on from her as. residence Broadway psxt to the
IeI OF l25h-str~et, :: O'Clock precisely.
Or Tussfay evening March T. GsosGs EUwAEp iafaE,
son OF bspJlnin AUD Polly Ann Lods aged mouths and 20
days.
The ativss and friends Of the family respectfully nyite
10 attend the funeral on hursy ian INST al O'Clock NJ
81 50 H4Hn0nd-stI-rt, without farther invitation
March Il, Sarah wife of Peter Morris, aged %.
March IL. john FIzsimmons, a.st 3S.
March II. LYDIA Cs;haTine Drake AGED g..
AiPs-kskl eG The ih s at ie residence OF has father,
Mr. WILLIAM Lee, aged 80 years, mouths and y days
Al Aoauy March o Robert Elliott, Tor many years dep.
uty poStmasler OF that CITY.
AtTroy March e, Rev Charles Sherman Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, ss-d about IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the 18th ns, By Rev Samuel Coch-
T1n, Mr AMEi w eIMoSToy 70 Miss MATILDA FOSTER,
adopted daughter of ShaLIes Honag. Esq.
March I3, by Rev Dr. Cox Rev Howe OF New-A AlbAnv
clIa PscsoD Dr. Chas Z Plesou Of this
Al MiGdletown, CT March Il! b. Rev Henry de Kov.n,
Thomas DyeT Esq Of Chicago. H. Mrs Hubbard sl-
~ daughter Of s late 4nry De Koren OF Middl.
AZ SewtoWn, l. March II. br Rev Mr Goldsmith SamI
Moore 20 Eltz beth a. shte OF the late Abel Ssrms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
COURT CALENDAR This DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 267, ,.30l to 308, 80 to
N3 316 to $50. The Court announced that
none but short cases would be taken up.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 63, 80, 65, 49, 49, So,
6 90, &C, 81, 7S, 50, "a, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
Commercial and Money Matters.

GI7- Foy sales at The Stock Euchang> see Last Page
WEDNESDAY, ?. y.
There was rather more doing to-day, and after
the first Board there considerable buoyancy State
Stocks were rather heavy but Fancie looked like another
In Exchange there is very little doing, and the
supply is better. Sterling 81 for City, good Southern
signatures have been held al u; Francs 5.32t
The stockholders of the Bank Of Xenia have de-
tesmined wind up their business.
large quantity of counterfeit IS on the Madison
Branch The Bank OF Indiana been put circulation
Cincinnati. IL very close imitation OF the genuine bill
On previous eI-s the head Of the eagle the vgnee
turned the le-in ths fraud turned the
right.
At Mobile on the 9th, Exchange was quiet
Francs 50 l3 Sterling 81 a6 Sight onNew York /:
discount; Alabama money discount. At New Orleans,
Exchange heavy: Sterling s.! 6 Francs 5ij Ia;
Checks l; discount. AT Savannah the 9Th. Sterling u
Sight Checks on New.Yor discount.
The official report OF the situation of the New Or
leans Banks the oath OF February at hand Compared
with the retu there has been slight expansion The
lowing are the principal items of the Ranks The to
cash liabilities 50 99 49j and the total cash
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

TIE MISERABLE lMpo.-os who attempts 10 deceive the
public by falsely presentias that the Agency ioI me aag,
aet TO pa5,I an article fURPoRTiNG to be an extract
iNm letter from Such unmatched rascay IS s,ioonl .
assured that genuine Pam Extractor al,3ays haS oe
qRd by the Agents comstoek Go 2, o
YEARS. '' ''''' HENRY DALI Ely.
nPs rhis article will cure Burns Seeds PFs rs Sat- a
Ssa Epspeas Cains Sore H;pp.Ss fSo eyes u
. DIR. TAyLoRS B&LSAM LIvERWoRT, 2S}
B0WERY-Is making at THIS tnls some most wonderful
cares whicheiereuce be had at once by ali VINO az ~
@ sSHSoS i5S '2s gRoHcHs S5%;:il S@sI #
HEART; COLDS, COUGHS or LllER CONF A.. ~ =.
was d,is sS.sa9t sssa hss ur o
a enabled HIM his ssk bed and attend nse Kee 10 h,S
ss has had eoasb for IN aud
ase Or Tyos Ba!sam Lper'o9r! tb 10y ~ Of H - wears
,0dns aud With ony using eos aearly well a We
s M q sd The s. 50 aud sI1s p eoeu
Extract Jonas Hua6er druggist, fesidI1g Ak A r.
R9zySs Ss'rS'Ts p DR anT TASL6Rs BALsAM or LyER
bohl from 3l5 Bowey aud every Les4n w cmrs,ive
Others have s?osIbn IN, ,fy hs s hsa om e
-' complaint q of1ts H failure ,or.s ulINBERT, Jr.
sworn 'S'.y FETER I'S iA 'FflStKSE3 Com Ct DSslsn
p0oss and g. asbs s cor Of and
Ast, Phla
seKSEss-lt is needless wrap tho body ~ nine ,t
Med d from the ptIncious effects OF the sas,eiy
should be taken AZ hi. s-ason 10 drive corruption IN ess
pe from the body-and then aud not I'll ,hsl' can -
e looked for To ef-c, this desirable object no p
ss the justly famous Wrgh,'s Indian Vesetaoe rus us ~,
secAe Yet discovered completely eIadlcaIes st",
sm all injurious PARTICLES that have tendency TO
e heshful operation Of the machinery OF HE hey ce
we stomach liver and o,hef organs and thus .peed'iS
ne suffering paen, TO health aud happiness os
SsusonAs couuterfeits abroad aveid ali Stores u G
Yaoul character, and be particular TO ask for Hrs III
siSa GV Vegetable Pills.
utces devoted exclusively the sale OF this medic9s
,snossaic and eeailNo 2S8 Greenwich 81 New IorR to
ssIrnont ST, Boston, and 1863 Race ST. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
? Grea, exhibition of 100 Children.

the Broadway Tebeacle, on Thursdsy evening I'm rs;
ing soc @ % the ndustap SI a I ssk DIS Poem
vId Ii5 H9ss E 5 President Moss H GRISsrLL Esq,
@st Anniversaries Of The vaTioas exercises Vii
consist Of Dialogues Dscam.ons and Singing b tbs chill
G. L. Barnes WI perform seversl Duets Solos SC An al
dress o Charles Parker Esq Those who Present al the
udg- for themselves -
Iisksr. 2 TO be had door and at the American
way; and 4 / ; ReTnor,s. IS Bowery. mhl2: ~
SECOND Coming of Christ at Hand
RiNsLN HAi2 iol Is c6.sa lsa ls& s%n'l M ;s.
otoek STATS Fret r. 95e At a1 6pa
tend mil. IL
se5nF OF the nsttuia will be held te Repository
raik ihs evgg osleek Msn0es
mii u
lecture The Water Ours SocetT Library 3iS broad
WAY corner Of Leonard on Friday evening, at 4. O'Clock
any kind aud he's Europe been attended 9TH un.
paraeied m The healing The lecture designed
t-est the unp0fessi-n. well others. and will refer par
tculdrE 20 the prevention OF disease and the best mode of
curing DYSPEPSIA lckets Is 70 meet expenses nit 2.
C- Mr.. Wales Lecture This Evening. the 18th
enzrt the hour Off O'clock vii embrace the sub
Ject OF The Ia and Moon; the supposed origin
especially tne second tide explained. q The whole llus
tited by Mr Vale's large GLOBE and transparent Spheres
which vii BE- fully explained Admitance Is cents. y. 3
ne next lecture on Friday, the Planets sun DIa Tine
American Inst,tu1e-A stated Monthly Meet
InG OF he American Institute viii BE- held lis Repository
m nh Sf'ns 1Sfi GGRboS I' 2Ds oSt9SS fseoSdas ssc
u 10. of o. F.-T6s members of Covenaa, Lodge,
No s @ Of ar Leqg, sted 70 b. Pu9ciaa u teir al
f%'r A0's cHAELEs 1;L lsf"S FocKE Ign
Ar ks,l lGr Safr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
U. $. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE

Civil process was yesterday issued against LY-
sander Spoonrr Wallsueet Agent of The American Let
u Mail Company. and he held bail in the sum OF
$4,000 on the following charges Carrying 30 letters
h. fine $50 each carrying packages not opened but which
toutaue letters the fine being $50 for each and setting up
iytpos the fine for which Is SoO Mt Spooner gave the he
c,ssarv hail L appear for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
school and Miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM K. CORNWELL,

90 Beauer-street, three doors trom Psarl-strest.
~ OHsr. .t LOWEST RATES. School and Miscs!l.-
nsous Books. BLANK Books Papers Qalls and Stationery IN
general TO which he invites the er,suoa Of Merchants
unh2 ans
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
CITY In II E |. l. G f. N G. r.
The MYSTERIOUS SEELEToN,-Nothing trans
pied yesterday to throw any light this mysterious

affair.
CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge KENT.
Albert B. Van Cott pS. William I'll. Sharpe
The Court in this charged that the Jury must not only
iully satisfied that actually guilty conduct had occurred
but ifte course of plaintiff himself by light giddy proce
tue had such loose feeling Of morality
the part Of his wife would mitigation OF the case
T. proof the whole that Van Cott Is man OF KIND
feelings which had been shown his conduct TO his brother
law who had been sick his house, and 10 his wife III
various ways still there testimony that he had on coca
ons opened the neck of her dress before her brother and
inay and on one occasion before boaIde and also
tckcd her dress mentioned by her brother and sister
kc The Jury iberated m midnight On coming IL
Yesterday morning wha sealed verdict plaintiff refused 20
his W being understood that the verdict was
for Mr. Sharpe, aud nonsult was ordered.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
For 10 inch IN
Bowery, FROM ljth street 70 lith street.
For u inch III
Broadway, East SIDE from 18Th street 10 lith street
West 18Th ltth
h Avenue


The trenches will be dug IN such part OF each strest shall
be prescribed
rho. Tor inch Will be eet deep aud feet vida
Rose inch pipe. will be 81 deep 2! feet wide
Those 6 ach will he feet deep and feet wido
After the ptes have laid (Which will be done by agents
empioyed by the Grafton Aqueduct Com"tte) the trenches
by the onracr With sound ana GOOD materials for the par
pose the same 20 o well rmned and then repaired duIa
bic and wokmanise manner.
Offset treuches will required occasionally when BRANCHES
b. tad where hydrants 10 be piNced Cross trenches
feet deep bottom wal required After
the same ara placed the aud sidewalks repayed
md If, IKE good condons before the Of
the work Proposals wlll state he price mile for the
trenches cover all to excavaung bckiIng,
t1mmns frpas s,n P'vs 'to%es ana
foot running vii also be named fer the hyirtns
trenches mea,uEns Iom the Longitudinal main to the foot
In dscnimG upon the proposals, the Cro,on Aqueduc,
Committee will the right OF rejecting any proposals.
they dapprove Each proposal must De accom nnlrd With
the signares Of bic pDsoDs sgnypg
be- marked on the outsd ropo.a, 70, "xca
vang trenches" be addressed 10 the subscriber
IL will b.. stipulated the that Contractors
see that such lamps furnished a,d directed 10 be
With oil and p'csd ,y- nght ia coospcuc, POSITION.
The OF Contractors s requested particularly
the following The r III excavation IS TO be understood
embracing all excavation other than that of rock measuring
half yard aud aud contractors will be suppos
ed TO have informed than lve. Of the character the
yaon aud made their proposals rdng. The
or viii required keep he trsuehr cles the pipes
laid and caulked and no alio"tn w he made 'os
caving work Of any kind The st'est not
be b oxen up without written directions f0m the WI ater
Puryeyor which directions will specify from ead
points the stt-t be broken from time 10 time. t
i, intended that the het ,.l be opened faster than
the pipe ayes put The pipes ana lhs trenches are
b- rehled and rsplyed Immediately alter he lad
The payments esttnles Will be within ten per c0nt OF
work dr On the completion OF the work such III DO
reserveI months, vi" IN the opinion Of the Wa
Puysyor povide for any epaymg other wok fopnd
necessary Consequence of the imperfect which
any part tie work mas been done the Of the
tractor.
,xlninatioG aud certificate OF the Water PuIyeyor
o set
can be examined tho "fhce Of the Croron Aqusduct
Works
- By order Of the Crot0n Aqueduct Committee.
JAMES a. COFFIN. President Z. A. Beard.
y B. The proposals, OF persons offering for tins above
work will te considered made for The whole 6uc gar,
the JOINT Cr,ton Aqurdnct Committee may assign.
Mach l3, 1874 mhlt Ct
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

eesyFARM FOR SALt.-The Subscriber offers
- for sal. valuable Farm stu ated 10 Goshen Grams
-, County " Y This Farm contains IS acres OF lii-
b-st quality Land well watefed by reyefians STRAIN
oT ys-r There are upou eight Of chrsEut lEno-f
II is stu a,ed hall mile from the y l. and frie Rail
ro.d-s sufficiently elevated command an extensive we"
of ri. adjacent country and . III all ;esCec admirably
adapted 10 location Of Country SEAT Oae naif OF the
purchase remain upon thu Place secured by
Mortgage. or, -.
NB-If the above property sn9 :od by the 25ai d4Y Of
March INST i, viii b- offered public Auction that day
At The House r l. H4hawsy in th- village oi Goshea at
O'clock, P. II. -,,,, = -,
DREWS No lt Bfooms-str-et S-wYork, or Of th- sub
,rribsr 10 Goshen. CALVIN e. LUDLUM.
March Dth, l2i;. mh!i !Ot'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
Keep the Ball II Rolling !-At 9

~ Keep the Ball II Rolling !-At regular
meeting of the Second District Democratic Wing exWatch-
mems Clay Association, held Tuesday March
l2tl 1884, the Con Room. Ludlow ST. the following reso-
buttons unanimously adopted
Re,oiusd, Thai hail the nomination of loRRrs FRANK
LIZ the Wing candidate for Mayor by tie City Conyenton
with great Joy and dsghcombinnc virtue and talent HIS
noble Senate OF New 0rk and the Council OF
the CITY and mbued with the pure prncipet OF that great
statesmen Henry Clay feel confident OF good admins
tration Of the laws He merits aud shall receive our hearty
support
Resolred That have full confidence in The Wing party
that 10 the Wing different Wards we will
give snd yied and energetic snppo-that TO man VS.
and our friends will rally the polls and stand shoulder 10
shoulder unti the poll Is closed aud heyctory is
Res0{red, That whereas the eyeuardians OF The
night we i'll -oico guardians of the 9th OF April next
We VIII be post aud battle IN he coming contest winch
shal make S worthy Of the name of Wings
The meeting -eluently addressed by Mr. Sweet and
Mr.. Shannon
On moticn RcsOred That the thanks OF this Association
are hereby edsrd above named gentlemen the able
manner III which they have addressed us this evening
On motion Rssoutd That the proceedings OF this meet
ing be published IN the Tribune
Adjourned 70 the first Tuesday evening in April
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

DONr HAVE CHAFPED HANDs on F.cE-You car g.r
o using one cake OF the famous Italian Chenic. Soan
~ vi maze your fesh smooth, soft white Clear Th-
.ny place 70 Ret II genuine In this Cry , sign Of h
1Icah ftgeS Lhaths 81. 323 Broadway New. York
against bang cheated by purchasing this an ,gere else bur
d! te sign o. The American Eagle SO Chatham street IN nis
citr Daring Illness which has thro,yn inc ro-
ao on SICK bed for several Weeks, has been UNANIMOUSLY
1"''e-iei'@u mhl2 2sod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

As. FOR SALE-A beautiful Farm Of ID acres
@ cultivated Land and % OF very thnity 2rowt
Young timber situated tne c!o4s fo4ds IN tAr
towpshp of South Brunswick NIadteseI cognty y on
III great post road from NV Brunswick 10 If-n0G he
soil is oarny good heart and susceptible Of The highest DE-
gres Of Improvement very level ard rse from stones -tnd
xii faced into small fields Two thrifty young apple
ch4rds and a- young pach orcad Just eo'nk 10 bearing
abundance of pr4f pu and cherry tsssIL-st pam:
having b-ru takeDt hay-a gre variety oi - V'rJ 5S
KIND offruit The buildings new, built 10 81 and cor
.r az an excellent hous-, -rs barn. honss catte
nd ,snok.-hoa.. &e &e, @atsy plenty and good. Thb
property w be sold yrr chvaP, and II Sshe' The stock
ION Possession on The FRS, OF April with lndgpuaoe
titl- a..
mrs b.; the Csmaen and Amboy RaIl.o4d 20 Vests ror
which place ISL. miles PeiSons wshnz iuIther aiofa
TO- car outaln II Of y SNEDEkER,
' lai Warrington, Of III .ubScsb.r.
CORNELIUS ". SNkDEkER.
Il. Ii L.h mil Z s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
ASHLAND TEXTBOOK.

ASiLAND ~ len l-DOOh.
- JUST PUBLISHEDTi- Ashland Textbook, be-
lug compendium Mr. Clay's Speeches yanous public
measures aud Of the principles Of the Wing party Neatly
printed in one volume Of - pages embeshed with portrait
OF Mr.. Clay.
Thu, work recommended b. all The Wing journals
throughout United Upward Of SIX thousand CO.
pies sold The day of rs publication tF-s 2o
To ensure its vide c:tculatoa the publlshe's nave agreed
10 t- very lowest rates. Single copies, u:
cents. Ten copiOs for dollar or So per hundred.
Agents solicited from all paTrs OF h- country
Address y HICKMAN, galtlmore,
nhIl AIS. SAXrOE j MILES, NewYofk.
CHEAP READlNG-Th- terms OF subscription
~ 10 the Bowery Circulating Library have been reduced
one half For y-sT from ST 10 3 lof months
from 50 80 three months from :. to sii Tor one
month from 81 10 So cts
Books let nonsgbscrbers 81 volume for the
usual size. IA for or large 70. works
thIs- days allowed for old works week.
The Library OOa yolu the various d.
n.rin.nus literature and Constantly receiving additions
Of all e works together with the foreign aad Aue can
periodicals. published.
Snbscsib.r. 10 Library wall b- entitled
aud variety reading than De obtained from any
OF the periodicals.. cheap PUBLICATIONS. other library for
ine pncs.
Catalogue may be hs The Li5rarT-p1c- ~ c-nt-to
,ubscribefs gratis H ks RAYNOR,
NH II IS 10 Do"efF'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
carriers-step This Way:

M7G.2ZLNE PUBLISHED.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
TIE ORPHAN GIRL. Or Seeking Place--s splendid
s:eei sGsray.Es executed expressly for by kawdon,
TIE REcT re oR's DAuGHTER-EnSrsrsd for si,ahaa,.
PORTRAIT OF y P WILLIS-Frou ga original draw,
ing, made expressly for the proprietor OF Grahaus M.se
MUSIC-Au Original Song by chas FSaro Hoffman s., &c
music Tor Us by Georgia Romani
CoNrENTS-oRIGINAL.
ourCon,zi5u;ors, No In P Wallis, WIKI a Portrait.
The w,tsrmsn-fom tie German. after ,h- old Danish
>ounst--Some Fell ty the WAysiae-ty Eli-sbeih oases
Smith.
The Rsc;9r's Daush,e!c-by Ann 5. Stephens.
Chilihcod-oy Reary ". Long fellow.
Hats ana Ea'e-s SEA- Ssor>-by Mrs. Elet,
Earl Albeit, Brt-A Scotch Soug--by Mr.. ( Osgood
The Homesss-by Miss Alice Hervsy
"reminiscences OF Celmaay-No, Family fridS-5y }
GrVGG
Translation Zappi. Sonnet t= Portrait OF Rlaele BY
-. H;asslt-py n1. 6 li W Bsfhpas s.
The Betrothal OF Srs. Qaiat-by Miss w BsrriuSton
Forss; iiu<iag1-5y Henry " Rock ELI
criia, the Vlrzlu Ho,;as--oy Henry W Herbert.
The Dying GlrExtract from unpublished Tcsm bY MIS-
Molly Gny-by James !adGich.
The Orphan GilI. or Seeking Psce-by E Z. +.
Talk with fine, 1t the close c the Iearoy Mrs l. H. Sig
Quincy.
The Vaiasa OF the Skies-by Isaac +. Shepherd.
Review of New Books
Terms s. per annum in advance Single Nes Sent
address WI H. GRAHAM.
Tribune Buildlngs, 100 Nassau street.
All TIE New Cheap Pubicatons sent 10 Agents with the
Magazines at the S"Ol''hS5,; S6TfGE. rfI,sEEs
The Ohte OF tiraham ga4ne h.s beau removed from
the A>ToR HOUSE. 10 tRe TRIBUNE BUILDINGS,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
JOHN WRlsHr, Secretary.

"a Card.-The President of the Irish Emgrant So
ceiy gratefully acknowledges the receipt OF three hundred
twentyouT So 100 dollars from Mr. Thomas j. Lillis Gene
raj Secretary the Hibeian B. B. Society being the pro
ceeds Of ther Annual Ball generously appropriated to tns
funds OF the l:ish f.mgrant Society. mhli Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

eo aALT M RHEUM, ScuhvY RISGwoRM &c-Aftsr curing !,
~ W oo cases Ae Jones Italian Chemical Soar can be
recommended IN the above diseases or t-er sca,
1eaa old sores BARRIERS &C. Sold a; the sign Of H.
Ains5cSh n1 Eagle 2 Chatham S. 223 Broadway y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

n5~" Justice to Harry OF the West.'-DE-
MOCRAIiC CLAY CLUB Of rHt. Ten / H " ARD
Regular Meeting of this Club Will be held Thursday
evening. Iith Columbian Hall al u F. NJ. BY order.
NATHANIEL q. BRADFORD, President.
JoHS FowLkR JR Secretaries. :,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

s he he bksr toUGH CANpy-t has been proved by MAN.
Sfand remedy Tor pq lmona'y lung complaints i, sold
~ 1he smiling package al the sign the American Fagl.
o. ST. or 3l3 Broadway We sdyise our reader, to-
tr5lt Els really good-no humbug nhI2 at-od .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
tHARLEs NcDoUoALL, sacr,,aries
n y RnsTwicE S''ielo4'OS'

- Fourth Ward Henry Clay Club.-A
special meeting OF this lub will be held al The Shakespeare
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attendance particularly requested business OF the umo
importance will be presented this meeting By order OF the
Club. 7. HOWARD BURRAS, Y. President.
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