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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10
From the IIarrisonburg Republican
Il IKE MY NAME OFF,

MIR. w. 5. WARD Il have always been a
Democrat, and voted as such, but cannot 90
with that party any longer. have been on
the fence Tor some time; but the late Otlobine
mass meeting has convinced me that | ought
TO vote for CLAY and SEN.
which shall do if live till the 9TH of No
vember. Yours, SC.
PHILIP Il. HELZEL.
Rockingham CO., Oct A, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10
Rockingham CO., Oct. A, 1914.
FRAUD AND VIOLENCE

To he used in New Jerscy-The N. York
Tribune has the manuscript, picked up in the
Empire Club Room Of that City, "a rang OF
buIiIes,) giving the arrangements for bringing
5S1 votes into the several counties of New
Jersey at the coming election. The different
sqads are to be headed by these DULLES, and
their votes to be forced in, without regard to
right.
The Wings being forewarned, will, it is
hoped; be prepared for this INVASION of their
rights.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10

A SIGN OF CnARAcTER.-In Fayelte coun-
iy, KY, where Mr.. Clay resides, there are, it
is stated, about 40 Ministers Of the Gospel. of
various denominations, and all, except two,
go for Mr.. Clay for the Presidency. Can
James K. Polk say as much for his county;
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10

Majority OH Joint ballot this year is 40,
which secures the election of u S. Senator,
vice Hon. VIM. Merrick, whose term expires
on the 9TH of March next
Prats majority over Carroll 514-Tho-
mass majority in 1S4l-659.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10

In answer to Friendly Wing, we would re-
mark that there has been no election held in the
corporation OF Stanton TO ascertain The majority
in the present canvass, and that he may inform
the Uery Ueracious Democrat that the majority in
stead of being only "three," will be more than
twenty times three.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10
.S N A W N IN O. Nss
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1874.

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
HENRY CLAY, OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN .orN.Y
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-10
THE BUCKINGHAM CONVENTION.

The Wing District Convention at the Buckino.
ham Springs last week, is said to have been D
most enthusiastic dssemblage, numbering about
5000 persons. The meeting was addressed by
Henry p. irving, of Cumberland, VIM. l.. Cog
GIN OF Bedford, James Lyons, of Richmond,
John b. Gil'oer, of Albemarle, Holden Rhodes Of
Richmond, Joseph X. Irving, of Amherst, Rich
ard Cooke, Of Fluvanna, and Richard II. Toler,
of Lynchburg.
IHE TARIFF OF 42-Mr Clay in his
speech on the Compromise bill said" THE
PTotecHre policy stands Setf-uindjcated-it
has scattered its rich fruits all over the land,
and is sustained by the experience Of ali pow
erlul and prosperous nations ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
DORR g. CHANT Err,
DRY GOODS,
Liberty-strect.

MILLINERY AND SILK GOODS@CHEAP FOR
vi CASH.-The subscriber has received within tie ssttew
days. No 81 BearerSset. three door from Pearl set
and FANCY SILK GOODS for the Fsll Trade Having
and knows his assoen, cannot BE BEAT He speaks par
aenlsrly Of BONNET SILKS. yELVETs. SATlN5 and ~
assortment be found and will be constantly Bah
from auction and private sale daily the season
As buys and CASH, he well knows that extra
Inducements be held out induce 70 buy that
way and he believes the reputation he has Of selling for less
than can be bought elsewhere sure guarantee for that
he invites MERCHANTS and MILLNrRs To call and examine
before purchasing; 1heL may depend that will not only
pay do but they viii be most TO find wnat they want
ifff i to be kad-
Sc iniy l. NJ. STEVENS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
WELSH'S EATIHG HOUSE,
90 ITO doors belo,0 the Sun office
BILL OF FARE.
Puddings, Pies, Custar'
praak "a,
All the ielicacies in their season.
CLOSED on SUNDAY. sill Imis

CLOSED or SUNDAY. sill Tms
SHERFs SALEBy virtue Of ,evesl writ; Of fen "a
s,, to me e M II .s II. ;,s Sa o S Cy
s OF ,s Of York all the ,ish, e.; ls ga and n.sei
9 Jacob Trip he MD On n s S % =. aal hat 81
pieces parcels Of lrod with the sul.dng therein
York. bounded together md containing follows 70 wit
Commencing at the pont Intersection 81 tne westerly zee
Sevsoh street and running thence eery along the
norhery side ofhe said las the rame "a
iaches ihszes northeastey line at rshtaoxI-, with
Seventy hundred feet thence noh weas
parallel Seventy seysnh-<treet entThve et hho
thence norh enserly line at ,ightangea with seventy
S5s ss Of s Daot ss,
along the said boundary line on lime pairee
iuebes 20 he westerly sds Of the Boomngdae Road and
thence souhery along said westerly ado OF the
psce fbernning together with one halt of Seventy
street the centre thereof VI %a oSs shs '
p h9si New. York. Sept ls,h isa sso1.wsw
CHERISFs sALEBy virtue Of writ Of Fieli Faea, 10 %
vesbue Of Cry Hail. Monday the 9Th day Of Segep
S Sa had on The M Ae or q,
whose hnnds The may be TO O. IN me oe
Sales s and 0ss ssa he
side Of the EsaM ewsea hs CIV e 81 New
YORK known and distinguished snted asp OF ne
Frs, DIVISION sfthe Estate OF Samuel = Noo nrob.I
One Thaa.s nd Es HunGd and Daniel Ewen
Ctv Snrvevor nv the numbers following TO %u-NubDef
nineteen ils twenty Co., twenty t9 and twenty-five
"a the mid several Lots and premises containing IL
, ins ncSes and in length on each side audrd
eet-and are nrcther bounded South on EsHn Az AZ
.nre Lot known aod dbtlnzuished On me
MAJ aforesaid BY the number tweny,hee t south So
eriy By Lo. number eighteen e on aid map emo H''
Eastety By Ihi''y-e'sn-n SUES WIN. JONES, sheriff.
HWY c. ScoTT. Depy Sheriff r,
Ney-York. July 9th. lsA ~ ,s az o s 70
Tine above sale postponed until Ihn1day ne En- ~
noon at the place. IL JUN e, Si s.
The above sale postponed until Mondsy Gh Segamsef'
NJ tie sams hour and plnce. WIN, JONES, ensnf:
HTHEr c. scorT, Deputy Ehsnd. ~ II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

CODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CHARACTERISTICS sub.
scTiber wishes make known To the public that much Of
the biscuit crackers which .od this CITY by the above
names entirely different from the soDA BISCUIT and su
sAR CRACKERS his Bakery which have been seA
Ly inyudI particularly those suffer from indigestion.
for than twenty yean with the best results VINE tbs
imitation which be made TOR less price, though perhaps
good for penoD in health wholly unit 'r the sex Zoe
above BtsGurr nnd CRAekxas az buTTTs aiscgI 1
and Navy BREAD, Of the first quality are constantly LOT
saIe al the we'll establishment, 20 WnshinEf0n suef
corner OF Warren street EPHBhlm ihr-hDWS' LIZ
In,sffGr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

These various lines oil show very favorable state OF things,
and clearly demonstrate that for investments railroad shares
IRE US profitable as Bank shnres.
meeting was held al Worcester on Saturday
last IN relation Providence and Worcester Railroad
ect Statements of the estimated business OF the road
handed in by which appears that the road Mibury
rams through "a and villages continuing % 900 popui
lon cotton mills running 30IJ spnde and considerable
number of wooden mills and machine shops The number OF
IONS of merchandise transported about 80 900. 1t
be admitted that the mos proper through the valley
of line Blackstone only the most feasible bu:
nodntins the largest Of population and business. This
therefore is he that hus been particularly examined
md on which calculations based. The estimated
of the road on the line direct Worcester via Mbny DIS,
tunce 43 II leo miles with maximum grade of % 7600 feel
per mile. is
Gtndiug masonry and bridging S3?5. 0s6 Is
Tue railway track rdDg side tracks and depot 49,
tracks Al miles at e62) 90 400 N
LINN
Depot buLngs engine house and shop. 4oU0
Locomotives ana ours ei'eS W
Engineering and contingencies 3.oo5 ~
Total w
Estimated cost Of the road line To the Grafton Depot dis
tnnce % 10 100 miles of rond ~ 81 lUO to Worcester
maximum grade rond % 40ll0 n!e and 20 feel
pee mile q tRs Western road. ~ 49, .
TRADING masonry aud bridging 6o3iSSo ~
The railway track. including side tracks and depot . -
tracks-4l miles at 5oa) oSoIVO W
and damages Observation-Disclosures. l9,t o. o.
Depot buildings. engine house and shop 15Wv w
nrnm.yes ind chr e7Uv0 60
Fnrineernr and coming ances ,............ 6O4 H.
Total $50 U0J GJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

SHlRTs-Ot supesor quality and latest styles at the New
eya Furnishing Store R Broadway three door below the
Franklin Houxa. laun istfl J. C. BOOTH & CO.
L,ARTHEN WARE-Now landing. new styles and pat
II Of Esrthsn and China Ware. Repacked for the
country trade cheap Also 30 o0 segan, ye51ntsd Spanish
fllers. EDWARD FlLLEq.
AZ lmeodiI< Is Msldso LAne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
Commits Patent Yeast.

COnant's Patent Yeast.
THE GREAT SECRET DlSCOVERED-Ths Yeast Is
an acid which, being combined in proper chemical pro-
portion, with an akn mpregnnes the dough with carbonic
acid gas without affecting any way the orknu properties
of the Flour, and thus when baked producing PERFECT
BREAD. In tho Use at
'NN CONANTS PATENT YEAST,
there be good for having poor orend
chemical certainty 10 miss u rnahennu-
cal certainty and the bread be not light spongy and sw
If in word, he perfect It because the Proportions
of the Yeast and Saarats not exactly right The com
mode of rasns dough BY the slow process OF ynou'
fermentation the mode by almost nstdnfdaeous e
iervescence. You make it, and bake IT, and have on
the table too, thirty minutes and eat hot or cold a. you
like, without danger TO your health. . . ,,,,,,
Sold, wholesale and Retuil, by N. Z. MUSSEf; -
81 tits 1877 Nassaus of Beekmnn. IN Clinton Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
SPLENDID GOODS AT THE
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

No. ZAP FULroN-sTREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received large and elegant assortment OF Fall and
Winter Goods gsntIemena and prepared
tosuppy our cuItouss with garments Of description OF
superior workmanship both with regard style and durabi
IT, and at prices far below of the pretended cheap cash
establishments IN Broadway. Those establishments being
compelled by of hor great charge ncreas
ell prices for garments inferior workmanship In ordc that
gentlemen may be convinced OF the truth Of our statement We
invite them examination OF our goods as well as 70 mo
style of our garments which ater Ourselves will compare
yornby with any made this country and nj the most
satisfactory A. s. FISHER & co. sl6 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
For The PILES.

D FAD the following: interesting ense and remarkable cure
IL OF Piles Mr.. Bowman. distinguished arch tect 70
siding in Broadway hrs been afflicted with the Pes fF four
rrn years lie con,ust about three month"; since IN
breath was foul appetite bat liver orpd s"naI paptn
tons cnenance pale and nnsud. complains VI pam. over
the kidneys great irritation and weight IN the lower
lection of the bowels attended pile much In
famed nj tunes 10 SUFFERING at other times
relieving themselves by prose dchsIge Of blood inducing
ed irritation had in some lost their power producing
umbnSo and WINS with much difficulty that he could walk:
hl ,ep wn, feeble and om had expended more than hre
hundred dollars fourteen years for this complaint and pad
med only temporary relief entirely cured, having
tnken only Temporary relief; entirely cured. having
taken only boIes Of PILE ELECTuaRY has Travelled
complaint we'll and active he was thirty ysaIs
ago and attributes all TO that nesmabe remedy, h Ut-
HAMS PILE ELECTUARY. Render. thus = only one o.
thousand similar cured By the fane nznns Ihe fn
Esctua internal remedy sold BY the Proprietor a an
Office lo6 Bowery foo. d,o above Spring itreet Acveo
rratI Remember 1856 Bowery. Azens J. E. Warner Co
CCoIn,n 4, u pnfslo 50 2n Is I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
Markets-cdrstully reported for The Tribune.

THURSDAY. Sept 10.
AsHES-There fair demand for Pots to day at Is
the sae reach 20 bbl for export Pearls are rather dull NJ
bbis.
submit The transactions have been 6O bales ut % &c
decline The market closes without hrmnesS.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Genesee Is again
better day and large receivers steady at s for
s The 81 4 oasny ss
his %oIng modsIste Fl, sEe, Michigan and 1" are Ell
s ene. seD sad be- o GO Ph WINS made
lev $ e be TS s1 @ ae only DD
demand The quotation ia ~ of flesh sorseown Btanty
Sp i II h inquiry Ese Sale, 10 bis
yeT ISt IN Of the want
We quote Is 3a. Sales Ship 9tufS atsa ~ of west
ern aud Troy.
GRAIN-We hear of nothing doing in Wheat. executing
sale OF % bushels North Carolina to arrive at s. Gems
SAMPLES to arrive The supplies Of Cora small ana prices
ufe steady sales 100 bushels Northern at % 5Ic Nothing
New Orleans from store about 4oc weight Sales 700 bush
mad Sale. Ioeo bushels owed Barley al Sc brewer
OLIVE notice sale OF 90 barrels crude Whale. at b Cts
for expert. l.iuseed is very dull.
CoAIl-Some lots of Liverpool OIe some 200 tons have
been sold for inferior and about s Is for good The sup
ply is large.
HIDEs-A sale of 25s Barcelona mude at about pre-
PLASTER-Ths arrivals are few. and there is good de
We quote 81 ~ delivered here and So odeveed w
the river.
HOpS-A sne of leo ba new has been made on prynte
terms supposed 10 The harvest good and the East
ern hsps are considered good the Western this season.
WHIsKEY-S,ate Prison bbs are q Cts with small sales
The market firm. and receipts ma Dncge IN
rond inour, Al "A cts Sales Of small lot Of Cider Brandy al
81 CTS. cash
HAY-rhe demand for shipping is small. and the supply
good quote g. IS Lots for the City trade aTe held al
10 Il 50 cs
PRovISIONS-In Ohio Pork we do not hear Of much do
nr but the rather rEer buyer still holding OIL
IN hopes OF lower but holders steady The quo
ta,ions are 6s for Prime and 8 for Mes with only sina
sales For Prime e2s offered and refnssd by some
dealer. Sales 100 bbs Prime al IS. In Beef there l.
very little activity. and prices heavy we quote PRIME
Country 90 81 Mess W 25; City Is and 3I7s
6. There considerable movement Lard, and the mar
ke s,cady SIS CTS per ID We notice sales ~ hhd'
Picked Hams at 81 cts:2 cts Tor sour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
.Ses First Page.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Bremen ship Isabella Anderson. "a days from Bremen.
Ship Camis Wellington IS days from Trieste. passed Glib
BSrk nn Lous Machad % day. from Vera Cruz ,9e-
hS to B Ss CG lem SnS Ana Ana
noI only vessels Saw morning soap-Ot
S Ss 81. ss Aoa
Brush bark Cosmo Ou,erbrdge, from BRISTOL Eng, Au:
Brig sally Ann Tucker IL days from Baltimore. ,on
Wv Thorne Sept H. 70 miles est Of Cape ae9ry picked
sci sci had lost her deck load in the late NE gales
ss se
York 10 VIM DAVIS Comrs for Boston dayT r..
has been north Of Cape Hat''as and experienced
Brs SSnSaan EIery Is days from Mobile cotton.
Brs csib Ponerhed 10 day, from Bonaire. salt. 10
Sehr Hudson Baker from Baracoa via Norfolk. days,
bscco and cocoanuts. 10 Asnew Son. Lett no American
schr Ph.be Eliza Osborn. day, from Aersndr. nour
Sturges Chairman
Below.
BIZ. eary Leeds. and CHER bris' unknown. Wind Sc.
Sailed,
BARK 2 Ring Charleston.
Bfig Samson, Ecy West. and otheri.
s.p,s lat 81 g. lon 70 60 br- Porte Rico from Aux Cages
's nSIoh +. u 80 lon AK brig Champion of Portland IA
day. from Mayusuez. PR. for Boiimore.
Wa..m. say, the Norfolk Herald from Can. Paine. Of the
Schr Tarsun he Informed By baltimore pio,ooa
hn three of the Capes bottom no lapt hes
of the San,e Name. reports schooner on 'e
miny River, with both gene nnrns unknoNh. ION
,p Ena Of bark louisiana. we learn thut scnooEti "
bm, 20 los buhen the southwark OF the cape
He so passed the Patches chain boxes mud some snhse
,hrb vers 10 from the nbos Treck
SInnn Issfnnre of Nantucket hence for Albany. with
pl.,ter on the nsht Of the 18th inst of Rae, Poni 60
ron,. 81 with fishing schcone and Wsk cut GOV
I" the waters edge. or man.al also bndly tnn enc
was run on shore Wood End where her leak WAS oppea
nd
The SCHOONER proceeded ana
teesiysd no damage except having bulwstk stove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

Er Beaver ana MoIeskin Hats.-O. FISH in
va the s:erOn ofihe tasteful and discriminating hs Fail
the above decrinor pa:iicrary a; 81 90 light, elastic and
gracetu article and cheap r. tTuiifu. Hs oas expert
pubic Of iheir obtaining a. Sales Room. liz Eo.dvay
Teneel and su2e!'o. article IN ever F.speet 20 81
NT Fail Style OF DsJs.-Bird. corner Pine
and Nassau Streets.-Gea;eu,en's hats OF the style
fo ;be ensug season. hy for examination and SALE
arrI Imss BIRD. cor. Pine ard Nassau SIS.
q Au.pE.n Eats.-T+e s1bscTrber announces 10
his cu,tnrnc and oar. h readiness supply ina Fail PAT;
-ter- az 5es-rneus hais.
fuestSu,Ein aIaished a,..............s. 3
% quality. :" .'................ Is
au3l isd SPENCER, 81 Chambers street.
&C Gentiemcn's Rais-FALL FAsHIOE-WAR-
socks ai Broadway have ready fo sale their
ofGentlemen's Hht,. for the ensuing season. asosf
- Fall Fashion fer Eats.-o. FISH has now
ready the Fail Hats. which gentlemen invited
TO call and examine his Warehouse. 10 Broadway. two
door above lie City Hotel. ORLANDO FISH,
au0 istf Fashionable Halter.
4" New Style GenticmeD's E.ts.-The sub
'cber prepared 70 furnish h' new style Tor the fall
,ra enoyea IN tie pre- ucnn othis essential article OF
res, hADoN W. Fgfh ,, a!as, H Iss.,n
10 Barry,s Fall Fashions for Gen,lemens Hair
Cutting will be Introduced the Rooms. No Us Broadway
Shortly after he arrival ofthe British Steamer Britannia
50 Inns
n- The pac ket ship Gladiator fI London vii!
sail Saturday 3i,t INST q, IL O'Clock. alS
Uy Graham House. 65 Berclay.-Ctzens OF
desiring quiet home where real Temper
diet prosrcd ihe. consisting OF Vegetables Fruits
without .tlmulants flesh meats invited 10 g.itoIize
TINS hou4e. Terms modernts. Shower baths free
au2 ifs X. GOSS.
10 BoARDING.-Mrs. G. IS. having opened the
and house y Nesey S. near the Aston House.
poers choice OF desirable transient permanent
Bonrden. Croion Shower. and cold Baths FREE The
location cenr We; quiet md shady Terms moderate
aust lis
E-NO Charge Until rhe Untr IL Restored
isthe hch beels far Restorative applied nj the
Office No 49,: Fest venue. New ork. Depot LIS Broad
xay: Boston depof. z Aiiia st
y. B. Personal reference given as 10 its Success.
AGgSTs.-Nm T. Parker. Newark. Il L. Swan. Roches
ter l. X. Dow. New Haven sl4 iwls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

No. VIM. M Her will preach at the House OF Prayer
conner OF LhIi,;ie and Delaney sts next Lords Day alter
noon and evening when he will state his present position anu
the morning.
Brookyn m tbs morning and Franklin Hall. Chatham
SQUARE New York in the atenoon-H " Teal IN the moTn
Advert CAMP MrrTrys about mile east Of Williams
Brio re- near the villages OF East and West CHESTER VII com
18th inst Can leave the City Hall several tunes day
guar fare Is Tickets be obtained nj the once Of
zen milei' Einie,' o' sN2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
DRY GOODS.
ARRIVED TODAY.

ARRIVED TO-DAf.
J. o. TAYLOR II co. 50 Cedar-street.
RECEIVED to day per schooner from Boston, large snip
ment of Eannes Satnc,s and Prints. which they offer OF
reduced prce for cash o. & Co. will be happy to show
cash buyers their stock of Fancy anu Staple DRY
Goods which tney determined to sell an the most favoa
-, -, o,,h., h, Tho c,,e hale or niec. sig istf
DRINTFD CALlCOES-PR!CES REDUCED:rLEt &
BREWSTER offer Tor sale nj Their Warehouse iof fha'
ed Caicoes exclusively, at No. 81 Cedar street, large u.s.
,omen, OF Prints embracing ever thousand different pat
terms and coorings American. French Turkey Red &c &c
in every variety of sy.c many OF which they enabled TO
ofe. at prices from
than the prices fJuly.
Catalogues of Prices corrected with variation of the
Market are placed in the hands of buyers. Sis ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

OF Second Personal Coming OF Christ
z viii lecture at Frankln Hall No 10 Chathsm SQusle
M F,dsv md Sar,sy evenings Of this week Serves COM
invited 10 attend s-'it
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IA|a|laEH!S||!Y|IlIIl!I||I|E|llg

ECCALEOBION OR EGG.HtTCHING EXHIBITION
o,en from a. NJ tosunset at IS Broadway The wonder
f phenomenon of pod animal life By stcGIa here ds
played Ia the qualification the Scientific and CuTousiur
.hort time only Tickets cents-Panpnies b censIMa-
chine, for 81 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

Sold c, 3 cent, per box with Full directions Dr. Bran
dreh's Offices 2ii Brosh.7.y n T. North 9Th street hill
sdephn MERCER and Lsgh streets Baltimore. and II Han
over st:est Boston. 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
COMMENCING ON MONDAY AND EVERY EVEN
Ire DURING THE WEEK AT THE l.YCEUM HALL, COR
sER oy LIsPKSARD-srREKr AND BROADWAY. ArEw
BELOW CANAL, ENTRANCE IN LIsfYSARD.
LIoHT O'CLOCK
NR. JOHNSON, IN accordance with numerous requests,
~ will give Il of lie and experiments Us above.
young recently from London where he intro
duced 10 the royal circle by Dr. Ell osOn and for
100 consecutive nights before crowded audiences developing
new and extraordinary phenomena will be the subject OF
the evening
Tickets % cents each.
Dr. continues diseases By the aid Of Magnetism n;
lis Chambers street. ~ Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
,rE-hib,t,ou of the Queens County Hor-

>, hihIffOn OF the queens = Otlnty f1oI-
t{culturaI Society.-Ths Soc,e'y viii hold It's hs An;
Exhibition Tuesday and MeS aS he Fb ans
PAVILION l. All persons interested II Horticultural Pr2auet'
are respectfully requested to prssen, sees IoI az su
the 9th All articles he distinctly labelled with her Names
and the Of the grower or pei,Sn pesen,ns mem M,
served will be ,od public auction thus aio 't a.. a.
to be APPROPRIATED towards deaynG the expenses OF the e1h
btion. ~ ,...L
The Exhibition will be opened at IL O'clock A d. on each
day. -, ,;.t., ,,;,
cd-n one gentleman and one or mara ladies'
The society will spare pains to make tbs n ht Annua
Exhibition worthy of public patronage The vast amount OF
rhoca frpi, md dover cui aied and around Flnshng
alone will furnish the materials for ordinary show is e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
INTELLIGE NCE
THURSDAY.

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SE7INDOW SHADE DEPOT. No. ] SPRuCr -sTREET.-
w The subscribers would advise oil those who wish TO pur
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Adjustments the city and they truly theirs Is The on
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tons done style surpassed Artists OF acknow-
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three or four apprentices None need apply unless they have
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E- GouRlUp's ITALIAN MRpIcATED soar for curias
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