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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

u THOMAS CHsYsrAL, the Lynn Shoemaker,
will speak in illustration and defence of the I arii
At CGrks Corners Westches,er CO. to-day. 9Th.
At .Te.-Grk. y. }. Tuesday. Sept. lQIh.
At Jersey Cay. Friday. l3h.
At Rcd Bank ~ J. Mass Meetinsl Sat lith.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
urJonN Qurscy ADAMS benig invited to attenc

The accident to which Mr.. Adams refers, was,
as VIC Learn from the Express, received near this
city, at The Jersey City ferry, while on his way
from Washington to Quincy. lis lady, also,
Was q sufferer; both we believe, having fallen
three or four feet between the dock and pier
The escape for both was very narrow one.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

MusIc-"The celebrated Polkas as danced al
the Soirecs du Haut-ton in London, Paris and
Vienna, and e" Ilark the Echoing Ilom," have Just
been published ut Millets Music Saloon, 3?9 Broad
Way.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
w. ..a, ves,erday private letters re.

TrxAs.-Wc saw yesterday private letters IT,
received by the Republic from the most rcspsSs ~
able sources i'll Galveston, which give %, :,
plorable account Of the raysges oi the lever a% IL
cil7, winch, however, had soneTha. aUa,vs 5am,s
when the Republic left. Ii swept 'hr'Gsf ,glns
familics, prcsirating every member, TIE ehildEsn
and servants not escaping. In the thFeaienIns =
asoect , OF iiesico aad the risk Of an attack upon
Galveston, tie inhabitants would naturally nave
torrd causc fcr alarm, h,t &c noie in'inco'a's
danger rom the PestI!cnee oYefPo"el'u, 80!
feeling OF the kind One geotisman, III i''e"''s
siyn, SAID suppose tI,e citis<ns hass come
/, the concu-icn ibal 1t is Us well to die by ;nt
sword as by disease. have beea residing here
nearly seven wears, ana have hesfd OF tie
vol 50 oiten, that feel II" seFt OF a!itenSh,
,;on on the score If IN snv,.sion but my wife,
bcl;syc. 5 little alarmed" And such, 50 tai
as VIC can learn, is the feeling Pcrvading the n,4s'
of Texans. IN. o. Plcayune. Aug. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

u WILLIAM SAWYER has been nominated for
Congress by the Locos of the Vth North West
ern) District of Ohio, in place of Hon. Emery D..
Potter superseded. Last year, Judge Potter was
taken from the President Judgeship Of his Dis
trict 70 be sent TO Congress Wing was chosen
President Judge in his place by the last Lcgisls-
turc, and now he is set ashore Sawyer used 10
run against P. G. Goodc, and get defeated; heis
now opposed by JAMES WATSON RILEY, son OF
Capt. Riley we'll known from his shpwreck and
African adventures The present District has
hitherto been strongly Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Egr PANTING.-Its is TO be observed with pleasure
that painting is attaining an increased attention and
importance III this country. The art of Landscape
Painting in oil coiorS is deseryedly popular from
its superiority any other style in eecr, durability
and ease with which it is acquired 1t specially
commends itself to the ladies, and take the liber-
ty et reminding them that Mrs. PERLEY, No. 23
Third-street, instructs in this beautiful art
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

u Col. y. II. BULLOCK, formerly editor 0
The Worcester -Egis, will address the Wings o
Brooklyn, at the Log Cabin, on "Wednesday
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

L,uzExe & II. :. e. Aus. =. 1911.
CuAuIrogs EIRE-Uur Village has agaIn
been the scene ol a sad calamity by ire. About
. o'clock last night, Tuesday fire was dis
covered between two unoccupcd buildings near
iy adjoining each other, in lhc northwest corner
Of the Public Square, one formerly occupied by
]. P. Kenuedy, as grocery, and The other by 10
scph Vance, as tailor's shop and dwelling
both owned by Samuel Vance.
All the buildings between Saml Foods ana
Days shoe shop--onc whole row--kitchens and
out.hcuses, ere totally Destroyed, including
Sam'l Fleming store, formerly known as Elem,
ing {, Mills store, Samuel Barksda!e's store and
dwelling, owucd by Bafksdse \ >sxon' John =
DISTANCES ,ayegn and grocery, Il bfick house oc-
cu7ic,i h. Richard Ilix as s;'ddofs shop own
cd By Col G.hy, and ii s;crc house occupied by j.
K. Ba5lslai1 as grocery, ard OWED by Col'
Irby.
The fire is believed to be tie work OF an incen-
diary. The principal sufferers are Samuel Flcm-
ing, Samuel Blrksdalc & Co and John S. Os-
bornc The entire loss is estimated at about
$4,000, as none of the houses were insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Is TO l3-that the chocc should be made by
General Ticket. So this was fixed TO his
liking. 1t was then decidc4 that majority,
and not plurality, 81 votes should be requisite
10 choice Next, that it is eSPedicnt to
pass law giving the choice of Electors OF
F:esidene and Vice President 70 the People
iycs Is, Noes l5-S;s-s Wright vc.ing last
aud giving the CASING vote IN favor Of the ab-
gtrac proposition that he People ought 10 '.e al.
owed 10 choosc the. os0 Electors. Now II
would soem Z settled matter that the bill was to
oass-would seen 80, tiat is, 10 those who do
not understand the ways Of the Albany Regency,
and especially Of Silas Wright. Bu,no! tho vic
tim WAS but deckcd 70, the s.cr.iice.-Mr. 0g-
den now moved that the bill be referred to the
Committee Of the Whole, TO be perfected aud PFC
pared for lis final passage. But NJ. Livingston
+. z. of Columbia, we t1i;eve) met this with a
molten that The question ofrefcrcnce be rosTPoN-
I'd TO Ike FIRST Mondgp in N6rembcy 1t!-that
IS, till it would be tco late TO give for that time
the choice 10 the People. Hcrcupon Mr.. S'las
Wright (who had Just voted that the People
ought to choose the Elec;ors) announced that lie
should cote for the postpcaeme"t! After some
farther spirited discussion, the vote was taken,
ana the postponcment carried by the vo:es Of ST.
las Wright and Mr.. Mallory, who had also
voted that The People omght to be permitted to
choose for themselves. The vote on Postpone.
mcnt-tla! is on dcp.ving the Peo. o of the
al, I Il,
turc-stood
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

ANIMAL MAGSErIsM.-Dr. Johnson's lectures, al
the corner Of Lispenard and Broadway, were last
week attended by the elite of the city. He coniin-
ues them every evening this week, commencing this
evening. He has secured celebrated subject
from Europe, whowas magne'ized before the Queen
ard crowded audiences by DR.. ElIiotson, Tor 700
consecutive nights, presenting phenomena never
before witnessed il this country. We have wtnes-
sed him in private, and can bear testimony to his
r,franrGinnry noMers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
NOW JaYsELFr-FREEE EXHTffJTIpx Ef}lIfg pt:S-TG o

ruRFSnTB:IcAI. CASTS. SKULLS. BUSTS.
&c 81 F0WLER PhIenoqreai Cabinet, No l3i , HaSsai
street.; Clinton Hall IL Z whe-- nay ne ohiained Books ~
ali Kinds anpertanirg 10 the Sce..s O. PHRESuLDif
and PHYSIOLOGY, wholesale aa% tsia So ys,sa asf
written delneaiions OF cheacs gwen ne fhIeconsi-
cal Almanac r 1875 now eaty Tor delivery Al o,ts-s
prom2,l7 attended TO. l2t o.
IRISH EMIGRANr SOCfETY.-The 0ficc OF ths Sacle-
,y has been removed Ia No. inn-sTee IN thts CI.y
whe-e Emicen inyited make Application. and where
persons wanting servants. aboreu. agents &C VIII = s1pp-
ed ,SiIho,t charge b order
" va # e'''s'' John BUCKLEY. Agent.
ST0TiI7r.-To Merchants Itnlers. &c.-N. B. palmer IS
the agent and ec.ve5 stTsiSemen' fo' mos; OF The
best newspapers OF the odEcc cTns sn9 ce thousAoui
the IiPt-t States.
~ The terms Of advertising. and the pat -; my be seen
at the COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY 30.
Ito Nassau street, Tribune BuIaIDgS
Er Now IS the IaE pr advertSng IN the ne~spanss
lh- leEhbOfng for The al fcds nuSi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
vOL. Nv. NO. I2S.

Aye, said Mr. w fear will prove 20 n ,re that the Farmer
WI he glad TO get even hall the duy the whole price o.
Ceese. 80 the duty on these articles pnccHbe
utily-no because the fault IN Cong ess or the law but
because we exported these articles and they therefore could
not he protected II then these the reach
OF o'cc,o far the Agricultural beyond the
reach OF protection. Concluded Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
SELPHUS

FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LEG.
SA SPRiNGSr. Pa,ronized by the most eminent surgeons
GU throughout Europe and by the most OF thei
professional brethren the United States and allowed by s
10 be the appronch 10 nature hitherto pr3aured
SELPHo No. 50 Spring sifee;. Gsor Broadwny Ne" fofA
hnve seen the artificial leg of Mr. Selpho lts con.rc
ton appears excellent and well calculated To nns%e. ~ al s
wear them; this IS positive and undenirIe some oil my
friends whom have nua,s inform me that they are super
~ n. ~ oI.,, -. g. Hr Sa, Vo,t au2 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

HAvANA.-Bythe fas-sailing barque Louisa, Cap
tain Gallagher, from Havana in eight days, we were
kindly put in possession, nj late hour in the night
OF our letters and files ofpapers The 24th of August
In hasty glance over them we find that the reports
of health and political quiet, as brought by the Hell
lespont at ork three days previously, are con-
frned and ha, though the trials for political often
ces, las occurring during the late revolutionary ef
forts were still progressing, no execution had of
late taken place. l.. >. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
Postage Reform.

To The Editor Of TIE Tribune
have read with al interest which | think all
share the articles which have appeared from time
to time in the Tribune upon the subject OF cheap
postage Too much cannot, think, be said on
n question which 50 much engages the attention
of the public mind ut this time. 1t does concern
the whole people; and they are Just beginning TO
see it in its true light which is that of an odous
system of taxation, imposed on them to support
the Frank,ng pyirilege 50 shamefuliy abused BY
its possessors. Merely TO show that the charge
of abuse is not unfounded, will mention one
fact among many others which have come under
my personal notice. A gentleman of my &C
oaaintancc has been in the habit of correspond
ing with friend in Washington during the ses
sions of Congress, in the following manner: He
writes, and encloses the letter in an envelop
ftanked to some Member OF Congress who will
deliver as directed. The answer is returned in
the members frank. Eecuoneering documents
are filing every mail franked by some Member
of Congress (those by Hon. w. w. Payne
are rather the most numerous,) who has remain
ed in Washington fer this purpose. This Is al
evil which calls loudly for a remedy. The Peo-
pie are made to pay exorbitant rates of postage
10 support this frankiDg system which only re-
leves men who are abundantly able to pay their
own postage
Let this system be abolished and an uniform
rate of postage be adoped, and | humbly think
that the affairs of an almost broken down ano
bankrupt Department OF our Government will be
relieved from their difficulty and the poorer class
of community who are now almost denied the
privilege of corresponding will be allowed 10 com
,nunicate with distant friends. Let the press
urge this upon the attention of the public, and
le, one of the mottos of The Wbig party IN ihe
coming contest be, cheap postage and abolition
of the ranking privilege, and they Will succeed
Canterbury. CT Aug. lsA. Noaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
DEITI, BROTHER & co.



AND No 62 FrlruH.sTREET, RRoogLYS.
Original inventors and manufacturers oihe genuine orc
Lamp Also. manuincturrs and tea., ~ improved IAN
phe Lamps solar Lam?s Gnndos. Hall laGirs and Ian
tetns Aal and Solar Shsds Chmniss and Lamp u asse o
all kinds Lamp Wick Purs Sperm C Campnsne anu Burn
low rrce, for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
CLOTHING.

H. WAsHBURN, ate Edser9n ( Washbun) lt " would SIi
snect iy inform friends and customers thnt ne mas
otan the new and spncous Store, No 81 John street between
William and Nassau streets and oui doors from the corner o.
Tiiiam where he will the business o Merchant
aor He would also inform the Public that he wiil have
constantly on hand styles OF Good. OF all descrlp
aer the most approved London and Paran Styles and war
ranted to ht 49,, ,ho;, o,j.,, Nth n .sr
tanty that they shall be promptly and faithfully executed
au7 3m-
TiaiNER COATS of every variety and style al reducea
= nrice, nj the New-York Cash Tailoring EstholshTen
IL Srondyay three below the Frank In House Also
nrye assortment of Shirts made TO order which are warranted
to NJ, anu % oe u '''e'''' j. C. BOOTH & Co.
aRCE ASSORTMENT SUMNER COATS COM
EnNI ;sios Non lean Cnnlets Cashmeres BOmbazine,
Msrpo. FrocSs dOrsays, &c for sale. ready made at 81
BrosSway' oppos"s 'H0 o0 WE T. JENNINGS AZ CO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
FOR THE PILES.

DIX. UPHHW > ELECI UHNI'
"A either internal or external bleeding blind Cases OF
twenty years standing hove been permanently cnred by th
nals s efficacy the office. BE no: imposed upon
See the signature ofthe PROPRIETOR IN his own hand VII
ing the outside wrapper every box and remember nii
the medicine be obtained in this city ONLY at Ne
1876 Bowery -four doors above Of The 3gna
twenty years experience. confined 10 an OFrCE
PRACTICE, where Piles and all chronic Diseases
~, I; Pnwery cul ln,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
CITY HOTEL.

NATCHEZ. MISSISSIPPI,
THIS we'll known establishment hns undergone
li ton of old friends and patrons " Is W ',uaaen % on
@ . ,be steamboat landings large and ay npparmen
ecy gives an over s amy nnyesr osi and the
nbe and Wins be exceed by any other hote IN INC
ou western c0S";d se Ihs ST. ChSfs I Of New
three SpIa those ask who ,
honor with call shall not be neE1GfSsdM EnS MCCONNELL
s,,cbez Mh.. Aug. 10TH 1874. '0'''' 40 aai 2meod
y.AvANA-slrs. VESTS Boarding House has eesn 70
the S"sf de psyS ,ab Sces2sa eHel Gale
sion sni Shab hs, been extensively repaired and
sSnSmy ,gyaS e d sSn Sff%REs fH fss I
,eu seet who viii be happy furnish every n'maion"
yess bound to hnysn5 s.oue..ed to obtain passports which
vii BE- By tbs he who vii PssS % S
vessa!, Immediately on thelI ellivei
HBiEa4 GREfTY sEGRET a. ssd
combined proper chemical proportion, with Sou n sas as:ns @
m v sy the original properties OF the Flour and thus when
producing SEnNyffs5 FATE YE&sT ,
there never good cause for hayng & poor nahema SifG
snS Ps' s Ssa :5f s &
If word. It be not perfect IL n.fau , The common
e mode o asns Dough BY the
on the new m0Se ssd byEe By IT, and have nbe
in thirty ninutes and hot or cold Us you IKE he
danger to your neain 'd b. p MUssEY. Clinton Hail.,
sust corner of Beekman and Naaau-suee9,
IIHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY make en- n.
gaton on tsrus favorable other simil
Inc '''' Capital. saN.oOo-ofce. No. "a Wall street.
E.s ss:fs Taylor, Gsss Ms B. H%sd 4a5s ZEN fsi
f.ea,pE sa9c e r4e.a Tse.: T J. fsSsh
Raxd 1sSn D. Wolfe Meda. sIsa BALDWIN, Peter L. Nevui
Edward NnAI r. iHAvHNs. President;
LEVI. PHI LIPS. Secretary oio
SPRING AND ROLLER BLINDS. white linen and trans
= painted shades OF The newest pafens s w1ve
atty beg to inform his he has for sale the above snd
The a6s s tessSa s
doors of Spnng street Spring rollers oI ,
blinds repaired and painted Southern ofce" pfo%mPtiy %
tended 10 U.s. @
7BEAP PERFIMERY of every DESCRIPTION. a. he sItss
,ye pa,umsry Ts bornory and Soap Works Of JOHNSON
4 VRo0M 5a Tnniiy place near Trinity Church asl~'
MRS from EsR2 2 es, .bes. ons
s,et Tareton and Embroidered dresses Lace, FIeneh
We,tsd esGs ss Ga aeance rass coye SIX Ho
cleaned il the bes; manner 1lm
,oR sALE-A great bargain is offered DrugE,s 9th
and 1ui: e. ss'Sfsap q he DRUG S So
For further pariculaH ENQUIRE oi hobi' d. su, n
NO CALICO PRINTERS. Paper Manufacsnre1 Make.
10. Cotton Dyers &c for sale friction Calender IN mt
working csndOn having paper Gov" VI Il Il. neoe wa
snd :wc n 'on i 5os 1nsa ee ct Apply
EIRE CRACKERS AND FIRE WoRKs.-S9gth.sJ,g, s,,ts ind
Western .upDSed with warranted Fi.e Work,
pnes,a pn.Ssa sy la2 Chatham .treet.
a. '" 5'F' 5zssSfRG sri; ST. Tor
C,OPARTNERsHIP.-T subscribers have TINS day a,so-
u cia,ed with them. VIM a. Hnnes In the Dry Good, In
ross ne and '000'hs ''sa''H 'HA1sTRD, HAINEs & co,
81 e,v YORK. Aug. %. 1884, au1 avs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
r- North American Phaian1, Mo

E- North American PhaianI, Monmouth Co
NJ address Leedvile. P o. IS miles from Newly ork. via
,teaboal US from Fulton Market to Red Bank daily dur
ing the summer Mr.. EDWARD GILES the accredited
Agent of the Phaunx New York. and be consulted
It's business from 81 O'Clock NJ. at his residence. No G
lNnlLerst iyl 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
n B. Particular attention paid TO rebndng Old Books Pc
odcal Music. &c. in good style and at reasonable rates
Persons visiting the city have their books rebound at
,hnr, nn,ira III II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
CUTLERY.

CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, TEA
TRAYS, sc.
EvTUJJANS& BILL 10 Maiden lane. invite the aiten-
w lion of d.aiers 10 their stock Of NEW hOODS 'ho"
opening. consisting. in pntt. Of he following
Fine Ivory TABLE CUTLERF. oil Rogers ana o'ie' 'H"'
ker. g. ,,,o d;,,o fv,,ous nnkersl
I0i x lT IERY-A comp etc assortment oi Rogers
Wos,enho!ms CrGoke's. sc. &c.. ~, ,uo,,.,
RAZORS-W. & \. butchers Elhots' hoees !" cs'eh'
holm s. CroCkc's. Barbers &C
SCISSORS-Of al noted ElaseI
Casto! Raskets Communion Ware Cand eslcSs' " ae''
Sc &c. all of newest Styles. - 49,
Sheffield Plnted Dessert Knives ana for III seteS VI Pe'
dozen Bstrer Knives. &C. e., -
JAPANNED WARE-Fine Gothic Sandwich and com
mon Zen TayI together with great variety oi ftncy au
ware all of which they offer the lowest prices nz5 u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

ur DIR. Phfnney,s Family pills eons,antly
for sale by A. B. D. SANDS. Ta Fulton street, 3l3 Broad
way .and II EaE Broadway, leo om
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

No l60 NASSAU-STREET.
All kinds Of Job Printing, such
p.xprLKTs MAMMOTH SHOW Bills
CATALOGUES. LECTURE blLLS ~,
CHECKS. CARDS. CONCERT BILLS, f!aln and
INSURANCE PoLIcIRs Fancy.
HIILs OY l.AplSG POLITICAL Bills,
(fRcULARs CIRCULARS. Lneatl SC.
'' rtreet-opposite the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

Soaring Il SCnIrt'fI' ,
No. IL Maiden Lane. near William
INVITE the attention Of City and County Merchants TO
Z their fine assortment OF ~
STOCKS.
comprising Satin Bonbuzne. Mode rich figured striped and
checked and silk. dark coors. suitable Tor ta sales IN
plain bowed trimmed full front Prince Aes Ashland and
other STYLES also several varieties OF Opera Tres and Scar's
M of which are manufactured VIII, sgea care upcer thsr
nn and warranted TO ce equal! both IN ye
and wUrkr anship. TO any made IN this city.
Also n full assortment of low priced medium and me Lin
en- Cotton and Fancy ,,
Collars Bnsams Linen Cotton and Flannel Drawers. Mc'no
ombswool Secovia SILK. Cotton and llhned ShlFts ana
drawers Hosiery Gloves Suspenders Scars. Cavat, Shout
Oiled SiIns Glazed ausins and Boards for cap-ma Ees
Purchasers invited call and examine our STOCK a. LIN
Al ! UONNELLY & CO.. No. 81 Grand street corner
Allen have hand extensive assortment oi the lo
owng house keeping DRY GOODS. 70 which they invite me
al IN il / Imperial q nd Ylarseillcs Quilts
& 70 IOi b; 244 Diapers end Damcsk Table C'c,h-
Linen. ., D-, p-.;, ,,d s;isu;.
Russia, Scotch and Irish Towellng Diapers.
hS "a and "A Diaper and Innask NspkiaS
Crash Fuckahacs and Btdeye Diaper. =, - ,;,;,.
"A and IS ShIrtns and Piow-Case Linen oil a Quaue''
"a heavy Undressad Linen ,r. f,
{,olored Cotton. Worsed and Linen Table C!oths;
And sIso an extensive assortment OF Cloths anu
D,dp l rcu = nefi H-a Too Good -'' myal 6m-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

Er- Hardware, Cutlery, SSc.-LEWls BESE-
DICT & CO. respectfully inform their friends and the public
that they have removed this city, I'd nave aKel
the Store 81 Pears,rect topposte the Peals1ee' Rouse
ar, now opening large and welselected asso
ent OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic to which es
od call the attention of those wishing to purchase upSa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

b. & D. SANDS Druggists.
20 Fulton street. 273 Broadway. n East Brondwny.
Sod also by Druggists generally Throughout the Oned
Sats.. Price. 81 per bottle: ,Ix bottles for 90. :,
" The public respectfully request ed to remember 'n
il Sands, Snapnrilu that has and constantly ncheTng
such kube # the difficult Glass o deaes T.
which the human frame subject therefore. ask Tor sands
Snrsanarila and lake no other jy25n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

Ey- Water Cure.-J. Snew. NJ. ID. an author on Wa
Cure IS Fourh.st Broadway regarding the system
ny far the mos, RATIONAL efficient and safest in all diseases
practices accordngy-ithOu drugs of kind. Dr. :. is
making arrangements open establishment in which
carry out the system more fully The advised eatu
op,, tjyo 3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

aREE SIZE PEA OR CHESTNUT C0AL!!-D
inc this day cargo Of superior large size fee
Chesnut Coa'' o' s''"'' ~ E T. TRtISLOW.
~, rH Cherry and 10 Mulberry SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

@THOMPSON'S TRUSSES. Ofce No. IL
EN Beekmnn street. About 30 OF the hrst phys,
49, scans and surgeons Of New York have giref
decided preference 70 this TsI o v e yo yoand esL
on the rupture without back pad which does much nu
To the SPINE fair rn being the be.t test Of rs 'uperoty
applied and days trn given, and II does not retr
the rupture while performing kind OF exercise or cough
ing, and perfect IN word Il not satisfactory
IN every respect the money cbeeruly returned, and h
the only condition which you should buy any rms per
ranen cure eay effected and warranted. If d.rectors
followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
tured and the round the hips they can graduate
the pressure tne:r Sold Wholesale and retail AZ
Raef ms n-,,rert au1 If
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

For further pnricn'a ard conclusive evidence Of its supe
or value and efficacy pamphlets which may he obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03

HF Thoms0n's Clay Medal.-For sale a, the
Tribune Office l6O Nassau-street. THoMsoNs CLAY MsDAL
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounceda
masterpiece Price $40 erhundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. JyD Il