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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-18

COMSTOCK's yERMIFUGE win eradicate
al Worms in children or adults with certainty
unite astonishing II is the same as that made and
sell, with rapdhy almost incredible, by Colnsiock
& Co, New York.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-18

Fractional section one, in township four. Of raoga
thirteen, west, except lot A.
Section ~shy-iour, in township i've, of range If
teen, west.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-18

INDIA HAIR DYE
coIors the hair any shade you wish, but will not color
the skin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-18

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou
sands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes and
no failure 1t will cure the PILES.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-18

DR.. SPOHN'S ELEXIR OF HEALTH,
for the certain preventionof Fevers or any general
,ekness keeping the stomach in most perfect order
the bowels regular, and a determination to tho sur
face Colds, Coughs, pains in the bones hoarseness,
and Dropsy are quickly cured by it. Know this by
trying.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-18

HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Calls, &c. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment Mark this all horsemen.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

Ptsburg and Wheeling, Cincinnati and Louisville become as 1 ces whaves of St. Louis and Memphis of Nachez New eess if the had set himself down before each cites drawn chains the below them. Every M hamlet throughout the whole length and breadth of the great Va West suffers rigid blockade At the North the spndes Iow round her operatives thrown of employment sar streets twenty-five millions of dollars invested in the Cotton res of New England sunk the general run for their sup the South off The of the Mississippi longer M life and anmaon throughout their fertile plains the hand n paazed and the task of the husbandman becomes burden m boe because the people have lost with their commerce the c trade and the rewards of labor they have market for the p their lands, they merchandise in exchange for their corn
 Can there thing the wide of legislation truly
 bearings than the securing and making sure the command passage this In the whole of coast deences there important than it, half much exposed Should Conp the forts the Mppi and throw that river, from I down. open all naton and make navigation ree the com the West could be exposed and deenceess than 1t the Straits of Florida Its out to and market would ava though the West should send it's produce New 0 if 1t could go farther Unless way of the Gulf should he would be off the plantations where grown immediate borders side of this exposed and dangerous ma from the Gulf owned by Spain and Engand the other by States These nations have done all that be done o strengthen themselves their side of this commercial oo while have dons nothing safe passage through for m se though have ncompaaby much stake than he
 (Io Dc Coninued)
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

The made, the ers; principles prosperity your comt niu depend you the sacred rights of the people hold the fathers of the Republic, will be found bat
 ting the Democracy and when successful you will be- illuminate portion the globe, free great glorious as the American Unon
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

PETER T. CRUTCHFIELD, ABNER E. THORNTON, THOS. s. DREW.
 CHARLES CALDWELL, WILLIAM GRAY,
 ELIAS RECTOR,
 ALFRED B. GREENWOOD, JOSHUA MORRISON.
 WILLIAM B. MARSHALL.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

PRoTEoIIoNWhen the operatives of the New England %e tor more adequate order support themselves ana employers send off Canada immediately for other work suppose is what the New England employers consider part of protection afforded American labor TTashington a %
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

INDIANA STATE CoNvENTIoN-Athe Democratic State Con at indianapolis on the Sth January the following persons were
 candidates for Presidential Electors for the State large ard, J. G Read First district Dr. Bawles second dsric- a land third dsne Mr. Johnson fourth district Mr. Perkins m MT WlcK sixth dsrc Mr. Dunnng; seventh distrc MT Iu M district Mr. Elswoh ninth district Mr. Cahear; tenth dlses
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

THE DISTRIBUTION THE PROCEEDS PUBLIC JAN
 THE ASSUMPTION OF THE STATE DEBTS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
pniira Office.

Some days since, the storehouse of the Canal
TRANSPORTATION Company ut Newark ~ J. broken into
and GUtbP s-vefa hundred dollars wuh o dry goods the
properly oi various MERCHANTS. which stolen from the
3OIe tGt bruken Last OiceN AcGraih
Lowe and Jnne uennlstOn succeeded urr-stas.
Grs street IN tins cay two nsn namei Jack CLARK and Geo
Peuuy weight alias Bill Wilson, who concealed away
az they were committed 10 be sent To Newark. n. j. for
trial
Successful Pocket Picking.-Last might as a gen.
,ean irom the Sou;h 10 this City the steamer
E4iIar his pocket open and Sl30 bank b stolen
thei Tbs Geneinaus name is Mckinley. The thiei
unknown.
.ANoher PickpOeket-Last nigh, the pocket of
Wium NJ Lent vi No 20 boy street. picked of St.
by named Waiter Glanville. who committed to
Cou.:erteitiHg.-Mr. w. w. Codwise of No. IS
Cherry nude complaint this morning Case alc
Cai!s.r hs charged with having passed him two
6 bills OF Burn.tSbe Bank. receiving Whole
cha, 80 ia good mUGey. hcCas;er eommIIeI TO an
Barbara Lowerre was committed for attempting
ps,s $40 Globe Bank bill. spurious concern, TO MIS-.
Hiiei, No sc Pearl street.
LarceAics -Cayc WrGde was committed for steal
iag shoe,
Jo.s?n Henderson committed for stealing from John
Johnson. AT the Fulton Market.
Henry Brown committed for stealing ham and box
Of t.tGns.
Julia Brown coored woman) committed for stealing
large basket Of clothes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

DrARxsr L,z,-Many md grateful hank' Four nErea-
or a,hsr 50. orr n. can Lehot myself with pleasure in the
glass never .hal forget your kindnes Dear nestmahe
bey, psv d less hn hs Of III. Pudre SI5tae
whch ,ou sent and already py upper p and ,sro hich
cheek but oh the Dr., i.a!isn Soap .hsl 90 nio rap
tcir, fi hperut 10 peak oi tao, sng Tline ifrcS o.
dsfk oo ieil ny skin: Erc tfanS .Tey who diops
IN q. .ra now and treu ms cgte dreadful rn-w"tF on
una. -a'F's,k. m M dear Ezt do end DE- Goursui
a,dres the ncN sie tn- men rrnnS ee tn town
M ,bsv n,a.t vi be exc. en-, III l. .on-love phvba
aod car. and EGea &c sorSel' from T"r ocefe
N. o-.,nsl or,hs above wa, handed to u {; VITA
der f.r paudrs Suht fr e'adesne srpstf .'
h%X;s Of Iiiy Whne Ind-. ony the Dr. g.
ker :, l., or- FR Boad 'ay "fy0u VII o % cheaisd ss.
Nvl,n poisonous cor0'erie'i> Ga -s'd
scuy.cK Pr NoxIc S.pur-A ou, ,.vo year, eco con
t-acrd n eveie rnd winch hor time et'ed on my nnrs
attended wh the u'ual symptoms OF consumption, 'nch a.
Chest tu,, ofbr.a.hne los Of rpre'e. hc''c lever
and night swas;s These c1ntnu d ard was daily i.ne
remecy in NJ. power ,lev- gave h"p.l-
conSumon md % lint - diG ,n tn'' d'
ard commenced u with n" prospect hn.,'er
& IN shrr, tue ten chang rr me ore
nght eeT'. we're e'- cHnent nhd hn-iiY h
tnceae the hectic fever gradually tisppeersd ny crueh
became much e1tier wte 10Y eap.c'oroton ~hs 'n
crea,sd und commence dSchn'gng ~ e'pccoratm s' ~
quan'ics ofthck yellCw mher ms greatly relieved my
breast of pain aad ersbed 20 breathe ease arn "nsff
conunued improve and my heath b,c'rne more esab
lhed a'utted b. my iHerds ~ho 'hous NJ was
beyani the pnwer of humra kl 20 relieve me nm COW
sn,Tey fecvefed and am ""KinT tpn hp'y ~ ~ u
biack,mitaing. ALFRED j. SluLLh
Inboken. Sept 10 1874
P-rrred ny H. Sheuck end nr sae IT his principal OF
fca No 81 South 1ts,. ore door below the coTner o.!
tihestnut, ghiiadelahla. NV r, II, !.
l,o for sale whocses end retail at No 49a Courtiandt
,reet below the "f Greenwich nnd AT Inc
nrch Office sh Avenue. between l3h ind 18th A'fees
New Ys the only psces in this city wsre The genuine can
be Ind. p,o..
Syrup where pamphlets be had gratis CAL and Se nne
na iwe1ds J. II SCAENCk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
s1arkets-carsfu!2v reported for tn. Tribune.


AstlEs.-The frln and holder, generally ask
advance tho rates The supply large SALES
l0J hhs Pots :, 81 s5., and leo do. reutis at IS.
CUrTON.-There IS bu, moderate business doing TO cay
and the markets. l. In sales have been nlhde
at sshi impfoyemer prices before the The
STOCK reduced 20 the neShboFhood OF j. VO bales and hold
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc mnrke, was rather heavy in
The morning: but improved feeling toward the close TIE
demand was better and the market sleudy The sales OF fresh
Geneses rs, including 2.CCr bbs of.,oe. The
The pnnc!Pa! was iom the East Michigan and Ohio
tcwn M andsWss S2 td st 4s .S'SS ks
Flour Sa a. and scarce lsi:ey Alea !. ~ si, CO.
with sass 80 bois. Bag Meal loo los cents cents
GRAIN.-The parcel Of 2,oco bushels new Ohio Wheat
noticed yesteioay was sold al e cents Tor milling. The sup
tendency asai The safes 1850 blsaels Northern Al Sc
wesh and small Oatce pune Yellow at 5ic. weight 80
Baey in market Northern Oats tul! u, 3i3 y cenis
Sales CGu bushels southern a. y pc Rye still eher
Gales SO pushe, having ooen made at 7oc delivered.
WHiSKY.-r The market is yesS frm and sales les bbs
Western and State Prison have been made at ar 2S cents
Drudge IS 20 cents. and quick.
HAY-Soms :aal parcels taken at 10 4ac but there
is no activity.
HlDEs-We notice saes 1900 Maracabo. u,us! weight.
c. II Stac lime.
gEEsWAX:m-ssiee, are firm. and $500 Ib' have been
al II BIZ and Sta which IS Considerable llproye@ent-
Dy Cod are 2h for good lots We note saie' i5 boxes
Herring at p, ID II tQ cents.
STAYESTh,se four cargoes gong or have gone,
Silnn week says. from h hands 10 Portugal and
SPAN Prices without change from eur lst Quoatons
SIEAsINE.-Se Of So Up0 lbs have been made ct osc
CASA
LATHS-e notice sales 100000 Eastern 81 34. cash.
per ".
sEED-Saes e. te,ces Fax.eed private Clover
ana Timothy cry dull.
HOPS The matae, is steady Sales % bales frs; SOFT
Western. 10: export. at l0isc. cash
ToBACGO Sales 100 hbd. for export a; 81 a1!e. -.
PRoVisiOAe --poIk IS without ~change TO noe. TIE
sales are uboG i,oo hb a, 81 and 81 A 10; Of leo bb
sonf ffne s9d a. 10 In re there no, much doine-
About ii hbs SsSs brought l2s A ot OF 3U bbls
Beef from tca has been received the inst Of the
ana ~ bD Mess sod at So Pime held at 81 We notice
sales 100 bbt and SO kegs ard &C. Butter and Cheese
without change The receipts are Yery laIga.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
ANCIENT IRISH PROVERB.
Trust NJ the man. nl.ho' he were your bToth
G nd h. Iyh * NM tl

Trust I the man. nlho' he were your brother,
Whose nar i. one cvlor md ms whlskers nnc ths!
The proverb above quoted current IN the rays o on
Bnrohme indeed chronclers usseI' that the ceeGted hnr
from among those whose hair Hnd boards nxuant unc
uniform M0ci Where Nature therefore. had leen spare
The Phuncsn il had among other useful lmpoh'on
introduce ennd Aye FOR cnlnnnE Ire hhi Dack nhu
thus tho e-es uf the Munster embed to appear be;9e
the mighty Bora with tcr locks and mpeFihs OF an ufde
,b!e let. Hence the GrtciGH HdIr OLe:
The ',recian iia Dye ut In Gournd - lhe Only eehue
u,,ce eXtant rthe above purpose Il will p0sltvey chhnge
rod yyte and gray hair 20 j.. black beautiful brown,
without njrry The delc te skin Puchme 1ny oi
Dr. C. a. his yo 81 Walker street lat store flo 5si"sn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Disasters, &C.

The s-io reported Elbow Key eterred to yesier
ts+tn, hy he ,recs.r board te ship Colombo bouad
10 NV jeans doubt The FaiId I'd. before r1o1rci
m min Ebry C,.hy, f"n New Orleans .uT HHvrn.
Lost on paint S,GJo Havana. nIe""u' 10 the sts
nst ,Iew al avec 'e o,'d lass lIhe c.nred a.
ean. nn the a h ygilh i2.1 IA cotton o3 hides and Is
hi. nov she 55i tons bGrth-n and formerly haied
from Hnlyvs sains. We believe che was partly owned III
The bris Ieonora Collins from Wilmington NC ioT Jam
ica totally c'mss,ed IN The ae ene OF The ON -hhd her
ent waks lost of he and 9TH
eruIse badly ! lued. she lowed into wilmington on
Friday as jiydnasts. having been compelled 10 le
,--, 10Y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

l For Commercial ard .Jcrev .atf.Ts. sec Last feSe
FRIpAYP NJ.
The Steck Market was without material change
to-day. but rather heavy.
In Exchange there is not much doing, but rates
are firm. S,erns 10 per cent: francs 2ih
Rates OF discount on Bank Notes al 81 Wali-st:
MqsET ,BH BHoffs 81 EASk Most1
AbsHy Troy GGi%%e5Gfia inias GHant1 1sweso
Philndelplia ............. lWa,ervet.
asly apfs Fund Red back bsn S5"ss
ono S3'a .:........ias amiSa H.
Iqdana Iii;nS BHnh Of &. hyon1,,: 1,.ni
North Carolina Bank of II. shnwneetown 60
South Carolina. bulaio'
We quote Specie rs follows:
AH; Gold I'D IS ''I 'f; @ ae s ,.as Ds. 81 g. e.
Ra5Ss asIdsSees Cold SS @ Hoe TSs'fai Da Patriot; )
Spunlsh DouB. .l0i l05 lSoyeregns. Ss :!
DO Quartef,. 80 a 100 INrpoleons. 3 50 -
The City Bank has declared dividend Of 81 per
cent.
The Havre packet Iowa took in Specie--llex-
Guns. s7l2y; msrcaG Iiays: S5VO: Five Franc Piece
Si 2l5. Total. Sl3l.i5.
Tire earnings oi The Reading Railroad for he
week ending Oc,uoeI 10 were si552S 3d.
Amount of Coa transported during the week tons 3s Y
Previously TINS 90 20. "
rlans,it,d to icictet q last ~ o.
incieuse ts year III i3 10
The sales ot stocks Yesterday AT Boston re
l75 shares Norwich und Worcester Railroad at sas 500
Long Island Ruiioud S-i $50 do Reading Railroad. z7A
700 do " esern iai,road s9 $50 l.5 Essl Boston Gu. l3
l76 dlvdend. do. D. shares Merchants Dunk, l0i
Fichbug Rnoad lUi und 7si do Maine and Boston Rail
rond. new. lGJal.
Englaud am Cuba take within a fraction all our
Sperm Oil retained for home consumption while Of IL
5a5 $50 gallons Whale expoe odire $780, Al and AZ. tie
Hanse Towns and Holland took s.sl7 479 gallons.
The exports however. Of Sperm only cent. of the
imports while The export, ui Whale y psy Of the i'm
ports For The years ecdnE lsl. the following hs
result. 49,
Import, b9!s. iG sss e g
EApo u. 5-o:o eo2ueo
Consumption .............. e" IOl52iO jVs s9i
in his county about The 1872. although ie.oe that
il In 6O the Dutch employed 96J aud 0O0 sailors In
Lupar for carrying the ac. which done by of
boats from the shore The Whae thea being the
neighbothocd Of the island.
he sperm whale taken lTl2 BY Christopher Hu,
sey. Nantucket whacman who blown off shore while
cruising right whales Frem this commencement the
bus increased and in lis Nantueke, had OF 90
i0;On buheu engaged this business, yielding about
s5.C0s per From this nconsierabe Ills. the
traffic has to II, present paramount Importance among
the branches OF American industry employing
hundred vessels o! heavy buuhen, eighteen thousand
and cap, OF twen,y millions of dollars, und yielding up.
ward OF eight millions We give below the value
the imports of Sperm ana hale Oil ard Bone from 1885
Si ho this county with the prce Of the yea
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

Before Judge OAxLkY.
E lvard Ferns Executor and sd-Iio- Poo, Exc
xnths estate ct John Pool t.c-aad Is Rob~Ft t"gln
=, M der h. e, Law o. torg sZ,ng and sulh
6,,s bs NJ Poo the smorn at e9o tO' ,he cor
go IN hui .nc house fr Sir Hos'H IN Wav-Ty PGcc
l. mai very utls due ths contractor Ut The
,,.,. - .ht notice T-rGict tu; plli1th 5 i %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
wHIG MEETINGS.

CLEAR THE TRICK FOR THE FIFTH THEEL
~ 80 Unioni.rs-FOR KEYPORT:-The mem.
hers tin. S,.oci.on rre rca-e.ied meet at Nsoni Hall
on Sa:Hrdnv DC; 2s O'Clock precisely, ioT the
purpc ofvi. ting KsYport. n. Y.
srI.As CHiCKERlNG President.
RnngaT HoLHka Sec etary. o23st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

yr- Dr. T. u. ALLES's BGlsnm Of llcrehound itv'f|nI
md pleu,isy Root remedy which hss no equal; wan
physcnns IS great fuv0rlie they IN the dnly ha o
nre;cbiny il 10 their pniients and they have the rnekh0e
tion and IA er complaint The sick where resort 20 IL
The discovery this medicine sr.a'seS u other discoveries
comes directly home the wants and neceis,ies n the
sosle"o tho SICK afflicted opplcsed and NEEDY sufferer
1T. ia -, ~ Jobn - o.5 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

The whale ship ahs nf NswcoFt. reported the fourth
psr- as g-.vef port arrived he:e hn wh' board
sd OK New Yns pn; boat oih Hoax on ThuT,+y ana
iii o the whaemen 05slne from hr She bound - Nor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Enretpn Por:..

Passed Aner Jay shin Levnlt Fouke. from Phlad via
,Ionevdco unf the Isle ot France hound 70 Canton.
Al Nesna 18Th u,. ship Plato Phansy. i;om Trieste, for
New. York unc. the only American scs4e!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

SANDS S,RsApARILLA'-Healhi is the choices, blessing
heSvea can confer on man. IN comparison To which M world
y tfeautes sink uothrg sGd inSsnicancs The royal
obes Ufp,nceS compare with the ruddy nue. OF health
total wreck might by proper and the
gh m,ccue entirely regain their health Diseases having
Issues. chrculc rheumatism scatica Iumharo. scrosua.
kHs al euo. bils. BARRIERS Itch and similar diseases
viii DC safely and eec;ualy cured by the of Sands Sar
psra which has been used many thousands o: cases with
complete success.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF its super
oyre aud efficacy see pamphlets which may be obtained
Pspis s na9 @ aSd ,SqlI ss9s', S9 EAU s, hv
sANitS. Wh9eaic Drusgs 79 Futon street New-YoIk.-
rss generally ihroushou, the United States -
Pnce 81 per soue; siI bottles foT s.. Us
T- THE pusrc The following described remedies. which
e'c sny should a~als Keep. may be found only at Com
CoSSkLs MEDICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. which removes all
ss 6 h", SS,' ,brneHeiy hy upon 1t, appea.lon
ponounced the wonctr and blessing Of The world" by all
The eei,ba,ed NERVE and BoNE LIs,srsr which cure,
S Ssd dAmsne'' contracted eo!d disabled limbs
30 letaAcn atenuy they cure any ca O.
hSheaniA,n LumbaSo Swelings and pains in the bone
,oa h1Is LsisxsT AND I.ss BALM or CHINA. positive
AnTI iy ,.S gct ssmgsin and as Gene.a
ieny 'or snndeG ana voisnt attacks Of sickness.
plLIE: pLE MsSHns ACOUSTIC QUA cure for Deafa.,a,
& Pncs s..i oud'' b0zznx' IN 'ns sii'
es,S,, sSSSMsrocSs aERayusE-A sure remedy for worms in
Co''sTooKs sARSAPARILLA. for puryiag the bood and
p iManen cure o Pnpes aud soes upon the face SAT-
,s SIISius ana affection, &C. Pnce so cea per boz,
Ne W,L OF IAssS. fprevins leather and rendering
me tb0'e brreS are warranted 10 -ve GOOD ,,,se
aho 'qIy answer the f.comn.ndatous ~
land , ocweteo coutt-rets and buy only st2l Court
0''E'' oi suaoa aEd C.safury stfees - N'"'
h' oAlLf !RihusE Is served esuy'nou. in any
, Wv, ny OF htooklyn n, SiSE cKNrs per week paya-
1 70 's Garner; or By those prefer 1t, a, the same rae
., ses' payable u, the office in ADVANCE
through the Pos, Office o, o,hsswisa. ''''' -A'-''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

" Cabinet Makers 'Meeting-Whis Pro
CESSlON ON THE BOTH "A; n large and respectable
Nesting Of the Cabinet Makers OF The City of New York. held
at the Howard House Friday ;ie 9Th Mr. JOSEPH MAR.
TN called 10 the Lhar md Nj n MAJOR Vice Pei-
dent. CHARLES C. IoLLissHEAD and VII Cook Sc
crearies
The Report previous evening read and adopted
On motion tine Chairman appointed William B. Shipmnn.
Charles Baudone and seph aleek u Executive Com
ii,eo Also Committee OF arrangements composed Of the
following: Me>srs Shpman Schipey Lyons. Martini Major
Lunedo. Bosch Cook and Hoinghead The Chairman also
appointed the following Committee Decorations Mess
H. Fenaal Riley Meere. Scannon be llutchrg. Cone
Adams Spaden Simpson, Peterson and Thomas. The meet
ng thcR election tor Grand Marshal William
Huchrgs received the number OF votes and duly
elected The following persons chosen for his aids
alerI SiIrey Balcheor Warner Bayy. Lyons and McDon
ald he meeting ably addressed by Mr. J. Ccggny and
Alderman Davis.
The mcciins then adjourned to Monday evening
CHARLES G. EloLLIsasABAp. ss.,e,o,;o.
Wl.IlAM Cook, 90 IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

&C. Fair of the American Institute-Con-
butos the Fair and the public Informed tnr the read
ing Of the List Of Premiums vii commence this afternoon at
oc ock and TINT the Gwprdn. o the Pre-iurs Will take
place at ock The cOncUon OF which the ih Fair Of
the American Institute Will close with display OF Fireworks.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
r,,,r, c.,-,,,,rTh,s Day.

supyKioN CouRr-Arsumsnts will he heard. -
CtccUi. CouRg.-Nos. AZ 90, ", lou, ., ~ l.,
- ;,owyos pt,,s.- Mondav-Nos 90, 1ls, 33, "a.
III 81 33 50 g II. 20. 81, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

cG- 6 old rnd Silver Artisans I'm the Field.
- laIse ard olerwhe meeting Of the Gold and Silver
arzan held the Marion House. M 1G5 Chapsl street
the 2ith inst Mr.. WILLIAM ADAMS appointed Chair
man. and hir. Il. b. GRISNELL und MIR CMARLnS OSBORNE
Vice Chnmen. ard Jno c. Brown and j. e.. Moorr
'ae' The following esouiions unanimously adoptsd
RssciptG That the Gold and Silver Artisans of ae Guy
Of New ork eo'irg deen interest Inc Protective policy
" the COuntry m. beevn. the Tariff Ac' of 1919 has been
the main Of The revival OF business throug
happy land. eol paramount duty 10 I'LL hOnors
bic and lawful means 10 have the continued.
ReS0red. That IL the prc'en Presidential contest well
krown fact tnat Of the candidates selected oy his
pa for his favorable the md destructive Free
Trace dortrneR policy which If carried uu: would
parazs he ArI Of Industry and rander instead OF Ma
ton ot engf. ireeme, Nation of Saves but the
other hand the candidate presented for suiages
whose whole m been faithful aud jealousy devOled the
Advancement ard happuss of the American MschHnic.
ReSutped. That cIcu'Drces may Occur. when lecom.
absolute aUy ter throw the shsckles Of patty aid
for such and such will best promote the
Interest and welfare OF our common Country.
kcS0're3. That hedrv the demon Of
feeling many of the Trades have cvncsd desire
JOIN the Procession The Sth. show the citizens
New York that the Mechanic well knows his interest,
and TINT trade will join in the Procession that day
Resoirri. That the following gentlemen tc appointed
Committee OF Arrangement. and also the Finance Com
n,t,ce with power.
NJ. &. BALDWIN, T. Y. PRIME
DANIELCARPENTER DAVID DUN.
IL. q. PECkiAM. WILLIAM ADAMS.
.ISo G. BROWN }so.,..,,;.,
j. L. MOORE. S o2o It.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Passengers Arrived.

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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

E- Eighth Ward WhIg Executive Com
mittee.--The Wigs of this Ward. and our frlend
throughout the City informed ,ha, there will be Special
Comu;ee in every Sundays excepted al the
Howard tou-e from this until the Election. where IN
orrutcn will be gladly received Of every kind calculated 10
sf=c tie Election Our friends earnestly requested 10
eny in.ornunn ci all persons who be DISPOSED tn
v:"aie The Eciiv Franchise. that ehcient measures
he Sen era every attempt h ifaudulent Voting promptly
checked and Immediately punished. We will with ecure
ciprocUte with friends Gf ether Wards BY order.
HARVEY HART. ChairnaniWar ard Committee
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