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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-30

The markets exceedingly dull particularly in the
grocery line. Dealers feel sensiby the open
Boston, which occasions dealers, especially those this
State buy much less now depending upon the open
communication with Boston all winter get their supplies
at pleasure.
Laguayra o. Java u; green do ST. Marscaibo T. all
mos st Domingo 6lc, cash; and 1000 do export on
terms not transpred'
Coppesales of old at l5c 1000 lbs 1911 1000 at
l5A all cash.
Cotton-There has been better demand for expectation
and the sales for the three days foot up $500 bales
have varied. The transactions comprise 1880 bales
Upland, at 81 81 chiefly middling fair to fair at 81
bales
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TRENTON RACES.
J'IIE Second Fall Meeting will the Eagle
Course Tuesday, November t and continue four ds,
First DaySweepstake for olds mile heats sub
$500 300 Forfeit to close Oct 18th.
Same Day-A purse Of $780, mile heats
Second CaySweeuskes Tor three year ods, mile
sub $500 SIS forfeit, 10 close as above.
same Dav-A purse of $3.50 two mile heats.
Also purse OF $50, mile heats, entrance added
Third Dsy-A purse Of $500, three mile heats.
Fourth ID "a purse OF $500, Tor mile heats.
For further particulars New york Spirit of the Times
Having conyefsed with the Southern Turfmen,
the public the stables Of Col Wm Johnson Col Thomp.
son, Mr. Hare, Mr. ilson, Va, Bosweli aud Mr. Kendall
will be the Course and that Boston, Blue Dick Tyler
sandra Milton Brown, Register Esop a.d Prior will be among
The number which in addition to the Northern Stables, will
probably make the int resting meeting that has taken
place on the Eagle Course. -
80. JAMES BROWN, Proprietor.
Trenton, " J, 18TH, 1852. -. o2dlitsr a
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Died.

On Saturday 10Th inst. Mr. LOUIS KING, the AID year
Of his age.
On Saturday morning 10th instant. MARIANA eldest
daughter of John X. Winteron, aged six months and
three years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10 AZ,
tend her funeral this afternoon a. o'clock from the re-
sidence ei her father go Bowery without further nvi.
tation.
On Saturday morning, goth instant at 3 o'clock after
lingering Illness Mr. H. B. BAILEY, of Wetumpka,
Alabama.
MS remens VIII be removed to Massachusetts for
ment on Monday at O'Clock.
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Foreign IInportations.

LrysRpooL7shp Cllon-3o pkgs iron Thos Masonic hds
peer woodruff Mintum-i 6 ks Benz Mumlord-3
bales Stone cola DAM ikey son2lO bxs tin More
wood Seo-20 hhds porter Fullerton Hartl00 or
co-25 crts Wile-6 bales w ood Johnston Buuitt-
200 tons coal cak John Herdman-2i Shaw
bales wooens Hun-908 sacks salt Thomrson-39
Bangs col logs mahogany 20 bd, bars RR
order
LIyERPooL-Shp Alfred-256 tons coal NJ Brown-lOO do
salt VIM Whitlock Jr-20 cks skins Wood Johnston x Buu
3 eks II Norris coz Newbold-i7 w Jessup-8
bales Gihon x col b1A Oliver.
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STOVES-OVENS.

STOVES-OVENS.
naWy o s aoy but 10 bs
seen be universally adopted Its radatng
with the consumption of less fuel any
Also discharges its ashes by simple process without
soing lodging as dust the furniture of the which
= Is used will be founo the cheapest and most economical
s'9ye eyer brought before the public
f I aGa; qgwTrEN r k soR s S SH RoN HEARTH
and of unequaled value boing steaks oastng
AM also ~ heating irons for ironing clothes Riley the
oal m"r RILEY & MYERS, % Bowery
COUGHS AND COLDS
Ls No 81 North Sixth street one door below
MedcpPe for Coughs Colds Splitting Blood Throat and
es s o % & etPg Or
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry will be found the great remedy
will find both their strength and resolution much improved by
leaving off the spirits and taking daugh occasionally of the
cep the be considered spurious or counterfeit The
real article be had Of the following Agents. No 81
North Sixth street, rn'ldt ApG'EaNTs
Pr np " T. MlLEoR D rug No 1872 Broadway.
JOHN MASON, Patierion, Nj o2l im.r
WATCHES LOWER THAN EvER1In consequence
is selling his stock of Gold and Silver Levers, Anehor Es
patterns and Jeweisy at retail at considerable reduction
& ea IN a & can 's
to IS dollars each Watches and Jewey exchanged or bought
Tuned Watches AND the
o ALtES s"d s,s s"; IT! Jtms
PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES.
THOSE wishing purchase pure Roasted and Ground Co
street. where kept the above articles of the very best quail
N The city, at prices TO suit the times 81.
city and Brooklyn, free of expense. Coffee Roasted and
Ground Tor Groceries, in ' ESR Tsf1Si firm
-
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Married..

On Thursday evening" 27th inst by the Rev. DIR. An
thon Mr. WILLIAM ii. COLES to Miss CAROLINE NJ
daughter of the late Rev. Ralph wston, both of this
city.
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l.. WOODS
NEWLY INVENTED

PAKLUK AND HALL STOVES.
''HlS rs one of the valuable offered
the publ the line the perfect article
extant for the of all kinds Of wood, heating
apartments has no less tina four radiators and
n fues arranged that the radiators placed between
res, and cause all the heat generated be distributed the
apartments while III large portion Of the heat
carried of the pipe One peck e coal tits will
yield more heat than bushe in the best before
public while you have the advantage of fire spen
did crate at pleasure.
1t allowed by all who have examined the per
ect OF utility and brought forward
but be fully appreciated needs only be and
ed and all IN want of article for heating halls
ofhces, nurseries, Nc invited 10 call.
Prices are suited to the times
Also hand variety of other STOVES suitable for all
poses, which will be sold very low.
l.. WOOD, 237 Water street, between
OF lm"r Peck slip and Beekman street
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FOE u, Dr. FEUcHTwANGER's Price Current Of Copa-
cSS sSs Esnss aus 81. sa
page. oil &c
WANTED-A Te acheT Of Music on the Piano Forte to in
with real name and refe o29 st.m
ITO FAMILIES, WANrED-A young woman is in want
of situation ofdress maker private am
"a ms CITY she has no objection to become attendant at
Doe a nd 5 ABILITY Nc Please address
e. KIEstLE kes this inform his friends AID the
public that he has conveniently fitted up aud opened
may pure Hamburg aud home brewd ale by the
oaTrsl % IN gp,nitef to suit purchasers He will real
other eshd and cold cuts, French brandy and all kinds
lord AWAY. on St s.a and very ehe' pa .4d
MUSTARD FACTORY. CoGsWELL has ed
;,Ps ossaP;d SS o :% :d dealer
liberal s aa n 10 sn ga the article " short notice and
asI;. ma %s, supplied with elegant article Also
MOTIFS STOVES
l., s., t., @ S s'ssis:f sPs
st%yss and PIPE put ap at the shortest notice.
REFORM YOUR STOVE BILLs-Economy aud utlnty
~ being the order oil the day. the subscriber
CGp%p f PS Steve all the CRATE
Offices stores or halls is worthy the attention Of
~i H, 70 pnIeaas Sc coo,; s,or.
e M iheapnes and superior style Of coa;ues eomb
He soics housekeepes and Others give him call at
ohee of the Warren Furnace Company No % Fulton street,
n. y, before purchasing else where.
not be subjected by buying from second Their
assortment consists of alright cooking and paror Stoves
umps, Iron Furnaces, Coffee Mills, Kettles, Tin and Sheet
iron ware &c. wholesale aud retail Orders so
cited. J. " TIBBETTS
ole m*ec % Fulton street n "
FISK'S PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVE.
THIS Stove pronounced last year. and is this, by all
only wS hy IT, 70 b not S ONLY s h
ing, could be done perfectly and at the same time.
This year the Improvement has been SUCH that doub the
amount of cooking can be DONE land that peecon)
than other Stove of the size for proof Of
which have only to cali Fsk Stove Establishment,
2o9 Water street. where quantity Of references will be
funded Fisks Regulating Premium Drum for paors, Hall
Drums and hail. paror aud Office stoves all the ordinary
cooking stoves, for sale cheap
FISK'S Stove Establishment 200 Water street.
The above stove and also the regulating drum be
seen the Far but those desiring requested
call at the establishment where them TO
better adv antage geo Water street. ole lm* &c
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THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH.

The AMEKICAN MACINTOSH.
phEJO DICE or habit, make prefer every thing
foreign ask such TO make trial Of ferproof coats
and capes and learn for ESQ far acntoshes
are concened) that the only merit peculiar the imported
ever the Amencan that they may have hung peg IN
Cheapside until they became and out Of fashion, then
Price OF the American Macintosh rom te dollars upwards
HORACE H. DAY - Maiden Lane,
so lmsr Successor Rorburv India Rubber Co.
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There is an increase this of 81 Pas 81 for the third
week in October the corresponding week in last
while the total falling off to the 22d $685. So a.
IT, then further debt to be created to complete these
works. it be discharged only by ation which must
mostly be paid by the citizens of New York city
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters and Agents.

We snail q avor, II captains will give
TO Commodore William A. Basser fleet a re-
port OF the shipping left at the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their m of their cargo any
foreign they have. He
mediatciy their arrival
Agents and correspondents home abroad, will also
confer avcr by sending this office all the marine
lgence they obtain Nautical information of any kind
will be thankfully received.
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Passengers Arrived.
LHERPooL-Ship Alfred-Besj Crowther and 1885 in the
steerage - 49,
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PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE.


HOW Patronise the City Cash Tailoring Establishment
IL 202 Broadway.
The which have been charged for
Clothing has led the subscriber adopt the cheap system
and he offers fiji gentlemen with the finest Cloths
made with and despatch the lowest
prices Having made aange for the finest
English Cloths Cassmeres aud Vesngs from first hands he
afford them low. The most experienced cutters
and he pledges himself to give entire satisfaction
Strangers visiting the city have full suit made up
short notice.
Fall and Winter Clothing ready made OF every variety quail
and STYLE ofthe latest fashions aud warranted 10 hStran
"a Imissr EDWARD FOX
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SELF-COCKING PISTOL

SELF-COCklNG PISTOLS.
RLUNT SYMS, Importers and Manufacturers, No. IS
- Chatham street, have hand large assortment OF
the Six Barrel Self Revolving Self Cooking Pocket Pistols
These pistols have the advantage all Others Of the kind by
The imposslby losing the caps the nipples being placed
ahonzona directon and there being cock in the
prevent taking correct sight with the ordinary pistol or
gun The above pistols be furnished lower any ohe
IN the market at wholesale retail We have great yare-
OF oteT kinds OF Pistols . can be found, with Rifles u s.
Muskeb Tor shipping and military; Prize Muske do Fow
ing Pieces single and double eyta large double and
Guns Tor duckng oytheI with Powder Shot Flasks Bags
Gays Locks Barrels Nc. &C., in large small quantities
NB-Couny dealers requested to call and
where. "a I'm
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PARSELLS ~ AGATE,
MANUFACTURERS OF ELASTIC STOCKS
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DIAPERS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in addition to their former stock Of
arrival from Paris and London, supply Of the rich and
fashionable Sca and Cravats Their OF fahiona
bic Stocks, Scarfs, Cavats, ady made Linen Gloves u
pende Hos e, and all articles apperalnng TO- genteman
wardrobe rich and varied They respectfully their
old patrons and visiting this city, call the old
Establishment long and yoby known and make their
lectons. PARSELLS y AGATE, 2tI Broadway,
between Park place and Murray st.
They would particularly recommend Elastic Suspender
with the patent buckle Of their manufacture, which
for durability and comort be surpassed The impro
we'd Minerva Brace intended brace the shoulders
The chest highly recommended by the medical faculty. and
will be found indispensable persons who inclined
bend forward fact to all individuals of seaentary hab
its Parents and Guardians particularly requested
this article IL will be found Of immense dvantage
children Of either who have acquired the habit of STOPPING
PARSELLS AGATE continue the manufacture Of their
celebrated Russia Riding Belt s2l Imsm
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state Of Trade.

80 shas Manhattan Gas Co,
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.
15- EXCLUSIVELY.-@
JOSEPH, IA Maiden lane, up stairs, importing flor
o. the sale Of English German and French double and single
ane towng and Duckng Guns from the lowest to the fin
tguaties Pistols of every dessptiop for hi; and other
markets. embracing hundred different kinds all OF which
he prepared Offer the manuacturer prices being
appointed agent for the largest houses that line In Europe
which enables him to sell AT extremely low prices.
large assorted stock OF the above always on hand
City and merchants particularly requested TO
call, previous TO making their purchases lyN 3mer
tJENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE-Mediea Department
3The Lectures in This Institution will be resumed the
first Monday of November and continued until the first of
March -
Anatomy and Physioogy-ssnusl George Morton, M. d.
Principles and Practice OF Medcne-William Rush, NJ ID.
Institutes Of Medicine and Matera Medica-liobeu Mont
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chldren-samue
Mcclellan, VI. ID.
nj.
Decentralization, S. Each Course SIS Graduation
attendance two full of Lectures Of which
this which
pupil 10 become candidate for graduation
The examination Tor Degrees takes place early March and
possible.
The Faculty provided ample Disecting Rooms furnish
lege buildings. bemonstrator, t. ROSS CoLHoUN, NJ D.
Observing Ticket $40.
The DspensaTy the College will be opened daily (sun
days excepedI during the months Of September and October
IN Surgery and Medicine, while the Pupils will be also admit
ted the Pennsy and Phd pha Hospitals
with the Students Of other Medical Institutions of this
city.
SAMUEL GEORGE NORTON,
Dean Of se " eJical Faculty,
au23T&S tonovlsr Ne 43 Arch street.
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THE GERMAN SURGEON.
SOLOMON HINE, NJ. D.. No 81 Reade street, New York
> In scroula aud chronic deases charge made till the
atient Is neutrality-suspicious. delivered gratis All pc rsons de-
formed under twentyone years have their bones straight
ened References given to patients who have
Deen cured in this city. OF 3m'r
PUNTLGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE lar-fsme and celebrated Pills, from Portugal are
perceive, be obtained this country See adyertn,
aent last column mIu
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uCTION N0TICE-Sae Of Soyss-On Monday in the
sale roem 20 first rate stoves suitable for all
store, cooking, &c. &c THOS BELL, Auct.
AM andI1 Emil Sfs
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liar NDEN &CO'S Express Lines to Boston Providence
Hartford. New Haven, Springfield and Phad pha daily.
HARNDEN X co,
o25 lmr avail street
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Inc Tolls this year, however show heavy falling Off
as follows The amount of tolls received on all the ca
nails OF this State for the ord week in Oc and the total
to the 22nd Oct, in each of the years following
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DR. WHEELER, OCULIST.
TNELAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EYES, DIR
WHEELER, Ocuist, 80 Greenwich street. ~ Y. respect
fully informs the public, that consequence OF his practice
having become enlarged to extent he compelled
OF conne his Office attendance strictly between the hours
to A. NJ anu r. M, alter wncn he visits ms out door
uents.
Notwithstanding hundreds Of
which DR. w. operated b
other professors
and effect perfect despite which
have axainst
hope. Unprecedented in his OF the
vprous heo considered ncurabe diseases Of the eye that
with him. and his mild mode Of treating
orders Of this oganto restored patients
class of ociety respecting his professional abes skill
scientific octs
Chronic inflammation of the eyelid or sore eyes, however
standing be efectuay and permanently cured and
films, Secks, removed without surgical operations.
Terms TO suit the circumstances OF the patient os lmissr
DOCTOR ELLIOTT, OCULIST.
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Office 2el Broadway of Warren s22 missr
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ROB'T. l.. SMITH 81 HENDERSON,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FANCY SILKS AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
sHAWLs AND LACEs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Stray, Leghorn and Palm Leaf Hats,
NO. 176 PEARL STREET.
Sd door above Pine,
. New York.
kosrST H l. SMITH:
No deviation from the first price named.
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0IVlDEND The Board of Directors OF the National Fire
- Insurance Company the city of New York have this day
declared of four cent the capital stock payable
the stockholders and after the first day Of >ovember
at the Office of the Company No. - Wall street
]. w. SAVAGE, Secretary.
New York Oct 25h. I8i1. o26 iwr
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Great Bargain.

WILL be- sold At public auction on saturday the Stl
w day of Oct. next at o'clock i. NJ. the entire
stock nj Good, Of NJ \ PROCTOR, ut his store CONSISTING
Of good assortment Oi Eng. ard American Dry Guos
Groceries Hard ware crOckcry. lrun steel Drugs, Nell
cnrs Sc &C. All the goods then on hand VIII he N"i III
one lot; a liberal credit will be gwen The store will be
rented from one tO five years, 10 slt The purchaser.
The well known popularity olths store lis regular sci
Of customers locality ard business o the Village, ritI
an inducemcnt tn any gentlemen who wishes 10 engage
in the Mercantile business. NJ rare occurrence.
iOIIN II. ROBINSON. Assignee
7roctors,illc, Sept. ~ lee l2'-3w
The above Venduc stands II, burned until Monday the
2iIh inst O'Clock r. ~. tlrn to he attended to
~ above. J. II. ROBINSON, Assignee.
prnrl NM ille Oct. & l-I2.
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Resolved, That the cartridge box has supported
the ballot box; and as rights and duties are recipro
cal tits the duty of the ballot box to support the
carlrige box.
On motion Of Capt Partridge, the Secretary was
directed to present the proceedings Of this consen-
lion TO His EXceency the Governor, with II re-
ques, that he would lay them before both houses
of the Legislature.
On motion the Secretary was directed to report
the proceedings Of this convention for publication
in the papers published in the State.
On motion The convention adjourned.
II. b. RANSOM, President.
GEO. c. PRATT, Is.
CHAs. &. EASTMAN, 'eo'o'a'es'
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IL Why not continue these exclusive pr vileges
is virtually the language of the message.
One more quotation, and we have done. The
Governor institutes a comparison between Yer.
mont and Rhode Island, as follows:-
''ln our own State even, unshackled by colonial
restraints, we voluntarily formed and have con-
tlnued a government, whose inequalities of rep.
resenaton are probably equal to those, which, IN
Rhode lsland,were thought to Justify revolution,
and That, too. by the sword"
Mark, reader, how the main question is avoided
The struggle in Rhode Island is not so much as to
equality of representation, as it is IN behalf of
FREE and UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
and a 'crilten Constitution, adopted by major.
ily of the whole people. Does Gov. Paine pretend
that the people of Rhode Island are enjoying the
same civil and political privileges as the hardy
yeomanry Of Vermont Would he have US un-
derstand that there is no inequality II would
seem so. True, there are inequalities in our ratio
Of representations; but they bear no comparison to
those of Rhode Island, where the people have for
years been ruled by few landholders, and where
even now, after all the efforts that have recently
been made to Obtain an equality Of rights, the mi
norly still bear rule, as is evinced by the late Con-
stitution adopted by the Landhoders, in which the
Senate is made to consist Of 81 members-one
from each town; thus giving jamestown, with 365
inhabitants, tho same power, in that body, as is
given to Providence, with $4,000! Call you this
eoualityi Is the SENATE of Vermont Tins InenuolIy
constituted! No-no-thanks to the patriotism
of her people, thanks to her written Constitution,
which guarantees to all the right of suffrage! Let
Col. Paine become resident Of Rhode Island, if
he peases; but give us the free soil and republican
Institutions Of Vermont!-.N0rh Star
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"Justice to Harry of the West"
OHIO ELECTION.
DEMOCRACY tAND REASON AGAIN
Triumphant!
THE COOWS DEAD, SKINNED And
BURRIEDu!

THE COOWS DEAD, SKINNED And
BURRIEDu!
As was inliinated IN our last paper by the few
returns received from Ohio. that we should, we
have the pleasure this week of announcing to our
readers that Ohio has again taken her stand in the
democratic phalanS. She has repudiated Henry
Clay and MS miserable coadju,ors in such man
ner that they will not soon forget it.
We give the following as the result The House
consists of ~ members. The Democratic maior-
ty in this branch will be at least 10. The Senate
consists of 36 members Here again the Demo-
Gratis will have 10 majority making 20 on joint bal
lot; being the largest Democratic majority for Is
years.
Shannon's majority over Corwin, will be about
1000. In 1910, Harson's majority was about
"a 900.
For full accounts from other States, read the
following article from the Bay State Democrat.
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CaESE md EJECT.

John, my boy, what was the spirit exhibited
by The wing, in ls4O''
1T was mostly hard cider and brandy sling, sir.
How did you feel about those days"
'Pertickei'arly nice about the edges, air.
well, what is the present condition Of your par
tyr
Mostly rows, and delirium tremendous, sir
John, you may 90 ont
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OHIO,

| Harrson's olUn Slate gave him n majority oil
nearly $4,000, In October, 1911, the democrats
carried both branches Of The legislatures; and now
in the election just passed. they have swept over
the State like hurricane, destroying the federal
majority of24, 900. and electing democratic Gov
ernor by probably 5000 majority, and securing
both branches Of the Legislature.
Thus showing democratic gain of Fourteen
SiateS, since the Presidential election of 1870
while the same States which voted for Van Buren,
are still irmer than they were then IN the good
cause.
TWENTY ONE STATES
Are now firmly attached to democratic principles,
and the democratic party, while of the five that
still adhere 10 hard cider federalism, three are
shaking in The mind, with pretty sure indications
that they will have to yield to the democratic
breeze In Tennessee, Kentucky, Vermont Mas
sachuselts, and Rhode Island the Harrison major
tiles have been pretty well phiHlcd dorm; and if
we can judge from present appearances, the old
Bay State, will soon wheel into the democratic
ranks, and swell the number of democratic victo-
RES
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LECTURE ON POLAND,

MAJ TOCHMAN, "A Polish exile, will deliver n Lecture
on Poland, this Cihursda) evening Oct. 81 ut the UNI
vERsALIsT CHAPEL. ut hafpas six o'clock. 1t is hoped
there will be general attendance if report speaks true
MaTochmans Lecture will be such AS to highly interest
all classes.