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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

TUF PiLrs IN THEIR WORT FoRMs.-.No Cure No idV
h compliant people suffer to ttJn year Ia year.
thereby causing thousands unneces pam and ncOnvenle' ce
Ind hard Hays lnlInent unu
LIN, Balm China warranted TO cure my Case no l
brG old. the money returned nm M wn VII
sff. none b, the prejudced Sold only ut 81 Courtland
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

Carleton < Co Lowell. Mas. - 2;eod
--.Ss.---
AZ NoChuures oithe Weather w, mla-tiall, affect the
ody tie blood pure. Every individual even the most dis
eacd ks within him germ Of iha, original pure blood
our common mother Eve which germ OF blood the sup
20 ter OF NJ life and constant struggle Ia throw OIL the
geneous coup; humo., which are the cause oil disease
nthe Individual BY pursng the body OF this diseased ind
,dual Of m bad humos allow the OF pure blood to
gam ground aud make blood offs better quality ond so on
progressively I'LL the whole mass egenefated ioT the GOOD
principle good pure blood nlways striving TO be peoh
luuni the bad diseased humOrs Let all who VISA 10
be of fne healthy habit who wish havea sound mind
sound body who desire To be able 10 stand without ity
~ the contiGua t! climate who desire 10 have
healthy children. tie Tnndreh Kills which will csc'unly
cleanse the blood all bad cOrrCp, humots uud restore the
hurau body to the OF health enjoyed by the primitive
rl-.. vi mankind
geusrer BRASpRLrli FiiLs place withn the reach OF all
hc.l'hand long le.
Sold a, - cent. per box at 2il Broadway. New York Dr..
Rrsnde,h. office and Mt 24 fgd,on street, "a Bowery Mr..
Boo.h Market street. Brooklyn Philadelphia S North
E street Baltimore. Of Light and Mercer streets;
a. "a Hanover street. Boston: No Old Leyee New-or-
IT.
NJ Free Carisiiau Union viii meet Tor religious
sefyc, Suudy September % u; the yesHn no Natural HIS
tory Broadvay between Spnnc aud Prince street; ncoure
by " II. Chnnnr upon Ch'iy IN 'dre,v .I.Hst'e,te :"
;t4 DooirsS Of the Caref- foa's oil service Wa a NJ
&c The Congregational Shufch In The
Medire College Cro.b, 90 story doors below Spnn&
Rev u CoCUR A. wI preach tomorrow afternoon NJ -
O'Clock suhjeci-'' The Foith Ui the Gospel ffeachiD1
akoin he morning l01s o'clock Strangers una ohei NE
Invited. Seqtstrie
E- Gemtlemen's Fiue Calf Sewed Boots
for So 50A large and fresh assortment Jus; received hnu
BE- QGA every respect 10 th0se usually so' u
" 45ani,e ai'is At . ''4'''n i''' rHILANDER SHAW
Gr Fall SiyJc Of Hats ) II. TlCE < co. N,
asnr'inen, 81 Hat. al Z tr hand NJ he Emporium
q F,hon NO Fuyyery where the mo in>fiou, cannot
h+D beng I'e the eccaonIca vi" nat II greatly
70 ibeir atvsrtsre putchas@.
>ape.rgc Nutfii Hat s-..........-.....ss
Second Hnt fhi;d Qualities .......-.... 10 ana 50.
Supertne Ffen h Moe.k'n .......... Szrs rnd io
-" Il. a.p haud-A beautiful assortment oi Chud ems
i2oey sHk Neigcl Caps ~
10 Hats-Fun Fashion Now ready. u complete
satren, o. he fu Fu>hion HATS. which IN guaIny we
WI Fsi'sn, equal artured ~ our old ~ nrrd
pc's VI: Fine Moi Six Hats. s25s Extra do sS
hniiltlon Beaver. s3 Estfa Fine. si'g
WATSON H. CO. l5i Chnthan Square
opposite IAin-s-Str.et
B. Caps description haud and Tads 70 or
10 Autumn Hsts.-The subscriber announces 10
n customer, aud readiness 10 supply the Fall Pal,
en ofGeaenens Hats.
The ine< Nutria are furnished at............si Is
Equality. e '................ .
sral uai SPENCER. 81 Chambers slreet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

From HsLiFAN.-Tbr Steamship Hib=rnie arr
yst on the nsht of the 18th from Boston, The II.
,s, le;aiacd by rough weather, and strong eas;-
,rIy eaie, sond her usual time some twelve hours
IRE loss hy fire at the Sydney coal mines is esti-
mated at over $50 600. A large number Of persons
haze been thrown ont o; employ by this disaster.
The steamship Uncorn, on her way from Quebec
"a Pc;au, when in the river ST. Lawrence, going at
the fats d IL knots, struck sunken rock, but il IS
slated suffered NJ material damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

RU.I-M,TIsM CAN cUKtD-it Is not strange lIat peo-
pe .nd eEsi'.- that they see ndverthei m
the .paers because they ubs TO theit money of
worthless urCie. How per'ons whu were suffering
nt-nrly with neumalsm ~e have heard shy ney ou not
know whether the Indian Vegetable Exr nnd Nerve
npd nous lmmeut they hnd used many things
without effect. u they hnd 10 iah ~ hy hln:
Nov IN. they have perfect confluence IN TINS
nry remedy II has Jre some ut the nardes,
cs,e country with perfect .uccess We can eve tnc
nres of man, fret who have been cured We
say by reans tiicie It Sold only at - Court
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
FLANNELS i-FtANNELS
10. TAYLOR & co.
N "a
20 C.Gar-Sf,

. ECEIVED 5s;e-isT shipment OF S.7rne!' tom the
house ci Johnson. Sswel & Co. Boston, and offs.
hem for cash by the bae 4: greatly reduced ?rce
from whnt they have been reid At or the a lew weeks To
seher rh the les, o a,:onenscf DTy Goods The market
good Salesman acquainted cash end ,ho buy
ar IL wanted S1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
flI,IHN
Redeemed ausustl IS+4 Observation-Disclosures IOtO


F ,rthe gradual extiosu,hment of these bonds sinking
fiIrd ha, established and Is obligatory the nus
ices by the at the mortgage 20 see That Is anhuiy
nad consists o the hlan left from annual tpprG
praticn o so 0U after poyre The ineres on the "uenc-
M oDd, and of thus fund continually increasing
m I'M. interest dlni>hes by the redemption I bonds,
/, vii r..l eXiuguh SiiOttO ut the bonds before
maturity ai the cal estate ut the company
moi reG1rd ior rd which aud increasing
IN value 10 TO be applied sales are made exclusive to this
purpose.
A case in which the Windsor Bank Of Vermont
and the SunIk Bank of Boston plaintiff nnd defendant
now befoe the : Crcui, Court at son Its brought 10
recover SO 0O0 cfthe Windsor Bank Notes
l. appenrS that Windsor Bank tGed IN 1873 thai prior to
thu, time b had been red, emed at the fk Bank and
ina, nj the If f.u." Ihs amount above ,Gsr Toned
was IN he possession Of the Suffolk Bauk Thtt the rn o
Fnets,n x lamb ui us'on. the az. ntt IL the Windsor
;nL md it cnnended by the part'f. they pr"vf
81 y;th tuc. Ia redeem hill, the Suffolk Bank nj th1t
nv moi SONG So and by the Suffolk Sunk notifying tho
II nrsor BANK uf he fact, !o. hnpvsnsd u-Isuu q
,,h failed a; he ne with the Bank. he hi' ''ere
,', by the Suffolk iiuuk. uer the future nj great d>-
rhs defendants have Gleat the genera issue also that
m r,,uu has nccird ith years and also that there Is
no Cuch corporation the Windsor Bank On winch issue has
been JrIned
Ths Boston papers yesterday tina, the case has been
postpoued.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

rz- BOARDING.-Sirs. G'iSS. having opened the ne"
and odious houe D 'e>ey ST. near Una ah' tiou,e
-o,,r, n choice o deibe to transient or pefi'sheh
R,nr,en Croton Shower and cold lishs. tree ne
ocatr cenrG, yet quiet a2d sboGy Terms mode'ae
auot
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
WHIG MEETINGS.

~ Whizs Attend.-The Wings Of Nex York and
vcin; ".peculy invited attend Mass Meeting be
held NJ ndethlf Tavern TucAnboe the termination
the ilar IN ltaroef. SATURDAY 23h t. VI.
and 80 An PIE wni:n 70 drawn on
the grnund bY hundred yoke % oxen
The Harlem Rrrumd Car City Hall II; o'clock
4 VI u" convey pa-.enrers the meeting
llvcr uGirse-es
D.."r'Hs BNqd md fine Cee Club will enven the rect
Tcse'sen,;n- the holder 10 passage IN tie Cas- ct baif
reyniGI inren7y he had NJ he Harlem Rairo1t fee Cts
Hall. nnd al the wing beqding Room, EvpfrS. butdiG-s
Broadway. & g..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
THr SPECIAL ELECTION IN ArrAkArAs.-A

friend "bo w1itoS tous from tranklin. In the Par
stof st Mary, gives us The result of the elentjon
90. Se'a',-. End >Ss: "Al-x+ader d q ne, y
VI b 7,mco,hered. was dei-a'oi al tho Ju',
.iccuou. ior delegare t" tnc Guuven,Icp, ny cg-
netus Voo'hiis rhIs operated asaiost hin. He
hoo aso 90 contond against thc powerful lnhj.
eucc o. .hc Nouton family, in lafayette. Not
withstandirg al, he has ;riumphcd; the Whi.s
have secured majority in the State Senate, and
the = Anuxation'' scheme has been condemnod
oa the very borders oi Texas. or ST. Mary. our
own Parish, ! can speak At the clcct;onin July,
sas gave Dec'ouet oily hirty.niae votes over
voo'h,ns. Now voting on p,r,y questions she
ewes him one bunGrtd and t,reirc over Mouton
In NavemHer she will dn better siiIl This am
positive OF. 'or, as November draws nearer. The
pc become more and more convinced Of the
imoar;arce OF the interests 1T stake IN the pres
Dental e!ec;inn. The sdcar planters Of this sec
ton are quite earnest IN support OF Henry Clay
end h policy. could mention the names OF
several Jackson and Van Bu'en men in this Par
jsh. who viii vote, in November, for Henry c lay.
TIE rgh: spirit is abroad among the Wings Of
81. iiaFy. This know, for on Saturday last,
we had enc of the largest ana most enthusiastic
meetir gs'held in this parish siucc 1910 Dele
gates were appointed 10 attend the Mass VIII
Convention, and speeches were delivered by Al.
ex.ndcr Dcclodot, of ST. Martin, and stephen
Duncan, ore of the ablcst speakers in his PSF
shi \. Oheans TIopic.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
WELSH'S EATING HOUSE,
SO NasSnu-street,
Ttoo doors bsiop The Sun oFce
BILL OF FARE

III fae %elIcHc3es m NeIT SedyOn.
CLOSED OK SUNDAY. sig Ini.
INsOLVEH7 NOTiCE.-Ry otder OF the Tdn Andrew G.
Miller, Judge the 81 JclcA District c; the Territory Of
Wisc0nn. notice hereby 70 all ire creditors of Aay
andeI Il. i n in,oi-en debtor snow c-use il any
they huve. fore d street EOu;;, up.re in Blown
county. the ith day OF pctsber next why
o lcld Dyent eate hGrd be maze nj no dssharzet
from HI. dets the Of assembly ot W.
consn Territory. entitled D- reie o.. ,o vent
ijebtH-s." Approved January l3th A. ID. lst1.
Dated Aug. l4:h. 1874. JSC. Z. MEADE,
au3i l0tW Clerk Dis. Court, y. G, " r.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

10 81 (:oURAup's Blanc DEspsgne. VI Spanish lily
~ nrs delicate white preparation Tor the complexion. put
90 IN oses beautifully scented - each'o be found IN
H. Y only at 81 Nglker-stet first store from broadway. A.
Al Boston Dr c. agent a ;. JORDAN, SMlik street ana
Carleton 4 Co Lowell. Mass. - .icod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing.
ri 4 n ~ n y rr . n ~ II gN

Mo- IlU CndtnALl-1tTcct@
WILL. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL.
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
MEMS. BOYS. AND CHiLDREN'S CLOTHLNG.
6fall descriptions mri. IN the aHONABLY sTYLR, TO
Which would pectiuyinvlte the ent;on u. hose
Ar ne has made arrangements 10 receive
CLOTHS ChSSlMERES. VESTINGS, &c.
by svsy packet nr has secured the services Of Ipe6nce1
Clttsa he oiex,s himself to perfect sasacton all
SsS purchase.
NJ BGarmert, nr9- to order Al sis rtortest notice ase
.1i,h ytret pursttldlIt2. r6 lstf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
At FIVE PER CENT.
VIyM 4 BEECHFR. > EiVER near Wlhaml .'reef
w New Yark daily receiving from auction all .Or.' o
-y Goods which ne yri sell f:0a the bills NJ per iJf
n The actual cos; aar,ed FIGURES each arice
y ms the purhRssf ooE through tie entire
stock select 20. himself and ask roqueS'ions.
~ Also C,cois tabeior iiil,ners Merchant aors
Haters Shoe and stock Manufacturers. "a Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
IY.|'A||,3EI!:EIA|E:y[''!l|I.1IIIEIE I!!.|'A||,!3
ECCALEOBlOS OR EGG.HATCHlNG EXHIBITION
KTO1dNy'ny.


ECCALEOBlOS OR EGG.HATCHlNG EXHIBTTION
2sJ broadway.
In cOmplnnre with the popular request. arrangements
being made open this wDnierlG Exhibition during the
In the ;iGie Will sc closed u. further notice.
sslm'
IL iuAi Panticg Ot uIge with colossal figures
paine. m New-i Or!: and lately finished by +. Snel.
Exhibition open the Apollo Rooms. Al Broadway,
AdrNsoa 5 '''' '''' = ii TuTh&s lm.
M ERCAAT!lE i.lBR AIRY CLINTON !AI.L-Perons
.crbers the rate Fire Doars yecr. being the
win Narchaufs admitted.
Terms Tor Merchants Crsi. heretofore. dollar mi.
ti-tlon toe s5d t"" dnliars yer GanuIn s2i ml,-
f,ARPEl!NGS Dkt GtiErS AND Dli.-CLOrHS-
4 RIi'HARD 4. PJfRDT at HI. III lnt Cl lh ard Caroet
Trade M: Cu1,tHi!, hand. choice md selected
assortment C Br-'.e - Ind lnEtnn tarDetngs OF Eng
i. flHmuSnnvIi and Ian vile manufacture, Ind of the
mos ugpgJvI >iyc o.! uc;n- and cr!os AlyO splendid
n,ortrnn NJ o English hr'icge o nte iinpontonsNene
and Hat aryc;Ing, 1l all wiGthsci Cloths, OF
Gud El gl.h from twenty four
l-e IN .n. nn wnFra ante; .'om r2t To Ten ears od-Em
hl,ssd C!:h aud Dsmr'k Piano nnd lnhlc Covers com
pee RUGS Atfe Arrival al lnperla Brussels,
Wilton. WOr-fcl amt Suc tan1 Rugs Also Door Rug,
ana Lamp Alu-A NJ prices the most satisfactory to the
purchaser.
" Mr. r. p wrull respectfully invite his friends md
he ih: 10 upon nm before purci.rn2 as he feel,
iirnt t.i,h them Cafpe's st lower prices hnn they
= b. olhninsd -'ewhefS 81 s~e0dlsc
CHCNPEsT CARPET ESrABjl-HMENT' IN THE
1 IifTrrE,D STATES -, 2. Bowe-y ANDERSON &
English .y AMI cuub.e nrrHin n5pes which have
purchased for cash and vii ne o - cent lower than
n: rny uti. er ...It,is!Gienf
sDe0 g.rls r! ttorl trrpet> 4. psr yatl.
1870 yarrs al Wool extra tn. S. pes yar.
600 yg;L ipUb Q -lDeI az D. rer jH'd
ANDERSON B. DI4bS, - R0w,v,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

iLj- Democratic WING Senatorial COUyen-
tipr.-FJ Distrcf-A etln: of the Convent ION
held At Broadway House the city of New Pok on the lsh
October, l6i3 the following resolution adopted
ReSOirtd That the Senatorial Convention OF 'hls
District be held NJ National IIn. Futon street IN The city oi
iroos yn the second Tuesday of Octob" l8-. nj Il
O'Clock. VI and thai the ChrmRn and Secretary due
notice thereof" OLIVER 1. HEWLETT, Chairman
d. 4. BOKEE, SeC'y 81 tdm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

Posr, OYFicx New York, SEM, .. sA
" EngIish Mali Letter Bag, per @ koys i hsi.
EiT,>s. will be co ed rhe Cpper and Lower
p. tIirsS m ,hl. C,y on MONDAY. the 30h INST at -
3oclock r VI The overland postage oi ieS.
-; .t.c JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM. r Nj
~ t:rnnsIu UouAc. Gj Rarclay'-tiuhehs OF
su>en visers desiring quie, where rea! Temper
roce Diet s pfotered i-r co-si>ing o Vegetables ffulA
sc without stimuHnis fh meats are invited 10 fhifoA
ms nous, Terms moderH:. Shower baths ''eer .oc-
su2 tis ~ "N'N--
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK NiCpLSON {: WRIGHT,
No. 139 re ri and 30 Bcaversrceis, New.ioIk,
Would respectfully announce that they opening large
and newly selected Stock Of
SILK GOODe.
NIL Of which are ofe latest Fai styles. comprising full as
sOr,ment CI ~ ,
consisting in pa:. Of ch Cashmere y Eso.se Tch printed
dustin anes Craze ,e nas Of rcv and elegant Stye',
rich plain Camelon and san stripe Heoeaie nnw and IN
shonabe article; Cnmeon. Hrocade. crf Broche striped
silk bl-ck and colorei Gpacras. figured aud .'aia.
$HiWLS.
rrocns and Casu,ere SRvyl, .utioEas als!1n GGi
Brocude figured SILK Shaws; Dauask WOODEN Sirallia Ind
rch Dama.k Alapnccha lie'no, riiba, md Muslin de
Lame in grea; variety. &c.
RIBBONS.
full assortment Count md Cnp Ribbons. OF the riches.
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Laccs Trimming Lace; and Lace Edsinss,
Thread Lsc Paied ard Brussels EdciOs'. sc.
GLOVES.
Consisting of Kid SILK Cashmere great variety together
WITH n large assortment Of Fancy hitts.
Also iul assortment; OF Pnris Cords. Gimps and Fnsa'.
together with ever usually be found Fancy
Stock which they prepared offer favorable terms
rs any other estahi,huien;. So lstIlecl 1m.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW ANATOMICAL WORK
,rST IMPoKTf D

't>T lNPoHTf d.
PETIT ATLAS CONFLICT D'ANATONTE DEsCRiP-
TIVE Gu Cora' Human. Ouv-.rc destrs eoTolete
des traies d'Aaa;one Descriptive Pa: y Mas,e. iv,.
with 2 h1ey e1ecG,e 9lrss :aG descriptive So o.
The beautifully colo:ed II 60
~ This pocket Ana;5ruca! Alta, Tie smallest
published and xii 5e found Of The --a;ss; ,s;vce 20 SG-
den;. aSd Practitioners. s.y DC CARED about;
Is rO SAYING too much hat ell VINO nave
a-aed it. base pronounced 5e beautiful Is!
ra;e.
In2areL cad for sac by
WILEY < PUTNAM. l6l B'o,d~ay.
New French Scientific Work. imported PUBLISHED.
vaoc. new yeisabe publication, have BEEN received. =
TOW BURKE OF OURS.
COMPLETE.
JUST PUBLISHED PAHT % OF Tom BJ RkE OF
9uRS b, Charles Leyer.au;ho' Of aTTg Lo''eeaechafi'
.i &! esas, 6y BtRGES;S, sTRiSGEk g, :.
FOB SALE AT THE
Tribune oftise; ;bts 1e9 ySH SS@s'n"-strest'
TosI BG III kE.
TIE ad vol ap' the end Of TON BuRHE..Pree oa'y u.
MRS. HOiL ND'S
NEW NOVELS.
MODERATiOY 35
f o . ,s R1s wbSie:as al 5. nd ea BIZ NM GRAHAM
s. 3,is l6J Nasau..,. Tribune Euldinss
JUST PUBLISHED-PRICEl l2it CENTS.
c a T H 0 L | c I II
coMYATtpLE WITH
REPU BLlCAN GOEERNMbNi
Ardinfull accordance with
POPULAR INSTITUTIONS
OR.
REFLECTIONS Uroy \ PREMIUM TREATIES,
Issued by the
AMERICAN PROTESTANT SOCIETY.
under tie signature Of Cisis -
By FETELoT.
EDWARD DUNCAN
No Isl Fulton s,rset. iss3t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

N-EW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD COMP:NT.-
NOTICE ! he Stoct holders beehy n1che': thit The
Annual Eecnn for Dirrcors o. this Company viii he he'd ut
the omtsrv Cce M * Wal in the city et New
York Nedrd,ay the I'D dag Of October next from lc
Tbs oos, Of ,nsssf will be closed en- the ~ Of sepem
vi Ry order. E PIERSON, Secretary.
Se,tsmbe, 18Th lsA slsIO.Snc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

yx TATCHES-1he !s:sesI aaost Ipiesd.d a.
TA porment Of Watches n the city Ia TO be found
ID SR sutscrbes. Es cob,fantIy receiving all drsenp.
GslsH tionl Of Cod and SYer Watches, ST the newest
stys rom rsnuac, urern England France and Syit.
Dsrlant md cn1t 10 offer nrgef acd much
price, retail. than any other houSe the city, Gold
Watches low go SO each. Watche, and JewelIy
exchanged bought. A. watches erfsned to keep good
the mol6y returned. Wstche- Clocks and J-wsiYy
,s,red ta beat 5nc w1rNated lower than cdr
Gthar place IN the city.
G. c. ALi.EN. importer Of W'stch.s and Jeyyel,y
jaI2 stf whoe,ele and retail. % SElst up T.In
- HUBBARD GOLDSMITH STONE 90! Pread.
EIA way. corner of Walker street. cOn.tsEy nxkIc
r. n addition, hs stock Of Watches. Jev.elfy Silver
Ai.E3 War and Fgacy Goods II. 6. =. r.v.ra,Iy buy.
Or CASH. thereby getting snc d: IN; lowest 4ie hsEce no
'eEsbed by keeping :hs p';Ecoes fgres ss -pd
moderate returns to peas hs custome 10th regard g;
;Gality ant 2rae.
A.! knd, Of jewey msde TO order Watches and ,ewet,
.nrefully npad Old Watches t.A and silver takeu no
%Ichange or bought tof cash; Il. C.. STONE.
siO 3nnn pl broadway. cnfner Walker street
* FINE EWATCHESBENEDICT & HAMMOND
EA AMsrrhan-i Exchange. os Wall ard yyill.y
q ,on:rance irst door William ha,e rncaty.
clduon n their pIsvi0ss stock m sssc-.roen ~
Watches ot eccaed IN the
DUPLEX end LeTer Watches, bo;o FOR lts, and smsn
Merchants Tom TIE South well ,ha .:; n, d ,l r1
when aually II coIcareLl ~ ces h,s7. - ~ >-
secerai sasora5nt OF Je2 eiIY Ct the ae1. nu,t;tx
S;rthns silver waie u ,sGeis::G.ef prre,
EDds OF Waichsz fepsi ~. equal - The nr,ip,l tt,1,
e.oek. regulated by lsst rate workman aE ste
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
Below.
81.

Snip Ono Liverpool bark Reform. Mobile brig Josephine.
Calcutta. ard others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
LLNES .4DDRESSED TO MISS -

l.aty. lady oh how spechled
|, your prov. face. neck und arm
Sure 10 he very ifeckled
Must eNcie IN you nlnfin
ON your cheek. It's the tmUie.
Charming ouk-as well tney ulny-
But theSa hurrid looking pmples
Sure must DIVE the beuuN uway
1t - really SURPRISING how my Ady consent To apPea, IA
m public with ifeckleG pnpe'. unbufa lace whsn ~
,,ouraud offers SUCH invaluable remedy m ms
II >ilAN MEOlCATED SOAP For the purpose above al
et To nr indeed Tor any doc-rs the soup 1i
Or q l. truy nesnabe. Thousands whn nave tred ~ l"nk
upon pr Goufud their greatest earthly beneiacioi soc
enn. naly IN Ncw-N the onEna office. o. W Aker
street md by Dr. -, agent. 4. :. JORDAN, No fks'
Boston. and Carlton & Go. Lowell s-o e""s'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

Ser. 70 . Frying ran Shoals spoke ship Soon from Pha.
lnhio .nr Charlsstnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

= For Tuckahoe.-THE PHOENIX MARINE
CLAY CLUB Third District. Fourth Ward nre reque.t
to meet trsrkln Square. Saicrdy morning. the 2sh
Instant halt pas, proceed procession the Harlem
Railroad Depot. nnd thence to hs Mass Meeting Tucka.
hoe, " cstcles'e! County.
JOHN MONTGOMERY Pfe,dsn,.
GEO. ". BgSHETr, ~. 49,.
JAcoB z. Marshall VIC '@'le"'''
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Hs For Commercial! and -Jonev Matters see Las. por.
FRIpAY p VI.
The stock market improved TO-DAY. Norwich X
Noces' appear 10 he The aya:ie For
ne nnniry clvJeod 2s offered i0Co ,hnes
The Hprro ,ch o pachet dav ni- rot mpcH IL
creased the demand for Exchange The n1fke: eady
q. 10 for s;e'og and 2ai or ants. sunse southern
finncs are selling at ) IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

Passengers Arrived
In me bark Mary s. jGie tom Lond0r-WmC Kent, oi
Boston Nm A Cooper, oi Bangor and /. siee.ase
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WANTED

SSln TO el2oo WANTFn-Ag partner partner. either active or
established in tn, City TIE MONEY will be gbuadany
ed Gdvnnce hv silent par and amourt Of profits.
which will three tie usual per iar The
m"ney. Address H. H. : Tribune Office. with resl name.
slS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

PORTRAIT or JoHS JACOB AsToR.
Among otaer ch and sacy articles. Address to +
Mummy American Museum The tonspu.ors. or tie
settlement Of HisOano The Law of Kindness.
EDITORIAL ARTICLES
Gu, Weekly GosSipl.ife in New-Iork-Distress in En-:
and-0dd Epltaphs. e,c-t'ra.
.NTsCELL3NEOUS Us RE-9DlNG.
Civ Natrers-Ninrtcr nnd ihngNeNrs uft'e Nfcs-Fcr
,osnI Norerenr,-Poucil Wotl!-llut Army and 'hrI-
s'e Foreign Hew>-RoiG Gus Wnrd-RanS Note steco.--
Inentr-nl Worlt-Sportln- NCrdi'olce 0ic--Coron5fs
OiFr.-Receinis hy Mai.-A -Ahvsrtemeni. *.
SIN CENTS PER COPY-1'wn ilolnrS rcr anrnm.
rs i,c WARD y co 3J inu-s,reet.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS ALL the Cheap Pub'cG,lors
" received published. Also The Monthly pe-
odral, VIZ lnlys Book. Grgham Nrc ezlnc l. Lld-s Tom
psnrnn Co.u,har Mngazne. Ladies National Nngrz
Weekly New Mirror and Rover. with the beautiful new fd
Far sale At II. x 8. RhYNOR's Book.tore.
,ls IS R,Wety.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

Us The Invisible Ni4-So closely resembles the
real head n hni' thu; scepcs aud cn1nOeurs nave
nOunced themust perfect ana extraordinary nveGtun 0 Inc
day The advantage Oi this novel and unique Is is
heng made without which causes iis
closely ra.cnb" tie natural hat. both IN
ightu1s aud natural p" defy heccctinI.
texture beautui. purnGs uHd Tree t1Ht
al 81 p-rspniIuu eVupofntiGn unmpeded. HGd
c;cnt ev.s ut other eG;srey avoided. he Scen
the ard conaueur use ed to inspect TINS move
nnd he utIl wing. md lhe uecular method oi itiinG
the head. ,tthe u.nnunciurars. 4 6. BARRY. 10
broadway, corner of Liberty street, stairs y lmli
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
e Younc nIen,s menry clay Association

OF TIE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK-A
neein, oi the Executive COMMITTEE wi be held Sniny.
September IS O'Clock Cenrni Clay Commiee ,J,,
liz Broadway. By order GEkSHAN NATHAN.
% Secretary OF COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28

COC.E1Y lIPgiRY -Nf II PHIL IPS vii s-Ye he
Ao11F of Ei.l,s =. i4s: IiISTE TEi.LtNEOCS CONCERT
'hts city tiur@y t.Crms. s.sg - me a}Ovs
-,-I, g:e-icc. - ~, .rsrf.i-. fo s,,ian ca-it.v!
,kiED HDi-kS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-28
TUCE3HOE. .qHOE. .4HOF.
- = een: H.. RaV TS,Ifi,r p-a.

g Keep ;h- Ball RolIinc nc--fhe Pre.id5n.s md
mehe- Of the different CiHy Clubs and other
Of tins CITY whn deterun elect E|GY CLAY nni
THE rDDRE FREllNGtlC sen tIe.ideht and Nce
p'"Siient are 't enrne|y solicited assemble with ne
Ashiand isocito1 Their neld quarters Columbian Hall
n'urdny s;h Instant. ~ II T. proceed hy li1r-
lem ;uioud t'nln hapsr " 4 VI 70 Tue kahoe TICKETS
c1n,be obans Of the 'reifen National Hail Re diny Room
~ the l-y t'luh eetfiG Room III BrJaduss
Band o Nusc and the >ewi Ufk Gle Club en-ased
for the occasJn