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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-06
NEW AND CHEAP
IS MO p ~ 4

-. 90 SWO = MG
TSHE subscriber, having formed a partnership
n with E. M. Holt and w. A. Caragin, il now
opening i.
Al NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORT-
MENT OF GOODS,
embracing almost every article usually sold in
this market at his old stand, one door west Of
Mr., J. U. Kirkland's corner, where he would IN
wife his old customers and friends to call and CT.
anime his stock, which win be found low enough
to suit the times, s. q.
STEPHEN MOORE. j
+ November =. ~ IS Oh
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WHAT THEY HAVE ~ Ono. - The
Cincinnati AIlas. rejoicing al the recent
victory in Ohio. says, that in this result
and by previous victories they have
A whig Governor.
hg Sena,e!.
A Wing House Of Represenia,iyes!!!
A Wing Auditor of Siate!!.!
A Wing Treasurer!u!.
A Wing Secretary Of Stale!!!!!!
A Wing lIoardo Of Public Works! !!!!!!
aud AXIS "may we not rejoice 4, this
result. under all the discouraging cIrcum-
stances attending the contest"
Certainly YOU may rejoice. and the
Wings Of The Union will honor and ap,
plaud their brethren Of Ohia for the en-.
eouragemeni they have given TO the cause,
and the nqble example. they have set 10
wings everywhere. ...:
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ash Store.

Il II IL s
TIME subscribe, having received his Fan SUP
: pivot Goods. (which are now ready for in
sPccton m ms own store house on thenlain street,
west Of the court house. offers them ycry. cheap.
Brown Domostics from Z 10 is cents.
Bleached do from 10 to 20 -
y oil oTHs,e cASsIMEREs. and ATT.
NET Il Sat rel,ced prices: and eserya other
/. article g IN the Dry Goods line in proportion,
1 g RoGERIE, S, according ID quality, lower
than they are offered by any one else, 4.
\ SCHOOL BOOKS furaishcdito an who may
apply attic following prices: ,s $40
Bullon's English Grammar. as
Lain Fl, Ia "a
4 !, " e Greek do. s. SIS
Il hyorccsters Comp. Dictionary, 60
Alnsworth's do. j rs
leseretfs Latin lexicon, 4,75
Donnogans q * do. M 90
BuiGoa's Latin Reader, rs,
,sa@ \, Cesar, n j u IS
Goulds Ovid, 81 4 i. Is y
III l, Bowen'ss VIRGIL . IS .7ysl 90
Andrews SaIlust, rs
Y Anthon's Cicero, i i 25
% Folsoms Lazy, rs ss
Greek Testament and Lexicon, l l2Ass
Owens Xenophon, So
Il Memorabilia, NJ 81 q "a SIS.
Emerson's Arithmetic, ID part, 80
e do. ~ Sd part e65,
!, Pierces Algebra, II, !, 70 4
..i 9 Geometry, s \ 49, 10 81
7" '1'rigonomctry, i IS ~. ",
4 $50 Cicero's Transitions, I2f
,s Morse $ Geography. SO
MS AIair's Introduction. Il I. vi = N AS
Mitchells Anc. Geog. a Atlas, laa y,
J az Roots Penmapship, assorted, 10 e.
Also,a variety Of other Books not named, on
the. same terms. -. N J. s q, H
Rolands Best Min Saws at $500. a
Collins Genuine Axes at Sizes! ~
Best Article Of Sole Leathct at l75cehts.
In conclusion only have to sayyto, those who
may call on me TO spend their money, that they
shall not go away Disappointed. =
~ 4 \ Il. 81. s'R. NICHOLS. \
0eteher %. ~ a'a 4-os
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New Haven is highly favored city.
II appears 10 possess almost a monopoly
Of The meleors and shooting stars, physi-
cal as well as intellectual. The PGllali-
um records the advent Of Two more bright
and shining lights, which illuminated The
heavens Of the City Of Elms on Monday
and Wednesday evenings Of las, week.
One was twenty times largerth Venus.
and sailed very maiesiically through the
heavens, and, instead Of % blowing up"
retired gracefully behind somhre curtain
of clouds. The other. after eclipsing the
moon. and setting up variety Of shadows
ofits own, exploded, after travelling seye.
raj millions OF miles, or less, in as many
secOndsl ALdny Ersning Journal.
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The motive which stimulates the exer-
lions Of the Locolocos is openly confessed
by ThtoPhilus Fisk, senior editor Of the
Washington U. s. Journal, who. in let
fer To his Dear Junior from Concord,
n. H., telling the sad tale of the late eIec-
ton in that State, says: "The people are
apatheiie; they say, il our enemies are 10
be kept in Office il is no use 10 fight" OF
course. Did any one ever know Loco
foco TO fight for any thing but i. The
spoils!" Tribune.
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JUST REGEIyED.

4 RON xles aud Springs, Patent Dasher Lea
= ther and Irons OIL Carpet Cloth, Dannask and !.
other Linirlgs, FASTING and Broad Lace Fringes, I
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands. s
n long, WEBB, eco
October 90. " IN %
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JUST REcElVED,
For Sale,

/ E-R a. HOUSE ND LOT IN. tho
] Il4 tdwnsof Hillsborough, price 500.
ESstsZ The situation is a desirable one. in
e.x8 many respects. Those wishing to
purchase would dowell to call al this Office for
further Information.
September :. w Il is 90
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Ma. CLly.-The Frankfort CKy.)

Mn. cLaY.-'fhe Frankfort Ky.l
Commonwealth Of the 2lst says:
Mr.. Clay spent several days Of last
week IN Frankfort, Two ofwhich were EN-
plOyed in the Argument Of an important
cause in the court ofappeals. lie was in
fine health and spirits, looking far better
than We have seen him in ten years: In
his argument he displayed The viyaciiy
which sparkled in his brilliant oraiory
thirty years agO-sO say those who are old
enough TO remember his style so long ago.
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NE HENRY CIV YakR

A magnificent Silver Vase. upwards II
three ieft IN helghi. very skilfully snA
beautifully wrought. has attracted much
attention ,, The Fair Of the American In
sliiuie. in The cily 81 New York. Il Is
said N have cost a thousand dollars. and
Eeferls great credit On the manufacturer,
wv. ADANs. The following incriplion
upon The Vase siscloses iis history and
destination:
BY fLs Gold and Slnsr .i,tisa,iis # he city Of
Mar KaEk,
As tribute of heir respect fcr tie faiihfal snd
Psirioiis nsAncr in which he has DISCHARGED
his high public trusts, aud sspcrially for
his early and untiEing advocacy of g.
PRoTIrTIoS To AMERICAN ISbrsTET."
ISi5.
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eouragemeni they have given 10 the cause,
and the nQble example. they have set 10
wings everywhere. XII.
The Administration is busily engaged
in putting Wings ont Of Office, aud put.
ting Ldcofocns in their places; and we full
ly anticipate a return Of The same state Of
things which characterized the admins
traiion Of Mr. Van 'Bnren. when about
every third man, appointed to the higher
Offices, became delaulier 10 the Govern
ment. Such is the ineviiible profit rs re-
wards upon mere parlizans. Some of
tour contemporaries complain of Mr..
Polksproscriptlon forop'nion's sake, and
deuounce3il as anti-republican &c. &c.
Now. although we know bow 10 sympa.
thize with our prescribed Wing friends
we hayepo regrets on this score. Onihe
contrary we could wish that every Wing
in The Union were turned on, Of Office ex.
cept such as are IN the immediate gilt Of
The sovereign People themselves. Such
a procedure. (though Oppressive 10 some
Individuals would al once purify The
Wing patty and restore The government
'ofthe country into the hands Of honest
men. We have not Forgotten. and never
eau forget. how many Wings there we're
who manifested i Willingness To- Bow
The knee even 10 the iliamops lJohn.
Tyler. - long as he had any patronage al
his disposal. Let all such accommodate
ing genllrmen be assured that they have
no hope of reward rom 4 sacrifice of
psipcipIe and undergraduates, andthsy viii
have no motive 10 bettav us; and IN a few
months ,he Wing parry win be AZ power
f y as i was ii in 1910. Rep. Ban,
~ l'nE TAElrF AND THE. CxnisET. "a
Letter rom Washington. 70 The New Y orlx
Herald .sas-s: , 81 81 1,
We are Informed, and orr authority is
ssini-oliieial, that at a meeting o. the
cablAee recently, on the question Of ,hes
ion Of tie tariff, there was PAL
4
lahle and Observation-Disclosures as follows:
] Tor ille recommendation, in The Presi-s
tsynl's Inessagc, agreeably to The plan Of
tlsdpssioh Of Mr.. Walker. to the lowest
revenue standard. with DISCRIMINATORY for.
sesshne exclusively, entirely des royipg
ll.e aliti;nnms and neutrality-suspicious. f.
he aslstf AZ, including The abatement ol
me "a percent upon cold iron :
Tho President. "a
Hon. RI. Walker. s.. II.
Hon. CsyeJ Johnson, r.. NJ. G. IN
Hon. John Il. Mason, a. G. +
Against suchrecommendations-
Hon. James Buchanan, s. s.
Hon. w 1 II. Marcy. S. w. d
!, Hon George Bancroft. S. M
Majority.in favor Of the repeal Of Tie
law Of AZ, andiihe establishment OF Mr..
Walkers system, one, and that one lie !
Z, Il 'ss 4 q
i. Al explosion of tho cabinet Is dreaded
upon this issue. y :
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NEW ST0BRs
GREET R.GRG.fE.s.S!!

TsHE subscriber has commenced business at
u Cedar Grove, eight miles north Of HiIlsbo-
rough, where he offers to his friends and the pub
lie Fine Stock of -.
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AZ 4
PRoGREss OF FREE TRADE A com.
rnunIca,ion 10 The Charleslon Mercury,
wtiltenb by slree,trsder. indicates anvahing
but an.lnerease Of affection among the
masses Tor the doctrines Of Messr.. Cal.
hpun, McDptIie. Polkssnd their disciples,
The American eople ate sonnd on his
subject. Leisthe Adminisnalion beware
how It tampers with their interests aud
feelings. After slAtipg That, on looking
over The world, we do moi see free trade
advancing, except. ia Gtsa. Bsi,ain, The
writer says. ~ 4
In The South theie hes sbrsn o large
detection from The principles af 4fsee.,fade
never befofeexisiing. Formerly, The Sodih
was united agaipsi The protective policy,
now, 1t Is aIvided: and itIsdoattiul whf-
Their this sdlyislon slons.iis not i greater.
loss 70, the free. ttsde inleres, than ahy,
gslns In any other gGsr,erol the Unson.
Free trade has tlius become psriv and
not q sectional, question. aud has not ,hst
siRf1ence which The unions DC the sople
in any quarter of tbet Coniederacy mus,
inevmably ptoapce. Inthe Notlhern aud
!. Middle State. iIie, protective policy hss,
clearly gained ground" !, 4s.ss
And vet Mr., McDufiie, ,ins,he,s letter,
lately published iniicaies that The DAYS
afa,he protective tariff are numbered In
alIthe civilized nations Of The earth.
~ III 1s AZ, o., Tr0pic. NJ
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American hemp is now exported to
Scotland, where ii is used instead Of fax
in the manufacture of certain kinds Of
goods, and where new process has been
discovered for soliening the article priorto
its being spun. Very fine and white goods
are made Of il, as well as bonnets and pa
per.S = 3.
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ARIFF CONVENTIONAL preliminary
eang Oh asnumber &c the citizens Of
snug, without distinction Of party,
neld on Tuesday evening, atihe Ex-l
"9r Hotel, in thalscily. to lake mea-.
Is Tor calling o mass Tariff Convex
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Not Easily Beaten.-Ii !. srrasdtiiltyiips I

Not Easily Beaten.-I, i gratifying %
ale to chronicle such results in farming as The
lowing. Such industry and skill as this, more
morally applied, would make our Orange lands
etl too bOuntfully to be deserted for homes
|mous strangers in the FAR west.
cala '9FPh G. Bacon, who lives few miles
e' # psborough, informs Us that he sowed
- Tea Of common Wheat on an acre of
aani y last season, and rcaped al harvest
az = lashels; AMI on the frst Of August he
g5ed n he Same acre thirteen quarts q Buck
.'eat ON which he gathered Isl bushels
aug % bushels from one acre in year!
la % one surpassed this in Orange county,
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InalRTANT NOTICE no pOSTNlaERtS

iutllb " lunIhdsiLAN
Ih Union Of The 10Th ult., gives The,
.a5 ing important notice 10 posimasters
nihout the country. W., call ipon
~ to realit with care and 9rentinn.
VI are desired To call The esten,iori ofi
masters TO regulation No. $40. whicl,
dies for the convenient transmission
honey from subscribers 10 editors OF.
paper. Its theduiy Of postnlas,ers
9ceiye the money from d subscriber,
give q receipt for il. Ilislhe duty of
postmaster receiyingthe money to. give.
re 10 the postmaster who hasitto pay,
The amount received, and. for what edi-
and mark The letter. Official business, Z
sign his name % il. The Postnlas-
receiving the notification win pay the
|eIpt when presented. The subscriber
|'o gets the receipt, may. send itby mail
Otherwise 10 the editor. Thenew law
[ohlbIts postmasters from enclosing and,
|laking money 10 editors. The reason
Inc ralesis obyioas. A large propor-
d Oh money heretofore lost in being
| ~ through the mails, is money
En' 10 editors and ranked by postmas-
| i, The frank Of postmasteruppn the
|'eF addressed to an editor is notice 10
||cty one who handles the letter that ii
'a'as money. This rile when under
~ lnsures the payment Of the money,
,oat discount to editors, and avoids de-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-06

1Ternor Pratt, of Maryland, has re-
,,..iaslded that Thursday, the 27ih Of
eseabcr, be set apart and observed BY
7 people Of Maryland as a day Of public
and prayer.
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The Union says it is now reported and
sliced chat Mr.. Calhoun will return 70
u Saie Of the United States atihe next
son Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-19
MARINE JOURNAL.

CLEARED.
Ships Celia Thatcher, Savannah Durham Dmon
n Allen. BurI Charleston, Geo Sutton
Brig Peter DcmiI McMsnn Savannah Demiii
schrs Elizabeth, Small, Salem; Spartan. Higgins.
Jacksonville Bunker Place: Sas Crane, Smith Wash
inron NC; November Holmes, 81 AIMS Bay, Foster &
Nickcrson-
ARRIVED.
Packet ship Gladiator from London and Portsmouth,
I3b July with u1dsc to Grinncll Minturn & Co. 3lst
JuIy lss a. lon IS 80 spoke British ship Wallace. from
Liverpool for Mirsmschi; 9th inst lat A 81 lon S.
steamer Great Western steering east
Ship Europe, (of BATH Barker, .3 de I'm Bremen. In
ballast with 222 stccragc passengers to l. Pope.
German brig August Ludwig. Berg. 50 days I'm Ham
burg In ballast 10 schmidt BalcheD cabin, and 100
stecrsge passcngefs
Brig Paritan. Arnsburg II ds FIN Pictou Ms, with coal
10 Ward Brown.
Br brig Ida. Smith. l6 DIS I'm Windsor, Ns, with plas
tor. 20 Peter Nevins a. Sons.
schr Globe, Gaskins, de I'm Washington NC. naval
stores 10 SAM Mitchell
schr Belle White. de I'm Elizabeth City, NC, wheat
&c To Bryant & Maitland.
schr HOE. Dodge Dis FIN Baltimore, grain TO Johnson
4 Lowden.
schr Repeater. franeis de I'm North Carolina naval
schr James, Ward. II days I'm Baltimore, coal. to Mr.
Smith.
schr Sarah. Trundy, Boston. mdse
MEMORANDA.
Packet ship New York, for Liverpool, Is still nj anchor
ct the = w Spit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-19

COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGEN-
- CY, Tribune Building, opposite The Wy hal New-
York" Wealth is usually The resu, OF we-la5 plans care
fully pursued il Is seldom reached by those oEect enofs
which keep the mind constantly the OBJECT, rather than
the MEANs.r
" h. PALMER respectfully notifies the MeTeaant' Manu-
act1ers, Profssionai Men, 1r and the business com
muniy generally Of this city. who are eesifous o masn
k.s abroad their respective Nan<s. Nurs, STREETS and
fsSit' that he Is the Agent Of some OF the best Sewspa
pers Of most of the principal Towns and Cites OF every Sale
IN the uaion and Cansiaand thai be Il prepared AID a.y
authorized by The propre,ors receive fferfeens iof
publication IN their respective papers copies OF WINCH To-
gether with the Of Advertising, may be seen a. ns
Office.
For the information and convenience OF those 10 may de-
sire to extend their Country Trade by ffsef,Sns "a ue
Country Nrpsr, for which he the Agent; s OF Towns
AMI Clues may be Obtained Office from winch Merchants
and others may make such selection a. VIII ucsi sun te
several kinds Of business In which they are ana
the papers OF which be- tsr rfeFe 70 sise Inc A.
ieution Of the peopk Of the country.
THIS Agency, whch was originally commenced py the
subscriber In S4l presents the pouoh
OF the bushes. community complies system y winch t
MINIS OF procuring The c.f0n Of t e0tHry nsy DC e,i
braced 10 almost any extent through ths neoi- VI 'o
Press, SIX nighy elsr of the b4ssn<n .rorid'
v. h. PALMER, American Newspaper Agent,
te27 cod Tribune Building. opposite hr ci'y nal
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THE TRIBUNE.

~ most fearful aud shocking accident took
place Ct shooting match In Rockford, Jackson County.
lad resulting In the instant death OF Mr. Matthews
Thompson Mr. 4. forgetting that his rifle loaded
attempted 10 blow In the muzzie at the time pla
eing bis foot on the hammer Of the lock His foos
clipped and thus allowed the hammer to strike the cap
which was followed by the discharge Of the contents
which lodged in the brains Of the unfortunate
causing instant death.
Tar ALLEeHEsr ExPLossoSs-Mr Herring,
Of the persons injured by the explosion of the gAsomeer
s the Methodist Church In Allegheny city. Pa has since
died. and Mr. 0rstcns condition ia almost hopeless
Y-The Springfield Mutual Assurance Company
require every house they msy hereafter insure 70 be
furnished either with seut< In the roof or ladder al
tached 70 The honsc.
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DIR. WHEELER. OCULIsT.

NO % (ae 3) Greenwich-sree near The Battery n y
/ devotes his exclusive attention to DISEASES OF THE
EYE and Opthalic Surgery, and assures the pubic that
there amongst the numerous diseases To winch The
human eye sbeci disorders OF that organ winch can
he essentially relieved entirely cured by him The
vast number of undoubc testimonials which can be seen
ceed either in extent success by that Of any other oc
lisi In The United States
DIR. Wheeler has made arrangements Win NE most emil
n.ut nlactnrer in Paris for constant supply of Artificial
Eyes, which nearly resemble the natural organ IN appear
bear the closest scrutiny aud observation without
tbe ference being detected Dr. W. viii insert and fur
n,h them on reasonable terms.
rS-Otice hours from A. NJ to l o'clock r. NJ, after
which he visit. Out door PATIENTS lyl9 eOdlm'
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THE EVE.

nR POWELL DR.. DIOS5Y Oculists and OphthAl-
~ mic Surgeons No. 26 Broadway, corner OF Warreisi,
conne their practice 10 Diseases oie Eye Operations upon
that Organ and m Appendices, and all nperieuOus OF VI
Testimonials from the most eminent medical men OF
Europe and America Reference to patients hist have been
perfectly cured Of Amanross Cataract, Ophiama Nebua,
Specks on the Eye, Strablsmrs. or Squirting NC
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED without pain or oper-
aion that cannot be disn gIi-hei from The natural
SPECTACLES-Advice given a. TO tie Kind OF glasses
suitable to particular defects The poor treated graiuon.y
from tn s +. " wi "pi'
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PAssENGERs ARRIVED.

N ak< yacte, ship Gladia0r. from London and Ports.
ssomh--ars Winfield Misses Winfield. Julia Winfield.
J Winfield. and Masters Charles and Henry Winfield.
Miss T. N Lewis Miss T. Watson, Miss Frances A Cor
don, Miss Ann Warren NJ Warren. Mr. King. Burnet.
Dr. Mott Mr. Herbei, Masters Jsbez Gideon and George
Herbet Thompson, Mics Erwin Mrs Wood Mr. NOR
Nm sutton Misses Alice and Miriam Miss Ann Clark.
and 81 In the Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-19

THE BALsAM OF MoscATELLo.

FINHS well known ssluary and agreeable vegetable pre-
partition Is universally allowed by all who have nsed u,
and 6y many disn guished medical who recommend II
in their practice 10 stand unrvaied its happy effects IN
curing diarha cholera mobIs choc, spasn'odic cholera,
&C &C especay the complaint in chdren,l even
in heir worst FORMS Testimonials from the rst families IN
he city of NewYork ms It's extraordinary efficacy and
pamphlet treatise upon its great virtues may he obtained
without charge the Office OF DIR. Wheeler, No - Green
vcsreet near the Battery who is sole proprietor where
IS Tor sale lbe principal drug stores In the
civ iyl9 eodlTa,
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~ Caution 10 the PubIic.-l

~ Caution To the PubIic.-The young man who
formerly had interest in my business. having not long
since, understand up for himself or a. least opened an
of ce In this City, coninue- with morbid Pertnaciiy 10 IN
roduce my name IN come -tion with hs deem i my
duty, therefore, notify public distinctly that Beck
mans ORIGINAL GENUINE Pulmonc Syrup l. prepared
exclusively by myself this City, and that alone have ne
knowledge Of the only true process by which ms ceeuae
medicine i. prepared in rs original genuine purity and
-treugth-and that Il is for sale In the City OF New. YORK
ONLY AT the old established Office Of the Proprietor, No 4
Courtlandstreet door below the corner OF br--nch
i.f Y. - tEFkMAN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-19
miscellaneous.

% nA0 nEWARD.-The above reward will be
WOsVOO patd for the recovery Of the following sums
o MoDeyor proportion to the amount recovered-which
stolen from ihe Barge Clinton, Of Poughkeepse the
foot Of Murrsys between the hours offs and NJ
Monday the 9Th instant on the passage TO Poughkeepse
viz
eiooco Of the bills Of The Merchsnts Exchange Bank.
Ncw-York.
e8,2g7 OF the bills OF the b nk of Poughkeepsie.
ti230 of the bills Of the Farmers and Manufacturer
Bank OF PoushAeepsie
o596 of the bills Of various other Banks
y. p. BENJAMIN, Cashier ofthe
Farmers and Manuaciurers' Bank, Poughkeepse
X. NORTH, Cashier of tho
Bank of Poughkeepsie
Any information may he given to the Msrchants Exchange
Bank. New-Y0rk. ie28 ostf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-19
4 tREAT AMERICAN REMEDY for The cure Of I

IA Dropsy, Gravel Inf inaton OF the Bladder and all
di, Of the Urinary Organs. Dr. o. e. Nanghns We
gfabe Lthenlnpc Mixture the only certain remedy in
In above class Of complaints Ii has been used for many
years by tue proprietor and has failed 10 afford in
sian relief the proving the virtues Of the Mixture
Ieuariy, Suppression, and al diseases incident TO 70
fns.es successfully treated by this article IS purifier
OF he Blood II is of the frs, medicines Of the day. For
foil and particular account Of the virtues OF this Medicine
call upon the Agent in tins City, where Pamphlets may be
Obtained gratis containing certificates in which you may
place fun confidence. Thea proof Of the efficacy of the
Me lcine try Bottle only and you will nd that relief
which the proprietor 50 confidently offers For sale by
VIM. BURGER, ~ and 50 Courtland-si-
iyi5tfis Wholesale Agent
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Omcial.
LIST OF LETTERS.
v fvEcrIL APPOINTMENT

ADVERTISED TRE TRIBUNE ~ SPECIAL ArroiS1Nk1.
49, Ind be Il further esncfed.
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or pers the place where the obce advertising
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