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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

AN OATH.--The Philadelphia Sun states that
a man named Zimmerman, residing III Hunt
ingion. Pa. having an arbitration with his neigh
bor, made an affirmation in relation 10 his ac-
count, and said, +" If what haze stated be not
true, Ihope the almighty ~iii send me TO hell =
The words were scarcely uttered, when he fell
over and expired
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

Printers The Lowell Courier says
The average age OF printers is only 81 years
bu, they do quite as much good IN their li:es
as some lha, live longer Yeoman live 20 the
age of sc, clergymeu. SIS. fishermen, al, mar
iners 43, gentlemen So, lawyers 50, physicians
81, lahnrcrs 81, butcher, G2, traders 60, pain
tiers AZ
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15
A Strike.

I" I amt going TO be called printers devil
any longer-.-no more ain',," ex claimed our imp
the other day, in terrible pucker.
"Wel, what shall we call you?'
"Call ms typographical spirit Of evil, if you
please.--ihsts ALL"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15
On Ladies wearing Watches on their
nCckS.

Amongst our fashionable bands,
No wonder now that Time should linger
Allow'd 10 place his tpo rude hands
Where others dare no, lay finger.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

EcoNoMY-lt is said lha. lady removiag
from Philadelphia to Illinois saved The price Of
trans sporialion Of feather bed by using II as a
busile.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

orly-eigh, Of the members Of The U, States
Senate in | s36, have died since that time,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

The partnership heretofore existing between
she subscribers, as publishers OF this paper
was on The 18th Of August last, dissolved oy
mutual consent All persons having demands
aeains. the said Grm, will present them 10
Theodore Schoch for settlement, and all who
are indebted thereto arc requested 10 make i'm.
mediate payment TO him, be being authorized
10 receive The same.
THEODORE SCHOCH,
THOMAS l.. KOLLOCK.
s. The Jenersonian Republican will con.
,inue to be published by Theodore Schoch and
+. e. Spering. who respectfully solicit a con-
,iuuance OF public patronage
THEODORE SCHOCH,
+. E. SPERING.
Slroudsburgh, Sept. %, 1913.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

or which list, there are colonels, 6 lieu
lenan, coloneIs. I3 majors, 73 captains, ITO
l.t lieu,enan,s. l3l I'd iieulenarls, 10 breve, I'd
ieuienanls, paymas,ers, and military store
keeper.
Total expenses for materials Sill ,399
Paw. subsistence, &C. 1921 sol
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15
west Point.

The following is an abstract from return
made to the House of Representatives, in re-
gard 10 the Military Academy at West Point;
Number of students admitted since the estab-
Od1O
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15
Elephant Eggs.

The Reading (Pa.) Democratic Press says.
The following letter was found in The streets Of
this borough
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

Number graduated 1897
/" resigned after 5 years service 81
+" declined receiving command 6
F" resigned after serving more than
five wears 323
/" disbanded, dropped or dismissed 33
Z" killed in service IL
/" died in service l47
Z" in service 542
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15

There is a tide in the affairs of men, (and women
tooD
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune
Hamlet.
There's divinity that shapes our ends,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-02-15
dissolution OF Partnership.

May 8. lS43.--tf.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

In the B-o sdway Tsbernace. "Wednesday morning 'th
inst al 5"ciuck nv iiev. An, Caup, Captain 1uEOpoRs
SaiTH tu Mis-, AGNES &. " EED. AL ut thus city.
On iue>dpy 9Th tie Rev. William NJ. Stl.
JACOB JAcKsos To CAlHARISE SEYMOUR, all o ths
city.
tn. city. tire 9Th by the Rev. Thomas Lyle. Nr
JOHN II. tAktE tu Miss SARAH BENsoS
the 6tn by the Rev. Dr. kSux, CHARLES MORGAN
- Ann UuroHERTy both from tngu"d.
On rursau, ieruouii lust by the Rev. Or. Macuuley,
ADAM II ODD To Miss tLzABATH p BLRkIAS. ai oi ,hs
chy
On the 9Th inst, by Bishop James. Mr. CHARLKs BRIpors to
Miss hAgpltT HENkY.
"A, \cnburs. Wednesday morning. .th the Rev. 4.
Y Nntznnd. Sr,PHsN tia T. Esq. 10 Mis- MAKY JASE
Fo Rukhs. MI vi the same place
>ewbug. Tuc-dsy -v-nuc. 9th by the Rev 4.
Saoz'not, Mr.. SA>Ds McCANLy. Of mi. city. MARY
ELzAbkTH. daughter oi David Irawutd E the former
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
DIED,


On Wednesday erening. Th INST WILLIAM HOWARD, son
oi William = nnd Cruflue Burns. aged ard days.
The irepd' aud relations invited attend the tuoernl
Tomorrow ut occcS from his late residence No Ss Grand
Gieet
lu this city, on Tuesday night s,h inst, AFTER and
,evre Hines ssc6 o. toaSELIA PATrksoS widow oi tie
late ; ephen Van RensSeuer, oi AiblEy
MARY EsrELLA MOORE, daughter oil Robert and Nancy
Moufr aged 10 mouths.
The ens aud acauantanceS o' the family are requested 10
attend the funeral ISL Stanton street, AT AZ
O'Clock this afternoon.
Al New Rochelle Wednesday 7h INST afer short llcess.
yosrra VIDBgRT. mouths and IL days. son oil w m
w. and Juia Y. Holmes.
AT Wa,er,own Mass. the Sis ut Nh ISAAC DANA.
sred IS years
In Sandwich sh u PAUL VINO. Elder of the Society
o Friends uced oS yesrs.
AtW-s, Granville c., on the 18th uit. Mrs. MARY H. JoHs
ieS She was found dead her bed n, IN the morning.
with her eyes closed and every appearance oi sleeping
At tie 9Th OF January on blad the whale shla
Csihaiine. of New London Mr.. T. T. WEAVER al Funklin
~ lie was drawn out OF the boat by ine which WAS i2s
tened 10 whale.
Drowned at Waterv.lie. Oneida CO. Y Angus. 2l JoHN
I. GILBERT. aged 2l Jeofs.
The attending the truly worthy
young man. are very distressing He wns drowned while
amusing himself with companion the Factory Pond in
ih. viiase Although an excellent swimmer he wa, soon
found sinking by his calling 10 his companion for hep
The aid his Companion could render sufficient, il was
evden a, the craup had disabled him. md he soon sunk
never TO rse Although his body recovered oil
Of rssuscita proved Intellectual For the yesrs
past has been clerk in the Post Office in this village and
was generally esteemed Tor his intelligence. attentive habits
Courteous manners and moral worth. lie had by his
efforts obtained respectable education and bd fair to be
useful member society His sudden death has cast gloom
thvage and he will long be aectionaey remembered
by the circle Of friends TO whom his virtues endeared him. hs
funeral place Saturday the Sd inst and attended
Pa large conoou1se Of our citizens, ICamMgnIeGtsa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
OF To Let.-Ths large Room Lafayette Hall. Broad
way, for Public Meeting. asSn'
Bet as from the horizon.
Now b'enLs our tfiunph's day.

Rut as from the horizon,
Now b'enLs our triunphs day.
Behah oir + FreInshuy.en.
And rmiou. Harry Cl,y
10 Ninth Ward Clay Clrb.-Ihis Cluo will
meet r, Kentucky Hall No 81 ery street, on Thursday
The Wings of the Ward and all oihen w favor of
or the pe,en, Tamil md nt the election Of Csr md Felns
huysen President nni Vice Presdet OF Inc nied aes
ard who opposc the immediate anneInion of TeIas.
sverr eminent havs promised to be D1esen' and
with some Of hi, enveninr WhiE songs The pu3etu,
wishing the Club invited 10 a;end end enrol their
Te: rally round standard,
By order. ~ o. ROBERTS. President,
FHts: p.Tls.Sy GEssE, }vice,Presidea,s.
VS. z SMITH, Jr Secretaries :,
w Tenth Observation-Disclosures Intention
-Yop n;e invited 10 unite the Clay Clubs and other
sad OF G5 SD d be b at Ei New York ha
NJ on S 4 %ay b r IS n! RRfPSsya P:ey.n
WV. B. W.Lsn and lsecre,nres. &C
Rich De SrILwriL,> - aS
Tit chsT chr6 81 T5e fESTH 81
q sss'as to he Re1 aS, T Ess ss tSGs Nf
n passage ~ The cars both nys NAV be had Of ,he
res at the staff By order NATH G. BRADFORD Prest.
cmas. tGhs feThsR s. HsEs. y. E.q Ssec'eiarie' nsh
G- Thirteenth Ward.-The Members Of the Eenry
Clay Club OF the Thirteenth Ward and al others desrnn o:
attending the Mass Convention he held nj East New York.
Kings County Tbs nv Isuue'ied 10 he at the South Fer
~ Yrnokyn o'clock Texts will he furnished for 'he
p nj - each The of will start precisely at
hall past ore O'Clock. EDWARD COLLIN, President
J. q. HuST, c.r,o,,r,.,
II. b. CHAPMAN, rs
nc YornS Mems Henry Clay Association.
"A regular business Meeting of this Association will re held
NATION l. HALL oa THURSDAY EVENING. the 9Th
erticaes of Membership will b. rerdy and The regular
Roll the Association for those who have not signed the same
All Young Men wi-har join this popular nri numerous
Association are invite attend No initiation fee or dues re-
Qured By nrter. ----.-
aug63t PETER SCOl EN. SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
TO CLAY CLUBS.

The " HiG IAbiSHiN
Clay and Fre!inShuysen Breast Pins'
The subscribers hnvns been repeatedly solicited from van.
Gus part, of the country furnish copies OF their beauiu
Dasuer7eotvpe Likeness of Hon. Henry Clay, taken few
days after his nomination by the Baltimore Convention nave
made nrangemen's for copynE /: ext nsvey into BREAST
PrSs for the benefit the friends of that eminent statesman
The Likeness very spirited and has met with universal
commentator from friends Of Mr. Clay. The following
note amcng Others bears ample testimony to Its peculiar
eIeelsnce:
The uacueeotyne kenes, Of Hon. Henry Clay BY Mess.
Anthony Edwards Co our rvlnu. lar the nst nc
tuken-ndeed the only giving as u does ms
expression such ~ has never been attained
III any palned engraved Likeness Tint We have seen;
Signed j I. MUREHEAD. y. ). Senate.
EPHRALM II F.)sTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
POLICE OFFICE.

Esc,pyoF A CoSvICT FROM THE CITY Prison.
Alexander oag convicted on Monday of grand larceny in
,,eng s55 from Mr. Sores Of Ohio by the secret panel
svstem xn. suffered last night escape from the City Prison
and Is ro n; large appears that he confined in cell
in the 81 corridor Of the prison. and thai the cen was locked as
med the rt watch and retired 10 res, IN ~ enpty cell
prison be called again at midnight leaving iiam DAVIS
bu 1unsbuy was not called aud left sleep until
sunrse this morning On unlocking the cell To give the po
ner ms breakfast The cell discovered 10 be empty and the
,rscner gone he having len short note the cell complain
n= OF his treatment and tddq- adiea TO all 1t stated that
his clothes had been taken by his friends Monday even
cr To get out he mus, have passed down Two par o stairs
aud unlocking outer his eEre>s probable
skeleton key used iu this latter purpose me night
whtchnan William Dnv Is strongly SUSPECTED ct arl,ns
tce Drinker ascertain the facts of the case
CASE of EscApE.-The Mayo has offered n ie-
ward Of 500 and Mr. Cex principal keeper Of the prison.
reward OF 81 for the Of oag deputy keeper Loans
bury the who waced the r part Of the night has also
iAkcs,IEs Michael Bartlett and George Hyse
were arrested and committed chgrT, q attempting to tea
from wnchman named PifEer, whom IL was
s,n,ed thcy Knocked down and tri-d to rob. .
George Burton nrrested mud COMMITTED Tor senng "a
I Ind i m nan S sds%s ann 00 %
William i.hnson was areaed and " cenmed Tor ea'ns
NtAN THtFr-John IonuIy, at Fall liver
Massachusetts this afternoon me; blind conred man named
b"vnp On "a co"r nni cord winch was fastened around The
bind hnna 10 lend the dog about oy cut the cnrd
Seph rs snd prsn ior theft If the collar and cord
DISCHARGED D-Chmsiuphrr 4. Davis, who was
charged with the murder Of John Oo,hout md with robbnC
hrn in Bucks Cuunry, Penn 10 day examined and
thing nopenrng justly his detention. honoraby dis
charged Il appears that old Mrs Oohout who testified
against Davis hud years ago. when la Baltimore. com
pinned against genemnn named Mathews OF having nur
PIt,burg. because Mathews had sod
hor,e dayman. which had becnqe to John Ooihou ant
which Mathew, proved by many witnesses he Ind publicly
pchn.ed If Benamn Dohnut that city shntly before
Justice Snyder of baltimore beie whom the henrinF ucnln
Mathews WINS had communicated the iuer facts 10 oire
Stephens city showing that the Imagination o od MIS-
Omhnu guided her rather ihun facts making her
| nI,inr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
CITY INTELLIGE ENcE.

COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the REcoRprR and Al.
dermcn DRAKr and BUNTISG-MATuEw C.PATrKRsoS.
District Attorney.
Bills IGNORED AND Men DIscHARGEp.-Cicero
Wptebeom charged with j: setting fire hi, cabinet
makers shop under the house Of J. w. Hill No. e Water
street on the MI hi III the ih July and William Burke chrg
ed with having assisted the escape from Backwels and
of female convict named Saruh Uuderi brought
of pson uud discharged by proclamation the Grnnd jury
having ignored the bills and dismissed the complaints ngunst
each Of them.
OBJEcTIoY TO COUNSEL For BAIL.-The Dis
trct Attorney moved the Court take under advisemen
to decide proprety of order the
luwyerS practising this Court the
night 10 become bail for charged with crime The
Cont expressed opinion generally invCr Of such order
rule but took the matter under ndvsemen!.
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARcENY.-isabe''a Cole,
coloc woman tired for grand larceny. stealing ia
nnd worth 20 from the wife of Chauncey D. urd
oi No g4 h street, the lst April last She gave
another coo.ed woman named Abgnil Prince to pledge for
her nd give her he II the proceeds Ire jury found the
ner guilty aud the Court sentenced her to the State Prison o
years. L. 80, a.. T,..-,,
iourncd 20 Thursday 10 O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
Commercial, anu money matters.

OF For Comnsreiai and Money Matters. Last Page
"WEDNESDAY. P NJ.
There but little done at the Public Board,
eIccp, IN State Securities Ohio IS declined "a; Canton 20
Norwich and Worcester R. and Reading - Long Island x
Erie r. per cent. lllnois 6s advanced 4 percent.
In Foreign Exchange The market is firm. We
quote on England l0eIl lnsa4; Paris 25; Amsterdam AZ
ioia IIambur: 3;}s 35as Bremen 7s1l 70.
NEW CoUXTEHFEIT.-3s counterfeit on The Bsnk
of Rochesr. N y. vignette Steamboat Note Ike The
genuine notes.
A man he's been arrested in Philadelphia for at
tempting 10 Is note purPortng 10 be the franklin
Bank OF New o!k, and 81 coun:eaed note on The Bank
OF BIl,inorc.
The following are the sales OF Stocks at tie Bro
kets Board. Boston, yesterday:
20 shares Ens Boston Co loi. lsO do DO do blm 10.
do Charestown Branch Railroad SIi 100 do Reading Rail-
road 2iG 80 do do do blm 25 e5 do Long Island Railroad
ga Od do do b30 ds s3 do Western Railroad g 81 do
DO so @ 30 do do do s so DO DO do bth wk 49,. 60 do
do do bio ds. s3i4 Il do Sta,e Bank 5s116.
Amounts received on The Harlem Railroad
for the months Of July. 1873 and 1874.
" . lSi3................... l2.lsi %
In favor July. lsA.... S5.U7g ~
The City Fire Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend of ten per payable 10th inst
The FeIls Point Savings Institution has declared
half yearly dividend of three per cent.
There are more than fourteen hundred thousand
dollars deposited she Merchants Bank Boston, credited
the United States.
The following are the principal articles shipped
East per Canal on the i,h inst
Flour 5.e2, Whent.-:... ........ 4100
Pork.........bb .bbls 4tgI Butter and Lard lsI
ses 81 Cora Ds:s 10 10
ro sa iS5 a Number cearanccs al IButiac Com 5th
The receipts upon ihe Western Railroad for the
lat year 9Th July have been s75s9 from freight and
Si1O 23 from passengers against sl24 Ala and @
time last year The increase freight hts been sjl,5l5 and
from passengers s3l .i total ss3,i39-showng ratio OF
gain the former OF forty and the latter OF les than
,w enty five PERCENT
The following is Il statement of the Produce ard
Tolls received Al5uny from the Of Canal
navigation TO the mJnlh of July, 1913 ans 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

e. H6GlAf6SIe H69E f5S tNsa NksAiLa6ap: ls Ti SIs
-, North Of Bridgeport. commencing on Mon
fhe steamer N.Ma0D. Capt, J. Brooks. snve. New fGs'
aily the iooI of L.erty North River ni a.
,nyins nj bridgeport al II A. thence by RaI.oad a!rivib
N the Camp Ground vt i2 "chcs.
rARE-s rom New-fork 10 h. Camp Crorat md back !,
Ne~-York, 81 .
Ticket. be procured on board q TIE B9si B9sisoy o.,
aus 2w' X u. MASON. SipI
. T~E-G tGRAED AQUATIC GXCIRSIoN:1,Th
-SET1S1-E-@a Capt. VI. Tlne~fell. will ca TIL R-Dt
August the delightful excursion or,'
citizens, nnrIng oppo iu1y not oay 10 laas IN
breeze. but to become srilr with tie most interesting
points and places Revolutionary history
The South America will leave Rsray at ocncl
p NJ. Hammancs wharf at ", Aarket-st S;5Ss; PEE NJ
y. K. Tor Sandy Hook the Qafantas Ground
Fort Hamilton and Coney Island. From SaEds H~s ,h'
House Sandy PoIn the hart.1 River. snd rs,urt
through Staten Island Sound and the Kills arryiGg New
York nj or before o'coc. Z. ~.
Fnrs for the whole excursion 30 cent?.
Tickets for sale The Of Beseh and West streets nt
he Office Of Jos E. Coffee and Of the pJEin board m the
boat. The boat will be accompanied By band Of
COLLATION. on board. su. 2i>'
FAREWELL CDNCERr.
THE B0STOS CAY VOCAi4ISi'S under The patron
age o:the Clay Clubs o Ne. YORK. viii :h-ir LAST
GRAND CONCERT. prnr their g-orrtu'a Ashland n
Palmos Opera House on FRIDAY EVENING. Aug 9. Il.
gAH KNIGHT wh,~e beautiful and stye uf singing y
their lnsf Concerts elected so much applause.
Tickets 3 cents 70 be had the Cay Committee Rooms
Reading Room. National Hail. and a; The door the c,cnla
oi oertn'm to commence ri =, o'clock.
NB-Ihe Whiss O. New York will plenSe bear inirr
That the obIect Of he lay Nncnts 10 the Wcs FOR ,h
sole purpose al .erenadiI: the great Wing Leader. ENkl
CLAY at Ashland. aus
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

POST-oFFICE, NYw YORK. Aug. :. 1si,
Gr Eastern Mail On and aiter Tie s'h inst un;i
from this ice Long Island Ralroad daily, Sun
lays. leaving Brooklyn II; !. o'ci"ck A. NJ;
Letters pnpe intended 10 be sent that route must be
deposited u, or before O'Clock A. NJ
aus 81 JUHN l. IRlMER GRAHAM, 7. Nj.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

TUE VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY. Is Waters,
1 New York. CHARLES NJ CONNOLLY. Commss,ou
Merchant and Agent for the sale OF ianui1ctue Tobacco
ias always on hnnd al the above AgeBcy, full supply o
Manufactured obacco, OF all brand. and descriptions rec
from the Virginia Fnc,Ures, for sale on liberal terma
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08
SELECTION OF VALUABLE WORKS
OF THE
CAMDEN SOCIETY.

CAMDEN SOCIETY.
For SAFE separately.
Wckffes Apology LUar Ductr,.cs ............s3 0G
Anecdotes and 1ndons OF Earl, EueIish Hr:oy and
Literature. by W j Thoms. Observation-Disclosures 20
Chronica Jocelni de Brakelonda 81
Diary of Dr.. Cartwright Bisiup OF Chester 90
Pnvnte Diary Of Dr. John Dee. the AsoIoger q
Ecc!esastcu Documents temp lt.I..............3 70
The Esertun Papes TIE ci Eznbeth and James C
Hnywurds Annals Queen Elizabeth ............ 20
Narratives OF the Contests Ireland IN 1911 and l6D.. 81
kenp's Nine DAYS Wonder; Notes h. D,ce.......... 81
Norden's Description of Essex 1884 S3..........2 81
The Latin Poems OF Walker Mapes. vol ............I G.
Tnal nf Dame Alice ky for Nitchcaf. 81
Chrunice q! William de ltI,hnnger. vol l.......... %
Travels OF Nicund-r Nucus, OF Cncyru .........3 &C
Wnrkworh Chronicle Of the Reign OF Edward IVA 5,
Imported and for srle by
WILEY < PUTNAM, l6t Broadway.
n English Books by the single COPY quantities.
pore otler md pLucursd steamer weeks ns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

% Graham House, 03 Barciay.-Ctizens or
transient visers desiring quiet home where real Temper
diet proered Them. consisting of Vegetables Fruits.
&c without nuans flesh mens invited to patronize
sui Ills A'''' A''''A''' '''''e' r. GOsS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

THE County risin'.''
Third Ward Clay Club Il he members Of the
hrd Ward Clay Club together with u citizens who are III
favor Gt sustaining American Industry and of advancing TO
the Presidential chair tho Father of the American system
Henry Clay requested join the other Clay ubs OF this
District Theshers Hotel IN Rtnad street cor
ner Peal street Thursday August Sh n halt past
2 p NJ procsc the Mass Meeting To be held mt East
WILLIAM DODGE. President.
Ms1TH, SssTEI Il K MPsnsaTr. PHSsl sscrs,ars. .u7..
G- Fourth Ward Henry Clay Club.-The
Fourth Ward Henry Clay Clnb and all Others, Friends ol
CLAY AND FRYLSGHUYsgs are invited 10 meet al the South
Ferry foot of Atlantic street Brooklyn. on Thursdty the s
Mt O'clock NJ the purpose of joining the Kings and
Queens County Clay CLUBS IN Mass Convention tobe held
rear East NewY the afternoon Of said day. Member
OF the Club viii be conveyed by Railroad TO and from East
New. ! York for 2 cents for the tIip.
By order Of the Board of Management,
JAS. H. BRAINE. Preside
SIS IS 6GIa141TTrERTos. }seers,a.ies. ASA.
90 no Agent for this paper in Hartford j, R. G. H.
HUNTINGTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

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CocKRnAcuEs AND BEpBUGs -Sauuholtzs Roach Bant
will eyctuuy destroy and bnn'sh these rcrmn from every
house Fumlss with them will 10 well 10 p.ocuL,
tins article immediaely-s effects certain. Sold at 2
Courtlandt street Price 70 and Is cents pei bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

An ARTICLE FOR REMoyiSo THE llHiR.1'fhe Chimes
lInr Eadcutor will ecctul the Hair from
of the face neck and arms Although this ma
seem incredible. yet the desired effect cerHin Sold only
allp
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

OF Gcnernl Society OF Mechanics and
IRA ADESMEN of the Lity Of New -fo'k-rhe montIis
the Society will he held the Institution Cro>b:
street this evening" tAug. 7lh .ns hour afier 1nnsf.
az ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
D Unionists Atrention.-The Members OF tbs
Association requested to meet This Day 18Th August n
National Hail. Il O'Clock precisely, in order TO form in
cecn and attend the Mass Meeting East New York He
punctual. By order.
SlLAS CHICKERING. President.
RoBT D. HOLMES. Secretary 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

E In Illinois, says the st. Louis New En-
soue of the LOCO Foco candidates tor the Legis
la,ure are openly advocating repudlation, and
Others arc dong the same deed OF shame IN a
covert manner. We are glad TO know that no
Whig has been infected with this lnathsome moral
and political leprosy. louisville Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

ay- CoMsrocX's SARSApAsIL'A for the cure OF pmp @
the face cruous affections, bilious diseases and all Or.
vinl system so at q C"u 'ndt street
Price 30 cents per bottle 81 dozen In large bottle
aud warranle, equal To any sold Fl 81 per bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-08

~ Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL . DUCK; LIGHT RivESS. for BoAT o SAILS, i
PER FEITiNGS, q 10 = inches wide BAGG:EG. plain
and twed and a nch. Also. Grain and Nlea Bags. ~
BPINCKERHOFF FOX & POI.HEMUs.
27i6mu 81 Beaver street.