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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
POTOSI TANNING Mill
Ixcuul;lCtOry.

TEyIlE subscribers would respectfully INFORM sne
,,,r,,rs of Grant County, that they have
.sahUsh,dn tanning mill mandatory IN IotoSl,
on Nor,h street opposite Whites Blacksmith Shop;
Where they will be at all times !" readiness 70
f,,n,,h a warranted article at a moderate price a"d
on accommodating terms.
Persons residing at distance can have me"
orders promptly attended 10 by address'ns letter
though tho Mail or otherwise, 20
BARNETT * JONES.
D.; Ts,,,,,,v agth. ls44. SILL,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
zDa.av Goods.

Fine Blue Black and Grey Broad cloths fancy striped pd plain
Of all Pilot cloth; Tweed
cloths Cadet cloths Kentucky Jean Sleeps Gry Mskn
Fustaos; Buffalo h Hard Times white yellow and red Fanne
Velveteen Lnsey Sing and Sheetng beach
Dng mariners kngs; checks English French
Gngam Lnens Sesia paddng bukram brown h
waddng; wckg
Mackinaw, Whitney Blankets; Wooden Socks etc.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19

IN KEGS q Blasting Powder Just received
and for sal, bv j. VI. oriS.
LAacss,sr. March %, lss!
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
FIR ESH FALL AND WINTER
g % % I'D g.
Do N1lo O*N1,lSo

receiving his Store in Lancaster the richest and
Of Goods offered with
great New York. and bought such prices that they will be
extremely low. Among his selections may be found
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Boadcloth plain and plaid Cashmere
Sn Kentucky Jeans Mokn and Tweed cloth Boadoth
figured valencia and figured silk sat
pilot of Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
FEVER & AGUE.

DR. CHAMPIONS Vegetable AgSs Med'-
~ cine, a safe aad ceItaln cure ior oh'''s a"'
lever !, au its complicated forms Also an egse-
taal remedy for fe1sgs Of every description, Tor
sale BY BlChNEbL n 20.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
NEW FlRM-NsW GOODS g. new PRICES.
ssS 5Gs

VEyIIE subscribers have increased their forme'
Il stock By late arrivals, toa very extensive
aud comnleie assortment of Fall and Winter
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19

cOdhsh by Inc dunn
os bbls & c'ks ofw wines brandles asa ~
d l-2 g. Ia
100 bbls old Cincinnati whisky
10 American brandy and CIV
20 boxes Of mould aud sperm candles
oOG0 los Of rice in 100 aud 10 800 10 casks
olo0 - - salaIatus ia 100 and 400 ID casks
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19

ne money must Always oe seh1 " auNahN
free VI hostage.
Adde'S. SAMI.. n. PATTERSON < Co.
W SS'Acsnat soe-t, Phila6elrnia
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-10-19
IUUIIN 0UIII Pr IeTITp
The Latest style OF Dry Goods.
ScasOnablc Clothing.


Mems seal, calf, kip aud thick boots; morocco
and seal pumps, lined cali, kip and th'rk brogans
Ladies' kid and morocco slippers; monroe, call ant
prune LA shoes and bootecs, IN every variety, ant
IN suit MI area and every size
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
After summing up the generally gratifying results
OF the labors Of the Society for the past year, tie
Po,ort ,,oocIt.l,s.
ANNIVERSARIES, Nav. 1874.

TUESDAY,, May 7th.-American Society Jor .He-
iiora;inS the Condition Of The IersTabcInace 10 A. NJ.
Foreign Evangelical Society-Reiurled Dutch
Dr. Macnnleys church. Astor Place. ia L. NJ.
Ne,c- York and ime, icdn Sunday School Union.
-Tubernnce ~ p NJ Procession ut 3P. VI.
american Anti Siarery Society.-l0 o'clock a.
NJ u, the Apollo Saloon.
american Female Moral Reform Society AL
len-s church Rev. G. b. Chcever's) =, ?. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, May Sth-American Tract S0cie-
tg-Tabernnce 10 a. VI.
Eastern ". York Anti-Sarery Sccidy.-Apo!lo
Hail. 40 Broadway. lOA. NJ.
american Female M0ral Reform Society tor De-
egntes and member.-S6 Park Row. 10 a. NJ md 2P; NJ
Peace .Society-Dr. Adalns's church, Broome-
street -, O'Clock \. VI.
imrican H"me Missionary socicty,-Tubcrna-
y. York Siate Colonization Society.-Rev. Dr.
Cones church. in Brvoms-st. q, p VI.
THURSDAY. May 9ill.- Amerlcan Billie Society.
-Tabernacle. 10 y. NJ
EXhibi,ion OF lhc Pupils of the Ne,c- York IN
s'it.on for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb-Tabef-
nuce. O'clock l., NJ .,
American Temperance Uni0n.-rabemncle. !
r. M-Adlrcses hy Rev. Dr.. Bacon. NJ Grant and j. H.
the Union LIS Nassau-st. iP.M.
inierican Pr0irStiht SOcieiy.-Rctormed Dutch
tDr IIu,tnn', Washington Square - P. ~.
dmericdn Education S0ciety.-Centrai Presby-
ternn church. Broonc st. T.: +, "
FKIpAY. MAY l0Ih.-Necling in behui OF The
aqericon Bosrdf Commissioners for Foreign Wss'ons-
Tabernacle 10 a. vi.
PYs The Anniversary of the Miss ;onary Socie.
rir: III I The curly pnft Of me mouth t:Ir place
arm n1rments n re NOT agreed upon n3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07

dong in foreign Wlea, ,hnt prices were almost nominal
ri;. mere drug. Mat and G other gram were uaG
tered
LIVERPOOL Corroy MAgKrrs--Thc week endin, April T.
Our market opened with Improved oeirs thIs week o.
Saturday and Monday there brisk demand from
atrs The trade bought freely, and precs advanced I'D
per H. Since the latter dug. hCdes have shown strong ds
position Ia realize, the inquiry mas greatly dmnI.ed nnh the
rates have iE- position which they were Thur
cy last rye- have ar-e sippy choose from aud hn,
ns closes IN lan-u,d manner Specnaior haze nAe1 9.
mt and the entire .acs consist OF a a Ga!cs, OF which = t
are American.
REroET FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL ls-Our market
opened IN du Saturday last. and the accounts
ceivef from, the United States by the steamer CALEDONIA
Monday impaired additional ane-s to the iTade lpto The
ccse O yesterday American CuitOg orre rory freely nj
aa,e,ne: ct Id 10 I'D per b. from the quotations OF he
limited extent. To-day however. the market rather lrT.
the supply s abundant. and prccs the whole tcadr.
The sncs Of the week. including 5 balcs sod this nfy.
amount 10 100 bulcs.
Ii'EkroqL CoEs ENcHsseE, Tuesluy. ,Apri lG7In tae
demand Tor wheat and fui prices mantnin Oats nll
met with in ale at full rates l1s Flour a' gone OF
~, mlcrs n their nc,rhborins market. iIacse-. on
depressing effect here yesterday. Since III, ly wcc tc;c
arrived here, principally i:on lrcaAt. 4uV tons OK about
Duty has been pa this week on 22S ar. When 1910 qrs
Beans. 51 lf O.-. 1861 Blrcy. and 30 Grs lc1s The
FRIDAY. NN'''''' - ''''''
Al nnkc this day there wus ony slender attendance
nnry. The little business transacted a decline OF ID
per bus shel on Wheat. I'd per bushe on Otts. 81 on
WIRE on Hl hst
limited retail scale. and believe. had article been
pressed at -rchte eucon would nUt have induced
purchaser. 10 any extent.
LIVERPOOL, Apnl le--PROVISIONS.--AME
There tenure tire Beet market since the 81 instant,
the transactions have not been eyicn'yc and the have
been without ypraon OF moment OF a barrels of Pork
offered by public sale rNeay n 20 found purchasers ut
Is Az 81 the market Is bare. but the dealers
further arrivals only take tor present wants Cheese IN fair
demand but, the qualities wanted very line ard
comprise the smallest pan oi the stock the amount 81
done has not been Lard IN tar demand
the quotations there a steady consumption going and
with moderate imports. prices no: likely 10 90 lower
GreaSc Better sell, the quutaO the icck light nnd
higher rates looked for.
RcE-Noihm; Of the least Importance ha, taken place
American Rice our iu>t pLbllcaOu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Tribune.

Correspondence OF the Tribune
PHILADELPHIA May j. lSi4.
THE WHiG SpIRlT-GREAr RATIFICATION MEET
rsG-Acconinr announcement the Wings of The city and
county of Phae phu turned last evening 10 at
ia a large BODY of persons assembled about hnii pns i
Dock fronting The Exchange. who marched ~ ptocsn
the usscmbse organised by the appointment OF Gene
m lRwS as PRESIDENT! and nmDsI .c Of by Ha I
lIarme Yunn. of P,bur-, Senator Chlmbe OF kenincSy
General 6 s g Neuix ponlG M to- e eso"r
were offered aud read by Joseph L. Chandler ESQ., and unnn
The enh;isiasrn manifested throughout OF the most
cheering character cannot do mce TO the pfakeI nnd o
M ecI eqsn! called r .. ,o Sn, Gen , 5T'q sts%
cheers m cEAY IfeE YsES md ARKLE
SHOCKING AFFAIn.-A ser.ou5 hsht occurred
between some i.hnen aud two mu street whrh
may perhaps result IN something fatal to at en't one OF te n
ties john a'EnS deenIs negro & n % est. %e eeir te rn,
made thlr commitment. Darnsh who WIS bleeding IN
.ary Tie both hun aud hs wife ~ which attempt s
man caught by the throat nnd rather roughly nanlled
som ychicl" lia.fash kicked young nmed VIM Ne
Cloud IN the breast wit ch force To completely stun In
v,ic and ;he necroc were threatened with detha result
only prevented through the interference Of persons present. IN
imanner such wa. the violence OF their conduct.
FkIGrTFUL AccIDENT.-The ours from Balit
II the nei-hborol Of nvrc de- Grace, killing aud wonqdns
eyeIa lee yHou s.o5s as%t but US Hd
S,RRlTH ScsNE,-'l'his morning, the District
of Mnynne,ing US sal the Of sevcrn brutal trans
ncon Il shrckins wnc, the pr3fone md Outrageous
ron OF sor, Of tie police officer, who manct spirit ui
violence. which. Jls;ice were done them. would CONSTR
them for tune w;llun the walls OF the County Prison. Ihe
f cn,e before AID. ioiDer. nt Of respectable AGED
wnan Margaret Warner, domestic inte u states liote
yhn g,a, clareel with The of violent assault
upon The r,0 OF Cha.arne Clark. by aging bare her head
in a most shocking manner. Both were committed
iobn Nelson Bdnlcd 10 bail 500 entered by Htrana.
han the keeper c. crogkcry III SlppGn street..
AcCIDENr.-DurlGg severe blow last evening,
cf &.
soup md candle factory hensngor was blown down. and
b elk Mr. Wm Dunnison the hend nicting :evere con-
tuson He 5 expected 10 survive.
Mos VIoLEScE.-As predicted, the meeting OF
the Nnye Americans Friday evening the Third Wnrl.
kensngton violently asa ed and broken up y party oil
mon VINO noted am sorry sayund prepared TO prove
l-by the lIctron Of Alderman and Clergyman Several
blows were given; but nothn= serious resulted W are 10
tnslr,t and fanr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
Americnn sen,ncn.s Frienn society.

L
The Sixteenth Anniversary oi tins SoceiS pre-
sented s"ne interesting features. Capt. EuwIS
RIcHAR>oN presided, and the attendance very
gratifying After pruyer, R-v. J. SPAuLDIno read
an abstract OF The Report Of The Executive Comn,it
tee. From this II appears that there are Pstmitfd
be about millions whose lives the ani
cc. Of the abary nf th cav Scattered lop the r,,l.t
from Es;poT; Ne" Orleans. institution, fox the
encht OF .caren and new impulse has been gwen TO MI
these Societies within the past The Report contains
nc encouraging visw OF th-c opernio' m New!feans.
pn New York Boston, fofilDd Sc. uud also oi llnnl
waers aud o c pTos'cs OF Temperance bctn N our Naval
The Marine Temperance Society of Newly ork number,
l60 members. The New Salss Home has had within the
the year p'ecegs large proportion Of these are regular st
endnnis upon lcmpcrGnce meetings ard DIVINE orShIp
N been cblects o charity. The nlueacc ef
the Home has been great and good. IN every way
devoted Sailor Missionaries Frderck y Ne-Sn aad uuii Pc
ii ottcnbn-. and Stockholm. a, Amsterdam ard ave.
Maey M Snei.n 20 m saa aa'na; % accounts % H more ] 9 n
81 merchant ycScs continuing lS7 besides nT-e
h. And within tho same time more than 100 .le wef- N
ihr a H9ri qi Talna Anf within .Dot tn.ee ID MN, m ~ 30
leu. III the last named port.
In Hlvnun the a5or of the Sr;ety su.pend Tor The
prcent. consequence cf the pctcui troubles which pre-
FSAscrs-Te p. for the year ending Nav inco4
Hymn Books. hare been s5"! s and nl." SS52 i"r the
snnrs Home. Ia. k1. ln MI SlS.I1 - his exhibits lH's
tbs Report; ;rnlyn: increase; owing the heavy
I-.asc incurred in eracn- and furnishing the Hume. and The
number c ed and Otherwise destitute senmen VII"
hnye sought food nud shelter the Society hns bcn
or,y cmharas cI IN It's finances May poor fellow s. had
occ1siDn say was hunssrcI and ye gave ne meat
was thirsty nni sc gave mr. tfias: was stranger and ye
IN: lascd and clothed me. SICK and ye VISIT
ed me- WINS PRISON laG luo me But 10 perform
tins work of ha. required more means than have been
placed at nur command. AZ ptcse;t. the Society has not
single employed IN coccun- funds TO present The
the community aud perform other Indispensable du
iies IN Secretary expected to enter on m
laborS.
After summing up the generally gratifying results
OF the labors OF the Society for the past year, TIE
Report concludes:
Last ycnr rc had the mouril dug ~ recording the lcaar
,ue nm whose heart responded warmly 10 the >a
nrs nppen And nos. must mukc another rern'i Adrian
who PTc>IGen OF tie AncT
Scnmcus Friend Society has also gone During hl' hen!!
and yi-or the >ur always with
from s heart and purse This iIeIl atc friend departs.
hut God will ulse p friends and this work will
IN every rilcr shall become Christian MISSIONARY every ship
dontlg Bethel every seaport cOnsecfcd lyre. and the
merInnllze of the world shall he holiness unto the Lord
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07

SAVED HIS ToLL-A man, one day last week,
attempted TO save his toll across Montague bridge,
by going round the toll gate aud craving up the
east abutment through hole into the bridge, but
not being in situation to scale very high walls,
he tumh!ed into the river, and after floating down
hundred rods managed to crawl out on The wet
side pretty well cooled of, luckily escaping d
watery grave, and saving his three cents. Gum
ev A aurora,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
n-nr. Fell, Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle vii

completely nnd permanently efndcHie supcIuou hIa nI M
f,nm females upper lips the hair cpncenng broad and ee-
vnte forehead the stubborn beard OF any KIND OF
nous hair BE to &c, the genuine nj the osnni once o
Walker street. one door from BreaIwny
81 per bottle dections french and Ensishv vvs-, Nsx.Ho
ven brown IS Chcsnut street. Philadelpha Jordan. MIX
st. Boston; Gray. Pcuehkeepsis Green ocesse InIe
ton Lowell C. dyer II Providence; Mnithewson }or"ich
To,sey Rochester NY: Guild. Bangor: White Cnias
Can be und tested before buying, Proof positive
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
ns- The Invisible Wig so closely resembles tie

n-5- The Invisible wig so closely resembles tie
real head that scepe. and have w pro n
The rrert advantage pf this novel and unique Wig IFS he
ing made without sewing which % is ng9eaI
md general defy detection texture beng
50 beautiful porous and 50 free TINT IN n cases q pespa
Wigs entirely avoided The sc7ptc and counoscur rse
invited 10 inspect this novel end beautiful Wig. and the re
cunr method of fitting the head a. the manufacturers, ~
C. BARRY Ii5 Broaday conner o; Liberty street up stair'
rl1 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
49, nr Fc,i, Gouruu,,'s Italian 1Ied.-

Gated soap.-For cnilns ieA.s' ny sl pnd ri
irritntor and fonshnes ard saowns ard darkness o the
skin TINS Soap c most remafka3e OF recent che
Of m all rcctos and every who recommend IT. One
cake 80 cents, waant i9 answer a ordinary puip& &C.
from the corner Broalway Agents. k street Boston
Rocheer Myer, Heyv Maven Dyer, Providence Carleton
fIJt ,oou.InJe, ,,d ~ I'm W. " Newark aO Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07

~ To Temperance Frienfis-The friends OF
temperance are reminded thai health. Gue, and comfort IRE
found US usual at SO Baclays This establishment having
been efed and put complete order all strangers and friends
visiting our city tor transient stay who would like to test the
sunerory of well coeen vegetable Diet respectfully in
- "a .,u fmI lnl ROSWELL GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
THE TRIBUNE.

STAND FROM UNDER The Globe of Saturday
c;res terrible warning 10 Mr.. Ritchic of d grand
blOw.up, and says that Mr.. Richie and Others
have become the dupcs' of the Loco. Foco meet
ing on Shockoe Hill, at which it was resolved to
release the Virginia Delegates from their pledge
to 90 for Van Barren at all hazards Ii ICON.
cludes tho Globc) the Richmond movement is
pcrsevcrcd in, the Democratic party in that State
is separated from the body of the party, and dis
banded. The great body of the party is not the
dupe, ror the instrument, of this second edition
of the Judge White intrigue, and will not be gov
encd by it. Mr.. Richie may rely on this9'
We really hope this quarrel between Virginia
and the Van Buren, supremacy will be adjusted.
Mr.. Rtchic desert Van Buren, 1t can't be pos
s!ble!
Mr. Dromgoolc, too, backs the Globe, and pub
Lshcs q letter TO Ritchic, complaining of the
Shockoc Hill resolution-saying that it will do
mischief and produce discord'-that he is Dele.
gate from Virginia and will ncrer abandon Van
Burcn-and that if V. d. cannot be elected, no.
body else can. "And this is world that rolls
on It's axis and has orbits and eclip,ics and comes
various games OF that sor,!' as Mr.. Sampson
Brass eloquently expresses it.
Com. Stewart on Annexation.
Com. Stewart publishes a Letter IN the Globe
of Saturday, to Mr. J. Thompson, Member of
Congress and a Delegate 10 the Baltimore Con-
vention, in which he says:
assume that there exists no constitutional OBJ
lection 10 Texas being incorporated with our Union.
That question appears 10 be set at rest since our ac
qu.ition of Louisiana und Florida, ana the abun-
dani, and, as | have supposed, satisfactory discus
sion OF it, TO which all have access. will at least
venture TO say that they have satisfied my mind.
Passing, then, 10 the general question, the reasons
are numerous, cogen' powerful, and urgent, both
on the score of policy and humanity, for making
Texas part Of the Union, and have SO strong bear
ing upon our national industry, revenues, prosperi
tp aud power, that have not been able TO refuge
the assent of my judgment TO them.
What may this portcnd Is 'Old Ironsides'
to be made the available candidate of Loco
Focoism after all
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
From the Camp of the Adversary.
Correspondence calhoun of the True Sun.

Correspondence NOul1ouHJ VI the iiuS Eu"'
WAsHSGToS. May B.
There is fixed determination 10 unite upon
. some one as Texas candidate, and growing
determination TO defeat the election Of MIR. Clay.
The question seems now TO be narrowed down to
a choice amongst Stewart, Buchanan, Cass and
lyler. MIR. Buchanan, it is said, has written
letter strongly in favor of annexation; and 1t rs
now urged that Buchanan and Johnson would
carry Pennsylvania. Ohio, and every southern
and western State. 1t seems to be agreed that
the delegations from the other States will unite
upon the candidates recommended by Pennsyl
vania and Virginia. Commodore Stuart has
many friends, and the fact that he is not poil-
ticjan and has had nothing to do with the misera-
bic conflicts of party-that he will have no par
ty debts to pay, and no personal wrongs TO re-
dress is urged, and will have great Influence
in his favor. Mr.. Tyler's friends arc also SAN
guine.
The demonstrations at Baltimore have given
confidence to the Wings, and admonlshed the
Democratic party of the necessity OF union and
energy. There is confidence that candidate
will be selected who can unite their support and
secure their success.
1t is rumo!cd that Stevenson. the predecessor
OF Everett as Minister to London, will be rem
stated by the President. A despatch passed last
night through the post Office supposed to contain
this profer. w. y. Y.
CAucusNe-TnE PREslDeNcY-It was cur
rently rumored yesterday-and we give it but as
a rurnor-,hat number Of the Democratic men,
bers Of Congress had held caucus in Washing
ton on Thursday or Friday evening last, and had
resolved upon supporting Commodore Charles
Stewart, Of this State, for the Presidency. Fur
ther. that he has written letter, which was read
in the caucus, in favor of the Annexation of
Texas, and the taking immediate Posssession OF
Oregon. 1t is said that he talks war In every
sentence, and that the letter will be laid before
he public during the present week probably IN
today's i'ennsy sylvanian. Phil. Chron.
TDk OiscoyERER OF WEYER's CAVE IN VIs-
ciSA suLL ALlvg.-Thc Baltimore Patriot says,
that among the many aged patriotic friends of
The conntry who attended the late Convention,
was BAaREr WErER Of Highland County, Ohio,
aged J. Mr.. Wcyer was the discoverer of the
celebr cd cave in Rockingham County, Virginia
whic' bears his name, and is now going TO take
la; ook at this monument of his fame.
D, ,rH OF ANOTHER MEnsER OF CONGRESS
The Baltimore Clipper says -" We were in
formed yesterday Of the death Of Mr.. Brncker.
hof' Of Ohio, who, from indisposi,ion, had been
Plseyt 'si rom taking his se.t in the present
Congrss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
PaRX'S LIFE FILLS.
BEWARE Ot DRASTIC PtRG :.
Warm weather IL fast approac hin :,

md tie imp,trifrS o. tie bieo2reqH,'e recfjyng.
the cr6ct +, tiroi, 10 point the pu5ic the fai!i
,.c ucnccs al taking >ircpg Irds: srsfS at ms geu-
lr II as happened. ih IhoGsHnd' oi m
,iapces thai yHiieGls y aka- sucb nc'cncs cnnuunued
Us guornu; Guack haze Jod Ac ErGse' 's'e4d oi 'ue
road To lieath,, , ...,i
liver TIE presence idHd The stomach. ani te eNtny
.c,tvc puwCT>. iuuNh t!c ouS nltutal
but Whenever the coai> ui TIE lfireI
become ItN n,. morbid. the he Improperly secft nnd
.et>e of t Il, cr ana .ercraly unhealthy state 90 ie JUGS
I've n-i,. s.rv"Uc. IN is tate. persons { r DTas
lis pu.s for relief Such itrmcut, cspc,H, ht TN. sana
%. Tie yecr Is inlhbiaf FAr.hi IINSltl ltNlEgS 70
rye II VENITl!l iONE ~ TIE STOMACH. III
FREE r.iE Hl. GOD OF fIS lNpJ RtiltS and strength
e ft,<e osunS al5caiy b. change o the year. W stst' o'
MARTIAL decay Ike medicines ire from mineral compaunds,
M, eieti1ins bp; >irengneuins such ac NKt LII l.
PHI = being perfectly gentle III Their operations ma com
pnuul,d PURELY OF VIZ ErADlES; 'hey craic nelihet
l,,l,ea or gnpns they also cHrEnaive and SoIthis
Drastic Purgcs. the contrary, ptuce pain s'rSc una
fAKi;S LIFE PILLS sold by Al e.pectabis pmssi'ts
aud whnlcsalc 10y the PrGpretOr. THOMAS ROBEKiS
CO. No III Fulton street, east OF Broadway, ami c ON Broad
way unl the lSt Gi May.
FugyIGs MERCHANTS end EXPORTERS are informed mat
PARIS LIFE FILLS are pu, W. m tr'neh t'srndn Spa
risi aud Portuguese Wrappers with Books uid leuino1aI'
Tie Pdqrr,aecncai Clcge 0 IonGOn have Hcanowle,sed
the c,icucy of PARIS LIFE FILLS. nnd gwen them
place IN tier >t OF usenl Aedces iios koptkrs q 20.
wnr c Public nrn,t spurious imltn'los oil teif popular
Nalcinc> Their AscntS areNorrS, Alnin-,uect l'ons-
vile Bui>all Cincinnati. r. " l. Adam, - i"u!s; a.
Oliver 4 Co Chartre, street y. Orleans j. n, Iyler iia-
more Nnrylgn:,: ~ puvcl s. Co Richmcnd: ~ ttt.i.
riin.Iclpan nclair fo,sey western New OK - ''
THOMAS ROBERTS = co. No. u. Fulton
,n,Itu Late ni a0i Broadwuy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07
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Ho.e g BarcIuystreet NeYok. pruers advantages TO
,onrs-s -tnopug few days weeks in the city such as are
rarely Offered Il elsy located clean and AIRY street
,er nenr the business part of the c. and ~ the Immediate
cnr of The principal steamboat landings. t. apartment. nTe
convenient and while It's tabe supplied M se ;.e Ds
snimn Fod and mani, OF all kinds Charge, moderate
r cypy e;Tt made TO rcG!or oaricrs comfortable SLGwe
DE. ne Remember. 3 Berc ~ street VIII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-07

Washington Irving. Esq.
Daniel Webster.
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Zcbedec Cook. Jr. Esq.
VIM. Cullen Bryant. ESQ.
Francis Hall. Esq.
George T. Trnb,e. New York City.
J. K. NuE Rensselaer,. Md.
Rev. Nalhan Bangs. MID.
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