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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

u The Syirasia -Au1ihary ASSOCIATION will
hold meeting a, their room, No. p Pine-s,reet.
Mis Thursday evening, att! o'clock. All friends
OF Syyania are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

Mn. NlLEs's HEALrH.-Gideon Wclles, Esq,
has returned from Washington, without waiting
Tor his charge To be sworn into Office. The Sen
ator is now attended by his brother Mr.. Richard
Niles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25
prcTateS /:

TRIAL OF U. S. TREASURY NorE FoRGERs.-
The trials of John NJ. Breeduve, Marshall c. Ho-
liday, and James B. Watson, alias Britton charg-
ed with being implicated in the robbery OF
S99,3l5 of cancelled L. S. Treasury Notes, in
New Orleans. in July last, commenced III that
city on the 18th inst. The case Of Brecdlove was
first called, and had not concluded on the 10Th
The evidence does not differ materially from the
facts as already published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

u Gen. WADDy TuoNTsoN, our late Minis
ter to Mexico, reached Mobile on Tuesday last
A public dinner was rendered 10 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

- One Dwarf goes To England to be introduced
TO the Ruler OF Monarchy Another comes TO
America TO be presented to the President Of Re
public We certainly have the best OF the bargain
as our vister is three inches shorter Than the as
prant for royal honors. The Lapander at Peale'
Museum is the Dwarf par excellence, 20 and sec
him.
CoLrNBrl CoLLrGE.-Tnc Thirty Eighth Annfet'afi .
the Columbian Pe.thoIosian Society will be celebrated Of m
New. York Opera Hone. IN Chambers street on inc o '-'
of April Instant at quarter before soclock T. d.
ap2iat' j. BABCOCk AkDEN' e'c'c'N'
~ The Books of subscription 10 te ~ :,
Stock of the New.Yofk and Enc Rarosd Co are now of .
the Office of the Company No q W"lisrei oei"ee" ~
In,,r. of1O .nd5 WM NJ GOULD. Secretary.
houfs ., ~ AN" , =, ret, ' a25t
~ Hardware, Cutlery. Sc.-LE"is ph -
DICT 4 co respectfully inform ;heir iriend' ana ue
generally that they have removed 10 this city ana nl
the Store 81 Pearl-s,reet Opposite the Peaf'see'
where they are now opening large aud ~e'-eieei
eut of Goods both Foreign and Domestic. to "heh a
would ca the attention Of these wishing to purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25
rc,c rates 10 the Convention.

The Tntegencero Of YESTERDAY says "chave
had the pleasure OF meelng'n thus City with a"
old friend Gen CALVIN JoSEs, on his way to
attend the Convention Of Nomination as Dele
gate from the Tenth Congressional District Of
. Tennessee and the Hon. FRA>cis GRANGER
and JoHx 4. COLLIER, Delegates from New
. York; LrvERerr SALroNSrtLL, from Massn-
chuse,ts J. b. TmoMrSoS. from Kentucky :;
EpwARp SrA>LY, from North Carolina JAMES
R,RrpEx, from Indiana and We dare say there
are others whom we have not met
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

II Mr.. Cav was received III The nobiest and
mos, enthusiastic manner al Norfolk on Monday
but we are compelled to defer an account Of the
matter I'll to.mOrrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

Ncw-Torit Delegates TO Baltimore.
TIE following list, nearly complete, OF the Del
ecatos from this State to the Wing Nominating
Convention, we copy from the Albany Evening
Journal MAXIM como slinht cnrrcrtinns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25

Some Of the Delegates were authorized to ap-
point the Substitutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-25
New-York and Eric Railroad.

IL WILLIS HALL left New Orleans for Louis
vile on the 18th instant in the steamer Slltana
so much improved in health as to be able to dis
pensc with the personal aid OF his attendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

Onio.-A well.nformed Loco from this State
gives it as his opinion that " if the Abolltonlsts
all turn out Clay will not get more than $4,000
msiprity." We never bes but il tho BusEoy'
State don't do better than this, VIC will hire four
men to come up and thrash US Leroy Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

WHALISe.-Last Tnursdny97 black fish were
driven ashore at Eastman, Cape Cod, by 12men
in two small boats they will yield about a barrel
Of oil each. -
GT Two mad dogs have recently been killed
in Providence, Rhode. Island. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
Useful Books for TIE People.
Earnham'S TrlIels.

Nc. T. Tavels in the Great Western Frees the Anahusc
FARsH.M Esq Pric- IS csa;s; i've co3les for /; IS
rail ttr-shia. 10 use from the T'a! Of sneh vaiaahe
,,s originality through every page such continual
,;team Of VIZ md aa-edoe OF
drinking from III .p4IkIuZ ;nrnt = [fhila. pager.
In these OF Cheap Literature, when every kind OF
GIabyamhy rash Hooded weekly from press
really refreshing from the f-sal Of such ralu.oe
ana interesting work The writer appears have struck
Tor ,mse Ian rn;Iy path and has entertained and
lnesI-rsed with The green leaves Of Instruction.. and The
bright flowers Of oelurrl imagery and rrius incident: tina;
lover OF NATURE in is widest iad sublime teachings,
such in opinion very few works
Of the kind possess There ssacha fanntaa ard
originality gushing through every page, sach continual
and anecdote that becomes vesTy Of
drinking ft0m is ,paIkliag fount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

SuIcIDE-Israel NJ. Parsons, proprietor and
landlord Of the Uamden Hotel, Westied,. Mass.
hung himself on the Goth inst The day before
he made an attempt TO drown himself hut was
prevented. Hc has left wife and three children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

Gr4so Tr,rrHG APPARhTus'-". - .'o.
papers received nv the last steamer this appafatns
advertised, by which it IS stated that any one cam
the value OF guano. We also understand mat MI
Tcschemncher hts ALREADY impaired the NORMA
ton and has furnished the ppparuius adding, some
important improvements OF his own, 10 alcap-i
tains about TO sad for Africa. The immense ~
crease OF shipping now employed in England IN
this trade seems 10 prove two things: first that the
experiments there this season have convinced the
most skeptical OF The immense value OF this ma
nure; and, secondly that there is no doubt OF ves'
sells obtaining cagoes Tor those who have SO
recently returned rom The African coast would Ger
tainy not go back, if there was any chance OF the
quantity being exhausted: and the accounts OF the
crews to This effect would have deferred others, les
sening instead of increasing the number of vessels;
so tina, il we do not now get plenty oil guano Of The
right kind TO supply our agriculture next yenr' 1t
will bc our own fallt. Boston Trans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

IT. Drowned in the Erie Canal, near Spraker,s
R,s;n m the afternoon OF the 10th inst. Sarah
Ann, daughter Of Nicholas Smith, in the ioth
year of her age, trohoa iiei"u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

- North American fhalanx, Monmouth Go
n j. adde's Le-,ye r o. IS miles from New fork vm
eanhon: 0gIe c:n Fulton Market To Red Bank daily dpf
ing the summer. vi, EDWARD GILES IS the nccre4'ea
Agent of he Phahn1 IN and BIZ consulted on
n bsnc, from 81 to clock T. NJ at his residence Nor
iy.,la,st - = - 'l' jjyt En- !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
49, r1n,ual Iif. Insurance Company OF
Tnrir-TIh;, Ins;ntjon durlng the month OF June;

iv1ln Total Lives Insurod....a
No. D-. phinney5s Family pills constantly
r., al. ~ o. SANDS. ~ Fulton street, ..3 Broad
wnv and n East Broadway 1eo em
~ Graham House, 85 Baicle7 street. BY W.; Eof-
WELL GOSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

Apour TINE TO FIRE.--sy the following from
the testimony of CAPT: Hill, who was knocked
down and trapped upon by the mob Of South
w,ark, wb;,s in discharge of his duty, 1t appears
that IN addition to the outragcs upon himscl6 one
oethe military was shot dead by the mob, before
the military fired. We think it was about time
either to fight or run. After describing the as
sauIt on his .companyshy the mob. with stones
Sc. several Of the Gnards ard Cadwaaadcr
Greys having been injured, and himself knocked
down and his sword wrosted from him, he con.
tinucs: --.,--.-.,.i- .-. 7..i-.- -
discharge my 1nei. shot either from gun pistol was
fired by the mob-wheiher hot canhot say hu
killed young man. named DougheIty. who with ofncer
tfeniphi had front Of the nry to ms assistance
Dnugeriy iell within four fro feet Of me s no dis
charge BY The military at that time OF rsv.aes from nv
POSITION There cenll have boon 'Iih.SI.
the position peg aasa haze csne f1 sbs
aH received orders from Conceal CaGsalnder. and
nfieJwurJ from Gen. Patterson that II DISABLED Ivy
stones &c fire. but only Ia do self defence: ut the
time gave the order under the belle! that II we did not
fire. would be OycGcome this lclei induced by the
discharge from the mob which killed Dougey md because
knew not how orpsos might be IN Che possession
of the mob ....s.t (. .
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TRIBUNE BOOK BiNDERY,
.. No. z SPRucE STREET. .-...
pa Third STORY. ..r- 5; 80.

GAYLORD & ALE&A Dhf.. a. 80
: Are prcpured Tn execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and pirate individuals =.
" B. PartcuuF attention paid to rebndos ia b'oEs' re-
radicals Muse &C. .e good style and ct reasonable rites
Pe-sons visiting cy haze their bnpks REBOUND Mt
49,. ,o,;.o - q. ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

EfrEcr OF THE TARIFF on THE Iron Trade
p;g Iron has risen since October, So per ton.
pensylvania makes $50 600 tons year, making
a difference of $4,000; nearly bali enough 10
va tho interest on the State debt on this one ar
licIe And all ,hisis brought about by the Wing
Tariff of 1872 which MIR Polk wishes to repeal
Miners Journal, Pottsvlie, IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

~ Hardware, Cutlery, Sc.-LE"ls bE-'E-
DICT CO. respectfully inform the'r friends and the pubic
generally thai they removed this cy nd have taken
the Store 81 toppos;e the Pearl stree; House,
lsre bey are now opening ar9e and weIseiec'ed asc
men, of Goods both Foreign and Domestic TO which
d call the ,nep,,oo of ,ln.s wishing purchase ap3Ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

BrrrALo.-P. ST. GEORGE COOKE, Captain OF
the L. S. Dragons stationed at Fort Leaven-
WORTH ia recent letter to the National Institute,
The Buffalo is becoming domestcatcd in west
crn Missouri they may be seen with cattle
roaming at large over the pFaiFies ,hickly dotted
with farms Of the adjoining counties. The e.
pertinent Of crossing the breed will soon be COM
plete; its supposed advantages tested; but am
inclined to think that the pure buffalo will be,
come highly valued domestic animal; 1t VIII
possess these advantages-lst Superior strength
I'D. a great superiority already PROVED IN Inc
o,du-,ncc Of severe winter weather-3d. The
wool. cannot pronounce that its quality will
move Nov an important consideration the mittens
3 nair made of the wool and sent to the Instr
ute civ will show that it is of excellent quality,
Il is shed in the spsiug, or may be pulled off BY
hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
TIL E. TRIBU N E.
From the Albany Evening Journal
Wing State Convention in Michigan.


FROM GOV. SEWARD.
AUBURN. June IL. 1914.
Dear Sir The Wing Sta,e Central Commit.
tee of Michigan could barely have been conscious
how seductive would be the call they Were max
ing upon me in their Invitation for the 4ih July
next. '.7
Independent Of the great satisfaction should
enj,y, IN becoming acquainted with the cirizens
OF your State. who support the great parry upon
wnich have bestowed by confidence and affec.
ton, there Is nothing IN the range of hunsn
knowledge / so much desire Us TO see and study
the Great West, lis resources, lis condition. lis
prospects, and its growing influence upon the
destlnies of our country and ofour race.
But. my dear SIR, have been long tuant to
domestic duties, and neglectfuI OF personal inter
est. The inconvenience of this error must be
corrected. cannot, therefore, crafty my desires
to see the West, at this iunrture.:
% I-should the more deeply regret this, if | had
the van,ry to bcteve tor mom'nt, that what +
could say would at all promote the success of the
Wing party IN Michigan. / could only speak of
the benehcent operations ofthe Tariff, and invoke
the People of Michigan to let ID stand ; of the
disturbances OF saving the avaiis of the Public
Lands, and applying them to education, and the
improvement of our interior communication, by
land and by water; and invoke the aid Of the
People of Michigan in favor Of a policy more
important even to them, than to the State4% |
which belong; of the deplorable error Of a1dDg |
bu!warks TO the falling institutions Of Slavery,
which is the chief cause Of all nationsi calalnltes
and the only source Of national aanger and I'M
plore The free People5of Michigan "to stand by |
The cause Of human freedom % and Of the i'm |
portunee OF liberal naturalization, rs chief ele. !
ment in our growing empire, and appeal to the
enlightened People Of Michigan to instruct their
elder brethren of The East, on principle which
lieB at the base O. Western prosperity. -.
r;a cialtis on 80 attention Of those w!iyH Isrptrg
address, ..,5i-.ll.g,-..s
Accept, my dear sir for yourself and your as
socia,e., assurances ofmy very high respect, and
believe me, most respectfully your obcdient servt,
= . se0 .ae WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
H. EAcKER ESQ., Chairman at the IPhg State Central Com
- rlittfe q Michigan, DIM .G-t2r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
10000 wings in Council The MaySviste
Barbecue.


The Barbecue on Wednesday last, at Mays
vile, Ky, was splendid affair. From 10 to
$4,000 assembled on a beautiful grove on the hill
back of the town. The surviving soldiers of the
Revolution were there and still Whiss-the old,
The mdd!e-aged, the young were there, ladies
and conference.-the people of Kentucky and of
Ohio mingled together there, taking council up
on pubic matters and on the best method OF con.
Quoting public business, 50 as to secure che
greatest good TO the greatest number. The best
feelings, and the warmest enthusiasm prevailed
| The citizens opened their houses to the stranger
and bade him welcome. Kentucky poured out
her people for the feast, and Ohio contributed her
thousands. The speeches and songs were excel
lent. MIR. Hardin and Gov. Corwin surpassed
themselves, nstrncting and 'dclighting the mass
of all ages and sexes The attention Of the
crowd was only relaxed to give vent 10 their gra-
uhcation by applause, loud and long Messrs
Andrews, Southgate, and Col. Bond made good
speeches.
the ,iaysville ladies had wrought beautiful
flag, which they presented to the Wings o' that
city on tic ground. This ceremony was APP
pr5priate'y performed by Mr. Wordsworth in be.
nall Of the fades He made well timed ad;
dress, and was replied to by Mr.. Waller. Bpthot
these gentlemen were eloquent. Strong resolu;
tons were passed, by acclAmation, expressing
the determination of the Kentucky Wings to
nisntain sound political. principles. whateveF
Others mig Do. No doubt was entertained Of
CARVING kentucky for the Wings IN August, iPf
orsley, or in November for Henry Clay, by &c
cidcd' lnai3ritts. The State Canvass ~ con con
Quoted with spirit and enthusiasm. Would tnat
we mad more Of their spirit, their enthusiasm and
industry hereabouts. We must supply the Gen
cency in votes. ~ ~ g..,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

Coon REPLY Who stood by General JACKSON WHICH, TIC
baed agaist the Monster !" -,
The above question was asked by |. n. Arnold,
Esn Polk and Dallas candidate for Eector' N
b;s Snccch at Little Fort, a few days SINCE. a
verv intelligent gentleman in the crowd TePheo
"GEoRoE N. DALLAS" lineage 'ouin''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24
Wing Prospects in Maryland.
be ANNAPOLIS. Republican SAYS:

We are receiving daily, from every part OF the
State the NEST gratifying accounts of the actl.
vity, zeal and unanimity, animatng the Wing
Party. particularly in regard to the Gubernatorlal
election. Our friends are either organized, or are
being organized, in every County, with view to
The strictest discipline, and the insurance OF
strong Assembly Tickets. In Baltimore City
and County. and in Hartford and Carroll, the
enthusiasm and good feeling pervading the party
Is snch as tn leave not the shadow OF doubt
that our Gubematorial candidate will receive
larger vote in October :ban was ever given TO
any Wing in former elections In the Western
counties the Wings are in first rate spirits, and
are determined to increase their majortles over
ihe Congressional Elections of February. The
news from Calvcr;, St. hlary's and Charles is
most cheering indeed that distinguished and
lndaunted Wing, Richard Thomas. Esq who
has never been known to faer for moment IN
his duty to his party, or TO the Sta,e, is making
assurances that gallant Old st. harv's will ex
beed even herself in behalf Of Clay, Frellnghuy
sen and Pratt.
From every part OF the Eastern Shore glad
tidings are borne TO us by every breeze. Our
candidate is now on a visit To the Lower Couu-
ties of the Shore where se has been received
with the most enthusiastic demonstrations. We
conversed. yesterday, with gentleman from
Somerset County, in whose intelligence and sound
Judgment wo have implicit confidence, who as
sured us that Col. Pratts majority in Somerset
would not be less than four hundred-in Wor-
cester not less than six hundred: and in Dor
chester the whole Wing strength would be poled
for him, which would insure for HIM majority
Of not less than three hundred. We entreat our
! friends abroad to place no confidence whatever
| in the thousand lalseheods that the Loco Focos
are circulating in regard to alleged changes and
want of unanimity in our ranks Here at home
we have no fear of these silly stories, for VIC
know they arc concoced the embittercd hearts
and disappointed hopes Of our cTest-tallen adver'
| sarics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

/ Gs- Water Curc.-J. Sherc. NJ d. an author on VA
ser ,s s Fourb; IA ready 10 visit his friends and otheJs
no care 10 medically Iihoa drugs Water Cure
tor efficacy system wnou: parade. 10 the heehns UT
1Iot cses n not ALL can be well treated 10 private dwell
mos . sl<e,rere The poor advised Isly I72 or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

CT The Tariff as II Is, compared Dtta The S'-os;'
te propss, hy .idrersarss IKE BI reported tae
limited sint.s House of Representatives. W Gel dek f2 OF
" C. By IL GSEELrY. -, -
The above Trsc, ready and for sale The Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

ne The Books of Subscription to the Caotn
stock of the New York end Enc Railroad Co. now open II
tie Office OF the Company. No. "a Waseet between ne
hours ofI0 and Is WIN. N. GOULD. Sscfetai
lNes-Y April 9th 1874 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

% The Letters OF Cassius III. Clay, on Sa-
vrTy and On the Presenry .re printed Pamphet and To-,
sss ut the Tribune Office Price SIS per oo. or STU per i7
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DR.. Lardner's Lectures.

No l-Lardnes complete Conr.= Lectures. delivered
embraced in the Lectures. Elecuiey-The suW-Gal
yan.n-Thc FIXED orars-Na=netic Eesdls1Lat;Gds a4d
Failing Stlrs-rrm~-y s-rs-iiisoricsl Sketch Of As
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aidUi By Ar-Scicntii" DiscovS-
Observation-Disclosures OF the Ke,ina-Folt!c .;ery-
Steam Engines Of England aud nersa This eGtlGn OF
Doctor L4dgrs Lectures Introduced b sketch oil the
Progrps Of Physical Pnc, Tor thu Who'll including
LarJuers Lectures p per single copy. fos;mtrs
Al o,bsr,' ,yill receiya five cOnl-s for 81,
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.COuTHLQY & MEYERS, AI ,BReAnyAY.e,
AIA&ITiAGTTTpHRERi OF I&sE GIIR is R9eg,SsSa
NrHiNts Go6lS eenrrsIy-He,ns Connected with ono Of
bed To ueJ LnIs CsnJeabra. &c pr CnnIche, Isl llo
,a ptivnie Dwellings, Steamboats, and Pteses oh the np
urd Ofh luliy be SarplIsed In ths
any other county,, fpecul nrn,.an spyed toheJ Hoo
lad Shi Lamps. Or ecanqg,y mud light supepedns wi other,
het the public No less Than YurR uoLb nnh V6 SUNK
MKr.ts have within t- stsayen yenI, boea hWnrds 10 the
manufacturers Tor their superiority this caso OF good Tho
prhc respectfully invited 10 call and examine tor heui
selves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

AMERICAN CiTIzESs.-1ne Jamaica papers con-
tain severe remarks relatiw to American citizens.
unjustly imprisoned abroad and our Consuls. as IN
the case of Mr.. Rodney, a Matanzas, rainly So;
,liciling their release, because unbacked by ms,
Government, as represented by their national YES
sels. We feel ashamed atthe indifference To ma
tional honor, as evnced ly the abandonment of
citizens in Cuba, when WI take up English pa
pes from Jamaica, congntulating. their fellow
cizens upon the dcparturoof their men Of war Tor
Havana TO look after the protection OF their sub
iects, at the same time sneeringly asking what
has become of the American Gulf Squadron sent
on Texas duty. [Phia. T. ). Gaz.
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pT The Life and Public Services OF Hem
ry Clay by EYx, SARGENT be obtained at Reddins
Cos Boston: Zeber & Co.'S. Philadelphia and al Cushing
Bru,hers Baltimore Biography the fullest and most
complete any published Of MI Clay and SOLD al the
u,cnmnonly low price of III, cents per copy Us pa"
90 Thomson's Clay Medal.-fo' sale al me
Tribune Office 150 Nassau.s;reet, THoHsoss CLAY hEpAL
The Medallion is an acsnowle sed Likeness and prcncunceha
masterpiece srt Price $40 hundred Orders from Clay
Clrh. sohci,e1 jyll II
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IIistory of the silk Culture (:

40. vi The Silk Cuiiurr the Unite States En-;
cop:e aeeqsris OF ;:st aud mos. ap,F@rsa
Managing Cocoanery. Re-ins SnnDng and Hanutaeur
,g m. SILK ST. sc with Interesting History Sketches
H. silk business Natural History 81 tn oAkworul. the
Nniherry &c illustrated by numerous earayinss OF Ma
bn-ry and 1roees,-s and NG.ual of the Silk Culture
rrc. Is cents; five copies for 81.
Ordsr,-s,us h- npanl-d with the cash.
GREELEY y McELkArH. Publisher for the Author
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fUIItIUuI UNUHVH!'
No. v Purciples OF Political Economy, or the Law. O.
me Formation of National Wealth developed by means oil
tb thrsiisn Law of Government being the substance OF
case delivered the Handuom Wrsvers Commissipn oy
WILLIAM ArKasoN. 18th Introduction, Treating Of
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Eounry aud The upbulns OF its PIospsnty By HosAeE
Prize cents: for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-24

Dear Sir: The Wing STATE Central Commit.
tee of Michigan could barely have been conscious
how seductive would be the call they were max
ing upon me in their invitation for the 4th ofJuy