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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

T STOUVENEL S CO.'S Mandatory of Cut and Plain
y GLASS every description Solar. Lard and Caphinc
Lanps warranted patterns c GrrDdolea Candelabr
Braket,. Chandeliers from twelve ight., Hall Lamps
and anters OF every patieru Fench China Lamps a.rrd
repaired and refnlshed equn We cell the 1enoo OF
county merchants and ohe-s ce and satisfy t.yr- in
regard 10 prices and quality Of nr1c!ea
Constantly on hand complete assortment OF ell Tie above
Glce r:cts anc cu ode All articles matched TO ever
;ai,sr: Fac.oTy No. 9 Cod street, NJ Y. Wholesale acd
Retail S;cfe No. JOHN A. IeeT Broadway.
auj4 ar.I+ j. S1OUVENEL & Co
IVORY BLACK-5o bbh for sale By
Il az2 i r RIEPiKER n CO 90 W;ll,r.,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

nR sPANGLER'S NElv GERMAN REMEDY tor orr the nc
Set Rheum and ali eTupo1s o ihe sHl1 ~eiieh'ec IN
every case 10 cure o. the noDer refunded. -
washington P's, vefe,abIe compound for purifying hs
"a Irst ~ JAMES uOYT. a Catharnc.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

LNASnIONABI.E BOOT AND SHOE STORE. GROSS &
4 BETrS 5S Futon a. one door East Of BrOndway. keep
on ma I'D a.ge o Boots and Shoes, mede 10 the
most fashionable style and o. the best materials ~ b. Made
order all deScriDOn OF Deots ind Shoes Fits walned
anu prces low to suit the time s4lf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY
OR INIT'I ATOYT IrNTINE ROOM

s47 BROADWAY, CORNER OF MuERAy-srRrrT
fSNHE OBJECT OF ths Institution IS 10 uipart thorough
i instruction IN bookkeeping. renmarship and CONNER!
cia Arithmetic, aud qualify Gentlemen io the practical
otthe desS Private ms .acon sven required. Rooms
open day and etorins.
| Member. the Mercanls Library Association are It
guessed to apply 10 the lh;aran Clinton Hail.
furnh tickets OF admission unts! the arrangement made witt
the Committee
!- References may be had al the Academy to BeoSkce
Merchants sHd Clerks who have een students during TIE
last nine year,
10; SALE loness Principles and Practice Of Bcoskeep.
ns Syo l2s This work adopted IN IN. first Academic -
s,uIions IN tbs country. Ii also rpubahed IL England.
and extensively intTcdycA! ;ho!.. o! 3,p-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

r EADER we sell th.ee shilling bottles; that you may
TINT this of the har humbugs oi the
e. 81 We expect you buy more Khan onc4
Iant't 10 poses the following qualities i viii 'oe uo halr
any pl where Nature inehdsd hair grow stop
falling oii eur. Scuri Dandru and make light red =,
grey ha sTo@ darz Fo the mar 'of and silky,
thing eIcertls tbs Il indeed the economical yet r-
peIio article made nar IL cheaper than the trash
called lis, and II keep the hair order with a-
picetion twice Is long tny other nrtic!e made.
soit-price or shilngs soilc-a The sign OF the
American Eagle q ChtthlEl- street. New Yora l Fulton
greet Brooklyn S,ste-tee Boston Ledger Buildings,
Ph,lanaIoh.r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

L.
ID town, n. Y,-WlLLlAN t. LYON, a, NJ. Inncipal.
Winter .ir' " November To thnse who
desire place nj Bo'rua t:ho the advantages Giet.
ell this lns;uon ecvfG Ia ii no. superior
1t has been IN Successful cTeoa ye2rs. The location de-
ghui aud eauh,ous. eent - ncce,s from The city.
The tdGce comnciious cCrlfo1be ethe play grounds
amulc lud disconnected iron Il village. Tine SOoerEmen,
is edceu but mild. resembling ,nt 1 We regulated Chris
ten family and bay scholars are received to counterac:
the salilary influence o! fdrnav ,rstH:ng.
The system instruction designed not merely toadvanco
and perfect me pup the branches studied bG. to develop
and instruct the judgment eneh.an the UNDERSTANDING
form the habits got moral and useful direction 10
the InclIauOnS.
Further particulars. including Catalogue Q Sudends ooi-
ons Of patrons. terms. &c. wil e found the crcu,r t
this yea DO had application at the Institute i>
Book Stores OF B2re and Wcfcd Astor House Braadwu.
from whence ao parcels re forwarded daily to The n't-
tuto: RGyuors. rs BoweIy.
Reference. BY 10 the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washing,on Irving. ESQ
Daniel Webster
Hon. Cuban T.. N.rpianck.
Capt. Alex Sldell Mackenzie.
Nathaniel HoImes Csc. farytown.
Zebedee Cook il. ESQ.
Wm. Cullen Bryant. ESc
Francis Hall. ESQ.,
George T. rrmble, New-York. City.
j. K. Van Rensselaer,, NJ. D.
Rev. Nathan Bangs, L. d.
Harper & Brothers. SS 6weodc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

p ICH'S IMPROVED PATENT SALAMANDER
~ SAFE-N ofy well fire end thief proof
The following ce:tcae, from OF the most respects be
merchants and Others the OF Ssw. Orleans essbxhes
their h5o proof qualities beyond ri doubt:
| the Sea Bi1i.
The Sas: MAS paccd - furnace at 10 minutes after II
O'Clock A n and rsnall tafce sous constantly
posed n the mos intense sat could he created by the
of pic pine and cottonwood II thea taken the
OF NJ ch agent IN tbs city and opened when they iourd
The, the contents were nethr burned sco;c5 and
ths wood work bore apps OF having been eIpossd
to fire.
The undersigned convinced that this Safe vas subjected
10 gIeatc1 he than coui pOs cNis; the burning OF shy
bn,idng an this city, however combus,ibls its contents and
thy therefore have hesitation saying that Eichs SAFES
eninen secure the risk OF me- unde. any crcus,
stances whatsver
Sgw-ORLEANs. iSh June. 1874.
Jerome B. Ballard. Master OF steame, Sea Bird
John Hoey, Fire Inspect. OF Western Marns End
Fire Insurance Company
Thos. X. Cbenowith. Joseph Grnnt
X. McG:ssor, J. n Staufer.
a. c. Labau. Benjamin 3. Cook,
One OF customers %eQ Of Rchs Safe,
although the burglar hsG eight hour Ty hi. sk, or
the lock.
The above Ssiss are sold in this city only by
4. 4. MARVIN. Agent for the Aaprfsc.urcrs
SO yc 1885, Wafer stree,
n NIIITIS-DIrTf>HED AND
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

4 SPLENDID IND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE E FOR
THE GROWTH .4ITD RESTORJfTJO.T
TO BE4CTIFY. DRESS CLEAN IND SOFTEN
THE HUMAN HAIR,
And o,hcroe improve and rende. sptend ornament
hofns toy,t 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

vITIIp'S CASTOR OH. CANDY IS fast taking the
w nca Of the old way OF ung-hns NJ tas,e n ne oi
and a the effect of H. 49, cents package sold only at
45i Bro ;oIYay. nsor Grand. '-'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

- A DESlKABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE TO
A LET-On the 9Th Avenue and 5lst street. containing
l3 Rooms, and Closets and Panes, finished IN modern
si,Ie Win narbe an,es folding Doors and
or genee family the windows upon the piazza and
h c:een Venetian blinds Attached carrGge house and
rnrjcn TIE situation healthy and pleasant. The kncker-
cser stages continue their line the sih Avenue the
Cottage Asu the Mgnhatanve stages leave the Cy Hall
syary hour during the day The low good tenant.
Apply on the premises, to MOTT & BROTHERS, I'm
poers Watches &c Nassau ST. Possession given the
frs, ri November. ola
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

BOARDING SCHOOL. FOR A0YS-Ncw.:;anaan Sem
ESrury Ct-J0!;g OsBoRH .rncipai--Number OF Pupl''
limited p twen,ye.us Sl3U yer Crculas be Oh
taucd OF .icrr g. 8 Web ~ f,rand-s,rpet John Dmon,
ss7 iivpaon street Siins Luaa james 'eei Dun
comb Iowery; K. Bach 30 CCcDrstree, brooklyn. TIE
Principal DC GS per:sIec where circulars ss
,nny be obtained. o& Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

CloeRrCd.
Chip Jane Ross Culthea Savannah, B, eager.
hnSs Exce Smith, Savannah, Stuges Cleemcn: George
Yetss, Charleston, Geo Sutton
sshs A.hland Bradley. Kingston, Jan, Banker & PLACE
JWainwrght. Lewis. st Augustine, Z Fosdick s. Co. WI
giaan, Worth, Richmond, Allen 4 Paxson-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

-, FOR SALE OR LEASE-The Cotton Mil q. Pei.
IA ,erzon X J. known as the Carroll Mil: ics-the:
with he machinery he l9i ct lend, .ans r ~ ~, ,se
thick walls sore. high and about 10 et long aac % ie
vide TIE land We. stunied and ether oudlnss m NAY
and can be delivered on ,hech January ncI when ne e
sent lea Sc e1pire Apply q, PareTon 70 Ihomai
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

n r.rzs "a. STATEN ISLAND FERRY foot OF
r ar--lS lSWhehnll-st street On ard after Monday,
Sept SQb. tse boat will run rs follows until
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29
TO BE LET.

L. TO O.N.aJiUE4CTURERS:
60 TO BE LET-tOT Ona u more yens. the nrge, well
lighted, and very strong three story and ATTIC brick
bnnp on The - corner OF 81 Avenue and l4.h
there nfr five floors Of 90 SIN by "A deep each with
yard and sheds. occupied piano Orte manuncnry
annIy NJ 81 Wa,er.st o2i lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-29

i.eaye New York at g. II. A. NIX, 81, p. NJ.
staten Island s. TO- A. M.-l9]s. ~, 5,P. NJ:
E Al Goods shipped must be particularly markes and
n ,hn rick The ov,nerI thereof 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
.TuE WING BLACK TARIFF.

The Locos never f,l [says the Hartford
Journal To abuse the "Blaok Ta,if" OF 1919;
but no sooner is it shown that all the o',lec-
lions they urge against it are without ioun-
da,ion, and that 1t is productive OF immense
good 10 the country, rcviving its paralyzed
industry, and restoring general prosperity
no sooner is this done. than they turn round
and claim TO be lis best friends Oh yes,
they say, the Tariff was passed by demo
cratic" yo,es-if our Members OF Congress
hadn't voted for il, the law would never have
passed. &c. TO be sure, when the bill was
first brought forward, one Loco in the House
voted for il! But no matter for that. with
our new Tariff Free Trader! He Can he
Tariff or no Tariff, ",o sui, customers" To
"shut up" such chaps, and there are not a
few of them in this State, we recommend our
WhiG friends 10 read to them the following
extract from one Of their own papers, the
New York PlcJeian of Monday morning, the
I'd of Sept. 1874;
"The Courier occupies a column and a
halt to prove that the country is indebted to
the Wing party tor the present Tariff |!
Now this is little too bad; 10 waste so
much ink and paper to prove what is uni
versry conceded. Not ten honest, scnsi-
bic men can be found in the Uuion that de-
MES but tina, the present Tariff is a Wing
measure, out and out The Wigs framed
and passed the present TIrtF BiiE and lis
scit results and effects (if there are any,
must be ascribed TO them as a partu True
some few democrats voted for it, not because
they approved Of it, but they gave their
reasons, which it it is not necessary now to
refer to-; and some few Wings opposed it,
But it is, as the Courier says, pure Wing
measure; whatever protection it affords TO
manufacturers isl Wing bounty. II the
Merimack & other wealthy manufacturing
companies makes dividends of from 20 to
40 per cent per annum. thew should feel
grateful to the Wings Of the last Congress,
and the party that sustained them.
II there is a Democrat in the Union, who
has been deceived into the belief that the
present Tariffs Democratic measur let
him be undecevcd let the paren,age of the
present Tariff be daily acknowledged
Jet him assist the Courier in removing all
doubts as to the origin of the present infa-
nous law, that is fast destroying q matioms
industry, and if continued will lead 10 the
dissolution ofthc Union.
Tothc great body afthc pcople-the Ia
boring classes, the farmers and mechanics
he looks for relief The farmers have taken
the matter into their own hands, and are
determined to erase from the Nations
Statue Book The Tariff If 1912"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

~ C'sr srl 7 eiihahurstn ior cor lead :,
4nj 81 50 Ger can kss > aaa Arm fsfcif''.
i've Whif cause M. h. triumpsaHs "a
- rinbsf uctt a Jrsdcr' q q ffa
esd 1ctsrai1fl VA aT-G I sios.d be
lecnsni 70 Every rfiBc lrlc ioh,risa f'orn =
n1iue fsihcf, weff no; y Hing 70 DO bsi.
ne - iarnf Il Anrrisas Wkig pripefgir,
-ui - opposition 10 enc ScafA - the dcsecn.
lr 'bc nraish 1oins o. tio' efa. and
ih,ir ptiHe,pics, whatever The gsib may
assume
hwiil gige inc great plca'nrc 10 avail my.
III n the eaTli's opportunity IN my power
70 vi.R ycur hrnuilul and ho.p:'atle city.
and IN renewing nv aequaninnce wih her
..,i-as~r pa,liolr. rui -alisr' sons
man, ~ whom have hal the b0nor Of
knowing under moa trying circumstances
hmm, gc-,l mcp. most respectfully,
Your mos, obclien, s"r,'t
y l. CLlNCH
To Nc-s II \ Gambler, L Russei, l
= Sr"hts, 5 Rose, a s. Wighelc Goa
uai,f, &c
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
From The Wing Gathering Ram.
LOCO FOCO GLORIOUS VICTO-
DIES for lSi1
RES for 1874.

CoNNEcTIcuT-Las, year Loco, this
year Wing Glorious Vietoryl!
VIRGINIA Last year Loco, this year
Wing Glorious Victory
NORTH CARoLINA-Last election Loco,
this year Whig-Gi0rious Vietory!i
INDIASA--Last year Loco, this year
Whig-Glorious V,eloryl
ILLINOIS Last year Loco, this year
The slme-GLoriors VictC-Vl
kENTupK--Lasty year Wing, this year
tie same -Glori0us Victory
Missouri Last year Loco, this year
DoUBTFuL-Giorious Tletory INDEED
TO which we may add:
VERmoNT-No choice for Governor
last year, this year Wing Glorious vieto-
ryl
MAISE-Lasl year Loco, this year tie
same Glorious Vicioryi2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

LocoFoco REJoicINGs. -Whor-ra Whor-
rah Who ercr heard the like fetch out
the biggest kind Of guns--ring the loudest
bels-lieht up the largest bonfres, and give
US a specimen of the TALES, kind OF shouting
Who ever heard the like The Dutch have
taken Iolland'-without the least resistance
on the part of the people Of the latter nation I!
The 'Coons' are now essentially used up
Maine. zone of the heretofore most reliable
Wing States" has now Gust az they expect
ed) gone agin 'em'-Democracy is in blaze
of glory, and each ocoloco is in a state Of
perfect extacy.
Nothing can exceed the apparent delight Of
The Locofocos. in view ofthis frs. CLEAN Of
sunshine that has for many day shot across
their lone and desola,e and dismal PATH
The salsfa ciion expressed by the boy, who,
meeting gentleman in The road, straigh,en-
ed back and proclaimed that he'd go, a shr, .
was some,hing-bui nothing, compared to the
manifestations Of delight with which the Lo
cos now now cry ou,-',oe're got state
We do like to hear our Locofoco friends
crow oocasionally-thai's fact-and we
cheerfuly surrender what faint hopes we ev-
er had of Maine, Tor the pleasure we have had
for the few past days, in witnessing their Sc
riouS efforts 20 appear JoyfW.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
'rHE CONTRAST

rNiScirL Vsor rHr \
NtHtrsS wutG ranfy,
!. \ anh To, revenue
and fnt the protection Of
homc Industry.
=, prtrtbuiion of the
pro- ccds al the public
i,n,ls foe the benefit of,le
States.
,. a sound currency II
nniform value 'hrouehcu,
the cuunity.
! a careful regard frt
he Interests 81 the people
aud proper legislation Ia
pfomole tho general pros
pcrity.
. The Union rs il is,
until Il can be economi.
cally. pe'ccably. and con T.
siiiuiionally extended.
g Scpcfation of ihc
sword aud putsr The
puhlic treasure from the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
Polk against The Tariff

uFThe following extract from Speech
delivered by JAMES X. POLK before tho
people of Madison County. on the Sd day of
Aprii, 1913. will show that he IS and al~ays
has been, an uncompromisiug opponent Of a
pRnTrcTiyE TARiTF
.sThe difference between the course Of the
Political Party with which he Ma. Nit.
ros Rnowrl acts aud myself j.. Whilst they
are the advocates of Distribution and "a
Protective Tariff Measures which j COM
stdcr tuipous to the Interest orthe Country.
and especially To the interests Of the Plant-
ing stntcs-I have steadily aud nj all times
opposed both.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

rtiNetrtts -
nhiri.H TORY 49,
! Free ttaoe g.,
. pea "a, Of iir,;i,h mas,
iactutots.
:, Relocation oftb.,..
coed. 81 the publ, - ~,
'oI he benefit OF leg ur v,'
> Hard none, 70, ii.
"lhre h"i''crs aal ,.s ~, w
"ey for the people wv
|. y The people ,,c,..
too much from Go, ,Pe'
incnt--'L.et tie e.o ,i'
take care Of themsl,.''
the Uo'etnmcn, MILL,
eatc OF iisell.' ''''
. lmmod.a,e ci,,t,..
'ey'tdicss of the Con,r'
tuition aud of cunseo.,,.''
lces--''e p,trcni 81 a.,
10000, to pureas,. =,
war ~rh Tetrs.
and sword. f'"o
= A corps Of ,co m,
office holders, and ,,, Wv
dug army Of 200 ooo m ~,
,prople. VOC
| q Frequent rc.c,,
'he veto posr thu, ',
The popular willm,,n,,.'
Sod by Congress. F''''
liz ol'ice holder, c,p,c.
yea aud required to NJ,
a" Their influence IN h,
nan OF all tie p,wen,S,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

The Nashville Union, the organ OF Polk
and Jackson, holds the following language
1--WE wish il borne in mind. Inst the OPP
pressive Tatiff of 1912, has been condemn
Cd Nv prerv tr,,e Hcmocrat. and by nome moro
decidedly Than Mr. Van Brren THAT IIs
ARE VIEWED WITH Alb
HORRENCE BY GOVERNOR POLK a
ALI. HIS FRIENDS WE NEED MOI
REPEAT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
LETTER FROM GEN cLlNcH.

IS LETTER FROM GEN CLlNCH.
The following Ieiier from Gcnera. Drs.
~ l. CLlNcn 10 the Wings Of Macon.
Georgia. ~Hl be read With interest bv
very true lover OF The Uaioa
RETrGE PLANTATION
NANBrS CoUsry JuLy
lENrLEAHN | have had the hone- IN re-
ave yoae favor u the 18Th ali. iof,,rnioo
.e ihll | bal becn elected an boaor,,,
'uhef 81 abe "lour Mons Clay Chi
Bob Coapiy, which hoaor | sccen
, FAcesufc Tor this mark o( resn,,r
area'on 7ul ~ the iurher erprcssio,
i"ei' 'onti'nco ,nwy iVAig y,iscisie,
a--} UR Het1ialicf to ycn aal II. rous'
~ TIE ncnbers OF the eldb. nv mo-
ee'e'y fa'ial ani profound acknoN
nsn'A No ole err have 4 more hun
fT-H''s q their abiiny n ,.rvo a
'N N NIFTY whose prine;p'ss arr .
'ios-'r ti'H'Ned r. IN an he lrsd;,, iu,s
.s' oar i.'-reA ooa-,rv ,hsu r1,.elr
ani - ll.'y aware tha m, --.,-b No.
nj is'-i q ih@ t,sAar,s srs e..-sosev
ms olm"'ors friends fof ne hsnot h.,
recessed ~ dor hsnis 'hsn - any mo
II og ovr -.r. oere- er'- 49,,
fa, insnis sDd ielioN euisens ,aat .,
"Ht- &c posvsT rs ik~ GiFsr q al Good
ms mercy has iboaeia proper 10 beFor
.e 'iaH a. 81 Gafi aAf safcy aH {
-szTaEcsf Be Ceeo,cd g. ~ bes ir,er,
Hosr eoarnn corGlfv. sni IN sust. inl
a, s'nni Anef.ssa pfiasiylss Of the gr
shis paHg ofilie Union
wHh s',ch palsir!es and wih .
.s0y gfiei Pa,risif ax2 "r,c'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

Maine. pendng the recon, oicehon w '"''
s's,e nili .arow liule light on this mat
Ter. n tsn
CyxrtrmEx-W are in the midst OF
one of,hc hottest battles that we ever iousht
and Heaven only knows what viii be The
result, Oar opponents are Hsiag ~o"cp
l,Lo water. They have 10 confidence 10
,hrir principles, bu, rrly on bribery nna
corrurion. We have have host OF nd
verse Influences to conicnd with, bot the
Nors, of,hcm all is monry II we arc oe'
Cca,ed it must no, dishoaricn our friends CTS
where. They have only TO work The mar,
der. I, is impossible tina, the L'ocos snon,u
have none, to use so proiusely all through
the country as they have used It here, un,
less ,hrv carry the lamp OF Aladdin u
the Whics arc defeated IN Maine, you
must sound the alarm. and let 1t ring
throughout the land, tina, 1t has been done by
the magic Of British Gold, furnished By the
New York Agents CT BRUSH Capital ISIS
and British Manufacturer. Yours truly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

nFMr. Robert Owen, the father Of Rob
cit Dale Owen, has sailed from London
with the intention Of spending the remain
der of his days in this country Rober,
Owen has figured largely as Relormer
OF mankind, but with very questionable snc-
cess -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
A DrspATcm rBon THE CONVENIENT

II IITST n VI U bV" II TE N'"' U =" " = II
OF Texas The Alexandra (ted RlyeD
Republican of last Saturday says;-"We
understand that courier extraordinary ar'
rived at Fort Jtsup on "Wednesday WIN
communication from Prcsidenl Houston To-
the commando ofthlt past, i Was deem
of sufficient importance TO be forwarded to
Washington by expnss"-Ihs dispatch
in all probability rclatcrio The 'hre2ienoa
Ale1isaR Invasion ofIbe iet'liofy o. iekasy
n o. Bulletin, jh iust
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

Ths1drig,-The laieNashvllle Polk 3Dal-
las convention passed long string of reso-
lui.ons In, said mol one pOrd about The Tariff
How rery much attached 10 it the party mus!
ha
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
VINO CONGRESSIONAL Cosvrsr,

Who CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Wing Convention for the goth Con
grcssional District held at PanesvIIe on
the 9Th inst, nominated the Hon. JOSHUA
r. GrDDINGs for reelection Milh great
unanimi,y. Mr.. G, will be elected by an
overwhelming majority.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

The LADIES CoMPANIoN. We should
have acknowledged the receipt Of the Sep
TENDER number Of this excellent Magazine
in our last From the appearance, and The
contents, Of this number, we mark a deci.
ded improvement, in this heretofore popular
work. The engravings are of high or.
der and especially the view Of "Lake See
Hoo aaiTemple Of lie 1Suadsring asiada,
from the Yale Of TomLS-a Chinese
scene, is most beautiful The reading mat,
ter Of this number. is also good and alto.
gether superior to ,ha, usually found in
works Of this order. II w. Herbert. Ing.
graham, w c. Simms, Lieut. Panen
Miss Embury, Mss Goull, MrsElliot, SC.
&c. are the contributors to this number.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
FaPMERS LOOK HERE

1.-THE Wool-Growers consider the duty
upon foreign Wool as important TO their pros
prtiiy THIS opinion is founded IN error! =
flames X. Polk
"Mv opinion is TINT WOOL should BE- duty
feer- James X. Polk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

The corrupt bargain between John Tyler
AMI The Locoiocos is being fulfilled. The
whole patronage Of Tie Executive is brought
to the aid Of Polk. II won't save him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19

How TO DIE EAsy.-A few we, Ks aro
Mr. w. p Chiffon, the grca, Wig Of
Talladesa (Alabama) related ar anccdo,c
before the Clay Club which exhibited a
correct idea Of the Democratic rominn,ion
a, Baltimore Mr. Chiffon said tia, Ger.
tain Du,chman had a sick son BY the nnmc
of Jacob. "Dat he physic Shacob mi, de
physic of all the doctors, and Shncob 90, no
better fast, but began for TO die bnt could no,
die nodJer for the phvsic So Shacob he
struggle hard, Blu, could no, die so sent
for de fodder sort OF doctor, and he como
and give Shacob some Poke 100, tea and
Shacob died so easily right off dat no
body knew it,"
So with the democratic party, Said Mr..
Chiffon. They were diving hard Il, Bali.
more, grasping for breath and in fit of
desperation took dose Of Poke root tea,
for the purpose of dying easy.The medicine
will have the desired effect the party are
now dying so gently, under the operation
of the Poke root drink, that, like Jacob, no.
body will know when their breath is gone
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
MAINE ELECTION.

This State has probably done for the Lo-
cos, anil, unlike them under such circum-
stances, we shall not attempt to deny it. In
1872 ii will DC recollecied that this Stale
went against Us by 10000 majority, land even
IA 1870 we carried it for Gen. Harrison by
crly tew hundsed votes. Therefore we
are uoi in the least disappointed in the result
OF the present contest. Mr. Severance OF the
kennebcc dstdc, is the only wing elected to
Congress Dunlap Coco) is reelected in
the I'd district; Iiamiin 0oco) in the 9th:
MIGRATE Qoco) is claimed by Q 10 500 maj
in the Ain; and Williams Qoco) by an uncer-
tain Iajoriiy in tie 7,h; the 5,h uncertain
aad 10 choice in the isi district.
TIE following is the state of the rate 70,
Governor rs far as heatd, and which embra.
Is returns from 2ii iowns:
/ or Aadersoa {Loco) 36,i0l
Robinson {Whie) 1896
YhiId party and scattering 4-3i2