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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-08-07
A NOBLE LETTER.

We have been politely furnished bv
M. Burchard with the following excellent
letter from a gentleman in PENNSYLVANIA.
II was called out on seeing a notice of
Fir. BIS letter. The writer received a
wrong impression from the Tribune no.
tics, that MIR. E. had abandoned the
abolition party 2" he does not deem il nm
f~b 'ndonment of that party 10 vote for
Henry Clay, but the true way of carry.
ing our The Liberty principles.
kENSETT SQUARE CHESTER Co, PA
July 7th, 1874.
Dear SRI see It stated in ths Ncw
York Tribune, that "Charles Durchard. of
Hamilton, Madison Co., has abandoned
the abolition party and come out heortiIv
i"r Clay What abolition party Won
may lave abandoned, | know not, but in
my humble opinion, TO vote for Henry
Cihy' under present circumstances. is no
abandonment OF the abolitionisi cinse.
suppose you find yourself pl iced in a
IFadic1ment similar 10 nv own. have
tor m1ny years past regardc4 slavery rs a
question "i more momentous import han
any % me party projects of the day, and
had, thtrefnre, ceased to act with either
OF The pTn-slavery parties. But a new
Issue has been formed. to which the
- higs and Democrats have been gradual-
y vcfs'"s for several years past, viz 4: the
nh'nn' or more properly. whether the
airN'cah empire shall be rent asunder. and
. pHrfinn IF its territory seized hv r,hho,
i.aH's' aud dragged into the Union. for
- zoe purpose Of fartify:n.. perpetua
- md extending lie slave power. For
do IN humble cEsFt- mare been direct
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-08-07

the next Presidential contest. Is there not
a mighty issue of life or death to the Union,
Constitution and Prosperity of the Country
Now or never is the time for a favorable de-
cision. Defend the Tariff, oppose annexation
triumphantly or you perish
August 5th 1874.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-08-07
WELL DONE NoRTHAMproN-Tbe Re,

WELL DONE NoRTHAMPToN.-The Re-
leigh Independent says-'We learn from
a source entitled TO the highest credit,
that more than fifty gentlemen of the
late Van Buren, party, otherwise Union
men, joined the Clay Club in the course
of n week, in Northampton, in the
good old North State"
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-08-07
DISUNION.

Indignantly frown, says Washington
upon erery attempt at d%isunion." But
from the following expressions of senti-
ment from loco meetings in South Caro-
lima ct cetera, let the Northern section and
the whole Union, see what objects and
schemes are contemplated by those at the
South who sustain Polk, and 4 majority
doubtless of the locofocos in that section.
Texas is to be the means of disunion and
to strengthen a Southern confederacy.-
Fellow citizens mark, yes mark these
foul projects to be effected by the cleo
ton of Polk, and down to eternal infamy
with this basest and foulest Of all con-
spiracies against the peace, prosperity and
greatness of u beloved country. Pal
sled be the paricidal hand which shall be
raised in hostility to this glorious Union.
POLK SENTIMENTS.
The Richmond Wing groups together
a number of patriotic" sentiments given
at different Loco Foco celebrations in
South Carolina on the 4th of July last
As Illustrative of the prime Piles of the
"Polk and Texas" party, we put them on
record:
ToAsTs IN sUMPTER sTRIcT
By Ezekiel Dixon, president of the
Day. Texas is rejected-the Tariff is
not repealed -Disunion would now be
hailed as the happy deliverance from Fed
eral Despotism.
"By d. L. STICKY. Texas-In our
glorious Union we have room still for
more States, our Eagles wings are wide
enough to spread over all who maintain
our glorious principles.
By Ii. E. L. PEBBLES. The annexation
of Texas, a measure beneficial to
the whole Union, but essential to
the safety of the South at the next
of Congress, we demand Texas or
roAsTs 1T oRANGEsURGH COURT HOUSE:
1.-THE Union-No people are worthsto
be free, who, feeling its oppression, &ll
not calculate its value.
BY William NJ. Huston, Esq. [Orator
Of the Day. The South Carolina Reso-
luton of IS42-All hope of " a returning
sense of justice" having passed, let their
be redeemed.
BY Gen. ID. F. Jamison. The Union
md Texas, or Texas and Disunion-Let
he opponents of this great American
MEASURE accept the alternative.
BY Mr.. John Goalson. Texas and South
Carolina forever.
BY Lieut.. John C. Rowe. The annex
Of Texas-Peaceably if we can, for
if we must"
These show the cloven hoof plainly
Annexation or Disunion is the
MOTTO of Mr.. Folks Southern supporters.
The Wings go for "rHE UNION AS 1T Is."
Who can doubt the result of a contest
where this is the issuel
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
CITY INTELLlG ENCE.
TUESDAY.
se4z.on.


Before ,hs Rehie- and Aldermen scnrrrrtS uzt SEA.
HAS- IL c. PATEBsnS. ESQ. District AitorEey.
Case Of IiiGl1m Da-iS.-in ,l- csse nf Davis
convicted OF ory in permitting the escare Of Alexander
Hor-, the District At,orey mpve Tor Judgment winch was
unless evidence induced o stas nf poceens they
should proceed 20 sentence DAVIS FrdaF suisc-
queatI. motion Of Nj Jorh1 TIE down fol
Argument ds E0uO. on Weinesia; iar!as OF mex: week
Case OF Jo&n 4. Hpnroc this case. o7yins
10 the alleged ndspo5ua Of his Coun... prcYctng his pre-.
pratlol OF adn7s t.r mitigation of punishment, ssutsnce
deferred 10 FudsE aeIt.
Ine sentence "a; ,iIChasl Wash, on confessed
convictions hbal and assault and baie also postponed
70 FRIDAY next
7'riat Jar Voting Mssa1y.-z homns Brown
yss tired or mf.dsmenno, in having voted illegally the
81 District pf The 9Th Ward III. h NG:embsr lest Thr
proof was that Thomas Brown vD,ei ;: the wiin,ss coG
not positively identity the D'ioEc tie maj Il asa
proved By p!soners c1n9n. that b. -otcd cni that he
rnnnturszed The JOY found HIN guilty. und the Cour;
sentenced h'm 10 the Peritentary fof months.
7'riai fer ForEsry-Godfrsy Wheeler tired
for o.sery the q tssee. passing 81 couaerfe, BILL
purportIng 10 be Of the Banstlbe Bark James cca-
aid, Of the Of Breoe sad LEWIS rcets on the ed Oc-
iober a,', IN paynen: for hafa pound Of tea iael
Vincent was coGvic- ana sentenced 10 the Stat, Prison for
being concerned with Wh-ecr pnS,inI the said U- The
IN Company with laled NrAiiSer VIXEN
the latter passed two counterfeit s. bills Of the Barnsabe
Bank. The Jury found him guilty, aad recommended hun to
mercy.
Anotlsr case of Illegal Totin9.-St-phen Webb
tired for voting Illegally in the IL; District OF the lth IaH
and swearing his The ~; District, but the 5''
heuy found him guilty. and the Court sentenced him 10 The
State Prison ror years.
Adjourned 10 Wednesday .nornog.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

lstes abroad. To of them, Mr. Everet in Iordnn.
an. r kng n pnris addressed communications and sub
pe certain PROPOSITIONS. with they would
NIL ihen N that mode ncce9be Themselves the
f lcc departments oi the two Cuvenmcuts contes OF
which accompany .hS report
From Mr. kins have recaved communication nfsmins
me tat he Ind submitted the prgeet to c Post Office De
pa'tneA NJ ffuce Md he had believe TINT tins
come mode Ike II. yvoud be accee - By that Government
more simple Arrangement could be made, f the PoNmni
Ter eiefa was vested with power and lamp.
IN be ued on fonaga letter., and authorized exchange
stamps or purchase he from n-egn Government IT. du-
ring the ssin ri Congress- shall be of the favor.
ebc result OF The proposition submitted ,hh submit you.
10 bc communicated t that body farther
VITA the plan in detail. suggesting such legislation rnny
deemed necezInry tO carry II into effect.
Respectfully your otedient servant
A WICEJ JFEC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
aa.st.e .N.rei..a.:.se sspe-ttd .: l;t4.
..s3,1s,&
ota experts II ceSe iiollils SS, .lei
Below the Imports and Exports Spec:e durng
,.Ele PERIOD:
ege5s .lo ard E.go,.. Of speess at N. YORK ia lsa.

EIccss Of Erpc in eleven rsonth, rs
An. Exul from ih- Office OF Tbompso1's Bank
Note Reporter nUtcs the following Couniere: lbs on
the Tradsmens Bank" of this cy-leer B-Purpcrs to
he engraved by '.Durand, Perkins s, Co. " T., The wig
neit-, each end OF the Tadesmen. Bank, and
Ten Doar." occupy centre-regsered the back by
r. F. Farr. The signing of W. II, Falls and Preserved Fish
bad, and tie alins up good, but the sucrarn:
likely TO deceive.
2s on the " Owego Bank Tisnee female riding ser
pon,. The genuine 2s have pre eagle cor 'suce The
work around the figure go the counterfeit but about
half m inch dlneteou The genuine 1t IS about m inch
The following were the sales OF Stocks yesterday
at Boston.
10 Nor,y and or Rid 7C-25 Western SlLO Readiu: sah
-ljQdc 2Sk4-s2COo Reading Rrd bonds. ls" 2S.
Alta mrel;ng of the Boston Board nj Brokers IT
was unanimously voted t for the purchase
aud Stocks of the Board shall exceed five days.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

90 Association for the Improvement ~
the Condition of the Poor viii hold it ist annual
meeting in Broadway Tabernacle, Wednesday Evening, Doc.
ih. IA ocuck An Abstract OF the Annual Report will be
read and exposition Of lis principles md object. be
3eced BY the Rev. Dr. CUrLgR DANIEL LORD J and VII
LARD PARKER. VI ID. The members and yso- o the lusti
tuition requested 10 aond-nnd SPECIAL invitation gwen
the Officer, ami Managers ot the different Charitable Soce
tie Ill who friendly To the Object No collection
will be taken up on this occasion.
JAMES BROWN. President.
Jos. Z. Collins, Secretary. d Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
Police Once.

Tkefis-Wi,l;am Michel! srres;r] and COM
nited for stealing pair of boots worth s. from John ".
Worth. 20 Chatham street.
Charles SE1,gh was arrested and committed for
stealing bag OF masog's tools.
Maria BlGke'v, ser-an; in the family of M
Kaosowski l3l Waveriy Plsce. arrested by officer Ste
phens committed for stealing satin dreci. sha.s, &c
OF Tie value OF s5a from her employer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-The subscribers hnve CON-
peted Their arrangements for the manufacture o;e above (o
which, a:ge variety ready for exaninaon being
OF most compact forms, aud elua finish TO the lmpors
having this advantage that the articles they contan ofhe
frs, quality md the most useful umons which the Metallic
Tablet or keeping razors in perfect ORDER The public
ved 10 examine ut the Toilet Furnishing Store 63 Broadway.
d2sts G. SAUNDERS * SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
G. SAUNDERS. ls3 Broadway.

RT 4 Card "A statement has been shcwn TO me in the
Herald' Of this morning, under the head Extraordinary
charge of Fraud and Conspiracy"
This statement, IL a lis essential particulars knowingly
and wckedly ne-writen by the party himself who IS ut
tached tine pape and published IN the Absence OF the pro-
pfeor-nnd thus mnking the columns OF widely circulated
Journal instrumental peudgng the case OF parties held 10
bail before the public trbunas nd suenabe for their acts TO
public Justice.
II , scarcely be expected that should enter into
nj of facts here pledge myscf ,hat mt the proper
Time the whole case shall be iad before The pubic Beyond
this shall not sexcct TO state: hrst, thn' the extract
from nv private letter. published IN the eEd ad reference
exclusively the efforts was making TO save considerable
amounts of properly then jeopardy and had connection
with my own e.mae business (as Reporter IN charge OF tic
National n;elrencer which known never 10 be mcIe
successful than thai time.
And secondly, tina; the charge of ny having refused to
come forward prosecute from February TO Octob-r
any manner attempted evade the trial. must be known TO
the acting Drc; Attorney, Jonas u. Philips. Esq., 10 be
wholly iae-nasmuch reported myself 10 hl;n ~ the
month of MaIch-n the month Of July thavins tuIing the m
term been Washington , IN the month ot September and
finally in the month Of October.
George D. Dosln: rsrsr attached /, the Intelligence.
rs one of regular Reporters he known 10 It's
Editors as such. By my pemisson, and looking 10 de-
ISOLATION of circumstances which lie then represented 70 exist
and which went the direct necessities Of food aEd raj
ent ,-iu OF several week. a. successive sessions
granted to hi,e latter salary of twelve doars
cr week On both occasions. he discharged BY
ucan:y bu, unarodubly. fo total rcaoacity From the
une OF his second discharge tho tst OF July Of thai
his weekly board paid by und his clothing found by
my family or my frends. The Indictment which be was
tired was informal md tachscu point Of law the Court
directed his accui:tsl.
HENRY GODFREY WHEELER.
Nrw-YoRK. December 8, isl4 d4lt'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

The PRESIDENT sisIgssAGE.-By means Of the power OF
the press the viii be distributed throughout the Union
in quick time. By the enterpslHs business men
in this city may through the medium Of the country newsl
er advertising agency of B. Palmer who is the agent OI
sore of the best of most of the principal towns and
cities the United Staes make known ,heir es'a
the and he terms of advertising may be seen IN this
building, n, tbs coal office
i- v T. Palmer the agent for the National ln,ciisencer
and Globe which he subscriptions and advertise
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
dlaw Successor RoSbury lntia Rubber Co.

S.Sns's S,gsAr,R1LLA-Liebig the great German Che
mist says, the mas recent and exact researches hive eian
bed ns universal ci tha; the ultrogenized constituents OF
certain vegetables composition idenrcnl with tat oil
the constituents blood Here scientific fact ca2a
be of governmental demonstration which speaks volumes III
favor Of Vegetable medicine when formed OF the proper SUD
stances and klfy prepared well k1awn and nnnesi,
BY the faculty, that Sa'snparla more
dec;v arts upon Ard assmaies WITH The constituents ei se
% III, my o:he. Vegetable product-consequen stands
NJ th bcpd of the css of vegetables referred 20 By ehg-
SARsArARlLL, ih reputation based on nprIne:.
shIe e,trncpts and vouce by thousands OF csinenn IS
offered 10 the afflicted with a the condence-out without the
errpcance-;ha. success inspires
mr. ya,e and efficacy. pamphlets when may DC ooaneo
n: the nrr pctnrs and their agents gratis
" prs,red by and sold wholesale and RETAIL By A: B. D.
SANS Wholesale nu.sists; ~ Fulton street; New ork.
Sid nlso al Il; Broadway East Broadway, and hY pruS-
-is;s renerally Throughout The United Ststes-
p-,cs sI per bottle; az bottles for -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

MIR. G. vANpxNHoyF's LEcTuaxs.-This gentle
man will give second lecture and entertainment on
Thursday nezt; in consequence, we presume, Of
the success of his FIRST on Wednesday evening. The
audience wes numerous and most highly respecta-
BILE, and we were pleased 10 see several reverend
gentlemen there as we'll as ladies and families.
Tho entertainment went OF with great ee1at; the
lecturer was listened 10 with tho greatest attention
and interest," and bis readings and secitatons were
enthusiastically sppleuded His style as a lecturer
s easy, fluent and happy; ard we have no doubt
tat he will achieve high popularity. The Pro-
gramme Of his second lecture promises fund Of in
siruction and entertainment. Evening Mirror.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
Co.-t c;s1enae-Th;a,,.r

SUPERIOR CoURr-Noa. 6 II, I3. Ig. 90, a. 3.
Sc. 81. g. 81 an y, -, a. 46, Il, 80 So 81, 81
81, 50 81. 81
Couaos PIrAs.-r9os. III. 9. os. q. 50 9. %
100, IL, - II, Is IS, :, e5 80, I16
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

To SELrSHAvISa GENTLEMEN. possessing strong board
and ,eude. face Metallic Table, and Sop fG Saunders
is the only article TINT will obynte their difficulties.
mos. convincing proof te utility is that the inst Gut
ers in London viz: Colman liayInarket; hllken, SOl
Strand: Lowcock IS Comhil; Thornhui, ia New Bond
street. have them saIs and recommend them with the use
OF their Cutlery.
d. 6;is G.. SAUNDERS, i63 Broad|ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

THESE ELEGANT OLD GLOSSY RuBnERs; DAY
bought the entire lot OF the best R9bbers sold n
and sGssy without varns and high figured square ioed ,hn
uppers thick soles and hgh Al who saw ,he;e
al only 81 the ordinary kind good any other IN market at
a IS IS and Is. Every other kind equally low,
rhee eeynnt Ruhbcrs etaed only nj . Maiden Lane,
- ~ ~ HORACE II. DAY.
dtor \ Successor to RoNbury lrtiu Rubber Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

Arrived.
Bark Doaglss Townsend % days from Gibraltar. ,n and
rdSe In Francig Siied day, ship Burton for Boz
ton Lett hrg Ceryan,es, ldg for do.
Rnrk George & Henry Kinch. (oi Batmore) from Csnca
Island WIN Cnlac 0I days with gnano To Aisop 4 Chaun
bsy Left G. ship Scaman waiting order'; scr shark
nc Hear. Means (of North Yarmouth a days from Rio
Gronde hides ar5eck & C. Lett bfss Eugene Dnh;
saiar ,r Eagle Of und or Salem, next day. Cheaisna Of
s Rrsh ps Ifs Ann, Scott II Js Turks Iland salt to James
BmisR brig Leade. Davis. IL ' f Windsor N5 fsh and
Sr Roscoe, Eaton ds n Richmond. with coal bound to
Bost-n. . = ~ ,., Nf, t .,o,o %
Mitchell s. c.. On the 9th ui. sale from WSVest lost
mari of her deck load
@ scSr Hale Bear.e days from Boston. with ndsoO
Sehf Velocity Montgomery cutle, Me- fish, &c to Smith
sch; Natchman Smith, Thounston. lime.
sschr Delta. Ulra. ThoInnstDn, lime.
Scbr Industry, Brown, NBedtord oil.
schr Imperial. swain, Nantucket. rndse
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
DIED,
a in.tant. JoHN WRTTE. reliet Of

On Tuesday morning. Cd instant, JOHN WHITE, reiict Of
LYDIA Tulman, in the 9th year q! hisuge.
The friends ncqunntances of the family respect ny
invited In attend Ms funeral tins afternoon at O'clock fran
his residence, No IS Stanton u
On Monday. Cd instant OF consumption. WILLIAM HEN
RY ri LESIiN in the 18th year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of The any Tlso New. York DIV
spectluy invited to attend hs funeral frum his father. resi-
lence No. IA Baf:ow at O'Clock. Wednesday. tie ith
i In Biooklyn on Monday, q December, Miss HANNAH A.
WALLACE. la,c pi Rochester
The relatives and frieois Of her b-aers Matthew T.. vii
liam H. James and John w reIe4iei attend her inner
nl i. "wednesday morning. NJ l0s o'clock from Calvary
Church. Brcuklyn.
Rochester papers will please copy.
A. SpenreT.nrn Columbia Co. Sunday the 18th NOreT
her Miss ELIZABETH NJ. LAWRENCE nred 81 yeays.
At NewHavcn Conn., op the 2l Of Soyemer ntet long
ROGER PROUT, ESQ the 18th yea, OF his formerly
Of this CITY, and for the last sixteen years resident of New
HGven.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

Last evening, Decen5e:s by Rev. Dr. lInor. WILLIAM
B SCOTT Of the firm of 1h1nns Hunt & CO. 10 AIRY r.
SEAMAN. daughter of the late Dr. L. II. SEAMAN.
On the q inst By Hon jas HItpc Mr. r TH9MAs M SEA
John L. franklin OF Fiushag, L. j.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

gey- ARE YOU IN WANT OF ANY OF TIE FOL-
LOVING Genuic Articles IF you procure them nj
the original depot 81 Walker street, Inst s,ore FROM Broad
way.
Gourrads Iacn S0c2 for curing all skin &enishss and
discOtOrdtig7S.
CiourGud's Rgir DIR, eGrraHted.
Gouraui's Liquid HGgaa5ie ROHgr.
BIDS H1r ResorGtire positively thc only article that
sever fails uIce hair g.uw Bald places and pre-
vent. falling off, We have slSo the following popular afti
ces for the growth OF hair ever ot which, however! we
are constrained mu yield to Bsais Justly celebrated
Hair RcstordtICf.
.iayRes Hair T0sie
OidrifLgcs Bdin of Columbia.
Cl,rehaghs Tricogserous Hvgefr Hlsr Cream.
Cinese Cement t0r niendias CHING and Glass, var
odorlsrous Pa,t:les for fun-eting Pery suos
Sanas Sarsq2qrd ind general assortment Of Perfume
~ vcy and shell combs cutlery and fancy articles OF almost
all kinds. A lady in attendance
ootn,d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

IL rich entertainment this ftern9on al the New. York
eight IN number. Williams, the chm chopper md comic
dancer also appears addition Knvnnnah Murphy, hiss
Adrir, a.s eseyiyne &c. rich trent Tor one sllng
performance IN the evening as usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

CoLp IN THE HgAD.-A Lozenge TO cure this
disagreeable complaint is made by Il !. Codding-
ton Druggista, 1863 Hudson-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

~ grand Exibtoa comes Off Old Bunker at the Co
leum Broadway, at O'Clock this afternoon, for tnmies,
schools Sc and parents and teachers should not fail In
rsoHber H. Ii Of amusement blended with The
valuable instruction We sorry To learn that leave
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
Old Sores, Erysipelas.
Rr,iSss. Piles, either blind
Sore Eyes, lor pIeccin,s
Sclius,
Chilbaius,

cbiIh,,,r. SnTe Evv.s for bleeding.
60 soon a. whole public understand The wonderful sok
inr effects o this saye well some do now, every nnEs
can mus use H. o; no humane father will him for his
family phy,iciar Some doctors dead ST cgaist
tbs woider OF The age because does what they aevsF
iren,re OF doing, and vvu they meyer can 90 wiihor, u
by thef they enough 10 subn ~ once 10
n; influence We cali on al, men 10 enpsy no doctor IN auy
O. lie above casa who Will be absurd enouEf 10 refuse IL or
,,nos;of enough condemn The make n Salve as
cood or, win oil and lime water VIII no longer DO
I've arc determined become public beneiucto sn te SUD
et and make the world know and coues the truth about
his only certain and supid remedy omH C9artandist
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

DEAFNESS CUEgD.-Dr. McNairs Acoustic OIL has COM
ple,ey cured toa deafnes Of Is yeas whe" the iir.t hy:-
cinns in Boston ard Phlaicpn could NJ" give my nci'
lhe orrnn document be n the store FaTnil CON-
plants the very beneficial. NJ WIN. Hayden OF
Md.etnwn Coma. cured nl tn doafness oi sevcanl
wears stnndn. by using bottles Of this OIL Price 81
lisk To be sud u Couraudt stIeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

.
rnte dtscu-ery. e1g Liquid Dye, which n-inniHpsei,
chsncss the colour Ut the Hnif IA beautiful Rruw1 a brS
,ylLI,I, ljy tie Hair Sin The Eresi sIier,y on
this Dye cnrss:s mode ofnpphcrton and u. 'sfi
ncos ec all ,e: dyes requiring op ten io twelve ioan
10 produce any change
superior -Sces,ce vii be ,ppareu, To- creTy qse usg
z-c nppcat!oa Fer Ille by Rs'on e. Co.. lte bFnawnys
10 ts.nr ioe.e and Rpad.ny Of ih Street. js, = -
sfn.,l rs William stre. ani johnson. Aoof e ey,, -
| Phind-pha- 70 iM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

Gt5- SALT RHrux, scRoruLA, scrRvy. Sores. and all
.kn disease cured by the OF Dr. Felix Gouraus wonder
nnd blessing Of the age the Italian Niedcned soap Pfny DO
nI imposed upan by counterfeit bat get the genuine only
the original Oce. 81 Wnlke',tt Isl Store fROS ~ nd
Sny. 20 cents cake. All pay positively refn.cI, II Gou-
rrids alan Sua rapidly cure every Kind OF KIN
disease or discoIorat.on, or bcn.sb wlaiever. d3 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

AoclDEvr.-A Mrs. Howey, residing at p
Oliver street, was knocked down and run over by
a loaded wagon about dark last evening, on the
corner of Nassau and Spruce streets. She Was
badly injured, and was taken into the Office OF
the Sunday School Union, where she remained
while preparations were being made to carry her
10 the Aims house.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

CuILBta.Ys, CnArEs, CHAPS ASp CRAcSs.-Ths IS the
sesnn o tie scar roughpcs and injury happen to deli
cafe skins Lnde pray do Try cake ot Goraud Italian
SOM: warrant only g 5en!shos which your
SKINS NAV be afflicted with but positively by i, p'eseTv
nc the nnr,t clearest skins their orrluai ard utmost
n,ry mud velvet s.nc.s. We pledge reputation H. the
truth this. take But get it genuine only OF The
nrnr;etor 81 Walker 1T Store FROM the corncr o
Rcndwny 20 cents cake. In Boston. ri Jordan, MIX
-ircot Pen7ce. StnwX Hail. Albany; backns Iul .3i
River street Tr0y Storrs, Hudson Cray p"u:hkeepNc
Co.'s: Ca,,kill; Myers ewHayen; Green, Worcester &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04
Boaton Quarte,.e Clab.

SIR Ei;ter heard ,ke.e gentlemen with much delight
sing some tne temperance gees al NJ Coughs ecturr II
Cherry street Monday evening ar sure they ate,ns
mony understand they To aid Mr. Cough a the Apollo
fully in .peakihE hope rnany VIII go and ksnr Ihs-
A.D
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-04

NJ Juvenile Fair.-A Juvenile Far will be heii n
the Lecture Room OF ST. stcphe1 Church corner Chryse
fl. Seek ooering al l. and closing 10 o'clock. " esri
day The Proceeds ior tie Poor Of - Ste2EeH Chufeb