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Quinine is about to be superseded by Sa-
licene, preparation in powder, from the
bark Of the willow tree; and said 10 have
surprising medical qualities. 1t is to be
tried in the U s, Army
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INDEPENDENT CoMpANIEs.-Perhaps it is
not generally known that the law of last win
ter exempts !" all military officers and mem
bers of volunteer companies" from all labor
on the roads. This provision we should
think would be great stimulus in keeping
up our independent companies.
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The democrats of Kentucky have nomi-
mated COL Nathaniel Terry, of Lime stone
country, as their candidate for Governor.
The election comes off in August.
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GEH. JAcKsoN--This great man is fast
sinking under the weight Of affection. His
condition may be inferred from his remark,
made 10 Mai. Butler, in reference to med-
cal prescription. He said" 1t is useless
to prolong my suAerings. can no longer
he Of service TO nv country, or my family.
or nv friends, and | am prepared to appear
in the presence of my Maker"
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-Patrick Col.
Inns, Surveyor of the Revenue at Cincinnati, Ohio
vice Isaiah Wing, removed Elias Rector, Marsh.
all of Arkansas, vice Henry M, Rector, removed.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.


NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed Administrator Of the estate OF Thomas
j. Anderson deceased late Of Tuly township Van Vert
county Ohio All persons indebted TO said estate are here
having equitable claims against said estate are desired
present them legally authenticated, for seemen witt
yenr. MICHAEL ANDEhSoN Adm
June !, 1S45. . 224dw
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Mr.. McDuffie was, on the 2lst ult., attack
ed with paralysis at his residence in Abbey
vile, s. c., and has lost the use Of one side
and his speech
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN appointed Administrator de bonis non, of tn
Allen G. Mcclure, late of Putnam County, dec
has qualified as such administrator. Ottawa, Ju,
CALVIN T. POMER0l
225cw .fdm'r dc DO
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

Plano FoRTgs-Lemuel Gilbert, Of Boston, has
long been ranked of the most slllu manufactu-
rers o. Pano-Fortes in this country He has recently
invented an improvement in the action OF this instru-
mcn By which according to the opinions Of some OF the
best judges, great power and beauty of tsne we'll as
quickness elasticity and delcacy of touch obtained
By it is Claimed that performers will find the labor OF
execution reduced nearly Onehaif The Improvement is
confined to what is usually denominated the action of
the instrument. The construction ia simple and easy,
and operates with perfect and smoothness Every
key the least touch Of the nger-at tee same
time producing very full energetic, and extremely
brilliant and beautiful tone though if any chooses
less brilliant tone it can be altered at The action
is capable of bringing out very great power combined
with the richest and most thrilling harmony. At the
same time prevents the liability get out of order
and thus overcomes the grand objection the action oil
those in Charles Holt Jr. 2l0 Pearlst. Brook
lyn keeps Mr. Gilberts instruments in all their variety
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Communicated |

u There has been discovery in medical science for
the half century equal 10 that Of DR. Taylor in his unriyaied
preparation for the OF Tubercuar aud Pumonic Con-
sumption This Basam OF his is concentrated form OF
hbitng the herb called Lverwor, and three other
plants the secret of which rests with the propreors alone
But be ii what il may, this mysterious preparation has
proved perfect specific for diseases of the chest and throat
and also in curing affections Of the liver Many of the pro-
fessona gentlemen have used it with success, and
happy hear that of hospitals and asyums have
adopted The Doctor has certificates and
without number which would entirely I'll common newsps.
per- setting forth lis wonderful properties which from
the respectable individuals and wso profess perfect
willingness be consulted. We say, therefore, all who
have consumption. colds coughs asthma &C. go for
yourselves and try the potency OF Dr. Tayors Genuine
Bessm OF Lverwort It is made only SIS Bowery On
each bottle is elegant LABEL signed by urdon s Leets
wholesale agent
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY THIS MORNINGS ALBANY BOAT.
A4LEPASr THREE O'CLOCK, A.
FROlr THE INTERIOR.

We have few addition returns this morning The
report that Jefferson had gone Wing is probably a
mistake. The Albany Atlas claims the County By
200. The Rochester American reports the Loco.
Foeo Sheriff elected in Genesee Co. We have no.
thing farther from the IV,h Senate District. The
Argus lays Wing and Loco elected in Greene Co
Cortland Co has elected Wing and Loco
Tompkins Col Wing and Loco
Jefferson Co-Loco-Foco by 200 majority.
.Stcu5en Co.-Loco Foco by 500 majority.
Tiogd Collects G. o. Chase, independent
Loco by a considerable majority.
.SuRivan o.-Loco-Foco, by about LOO majority
Columbia Cos Locos arc pretty certainly
elected to the Assembly.
Duchess Co.-Reported, Wing and Locos.
Ulster Coz Locos elected, according to the Al.
bany Atlas.
Cayuga Co. prsbably elects Wings and Loco.
We have nothing farther as to the result in the
With Senatorial District Probably it Will not be
settled until the official canvass is made.
The 500 Loco.Foco majority in S;euben makes
Wheelers Loco election certain in the V-th Sena-
torial District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08


Essex and ST. Lawrence to come ia. One report
im the I!1ig side of Essex says the vote is hight
and the Wing ticket barely elected; but on the OH
or hand we hear tina, Schroon the Loco stronghold
which gave 200 majority for Polk, has given go
against Young Ifso, the County must have given
Hopkins good majority, and as he lives ana -
popular in ST Lawrence, we do not anticipate over
500 asains, him in that County. Still, we oonsioes
Eounss chance the better one.
Tn. With District has undoubtedly elected Hon
JossuA a. SPENCER. Wing. by a large majority, IL
our reports are correct, He will be great acquisi'
tom TO the Senate. where legal and general ability
sr, moi excessively abundant. He is the first Anti
Regency Senator elected from that District sncethe
lsmentcd Wm. H. Maynard in 1928
The With Dstric, has pretty surely chosen Thomas
]. Wheeler. Loco since Chenango gives him 400,
Tompkins little, and Livingston has given but 600
Wing Still the Genesee Valley upper region may
have killed him. We shall know to-day.
Le,cis elects Wing Assemblyman by 400 IRE,
ported J Jefferson is said TO be Wing wilma, the
town this way, which gave 40 for Polk last year. has
now given 800 for Spencer. Two other towns were
prepared 10 do likewise and doubtless have done ii,
Spencers majority in Otsego is now said to be 235
ONLY. which endaugers the success OF the Indepen.
Guiding Oswego give 2s5 Wing gain from last year
one other town gives 40 Loco gain. We doubt
Walwor,h's majority in the County reaching 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

FRIEND GREELEY: hasten TO inform you that
we had another great FIRE last night in Railway
Township, By which the large and extensive prop
erty known as Philip Trusers Calico Print Works
was nearly consumed-the large and extensive four
story building known as the Drying House, alone
was saved. The alarm was given about half past
o'clock A. NJ in our village. bright and lurid
light illuminating the whole OF Upper Halfway
The buildings in which the manufacturing was car
ried on, nine in NUMBER were ell consumed to-
gether with all the valuable machinery. Loss not
known. Insurance $4,000. There Is something
strange in these frequent fires in our community
this being the third Factory that been burned IN
our place within few months This is the second
time the Calico Print W orks have been burnt The
Factory Idle and had been some time pre-
vous TO the FIRE. The German Dying and Securing
establishment in Lower halfway has also been
burn. within fe-. months. being also the second
time. Haas Print " orks have also been burnt
during the past year. Yours, ARIEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
Inv Courts.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-James Dops VS.. John
ParkrActon OF repe'n TO recover large quantity Of
clock movements referred to on Thursday The Jury
could not agree and were discharged
ELLSWORTH s. Kirk Michael Sdadtord-The plaintiffs
sailmakers They made and repaired sails BY order
of the captain for the soop Guerrero tho bill for which
NOT paid The defendant appears the register Of
the Custom House, under oath, owner and action Is
brought against him TO about $780, the amount
The counsel for defence urged that although appearing
owner he only mortgage of possession having
advanced $500 the vessel The counsel for plaintiff
contended that defendant could go behind the regis
tyr. The Court however allowed him to do so. It was
shown that he had exercised of ownership Yer
dict for plaintiff in amount. For plaintiff Messrs Sco!es
and Cooper For defendant Messrs Morris and Aitkn.
MARINE CoURT.-Jotr hrm,tvoSg vs.. James Gordon
Benne-Action which was tried once before recover
800 for balance asserted to be due for servces
porter editor &c. of the Herald The defence thai
plaintiff had been paid every week but there appears
have been specific agreement OF salary
Verdict for defendant For plaintiff Messrs Nash and
Manchester for defendant, Mr.. Gabraith.
CIRCUIT CoURT-BNyckie vs.. EckdGrdi-Action 10 re.
about $4,000 -four contract, already referred
TO. This given 10 the jury on Friday Sealed
verdict Monday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
Stenben Co.

From the Bath Courier Nov 5th (nade up Tuesday,
The election is going off as quietly as any nice old
gentleman could wish. No noise no excitement, no
elcctoncering- thing as peaceful as summer
morning. We have just been the polls and put in
clean Wing ticket and we did not forget to vote
for Convention We found the gentlemen of the
board much at leisure, looking as wise as 80 many
owls. II did NOT surprise them beyond measure
tina, any one should think Of voting. The returns
will most likely stray along in something less than a
week. We doubt whether there will be votes
enough cast 10 elect any body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
Wayne Co.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
PALMYRA, Nov. 5th, 1915.
We received returns from County this morning
about O'Clock.
We have elected Wing Members of Assembly, Clerk
and Coroner and hope john NJ. HoLLEr has a major.
ity for Senator.
The County ticket elected by from 200 to 500 MAORI
~, or even over
Elias Durfee and J. T. Wsner are Wing Members Of
Assembly from Wayne County and A. B. Williams. OF
Sodus, Clerk
Glory enough for Old Wayne. Yours truly. P.
We have returns from Clerk in ful-abcu, 800 maj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

" Awarded by the American Institun 10 Jo siivsr
Genin, ia Broadway opposite St Paups CMrch o n,
Medal hrs Premium for Silk Ha-Diploma Premium "a
Fur Ha,sF.rst Prem ium for and chldrers veSe' ~
cloth Caps.
The subscriber isnow prepared turuish the above 81
ces which for beauty OF hnsh, quality and du{ao e.,
no, be surpassed. Also, full ssseruaen! Of LaaS s
Muda. ~ oss sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

ALMOST NDUEL-A SECOND BoB AcREs.-We
yesterday informed that duel very near coming
mean reputation in mis- profession considered himself
aggeved structures made upon lis acting by
other geutemsn-a Lieutenant in the Navy challenge
was sent and accepted By the lieutenant but immed
a.ely the heels OF the acceptance came note from
the actor apoogzing for his hasness. and there the
matter dropped. Cincinnati Enquirer, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

W BENZ. BARTHOLOMEW, Wing, is the Mem.
Der of Assembly cleo; from the District composed Of
Warren, MKean and Elk Counties, instead OF Solo,
mon Sortwell, Loco. The District is Loco. but SC
many Wing Districts were elec,ing LocoFoco
Members thai it took q notion TO be generous and
reciprocate. AL right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

~ The inventor of the Chemical Hair Bslssr fully
aware OF the numerous articles brought before public
FOR removing dsndrui caheous sr identifying the hair
etc and also being fully of utter
and injurious effects Of s majority OF these articles respect
GY socis such persons who have been imposed upon by
iterate quacks give his Ba,s.m fair trial and will
rarrant To give satisfaction Obtain of the inventor M
Phaon Il, ia Broadway, of his agents. list Of which
appears In another column. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

STRUCK SSAG-The Steamer Andr &c Jack
son ran upon snag the Goth Ht two miles below the
mouth OF White River, Ohio, by means of which acct
dent portion OF her bulwarks and the clerks Office were
carried away-the clerk narrowly escaping death, by
leaving it few moments prior to the occurrence. Be-
sides the damage occasioned to the boat upward ot
$500 bills the property partially the boat and Capt
Montgomery. carried away with the office. The
indrep Jackson piled between New Orleans and Cincn'
nari
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEA-very superior oolong a,
extra 6ne do g. Young Hyson superb articles 49, and ss
at the wholesale and retail of the Canton Tea
pany 63 Greenwichst The Of Cortlandst and
rs Chaihamst between Pearl and Roosevelt, This ihs
oldes, and largest Tea Establishment, in America Their
reputation for upright dealing and for the very high quality
of,heir goods stands and doubtless viii stand
ryaled. We earnestly recommend families country
chants and the whole public to hs very respectable ss
h shmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
Ulster Co.

The Kingston Democratic Journal of Thursday
confirms the verbal report of passengers Thursday
that the highest Wing Assemblyman goes into the
town of Shawangunk 90 ahead of the loves, Loco,
and may be elected, though he probably is not.
lShawangunk gave Ito for Polk last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

RAILROAD MEETING AT LEDo-A meeting was
held in Toledo Lucas Co. Ohio the 25,h ult TO
slider proposal for Railroad to connect the North At
antc States with those of the northwest, by which
great portion of the produce which Ia wasted
year after year for want of market means of con.
veyancc to distant purchasers might be transferred into
The portions OF the Union, and disposed Of
Immediately for cash at handsome prices.
Among the resolutions which were brought before the
assembly and passed, the following which cite
the most important
Resolred, That the time has arrived when Railroad
to connect the North Atlantic States with the States OF
the north west should he constructed
ResOirGd, That a Committee be appointed TO confer
with such persons they shall select in regard to the
Western route, and collect statistical information Of the
business and travel Railroad, which when
struced II would perform and convey on that route.
Resolred That Is the opinion Of the meeting that the
efforts exered by several American citizens and
munites to withdraw from their ususa direct and
ona channels the products and travel of the Western
and Southwestern States. and to open circuitous
and unnatural channels through the Province of For.
cign Power for their transit and passage to the States
and cities bordering the Atlantic should be
acted by showing The American people the pructic,
bity and greater advantages of the the South
shore of Lake Erie for the construction of Railroad
and by showing the of business such rond would
necessarily perform and the loss the country would
tain if such efforts shall be successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
New.Jersey-COyrec,ed.

The Trenton Emporium, tLoco) claims the cleo
ton of Members of Assembly in Cumberland,
though not confidently. Should the claim be con-
6rmed, the Assembly will be tied.
The majority for Sykes in Monmouth Co is about
zoo and in Burlington about 400, making his major
ity in the District about HOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

e The public are hereby cautioned against the p!ta
cevlce resorsc 10 by certain young In using my
name have nothing TO do with him, has he any ~
efesi in or knowledge Of my business whatever These
base and pue.e efforts though ordinarily harmless enough
evidently intended false impression. aga
require In that respect sufficient notice 20 put the AWAY
thing Ike deception P. 8. BEEKMAN, 49f Cortland-.'
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B- The Commercial Advertiser does us gross

rS The Commercial Advertiser does US gross
wrong in allowing Wing to charge US IN lis col
umns with quarreling with other Wing journals ~
man is no, Justly accused Of quarreling VINO Sill
NV wards off blow intended 10 knock him down
and those who reproachfully accuse an unohenoins
person of quarreling' because ne defends hinlsei,
against two ruiians who have way!aid and ASSAULTED
him are no whit better than the assallants.
have ever been willing TO live and lei 1--we; we ASH
only TO be let alone by our neighbors. bul Il uiey
aron let US alone we mus. sometimes slaiu on 'Ae
defensive, We frequently let whole columns u
mere blather and rigmarole-such as Inc ieaoe' IL
Yesterdays Courier, for example-pass without re-
mark We only wish 10 say in regard to that arti-
cls TIM, vc do not profess to belong TO any other
cIass, than that we were born in-namely, the
class who earn their livelihood By honest daily Ia
bor Whether there is any higher or lower CLASS
ia therefore immaterial; we remain In our own orig
nal class. We care very little for names, ana
,-on,d inst as soon be called Federal Wing as
Democratic Wing for we consider either appela
ton good one that the objects aimed al by those
who wear il be good. But if we had foryears been
n protesting Democrat, and been prominent as
supporter Oh JECheOu oiiu III 'e4S AA' "-N
them not for $50, 600 or any other sum, but because
they had abandoned our and their Democratic prln-
ciples we should not be likely to find fault with our
new party allies for styling themselves Democratic
Wings Neither should we be vociierous In de-
nouncing Universal Suffrage or any other cardinal
principle Of Democracy.
They basely msrepresent the responsible Editor
of The Tribune who talk of the quarrels OF Wing
Editors in reference to the late County Meeting be-
fore National Hall 1 was not there as an Editor
but as member of the Wing Nominating Commit
tee. instructed 10 present an Address which that
Committee had deliberately and repeatedly sane
toned and adopted as its own but discharged, to
the best Of my ability, the duty assigned me- and
was no more party to an Editorial quarrel there
than should have been to an assault and battery IL
some loafer in the crowd had thrown brick bat
and knocked me over, and had got up and gone
ON with nv business. 1 attacked nobody, quarrel
ed with nobody there, but performed the duty as
signed me- reported in next mornings Tribune
the proceedings there favoraby to the disturbers
as could wishing to let the matter pass off as qui'
etv az possible How this forbearance was re-
united the columns of the Courier and Express
bear witness Personally, regard these attacks
with indifference, bat the Commercial has no right
10 let correspondent talk of the quarres OF Wing
Editors without putting the case on its merits H. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

TRIUMPHANT STILL, the Museum holds the sway,
And Winchel shines the hero Of the play;
Great Wlnchel az Sy Hubbel,7 0 nv eyes
In him the soul OF mimic humur lies
But bound TO travel. he " ncs up his stay
Al three, and half past seven =. NJ to-day
So haste and hear him without more DELAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

BEEKMAs, ORIGINAL GENUINE PuLNoSIc SYRUP-fhN
celebrated remedy for tie euro OF Consumption, Coilt
Coughs Diseases OK the Lungs, Liver Compliant and Dy
pepsa can be had, usual al the old established once "
the proprietor. No. 4ei Cortandst door below We
rOrrtr Of GrnanWtch.ai IN oM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
From the Rochester Daily Adver,,,sr.

THOSE SuGAR-CoATED PILLs"-We are perhaps, OF all
the descendants Of the pr!meva settler upon this lower
planet the most tamperiug with patent humbugs
and ycleped medicines universal panscea,
Lc and seldom these any OF be emanations
from the shop of the apolecsy the plbag OF the phys
clan, aid in mendng the adaptations OF mortal
corpus. Finding system, however considerably de-
ranged having Ter many months taken nothing, the
bitter pr last election, which ghbor MS legs
and saved him the trouble OF any farther doctong and be-
coming sensible tha; something be dous help old
dame Nature get fairly the track again resored
the accustomed prescription Of the Hygeaa art 10 tho
rough radical effect. Our stomach head, beckn truth
almost every place you read Of in the amsnsck'
sadly OF gear and nothing which ibIbed could
the right them er regular and
ton Finally through strong persuasion and the assurance
OF those whose veraciiy honored that they free
from mercury ingredient which we taught from
youth deprecate and that they would not inure If
they effected cure, took three OF Doctor Smhs far
famed Vegetable Sugar-Csat,d PiHI-from which real
lied very present benefit Finding them pleasant in the
taking and mild IN their operation producing nauseau
debility, or pain, took Our health immed-
a;ey improved and has continued good 10 this dnyabou
six weeks. We designed repeating them
In order thorough work but the fame OF the n1ed
cine fayoraby received that pills box and all dissp
peared procured another box and hey all vanished SINH
larry. before we had time make appropriation
case-hey having been adopted by others who had
ceved benefit from their From The experience have
personally bad and from what have from their eEec,
or others think conscsnously do cordial
" recommend said Pills 10 our friends and the public know
ing, tina; Il they do good they do hurt-whch Is
more Than be said OF great portion OF the medicine
prescribed and used.
Dr. SMITHS office is l7s Greenwchst. near Fulton and
every box OF genuine SugarCoaed PILLS has G. BENZ.
SMITH written with pen on the bottom Price IS cent?,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08
The subscriber offers for sale al
DrnrNrn pDTnCC

r5- Girandoles Solar Lamps Tea Trays and Tabs ~.
ery; Plated Cake Baskets, Casors CHpdestcAs' ~
Britannia Ware Silver Table AID Tea Spoons, &c 1s
Buyers will ind IL to their adv anage 10 call, as NC
are offered At great reduction former prices and WI"
be found cheaper than at any other store. :,
oSf lms (.) ALBERT BEACH Ia Chalnalnse