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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

HJ0TIiERS PLEASE TAKE hOTlCE-E DUPUY'S
I'VE PATENT NUl;SF-tih recently pnleIed lnstFum en
confidently Offered To the Medical pro esOn gftcs and
especially mothers dt pTved from whhieyer al tie
satisfaction Of nouhing with heir milk helr helpless infant
10 such Ibis notice particularly mnendcd because, ISL
the Patent MUSE Stimulates admirably the pple, It's m0u
piece being nude Vi IVORY rendered sIlbe 10y eliminating rs
cac5Uus caIlly constituents and cl as atces' and
udoTe unchanged IVORY 3D. because It's arrangements
simple that hlvn. ordinary thaIe nf com
will al m glance understand rs easy management
It's cleanliness, md perfect adaptation the purpose view
f. DUPUY'S Iaten; Breast and Nipple Shields made
philosophical principles, with flexible mouth similar
that of the Patent Nurse they ao respectfully sub
it;ed to the members of the medical profession as an excel
lent substitute and OF the nipple calculated TO satisfy
happily the infant searching Tor his Ehe breG
obvatng 10 and removing at he cause which prevents
the prompt ean: Of The SSuIPs the repeated action OF
the infants gums on The l.ccrG,ed bens'
These articles have been submitted 10 the Managers OF the
American Institute at the present Fair and tine medical judges
whom it has been submitted have Bdudsed to be Il
highly Useful imp ovemen and have recommended for the
highest premium Of the Institute
The confidence Of the Paten,ee in the excellence Of his Pat
rdty he has such that he invites
oil interested for themselves for patients friends To call and
examine these instruments UELUC Il DUPUY'S, 55l
Broadway, where desirable information that subject
viii respectfully be given. Many of most experienced
Physicians in New ofk acquainted with this valuable in
povemet and also TO them referred o5e IN need o these
useful instruments.
A liberal discount made TO wholesale dealers.
\. B. All imitatlons OF upuys Patent Nurse and Shield
and all Inserted rights infringing his Patent will be den
with according To Jaw. OILS lwH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
- Crni.n1r Ylo1se-Noyv Erran ge:rent,--

II Crni.ulI, nouse-Sosp Errange;rent.-
ROSWELL GOES infrms his friends nUd the public tna n
has enlarged his BOARDING. EST.7BLISH.HENJ.
known Graham House % Barclay street. by nddinG TO
the adjoining and Is prepared to accommodate r1u
eai n permanent Boerten the most favorable terms All.
friends Of Temperance desiring quiet hnpe nnd freedom
from the fumes ncoho and tDbncc0 invited 10 patronize
This huucc he Vegetable System with the choicest selection
OF fruits which he market aords will be strictly adhered
TO- but abl- wi be served for 80 r'N' "s ordinary
Cro:on Shower YARN and Cold Ba;l,s. free; go.
* n ROSWELL, GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No 10 NASSAU-STREET.
All s,a3: of lob Printing, iuc1 a.
PAMPHLETS tiAaheInrS rSEo" biAs'
CATALOGUES. hEC.uhk ELLts' MI .
CERCRs. CARDS. CONCERT, BILL. '1H eA-
lasUg.SCY PoLIcIss. rAncy.
Hlci, LLDisa. POLITICAL BILLS,
tfTCCLkCS, llkt,. tS5' ia, 49,
.recnted ct the Ccs OF the Tribune No. ~ Se;taa
rrs.-orpuSe the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
THE GREAT REMEDY

IiiE GREaI REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
coNsumFffioN, fG N[RIT LTTEN SEAeFS FcSoSMfpLAINTs, Sf
p q iNG ! X az 8 HB RIfEAsES 4 4 6R 9F & TbF TINS
Or. wlsTAf;fh chEhkY. eahSAa Of Wild
TXTRhCT OF A LLTTER ERohi A P,osT-GAsTEERs POST S Es
isa~siR isAAe bbfTs@TeaT f-A1 the request 81
my IN and 5d e
s bIsM 81 5t
hundred miles from this have M doubt that II would meet
too much expense and delay
aly wife was attacked about months since with what the
physicians called The first stage OF ccnsumpon-a compnlnt
very prevalent in this section ote country Having seen the
D'''" @d's!!,.fs S sS y NILES hqiss'f FROM HERE. 10
took the pains 10 send there for bottle Of IT, which she took
Sad Sn I he much 9 hqt sent T o Gsi I 5 ne
et so well for SIX years ms she does ut This time those who
had anxious have for sae in this vicinity which .
the cause oi my writing TO you.
send some and to whcm IN order that may be known
where " can be had am WIN @ IFssgSsSNS FggSNsy%0kf y%SH5;k
The whole country is fast learning that medicine-nc
PbyssMn-no preaatons q any kind whateveI-can equal
Es BEWARE OF ISIifATIoNis.-Th genuine i. sold
IN New YORK. only BY Isaac Butts q Aan ST, Pnce 81 o. per
IL elegant assortment OF Girardclss Oeos,nc Solar,
Patent Ne.ia and Lard Lamps which he offers for sale at the
" WM. Z, sToUTENBuRGn, i48 Fulton: street.
Bstwcfn Broadway AID NaSaus
An elegant assortment flea Se ana Fine Cutlery for e
q above. osS
I SrullVENEl. h cos Mhnuiactcty u Cut and Pia,n
u GLASS oi every dcsCrpson Solar Lard and Campfire
Lamps. warranted patterns OF Grandoles. Caneahrat
Basets. Chandeliers from tn twelve lights, Hall Lamps
repaired and lelTshe equal IN new We call the attention o
country merchants and Others call and stisty themselves
regard To prices and quality OF articles.
Constantly hand complete assortment Of s the above
Gsss made and tn order All ARTICLES matched to
pattern. Factor; No. - Gold street. n. \. Wholesale ant
Retail Store. No. 5 John ii. near Broadway
Rula 3nnt j. STOuVENEl. & C(l.
RUYERs arc nyed examine the subscribers stock oi
I'D the following goods which comprises patterns
Gilt Silvered and Bronzed Grundoes,
Solar Lamps and Hall Lanterns.
English and Domestic Britannia Ware,
Pia.ed Cnstors. Cake Baskets. &c.
Table Cutlery. Tea Trays, &c.
Sive, Tea and Tebe Spoons &c.
And fancy goods IN great variety
90 lms ALBERT BEACH. la Chatham st
COUTHUOy {. MEYERS, 81 BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS, GlRANDOLES.
l7i CANDELfBRA. sc. and Dealers IN HOUSErFlR-
NlSHISG GOODS eencrally-Reins connected with Of
b!sd offer Iamps CHndsGbIa. &c for Churches Halls Bo
s Private Dy-eiiin s Steamboats, and Packets the
reasonable terms and oi suay not 10 be surpassed N hs
any country Especial attention invited TO their Soa
and Ship Lamps !r and light upersdine all othe.
before The pubic No les than 6oLn and TWO sILvkJ
putactueIs nr S. :upesorty IN this cln Of good
public respectfully invi'sd to ca and e1smlns ioihec
selves.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

Rs- Tne Chemical Preparations OF pr
Golfrntl have obtained world wide cee6tl,y and per
ha. no man CT scence hgs been more completely Tlctncd
y empires thnn d. e.. No does ms Skill enborle
uanc article calculated 10 assuase IRE pain o demmiY
an instantly pounced uron by the lenoan md vrsaf
who nc.e IN every point It's virtues he rnwg
~ therefore cautioned against purchasing my o the D
pot II Wake, street. first stpfe from Broadway.
POtIURE SUBTITLE fpr efdcstiny .Gpe'luot. hair ron
4ny pm, of the huran triy Always tested htte buying
p.,f positive ta tai no nstake. lfeC:irrS French ard
fGyh5li. rccumtenY cacl hnGls
iTAGiHN NEMGiTED spAf m tntns rriper
eckt hrcltt tsn, 'edh4ss, ait%nes mophtg. efssift
ls. tnd m tu;rn.b:ic ttrrrlain,. - r@ns csse
GGTtIhti tihih BYE win hrpf rel y; t'ay har ~ =
teEuhGl Mgan u tacsj n TIE rbiYr N .h- "scf! @hl"i
fiGiIi tf5EiHIiE f0tBE=D seht..
BLHtlG tfESvA.afi ~ sp-Ni.h Nhie b' NE se"Bis,
ii'yiA'S, lfGtldS's, qsd I'M, ps.tgWs'y fess~
,,H5tHfY fGB 'BaELtif's aAa)tAL fNih II
Apeiss{l t6sal 1, Figaqllpliq sAit teimaj isf,,
sailm GaIe0E D ~ igFe iiadse, bewblyPgii; i'qi
sg, Fgaa Guild l,ags lys {,nsyiaeGee GSiesn Sitsi
New HAVEN Fe0Tcl, Sil1Hl& Hui, Ai&Hy f9Hsey,
llosbsgief; SOfH, Inds0n GIay. FULeepse. B0ckGs &
Bull. Tmy. 23a River Gc3 In
M DR., phtEneyBs Family Pills constantly
Ts4le by A. b. ti d. ShnDS, ~ FUDn sifeet. Z3 BJai
ny. und n Elisi Bruudlphy. ih5 bni+
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

Dcs~ Grhornson', Clay iFed:i.-EoI sale at the
Tbne Fce. is1 ;rq. TroHsoSs Clay MEDAL,
-, 70, :! .o,r,.9 ',5S. -''' '''o III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
DEITZ, BROTHER & co.
No. l3 JoHs-sTREET, NEW-YoRK,

AND No. 81 FuLToE-sTREET, BRooKLrN.
Original Inventors and sole manufacturers ottbe genuine Dore
Lamp A,o manufacturers and dealers IN improved Gam
phene Lamps Solar Lamps Grandoles Hall amps and Ian
terms Astral Solar Shzdes Chlmnes and Lamp Glasses
oil kinds Lamp Wick Pure Sperm OIL Camphene md burn
Fluid, ali olxheh offered ei whoe,se and retail al
bow pnces f,r cash Seps
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

u The Boston Journal says" We are happy
TO learn thai the health of Prof STUART, of And O.
yer, who has been seriously i'll, is better, aud it
IS expected that he will be able to resume his du.
nes IN the Seminary on the opening Of the term
on Tuesday next"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

ciay-st-Joc Shcw, NJ D. Practitioner. Those who can
not get relief by drugs, ere invited Natures best mcl-
cine The location airy and pleasant ead the convenlsncs.
ample for the ;u by Water The advised KTa
s,.rnsIx oi3nt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

FATAL OccuRRENcE--A melancholy accident
threw gloom over the Wing Mass Meeting at
Wcsterlo, on Saturday MIR. Stewart, farmer
of one OF The adjacent towns in Greene county,
was one of the party accompanying two wagons,
drawn by several yoke of oxen. In attempting
to step into one Of the wagons, his foot slipped,
and thew his head directly under the wheel,
crushing it, and causing instan, death.
Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24


FANCY SILK GOODS,
Ncwcst Styles.
PECK. NICOLsON & WRIGHT.
No. lS9 Pearl nnd 80 Beaver.strces. Nsw.fofk.
Would respectfully announce that they are opening large
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
nil of which ere Of the latest FaL Styles comprising full as
'''--'' y DRESS GOODS.
consisting in prtt of rich Cashmere Eco:e. nch printed
un de LANES Crepe De LANES OF new and elegant styles
rich plain Cameon and satin strip. Repeaers new and Ia
shiona5le article Camcon Brocede and Broche
silis black and coo,ed AIpaccGs. figured and plain.
SfiAiFL5.
Bochs and Cashmere S!aw5 new patterns; CaInehon aRd
Bocade figured silk Shawls Damesk Wooden Sladla and
rich Damask Alapaccha ne.ino. Trbet. and Muslin &c
Lame, in great variety. &c.
RIBBONS.
full ascortnen. of Bonnet and Cap Ebbons oil the richest
Paris styles. o-,
Figured Cap Laces. Trimming Laccs and l-aco EtSinir
Thread, Lisls, Plated and Brussels EdSinS7. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kd Silk Cashmere. in great variety together
with large assortment Of Fancy Mits.
Also full assortment of Paris Cords. Gimps and Fnnges
together with every article Usually to be found III Fancy
Stock which they prepared offer as avornbe terms
n. INV other est; bl;.hment So istDscl 7m'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
TRgcCNE BOOE c-SDENE
No. Sa2Ucz S-aErT.
ru-zo .-u2Y
GAYLORD & ALEXAH

On LOHD a hbEAfA-Nh - -
Are p,-npIed to- execute Bndn. fJT BDCESfisLL"c,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and Prvste indiriduaA
p pa,trus, attention pal 10 :-'andnS Oc BooE' Pc
li0d:c. Mu.c e,c gooc style ard a; reaioc, rates
Pe-sons .Hia. the city kaye iaer hoosi rcb9apd a.
'hoT aJ;ice. 4~'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
iiIf nufElr

~ MN WlIflfsHi b.. .,, ,,,,.
Sist tingilal uli4ll lLl lIp~ r4iF ip ne SEr1aHHa
lii BON ~ s obi Htpis sud pHlfJns u 1liiisl 90
Min .itrsi IN. uHBfuB one tpg bu,rss ADi ~ tGnhRu
Mn n the fnmlog findings. is 1fgs aHi aIfy Rppafumnn
d. tH.dy yIyas 4 HU ftnIHsr ustf -Hf Hief hgI w. Hb
me- iffsran fie tliet with ritlcul0rcah, aud mo
M. urf ,ne are ls ssrriri BY ay nhe hpe ~ hs
t.fg rpuutr The utsrr5er nun he ung eIpen
n,Y bnvIng conducted tbr ~ ihHrs u View Orleans !yul
ygt,s and he pilsen r1bbHeu Er; }enn. Nnlld ASK h
sbnT- nf r public ls,fnuu.y plcd1ug h'ri ht 'ss "ho
"t"'i '''' ''''' '' JOHN MCDONNELL;
,.ll lms.i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
C0nnYEaRS PAIENT.

TENr TIV ELFTfi WARD ASSOCIATION heTey f,Iy Gise
n;ics nnt Ac- have made HI:hng gsna Is .h = ny ~
PARKER TO open a iali Office ~ the Twelfth Nai' io
Inc ensne and sale of real iad Tue in'fnisnt " wv
ney on bond rnd mortgage All persons desiring To et or
his, pulchaie Or sell. real e'iaie N TINS Nqa a AZ ns
,onS desiring % o.row 10. m bo'G hna 'p- Ee
Ar. egue,ted 20 give s Pntet with agftns OF IN.
land The office o! lt: street Rn! Foutn Hveus
1nere register M kept the puTlGse q, entering appi
cations or inquire OF io < Brothers. Nassau ie otpq
W. '' N'''NA' C. Il HALL. President
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

CNVII--Tha subscriber has opened n BusIness Agency
A. the Gay Of Rochester HGd lie tenders IL Merchants
Nuufncurers owners at l,er tsire, AMI ohe,s hn'ihs
~ raS IN rennn To Their b!sncS. gerSly ~ 'hat part oi
m, ~,tr and p-cay securing ara coecthg UeDt anu
Intending rnd ,rllng lrai Ein'e nnd oef Properly,
- i, IN, ejng investment. Business Inntsd 10 MN wlI
,eceye pon, nn careful nltentoh nn MS ss VII h ns
,cssonn, He has had experience 10 MeIchnue mn ohct
bsacss ard has extensive ncGunntnce Ia the western
RoGassTIR. N. Y. October 8, ls4i ~, u,.utroN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

iDiNG I.hHf WINES fnf n sfuFe'r in frsPsttsS"
y a-ri, wh.fv t, eh -sn RE Juuas shs vii Inzifoet
th-fa . tsga'h Frnrn ltttHs ArfhHSie ars Nsee.s
zE- thc fe lf s, Esd $50 a' -ziA - fihs iet
ths f7t 80 f@-f0a ffs -.aEtfF 90 rave lsHI
r terBs ge'pa o far si5fr -sPscsir. ~i 'sse s.pa
tr d fflnre sf.r~f. = n@A .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

NAINNItll-N \ lI-II,t01 v 800 y urs s''naa1
81 da e4rf..--t t40gA. HHsH71 end fpnHk pr-i VI
t'i-, r.'erenr, ysi. Ap4-r rFi % 'or1 90 n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24
WANTED

Iy-ANTFp-t s.ie,Dsa fr- 80 'rv so.S. hi'H's' %
tfrt,--sl.s -al er,laIrfcf aIt Ihs lus'af- 80"
ytr~r. t--. s.a., -if-IIN 3 49,. ~ >srug o.a %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

T AMPS AND GTRANDOLES.-The subscriber has
IL elegant Of ClraGdclss and Oleostac Solar
Patent Nesia and Lard Lamps which he offers Tor sale at tho
very owet prices.
WM. L. STOUTENBURGL. i43 Fulton. street.
Bstwcsn Broadway AID NaSau5
An elegant assortment Of Tea Se ana FiHe Cutlery for e
as III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

ANTEi,t sytrBtspf ~ .-cHhs 'o9ns ~"r.an J.
w win god -lc'vacr nuts~ iri chamo<fnsid gI
~4Hl,-r.s snf t1 ~ -r9-=a' hlus 'Fnfs nE prs ss
suiy. No %. eton' fe ro.He H ur country Arp{ -
..---.Irrll Eall h.sarlr-f a. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-24

~ OBEKTS'S IMPktIVED RkUWN sUAF.-The sub
N scriber would c the OF families 10 the above
ceafy article and The certificate n Nh Robert Rogers who
has the large; washing establishments N the .y ana
il warranted not fade calcOs or shrink hanne won
ienI if used directed and will take grease out OF
~ street. lhCha-f hybchl .
Eebers mnroyed Brown Soap. taie Frieds German Soap.
am fully convinced of entire superiority to any Other ans
lishmena ROBERT ROGERS, lOe LsuIens street.
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NEW ORLEANS.

SOMETHING LIKE WNTER.-From the heat of
midsummer, our citizens have been suddenly
plunged into opening winter. On Friday night
last the wind veared round blowing sharply from
the north, accompanied by occasional sprinkles of
rain. On Saturday morning the sun rose cold
and cherries. The thermometer had fallen 25
degrees in IL hours-viz: from 80 to 81. Winter
habiliments and fires were of course in great
requisition. Yesterday the weather was still
quite cold though something mider than on Satur-
day. This sudden unexpected change puts an
end to all apprehensons of Yellow Fever, if any
existed No epidemic can resist temperature
of 80 Fahrenheit, and if any particle Of masma
has been lurking in the atmosphere, it must be
efectually annihllated. Our Northern friends,
we once more repeat, MAY RETURN WITH
THE MOST PERFECT SAFETY. This aus
pcious change adds another guarantee, if any
were needed, Of continued public health We
trust our Wing friends who are absent will i'm
medistely take their departure for home. Let
them come and add by their votes to the over
whelming majority which N. Orleans and Louis
lana are prepareing to give to Henry Clay.-N
o. Bee, Sept 30.
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10 strengthen him In his inaliastian. he pisass4
10 show this letter to Crittsnden Alone"
In the extract attributed 10 Dir. Kendall, which
have seen, the sentences in Italics are omitted.
and the words are given thus.
My friends entertain the belief that their kind
wishes towards me will, in the end be more likely
TO be accomplished by bestowing their votes on
Mr.. Adams. Your representative is inclined to
concur with us in these sentiments and views,
and if they should meet your appreciation, as 1
know he bias great respect for your opinions,
wouldNbe glad if you would, by the return mail,
address a letter TO him to strengthen him in his
inclination. Be pleased to show this letter to
Crttenden alone.'
Now, according to this garbled extraci, "the
sentiments and views" in which Mr.. Bair's re-
preventative was "inclined to concur" and as to
which Mr.. Clay desired Mr.. Blair to write lei
ter TO him " to strengthen him in his inclination"
were the "kind wishes of Mr.. Clay's friends to-
wards him." which they supposed "would be
more likely to be accomplished" by the election
OF Mr.. Adams. But read the whole, as Mr.. Clay
wrote it, and it will be apparent that the senti.
ments and views" in which Mr. Clay supposed Mr..
Blalr's representative was inclined to cancur, and
which he wished Mr.. Blair to strengthen in him,
were the sentiments and views stated in the let
ter, which induced Mr.. Clay, and the majority of
the Kentucky delegation, to prefer Mr.. Adams to
General Jackson, and that Mr.. Clay dsclamed
all personal views in the course he proposed to
take. s
send the letters for publication.
OCTOBER 7, 1914. B. w. LEIGH.
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UNPARALLELED AypAeITY,

The association of DULLES. scoundres, thieves
and penitentiary convicts in New York city, un-
der the name of the Empire Club" the Presi-
dent Of which is the notorious Isaiah Rynders,
who was last year arrested in this city with young
Breedloue and another notorious character named
.Je,oeH, upon charge OF stealing large amount
of cancelled Treasury notes, at New Orleans, and
taken to that city for trial, where Rypders got
of, but Breedlove and another were convicted and
sent to the Penitentary-ths Empire Club"
which makes its assaults upon Wing professions,
with hickory bludgeons, bowie-knives, and slung
shot, and is countenanced cherished, and patted
on BY the Locofoco organs of New York-recent-
y passed aud published resolution that it would
send committees Of its members from the city Of
New York to every town and district in New Jer-
sey where poll was held yesterday and to-day,
10 detect illegal roters'
Thus these VIGOROUSLY infamous wretches, for
the most part, have undertaken to quarter them
part of that gallant State, to bully, browbeat, and
drive of from the polls the Wings wherever they
can, and then to do with the balot-boxes as they
please!
Is this the way that Polk and Dallas are to be
elected, Texas annexed and her untold national
debt assumed, the country plunged into an unjust
war, the tariff repealed, and the couRtry visited
with irremediable ruin, distress, and misery 3
Forbid it, Patriotism! Forbid it, Honesty! For
bid il, Justice!
We wait with some Impotence to learn ho,o
the Empire Club" vagabonds were received by
the Jersey Blues. Every honest Locofoco in
New Jersey ought TO Join the Wings in Kidding
the State of such gang of insolent nterlopers.
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Mr. eLAY,s LEpPg#s TO Y, p, BLAIR,

The reader will be- attracted to the perusaI OF
these long talked of and foully msrepresented
letters, apd by the chaste and Apostle introduce
tory commentary of Mr.. Leigh. For nineteen
years they have been the basis of the most ma
lignant calumnies upon Mr.. Clay's public and
private character. They are at length given up
to public inspection and now let the hardest OF
the traducers--let Blair, Kendall, or Richie, who
from the middle period of life have advanced to
old age in slandering Mr.. Clay-let either Of
them come before the American people. and APP
pealing to Heaven to witness his sincerity, say
that he believes these letters of Mr. Clay contain
one title of proof against his honor as man, or
his integrity as patriot Ne ither Of the Tri-
umvirate burst do it We defy them to it
Richmsnd Wing.
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My dear Blair: received this morning, YOUR
very agreeable favor of the 18th inst A letter
from you is always refreshing, and wish that
could entitle myself to expect them more fire.
quently, by more punctuaity and diligence on
my part in our correspondence. My last letter
informed you OF the JUNCTION that was increasingly
applied to me by all the returned candidates for
the PresIdency--or rather their friends. Since
then, have avowed my intention to support Mr..
Adams, under actual circumstances, and there
upon the oil has been instantly transformed into
vinegar. The friends of ----, land the
Devil knows who else, for think if he does not
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George w. Holthause keeper of Locofoco
groggery in Pttsburg, Pa, was arrested on the
I'd inst, on a charge of having sworn falsely in
several instances that certain persons had been
FIVE years in the country and had come here un-
der age The charge was fully proved, and Holt
hause held to bail in the sum of $4,000 He had
sworn through four persons in one batch.
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Extract of letter to the editor of the Bait Patriot dated
FREDERICK, (MD.) Oct. 5, 1914.

The Wings here are in fine spirits, and deter
mined to be more vigilant in November, when
there can be no splitting of tickets. Quynns
seat will be contested certainly-our friends in
sst upon it. Buckley (Whig) will get his seat
upon the meeting Of the Legislature 1t is con-
coded by our opponents that he is entitled to it,
but the judges had no power to return him.
Yours, &c. ~ w.
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CoNFIRMED.-The U. s. Gazette has received
accounts confrmatory of the destructive fire at
Basse Terre, on the 26th Of August. The Qua
daloupe Official Gazette states the damage at
100000 OF additionally to which, the
town was visited on the 18th of August with
terrific gale, causing damage to the shipping in
port.
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Mr.. McDUFTIE.-In an earnest political dis
cussion, going on in the South Carolina papers,
the following singular statement is made in re-
gard to Mr. McDufie
"He (Gen McD.) raises his own wool, and
spins and weayes it on his own place, and is only
at the expense Of cotton warp thread to make the
linsey, which constitutes the winter clothing of
his negroes. He purchases blankets for the use
of his slaves"
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-09

An election for Magistrate was held, on the
the 2lst ut., at Columbia, Maury county, Tenn,
the home Of James X. Polk. The Wing candidate
was chosen by tDo to one-6S to "a.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-09

34TH CoHeR EssIoSAL ashington
Hunt, Of Lockport. N. Y, was renominated, by
acclamaton, on the LIST inst. He will be elected
by over 1000.
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FROM VERA CRUZ,

Accounts have been received at New Orleans
from Vera Cruz up to the 18th ult
Five OF the Perote prisone s, viz, J. G. Arm
strong, w F. Wilson, VIM. Ryan. w. A. Wal
lace, and T. S. Taiun,, who have been released
through the exertions of the U. S. Consul, have
arrived at New Orleans.
The health of Vera Cruz was good. No vgor-
Gus measures were in progress towards the threat
ened invasion of Texas A faint show of raising
troops was manifested in some of the depart
ments, but the bands, it is stated, melted away
by desertion nearly as fast as they were collected