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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
CURE CoNSUMpTTON.

FENIfE most strongly marked and developed cases
Of Pulmonary Consumption, where the lnnes
have become diseased and liberated and the case 40
utterly hopeless, as TO have been pronounced tie
Physicians and friends, to be past all possibility Of re-
coyeTy, and At times thought to be dying, has been
cured BY this wonderful remedy, and are row AZ
well and hearty a ever. II is compoand Of ned.
cations which are peculiarly adapted to and essen.
tally necessary for the cure Of Coughs and caa,.
sumption. Its operation is mild yet eiecacious il
loosens the phlegm which creates 50 much diiiral-
y, relieves the cengh and assists nature 10 expel
from the system all diseased matter bv expecoration
producing delightful change in the breathing and
chest and this, after the prescriptions of the rery
best medical men and the inventions of kind and
sorrowlng friends and nurses have failed TO give tile
smallest relief to the Consampipe sufferer.
thousands Of Consumptsre persons have been de-
relyed repeatedly in buying medicines which were
said TO be lnlallable cures but which have proyed
only palatyes but this medicine is not only paIIa.
tive, but cure tor uceratsd lungs It contains no
delcterous Drugsand one trial viii prove lis aston
lshlng efficacy better than any assertions or cerih
Gates IN curing consumption and all diseases Of the
Lungs, such as Splitting Of blood, pain in the side
and chest, nlahtsweats, &c, &c.
About 1000 certificates Ct almost miraculous cures
performed BY this medicine, from some Of Inc first
Doctors, clergymen and Merchants, have been sent
Us for this medicine, but the publications Of them
locks TOO much like Quackery, (will show them to
any person, calling at our oiice.) This medicine
will speak for itself and enough In its own favor
where ever il Ii tried
CAuTloH,--This medicine is put up in large bot
lle and you must find the name Of Judson d Co,
proprleIors, N York on the splendid wrapper around
The bottle, % Whom allorlers must be addressed
Sod n Columbus only BY ], Blair, and IN Abcr
deem BY Hampton & Herndon. feb. 22-3l-ly.
10 THE OLD AND YOU'VE I!
10 We RED HEAns AVN cRrv ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

III. 3. 5. Ftch's Abdominal SupPorseys, Sloul.
der Braces, Iahaliag Tubes. aid Lectures 81
Consumption, and NE arto Of prescribing life
and Health II Old Age, sfc., d.c.
Constantly on hand al BLAIR s Drug Store
CO. Ri. Fitch's .Guide Book III Iaralids, aid
Directions for Promoting Health, and Instructi
10 Mothers, n the Management Of ChldreA,
may BE- had gratuitouslys BY calling for II atta
Store A. above, An extremely valuable Boos
Columbus, May 18th, 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

s. 8. tl'rC HE'S
ii NYALUAB LII Medicines or Coughs. Colds
Consumption and Female Disease--aiways Cd
hand. Also, his unriYaled
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
Ilat has been patented only sx months, and has Ill
ralg been initiated also, his superior
SHOULDER BRACES.
he only genuine articles are to Be found 1T thc
Drug Store ~
Jas BLAIR, Sole Agent
Feb, 3, 1851. n32-Iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
10000 persOne

tnrlhltHA MI HHnA ciuAses hHd fhHHHDHa hmHng Nften
wele large number Of lalics who are peculiarly abb
jectsu Nervous Complaints haze been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
When III had bsen given uI9 ani aver, ding
else been tried III vain
"a illustrate The ilsa II The GALvANID HEsI4T,
snrt9sa The Nase u rersep afflicted with HIT lame 81
cigsntiens ~ any other Chronic Or Neryo
plAonaer n ordinary cases stnulaFsa arc airn which,
NJ khrir action on the aud muscles u the stomach
ahFd Temporary relief but which leave the patient IN
lower state and With injured iaeultias aiter the aeop
thus excited has ceped Now compare tits with the II
n feet reehlting from the application d The GALyANtf
nEisTs Take nyspuntie sufferer even III the wdfa
symptoms Of attack aud simply tie the Helt ataund The
bod. using the Magnetic Fuld 81 afecied III short
period The nfeAsle peHpatpu will act IN shc positive
eeneni 81 the Belt thefehy caisinR u '-anic circulation
which viii pass 10 tie negative and theirs. hack again
VI the positive, THUS keeping pp continuous alranc cir.
aplaton Throughout tile System Thus the most severe
sass.af Ysff. ats PERM NfS1lY tt5IlD
NJ EEW RAYS ~ OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT 70
Vi hR ApltiA TE THE DISEASE nF YEAKS
Certificates end Testimonials
From shs nost Respectable sources,
r0nld be- given sufficient 10 All avery Column ii thh
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
Read tho following from

NEW ORLEANS, NOV. ~, lSl1a
MEssRs. SANDs--Cieneme | take The liberty
sending you N letter which tnAy Ia ~ importance
those whoarA suiflring rs have done. 4 iecelSe
great benefit from yoar Sarsapacllia. having hs
cured III aamalady alter suffering NIX years. teH
by sheerfll certify y te good effect HI solg Iie
cine, and hele God witt reward youfor I'LL the s
day md light, md repeated of leyer inlsI
me ~ believe that Should die with tonsanstNs
One day while suffering asinIepf attack 81 bafAt
teser,sa friend persuaded 8me tstry yoir nconIah
bic medicine, butte tell the truth u, Ind M colideS
IN Ii. LIinally purchased \ bottle, aud by IT'D M
and tIe llelpu f CD, was restored ~ better hcaA
than liIad enjoyed ssyr six years cannot but bsa
the author q MIS- sdmirable medicine.
Nith great fespect am. gentlemen,
l0slr obedieGt seFssllf.ss
FER 5it GKOUl,aZ.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
IN QUART BOTTLES.

For Purityiiag he Blood. and for he ca.
sSerofua Mereurial Diseases, Rlenwag
CRaneous ErugtioHs, Ssu5born tfis-,
Liner Cemplaint, Dyspepsia, Beor-
chi'iS, Sal Rhegm, CoRsumphan.
Ecrer Sorss, Fsmale Com.
piaims. ErySipeias, Loss
efaPpstks, Pimfies,
Bills, General -
Debtllg
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
NorYo,ia Diaeaaea.

which complaints arie IRON one simple cause aamely,
A Derangement Of the Nervous Bystom.
DO III NERVOUS CoMfLAlNFs nrugs snd Aiedt
elbss ftsasf ne seasn ~ they weaeu she With
ges d the already Frustrated SYSTEM while nndaf The
strengthening legYing Yalititg influences IL Cal, an.
ism applied By His beautiful and wonderful discovery
hs eNialsied patient and weakened sufferer u restored 10
former heaitl strength elasticity and sigsf
Iha gLaaL LaenlalilH md 40 allanaa 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

nR JAYEE's Expectorant, Alternative,
~ Hair Tonic, yermifugs
Carminatire Balsam, Sanative Pills
Aruo Pills and Han I've. Fof safe By,
Iune.stsso IN. .. ZONES I
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
! WllI5 VIII ! q I1l7l.Is N
fl so,
\ Pastor q 3hc Baptist Church, At "a

EigI'sh NelgIBOFIlOOu. . NJ
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail ,by A. n \
D.sSANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fuhan.st
corner Of Wililm, New.York. Eold also BY Drng..
gists generally thIoughott the United States mi
Canaaas Price $l PEI bottle;
Eor sale BY
TAYLOR a. MOZART III q. &
Columbus, Miss, Feb. i, 1851 n3i -Su.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15
December n, 1850. oi-tds.
Final settlement.

~
A I'll persons ii any wise interested inthe Estate
LA Of James g. Neaves Deceased, are hereby no.
tilted hatwe will file ouraccouns Of inalsettement
Nv the April Term Of probates Court Of Lowndes
county, Mssisspphto be held Columbus inthe court
house thereof at which time We shall askforthe
said account to be received and allowance made aud
we discharged, at which time all persous having an
interest can appear andcontestthe sa,neaf they wish
SARAH N EAy isS, now
SARAH WILEY, Admrx.
4 WI WILEY, Admir-,
Feb 6, 1851, n32-tf IN right Of his wife.
a Large anslsFrtsll supply or
On. .. y. Ffrcn's CRLrBeATED MEnIcrNEs,
Used BY him ptth such distinguished success in il
cure of
COUGHS, CONSUMPTION, CATARRHl
ASTHMA, HEART DISEA les, DS
PEPSIA, PILE n, FEMALE COM
PLANTS, SC, &E,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

i barrel superior Coach. Body varnish.
Furniture
Flowing Copal 4
Brown Japan
Black VaFnish ioF Ieathsr.)
& a.eoy j. JONES' .IR
~ "a boxes Window Glass assorted sizes,
~ For sale b9 ONES Il.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

klA on Quinine for sale BY AEessrs. WILKINSON
~ AZ IAYLoR :, at Ave dollars BET ounce.
hepember7th, $50. LOT.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

Il n dozen saper6no London Mustard,
81 ~ e I American FarsaIsh by
1aEae. Ag514ls =. sILl rs ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

IN rsI q 1lonity, die l7il DAY q slr-.i
IlssI. rfihs Cou1t-house dIor, ior c.sl. g. 81
55iisT judgments i5f cost # net Paid se'afs ias
~ u sale io-sts
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-15

isead the following ana e aais and get Dc GEM
ne article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
g. Thirleen.h Ward Demoeralle Whis Nomi.
IL Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic

T. Fifteenth Ward Regular Democratic
Wig Nominations. ,-..
For Nenator-EBNIN .. MOk5AN
For 4tsembfy-TM TAYLOR
FOR 4Lderm6n-sYLVEST L. X. WARD
FOR Assrs.aaf AllerrlsH-ISA A. . BAhhEh
Fcr 4ssessor-HENRi SWORDS.
For Coasta5l,s-JAHEs HOSTIN. JAMES KING
For school Comm SuOHer.-EDN- l. btADLE. Ia'>-
DE- INV having fecIned renOm.na.on
20, school frEsfse-JAS. ". UNDEhHlLL~
For S-tool InsYcrtor-ELIAS LOOMS.
par IaspscfoY5Cf Elsct0H-lst Dis,fct-Samlel 3 RO-
name Jr Chas Benson - DIstrlct-Chester Drisgs.
Ceorge Merklee; % DstTict-Isnry 4. Kerr " iilan
- Sierimr an DIstnci-Pefer J. Bossr. Arthur "
Gabaudaa 5th Dt.tnct-Edmund horns, TAe1d1aus
str.ng 6th Dstrct-Ed0In j. Bro ac0D ) seektnaa
Nomtrafigg COrsRitfse-Sam el B. h1CnaIae Jr George
W Iplks Ceorye +. Nsrklee. Rober, Hoae samuel l..
(;uswolc Seabury B-ew,'er, Aaron B. Hays, Wdham n
johnson. Edgar : Van Nmsle, Wu.I-E4 Y. Bi4SsLan.
James " Undsrhf Srsrhen storm
william y pLAksMAS, CHAIRMAN
SAssEL RosAISE, JR, Seer.raIy ol7 iE
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}1oliticaI Notices.

Ia ProciamatiOn.-in pursuance o. -, e.. -,
II. Common Csuacli Of the City u Ne 90, ~. - .
eff, 70 zsrd q 100 for Tho dctec'i Of ~ -
VI - ca-,..s %, ads 1o0,1er - Eve 'f
.I.r hrs voc Illegally 70 90 into az 1i,, ~ >, -
49, :. ~. C,v on The an dav Of NO'en'psf ms, -.
I'D arp sne conviction Of The offender 49, s,5 NV
"a W ~ = mon the testimony Of the PERSON OF psI
sIs, sreh fesald Bui al claim. y sac 20 ~
eal he unds rngned 10 wrting FAIh wen ~
vlctOn 4 .ch offender. - az - oAi.s
s, rnd.r nv hand al ne Mayor On -Nos ], e'
n bhh4NP'H -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

DEATH OF COMMANDER kSiGHr.-Pnvate
letters received Charleston announce The death OF
Commancer James ID. knight, Of ne United States
NAVY. while m command OF the slo0p oi-~ar Ger
m.ntogn the flag ship Of Commander LaTaiette, on
inc African station THIS melancholy event occurred
suddenly on the 18TH of July, IN the haroor oil 'aPe
palmae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

..,,,,les .ided AMI a,e:td ~ 81. 'f'e-h 'fasrs
-, ,,s - cn and hos lons e p th' a.os IS 10 -.
theu AZ II - almost NEE - ~. . =, ne
ocr e.eetl9ns sacred We no' panty N. m
81 u5 1870 me LUTHER { CARTER
"a -. vi k0afqy. No ., 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
"a. Innr,centh Ward Democratic whig Nom

Dor Is tssEHt as.tf fte.---s
E Eor t.,e ,..s, DAVID SIIVRwOOD
-, S-,ccf ,,r.r..t..o.-r 49,. BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr.
For I-l,te,s ----...-..-..- SAMUEL eSsiI- RtYNoR.
Eor isq,. 'or IOitN y ~ s1pnnrNRHo0E
Fo- coas,a5.,s .-...-...-. w ~ ssC aRNNTCK
Fs- Tsr,rforsof Flsc,ioa-I~, Dl,irc, y 3 ger, L
Knapp Ia Distinct Jacob q ftis, ~ "a, 'u 5
lila Dlsii,c; F4S. A FieHing. - IA >',"t S S
usi Brewer. Jean M-iEenaa. Wa Dsu''' '''''
mgton. ,.-,,,o, al
'V55g't =, hs t' for k.ten5 IS Hon WI GREGORY
trust tie ability naG energy iri la' - .f Ii H
&c nave estal she'd h,s ca lcy ani fitness
or tina. oos. snG present him as -n ac'e'aHe AT
For Aklerm IN W present you .hc uams Of WILLIAM
s. WOOD vel known s. no 'oers oi tOis NAi1 sV Is
sspt hm tn lie l assurance thar ,.0gd be Ne ccct l.
the niorcs q Iic citizens IT tAs Nsrd vii be ca'fl
guarded ana I5e'se,ed ana ,l ll'' 1' '' 'N' N''
For AsS amt Alderman We have been able 20 presen:
YOU the name OF SAMUEL WEEKS. oac II ths Ode.
resident, VI the Ward VINO has allowed ms NAM W
used a tlnd.iate Hs wei known INTEGRITY Of charac-
ter and consistent moral principles stamp hn A. man
~ shum The Ward mas have fall reliance
For Assessor and Consianlss. you VIII feCegh.' .i,
names u respectable and worthy cit leas, vel Aid
FIJI The Offices for which they are nominated ana os>e'
F5r Scnool Ofces have nomnlted meR noted ~
Their efforts IN and uf individual progress anu uIo '
poSsesSes Of fee and he ra mnts experience, aAi
generous sympathy with and - ne use Oh pop
= MADDEN. Secretary. n32
II Fifteenth Ward-rhe Peoples Ticket
Al large public meeting ~ tne clt 81 iAe y ~
neday evening 1eth INST a. o'clock, te oloFms ucA-
e VAS recomnle, died. aad unasi' ou-ly allotted -,
me rotou> proceedings which took place AZ the
primary meeting held a, Con>,tut On HAL ON me 9n ~
October MS. ard generally dsapploye ot the nomination
smansing from that meeting Doth IN account 81 tle tep
Iehe nSioc nature 81 ms 2ioS an. a nm, ,n
AM AM nl LIN, - be ~ sp, Tor improper purpose,
~ IL lT ant :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03
r. To the Whig Elector, of the Yenth Ward.


Having been placed boy my numerous frenis before thr
electors the Ath ard q candidate t'r me pll
s.le station Of Alderman Of the above Malo take ts
method Of eIuresslng my sincere acknpW Judgments Tor
thus additional evidence 81 their good FEELINGS toward me-
Devoted IS la the continued success ofte glorious
Wing Party, ana the principles p has ever aDy1O lift
whether General, State local. has ever been W
and desire 10 secure a Wing victory. and AN nov. -
heretofore, desirnus 4 aiding with 6l the ana able
IT'S possess placing the Wing party. where q SHOULD
ever he n the asCendaHcv The Whics OF the Ma Ward
have cause for rejoicing upon their recent hWnonuus
and successful arrangements OF compromise casting aside
those elements OF clscurd which for time threatened %
DESTROY the ana harmon necessary for ths success
OF he party. and unanimously agreeing 20 support or
present able representatives the cnuncs of tlis v
While therefore feel grained for the honor fPHds
felt desIreus OF comforting upon me- am constrained from
a Of duty dscne the pro,.Ted favor Iclnn1t he
the instrument g. destroy the uuanimty now existing
the Wing ranks tins ward and do most respectfully
and cordially request that nv friends, 40 connection win
all heWhg midst. VIII rally 10 their strength,
and TUESDAY denosr then ballots and devote the
day the Triumphant elcc ION Of orr old and we'll
tired friends, HAWS and MILLER the only regular can
ddaics OF the v ing parry OF the Xth Ward.
n3us THOMAS HYATT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

We ccurrluAIf he vOfOTS q the NNth Whfd thl IhtF
now have an opportunity OF placing power men OF the
night amp-ihen no intelligent, capable and prac-
ca business nen and who If elected VIII keep Office
I'M the Ward where all suggestions and complaints can be
made and M sances corrected, without being compelled e.
hunt ~ your Alderman and Assistant Alderman at the
Toombs vicinity they being both lawyers ON the other
ticket pray therefore % vote the Peoples Ticket
l2ts PROPERTY OWNERS OF the NNth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

~ Eighteenth Nard-REGUI. AR DFMocR, rr,-
MIG NOMINATIONS TO TIE MiIlG VOTERs
OF THE WARp--lr we'll NHovn hat cntl asa tAs
ways of ihs Wand un.ttd since then an uuAapsy
DIVISION has existed. "a ~ few desigrin,
men, AIDED los persons .dns ocfs e. trust and rover
who are determined ie ruie or ruia"
cOnpfUnlse va> entered Hio hf munai asveemeck
The result Anown L u sincerely aoped thai asr such
rut0us and d,gracefl ugOc, edmsS took place the
last primary election, fnu vii inquire iht' the manner
Nhch such elections are conducted ard no" The Aomna.
toes AZ made NLtn individuals .ose sgat Of al moral
principle and All regard Tor public good, seeAae oaly tAsr
personal ends ana flse tac most vie and cor pf %
accOmr,lsh hcsc ends all good citizens sh1 MI mite a
defeating them in thelr purposes
Therefore RfCrec That the majority of she Inspect
ors At the Ia Puma EleClon declded Tia sas nol
gal the Bar Democrat h'g Committee ODER toe ~
lowing tickst Tor your su2Hoft
For Sensf0r-EDW ~ ID. MORGAN.
For ASsfmblg-NN a. ADAMS
Po'ise Jsfioc-SlDNEY n STUART
Ctrlf JhSfigc-A NSON WILLIS
FOR AidfrHaE--A Ionic 4. AlNokD.
For Assssfart-LI Their & CARTER.
Fer tsstssor-J AMPS KENNEDY. -
f0r t0wr,issfOrfr o. common : zoos JbttN u hV>1
Fer NCi0C lris'fe-N VI. u til ASH. ..
For Inspector ~ NcAoos-JESSE ". BENEDICT
For Coasfgbies- HENRY BISHOP. ROBERT '.
MITCHELL =, =,
chaels " m DAv 2i Distyc'-limes Anderson sugeani
' Bagley: 81 Distuct-Dasid Perrin. VIM. Lsnber, Jr.
uMDstrict-Nm Robcr Sun. jr Geo. FAfnham
Rssoirsi. That pledge ourselves g. sustain, bf or
votes and by all honorable means she sbo'e nominees,
dong VII H. ADAGS, Chairman Eighteenth W ard
Dem. Nkg COMMITTEE
HENRY r. CoNEiiN Secretaries e25&.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

FOR Inspectors Of EitchOs-lst District Joseph A1Dpi
George So I'D District. james Turner Peter V iias-
ted Illd Il srct JOsl Kelly. Joseph South~orth lNIn
Dl.trct John Friend, WIN G. Enns, Win ID s.uct, Ieys
< Dodd julius c Harrison lth District, iona a r.
lott SIMON Hon hwout With District, Elijah +. Der
ran. Daniel D Willis With District, Peter Hlmil'
Gardner Cushman
By order Ward Committee -
H., rrr c,,trts c.cretary 90 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

rgr Fifteenth Ward-T ltcIs1ft XVIII Ward
have been waiting the last ten days for Assistant der
man ARD the inquiries which we're published
m The and Her0f, concerning hs votes The Board
Of Assistant Aldermen glvng Penne fry cents for
square yard pavement iJr contract when the
FIST was condemned and vetoed by h Honor tho Mayor
Also his tDusfOn-st Ferry 90 give lease for Ten
years s. 800 per year and advocate g. when there was
BIDS for he fefY from So 300 10 $1,000 per year
and god secUUly offered.
Also his feceigng = pefdsy when the Board 70
son and h.s participating with tine tet table al me ial
when the UNDERSTANDING thai shpuid be abolished
Also the Celebration II Mashingt0ns Birthday 22d Feb
ruar,. az the { g. Hail. and what part be took
.sn hrs vot ug against the 6.h az IA lroad.
all lhesc faos you ask the Soters - te Wsrd
70 vote for you. hj re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

NspccfOrs-lst DistnCt-M ulam Nj. S-ott. James Cog
sfshall % Dsrict-EdNar H. Domnick. James BE- zen
80 blsirct-Horauo Reed Samuel Bingham, j.. Gh D.
trct-Wham Jones. Jr. Abraham Baker, jth DlstTct-
John = Prall, DAVID Sturlevsnt
EDWARD A FRASER.
Chairman Nominating COMMITTEE.
EDWARD H. DOMINION. Secretary.
Tor fss.ull SANFORD NtACOifBER.
CHARLES PLACE.
Chairman Nominating Committee
FL CLvEE Secretary. o28 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

n Eighth and Ninth Wards, lid Judicial Dis
INC b-keEuisT D.mccrale WaIg Nominations -
ToT justice # the Justices CouTt-J AMtS GhlD LEY
EOT 7. Ice JGstct-,iEO RGE DEANE
b. 0-dey Il ths Disirlci indie al Conven'loa-
3 = EEWHOusE. CAairnan.
= A borden. Secretary. o28 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

s,er;cans, Native and Adopted -'o"i
Newark Your attention = earnestly 1ne - -
.T,fs made by den agogues 4 tho W. INN,
uTNEY STORMS and ef-cg MS defea ~ M .l.-
Elect,on on 10 Other preerse i4a7 'a' .i' :. -
car and belonss order a icd 10y - - no
80 ~ .he courage 10 ac' - tier = ran .
- prfhday OF Washirg t0n is me iss4e " o NJ. - 80
nat ,tIzen caunot be noninA'ed - . = 80 -
- - son ne has acted aad jealousy ia'1.e
s lbs Election opposed. bectse tbeIe ~ IN ~, 49,
fte blood Of those who Asea IA -. - & 49,.
reuks This Jesuit cal effort 70 control olre ec-
t,ss and defeat worhy c.tizen on sncn pretensl9ns
,,nt,ons and chersh our dear-bought oerties-ry =
~ s.pf - NJ. I,tv u3lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

. EFUFU W dTtIs IIINF
THE EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, TENTHwAR
My name having been published candidate for your
surages for the Office Of Assemble man and not having
inclination for fghnng trans duel IN which there
he but few honOs to and less profit, beg leave most
respectfully but peremPtony TO withdraw my name from
the canvass Nv motto Is Union and ALWAYS.
n3 2'c DAVID II. STURFEN ANT.
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rS- Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Whis
Nominations. - -
koT NHG'OT- 4 l. IN jim II >NttO LIZ.
For 4ssets IA THEODORE \. ARD
Ior Jrsflce JAMES GREEN.
Eor Pnlfre Jrs,irs --.-.-- JAMES N. WELSH.
For Alderman ..-..--.- JOHN BOICE.
Ior tsStsfagf 4ldsrrnc4. JOHN + R9DMAN,
Tor 4x,ss,o, -....-- CHAS MCGOWAN
JOSEPH JENKINS
tef toHSiGoteS- CHARLES +. WATTS
Fer INSPECTORS of Elsrf0n-iSt District joan cNim.
Alden J. Hale 2nd Disirct-James Kennedy, Peter
Mood 81 DsstTict-John FriEk john NJ Bennett ith
Dlstuct-Bennmln $. Foster, Drake b Palmer 9TH DIS
tlci-Isaac b. Bachelor John X. Terry. 100000
tcr School CONFUSE onsr. THOMAS SMITH
ter NchO0l TRUSTEE Sci I'll GROSNENO
For >c1Ool Inspector JAMES {. GUlICk-
By order OF the Ward Committee
ANDREW w IEGGATr Charm Il
StsCEi XII NcirS s-...,.,.
gANpYl LAWSON ! e~s's-~h~ CAS- ns
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IT Fifth Ward.-in Mig JOINT Executive Copn,..
tee boSd~ay House Oct 20. 1851. notion the follow
INK ressuiIon vas adopted Unanimously
Rss0it,d That the Ticket IN the Vth wand beasa8
JOHN BONCE for Alderman snd JOHN + RODMAS
for Alderman. be 2nd hereby ndor, ~ ms
Committee aud that the Whg Electors u sad wai es
nded - unite ia giving the rc>st fan support
jSgntL) Nm ID. ANDREWS, Chm pro ten
EllA> CcONB> n3 no
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u second Ward.-pEMocRATIC WIG RE9U-

eeCoud Wurd.-DFMOI
LAR NOMINATIONS-UNl MON AND toAPRgNl~E TICKET.
Iar S,uofo- -.....AIEX. II sHULrI
H., hssTn5yg MILAN FLAGG.
lar Glsf,Ce ...-....-JAsiES GREEN
H. Doj,Ce L,sf,ce LANES II. WELSH
Eor tL5er1oD ---.--JOSEPH 4. FOOTE
var tsgstoaf AderraqH..--.AMOR J. WILLIAMSON
W., tssessor Isaac AYERS.
H. SCbooJ Coni,1lssopcr-.--JOHN 3 Fry.
CLARK y. WHEELER
FOR Sfl00i i"sp't foTs.----- LUKE HASSERT
(GURDON ROBBINS, JR.
WARREN LELAND
to, S,looI y,,cf,fs ~ EPHRAfM II HUDSON.
JOHN l. LEFFERIS
JAMES SHARP
iKOBT J. WINTRINGHAA
fOr ConSiGDicS ------------l EDWARD iiINNIS
yor IgsrrcfOrs 0f Elcrfoa-1st Dis,rct-ThOmas F. RI
lev athrop E. Gardne4 "a Dissatisfaction Clifton, jas
DUKE.
By order # the Ward Committee
GIDEON CLIFTON. Cham
JOSEPH 4 KENT, (oo,..,,,e-
BENJAMIN |. CHAMBERS Oh ST.
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~ sixth Ward whig Nomination.
~ seventh Ward Regular Democratic Wing

ror a,t,"nlo JAMES p B2EsNER
Eor AI6cryna1 .---..--.---JOHN b. WEBB
In ssssfonf ILdcy,nqn WILLIAM ID. ANDREWS
Ia, s1sscsSor --A W s. VAN DEURSEN
JOSEPH w. JONES
FOR CCHSia6tS------------- DANIEL KLAU BERG
WILLIAM d. MURPHY.
For Nc'oot COMMISSIONERS WI T. PINCKNEY.
Par Typgt-fs Of Common DAVID WEBB
>rhoog - WADE y WARRELL
Lor fuerecf0r ~ Schools ISRAEL u WALTER
F7r Jgsneciort Of FIcchOn-First District ID W. Price
+ " Morgan second District ] X Bridge J r Terry
Third Dlstrct 5 + Mckinney c. p Field; Fourth Dis
tnct Zophar Blils, Jas +. Mills Fifth District b.
Cone. Lawrence Pndham s,rth District. Ih0s Benis
WIN fIarriean: Seventh Distinct Herman Boyd, James
Safoyd By order ID WEBB. Chalrmaa.
EGEN " MORGAN. Secretary 90 I'M