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UNDEbTBHE fNR. MRS. NJCKERSON. no
Il 81 N. Howari-st. has just received from Philadet-
phia tlaules' fNDELT8LE INK, for marking Collars
and Pocket handkefchefs- sg29
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a2o-3H1

BONNETs. B0NNETS, AND FLOWERS,
JUST OPENED.
Look out for the "CHEAP STORE, - wlele
@~aa,, may be found of the best assorments OF
kss{y MILLINERY GOODS in thc city-such Ms
Florence, Rutland, and all kinds of Braid
3ONNETs silk Bonnets by the doz; Velvet do
Bonnet SILK and Felvets, in great variety; Bonnie,
Caps Artificial Flowers, in great varity; large stock
of kibbens alpaccas for dresses Casllmeres; French
Merino Shawis Gloves Of all kinds in abundance.
NO. 4 good assortment of gentemen's wear-such
Stocks, Gravats Suspenders, SC. Don't forget the
place, but call and see for yourseves-y0u may rely
on Bargains at 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, five
doors ab0 5e Light street.
seiGd JAMES CORURN.
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FINISHED. a man named Wm. Wilkinson,
vas found dead near Munroe, f., few days
ago. He mad been drinking and was exposed
during the night 30 severe cold.
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MJ EW CHINA STORE.

MJ EE CHINA STORE,
4T No. Il 9. CALVERT STREET.
DdPID P-fRR would respectfully inform his
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE TO No. 81 s. Calvert ST., where
he has opened and is now opening large assortment
Of CHINA, GLASS AND EARrHEh WARE, Of
recent arrivals, which he offers for sale the most
accommodating terms. He is also extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture Of STONE s. EARTHEN
WARE, a large assortment of which will be found NJ
he store above, and at his Polteries, OIL Bond-st
Il short distance north OF E. Baltimore st.
U5- County Merchants and others would do well
to give lac cali before making purchases elsewhere
DAVID PARR,
a2o-Sm No. 81 8. Calvert street.
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WAPANNED WARE. of every descriptions;
I'D also, Britannia Ware, Cutlery, Coffee Mills,
Casters, German Silver Ware, &c For sale low by
ELIAS HALE,
o.5 GAP1 No. ll2 Baltimore street.
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MIcmGAN. The 9th inst. has been named
by The Govsrno. Of this State as thanksgiving
day
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sGES CORURN.
40 400.
c. w. CT II v CTa A Nj.
RlFLE, GUN AND PISTOL
MANUFACTURERS,
No. no! LOMBARD STREET,
tThree doors Z. OF Lisht-st.)

Ns3' Every description of Pa
TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
4 workInanike manner, with pr0rlptness. on The
most reasonable terms. RIFLES and ROWLING
PIECES fitted with Cleveand's Secret Invisible Lock
and warranted se9-3m
W0sEPH S. HASTINGS, Jr.
eg No z SOUTH CHhRiES-ST.
Having Just received very superior assortment of
Flowing Blue Dining, Tea and Toilette Ware, wonId
invite the attention of Families and others in want of
the article 10 this lot which is superior to any yet
ceiyed of this class of goods.
Also, fresh LOT of Gothic Stone Teapots, Sugars
and Creams, very fine article, just received.
Also, p Dining Sets of CANTON CHINA, and a
large quantity Of Plates Dishes, Tureens, Covered
Vegetable Dishes, Salads, &C.. which can he sold Sc
paraeiy 10 match up Dining and Tea sets. at very re-
ducej prices. No.7 s. CHARLES-ST.
n few doors below Garfield s Brothers.,
0tolm G3-formefy Stson's,
NaAYNARD 4: N0YEs' BLACK WRIT
IVH ING INK This Ink has stood the test of 80
years experience, and during that time has been
stinty ucrensiHg in public favor and tonnage, and
became long since, ard still continues to be the lead.
ing article eff the kind in the country 1t flows with
freedom, is permanently black and will not mould
under any circumstances, andis adapted to both steel
and quill pans, Dealers and consumes can be fur
nished with Ii Is low as they generally pay for inferior
Inks, For sale by
TURNER WHERLWR1CHT& NUDGE,
a2 south Charles street.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
ETLE Is, HAYWARD.
-a4 No 25 no YARD STREET.
third door from Fayetit 81.
Has orentd general assortment of FALL s. WIN
TER GOODS, which will be offered at nluicruie
PrCeS-sHch rs
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vcstngs
Blankets, fiannels and Lndsey=
English Ncrn0s, very cheap; Alpaccas
Green Baize; Fult Lindseys and Kcrsevs
Cashneres and Moust lines. new style
Italian Lustrin9s and Blue Black Gro de Swiss
Double width slack BoWbaxnes, very cheap
Manchester AID American Ginehams
Green Berage, Hosiery, Kid and other Gloves
HHAWLS-0t Thibei, de Laihe Cashmere, Bfoche,
Damask, Blanket, SWadiIla, SC.
TickjngS, Checks, Canton FIannes, DriIlinqs
heachrd and Brown MUSLINS3 AID other D0mes-
tic GOODS, very low.
Also, Florence Braid, Rutland other BOkNETS,
RIBBONS, SC. Sc. c27
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THE WATER CA%AL. The Hnalo- OF boats
that have assembled the Tide Wate: Canal this
year, Is ahoa- 400 more than assembled ii during
al! O, last year
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Vlcr PRr,DrNr DALLAS. We learn from
the Philadelphia Eag'c tia. Vice President
Dallas has just procured 4 mos. splendid and
costly Few couch
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ON AeE-De@ts q Revolutionary. MIR.
Andrew Snyder, soldier in the Revolutionary
war, died al Intercourse, in Lancaster county,
Pa, on the list inst, in the llSth year of his
age.
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The CHESAPEAKE ANs OHto CANAL, We
learn from the Cumberland Alleganiau, that
operations have already begun on several ofthe
SECTIONS" of this work.
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LEE WEBSTER & 90,

81 \
eBs No. 35 MARKET STREET
3doors East of Frederick st.
Have large and complete assortment of the lates,
styles Of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS of all
qualities ard at as fair prices they can be- buugh OF
any House IN the city, to which we resRectfuy call
the attention Of nil purchasers fearing not com
FOR THE LADIES.
Fine Cashmere SHaWLS
do Thlbet Wool do
do Brocha do
do Mousine Deaine do
% heriuu do
do Cloth do
30 Blanket DO from ?5c TO $500,
Also
Cashmorrs; Mousclinr De Lanes; Nlnacca.: Cling
RamS CiOaknes; BOmhaGincS; Book Nuslius: Ssh
op Lawns; Canine; Swiss MusnS: Long lawns
&e. 4 large and Compeic assortment Of { fL!COES.
equal 10 the handsomrsl in the city.
Spool COunUs, Cotton Cords Tatt4s
Thr ads, Sc. all or the Ladies
very complete assortment of Satiusts
tears, tu'l'd Cloths and Kcrsrys
Fanny aud Plain EASS TNERES
CLOTHS nf every Shade and Quality
Rieach't aBd Grown MtlSLINSS
THbn DIAPERS, Linen and Gotten
Red Wine and yellow FLANNELS. Piin
do DO do 90 'Hwiat
~ AZ the lowest Prices for Cash. Remember
o.. No 81, doors East of Frederick.
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WI TOBIAS &. CO.'S WATCHES. A
I'VE new invoice OF these celebrated Watches usl
received. Also some very fine Anch Levers and
Gold Lepnes with general assortment Of Jewelry,
for sale low by GABRIEL u. CLARK,
OF Water 81. 81 door from Calvert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27
WhyR Nominations.

Schoharie Co-THOMAs Smith and HARVEY
WATSON are the candidates for Assembly; GEORGE
b. BADGLEY for Sheriff. Mr. Watson is on the
Law and Order ticket, and Messrs Smith and
Badgley on the Anti Rent ticket. They are all able
men and good Wings.
Wavae Co-ELIAs DURFEE of Marion and
JAMES T. WIsNER of Huron for the Assembly
ALIEN b. WILLIAMS Of Sodus, for Clerk. This is
most excellent and popular ticket and we look for
full vote from Wayne especially for her noble HoL'
LEY. A vigorous effort will place him in the Sen
ate for the next four years
Greene Co--IRA DUBOIS Of Catsk, and ALEx-
AMBER II. PALMER OF Hunter, for Assembly Both
are gentlemen Of good talents and worthy the ener-
getic support of the Wings OF Greene.
Orleans Co--DExTER KrsGNAS of Ridgeway is
the candidate for Assembly.
81 Laurence Co-BEYJAyIH HOLMES and
LEWIS SHOWERS are the candidates for Assembly.
SuH,ron Co-Dr d. NJ. ANGEL Of Thompson
for Assemby--A good look for his election, if the
Wings are alive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

$500 to permit rope-dsncins and fireworks In Caste
Garden how much ought the regular theatres 70 psy o
their zrsra attractions
Y There is no more healthy amusement than
horseback riding and glad to find such is'n'
ionable one the present We dropped N upon
our trend Disbrow Saturday morning At h' neat and
elegant Riding School in the Bowery where We observed
the wives and daughters OF nost opuleni citizens en-
owing this delightful exercise. His establishment Is
mos, admirably arranged his horses We trained and
obedeut and be deserves the liberal pat onsgehe s re-
ceivirg On Monday evening ty the bye. he commences
hi. evening class for gentlemen. which viii no doubt be
well attended We commend il with confidence 20 al
who dssht in this manly snd nvigorstns exercise
IT, The Chrome. Thermal principle It seems
NAV be applied happily to diseases Of plants as vel as
those Of humanity. A lady in Chry'iie-s'reei lDr
Turner tel. US who has passion for flowers observing
,hs, her dahss were suffering severely from The cod
an untimely of last Thursday concluded to Try
the effect Of application. She accordingly poured
upon their branches and quantity hot water
The experiment completely successful the plants De-
ing on the following day hesthfu vigorous and green
as before the disaster Night not this trsa,rnen, be OF
use in what ls called the Po,at9 Cholera p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27
IOcO-FOcO Nominations.

Alonzo Wood and J. c. Kinney for the Assembly.
The first two are members Of the present Assembly
Wyoming Co.--Elihu A. Parsons and Daniel
Howard for the Assembly.
~ John Townsend of the Seventeenth Ward
was nominated a, Tammany Hall Friday evening for
Assembly, in place of Joseph +. Palmer reconsid-
cred The Loco COCO ticket is now complete
- The Loco Focos of Chanfauqae 20. met in
Convention and voted not 10 nominate County
ticket this Fall.
FrGnkhH Co.-Sidney Lawrence Ex-senator
is the nominee for Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

a faction who kner they were false " hen they mace
them. we canno, conscentiousy urge any great con
sumption Of Wing shoe leather IN ooedience 10 'n''
call
The coolest part Of this business, IN our eye IL tne
quiet assum pton Of the maneuverers that the Idr'V
Is IN imminent danger, and that extraordinary
efforts must be put forth to save II How IS Nus
Nessieur, Moorehead. Butler 4 Co Have you
no, uniformly assured your People that President
Polk wa. the very man for their interests Did not
Won Messrs. Black McCandles and Gazzam s'nrop
al over Western Pennsylvania, asserting ana
gravev maintaining that Poik raS be'trT I@7V
man than Clay7 And you, Mr. ex-oecreiary
wilkins did you not argue in your letter on Texas
tia, Annexation would strengthen and make stead
fas, the Tariff And you, Mr.. Meyers was II you
or your brother who ran on the POLK ELECTORAL
Ticket in order to assure the Ironworkers O. Clarion
that the Tariff could not be in danger rom POLK
when leading Iron. master was running az MS
Elector1 Who was il that christened his new
Iron works Polk Furnace" in order to attest his
faith in Folks devotion the Iron interes and his
faith that the Tariff would not be disturbed These
are some Of the facts which hnger in our memory
will you have any more Of them
And now. gentlemen, what are you AFRAID o. -
Tie Wigs certainly are not going to disturb ine
Tariff; they have neither the power nor the incn-
nation. Neither Mr. Folks Message nor his Pre-
mers Repor, has ye, appeared and the Inaugural
On the Tariff was mainly rehash Of the Kane letter
which YOU assured the People Of Pennsy lvanla was
thoroughly and abundantly Protective. what then
mean you by raising the alarm that the Tariff is IN
danger l-But no matter 'rhat you mean Whether
YOU seek to make Tariff Capital for the Anii-Tariii
party or to cover up the tracks which connect you
with the great National swinde Of 1874, we trust
you will be left 10 play out your game alone with
none but very green and mistakenly selfish Wings
10 help you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27
Abolition Nominations.

VIM Senate D,sirict.-lionry Bradley OF Yates
for Senator
YIIIh Senate DiStrict--Chares O. Shepard
Of Genesce for Senator
OisegO Co.-,Iames Slade, Enos S. Habert and
Samuel Huntington for Assembly
ChaHtau9Ne Co.-Theron Plumb, James Petit
and Hiram Putnam for the Assembly.
Oneidq CO.. NJ Andrew, William j. Savage.
Edward Allen and Freeman Waterman Tor Assem-
bly,
OSvegO co... B. Edwards and +. w Fox for
the Assembly.
Chenango C0-H Porter, Benjamin Bloome and
T.. b. Whiting for the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

R. The Ersn'ne Post publishes the Tammsny
ticket. and with most vinegar aspect just manages
to give i, the following dubious endorsement
This on the whole is good ticket as could nave
been expected
The Pos; is no. given to plagiarism YET his ie''
handler is stolen bodily from the peroraton OF
young Demosihenes, who was summing up the
cause of a damsel Of uncertain reputation who had
brought her action against defl1lung swain tor
breach Of promise and baby
Ere this monster approached TO beguiie and betray
her my client was blooming as the rose gentlemen o.
the Jury ouoth Demosthenes. hgnt OF step as NE
Wild gszee Of the desert gay the lark beautiful a.
the Hours and ,rtuous as-as viriuoas ss-senlemen-
as-could BE expected
The Post should give credit for these extras
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

~ The statement contained in an article which
We copied Friday from Pittsburgh paper relative 10
the Strike is confirmed The Factories Sre all at work
most OF the hands having returned TO their work and
others continually docking In one Of the Fact ores
e. large the number OF applicants, great many have
been turned away The rage for labor !. now as great as
recently the desire to obstan from IT, Much distress
has been the result Of this unfortunate disagreement
among the Working Classes Numerous instances have
occurred where persons no. concerned in the strike
would have continued working but were not permitted
So 900 in wages is the sum stated 10 have been .os,
the lsborers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

18TH Wig Nominating Coagention Twill be
seen, is called to redssemble at the Broadway House
this evening, 10 finish the discharge of its duties
preparatory to the County meeting tomorrow We
are requested TO state that the business which Will
be submitted is Of the gravest importance, and that
a full attendance of the members is urgently re-
onesfed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

II We learn from the Boston Pilot thai the Re
pealers Of that city viii hold meeting on Tuesday
evening next W T.. RoErSsoS, Esq. among
others Il TO address the meeting. No where IN the
United states hss the Repeal discussion been conducted
with more unsnimity. wisdom and enthusiasm. than IN
the capital Of New Ensandpersonsl preferences names
and sects have been forgotten in pure zeal for good
cause While in places the friends OF Repeal have
been divided about leaders Boston the love Of Ireland
AID Of Freedom for the oppressed overopPed al other
considerations and united al hearts As matter Of
course the there has been eineniy successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

This Convention. which has been two days II
session. adjourned Thursday evenins-2os delegates
from % Coanies-conprising some OF The most IN
ielligeni men in the coun,ry-s;;ending.
The morning session was opened with prayer
by Rev. DR.. LUoEEY, after which the minutes OF me
preceding meeting were read and approved
The President then announced the order Of business u
BE- the second resolution. This announcement WAS
counierao.ed By motion from NJ. DELAvAN TO sus
pend the order for tie sake o. introducing resouion
approving the Address Ct the state Executive Commit
tee discussed evening before and another 10 furnish
each family within he limits Of the State before the Tn
April .46 with copy Of l. 81 the rate OF so per Ivvo
Mr. D. was willing he said TO devote bis leisure and
abilities 70 printing and forwarding them. Accepted
vote q thanks was rendered 20 Ny. AzER IABo2
author Of the Address on motion Of Mr. BiArcHFoRD.
Rev. Mr. DoDCE followed with some remarks relative
70 msnerpretaion Of his remarks the previous eve
ming By the rep0rters-snd to regular order OF bust
ness was resumed By the renewal Of the second resou
hon. which The following amendment was offered oy
Mr. ha.c1furd and adopted
Res0red That the recent act ID the legislature passed
AZ rs last session, IN reference 20 the license m
with the exception Of the exclusion Of the ciy Of New
York from the privileges Of the rest Of the state de
manis our unqualified appreciation that L "a truly
democrats, and eninently wise in submitting directly
% the voters Of the state Of the most important
questions brought before them, and that i should
receive our WARN supper; and prornp, and vgAsni IN
rrJvement
Nj SMITH Of Wayne then followed with some appro-
PIRATE remarks the thai the Legislature had con
icrred the privilege upon the people and they had only
o. improve upon By the proper seton tie eXpat
aed upon the sublime character Of The great cause they
we're engaged in said that the eyes Of the word were
upon them and spoke Of the Tes; influence which hight
be brought 70 bear from the plow and the Workshop
AZ the conclusion OF bis remarks the resolution was
adopted.
An Address Of the Convention 70 the people Of this
state reported by Mr. MASH, which was read and
on motion approved.
motion tor resolution rendering vote Of thanks to
the press their support Of the Temperance Cause 81
Mr. Baichi0rd wa unanimously adopted.
Mr. DELAvAN offered a resolution recommending the
establishment Of committees in different towns 10 furnish
articles touching the subject for the papers which was
supported By Judge Brown-and amendment was
proposed by Mr.. Plat suggesting that the articles be
sh0rt-which carried.
The resolution relative 20 the distribution OF the state
Address resumed and 10000 copies were proposed
70 be circulated follows pledges being given Tor lJOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27
- nemncrnfic Whig County Nominn ting
CPNPPAI. MPPTlNG

r The WIG ELECTORS of the City Of New
York are requested 10 assemble in County Meeting
at National Nall at ! IL o'clock, on
TUESDAY EVENING next, (0ct go
10 receive the report Of the Wing Nominating Con.
yention for Register and Members Of Assembly,
and respond TO the District nomination olLUTHER
BRADIsH for Senator.
BY order Of the Convention,
CARLOS. P; H0TGHToN Secretaries.
ALERT GILBERT,
Eew.York Oct. 2ith, l-iJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

~ SCHEScK's PULM0Nc SYRUP Is certain remedy 'e
the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Colds Congs
and Diseases Of the Lungs Any one calling AT N. oos,
No Cortland-st obtain tgfat-) pamphlet giyiDE
full de,cr puOn Of the above diseases ssO reference
number OF persons Of high standing that have been curedD
the use Of iii. medicine.
Beware Of spurious limitations To obtain the pure gsf
me- unsdu PuimOnic syrup 90 directly to the pr
pdetOrs office, No. COrtandst NJ T.
Please remember thai r \ beekaan i no longer az ss>
of NINE and the proprietor viii be- responsible or az
medcin. purchased Of him, be longer sells lhs GeS
olOu III LII scHRSCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

- Mr.. WV. B BAApsrRYs Select Class FOR Ladies
and Gentlemen in Vocal Mssc commences this evening
Those who want to obtain thorough knowledge Of the
az, would 90 well 70 cal on Mr.. B. Al lis rooms 40
Broaiway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

SANps's SAEsFNElLIA-rhe ImPercepuhle steel duet
evolved In grinding he points OF needles hen inhaled INTO
the lungs for any length OF une produces Irritation OF
respiratory apparatus ~ich ulin sicily terminates m con
sumption. For long period no hing could be- devised 10
protect the operatives IN this branch oi scres from
Inc effect of ihe metallic dust Bli leugh magneuzsi
steel masks. by which the air h not only strained tut
searched A. N passed through them, were adopted aud he
evil Is remeded The raveccs ~ scroiua, and 10 kindred
diseases were once considered for beyond s remeai.
influence ~ he absorption at This mpapAbe mineral po~-
der hy the lungs those poor worsmen. But in Sani-s
Saf-aparia have agent which etecuaiy pUrses
The blood OF AL particles, AZ the magnetic siac
lion suiec- the minerazed air. The searching proper
ties Of he preparation snd III unry s anu -epuc qnaile,
have placed the head oi th class Of medicines design
ed % act upon the constituents OF he blood.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and reisl. by \. H. a D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, - Fuhonst. New-lo
Sold also - Brosiway, = Fast Broadway aud by Drug
gs generally lhroug hont the mixed States Price :.
botte e.. SIX bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

~ CO b lie American Museum The bill iJI today en-
braces rc amount q novelty and amusement Tie Man
ager has feeugag-c for short tine longer N elerl
Ora1g. who with The thousands OF c-ri0sl-s e Nc I- N
Ell horrs IT.. 81 r---usas-i The Mer-
rreds. Dongols Ministries. D.solvins views ~ and !. u.
give two grand performances a. and q. r NJ The M
scum without exception, presents the strongest OH o. ..
fractions n the CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

A BEaUTFuL SLEIGH, manufactured by Messrs
Waterbury & Harvey. Pokeepsie spoken Of in former
report Of the Fair drew the highest premium awarded
for mechanical workmanship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

~ Travestie ca ". Dsyolo' entitled Blsek d.
svoo = advertised for ton ght TIE Ahara Il soounis
IN h1uOr. and : vel worth -e-ins. A socA! Conceri
prscedes the oarescue opera zbs pries OF sdnissoo 10
oely ?, ceals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

IL WILLIAM B. HAMMOND. Esq. one OF the
most useful business and respected citizens Of SUI
ivan Co died Of consumption 81 Monticello on Friday
ssed Is years Iii, loss is most deeply incurred wherev-
er be Known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-27

10 Gouraufs Halioi Nciisd Soup for ihe cure 81 PIN
PIES freckes Tan SailOwnes-. Empupn- and all ssn ~.
hgurement- the ong depot ~ slSer IT, 1T sioeFRoh
Broadway, ~ cents cake Gr"cgn Hair I've, leef99f
Ligmd Rougs for cnmsonng Lips and CheeAs Poud',
Subtitle for eradicafng sppe ttous har. without INJURY -
the Lig Dhe Tor instantly scattering reines- AMI
from Acoustic drops Tor desfnes-Ac
Sc. The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Goursud'
be- found only (0ear In mind NJ ~ Wakefst JET store
FROM Broadway. 49, -.
AcfSrS--F Is Tutle, Assembly Buildings, Phiadeiphsi
jordan, M.k--L Boston, Carleton Co. Lowell; Ives,
Salem: W l. Geush New Bedford. Guild, Bangor Bhss.
Springfield Green Co. Worcester Myers, New Haven
on