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MEMORANDA FOR SEPTEMBER.

ALWAYS REMEMBER, that the first published
act of the first Congress was entitled in part
SAN ACT FOR THE PROTECTION OF AMERICAN
MANUFACTURES"
DON'T FORGET, that the first petition ever pre-
scented to the first Congress was from the Me-
chanics Of Maryland, praying for PROTECTION
BEAR IN MIND, that the second petition present.
ed to the first Congress came from the Ship
wrights OF CHARLESTON South Carolina pray
ing Protection
KEEP 1T IN REMEMBRANCE, that the third petit
ton to the first Congress for PROTECTION came
from the Manufacturers of New York city
REMEMBER, that even Mr.. MADISON, who was
himself in favor of Protection, could not get a
horizontal REVENUE tariff bill through the first
Congress- a -
TREASURE IT UP IN YOUR MIND, that the found
ers and trainers of the Constitution were in favor
of PROTECTION
TELL YOUR LoCoFoCo NEIGHBoR that w ashng-
ton, Jefferson, Jay, Hamilton, and scores of other
great men, the fathers of the Revolution, recog-
nized the justice, and never questioned the con-
stitutonality of PROTECTION.
PROCLAIM IT FROM THE HOUSE TOPS, that Wing
Protection is National and Industrial PROSPERITY,
and that Locofoco Free Trade is RUIN to the coun
try and to the people-NeW Bedford Mer.
The Locofoco procession, which took place yes
terday, was the result of extraordinary efforts
which had been made for several weeks past 10
produce an imposing display on that side Be-
sides the persons in the ranks from the adjacent
counties and the District, there were upwards of
four hundred boys and between two and three
hundred persons were on horseback, in carriages,
&c. One count made the whole number of per-
sons in the procession, men and boys, $3.50.
Another count made the whole number about
5000. Altogether it was a tame and quiet affair.
A gentleman who counted the procession states
that there were in it-66 banners, IL carriages, 5
bands of music, ship, printing press, loom, l
miniature engine, | row boat, miniature shot
toWer-BaH. Amer -#@. }f Eta}ere4 g9t
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FORTUNES HOME.
GREAT LUCK AT
"A. w. KIRKWOOD'S.

Six three number prizes sold in two days oil good
count to the following combinations ii 65 % so SO,
80 IS H. 13 % Dc, II Is 60, II Is g. Look out for
something big in the following Grand Scheme where the
chances are equal 5s# rE#
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u MOORE'S POEMS.
J. OR SALE at Messrs. FARNHAM'S and TAY-
LOR'S, the poems Of JOHN s. MOORE, consisting
of /" The Oracle Of Delphos," s'The Ruined Hope"
1.-THE Age of Humbug," &c., bound in gilt. Price
SO cents per copy. sep7-3m
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$4,000

~ II ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
For Internal Improvement in the District of Columbia.
T CLASS No. SO FOR 1874
To be drawn in Alexandra on SATURDAY. September
..s . a.t IA, 1874.
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MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE AT
ROCKVILLE, MD.

On MONDAY, Sept. 3Oth, the Wings of Montgomery
County will hold their Grand Mass MEETING in Rock
WILLIE. The uhoe country invited to be present; and
come Let no person be backward, for the citizens Of
Rockville ready receive them with open arms-wh
warm hospitality Without money and without price,
they call upon all to be present, and participate in the
jubilee. e
The talented speakers will be present address
the gathering The Glee Clubs of Alexandria Washing
ton and Georgetown, and of Rockville, will be present.
and sing their merriest songs the occasion
0T Arrangement will be made for the accommodation
of the LADIES' sepl3
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA.-Mere than three hundred
years have now elapsed since the medicinal value of
Sarsaparla has been known, and from that period until
the present. various plans have been devised TO make
perfect extraction of all its valuable properties but to
knowledge preparation has come near the standard
of PERFECTION as that Of the Messrs. Sands. ., saI
Their valuable Sarsapara is now celebrated through
out the length and breadth land and held in the
highest estimation by the medical profession generally
Various interesting and remarkable attest virtues
and would advise all afflicted with impurity of the
blood scofulous chronic affections to make trial, of
this great purifier of the corporea man.-N Y. Sunday
Mercury, June l6, 1874. a A.fs
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. B.
& ID. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton ST.,
New York. Price 81 per bottle 6 bottles for IS.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM, Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. s. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
Rr TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE CLUE House.
The Freemens VgiantT A. s. hold their regular week
ly meetings at the Club House every Thursday night.
The public are invited to attend Doors open at o'clock
sepl2
Inn TOBACCO, TOBACCO! TOBACCO!, 7
lUU BOXES assorted pound Jumps SIS, lbs, and l6s
just received and for sale at reduced factory pces
sep9-lw No. 6 east of Gadsby's, sign of Jim Crow
T NEW CHEESE, MAPLE SUGAR, &C.
y UST RECEIVED, 20 boxes New York Cheese, in
fine order On hand also, Maple Sugar for preserving
and other purposes.
Az canvassed Hams
60 common do
70 fresh do of good quality
choice lot of Shoulders and Middlings
Also fresh supply of Groceries and Picked Oysters
sepl2 S. HOLMES.
r CIGARS! CIGARS!!
j UST RECEIVED in addition my former stock
$4,000 Lavuelta, warranted genuine, very low
10000 Denoriega very fine, do
10000 La Norma do do
$4,000 Principe, very low
Also in $4,000 Lavuea cigars at the extraordinary
low price of SIS per thousand, considered very good
w. III. WINTER,
sep9,lw No 6 east ofGadsby's; sign of Jim Crow
IN WING TEXT BOON.
| HE SUBSCRIBERS printing addition
al supply Of the WING TEXT Book, published by the
"Whig Congressional Executive Committee, and can
furnish Clay Clubs Committees, and others, with any
number that may be required gs
Price So per hundred, 80 pages large octave. de.
ducton will be made when 1000 more are embraced
in the same order. uyg eE
Address, post paid, j. g. G. S. GIDEON,
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Grand Scheme.

NJ 1I--1 Tickets $lU... Shares in proportion m
All orders for packages single tickets will be furnish
ed upon the most accommodating terms. All orders
strictly confidential Address to
A. W. HARDWOOD, n.
sepll t,. One door east OF Browns Hotel
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m PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE. .5.1
L HE question stated and considered, by Horace
Greeley, price SIS per thousand. Also, Letters of
Cassus M Clay, and other Wing Documents, just re-
ceiyed and for sale at the Bookstore of
+#@ H0 H04 r r. FARNHAM, .t
jelO.F corner of 18th street and Penn. av
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M FINE CUT CHEWLNG TOBACCO.
~ dozen Mrs Miller's fine cut chewing Tobacco
80 do Lorlards's do do do
80 do Anderson's do do do
Just received and for sale at the " Cigar Diyan,"
Penn. av between Al and 9Th streets.
SEPT ]. M. DORSETT.
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RT TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE CLUB HOUSE
The Freemens Vigant T. A. S. hold their regular week
y meetings at the Club House every Thursday night
The public invited to attend Doors open o'clock.
seDl2
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g1oalas IS 75.s
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Inn TOBACCO. TOBACCO 'TOBACCO!! I,
IUU BOXES assorted pound Jumps, SIS, lbs, and los.
just received and for sale at reduced factory prices.
w. H. WINTER,
sep9-lw No. 6 east Of Gadsby's, sign of Jim Crow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-23

8 ~ r"eeive9 ~ nt-ccs lorf,sue PMsk
Ss'0 saasd Ghn'', tsr recurring lr-sse. =.
seH + GREER & hGPrr'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-23

.s1AyD pONEs. r#HH,rt af + ##.
II ,resh supil9 N..is# H#s# rtaa
nv lg TODD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-23
FURNITURE &. TOR SALE.

81 otIS EEkARP. hing dosirous Of removing
f 4 from the cry, uIt rs l4r s,e his stock Of Fur
u'lure, consisting of BcIsiends Bureaus. Nahocon,
Stands, Pictures Frames. g.. SC. They - IN 5e
sod mr below the lowest business price. Cnl and
examine hs sar en- the east side Of Nam ST. nesrs
Iy opposite The [ S Hotel. ecl7
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
Passengers saiied


"a fl gocs. .hja -;fodiai0r. or Lorigaii Clark and
a Eoyf Aiiss DyOu ant servant, and N'r Enser ei
tc6'usny. =
s,. two ,iiss HIafnsons and Jane, Stewart, Of
II SAUNDERS 4 A. and Mis-: S'urde' o Canada; M y right
ri Yorkshire Eng Mr. s-nnUug1 " Edinburgh: illroy.
ui scotland: McClbe OF Dublin.
in The Ddcfet ship 81 Noid fJr HGcre-RObert " EcGr.
N,told td.gr. ogden Hoffman. Jr john knr of YORK:
VI gcss. lady mud child koylle NY )f HGTsef and aiy
Ccnnec'icui ,s Dez and child. Mr Schiencer. H-nne
Plsle!pha Henry Mason lady cad'en end servant, Al
bs1y p Whitehead Or " T Sorshie. Alb ny Focke n.
Eramen; L W George. Mr. Liable, Cheora Mr. Nisfz.
Ms Mary Gonzlso. II y Brown.
in ne steamship Brltann'a. Fr0m Boston ter Lirrp9oi
2 ogden Miss Ogden George Sampson. Hopkins
Of fachine Canada Mr Bell II Gunter NJ Ouuam Master
Georze Harrison, Of LiyeFQoo j Pene AID lady NJ Vs'd
& Moran Schesr. Air Jenkins " lHiiuy. " II Smith
NJ DuchaSte Thomas Richardson II Finley. Of Yorh;
lanes II Byden II Woods Akiey, beare OF despaches.
" Il Barnard F S-ars. of Boston; Ihomas Furnum
Of Philadephln Clifford q Richmond John renunnt
oi Vrgaia. A Denny and W Jon OF Dlbbn; W WOodve
.. Baltimore; f foIe,,9l OF New: Lteans; F Ranmer H.
Raunier Of Prussia: : Lowering o.: Pafs: Mrs Jeeys o
M;chsan; r Hammond England: K Williams. Can-a -an.
COnn--S.
For Hcifo1-umes Primrose and lady Of Pc,ou: 4 rrin
rose. Hiss Carrt'. Miss Bowe jane: Cochran; YouGc
John Tubn OF Halifax Mr ] Z Masee. Ms J. Harrington
of Wa,ham c u BaliOu OF Boson-l Total 49,
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tpefcrred.J
IL @.Ll.;c :.
TUESDAY.
{ .tn1T
Circuit Court.
Before Jude. ks.T.

--.au-i i;owr- IS. joa:i NJ Secor.-iciion Il
recover ya::;e o. piano iprt. y"c.th tS5 winch.
cor;.nd- without tile {" Il: hy "aa
u.-.eL r .e l sGds oi hurn- CiGis. SC Inc p;uao
in,;. ,gnc.y hell it - ne. and .sh G;iI
nitu!. w,s ,,s hU,.- \" /. .gT.ioa 81 Mr Bu~nc.
aid :apSn. ~. ta s', e cuf iH.sTe, ni lr Pine the
i,.fn Oi III. hnuse. u, Il ett witn air Pne q;
Cpiia :.rd- !o.I a.a% "! Lac4wuui. his agent &c
L pos. the .uni.ife. gave tins psgI forte II
a.e!Tsr Eli Se;nt prevent I'm ;nrecioSnr mortgage
ncna " Charlton. which lie claimed 10 p.iO
10 oa. heu ~ Ai Loch .rOo and succeeding OF
amount held by sr John .acob istu hI Pine weni
i.rnhupcy ccnended. vr th9 defence that Mr. S-cof
had yui,d cicn the piano. line csse will hc continued
nj
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A rrtvrf,

Bark Childe Harold Drew. from Leghon. Aug is. marble
&c 10 Peter ilarmOny's Nephews. sailed company WIKI
Ing Franc, Peek Stackpre OF rhnmaston: Tor YORK.
schT Albert ROGERS. BErnell, days from Virginia. sweet
potatoes, master.
schr Eagle Taylor ds I'm Cheysone to NJ, Benton
..chr John Marshall days from Folly Landing.
nlt,,h chr Mary Eliza Gliiat, Days from D,by. 5.
81 master
.-cnr Emily knight -. Camden, S!e lime
S;chr Fame. Robinson Machas, lumber. 10 |. SNOW
schr Martha Wood Ray. from hlachas. lumber. TO Smith
d. Ioya'un.
.Schf Mary Deborah Douglass. phiGdtpha. coal
';cI Texas, Willis. P4i.adelphia. coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

81 SALEM VEIN Nut CQAl. iot sFnsa S'oTe': -
ard Liverpool Coq da7 el,ehaiEi1s anu b y' SEE y
BENJAMIN /. Co. SUCCESSOR TO y'e+ - Matc>'
Crrerz pef Despa;eh Pos; prompt, executet 81 IN
teSL vefT 56.ror LOT Of Vvoodcock / Hshbarton
COAL extra large ordered expressly i9T IA l3y y 5, T,s
chasers-s; the io'sss' market pr{se; rec Bn 5T BROWNE
I'll W7shiacion-.t and : ile.l Face
In Ya,d reaoa Orchard Coal Of al 'zes' aad iI.F VI
ir quality forsrltHi. ~ ,-u
(tGAL, coal. JDNLWorSa.mans >snp.e . "al ',ii i
see - l7rtystec, Best cua'ity ct L 20 An ald ~.
oihaf Snd, Goa iaf sale rhea7 Tor u5 on 'ssfs w q, We
iuni:g selecting " KIND ihsy may TaI go"
i'i'S' '' e''"- City wes0sr and ln.s|far Of Coal
DFaCjTOFCu Arb CoAI-Ths subscribers have e y1rd
30 81 S,ye and Nut ,zes The shove Coal from
the mort approve mue, ind u me Lowest ma ksi
i - % band superior 4Irle o RED Asn Coal oi Hanssi
or Siuves burning free and cnset pronounced
5y nave used { 70 T. supero, TO any 9thef, .
lei: ~ ehs: o. he rads. with SpeIknan Truso" 10
lS4 Water 81 through h7 Pos; 'lfs 2[TqI!. 1pS0ed J 10
s25 - nerry ami 70 Mulberry -
lroAL!-BESr RED ASHi QK PtAcH ai:a, QScaAKD flJ
-vs Coal vel screened from the yard. ana Ist OF caa:s
,of ne following prce W EroAen o' bE - ~ aise o's
q cent. per iou viii 0e deducted tsStn direct ton
the ,5 30 Yard corner OF Ns and '5sPEiE1 5EFER 1c'iIiNTo4
DEACH ORCHARD C0iLS 80 lily : 9SM esetsd sGss
-. . - ~ lines Of ,vh.ch have received n i.rme .ez
,is and known b. equal 20 rms IN the cGa! e.o.
sners t.at ae particular haze good cGa at "a tsohoe
,rs 1r. ADVISED 70 iOr-EI- auc nav. ie 'ies '
e,ai before ths prc= advance win Ie rlse N ife~ns
GEO. WAN EE, 0yi Houston street,
.,lm, ;a.oes, ~esi OF broadway.
1ogAi.-PEaCH ORCH ARD COAL.-Tse season t2r lay
inc IN .rris %. bal having arrived me sut>cts; >
ry "a fs,eva ofie.s Tor rs r guaiy p Con sNle DO
ken E-. Nui SO. ,.1e, ,ulhls 'of tall'l -f ~.
s-be farzes Ttse petriu Coal difec from ve,e! can
ko W her a!ers flied hy few days Edtc ts' ot
,a a as enw I.hiEh Coal Lack swaia Coal! " ate ASH
os srpGoI Ot-e aud sydney Cot Orders len Win tne
~ iicfiu-- Ac"ansS oics. 'o ~ - ny seet
or through ae Despatch Post vii be promptly Elei al Inc
lowest l'i +. STOKES DICKERsoN, lc7 Anthony.
a3,f street near Broadway.
1OA-sinrine handsome nsou!ent OF the various kinc'
of Coal hOtn iUr domestic and manufacturing purposes
.nt 10 which gow making daiy adduons We "ouo
invite the aiieatlun Of ccGsumers tneIeio
RED ASH. or PEACH ORCHARD. Of the most ep
oro wed veins Us the Spohn, Lewis. and SaeH-
WHITE or GREY ASH SCHUfLhlLL, ot the BREAD
Nouaair and TuscarUrr veins, end -.
Peach Mountain. Iehigh. Ltcsa~aIna: :,, Si;SH tfsma
!. Z. JACKSON.
50 street where samples Ha5 os sen, am s. he yad
cor Hudson ard ir1. and = Brota'.uf-
Orders bl Sc, Ieteiv - per D-spa-tn PUst ~ nm
Ty7HE COL OFFICE. OPPOSITE THE PARK-TRl-
COiLGf the be,t guilty aaag;sd tlaGs eat si:es te
ts respective ini si- ~ fisl prlffs 81 100 'siSiU'
,I'r.buus liu.'eas'i opposite Ciy ' tiai' w ,7.
Peach Nounlrn Grey Ash SchuTikiu. Sytney;
Broad Noun.ein. leniGh SeS,,Sse. ,.
II u Y b. PALMER. l60 Nassau s..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
Co,r; os Common Pleas.
Before Judge nALr.

James Horn Va. Charles f. STANDARDIZATION
b7ousn, by AID II years rent OF premises
5 BOwe,y. The defence that The premises
hrd iir II tor the purpose q" tcGg occupied ;Or Tie
tac,u. u lie that being aD"Ct month. AIR huFn
stated that the reiI"is complained oi the factory
Suuce au rru s; desnlau; 10 which he DID. not
expecting ANY nd would DO r",e Tor rent. Nch,G
was SID oct ! o1s acrwaid when tho danGr.
wsS muGc The Ju;y. considering That deiendant hHd
ru.e he instance ni p'sRI &c. gave 'oTtie; Tor ce
ienLan
Thomas Gcsyhegervs. Danirl iioward.-Assauii
md Battery Tie plaintiff i,.tid- Defendant
the rupre;o cf the ward House. Brondwny GesyhnGef
wa m the basement The u'e the afternoon OF tie 2ot
Maci last exhibiting his the female servants oi
whom buying shawl wnen Nr Howard h3p-
prne INTO the servants hall nj the time. ordered hun out
aud told nm 10 there again. lie would have
such peope around his place He iei; The room Gdd Mr. II
left appears tes yhacer called back by the cIi
aud M H. ccin: HIN there again. came bchnG hum ana gave
hun kcks and also siIuck hlm, ,eilnc hun u
-eaT syh=:cI brings action. 1vCrrn. ta, lie u
of slender mike cripple hG hI ~ the pursuit OF INV
ful cRhnE TINT Nf Howard had no right Ia hcs Ill
hn. Eoe defence. Gvcrred that GcSynEe had beer
hni.c months before. when Mr. Howard turned
out and tod let hrs rini there again
that the servant .s (o whom there twenty tI
y hnd dncd and should have returned L" their work hut
Kept the servants hat io0s1n: NJ the pedcf goods
and dsua! That ar u"a'h exercised any nJr- cTcc Than
was compel plaintiff 10 .c,ye his premises NeT
Gttt ths iUreau0r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

yY,gE TVEI-F.TH WARD ASSOCIATION hereby CIV.
notoe. aa, they h.ve made aneems,is Yah HiSA&
PARKER to open Land Office 10 tse I~e.h w arr 'o'
-, On S,pd and mortgage Al p'.ons dcsr= 10 ;es OF
hirs purchase or ss rer estate in th', Ws ana AZ pei
sfe rsauotsa {. si.- arSe .h ,'crs m; OF liz
hand Tbs oico cGraef 10Th greet sr Fourth sveie
where register Will kept he purpose o.! rnerinE apo
cations inquire of Mott Btothss Nassau street nppo
yits the Cuitou- Office from % O'Clock T. ~
CH BALL. Plssden..
RIsSstsr. Ex.,s S>crrfsr1 s2lm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03

TINHE BEST SOAP IN TIE WQRLD.-Rober.'iI lin
orove: Brown scsp b1. veil edrle the reputation BE-
rz tie bS e., Ii ior durability and economy goes
reh farther lad possesses qualities lhci no other does iuch
., MOI, ln. color shrinking anre and 10! taxing grease
Of srps,s without rju.inS coo For sale of the
nncipa G!ccsz = City and Brooklyn. Bear ranc
ariG l. hC6Ehlc,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF nGW-YoRK, OCTOBER ..
CIearci,

ship Sarah L; Arselia. Bunnn. Havre. A Richards.
Eries John Gardner. Peterson Belize Alexander OHIO.
VcaI. Badger 4; Peck Diamond rvn. Charles.
ton Durham * DImon tHyuga Bed-l. Apaachlcola, Post
81 phl'p, Macon. Hayden. Savannah K VI Demlii.
Schr Iedemontn. Ba!sden Laeuna, &C Whitaker: star.
DAVIS Washington e.. n CammerGeB 4 son; & h Thorn.
jackson. Wilmington f. Powell Juia * Nancy Sterling.
Newbern VI BLACKWELL Ct Pierre. Ferguson. Aewbeta Il
pit,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
E3rhRriscrt S; Gc.'s Cele5rGsci

riNHIS Medicine coripaunded solely i-on veceaDs matter
free in'n r.rrGuH rrE v1rThui"d tree from any in9fe
dents derWc;'n n harta. "i discovered a' one !i YEN
t!nce ! y -; ! '.s, . ius, [ & .I Il ths
most en- :e s:.uns ~ The us states tJI ezhi yeaf,
without the least apparent hope 9 restoration 70 he' AZ
vas hy them pronounced ncursbe but who. nj taxing me
above named ncne l hye week. "4' restored 10 pgftc'
health Tint medicine has beer sold with unprecedented sue
cess and hns failed Instance when aSsnln accoTa
iseasos to wit:-SALT 4HEUM, SCiOFuLA, ULCER
k$fS iflIFiI4@} Fi4} lSFfAMSlATT%3RIHF ~ AhT3EIFeH! Az
Riii.ES. SCURVY, CIiR6NlC SORE EYES. BI,Q QTCHES
PinpfES ON TIE FACE. SCAl.D HEAD AND ALL
bIiSiNGFR0M An INLU DIC!QLi $ Use OF MERCIRY
OR An IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD The eifca
CT this medicine has been tested ~ MI the d.ense' above
s,ureated and It's effect, a;e truly astonishing: onyone IN
ln which Usually produces effect while in most
also gentle ceiac. increasing lhe appetite ana
general hoah ofihe patient causing all ucsIn os TO l5
cergs more pfolsey and producing eectua attentive
ctihs whole system purifying Nni producing perfect ACTON
Persons " h. 'Hsin- H. should refrain 9m The o all
stint la.i1s drinks highly seasoned food tG, BY
,,Rfainsl = wholesale OF THOS. e. TAL.MAGE.
General a-s - nstTeet opposite The Custom House Ne"
clfgt Broadway ana Cha:herssreet No. - Front street
No IL " ,,-stIee Nus - End 80 BnweTy M. 20 Fulton
street ho III and ~ fiusoR and y liammGnt street cor.
Hudson No. SO tmnd street No. Is! and rs reeawich
20. s. CananDe street Nos. 3l ana Al F-efteei N0it
B5ookiyn; J. ~ smith corner OF Futon and crente,Iy
and VIM. Bagroye. S'lues Buildings. corner II
rw and Azic ant BY al the principal druggists IN me
nt V B I.ockriy No. - BeayeG-y. Clinton Buildings
General Wholesale and Re:s Agent td- Albany.
T. ~ Dyott s. SON. No. li3 Moth Seconc-si.. Genefu
wholesale gent iof Philadelphia Bush K Hiiyer.
u6cnes and esmoaia a7 be seen and oblned at any OF
the above places. n3i eodlm IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS. ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
C0NSJs;P ttON, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
n nj \ y n T.

f0NStMP ZION, lN En- CCMPLAlNIS,
AND ALI. DISEASES OF TIE
PtLM ON AIRY OR JAMS.
DIR, WfsTAH'S BALSA1 OF WILD
CHERRY.
- NTRACT of a t.t.l'lES FROM A POSTMASTER.
=. Gated PxMpXnSs Washington TO. Nsins. apl -S-h
lSi4-IiE ISAAC Bt-T~rS-DoaI Sr:-At .ne re9vest ot
diced ci;h consumption and liver complaints take he iesI
sio: aupo'u' thI COUNTY agent tc
cell MIST AIS HAiS.tM OF WILD CHERRY. snd Ia
,siG him lew dozen. there ot Tor gc s.iin At
hundred n,-> ron tEs have couf, tsal II would
witt; 5.aJy ,-- Il whets could &C procured withCu
ton mucn es;tHs- and delay
My attacked sbuG SIX months with what tn
physicians called In r 1t of lon-u ccnn.4iG
vey p.rvs this section Of The county Having The
lasaiu =Gvc;tisSd 10 august.
ss- 40 NILES FROM EERE. -n
cck The pans send :he!e !a bo- ci whch she toCk
ana ysr lie LED a- thsi ses. Bottles more
xrch h. has :sen. anu she ;sat she has
Ell "a -. r ~ y,ats She 1ss tss IN thosc who
have inquired End ssc-;aed what effect Ii. BaaI
had ars alxouS have oT $40 III t.is v;cty, Thict
Toe cause II rS wri,.1s &" y"r.
r,ro. ,uI a., ~ Tc;uTa - NAL wasthei voc conclude
-od sop. snd H hcn, oTGe: ka; !: - snrSr
yrs:x Il can es had. an. with Is-sec' y2Srs sss
Tee whole country i-arn?s that no mediciDe-nn
phys;:sn-no preparation. Of any kind wnasevcf-csn elcs
i,r Wi.,.r, h>sam of Wild Chsrry:
ny HEN3EE t,F IMTTArlOSS.-Tae genuine * :oic
IN Se~York ouly sy Isaac Butts. 70 Arr 8. sce s. ~ ~
bo-te ------- -
0E "a . e. fop ,t--es COai hots. Shovr, Sii,r,s al
ie-' F.!a Set. Fire STANDS. Umbrella Salids Gfu eN"ei
ode, io holding bot blowers ne" aod qsein M st.es: 70
z--p ifola burning rerprts-pssred All me aoo'e S
Se hso at tl,e Inannfactory. ;io. 81 Pt1::-ss-
4 stout boy wanted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
Memoranda,

i- sctr Fame from iiachas this po Sundsy hiln
anchor Huntington Beg cut Tie inrenhs; 10 ker
The vessel from OF the NJ gale
The .chr Martina Wood from Riachas 'oI this port Sua
ay the iocnt to htep vessel from going ashore
,.p n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-03
SECOND BOARD.
Public Stock Exchange
Keal Es.ate......OcroBER

~ J. II. ina4lr q L0
South BROOKLYN bot.-SiI lot. ui ground on Columbia
fad Il ch,.tfcets n the block bouaG.d D. Ghf,IIn
fId Summit ,tfsoi. Also, two 'Ot- "d"'m"s lHs =,