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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-08
ClARrr

VIRGINIA. cHAVcYRy-Gt rules held
~ 'he CLERKS oiice OF the Ctrsii Superior
Court OF Law anl Chpncery nr the county OF Ohio.
M lie month ofNlauch 1916
Abraham B%ediiltuh, Conplairint.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
DIED

on Thursday night. Of consumption, ANN Derrick.
wife OF George Derrick, AGED ;s years
Her relatives and friends and those OF her JoLa
George and James and members Of the Fulccn Lodge
respectfully invited attend her funeral on sun
day afternoon a. ocoek from be- ate residence No
Is Crosby-s.
On FRIDAY, ths 18th inst, ROBERT WILSON; son OF
Morgan L Mott. AGED year, 10 months and . :sJs
The trends and acquaintance Of lie family are re-
specuiiy invited attend his funeral Sunday. TIE
lsth inst 81 O'Clock P NJ from TIE residence Ms
;a-ae- RlackwsFs Islsnd foot OF Six-y-frstst East
River without farther invitation
AZ Cambridge, Mass I'm, TEoMAs BsEEsE ESQ
9urse- I 8 Nary,
AZ Washington D C l3th RI Hc1 HESRr 5 Fox
lss as- SrtanHic Msjes.ys Minister Peaporentary 70
the Government OF the United States-
A. Br-held. Conn. ID nj. Capt Orsa-aui Jones -
he has been subscriber the Springfield Gazette and
lis pretecesscEs upward OF half century.
Az Hartford, l2-h- Henry L Webb
az Woodvlile. Va. l2-h- d.. Robert Crurp -
AZ Nashville, Tenn Sd. Mrs. Sarah Robertson a.
AT Louisville, ky. 9,h, Taosas Lawes Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

SERIOUS ACCIDENT rroN THE NORWICH AND
WoScEsrES kNiReAn--Aeout . o'clock yesterday
morning IS the fre4shi train from Boson 10 Norwich
was three miles this side o. Oxford II cam, in contact
with cattle which go, The road in consequence
OF fence having been blown down by the rsle This
happened near in the road, aaa 50 hsxyy was
,he conclusion that the locomotive. together with ,he
whole train of Il in number. WAS thrown from the
track and nesrly sl destroyed su. TWO thre Of tie
cars being unlSnssed. The locomotive was thorough.
" broken up the driving wheel only remaining
broken. No person WAS hurt p-ovident:slly. C,e
after the accident, dragged IRON under
which had fallen upon hE he escaped injury frosn be
ing IN gully which prevented the car from touching
his person. One az the thrown upon the top
o. a stone crnhanknent six feet perpendicular. The
loss by this accident VIII be hcsvy, being esimsted
NOM twenty To thirty thoussad dollsrs Sos,pa Tray,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
MARRIED

On Thursday evening 18th inst.by Rev. Jesse Pound
Mr.. WILLIAM HADDOCh 10 Mss CATHERINE Raj
FERTY, al OF this City.
On Thursday the 18th inst IN Csru;ine-st Church by
Rev Thomas Skinner CLEMENT 2. SHIVERICk. "
D. of NewBedford Mayo, 10 Miss NARY ANN Nc
CASHlON, of this City.
On the lisa inst by Rev E Tucker. Mr. PURDy A
ANSER of Crutou 10 Miss ELIZA MADAM, daughter OF
4. Madam. ESQ. OF The CRY OF New-iork-
1t the same tine. Mr.. SAMUEL ; ASSER OF sing
Sing. 10 Miss LOUISA A MADAM, daughter OF A. Ma-
dan, Esq. OF the City OF New-io-k-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Florida Congressional Election.

Cabelis maj. 50 BTockenbrough's dc ! Wing gain 81
The vote in ST. Augustine St Johns CO.. is for
Cabell s. Kahn rs The vote in ST Johns Co
last year was for Csbell 81 Brockenbrough l7a
The New Orleans Delta has letter from Pen
sscola tEscam5ia CO.. The following is the vote
ofPensacola Cabell lol; Kahn 80 There are two
precincts TO hear from which viii increase the
Wing majority. The vote in Escambia last yer
was for Cabel! 50; Brockenbrough $.
Leon Co. elects Wings to the Assembly
GadSdea Co. elects ! Loco and Wings to the AS
sembly
Franklin elects the Loco Senator. Wing and
Loco to the Assembly
Escambia Co. elects Wing Senator and Wing
Assen,blvman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

We are indebted to A G Winslovv clerk OF the
steamer SARATOGA for the following returns:
Wing majority in CuyahoSa Co COS and four
towns 70 be heard from which will increase the
majority TO 200 The vote is very small Wing
majority large in proportion to the vote
Cleveland Wing majority g..
Four towns in axe county, Bebb " 317 ma
iority which is doing well.
Medina township in Medina county gives 80
majority for Bebb. Brunswick and Liverpool of
set each other which is better than usual ior the
Wings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

Srvosf.-The second concert CT this srtiat last
night converted tins few sceptcs who renamed over
crz his first and the opinion Is probably row entirely
4nir,ors tina, nothing Ike Sivors vionpiayirs b
been heard in ,his country We have 20 room 10
speak Il detail OF The performance this niornne-aoF
could we Go more than repeat what we have already
said The enthusiasm % his audience las: evening went
beyoud 81 bounds. anG Re called back again and
again 10 receive ths ,uaous bravoes and plandiss Of
the entire assembly Did the heart grow flowers every
hand would have p!ucked houque, or wreath 10 cast
st the feet OF the handsome Msgicisn.
His next concert viii take place Moadsy evening
when he viii be assisted BY the fsvoriss Proc Tbs viii
De splendid affair.
y vASozSLYS's great Historical Picture, The
landing OF Columbus IS az the Society Library
where II will remain for few dsys. We have gazed
upon the grand beauties Of this Pantns fo- only brief
hour of admiration and do no, AZ feel qualified 20
speak of it critically present Hereafter we may
fo., studying j. become bold enough to DO We are
glad 70 hear tia. the intention OF the Artist TO ex
hibx his picture in the principal Cities in the Union II
Government viii extend hin, the same permission
granted 70 tie Artists whs ocupy the other panels Of the
RoSunda.
LECTURE on PHoSoTYFr.-The members OF the
Nevyor Typographical Association instead of turning
up their noses az what they DO yet understand
locking With apathy the progress OF reform the rs
,:oual,y Of which OK woman vho has ex
ARMED tie subject viii deny the truthful principles OF
which even child understand have invited MI
Bowie to lecture before them this evening and Mr. Boyle
hiss accepted the invitation The fearless nisnner in
which this gentleman seeks every opportunity TO throw
himself before bodies OF persons well qualified TO Judge
OF TIE merits Of the Writing and Printing Reform PROVES
beyond doubt the sincerity OF his convictions This
course Of conduc, and the importance OF his subject will
secure him before long Large and intellectual audi
ences SIS have ever been go; together in our City The
Lecture-Room of the Typographical Society is in the
Howard House corner OF Broadway snd Howard-st-
We hope there viii be good ont OF printers this
evening The Lecture will be trte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

GREEN BAY. Der. I've have this Iroment re
ceivei intelligence oil the loss of rhe ree uasted schr
Ms-y Etrsheih. owned by J. P. And, Of this place
She left Green Say Tuesday lss: bound for Buffalo
and went ashore Louise lsls2d. The and cargo
were ssred auf supposed TIE vessel viii Be ro;
loss IS AZ the last accounts she humping ne
rocks in a heavy sea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Appointments by the President.

JOHN 4. BxoosEAD. Secretary of Legation Of the
United States aeaf her Britannia Majesty vice MeHenry
Boyd. recalled q; his own request
THOMAS J. MrLAoLIAS, Receiver OF Public Moueys
81 Chsmpagnele, Arkansas IN the place OF Albert c.
Rust resigned.
w1ILsN Il. BRIAN OF GEORGETOWN, D. { Justice OF
the Peace for the County Of Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Hon.l 81 Reprss.ntatirs.. Loo.
0TIIG.

The following Telegraphed from Butiaio to the
Albany Evening Iournal FIRE our first returns from
Ohio, and do not promise well The severe storm
OF Tuesday has borne down TIE vote and the ma
ioriry on the Reserve We hope 1t has shown fair
play by producing like effect in the Loco strong
holds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

oRSts TooTH hsrK oy AxssosiA-.S She cad r,os
beautiful teeth and when she smiled it seemed as
row of clear pearls were displayed az cons-as, 10 h
ruby hps.7-Ma-y. qNers Of Sass
Clear white teeth depend upon their rreasr,en, Ec
preservation. The Arnbrosal orris Tooth Paste Ia,
been prepared for this object /, will make The s,s,s
beautiful in appearance and OF clear white render +.
gum healthy, and sive 10 the breath sweetness uss
quslc For tho toilet this paste is Invaluable Pro.
50 cents per pot; Prepared and sold by Henry johnson
druggist and chemist e;a Broadway corner chspb,-,
st in the Granite Building sold slso at 100 Fulton 81
and =. East. Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

NEw-YOzK TrrocRAPHicAL socIErr-Mr. q. P Boyle
Lectures before this Society .is Saturday. evening at
the societys Rooms in the Howard House corner OF
Broadway and Eowsrd-st on the subject Of Phonog.
raphy, the new method of writing. and Phonotypy
os the ne.hod o: Printing. Lecture free. Printers
specially inyited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Mg for Canal Commissioner.
-.ll.691
Power aheai. ..3,2s2.
We do not think he can be beaten

Legislature.
Bo.s Wing Senator, is elected from Northamp-
ton and Lehigh-a great gain
HARRIS, Wing is said TO be elected Senator from
the Centre District--ii so great Wing gain.
There can no longer be a doubt of a WHO Sen
ATE The House is not sure, but looks well for
Wing majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

re- KNOX. l2s Fultou-st (Sun Buildlngsl deemlng
unnecessary enter into particulars respecting bis Fall
Fashions for 1885, would simply that Lis new sys
viii excel 10 beauty hucss, and color any ,h,g
ever offered to the ha, wearing public OF New.Yok HI.
prices are rs low AZ Liza hats are hne oil I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

SHAwts, DRESS Goops AND ctoAsNos.-rhe sub
seriber invites the attention OF the ladies to tho follow
ing goods purchased at the recent large pe.emptory sale
consisting of long and square broche and Cashu,e,,
shawls silks Cashmercs nous de lanes. fancy pli,
for dresses also gala and WOODEN paids with other nj.
terias for closknys which he will sell at small at
vance STEPHEN BARKER, PSI Grand,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

RICH AND BEAUTIFUL SHAwIs AT REDUCTION N
PRcE.-Ladics, ii YOU want rich and beautiful shawl
call on Barker & Towc, Il Ca,harine St We think
their stock FOR style aud variety hardly be exceeded
and from what Judge by the scale of prices yea
will md i; OF advantage to make your purchases of them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

= Tanlmsny Hall succeeded last evening IN
nominating WILSON SMALL as candidate for As.
senbly, after which they adjourned John H.
Bowie only lacked votes OF a nomination Nike
N-nlsh has o. A..,.As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Court CnIeptIar..TH1s p.r.

SUPERIOR CorRr-This Day.-Nos. I37, l3S Isl, o.,
,:S II. li2, l7s -. Is, 81 IN Ie7 1876 I62 X Is
log a2l, rs. IA, L, So 50. s., 81, las
BISCUIT SorsT-MoadRy.-Nos- Isl 9, 10 y, II. a.
CoNatos PlEAs.-A new terra VII commence on
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA.
0T&S.

Dist 49,
c. LEvIy, Native, by 49, majority.
JOSEPH r ISGERsoLt Wing, b. LEO
?. Charles Brozrz Loco. owing 70 the running
ofa Wing and Native against him.
& Charles J. IzgersoU, DO. 90
s. Montgonery 5c--JoEy EIEDLEr. WaIs gam
{. Backs and Lehigh J w EoRSsEcE. " g1,r
:. Chester A r McILyAISE. Wing elected.
Lancaster. JoES STEoHN, WING. reelected
g Berks, II. String Loco. vice ]. Ritter, DO.
10. Ret. Brodhedd, Jr- Tariff Loco reelected.
II Luzerne &c CHESTER BrTLEa- prob Whig
pan
L Bradiord. se Daria EsTHaot- Loco. probably
reelected.
- Union. 6c.-JAxEs POLLOCK. Wing, reelected.
Il Dauphin l. Schuylkill 6. y. EckERT y hi.
1000 majority. vice a. Ramsey. Wing.
Is York and Adams, HESRT NEs. Hais FGln-
Is Franklin Pe-ry. hc. J. E BRADY. UR7g gan
J.. Centre. &c joys BLANCHARD. " hig raeiest
cd.
81 MOSES HAMPTON. Wing
Kin Diyt-iz grTLEz Wig 0. D. LEE loo.
Wyoming Co. returns IA MAJ.
iuzerne report --.-----5.-
Coiumois frepoTt} ------- ~
Batter elected By 3s2 majority II district
-zhich gaze Polk 2s6s majority. This result Is
not certain. yet We think Butler L. chosen In
1914 he rae against tieo Locos, =ho ran neariET
even, yet one Of them beat him ii not BOTH
Columbia Is reported 200 Loco b. the Penas5l'-a-
nisn We presume TINS IS On Congress
Hcr. JoHs BLAyoHARp WING, Is reelected 10
Congress- frora the Centre aud Huntingdon District
5y an increased majority.
Hon. JAMES PoLLocE. whose Distric: gaze Polk
over coo majority, has had great triumph He
has probably 1naorities in ever County Of his Dis
tric though all but Union gave Hajorties for Polk
he has about 1900 il the District.
XII. Sir7ueiasno Reported 100 to ia for
wiuot Loco, who gaze the only vote from Penn
sylvania Tor the Mckay Tariff. Tioga and Brad
ford to be heard from. Result Doubtful but u L
mot has probably squeezed in over II. c. White.
Loco volunteer who is for Protection ana the Ia
riff Of 1a4a This District gave Polk 1882 ma
ioritv Susquehanna Co contributed SIS OF it.
Pile Co gives less than 100 for Foster and only
800 ior Brodhead Loco Congress Lord Irreg Lo-
co, has IS mai for the House.
EI'vou5ag gives about II majority for Cur Canal
Commissioner and elects all the Wing County
oficers bat the Auditor. Il votes Tor Members
however. with Susquehanna SO We suppose the
Locos have both though the Wings go out Of Wyo'
ming ahead
Lu-e,ne-The Wllkesba,re Advocate OF Wed
nesday has returns from eight towns, which put
Butler 700 ahead Power 222, and the Wing candi-
dates generally foremost The Advocate says.
Power undoubtedly has majority in Luzerne,
but we are not so sure of IL
AHeghday elects the whole Wing ticket BY
ms ioritr Of about 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

n The Cosrasy and Enqursr havinz tucked
out Of the Wing ranks Is now engaged IN teach
ny toe Natyes how to remodel tteir principles 50
as to secure 1ts powerful and enTiabie support
The are directed to allow al who are now IN the
Countr. With all who may come Tor the next year
20 become citizens and then shut down the gate for
ever. letting NOBODY be naturalized thereafter on
auy account--not even upon fifty rears' residence
Then The Natives have only to adopt one or two
rood Wing principles and come ont strongly con
serraftve in ali respects II they viii but step on
this webb-fooscd platform, they are promised thu
support Of 'toarGttts of the Wbig Party and
majority Of our opponents, the Locos, making
cutie respectable party, SO far as numbers are
concerned
We should think the sad remains Of the Eatire
part nov in a condition to jump at such prefer
IS this With leader from the regular army
and such glorious prospect OF power and plunder
who knows but some enthusiasm might be re-
kinded But we warn them against placing any
reliance on the Colones promise to transfer four
ffths Of the Wing party" to the Native camp On
anv terms whatever How it may be With the
majority Of the Loco-Focos he also promises
them. we cannot say never having been admitted
TO their councils, hut the Couriers prefer OF four
ffhs Of the Wings is like that ancient tender OF
.,all the Kingdoms OF the earth whereof the Good
Book informs us The Wing party IS resolved TO
npay no debts OF his contracting after this date,
as the advertisers Of Ascending wives are accus-
TONED ia eive notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Business Notifies.

DIALOGUE BETWEEN CIR. AND CorSrars,y-
Corn.7ser.-I say. friend ifits rot uneivi raay ll
a, your Rst
Cis.eH-For what, pray
corH-seeause its hsadsou.e oae, ssa vi,s t.
buy.
Cis-oh. if that's the csc J sn willing yos ..os,,
do 50 10. am no; ashamed &c e9o;, !, to tie s.,e ~
any one I;tiEk,he rase ss.t . esal Il "a: sr,..
.ior to any ,hs, can be surnea on; ir his City.
Cora.-wse7s did sou buy This
cSt--Do n, you see the nurae "a IL gas ca,.r,
KNOX les Frt-oN-sri you must DC strssger beee i.
you 10 IT know that Enox ia the tia, can c. ~.
and suit ii such thing can be done.
cern.-GOod day friend, In, of to l2s Ful,ca.s-
after having been there Halle, friend What N,
DO n, knew me eh
Cis-upon my word mast say you have As 4.
vantage OF nc
Coss,-weu, should nj wonior, tor hardly k.,,
myself since have Seen to Xnoxs Allow me 70 tb,,,
you fer your advice snd shall cndcavoy to hs,,cr -
preea;e it by sending al my friends to the sac place
tos swan don't believe there is Hotter in ,o, =,
give better satisfaction than that same KNOX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

r. John J I Riestere'. is the Loco candidate
for Sheriff in this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

~ The Wing Young Men OF Syracuse have
held a meeting and appointsd 3s4 Delegates TO the
Young Mems State Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

iT- NEw STYLE H,rs FOR wrNrEs.-wAKSO;k,
Sol Broadway will offer tor sale style OF Gentle
mems Has tor the Winter season on Friday October 18th
nl, ,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

DzTEsTIoS or THE CARS AID MArLs.--The train
Of which left Philadelphia Thursday night al 10
o'clock, compelled return after getting cut sbou.
miles IN consequence of portion Of the Railroad
having g!yen away OWING the storm. The track
repaired and the passengers and mails IN the
train which EFF the city yesterday morning I, arrived
here Erle before ave in the afternoon and connected
WIKI the mail going South. No personal injury sus
tanned Bait Amer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

owe like Mr. Greeley much both Editor and
man, but his mind has an imperfection-hc state
tho argument OF an adversary fairlya least he never
does" Eve Mirror
" Does the Mirror know any body else who
so often let's an adversary state las ora argument
We are confident that we have during the last
three years, copied more OF the strongest Free
Trade letters and essays than all the Free Trade
papers in the Union have copied of the arguments
OF our side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
Tl,e Post ON Poke.

There il gu old adage which says never buy pig
in poke Those who familiar with rural liic un
iersiana this without explanation those who do not
may perhaps be edited by being told that poke Is
long triangular yoke rising above the neck OF the animal
and projecting considerably the sides the use OF
which Is 10 prevent him from getting through rail fences
into forbidden enclosures Eve Post
II The Pos, is no doubt profoundly sagacious
paper. but in its vautings after wit it capers as
clumsily as an elephant, and when it attempts
homey common sense i, is very apt to miss 1t gross
". When our grandame cautioned our own juve-
nifty against buying pig 10 poke we under
stood that the poke was bag or sack in which
pig is Tor was often in the old country. carried to
n fair or market for sale OF course. the admoni-
ton agains, buying pig until unbagged had some
point but with the Posts explanation tie old saw
is as dull rs the Posts own iibes at John Young
ere sorrv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

II Richard Roberts, alias Brown, escaped
from the Sing Sing State Prison on Thursday lie had
already served Sing Sing before his last
| corvc,;on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

let I, not bs forgotten ihai tes,y eese, ts s.sa.,
las, hene5 He Is grea fsyori,s and ssiil 90 Gs: -
substantially remembered Splendid performances. 49,
piace this aorrccG aud evsllg 81 and :. cetoxs -
ihr Sinking C2uakrrs Great " SEEN pna itess y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

20 Becknans eelebSatcs s. sen proved to
be the only certain rcmedy g. he hereditary
tendency to Consumption system IN
state of sound health list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

- Mrs cAnRolr's M"airatad varor Ratl's,
la Fuon.st are the most eecual OF all remedies for
the prevailing Influenza. They are not only entirely
safe in their operation but exceedingly pleasant Try
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

snes # co,ts balf Of all The People produce to
transpor. the osherhalfto somebody who will buy it
This may make few rich merchants and shippers,
hut the mass VIII be poor and dependent as The
Past has demonstrated. We are apt to say that
slavery keeps the South poor and rude, rs fields
sloveny and its dwellings i'll furnished; AID that
is true in the larees, sense Tor Slavery shapes ana
directs her Industrial economy but II slavery
were abolished to-norro* and her present system
Of Inaustry-that is Of exclusive deTos0n % As'l,
culture and that Of peculiar kind-couid ana
.,,o,ld oortinue. the South would sui be poor
5ye.rv and iner:, hundred years hence. She
you'd be palpabiy behind also il the intellectual
Development and growth Of her people.
We must break of here. If Free Traders would
only realize that there may be something beside
antiquated prejudice and kna~ish avarce in the
arguments for Protection We should not despair Of
reaching their understandings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

n The Wings OF KIScs County hsve nonlina-
ted GEORGE JOY OF wilGamsburgh and EBrN. ".
PECK OF Flatbush as candidates for Assembly in
place Of j. Boughton and J. Van Brunt, declined
The ticket is quite strong one ana we are conf.
dent will be triumphant,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
eoURAUD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA "RicHr-CASTo-XL.
TnGs, for full half hour, the Comet ran on,
Pouring MS burning words, Ike red ho, sbot,
ACCORDING TO the tactics of Loves cano2 y
Then paused, 20 see he had bredeNd or not,
By BIS artillery Of heayy CANNON,
The heart OF julia Heavens. Albright rec sPot
On either cheek, tod, plain as words could spSH'
That julia citadel WIS growing weak
To be continued
The bright red spotr GIT have been produced y ~
rands gnifcent Liquid Rouge tmay also haze go
blush OF Indignation, called up By the soldiers
own private opinion Is tina, she had ressoc 70
for he. Ignorance OF the virtues Of Gourauds Tooa
Nedicatsd Soap 70 lie removal OF Tan Pimpes, Free
Sa!!owness Ringworri, kc- from the SKIN 40.
Gourzrd's Po1dres Subues every body knows So
po,e I 10 eradicating superfGos human hair. ,-n,s
CSYTake particular notice thai Dr. FELIX GOUAAetIA
renowned preparations only obtsred gesdice
DePa, Q, 81 Wslker-sr first sore FROM BEoseHsS' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

u Y4YEEE DOODLE Tor to-day has capital
picture OF Mother Pennsylvania administering
little wholesome discipline to her boy Dallas ,of
the once dashing firm OF Polk & Dallas, which has
lately gone into liqudaton.l This picture must
have been prepared upon prophetic impulse
Yankee is rather happier in its illustrations than
last week and cuts and slashes all parties with
racv humor