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The New York herald., 1845-09-27

Quick WoRk.-The Albany Argus Of the 25th
inst has the following.
Judge Parkers charge to the Grand Jury at Delhi on
Monday appears at length in the New York Herald Of
yesterday, occupying nearly two closely printed CO.
lumns having been taken down and written out by one
Of the reporters OF that paper and brought to New
York by express Quick work.
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

OREGON MEETING IN LLINoIs.-On the Sth inst.
there was meeting held IN Edgar county IN rela
ton to the Oregon question; David Longnecker,
Esq, was chairman. 1t was resolved tina; the ter
ritory lying between 42o and SO North is ours by
treaty, discovery, exploration, and occupation; that
Mr. Polk was right in asserting our clear and un-
questionable title, and that negotiation had tailed
after long trial, 1t was time to abandon the JOINT
occupation arrangement, and build forts from the
Missouri to the Columbia, at suitable distances,
also to extend the laws of the United States over
that country. Ii was also resolved that credit was
due TO the President IN this matter, that negotiation
must be speedily terminated, and that no foreign in
The New York herald., 1845-09-27

PREPARATIONS FOR WAR-The Secretary OF War
thus replies 10 Gen. Hintons offer of his brigade to
the President for the with Mexico -
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
49, September 0, lsl5.
SAVIOUR letter of the Goth August has been received
by tho President and referred to this Department Tho
President and this Department fully appreciate the patr
otic motives which prompt your offer, and your name
will be entered the list Of candidates for military ser
vice very respectfully,
1II Your obedent servant,
~ w. l.. MARCY,
.A.hrI 81 Secretary Of War
Brig Gen. o. HiNros,
Ohio Militia Delaware, Ohio.
SO Gen Hinton has succeeded in having his name cen.
tered the list Of candidates for military services
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Cox.rtp,rios fCosrvgSEss) DESTROYED, bys natural.
simple and agreeable means. recently Uncovered M
France. by VI Wart0n, OF Paris.
This Is the lite OF .ms pamphlet, tie hfh Euzish ed
ton translated from The twenty second French edition. just
introduced here which In able and clear way on e
daerer, diseases arising from constipation, and points out
me means how he obstinate cases Of Tins aa-
dy whicn 20 common in country, ON account OF The
greater heat and the quantity OF animal food generally iasen
The following extract from the work will show more Gear
Is than any thing e what the author intends TO lay oe r.
the public
"The dOriers Of the stomach those oi he bowels snd
AFT the liver: unrssiness and ameni those organs aho
nous digestion dysentery pains OF the side per-sing hr
ache eak extngui-he appetite eud BREATH the pes,
weakness OF the sight and al me nearing before ur usua
aye .leepes-ne-s, debility AMI am less OF BODY are al
caused by rebeous constipation tcostiveness whence
FOL Ow- that any means whatever when susi es cure r.
beIous constipation viii cure Al the same time Al me dl-or
ders which we have enumerated for the tuns necomlu
thu the branches hey depend on me unA
and derive from even their eNsience become necessarily
lie .royei Al the Now, natural means mdi-
CATE. In hs book really destroy rebeious constipation, aud
for the reason which have stated destroys win H. A. u
by euchsnment, the long st OF disorders above particular
Eed In numerous cases even hypochondne, me shrinking
or contraction of m rectum, the descent of he recius 10
retention OF the urine. nervous Affections and many oi Tue
premature disorders OF old age. have for their causehe
0us constipation. Il then That the cure OF such conspa
uOn leads directly and by ne sues means 70 90 WI
list disorders also The reader may convince himself
OF the Truth OF what pTeeedes on opening me OooS IN
any par. and above a by reading me numerous 'efnc
of celebrated physicians and the multiplied aussiaons Of
other persons OF distinction which are found 10 ~
It remains only add tina, The remedy pointed
out by Mr. wa,on has been used France for 1--WE years
and England three, and has met every where with The
Greatest success which proved by the certificates OF mum
beers oil Fench physicians, embes OF the Royal Faculty,
and particular by Mr. Chevaler the famous chemist OF
the King Of France The book !, Tor sale Al Mr. Warons
Depot No ~ Maiden lane, where We recommend every
20 aud purchase copy after TIE reading OF which he
will be than satisfied that every thing that Mr. Waon
expresses perfectly true and clearly explained thar II
nothing but he means be- ponie out for 10 be
cured entirely and In avery short space Of time.
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~ Great New York Fair at Niblo's Garden.

Second Week Of the Exhbllion--C Cattle show, Flowing
and Spading Match, SC.
Monday. october l3hList Of Horses, Catle and other
Live Stock be In possession Of the Managers Madi.
son Cottage, corner Of Twenty Ttirdst and Fthsvenue,
10 insure their being placed the judges Let Pedgrses
signed by owners required. An Address al O'Clock w.
IN the Saloon, by Hon. Ely Moore the History I'm
porisnce Of the Mechanic Arls.
iHssday October 'sh-Tenth Annual Flowing Match and
testing Of pows, and the spading Match commencing
- NJ. l2sh-st and the Railroad An Address Will be
delivered In tie field. Passage by cars l2i cents
"Wednesday, October lHA-The Exhibition OF Horses.
Csue, &c will open al the spacious premises between
Twsnt. Third snd Twenty Fourth st Fifth avenue rear
Of tho Madison Cottage, 10 o'clock. Csils nu.t be On
the ground By o'clock, A. ~
Thursday, October l6,h-Lest day o. Caitc Exhibition
Address on Agriculture al Nibos Saloon at O'Clock VI
Frday. october 7h.-Pnysi- ss.- Of Csttc and other
Live Stock. Anniversary Address by Hon. T D. Els Of
New Bedford Mass 7. o'clock ?. 81 Al the Tabernacle
Broadway
Otser Interesting operations and displays will occupy
portions Of the from day to day during the Fair, which
VIII be seasonsby noticed IN future circulars aud 10 the
public prints (2j Ol3 IL
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For the Tribune

Cosy', sxsIss OF SCHOOL Booxs.-FOr the last three
month. spirited controversy has been carried on IN me
Bosrd OF Education IN the city Of Rochester relative 70
the comparative merits Of Cobb. and Sanders series o.
School Books which has been recently decided oy s'o'e
osla,o6 in favor Of CoBBs Series In addition 70 us
i, may be stated shat Cobbs Spelling snd Kesdns Books
have been. within a few months past adopted o! 'he
Board, Of Education in the ciues OF Philadelphia bsn
nore. Lancaster. Reading Camden Wilmington lDeL)
by great number OF County Conventions in this state
and more recened by the Ward Teachers Association
OF this city having been previously recommended ~ TIE
Board of Education OF this city A. D.
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70 Tkf Eiifor Of TIE TrtbHAe

TO The Edti0r of To ITt5tHf
ASS Delawsran. here in attendance at the tair OF
the American Institute you must let me protest
against the inference to be drawn from the list OF sab
.crbcrs to the FARMERS LIBRARY. published IN oaI
urday's Tribune Il would seem from that that III
tie Dsiar are was delinquent IN supporting an Az
rcultural work which IS pstronzed and hisny appro'
ed BIZ many Of her ciirens-few II any Of whom are
moran, Of The benefit. agriculture has derived nom 'ne
founder the FIRST paper Of the Kind in this country
undertake 70 say ths the people Of no state Know OCT
ter how 10 value the and his isbor.
John IoNEs Of " heAilsnd Newcastle Co "a
I, ought to have been stated that the list contained
only those who have subscribed al the office IN New
Work and none of the many in the various towns
more especially the Northern towns who get 'he'T
numbers through agents I'd IH0aAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

rE- BRrsrow, the inimtsble writing master has
resumed his teachings in Broadway L would be WORK
~ nareroeston 70 speak Of his merits and the success
which hs. always attended his instruction. We would.
Therefore simply remind those interested that MS school
i again open. tNoNie' "f
LYNCH L,w-We find the following in the ;;
Louis Reveie OF the ID inst u Is reported inai t"o
men named Redman, brothers, with I'VE o'heIs, Nels
sn,lv arrested in the vicinity of Davenport charged
with the murder of Col Davenport suspicion was
strong a. 70 their guilt We have heard rumors tha'
LYNCH law had been inflicted upon bc;h the krdnlah-
since their arrcst-th-t they both were hung. Inc
whole seven were M0rmons.
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operation this Convention called be requested 70
continue their noble Efforts 10 the cause OF Asreutuf
Improvement By adopting measures 10 have thi' na'e'
brought before the next meeting OF Congre" 81,
p,soI-,S Ths, the member, Of this Committee will
look upon Of great respect 70 ms BODY II me
American Institute ~il again take upon themselves 20
uubsh 20 the world the proceedings and views OF te
Convention.
Mr. Mics called attention 70 the rot in the potato
In France sres; inquiries have been made on ms SUD
Jet The Of this scourge q positively s'tound
ng a. the grains Of the earth put together could not
supply the oss Of this ore.
Mr. ROBINSON stated that wheat could not be grown To
sny extent south Of Tennessee The Cause Of This ne
veevl ~ ravas-s most fearful IL seems impossible
70 destroy H. The remedy is to expose the grain mrne
lately ser hreshing il, 20 the rays Of the sun and
when il hottest light rransries and mix
/ bushel Of me 10 100 bushels Of grain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

NiBLO's-Another Of the events Of the season takes
place tonight for the Ben, Of Messrs Chppendae and
John Seton London assurance il 70 be- acted with
very strong cast Mrs Crisp makes her first appearance
in America and will sustain Lady Gay Spanzer Mrs
Mowait acts for the fret time Grace Harkaway-this
with Crisp Dazzle Henry Piscide Chippendse. Tom
Placidc and John SETON Sir HarcOurr Max NEEDLE
and SPEAKER Is great affair The always acceptable
piece Of the Golden Farmer 10 conclude wherein John
SETON plays the character Of Jenny wiicher for which
ne Is 90 Justly celebrated Chippendale the Golden
Farmer and Mr.. T. Placide as Hammer, the auctoneer
We hear London Assurance will be produced lh al the
ao>sOres ofsplendd production scenery real foun-
tan. &C. Tbs NAY be syIed ~ nIzht Vi he season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

FINE GRErs AID BLACK TEA-Very superior Oolong Is
tine do S. Young Hyson superb articles H. S. and g.
the wholesale and retail Of the Canton Tea Com
psny 50 Greenwch-t the Of Corlsnd.t and
l3 Chaiha-s. between Pearl and Roosevelt This j. the
Oldest aud largest Ten Establishment in America. Their
reputation for updgh dealing and for the very high quality
oftheif goods stands and doubtless will forever stand
hyalcd. We earnestly recommend families country
chants and the whole public TIL, very respectable
bi.hmeuL
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l.earRia Election.

Wing majority now l,435. Do las, year 1874.
Wing Representative in all these Counties but
Chatham.
Chatham is McAlisters County, Richmond Is Gov
Crawfords. Folks majority in the State 2.l47.
McAs,er was rather behind his ticket Crawford
little ahead We don't like to give up that Gov.
Crawford is beaten.
~ The Southern Mail failed yesterday, which
leaves without later returns from the Georgia
Election than those received on Saturday.
WIscoSsIS EIECTIoS-The following are the
returns of the Delegate Election in that Territory
We compare with ls4l the only vote we have in
detail
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\. r. GILPlN, Proprietor
~ Important to Bankers-In relation to the sbO'

~ Important To BaDkers-ln relation 70 TIE abO''
certificates introduced ~ Mr. JONES' Of Newark ~ J., /"
To communication and challenge from as 70
pick Lock (which may BE by reference 70 0lH
columns of his pspefJ have bu,s single rsnsff
The certificate from lhe Hagert.H Bank Is designed
show that Mr. Jones picked and opened Of Loeo
This utterly deny II NJ Jones pick Locs, WIZ
should be travel some three hundred miles do H. vbsn
be paid FIVE hundred dollars for picking cOnsua
the principle 10 III. city, We again that %
have picked hs Lock, sni hold ourselves In readiness
DO Il agan-and deny, the time that he has
ever will live long enough 10 pick ours.
In relation tO the certificate from the Pb1nix Bana
ilns city would here that Mr. Jones sf
since employed for The sale Of Bank Lock al
hat whie acting In that capacity be obtained from Bxp
ne furnished oommsncaory certificates Of our Locs, ~
,ook The liberty have them al given IN hi. ~
me Luck called Jones Lock. We her. briefly slgJs y
III. fact 10 show that the certificate Mr. Jones has Introduces
from he PhHnx Bank u this city purportng haze
been obtained for his Lock, actually gives i~s
Lock manufactured by US alS sold he Phpnix Bsnan
Ar. Jones. What confidence can be placed in the sss
ment Of man who Will resort 70 such miserable serS
i've 10 establish the reputation Of his I1cs, We esys~
Bankers and the public To decide. n. ALLEN
oil Agent for DAY NEWELL, 5ss brOsf~C
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~ THE APPEAL OF CAssIUs NJ. CLAY rom
the calumnies and ou,raees Of bis prosecutors wor
thily engrosses our columns this morning Deeply
interesting throughout it has passages that STIR the
blood like the sound Of trumpet. Let US never
despair Of the American Republic while II has such
hearts 10 do and dare for Truth and Liberty. Read
the Appeal lovers Of Freedom and Justice and
take courage for the future The days OF despotsm
and mob.law are numbered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

~ ScHrsCg's PuLAOsIc sysUF Is a certain remedy -
lie cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Comp ANT, Code &c
and Diseases Of Tie Lungs Any one calling al he ORG.
No. COrtand-st can obtain tgraiis pamphlet gi'If
fan description % the above diseases, also ref-retes
number o persons Of high standing that have been csfe'"
the 80 Of li- medicine
Beware oispunous nlLslOns To obtain the pure g.
me, unadulteraec Pumonc Syrup, 20 directly 10 Toe ~
prietOr- office, No 4 Coftlsnd--t N. Y.
Peasc remember that >. Bee smsn s 10 logger Al
~ tnine, and The proprietor NJ be- r-spOnsor ~ -.
medicine purchased Of him. he no Ion. ger sells he o
oiO1 III Up l. IL sCHEScK
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ETHIOPIAN sERsSaDEss AND BosroS EurEsPEAss-
PALN5s OPkR. hoJsE.-We call the particular attention
Of the puoe to the programme Ethiopian serenader.
"sere Il VIII De observed that their Charming vocal pow
ere csu De- exercised 10 more departments uan hose they
nave mlero pursued They give double Concert ms and
tomorrow evening fa OF science and taste and on W-nes
dag and Thursday they will delight our sister CITY Of BROOK
ign with tef accump shed Concerts al the Gothic Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

THE JERSEY CRY 0urRAGE.-The lanaiic boy
noticed in paper Of Friday as in prison at Bergen
n j. and left for days uncared for. Is dead Coroners
Jury Saturday nigh, investigated the and rem
dered verdict that the boy Oscars death was caused
by sickness and fits occssioned by the neglect Of the
proper authorities authorities informed
are the Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey City. The case
most painful one. and viii demand farther invesugA
ton. We do think the authorities Of Jersey City
have ~hiully neglected this oriorn human being but
so~seods evidently fault and the public viii insist on
knowing wh o that somebody L.
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DAGuERRrorrpEs-Those from /

DAGurRRrorrrEs-Those from the justly ceie
brsted gallery Of Professor P,umbe certs MY ene.
TO the highest encomium. His srrngemen,for pie,ori.
effect 10 5eautul-not the stis unmesnins exprealoa
which most Of these pictures have butt hsppinei the
whole Arrangement for which he s Justly ceebr .,ed
The picture q lsdy black Ia single fran and u.
group Of tao children, in another single frame are per
feet gems Of tho art Our Common Council are ..o
faithfully del heated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

Martins maj. s33. Dodgc's do. 4sl.
The election seems 10 have been governed mostly
by local feeling, many OF the Counties which have
heretofore been Wing, and which have this year
elected the Whis tickets for the Legislature and
County officers, give Martin msjorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

~ THg CELEsRArED Comedian Merrsed and Mr.
Rulings. Comic Singer from the London Theatres. make
in=ir hr't appearance ise American Museum in te per.
fOrnancss al and Z. ~ Win the other talent enysged
We expect rare amusement and recommend all lovers of
fun 10 ysii ine Museum Today The manager ha. ren-
gszed me famous living Oursng he Petr-d Human Body
ami many other curo-ues 10 be al hours His bin
The richest have CITY Go and . ii II !, not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

~ We give over the Morning Neics. Wehave
tried half dozen times 10 induce il 10 lei, It's read
ers see the simple facts. That factory girls being
almost uniformly employed at piecc.work pay their
own board, and that the Companies prof, nothing
by It's cheapness Each girl receiving what she
earns. and GU, Of this paying her board. . That
The reduction OF wages took place in sl under the
Io'c Tariff. and when Manufacturing was depressed
and not under the present Tariff as the News has
falsely asserted and persists in representing. Of
course the reduction in the cost of board is be sub
fracied from the reduced wages Of the women. and
not added thereto. as is done by the News But we
leave that paper in the position which j, has coveted
Aud now we ask the enemies Of Protection 10 tell
us where il the wide world Female labor generally
is steadily employed. surely paid, and SO well
remuneraied, as in Lowell and in American manu-.
factories generally Meet this question fairly, men
II men YOU would be deemed We are anxious
only tina, the truth should b. made manifest. We
do know that the working women of New England
as class especially those employed in Factories
have reader and s,eader employing better pay
thsn and Al least twice much of IT, as they recev
ed before there were iaciorie. there or az the same
class nor receive IN those sections of our country
most remote from Factories VIII you dispute these
positions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

~ A Temperance Convention for Onondaga
Co. assembled at Syracuse on the -th-Israel Hunt
inston presiding. The attendance was good, the
speaking effective and the spin; determined. The Reso
uIions declare. l. That Of influence. and especially
religious ought to do their utmost To promote the
Cause OF Total Abstinence; , That the JarsHAs Temper
ance movement ought to > pressed forward until all the
youth of the land enrolled in It's ranks That the
ge IN Liquors is the handspring OF lnemPersnce. and
ths' sentecl respectable and bArrops prepare
men for the loves, GROCERIES and that the ai sale Of
liquors can never De stopped Til the isa sale OF them
shall have been done away 4 Thst the New Excise
Law is al right except much OF it as excludes
City from the operation Il the balance and that this
be struck out and. That the friends of Temperance
will exert their utmost influence 10 dluse Temperance
truth through the state and procure vote Of No Ii
ccnse' nex Apnl-Forty delegates appointed to
the Temperance state Convention at Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

DELICIOUS OoLoNc.-A most delightful black tea
called By the Celestas "Oolong" is sold by the Pekn
Tea Company - Futon-st 50 cents per pound supe
ror 10 any Black Tea we have bought for double
that price. Our readers would do well TO compare
sample Of ii with tea for which they now paying 70
cents and dollar per pound 1t is quite important to
know where you get better at four shines than
you have all along been using at Of six shilling per
pound We copy the following from the Brj0ford
Courier
A Delicious BLACK TEA AT 50 CENTS PEFPouND-
We have drank this delightful Tea and we live 10 visit
New-York will drink il again; and wyt ia more, We
will bring chest Of It home with Ya(for ourself and
neghbors We have frequently paid'''e dollar pound
for black tea but before obtained any thing
equal to this. We used 10 be very fond Of wine, but
hereafter let our drink be the delicious Ooong sold by
the Pekn Tea Company the very reasonable price OF
nifty cents per pound
We drink Grsen Tea. and for many years have been
paying dollar per pound for IT, But thanks % the
Pekn Tea Company We now get better tea from them
at - cents per pound We drink pound per week.
by which saving thirteen dollars per year,
aud enjoying better in the bargain Commend TO
the Pekin Tea Company say We Mirror
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

CosSEcTicur.-We hear that in the counties OF
Fairfield, New. London and Windham, containing
about one-tbird of the population of Connecticut
nat a single Torn has roted 10 grant licenses tor
the sale of Intoxicating liquors. In neither of the
other Counties has majority of the towns voted to IL
cense-probably not over twenty towns IN the
whole State have done so. Let Connecticut but per
severe in this course and her criminals and paupers
will soon dwindle away to fraction of their present
aggregate Persevere
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Let the seden'Ary and those chronicaiy afflicted
not fail 10 examine Dot Bannins's BODY Brso, nov
being exhibited At the Far To ssy the le.s god
specimen Of workmanship and ingenuity Many sy-.l
in high terms Of ia great and immediate efficacy in The
dull pain. snd weakness incident to sedenary habits ane
occupsiicns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

TaE PosrAeK RrroRs-The receipts Of the
Pos, Office a, Concord n. II for the first quarter
Just closed under the Cheap Postage is s742: the
previous quarter under high Postage ss27 falling
OF only ss5. or IL per cent year will bring j,
up to the old standard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

PH,Lors CHEMICAL HAIE BsLM-The town talk 10
now sed about tie extraordinary value and useful
Of Pnaons great Hair InyigOraor. People OF all
ages hair thin and weak, and the bead some
cases partially bald have sted their hair crops
completely BY us!ng few bottles OF Phaons famous com.
pound There Thousands who ought 10 II they
wish preserve their hair Sod BY l. Phson IA Brood.
way, opposite 81 PsaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

l-Sr The Wings Of Hamilton Co. Ohio have nom
mated W. h. II TAYLOR Of Cincinnati as their can
ddate for Senator. Mr. Taylor is Gen Harrison :
son in law
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]. II. SCHESCh

bErsNASs OsfcIsAL GENUINE PuLnoSIe sYsur-.
Celebrated remedy for the Of Consumption Y"
Coughs, Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver COmpsn' saa
pepss can be hal, usuai. the old established oe'
tie proprietor. No. a., Corlsnd-sl one door oe'o"
corner Of Greenwicb-st ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-13

II The Law and Order" party Of Sclohar,e
Co. have nominated TOMAS BouoK for Sheriff,
THOMAS LAWYER and HARVEY WATSON for the
Assembly. The first two are Loco Focos the latter
a Wing