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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY. OCT Is, 1851.
A PROCLAMATION

WASHINGTON Hunt, Governor o. inc Sfate o. y.
The goodness Of Almighty God has been ngnay mani
Tested towards the people of this State during the present
ye The blessings of ber,y tranquility and public
health bay. been enjoyed without interruption The fut
n the earth in OVERLOOKING abundance have rewarded the
l.bo,s Of the husbandnan. Public Improvements have
been advanced The truths Of knowledge and rel on
more widely dsed and republican institutions have
been preserved and strengthened
INST sense Of these benefcent dspsnsatons should in
spe universal gratitude toward our Divine Bsnefac;or
and call forth appropriate demonstrations Of homage and
alteration.
Therefore in compliance with usage respectfully re-
commend to the People Of this State the observance Of
THURSDAY the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY Of NO
VENEER NEXT, as day Of PRAYER, Thanksgiving and
Praise
In witness whereof, have hereunto AFFIXED my hand
and the prvy seal Of the State, this sixteenth day
Lsl Of October the year Of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty one.
WASHINGTON HUNT.
BIZ the Governor.
JAMES F RUGGLEs. Private Secretary.
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" PoLIcE JUSTICES (sixl are to be elect.

ed this Fall for every part OF our City. We
should like to have this question brought home
to every candidate tor this office OF beth parties
Twill you pledge us your honor as man that,
if elected, you will exert all the power thus
confided to you in favor of the enforcement OF
the Anti.Gamblng Act of our last Legislature
Will you do all IN your power to stop unli-
censed Rumselling, clear our City OF Dens OF
Infamy, and break up the Sunday Traffic IN
Alcoholic Liquors ?" Why should not these
questions be commandingly asked and promptly.
trnthtully answered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Nr. Clay on the Compromise, Secession
and slavery.


There traS time when any letter from
HENRY CLAY to his friends in this city on
the ruling topics of the day, would have
been offered for publication to The Tribune
at least as early as to The Herald and Jour-
nal IF Commerce. That, however, was be-
fore the accession of Charles OConor, 4.
IT, M,ckle, c. VI. Connolly, &c, &C., &c, to
the roll of Mr.. Clay'S supporters and conf
dental correspondents. When he was to
be served rather than used, TIE Tribune
was deemed fit medium for his commune
cations with the public. Now we concur in
the opinion that when men wish to profit by
Nix. Clay's influence over the public mind.
who have nearly hunted him out Of public
life. and, who for quarter of century have
defeated his honorable aspirations TO the
highest civil trust by the grossest misrepre-
sensations of his political views and purposes.
and by the blacklist calumnies on his person
al character, they do well to choose for
their organs gazetteS which never missed
chance to stab him, while stabbing could sa-
tate agrudge or subserve partisan purpose.
That those who have hunted the great Ken
tuckian to the verge OF the grave should
prepare their crocodile tears for exhibition
at his burial, is as was 10 be expected: but
it Is not well that they should, to subserve
their own ends, pour their batteries into his
ears while vet unsealed by death, fer the
sake of making profitable use Of his inhu-
ence and mo thanks 10 them , indestructi-
bic popularity.
On the list of Mr.. Clay's correspondents.
we note the names of many of his sincere
and hearty friends, who have substantially
conquered with him throughout in ms course
on the Slavery Agitations of the last five
years, and whose present position is per-
fectly consistent with the tenor of their n,st
lives. Bot Ne an. there a.. re zane, g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
City Judicial Nominations.
For Police Justices

For Police JUSTICES
Dist Wing Opposition.
I JAMES H. WELSH. JOSEPH &. ALBBRrSos.
H. NICHOLAS C. EVERETT. JAMES McGRAFH.
III Jas Il. NJ BLEAKLEY. ABRAHAM BooARr, ia.
~ BARNABAs w OSBORN. GEORGE DENNIsroN.
" EDWARD MERRITT. WILLIAM l.. WoOD.
VI SIDNEY H. STUART. WILLIAM L. Moss.
For CiUi Justices
l. JAMES GREEN. EDMOND BLANEMAN.
II. JIRtH BULL. BARTHOLOMEW OCoNNoR
Ill WILLIAM b. MECH EDWARD STRlHAN
~ WILLIAM II. VANcorr ROBERT d. WATSON.
v PORTER G.. SHERMAN. JOHN ANDERSON, JR.
VI ANsoN WILLIS. FRED'CK r.. WRsrBR0oa.
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Whig City Nominations.

SeCenth Ward-For Assembly THoM-
A. TRUsLow for Alderman j. b. WEBB for AS
sistant Alderman WILLIAM ID. ANDREWS.
ElerenM Ward-For Assembly john
RYAN for Alderman WILLIAM 7. MAcKRELL for
Assistant SAMUEL 7. PATTERSON.
TwelGh and Nineteenth Wards-For
Assembly JAMES MONROE.
Seventeenth Ward-Assembly GEORGE
" GREEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

Rev. Dr.. McCLNTocE-We are graft
he'd to learn that this distinguished scholar las been
appointed to the Presidency OF the Wesleyan UnVer-
slly al Middietown, c. DR.. McClln,ock is a man Of
various and sound leaning, Of great kno " edge Of
human nature, and Of dignifed and winning N snners
With ms happy combination OF studious and pract'
Cal habits, and his envlable attalnments IN the
choicest literature, he possesses rare qualifications
for presiding over public OF learning. and u ne
accepts the Office ros tencered 70 him he cirnO, !ai
- c. barge rs dLres e.ih signal success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
GurrA PERcHA GooDs MANUFACTURED

By rHE HUDSON MANUFACrVRING CoNPANY.-Flsi aud
round Bands for Machinery and LaJhes OF any wldih
thickness and legth Yece Ster Pipes fof Suction
and AcueductS. from ! inch a. inches amsseT soda
Pipes Speaking Tubes Covered Wire for Teesrais. ACID
Bottles al Runnels Bread and Cake B2ssets Card
Trays Splt;cans Picture Frames and ssFeaf variety o
Ornamental ard Fancy Goods GuA Per- Ia also M sheets
Of any thickness Shoe Soes Tank lnng aterproot
Coverings also Vey thin ana beautiful Tor Hospital pur-
pcses wrapping NJ CUTLERY and oher soos liable TO rust
lining Dresses covering Swee,meStS, &c sc Critters
oered and dealers promptly supplied On liberal terms ny
A. X MoEN Sole Agent, No. 80 john s. corner Gold.
New-Ycfk.
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The United States mail steamship Humboldt,
Capt. Lines, will leave this port To-Day for
Havre and Southampton.
The United States mail steamship Washington
Capt. Floyd, having been repaired. will also
leave To-Day for Bremen and Southampton.
The new steamship Pioneer, Capt. Eldrldge,
also leaves To-Day for Liverpool.
The Semi Weekly Tribune, containing all the
latest news, can be had at the desk This Morn
ing, in wrappers, ready for mailing.
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SUICIDE OF Ex-ALDERMAN JOSEPH A..


DIvvER.-~The Coroner yesterday held an inquest at
No. pa Varich street, upon the body OF Joseph A.
Diver, native Of NewYork, IS years Of age, who
committed suicide at O'Clock yesterday morning,
by taking large dose Of prussic acid Mr. Diver
was IN 1874, elected Alderman Of the Fourth Ward
by the Democratic party and at that time carried on
the wholesale liquor business at the corner Of South
and Rooseyelt-sreets. He was once ia aflgent CIR
cumstances, but has within a few years past, lost
much Of his property, and az the time of ms death
was book keeper In "A Marble store IN Thirty ninth
street. From the testimony OF Mrs. ElVra Is. Amy,
the andlady Of the house at which deceased boarded,
II appears that for "A week past, ne has acted
strangely that she led 70 believe that he IN
sane. some weeks since, II Is stated, ne made TWO
unsuccessful attempts to purchase prussc acid At
different drug stores In this Cty and hndliy sent 10
Philadelphia where he succeeded IN getting ~ A
2 ounce wal vas found IN his rOOm labelled PhIla-
deiphia 10 had very small portion OF the poison IN
II when found. Al the time Was declared against
Mexico, deceased volunteered ms services aud
fought bTayely IN several engagements under Gem.
Scott and promoted IA a LIeutenancy IN the
1 hlId Dragons, Of which corps be was previously
member Al the time Of his DEAF he vas an A1lu-
tani Of the Second Regiment, commanded Dy Col.
Duryea. The deceased has isit no family except an
interesting daughter II years of age who il attend
ing school al Williamsburg, and whom he dOliZed.
he now orphan glrl called to her father about
week since, which occasion he acted so strangely,
That his conduct elected remarks from his daughter
and others. The deceased, a moment before has
death, heard to fall heavily upon the loor and
Tie landiady Immediately went 10 his room, where
she found him nsenSlble. DR.. Stephen GrlswOl1 Of
No. %3 HudsOn-stree Was called IN and administered
ammonia, but without effect. In his evidence before
the COrOners Jury, be stated that he believed the
deceased 10 have been dead when he first saw him
post mortem examination oftbe body made
by DR.. J. A. Llddell, Of No. 90 Prince-street The
jury rendered a verdict OF death by taking on
cose OF prussc acid While temporarily insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

Hat r

Hat FNIsHERs' UNIoN.-This associa-
ton Of practical hat manufacturer land the only one n
the ety. have obtained WIDE presd celebrity for the
crying Cheap Chesp6 Is now universally conceded
that the 81 Hat sold by the Hat Finshers Union the
cheapest Hat sold In New-Ywk
The reputation honesty acquired by the Union has IN
tucuced others the Union sgn board and IN con.
sequence deceive many Of our friends HIS out wee mar
the pubic should be wenfrmed Of the scuartes II
institution order that they better ucee of rs merits
The Hat Fnher Unlsn chartered on the 2ls OF No
vember 1870 and started their the 4th December
following They number about seventy stock holders Tne
following members engaged IN the establishment
WV HONEYWELL, RICHARD Nash,
JAMES DEvEAU, GEORGE GILLIs,
THOMAS HoPwOoD ROBERT KELLY,
WIN. WARD, JOHN FLYr,
NATHANIEL JOHNSON, JOHN EVANS,
PATRICK BRADY, HUGH McKEos.
ROBERT J. TIFFANY. JAMES BREWSTER
A. X FIREMAN, Manager .
N. B-MT X. J TIFFANY late from " m; n. Dseos y
UAT TINsHERs' UNION,
No II Park-Sow, opposite Astof house'
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Workingmen's state Nominations.

A meeting of the Industrial State Cen
tral Committee was held at their rooms, No. i6s
Nassaust last night, and, after reading letters from
the candidates of the different parties the following
nominations were made
For Judge OF the Court of Appeals Alexander 5.
Johnson Tor Secretary of state James {. Forsyth
for Controller George w Patterson for Treas
urer Benjamin Wech, Jr. for Attorney General
&. Seymour for Canal Commissioner Henry FItz.
hugh for Inspector of Prisons Henry Storms.
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Pennsylvania Election-AddSiOHdi
1881 Hzi lStS

James Campbell Opp. candidate for Justice
of Supreme Court, polls 300 votes behind Big
Ter in less than half OF Philadelphia CITY and
County and is probably 1000 behind IN the en-
tire County. 1t is still doubtful whether he is
elected or defeated
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To RRINrERs ANp PuBLIsHkRs.-The

TO EKINTEK5 ANb UbLIoHENo' ITO
Newton COMPANY respectfully call the attention OF PM
tiers and Publishers their improved Type and Stereotype
Plates &c The improvement consists IN giving to them
copper face about additional cost, so that their
durability increased direct proportion TO the supener
tepacy copper type metal which, according 70 cor
rect experiments ~ 10 TO From this single fact It
will be perceived that thin face Of copper must
1--WE extraordinary endurance 10 printing surfaces and en-
penence has fully proved such TO be the case The Com
secured eHcrs patent for the Improvement and
they prepared and execute orders at their
tabishmeat, 8 North WIllam-st., New-York.
The following papers printed IN the copper faced type
Eew-YOrk Courier and Enquirer; New-fOrk DAILY TnD-
upe Boston DAILY Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union
Boston Pictorial Drawing Room CofnpanOn New-York
Organ and others. NEWTON COMPANY,
lesI TuThGStf North Wllam-st., ". Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
HvArr's LIFE BALsAM-Case of Capt

HyATT's LIFE BALsAM-Case of Capt.
WM BARNES.-Another desperate and hopeless case OF
incipen consumption and severe mercura Rheumatism
CAPT Barnes afflicted for two years with distressing
cough pam the side and breast attended with most
cruilaiing Rheumatic pans He was soon reduced from
IFS TO s lbs IN weight and wasted away to amere skele
Such the weakness and suffering TO which
he that fer weeks together he had 10 be lifted
aud bed by ils attendants and the aban
dOEed hopeless At thls fntnd recommended
the Lifs Baisam Capt Barnes commenced using It early
last Fall and lac began improve with the first bottle he
continued taking until ms weight had increased to $50
lbs when every painful symptom had left hum and he was
entirely free from cough lie now IN the ENJOYMENT OF
sound health Capt. Barnes resides az 40 90 Grove 81
Putup quart bottles al Is cents for 81 Principal OF
fee No l43 Bowery, between Grand and BToOme SITS The
Life Balsam certain for Scrofula kheumat s.
Neuralgia old Ulcers. and every disease arising nom I'M
purity OF blood 1t removes the fouest talnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
TRurH AND CANDoR.-A medicine Sci

encaliy and salfuliy compounded. which makes
due pIeensOns and recommended by citizens Of the
highest respsctShu. deserves the patronage OF the pub
Such medicine IS the ONygenated Btters for the
cure OF Dyspepsia IN all It's forms
For sale BY A h Sands, Ice FVton-st, A l. Scovll
Co S6. and c ii Ring. 1872 Broadway and ~ Druggists
keneraliE D the Unlfed States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

~ Mr.. Kennedy, of the Census Office,
Washington, has addressed long letter to The
Union ustyng the delay that has taken place in the
publication of the Census and explaining the difficult
ties of the work. None such was needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
~ The greatest bargains in Dry Goods

n The greatest bargains In Dry Goods
ever offered in this city selling At G. IODINE
No. 323 Grandst. corner Orchard These goods az
terms coors and styles Of Dry Goods tina, can DO
found IN thus CITY, and selling at lower prices tnan any
other store Silks Of all kinds, shswls Of all kinds Ieven
Nernoes Paramattas, Alpaccas Cashmeres, De Lanes
Mohau Lusters SIX Plaids, Gala Paids, Cloths CaSsl
meres Satnets Vestings Flannss, Blankets Mirselles
Quilts Linens sDaper Silk and Linen Hanhkercsleis,
Scarfs Crsas Gloves and all KINDS OF oIeiSn anu
Drv Goods IS per cent less than the market price
~ - IL time AIDES 10 secure bargains ol93th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

heyond doubt Of the best preparations OF the kind
offered 70 the public. external embrocaton 1t
relieves If Nv naglc Rheumatism. Pans and Soreness
II the seyerest kinds hnss OF every DESCRIPTION Alice
tons OF the Chest and Lungs. SC Principal depot, Ne
S2o GTeenwich-st corner of Duane 81 Also by r. NJ.
GuloN BOwery and Grand-st Price d cents per
bottle. OILS SxruA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
FspyyscuyEp's Hat STORE AND FAcToRY.

The philosophy of cheap Hss-This not the age whea
peore can lie made believe thing without you can e
sasfsctory reason for Il When Espenschied
asev that he sells better bat for SO " than the boao
way haiters afford to sell 70, - ne expects % o "a @
mon 10 "show cause as the lawyers say. HIS erpaoA
tr IS ssnnle and rational Instead Of investing laFge
amount of money 10 Decorations aad
the o. ~ Gus omers the expense OF their pE- ne ae
votes his cau 10 purchase ef the best matea ,he
Involvement Of the worknen aud makes Il his
ambition 10 manufacture the best and mos, elegant n..
,he trsoe and 20 sell fifty cents below the prsce
for an inferior fsbrlc The whole process Of
from be foundation Of the hat body or IN Other -.
Al eleon Of the nat the last finish impaired totne
p,eted iatxic Is performed " his own estaDshmsn', an
under kis SPECIAL aud constant supervlsien ne ~
tees stIlct economy for the benefit OF ms a.
ELI AZ himself well knowing that they would laths. oV
frst class hat FOR 50 o. but modest sore nan
second class hat for 81 place OF business Win n'e
Aoursh and uretension about II IL oy econon Eng IN
mere show and literal eIpendture for the best
and the best wor nen that ne enabled thus TO ga ns
friends ana the community The EspenschIed model for
The nr.ssnt la. IS admitted by all who have examined IT, 20
no nsurnassed nay uBeqused by other brought out
nj, He attention 20 H. and does not SHRINK
from the tet Of COMPARISON The Wholesale well as ths
retail prcs Of his hat far below the ordinary standard
and ms extreme and increasing business both branches
enables him IN CON auction with moderate expenses and
rlgld economy, 70 defy al competition.
EsPEssCHrED. No. lG Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

arrived the city His paiieats aud the Deaf consult
hin 81 hs office No sss Broadway. door above the
American Art Union, nom TIL sOcock. Deafness. dis
charges from the external and the head cured
letters refused OF atDSuWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

GREAT EXCITEMENT Low Prices -
Good Goods a, the famous Carpet Emporium No 80 Bow
ery HRAN AsDLRsoS's. He is selling elegant Ensisa
Three DIV Carpets for Is and S. yard beautiful
double ingram Carpets for 30 As and S. per ward good
Floor OIL Cloths for Cd IS and IS per yard and Eng
lrh Drugges 70 four yards WIDE, and other atces
for about enc half the former prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

~ lnvahds requiring Dr. BANNING's
Patent Body Braces and nsvsrfains Rupture rrusses
his Travelling Con- panon by which eatire-
prevented snd the eject of every kmd Of Olhng COM
pleiey removed, may find the his once No Is
Aercer-E near Canal. s9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

COMMERCIAL BANK, PERTH AMBoY.-
Notes ON this Bank are redeemed a, par at EVANS
Clothing Emporium Nos 70 and ~ Fulton ST. IN payment
for Clothing
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"DRyss MAKES THE GENTLEMAN-THE

WANT o. TT THE FELL0W. livery man with lew DOT
iars can look like gentleman by calling On SMITH Of NO
ZOE Fulton cheap fashionable clothier and outher
There IS no excuse for dirty looks Coats Pants, Vests
&c can be had Of SMITH for price choose and me
quality and STYLE superior any other establishment IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18

FAY GooDs.-The greatest Fancy
Store m the CITY, ROGERS No 4i9 Broadway, where ar
tcss articles for presents be found IN end
less VARIETY and all cheap YOU will not fail 70 make
selection r some Of your friends Every article var
aned please may be returned and exchanged Prices
are marked and all welcome to call and ex
anime whether they purchase or not OLD itawSh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
u Ask Your Ply sician

II Ask your Physician if good article
OF SILK urdeT clothing not good coat o mad TO ward
of attacks Of Rhe umstism. ASK him. also ii good,
knt under clothing either Six. Oolen Merlno, not
inSs pensabe tins The largest this
ny offered very reasonable prices al the old stand
RANkIN RAY, No. l0& BOwerv.
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AxnrRsoN's CHEAP WINDOW SHADES AND

sOu CLOTH DEror. No. SSr GRAND sr5rhe subscriber,
rnsvfarturyng his own Shades enabisdto sell cheaper
than ever ali kinds and quality Call and sSsnins and ee
ssiis6ed A large assortment OK table On Sivh- ase
s,a iCoru,ces and Bands. Remember No ssa SrSSSs''
- Ioor from lndlow-st. ~ ~iuN>s
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SuAwLs, SuAwLs,,-Positively for this

SHAWES SHAW Is II OSItTVVIV TOT IzIIS
day only Saturday, Oct Is, HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER
will sell their splendid and eenee wool Long Shswis, at
50 piece cheaper than goods have been sold New
York They have also sp endd lot of BroChe Long aud
Square Shaws well ~ Thlbst Cashmere, &c, &c. be-
sides superb assortment of Parsan ClOaks and Opera
Coaks Of most beautiful styles Silks DE Lanes, Me
nos Cashmere and Worsted Plads and every thing fact
a lady can d, sire for her wardrobe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
Su,ers THAT FIT lNrALLIBLy-The me-

,,od Of measuring adopted at GREENS al As'og Rouse
secures q ut with mathematical cef'Snsy me 9asvS
pc % hour Mnsn Sc, 0: Shafts are Psonsed they ara
cent hofe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
News FROM LONDON.

is won II Is done 80 says rumOr,
T. LYON, the great insect doOmer,
A premium has gained al the Fan
His powder 10 bed bugs perdl,lon,
Has won, al The Great Exhibition
4 medal-an honor so rare
That 10 the whole Union, hut seven
OF these precious priZes gwen,
So the latest Sdvices declare.
Depot for the sale OF LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER and
PlIIS for the destruction of insects and vern No i2i
Broadway. OILS ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
RETURNED see that the proprietor

RETURNED. We see that the proprietor
of FRANCIS PuoSIroUS COMPOUND has returned TO his
old stand. No 3l2 BROADWAY, and located IN the
handsome store Just finished His customers Especially
the LADIES' invited To call and him, for the accom-
mediation whom he has Office the back of the
that all Who wish to consult him about the resto
improvement of the HAIR fer the cure OF cua-
calls The fact that he TO restore
hair original color at per head with his Perennial
Compound, without the least injury 10 health as both Al
ticles purely vegetable
sae at 2? cents IN large bottles 50 per dozen, with
a liner lScnuni 10 the tIaue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
~ FowLERs q WELLS, Phrenologists
snd Publishers Clinton Hall 1871 Nasssu-st near the Park

u There is more positive evidence OF the
wonderful power of wATTss Nervous Antdoe than was
ever accumulated before for all other Medicines put to-
geiher 100 Of miscellaneous and about $50
for Consumption with thr residences attached Call aud
see them AT No 1902 Nassau-st ola 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
" The proof that GExIN's Hats are the

fsvor,tes Of the uc shs exhibited in the I'M
prscedented rapidly extent Of his sales HIS principal
Fan and Winter style Is almost @ ,ixs
mod6c ations OF leading GESIN fashion Will be oundn
"a ,asrr f,ny dsIlafs GENIN 2l4 Broadway,
VIZ '~~' opposite 81 Pauls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-18
to By the latest accounts from Penosyl-

vsnls u appears nearly certain that CoULrEE.
(Whlg) Will hea, Campbell (OY?l
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For EurOpe

II Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought 70
be sen. m before O'Clock on Saturday evening.