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Pekin Tea COMPANY,

nor SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No. IA Frost STREET, (UP sTAIRs)
WORCESTER,
large assortment OF Il EAS all of this years mpOr
tation to which they call the attention Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good. oolong, good.
do DO do so ae nne 30 90 FINE FINE, s0.
had the pure article.
English Breakfas. Tea, fine.
Howqua's Mixture, extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, rich BLK tea.
Congo, extra fine
YOUNG HYS0N, sweet cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fine.
do do Silper Leof-This is a superior ies
aud seldom sold in this country.
DO do Golden Chop, garden growth-This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and has
never been imported except as presents to Importers
HYSON, very Rne.
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder superior.
do plantation growth.
Imperial, fragrant.
do superior.
HYSON SKIN. extra fine
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant, and yields
perfume truly deghtful-it is OF garden growth-aDd
superior to any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handbills at the
Office ofthe Pekn Tea Company, Sign the Chinese Mon
NO. IA (ctp Staus) Front st, Worcester, Ms.
Orders from the country Chest or single pound
promptly attended to.
Parcels of Is lbs and upwards be forwarded TO coun
try purchasers e. FL. KENDALL, Agent.
worcester Oct6 dwu
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-29
State Mutual Life Assurance Company

WILLIAM DICKINsoN Esq, Treasurer.
This Company commenced issuing Policies If Agsnrapc,
ON the first June e45, and during year has is
soed 55O Policies, and received in premiums $e,733.
Premiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars
AnnudL P0yAReftS. annual Pdunaenks
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-29
THE DAILY SPY.
published at No I82, Main Street, Worceste,
JOHN MILTON EARLE.
Editor and Proprietor

Terms.
lhe price OF THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
nna or seventy five Cents per quarter if paid strictly
uot paid in advance
TIE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
published weekly at the same office Terms-Sl7 rs In
as Sance or $500 fnot paid in advance
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
\ New Enterprize!

VsNE subscriber respectfully informs the pubic that
lust arrived from OHIO, with Calling Wheat
DiH Machine that attracting merited snare OF az
tcntion the Union, from the fact that IT drills
the ground drops the wheat at one operation
and IN such Il that it will produce from three 10
en- bushels per than when sown broadcast
4 vast amount of testimonials sufficient to convince
the most skeptica of utility. may be seen by calling
the Mansion House, where the machine may be seen
ready for
n-5- Entcrprizng wishing TO purchase the right
for making and venting will please call soon
\ Farmers particularly invited TO examine the
Drill. LEW Is b. FAYE. Agent
Richmond Auo H. 1916. 33tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
Important to Country Merchants!
GOODS for Friends Wear:

GOODS for Friends, Wear:
NE RIMACk PRINTS. Fire ndy styles the largest
Va assortment TO be found in the city,
Plain Mode olor Bonnet Silks;
DO. LevantInc do. do;
Black silk Mode for Bonnets;
Gauze and Grape Lisle;
Cap Crape-assorted qualities;
PLAIN silk AIitts and Gloves
Drab ard White Bonnet Rbbons
Plain Thibet Shaws;
Do. Mouselins de Laine do;
Do. Silk Shaws-all sizes;
Do. and White Barcelona Shawls;
Ednburg Book Muslns and Handke rchiefs;
Silk Bralds-pain colors,
Together with large assortment Of Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods which will be sold the lowest
ket prces--to all which invite the of the
trade WISE, PUSSY * WISE,
. : I5HDoJfers and Deaiers IN Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, Io4, Market Street, PHILADELrnA.
mo- lth. 3 33tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

Spndrv privat. bills from the Senate were taken up
and passed
The Committee of Conference reported tie co'hPlo-
mise on the disagreement of the two Houses on 'he "
Il and Diplomatic BILL The report was agreed TO- anu
the bill passed
The House considered committee, amended ana
.sed the Senate's bill the relief OF ELIJAH hl'e'
of Oregon
The Committee Of Conference on the Naval Appro-
;o, hill relative to the Dry Docks at Philadelphia
and Pensacola made report to let the subject pass over
for this session.
The House concurred in the Committees report ana
the bill passed
A message was read from the President informing the
House that he had signed the Civil and Diplomatic P-
,riaton bill and the bill establishing the Smithsonian
Institute.
The Speaker appointed Messrs- Owen, Hough and
billiard Regents of said institution.
4 motion was made 90 into Committee OF Inc
Whole on private bills which had been passed by the
Senate on this the yeas and nays ordered and car
rIrd.
The Speaker now said the hour Of II having arrived
h. nrononnced the House journed until the first Mon
day in December next
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

The Netc Orleans Picayune OF Aug : says he
Iousan, Volunteers have been discharged by order oil
the Secretary Of War. Gen Taylor has issued oroefs
in conformity with the intentions OF the " ar Depart
ment. Coils Pevton's and fcahcrston Regiments nave
decided by the Secretary OF ar as not eG"iH III
,, sarvics Some Of Alabama Volunteers have ar
rived at camp The regular troops have marched to Ca
marco GOV Henderson was lying dangerously Ill at
Natamoras at tho dates, very little hope was en-
tertained of his recovery.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
sc COL BOOKS.

wv NJ II. MOORE & Co, 10, Main street. East
w side, between Sd and 1th the attic nton of
Country Merchants,
to their large stock and varied assortment School
the be found the Western
mary and classical schools, well as the TEXTBOOKS
used in the COLLEGES of the Western and South
te States.
With partners resident in New York who are largely
engaged publishing, w II. NJ CO., have advantages
for obtaining their supplies second to house in tho
country. enabling them to offer inducements to Western
Dealers buy of them instead of buying the Eastern
cities. They publish the following
STANDiRD SCHOOL BOOKS
productions of authors of celebrity, several of whom
among the eminent Scientific and
full instructors in our country
sanders, of Readers.
Comprising First. Second, Third and Fourth Readers
Spelling Book and Primmer
McElgott's Young Anayzer:
Do. Anal tcai Manual;
Porter's Rhetorical Reader;
Newmans Rhetoric;
Ciray's Chemistry;
OInsteds Rudiments Of Philosophy and Astronomy;
Goodrcis National Geography:
Parley's Geography for Beginners;
Hitchcock's Geology;
Gales Philosophy;
Sawyer's Moral Philosophy;
Buffers Analogy;
Cousins Psychology
Sufficient these Books CIV
en- IN the fact that that the aggregate sale yearly.
Sererai Hundred Thousand Copies.
Also, for sale
stationery, of all kinds.
Letter Cap tng Papers, Ink, Inkstands, Steel
Pens. Qul. States, Blank Books, &c &c.
0All Of which purchasers may depend upon obtain
ing personally by order at the lowest prices for Cash
WM. H. MOORE d CO,
Aug II, l-lb- j33l 40 Main ST, Cincinnati
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
SherIf,s Sale.

- from the Wa Circuit Court, will expose at
public sale at the Court House door in Centrevilie.
WAYNE County. Indiana, the 2)t day OF September
i5 between the hours O'Clock and four
clock D. n. of cay the following property
certain parcel lot OF ground situate IN the CHI!
of Richmond awe County. Indiana ano known as De-
ing Lo, numbered fiftv. so IN that part or sad city
lad ont bv John Smith. taken as the property OF Ste
phen swain to satisfy SAID decree IN favor oil Danel r
" ggns and Fleming asson administrators OF 'he Is
tate OF Samuel Fleming deceased
DAVID GENRY, Shift w. c.
Aug 18th, I-i6 5i-3i.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
GROVE TEMPERANCE MEETING.

The friends OF Temperance are IA
formed, that there will be a meeting Tor
advancing the cause of Total Ahstin-
ence, held at Economy, III this county,
ON the 22nd and 23rd OF, this month;
to commence at 8 O'Clock, a. m. on
each day. The public are respectfully
invited to attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
Estate of Job w. Swain.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned ma
taken out letters of administration the estate
lob w swain deceased late of Wayne county Indiana
All persons Indebted said requested TO max
Immediate pavre and those having claims against tn
same are notified to present them duly authe
settlement The said supposed be insoiven
DANIEL BULLA, ADM.
Aronst l. I~36 3I:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
Pleasant Residence for Sale.

CI>tF undersigned offers sale and
/ bic terms, his HOUSE and LOT, situated near the
south end OF Market street Il complete repair
ana well arranged for small family Persons wishing
IA purchase are invited call and the property
CORNELIUS NANSANT-
d ,L,or4 auc / l.. IL 34ff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

.Tber, WIS seen the lora!v Of Lowell weeping
for the decay Of his child cam6r'c
were in rreat demand that adorn the worn cHee IS
Of the eastern capitalist large ana long as cd4tf
,ricLs seen 10 roll word, the grass was vet with
the water of affection. - stersoHiGH.
Crachee, but that's rich,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
Firs,-Rate Carriage For Sale.

IF any person desires to purchase Ftrst-Rdte one
borsc Carriagc entirely they are directed to APP
Nv, To the subscriber. viii sell 1t CHEAP. Call
500, I.-It is suitable for either two horses.
ACHILLES BALLARD.
p cbrnoed August Is. $40. Bats
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

4 Coafrast-The Union county editor of the Jeher-
soniao Mr. Reid says: The party known as the a0o
tonsfs IS DUNG Grray this section. In the next COZ
unln he SAYS 'In Randolph the balance oil power Is ~
their hands, in Henry they are strengthening tii9'
and in this county they charging tielr oorceI'
Tbcr is quite difference in the above declarations
tt are allowed great licence without being sub
;, ., the CHARGE of flIsehood We excuse MI iteId'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

We would respectfully call the readers attention
q, the advertisement Of Nh Lewis B. Page who Is now
exhibiting in this place machine for planting Wheat
with Drill.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

.-under the tariff of ~ the duty on potatoes
S''' 40, boshel. Under the tariff just enacted
Ant, j. 80 per cent adval0re". In Nova a'o'la ana
the '',, ,.xick they are worth about ten cents per
New IN make the duty about 3 cents per BUSH
bsshe'' Gamers will be enabled to buy their
eL o'' Zoo, than they can raise them. This is one
y =. Messing of lOcofocolsm-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

DIED-On "Wednesday last. in Preble county, Ohio,
consumption of the lungs, Mrs REBE cc' JANE fooF'
are about 30
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

SERVED R1GHr-Has Pennsylvania the sy H2aily OF a
single individual Deceived hoodwinked and betrayed
she has BEEN but this a-ehe l9th century snail Peo
le with all the advantages of intelligence which bless
This land before them, be excused, when they permit
themselves dog-lke to be by collar OF par
~ No apology can be given for their course III lii
and they are not nor entitled any peculiar sympathy
In the destruction Tariff Pennsylvania does not
suffer alone All Will feel its blghtng influence. Inc
,rfF of l. II found the country bankrupt business
depressed and every thing sinking under the low duties
# the compromise The bill was passed ana It's Ell
fects were manifested in the busy hum OF coh'e
"a industry The country recovered like a strong man
;s;r, from he'd of sickness 1t again on the hgh
road of prosperity. Capital was invested IN landdoe en-
terpri-cs, and receiving far reward--aoof re-
ra renunerating wages ana all classes were IN sure
road to competence. But the filtIo had 'SSeu me
tariff Of I32 and for and to please the sou
:, nust be nut down. The Baltimore Conventions the
tv,,nnc caucus of ocofoco party under the oic'o
of slave power, decreed that it must be put Gown ne
resolve has been enacted and We are no" 10 reap e "
ter fruits of this reckless legislation " nat uose eN
viii be can be depicted with certainty from the history "
The past We will not draw the picture now LOT 'i'e F
aIity with all devastation will soon be present 10 "
mind Of every one ana particularly to those whose iano
is their bread.
But why should the loco press denounee with 80 ihu
t,ness Geo NJ Dallas lie has but carried out the
incines they have endorsed nth their pens their ii"-
~ and their votes He may be honest, and their course
nroves that they This Is the only adherence De
eel them.
~ In the course of tho debate IN the SENATE
=, III. Tariff. Mr. Niles, of Connecticut. a lead
inr Policeman. took occasion to give "'oif -'oOef'
Walker a severe thrust as follows:
e ale said he had confidence IN tho hn'i'c'"
t statements of the Secretary OF tho treasury
lie had no faith IN them. nd based no caicu'a''o'
l. 49,, ,ha,, whatever. Tho financial affairs o
~ ra.or,,,,on, wore in n sad and dcplorablC
condition. In my conscience believe thus.
IocOs--Do YOU HEAR THAT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
Bank Note and Exchange List.

Corrected Jor the Cincinnati Gazette by Eas q Vo1e'e'
Exchange Brokers y. E. corner Of Nom and Sd SIS
Who prepared buy, generally the notes OF the
banks below named, and also furnish Exchange al
rates affixed:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

Il vghicn
b'Sne'' ,.,, farmers will be enabled TO buy their
e. 20 -h.,,e, than they raise them. THIS is one
= -. Messing of locofocoism.
;.n-There something's IN the result Oh inc
LECTION, in Vgo, Parke, Nsrmion, and SOME Gun
,rhssh counties which are inexPI'cabie 10 US uHe
CT IN. fulflment of certain threats mace III
" ct. last winter. Joe Marshall could not DC AZ
"' % uv the Butler hunbug was the salvation
c,.t, and the canal in PARTICULAR MOI ~
OF ~" p,,s, was the great financer of the age. MI
. nav with his usual sagacity, nave H'a"e
. the nrice Of his Iabors for the famous caHa
~. loow not how it is; but thngs.oo strange
- s,,s ago so great was the devotion OF cerldi"
w h.b Wings to Joe Marshal that they would not
r.. any other pc rson for the L states Senate pu' o "
!. beaten by Dr. Stevenson. How is
.poH and Ten Cents Pound for PORK! mas
t do,b,,d by some that the administration Oh ie''
49,, polk would have a tendency to raise the price %
80 - ,r, M more for by the action OF TINS
,.:,,;on the article "am ri=,' not TO me po'"9
49, onts a mound; but a the moderate rate Vi
- ,,,, go nts peY pound, as the following from 'ii'
loco organ Of Ohio--the "Statesmd" VIII SHo"
r , the governrpe Mt twenty-five cents per p0"hd I'
.,;oed for the use of the army If this IS not GO
ing the whole hog we admit our !!hoidhoo " ~
s,utes that agreeable occupation
my hats; We farmers OF Dfu WY 4''' w.
voted far this immaculate President who has thus by ms
mighty and al poweriu arm, raised the price OF your
nork and given you a home narhd! We neod have NJ
fssrs now for the "back Wing Tariff is detunct, an'
in its place planted lrrc trade on revenue stahoHfu
this measure may destroy the factories OF the ordiy
owners of LoweIl and other manufacturing places, ah
Inns destroy tho LIe home market there for your sur
Mus products which three counties III the state oil '
can suppIy but what of that you now have the r
of the narkct--if not in Nem Engtand IN Oia Ehgi'"
ba British Government have thrown open their port
IN von they have repealed the odIous Corn Laws an
Won can take YOUR surplus Wheat and Corn there an
,nonopoli-e the British market and, of course you ca
Get what YOU ask they willing TO give per bue
Hurrah for Polk and "twenty five cents per pound Il
Pork.''-shout we for PoL and PORK!
MA bill passed the "long'' Congress- changing II
most office laval newspapers to be subject 10 Po"nG
and other amondmonts--but. in consequence OF the So
nature OF the Speaker not being placed to IT. 1T has 1T
become Il law yet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
ELECTIONS.

w hcomb's majority over Marshall Is ABOUT
2ooo The Senate stands loco 26--whlg "a; loco may
, The House wing MAJ about 6--InaJority on Jo'hl o
lot 4 This will the election OF WING lfe's4
of State Auditor of State, and State printer
Kentuck y-There is no use IN giving Getl' % ''' ~
sIt of the election the State where Henry LAY iNe
The WING triumph is complete as could be oe'lIe'-
North Carofina-"Od Rip arrays fi9"' y e
Governor and decided majority IN both branches o. u
legislature
1.-THE phia correspondent OF the Baltimore
Patriot under date Of Aug. -, says: 1.-The gram mar
j. rather dull and prices declining sales OF prime i'
wheat al; IS Oats have declined TO > Gus pei "
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
una. C. B. SMITH

VIII address his fellow citizens at
Richmond. OH Tuesday, the 2oth INST.
at three o'clock, P. m. The people
arc rcspcctfiiily invited to attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18
>Je.;cau \Ear-.,s i,erson.aN.

The triumph of the the late election seems TO
have inspired the editorial fraternity of the Jeiierson
with reckless zeal An article on the Mexican " ar
harnr c,t1n ear marks is so wide of the TRUTH that 1t
needs but brief notice expose It's idsehoods. Inc
writer saws "Nlexico then voluntarily attacked US upon
any own soil and while we were in the exercise of our
o., ri.,s Our title to the soil between the Neuces
and Rio (ranie is based, BY the writer. exclusively on
the resolve of the Texan Congress that the people OF eN
~ shonld have the land the Del Nore. This title
,bout as good as that given by his Satanic majesty on
certain occasion, when from high mount ne resolved 10
give the whole world those who would bow down ana
worship him Now Texas had acquired no better r'ght
to the land she proposed to take from McKee, ta 'e
devil had 70 the whole world resolved literally 10
give avvay No Texan soldier crossed the NeuceS
and returned alive his country Texas never e&-
ercsed any legal power the people country be-
vee those two rivers On the other hand Mexico held
entire possession of the countrytaXed the peoPle--
ed the Offices nainained by their arms the suPren
acv of the Mexican law. The United states acknowi-
,irad the independence of Texas with Mexico holding
possession Of the country in dispute and confirmed the
1u right of Mexico to the same by keeping at all tunes
officers Of our government there. for the purpose of at
tan4nc 10 the business of with the poo
ne Of Mexico. Not only this, but when American citi-
zns IN hostile array, attempted pass through this
same country though with avowed intentions of peace,
and were killed taken prisoners and the latter treated
as saves-forced clean the streets and other nenal
work in the city of Mexico government silently ac-
knowledged the justice of the acts OF Mexico, because
our citizens had invaded their country contrary to the
conditions the treaty existing between our govern
1Dent and that Mexico, Then there dcciara-
ton that American blood had been shed upon AmerI-
can SOIL But "lemocracy'' has yrog resell under the
administration of dictatorship The esprit
CONQUEST has ana to crafty the ambitious yearn
nes for power. plumber, and extended rule, on
country has been involved unjust ana unholy wal
war gotten up for the purpose OF enia-gng and eN
tan4ipp the area of saveryo maintain the aScendenr
Of slave power in government and TO PROSTATE tn
Droperitv of the north by bringing down ITS labor to
level with the slave labor OF the south
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

TNHE Undersigned offers for sale his handsome LOT.
the of Sixth and Main streets, the city
Of Richmond. This property well known to the
that other will be unnecessary
1t will be sold LOW for Cash Please call and
August irh I-l6 32.3tr JOHN SAILOR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

lFA bill passed the "long" Congress, changing me
post office laval newspapers to be SUBJECT 10 postage
and oher ndmonts-but in consequence OF the sig
nature of the Speaker being placed to II, it has not
beco Il law yet
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

Aug. 18th. 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-18

w NJ. II. MOORE & CO, no. Main street, Eas
w side, between Sd and 4th, invite the attention
purchasers al wholesale retail, and especially
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07
Movements of Traveilere.


The arrivals yesterday incre ased considerably
those Of any previous day of the week. We found at
the
AMrRrcAS-B Fish, Trenton; J. Chambers do; J..
Glass Hartford; Bev. r. Tucker, Bermuda; NJ Ralston,
Philadelphia; j. Dawson, U. s. A; Mangan, L. s S.
Boston; w. T. King, Philadelphia; w: King, do
Minister to Frances A. Roberts. Philadelphia. Colonel
man, Auburn; r williams, do W Asson, Philadephia;
AsroR-A Boutwell,, Hudson; Judge Haviand New
London; NJ Billings, do; II sherman Poughkeepsie; X
a. Forsyth Newburgh; s Raymond, New York; Mr. D.
Moller Baltimore; DR.. Jones, Huron Mr. Griffin Wash.
ington Mr.. Denis, Utica; J Todd, Louisville; Beals
Washington; D; Jackson, do; Ryan, do; g. Mathews,
Davidson Albany; MIR. Richardson, Boss on; w Milton,
do; C. Chaswick, do; H. Wheaton, Albany; q. 7. Bge.
low Boston; r. Gilbert, Liverpool; Blake. Boston;
FraSxLrs.-w Roberts, Troy; J. Patteson williams
burgh; J. Stevens Boston; D. Rssoach' Herkime, Mr..
der, Canada; D. Ford, Albany; z. Irvine, New Haven;
P. Perry, Whitby, Canada; r. Perkins, Burhams;
H. Gould, Delhi; P. Dickinson, Baltimore; N Cotton
CrrY.-G. Mier, New Grenada; J II Patterson Wash
ngton; f. Smith Philadephia; Travers, New jersey
W. Story, Providence; w. McCsmes, Schenectady; G.
Gallagher, Kentucky, J. c. Chauncy, Rye; w. Wells,
Albany; Drownlee, Albany; A. Reed. GoSsaoss' c:
George Sacket, sacketts Harbor; Fem Pottsville;
NJ Kitrng, Philadelphia; Gibson do; j. Robb, dol L.
HowAnp'-H stebbins, Springfield; s. E. Howard,
Burlington, Vermont; J. Leeds, Philadelphia; Il Nc
Cornish Troy; Gen Mcintyre, Wayne; w. Holland
real ]; Niles, Washington; W. Rowan, Philadelphia;
NJ: smith, Baltimore; 4. Johnson South Carolina; H.
Alden Randolph r. Yates; Wellington s. Yates do
ronto; w Western, Salem D. Cahoon, Utica; J: King,
Newport; w Patterson Columbia; q Allen, Cazeno-
NADIA L. Mills Massachusetts; j. Bradley Burlington;
NJ Ross, Montreal; Col. Bouton, Texas; =. johnson,
j. Knapp, Monreali c. Parsons, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-07
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THE ELECTION RETURNS,
WITH
AN ILLUSTRATION.

The Weekly Herald, of this week, will be ready
for our patrons this morning, ats o'clock. Price
Ct cents.
1t will contain an infinite variety ofreading mat
ter, on the current topics of the day; full returns
of the election, and an accurate list of State and
City officers, members OF State Legislature and
members of Congress in this State, and in
New Jersey, with an engraving representing
a scene outside of one of the polls-authentc
accounts of the late tremendous hurricane
the foreign news by the steamship Britannia,
in case that vessel should arrive in the inte-
rim-late and important intelligence from Mexi-
co, California, the Army, Navy, Washington
and the usual variety of commercial, financial
and political intelligence, from all parts of the
country, together with the latest accounts Of the
cotton crop, SC. sc.
All who wish the news to send to the interior,
or abroad, can obtain the Weekly Herald, enclos-
ed in wrappers for that purpose.