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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

u The Knieker5oeker Clay Club holds
meeting THIS Epening. All who are in favor OF
Clay and Protection are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
CITY ELL | q ( \ I L
TUESDAY,
Cnf;ed states District Court


CoLLtsloS The Court sas engaged III nearing
s,, ~ ,io,,on 70 Il collision some time between
tie brE Emily aIG schooner down the Gay Il va! % ie
s-rned on ,,onday mex.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Court Calendar This Day.

C,Eeur1 CouRr-Nos Il. 50, s. l3, y, SO, 81,
o. 93. o., o8. 90. 100. IOa. 10. lS %. -, 90.
ConNoS PLE.s.-Nos. :, 80, II, a, 85, oi, oo, ::
!! 8 Q L 35 .. 50. 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Eirr1iif Court.

Befure Iut-e kENT
punham \ BroNue7. ". ]. FrearH, Jr.--Acuon
10 ye- ;hs value of hore ggnIca bought of Mr tean
an the warranty Of h, erk ,vhch sefyaFd proved t -
un,9und referred 20 yesterday Verdict ivi plaintiffs 50
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

iCs Is alone ,t.'rent taHt lady should pp'-'
brauty enough To ac md W the attention 81 the 'efn,'
sei bat egga'y necessary TINT she should make strong 81
tft 60 o. DsrpstDA other.ise she cannot expect na b'
tone Of lAa , survise the extinction OF her charms
he Hrrcuts well understood hl. and iud their p0su
ab0uGdn advice hi. behi OVID aud ll0mce are ',D
TINS ,uiJscf fni 'H'ed By t1iuu' that WHEN
julia presented hefs.i 80 hAnius. she sho5@
esDenGert bY faGparent skin. cheek aud IlpS fg1
dark hair. Theucfitu, i2-~re speaks Of nm old iHfy sc
whts Of tnat OF the finest marble 81
ParOs 1hRt The GEcieH'' pes.cd cOsmetcs Tor the pre-
seTyat!0n ni Their beauty . !uguesture ed.
IaGir, Dr GOUR.rp pa.tyely undertakes 10 perform he
sane office by yOr His EgdR -neficgSd SGGD WI erafi
cate all FrscEe Fan Puppies. Blo'ches. Spo's bl0s tnd
mike white hs rHrsa ms tar iHmed fGudre SHbtib
potent ir the ssfruc1iOA supenous hair MS Iigdf
pegstas ROpys i upuft rosy tnge 10 cheek Or ip Dis
Lev GBHs ~ give tre ,H the oitness Oi velvet and ne
delicate ~h,eEeSs 0ftab f and finally. MS GrcciaH mn
Due vii! tnrD red or wie hair black BY single hppicatoi
Beware Df the vusH Hna cOuniereers. enc t-
r1f positively buy mere New York but ~ ne
Doc'" store 81 WCiE.r sr'eet. few doors from BoccwV
o22 cod.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
GnsnrY So -. lNI

TosHEN. Sett. 81, I.i4
GENrLENE>-I received, Yesterday, your letter OF
,he Eth INST. advising OF my nomination for the
office OF Lieutenan: Governor OF the State OF New
York, by The Wing Convention al lis late Session
at Syracuse, and asking my acceptance of the same
| ayai! myse!foi the earliest opportunity OF eI-
pressing through you my thanks Tor the honor con-
fer.ed 1pon me- and OF announcing, agreeably to
your request, my acceptance OF the nomination.
am, gentlemen, with great respect, your humble
serv't. SAIL. J WlLhIN.
To CAg.srcrHEX MogGAN and JAMES s TH.YER. EGs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

TIE ACCIDENT IN ERIE Cousrr.-The cor
respondent of Livingston & Co. ? Wall street,
communicates the following particulars of the
late fatal accden. at Cheektowaga, in addition
to these furnished by our correspondent.
The accident happened ct Loco Foco gath
e.ing which had been called ior the purpose Of
raising hickory pole, when some OF the tscA,
ling gave way, by which the tree fell and killed
MAJOR Geo. Z Z-hn, editor OF the German paper in
Buffalo, and Mr. Chas, EsslingcE, jeweler, also
of that city, beside breaking both legs OF MIR.
Pete, Smith, and iohlcling serious Injuries to q
fourth person, whose name vas not obtained.
All paytizan feeling has given way 70 emotions
OF :egfet and despondescy, and record it TO the
honor o! the Wings. who mad announced q Mass
Meeting and Concert at their head quarters, that
Immediately afteI organization, and es soon as the
event was announced adjourned sine die"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Acceptance of the !HhtS Cannidates tol
Governor and Lieut.. Governor.

"a
Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
1t Will be seen, by the suhloned communica-
tons, that Mcssrs. FILLMORE and WILKIN accept
the nominations rendered them by the Wing State
Convention on the | lth ull
BCrFALo. Sept. %. l:ii
GENrLEMES-l hasten 10 reply 10 your iavur Of
the l7th inst. announcing my nomination To The OF
flee of Chief Magistrate OF This State b, the Wing
Convention. held al Syracuse on HE llthnst \ GU
are also pleased 10 inform oil the entire unsniuty
with which that nomination was made and to request
my acceptance.
The honors aud cmolumcnls OF Office cannot add
value to such hNlicrug evidence oi the respect and
confidence OF So enlightened and patriotic body OF
my fellow. citizens and may be excused for saying
that nv grateful sense OF this distinguished com
pliment is not les>cned hy unaffected disIrust OF
nv ability 10 meet the responsibilities my trends
seek 10 cast upon me.
Ii is due 10 myself to say that haze uniformly
felt and expressed SINCERE wish that nigh, not be
made the candidate alld were ! at liberty 10 net
upon mere personal considerations, should still de-
sire TO avoid il. But in crisis like the present. no
man ough 10 be goverGcd solely 10y personal inter
est and feelings In NY deliberate judgment Tie
Wing cause is the cause OF the country, ana TIE
patriotism ot any may we'll be questioned VINO
will not make every sacrifice but that oi honor or
principle Tor tine success oi that cause
The Wing party. win which have been proud
TO act, has a night 10 determine IN what capacity
can he most useful. That party, with unenimlty
characteristic of lis exalted purposes, aud which
more strongly than any other Circumstance, guaran-
tees lis hnal triumph, has assigned ms my statlon-
With such party, and IN such II casue, may not
withhold any sacrifice OF shrink tom lny respon-
Sibv.
In this spirit, dsregarling pressing, personal and
soo,+l relations, freely accept a nomination -
generously given. leected NY utmost efforts shall
bC devoted 10 the discharge OF the onrrous duties
which will devolye upon me, and il will be th first
wish OF ny heart, that those efforts may tend, in
some degree 10 the prosperity OF my native State,
and 10 ,he happiness OF my fellow citizens.
Be pleased 10 accep;, individually, the assurance
OF nv high regard. Your fellow citizen,
MiLLARD FILLMORE.
10 Messrs. CHRlsrorHER MoReAS and JAMES s THAYER.
Committee,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

u Capt. joins BRADLEY is the Wing candid.
,tc 70. Congress in Jefferson County. He was
Inr twelve years OF his life soldier in our Ma.
tional service, rcsigning his Cap;aincy in 1921
when he returned in broken health from the West
OF the Rocky Mountains where he had served
some years and been engaged in several desperate
Indian battles. lie settled with his family in
Brownvillc, Jefferson Co. and was fifteen years
an invalid bat IS now actively engaged IN Farm
ing aud Manufacturing. The Evening journal
says:
AT lhc commencement ot tic late War with
England JoHN BRADLEY was youth, not Vet SIN
teen wears ot age G Newiiayen County, Conn.,
Wih ardent Patriotism, inspired 10y the Impress
ncut ot American Seamcn, ana the Indian ha BARI
ties lnsusatcd by Great Britain, lie repaired 10
I recruiting rendezvous and offered himself
to hlS Country. His oxrcmc youthiuneSS Was
urged us au objection, but his patriotic imporiUni-
Iles oyercsmc every obstacle, and before nc was II
wears old inc Soldier iii the Y. ). ARMY, en-
listed lor the War and was soon marching with
Nusket and knapsack, iur the Canadian frontier
where, by his good conduct and superior in,elil-
Sence he ran through the different grades OF non.
commissioned oihCes Iii he found himself Sergeant
,slcr o the Regiment, aud b, his csilantry, alter
waEdg won a Commission and an Epsulcttc.
Soou alter the close OF lhe NaI with England,
Lieut.. BRApLtY who, enjoying the respect aud
friendship ot general BEOwN, SCoTT and BRADY.
retained 10 IL Army, WAS ordered beyond the
Rocky Mountain where, III The then widest state
OF that Territory shut OIL from civilization, he re-
NAMED many " agS, oncounieriGg al. kinds oi dan
ger, enduring cry hardship, suffering every species
vi puYation, al L alnost constantly engaged with
hostile Indians in that distant service nc dis,n-
suis.ed hi.n,el IN several battles and especially
~ the battle wil the AFckarce Indians, some lS0C
mics west OF 81. Louis, for which he WAS recon.
up,ndru ior SfeNei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Map BuLL-A mad huIl escaped through Chat
ham and Nassau-sis. Yesterday morning, oversol'ns
rwo OF three appIe-slauds in his w',, and runnn;
down small boy, whose lrg vas slightly injured
The enragcd animal then tuned INTO Wl!an-suec'
and without doing any farther INJURY, was bfousm
M at coal yard and secured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Loco-Fuco Nominations.

IL EowARD SANFORD oi this City has been
dominated ior State Senator by the Loco Focos
of tbs (ls,) District. lie has been in the AS
scu.bly for the last lwo years. and is man OF
iair character and talent.
Seneca Go Assembly, Rob't. l.. Stevenson ];
Clerk, Dan'i. ii. Bryant.
" We have tie bee, authority ior saying that Gen Geo.
F. Morn, not author Of the Lbreo Of the new opera OF
The Enchanted Hoe, ha, been reported IN some OF the
paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
You don't SAY so.

E-Y' We see that the veteran Unonists arc going
10 Railway to-day al 10 o'clock. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
,rn. Cnymga Ik.nuA:

The Wings Of Cayuga have nominated
For Sherit. DAvlp WHITE.
For .iSsembiv v............ .AsBBEL AVERY,
BESJ. F. HALL, ROBERT llUME.
AL good msn; for Assembly the Members o.
last year. and OF tins wear.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Coronsr's Office.

About three weeks since. Wll!lan, boy years
Of age son Of Cap, Yates OF OF ne 't'anoott'
nyinc and from ms port was nisSlnE. anu !eury m
b v ouud floating m dock nj the loot u flse street
lis n.y was conveyed lOl Madison ST. whence II m'
.rsd m vault The Coroner called 10 hold all lpue't
Vsrdict-Ac Accidentally drowned
On sunday night, Nicholas Dunsef' a Young
man accG % OF y years, pan: along M9,t st' ne,
invard m company friend. ne was struck IN the bsh'.
,vitn Cenry club bF person unknown ana o
.snssor Benz placed cab and conveyed Ia MS n"use.
g; u.:on i IL, Jed there afternoon lhe otuhet was
lie. 70 hoi an inquest Officers dispatched TO arrest
the suspected parties.
Sr,BBlSG.-On Sunday evening man was
stabbed though no; moraly. Of the Dutch dancni
h1uss IN Wash ncton near Recio! The cause was Kun
mi lnlnc some supenuerary hreren and drunken puc
ni., The dancing houses perfect nightly NUISANCE 10
80 t.'s .' -, ,ba n,oTnirr Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

~ DANIEL WEBSTER will address Wing
Mass Meeting at Valley Forge, Pa. tomorrow,
and at potisvillc, Pa. probably OH Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Collector Van Ness mas directed his new subor.
dinates not 10 make such an exhibition Of them
selves IN their violent clectioneerng for Polk and
Dallas. He sees We apprehend, that this Stock.
ton mode OF c2nyessing by othcehoders does
more harm than good to the party ii is intended
10 aid. Here is MS very appropriate and timely
order.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
lIded against this imposition.

~. .Ns.srs Do-r Be.sey COZ Washington and Duane
Streets pay for NoHRs1; Cisy which they paint;
sd io' lat. LocoFoeo Procession Who can help them 10
il; Say. M T
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Native American Nomination.

The Natives have nominated the following
candidates from The Assembly ior this City:
hbm. e. Thompson. lid Ward Harvey Hunt. With.
L. :. Simpson. With. K. ~ Morrison. With.
l.. G.. Blake. Nth. John Cu!ve! Nth
Iacob l.. Fem NIth William :. Ross. XlNth
John J. K. Dupuy. NNth. ihomus II. Oakley. NNlth.
a. a. Alyord, OF the NlItl, aud Joseph fluffy
Of tho IVih declined serving.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

NJ The WYomlsG County RECORD, Tunk.
hammock Pa. by O. n. WoRDEN, is new ard
spirited Wing paper, in place where one was
nrnrtlu ncetcd Snccess ~ II !.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

~ The CuLrlvNroR Tor q tober has been sent
rs by 81. II. Newman, l99 Broadway. IL contains
tal account OF the late State Agricultural Fair al
Poushkeepsi-, with much other matter Of interest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

nT Democratic Wing County Convcn-
tiOn-Ths Convention stand, ADJOURNED to NEE, at thu
Broadway House. nrday Evening the 4,h of October
y past o'clock WIN. TURNER. President
T. r RYDER. Secretaries o2 &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Custom HousE, Nrw.YoRK,


Having received .hiomauu through the and
n ohe ways. ih1t several officers OF this department; nave
aisly attended political meetings the State Of NewjefSey.
Al other places out OF TINS and also heard
complaints acS!n o the Officers .ot ako. part oi
against certain candidates ot elective Offices city.
deem proper TO publicly ,he subject
c1nsceI that citizen be dsitanch.ed by taking Of
te under the Government hu, that the
taklns pa-i IN elections public within
city or county OF hs residence :eE -teferIzS k
dae gtteEti0H 70 aIs Qtie d! cRiIss
bGi do ve" II 10 Be- wholly Improper fo officers OF this de
paftnet 20 20 noosd iOr The purpose 0i attending puuca
meetings. or Ia! ne promotion of party ubscls Firstly
because II n not Heeesry 20 OF their
political rghts secondly. because rarely
out neg of oc,s duty and hirdy because II IL cal
caated TO eis.ie prejudice against tha Cu,om House
Department an sgans the Government Itself and thus -
rue3cv OF beth regard duties which are
performed cl the good OF the whole public without re-
ierence TO party. L. r. VAN NESS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

rafrg y Cgsrs The GENUINE ITALIAN CHEMC-
A. !. !. prepared = Giusap2e MsIsel, c1n only be 10
taine ~ ire Franklin Depot of Cheap Publications. No-l
Rror1way Iovesraye "a Chatham It New York hnc st
iIr sul-s Isl Fulton Brooklyn. Remember that nOs
genuine uness purchased the above pache wrapoe Of
each cake bear!nL fac sme oisig harlseas z!gneur'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
CONFIDENTIAL.

CONFIDENTIAL.
M Dear SUl received your iuyo of the 10Th instant
which state that will be IN Boston the 18Th where
Is impossible this letter reach and therefore send
to the Hon. Willis Green. 10 he forwarded 10
am perfectly persuaded oi your friendly nieGtous and feel
grateful for them. But can have conception. uncss
you had been here the nuy which letter the Tn
which likely inlet upon the Wing cause the states
OF Tennessee North CHronn and Georgia Our friend John
Speed Smith, well a Others. thought endangered
the Kentucky. This eec, your under
and particular friends. your you had been
Ten yean operating IN the Abolition cause
Under these there absolute
for the which published although regretted
y endeavoed 10 TO shape rs no; to wound our feelings.
Had been here, would have cOncurrcd with myself
and other friends III thlnhIns II indispensable
You must he WEI! aware o. delcacy oi
Al the North am represented a an ultra supporter of the
Institution OF slavery wh', at the South am descroed
have the sarne ,nane and are moreover related great III.
made at the South acnn'' me- OF Whatever falls from
There, even represented as being my hence the
necessity Of the greatest cc0m>pec,on and especially that
yon should avorl committing me.
You watched wherever you 90: and every woJd
publicly wll be tortured and perverted
any considerable number otbo iloey nen be induced
support me. How can that be expected after they have voted
With assurance o my ,hansulne,s ol your friendly pur
poses and with my beat respects l9 Mn Clay.
am truly and faithfully. your friend.
C.M. CLAY Esd. Il. CLAY.
We cannot perceive that there is one syllable iii
this letter which Mr.. Clay should hesitate to see
written on the sky. 1t appears 10 us that the
theft and seal breaking which the Democrat pro-
nounces Providential' is 50 indeed, but in a very
different sense from that intended Henry Clay
has been falsely accused OF disSimuation on the
subject OF Abolition, and many thousands have
been induced to believe that he has sen, HIS rtla
tive here TO give private assurances t. The Aboi
tionsts that he was secretly one of them. We
have not doubt that every Loco. Foco, ON hear,
ing of private, confidential letter from Henry
Clay in Kentucky to Cassus Vi. Clay al the
North, has said in his heart, Now We shall sec
what inducements Mr.. Clay secretly holds ou! to
'the Aboli,ionls,s-what lie inStructs Cassius TO
say TO them priodteiy of his feelings and inten-
'tions-how he nstructs MS less experienced re.a
tive to manage 10 secure the Abolition vote
What mus, be his disappointment on reading it
through TO find nothing that he had expected OF
hoped to 6nd-nothing but simple expression OF
regret that he had been mnpelled by considerations
of Truth and Duty to make a statement which
might wound the feelings OF devoted relative
and friend If he had done less than this, he
would not have been man. If he had given
private assurances contrary his public attitude,
he would not have been Henry Clay. But no
writing to an Abohtionis, he declares he is nc
Aboiinonist, any more than he is an ultra sup.
porter Of Slavery. In his most private, conf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Performance this afternoon al The New York Muse
un, Wnche ihs Carolina MnstIes Morris the Comic Sing
M Adair and M Je.seyIyne the Denseu.e appear An
entertainment ne evezn. usual, with Laughing Gs
and sl for shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
w. .IRIS..II..Y.c-sch1 Fn,hlon. ftom Rnrhn locl.

ig The WANDERING jaw, Part v OF "mches'
,crs. Par, Ill OF larpers edition is before US lhe
interest il we'll sustained.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

u -ur. IV:itGm Ford, vulgaFly Bill Ford,
States that the letter which We copied yesterday
from ihe Courier IS an entire .astication. He he's
written nothing OF the sort. rhe Courier should
nave guarded AGAINST This irnposIion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

FAscY CurLxRY-Over 10 different patterns OF IoOoh
Redser, & Sons Wostenhons most highly finished kni"'
embracing every kind Of Congress Whamcafe PeEci and
Office knives with iul s..ornent oi Mai Files and Appf
Tweezers Boot and Button lioos hey Hnss scisso Ae
p 60. a. '"- '''- AZ L.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

SING! SING! SING !-Hr WARNER new Glass. hayas
been prevented commencing II, eim On Wednessay ina
Saturday Evenings week by the tprra, will recGTe
rs inst !esson oa WEDNESDAY EVENING Of the present.
seez o'clock. winch lime new ;aefnber. can unt
Room an Broadway This Class urineG the pnn
curse cgmree IN "a lessons and prefers good opportunity
rnh =.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

u AMAsA c. MooRe of Clinton Co. is The
Wing candidate for Congress in the XVIII Dis-
trici, composed OF Clinton, Franklin and War
rcn Counties. There arc Wings enough in that
suoug Tariff District TO elect him ii they do not
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

An Nurses houhl know tins, andrlso that ,alye may e
had h. place. Tint ~" presen. ,ctd heal
and hen Immediately any chn- 6theI sore. hDd cure e
nipples At once. Az i1r onne, Pain E1tnctor and 30
mDther head of a imy should be without Il. There Is no
thing trt yyi cnmpnr, the Extinct pf nssfJ
al the pans flesh heir To-" Who wl disbeese thi
without a trll ? NuGr viii with
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

L3- t0nncis Pam E.imr tor Immediately removing oil
pam from burns. aHd plwty rrlg without blister or scar
srse every family mould keep, and soh Only at q Coui'
autt b.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02
Thc Stolen letter from MIR. Clay.

On Friday last, the Morning NcmS gave lukc,
that it had been Offered private letter from nlr
Clay TO Cassus NJ. Clay, which it had decline
TO publish considering tho utterancc of privat,
letters not a very creditablc mode of Politca
warfare. The Ercning PoSt has since sud tha
it was also waited on with what purportcd 10 b.,
such letter, which 1t likewise declined. Ih.
News spoke of il IN terms from which we inferrcc
that ii WAS probably forgery. We did not douh;
that such was the fact until, Oh returning SUNDAY
evening from a two days absence in Wcstchcs
ter, we found that tins alleged Letter from Mr.
Clay had on Saturday morning found place IL
the Democrat, and had been recognized and
claimed by CasSlu0 M. Clay as, in his judgment,
genuine letter from Henry Clay to him, though
he had never seen nor heard OF II Til he saw it IN
the Democrat office Looking at The publishoo
letter, we saw that 1t was Just such Letter es
Mr. Clay should and OF courec would have writ
ten, and such no enemy would be likely to fab
rlcate even if he were able 10 conceive ono so
magnanimous and lust. We now learned that
N. B. Blunt, Esq. had received letter for Cas-.
sius Nj. Clay from Hon. Willis Green at Wash
ington, which letter he LETT with us to be for.
warded, and tina. this was doubtless the letter re
fered to. We enow recollect very well Mr.. Bluni's
handing us u letter for CasSius Nj. Clay, TO be
sent to him whenever We could tell where it would
reach him. Never dreaming that 1t was any thing
else than All invitation 10 speak at some Whig
Meeting, we laid the letter on our table, in the
inner Editors room OF our Office, TO be forwarded
as soon as we could be sure OF It's reaching It's
proper destination. When we next looked for it,
1t had disappearcd--a circumstance TO which we
attached no Importance. The next We heard was
Of letter from Henry Clay to Cassus NJ. Clay
having been picked up IN the mud III front OF
National Hall by some Loco-Foco, who, after
showing it round from clique to clique, and vainly
attempting to get it into the Evening Post and
Morning News finally gave i, publicity through
the Democrat-as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Sr,rA AGRicuLruRE-The State Agreuliun
Society nave appointed the following gentlemen
tn represent their Society at the approaching,
m. nrinr Of Inc American Instltntc:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

70 Nr. Bradbury vii be happy to meet hos' Ia
die; and Gentlemen have heretofore attended his sHsns
Glasses cs ako oil oteTs possessing some knowe=- OF He
a.: ouncipcs Of singing and de,ou' OF king further N.
orovcmeni at rooms. i1 rdge s. on hnr day evenis'
tCr sd 70. ID purpose oi organizing ADyAScr CL,ss
al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Er New HulPh Buch.thcRt.--, PiSNa.ti
consls; ne ut barrels halt barrels quarters hnd oishD' ptH
lyle. suitable for .n!ppInE Z, oou.s'" go
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

CAt-rtos 10 uEAy PzRSoNE.-nr. McNarS Acoustic N.
which -ircuny rbAuei person mat mas sIe'
used H. la, been uulr but The counterfeit found n no Use
The u1 genuine winch proves beneficial u every "n's 81
deinc., he ioHn only NJ u C0urIrnd sttt fncs slN
per firk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

American NrsErM -tmnd ATTRACTIONS here Ia day m.
cIuin i'o ThrIin smallest Dva,t al hS age ~ Inc
nnd splendid performances IN the afternoon ana e'eH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

sr',nc lfom nprties o he blood or III effects OF
Srrpnln.. 4 fIsciiorn Bilious Diseases.
Hereditary Dl.saNc,, Infections al ~" Ist'tf ~ ShH
SXel,nc, of the Home. liabIfual Co,tyencst,
Imns and SORES uuun the p,,o greatly improves hId
Fare beautie, the cOinpeNOn.
-ait Kheum Scnld Head and mad dHpc, al! ,Giownes.
all 'ntnneous Diseases. &c. 6.c. t
For al these Htiecon, Of the yital organs winch are uhD
cn-e hy impure blood. there preparation which caa
suun Cu,tncN SuBgpnriln, n has been used 10 lpu'ah
al IN ruuur thee complaints, Hnd found Ia BE- sale
and ..iii1 remedy The public particularly teluessu
To lemeuD. that II ~ omstocks Snrnparllln whleh D. com
ns into use and nsk tor their inte1t f
Cum tOrk - and O take n'hrf Pcc 5O ccnt' per bo'
1 M ..L-I- snlL ~ u l.nlrlI lInnhl -lIe.l.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-02

Alexander Walsh. of l.nn,neburch Thomas l. DHve
"i PouchAerp,e John t;re,e "i ir.tano John y h9s;
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Henry : Randall! Courand and Henry - ReiIy' OF NJ
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