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THE WONDERFUL CURES

THE WONDERFUL CURES ga
Per- Ha
t W ssD form f
y. ssss es.3 M ed by DIR. a9a
.t,l NJ SWAYNE'S
r Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry, in # sab5
Pulmonary CONSUMP- n5s ss4
&st TiON, have excited the as a3l
..s,g4 tonishment Of all who have Wit M Il ~
i{ messed ITS marvellous effects there is
sse no account OF medicine, from the earliest
.t ages furnishing parallel the almost
miraculous cures effected by this
III ,,4 extraordinary medicine, are un- N ~
astat precedented. One among NTH
M the many certificates
may be seen 0f 81
below af
cINcNsArr, Feb Is, 1870.
DIR. SwArNg-ADear Sir:
DERNlI me to take the liberty of writing to you
- at this time to express my approbaton and to
recommend to the attention Of heads Of families and
others your invaluable medicine-te Compound
syrup OF irunus Virginiana, or Wild Cherry Bark
In my travels Of late, have seen, in great many
instances, the wonderful effects of your medicine
relieving children of very obstinate complaints such
as Coughing, Wheeling, Choking or Phlerm. asth-
matte attacks, &C., &c should not have written
tins letter, however, at present although have felt
II my duty to add my testimony to it for some time
had 1t not been for late instance where the med;
,.ine above alluded to was Instrumental in restoring
t,' perfect health an ssonly chidn whose case was
almost hopeless, in family Of my acquaintance. a
th ank Heaven, said the doating mother INV child
is saved from the jaws Of death % and now saw and
believe that beyond all doubt, DR. Swaync's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry is the most valuable
medicine in this or any other country / am certain
have witnessed more than one hundred cases where
il has been attended with complete success am
using it myself in an obstinate attack Of Bronchitis in
which it proved etfectua in an exceedingly short
time, considering the severity of the case can re-
commend it in the fullest confidence Of its superior
virtues; would advise that no family should be
without it; it is very pleasant and always bene6cial
worth doubIe and often ten times lis price. The
public are assured there is no quackery about it,
ap sN r. JACKSON, DID.
Formerly Pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, NY
In districts where Calomel and Quinne have been
too freely made use Of in bilious complaints, Sc. DR.
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will pre-
vent their evil effects the system and act as al
strengthening Alternative and improve the Bilious
functions. e3j Arttt t44&
CAUTION --All preparations from this valuable
tree, except the original Dr.. Scae's Compound Syrup
Of Wild Oh e,v are fictitious and counterfeit Prepared
only by Lr- Saoayne, whose Office is now removed TO
NJ w. Of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia
Sold BY VIM. Staber s. Co. in Alexandria; G. nj.
Sothorog in Georgetown; John Ham, Point of Rocks,
Md. the Rev. Isaac p. Cook No So Baltimore ST. !,
and u W. & r.. Nv. Davis, Baltimore Md e. J.
Stanshury, Annapolis, Md. !; and BY hfs3
nov 4-6m r. FARNHAM, Washington.
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to its banner, no matter how great or how recent
their past errors, but it Will not stoop to buy the
support of any man, nor does it owe PREPARATION 70
anv. ouite the contrary. 1t will kill no fatseo
calf to welcome the return of any prodigal e1cep'
such as would gladly come in, calf or no call
In the hour Of grateful repose after overwneinins
victory in the full flush OF its sangulne an
tcipation of years of ascendancy ana SCI. ..
rtv il cast aside with loathing the but just tasted
sweets Of patronage and power when it could no 4,
1890 rsts;n them without sacrifice of principle
and of public good. 1t well knew that there
would be enough disposed to crook the pregnent
hinges of the knee and it left to those who could
aatter where they could not respect all the Thrift
which follows fawning.' In defeat or in victory,
in power or out of power, it will prove itself wor,
thy of the lofty attitude it then assumed, now and
FIR ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
The Cabinet.

What mean these reports with which the pub
lie ear is annoyed of mutiny in the Tyler camp
strife in the Cabinet, bow-up expected, &c.
&c. The current rumor is that each OF the ac-
cident's official advisers stipulated for specific
share of the spois to distribute in consideration
of his enduring the disgrace OF position lmme-
diatey under John Tyler-Mr Henshaw bar
gaining for New England, Mr. Porter Pennsylva-
MIA, Mr.. Upshur the old Southern States &c
and that they are now indignant at learning that
The caller in l84l ofthe Wing Convention at sy-
racuse TO dcnounce John Tyler, for reasons then
forcibly given, is now disposed to monopollze the
whole. and leave the rest to play with their nm
GERS. This, it is said Upshur and Henshaw have
resolved not to submit to, even if they arc driven
to the sad necessity of rcsgning. The swell OF
this conmoton, we hear, is what keeps Tyler
away from Washington, to let the fury OF the Gle
mcnts have time to subside and not burst on his
weak head.-But whether the Cabinet breaks or
holds on is to the public a matter Of utter lndIi-
ference. The People OF all parties only ask OF
Tylerism that it keep itself as quiet and out OF
the way as possible until it gets decently buried
out of sight and relieves them from the necessity
Of longer holding their noses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

Barringer's ma -. 1865 Morehead's maJ.. .6U1
III. 1t is confidently reported that D. S. Reid,
Loco, has succeeded in this District. All the
additional returns we have are-Ashe BAT for
Mitchell, 345 for Reid very fairD and Stokes los
majority for Reid, (Which should not have bcen)
If the vote of Wilkes is reasonably full, Mitchell
is elected, but we presume the storm prevented it.
" Hon EDMUND DEBERRY, Wing, is reelected
over Geo C. Me ndenhall, also Wing. There be-
ing no Political contest, few OF the voters turned
out in the violent storm which prevailed on the
day of election.
V. We have the official vote of this District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
G official vote of this District

saunders's majority. al Hsnry's majority .1l5
VI. Hon. JAMES J. M'kAr, Loco. reelected.
VII. Gen. JOHN R. ]. DANIEL, Loco, by l59
majority over II. X. Nash, Wing, as already
stated Majority not exactly settled, but the
Wing gain from 5 to 600.
VIII. Our noble and intrepid EDWARD STANLY
is beaten, but upon a poll most honorable to him
and the Wings of the District. We have the full
vote except that of Greene County, and the ma
ioritr for Arlington is 545, as follows:
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Arrinnton maj 545 HenrV's do. III
Such vote in the midst of furious storm,
which esneciallv flooded the lower Counties,
where the Wbq strength lies, and a clear Wing
oo;n both mon the aopregate vote and the ma.
;or;ty. in the face of such tempest and moral
certainty of defeat renders it morally certain that
there is clear Wing majority of to 10000 in
North Carolina. to be manifested whenever it is
wanted
TX Hon Krsyrru R,ysER reelected by $40
u,.;or;tv and WHO Gain Of 365. as we have
I'D, s.,.od fvote already o;vcn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

ISDANA.-There is very little farther to-day.
Whitcomb (Loco) is undoubtedly chosen Gov
ernor. The Locos claim the election of Robert
Dale Owen to Congress, doubt that of E. w.
McGaughey, and mean to have of the 10
Members. In '39 they carried out of !, and
the next year were beaten 10000 Legislature
not vet decided.
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u A large number of men are at present EN-.
ployed at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia. The
fngate Raritan is completely ngged, and work.
men are busily engaged caulking the decks; she
will be fitted out wath all possible despatch. The
Q. S. steamer Princeton will be launched on Sat
urday Doth inst. The WorkKlen commenced On
the 10th laying the keel of the ne# sloop-oiwa.
Germantown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

AMERICAN HEMp-HENIY CLAY recently sent
lots of Hemp to this city and Baltimore and We
believe to other markets. A specimen of the ar
tcle has adorned our Office for some weeks past,
and well merits the praise which is awarded it in
the correspondence which is annexed Mr.. Clay
addressed his Baltimore factors the following let
ter which is just published in the American Of
tint CITY:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

LessEs BY THE FREsHET-Thc Delaware
County Republican specifies some of the losses
in that region by the late storm. Fiity-two
bridges were swept away, and at least twenty.
seven lives lost. The chief sufferers in property
are ]. P. Crozer whose loss is estimated at
$4,000; Beatty, edge tool manufacturer, 49,
600: ]. G. Kits, $4,000; Mr.. Kerlin, $4,000
Lepers, $1,000; ]. Riddle, $1,000; William
Brobson, $1,000; William Eyre, Jr., $4,000; J.
T. 81 w. Eyre, Jr., $4,000; James Riddle,
$4,000, and Jonathan P. Dutton, whose grist-
mill, saw-mil, every thing but his dwelling house,
was swept away, he barely escaping with life
Many others were also heavy losers, and numbers
sustained minor damage to their property.
[Phila. North American
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. Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle, win com

r Gouraut1's Poudre Subtitle, viii ealaps -asa
sses upier lips the hair coneeaiins aud e.ess
forehead The srubhon beasd Of maa, any and o. &
hair Be the genuine the original on'Ie
WaIker-stieet, ore door fiom Broadway.
81 par bottle7DIecioa: French and English. N.a.
Agen,s-Guthre. Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, 80
Haven; Brown IS Chesnnt-s,reet Phladephia; JordaD
Milkarreet, Boston Cray, Poughkeepsie M
Can be tested before buying; proof positive his
mistake. Green, WoScsste, Carleton, lowell spR iHa
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I am respectfully,

To Mes,rs. X. GARRETT s Sous, Baltimore.
The following is an extract from Mcssrs. Gar
rett Il Sons reply
1--WE procured for the hacked Hemp the highest price
that article Of American growth has commanded in this
market. The manufacturers inform that your belief
correct that your wster.otled Hemp when properly pre-.
pared equal the best Russia. They state that in
brightness aad strength this parcel has proved fully equal
not superior, prime Russia. For article similar TO
the H. C. H. perfectly cleaned feel assured from the pre-
that the full price Of Russia b. realized. This
lot proved satisfactory in manufacturing and
are advised is the best American Hemp that has APP
peared in this market"
The matter being now proved that American
Hemp can be made to equal the best foreign, we
hope the cultivators Of the article will turn their
attention 10 it with the same zeal that Mr.. Clay
has DONE
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u The q. S. brig Dolphin, J. D. knight, Esq.
Commander. IN four days from Nassau, arrived
at Charleston. S. G. on the 18th inst. Officers
and crew all well. We learn there was nothing
new when the D. left,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

The MEMORY oP HnNEMANN.-We rejoice to
learn that the friends and admirers in Newly ork
OF the illustrious Hahnemann are mpelled 70 rem
der some tribute to the memory of one who has
done so much for the cause of Me deal Science
and the relief of sufferiag Humanity. The fol-
lowing notice has Just reached us.
Death of Hahnemann:
Al meeting OF the New-York Homeopathic Physicians
Society convened Ause 1873 take consideration
the bereavement by death of the venerable and illus.
trious Hahremau1-lt
Resolrsd That Public Address commemorative of his
character and services be delivered soon :. suitable
raugemen,s can be made.
Doctor John F. Gay elected the Orator.
An invitation directed be sent TO the New.York
Homeopathic Society asking their cooperation in solemn
festival in honor of his memory letter Of coincidence TO
ms widow directed be transmitted by the Correspond
ing sectary DIS Wilson, Ch,nnins Bolles Josn Kirby
Dunnel snd Qun elected Committee of Arrange
ments TO the wishes Of the Society into effect And
the subsequent meeting of Aug. 10TH ls43-It was
Resored That absac, Of these proceeding be drawn
up blythe Secretary aad published.
New-York, Aug. l7th 1873.
HENRY G. DUNNEL, NJ. D., Reg sec'ry
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u The steamer Acadia, Capt. Ryrie, from
Boston on the 10th for Halifax and Liverpool,
had forty-two passengers to the latter and four
to the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

NJ The lovers of CAsLYLx will find extract from his
hates, published essay On the Foregn Quarterly on our Last
Page. We think they cannot help liking IT.
ay- For an account Of the Mor.house Unon Chiofi'e
as a disiniscting agent, sc. First Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
ASHLAND. 3lst July, 1913.

GENTLEMEN Nj. Mon,molieu has informed me that he
placed Hemp C mue your hands dispose Of. and
and that You have sold ;'t part Of it which hacked
s. per b. but he has not given any information
the residue. the two parcels specimens, and
should be glad know what thought of them by the
uiacturers have believed that watrrrotted Hemp,
when properly prepared, equal the best Russia Hemp,
aud ought command high price If there be differ
ence, should be glad TO know hat it Is De the favor
to lie, n. hear from you.
am respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

TgxyEssEs.-The Louisville Journal Of the
18th is informed by gentleman from Memphis
that Jogs B. AsHE, the Wing candidate, is elected
to Congress from that District. This gives US
the odd man unless IT,. Campbell's unpopula,ity
has defeated him in District giving sO0 Wing
majority, which we think is not the case.
We have of course two or three Members OF
the Legislature in addition to the Is Senators and
80 Representatives set down in our last.
kENrucKY-The defeat of Wall in the Mays
vile District is confirmed. Majority for ]. w.
Tibbatts Bank, Tariff Loco to 800 Judge
French's election over s. J. Andrews is also con-
irmed. Nothing farther. Thomasson's majority
over Lecomptc is supposed to be 500. and Davis's
over young Wickliffe about the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

North CARoLlNA.-Thomas L. Cingman,
Wing, has beaten Hon. James Graham, also
Wing, in the LIST District, by about 1000 votes.
II. We have at length the full vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

yellow FsvER.-The report of the Charity
Hospital at New-orleans for the sth inst. shows
slight increase yellow fever patients, SIX hav-
ing been admitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. has given about
100 majority for Col. E. Young, Wing, for Con-
gress elected Gen. Dennis Dent, Wing, Senator
by 40 or so; and chosen two Wings and two
Locos to the Legislature.
There seems to be no reason to doubt that
Hon. JAMES DELLEr, Wing, is elected to Con-
gress from the Mobile District; while Hon. DIX
on II. LEWIS tCalhoun)i is chosen from the Autau-
ga and COL JAMES E. BE1.sER Loco from the
Montgomery District. We have two chances
for another Whig-two being about our proper
ton from Alabama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18
August Elections.

TrsssssEE-our careful readers viii have observed
typographical error in our Yesterdays of Senators
elected from Tennessee, BY which the number OF Wing
known 10 be elected reduced u instead Of
Is the true number Instead OF Kno1, Je-.,on Sc being
crowded into one District escing one Senator the types
should have stood
Granger, Jefferson, Claiborne -.--.....l
Knox. - :. :" -
Making the number of Senators elect 49, agreeaby 10 the
adding mp OF the column The error escaped u. in the
s.epness Of p.ooireadng at o'clock NJ bu' was cor
rected in mos, Of our Weekly edition
We mad nothing material farther yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

" laborng Man wants employment, at snT thing sa nI
will afford ham honest subsistence. he pssa m
and take hold heartily Apply ao7 Chureh-s AZ
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70 A Mineral Spring has just been discovered
near Taskegee, Alabama,
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SEARs's New AND COMPLETE History OF THE HOLT
BBLEThs and elegant solume has jus. made It's a-
pearance For particulars the reader is respectfully srea
the advertisement another column. In order that ms
CHRISTIAN FUBLIc may form correct estimate Of ne
beauy and value Of this work. the Publishers intend 70 M
in all the principal papers of the Unon the various re-
views Of C-rgs men, itors, and all whose good opinion
n L. nr-.r;a.nh
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u The Bangor Wing says that the following
vote appears in the first Book Of Record kept IN
that city:
Voted that every Hog the Hog rest yoakes shall have
shilliaCsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

" Splendid performances Tonight at the American Nh
seum. By suIerb company, embracing some of III
brightest the theatrical armament Go and see then
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u Mr.. R, P. Dowden, the acquitted, VIII, 1t
IS said, be appointed to lucrative Office In the
State Department, Washington.
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Northern Indiana.

Correspondence OF The New-Y otk Tn5une
SourM BEND Thursday, Aug. iG,h;
Kosciusko county. $50 for Sample.
Jasper 40 Chamberlain.
Porter ...... 25
Put Sample ahead now $50 votes, and Lake,
Benton, Pulaski and White to be heard from,
which viii certainly increase his majority.
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E-T The Weekly Tribune for the presen, We.
may De obtained at the desk this morning II contains
more OF those beautiful Letters from the Foesa Correspondent
OF the tribune one OF them on the Ascen, Of Veszyus and
the other on Besgars in Naples; aso three not of hurl
Weeds Letters from Liverpool and London An Aecoun,
and Description of the Great Washington Monumen, aour
TO De erected IN NewYo Full Election Returns from the
different States Editorials variety OF SUBJECTS
pondence from various parts Of the world; Markets. Money
Matters. Miscellaneous matter, Accidents Casualties, Sc.
" Face S2 Per anlam. Single copies FIVE cents.
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u Col. RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON, viii not, unde
any circumstances, be again candidate for Vie.
President. He goes the whole hog or nothing
this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

- The Protestant Churchman.-The, econ,
number will be published Saturday next the 10Th inst,
the Office. III Fntons,set, Single copies may be had
Webster Cark $50 Fultons Charles G. Folsom,s
Fulton-seet Book Stand Branch Post Office Exchange
and the Bookstore corner of Broadway and Grand M II.
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Q3- THE METALLIC TABLET srnoy, for keePng ha19l'
IN pe,i.c, ORDER has bee constant for the 3ss
The following certificates from the most sciea,ihc sH'e'
men, published TO show their wotth.
From Gen james Tamadse, President Of the Amensaa
I.stitute. -
sanaders's Razor suop with aides CONFINES az
mifsbly all the requisites sharpen aud Sc, Rasor' WIN
tine aad smooth edge-ir real comfort possess 1t
New-Yorh November, 1871. JAMES T.LtaApef.
From NJ. Miiiiken Cutler the Royal Navy, ao straw
The Metallic Tablet ia It's use, simple having the ''
effect hone without using oof "a'e aaa u
tenth part Of the nr After five years tria eau RECON-
mend i, with pe.f.c, couddaoce. NJ M,ltkis
From Professor G.scom and Dr.. Valentine Mot-
George saunderss Improved Suop-Ws can iresn.s'.I
TO us value. The side which he calls the Metallic s0''
IS as far know, thing of his intfcdaeton nay
this country appears be excellent, conSenisn'
sue for hone, and operates the same principle -
does upon table knife, but with far greater 'noo'of''
Certainty; the unpleasant necessity OF OIL anp
10 asss; whet,ng The other three sides OF the s
extremely well finished fiat smoo,h and almost eiasus
serving the from tha, rourdnes of edge weieh
destroys its keeaness. J. GhiscoH'
Nav 10, 1927. VALENTINE Morn.
G. Saunders ard sold by G. Saunders s0n
Broadway.
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m Publishers aad Editors who have inserted The Pros
pec.us Of our works and have yet received the copies to
which they entitled requested 10 inform US oil '
manner in which they wish them forwarded We have az
ready sent of ali ,has we knew how to forward
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildings
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u A Picture of the DOMAIN OF THE SYLvN1,
ASSOCIATION, with view of its Edi6ce now in
progress of erection painted by It's President, T.
Whitley, may be seen IN the Broadway window
of Burgess & Stringer, corner of Broadway and
AIMS streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

III. is this day published by the Harpcrs. 1t
an excellent work.
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ur THE Works OF LORD Byron, (Moore's
edition,) No. Will, has Just been published by
Saxton s. Miles, 205 Broadway.
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ga SOBER INQUIRY or Christ's Reign with
his Saints Thousand Years Modestly asserted
from Scripture, together with the Answer to most
of those Objections which are usually urged TO
the Contrary-frst printed in the year 1866, now
reprinted from the second English edition, with
Preface and Notes; by Rev. JOHN LILLE has
lust been issued in neat pocket volume of III
papes. by Marks g. Co., 81 Grand.st.
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IL The ROVER of this week is embels he'd by
an engraving of The Little Visiter,' and con-
tains selected stories by John Mackay Wilson,
the Ettrick Shepherd, Miss Milford, Miss Lam
don, Seba Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Cakes Smith,
&c. &c. Surely these, to one who has time to
read them, ought to be worth sixpence
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JOSEPH AND HIS BROTHER; FRurr, OF Coon EoucA-
rIoS /: Tit SOUVENIR, TRANSLATED FRoai =.
FprScH Baltimore: JoHy lUaPHY, Printer and Pup'
Usher: New-York: E. DuSSIGAS, Isl Fultonstieet'
Mr.. Murphy has just published in that neatly
beautiful style SO characteristic of his Press lit
tie work under the above title; the subjects are
presented respectively in the colloquial epstolary
and narrative style, and are OF fine moral and
interesting tendency.
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-Members Of the last House.
or the Loco-Focos elected, Saunders, Daniel
and Arlington are for Calhoun and Mckay and
Reid for Van Buren,.
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u We were informed yesterday that Fitz.
patrick, the person who lost his life by being pre-
cipitated into the river, had taken his position
outside the car for the purpose of saving the ex,
pense of 125 cents that he would have incurred
by entering the apartment appropriated to pas
sengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-18

O. TYLERlsM DISPLAYED is the title of rather
amusing representation of John Tyler and Son
surrounded by swarm of Loco Foco ofice-beg.
gars who are plying them successfully with what
is entitled in the vulgate Soft sawder.' Tyler
ism, however, is too far gone to be laughed at
A. Donnelly, 2 Wall-street, is publisher.