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New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

q WnIcs OF NEw YORK the prosecution Of
ISrERNAL IMrRovEMEYT-,he honest and fair
Dlsrmcrlse Of our State and City, for Members
of Congress 50 thu, all sections and all interests
shall be fairly rspresen,ed-the election of Whis
STATE OFFICERS for three years to come-aad The
maintenance of the WHO AscENDANcY in the
State and Nation all depend upon the energy with
which You fight the battle Of your country To-Day
and To-Morrow Who viii be recreantl Who
will refuse to do hi. duty now, when he mus, be
conscious tina, he will bitterly repent it hereafter
Trio Days ouly-Whgs Of New York We i'm
plore you to give to the Of your Couarry Two
DAYS Bountiful will be your reward in the
prosperity of the Nation and the gratitude Of you,
Countrymen
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
Yotcrs MOI Ncgistcrcd.

Bear in mind that ercry citizen of the United
States, who has lived in this State for year aud
In the County for SIX months past, and who las
neglected to Register his name at the proper sea-
sou, may tbs Day obtain Certificate enabling
him by calling the office of the Registry
Commissioners of his Ward, with friend who
knows that he is legal voter, and proving the fac,
by him. If he was out of the City, or confined by
sickness. or no, legal voter, when the Rcgs'rie,
were formed, he has simply to swear to the facts
himself, and needs no confirming witness. Wings
we entrcat you 10 Register This DAY-Tiiis
Morning, if possible, before going to your or
binary business. 1t will require but It few mo
mcnts. The Registry offices in the several Ward,
are as follows:
WASp l-Atan,ic Garden, II Broadway, opposite the
Bowling Green.
a-Srcond Ward Hotel, 81 Nassss.s,rcct, pca
Fulton.
3-2le Fulton, near Greouwich-s,rce,.
4-Shakspeate Hotel, William, corner of Duane
5-l27 Franklinstrcct, wes,-Broad~ay,
under Rleys Fifth Ward Hotel
6-Dunn's Sixth Ward Hotel IL Duane street
Centre.
los Henry street. bstwecn Pike aud R"trers.
S-Davis's Eighth Ward riousc. l6ct Spring-st.
between Thonlpson and Suivaa.
o-Jcierson Hall, 4ji Hudson, corner Of Charlie,
street.
lO-MIIitary Hall, 65 LudlOw.strcct, opposite the
Market.
ll-McNe4i's Union House, POS Secoud-strcc,.
q l2-vanGcwaters Five Mile House, THIRD Avenue
4" l3-Repubhcan Hall, 39j Grand, corner Of At,or-
nHy-strctt.
" E-FourteeuJh Ward Hotel, corner Grand anc
Ehzhbeth-sreets.
l5-Cons,,tution Hall, $50 Broadway BIScck-
street
l6-waer Rosoyelt,, corner Broadway and 2lN
l7-liermi,agc Hall, 800 Houston street,
Allen.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

- N,rsLsoN's SOS Was ushured INTO existence amidst
the ro4ri= oi ana the spontaneous reJociu-s o.
the people of France. Dr.. Shermau Lounges have been
ought INTO by the common Apptoaator OF the mole
American people. The former lived ou, few years aud
ded uunotced sad uH,un2 tac latter Will i've for
ant acc and the Doctor b- remembered long slck
ness aifct> maIkiad and be blessed the <cGc
iator 1l fellow beings. H n, made medicine rlcas
ahi, a the same concentrating II virtues 10
cure Coughs and Gods icS hour. Headaches, Hear
burn asd Palritstion few rHiGute, .nd W NorD-
children -T,t, with iuTes. They truly
the pleasant and efficient medicine know
conceive Of In fact, have Of c. been surprised the
rap cures effected r, sherman Lounges, an= N berg
easily cdesled taking medicine. suppo,uc
delicate confection. The warehouse Il - >Gs-au
and tue agents : very - Eat Broadway 81 Bee X
Aer street, - Hudson street and Rushion A. rInSni
- Have you cough DO rot me- glect 1t. Thou,and-
aave met premature death from the want Of little al
teEuou to comR.on cold. Have you cough Rev. D..
Bartholomew Expectofant Syrup safe medical pre-
scrisuon, containing poisonous Drug, and used
afford relef and yoa from a1iGl disease. pull
mona-T consumption, 1hicn annually sTcsp- into the
grave hundreds of the yogng she OLD the far the lovely
act the gay Have YOU cough Be per,uedes 10 pur-
chase bottle Of this Expectorant Syrup to-dsy-To
norroW may be too lt1. Have YOU cough Blrthoie-
me~ Expecto!ant Syrup the osy remedy you should
take 10 cure yrufo; ;hi- plain Tist one
Il TIE thousand where ha been used failed
to relieve For SAFE al tse drug Of ComstocA s. Co
Il Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

There sale at the board OF 3OoO Mexican Dollais
lG.i 63J, without interest.
For the Federal SIX per cent Loan, % was offered at
The Board. For Commercial Bank 10 was asked.
We learn that tho Washington Bank has been placed
under injunction, the why did ascertain TAls
the Bank h which Spencer, the defiul,Ug Pension
Jerk Of the Mechanics Bank, connected. II rs
the FREE Banks, and formerly located IN the Bove
~ opposite Bond street, and either suspended while
there came suspension TO be IN very bad
pu.e lis operation, have been limited that whether
cnjoned not iuiter OF very lttle importance,
ceptug that the opportunity OF doing harm any such
intention vas crtertancd Is taken away.
Foreign Exchanges Inactive to-day the remittance,
having been made by steamer Saturday.
Domestic Exchange Is getting worse on some points,
especially Philadelphia. The following the quota
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
Ese,vnr. of Doub,e-psn.:ng.

There is possibility of elcctiog the Tammany
candidates but by successful deception on the
School Question. Accordingly, these men use all
manner of DISCUSSES, and speak in the most am
biguous terms. They mean to make the friend.
of the present Public School System be.ive that
they wiN not, and its opponen,s believe that they
,c,N oppose change satisfactory TO the Catholics.
Which side do they mean ultimately TO deceive!
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
Nsr. Pcmtz'. Card.

The science OF twisting and turnipg has beer
brough, to a greater perfection by the dcvotecs u
Tammany within the las, few days than was ever
before dreamed Of and if any premium is given
by the American Institute for choice exhibitions OF
that art, we doubt not that theirs VIII be the me-
DIAL MI Daniel c. Pen,z, who voted alone ii
the Common Council of tins city to give portion
of the School Fund to The Catholic Schools. now
comes on, as follows
ACAKp.-My A name having been used with
great deal OF freedom by the different newspaper,
OF the city, relative TO the subject OF the >chpo.
fund. take this method of informing the public
that am not IN favor of the views expressed bl
the Executive OF th, State, but that | AIN opposvd
10 any division of the school fund for any sccaria
purposes. ana willing to make such alterations
OF amendments OF the present system as woulr
give satisfaction to every portion ut the commuui-
". The assertion which has been made tina, am
pledged to support the measures OF particular
religious sect, is mos; uuquahhcdy false In the
event of my being elected. my efforts shall be d.
rected 10 advance the cause OF equal and exact
Justice TO ALL believing that to be the 1oc;linc OF
the Democratic Parry. DANIEL c. pzNrz.
NeSc- YORK. October 80, 1871.
Is no, this clear as mud Nr Pentz : op-
posed to ary division OF the School Fund for ony
sectGri.p. purposes [wha' did he mean by hi,
vote y bat /, willing to make such alteration,
.'or amendments sf the present system as would
give satisfaction TO crsry portion Of the eoin''a-
nity." Gallant, fearless spirit How dare he
support wha, eve,y body shall be in favor OF 2
Surely this must be the Heroic AZ IN Legislation
and politics
And nov, reader be good enough 20 blow aside
ths tog and tell Us what Ms Pon,z Is in favor OF ?
Can you satisfy yourself
F,KE-The clock movement factory Of MI
Elisha Hotchkiss, in Burlington. CT, WAS destroyed
by IRE on the 9th ms; no insurance
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

II phrenOlOs cal Te-t Lecture Eill lie given syo
:. L sowLrx Practical Parenolosist. tai, evan.
u the 81. LuAes Buildings, Of Hudson asd Co..
streets. The Lecture Will be conducted a. ioo~.,
zube' OF veil known characters, .eee;sd by cos,-
,es vii be examined b. one of the Phreaoos,,. ;.
,tAer being ab,en.- The same individuals vii III,
-e-oxamlne5, and the public isdse Of the nm, I,
Phrenolory sy seeing the similarity, -r t.s.l.ri,y of.
.ie.cfpu1us.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
DIARY

Curxp,R or ClRcrrT Corsr-Tbs Day-24a 25l.
III I7a 20 226. 20 24o 26l, 81. -, ga, ..
a.l - as6, 81 23 80, 20, 29i, 2s2, 293 29
-as, SOL 3o2. 303.
C.1rs,.sor cora7 OF CoaMOs PrrAs-l3l. rs, e.,
20 q. 3o. IS 81 90, loI lJ3, l2o, 81, 80, IL is
3i5 rs M - - - 3l5 g., lo7 s7s, $50, $40 'e
Norer,oer Tenn tinted s.a:es District Court
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

DEATHS N NEw-YoRK-The City Inspector
reports the deaths Of 81 Men, 4 Women, A Boys,
i; Girls during the pas, week in al, l64 persrn-.
OF these there were OF Consumption 20. Intamma-
lions 81. Fevers IS, Dropsies 10. Whoopin-
Coagh ). Cholera Infantum :. Marasnus :, Sinai.
roNS. ll6 were natives of the United States.
IS rt ireland, u OF other Countries. } unknown.
81 were under TO- e. between 10 and so. Is be-
tween % and 90, and > over 90 years eld.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
CORONER'S OFFICE. 80. Nov.

ACCIDENTALLY KuLsp.-The Coroner ye.,erday heIt
su inquest r, the C, Hospital the hody OF William
4. fIadden. native o! Englan4 aged b. The deceased
I'll Fiday la,, was at work with three others the
,caod ola building at No. 67a Br- adNay and
by the sudden giving way Of the scaod the four were
precipa,ed tse earth. Two them were anhurt- oae
slightly injured AMI the deceased being taken up, par
,ialiy insen,ihl-. conveyed to the City Hosptsl
where he oied Saturday Or. Grcaccn executed post
mor,em examination and found the su fractured at IT.
base vh oGu.on Of blood and also fracture .! one
OF the vertebe. VSrdc. ms death by tho accI-
dental giving way of the scahoid on which he Was at
work, a; No. 679 Broadway, the 29th October.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

C WHO, observe how lean are the Regis.
trics in the Wing and doubtful Wards while the
Eleventh aud Twelfth have increased on their last
Spring vote Let US all resolve to BRiNc rr
OUR lND To-Day l, can be done easily if each
man will bu, speak to the Wing, not already re-
gis'ered and accompany them 10 the Polls.
Now. BROTHERS Now Is The HOUR!
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

MoRr Observation-Disclosures atrocous eutrageis
recorded in the vicksburg Sentinel lately commit
ted on IN, Big Black Island. Grand Cult by
band OF outlaws. Many poor ignorant woodcut-
rer> were most inhumany whipped. and a Sir
hirNwood ba>ely murdered by the lynchers. They
blindolded him. pipioncd him, took MN to ;he
river bank, and after getting HMM boa,, plunged
bowie knife into nj, heart, and then threw him into
The river Ii Is said that the parties concerned n
these disgraceful ou;rages are known in Grad
Gult, and lhat some O the leading iynchers have
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
Vhc glcyi.irY ~ il ~.

1t is a very general impression that only Thirty
Thousand Voters are registered in This City. but
such is not the fact. The whole number of votes
polled at the last April Election 36,98O the
number already registered Tor the Election to-mor
row is 53, l36-only 1854 short-as viii be seen
by the following table:
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
&ccOnh Eonrn.
Commercial md Honey Matters.

Monday, Z. W.
There was an extensive amount of operations nj the
Stock Exchange day with the usual huc,us,ious O
U. 3 Bauk ltO shares sold at 81 81; Ot Harlem
1909 shares, closing 1t, advance Of per c.
Delaware aud Hudson declined petccat, Farmers Trust
Il Mohawk improved Paterson y.
OF state Securities the sales were large with an lni-
nroved kaelinp in some dcscriDtons
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

A. the time the arrangement, FOR the paymea Of the Ju
ly the Ilinol, Bonds made asserted
H.. a.o Included the coming January in
This !. known be an error ard little .r
doubt exists that the borrowing system on pedg ge
OF bonds must again be resorted the dividend
passed 1t 10 feared that the Tax bill passed by Leg
islaiure OF last winter Vi" produce sufficient
answer the Inteated purpose. Nr Watesde, who nas
recently from Loadon and proceeded TO Illinois,
did no, succeed IN obtaining any money although
siderable smosut- due the STATE on sales OF Bond.
taat city THIS great uncertainty resting upon que.
ton Of interest has had the effect of knocking the
Bond- to their present deprcssed rate.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

n Roof. RING Bone Cure, sure Destruction 10 p.
B,Be. Ssyn, WinI. Gali- sud C., Gus oa Hsr,e. -,
r,icl, M be -cie upon for The above purro.e. h,,
,,c, r.ed extensively by owners Of sotse. Fsrr.r,
ao,e generally lsteses.cd are invites To III H. p,, -
,onhdsuoe hat ,hey will succeed III uHarovvy he coz
go, Il thst nose za.mai, The horse To 5e gogpd ~,
I. Il Maiden Laae.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
New-York Cattle 7Iarket.
Reported fox The Tribune.

A, market 1900 head Beef Cattle including 300 left
Las, eek $40 Of which from ,hs South and the
balasce from this State, 30 Mich Cow, and 300 Sheep
and Lambs.
The supplies of Beef continues be very abundan, and
prices lower Salss of 200 81 to s63, averaging sJi
,he Toe ss.
Mch Cows we're mostly taken at 425 to :33 each.
saeep and Lambs about 300 were ,akea. Sheep Al,
sl,a5 to 81, Lambs at 81 to 80 each
Sales OF Hay at 81 to 100 cents the 100 lbs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
Democratic WING Nominations

ni,,,ct FOR SETAToRS:
rnASsEI. LORD, 5r. of Ncw-York,
uonREs FRANKLIN, Go.
IT. HENRY a. LIVINGSTON. Dutches..
iii. KELLfAN MILLER, Of Columbia.
W. DAVID RUSSELL, 81 Washington.
V. gsOsTEEg. T. LEE, Of JcIe'son
vi. ALLEN ASEAUIT, Of Livingston.
VII SNENRY WELLEs, Of Yates,
BARAK NILES. Of Cortland
VIII GIDEON HARD, OF Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
A CARD To THE PUBLIC.

LL5 BISHOP HI GHES, unable t' reply TO the
many misrepresentation OF the Public Press IN any
otir. way ,!an by CARD, respectfully begs leave
TO assure the community that lie l. neither w hig
Loco-F -Foco politician of any description.
He does permit hiinselfnor any OF his Clergy
ineGde in the business OF politics He does not ASK
for sectarisn schools, did lie ever. He does sot
ask that any OF the public money should be gwen TO
his denomination, nor did he ever. Any system OF
education which Shal. interfere wlth the religious
right, OF any denomination will satisfy him. The
present system IS not OF TINS description. IL insists
on giving what IS termed thc legal quantity OF re
iisious Instruction. Il has many opponents ia tins
city, on strong constitutional grounds. Let tile Pco
pie examine and Judge for themselves 1t was the
Public School Society or lis friends vino naSe tl-
Schoo. Question po.itica! test and almost succeed
ed in uniting the parties. such, III favor OF the
Society right wrongso that It's opponents, II they
voted at all would have alternative but to vote t0r
the Society and ag0iASt themselves. This Was too
much. The alternative thus forced upon them by
the Public School Society It's friends left them
escape except throwing away their votes on ticket
OF their This the object of the meeting at
Carroll Hall. 1t was not political meeting-neitnor
was meeting of Catholics such, may be seen
By the terms OF the call which ened IL Bishop
Hughes did not DreStde tue meeting. The
persons composing that meeting unanimously deter
mined 10 support no man ~ho was pledged TO the
Public School Society Bishop Hughes approved
dccided!y and continues 10 approve si this deteriu
nation. The.e arc the facts OF the but between
thi, and meddlug IN politics he draws wide dis
tiucon.
f-l
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY:

FOR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY,:
JOSEPH TUCKER, JAMES W GERARD,
JOHN C. HAMILTON, JOHN COGER. u.
RICHARD z CARrIAN, NATHL G. BRADFORD,
LINUS w. STEVENS, CEAS. NJ. GRAHAM, Jr.
CYRUS CHENERY, HORACE ST. JOHN,
RICHARD z MOUNT. WILLIAM JONES,
ELBRIDGE g. BALDWIN.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

y Fre"h HaInXn Fruit.-L. 81 HOFFMAN
co will sell in front of their store, THIS MoRNlHG
az 10 o'clock the ea'go Of the brig kentucky cor,.tne
Of Cask, Banch Auscate Mu.c.tel, pIJom end Clu.,-
kaisin' Grapes Lefnoss and o.anE=, jast arrived in
short passage fron Manga r2l,-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

nosu-e l-rot.3l Before convicted before indicted
IL ,itues. IN prison, BASTARD, ,; disordery cor
duct. SPECIAL Sessions cases 6-Totsi %. leAl O.
old azd case. So
Tn names OF those summoned as Petit Jurors ~ef'
cslled and Of 81 summoned only 20 appeared 10 'efN'
Fya md sys Psut Jurors we're feed SIS each io
nos attendance 10 serve
Henry P. wanmaker was tried for an assault and bat
.srv on H-ary Perrlne, oSo. Aurray street on the -
July last, The jury ount ann caiity and ie;emmend.'
hin 10 the favorable consideration Of the Court "n
;aercap-n ard ,lso ni Of the great ?fo'eeu'
ne had received iaed hiE cents.
John Clark red for aggravated assaal; ard ea'-
terry OF jacob Peu, cy ~aichasn. II No lSo Norfolk
t-ee on the al.i September l4, >rius hlr twice an'
kckinr nm very severely The jury fosnd am guilty
and h5 Coart sen, hir 70 The Cy Prison for 10 days
Philip NcCrsady, plc'ded guilty to 'hFee several ~
,ul.. aud battery on John Hubbard. Oliver He55arc
,ni Joan Ha. -Plers recorded aud adjourned
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
rnLICE oFFICE.

s-r,Livc MoyEY-TiHOihy Shay snd John paues
.oys were arrested BY cficer Lester for stealing so "
opev On se 2ath ui, from Lydia Downes' eoloFed "o-
u.sa: No Il v4rck-str-et The above aaa TAO Others
ven, {, her to GARY IN wood, they pretended, aRe
While teo taea bsrealncd for the 'hir4 clipped a'
her rooa stole the money nd 'hSn all OF them ran on
The above ~- vaeu arrested had ihem s5 = OF 'he
raoney and were committed.
STEALING CLOTHING AsD SILyFR >looS-Mary Aan
johnson ~, arrested ,tesas silver table spoon az
cohu. aad bedding different Tim worth upwards Cd
$50 from the house OF Leonard Kirby, No 6j Hammond
street portion of tac property found In heF po'
session. amt she VS. to prison for tFial.
Tasrr o. bA>K BILLS Cons "A man name
armaa Lauheim Yesterday arrested By oihcer Stan
,oo charged stealing upwards OF $40 ia bank s'I
aud gold and .lye from the room OF Adophus Fsir
No 39! G5and>,Fcct, for which h9 conn ttcd To
prison TO answer.
FlvANo1ss1Sc William Fuller yesterday arrested
On a charge OF having stolen $500 money from Mr
Joseph iIls ". 100 Nsrrea-s;rco;. for Which he VS.
committed to PRISON for tral.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
81 So, 5,OOO.-tcrelaptorr Sale Of ROyDs

AND NORTGAGES-Tie Bond. OF the original Share
holders Of the hc~ Brighton Association on .alch there
i, nor due about the Of Three Hundred and fo':y
hve Thoussn Dollars the payment of which is seelrsG
by rortgaee upon oil the remaining property OF '-'.
A--ocatou vii be -oll together with .sd mortgage
s.DHAPtR, Jr Auctioneer, the Merchants Exchasss
IN he city of NeH York on WEDNESDAY, the liH
day OF November next, o'clock III the forenoon
Apply for particulars, 70
K. & f. II. BLATCHFoBD
o45 dt%fT No = It.,ovar. street.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

II We ak the attention OF otter bad writers TO the
advertisement Mr. Goldsmith this paper. Some Of
,is specimens of improvement Penmanship under his
tuition are almost astonishing. The manufacturers OF
.sns spde,.,rucks will dc we'll to give him a call,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

y The Natchez Free Trader of the eth reports
the ArtlsaR sunk in the Arkansas She had U>
troops on board, eut no live, were lost The Ar
kansas is very lo~, and full OF snas,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

x The total vote for Governor at the late E!ec-
ton in Pcnnsylyaui. wa,-Poricr l36.556; Banks
1878 Lemoy.e (Abolitionl 795: Porter over
Banks. 3.Go3.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02

MR LORD os IRE STATE PRIsos QrEsTloS.-
Our readers will have seen that the Executive
Committee OF the opponents OF the present system
Of State Prison Labor have reported that the an
s,yer Of Daniel Lord Jr. TO their fuestieas :, sot
satisfactory, withou; stating what those questions
were. or what wes lie answer. Believing this
course entirely too summary on 'heir part. we
have applied for and obtained Of the Committee
the correspondence with Mr. Lord on that subject,
to which we reques, e caadi. attention OF all our
readers. Hear first, and then jutg-. The CORES
po1Ieuce Is a. follows:
Crcpla- II The Meelaaia, Eleeui're CoHni;tee
NV YoRK, October 25:a. l:il.
SlR-Ai public meeting ei mechanic. .n1 ota-r> acf
at Military Hall Bo.erg, Tuesday Evenip- the 5th
in.;sa tie following resolution Has unanimously aiost
Cd
Re- I-cG That ihis Meeting instruct the Meehaac>'
Executv- Committee 20 i-e,- the Caa-idste Of each
syst>n OF STATE Prison anar and tH, the C0mniiee
be directed - publish tn answer Of eaca Candidate
Il accordance aIlh lie above. answer requested
The;he- you favor Of abolishng taepre
lent STATE Pr.oa system Of zbor ard L elected I
youI exeTJus 10 have the present system altered
to remove the c9I.s Of r-ich ;ae Mechanics complain
Your -asTs- requested be ore Thur-cay. TIE
= ia.i4at, addressed c the Secretary, No 50 IsFcnart
street. y - iork.
RO3T. ?. GETTY, Chairman OF the Executive
COMMITTEE on s:a,e Prison Monopoly.
L. g. BuDrIS Secretary.
n, l.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
o25 dtyl7
81 Drnli..ry.-pr u. BNNpELL pea.i.t, b., =.

II Drniis,ry.-Dr.H II. BUkDELL Dentist, ba' r.
moved from No. ~ Chamber. u. No $40 BrosdsG'
GEAR Gothic Hail Dr. p. would very respectfully iaio'I
as friends aud tae paac generally, that he mas ehu.
relnqGi-ne! th4 -rs>tc- Of Neli inc and Surgery ~
confines hs attention exclusively to the PracEce
Dentistry a t branches. mas been stated ihs' ~
B. hid Ia;re,e 81 MS CHARGES fJr opera Oh ths G
,iace relogag 20 bis present resdence ii Broai"a!
such the :acs 2nd instead OF increasing his pr
he hs hxet hcm 81 loRer rate Dr has 70 eo1a,y1
ton any ocaai Establishment excep, his oTH a. ~ ~
Broadway. between Pearl aad Duane ats second eoo5
the Masonic Hall. o-1 -
New-York tribune., 1841-11-02
p ForICousunpiien.-Dr.

ForICcu-ump WllsnI, g.
,,r,.i Extrsc, OF Hoaf hound Balm OF Gllest sd 81
s-y rIn TIE best medicine extsnt Tor the cur, -
,,s.ur ptioa aua Live, Complaint, SpItuag Of s o,s
Pam N thc Breast or SIDE. Co g., Cosshs- Dysp.e.n
Oppressed B-ca hing Pa Pita'on OF the Hc'r; Ls,ss.
>ad al tscioHs Of the Lsrcs, tosetaer "i'h s,ho.s
-a.-. that preaisPc>c Consumption Nanero p.
.o.uincn lation> of this invaluable nsdicue ifea Psy
cian, Clcrgvnrn and oth.rs Of the hrst re>pec,ab,
Who have used IT TO their entire satisfaction Can be So,
by cs.uS upon the Agents employed for the Ct IL.
recicue ltcln b. had wholesale aud tai OF Dr. N-
Gus Huri. Druggist. l6s Warrington Il, cor Co;,a.i
o. w. Macy, l9 Bowcry. Church Defea,.ry. "a,
Spring v BoHery, and .5 thi;;ons, 30; C.aai 4
Pr,cc ; per bo.,ie di ce;iou.. r22a
j. Se,r-1 cvl> sacred 'iu>ic scciety.-Ts.
Polra Managers be. 70 announce thai Their -,
pnl pcrlo5msnc, for t9e Wal, take pase ou T.
day evening Soy Cd. q: the Broadway Tsoe.H Gle uss
which occasion will be prodGced, fer ,5e f,t tms IN a
cts. 3 eihuveu', ce-c5rst
URATORlO or THE MOUNT OF OLIVES.
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