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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
arorri. County, Sew-Jersey.

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IT, Tie Eiif0- Of tie Tr.51.,:
DEAR SIR: Thinking il might not prove uninter
esling 10 YOU or your readers 10 hear how the great
work goes on in this part OF New jersey have
ken the liberty OF troubling you with these few lines.
Both parties are fairly awake TO the importance OF
the struggle in which they are engaged, buI never
did see such enthusiasm and untiring energy as are
DISPLAYED by the Wings OF Morris County al the
present time. Indeed The LEGO, ., their huisrns
evidently feel tnsir danger in this the Acknowledged
heg COUNTY OF the STATE, and in consequence some
of their most eminent men. such as eI-GoveFnors
Vrooui ard Dicherson. Hen. Litte;on kiikpa rick.
81. have cIsS t necessary scour this part OF the
STATE in crder 10 revive the dropping spirits Of the
tai,uful-but ziI thei7 efforts 1 confident will
nrave fr,ii,!sss. Last week lh- Vhiss held large
N,ss Meeting al poupton, where they numbered
u;l i've thou.aad not me l-est Interesting portion
i which s=s- a. large aum0er II iscies present,
srsne OF wnom Gang z distance cf ;huly and for,
-rlss. The m=-tinE addressed o. the Pough-
s-ersie Blacksmith. Chr sal and oiners und be-
tween the speeches songs were sang by he
va, faln-c Norr:- Gay Choir, better kno.n as tn
Bilious young uen," {. maine gwen ;aeui ny the
Locos, sud b, tne Ne@sIS Choir, much 10 h- sat
-t-CuG4 OF me S-I!rLCGs - Nd1Cf, -gil tn o. -
:. Bsiey, ia-n,t-r oi he Morris Clz. Ch,.ir .rd
,ng ~ thea IVES ferels.T Ailn r-si aud c->-tv-d
episu,-. ini> w--s sn= Wnl.- as.- ai.u her Mass
--iinE al Che>irr. and mex ~-rs fnca. tire,
ueui rayIrg "a rvu,cr al Der fsstl: l.. u e rc-t
ih- ir.a b3.s. are auxiOu- ~ hat
80 ,hili> o. Il Po- iar;i. HIRE IN ioul-f wn
,"-r- hsy- iJr Ilr ias1 r" -r-ss bstn holding
"a the y hi.. arr III H., o--I possible spr.E-, and
-,9Si Ol beias ar!r - vote do"u, -pezs du"r, AID
,.ng down sny thing in IT, snaE'- q L"co F &c
mi ;.y prrSel. s-i,. rlr Lecps dl,n-ar-
r1rt sno coue up h-,. C!ao ,ire;ug >!in.l,
usi-d .nd >p.r.essls eoad let- j. generally 4.hel
s doors, anl -aosl.a Ht:i. venture sr. where 4.
Hrlf roou IL Is sr,eied ~iih Ire cry Of = \ sly
ON ms IS ih- Ciuo that passed hoe nutsni-
z R-s5iuri5as 4" pub,h,d 10y you some iiln- ,iurr.
o. tbr c;hsf hsn1. tu- CIuh N.e'nss OF Ih- " bigs
held win open doors aud oseftlo"in< sudi, noes,
u auitna-r: ~nh b rist pm. aad ever aud
the Bilious ,ouEs bur-i forth 10 Of
read Baiey's h-ar,--'iriug sufr.- n prz.,e Her-
OF the west, Que ianc, ,nat 'e: --e tn ghost
- Leo Focoisu retiring far - Ss!t Riv-r where
Hurry, " ruIncr u; AIRY. rnsy ueNtr ;sac1 EN-
.4ure. Your Trend IL lnr Cause. XIX,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The New YORK 1nbrR-.
PHILAsELPgIA, August SS-l

FHILAtELPGIA, hugr,, SS-P. "
THE Tyler FARcE-At Ine late meeting OF u,
G.us:. Of 1yl4t rnd Ts1-s AZ tie chn-ss Nu'euT %
hold IA, situations SI: a-euc the Custom hor's' 's
d.nni.'esScd Daiuos'
rnans.oCI7 nominated lt evening" fot toGs.. tJ ~
Wing Delegate ot the Seound C0ngressOnsl D,ict -
gf seeciion cCpi ~; hnse teen lnsde q, a / Is oac
t the Fiat ptret ae nos lore ths peo2e w -.
Z, lnse',s. Whi. H?rn k"es4 Loco tGeo aa4 !5ss
W. NshDcad Native Loco FOcp. iEe people snow ~
CO.. John s~ii, on, The mos, posua. I'd late, oi',
ora o. iisyer. Withdrew hI. name io evening ur t<
TIE eeae be rr.nd. Of Clay and FfeIrzauy,er. -
e-e1lns. D,,ret of Moy sInefrn- C-y
timed The ,prI, prevailed al. p-eseat, 80
iurth' of whom wete mechanic taTd ab,rer' Coi SE =
t~srf 10y offs delivered exec isnt pse-he, N'nel '
Rror ,sD MCRDER-Yc-teslay afternoon. 4
dernsH 81 klney fully oofnm.i,el tie ifshnan RtI,
answer the en7rse OF - sEt mu=der. hsNns rn<7s'e
auacS upon the AstIve Am.ncsp meetia= K-,'n1>
Way rit- Ind ~ he d1nhsr:e - ~hicn - =
I'VE, Of seys| - pea v-s lost The te-t .n' arsih.
sigUaz. Ee MA 5roaght 40 Leafs N,
a Quarter ,svsYos tEs TroIhnE. cit 'euAfeec a-t! 70
Andfe~ NeCl,ia a-zin before The CO, III, foo'59
5-ak ued eha's as ~ .ilh not mud Ard 't'Y. -
HOg C.pE bAfTisS BY i.ir arrival ~ =
.-hon.f Il. tirtf. Caut su-es - a. port elsver go
Cape bs'tlsn. J., .l's-=ie- ha ben feeeF-
2 -ni W a. no. |, p,et-i at D. iisI'in. nee
itc cri q, tie ea-t .oriStr- natt.r- 'eTi .
.-pe.,csn -. &c m 81 Z re- 49,
e4rc- So 81 iir Ten ny de..a.tysa -
-..; r.is-s rn- :insIl< e. Z = 20 tn~ IN 40
- 81 hs,r1. =, a. -. i.i-aiot N-ysfUs1 =. N
la. - ~ ! fe,'e!srd rlott-, :'t s''-s "a II =
I'D ising "a Ee- !.fb Lean. w1ec'S' = j.. -
s.e'i - Le >asrx ,l.- - bTE 50. D-'e1
if0sst u %htc .tr- K p i'.r- fry.i fs's ~ p
sstr al - ted f.,g ne wind ags~s' .. u ..'e
t7s,sn' sc - re t=s:-i o'-aEes'' -
1.JEins ir1u. y =.
ia y NAYsGuEz =. K -! learn tro Co..
ss,- uftae u "a a IN ,.Se. "a, .-; ~; 80.
Si yazrez H. ever, ta'. q zSIg18rd an s.l
: fecAn -,H-Glr 'Sss 81 cIf,i- -
~ -,i,,rt, ON y an 4.a:..I .sei .;cseS
h- acea ,'ais,. r1t col.t 10 = o. o. -
II .eut ,iu,sutc The sBzsr COP fsl'7'
nj c.syu.- II It -dvAEcst nr>e-, .na fisiEai'
.x-s- - active ~. H. " \ 9 20
-, s1d iepoi:s the b.fA feIltofe. taI, To- HsN''
nfs5cty md
RON i.RAcIDo The triL Deborah, sp'
,ntb a.. tivsj eser1s 1d &arezio9, WIN g.
s ai'1.t e frn Capt. Z Iaa. JI-'ss' - -.
- l., All tho. AMERICAN ph-iucr ~, ~ iro-e' 4.
nh . -5se ,tae> OF ra'i !'nf-. tot 90 s.h ~ =
r!c es the is;iat. ts sfTrne-f ? =. j
cli;s ,rsrer L. pri cli Ia the,~ d 60. 4. -.
'-~s % Shs ,.t p.rtSuce. The p-oofsh eli 10
sv,-.s port .i.b,
FiKy-About half past II o'clcrk. ,n'da,Er.s ~.
.,t-iire fir occurred ~ ,~ say epo' ~ " n
;'u..yuak Red below Greenwich treet. SoaiA~'k as
d>stTsI si about 100 ioa. es!oss was tsop2~ "Sis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
The Whig Gathering at Albany-5o,ooo
WEigs Assembled!


Letter from the Ed.ior.
have attended nearly Ill great Wing gath
erings in tie Nrrtr.ru States since 1889. the
Buuker HIl Convention excepted and novs
n. rer seen nc ecu u OF tns but at Baltimore and
IN he Young Mems Siete Convention 1t Syrt-
cure in lS4D No; one les. than FIFTY
THOUSAND were ussemoled on the Cnnvtn.
tion grouu1 tlG4y Tie main procession began
to arrive al o'cl ,cb and ~as st an hour III pas-
II q the entrance, h,Tfied b. the know eole t''a,
WEBSTER had already degun to SPEAK; but long
professions continued to airlve until after
O'Clock. composed Of Deeg atoms from varlCu,
River Counties. There wss such Con.
ven,on except where the People of . whole State
were called together.
SAMUEL STEVENS was President OF the Day,
and happily introduced Mr.. WEBSTER at an early
hour, seeing that there were already four times.
as many people assembled as he could possibly
make hear him. Sir. Webster spoke nearly two
hours, calmly, earnestly and very ably. His
theme was the history oi the Country as connect
cd with the policy of Protection, and cvinced
profound research an! S;atesmanlike resource
4 faithful report accompanies this letter
Hon. JOHN ~ BsRRIsS OF Georgia followed, in
occibie and animated defence of the Tariff and
denunciation of the Texas conspiracy. He was
speaking when was obliged 10 leave the ground
10 write this. GRANGER, Ho1lE, and Other cham
pions OF the Good Cause, were on the main stand,
AMI are expected to follow.
But as Only fraction ofthe assemb!age could
hear any ore speaker, smaller stands and wagons
we're tesor.ed to in different parts Of the field and
grove, from which thousands were addressed by
E. D. CULVER, W. C. HAsDRoucK, WM. II. VAs
WAGNER, Mr. keLLcGG Of Ohio, GEORGE DAw-
son, Thomas CRYSTAL, II. GREELsY and others.
The time was well improved, and ii no converts
were made to the Wing Cause, it is because all
wc:e eight before. hear from different quarters
OF numerous changes to the Wing patty. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

Ms- WEBsTEEs SssEcH-rhs speerh of NJ WEr.TEs.
ne Albany Conve issued r. m tins office yc'rer
day uo.ning early hrar. Extra cgnainng iul
arco- o pr cs.dlors Of tl= Convention We IN
dsbed Courier hnoGr,r 'o the speech nf VI
Neb,er whch pubhrd ys.iettay moras IN the ieGu
u. eaion "i that psIer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST %.
,.a,nst,,,c Tariff!

IT, ...; >, ,ro., Sre-ch deirersf by JANrs n
iss~ The P-noe f Madison County,. Tennessee. on e
Il dav of April 1873 STOW thsi ne s ann 1way, Us ~
!. MISUNDERSTANDING opoonent Of . PROTECTIVE lARrr'
TIx 1+er-nee 5>rree7 tie e0rse cf ne 2ottted pG!s
i.s u-IteI he Nr Slfor Brown cets end rsvSe - r.
- 80 81 sSrocr,,s CT Iyisrrbu:is1 and iroee,Ir
,-hich consider riHens 70 Ae s.
Country crd especially To ne interests o, -
-fsere s,eGiIy 1ad q: c-I tfra<s c'rossa ooD''
On Wool.
"T1. Vc, G,s.,e-s eo=-ie- tte duty o= foreign bca
=. 1gor:cai n Lle,- prosperity Ih,s o7n.'H
~. gea ovtnor s tho: Hoal sicalG Be GHts-fre ,o
(Con greS,!o orc. Debate. vol ;, page A'i''
Ard for Annexation.
Iidre 10 iesit1ca declaring tsc. Ga n JarVf
S .-cs 4rneratien nF TcIcs 20 the 1e-r1tsrr 81 "
aitea Scfes r flames X. Polk TO the citizens OF Chcin
a.:i Apn y. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

FIRES AT RaHwAT-1hr old Cotton Mil, atLse'
town, near Railway lin MiddeseS County, we beH
with regret was drst5oyed by frs yesterday ailsf'
noon, t0geihcr with dwelling houae or two ne
cider mil and part oil the -four mil ol Mf' Aino'
liorse al Rahway were also DESTROYED by aDoh"
ire earlier IN the day Newark aa''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
whtr Me.ting n, National uau.

We learn win pleasure that the Wing meet
ing tonight at National Hall, REvgRDT JOHNSON
OF Baltimore and WM. 3. Thomson of Va. will
be present. It will DC an interesting occasion,
and We ad7ise our friends ia al parts OF the City
10 De present.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

NArcHEz, AIIssIssIPpL-From al advertisement
in another column Of this paper i, will be seen that
the City Hotel, Z, Natehez, hss recently undergone
thorough repairs, and under the management CT its
un;irng and obgirg Landlord, mr. Mcdonnell, we
feel perfectly sale in recommending as ore OF the
most comfortable and best regulated hotels in the
SouI!i-WesteIn Staes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

= 4 "his County Meeting "il! be held I,
d4cksn<ack, y. J. on Saturday next. Persons
gisnng 70 attend In n this cry cen go oy TIE For,
LIE boat q: 10 o'c!och iron th= foot O: Canal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

3 large Wing gatnefing took place on Mon
ts., at ichf-d opuag-. Of--go Co. The WINE
rzoe JcDa. ANss.sE SPENCER, addressed The
rrp ior uP~-sa an hour. L. sn soir, .oql-lt
- d eners.iic n a..!l.r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

ALt1HpEs Hos : ean.srEp FMS notorious
i7civddsl xss yes;efo y morning arrested q;
Greenp,l,. l. L by NJ Jnan C.afs keeper o
re 4 ,ei t5sre. ard 4.,o d Depu;y >h~rrti # IN.
County o. SufT TX su.p~c'n. ,n.t his vlsi,ur
~As ao4s. he oeta.nec IN; aud as Aicerman
"Ins:'i2 sss spend ng ;e.: Gays in tie c'urtrs
e5out l3 mites o:etant. ne vs. n, Tor. and iden-
5iiieo the IN. Hoag VS. oreugns TO ,hls CITY
rla placed IN uous. tie had $3.50 in money VI
h!s possession when er7-sr.t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

VALUABLE PAisT.----Mr. F. II. Petta, No
20 God-slrset. mas FOR SALE and is nov using, new
preparation Of paint which is 70, only remarkable
for irs briiliency, bat is said 20 be very durable,
and, when used in painting iron, eTecoaly pre-
vent. any oxs6aticn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

DEATH ora YoUNG LADY AT NIAGARA FAILS
There sad accident al the Falls on the Canada
side last Saturday. Wa learn from the Bud.o
Commercial, which resulted in the death Of Miss
MARTHA h. RUGG, yoang lady belonging 10
Lancaster, Mass. She in company with par
" Of friends and relatives, and while attempting 10
gather some shrubs growing on the brink OF the
pTecipice the Museum los, her balance, and
with lori shrek fell. When taken up she WAS
alive, bur insensib!e. Able medical aid, which was
promptly rendered, was unsvaiing; and she died
in about threc hours. The body was b.ough, TO
Buffalo the same evening, and hs. been taken Tor
burial 10 Detroit, where her sister, Mrs. q. w.
Howe, resides.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

ANOTHER CH,Ses 80 o.ehn,nd ComPi!,r,
cue If tne abies: sad mosc Respectable urEizl-
n virginia, has cEens &c Its ;!,le To The Times
and Com?'i-r,' aad iauu,s Tie names of Clay
ane FRlLI>oHursEs al Is -s;.aeac. 7, wa d.
good service ln ne Ole Dominion
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

MISSOURI ELEcTIos.-We are Yet without re-
turns from good many counties in this State, and
have stated the general result, we sh, II await
the official returns.
Ii is quite cerran. that Leonard Fl. Sims is the
leading on the Soft or Independent Iicket tor
Congress, and becomes, as the Loco Foeos tern II,
the accidental member Of that body. sir. Parsons,
candidate on the Hard Ticket. having died TOO lat .
TO allow the nomination of successor with any
chance Of success S.. Louis Republican,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

y The Boston Mercantile Journal states that
Daniel Webster has ,cepted the invi, alton OF the
Wing State Central Committee TO preside over the
grand Wing Mass Convention 10 be hot'en on Bos-
ton Common on the l9th OF September IL. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
uI4 Th I'm.

10 THE BERKSHIRE JUsiLgE.-Cnpss OF The Tribune
continuing he full pr.c edns, oths Jubilee s'i
be obtained u, the Of publishing Office Price two
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

II HoH. A.M. SASBoaN las bean nom.n:Isd
70 Coug,ess By the Wings Of Bangor Dist'ic''
Nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

" Az the world and ~f- visited II. AnSyc-n Museum
lA-t i8zr Tnc entertainments ghiy ii ering The
ksn'c-kv MnsIrc in!sst ~tr,s. r-a Wes'en. Wes
tern, pert thi q Vc:ora'. Stat. i
rin Thumb tour. Ds. seen some beau,,-
fI model, OF rtcnin-r, PCT aer,on ty s;eamaIe slro
exhibited ] bsy are hi-"lJ ingeni4u,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

PORTABLE DREssIro 'Asrs.-The sch.er;b.1 have M
Ple'-! ,hsr aTTinEenels sf the ac'vr, ofte
o. which, large r'r,y re.dy er. hin ,o. o..
&c o 'nn>; Compact Fn' and &C -! finish imported
n'Vin< na atvanaze. thar arc, neJ b,
rt eu7'y srt the -iui avon. " e7 /. tie ,nesrc
iacs; kssa, perfect order. T p'.br
'ted I" x-G. III 'n= Iie; Fun 'hnr -crr. lro.t~sy
ao29sl, C > 'CNDsg- / -6N.
F.'>oH t.SeuAer. .-NAs.sc sc.'; o..t : :rsx.-"ad
i X. I-Ir,f-i uf pioh 'iit c...e N Re
~ -p,eruber g W-is-r at i..e.-.
nd Cent ~,h 10 scaTr- tie Fench sngt7s- by
rse ,JS;eG of i@r a,'er. VII! peas- ei-y az
t.Icauou- nL-S iG!,"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

PssssYLvA>n -Il,n. JossPa R I>GERsoLL
has hcen Nominated by he Wn;- IS o the lid Com
gressione district, P,nns. Ivana, IS their canc;-
date for Congress
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
Ard for Annexation.
National Hall.

- TIE Wings ufIhs Cry will assemble a. Naonet h1l m
nnjsI ,he sursfvisinn ofihe THIRD Warp LAY CLuB
RtvreDy JoHS,oS of Baltimore and w: hcnr. h.
'n~ Vccailss VII nlso be present An the friends oil Hy
Of The Wes; invited to attend ,,norcr pi,s,,
WsLriS WI l. !: 5sT PssTT. ssc'eiarie'. au2sr
At Meeting ofthe Presidents Of the various Clay
Clubs and Asocations the City Of conYened al
,hei Head Quarters. Aug l2ti me following RESOLUTIONS
unanimously adopted;
>se:red That Naiiona Hall he opened for me tissssion
OF " h- principles ant on tufscay eVsnns oi
week un tie close of the PeieftTi Campasn and ha iae
drst Sjce ns be held on ihuriay evening. ioh INST
RssolceG That the Cuts IN turn beginning WIN the rrs
evenings. -; =, III .,,
,,s Iyhiy .tsas,-s 10 Loco Fco Mea,ures-and Henry
t;lny IN James K Polk for President meet with u.s.
R,soirsf That the Presidents meet Tor business on coch
Thur.iny al l. o CLOCK at the Reading Room,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
Vote in hrntuckx.

The Oficisl vote, VI in the exception of Crit
'endsn county, which Is reported, although prob
ably carFsct Is ss follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

WEtd. GEOFGE COOK. P.esideu; Pro TEN.
II REVD 4. HANCE,
iii WILLIAM DOYLE.
~ JANES n BhA;NE-
v John {. HAMILTON.
vi THOMAS DODGE,
yfi JAMES K. " OUD.
viii WILLIAM ~ SWEET,
iS NJ o. ROBERTS.
N C. BRaDFORD,
Xi '' JOHN MCGOWAN.
XII II HOPPER MOTT,
Mil &" EDWARD COLLINS.
KIN " JOHN =. ALLEN.
XE 80 HENRY T. DAVIES.
Svf " W. ;. JOINS y.
{Vu T. +. rbMLlN-ON.
p hRISStI.f.. German Clsy Club.
s 4. CEil ktRlNG;. Union'ts.
R. G. CAMPBELL, Pre.'t. pro ten. fcuns
Msn', t.enry Inv Assoclution
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

& T<=e-S NOTICE
- ri rRElGHTS 70 BALTfhJEE FROM
- Sr.W WORK.
-nipS- "e'rh-rfs< Je-ifny FvIgssi@i - hav
,icr ,'r|- cn. md IN u,de--,e e. a; Pmsdspra
-. - ferS a.a t'Ide 'hy h1siur sod inter-
'he trason Slsan5oat Li- bei.s-i Phae ph2 ard ia
n
Al :o'sis eossne - ;he und-rsxrsd PhaSs pNs wi
- TzFe' ih- Ia. snt ivs<s RaltI
moe ely neAt nc'rlns, at the ! ~-,t rate,
4. GRpIES, lr. AceEt.
sG-1 O. No. y South Wbarves, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

TtI,s ELI tcrIoN.--i h.. lection OF President OF
;',x.s tk-s place ih- ir-, Monday III S-P'em
her. Burl--on and Jones' the cs ndldarfs. F3e
irst in favor "f AM xs'ion. rn- Inter asains, IL
Jrre> is snpp,red by the inausuce OF Houston,
ao" President; but II is rclrv,d the popularity OF
Turle.un will elect him
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
Ellir ArInX

he Sevv-SUrk Grammar Schcoi,
6.9 Rs".nwAY. N<Ak MACK q s.rKtEr.
cn.2l T. 4. i-YuE. 4 VI P-saei.al
s'I.t - FH'L VII be - nr"7@i N1ntay. S=cc-bs
IG@ IN. c.tu-e a. n,ituc;I,n r-ny.-i-f,slte E:,o
,,naza .4'bcn- TIC eEti;e &c Of Coa-aerci 50
siuies nu.5 Tvs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29

NJ Book TsAps.-fhe semi-annnal sale OF
b,ogs to the Trade commenced in this city
on Monday OF this week. The sale is
we'll attended BY Booksellers from all parts
of the Union, and the prices OF good STOCK
are well sustained The invoice OF the Mes'fs.
Harpers was reached Yesterday forenoon, and
His Horror the Mayor ofouE city, the elder men,
be, OF that firm, was called upon before tie COM
r,encenen, OF the sale o: their invoice to make
some remarks to The trade, to which call Ills
Honor briefly responded.
The sale will continue Throughout; this day and
Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-29
TO manufacturers and Mechanics, as wei
as Farmers.

To rIauufactIirerS ana tieCh'>nirs' ~ "SAi
AS Farmers.
STATE Fair at Poughkeepste, Sept Il, Is and ~
The Annual Fair and Cattle Snow OF the New
York State Agricultural Society offers. not only
to the Farmers and Gardeners strong indu:c
mcnts, but also to the Manufacturers and Nc,
chanics for exhibiting specimens of their lngenu-
i.y and industry. The exhibitions are attended
10y lh.ongs annually increasingly mulhtudes,
not of Farmers alone, but OF men of al! proies-
sions. from every quarter of this State. and from
sections OF the neighboring States and the British
provinces. Better opportunity, Therefore. was new
Or offered FL exhibiting specimens of any kind OF
Domestic Iodustry calculated to promote the
welfare of society at large.
The State Society has reserves a share OF Inc
grounds and buildings expressly for the accom-
modation OF Manufacturers and Mechanics; and
articles of any kind OF Dunes ic Industry from
workshops or iacio,ics, wall find every acilty
for exhibition along with pronucts more imme-
da,,ly connec'ed with farming enterprise and
r,nvtnirnce. V,'iius premiums are otf'fed for
citf reut kinds oi ipplemen's, Requiring m.c1a.
nc. "f VARIOUS trades Z 'ierpr'sl"g members
u diff cent "a, chtulcai v'oe--lo's' arc re>pert
;ull: r, Cusser ex.rt themselves IN exci'lhg A.
enunn 10 his'suh'ct among theu fellow me
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n The New.Jcrsey on her way Up OIL Mon
day evening to attend ,ac Mass Convection, had
about eleven hundred on board. As Ii was IN
possible to sit o, lie down. the night was spent as
best it could be, in singing Speaking, c;c. She ar
rived about IL O'Clock Tucsday morning, and left
Albany or her return at s O'Clock III The evening
The boats down The rivsr Tuesday night were
greeted with discharges Of cannon from al! along
shore. The knicker5ocfc1 passed the New
jersey between Upper and Lower Red Hook.
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All The delicaeies in Their aeds0H.
CLOSED ON SUNDAY. slol n
FOR THE PILES

ID FAD the following interesting and 20, s, ny
IL OF Piles Mr. J. Bowman distinguished afrn - n mr.
,sn years He Consulted me about three months since IN
breath foul appetite bad iver orD o. paplIs
tie Kidneys irritation tension and weight N s s .SI o
section OF the bowels. attended with ps nm0n >" u o
eevnT themselves BY pole discharge % o sor eoatnu
ed Irritation had in some degree lost their powell Pig
Mmbnao and was with much difficulty that he cosI e.
III. .fen wv, feeble ard nfrm had eIpsn1ed more tno
bnndred dollars 10 fourteen yea1 for this conpaln ana ~
obtnned only temporary relief is now entirely cure
,nken only Temporary reef entirely cured bsrn3
ken ONLY three Of my PILE ELEcTutkY ha. taveo
.omniaint is as well and active now he thirty ysan
so and attributes all 10 ths, ns,tmable remedy W. "
HAMS PILE ELECTUARY Reader this only qns O. 81,
thousand slmlnr cayes cured BY the means ne ~
Eectua internal remedy sold b. the Proprietor s,oe
xrntis Remember 1856 Bowey. Agents, f. Warner q "a
rca T. b. Fitch & Co. Syracuse l.. b. Swan hocnsessf'
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GENEK'
DEDIICATI0N-422 Houston street. near B!oadwhy-k
%, n --Ihi. hrtiea OF Sch
DRY GOODS.
CHEAPEST CASH STORE.
J. o TAYLOR & 90.


80 Cedar street,
OFFER n, theirarse for cash. uneaualed rs
~ snItuent of q,
SATlNETS-Ry the piece doubled mled and dyed
IN The wool from BIZ cents 10 one dollar ger yard
EIANNELs-BJ The bale plece. red while, rtetn ahu
yellnw plain and twiled. from 20 W cents per yard
FANLY AND BLACK CASSlMERES-Ffom 20 cens 10
90 " per yard. r.,
CLOTHS Black blue brown. mixed and drnb: OF these
heavy assortment. bought and imported with great care
and Offered ~ exceedingly low prices.
PILOT CLOTHS-From 45 cents tu 70.
BEAVER CLGTilS-Commun AMI very ine ,.-......
RINTS-tH, the pacsave piece every style Merrlnnc
Fail RIVER Cncheco, &c. &c at 135 per ceht disdoun'
tom hta p'icss. $3.50.
BLEAT'HED M['SLINS- Dy the Dsce from c.n'i
IN IS-inc udlng nil line 10 nHi 'nnds -.
BROWN SHErTlNGS-y tie bae, Oi every style from ga
ce"s Ia pcr yrrd
DANASK TARi.E LINEN-Ai sizes.
IDWELi.IN G-l iren and Cotton - , n,
Together iha nrge>f tHs IT Fancy and stSre Diy
G ,od5 row exhibited ia New York and buyers are ';>t emf
es.ly and respectfully requested To AMI zee 70, tns-
.elvss sli iii WET
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DIED

Al snotlyp, September 49, CLARisrA. wo OF Amos T.
Nv CHI. AGED IS years
he friends OF the ariy ere invited attend her funeral
W. Saturday, Afternoon nj Al O'Clock. from the residence
Del brother. III Columbia street
NGeneya september TO- III The 18th year Of her HAI
tT ec0Bd daughter of John pelated. ESQ., formerly OF
2s c;y
Galveston Texas Angus. IS. of yellow fever WILLIAM
aao>TGoE<RT yuunsest OF Capt John X. and Eliza
tir-, II tbs city. Bced is year. and months.
" savannah. Ga, September Mason GREENWOOD
~ Esed - years. Formerly distinguished merchant Of
iu1hd. Me. but iof the lus i've years resident OF
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