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New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

GEoRCIA.-The new Legislature Of this State
me, at Mi!ledgeville on the Sd inst In the Senate
Hon. 4. H. ChappeQ formerly Wing Member Of
Congress, but turned Loco on Texas and the Tariff
was chosen President by stint party vote-having
"a votes TO q for James S. Calhoun, Wing Editor
OF the Columbus Enquirer.) In the House, CHARLES
J. JENKINS. tWhg) OF Augusta was chosen Speak
err having 6s votes 10 SO for Capt, Anderson, Loco.
Eight Locos did not vote.
The Governors Message treats solely of State
matters. The entire State Debt s said to be
Si,72?,;60
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
Ann AngoR, Men, Nov. 6, ls4j.


H. GREELEY, Esq-Dear Sir-This County
ashcnaw) has given $50 majority at least for Vicker
and elected SIX Wing Representatives by n, lens, 400
ority This difference between our majorities on our
State and County ticket be attributed TO the pecu
LARRY odous character Of the Locooco County ticket
This is glorious ard opponents an unexpected
result this County for Polk BY upwards Of 200
majority. Our issues and candidates commanded
the sympathcs and support OF the masses In this
town 10 Reform Democrats marched arm in arm TO the
polls together and voted the s,raish: Whig ticket And
in this town. where Judge Fech resides, and where per-
sona and official influence brought to bear in MS
favor, Vickery received l3s majority
We believe that this district composed Of Wash;enaw
aud Livncston) also elected Whis candidate for
Senator, Hon. LA Jennings.
If the State has gone Wing it is because The Wings
haze rid carry But believe that wherever our
friends have thoroughly sgtated STATE REFoRS there
they have been successful. The Wings OF Washtenaw
OF the Reform and Progress stamp, and have
nobly in this contest indicated their principles.
Yours NJ. ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

ES RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES. similar 10 those
of May in NewYork and Boston, recently held ior
several days succession. at Panfet. one of the hill
towns of Massachusetts. The occasion is represented
in the papers OF the county being Of CREST interest
aid there seems 10 be no good why such Ami
versaTies instead OF being limited 10 few large cities
should not be held in all considerable and thus
more general spirit of Christian enerprize awakened
throughout he land
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
P RESIDENT, 1874.

IUIF--.----2SO IVSV
Loco ina. 49, Do in ls.i.-. .l9il
-Nacomb Co. has elected Whg Representa-
uves-gatn.
Leaa:cee Co. has elected Wing Representa-
uve-perhaps gain.
Wayne Cot Whis probably--if SO gam,
H'ash,eaar Co. 6 Whis Represeniaiives-gain.
Jackson Co.-propaby " his Representative
gdin.
Kasmz-oo Coz whig Representatives.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

~ HONORABLE PRoPosrrIoN.-Mr. Phaon the inventor
OF the Chemical Hair Balssm, proposes 10 any persc'
toubled With daniruf, that il tn his Bssam day.
and does not entirely stop falling the dst
druf refund the money The which has ATTENDED
its application in all nstsnces has nduced proprietor
make Lhs offer. Sold genuine only by Edward Phalos
Professor OF Wg-makng and Haircutting 24 Brosdwsf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

IL Memorials FOR the Communication OF the pen
atty Of Death, decreed against Fan teea5sd aid o Con-
nr may De returned 10 the law Office of James G. Nc
4da - Beekman.s, during business hours, or al his
house 720 G-eeawichs,. If more Convenient We pre-
blank memorials fer signatures may also be ob
tanned OF him Those who have obtained signatures are
requested 70 send them in as soon possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
Michigan Election.

Below are all the returns We have received from
Michigan. They indicate The success of the Loco
Foco candidates for Governor aud Lieu,enan; Gov.
ernor by reduced maiorites and a majority in both
branches of the Legislature, though the Whig
minority will be largely increased from last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

EyThc Anti- Capital Punishraes: Society gen
eral will hold Convention at Philadelphia on We'd
nesday tomorrow. We understand that several
citizens of New York and vicinity will attend The
STATE Society OF Pennsylvania meets in that City
Ibis eyeninr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

rT Ii you wish TO spend AZ nosr or delightfully."-,
Just step to barnums Museum WiEche < Co. Will
ariTe al! your dyspepsia out and u p ~ While the
Dwarf LIlag Ofsng aad Andr-d wonders Keep oaS eyea
sgspe the novelty and s.ey OF Leir beDg Itis
place 10 get and instruction, and We'll worth lie
lime aad money spent In Waiting II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

BEEkMA.s ORIGINAL GgNUisg PuLnosIc sYsur-In'
celebrated remedy for the of Consumption Co -
CoughD, Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Complaint ano D'
pepsia be had, usual. Tho old established o'ee
the proprietor No. i9i Cortlsndst door oelo" -
rOrner OF GrrrryHc ~ O4a
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

MAGNIFICENT FsEz EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
An entirely collection of Paintings now open TO
the pu5o in The Grszi;e Buiitins-enuance IN Cham
bess, Many of these pictures are SO nuiy beautiful!
that separate exhibition rec be made of many single
ones, and thesuAl admission fee demanded with per
feet proprety. among others: is large and splendid
picture 5y i E D1rald OF Athens Restored, painted foE
tie la;e libel Town; Two large pictures rom the Bona
page collection; landscapes 5y T. Cole pictures
By Geo l. Browa Thos Birch SC. besides originals by
Both Hackaert, Carlo Doc;. Lsorrn, Fanspaendonck-
Co2ey; aac copies from Claude Veraet &c By refer
the special advertisement viii De that they
will be disposed OF By auction in few days; IN The
IneEntcie we doubt net the gallery VII be crowded oy
visitors. We sure however, that Ii the Prope
tor were 10 charge - admission but what OF
our cirizens would be attracted.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

~ About eight inches OF snow fell on tho Otse.
go hills and at Sharon Springs ycsterday Here bad
soaking rain from the South and Northwest. and mar
look out Tor freshet Albany Citizen, Monday
- \ fire occurred in Boston Sunday morn
ing. consuming the house No 43 Congress street and
injuring other buildings.
lc5+' The rain at Albany has caused rise ofsome
four feet in the Hudson River.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

1t The great American remedies for consumption as1
liver compaint-southern Balm and AIterative Pills We
ta@e great pleasure In recommending these truly scent
and highly popular medicines to the afflicted To he had
The principle drug stores IN The City and u SWh
and retail az The Depot SO Broadway and Wyatt Ketchs
l2l Fullon.st- (2l nlOsr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

z V. B. PALMER, the Agent for OF the News
papers OF al the cities and principal throughout the
country faf and near receives Advertisements MS COua
try NescspaYeT advertisng Asency ais buildcs-En-
trance al Inc Coal OFFICE. ri I5I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

- There has been general sweep Of officers
from the Baltimore Custom House. Tie cuts and lns
are both LocoFo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

= JOIN c. CALHoUS was expected to arrive al
Mobile the 4th 5th inst and the citizens of that
place, without distinction OF patty mad united in the
preparations for giving him an honorable reception
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

~ Awarded by the 4nsrieaa [nJtitutt 10 '0sJ sJy,r
Geuin, 2ii b'0udway, opposite St Paugs Churen, sor
Medal, FIRST Premium Tor SILK Hat-Dip!oms frei I'd
Fur Hats-FirsI Prem um for and chiidre1s Vsl'e
cloth Caps ..,.
Tie subscriber Ia now prepared 10 furnish the abose-
tclrs which for beauty Of Iiah quality and duIso Tr
no; De surpassed. Also, iuu assortment oil Lss3 sxr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

Eo The public hereby against the ptrtrl
ce'ce resorted TO by certain young In using ny
name have nothing 10 do with him, mas he any IL
lerest in Or knowledge Of nay business These
base and pueIle efforts though ordinarily ha'mess enough
evidently intended TO false impresson. ED
require IN that respect Sufficient notice TO put The unwn
guard injurious of acy
hing Ike deception 2. s. BEEKMAN, 49t Cort.and-fL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

~ Hills Irmitable hair cutting and trimming Of whs
ker.; how beautiful looks undergoing opera
uon at his much Judgment and
such proportion uniformity, &c Don't ial trying him II
you v1luc your personal appearance His otcs is No. IL
Ess.sa. cor. OF Pino-sl-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

NEw-JERsEY.-All doubt Of the completeness of
the Wing victory is removed by the official canvass
of tho votes in Cumberland Co. The three Whig
Members all elected by an average majority of
So: so the Whiy majority stands we staed-in
the Senate 5, House 4: Joint Ballot;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

HAMILTON CoLLEoE Clinton. n, Y.-The ca,a.
logue of this Institution FOR 1856, exhibits the
fol lowing summary Resident Graduates Seniors %
Juniors IS; Sophomores Il Freshmen %: TOTAL l39
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
EsscN Couuty.

Correspondence of The Tr,'une
This County has given s. on the County Clerk-pro.
baby from 100 to 200 the OF the ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

rJ- We paid visit 10 tn. Alhsmrs," last nigh and
were much pleased with the performances The audience
was numerous and and aPpesfsi L n!y grshed WIKI
the.r evenings entertainment;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
The subscriber Oilers FOR sale 81
PEnurCN pPTHEC

rY- Glrandoes, Solar Ls.aps Tea Trays srd IaS' Ia
lsry Plated Cake Baskets, CEstors Candle s'ieA'' ~
Britannia Ware Silver Table std Tea Spoons &c sood,
Buyers VIII ind II TO their advantage 20 CALI as VIC
offered great reuc..oa from former pr:ces, and ""
be found cheaper tl4n any other store.
oSl lu..s t2j ALBERT BEACH IA Chaihai-'-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

~ Our exchanges are filed with notices OF
Railroad meetings The mania is raging in all sections
q tbs country.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

e Mr. James Clarke, newly appointed Cover
nor OF Iowa. m place of the gallant veteran Cham
eer' Is gentleman utterly unknown,o 10 our Political
circles here. Wecan only guess ,ha, he;s man we
once saw at Bairsvillc, Pa where ne was then Col!
lecto. OF Canal Tolls and who has since been Canal
Commissioner OF Pennsylvania. We understood
that he was fair Collector Of Canal Tolls and do no,
know any reason why he should no, make good
Governor. But we had apart Iowa for our friend
Cheselden Ellis of Saratoga Co, who we think sacri.
feed as much for Polk and Texas as any body else did
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

r There is rumos in Washington thai De.
spatchcs of ges. importance have been received from
Mexico by our Government containing propositions
from Mexice of pacio The Somc-s the Prince
ton and the Mississippi all despatched with the
news the last arriving first
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
NORTHAMPTON, a

WI! the Editor OF The Tribune oblige friend
By Informing him why the 9Th and 18th Wards OF this
City almost iararia6ly so the Loco-Foco Ticket,
A SEEKER OF KNOWLEDGE.
4asrer-AIike Walsh has truly averred tha, the
Poyter-houses are the nurseries of Democracy 1t
is but reasonable thai The nursngs should bear due
proportion TO the nurseries Count and satisfy your
self Ed Trib.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

II The population OF New London, CT is 32l2
in ls4o it was 55ls; increase 269a-aboat so per
cent
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11

u The Ohio papers have good story about
Delazon (morc amiliarly known as 'Dclusion1
Smith After selling himself do the dr,iest work. in
the Polk Election, he appointed to some unknown
Mission in the South Seas, among the Islands of the
Pacific Ocean For this he receive eight dollars
day It is said that the p ok Administration dcs
yising the tools OF their own elevation want to recall
Delazon; but he to have LocoFoc Instinct
enough to keep out of the way and hold oycr He may
dodge about among those Islands ill the expiration OF
Mr. Poks Administration for nught that appears to the
contrary. IL is said that Mr.. Buchnnans inquiries
cernng his whereabouts have, hitherto resulted in dis
appointment.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lO--P.M NJ
Last evening there lig fall OF snow, which
how, YER soon disappeared.
Ole Bull the popular and benevolent musician.
has profered Concert the benefit OF the poor OF the
city and county Philadelphia This is certainly very
honorable 10 his heart and is worthy of example By
others. both here and elsewhere.
The entire collection OF curosities contained in the
PHILADELPHIA Museum sold Saturday by order OF
the sh rt There were two hundred lots every OF
which wGs purchased by Edmund Peale, Esq. Ot Bald.
more for the ct $1,000 The immense skeleton OF
the Mammoth sold $1,000 The collection is be
moved Immediately into the Masonic Hall building, Che.
uurst.
The meeting Of the Society for promoting tia
Abolition of Capital Punishment, which commences To-
in this city bids r prove OF most interest.
ing character large attendance will no doubt be pres
aud several eminent speaeers from Boston New.
York and other places expected TO dcver addresses
The rowdy spirit was again abroad yesterday
several Intellectual attempts having been made creae
disturbances, two of which originated among
fremen
Al extensive Rolling Mill in the lower part OF
Southwark entirely destroyed by fire about2 O'Clock
this morning The loss is pretty heavy, but | believe
there is an insurance..
About twenty persons were arrested yesterday in
the District OF MoyGmensng for dsorderly conduct in
the public streets The District contains four Churches
three white and one colored, and about hundred
places in which rum is sold
Among the imports into Philadelphia yesterday,
notice 300 bales Cotton IS hhds Sugar l40 casks Mo-
lasses, 500 bags Coffee 1894 Hides 1872 Indigo
New-York daily tribune., 1845-11-11


Governor Commissioners to grant Licences for Ferre
between New-York and Lon g-Island
~ We learn that the furniture Of the Steame
Oregon all being taken from the boat and that she
going upon the Dry Dock for the purpose Of having be
hull strengthened by the addition Of timber brt
ces &c with the view of placing her permanently upo
the Sound
n The fine ship Shakespeare made her last tr
from this port to New Orleans in the exceedingly ho:
space OF eight days, the quickest record She ha
made from NewYork to New Orlcan. in AL eleven trip,
neither exceeding ten days
B The Report OF the Mulberry street Churc
s s. NJ Society read al the Anniversary on Sunda
evening sI6 6s has been paid into the Treasury With
the last year Addresses made By Rev. Mr. Taylo
OF Boston and Rev Dr.. Cox OF Brooklyn, and collec
ZION taken up amounting 500 for the purpose Of cor
shutting several persons Life members of the Society
B Mrs Margaret Bishop is the City preachin
on the approach OF tie Millennium
| The sudden snap OF cold weather ,haws ou
Of the scrap.book of our memory the following of
soldier who 80 years since frozen in Siberia. Tn
last expression he gave ut.erance TO was Its ex-
He was then frozen suT as marble. In the summer c
1874 some French physicians found him, after huvin
P'NNS-N~N 5-eN~
ally TO thaw him. and upon animation being restored,
concluded his sentence with ceedingly cold
'UP.RESr'-We understand that the Ward Cor
stables had their desks put out of the Marine Cour
Rooms yesterday according previous notice that the
would be II no, voluntarily removed. Several of II
desks were standing in the Park al dark last night Il
gay done we presume We infer that the Marine Jul
tces are enlsrging and rerting their present accom;
iations and do not intend appropriate those of III
american Institute.
x. @. T.. will excuse US for not publishin
his letter Hc complains feelingy OF The pushing an
crowding before the Iener0o1 deliveries of the Pot
oEce on the first opening OF the Malls The remedy fc
this is the erection of such hcfuroons in front of ID
windows may be seen il the Boston Post Office. w
will send his the Postmaster he should hav
done.
B The Circui, Court adjourned yesterday
half past seven without having succeeded in obtaining
insle Juror in the OF Polly Bodne.
BOLD RoBBEEY.-Mr. E. A Pratt, of North Bier
helm, SchohArie Co. robbed of SIT on saturda
night while sleeping at the Nationa! HOTEL Cortland
street His door, which ne locked VIXEN he went 20 bec
wss untouched when hs rose, and his monsy was al
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11

happy in its development. For young
female to be without a confident in af-
fairs Of the heart, argues much for her
understanding, and | always take
1T for granted, that she who takes pleas
ure in makeing every silly acquaintance
the repository OF her dearest secrets;
is somewhat touched with idiocy. A
mother-or any other senior relative
who acts in that capacity--if she be
woman perfectly chaste Of sentiment
perfectly af'able of disposition, and per-
feclly capable Of disadvantages the
only counsellor that young female
should require, in regulating shat most
precious and invaluable of all gifts, her
affections. Ii may be, when long years
of acquaintance have deeply and sue
cessfully tried a young friend, that she
shall be worthy of all confidence; sill,
until time and experience have pictured
to herthe ways Of the world be an unit
counsellor; although sincere and al
Iectionate associate.-tb.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11

Marriage.-I know young lady,
not very young now, indeed, who TO my
certain knowledge, has refused nine OF
fers.
One, because the gentleman could not
keep carriage. :
Another, because he knew nothing OF
the French language.
\ third, because he knew nothing OF
the Italia operas.
A fourth, because ne stopped on his
his shoulders.
A fifth, because he had not fortune
enough.
A sixth, Pecaus Sc he was a tobacco
chewer.
A seventh, because he was tradsman.
The eighth, was too bash(nl in compa
ny.
The ninth, because he wore sectacles.
10.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11
THE LYNX.

- o.,slished evcryNSATrEoAr ["
Printed and !, advance.
HErE DotlAN' ." asserted for oul dollar per
Ls,on lines o.. lrss,. TOT '' 20 ''''''
qnaTsa ~ lat. ' FOR each ahsogNem Insertion on,
md my ,.,.s Ola acrsoooi nature VIII IN
AYE - god double P1ics Ct ordinary "a-
vsfllsen, Ns rr~.sI S5.--A deduction will be
EAa ~. VIA, advertise by the year to sui
made y p, make Il for the interest OF mor-
ehana ....sms,,s out of the direct line OF 6ns'-
AZ early advertiser will be charged io'
Aes' :, the ordinary rates.
P-i...Oaa cards, not al'eFanle 'oI '"' '''
.,,,.,,. ten ljaas or less ten dollars - ,,,.;l
,,mes Of candidates for county o'lCes -
ned for ave dollars, payment always ii ''
&c, and Stfte offices ten dollars ,...-.I ,,iI
Fiction ticSsss viii never DC o''''''''
PSI. ioL or communications o rony an
fa.. 5.tSseat will be chargd at hau p5'te
u sSiseytsemeuts and must oe P"'" III
lHnes. SF-,,-.s not marked with the number Of
n'e'"'.,;If 10 continued I'll forbid, and any
sT'oo''s ,5s after insertion charged extra.
fsra'o, ...;r~ natrons win favor US by handln!
Aa,''"'I,,rtiscnants as early after our regoia
nrs '' 5,vs as converjent-not later IN an,
ao'.,,''..,;ble. than Thursday night.
kar u I'm. WORK must be paid for on de'iV
~ -,sr mnst be paid or alllet'ers, or they WI
.es, s'tsnoe' 10
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11
Friendship.

Chesterfield observes there is kind oil
short lived friendship which takes place
smong men. from a connection IN their
measures only; a friendship too oIien
attended with bad consequences. M
companion of our pleasures, young and
fenced viii probably IN the heat
of convivial mirih, vow perpetual
friendship ana unfold hlmseil TO you
without the least reserve; but new as
sociations, change of fortune, or change
of place, VIII soon break this lii-.lme.
connection. and show the folly OF sucl
hasty attachments. The same observa
TONS will apply 10 young females.
have frequently Witnessed with regret
with what warmth and excitement, the
enter IN to new alliances of friendship
repose, some short lived acqoainianc
all their secrets OF sentimeni---paor o.
!, theis every thought Of affection IN a
aggravated strain; and appear perfect
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11
SURGERY AND MAGNETISM,

A marvellous story Of a surgical ope-
ration, performed in the case Of a mag
nelzed person, is related in the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer. The editor states
that ne witnessed on the 25th Of last
month a most difficult operation, per-
formed by Professor Ackley, assisted
by Professors Delamater, Kirkland and
Others, beEore a class ofstudents at the
Cleveland medical College. The pa
tient was q Dr.. Shriever, from Column
biana county, Ohio, quite an elderly
man. 1t was an operation for tumor'
situated under the lower jaw and part
ly in the neck, near the right ear. In
reference to the proceedings Of the oP-
orator the Plain Dealer has the follow
ing statement.
/ ave happened in just as the Profess
or was putting knife to the skin. He
made two OF three frightlul gashes,
seemingly cutting the throat, and lot a
move. We we're aslonished, and we
think the whole medical class and even
the faculty we're not less so than our
self. The secret was, the patient wa;
in a magnetic sleep. This fact of course
was known by the Professors, but no
by the spectators generally, Their
stood by the bleeding patient (not suffer
er) the magnetizer, who, with the mag
4 ic Of Mesmer, hal thrown his subject IN
to pleasant dreams, and now, while tn
: knife of the bold surgeon was dashint
a%ay at his vilals, and dripping VIII
gore at his throat, he could say 10 IN
,remhling nerves. be still" and all wa
2 quiet! What triumph of mind Owe
] matter was there! The will OF IN
e magnctizer strikingdumb even the llvln
beino. and making even his body II
d l,cans;bIe subject OF dissection! NO n
y on;z;nq nroans were heard, as is asa
= from the conscious patient. TO alarm
9 terrify the operator; bnt ne went que
ID " on, without haste, and consequent
) with better effect. 1t lasted some
NJ teen minutes, during which time the
y were frequent consultations among
r professors, as it proved to be ma
re .n. case. 1t eau sed a (rIghtlul wou
u and aprorusion Of blood. The pate
was removed to another room' stlil
as conscious ofpain and the operation;
10, when we left he was. assuring the nj
ISL netizer that he felt quite happy"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-01-11
.necdote of John Adams.

pafore our country took stand among
he nations of Europe. and while we
were suffering by depredatlons on ever
haaa the venerable John Adams re-
raa .ked. that the situation of the United
S Ga reminded him of Daniel Detoe's
came cock, who, on being IN stable
5s;,h number of horses exclaimed
CARE GENTLEMENDoNF LET Us TREAT
IRON ONE ANOTHER