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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
,g,n ~.x.york prove True ?

W. have recently seen private letters ron emf
,.-. Wings in various parts OF the Union, ex-
,,,essi,g The most lively interest IN the s1ccess
If the Wh;g Candidates and Cause at the approach
ing Election. GU, Of this City, there DO two
opinions lhow can there be it as 70 The policy
and duty Of giving every Wing vote TO the W ig
State and Congress Tickets. The glorious Tlcto-
ries Of our friends in MiRYLASD, OHIO PESssTLT4-
xrA and FLORIDA. with the drawn battles Il MAIZE
and GEORGIA, have stimulated the srdor and deep
ened the anxiety Of Wings throughout the Union.
Like Oliver Twist they rant sonae m'ors. NV
YORK is required TO complete the triumph. 4
Waterloo here will appropriately finish the cam
paigu of 1876, and secure Congress which viii
look searchingly into the abuses and corruptons Of
Executive Power and vii! fearessly assert and
thoroughly vindicate the Rights OF American La
Dor What Wing can be hesitating or lukeTar1n
in full vew Of a contest wherein SO much Is TO be
lost or Won,
Al our adyices concur 70 ASSURE Is that ctr
Gossr7s5r a. sos, but his equally worthy associate
or the ticket is not and the exigeneies OF the Coun
.ry demand something more than doubtfc. and
baltiio triumph Let us show that the State Is
Jyh,e. beyond all cayii, and thar We are indebted
but 70 our Good Cause and our Good Works for the
triumph. Let Us show, too. that the Wings o. the
City and Country are brethren, and that no eaioa
sy distrust or ill.feeling can be so~n between
then, o let not our County exhibit itself il the
attitude Of Philadelphia in reference to renovated
PEsysrLvAsIA, but be found leading On the charge
which is TO give US Victory and Freedom Wings :
there il bat o7.s aeesk between as and the issue
What will YOU have it Your efforts will determine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Oct %, ls46.
shall IN few days be able TO obtain the official
votes Tor Congress, which will be the interesting
being the adopted by the Union for the State In
any and every aspect the LocOFOco Fout IS entire and
complete.
mis- stated the name of the lady in my last 70
whom the strnnse and fatal acciden, happened-ii
Mrs. Thomas Drehi, ; :. OF Ne. 81 feminist
George McCori brakeman the Reading
Railroad. killed yesterday by being crushed be
tween two laden coal trains
Despite the auguries OF the Union and the hap
py influences n prospective OF the British Bill. Flour
and Meal Is going down again The prices OF Saturday
are not maintained today AID sales very limited.
The Stock Board is as torpid as 1t has been
since last July. Il may wake up before Walker be-
comes anancer OF Polk practices honesty II the Ae
War
SIies Of S;oess--Egs Bocrd-iao Se.S Annual "a 20 ;
sen Navigation, - Il Northern Blk OF KY g. AZ
Firss BoGrd-SQo State s. 67. Seoosd Boryd-S500
sch. Navigation 6s. i-56. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Busincss Notifies.

6 similur revoluIun tm Cat hwic haz tscn
piss in 81 modz ov ,ravelip manyUfaceurig
IS, hi d PSF ov stim, haz slredi bigun in q!
mod ov propeGg ii comurful malinri ov biEnis,
tru d: pr ov iii pres. di miti inhvuus ov ii
sistem ov ecs,ensiv advurtizig tr,lst ii cuntri,
hwiG haz witin fyu yirz past incrist tm
wundEful ecstent ii biznis opurGunz ov nu
murrs establJmunts in ii Atlantic sitiz, dem
unstrsts biyoud Of cwesGun III CORRECTNESS ov dis
opinyun di fasilitiz fer cariig vt sistem ov
adyurtizig in pursuits ov eyri cind, trs ii mi
dunn oy Pamur1 Nuzpepuy Gjuusi, plssn it
widiu 4. re oy 81 hun smz tm travel III Rod
;m Welt Fuitunz pr oy stin,, Mersiz Mag
reiie Teligruf and PGmurz Nuzpspur Gjuns,
oo,nroz trio hwiq IL wurcip wundurn in di
comurjul wurld. orn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
GENERAL PARADEs
coN.sLoAr AND THE PACIFIC suADRos.

FzIL&DELFR!A, ort y, O'clock ? NJ
The bark Elizabeth arrived at ts port this non
ins from Havana, which place she left on the l0th
inst From her we learn thas the British mai
steamer had arrived al Havana ri,h files OF Vera
Cruz papers 70 the Ist October and with Mexican
files 70 the 30th September. These papers state
tina, Gen. Santa Anna had lef. the Capital and was
rasrctinr to Monterey with four thousand troops
In the latter part Of September adecree wss issued
II the city Of Mexico which has reduced the da'1es
On all imported goods 80 per cent Also the Laws
prohibiting the importation Of certain foreign ar'i-
cles were suspended. General Paroles has literal
X changed places With Santa Anna having srT1Ted
at Havana as an exile unattended &c Is TO en-
bark in 4 steamer for Europe. that he may there
recruit his wasted energies. Commodore Sloa'
the late commander Of the L ; Squadron IN me
Pacific. arrived at Havana with five or SIX OF his
oEcers he hoisted his pennant on the oE1g Perry
then in port and would sail for Charleston or Nor
folk IN few days At Monterey, on the Faciic
ne left the friga;s Congress. under command OF
Commodore Stockton When he LETT al were well
BrTra1o Oct. u. Il o'clock N.
Mrs Harms wife OF Dr. Harris, Coroner OF tins
Civ. was burned 70 death on Saturday night coca
stoned BIZ her clothes taking ire
srATr or TIE MAREET.-PrlTns " mes; 80 :
cents Flour s. IS Z 81 g High Wines 20 cts-
-a1a= f-V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
The Yhis Rank md Vile

Are united on their State Candidates and enthusi
astie in their exertions The little dsutection that
is exhibited in our City is found entirely among
our ex.leaders and seli,ssteemed great men Look
over the whole six dozen to-day, and you will find
that two thirds Of them have either held lucrative
Offices or have been eager applicants therefor
When they come again, perhaps it will be asked
F." HAere tcere you IN the struggle Of 1916, rhiet
finished SlLAs WRIGHT p And the question will
require an answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

FIXES AND Loss or LTFE.--A house in Leyden
Mass occupied BY NJ lyman LAMB. destroyed By
ire On Thursday evening last and NJ. Lambs t@o chill
drea one years old and the ether y years old per
shed n the aa.nes.
The house OF Capt George Douglass, OF Suttield
Ct. Was consumed By IRE on Saturday nish;- lad
Gyin, II the house abou, Il Yeas Old was burned 10
death snd Capt D. barely escaped
The dwelling and storehonse OF Thomas Crown,
Esq. in Anne ARUNDEL County. Nd were consumed BY
afe on Thursday morning Loss about S3pV-pssnaly
insured
REVOLUTION N CARg1cAs.-Capt Francis Smith,
Of bark Cora, this port repCy tst TIE o Pnceci1,
snG schooner Ansehque. saii t-orn Nar4caoo "a Inst
for Laguayra win So Government troops Tor he PUr-
pose of casIn- revolrron which occurred AZ Caracas
during TIE latter part OF September az the Inscsaaon OF
individual named GusAnis-us. publisher OF journal
ei Caracas and ossenble essr OF large body OF psr
rsans known ths Gusrra::stos party. Captain :.
could gather no tt-rher PARTICULAR PHI TX Books.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Laco.Eoco Nominations.

Ca:tanausa> Co.-Assembly, Lewis Marsh and
Daniel Prosser; Clerk, Francis Ballet Sheriff
Marcus H, johnson.
Ontarsa Co,--Assembly jeremiah B Parrish and
Ararsh Bicktora Clerk, Cornelius Younglove ;
Sheriff VIM T Hotchkiss
Herkimer Ce,-Assen,bly, Abiiah Bsckwith and
Jefferson Tilhnghas;
O:seyo Co.-lIndependentl Assembly Sumner
Ely, George H. Noble and Mason Fitch Clerk,
Ransom Shepard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

OHIo-A Columbus State Journal which has
somehow failed TO reach makes Bebbs lunofi
cial) majority in the whole State 2.0e5 We think
the Official will increase it
The Senate stands Is to Is the House 80 Wing
TO 81 Loco and Independent, chosen by Wings
Wing majority in Joint Ballot over all others.
We have report that Vinton is elected TO Con
syress bv Rips yotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
WhiSs oftiIc City,

You are called to NEE, TONIGHT at National
Hall to hear the report of your Nominating Conven
tion pass upon the candidates they have selected,
aud prepare for the rapidly approaching Election.
We won't waste words for the Hall is sure to BE-
FULL and the weather may not be proptious for out
door speaking. But let us all who mean to make
gallant struggle be there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

E3r Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE, we have good
reason to expect will DO in our city to-day, and If
so we cannot doubt that he will be induced to ad-
dress the Wing Mass Meeting at National Hall
this evening. We wish it distinctly understood.
however, tina, we not authorized to promise his
attendance, though we ardently hope for it. If in
the city, and able to speak. shall feel sure OF il
There will be good speaking any how
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Pennsylvania.-[oficial-l
Whir Mai 500.

We have at length the full Official Vote Of Penn
sylvania for Canal Commissioner Although IA
tivism drew off over $4,000 votes of which two.
thirds were probably once Wings and only one
third Loco Focos, yet the Wing candidate beats
the Polk and Dallas man by $500 majority. That
will do for a rainy day and a light vote
Tic Eenorn resnlt OF this Election is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

sg Mr. WEBSTER arrived in our city last even
ing, but not faly recovered from severe cold and
hoarsenesa with which he has recently been atict-
ed, and therefore untitled to speak to so large
course would inevitably be gathered TO hear him.
His Address is necessarily deferred Tor the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

DENTrsrRy.Amons the specimens Of dentistry in the
late Fair, observed important improvement, in the
formation OF artificial teeth and gums by Dr. W Dodge.
No Chambers the associate aud of DR.. ]. Dodge
who has obtained emncnce for the improvements he
has introduced into the dental during tho last twenty
years among which is the double attraction plate.
patented in loi5 which entirely prevents the Judgement
OF any food or other matter between the plates The
SON who seems destined to tread in the footsteps OF
his lustcu. predecessor has in the specimens exhib
tied succeeded in etecting great dssderata~, which is
the formation OF the gums and set Of teeth for jaw
from u single piece of porcelain thus obvatins ths in
convenience of the seams which made by soldering
tue gums together from three separate blocks as has
been the mode hitherto The credit of this invention is
due, We believe TO Dr. W. Dodge, The gums and
teeth exhibited Tor their nanrolness and lifese appear
anec surpass any thing We have seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

E 4 correspondent wishes us TO ask of Mr. f
O. }. Smith. the contractor for building the New York
and Boston Telegraph FOR satisfactory reason why
after being Up several months the main wire OF the
Telegraph has 10, We, been put working order and
why there should be SO long delay IN repairing the
damage OF the ls,s storm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

The ADVANTAGES OF PosIrIoS--A Pennsylvania
LocoEoco paper is consoled in view of the recent
Election in that State with the reflection thst the
Democrats always fight best in minority Ifso,
we reckon they viii favor rs with some Of the ,sll
est kind OF hshting during the next six wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

BE,urrru1 ARTIFICIAL TEEru-To DR.. BLAispEII.
Dentist 81 Broadway the public indebted for the
promotion and perfection oil the art of Dentistry. The
Artificial Teeth inserted by him his superior and per
feet method attracts all to his office who DESTROYS OF
having teeth inserted in the hest and his per
feet u1cthoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Court CaIendar-This Day.

s-pr7-o5 CorRr-Nos. 81 Is. II 10 80 go 81. -,
= ssfS 80 g 81 a. Is a. 10 No. 80 t. ~ 2l3'
5ii sI5 aI6 2I5 ala, :O al ~ - 20 a25 ~, 80,
Crzcrr- Ccrz-Nos. q Il. Z, T. Is. - =, = p, =
co,rrsx PrrAi-Part Nos y II 81 =. 81 ss, q,
co 10I -Pat a-Nos 60 9. %, 3i4 20, ~ se, % 81.
~. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

E The Albany Argus publishes csil signed
by couple OF columns OF names, for meeting at
New Seosiand tomorrow, for the purpose OF VIM
d'Sa'ins the position of the restlr Democracy Of
the County fom the injustice OF the decisions at Sy
racuse and Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27


sASps's sARsAPAsLLA.-It has been well said that His
tory until period merely record Of gigantic
crimes aud their consequent miseries Its most dazzling
light dances the pumed helmet OF the warrior bat over
the abors OF sage hose vocation was TO hmetoaie
bodily suffering IL sheds but a feeble ray Fortunately
however the day has gone by when the trade OF deah
took precedence the art OF healing We have no"
more physicians than warriors in the field and II Is held at
least honorable to save lie destroy it, The dsci'
pie of Escua Plus well the servor OF Mars has his
ammunition and rerhaps among all its varieties none LA.
produced more powerful impression on the strong holds
of disease than Ssnds4 Sarsaparia II has put 10 hight
scroiua Cancer Rheumatism, and all the fiery brood Of
cutaueous affections and expelled In thousand instances
seeds OF which had ranked for years 10 the biood
re-baced The falling constitution and renovated the %hos
material These things II has accomplished and Ia
yored by the Influences VIII accomplish again r.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail ny A. D. "
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fuonst corner OF
William ST. 273 Broadway, and II East Rfoadwsy new
United s,aes Price 81 per bottle or ak bottles Tor Co.
" Never give up SO long as II Is IN your power %
yourself That justly celebrated remedy for coughs
colds and ever species OF lung complaint WsisT' Bal
sam of Wild Cherry.
MIS-. w. FowLs IL you IhinA the following cerlihcsis
worth publishing 1t IL your service hereby certify
that was afflicted with troublesome cough for about one
year tined grea, many different remedies reeonraeha'
ed ne, but ell TO no purpose; finding that wa, not ge
ting any better. induced Try Or. Wlstars Bs.seia
of Wa Cherry and accordingly procured bottle Of Ed
ward Mason Druggist and ApOthecary III Portland. ahef
using according directions, can truly say cured
M. entirely ana now we'll and able 10 attend TO ny
work aud would cheedal!y recommend Il 70 any one ~
hicted with any disease VI the Lungs. DAVID ALLLn
/ Witness, GEORGE ALLEN, Pownal, Cumberland co. Ms'
None genuine unless signed t. BUTTS OF the wrapper
For sale by A. z. / D. Sands Drrggsis, 100 f1iLonst
corner OF William gents for t- GiIy also al z73 Broes
way and II East Broad way and by Druggists generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

~. BoRNr p. wiSAST. of Richmond Co is the
Loco-Foco candidate for Congress in the ia Dis
srics, composed of the Counties OF King and Rich
mond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

E CHARLES r. BARsrow, Esq, is stump
candidate for Assembly in Tiosa Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

z The SHAKING QrIxERs. orphean Family, Grea:
Western &c give spendd performances tais afternoon
O'Clock and this evening half past the Museum
The seoish Mammoth Boys, living orsas oalaag, &C.
De sesu ., a.. unes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

orsEao TEMPERANCE TicSsr.-Fo, Clerk En-.
WIN 6. COFFIN. OF otseso, and Tor the Assembly
ISAAC S, FoRp OF Rich6eld, AIM. BECKER of wor.
cester, and DAVID KENDALL OF Rartwick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

- Equally remarkable with Beekmans Syrup are
his Essential Pills which produce full easy, and natural
eyacuations- healing aud correcting all intestinal de.
rancement Office ial Cortland ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

n The Wings of BRooklrx viii hold their
Grand Rally this evening to respond to the Wing
Nominations and prepare for the coming Election.
CHANDLER STARR, Esq. viii be ons among the
Speakers Those who have Yet to learn who JOHN
You've Is and what sors of aVhis he is are invited
10 attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

~ We requested to say that Professor T b
HupsoS ha, decided to remain in the City and address
the meeting ut Cro,on Hall this evening. See notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
COuRAUD,s LTBRARY OF ROMANCB.

JULIA WhIGHT--JANID NJ
Skilled 10 the science which Lsyator taught
To study the hearts secret by the look
Our Julia, Sabretashe'1 meaning caught,
And read his wish IN open book!
lnd gnant al The thought Of being bought,
Her syIph.lix- frame with strong eIcitea 'A0A'
The rscf blood Of her dark brow made a rush,
And re1der Atan the haU became her blush
How much the beauty ola "syi pke frame Is enhA'ess
by clear and brilliant complexion G0UkAUps at.'
HspIcArEp SOAR is the article that Will remove Plh2e
Tan FREEZES salowness RedGess or RoaghnessLin ,ae
10 maze the darkest skin white, clear and oeahnal ooS
R,Utfs CRgcl.s HAIR DYE, Will color The redds.t nAit
hssnih,I brown or black CoURAUD's PorDREs SVgTiLp
are almost magical for eArpasrg hsa t.
C Take paTtculpr notice that Di. = oO. ma n.
No. st - v,lLer, frst store FROM Broadway. OF u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

We see it stated that complimentary din
ner IS 10 be gwen Samuel Lover a, the Adams House
Boston on Thursday evening mex, by several ssassmsn
Of .hss city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

E- The Official majority in favor of biennial .ss.
sions in MARYLAND is 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

" Mrs. Jerviss Cough Candy advcrtised in another
column very simple and pleasant medicine for cur
ing coughs md colds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
The Voice of n Patriot.

u
An eminent Wing, whose name we are not per
united TO indicate in private letter OF business
and friendship to friend in this City, thus speaks
Of our State Contest;
i deplore the divisions in the Wing party and
those especially, which prevail in NewYork Our
friends there, has always appeared to me, do not
sufficiently estimate the mi nrious effects ,c!shoat
tho State OF defeat tcs.&iH it. Beycud its limits
people cannot comprehend how We may lose, for
example, the Governor, and yet carry an Electoral
Ticket for President; ho.s an election is suffer.
cd TO by default, when there existed a power TO
prevent it
II there be desire to ensure, two years hence,
the election OF a Wing President for the Unit ed
States, yoa nag DC sure that II as Of the rSt ipor
tessce to secure The election Of IThtg Gors,nor at
soar approaching Election. How extremely de,
sirable. then is it that all divisions should be
merged In one united, and patriotic exertion to
elect Mr. fouNa, l knew him we'll in Congress
and, from the sentiments OF respect and esteem
with which no inspired ME. for his patriotism his
ability, and his industry, | should not hesitate
were q citizen of your State, to throw into his
support the utmost zeal and exertion which |
could employ, even if tels preferences for any
other eminent citizen OF Your State"
If we were s, liberty to add the name OF the
writer. We would agree to say nothing more ON this
bead till after Election but is not the counsel here
given so obviously wise and patriotic SIS to com.
mend itself to the Judgment of every unprecedented
Whisi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

PRENICN FLorR--The first Premium for Wheat
Flour awarded al the late Fair TIE Extra Super
ine' OF the = Whitney Mills, Rochester We ina,
James NJ Hoyt ( Son, ITO Westinghouse, advertise 90
bbls OF tbs, Extra SupcraEe IN our psper to-
day We suspec, i: viii no: stay wita them many days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

Prince OF wAlEs-A full assortment of Chldren's Caps
known by the above name--a aud beautiful stye al
It GENIN'S, pa Broadway, opposite 81. Paul's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

PARIS STYLE OF Manufactured and for sole by
KNoX l23 Fulton st. Sun Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

Hair hats white or gray, or merry;
Hair that. harsh or hair that's bery
Hair hats falling from tie head
Hair where daEdru! form. u bed
VIII soon decay, fall o. be deed.
Hal. IKE tlat might soon Ia Gade
Darker than the darkest shafe,
Softer than the sotss; stk,
Cleaner lha1 the c!eEnest mix,
WAC is there that Is not willing
For such hne hal. 10 give three shiIEbs
That Is all hey have 70 give
For Jones's Hair Restorative ct,yt,
Mind these are the actual qualities Of Josss
Resofai.Ye-tu the growth Of nslr 70 AeP = tosi
and render il beautiful, 10 sop is ta4ng OF ~. ~
dandrtf from The scalp and roots and 10 drets
ke- Ia order thrice long any other coral MAG
al az Cnaiha.r..s, l39 FGltoa-.t Brooklyn Oh -l"
Freckl.., sunburp Taa, Norphew, pimp.e. slonn,
es and ali erupaons quickly dispei-d oy one ea. ~.
Inc genuine Jones'D Italian Chemical Soap II
Iog yellow dark akin beautifully clear so q, rs.S.,
Sod lony 10 his cay the American EsSs nonIivn
81 or iI3 Hroatway, y Y. and I3s Faion''- ~ Sreo9
21s Brosa-s- Newark.
~ Az disgusting. foul Breath! "ny "" Ta:;S 80
H. when By usinga % cent box Of the Ah.oei -
your breath would become sweet NJ ~ IN go
Sod az e. Chatsaml or 43 Broadway y. l. or .e"o
DEaYSEss CuaEp-Nothisg TIA, mas yer been P foSi
IN, h c,,,e ~ D.,fn,ss all compared TO Dr. AcSsHs
srofsrIc oI III. thousands o! ca-es IN ~nien u nes
er,.d rr,y, satisfactorily Attest lis ysius WBere tno
6,,ss i yerst the often sudden and pefnaneni
sIsnT ~. IIsIaEsT, warranted 70 cure any case q
pIrS Tha s7oyE VlaSIsH, BY which 81 Slows -
piae- or Crates rsy be kept JET black VILE - peeeH
fr uolish a. coech-body, by oze appss,oa ye&-
Sold only AZ q Ceri.and'sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

- Democratic Wing General C0mmitree.-
Special Meeting of this Committee viii be held on Wed
nesdoy Evening oath inst a, o'clock 4, The Broadway
House. By ORDER J. PHILLIP PHGNIX. Chairman.
ABRAHAM R. LAWRENCE, Vice-Chn.
JAMES II. PINcRsEY, cs.,a,.ria.
ChARLEs CHAMBERLaIE,j
MIA full and punctus attendance is desired III this
meeting. OF y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BYELEcTRlc TELEGRAPH
SANTA AsyA MARCHING TO MONTEREY.

LATER FROM HAVANA AND MElICQ.