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Double Brother Jonathan

{dy- Will BE PUBLISHED TO MORKOW MORN
ing containing entire the following new novel-FATHER
CONNELL, a Romance Of Ireland by j. Banim, Esq.
author of those celebrated stories Tales OF the Oara
Family The Ghost Hunter, &c. &c. The above is I'M
doubedy one of Mr.. Banims best novels, and will be
pu bshe as above the low price Of One Shilling
neatly bound in a yellow Office 1862 Nassau street
Agents will please send in their orders and cash imme
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Important to Young People Of both Sexes.

0y- WE NIGHT SAY TO OLD PEOPLE TOO A
word of advice with you You know that in this life per-
sonal appearance often rules your prospects in ifeno
one preof against itevery body likes beauty better
than nominees You may all become good looking ifyou
like. Mind we speak the truth You may have beau
tiful clear skim and fine head Of hair your SKIN is
yellow sunburnt freckled has any eruption on it, use
one cake Of the Italian Chemical Soap and you will have
clear skin-our word for it, II s curing hundreds IN
this CITY, If Won have bad hair why Jones' Oil of Coral
will make the hair stay II falling off, cure
scurf or dandru and give light or grey hair fine dark
look We request readers to observe that there no
putting in this statement but plain facts Both articles
are sold BY j. Jones' sign Of the American Eagle "
Chatham street. at price suitable TO the most economical
Courier aud Enquirer
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Herald BuIletin OF News.

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the northwest
corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival the
morning mails at eight O'Clock, A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four O'Clock, p NJ the latest intelligence,
from al parts Of the worlt may be found the Herald
Bulletin Boarl at this Let every wayiarer STOP
Hnd read Advertisements Of all kinds taken at the office
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Herald General Printing Office,

The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
OF printing such as books pamphlets bills. cards OF all
descriptions now open the Hcrsd Buildings, entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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LATE Loypoy PApERs.--We are under many obi
cations to Charles Wilmer, and Wilmer Il Smith,
newspaper agents in Liverpool, for London papers Of
the lth instant, which they received by Special Ex-
press from London in time for the Britannia.
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ALMOST A SECOND FLoop.--On the night of 18th
instant, two inches and l56looo of rain fell at Cam
ridge, Mass. Such aquantity has not been known
10 fall since the great flood
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BREACH IN The CANAL-There was breach III
the canal at Syracuse on the 18th instant To be
repaired in one day.
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lr3-DR. TALES CELEBRATED CYFRlAN HAIR
Tonic for the growth preservation and restoration oil the
Hair in ottles, dollar each liberal commission
allowed 10 vendors. On SALE wholesale and retail at the
Patent Medicine and Medicinal Periumery warehouse 10
John street, NY. C')
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SPLENDID HAIR DREssINe SALoov.-Jua look
into CLrREuuGu's, a)5 Broadway, and he asto
nished.
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RISE OF PoRK-A drove Of hogs were carried
into the air some twenty feet, by the blowing up O
a steamboat lately in the Mississippi.
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II. B. M. STEAMSHIP RHApAMANTHUs, Commander
Lunn, which arrived at Halifax the l5h in seven
teen days from Plymouth, was TO start the 18th
for New York.
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\ HIGH-HANpED OUTRAGE.-We understand tia,
the police magistrates Of Brooklyn have underta-
ken to imprison respectable citizen of New York.
upon some patry pretext or other which seems 10
be unfounded. We recommend Judges Copeland
and Aimes to be careful and not to lay themselves
open to an action for false Imprisonment.
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Nor SUErRIsING.-Out of a population of 34,747,
Montreal contains but seventy-eight residents who
are natives of the United States. Who is surprised
atthis! Americans do not like TO live under mo-
narchcal government.
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INTERESTING FAcr.-Girls have more strength in
their looks than men in their laws, and more power
in their tears than men in their arguments.
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REVOLUTION m MEDICINE, &c.-We do verify be-
lievc that a revolution is at hand in the practice of
medicnc-n The preparation of medicine, and in
the whole business.
We have at this moment revolutions going on in
potics-revoutons IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
commercc--rev6lution in currency-rcvolutons
in morals. Why not revolution in medicine p
The opening of the NEW COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
at 81 Nassau street, is novel and extraordinary
movement, and if carried out with energy and sci
cncc, must produce singular effects.
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SCIENTIFIC BREEcHEs MAKER.-One of the best
savans in this city to make elegant setting panta-
LOOMS is Charles Cox, 81 Nassau street. We have
been tutoring hum for three years-and he now
comes out one of the best cut in the world. Only
try him.
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NIBLo's.--We could witness the classic groupings
of the Ravel family every night and never tire of
them-they are "beautiful cxceedingly,"-a fine
study for Sculptor. Miss Wells improves nightly.
The disasters of Godenski, personated by Ca
briel sent the visitors home in high good humor.-
Tonight the gifted family give two of their best
comic pieces. See the advertisement.
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And by passing the bills from the Stockholders to
the principals the worthless notes were re-bet four
or five different times, and finally wager of $1,000
was made between Cornell and Truesdell. with $50
aside forfeit and deposited in Underhilrs hands as
stakeholder This being too much for the nerves
of Mr. Moffatt to stand he having written the bets
down for the parties, he sailed forth Saturday
last, and made flaming affidavit of the whole par
tlculars before n. Everett, Esq. Justice of the
Peace, and yesterday it was heralded TO the world
an astounding disclosure, through the columns OF
the Courier. This is too good TO lose, and Mitchell
must have il drantized, las it will beat Richard No
ILL., of omnibus notoriety, all hollow.
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WHITE ABOLITION -The following persons have
been cmencipaed at last from all debt, if not dis
grace. We recommend them now to pursue an
honest and industrious course of life and contract
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

D Advertisers will bear in mind that advertisements in
tended for Mondays paper must se in by 10 O'Clock
this evening, publication Office is not open Suo
days The for advertising in view of the
circulation of this paper very reasonable, and in
sases are PAYABLE in advance
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
THE POLLS!

The Sun rises the 9th day Of November 6h. IS
And sets on that day ct 4h IS minutes.
The Polls will therefore be OPENED at Sevetecn minutes
before seve, and will be CLOSED at forty ve minutes past
four Let this be "KErT BEFORE THE PEOPLE" as The
Election is for ONE DAY ONLY!
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

% Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER yesterday at II
o'clock was waited on by many hundreds of his
friends this city the Governor room inthe City
Hall. A hundred guns were fired from the Park,
in front Of the Hall, in honor of the ratification OF
the Treaty. At little after o'clock Mr.. WEE
srER was briefly addressed, in complimentary
manner by the President of the Board of Com
rnerce upon the steps of the Hall, from which he
made brief speech, in reply to some thousands
who assembled to hear him. His remarks were
confined entirely to topics growing out of the
reference that had been made by the Board of
Commerce to the Treaty which he had been en-
gagged in negociating-to the successful int1oduc-
ton Of moral power, an effective influence into
international intercourse and the general subjects
which had been considered in the Treaty discus
sons. In conclusion he spoke in highly compli-
mentary manner of the enterprise of the city of
New-York, especially as manifested in the success
full completion of the Croton Aqueauct. His
speech, though very appropriate as reply to the
address that had been presented to him, had no
great general interest. We understand that Mr.
WEBSTER will leave Immediately for Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

1Y Great inquiries helng made Ia reference y @ W
J. CovERTs BALM LIFE. for Coughs, Gods, Cohsumg 1
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, Whoopng Cough sn
Dyspepsia. II is said he the best medicine Tor sne w,
that has been introduced 70 the public 10, e,
The Doctors office IS beginning 10 BIZ ,hronged WIN ss
ers Success to the Doctor. We speak sersuy whel' W
say il is the safest and certain remedy FOR tue aoo
diseases acquainted with. Tie Doctors office lG
the sale OF Coyerts Balm OF Life. Flemlng's hiedcaea
Worm Diarrhoea and Cathartc Candies Humphreys rHe
Ointment Phe pss Tomato Pills, and Sir Ashley Coopers
Com Salve, Is at l35 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

FROM CAMPEAcHY.-The New.Orleans papers
of the 25th alt. have advices from Campcachy to
the 14th and from Merida to the 9th. The in
habitants of the Island Of Carmen had declared for
reunion with Mexico. The first brigade of the
Mexican invading force was there, 300 strong,
waiting reinforcements from Vera Cruz and To-
basco. II was not thought that Campeachy could
make any efectual resistance. It again alledged
that Santa Ana is to command in person. 700
Mexican troops had landed at Champion, II
leagues from Campeachy, and were terrifying
themselves A body of 1900 men had been sent
to dislsdge them. The Mexican squadron was
hourly expected to arrive before Cam peachy.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5
PRINCIPLES OF THE wH1G PARTY

As DEFINED BY HENRY CLAY.
SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY, regulated by the VIII anu
authority Of the Nation :
AN ADEQUATE REVENUE, with fair Protection 70
IDdusuy; ...i,a
Jusr RESTRAINTS on rHs EXECUTIVE PowEE, embracing
further restriction on the Exercise OF ine
FAITByuI AnMrsIsTsArIow OF THE PUBLlc DoSAik,
with equitable Dislributios OF the ffoceeo' % e
OF IL arnong all the Siaes .--.-,o,, or -uv
leaving ,ub oesls bu ws
,es,rs;n,s .aa;n. o,roper ersace IN Elections;
An As1SnsssT or THE CONSTITUTIONS limiting the ncum-
bent of the Presidential once 70 siogie 'sin'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

rDemocratic syhfE General Committee
Special Meeting Of this Committee will be held at bt
Broadway House Saturday evening Nov s. at O'Clock
ELLIS POTTER, Chairman.
Ed. e. CowLEs, secretaries. nSa
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
R,,o,.cd Tha, the nomination Of JOHN q. WILLIAMS

Resolvcd, Tia. the nomination of JOHN Il. WILLIAMS
"a ,he Democratic Whg candidate for Congress from ihe
FourIh Congressional District OF State with our
biohe,, appreciation and thai his moral worth his Ite
and the truth and consistency OF his political life nut
Sniy aFrd sure guarantee That be viii steadily regard
the great interests OF Country but ene ty en;iilc
bi, 10 rhe confidence the unlimited and undivided
port OF every American and rTuy Democratic Eectpr OF
The District.
approve of The nominations Luther bTadish or 0oSsrEor
Gabriel Furian for Lieutenant Governor, and Israel oaA
ley 10, Senator That also cordially respcsa ID 'ae
nominations four County Meeting ana pledge osf :eaS.
cooperation and uncasnc efforts 70 secure Tue
the Whole Ticket -,
Reyoiced, As we believe there can be no Natiolai ue
pendence without Protection, that we conSidet Pa
duty Congress upheld and support the LABOR OF
people, protect the industry ana prodnc!ob
OF Country against foreign compeuton-aao tiat
regard stability permsnency with moderate anu
certain Protection important than anu
change the s erccsse Proecuon
reBcy regulated by the will and authority the nation
"a faithful administration OF the public domain with an
equitable distribution OF the proceeds OF the sales oi
among all the States" and OF honest and economical
adnins alton OF the General Government leaving public
officers perfect freedom of thought and OF the right of su
fragp."
Resolved, That unminlful OF our deb; o
gratitude 10 him upon whom and whose political services
the language euogy has been exhausted and that
impaeny await the day when we shall be called 10 do
Justice to Harry IF the fest"
On motion, the meeting adjourned
REUBEN z. MOSS, }ss.rs,,r;ss
DANIEL II. MILLER,
Nsu- York Sorepber 5, 1872.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

~ A Fron; Parlor 10 EIes, with Board, on the
first floor, suitable for Gentleman and Lady or two Cen
temen Also, several apartments for Single Genllemen
Location within one minutes walk OF The Post Office the
Park Apply at No. l3 CITY HALL PLACE. n4u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

~ Counterfeit SO the Iradesmen' >
Bank of this City have made their appearance IN
Rochester, similar to those already mentioned as
having been detected here. The vgnette on the
SPURIOUS bill is smith working at his forge.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

~ portion ofa wharf at Portsmouth, n H.
between fifty and sixty feet in length recently fell
away from the rest beneath the pressure of store
built upon it. About LOIS hhds. of salt and 100
tons of coal were lost with it. Loss s. 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

p A man named Lermont has been arrested
at New-Orleaus for shooting who came on
board ship of which he was mate, to excite the
crew to desert.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

GAMBLNe-H Housgs.-The Police are walks,
into some OF the fashionable gambliag-estsbtps.
ments with vengeance Lewis W. Halsey ana
Henry f. Cleveland were convicted III the Cep,
of General Sessions yesterday, OF hccPins gam.
bling house in Chestaut-strect above Egh,h. Tbev
were both committed to the custody of the Shers
in default Of SC, 600 bail each. Philad Conriar
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

10 The ravages of yellow fever at Mobile seen
at the last advices to be still unchecked. S,ran
gers returning to the city are the principal victims
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

% named thompson has been arrested
at Richmond, Va. on charge of having purloined
letter enclosing draft on Virginia Bank for over
500, while Deputy Postmaster of Gardensville.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

ARRAssAs.-We have returns of the votes cast
at the late Election in twenty-four of the forty
two Counties in this State. The aggregates for
Congress are as follows
Edward Cross, [Loco-Foco) -.--. 900
William Cummins, (Whig) )....-.3, 63S
Lewis D. Evans, Independently. S42
The vote is very light, and by no means exhibits
the strength of the Whig party. MIR. Cummns
i, volunteer candidate, who has run before, and
the Wings generally were not anxious elect him.
For example, Washington County, which elects
the !vhg Senator by II majority, and tive Wings
to three Locos for Assembly, gives for Congress
Cross 669 Cummins 259; Evans l78.
For the Legislature, we have returns of Wing
Senators, Loco and one National Bank Demo-
crst;' tc the House Ia Wings, 90 Loco,, two ties
and one County (White) contested and no return,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

NJ Soc Report Of Dr. Thompson's Cures, s9 Broone
street, Sd page
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

20 The Legislature of Vermont have unani-
mousy adopted resolutions hoping aad trusting
that Poland will continue her struggles for liberty
Major TocHMAN wus admitted to the floor, and
sustained them in an able speech.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
FOR REGISTER,
q e O K G E E &c II E. L L.

" r. ~ Il G T. T. u n T. L. Il.
For ASSEMBLY,
ROBERT SMITH, JOSEPH BLUNT,
e. G. BALDWIN. JACOB ACKER,
HORACE ST. JOHN, SMITH DUNNING,
A. A. ALVORD, JAS B. BRINSMADE
HARVEY A. WEED, FLOYD SMITH,
SAMUEL WEBSTER, CYRUS CHENERY,
STEPHEN SAMMONS.
Election Tuesday, Nov. s--(one day 0nly.,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

TRIAL FOR MuRDEg.-The trial OF Bernard
and Patrick Flanagan for the murder OF s:rs
Elizabeth Holden, in July last in Cambria Co. Ps
commenced at Ebensburg on the 5th inst TIA
trial occupied ten days. The Jury retired on ,bs
18th aud returned into court ia shor, time with
verdict of guilty Of murder IN lie FIRST derrs.
against the prisoners
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

G' The following article is from Calais (Me.A
paper:
. Take notice, that |, Margaret Wanocs, for
bids the Bonds of Marriage to marry Ralph Scot
and Hannah Semi,, "a have got claim on MIN, .
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

" Signor Vivalds wonderful little family Of nine per-
formers, aud host Of ether talented ati give great
variety of performances the American Museum this
afiernaon three o'clock This the last week of the ec
centric DR.. Valentine.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

u The New.World OF this day is splendid
number and will satisfy the tastes every intelligent reader
Buy acopy-price 81 cents snly. e;flce 80 Anns 90
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

PERruMERY-A choice selection Of Paris feFiumey,
comprising all the latest and most admired 'J
superor German Cologne Waier-and all arIce ~ he
Toilette, at g. SAUNDERS, inventor and manufacture
of The Metallic Tablet l63 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

Report No. 4 OF Doct. ThosusOn,s praciice
-(continued lat - 3Hfoohe.s,.-DeDCfa hdw1afstooS
cold 18th Of May 1884, prodsced pain between her hoo
and in her head, constipation OF the bowels cd ee
and general distress through the whole system be e
ez oosure would produce chliS, reryocS debility, wblcn
rendered her truly miserable; came TO ota S ~ w
gust and erploye Doctor Thomson, and now better hd
she has been before in eight years Reference james
Hawxburst % Norfolk see certificate oSl ~
Julia Hochks5 taken With Dyspepsia bld suHfIe.
under for years; had employed Two puysciSs " %
of the time; reduced 10 be able 10 sci 10 o1te
little during the day so low that the ood snd s-
distressed her badly as the hunger vas taken 10
Aer using Dr. Tbonisons remedy week. could eai a
drink with much ess distress, AID at this date aug
ride forty mites doy in open wagon. Ceruheo " Y
Judge Roswell Hotchkis, her husband of HsrRershe0'
Delaware Co., N. Y. fSee certificate, Aug 10 ,,.s
John Calbcart, OF soop Betsey OF Nantucket nas h.@ %
Indammatory Rheumatism al tuss from cs!lanoeo, w. ~,
found relief from the many remedies used. &c I .is
tack that he lost the OF MS limits
When be was moved he was taken up like an la - ~
In this way he taken from The y>ssel Y ,sos
car.map, who SET him npOn chair on The csi dh be
him TO D0ct Thomson, who cured him ~ wee >. I
before in II years. See certificate Gsted may %l,'S
ZiGri Cathcart, sioop Beisey, Naalucket pt,od
john AlthouNc was cured OF Cough aud hans in,sd a
and OF second attack, and OF Scrotua, alter W re-.
other remedies by Doct. Thomson See ceribcas lie
erence, Hon. Nathaniel Jones' Surveyor oeset 0ranse
Stale of New-York Hon. James Burt "af"!rAsS w.
Co N. Y. ,.i,a nd
p s. host OF testimony on hand CAL ana st.. SEE ard
the patients Also, letters from iht Kings Oh pssifoe
Prussia, and massive gold medal from LOUIS iA"'
DR.. Thomson, 20 5e seen at The ofhce ,,f f,,n ar5
N. B.. Wanted, Patients that can naa no &c e''s
other source. Nune Others are wanted al S1o
See Report of Doct Tbomson's aSes, 81 page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

u There will be performance to-day at S O'clock at
the NewYork Museum. Master Frank Diamond the nm
rvalled Ethiopian Dancer Mr.. Alden The BANJO PLAYER
Mr. Neis, .orn without arms, Miss RosaIe the SWEEP
Songstress Hr Dearue Mr Collins Museum Curosiiles
Picture Gallery Performances 6c ali TO be seen for One
ShliIpg-powerul inducements.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
Statistics.

Population OF Uni.sd States ~ ,fa NO 9 10 a.
in l3t0................5 '-'SS' .S9.lfs
Population OF the State OF . ses OIL .sse ,.,
New.YoTk, IN ls4o....S "f' > s.,i@
Population OF the StaIe OF ,sra,s- S,,o.,
Ohia. in ls4ls.-...s... ''' -'-rs's 9S~!Gl
Strongest whis State, Ken -77sa7 arm.
trckyl ................S 'S $3.50
Strongest Loco.Fcco Staie, ss1 -. sso,o
tNew.HamPshirel. ....i asl-lo0
Figures cannot lie. A WIG.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
COUNTY TICKET

CITY Congressional Nominations.
Third District. II. PHILLIPS PHENIX.
Fourth District. JOHN HI. WILLIAMS.
Fifth Disriet.. ..BOkKN B. SC0LES.
Sirth District. ..FEAgEFETON FISH.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

| 20 DR.. Geo. Munson, Botanic physician at
New Haven, was recently accidentally drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

D Tanmany Hall, it seems, has adopted its regular
candidates but OF the three individuals who last year
the Carroll Hall iicke-TIGHE DAyr by the Nom
mating Committee, and Michael Walsh a, the County
Meeting The third TIMOTHY DAILY, and CHARLE IS
r DAILY, who is candidate the Loco Foco ticket
APPOINTMENT BY ThE PRESIDENT.
ALEXANDER DKYspALE, Attorney Of the United States
tos Georgia, il the place sf s. Cohen. resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

Dr The POPULAR REMEDY Tor all those orins OF ulsesS
which, when neglected, end in Consumption @ az eogsh
from any cause, throat hoarsenoss, anu iDe @
cesul remedy and noselessly supPsDung all ne 9ei
pretended compounds vauHted imputenty pY beuDu,
and manufactured certificate makers. Sold wEoiesee eD
Rrnn dAyav
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
Family Troubles.

To the Editor Of TIE Tribune:
l do MT doubt that your friend Z" Consistent
aatters himself that the Working mans Ticket in
Brooklyn will get perhaps 80 votes. But tell
him, and you too, that when h. c. Murphy and
John A. Lott look ever their Bank Stock they will
jump from their cushioned chairs, put an old
coat and rusty pair of boots, take long whip
and 60 among these REBELS, and coax, hatter and
lick every mothers son Of them into their proper
places, and when they get their certificate of cleo
iion will coolly ask for an addition to the capital
of their own Banks BROOKLYN.
P. S. ii make small bet that
SAMUEL POWELL,
WILLIAM H PECK,
EBENEzEK FORD,
EZKIEL OSTRANDER,
wont get 100 votes at the coming Election; but |
wont lodge the stakes in Lott 81 MurPhy's Bank.
B.
n. B. Those four candidates will sign certif
cate endorsing the :" pure Democracy of Lott &
Marphy before the 9th Of November. Rags and
Lampblack will rule.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
Just as MIR. H.lssed had concluded, Process

Just as MIR. Hslssed had concluded, Process
sion came in from the Sixth District, with music,
torches, and banners inscribed with veriou. mot
toes-among which were conspicuous, (" PRoTEo-
TIos TO AMERICAN LABOR, "a PROTECTIVE
TARIFF Is THE RIGHT Arm OF AMERICAN Is
DUs1Rr," and "JusTIcE TO HARRY OF TIE
WEST"
The Band played several 6ne pieces, two or
three other speakers made brief addresses, when
the meeting, with nine cheers for Henry CLAY,
adjourned TO rEE Polls.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

" Good Onc To Let at ialr rent; mt 10 ra,arrosea
ing No rs Nassau-st, just now enlarged am
They are well located, pleasant and ccclmoof'us :.
r Rev. H. O. Sheldon, from Ohio, WI. shs iust iInet
on Sunday morning, Nov 6tb at l6t O'clock, ~ re pub
can Primitive Methodist Church. lsI BoWesy' n55 IL
are ;nyited 10 attend ". B.--seats Tree.
D Universify small ~ tse meets gs
above place FOR public worship every sab5alh ~
A. d. and O'Clock evening. mar. of Se
Subject for exposition to-ruorrow morning n5 IL
24ih Chapter Of he Gospel by Matthew