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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

The Coroner held ar inquest last evening at 1913
Front street the body of Peter Deyn native of Ireland,
aged p years The deceased Friday morning went To
dance house. M Madison street. dark skinned ane
snd quarrel cnsued between him and cvn, when resulted
fight the Sidewalk, ufter winch Dcvln reenered the
lance house Some other beng struck the sidewalk
Devn with Others SET oi; pursuit OF the supposed offender.
chasing hun Schnme street up Grand, and nlong lct
and up Broomc toward Pitt where after Michael
Deyn found the deceased lying on his buck the sidewalk,
and assisted him home h eyes beng BACKED his fore.
heed injured and blood oozug from his The next day
he appeared stupid attended by physician aud Sun.
day died Verdict that he came to his death By injuries
ceiye manner unknown the Jury IL supposed
tnu uurh Tint he died
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PoETIc PRosE.Bchold that lady, young and far mark
well her jet and CLASSY hair her brow and neck and hands,
how white Tan Pimple the sight clear and
,o aud smooth her skipa vel of rauze thin
while underneath the blue clear like threads of uzre,
all appear And pray mark well he: cheek and lips that
seem of love 10 speak Queenke IN MEN, she treads the
earth Us though the ar hnd given her birth.
She not always far now tanned her hands,
and neck and brow red her har her skin with
p,npes, and all treckea oet her cheek with sHn6urRs
tecned quite vanished her upper lip Nth har pas gar.
Hiskdi II this be true. t passing strange know you
what wrought this wondrous change?
Yes GorRAups ltaI'Gn iedea.eG Soap will nal libby re.
every vestge OF Tan Pimples Freck, and render
The darkest skin smooth and white nians His F0u-
gre Sa specially designed 10 eradicate that hair from the
face. which female is unsghty. His Grecidn Hair
Dpe hu the Potenn property Of changing red grey hair
dark brown yet black. While his LQUid Rouge impas To
the cheek md LIP splendid roseae nce, which cannot be
rubbed of. Indies and Gents. call aud test them.
Dr. Gouaud's only Depot nj u WGkerseet, fnt door
FROM Broadway All articles under similar purchased
elew here uIc base counieffets.
Page. o3J 2eod
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{r9- The ~ nunr, 1utTN
7I,Id-ATTENTIOE TIE WTIOLE-The Committee
Of Arrangements ofthe Young Mems Henry Clay Asociaon
for the Mass Convention of the 10Th October III pursuance OF
resolution of the Association passed on tue h inst Gull upon
the members of the Association and invite al Wing Youns
Men 10 rnlly under their banners.
o snl npocnr bo, in cavacuc nnd foot may be de-
s,robl at the Young Guard Head Quarters, Gothic Hal
Broadway on "Wednesday morning, oth inst TT O'clock to
ION the procession.
new and magnificent Banner will be presented TO the Asso
ca,on for the occasion, by Mcsss Ackernan & Miller
soendd Hat Badge will also be presented TO ul who may
unite with U.s.
The Cnacnde Book, ready FOR signature ut Gothic
Hail. where information will be given TO procuring horses
Come on Boys: mid zig your duty.
Dy V'"'' " o.s 81
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-. O. no,,,eo-By the arri,a al of tho Da-

From Sr. DoMlseo BY the arrival of tho Da-
,b schooner Jane Mara, Captain Psrern N = days ''on
Cane Haytcn Informed 'hnt three DAYS previous 70 MS
,,r Inc Captain OF the schooner Boston, OF Phladephn
,c no, recoectedl taken into custody nnc lodged IN
hnyins been charged BY native with passing counterfeit
,sney The matter had not been investigated whcn 'e Jane
Mara sailed.
FROM Run KEY.-By the arrival of the brig For
M in Il day, from Rum Key, arc Informed by Capt Cor
o that the people destitute condition. having
,obn. to bss on but and such hcsh as they con
plek up aon: the shores
EDWARD SrANLr-The North State Whig
s,vs: "Thc numerous friends oi Mir. Stanly
viii be glad to learn tha, he has almost entirely
,ecoyeved from the effect OF his fall, caused by
the running away of his horse in August. On
Saturday he returned TO this place from the North;
and in the evening was greeted by the Wings IN
to~p a: the Clay Club Room. when he gave
them gratifying accoun, Of the prospects North
,ysr1 -
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ChurchThe Fif,t Mariners Methodist Episcopal Church
II . onefry NH be RShrated IN tbs ey,ce Of Al
N ;hi God. Thursday. the Sst o; Qciobef The Rev. Dt
Pan will preach the afternoon at O'Clock, and the Rev
E T. TAYLOR Pastor Of the MG'ncr Church NJ Boston. IN the
ercnln: nj clock. =,
On The succeeding sabbath. (Nov ST. Rev :. = Rczel
of the Baltimore Conference VIII preach the ni l0
o'clock: Rev Henry Chase. Pastor OF the Rrsevei, Mar
ne!s Church. tie afternoon NJ ocock and the Rev. VIM
r roht, OF the Ncwcrscy Conference. III the evening at
O'Clock
pf.a,d 90 lt,s-
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Rnlrn. mill l.e PROVIDED on the gronnd.

Ec5- Young Guard.-The Members OF the Young
llen. cnry Clay Association requested TO meet m front OF
Gothic Hail. on .c Of the 3;h ins at O'Clock PIE
csely TO receive their badges fo the Hat hoped that
cry member will be at his post on this occasion beng the last
demonstration pnor 20 the Election We shall
escort Is the Boston Delegation.
Badge will at the Committee Room on Tuesday afternoon
o1l By order o; Com of Arrangements ior the %Fh.
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qnthc morning Of the 9Th inst. REBECCA TYSON. wife
Of Wm. A. Tyson, aged 50
me trends and acQuanances respectfully invited 10 at.
Tend her funeral ion his residences 6l Broadway This After.
noon. st4 O'Clock p. NJ withou, farther invitation.
Suddenly. Tuesday morning October 2h IN the 18th
year ot his age, J. CLARKE FRlNk.
trends Oft family, and the members of Oriental Lodge,
o. OF o. F. requested 10 attend ms funeral at No
" East Broadway, at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
On Tuesday morning, October 9th, aera short bu
,neas. NATHANIEL. OSCAR, OF Nathaniel and Ann
Mara Finch, aged years. months, and IL days.
he relatives and friends of the family requested to attend
siuneta from the residence of his grand father Captain An.
ihouy b. Fountain No 2Chaon street, on Thursday after.
noon October 3lst at Clock without further invitation.
HEALTH Crry-From the of the Cty Inspec-
tor appears iha, the whole number of deaths New York
ios the week ending October %, l9of whom S3 were
men, 3 women S5 boys, and I2 sso these died Of apo.
pexy, D OF consumption, l3 OF conyuous of Group OF
teum temens of dtopy the head, OF dysenery OF
Ssc fever, of inflammation of the lungs inflammation of
Ssi. OF mafasmu of measles OF suicide and of ,eehnc
g under of age 90 So Ill were ma
avs The United States ~ Ireland OF England OF Scot
and, and of Germany. were from the Aim, House. from
Bellevue Hospital from City Hospital and from Lunatic
A'yum. 10 coored persons.
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Orr Marc Grand Rdllv !.

u Seventh ward Democraftc IIHy OIun.
The members and all Others favor OF CLAY and FRE
LlNGHUYSEN, UNION md PROTECTION are request
ed the of East Broadway and Market street
This "wednesday Morning O'Clock precisely 10 form IN
line preparatory to marching to Join the main body.
g..- The Tt tpES. &c Intending 10 form IN with the
Tenth DIVISION respectfully invited 20 meet above.
BE- o.dcr. JAMES r. WOOD. President.
1sMrs sntsG r. Terry, F.Ry i'SecTe'ares. oaOl,c
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cIzsns of The Fifteenth Wand favor of Pr.eeton % Amer
can Labor and the Election Of CLAY and FRELlNGHCi
SEN are requested meet Constitution Hail. no Broad
way, OF WEDNESDAY MORNING. at 10 o'clock. on
horseback IN Carriages OF march foot the Grand Pro-
ard Demonstration -ake place ;a: day The
liae will be formed IT 10 o'clock pcccisel-.
HEMAN NORTON. Marshal OF the i';h Warl
Y 81 Cn.lnarrtnl E1n-c ani A.nerrAn scass coly. o.
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O. Fifth Ward Attenr:on-For THE Ora

O. Fifth Ward Attent:on-FoE THE GRASo
RALLY OF THE rH txsT.-The menbers Of the Henry Clay
Club. Young Mems Clay Club; Pheni1 ASSOCIATION and
Protection 10 Anercan Industry and the election Iienry
Clay, The aborng mans fuend, 10 the P5dency. earn
e-tiy called upon one and all meet u the Marion House
Wednesday morning, Oct. 3si INST at o'clock, for the
: :. Ward VIM. Adams, 4. II. Shuliz.
t:enl. Lawrence. J l; Hewitt. 0!Icoi .Rhiles,
Henry B. Cook C. T Porter. John Hewitt, Jr
Committee of AI-nn seGlent..
Is WA9p, Na11hau %
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ONCE NOEE To TIE BREACH,

~ sixteenth Wayd The Democratic Wh.s. Of
th, Ward invited 10 Join m the Grand Procession We'd
nessy the rh Let all noc WHO are OF protect; ne
INDUSTRY and >ecu. the l5orer o this country
re ward uf h industry by csyEt,c that Champion 81
fis iuefc-n Sy>:eH, HENRY CLAY. III i.ic PFcsIenc!
ION with Us IN tbs last mighty demonstration oi The princip
of nu- glorious cause
TIE Wsi Procession will meet $, clock Tie
# T. ghi nth aud Eighth Avenue undo: The direction
II WILLIAM L. VERMilYE, Grand Marshal.
WASHINGTON SMITH,
os ile chuIrman lt:h WaEd y m Whle Com.
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members o,he Knckerbocker Cay Club vii mec: ut Na,or
oil Hail. Canal street. Wene,ddy the SFh. az O'Clock =
II ot the purpose joining and taking the station assigned
them IN tie Grand Wing Procession The Grand Banner a
the Club M bc cavae that hour md all members OF tie
Club and those who will protecting the Labor OF
county, are most earnestly requested 10 rally with Us on III.
occason-;he last Grand Rally before that TIE ballot box
The various Artisan and Mechanic Association, Obtain
Their respective banners application this day AZ Nson
Han BIZ order. EGBERT BENSON. Prcst.
GEORGE JEyNIsox Rec. Secy.
,.E
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CLAY 4 FRELINGHUYSEN.

F6srth Ua-d Clav Cub 10 he Rescue.
G~ Resolvcd.-In compliance with request of the
several Wing Committees and Clay Clubs Of the city Of New
York or General Demonstration and Full Representa-
OF the friends of CLAY & FRELINGHUYSEN, on Wed.
nesday the 3h inst here Committee resolve, 10 enrol
names and pledge ourselves (and al Others lnu-
ence) 10 JON Grapd Display o. the Gallant and Rrare
the above date and ent oueves under the Banner OF The
Fourth Ward Clay Club, 10 meet al Franklin Square on
J. H. BR.iINE, President.
T H. BTRRAs: T: ;vice Presidents,
Sos: S; GhmATTERT0s' hR47 ;secre,ane-. ona.
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- Stop your hair from falling of. or you Will soon he
danger of Il Il you the genuine 0drdses Balm of Colum.
ba from q CourtanGt street II will positively stop the hair
from falling off ard cause TO grow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
free from daGdrif and scut, und give the head beautiful
,ln.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-30

ASTHMA, DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CoMPLAISTs.-Why Is II
that persons suffer much from these distressing complaints,
when remedy that will glye immediate relief and effect
street The propnetors offer 10 eind the prce unless the p
tent tno matter how bud the dsease debtaed the ccsu.
ton perfectly satisfied with us effect and the above
plants removed This great remedy Lonsey's Western
Indian Pnnacca and let suffering from of these uf
iecilons, fail 10 procure il.
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GENERAL ORDER for The Grand Mass .Meetns 0t the
ah II Ottober-he Ward Procession wlp form Temper
spce Hall on the Eighth corner OF Eighteenth
rcht on shteenth street Wcne!ny morning. SNh Ccto
her. NJ o'clock, u follows:
ls.- american Protective ASSOCIATION.
3i-Wc-vers ASSOCIATION.
3d.-Nshand Assoc alton.
th-Clay Club y S,isI NtsI Tsr q ,,I u,,,b.i
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. Programme OF she wh,e Printers

IL Programme OF Shc WING Prfnfers'
Procession. TO be formed This Day. under the command
ofJAMEs MARINE. Grand Mar.hal. assisted by the follow
ing gentlemen his spesir ..s-Mr JoHS F. WATSON,
V. R. iiiogooS. Col A. TYLER and WV. II. BLANCHARD
The rie.s OF tho city New ORR md vicinity favorable
to the Protection Of Home Industry and who intend to join e
Eraad w s Procession respectfully requested 10 assemble
NJ The proces,so will ken be formed, 5e heed resting a
Centre street, unc viii cr dow Centre and Nassau
Euton.s, up Fulton Brotdwsy W Br9awny
10 uifc. where they Will take their position IN the iVth d.
vision, under the direction Of the Grand Marshal
The order Of the procession Will be n follows =
Escort ofHore.
Committee OF Arrangements, Aged PrinttFs and Eco's
Banner.
Car No drawn by fou; white horses under the superintsnd
ence ofGEoRoEF. NEsgIE: ESQ We,
Editorial ChaI. occupied by Col J. WATSON w EF9.
Car No drawn By ,y hor,e under tie superncndeace Of
Jos EPH ". HARRIsoS. EsG.
Editorial ChHir occupied by HORACE GREELEr. t-g
Banner.
Printer, on foot.
The Committee of Arrangements have despatched messen-
ger 10 the residence of Hon. JoS rfsCI ADAMS requesting
hn 20 prepare Political address TO 5e printed upon TINS coca
son and should he return season. VII he printed ana thou
,rnd, distributed from the dunng the frocrsson
OITLssoS Eg p'osteal pIa e aeI ~ I'M Pe
and hc Melody which viii also DC distributed
Upon the cars, which will be elegantly decc!ated seFea'
Prters viii be setting type and grinns ode nda'c % o.
ca Essays &c which will be freely distributed among the
people. ,,,-....,..., r,,,.,.,.,,, :, .,,, of
'he 'oii'i'''e u j. r 8 VAN vLEET, Chairman
co'HTss Rdbe,, 2 1T5enfe'ffbs 5es5 foba Watson
Joseph W. HARRISON James Marine, n J townsend %
Geo, nenirckson, VIM Newman, oS
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ROBERT D. HOLMES. Secretary. CT

r-s~ uo I-nIonfsts 1.-THE Members Of this
ION requested meet AZ Nanona Hall th, mqrnin- 4et
Aid Of the Grand Marshal will 1ieae a the place
=. 6 Z o'cIock III . w BRENNAS Cd. Marshal.
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r-z- rtrn,h 1y,,d-R,llv Wings. 10

Ds- Eighth tVard.-Rally Wings, to your Posts
The Clay men the Eighth Ward requested 70 meet
eyery man OF them r the Head Quarters. Howard House, M
a. o,cock A. NJ on Wednesday. the th ready to tam on;
IN the Grand Procession Pioneer C!u1CD y9qEh ,h diy
Western Clay ui-rise might w higS oi me " ara
do yonr dnty Let every who will vote Tor CLAY &
FREl INGHt-YSEN be on hand. Badges are ready.
JOHN A. MAY Chairman JOINT Committee.
FREDERICK PERRY, Secretary ,.- -,
p & The Western Clay Club Is particularly invited o3a
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Markets. cqrctpAy Reported for The Tribune.

Markets. -. Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
TUESDAY, Oct. =.
ASHES The n,nrki l. heavy for Pots. aud some small
parreI have been iaIen ut socsus os4ls4 Pearls are
irm Ut 81 % II sis.
(OISrSN-Thefc = ne inquiry from shippers but FAC
tors are 50 firm that the It. dSacors arc limited
FLOUR AND MESL-rhcre i nothing dong to-day wor.
bu NE YcI firm There f.aI fteS a. TSn Rn
tor could not he hid TO-DAY for burrc This OF course pre-.
The eNect@n 4l Ease @LdeIs ihe imatksj u SoGs &
about SO bbs. fancy were made at SOUR " eIletn
ed at 81 S nnd cnaa c,%cseS ~ ;slnr M @ smn
lots Banywlns nS ST. s Eye Flour VI ro%d Is scpice re-
@md m"nd ses sass a jersey S',tfs a ~ Backwbea
pIsgi' n md Isn HnGgc a. - per 'O snip s'' 'O at ''
GRAIN.-A sale of 80 bushels Genesec Wheat was made
at % s@5 @ SS9 de- GG G a 2n sl ss Ssl %e
me Tr a soe 10 200 iei as been sold n lot Of Rye.
od deJSe Ss@Ts '' oa m f at s p G ss '' ''''''' w. Ut
HAY.-Wc note, ni sales. for shipping. u, 10 ccns--
Prison. sod at e Sdsa 's selling freely IS
BIDES-We noi,, farther sale Of 2Ooo Rio G,andc at
basbe sbi lot q sdS 10 500 bushels Egs,a sold
thing under 80 per bushe Clover and Timothy without
snies OF importai
H make 'ssd s M T9 ss sass ssDdj 3G bn Eastern
TAILoW, llo!iers ne firm About $1,000 lbs. Country
sold at 7c, cas-, and parcel at nc, cash
OLIVE no,i.e >a. Of 500 bbls,- prime N9h.Wes
Whale, for shipment u LppdUl at SIC, eAsi Aineeu u
steady.
FlSH-Fsrtler salc q: Mackee have been made ni II 3
and 81 for Nos md Dry Cod are 25o 3oa1a NO
led nj i25S, S2s aad 2oc .or Scale and Nos. and =
PIASTER-Wrn ne e sales two casoes Eastern, delivered
,,p the North Rive: at ~, cash.
TOBACCO-There Is but little shipping demand. The
trade have taken LbOut ~ hhds. al pH>'IouS rates.
to rSS my sieni I nj . and g. "a ATsa Gco Sb sold
81 and g., Beet qqei New /. held a, "a And So
some inquiry Tor Lard Sae 100 hbs ut SIC. Nothing dong
IN Pcklcd Meats. aud Cheese very plenty and
without particular Clnnse Butter, Western Dny l. Il lac
Ohlo Sc Sa lie. Cheese 81. jAc
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lS Notice TO Cnrtmen The Curmen IN favor of
Protection and H;sRY Cay requested 20 assemble IN
Brooe ,es, Of Broadway. the seh ins at O'Clock
A. NJ preparatory to forming in the Procession md they arc
also requested 10 ca on either of the Committee OF Arrange
ard procure their badge as carly a Tuesday evening
,nt .be Comnee may bo enabled TO ascertain the number
,ha, will be wanted The Committee vii nee, ~ National
Hall every evening at O'Clock until the a1th INST
+ { yoorhees y Petochean. Thomns Carroll
i: I'm z Mile. Sarn'I Rcyno5ds Tsma Ill.,
Ro5i all1iken c. ". PettinseI. David Hsviiand.
f'''e'''h 2. MjfI.IKI.N, CH,irritn of Comuzirre
= : NonprrTs Ser-e;nr5- 1te
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NJ A R nTEn

AGenham, Duchess County n y. October 2.,h by Rev
N Van De,l.en, Mr.. ROBERT b. HURD of FiShkill Vii
age To Mis-, MELISSA daughter Thos Simonton, Esq
The !OITle; place.
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CITY INT ELLIG ENCE
TUESDAy
Coroner,s Office.
Court OF Common Pleas

Before Judge ULsuoEFFER.
Furman Il Belts VS.. William Green.-Action TO
SUPPLIES. &C. (cferred TO yeserday Verde, for
plaintiffs, s1g g.
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DIsFIcrREMESTs AND DEATH FRoN BrRSs.-At thi, sen.
OF the yeat how there dIsgured for hie life
Itself lo from ire How cupable must every then be-
VINO can 20 easIs prevent tie end consequences resulting from
accidental burning bJ kcene N their tha, blessed
H pedy To- ell s @brTps scqs and all inlama,oy complaints
DALEY > Magical Fam Extractor. The OF this
de:'n Save almost inIEatey aay oil PAIN. and heal with
out ieafinG scer For piles bnd o. heene o- cuts s,abs
bruises feon runour3, old sores, Is effects equally
magical. Bu, be lrd Ect Dacys. and TINT TO be OBJ
Tcd at ms Agency, O. Walker 81 Let Store FROM Broad
o30 2tccd
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~ Un:onists.-The member OF thus is,ocia;ion are
requested 10 meet al National Hall on Wednesday mornns
October rh aocock ecaely tot the purpose OF lolnn;
N the cr7 nd demonstration tn Wings on ;bnt tGr
Ever member Of the ASSOCIATION particularly c. led upon
StLAs CHICkERfNG, President.
Ronrpr II IIotrrs
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cLec,ure OH the stream Engine

c. Lecture on the Steam EnS'ne.-A[. {:
EMMoNs will repeat this wednesday, evening. Oct ai Mt
nent of the City Hall, h Lecture the Steam Engine
usirn By large ddactc model exhibiting TO view the en-
before s aud the Lecture commence at o'clock Tickets
- do for gentleman and two ladies ~ cts. Members OF
H. I,.,It f,r, n.sl II.
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~ Fifteenth Waru.-CLAY AND FRELING-
uUYSEN-The friends of Clay and Frenshrysen and Pro-
lection American Labor requested 20 meet the Fifteenth
Ward Democratic Clay Club asd the citizens of Ike Ward
generally at Constitution Hall oO Broadway. on Wednesday
morning SHh INST AZ 10 o'clock fol The purpose Of joining IN
the Procession. Every Wing OF the FRELSGurYsEy w ard
expecte be present and join the Procession. Band Of
Music engaged Badges w be furnished free, al Cons.
tuition Hail. By order OF the Committee.
Linus ". Stevens, .Ava Spear, William L. Barker!
Whitfield Case, Augustus L. Brown.
WILLIAM ". BRADY, ChaIrnan
A. A. ROGERS, Secretary. 08 q
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HENRY CLAY AND THEODORE FRELINGHUYsEN,
The Nations Cioice.
MILLARD FILLMORE AND SAM'L J. WILKIN.

;
Protection American Labor, Anencen Industry, and Amer
lean Enterprize.
OF Fourteenth ~ ard.-Every individual IN tls
and the Flag OF Freedom-wins ;es; American Manu-
factues Foreign Pauper Lnb2 and dsious OF eeys
ting 1lnn-the Champion Of thar PoIy which serves 10 ed
the Workinrnal-i. e. HENRY CLAY. of kentucky-
The - Boy Of the StsSkes-s requested 10 meet al the
on Wednesday, the Srh inst 81 O'Clock, A NJ Badge.
vii! be delivered who JOIN procession A b1nG oil
MUSIC is engaged The Henty Clay Club OF this Ward. The
Hanover Association. The Junior Henry Clay C!qe and oil
Others who intend Joining procession with the Wac are
respectfully invited on IN procession the above occasion.
The General Arrangements Will De under the superniendence
of The Marshall and hs AID who will give s necessary drec-
tors JOHN SNECkER, Chairman
of the Ward Committee.
JOHN 7. ALLEN, Chairman
18th Ward Henry Clay Club.
AARON. c. Burr. Ma:shsl,
fSss Sssfs FSss SSs39ss, CO
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G Hattcrs, Come forth In your might =
The iiaers of the City and County wiI al Bartei;s
Branch Hotel No. 81 Bowey, Wednesday morning. 3rh
irs a, s o'clock Join in the great demonstration OF the
friends of CLAY and FRELlSGHUYSEN and Protection.
NJ c. ST. JOHN. Chairman
Benz. W, BRAproSp Secretary o3 Il.
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RurrMArI.N-fi, i ,e>,ing complaint Will positively be
cured the Nerve sut Some Linmen md Indian SPECIFIC
We will warrant rd refer the ceptica to those who have
The reed cFice from one dollar to %
CESTs per bottle be obtained genuine CNLH-mnd
,hls-ONI.Y Y at q .ulrl.sii.e;
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~ BrNs HAIR NRRysroR.rrvE-,varrnu,ed, at 81 Walker
.,rcct t,rsi sore FRC,W B,ondway go 6t

T-TTSr,R,tLytEp II IT'S SUCCESS, DR.. Aleu's Bnsam
now admitted by Il clergy. The faculty. nnd nll men OF pro-
found knowledge be tine greatest and most important DIS
covery OF The age IL, the SICK obtain without delay d
Aliens genuine Bnuni reduced IN Pce from two to oNE
troubled with ary abortion Of ;hc chest, un:s and liver To
We found ONLY nj = Jphn. .,.feet
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HAMLET NJ FAlRcmlLp. secretary. o@a

% Gold and Silver Artisans Awake I'm
accordance with the proceedings of the Gold and Silver A
sans Cities OF New and Brooklyn held the Ma.
non House. t5 West Broadway Thurs ay evening. a5;h
inst, all those engaged IN the manufacture, also the
keepers engaged in selling the same, in favor of Protection
imcrican Industry respectfully and earnestly invited
JON the celebration OF the h inst with the of the
trades demonstrate their fellow large the deep
interest branch Of mechanics have stake in retain.
ing the Tariff Act of 1872 The trade will meet in Varcks
opposite Johns Church. "wednesday morning precisely
O'Clock general and punctual attendance requested
By order OF the Committee of arrangements
NJ c. BALDWIN, VIM. Adams, E. Y. Prime.
David Dunn, a. e. Peckham, Daniel Carpenter.
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~ The CnISrsE HATE ERApIcAr warranted to re-
move the huf wbcre,c Fl ied and not the most deli
cate skin 70 10 ncre!uous, Il viii be applied he
fore purchasing -1ssdcpce Of the numerous frauds Is
sold genuine - iohn''treet he particular ana