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pr DUNCAN's EXPECTATION RENE
by for
GOFe sumption,

- 3. ea4aAs epfhns of blood. Bronchitis
y .feHHY Of Rre1fhIn@. Asthma Pam IN Nh
@3Hc. Hre7ef and rheef. whoon1nG couch. Group
1Ht iii ~e17os uf tha Liver and the IBuae.
Nc are aIIbe lahle 10 disease and death e
Tie ctffaa Iaf af aii fh1t 1--we and have BENG
1nd 7fa'ush the latter eannot be avcrted, suiI
I3e i'f@er m7Y4 hr 10 lower of medicine be-
reno ed or rrni arrd rS4 rG'nfnl Ia he efed.
6hnr. 10 ono dsa7sr. however. W IIch -, ms for
ags "a havf #Ieief Ihe pasvcr nf tine heaIna art
tie Termed iaen'Y hive m win 7ttemoIei a.
Hff<i T's ht2 nioffsss by the application Vt
Remedies Wllha fleIf rcash ar keawn In fHtfr
nraruee- hHf GouoImufau ha4 defed the.r
gntoj skill. n has st3IIled forth with immunity
Gathering In ne cherries emhtacc friend ffom
Every enc 2. and member from every lAmsIy,
AMI c1sfua sioom and darkness Orr the pIacr
If ijs VISITATION. Ae then, whose ahors have
brought forth medicine which IN many cases.
Wi arrest t.e progress Of this fatal discase-
tnd winch will as9 Afford rehef IN the most
stubborn md hopeless should be regarded m TIN"
eht of public h,Nefactor II ls conhdenf "
h bowed that .nHoran's EXpfrioraht Remedy
'HH do HIS. Hence i ls presented and recon-
nsnag1 10 The community Tbs medicine
immediately paIatrs and relieves the Distressing
'teHeh. eauslag n Tree AMI easy cSpecioraHan;
+i1pwng the hectic fryer and nleh sweat he ain
ne hcet7ted lungs and 9fresttnT The i1la' pro |
tttss Oh fonsump4-n n. al tie SAME time strength /
nnIhT the weak and dehll fated. reaul ling the
bowels. nd producing qnief resf And sveei 70
nose. Tins Pemt1u' can b. relied non - do n
n the power Of medical I'D hei02 usfd IN TIN
private nrarfiee Of the laie Dr. Duncan, PROT
sor m the University Of E5"Hb0ra for npwsfds
1i eigbtren years. by which lhoGAan 8 hayS As'n
restored 20 perfect healfh. Il &c not - be nRfer-
stood that the Expectorant R-rnefv' " II enre
VI eases Of 'oEsnmntIoni this II Wi 40 de,--
I}Ht while there is lfe there J.. hone we wgnl
therefore, advise a. to nso thls medicine. Vince
he case ls ineurabe, It still proves s'estisg to
ne st'iere' by giving ease and siteHzth, r. 81
ne the cough, and choakln- Of ph lrErs, &e.-
This alone IS consolation to the patient, vhlch
nnnsands do not eHaerPncr.
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French 5seNFs

q 9ocr, south II Virginia Hotel. Nam streets
VOHN r WADE is nov manufacturing supe-
:. J rior article of CENTS BOOTS, after the laies'
FRENCH STYLE md made of The best Ptindel
phia materials which h, warrants 10 rempele with
ANYTHING ever gotten mp in the Emitted Sale. md
NJ the following ptires,
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do soc
EXTRA SUP sup, 65o
Water proof do with Cork and fnds Rubber 90
extra.
Ladies' nnI ekitdr.ns' BOOTS and SHOES made
in The nsales STYLE. oct24
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WESTERN TTSER NYCE COMPANY
CApiTAr cJ00 900

THIS company ring now dolly orrnn'2ed IS
pfenared 10 make Insurance on every des.
s1ptsn Of Fir. md Marine Risks, such ~ dwc'-
ling Houses, Store onsee Sc with their con.
tents. Also, Steals Roat-. Flat Poats and he.i
Goats with their carpees To- sad from enV rort
OH tas ON s,d Missss'ppl rivers. or their r. p"
ntarVstrea Arp ieatian fer lnsnra nee o h 9
made for tho present nj the oGicc o. the Wheel
ing Savings ms lstution
ana II N'rOY Sec''v
DLAcK Ant BfVF BLACK .OI lvr rfCWN
- AND INVISIBLE GREEN fLOl lis
Cheapest ever of.red u = Is H,,l.ri i
as ALEX R0GrrS " An. W.T.
IN
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r..vs-eANrL NFrI. hrs met received.
1 h,,N .'n ap -
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i PAINTING.

- PAINTING.
MNS0N ~ UUI /. HOUSE. SIGN AND
n, vkN AMENTALPA PAINTERS No l2j Wesl
~. ssn - are always prepared wlh The best
~ and material 10 execute all orders il lhelr
""e best style and at the lnwesi raics.
n,.ssy description of SIGN PAINTING OR Gil
Nv conc IN the best manner may 10
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EA LFACHFp & BROWN MIST. Ms. B1oNn
Drilling. Canton Flannel or ar chrsn nj
ms ALEX ROGrRS No 40. vsiorsl
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300 noZ. PALM LEAF HATS.

JOHNSTON, BERR1HlLL & co.
NAV G cong
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-01
Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE. I
Ngw.YoRK, Oct. 81 1874. )

., has been suggested to me that great excitement
-SrS - e community OF the subject Of politics. which may
~ N me commission of dsordey and acts BY those
not sufficiently heedl Of the e>, and mlnd. o; the
OF good citizens at the elsng election or tile 9TH
next and being fully determined thH. every de-
~, 70 th, effect sha be arrested IN lis ncplency. and
do and perpetrators of every act tending to not and
Ia. iii TO contlgn punishment Gnd beng desiron'
.ser, have due notice of nende, action TO tins
st l,y may govern their conduct accor9nsiy-
Is HEREBY GIVEN, 10 whom may concern that
cs proper to lake Tor the organization O.
os aaequa 10 preserve the peace OF the city Mt the en-
aho all required points that shall give such
sSsnS s VII secure The prompt arrest OF every offender
nr ana good o!de- the Imreiae Queiing oil every
eyeyy 70 not or disturbance and such wall secufs to
sc;s =, the privilege and right of quietly depoens rs
eo, dictate, without le;, moiesaticd,
and hereby call upon al good citizens tc give their
bound o and necessary. their did they egaiy
sn, ~. w On That day. preserving the lnrs, and main
$500 s"Go order and quiet throughout the city.
eon,,,,l rst That occasion vii offer for bringing INTO
& e, he ioIoe employed. and shall feel but happy If
hs hat my fear, groundes and my prepara
.oosb and that The City OF New York has pa ased
gces VI ue Rreaest and most exciting elecons, Ua-d
Ms ny not u! drorder whatever.
mo- oowny copy of Rtsouilou passed by the Com
sr,n @ OF this CUy the 5h instant and The reward
he;eby offered, pursuant purpor
aews,J lhn, hs i.cc"r the Mayor be requested oIef
ron ~, onc Hrrred Dollars 40 bc paid upon the con
.eap, oonder) for the detection Of votngsor
day Of ess illegally at the approaching election. nhc
L. srS under hand and the seal of the Mayoruty of
cay me DAY and year iirsi above written.
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-01
The following is the comparative position of the

This Institution appears nnd n strong position II Is
largely creditor Bank and has $4,000 of specie and other
Immediate against s4 GOO of circulation and other I'M
mediate liabilities There has been expansion OF loans 10
the of $50 coo. and Of circulation s2l O while the
Bank has been strengthened by the ausmenng of the coin III
vault s6O0 This expansion is but the result OF healthy
Improvement all departments of trade and proves that Viz
na sharing in the gradual recovery OF the business OF tie
country from the depression Of former years.
A case O. consider rable importance 10 bankers was
decided on "Wednesday last at Baltimore The suit brought
by the Merchants Bank OF Baltimore against the Farmers
Bank of Virginia. on check for $l0 900, dated the 18th June,
1889 which was endorsed good By OIrick, the Cashier OF
the defendants and taken collateral security by the plain
, for loan made 10 them by Stenbercen the great provi
sion pecuator in December 1859, and afterwards the 18th
January $780, retained collateral security for the notes OF 4
third party which received IN substitution and payment
of enbersens notes. 1t defended upon the ground that
the check was uuduently endorsed good by Ocx: that
the plnrls held only security for the loan OF the 18th
January 1910 and that the plaintiffs the .h January,
1870 had notice that there something WRONG about the
check.
After being eeboatey argued by the counsel On both de,
the case was decided in favor OF the defendants.
The Cashier of The Exchange Bank, Lockport
who a, been charged issuing certificates Of deposits in the
form of Bank notes. with the intention of circulating them
such has written note denying in the unqualified terms
that the Bank erer issued any thing be circulated
money except registered and countergned the Comp
,roAr Office, secured By the pledge of public stocks end
real estate We have of the blank certificates, and
hey have every appearance of common Bank intended
for crcua,ou, until closely examined We told they
filled UP with engraved denominations, SIS and sl0 the
West and put in circulation; and constrained have
our doubts the senuenes Of The note containing the de-
NAL alluded 10.
The specie received at New-Orleans since lst
Sen. last amounts 70 S22s5, 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-01
marketO... corefuNv Reportedfar The Tribune

THURSDAY, Oct. ol
sales m95eEate to-day and the n maTAe, l
S The supplies are moderate
COTTON-The market very firm to-day, holders being
rather disposed TO keep ahead OF The market n pncss There
siderable operations We hear of about Sp bales sold al very
full ra'e> There Is fair inquiry from splnners.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The marks generally at 4 I ~ =.
were a S.a S., mostly al the lower rate We also
note sse OF @ M 1S & TqS 1oy s a ro The ann 9ers4 ade
nand and but for the scarcity OF Eastern vess would
be larger The Of freight to Boston Is Is to 20 cents
Brsndywine i held sI5a Richmond City nomlnaily 30
Rye Flour a9d selling as >, ar5ySs 45 . AZ e.
yhSat not very plenty and brings % "a per Dbl Ship
S,niis atf. sold al IL, cents bag Meal 100 lOsc.
ot OF 100 bush Milan changed hands for milling at about lc
The change OF WIND has brought IN coIdeFa9s supplies oil
Com OF Which was sold eeiore arrival! ne r't % TS
sale, GO bush Southern al d 5 meas ana oo 90 al %
3p weight, sale OF so bush Northern w he was made
"a cents About 1850 h,hel, Bafcy sold for city brewing al
20 Il cents Oats 81 1 cents Tor Northern sales ~
bush Southern nj - Il - cents.
WHISKY-Tle market vey strong, ana sqes ny DDS
mostly Prison have been made al = % Inc a''e' oe'ns
the closing price.
HAY-The marke, 70 = for good shipping but
our pnces and 100 Porto Csbelo at abou. 9s cents.
oosSoe, 25 bales frs, sor Western were made io' ship
men, a, los cents.
PLAsTER-Thrce csrsoe Eastern have been sold at 81
1ALLOW-Sales of about zoo bbs Country Rendered
PROV1SloNS-There is better demand for Pork and N
with l,e heow 90 aad Prime So. The sales Go to
500 bhs We also notice ales 100 bb Short Shoulders at
Beef steady Sales 100 bbs Prime co. and so bos
Old There con'nerrble demand for Lard but the
ter and Cheese these Is no change
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-01

PoETIo PRosE-Behold that lady. young and fair mark
how white Tan or Pmpe the sight. So cleaI. and
.o and smooth her sk-a veil of gauze scarce as thin :
while underneath the blue clear. like threads OF azsre
all appeal And py mark well her cheek and bps, that
seem OF love speak. Queenke IN men, she trends the
earth as though the AR had given her birth
She not always fair now tanned her hands,
aad neck and brow red her hair her skin with
pr2s, and n treck!ed DER: her cheek with su11urRs
seemed guile vanished her upper lip uita kair gar
msa.d! this be true. passing strange know you
shat wrought this wonGroUs change?
Yes; GerRAuD's Italian Medeated Soap will pfallsly
The darkest skin as smooth and white as an infants His Peu.
az. SGe specially designed 10 eradicate that hair from the
iSee winch N female unsghtly. Ills Grec,1r bar
s has the Poean property of changing red grey hair TO
"a, sk brown or YET back While his Liquid Rouge lmpas TO
S sseS and p splendid roseaie singe which cannot be
Gqqrsud's only Depot 81 Walke,-street. first door
broadway. All articles under similar names purchased
e,SeMheie are base coun,erieits.
p fot list o. Country Agents, adver.isemeH; Frs,
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CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRESENT WEEK:

l. PoETRy.-The Lovely Band The Peoples Reveillc.
H. EproRIAL-The Tariff Mr.. Clay and the Ci.ey Duel
Loco.Foco Brutality; Why do we advocate Pfotcc.
uon The British Gold: Oregon
Ill., PoLlTIcAL-Mr Bney and the LocoFocos The venom
ofLoco.F Focosm The Farmers and their Interest, an
Address BY Gen. Taluadge; The Great Demonsra.
ton: Arkansas Georgia; Mr. frelnghuysen-Slan.
der rcfuied Texas; Letter from Alillard Fillmore
City Nominations TO Honest Men; Democracy and
Clay, &c.
". NEws-Earthquake in Western New-YoTk Later from
Europc--ATrivUl Of the Great Western; Hurricane u,
Havana. From Alatanzas; The Riots at Cuntoa
Steamboat Disaster Important from Mexico.
v MiscELLASEcus.-Let,cr from Pars; A Magnificen,
P,ospeci-A Tramp: Letters Of Corinue Montgomery,
&c
VI CoMMwRcrAL INTELLoENcE-Stocks, Money, Produce,
&C.
Single Copies pu, up III wrappers for the Mails. be OBJ.
tanned ut the desk. Price, Ga cents.
E TERMss2 per year single copies, So cents. All sub
,crlption, payable lnleNiby in advance. Addte.,
GREELEY x McELRArH, 100 Nn,sau.s,rcct,
Tribune Buildings, opposite the Park
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street first store FROM BroadwBy 90 81

Of the yeat how many lrc there digue for life OF life
'se lost, from hire How culpabe must every one then be-
VINO can 20 easily prevent the sad consequences resulting rom
sy burns cad, ds" and ali 'd na%@aory % W complaints
dsrnl Salve nlmos, immediately ulloys oil PAIN and hea with
out leaving For piles blind becdng for cuts s,sbs,
magical But be sure md get Daley and ia, to 81 OBJ.
tanned at his Agency o. Walker ~ Is; Store FROM Broad
way. 90 2eod
~ report having gotten abroad that the All. Healing
Ointment made up 10 part Of Mercury src other
there truth this report The ground for tbs belief
founded upon the the Salye winch different
tand get without knowing why that medicine placed only
upon the soes Of the feet could possibly affect the omac
pIah ana gene!ay 1e whole system, us io" the tteag
Ointment without bong made IN part of Mercury or
of the strongest E.nciuls
Physicians give currency to this Of the case md b.
dong prevent many lron using 1t TO ler recovery. They g
nonnty believe thn nothing In the shape Of medicine. could
bring on, erupons upon the chest the lungs live.
Ointment the less powerful and valuable because pecu.
mar ingredients are unknown TO the p9ieon W9nd Their
Save?
Hut 10 this matter right before the public aad uliay all
Their appehesons have deemed my duty 20 before the
Mayor, and make affidavit OF the facts. Here It's
l. James McAster, of the city and county OF New York
beng duly sworn, doth depose and say that the A.Healng
exclusively Of MATERs WITH one esee,ion .
aud thu, hog lard decla;e most snIemniy aud posyey
thnt uercurial other mcl substance can be found
It's composition, and nothing that Uc me tender infant
or aec the aged and n while applied according 10 d!rcc
ton. 1t can be used with the utmost inpunty by and
under every contingency and circumstance Of life, and will
is main object the Inensblc Perspation the
system which done. the Blood determines oil diseases and
Instantly M wc Il bea ahe' !" G Es Sfa s
Sworn tetore me, this 2s day Of 0ctober, 1914.
THIS Ointment sold at los Souh st. md By the principal
Druggists Of the city, Brooklyn, and the state. NJ 81
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Eighth Ward whig Executive Com

H Eighth Ward WhiS Executive Conn
nitttee.--The Wings Of this Ward. and our friends
throughout the City Informed that there will be Special
Committee session every Sundays eIceped at the
Howard House from this time until the Election, where In
formation will be gladly received Of every kind calculated to
affect the Election Our friends earnestly requested 10
give eary Information Of all persons who may be disposed TO
violate the Elective Franchise. that efficient measures may
taken and every attemp: Fraudulent Voting promptly
checked and Immediately punished We will with pleasure
cprocate with friends of other Wards. BY order.
HARVEY HART. Chairmal.Nard Committee.
bAyIp &. CRAsr. Secretaries. oIe tN5