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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

bcrbare Sur.-l llnperbeiItrs
lid,e Grunfenboloe ftsett man IN Nuslano in
ein perfdloGenes 3immer, 9isbt ibncn icoiel
SranoD init 9Sa1er uermiidt ais iie perlau'
gen, ebenfo qSein, Bier, @affee &C., aber als
les nit srpri Crittel Brandy nermifd,t, uno
alles @iIen ,piro 9leidfnlls in Brandy se'
taibt, 70 bas ter arne Sd,elm teifdneis
naB unb bctrunfen 1T. 9Im fiinften Gage
cieier Sur befomn1t or eiuen bseeuteneen
2Ibid,eu gegeu leinrn 9ietestrunf uno Der,
laugt cine anoere Gidt, Teld,e man linn jes
ccdl nitt erIauben oarf. Scbalc er ober
Wrocr 3rinfen nod G6en min, aIsbann in CT
Gderlid, furirt uno bat einen fcld,en 9bideu
per Sranrp cas fhcn ceden ttoeer slnblid
ihm libel madt -9lcp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

HF Ter 2eras. .9raetat fol- pte es heist
bcrctts unterffrieben iuoroen fsin, urb fol-
rem Senat CUR 3atifcatiou sUrselest rper'
cen, ictato bic notbi9en Oocumente ertalten
iperben fbnnen. prefoent 3Dler unb iein
rcucr Staats Secretdr Scbn 6. Calhoun
fcllen fd oeeweaen nculidp 9esanft haben.-
Sbne stpeifet miro 2eras ia Die llnicn auf'
aenpmmeH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

SIR i'm auslanbe borne
Sranen - Sn Der Gircuit Court bon
Heu ycrf entfd,ise am ocrIesteu Samitag
Der 9iitter Sent, nas cine im 2Iusldno eebcrs
ne, nno nid,t uaturaIifrtc 2 Srau, fein @is
9entbum crerben fam, fclbff ipcnn Cd ihr Don
ibren Ghemann permadlt rporoen m. 9Bcls
len bic in cem alten Meltlheile gcboruen Das
men benz Rid,ter Scni nitt cine Danfaebref
fe nberfenben
Gun f6unen bic Gbrfrancn ben 8trftpen.
onnqsn ihrer Satin NIT G,emiitberube ,ulc,
hrn, reun mas bilft bas Spareu, fe iclen
ndd 0iid,ter Sents 9Infft bed, nidts erbeu,
oaher III es tei1er, bae Der Wann benet
ma fein fonneuo u a di a 8
nod beiesbsssiten brand, I
Hempf,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24
@rO6c 2lrt NOfnnnfacfnr.

Sn @cGIinspilIe, i'm Staat @cnurcticnt rts
tpd Is Weilen bon Nartfprb, III cine 9rt
Ranufactur, bic Geben Wcrfitdttcn bat, tpels
die 3u ben oeritieoenen @erfabrunssarten
beffimmt ftnc, Die cine 9Irt ;u untcr9eben bat
bic lte fir ben Wdrft bcrett iii. Oarin wer'
crH eiu tnncert unc fiinf uno bierSi9 Mdns
ner beifdfti9t, bic jecen Gag ad)t bunbert
:Icrte perfcrti9eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24
Die @u9Iifhe "Yorf @a;ettc" tbeilt fcl'
aenec betrlbte 9fadridlt NIT

9enoc betrllbte 9fadlrldlt NIT
Sn Der pcrlesten Sreitass 9iad,f, un9efdbr
Inn llbr, Duree Die Sd)cucr oes 0rn. 6 as
COB s. c, in Wandeffcr gaunfd,ip, an
Der Sarri6burs Straee, ungcfdtr % ellen
bon Ycrf, adnSIif burd Seuer ;erifort. =
Sein @crluif Niro auf 8 bis 1000 1hoIer 9e'
ftdst. Vferbe, uno Is bis 20 Gid 3inbs
pieb famen in cen Slammen um, 70 fpie aud,
4 bis 500 Snfdel @etreiec, nebf ciner
Guantitdt Socu uno Strch pertranntcn.
Soerr Safe lag CUR 3eit tss Eroubes frauf
Narliicper uno fonnte bon feincm @isenthum
in rsr Sdeuer nidltS retten, inceiien gelang
eS ocn Siad,barn biz s pferes berauS 30
fregen, alIcin mehrcre tericltcn finb I'd mer
pcrbronnt. Die Gntitcbuns tes Seners it
untcfannt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24
@>a~>&A-&ts S5NsM ~

Shred de prbtbat.-9ep
Werebitt bon Soct Sprius 60 Nrfanfds, bon
mebren Silrsern perfcl9t, neil er iein nit Ses
idla9 belestes @isenttum fortSufd,affen lud,'
te, erfdlcB ben q. Wc@cY. Spitsr feitse,
ncmmen, wuroe ct III Sobn 2rrmmels S,aus
9cbrad,t unb Lefpadt, UNI bes anbern 2ases
nab cem Sauntp SefdnsniB ssftidt 81 iper'
ben.
Der cine @ddlter be9ab iId, sesen 9lbent
aus eem Gunner, uno Iies ben @cfan9enen
NIT benz anbern Wdhter, benz bcdbejatrteH
Sobn 5rrmmea alIein, eiefer gins, ea isin
@amerab ibm su Ian9e ausbIieb an bic 3bir,
I'm mad, jenem at lsben. pl6slidb fprang
Der 9lrrcffant auf er9rif eas 9ewetr ieincs
98ddters, fhce ihn niecer uno entfcb. -
Der Sd,us mar t6bteno.-Temrfrat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24
6ut SSeucS /!

sF Die 8eieessSuns bat sinen Sefhhe
paeirt, I'm fid, auf ben 29iten sipril 81 Der.
fasen. Gies 1T fpirflid eines Der beften 9ieils
isfeiten Die fpir fir einen lan9en 3eitraum nn'
firm Qefcrn ufittbeilen fpHutrR.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

"Bir itattcn ben Serren 6. s. Worris
ilne W. s.. Senfs, Wit9liecer ees @cnsreis
fec, anb Waj. StrcuB BON Der Staatss9e'
fsBssbuas unisrn Danf ab, fir hbsrlanotc
Wid)tiqe Dccumente.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

@efangen @utfebe
Der frllbere prdfoent Der pbonirbanf in Cos
Iumtu6, cerr Wartin, plrbe am Scnnfa9e
pcr ad,t Iagrn mad, Der Staei ins @efdHgs
mig gebrdd,t, nm nddften Rai Dor bic Sns
prsms Court geffsat ju rpsrben. Man sfanbt,
ode &aiter fId) auf siucm Gfeamfr am /.
Oadrj nad) garrpa einscfdifft babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

We6I. - Gin eH9Iifdsr @tsmifer Ras
mens 1bcmpfcu bat rcrfd,isbene Mettarten
nnterfud,t, nm bic rclatipe Guautitdt esf
nabreucen SeftanbtbeiIe bsrfcIben ;R ermiss
tcIn. Diefe llnterfndun9 hat er9ebsn, bag
bas amcrifauifds Webl III prcseut mebr
Tabrun9sifpf sntbdlL ais boS Mcbl bon
@noaRb Huo aHocrR eRrcpdilfsn einbern.
Santa 2Inua bat auf Siriprnd,e bes sIn,s,
ritanfden 9clanoieir, @enerats 3bcmrfcn,
n u { 9cfargrrcr 2erdnsr freigractcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24
S,oeb elm ebrenpotles Sements.

Sn eil,er Su SapSpcrt, Suntiusccn @auns
to, pcr SlurScm 9ebaltsnen 6ffentIiden 8er'
Ianmlung, trat Wajor Wia NJ SO / T.
liam 8 ucn NolIoapsburg, ein rcrbin als
cifrises uno sinluereid,es WitSlieb Der ecfo'
Gcfc partbei wohlbefanuter perr, berpcr
nno ertbeilte aus frsiem 9lntriebe benz Cha
rafter uno ben @isenfdaften icines alten
Sreunees, @eneral Sofepb @arfle
lciu 3eu9nis. Gin 3sugnis, rpie cieies. tpeIs
dies oon einem Wanne aus9citeat ipirb, Der
bis jest nit Der @e9en partbei es gebalten
bat = Der Gin GbrenuenbeS nno fllnfclubes
eiht" in itrer Witte mar = Der emf bel ibr
in eiiiem febr boben sInfebcn ifano - III eer
9lnfjeihnun9 mertb unb mir be9en fcinen
3peifeI, eae unfere eeler nit uns oarin ilbers
einffimmen fpsreen, caB es nid,t ipeni9cr
rabmIidl fir ccnjenigen Serru III, peIder cs
Dem ipadsrn alten 8rieger uno StaatSbilr'
ger, bon benz Cd lpritt ertbeilte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

Gmpfinblihfeit.- = Der @Iass
qcp Courier erSdblt fclsence tra9ifhe 8ege.
tenbeit: Dor eini9sn 3assn icOIte bic 3cd,s
ter eiues ad,tbarcn Sducrs aus QIud,ncairn,
eiucm Cprfe brei Weilen pon eamlaib, al
cincn jun9cn Wann aus elmer eben 70 angeie'
benen Samilie perbeiratbet tperoen. Ger
Srauuugstag fam, nuo cs murbe, fpic es
bcrtcn @ebraud, III, ein Gapalcace cin9ela.
ben, Tim benz Srduti9am, her etira Is Wri'
len cntfernt ,pclnte, cntaescn Su rcitcn. -
Ter Worseu ,par itiirmilt,, peswe9cn Gd,
bios ereiSreunoe eiufauocn. Die Sraut, oa.
rurd beleici9t, fcnnte ben @eoanfen nidt
eriraaen, ba6 rur cine 70 9crinae slnsabl ib'
rem finfti9eu @emnhl in gmpfan9 nehmcil
fpIte, unb um 70 ipeniger, tpeil Ge ipustc,
tas feline Seslrituns sabIrcid, ieiu piirce.-
Shr @cmiitb mar 70 fehr er9riffen, RAE bic
junqe unb blitbencc Sraut nod, Gcrmitta9
Yerriidt wuree. Der Srduti9am unb feline
Se9leiter famen an, iIe wicerisste fd, abcr
ieber Bite uno fd,Iu9 jeben Croft aus. Die
id,redlid,e 8ranfbcit nabm iu, bic Ole &rdf'
te erlfopft naren, uuo AIN pprigen Sreito9e
nurce oas falte @rab ibr Srautla9er. -@iu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

Ger electro ma9netifte Telegraph bes
prcf. Mcrle spiid,cn Waftiu9tcn uno Sals
timcre piro nod Dor cem Sdluee Der jesi'
gen @cugres Sibuu9 ocllerbet werben: -
Cir bieher an9riielltcu @eriufe NIT eirSels
nen ferti9cn Gheien, lafcn feincn 3peifel
lbrig, baeeie @rtnoun9 beng 9ehrgtcu Grioar.
tun9en cntlpridt. cu tpeniaen Sefunoen
fam mau oann in Saltimrre widcn, mas in
Wafhn9tcn oor9cbt.--ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24

@efdbrIthcr Grauf.--9lm Der,
fcfeneu Wontde perfdaffte fid, Elm jdhrt;
9es Sino ees Sorn. QSiliam Wajor Al Yctts.
pilIe, in benz Stcbr leiurs 8aters, 3ugana III
elmer 6anuc ,prrin Samphine cecr peinGhl
fur eamper, aufbeplhrt purte, uno tranf
aus oerlclbcn. Saum hattie oaS &ino 9etrins
fen ale Cd nnfin9 tramfbafe SDmptcme al
;et9cu unc gegen bic Wutter lief peld,e fId
CUR 3cit alIeiu i'm Stcbr bcfanb. Ole rief fcs
gleid, Inn SonIfe nno man id,idte alsbalb nad
Cr. S,albsritabt wslder fam unb mlt Oiilfe
eiucr Wa9cnpumre eas Sehi snttrnte. =
YBie mir ueruebmen fol- eas Siiue inter au.
ter pacae jcBt pieber auf ocni 18e9e Der Sei,
icruug ieia uns man bat Sorffnnng bas es ipies
Der 9enelen ,pcree. @lteru Die fleine Stineer
haben, iperoeu ,pobl tbun ber9leiden Subs
itauicn auser bcm 9irid, berfrlten ;u balten.
Nreibeit6p.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-24
csnfrhh eOHnrf(e

sIn bic Serrsn 9. cnrtSborn, 9omnfenb
oaiues, s. 9i. @oie, Scbn oanfou uuo Sobu
slailpn, &c. Scmmittse.
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

CRAWFORD TO- lnd Aug. Z, ISL
Herewith is transmitted all the election news
collected up TO this morning. Orange and Craw
ford for Senator, Houston Miller, Loco. Foco, BY
about 70 msjority. Whitcomb's majority las,
August a56-Whig gain lSs. Joel vandeur,
Loco Fcco Representations Ofange-no Wing
running. Crawford County, j. R. Brown, Leo
Foco, over Sloan, Wing by SO majority. Local
questions governed. Mr.. Brown is pledged to
vote for Wing q. S. Senator in case his ICraw.
ford) County gives her vote for Henry CLAW,
which is certain.
In Harrison County the Wing Ticket has pre-
vailed throughout BY increased majorities. WI.
son and Leslie, Wing, elected Represen ,atires.-
Perry Co. j. B. HaIkely, Wing, is certainly elect.
cd; so that in the Counties of Orange and Craw.
ford the Wings have lost one Senator and have
gained three Representatives in Harrison and
Perry Counties Yours, Us.
P. S.-This moment received alp from Van.
derburg, Gibson, Pike, Dubois-Loco. Foco en-.
tire. Mail waiting. Us.
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Revolutionary History-The Folks.

Revolutionary Eistory-Ine Folks.
RALEIGH. Aug. 9th, lsA.
To the Editor Of the Tribune.
In your paper of the 9Th inst there Is, under the
head of" Ezekiel Polk again. and in The statement
of George Alexander Il mistake so great that can
only account for il upon the suppositon of
in the press, by which William is printed instead
oi E7ekiel-to those knowing the lae Col. William
Polk the error is plain-the error | complain of
commences thus =" After this William Polk, as
soon he could be removed with safety" &C.
the obvious construction is that Col. William Polk
was wounded-remoyed 10 Meckenbure, farmed
there, accumulated property and took protection
from CORVALLIS. All this maybe true of Ezekiel
Polk-but not one word OF IL Is so as 10 Col. Will
liam Polk, excepting the fact OF his being wounded.
cennot say that Ezekiel Polk never was wounded
but ] never before heard Of it. Col William
Polk was wounded in more places than one. At
the battle of Germantown he was shot in the mouth
when threatening 10 sabre file OF men who
vered-but after he entered the service he never
returned to Mecklenhurg, and pursued the avOca-
ton OF peace US long as the war conIinued-at its
close he was i'll command of regiment in the
regular army. No human power could have ln-
duced kir. 10 take proiee lion from Corvallis
Col. William Polk my next door n-ichbor
for twenty years-his sons now reside in Tennessee,
and may not the objectionable parag raph.
was in the habit OF frequent intercourse with him,
and this vlndcation OF him from a charge which
would almost make him move in his grave, is due
from me, especially hen he, who perhaps was in
personal bravery and untiring devotion his prin
ciples, excelled by OF the bold spirits OF that
day has, in these latter days of ours, been assaulted
aud vfed as British Tory, because he was the
firm and uncompromisng advocate of those prin-
ciples which were advocated by Washington and
Hamilton, and opposed by Jefferson and Burr.
Very respectfully yours, w. p. DkvEREUN
O. The statement of George Alexander re-
fcrred to was made to bolster up the character of
Ezekiel Polk, and coniounds him and Col. vii
liam Polk very clumsily if not knavishly. Every
reader of it perfectly understands, however, that
it was Ezekiel and not William Polk who took
Protection from CORVALLIS. Ed. Trib.
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Tb,prsin Philadelphia.

Correspondence PaILpxLruIA. AugustB
Ho, HENRY A NUHLENBkKe.-on OF me
Conductors OF The Reading train OF cars has justin
.,,,aa me- thar the fun raj OF Mr.. Muhlenberg did
40, ,ats nlace this morning, as II was lntendeo,
from the fact that about IL O'CLOCK previous ~
closing the coffin, he assumed his ha''"' eo'o' aHu
e1hiLt,d signs OF returning Hle immediate re-
storatiyes were applied, such u, ruooins' &c ou'
all proved useless 1t vas, he SAYS d melahcho!
scene.
ATTEMPTED SulcIpE-A poor miserable fellow,
,bqans under The a sS: of '1 ire p @ Pae fs
wharf BE wou dort nave 'ncceecen ou' io' TIE H'>
terence al those who were near hy. =, .,
I>r,Nous CoNpucr.-The Mayor committed 10
prison ih, morning nrn'ed .c9rge W. SoseS ana
Kesn 70; entering p,yh hsn Ssd I bold mpvdencs
Of .atefin: the bed chamber y. :ouh. ie"' "''' ~ ~
AccpkNT-James Mccormack. laborer, was
accidentally run over by The Reading kaif%ad yee
day md seriously Injured Us et ts wa, ,; nj CLAW
,nL Frep ,huy,en now grnce walls OF the Gay .uo
Reading Room. and admired by thousands VIZ , ~
excellent The spirit prevuing gu friends wa' ne,st
enthusiastic. Oar cause upward anu Oh" a'o '"'
other glo,ouS Ir9ecaipe vic.o:y a"nt- IS - ..,,,
BrsIHrss- Our -tr-ets are beginnng 10 assume
lively appearance. Southern and Western , Se
bNnce, winch hrye occurred IN our nld , b ey
DO onhns Fall the k @rsyrs and upon the
" hue have nothing To fear ,,
SToCKs-S,ncks were much better to-day erl'
ing having manifested itself decidedly favorable stat Q, nm
proved a. and Nllungton Railroad s. Reading hu'"1u
3onts hrm AZ q ,o.o .e 800 49,. ,y,i
FIRST B,ard-siOOOl Readds 6s 1850 IS 10 shS, w
minrtOn Railfo 3D. 4 10 do Camden ard Anb.y 'oSus
lis: $500 hcsapenE md len. ara b 1880 y" ssS
Stale 5. ls4s new 7Ui. lsD shares Wilmington halfoa''
~ 10 do t,lram Bank IA. 80 o,, IN !, c,
Second Bolrd5 80 shares tlrnd Bank 9 ~ 90 Idnnrn
and Anboy RAJ rtnd lis 81 OJ Han,hurgh Rniond Bnnd'
70 200 ,ba,es Wilmington Railroad 2Iis !c0 do do IA
a. t0 endlnv Railfoad Bonds rs shares Union Banh
Tennessee GA, leo do Wilmington Railroad IA YIN"
Cincinnati Bonds s.. 80.
SHIP Nkws-4l p. M.-Cleared his attern0on-
Bng Cumberland Phillips Pernhmbuco. Schn. Crrr-l,1y.
Richmond West indies Baltic Perry. Salem: Mas Naire
lnwence Troy. n. York Monitor. e>se Wnrehain Mas.
Stenmer Vulcan. Smith, Newly Barge Fnend'h2. Ne"
York. .,e,, r -. ID
irrtrea.-Bies WIN. J. Watson. Eckiedt. fm Ponce H.
Antnres iinlet d, i'm Boston Palm. Crnwe. do 30 Pen
sun Dill 9 d. i'm St. Thomns. Schrs lmoeral hesd d'
I'm Nfedf1rd Cornela Clark. s I'm Boston Charles lien
ry Griffith 5 Dis I'm Dover Nil Muua Causey. stubo' IS
TN Cambridge Mass: George Washington. Burroughs o."
I'm Haven.
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Indiana Election.
IIIIUII U E1INVEIOIEs
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence vi The Tribune
ISplASAroLrs. Aug. 9. 1874
AS l observed your request for early infor1na-
ton OF Election news, and as do not know
whether any body else will send ii 10 you, give
YOU what we have.
The Wings. and indeed the Locos too, here
are satisfied that INDIANA is WING.
We have heard from nearly all the State. and
from wha. We know have elected enough Sena.
tors to give us "a and pretty certainly 25 men,
beIs OF that body-just one-half
We have also heard from so Wing members Of
the House CT Representatives elected.
We have very reasonable prospects OF having
from { 10 II majority on Joint Ballot, and thereby
sending Wing L. S. Senator to sustain Pres-
dent Clay.
These facts we are satisfied with here, and you
may be, with the additional one, that we shall
throw our Elsctral vote for Clay.
Yours &c. J. H. e.
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WING Patriarch and Family.

To the Editor Of The Tri6uae:
a paragraph Is going the rounds Of the papers
relating 10 Revolutionary Patriot in Ohio who
has a family Of thirty-two descendants all Wings
can refer you to an instance Of larger tribe Of
the same party much nearer home.
MAJOR WILLIAM EDGAR of Railway, n. J. nov
in his 18th year, can number thirty FIVE descend.
ants, l. e. children, grand children and great.
grand, children: if children by marriage are
reckoned, his family now living amounts to forty
nine persons, including himself and lady. All of
these entitled to vote, fifteen in number are
Wings. The venerable Patriarch was an adhe-
rent OF Jackson at his first election, but finding
that the promises of the victorious party were
not carried out that the affairs OF the Govern
ment were administered without apparent regard
~ cnnseano.--- - I.Hs as The party served,
and every thing tending to corruption and mis-
management, was one OF the first to rank with
the Opposition. He cast his vote for Harrison.
and will do SO for Clay if his life is spared He
is in the enjoyment CT comfortable health-able
to ride abou, and attend TO his farm which is the
same homestead first settled upon by his Grand.
father, who immigrated from Scotland at the be-
ginning OF The last century. NEPos.
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We are afraid the ChiyaIry viii be obliged to
r:vert 10 Button and FIST principles

u We regret the necessity of cautoning
people against the fraud OF vagabond negroes
who go about the Free Staes pretending 10 be
fugiiives from Slavery an. begging food for
themselves or money te tuy their families
There are some playing this game I'VE know
who, ii ever Slaves, have been long at the North
and are making an easy living by 1t. It is
hard case to deny stranger meal OF victusls if
hungry, or the means of buying it; and SO much
the greater is the depravity Of the wretch who
would hang out false signal of distress In order
to abuse the generosity of the compassionate.
A real fugitive Slave always applies to one of his
own color for information, shelter and aid and If
any one pretending to be such applies to strange
white man, he is pretty certainly an impostor.
r The deaths among the Alumni OF Yale Col
legs during the last year have been 50.
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ItgursNA,Ir FREMoSr-H.s RETURN TO THE
SrArE.-Mr Theodore Talbot, young gentle
man who left here year ago last May with Mr..
Fremont, for Oregon, and has been with him
during the whole period Of his absence. until
some two or three days since, when he left him
at Weston in This State, came down from there
IN the steamboat Mary Tomp&ins, and arrived
here last evening. We have had but u few mo-
ments conversation with Mr.. Talbot, but are gra-
titled to learn from him that Lieut.. Fremont has
been emincntly successful in accomplishing the
the objects of nis expedition.
Mr.. Talbot left the Lieutenant and his com.
pany all we'll and they will be here by the next
boat from abovc-probably by Sundayor Monday
next. st Louis Missouran %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-16

" The second number of Language and
Bellies Lc,tres, or Pathological Lectures on the
English Language, by JOSEPH W. WRIGHT, {. L.
VI. s l." has just been Issued by K. W. Barnard
& Co No. i3S Futon.st. We took occasion 10 no
lice the first number of these excellent Lectures
and then anticipated that Mr.. Wright would hnpart
much qualification and Instruction TO the phoo-
cicai reader in his succeeding numbers. This num-
Der fully justi6es that opinion.
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THE TRIBUNE.
WING NOMINATIONS.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST Is.
Polk aoainst the TariG.

The following extract from Speech delivered by JaMES n.
PoLy before the People Of Madison County Tennessee on te
Cd day OF Apnl ls3 will show that ne and ngny h' oeen
uncomprornsng opponen, ci a fRoTkcI'h iAeff
tn, dF,,,,, b,t,e.ru n. course Of The political party
.,,n pIuI fsir Mifon Brown acts aud yset ~ nhrt
.y The adpoea,1s of D,strSnon ann ,,
c,r, ,sn,eiau % Of Ie Planting States
-fAGce steadily and al OIL times opp'Sea ooN.
On Wool.
IN. Y,o, Gyo,,e,s CONSIDER the duty on foreign Wool
a, important their pres2cry Th.s o1'n.0H eODrehed
M oIsn optaion Is that pooi shOzd be datyfree.
Congressional Debate vol. ;, page l,i9i
And for Annexation.
Than, no hestr,ion decGrrs, that an fG10r Q
n, usdaie HnnsIati0n Of TeI1s The Terrttsry Of pe
Tinted Satesr flames K. Polk the citizens Of Cncin
natl April %. 1914.
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subscriptions for Clay 'rribune.

TOILET FURNISHING SToR
call the attention OF the public
the toilet: they having for q
time exclusively IN the selec
through their agents 10 have IN
s'ions. some Of " h lch afe mad
be ob,nined at any other e,tabI
assoitmeat not ecualed IN var,
rERFUAERY.
Guerlain's. LnbIn's Pre-
vost's Edes's. PGtey's Rouse
o! Philadelphia. German Co
logne, Buy Water, &c.
SOAPS.
RIGGS Military and Vcxe
table ; GuefiaIns AmbfosisI
Cream and Tablet Moupele'.
OIeophrne: Prcvos,'s Omni
bus; Roussel's Almond and
Hose Cake. aiso Ia cream 10.
shaving this article obtained
the premium, a silver medal, NJ
The last Fair Of the American
institute. tSole Agent for New
York.
BRUSHES.
Hair Brushes. e large ware
~. from 9 cents upwards-l0o
different patterns: Shaving
bfnshes. maze expressly for III
subscribers. with name stamu.
ell on their superiority con
sists IN having the brnties firmly
set, Of such shape as to spread
the lather evenly: Tooth, Cloth
and Hat brii>hts.
COMBS.
Dres.ing Combs OF Tortoise
Shell. Buffalo, Ivory, and Imi.
taiion Of French and Essli.h
manufacture; Pocket Combs
OF ~ different patterns.
FANCY CUTLERY.
Mil Files. Boo, Hooks. Sci,
The METALLIC TABLE.
dicinya Keen ,nl, 9th e,ige to
water: II. examines. and bein
most desirnsle appendage to a /
ars 2aw3w Tn SseTuF
To De had At the Toilet Store
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ia, 1871 n3S9.... 1881 lie'5
GRAVE Cu.KcE.-Carolne llealy has been

A GRAVE CuAKCE.-Caroline hesly mas oesn
arrested in New odesns, charged ~i' p Sr, I %
accessory before the aci OF the ,"afeet -.
band A. rhcmpscn. Ikis IS r,:I'e, b6Hss. sep.r
% s1 s"ns 1 hns Thompson brass G s@ost
tH T ',snS' I, nd married to yonps homP
SON SON soup weeks before his deeease lie dsd sud
ny e~ days since and his wife pg2Ictls , %sTF' ,sa
s IA ~, rbomnsnn, he preierriug Kill his child
f fa'Ssr 'sn he should eie The husband OF "Ssa
mhon, the family did not wish to recognize, An 10
""" y held on the body the deceased and The
contents OF the stomach ans'yz-d by an experienced
chemist. who could not discover any .nE i 10 sus.
lam MS prcye and sero-- Charge. NJ. hompsna
'a '''s csrolins Healv Of causing ms sons
de p ~ by some foul means, and thus The matter
stands al present