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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-28

GOuRAUD'S LIBRARY Or ROMANCE
JULIA WRlGHr-CAsro XIV.
Skilled in The science which Layat1f tsnght
To study the hearts secret by LIE look
Our Julia, SabreanhsE meaning caught,
And read hts wish a. ia a. open book
Indignant al the thou gbt OF being bought,
Her sylph-like frame with strong exciternsntshook
The rtc6 bLocd Of her dark brow made 4 rush,
And yelder than the ha,r became her bIgshl
How much the beauty ola phks frame enhanced
by clear ard brilliant conplrxoni 0oUsGUos ITALIAN
NEpfc.TEp Soar IL the sftice that will PDpes,
TAG Fr.cles Ssl.owness, Redness R0aghnessin fact
10 make The darkest skn white, clear snd beautiful GOT
RAUos GzsciAS HAIE DYE will color the reddest hair
beautiful brown or b!GA 0ouRAcos pouosEs SUBTLE,
are magical for rItrpatng superiqous human aar
~ Take particular notice hat Dr. FELIX GoUKAuUS
renowned preparation only be obtained genuine a. his
ep6t al 81 Weilsst hrst from BroaSway on ~
UEAFsEss CrEzo-Sothlng that has yet been produces
for the Of Deafness zt all compared 70 Dr. hcssrs
ACOUSTIC OIL The thousands Of eases In winch II hss
effected cures satisfactorily Arrest il value Where The
deafness recent Is oilTn sudden and pefinecs
AIso-H.Yis LiSiSEsT warranted 10 cure any case Of
Pills The Srovg VlEsisH, By which all Slows end
Pipes or CRATES m2y be kept Jet black with IS beeu-
tul polish as coarh-body By application yesr-
Sold univ al q Cortlauc-sL OF
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country Merehan,.. &c Hou,c .

There are thousands of you here who ought to be
at Your homes In the inseric. and in Michigan next
Tuesday Go home Go hons Men Of business
here exhors them TO so home A'eer Election. let
them come, and we shall all be 50 sooa,aatursd that
they can trade on their own terms Wings! Go
home
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NoRwIcH. MAss.-A SER
Gus IRE wss ray q me woods belonging % Eben=ze-
Es Asa Ms--1., Jot- Niles and Others. znnl exScgush
ed y toe ran Tuesday night ne I3ta- They had
been burning four weeks zad about ID We're burnt
overall attempts 70 check the progress OF the IRE haT
ing proved unsuccessful One or other pieces N
that r!c:nify have been On ire wi.htc tais trre-
Northampton Courier
LANESrAsLE AcCIDEST.-A little gi-i OF years
old, dsnghisr CT NJ. O. 2hitps Of East Osweso
severely burned Monday last hrr death on
the following day [Osveso Advertiser.
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HIGHWAY RoEBERY.-On Monday evening about
O'Clock German peidSr wss stopped on the highway
rea- Suf.erns Depo: on the New-York Snd Ere Rsl-
.oAd, and robbed Of SIS N h.s and ave sovereisns
Three ishnen were arrested soon sitter the spot
where the robbery committed upon suspicion By:
ss nothing was found upon them their deien-
ton they were discharged Measures have, however.
beea taken 70 have them .esressd they csn be found
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KNAPP's INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLAsrERs.-Ws
know of better remedy tor pain weakness in the
back breast side rheumntsm and the Ike than these
truly celebrated Pastcrs Speaking from experience,
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InM Cnurfa.

SUPERIOR CorRT-Beiore Judge vanderpoei.-Pa,-
riak HslIg ys. Pea: CaolLThe plaintiff keeps liquor
store al 70 6 Moust. The defendant resides in the
vicinity. Mr.. K. brings acton for SANDER asserting
the OF ;hieves and robbers and prostitutes
he Il than robber-he i id thief ne ought
be indicted for keeping dsordery house in Motts
&c. l. is denied tina: the words charged spoken
To De continued this forenoon For plaintiff Messrs.
Bluni grd Mulyey for defendant Messrs vutee and
Jordan.
The suit against the Ere Railroad Co. 70 &c, back
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slave Hunting in Newly ork.

We have given elsewhere pretty full state
rnent of the proceedings III the case OF the slave
bov George from Savannah, andTant OF room con-
pels rs TO withhold the remarks which such occnF
rences in ournidst naturally suggests Our opinions
ofslavery are well known, and 1t IS scarcely neces
.arv for as to say that our syrPathies are on the
side Of the fugitive We know thu; the liabilities
of the Captain are unfortunate and we are Wiling
10 MAKE all proper allowances on that account but
mere pecuniary considerations when weighed
against the principles Of eternal Justice and :he
claims OF an innocent to the Freedom with
which he is endowed by God are not worthy OF
moments thought The boy having been declared
free by competent tribunal II is a reproach to our
City THAI any ,nen could be found In it willing to
lend their aid in restoring him to bondage Il can
hard, be pretended that there was the slightest
obligation imposed on any man to hsrass the poor
fugitive with sham proceedings intended only to
keep him in duress until al agent OF his master
can arrive with due authority take him back n,o
Slavery III man can engage in such proceedings
and feel no reproaches Of conscienceii. after hav
ing voluntarily and needlessy aided to send hu-
man being into Slavery they can look up TO God
Tor blessing on their families and sleep IN quiet
ness and peace, they can do what can be done 1t
seems to us bv no man whose heart is not dead to
every generous and noble impulse. Every man
whose hear, is in the right place Will respond to
the noble decision of Judge Harrington Of Vermont
"A decision made in case similar to this-that
nothing could give an adequate title 10 e human
being as Slave short OF &C. BILL OF SALE FROM
Con ALMIGHTY.
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~ EExEzER BLAKELEYo of Otsego is the Wing
candidate for Congress from the XXIst District
composed OF Otscgo and Schoharie Counties He
has been repeatedly chosen Supervisor OF his Loco
Foco town, (Otegol and was last year chosen TO
the Assembly on the Independent ticket from
Loco Foco otsego. We have strong hope that he
will now be elected to Congress FROM District
which gave Polk over 500 majority
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IF A Temperance Tiesst for Assembly was
formed in ORANGE County on Monday: GASRiEt
L1rrlx of WAIKIKI DR. PRIME of Newbursh' and
of Miuisink.
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ys-t;. ,e;-it of CIR City Is hish ard sha current
sweeps onward to gior'o1s triumph Aew-f0'k
al be redeemed, No device can prevent ii
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g-sEE OUTSIDE OF ro.DAy's PAPER.-ln

q Democratic Wing General Committee
Special Meeting of this Committee will be held on We'd
nssday Evening. 18th inst at o'clock, at the Broadway
House BY order, J. PHILLIPS PHENIX. Chairman
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Vice Chm.
JAMIs n PNcxsII }secre.ares
B.-A full and pupciual attendance s desired at This
meeting OF p
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FIRz-A store occupied b. Luther Combs, Cru
ce, and large wooden building known tie Babi,
also the dwelling Of James Cook L Belfast As;ne were
destroyed By ire On ma morning OF the 2i,h To,sl lose
about A0Ol9inagrsd
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u Arwooo's CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook Stoves
These Stoves warranted usual. Persons wanting
Cook Stoves Invited TO examine them before purchas
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hckok Co 25s
Watcr-nt a 9Ineod
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~ HENRY NIcoLL was last evening nom
mated for Congress by the Loco-Focos of the lower
Wards, composing The Third District The vote
stood i for Nicoll for Hart for Fowler-nlaior-
ity one. Mr. Nicoll is a respectable law! butthere
are loud complaints OF unairness in making the
nomination. Up to the appearance OF the savage
attack in the Post on Mr.. Harr. wherein he was
classed with Dave Brodcrick, etc he apparently
stood the iairest chance for the nomination.
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w General Committee OF Democratic Wing
Young Men.-A special meeting Of this Committee will
DO hold Broadway House, Thursday Evening. 2st
Oct inst ~ o'clock. BY order,
THEO. E. ToMLINsON Chairman
s FLEET ol s.RT, Score tary. II
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Ohio.


From the Ohio State journal OF Thursday,
CoSGRESS.-It affords US much qualification 20
state tia; the from the lh Congressional Dis
t-ct (uno:seisD the election Of Hon Samuel Z
Vinron Mr.. Case. LocoFoco ard his Independent;
competitor This under al circumstances Is great
triumph and viii be hailed such 81 ne Union
Perhaps Wing in Congress has influence than
NJ. V HIS najorizyis about 80 owe. Case; Lawrence
snd Meiss having gwen him together between four snd
i've hurSrsi rraio-lsy
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CAMPnRNE, Williams (Which is really three tinies
refned) also Chemical OIL Spirit Gas Burning Fluid,
High Proof Alcohol White Rosn, Burgundy Pitch OF
choice quality for sale by w WILLIAMS.
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Daily Arrivals OF Produce. stock, dc. by m.
New-York and Erie Railroad COMPANY
rnde of the Hudson.
}. 2. Clsrfsea, -igent.

-'NN'-E lkNHs-yNf, 2,
Barge Henry SaydGss. r 6s arkins hutte. 1874 trAs a.
sIS dressed hogs - bbs spples head OF cae lsbs a.
bys coal 3 bushels ryS ~
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II The Wings of KINGS COUNTY had go-
rious rally at Brooklyn to respond to the State
and County Nominations DAVID A. BoKEE pre-
sided and the meeting was successfully addressed
by ABRAHAM CR1sr, CHANDLER STARR, JESSE c.
SMITH. JOSEPH BouGHroS and HARVEY a. WEED
Among the resolutions passed was one opposing
any monopoly of Whig victories by ONO Penn
sYLvANIA, MARYLAND &c. and insisting that NEw-
YORK shall have her full share of them to which
Kings County will contribute all that can be asked
of her. Our friends have little doubt Of carrying
their ticket
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New STYLE OF H,r.-Fne Hats OF the style
prevailing In Paris for sale by the subscriber.
o2l lOteod BIRD cor Pine and Nassau STA
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PARIS STYLE or Northumberland ond for safe by
! KNOX, l2s Fulton ST. sun Buildings
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. q 6h-35ni. P N

The grain markets are dispirited. Some sales OF
four were inside a. IS - TO IS 30; but there IS
little confidence and farther decline IS looked for
Il IS very cloudy here
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NNILEV,
Steamship Massachusetts. Brazos Santiago. Packet
ship Garrick. Liverpool
BELOW brig. Wind SW
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Er GRAHAN's MAoAzISE for Novembers opens
with the first part OF novel By j. FENfMoRE Coop
En- entitled The lslets of the Gulf; or Rose Budd-
This tale has been purchased high price and will
no Doubt prove highly attractive The other contents of
the number are-'The Widows Lover by Robert Nor
MS What can the Reason be by Emma Wood ;
The Rose oil Jericho from the German-by Mary E.
Lee A Days Hunting about the Xengaup by Alfred
B. Street; Literary Aspirant The Wren, by
Henry P. Hint: on California, by Harry Danforth
The Wle's Confession, By Mary Darenan,; Mar
ginalia, by Edgar a. Poe Growing OF Petrerch,
by Mrs E J. Games Sir Henrys Ward continued
BY Ann : Stephens The Study OF Nature by Mrs.
Gallagher Literary Notices. several minor Poems and
the hrst OF series OF numbers on the Game Birds Of
America Wita such table OF contents, Graham :,
Magazine presents strong claims attention OF the
reading public. CT. II Graham Tribune Buildings
Ayer for York
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The U. y. ssonm Frisnre princeton.

L. -. steamship princeton,
PENSACOLA, Oct II. 1865
After an absence of thirty days the Princeton
came to anchor Oft the Navy Yard She is direct from
Chagres having landed tho bearer of dispatches that
port on the Goth of last month.
While the Princeton remained at Chagres Commo.
dore Sloat arrived the lsthmus from Panama,
having left Commodore Stockton in command OF the
Pacific squadron
The only intelligence learned from Com sloat is, that
the squadron had taken unopposcd possession of Cali
iorna Lieut. Lee the bearer OF dispatches proceeded
with them the sthnus Panama in search OF
Com. Stockton.
The Princeton remained few days at Chagres waiting
the arrival OF the small L. s steamer Spithre but with
out receiving any intelligence OF her.
On her return the Princeton experienced adverse
weather of every description she was becalmed in the
Caribbean for several days after which she
tered heavy gales ahead. with very rough sea-but
throughout every vicsstude proved herself worthy Of
her high reputation sailing well a stssu!lng
vessel-being quite stiff without the ballast OF coal
in her bunkers.
During several days of steamng she averaged knots
per hour with the trang consumption of Of tons OF coal
per "a hours, using only two boilers.
Cor Mobile Tribune
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-Before Judge Edmonds.-Stepiea
Weeks VS. John ". L0nsTG-The parties were formerly
partners the Crockerwsre business az Pecks!ip but
dissolved The present action for SANDER il being
charged that M l. stated that he had suffered By his
OH We distoresty-thst Mr.. w. hnd cheated him in
almost every w4y-he had wronged him creadfuliy-
that day he o. filing up check for SOB when
customer i-he finished signing II and threw il
IN me desk leaving NJ. W. there that coming back
ne tcc1d TIE check gone and Mr. W. denied taking il
Afterwards getting Ms bank book written up he
surprised ind Thar me said cneck had been presented
and paid. On being asked il ne ;nsinuste
NJ ". mad stole TIE check. De replied there are the
fa:ts form your opinion To o. continued this
forenoon For phi NJ Edw. Sandford- For dfdt Mr.
". MUloek-
corRr OF ConxoS PLEAs-Before Judge Day
-0ka Clark Gorge HGAn-icuor IN relation 20 NJ.
Us printing ink factory, II Southst-The defence e
that he establishment nuisance that lspblaek
: made from the burning Of -osin. and healthy and
10, pleasant smell arises from such and that the OF
Used pure cseed OIL and produces uut little smell N
boiling compared with vegetable OIL and I not IN
healthy SD ma: ne difficulty complained OF OF plain
r arises 4 al. from other establishments Il the
Va iniry.-To &c continued this forenoon.
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~ PHALoSs MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and nvelusbi7
discovery warranted neither 10 smut wash or bsinya
Liquid Dye, which simultaneously changes tho color OF
The Hair beautiful brown black, without injury To
he hair skin. The great superiority Of this Dye con-
the easy mode OF application ard instantaneous e
f.ca other Dyes requiring from ten 10 twelve hours tc
produce any change It's superior excellence will be sp
parent every upon single application. Country
gentlemen can have bottle forwarded them by EXPRESS
by srnGng enclosed E. PhalOn, 81 Broadway Jud
Hotel Price 81 per bottle, with full directions FOR
City gentleman requested 10 call at the depot and
have their whakers dyed Bogus Enwcett, No. rs
ChesuuI Al. A gents for Philadelphia aus eodp
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.96.3cs Loco. coo

TotWhig.. .963cs Loco. coo
Wing maj. over Loco 46i2 thrown away on Natives
some 1900.
TaritLoco. The vote no; complete but the ma
lority about right
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ships Elizabeth Bruce, Day. London Ogden. Rsiah
Cobb do 7 = Winslow Shakespeare. Porter Antwerp,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEwYoRK.

PORT OF NEW-NORk.
MINIATURES AlMANAc.-.-.. THIS DAY.
sun NOON. FULL SKA.
Rises g y Sets Morn. - Morn. | Is
LATEST pNrEs.
London Oct. aavre. Oct .
liverpool Oct New Orleans Oct Is
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~ See full certificates In this paper. olo lmeod.
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ARRIVED.

Schr Ganges Handy, Mragosne, W Fl Underwood
Sloop Empire Dayton Providence.
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Tho Suffrage Question.

One short week must determine whether the
State Of New.York believes in the doctrines set
forth as fundamental to Declaration of indie
pendencc or practically repudates and scouts them
Ii it be true that "All men are created equal
and that Governments derive their jnst power
from the consent Of the gorened, then is the denial
Of the Right of Suffrage to portion OF our Adult
Male Population an outrage and shame. There
Is no escape from the conclusion that if our Revo
lutionary Fathers Were Patriots and not guilty
Rebels, then the denial Of the Right Of Suffrage to
aportion ofour People who desire and demand ii is
tyrannical aud shameful in the extreme. The fact
that wrong has been done, by those whose light on
the path of duty was less clear than ours. be
excuse for delinquency on our part. We OF the
year 1886 KNOW what is right, and should do it
On the one side are Justice Equity, Democracy
Christianity on the other Hypocrisy, Prejudice
blind Hatred and the basest appeals to the basest
passions, What Republican can hesitate
CHRISTIANS remember those in bonds as bound
with them, Why should not the Pulpit enforce
the duty OF doing AS would be done by in re-
gard to this Suffrage question well any other?
Why should not every man who reveres God and
loves Righteousness feel impeled to exhort his
shisinstament of Justice to the long suffering Child
rem of Africs' What can that Religion be worth
which does not make itself felt in such crisis as
thisl
Friends of Universal Suffrage take courage and
press onward in the path OF duty The sky may
darken over us, but above the clouds are the Heav,
ems. In spite OF appearances and the current OF
barroom opinion, we cherish strong hope that
Equal Suffrage win be carried next Tuesday, But,
that will require the utmost efforts OF every friend
of Impartial Freedom Let not an hour be lost.
not muscle relaxed. not a vote that cen be SCI
cured be left unpoled. Lei US u, least deserve
success, and we cannot fail ultimately to secure it
Let US secure it now! forward
GREAT TREArY-Ex,Gov Seward OF New.York
with the appreciation Of the conductors of the journal
and The Tribune. have, it is reported suihoriv
which we think will not be contrsdiced opened
respondence with Judge Mclean OF Ohio in which the
for the Presidential race ofls4s. Eve. Post.
" We pronounce the above AN unmitisated
fslsehood, though we believe only the varnish is
the Posts. Gov. Seward has done no sach thing
as il here charged and fhe hsd ii would have been
ssi.koat the appreciation prospective retrospect.
i've, of the Journals above named. The calumny
which the Pcss has probably caught Up from some
baser source is plainly fabricated 10 operate on our
State Election win the Pos, publish this contra
dietian7
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THE WINGS AWAKE:

Ore OK the largest and most spirited Foh'icai
Meeting. avs- held in our City assembled at and
oronra National Hall last evening TO hear the re-
~. IS -. Nomination Convention. The meeting
,r.s called 20 order By PHILIP ". Eses. ESQ and
IN. following list of officers appointed:
PrssiGeat SHEPHERD KNAPP
pioe Presidsn1s
Gen. Asruoxr LAMB PHILp W EScs,
Tnv-.Rn = CogLEs ScHrREMAS HALsTEAo.
ALExASpER WELSH WILLiAA BUCKLEY,
ROGET 2. RcGoLEs, HOPPE MOTT,
SA,TrzL SPARKS, JOHN l. hIoTIe'
william ADAMS. join CoLFIS'
MELANcTHoS PALMEh JOSEPH BEiTToN
JoHS CooER, j. WAsHiSSToS SAI4H'
WILLIAM H SgEET JoES J. HALET
JAHEs BROOKS, j. l. JACKSON,
CHARLES McDor0AL. WHITFIELD CAsE
C-ngcr W porIAxD MARSHALL o. RoHE1Ts
GE9RcE ROWLAND, JOSEPH =. : -Neh-NEi
The call Of the meeting having been read. the
Nominating Committee reported as follows
REPORT
rfa Convention delegated from the different Wards
TO nominate County Otcers 20 be supported oy the
WHY'S Of hi. great City the ensuing Election, report
that they have discharged thst duty. and VII nov SUP
nit u their fellow cuzens ine result Of le'l isoos
presenting the ticket for your approval they mus De
permitted 10 say that they s men known TO tneir
fellow citizens citizens o! character and
orne of theD have already filed stations in puOlc lie
bv the choice Of the People, and have faithfully dis
charged the duties committed 70 them. For aenbers
of Assembly you have what mas long been oesireo D
IN. mass Of cur population almost every eading inter
est is rcpresen,ed-thc T,adesman, the Mechanic te
Cartmsn the Manufacturer and the Bar all hare their
have performed their duty good citizens. For The
important Office % Sheriff you hare presented
70 YOU well acquainted with all lis duties. For County
Clerk you have familiar ne a household word
with every Wing in the state and for Coroner We sub
nit 20 you the name Of Of most respected Ply
s!cians long known devoted Wing and an ardent
supporter OF Wing principles Your Convention cannot
cose this meeting and themselves
upon the entire unaniiy tina, marked their whole pro
ceedDgs. They respectfully submit to your judgment
the following ticket
70, Sheriff -. WILLIAM W. LYON.
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SANDss SARsAsARuLAith has been we'll said thai hif'
tory until period merely record OF gigantic
crimes and their consequent mseres. LIS most dazzling
light dances the pumed helmet Of the warrior but over
the abol OF the sage whose vocation was TO aneiofata
bodily suffering. sheds but feeble Fortunately
however the day COMO by when lhe trade OF death
took precedence the art Of healing We have now
more physicians in the field and it held 81
least as honorable ! destroy It. Tho d!sci
pie Of scuspius well be serttor Of Mare. has his
ammunition perhaps among all its varieties has
produced powerful iRpresson on the strong hold'
OF disease 3andss Sassapara II has pot IN Eight
scrofla Cancer rheumatism, aud all the hety brood Of
Outrageous affections and expelled 10 thousand Instances
seeds ofdlsease which had rnIed for years in Inc blood
rebrae-d tho falling const4ton and renovated the whos
material These hingt it haa accomplished add, ia
yored By the same nsuences. Will accomplish again
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Rultorst corner oil
Willia.sL 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York Sold also by Dsuggists generally throughout hs
United s,ates Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for Is
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WILLIAM w. LYON.
K. WILLIS HALL.

Yn Presi1knts

For Members gf Assembly,.
WILLIAM HALL WILLIAM B MECH
NEWTON HAYES WILLIAM TYSON,
E C. BENEDICT RICHARD SCOTT
JAMES KELLY JAS B. BRINSMADE,
r. q CAMPBELL, THOS W. HARVEY
GEORGE II BALL AARON c. BURR,
ALEX. WILKIN UZZIAH WENMAN
JOSEPH ABBOTT CHAS. MCGOWAN.
The Nominations were heartily responded to and
unanimously adopted.
The following Resolutions offered on behalf Of
the Convention, were also read and adopted viz
RESOLUTIONS.