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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
SalCEEa,g,.s SaR.y.

E2f virtue of an execution Ia m directed from the Clerks f
~ hceoftae Marion Circuit court. IWillcNIose IL public satat tie
count house Goof. in The Tow u al indianapolis on tie I'D d., 81
June, ELL heiveeut tie hours prescribed hy Law. the rents AID rmf,s
for seven yesTSo II the follow Ing described reaiesiatt situate IA Mar
ION county. 10 vii:
Being the We>t half of the north east qua ter &C section -. in fon n
ship =, north of range > east 20 ACRES morc 81 ifS.
Aud on failure 10 realize The flllamounl demanded lv said xecron.
J VIII n the same time aud place expose the fee simple 81 SAIL
ton 4. Fletcher.
.larL 10 l..i 81 III Z LANuEAn S-.un Y e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

n Free Pert an Terds-It is stated IN the Texan
Democrat, that at Port Caddo, a place situated in Harrison
county, at the head Of navigation on Caddo Lake, steam
boats are plying almost constantly between it and Red
River, and many thousand bales of cotton Ira annually
shipped from it to New Orleans, and goods to the amour,
OF many thousand dollars are annually imported free of
duty, and sold to the planters of the surrounding country.
at prices twenty five or thirty per cert lower than those
demanded by any merchants who are compelled to pay
the impost duties. No collector has ventured to enforce
the law at this port, and importations are made in defiance
Of law, as freely and openly as they arc made at Shreve-
mort. or NatchItochcs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
= CARD.

I'VE unlrsi-.ed hess have L. infsnl he eHitens ~ in1nrafo-
y lis ani vi-iurt. tf Ia has jrf ratfrrei from fhr eussn cay
o.. The Wet wHa a tar-r aui splendid as-"fina'ni a. -mss eaHisi-t-
fng nf Grc'fes. dy gas-. qrtfnsn -e. CUTLERY. inrl 80 sf-. ints,
; su-ec nlf.u-. Spanish n.l An-.Hsu tef- ani l.alsu- sfs
eA ware, crutes Iaiafs l.uN -hls. .Hd trrs tfl+r aftlt~ f.if l-
utfaus 10 ut'uff'n. A-Lf hal-it ihc e4tsrF iff 60 I- shfk n
very iow prices, D. j. enabled 60 ,i. ih+ "a a. iir rtrf .af.. - st
Is char ga. fr flri-if- lie f,ftTS To h- rissfu--ra,tf 90 a4 der
cifnn- iitrNfH fr F-rv ri patronage. DE- Intf.- t- ff.utS
aud The lubiIc ga GENERAL. 10 cMi and camuiut hs .la,A 81 goods. -
he IS airass Yea & axe crod taruiu.
g.. ~ ~ So. cas- - ~ fHfrss f.n.~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Wceal Totins-Whe the peoples Constitution was
adopted by the citizens of Rhode Island, the Algcrine
papers in that State and their echo IN this, the Boston
Atlas, had a great deal To say about Illegal voting, and vet
they could never produce an instance where votes were
knowingly received contrary TO the provisions of that
Constitution 1t appears by some developments in the
town OF Johnston, that al the meeting called there for the
purpose Of voting upon The present Algerine Constitution,
Samuel Ward HING. the AlgeIine Charter Governor, pre-
siding. that twenty one persons were illegally admitted to
vote, and among the rest the minor son OF Gov. King,
These facts are shown by the town records. What will
the public now say OF the Algerine cry of Illegal voting
against the Free Suffrage men boston Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

ISIn 1854. an American vessel. that carried eight
bales 10 Liverpool, was seized on The ground hat 80 much
cotton could 10, Be the pro !uee IF tie UrieG States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
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&c. Iss &c ZOE LcyHNEus.

- -E~"E
= HR. ROSE would invite al physicians 10 ir slem. As II IS not is
az -'sne 10 palm on tie public a spmunu> article. he warrants
them sie.a and "A perfect and sure cure ~ az case<. Tie sale Of thea.
- increasing daily and all physicians who have MT used them ~
their practice express a decided preference for Them over any ofltr
medicine. Many certificates al their efficacy might b. given bat he
deems a trial ii the medicine sufficient ro sitss all. He M, rely sids
the follow ig from one OF og oiies; Practitioners ami Others mas nc
seen 10y calling On hun.
indianapolis. laauaTy 80. "a.
Mr.. RosE. Sir: ] have given your Worm I.zcuae~r a rfsfrN .-
trial, ard find them an excellent verniiuge, especially "a cass II
TENDED Win considerable fever. NUufs, respectfully.
JOHN l.. RICHMOND.
Er -ap. ~ hntrsaiC md frfa1 IA . al IfTIAn Ef-I
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Hectl ef Com. Kenacay.-A siipfiom the Office Of the
Norfolk ncscon @; the 29th. says, Yesterday aiiefuoor, a
half past ; O'Clock. aged o. years, Cosnmod5re l.. PEN-
nGEroS KENxKDI.o OF tie Uii 81 Sia'es NAVY, ed f ,rs
short but very severe attack of f~arAiyss. lie vas at the
time Of his demise in command of Tie ship If tie Inc the
PENNSYLVANIA. tie fsg ship Of lie squadron aiilat on tbs
station. lie las ltt a wife ard sly chi.iren to mourn the
s.-s Of an al. cioaa,e husband and "a Der. wh. c the cosn-
trv has sustalnel the IS # d veteran and gallant officer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Tie Lsae + Cess'a y. Ceg UPON slavery II s sal
nrodor,J q u,Aefll elect III he !ae election IA Connect
ut. The Trauae. a Whs paper, says II gave % the
Wings many ,o'ss which would o.hef"ise have been
,t,oyn oxay on thc third p.rts ticket. Some Who lad
b4en p-o ninent IA the political Abolition ranA~ were inaG-
crd by il to vote for BALDWIN and a Wing Legislature.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

As UyKISD CuI-Nr. Clay = tray cling . ont saulh,
eIectioneenus Tor the Presidency Danlei Webster, 10
his letter TO the New Hampshire iedef"ii,s' Ns5
.. TIE Office ot Presi4ent should no, be sought cjtT ~
perso1aL s0Liclatl0ns.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Joha II. Steele the governor elect f NV Hampshire,
was born in North Carolina. aud was a carriage maker by
trade. He emigrateo to y. H., AMI was distinguished for
his mechani al ingenuity, and set IN motion the fist power
looms in the town OF Peierboro. He l. a man If sound in
,enect and honest principles. and his pres nj elevation Is a
high compliment, to his character aud atiainmenis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

HdidnG.-The Indiana Sentinel brings US the most
cheering news OF the spring town elections in that State.
Compared with 1910. they indicate that Indiana is soundly
aud thoroughly democratic. And j. Is proper it should be,
after the manstrous s%windling of the whis fnanciers OF
that dI~grsced Staie-Oho Statesman.
MdiaHd.-As this State now stands amongst the re-
deemed. we may congratulate our friends on the p%robabiii-
iy of a iranscendant majority in November next, for the
nominee for the approaching National Democratic Con-
vention. The political prospects Of Mr.. Clay are not very
faitering-are evidently on the waae in HoosIer land. -
Louisville Standard.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Tie celebrated Income Tar Of Sir Robert Peel bears
lu.t where It ought 40 bear-on those who are able to pay
It. Out Of the s25, OOo. 900. there has been collected
$4,000. O0O from the nobility and gentry. The profess
sionaI classes stand next in order. and the trading clas-
s. the last IN order-Bssion Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The blow which killed the late Secretary e State. broke
the crystal Of his watch. anu sTce~ 'ae poiH'oi 'ue minute
hand ITO The f.ce. Thus j, It'll remains, AID peihafs
viii f,.ev.r. marking the precise tine Of the explosion
fourteen minutes and three quarters pact fur O'Clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

Marriage anR ~Deah-Samuei Gardner, Esi, h:o.As'
to David Gardner who was Killed On hoard the Princeton
was mau.ed ia New York oa tie --le day the AVA
catastrophe occurred On board that II faxed vessel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

The Messenger. published at Pcndteton. South aa'o'i'a'
near Mr.. Ca ihoun's residence, states that Mr. Ca,houn
accepts the office of Secretary Of State with the express
understanding that he Is to be at liberty - retire lmmedl-
ateiy on the adjustment If the Texas aud Oregon ques-
tons. or - soon as II shall he sscertained that they cannot
be adjusted by treaty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

A S,,..yht Diferencs.-Mrs. Clay makes her own but
ter."-.M ne Coon papers IA 1914.
IF gentle ne.. will not allow US to have black slaves,
they must let us have ,rhfe ones; tor WE CANNOT CUT
orn rInKvcon- and RL.cn aUR SHOES, AND HAVE oUR
WIVES A>p DAUGHTERS woaK IN THE KITCHEN.
Ha-u Clan in 1919.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18
E's@Fs. EgssF. gfssE.

- BBiS N7rleel, So. D.. do. iieiuagf. lnf g.. ssmans
"a choice aitf, thltrs duei ifffug-. il-f rtfr1 aHd fl Al
by lie saiscrttr. A. alnon ani green attfr.- bel. .r ltan Iuau.
q" tai- market. Re eln~tA atenf "a O. TIRE f-r--.f F-h. p es.u
ihr aiuf e. winch raunat o. e,r,ifi. nra w 10 fr nf'frt - uffs
y low rls's. i3 Z. NAVE .eftf ilc P.'utf Ia-e
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-04-18

all LIS curnd r..aef. -1t,- ripara A. Ic.. 90. rrrrn.
~ i9dp. Cove, 's7i received aaa tassa.rts fie rI~sfs4 81
e. L. sui tie times
- 6. MAYBE. ea.ftfic ra'atr r,n~,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

NJ curr.,.cv,-THE EVIL. AND TIE REMEDY.
a Treats. on the Nature Tendency AID Consequences OF
our presen, Mcncsr5 system win plan ior IL eecius and
heue.csni rcin published for The PGtc aHd Author ~
W H. GRAEaNI. iG0 Nassau-s''et .'eWYors Burgess q
S,:ingeE - roafyay 90. Price 81 per aund's 81 Gents
q cnpy
The ony oec. OF the Author beiug to sure the Reform
herein proposed wo; published Il, hrs cost and the io
Will only pay Tor printing the copies WHICH they may re-
Gui.e I'll ideni OF hcne't. steady, prosperous ouS's arc
OF fully enp!aye vel! rewarded labor. e:lestr Eslss
e, 20 al IN eztaada. the circulation Q! ms panghsi.
%
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SElPHOS
r-.r....n nnEAII,N ANGIESEA LEG.

90 cppiNIsr pn tonzed by the most eminent SURGEONS
~ throughout EUROPE. ana by the most @ !" ,
o1oEs"rnl brethren the Un-d states ana h."msu W
i Ia r.yast nupronch 10 nature hitherto pfodnrtn u
,,.Jur,i mia th,- country and mndc so'eiy oy "
EIpUO No 80 Spring street near iiIonHwHy, I'VE" ''
pam. ,no,la,Hte uuh ndiSpuabr TeierPrreN E,Seu
ha.r sc, u the nrticIa les oi DIR sepho II, cor no.,
,; -, .,r eyceion and well calculated Ia nnswef MI 'S
w.. 81. desired Il the heat OF all the proof o hoss VINO
wcar them; mi. is positive nnd undonnhe GONE o nly
a ,tnr, have r,unrrd inform that they nrr tupSi
or 4" all Others VALENTINE MOTT, Professor oi
ffr;yarsitv Of N.w York, nus hn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
,ru,naEI-rE-A choice article ol TN. wtnhie tsTt


,,n,,ns p,I-I'EA choice article ol this valdabe fsu-
-,ttiv MGagfaotareG N'a 81 iesey Hsddge o.
S, leland Vg atrr,-Fof sole nj y Cham,ets'eei r. p
,oS"i and rnimos a.d a"ni ie Y ''h.ee . , ,A,
P0TDRE1TE Hny b. rp?'et u Com. an" & i'c,' ~ Iuhr ,b
ef. dressed with bs with n'nry rs food snec, a. ."
h,,i md spen the seGsnd hIeng 10 ,ppen ~ III.
and wi., used the hsGn., VII nniG' thr rIop
vs., ron ,,yS enrlieI than any other manure 4? orniy u,e
3vpsn nnpief 4 planting the difference IN mn' "s "Ios
fn ordinary manure ore ms"p,. & had owe,
Sn,y S1Ts bnrSai. The prepnfed by the foRk ON
pan, the ry ;1s 1ss" ZEN aaa wI '''r .e 80 nv nnr, o
eorse us The, collect The mneral ~ Iabs ma as" ~
eSrs collect 10 Bor'' n'n wf M r / ~ o'sb, M Mbe 40 d.
% so %nn,,ou @ N" he use-bur With aDs Conpai who
have day so to ,eGsi . ie ISL m & I t6 .on BE cpTsu
n .'s e caInr the nghI pnco. % Chnn'be street, whefs
hs y A4s"sGt ss"s t.rd l1ss iP''F' 3 ' GN6R
1--WE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS ,,I or DR. &c COL d.,
Khub hnve b'nn"u ""'m'Go ,ie,riy .irl,m,zri
hy emp,ncs than H. 6 No sooner doe, hh sh'', enn %
re artcis cafna 'o a'gr & m i h psn,amt and vngaf
. ~ rrery polnt-exc. ptng IT'S vrue' ls nneg
ore excepi NJ Dr. t:nunuds ony Ne" YORK De
uo - Wnkef street ir.i store ion B snwsy; b, from
1 ~ 81 ,Se human body ai~ny, tested beire bryins
Prooi positive th and mistake Direce"n r'ene 'S
ETfTAiE TfTAESS "E6cATED SOAP for e"Gns pnDI.
irecke borche- tan Iene.; a%Wn.,, ns. IKE
'cREi!iAN HAIR DYE. viii color red Or ztuy halr 70
h.ou, brown or black, the option of the user. without
''I2pfi 2oi16 f, iS9 VSE9GEfaR,E TiPn1R RoUGE-5o cents,
BaNc if TEESFAGSE Or soanah White lOr the complex
l'G ufI 4 Fei t GTsRNs. and other periumep Remem
ter - Wnte, street ~ ore IEGM EfnaIGai ,a PAIN gy
YaSfftIR. ScfHRR atie T above au@hs,; u,x ,,,e
Asents-74 Chesnut S'T,et pbiane,na pnno,t Pntrsa Po
Coe, spn0sded trms ToeS Rocb.sei sioir. ad,on
| po keepsle. SLr. - " -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

things cooler than old Socrates himself, snd she
was something of philosopher too, though OF
entirely different stamp. Such is the qr;ct way
backwoodsman takes Affairs. Utterly destitute
of scntiment, he takes entirely practical view
Of life, and if any thing seems for the best he
does not see why it should not be done 10 sur
render an absolute good for mere sentiment
would be absurd in the extreme. There is also
great selEreliance and composure in his manner
that takes one of your fashionable men ell aback;
and he is invariably hard joker.
Seeing few days since company Of back
woodsmen engaged in shooting at mark, re-
minded me of an anccdots / heard Col. Lesyen-
worth lell my father when was boy. think
it was Just before the battle of Bridgewater that
a volunteer company of hackwoods rfiemen
joined the army. Thinking little discipline
would DO them no hurt Scott ordered Col. l.. to
exercise them. But the awkward fellows hardly
knew the ordinary words of command, and soon
got snarlcd up in ine1ricable confusion. Just
then Gen. Scott rode on to the field. and speak
ing rather sharply to Col. L. wished to know why
tne IDcn Welt III suSI uIeoiuti' AiO WI i'''S"
his cap, and requested Scott to try it himself
He Immediately gave his orders in the sharp tone
of command, but it was all Greek to the poor
fellows. They had come there to shoot and not
to march, and they could not understand all this
maneuveriog. Scott lifted his chapeau and salo
to Col. Leavenworlh win smile, Il leave you
YOUR men," and rode off the field. Col. L saw
that all attempts 10 discipline them would be
fruitess, as the battle was expected every day to
Occur. So ordering them to be placed where ne
thought they would disturb the lines the least ne
. f. them 10 their fate " In the heat of battle"
said Col. Leavenworth, that volunteer company
occurred to my mind and rode The whuie length
ot the lines to see what they were about. There
thew stood out of all line-wilh their hats and
coats off bcsmeared with dus, aod powder. load
ing and firing as coolly as if they were shooting
'nrkeys. Tney mad no more thought OF run"lng
,han Tho rocks. they had come there to shoot
.>ad had finally got at ,hcir business. They
oi,sved 10 ORDERS but loaded as they ,hough;
arr;,cr aud fed when they had got fair aim -
But il was nw,ul to see The havoc they madu.-
was the nost dead y work m the whole army.
Ev,ry shot t,ld-ihs enemy fell there like grass
before the scythe." These backwoodsmen make
desperate fighters who can pick a squirrel
from limp hundred yards off, do not throw
away many shots when they have whole man
TO fire at. Truly yours, H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
FIFE .EUyEys TRACTs.


~ Inc proc per io'' copes VI '.e ..''' -
Of THESE Tracts the Publication Office, si5: Of no Ia
go per 1cco of Y si0 pc, 100. The E:s se;cs bound II
paper. be had. "r.ieret-
J- These l,te pamphlets working infinite GOOD 10
the WI cause and observe with neEur mat Trey nave
'e'>-'- lNev-OFlsans Bee.
Published by GREELEY & hcELRATh Tribune othoe'
$50 Nas.1u;rce; NeYork-hy whom orde wi be prompt
II execu:ed ior any pat of;hc CnIoa.
-y,,.. ygrs. .July. 1874 Iyl7 2aw:s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

A II. WhSHBuRN, date Edgeron & Wnshhurn.) world
~. respectfully inform friends nnd customers, hat e has
taken spacious Store No g. street between
William nnd NASSAU streets and four doors from the corner of
William, where he will the busn5: OF Merchant
Tailor. lie would nln ninrm The Public TINT he will hare
constantly hand Tie styles OF Goods of ali decrp
ton, for enemens and Boys which shall be mne up
after the approved London end Partisan styles aud
raned 20 ~.
cnemen will please call md leave their orders with Ger
talnts they shall be promptly ard faithfully executed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
NEW FALL GOODS.
G.. Y. WEMpLE,

No. IS Cedar, near Nasshu-susrlr
JJAS inst raceiced style rich Muslin Ge Laines. Silk
Fuzzy GIMP. nnd Cords. vctprl GrIcs. style In
da Rubber ltt-. Fee Gloves. tIOrd brussels and Ashbnr.
Cap aGd 1rnrn: Lacss SSrs cnde! MI over Pop nn
Hat Ribbons usery Srs, &c 10 De sold heap tor CGsh n3
nj : pONNEI.LY & CO. An. IS. Grand street. couer o.
n Alien have hand extensive assortment OF the FOL
lowing housekeeping DRY GOODS. 70 wh,ch thcy lnv.ta ;h
attention Of purchasers, VIZ:
81 10 IA Imperial ard MarScll;es tlui's
1 To !0-i bT !!l Diarefa 1na DcEask Fabs Cloths
-. S. lo4 ard al irish. 6arusey. Russia and sIes.
Shsetings.
Ruj,ln. Scntc! and ,rish TowcIlns Diapers.
So 5 and &, Diaper snd na!Gu.E Su!a.I.
L,rnsh, t;uckabIci ami Bisle7e iTupeI.
Al and 9s Shl;ilng and Piewt -e Linea fail qualities:
A. heavy UnGTetsni Linen.
French Embossed Cloth Table and Piano CDlen.
Co!ored Cotton. Worsad and Lnen fable Cloths.
And n!.o an extensive Of Chs and CGSmcres
Dmp Etes. Ganbroons Linen Drlings. and other staple
ard Fnncy Dry Goods. ms2l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Fair OF the American Institute in October

Fair of the American Institute In October.
WORKING OXEN, for two or three years past
have attracted great attention. This gr5at utility
could not be overlooked by an institution so devo'
ted 10 tho prosperity Of the country as the american
Institute AT some Of the Fairs the most beautiful
animals we ever saw were to be secn SO alike were
they paired that from the tip Of the horn TO every
other extremity they were exact fac simes, and
seemed as if nature had cast them In the came
mould. They were also under the most perfect dis
cipline they would take their places and position
themselves to receive thc yoke at the signal as II
The will of their owners was their will. The reward
offered this wear Of dollars for each OF the best
ten team. will produce greater competition than
ever. Connecticut, famed for her beautiful working
Oxen, we learn is sure TO enter the list Of compet-
tors. Fancy teams well made for strength and SER
vice will be sought and command high prices. Fine
animals, well matched, with the marks Of strength
are the pride of good farmer. Many of our rich
Merchants have (since spirit for farming has been
awakened) purchased farms, and we have known
double the former estimated value paid for fancy
teams with their long smooth horns, tipped with
brass. We admire this ambition. Others will catch
the spirit. The soldier is proud TO be well mount
ed his arms glittering, and accoutremens neat and
in order-for all this he "is be soldier and
similar pride and ambition extending TO our farmers
teams and tools will make better farmer and tend
to impart dignity 10 the husbandman, the true no.
bleman of our republic, the fee simple owner
of the soil "to him ard his heirs forever. -
How the miserable, degraded tenants of other
countries, who are doomed 70 perpetual servi-
,ude and degrading drudgery for enough barely
10 support life mus, envy tho situation Of orr repub'
lican noblemcn- intrinsicaly ard truly many of
them are and il is the object Of the Institute null
tply and fill the land with such noblemen. An nde-
pendent, intelligent, ambitious yeowanry,with these
views elevated and extended, are the best guardians
Of our glorious Constitution. Politicians need have
no fears-,hcir liberties will be safe. Farmers, come
to The great New York Far-you are all invited
The beautiful teams of Oxen, il you nothing
else, would compensate YOU. \ large team will
draw trumphal car through The city with all the
varieties OF The best boun,ies Of Autumn. Circulars
showing The whole arrangements OF the Fair may
be had al TIE Repository in the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
nr- =: :u::,n! Life insurence Company C.
Es-lal. l.ti.n,lnn. nc! GnLln1 The nnntn

o. Hardware; Cutlery, 6sc.-LEWlS BENE-
DICT & co. respectfully inform their friends aud the cubic
generally thn they removed this CITY, nj hare taken
the 81 Pear.tree;, toppoe the Pearl street House,
where they nre opening large and welseected assot
ment of Gouds both Foreign and Domestic. 20 which
would cal ta attention "f :hns- shng pufshze apS0u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
For TIE PILES.

UN. LFU.IV y = IL ''-'IE1 ~,
IIY.rrN AL REMEDY. cctrin euro ior Flies.
n s;ihor n'crpr ~ exiarta. becns "f pHEd s'r ot
twenty years .rindne have he Pe'nnnnuY nred ., uM
. cn, DIS after all nic, n,sGH Adiniled iesuno
, nI q, nj. ncy en- The office Sc nor lnp'.u upo.
See TIM, the snaiuie of The lrpfrio' N ms Yn nno
"a n the ou,de wTHppeT ever b"H. hHn 'sWehue .e-
,boya ry,,,r.nc cnn otnned IN ts c.p oS,f VI
4t p,vs tour d,ot ahove Sprng-''f'el "l r ..s
t III. rnn,eior a. UtH.M ~ ~ lrgu hriy enur''to
pht sr,,n ul rity eiyefens c"iitd >" nv 80,
py ,c1tcy where riles rud n chronic osehsesH
t'eN''STl. 80 ne ""uN '' ' nut In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

~ The Letters OF Cassius y. Clay, on sa-
ver and o The Presidency are prnte Pamphlet, and iof
,ae at the Tribune Office Price s25 i or $40 pa 1000
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

E- Lyhig songs.-A colectioh Of the very best Clay
and FTegh1yscn Songs Incw editionl j published and
for sale mt the Tribune office. The oi the appropriate
mir is affixed each song. Price 81 80 hund. copic-
Clay Clubs and Whg Committee. viii pe1e end along heir
orders. GNEElbS ~ MCtI.hS ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

r- Then.son's Clay Eiedai.-FOt sale ct the
Tribune cfce ito NassAustreet. Thomson CLAY MEDAL
TIE Medallion l. an ckaow tsei Likeness and ponoCEced
.erojace of art P.ce slO per hundred Orders from Clay
Cubs ,nbcred Iyll Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
- - CorsrsY reApeRs .nppIle4 al facLory price,.

d7iRTH & HALL. No FTanSilasIugrs, have eonIan3
4 onhapd assortment; Il NJ and SlCAl l.
INSTRUMENTS ot al kinds: PLANO FORTES OF dltereLi
e nr finish ClIrA RS from the best Spanish patterns.
Tor which ey have premiums from the American In
uie over ali other ,nke and superior and
nave also received repeated premium CLARlDNETS KENT
Hf jGI ES CORNOPLDNS. TROMBOSES. etc all OF their
p Tranntsr,ure and .ned importers O; MUSIC AMI al
kinds Of ii! TSICAL INSTRI- -NENTS, NEW MuSlCrecev,
s as soon as published JUST PU!LlSED all the snnSs % Of
0b Of %; ;or the PIANO; also, he oRPHEUs GlEE BOOK. b.
ir cc;inn of ge- for voices with pnr0
oa1nen >:5.i and compiled from the be; German and t
Sish ntS.T> hy AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Ptice One Dollar pei
sat Merchants, and The Mrsical community generally are r.
ee.f,,iy cvfssi IN call. m!hu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No Isl NssS " STREET.
All kiaGs CT job f,ID:jur such
PAMPHLETs. MA.:H"l'ii Srr:s b-ts
CATALOGUES. LECTURE Bills,
CHECKS, C-30S. CoSc1sT BILLS. Pam ~!
Insurance PoL;CIE5, Fancy.
bills OF L.DlSs. PoLTTTcAL BILLs.
CiRC-LAES. ClRcrLARS. meat sc
rn1p,y erruted .. ;he Office Of the Tribune No. 6 NaS4
y;rest-ouptsfs the PARK.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

COUTHUOY Il MEYERS, 3il BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GiRANifOi;ES
WISHING GOo;S seaerry-I,ers cennecizd with sne Of
b!e TO offer Lamps Candel5Ia &c. for Churches i1s tio
toi. Private Dwellings Steamboats, and Packets on he mos
respne srms End of quality he surprised IN t. o
my oner country Espsca! attention invited to Their S9n
and ship Lamps for economy and light supeedns all other
DeDrs tie public No less ,hin FOUR GOLD end rwo SiLvks
xgpALs have within the Inst y been awarded to tht
manufacturers their superiority this cr.s o, good Th
selves.