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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

- The FAsmrss LrsrAsr and MONTHLY 'ovh,
,a.,cr1rvHE will be supplied TO Agents and
n.as.s,er, at the usual discount The first number
-..av see the Contents In another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

~ If you are dreadfly burnt by any chemical, Or 0e
means-yOur bones, chss eide, bowels, OF DINER paw
iernslly Or internally infancd swelling, pam, so' @l'
strain dlmucs- weakness, &C, even u mprAhfnlyn' ~.
stipulation or poison, by destroying the individual, Spy
Dsley's Magical pain Fxrartor and IN i"" minutes ~
~ he greatest torture your pans WI cease ana ~
lions Of nature perform their Offices comfortably IMs W.
deriu and Invaluable compound has ne pow f 10 ah'
PANS neurallIe dissolve, dispcr-e and control ne so'
aud Us magnetic electric, and chemical Influence fh' =.
ganic Essence disseminating s power aud assistance -
every Dar' of the animated body Instantly lefrcf'y
trolls tie system and creates wonder and pleasure ~ e'
witness. q
Sold Wholesale and retail al No. lS fufon-sifesi' =
Building, " Y where all orders should be addfrss'' VI
paid 10 II. Daley, care OF A. frost Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

ANNUAL CoMMENcEMEST.-The high reputation
which 81 Johns Catholic College, Fordham, West
chester Co. mas acquired among the educational Insttu
rions Of the United states viii doubtless attract las
usual large concourse not only OF ts special friends
and patrons but Of the public generally, TO the Com
which takes place there today the weather
permitting at clock, p ~ The arrangements made
for the accommodation Of the yisers are in every
spect complete, and when the intellectual treat that
awaits them, is added the beauty Of the surrounding
scenery Of that place know not more inspiring
occasion more delightful TIP See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15
Correspondence Of Livingston & Wells
NO>rREsI 4 H. Juiv I2fh :.


The utmost alarm and eNciiemcI; prevail here IA
consequence Of the recent attempts AZ nccndsr.m DO
less than seven having been msde with The at e..
days Fortunately The nrcs have N A.mos; cseTy n.ancc
been extinsu.shcG b. timely vigilance.
Tn. nre companies are constantly On The aiclf sns
several OF the engines strand ready harsed al ni-hf d.
sev,ral psrts Il the city the inhabitants have formed
themselves paroles ioT the protection Teach others
property
pivc individuals srr IN custody charged With .nccu
Gsrisn.
Tie stock on hand q spuns dry good. ). now src.,,
diminished though Ne fear not On favorable terms 10
the Importers.
an. lumber trade su continue. brisk sshoush uissv
Of The Quebec merchants Vi BE- heavy losers tbs ve.r
ia consequence OF hsvin, entered INTO contracts s.i "a,
sf lower rates than they can now purchase a. Ilis
however tells IN favor of the umberrrs. ssi the Nha.
valley of the OfisNs D. in actfc snt folrshns coa
diroa There is a god market opening Ia tha d.s.sic,
for American cured provisions which are 40 present il
considerable demand.
There src ships in nsrbor here Than ever before
known 81 this time of year
considerable portion of last years io.k Of frar B.
si on hand ana although good cei. IL he'd ou tng.k
account the holders o the residue snNogy cNqsci
ins the next mail. and there }. much speculation 3,
the probability OF lsrsc harvest Ia Eng sn4. >scs s,
now made very rresu.sry b.i the quotations may tsry
stand a. rs 70 -. o. and nrmer feeling generally pr
walls IN 'he markets
o, pots Al 2-,i 20 2a9 but they now up sgsn A..
large sale. sre effected a, % Pearls are steady d, "a
Freiehts are unsteady and ranging from 20 Co 80 a.
Liverpool and the Clyae--i-6 i asked % LONDON A..
refused
There have arrived ~ Quebec A9 more vessels ia,
no 10 the corresponding date last year.
THE news from Texas appears 90 have created great
er sensation here than M the United states
The Governor General has been seriously ndl.pose4.
but he i now sufficiently recovered 70 aueud ,o BIS -
cia' duties
we Yesterday laid the corner stone u the new 20
.chs0. 10 this ctN.
me cricket challenge Of the United states sssns
Canada vii De- taken up next week Players are
course oil selection from Quebec, Montreal and lor'1'
~ OF Q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

y The Grand Jury have presented the HAL
road Bridge Newark y. j., as nuisance on account
OF its dilapeda;ed condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

human race the foot ball at diseases Measles. nooprs
Cough and one or tNo other complaints AZ" the most etf
lain fion- of childhood then come lnflenfds, Cough
Cstsfrhs and host of the light troops OF The DESTROYER ,f
1--WE mis-. his heavy artillery such a. Consumption, /, p~
Fever Scrofua the various erupve maladies knttmaisi
Dyspepsa Liver Complaint. Nc care truly fortunate
For most Of The last named complaints and e-pfcaf m
ucerous and cutaneous diseases. sands >sfssphIH =
however an almost unfailng remedy. Rarely very rarely
ifpropery administered and pcrseyered in does u ian p
produce the desired effect and the pfopneiofs point VIZ
confidence 10 he vomninou- testimony OF - 'm."l
their possession which the invalid can examine As data m
which 10 form an opinion.
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and retail, by \ u
SANDS Wholesa'e Duggisfs - FULTON street N"".lWt
Sold also at 5 Broaiwa az = East Broadway and ~ Drug
eiss generally throughout the United states Price . pe
bottle >iX bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

DR. FELfV GoURAuD's irsiIA~ MtDlcArfn soar ofr r.
moving Frecke-, Tan sun Burn. Pinpies. bOthrs, "a
lOwne,. Redue.s and a CuilueOus Diseases, % = aD
d. cious Emollient shaving Compound For -tr on
ly at the Doctors original depot o. Walker street h soe
FROM Broadway; Boston A > Jordan, Nib street
Lowell Carleton & Co.; New Bedford, w. J., Oefr'l
Worcester Green & Co. Springfield, Bliss Myers 'sN
Haven; Bacsus s Bull, Troy Pierce, Sian"n hai A.
bany Beware and dangerous cOuniefeis, and re-
member af the genuine s sold only above aud no. -
cake hn- the words DR. r Felix Oouranf's ihiian hr'
Gated Soap " Y" compressed with mould, and the DOC
fof- ac .mc ON each ,p!enfl Enbos.ef Wmpfef lyl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

~ The annual commencement Of Dickinson
College held Carlisle Pa. Thursday the l0,h.
On Wednesday Hon B F. Butler of this City addressed
the Literary Societies The degree OF was conferred
on the members Of the graduating es.s-ls in number
that of NJ A. on slumni-,hsi Of u. d. on Rev Mr..
Morgan OF Reading aud Rev Mr. Van Arsdale of Phis-
delphis and that OF NJ on Rev. Mr. Glider of Borden
town. NJ.
Rev RosESr Emory was unanimously chosen Presi.
dent in place Of Or. Dvss> resigned The College IS
represented as in a hourshng condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

p Our Philadelphia Letter did no, reach Us
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

" thermometer ! 1 degrees higher a, IL O clock
yesterday than any previous day this sea.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

FUMGAroRs-Messrs Hastings & Co. "a Broadway
manufacture delightful Fumgator which bids fair 70
become in extensive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

~ How many thousands who are getting pfeins.,',
bald ADD grey beaded might prevent this, by smsy -
cation Of Barry's TRfcOrHtkous, that has ens',v' =
almost miraculous II is only ~ cents DOLL y
sequeniiy being within the reach Of every one iF -
virtues VI the TrcopherOus are
l. IL brsng, ngthening and clarifying pfope''''f
lis gently stimulating the action Of ne ssin -.
Its producing and encouraging areacion 70 lne ~
root and particularly IN ~. pulp which receives Ne Fes
and nerves. giving lie and gigOr b ne hnf
4. liz equsliLing the circulation ~ TIE niiJsi 100.
3. r. freeing the ssin from he Effects ~ p@f'p''~
scruf and dandrDf, and dispOsing The hair 70 cur
D. And u frequent VII preserve ue hAlfn DeN'
health % he latest period ~ lfe.
Sold by A. &. Barry, artist ~ hair, la Broad~vi O.
Sands CO. rs Broadway ard ~ Fulton street, = - n,
kim, 81 Broadway; :. Mln-On, ~ ,prnk sh's .,.s
Lindsay, b SIKH avenue; v tOOIle-, ~ hs1icu 80.
J. ". smith, corner " Fulton and Cftnbrffy ..
Brooklyn ;. Reed corner % Gay and -a,4i'6s - Il
Baltimore ". Bristol, Utica, y. Y. B. = ETe.'
Baulr square. Boston Dr. 4 d. Gordon, kccArs., M,
l.. Watkins Co. corner Of W later and Francs -
bile; sturges Chlttle, Racine, Wlsconsih w."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15
Liner from Port au Prince.

By the brig Hayti Captain Cuts arrived yesterday
morning IN nine days from Port Republican, we learn
that President Perro, is still at Cape Hayden, having
with him Mr. Paul Minister of the Interior.
Tac Dominicans had attacked Lascshobas. a small
town on the frontier and which they claim par Of
their original territory. and had taken i, after struggle
of four hours opposed only by $50 OF the National
Guard. The Hsytcns marched against them with 1900
men, several regiments being also ordered out rein.
iorccmens in OF need. The Dominicans. however,
hearing Of the approach OF this force prcep,aey fed
Generals Morisset and Bobo sent at the head of tive
columns from the North. had taken Hinche Laseayon
and other the frontier, and had gone into the
interior far lamst,e which was IN possession OF
the Dominicsns.
This the latest news from Cape Hayticn-al WAS
quiet at Port Prince business tolersbly brisk the
place very healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

" We learn from private letter that Sunday
'ss was the warmest day in the memory of the oldest
innsoiant In Albany. The thermometer ranged as
high ~ l02 in the shade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

" The train which left Philadelphia. yesterday
at o'clock. arrived here AT a few minutes past
O'Clock p NJ The horse did no; seem 10 mind the
heat The conductor al this end OF the route has
every thing in admirable order for safety and des
patch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

~ We requested - state that Wednesday July
49, 1916 James NJ Miller will. by order Of Bishop Bree
den their store No p Godstreet sell 1900 Para
and Manufactured Inds Rubber shoes TINS sale being
Of the largest held his Guy, must necessarily
give 10 the Trade very liberal chance for bargains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

SUICIDE laborng man named Jonathan De
Puy committed suicide on Sunday near Rossvile, Sta
ten Island by cutting his throat with He was
60 years OF age and addicted habits Of iniempersnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15
~ The Original Genuine Pulmonie -

Pfrpar,sf rxclu-lVrly IN New fOfk, can % - A.
oulg al tisr oid established Office OF he ffops nsD
CoGrilan1t street, one door below lie corner ~
street l.. ..t.e...es,
nile he ..yoan. man. who was formerly 49,
my business oonflnges refer ~ my name !" M,
asc my name IN any way, Il may ie ~e TO no's ~, ~
Nc" ~ Z. ,. bEEhAA>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

Ds- WoODs sAKssPAkILLA AND WILD JILL, -,
the SPANISH s,esap.sf, and he A~sSIcis "ito -.
~, Is for The nrs; tune offered ~ tc YYDe ~
ters " Dr. Wood. Ttese vegetable fetr,is' "a
loyed the highest reputs Ia the medical ~ofH ,1 ~,
" VI Medicine and all writers "a he hed4ra - -.
uniformly spoken Of them with the b. ghesi - si 4,
hdence. The for IL efficacy IN diseases o. G sroo,s
ihe other for he great tonic power WIN ~ ~ - -. ~
for allayng nervous irritation and enca'y "a 90
celebrated. IN DR.. Woods SafsspsrAs sni 1890
Buers they found acting together WIN - sss
and Success and forming by iheir unios %. rms
i've and agreeable Tonic AMI peneni NeleiNe an
for al diseases OF the blood stomach an OlAy 4.
Be particular and ask !Or DR.. WOODS S@''P
Wild Cherry Buffers and receive 20 Orf. 80, p,.l,gg
Agents-Sew- York. Dr. VIM II. Minor, ~ p y pax.r
Geo o. Gum, 81 Beecaer-sti r.. ~ Ouo1 -
Brooklyn James ". Smith. cor ulion ana = - zig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

GoURAuDs POUDRE SUBTLE for eradicalng hsif ~.
sAUD's Liquid Vegetable Rouge. GOraAtDs hnn Die
Gouraads Lily White 10 be had At 81 Walker stree y
Sore FROM Broadway VDu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

East I>Di, HAIR DYE.-rhs Is. beyond doubt one pi
the remarkable chemical discoveries Of modern unr'
II coOr- the hair and yet tie shin Is perfectly sale rom -
influence. Red or hair Will become darn brown =" ~
black. after one application Moreover great hlfiHtr
possessed by the East India Hair DYE Is tsr may De- a.
plid over n ghf while the head rests the pillow " r.
pose This Dye is prepared by Dr. C0us"ck himself r."
celebrated chemist whose text book l. used n tt ncs q"
leges throughout Great Britain and America Sold oll
n CORTLAND st. Also, Hays Llnfnent warranted 70 CT.
any of Piles. tOmstock- Extract 81 rn-spainh, ~
purifying The blood Sc Price only jo cents per bottle,
sN bottles tor 80 same others charge - fVf-ss
ing a. The Indian Vegetable Elixir snd lnimrnh va
rauied I'd cure any of Rheumatism or Gont Dr DC
Mars Acoustic on certain for Deafness AMI a. con
plants OF the Far Price - per iass-sold only at 'o'
land-sirecL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

To- Notice.-Fosdick, Hoffman Co bsss. .ott.1
opened al NO. 81 Broadway, between f.n 70 p.nr. o.
sl- with a carefully selected assortment q 49,
PIC ure and Window Glass. Artists and Cosrn - A. .
or-, tarulshes Brushes, Ac- &c sn1 VIA " r,rrSr.
civ articles most fas 30
Richard Il. Fosdck VIII himself = ein-Fsy -. N q
portion Of business connected wllh h0afe VI, ~
branches. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

LYScHISG ~ FLoRiDA-James Avant End WI.
liam Powers, recently arrested At Apaachicoa Florida
suspicion u arson believe, were executed by
mob on the 10th ulr without other Judge than Lynch
in person ether Trial than popular vote OF the a.
sembled crowd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

~ Coop REAsONs why every person sheaH ~,
themselves with Hastings a CO... Aromatic f.l-ss -,
Their perfume del. ghti; they render the ar Pli, -
proven, coniagiOn-snd sold al such prce /" 10
the reach o. al. Depot III Broadway. ~ D."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15
TO-DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGr-The Irish Character, Paris Correspond
ence Of The Tribune, sc.
FouRrH PAGE-The Indian Wedding-by Whittier :
Money Matters Marine journal Lis, OF Letters, &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

semi.WeekIy.

lcash IN all cases accompanying tie ord<r.
MoSDaY, July il East Hampton Mass.
Harrison, y. f.-.......... Harvard, Go ...... !
Belis.s, do ............ Hlsborough, Ohio......
subscriptions Received to the Daily Tribune.
lCast IN all accompanying tie ord<r.l
MONDAY July u
Fishkl, ~ -. ..... Medina, ~ w..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

Tpr QUESTION SrrrLFp--I james W. Mecah. CLERK n
the District Conn Of .he United states for NE southern ~
trct at York do hereby certify, thai ne utt hf "a
eys Magical Pnn Extractor and also that inr De Dire
u. and Wrappers were secured M This Office, "a. APPEAR
bv M. Recor-l by Com-fock Co. Boa January, iiil, nps
ihan TWO wears before any other such pnni was drpo'
by any other person
In testimony. whereof. have herouno subscribed O.!
name and affixed the seal of the said Court tins tenth day
uy I'm the wear OF our Lord thousand eight hnndfi
and fory-hve and OF our independence the seventeen
IL. 81 ]. W METCALF, Ilcrs
Cify and County Of Nefr. iOk,
MAYoR's FffcE, S.
Personally appeared before me, James w Mcicsi ~
Clerk of the United Staes District Court and nesaon
lodged The above To be- his signature. and the sca Of ne of
fee w r. uNN EMF fh h''''
dated July 10Th, 1915.
The Original 10 be found only At p Courtlandts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

~ The FARMERS LIBRARY and MONTHLY
JorRs,t or AsRrcULrURr. No. l. for July is
published this morning. Among iis illustrations
are Portrait on Steel Of the late Hon STEPHEN
V,x RENSSELAER,. with a Memoir South. Down
Sheep. the New SILK Plant &c. &c. The Contents
are as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

~ Hon Gro. RATBBuS, NJ c. from the Cayugs
District, undertakes TO perform little independence
OF the Texas slsve-yoke in bitter letter to The
Union, complaining OF an attack upon him BY let
ter-wri'er from Auburn Mr.. Rathbun contrives 10
be rather con,emp,uous on Mr. Richie mot diff
eai'nsf'eT BY the way is little savage wiihs and
frankly rcssserts The truth ths, the State of New York
was and Is sdverse to The Annexation of Texas and
o'er~he'minsy adverse e. the hard terms which sls
very has imposed on the North in the consumm..
ton Of that measure. But having himself voted =, las,
TO give Polk the power to eec, Annexation on the h...
OF ali for slavery and nothing for freedom Mr. Rsihn
has right 10 complain that the North has been
overresched in that neroas business The Free States
were betrayed by part of their Representative,
and a, last by Mr.. Rathbun among them. Let him re
Pcn' OF his perndy Freedom instead OF rsving those
who prohied by his iaiihlessness He knew the right
bst'led Tor at rst yet shsmeuy surrendered to the
wrong Let him bctakc himself 10 ssckcoth and ashes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15

fT The rumor Of great fire at Indianapolis
which reached us from Wheeling few days since, and
which represented that third OF the ciy mad been
destroyed 10 fortunately no, confirmed We have the
Indianapolis State Journa Of tho 9th which mskes no
mention Of such calamity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-28
Senators and Representatives.

We sincerely hope that our friends in all parts
of the State will feel the vital necessity they are
under of giving an united and vigorous support
to their Senatorial and Town Representative
candidates. So far as we are acquainted, those
gentlemen in nomination for the Senate, are
richly worthy of an election; and we trust that
such will be supported for representatives as, if
elected, will do honor to their constituents, the
cause they have espoused, and the State. Let
straight out Liberty men be nominated, and ad-
Ihered to. and defeat in such a case is preferable
to success with half a loGf-which proves, in
the end, to be less than none at all. Listen not
to the artiul insinuation that by adherelng to
your candidates you are indirectly aiding one o.
the old parties:--it is a device of the enemy
Are not your principles worthy of your support
Are you not right1 If SO, then go ahead; and
if others persist in wrong course, let them take
the responsibility.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-28

We are glad to see that our Liberty friends in
Lamoille have nominated for the State senate the
Hon. Daniel Dodge, of Johnson. Judge Dodge
is emphaticalIy an able and good man, and a tried
friend Of the Liberty cause. He is one of the few
noble examples, in our time, in which the bats of
Office were not sufficiently potent to warp the
judgment and silence the conscience. We hope
he will receive the united support of all such as
love Liberty principles.
The wings of LamoilIe have also re-nominated
Cornelius Lynde, of johnson, for the Senate. Mr..
Lynde is a good man, and we have no fault to find
with his nomination; but we cannot help remind
ing, his supporters that, according to Wing teach
ing, they are likely to be, as they were last fall
responsible for the election of the sTexan, anti
TARIFF candidate! Perhaps, however, this is the
result of an understanding between the wings and
democratic parties,-for it will be remembered
that they last fall divided the County Offices be-
tween them! The wing convention passed the
following resolution:
Resolved, That in the opinion of this conven-
ton it is the duty of every true wing TO support
the regularly nominated whig candidate bV his
vote, and not profess to be wings, and throw their
votes for either wing or abolitionist candidates.
All right, gentlemen; but we hope to hear no
more whining, at least from the wings OF LamoilIe,
about the Liberty party %electing Polk"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-28
Beware Of Frauds!

Multitudes of Wing and Democratic h%unbugs
will undoubtedly be palmed off upon Liberty
men where it is possible. Look out for them!
Set your face as flint Liberty-ward. Our 'one
idea will carry you safely through if you stick
to it. If you take counsel of those blind guides
who have well nigh (oundered our political bark,
you deserve to fall into the ditch together. Re
ply to the loud talk ofthe demagogue as did one
of our neighbors the other day who has lately
espoused the liberty cause, to one who urged up
on him the vital Importance of the " great prin-
ciples" of one of the old parties. eyes" said
he, that has been the cry ever since my re-
membrance, and you don't appear to have ac
complished anything yet. l believe it is all
h%umbug, and for one l shall Judge and act fol
myseIG'
~ Read your votes carefully. See that nc
mutilated tickets are palmed offupon you, Have
your eyes wide open. eternal vigilance is thu
price of liberty"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-28
First Liberty returns of 1915.

Indiana takes the lead and gives the Liberty
loving lreemen of Vermont an example worthy
of imitation. The Morning Chronicle gives an
extract from a friend in Lafayette stating that the
Liberty vote in that tow n this year is forty, last
year ten. The County gave 4a votes last year,
this year 1875!
The Indiana Freeman of Aug. 8, gives returns
from a number of towns which look very encour-
aging.
Marion. Last year 25, this year 81. The wlig
vote fell ofSll, and the democratic 1877. How we
are dying away
Wayne.-M. r. Hull SS3 votes for Congress,
and Abner w. Lewis had 4OS for the Legisla-
ture. O.
TIppacanoe.-Last fall 81, this year IS.
Elkhart.-Last year one, this year THIRTY
ONE
Johnson.-Thig year, Bates for Congress had
% and Ripley for SENATOR Sd. Last year the vote
was is.
While the other parties are disheartened by the
unfavorable returns that have reached them,
especially The wings, let Liberty men take cour-
age and labor with new hope as we see the other
States nobly coming up to the work, and let YER
mont do her part to swell the Liberty vote this
fall to at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND.