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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

DE- The Chemical Prepar atoms OF DIR.
hsps of science mas been completely vctmzed
by empires than Dr. G.. No does MS skill elaborate
article calculated TO assuase the pain OF defoEny.
than instantly bounced upon by the Ignorant and vugn
who initiate every pointexceptne its virtues The unga
~ therefore cautioned aeau purchasing OF the fol
lowing articles. except nj d. Geuuuds only New YORK De
pot o. Walker street. first store from Broadway.
POUDRE SUBTLE for eradca.Ing superiuors hair from
any part the human body Always tested before buying
Proof posve this. and 70 mistake Directions French and
English, accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN ,MEblCATED SOAP for curing pimpes,
frecks btochez rednes salowneSs mopheE. e,ipe
las and all cutaneous complaints. % cents cake
GRECIAN HAIR DYE, Will color red gray hair 20 a
beautiful brown black 81 the option Of The user without.
staining the skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABl. ROUGE-50 cent?
BLANC UESPAGNE. or Spanish White for tho complex
ion. Is cents q box.
LUBINS. GUERIINS. and other petumefy Remem-
Der, 81 Walker street. Isl store yRoa Broadway.
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR, al the above number.
Agent,-74 Ghcsnu,-r; Phladepha 2silks Boston, Ives
Salem Carleton & Co. Lowell: Hndee Newburyport; Pat
ten. Portland Guild. Bangor Dyer. Providence: Green.
Worcester. Covles Springfield Fere Midde,own Myers
New Haven; Peerce Slanwix Hail. Albany; Tnusey.
Rochester: Stors. Hudson; Cray Pukeepsie RarSus L.
Bull Troy. "a River 81. &c oct3 In
DE- DIR. PhiDneys's Family Pills constantly
for sae By a. b. l. d. SANDS 19 Fulton street, 23 Broad
waT. md II East broadway. les 6m-
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opinion that with the defeat of Mr.. Wright and
their man of straw for President, the party can
throw off TIE incubus that weighs them down,
and with rev leaders nse again IN their might.
With this view have determined for this fell ct
least TO leave my party associates and vote the
entire Whig ticket. AN OLD HUNaER.
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WHOLE no. Ioe4.
DRY GOODS.

THE Flannel HOUSE.. o. TAYLOR < O..
Jaebers - tedas,; \. sisr srcSsr Of
saat and at lover pres :n b pugd IA the n'.se'.
selling large amount they atsie viii yDa,f profits
Cse buyerS vii God decidedly for the ad7an4 ge come
aGd for themselves.
A.o large stock Of S,trs'S from n. apo,o-c
mills Beachot Lonc Cloth Muslir Of the BE- hsaacs &c
AZ OF which, nj PROF. thst viii convince br.efs
hi better Than rro.~e To pay Don't forget I've
EdnDr House. 20 '-~ilr - ola
DROWN SHEETtNGS AND SHiR1INGS-oi every
Id yie ard wcta. al the kno~a b:anes, boih hsavJ nH
Sas-Stnrs a.Ii ndsn Head. Lawrence e lscot y aIer
NICK E,siers UGknc1R. Bun,a cs Sc &c. rlsy he hai
Manufacturers pr c.s the - "os 81 j and y ear
street. hS.i block 7bu,e PaaIi street.
Also. hes; Southern Cotton urn'; assorted i>,. Nos IN
IL. Ia H. md 20 tn L. ARo. to;tou RHirE pui ~ 10
bue papcrs los buses toe 90 eouni, very aIse
y So To-! cents ceots. 81 ard rcnt' oer To-.
This last e nt= eGus 20 any ~ cent bai' 10 MAP
Set. Also Paterson yellow Ticket al! ohrE Ae"- Jsaey
Yarns a; low rrce<
Asc-Wcsns of every desc'rt Cape Vars End
threaded OF ,uosro, quAty. both white a. co'ored .ote
IN bales az! haf bali.
Aso-rwins Of qualities, from Il % ccEts
pound. te,t Seine Isine. % cents.
Tbs attention ~ Country Merchants patiri7ry sole ted
to thi, -'ock which with tce ree; ths,t
appreciation 7. y CNpERHltL.
oil lut I 80. AT
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CLOTHING.
VIM. T. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers of Cloths, Cassimeres, VestInga
Fancy Dress Articles, &c.
23l Broadray american Hotel, opposite

the Fountain,
Solicit attention from Citizen, and Strangers reouirngCa
mens to large OF Goods for Fell and Winter
selected with vevof rendering their stock rich nouG
ty and variety 90 oEEd IL the city. comprising Beaver
and Med Cloths. T~eed Sc for OvercoaLs. Cloak, &c.
French and English Cloths for drss and cck Goats variouI
styles Crssmeret. Rich Velvet Me,no, Silk and Satin
Vesngt which will be made UP order prices to sustain
reputation the pioneers in the progressive reformation that
aveng the OF complaint that cash purchasers taxed
fol others denquehcies This style and finish of cur Gamen
will compare with those any other establishment ard thin
the sequel Of the extensive patronage elected.
large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar.
nen comprinc Overcoats Coaks Dress and Frock Goats
rantaoons. Vests &C. constantly CO hand with full supply
of Fancy Dress articles including Scds CraYris, Hdk
Gloves Sr,p snden Dressing Robes, &c. c5 it's
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nLNSTEr'S RUDIMENTS OF NATURAL PHILC-
W SUPHY AND ASTRONOMERS CumnoR Schools.
and the Younger Glasses IL Acadsmes-Pn'e n3S cents
With numerous ErsavnSs. Illustrative sf Philosophical ES-
psr'menu Published By Collins. BROTHER & TO: New
and g BAncvcK. New Haven and Tor sale by the pn-
cpn Booksellers.
The Publishers respectfully submit Teachers and others
interested the genera diffusion OF useful knowledge, the fol-
lowing eIracs IRON testimonials Of the his best authority in
favor of this work.
are not accustomed 70 testimonials Of appro-
ba,on of books used the Grammor Schoo but are
strained make in OF the Rudlmena OF
Ma u.E Philosophy and Astronomy. We have used tins
book from day If punicata with pleasure
10 ourselves and advantage Pupils II peamlnenty
adap'e 70 the work OF pubic lucon-c!snr nlethoi neal
comprehensive and satisfactory In Us prepar ton Professor
OTed has made himself benefac o. the Schools OF
Couairy:' Her. DR.. -Nlsep. Rector and l. X. Ho6br
Esq Head Masters Of The University Grammar School,
Nep York City
For this the author will receive our thanks Il is
suited eJncty 10 X eenea!y supposed that
elementary works be prepared by OF partial
Guirsmens: but maintain that work adapted To the
youthful Ed cannot be written any Other than ty HIN
nenls"-.ourrGi If So. PGufs College. Coiless Punt
The knows OF work of this description, at
comprehensive and so clear fn of important PRINCIPLES
Of Scicace and attractive to the youthful mind It's intro
duc;on into the Schools of this City and the Schools md
Academies of this Commonwealth. he would regard
cunstace augurng favornby for the promotion the
best Interests of Education Indeed many who grsdu
a,ed ri College, and who has entered hs professional LIFE
would find work in whch he would be greatly interested
and prohted -Rer. -f!6ert Barnes, The Philadelphia "
-7IHerlccn :nyl W
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF FINE ARTS The Ex-
hbEon CT Pc,urx ana Euzrarlngr OF tbs Institution
rs VOW oPxy 70 the public large Of the National
Academy OF Design, over The Society," Library,
LIFE AEMBERSHI ONE DaLLAR-
TO Goa members. single admission - cents.
The Eooni will be daily from M.:o5P NJ. ard
only MONDAY ard TUESDAY, EVENINGS OF each
week urt!l further nst.ce.
Persons holding Scrip Certificates ard those wishing TO be-
members, will p!esse apslg fo tickets OF Membership IN
Nh Fraser. Z; Tie Rooms Of the n. AT Unon. No -
Broadway % lys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS,

PULM ONA Ry OR JAMS.
DE-. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM A POSTMASTER,
r. GATED fEABRoKE, Washins;on Go. Maine. April Lth;
ls.+.-MR; ISAAC BUTIS-DeaI sr;-At the request OF
of Of friends this place and vicinity who are a.
Heed with consumption and liver complaint take the hoer-
of asking 10 appoint this comfy agent 70
sel WlSTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. aad TO
sena him few dozen. there Of for sale within two
hundred miles from this have doubt that would meet
with ready sale if where could be procured without
too much expense and delay
My wife attacked about III months tnce with what the
physicians called The r Of c0nsumoron-a eomplnnt
vey prevalent I1 of the county Having tbs
balsan advertised ir August.
u zoo NILES FROM HERE, 60
took the pains send there oi bottle Of which she took.
and which be Led her much that sent for two bottles more.
which she has TAKEN and she that she has not
etto well for sx abe does at hi. time All those who
have inquired Of me and asceralned what efc the Basa
had anxious to have sotoe for sale in @ vicinity which
the OF my writing 10 you.
Please Inform By return OF mail whethsr conclude to
send and II 10 whom, in order that may be known
where It can be had. an, with respect. your, sc
P. 8. FARNSWORTH, P. II.
The whole country fast learning that medicine-no
physcnn-no pepararons Of any kind whaisver-can equal
% n RE REIsRs Of IMfrAf1oNs-Tbe genuine !. sold
in NswYort only b. Jaac Butts. Ann-st Price 81 % par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

x Water Cure Establishment. 63 Bar
clay-ss-Joel Shew. NJ. d. Practitioner Those who
not get relief By drugs. invited Natures best me
The location airy and nersant and the
ample for the full :renrlen; by Water The advised ara
tullously. Oi3mh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

ENRhNClS'S MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER This
truly great invention recommends set to all desire
exac, copy of their correspondence By thu: apparatus
the stroke OF the that the letter produces the
at the same time This mode of writing agreeable ard
pe9ns nitordln: great fnces 10 bu.iCe men and travel
any known chemical agent The Manifold writers made
and hey ami are sold at very low prices BY
FRANCIS j. IOUTREL.
Manufacturing S:auone-s. " Maiden lane.
7. & j. manufacture superior article OF BLACK AND
CARMlN INK. known rs the }ROTON INK, particularly
Gdaped for the see pens. warranted tn retain It's color
end uitT II any climate Quantities Oh hands and carefully
packet for shipping %
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. is0 NASSAC-STREET.
All kinds OF lob Printing, auth
PLMPELrTs, MAMMOTH Snow BiLL1
CATALOGUES. LECTURE lSILLs.
CEICKs. CARDS, CONCERT BILLS. Pam and
Insurance. PoLICEs, Fancy
BILLS or LAotyG. POLITICAL BILLS,
CIECULARs. CIRCULARS. llea.l &c.
ruY executed al the Once Of TIE Tribune No. Isl Naau
rsreei-opptlte ths Pa-k.
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o. Graham House, 60 Barc!ay.-CitZcns o
ysfsrs desiring quiet sorns where real Tempe.
diet profeed ihe coEsistnz of Vegetables. Fruit,
SC without Smusn es3- eas IRE invited 70 Pa,roniz
sus ,fis 2 COss
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BOARDING.

pOARDtSC-Tso ~ 'h->e per.on, ear Re accommodated
ID vih good rorr' md bo-rf - az Sr-,re olo n
- alba 81 hhnt.0nis nnin u'.hec rsf,nr With
u RG4i NAY Re ob'rLct a. Nrs JANt iiG VI 3. No
no Cham .esrcet frasert hgst, soc0r modified By ths
day Mira Ns!sei has hsi0n 20 fser 10 the boz
owius seri-r,-a. kcsJ. L. Blsc D. Hathaway, bar
W ,on Esl 40. 20 IS. to o;c= i>fG-y occupies 81
Dr. stevens Appy ~ eve % w
~ . sr-;-ea ut'kas =, r. rs e61i"rtahc
lu.st hou- can - .ao..tci Wild .,asunt toorl>
,srt, h.,-td. - d. i'ur e P1fS o1s~
d. NJ bF -in-s gen ~n'n n-y Ne hso
10 yh toll s,4.rt ri 49, ~ sd~sy
10, .~ve,s sutr. ert ih f,' ard &c nj Il o WI
desirable f.mi, Is 1T - b. ri s'hsf ufrhhsc
or uofarni,ae s- truse iisS new. haviHs rcsSntp
painted and esvD !Ifaaher astJ det;al 1a Zoo
for bnanler - Im
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oil In

oJ- Thomson's Clay Medal.-Fo, r.,s a, the
Tribune oMeo. $50 Nanaus-est. TEoxsox's Clay MxnAL
master pisee q a,t. Pnos slo psyhuded. o fon Clay
C!uos solicited. I'LL 4
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From the Lewsburr ChroIic-. PENNSYLVANIA
EDITORS of Nespsrapcrs through tie Union. who
- hare appointed V PALXKR Agent. would benefit telr
respective Establishments and facilitate the sn,srpuIs ey nc
Cpnatry Newspaper ana Advertising Agency established
both IN Philadelphia ana New York and seed to his offices
cpy Their papers with the terms that they rny De fled
for his instruction and Inc inspe ton # the pubic 1t wnu
Re also mention his ADDRESS No 50 Pine street. Phs-
dolphin. md No. leo Nassau street. New York.
hn.n az
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TRIBUNE BOOK B1NDERx,


No. SPRUcE STREET.
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD & ALEXANDER
Are nrepafe. IN execute Ending for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals
n B. Parcra: s.;sniion paid 10 reoadaS Old BoOks Pc
odca Music &c. good style and Ct reasonable rates.
Peonf visiting city have the, books rebound 81
fhoyt notice Eli
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spLENDID GOODS AT THE

NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. l42 FuLTos-sTREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
JUST Received large and elegant assortment Of Fall and
Winter Good, for cenemans and now prepared
tosupply with garments OF ever description Of
superior workmanship both with regard 10 style and dureb
IT, and prices far below those of the pretended cheap cash
establishments In Broadway. Those establishments being
compelled BY their gree: charge ncrec
ed prices garments of inferior workmanship In ordre thai
gentlemen be convinced OF the Truth Of our satcnel we
invite them examination Of goods well the
style of our garments which aatte Ourselves viii compare
avorabiy with any made this country and prices the
satisfactory. a. &. FISHER & co. slS lmiss
ITO HOUsEK EEP Frs and those 10 Use or deal in Plat.
ed Go0ds-fou should try the silver Plating Fluid for
plating Casto Cake Baskets GanalestlsSs E Thoe that
rs Fulton st. corner Nassau
libe,al discount to Jewellers and othen. s25 lnis1
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E IsTEGNTY,' tale by Mrs. Holland, and
The Spanish Galleon, or the Pirate Of the Meder-
ranean, by J. II. lngraham, are received from w.
H. Graham, Tribune Office.
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WANTED.


TEACHER. .iuse r-ni.,Dso, College bred, wl,s.s :
ttr.t,oa q Tssehrf ether Of ~ tsfAssl o. hsha
Sfarrhs. IL Sca9Oi - TOE . e." sen" ass
= " Teacher Pa POI her 's'3 90 = .s
I1yANrEp-By 'epec.sbe Ans,.,n ;.saap, -
w Ion a, Cs,Id. Nse IspIe q; y tiscUofa ~ e!tt
DAsS MATS WASTED-!oJ toI-n Bss' Mas, nat avy
ID new. .tsoug ard OF trr7 'tr hssr aav't -, -
.d,e cgsy. we sss - sroee 3seie,s o.. %
tO,t O:cs. - " n fhit q ~ o. ..
tI-ANTEp-BT two n. peotsas P',,ssiani s'i, sfrs-
w ion. oae a. -ssnbs,nad -nA ~sssf md itoaef ts
n,he' wasr % uu',, apd Would hats 40 %.
T. 60 sh-f. {.suc- IN he cntry. Goot rsissee1i
can % siveo- Pear ap9.f Il - Cfo>ay - e.t a
tJ,O PoTTYRs-v.RHTfD-By r,srectsbie ps,oa-
from SO %y-askirS 20 Fu<ezS, iitntfi1 IS II PER
INT GNDENi' or \ P,fri FAY .ay h"afhy pE'' ~ ne
Unaed sia,s, who ha Sld upwards % ;~sny eis 2tseoeo
Pottery 5uslnsss g1L f,t r- .vcry hlzch-t=vinG
S,od kn1vleyse " CHINA. earthen sr ~ tJis' oos
ant ssr, Can prpduee aip0tsbe effe-os COT ,Ae rfcA
above 'pecifsd i' i-n - iac - "a 81 ,.en orsasa
who have be'n oropgbi up "a ' ~ working
Apphcaau rcf-a1s by ,f;rr. OF JeoElnr,
corn. Of c rene I'D Siofrs,S.rst'. Je5''Y ,y. M
oe IN ed
no SOUTHERN MFR HaN.r<, &c Tho 20, sr;..s- a
e"mne'eni bovs Asvrsr. 5e.'0' 70 procure sirs
tioa Soats safs ,rease n - %, sre-of m E1o.e
and w"us eassze if moderate tslery- al 80 -
SITUATION A. NJ >it TEACHER HAAtEU -
- ttoi-,,or I'usI lacy a.Ysi from Jopsrh rvn DE-
,o1, NIKE an tn.s ssu.s ihA bar 'sus cAo amer
srsdua:- Of the &, oi Copsf sea he would 40
abe - In re . the III sIsu4Ess re fs',Fs 10 re Dansh
Cousu q Aewiois. atrres - a. " stthe s:fes tbs
papO' olo In
MAN fEDrU ~ aUUAsE-i bs6l pleasure seLss--
tAE, 5eeN tus te l.rf sEi good qusutJ.
App'y 10 aERRtT y I.'!'. iaa G'eeF~ CD r;srt
oSi ccfser o! Wee, .ir--t-
yTyEN CELLARS CEV' Ep-IfcNssrHe BA>E srocr
IN the 81 Buesey re, SAD nEab<r~i 90 WITH
posetc: Attorney a'tachs - IN, on ssirri,, - hsyh
It enclosed in 'ei'er lut -, 90 ne nv y" v all, he
above will Is paid b. eaTins a: raoUpsoo che Vs.
nan6
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u We have just received the first number Of
a new work entitled "TAE QUAKER CRY, or,
the Monks. of onk-Hall, romance OF Phila-
delphia Life, Mystery and Crime from the pub
fishers, Burgess, Stringer, and Co.
Also from the same Mrs RUNDELL's DoMEs-
TIC COOKERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

III c. BEACH agent for the purchase sad ae Of Printing
II. Cloths, No. loo Pssdszess. Neu-York. 80 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

New MUsIc-We have received from James j.
Hewitt, the publisher, 572 Broadway, the following
new pisces" The Reveille,' Prize song by J..
H. Warland, written for the Young Mems General
Clay Club; "My Native Home" ballad compos-
ed by George Croal, Mason's Waltz" by Allen
Oodworth," and "Ferris's Quick STEP also by
Allen Dodwor,h. This last piece is embellished
with beautiful halflengtb OF Lieut. Ferris in new
and brilliant style engraving 1t is enclosed in
gold oval and colored TO life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

-. EIsONOMY AND FAsHiDN,Itnfu .So'enP ~ -
100 bis .noenor Imitation HosEin hao On 'oi W
- dies 70 TIE eIe=ss low pres Of Sc % @ .o-,n,,. ,d
Nth hats .oA a. s2 30 cSd se tsp GoiI.y
,Isnuicc:ur;ns Fur and SIX Of me oes 'H'''" 'S S'
CountTy dealers supplied By so case ~ low nos
0"e'' ''NA "-' w KELLOGG. iA Canal-streeI
corner af Thompson street
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REFINED SUGARS.
VHTOOLSEY AND WOOLSEY from this date offer their
w Standard DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS at the fol
lowing low prces, viz:
cents per pound. When less than FIVE packages
Crushed III do do are purchs,ed. half q cent per
Powdered liz do do. pound additional.
The above are packed as follows:
Loaves IN boxes OF sd lbs.
Powdered in 10 of 30 :"
Amply to the New. York Patent Sugar Refinery OF
Soulh and Montgomery streets, at 60 Wall street
y. B.-Crdsrs OF the city be accompanied By
mittnuca u2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

0lTENr OPTIC E-inyeutOr, are respectfully informed
;b.t Jooss continues prepare Dswlsxs md spcciS
c,tioos Of svsry DESCRIPTION Of Hvencni a. his Office. c3 Fu
ron & Iron Buildings. y; I. ,,,v,
Tia drawings may be autographed al hs old eahshment.
I FuIIon & ~ T. where the es, description o! Liofspau
wofk Is executed on tbs lowest terms. Glme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

ITO PRINTERS. PUBLISHERS AND .BooHBiNn-
ERS-Ths sub eiter; having established Papet-alil
in this city at Nos and Hague street: for the purpose OF
manufacturing NewsrntlnS. Cooret. Tissue Papet &c
Ia their varieties respectfully sOcts orders for any OF the
above. which will be executed at shot notice.
Rookbinde havncs and ether clean Paper bought ct tho
oil I'm EDWARD CURTIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

Sc Eutual Life Insurance Company Of
,ember hss Issued forty fvs polciss NJ Au VI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

e TIE NEw-ORLEANs Crescent C1rY-a
very spnghtiy and wel-written peper-has recently
donned nav and beautiful dress. 1t is now ore
Of the handsonest journals in tie Southwest. We
see that the proprietors are to commence the pub
LEGATION Of Pictorial Weekly on the lst November.
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CITY HOTEL.

II NW CARL ntLECrIr> OF DkpTs II rHK MONTH";
4 IWrsr-F NASnBuR\E. Attorney NJ Law ',eAe-
ma Iuo,, will sc a'trgiun thu coSc'tor OF deots
ius New iork Nicrhani, N CS'enn. aeesord sod RoeS
Island. Illinois IN De Hague lows. % Pl"e,lle ron&'-
Rcor TO 4. CuhEsn Z 90. Durenui. SuJdar e Mp
N.yy-N nt.
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! DE- DIR. PniDneys's Family Pills constantly
for sale By a. B. & D. SANDS. ~ Fulton street. 23 Broad
| waT. md y East broadway. les 6m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

MUFFS, CAPS AND FURS,
NOR SALE Mt the lowest manufacturer prices, at 258
L Pearl s,;eet, u. s. Hotel Buildings, N. Y.
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MURRAY i LANsIAN Wholesale Drussss e sIs.s,ion
lF er, IN Paints Uih Dye Stuf &c Pa!ilenai md
given putting order, expressly Tor SCUM ia U5m
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DORT WINE in half pipes entitled To debsnure for sale
L low 10 close consignment. By J. Z. H!NhER.
oI0 ia - Rroad ST.
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no SOUTHERN MFRi HAN1'S, The 20, srt.es- a
rcrape EFT hu,s ks.ref Se,fJus % procure sfro
tioa SoatE 10 s.r,. trcarue h1uS ssc-cT Fobse
Private Schuol Car me O, 1T ,ot sssy
rn-tP r.. tarfy.s eli -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

improvements IN the way Of canals now going
on in Canada IS, How suicidal the niggardly
policy adopted By the State Of New York ~
Under liberal and enlightened State policy,
our Canals must, IL my opinion, prove to US
mine of wealth. II has been the main cause of
the rapid strides 10 wealth and distinction we
| have already made. Next to De Witt Clinton,
no one has cone as much to sustain this great
enterprise as Gov. Bouck. This in truth has
been with the Radical, Barn. burning portion OF
the party the sum and substance of his offend.
ing he has for them been too Conservative,
and through the strenuous and dishonest e1er.
tons of their paid emissares at the primary meet.
ings, he has been defeated, had almost said
disgraced, but that he cannot be as long as he
continues to be governed by the same high mo.
tives and statesman. like views which have mark.
ed the whole course of mis- long public career
The honest and disinteres!sd portion of his party
still entertain for him the same feeling of attach
ment they have always done, and not few o.
them will aid in covering his opponents with the
shame and disgrace which their treacherous con.
duct so richly merits. Those who should have
been his friends will ind, when too late, that the
advice given to Mr.. Wright by his associate,
Judge Hammond, when recording his duplicity
in voting upon the Electoral Law, THAT ever
political honesty is the best policy viii also
apply with equal force to themselves. Silas
Wright has for 90 years drawn MS support from
tho public treasury, and the public l trust viii
decide as they have done in the case of Martin
Van Buren,, that he has lin the language applied
TO him by the notorious Brownson) 'praiseo
Them with his mouth and with his hands picked
'heaf pockets" quite long enough. ] am Of the
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w toes. cssmbsglnad -nd ~a,ssf -hd to.sf &c
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49, " :, 60 sh-f- i.suc- NE cGn'ry. Good rssteeAi
can b siNen. Per- anuLf st y COW ~ Ga ~.