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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20


R" The Rochester american wishes us to say
why Steele was killed at Earle's in Delaware
County, unless the Anti Renters had determined
10 paw no moro rents We can tell tho American
what Mr. Earle himself sad, and he is a man who
before that deplorabo tragedy had borne through a
long life an exemplary character an honest truth
full, and we believe religious man. Hesaid that he
was ready to pay every cent demanded o, him
upon due proof that he owed tin other words, he
thought tho claimant had really valid title To the
land and ought to DO required TO prove tito In.
stead Of conhscating his property without judge or
iury, on her claim for rent. Had the law OF our
State abolshins Distress for Rent passed one year
earlier than it did had act appointing aproper
Commission or Court {, scrutinizo and verify dis,
putod Land Titles throughout our State been
passed in 1915, that dcplorable tragedy at Andes
would almost certainly have been prevented.
We make this statement TO cblise the Amcr.
can aud its ccpys, here, and will add to avoid mis-
apprehension, tina, we might very well, withou, ut
ali invada,ing our former statements concedo that
there are-much more that there acre in lSi5-in
dividual Anti,Ren,ers who disputed the cxaction
of Rent altogether. But we think these have ever
been minority, and now form avery small enc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20


SANps's SARsAPARLLAIt is much 10 he regretted thai
mankind while In health, pay so little attention to the
preservation Of ncstimebe blessing Luxurious NV
ing habits OF Incidence and nn,tenOn TO the hrst ndce
tons disease, the parents OF dspepss liver cont
plant dshgur;ng epons bois, ulcers, carbnnclrs con-
spaton of the bowels, and many other ns!adie' which
el TO prey upon the system unchecked, soon begin TO
marshal the victim toward the gates OF Death The neAi
best thing to prevention is cure aud think safe
y say that the patient may readily be- relieved from Nil the
unpleasant companions have named by 4 course OF
SA>Dss SARsAPAsliLA
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail, by A. b. d.
SANDS, Wholesale DrucGisls 100 Fultonsl corner oi
Wiiam-s, 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per bottle or six bottles Tor 81
w Who Will suffer from that painful d!seass. Liver Com.
painl when immediate relief If not positive cure may
be effected 10y the timely OF WISTARS BALsAM TOT
proof or which reed the following.
WATERFORD, n. Y. May ], lSb.
Dca Sir. In the year l8il | was so severely attacked
with Liver Complaint be entirely unable 10 attend to
my business consulIed with the beat physicians In our
place but they gave relief Ia the winter Of l8i!
procured bottle of
WtsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
and before had used one half OF IT, able To resume
my business ~ usual have that time u,ed two bot
ties OF tho wild Cherry Balsam, and have been entirely
ee from pain and, with the exception oil bad cold Ia
February last have enjoyed better health than ever DID
before. WIN c. POTTER
We urs nil well acquainted with Mr. VIM G. Potter
know that he afflicted in The he describes. and
tha, his statement, Ia entitled TO full credit.
SCOTT 4 WAkDRoN, Merchants,
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by a. B. D SANDS, Druggists 100 fulion-sL
OF William. Agents for this City also a, us broaf-
way, and II East Broadway, and by Druggists generally
throug houl the United States.
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Dusincss Notices.

20 DYsrErrIcs 90 to the Union GymnHsuc Aead.
envy. Nos l59 and l6l Crosbyst door from Bleeck
er; the arecs, and most complete Gymnasium IN the
United States There tho science OF Gymnastics is care
fully applied to produce high health and to animate and
strengthen enlcobcd constitutions Hot, cold ard
shower baths free 10 subscribers.
DE J. & RICH MANAGER
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HENRY y WISs.-Ti,e many rumoss and sto-
r;ss ahos in the newspapers, that Henry A WISE our
M!r:ster-or rather Mr. Poks Minister TO Brazil is com
Ing home and that Robert Dale Owen is 70 succeed him
are all oonshine Mr. Wise is not coming home o. his
own accord At the last accounts iron, him, he had
let his old place OF residence and gone into new one
attending to remain there for soma time at least Mr.
Polk dare not recall him. Ger. bait tsl
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w. A letter trom Miss Dix mentions her Oniyal
a, Cincinnati from Coumbus in improved health, though
shc was still very feeble, having had severe and pto
,,,rS Illness from the fever Of the country She re
marks that this fever has generally prevailed ms sea
SON in nincs Ohio and the adjacent region that nearly
every family has suffered more or less from IL
Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

Rsay-Psty u;cknan.es are not often logically
justified and we can only say that that section OF
the late dominant party ia this Stale which camsto be
the more Radical Progressive. reiosuistory, &c be
slowed tho appe,iation Old Hunkcr on the other
lion to Indicate that it was distinguished by opposite
qualities from those claimed TOR ITSELF We believe the
title was also intended TO indicate tina, those whom it
was conferred had appetite for large hs OF the
spois-hough we never could disccyer that they were
peculiar in ta, On the other hand, the opposite scaeo
were termed Bara5ns in al,usion to the story of
old Du,chman who relieved himself Of rats by burning
his barn which they nfessed-as, Exc cS.erainaiins all
Banks and Corporations to root the abuses connect
ed herewith. Tho fitness or untitncss of these family
terms OF endearmeat i, none Of our business led.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

u Boges Hyperion Fluid is becoming immensely ard
ceseryedy popular Is unquestionsby superior 10 sny
thiag Of The kind now in use, and those viii! admit II wac
~ sIl r. e sei Lenies VINO Wan as very Los,
wen AS 10 give Satisfactory Set should Try the hype
ron Fluid We mean just wEsI we say and have 10 lesi'
of having the matter tested. STAT
We agree with the above and recommend the FiIIa
the hes, article Tor destroying dsndruf and restoring o
!.ets. Daily asiL
Prepared only by WIN. Bogie, Boston.
For GALE BY A. g. Il o. SANDS, Drug st, 100 Raltonf-
Of William, and n East Broedwcy, Newly CIR.
Sold also by H. Johnson, 73 Broadway and BY DngEsS
gerer2l.Y- MD J,rc6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

YOung's majority l, ,o2s tall official except Mag
ara, Orleans and yonain=
Ga7diner's majority 1920 Niagara. unofficial
Ontario, Orleans and Wyoming not rePorted.l
Wrsht's majority in Is44 IN the State 1888 /;
Polks do. 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

re- Arvoops CELEBRATED EMrSs Cook sroSks.-
These Stoves arc warranted Us usual Persons wanting
Cook invited examine them befre rarchaA
ing elsewhere Wholesale aud retail by H!cSok Co -
Waier.sL sill Smeod
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A pniisscnl pernicAi1N.

Mr.. Greeley As the 18th Of March, lsls, comes
ON SUNDAY. wha, course will have 10 be adopted and
how viii /, be regulated, An answes in your psperwi
obhsc SUBSCRIBERS
Asseev.-The XXN,h Congress will adjourn
without day on Saturday, March Sd, and the new
Senate viii convene and tho Wing Presidsu, be
inaasurased on Monday the STU. 1t will sill so like
clock-work, friend never borrow the least b, Of
trouble about il, Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

To " ART NOT ASHAMED TO LOOK UPON THIS FAeL'
70 see II so yellow, freckled, sunburnt and unhealthy =
Yes, u did not know that cake OF JOSE5S lIs!lan
Chemical Soap would wash IL white smooth soft and clear
as an Infants II cured face and hands Of the 0.'
cIeadm! salt eul Which had for years, ad had N.
ed every other remedy in yain and several that
haa cured OF pimpes bloLches and other epons James
Floyd. OF Hobosen, states tie above Always ak ioi
Joness Soap Sold al The sign Of the American Esge ~
Chathan-st New YORK. Agents 3. O!ds Newark Bne-
ssn, GTsndst WiIliamsburgh. nlS eod4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

- The las; Geneseo Rspa6iieaa says: Mr..
Yorxes friends will be grasied to learn that he is
enjoying good health ana daily 7ecoyerins strength
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

OF Would You LIKE AN APPETITE Yok BrEAgJAsr;
IL so wash your teeth when you arise with par Of two
shilling DO. OF JONEsS Amber Tooth Paste. Your teeth
VII! be peerly white your breath sweet and your noun
Sold 4. % Cha,ham-sl nIs 2ieod
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DISPATCHES FOB TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Nor. 1871 "
The Commercial Advertiser Of this city received
this morning, by way of Cleveland accounts Of the
capture OF Chihuahua by Gen Wool. He met with
no resistance and the General and his officers were
aiterwari fe,ed By the inhabitants IN splendid
style
This ruror tas already appeared having beer eifeu
lated By one OF the Cincinnati papers OF tie authority OF
private letter. To say tie least; il is presture-EG
PEIrAoErFzlA, Nov. la-7 M
The state Of the market IS improving business
very duII, and quotations stand at yesterday S
prices Freight on aoar to England e shl!.nss
which Is decline OF 8 pence
A young man met with serious accident to-day,
while experimenting in Langenheims dasuerreo-
type rooms at the Exchange. a violent explosion
OF gas took place inurn- him seriously IN the face
He was taken to the hospital The rain has again
set in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
GoURAUD's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WRIGHr-CASro XIV.
Our hero passed very restless night,
Waiting ana watching for the mouow'a morn,
And when The FIRST faint streak of crimson light
Upon the Eastern sky PROCLAIMED the dawn
He started up; dressed-sh.yed-a ere the brgsi
Rays Of The sun Humid the college lawn,
He seized the b-ll-pull ut Mlss Julin's portal
An holow.eyed, detected, !oye.sick mortal
~ The OF many lU1ys detection may be- traeed
To tanned, freckicd ssllow red rough erptiyr Gs
the only certain remedy which Is unqu-stionsby GOT
RAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP In ike manner
maiden may become hollow-eycd from sIcepess vest'
ton, induced by unnatural growth hair upon hr up
per lip GOURAUD'S POUDRES SUBTlLES d-.
signed expressly eradicate supcriuous hair ItnST b.
too, thai she re,tless!y upon her pillow dy,ng
ways and means 10 nd herself OF head OF RID HLEpot
knowing that GOURARD'S GRECiAN HAIR DYE would
speedily change her fiery locks 4 rch Jet black!
" Dr. FELIX GOURAUD'S preparations Goa orig
be obtained genuine, at his Dkp6i o. Welksrst tf,!
IRON Broadway. Remember this MO 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
HAIR INviGoRATOR

anu lhsic muir pye
PhaOn Chemical lnvigorator stands uniiyacd as q
toilet article for gentlemen ladies' tor beautiyinS the
hair. 1t is recommended by physcihc in consequence
OF its containing no greasy substance.
Phaon's Hair Dyes warranted to change red or grey
whskers to beautiful auburn or black instananeousy
and will not sinut wash of. Gentlemen can have
their whiskers dyed At the depot.
All orders must be addressed TO h. Phalon, oil Broad
way.
Both articles for sale by the principal drug and
fancy stores in the union nil II
FARTHER PRooF VIRTUES THB SOUTHERN
BALM AND PILLs.-In the Winter OF 1872 afflicted
with severe Cough. was recommended by friend 70
the Southern Balm, aud experienced great benent
from its Subsequently recommended II 10 several
OF friends having Lung Complaints many OF whom Dc
rived great benefit from t. aud is my candid opinion that
OF ell the medicines for Lung affections, pulled up from
time to Time IN the newspapers, there Is valuable
the Southern Balm. JOHN 81 HOWE. Dentist
nl6 3te.d 30j Grand 81. Kew Yors.
T ALLGoCK co. 20 CortIand.si. Wholesale Asen,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

mt, c.u,e of Treachery in the Anti-Renf
1be o District.

rae following shows the comparative vote for Govern
~ - IL u.ensn: Governor il me Counties imposing
10 anti Rent or Third Senate District:
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[Y Persons wishing The Tribune leis regularly
their residences their places OF business ether III
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Publishing Office or send By note through the Posi- w
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ay receive it from our Carriers is l2 Cents per "eeA
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rsss. w DIsBHow. commerce-st Is the Agent iof
The Tribune a, Newark.
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u ASY BODY tell that lady has common prepared
chalk on her skin Il ruins II she should Try the jones'
LILY "he, that would give skin \ smooth snowy, nE,1
ra hfe1Ae Wilderness. Sold at 80 Chatham. sprce .
ceots. nib 2teod
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Rcmrtks ON lie ni0re.

Whig mai for Congress in the Anthem, District 51o.
This in the District would have elected MI. Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
Tho CITY Official.

The People OF this City would like to know how
much longer the Board of Canvassers intend to
hocus.pocus the Official Returns of our late Elec.
tion They are willing to stand the 81 per day
and chicken hxins as long as the Hon. Board shall
choose to take them, but they think the Returns OF
our own City ought to be published here about as
boon as those of Cattaraugus and ST. Lawrence 1t
is now more than two weeks since the Polls wore
closed and the votes counted is it not high time
we should be officially appraised of the result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

FAIRS STYLE or Northumberland and for sale b
KNOX u Fulton ST. Sun Buildings
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I.nw COIIrtr.

COMMON PLEAs.--Part Mos AZ, 3l7. ~. 81 50. s.,
81 63 65 o. Part2-Nos A. To- L. 20 -, 80 20, u, $40,
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sOir HuNxER"-we have been requested 20 Gs& the
N T. Tribune for definition OF this term,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

SEssIoss.-Mr Wilson was yesterday acquitted
N the Court Sessions the charge of shooting ais
sister al The City Hotel las; The verdict ap
peared give great satisfaction to the spectators I'd
ward Rice convicted Of infamous assault upon
Ie gil years of age and sentenced twelve years
and six months n the State Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

PICTORIAL HISTORY OF EsoLAsD.-The Harpers
have sen; Us the 18th number of ths interesting work
Also Nos Is and ia Of their ILLUSTRATED SHAKES
RsssE ius, Issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

TIE CoLCMBIAy MAGAzIsE.-I.raei Past 40
!Nass0ust.-The December number OF The Colum
bian is highly creditable TO the publisher and cdi
tors. Itshows judgment and correct taste in the
editorial selection OF articles. and the plates,
doubt, have cost a good deal Of money. The con-
trbutions, too for the most part by authors who
demand and are able to obtain good prices for what
they write. Here are papers, for example by Mrs
Ossood, Mrs. Child, Mrs. SigoQrney, Fanny Fer
roster, Miss Blackwell, Tuckerman, Grattan, and
SO on-excellent names and, in this instance at
least all appended to excellent articles Mrs. Child
contributes The Mortimer" thoughtful essay in
her best vein. Mrs. Osgood's little poem, The
Lost Lily, could hardly have been written by any
body but Mrs Osgood. Tuckerman goes on very
cleveriy, if notvery wildly. with his Dreamings.
DEPARTURE OF MIssroSARIEs-Rey Messrs. w.
w. Scudder, ]. Chandler Z E. Hastings and G. Ford
with their wives with Rev Dr. Scndder his wife and
two daughters and Rev. Mr. spauldng and wife, sailed
yesterday morning IN the ship Flavio missionaries to
Ceylon and Southern India The TWO gentlemen last
named have been employed in this cause IN that quarter
Tor lac last twenty-five years The others new mis-.
sionaries- Religious services were performed On the
occasion conducted by Rev. Mr. Kirk
Bost. ADV. Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
JOHN SMITH.-There are in the City OF New
York O persons having the tina; heads this article
nnrsninc Is different trades and proirssons viz |:

will De seen, by reference to the Directory that the
above is correct, also ha: all tie learned professions
represented, there being Doctors, ! Lawyer, and
Minister. F.s.
B LIST IS coming 10 this country very soon,
and TO bring with him celebrated singer TWO
as no, be dependent the tred make the
rcedgl constellation Local assistance concerts Is
reckoned more expensive than the importation OF sd
dir;onal novelties. Home Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20


PoLIcE.-Two Germans named Jacob Kihleng
and Christian Kenz arrived in this port in June last
Khieng had determined before landing proceed to
Pir,sbury Pc but induced by the othe. after their
srrira here proceed sendusky. Ohio in mis-
company. On TIER arrival at Sandusky Kenz farther
advised MS companion to 90 TO Detroit and purchase
land and they started together for that place
bret so;ourr il Sandusky. Previous to their leaving
the latter place however Kenz induced khleng
lis money, amounting Sl65, al in five franc pieces
together VIII considerable household furniture with
person named John Fchrener VINO keeps German
boarding tavern In SsnduAky, remain in his posses
session. until the owner returned from Detroit alleging
that il would be safe 10 Leave the property there
until they had made their proposed arrangements.
after travelling about TWO days their way toward De-
tor henz tsgDed sickness and desired 70 De eit at the
place where they then he unable TO proceed
On us journey advised Khsng proceed On MS jour
nsT and said Tia: ne would follow soon as ne had SUIT
acieaty recovered to do After waiting for seven
weeks without receiving any dinys OF mis- companion.
hihleng returned 70 Sandu5ky where he ascertained
that kenz had been there month before him. obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

Majority for the Constitution IN 81 Counties, 1850
Majority asan.; Equal Suffrage n 5. Counties la5s5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

e Mr.. Bruces type-foundry was robbed on
"Wednesday nigh, OF a5ou. so good money s75 broken
bills several edala awarded By the American Institute,
a,d squanuiy Of old type.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

Ia We have it from indirect and accidental au-
thorty, says the Editor of the Home Journall
tina, the now dG.scs Sicuorni Ciocca who IS soon to
appear in Italian ballet has copied the policy OF Blsney
and Mr. Polk and MIR. Webster says means TO spring
surprise upon the admiration otthe Ncwlo rkcrs She
is said traveller who has seen her at Milan not
quite Ccrto but close on her heels and toe with
Elsslcr and Lucille GRAIN. We saw her at Hers Con
cert the other evening and thought she looked vivid and
powerful-ofa style suited to dance to e country
gagged in war OF INVASION OF course, there is nothing
wished said OF her ill she appears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

E The new WORK by Dickens, Dou,bey and
Sea- has been very successful in England $4,000 copies
having heen published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

~ The Albany Argus says that tho popular
aud avor,e KSIoXEEsooXERis foreman on the
river until the close OF navigation 1t has been usual to
place inferior boats the river the close oil the
season. and pleased to learn that the custom is to
be departed from In this instance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20
A Glimpse OF War.

A Glimpse OF war
To e Rereed Gegy Of The Ur'ed sse'e' 'e@o e''''y .,
re.ivev ;usstg eseasse war, and e90rs the sa2T'ed
..,,;z,n, on, Cou,.yy Risht or BroEg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

" Mr.. SUNDERLAND gives the third lecture Of
his NTH series in Lyceum Hall tonight Besides other
interesting experiments surgical operation is expected
upon somnambuist without pain Sir. S. will reply TO
the statements made his last lecture by Rev. Mr.. Bar
rctt in support of Swedenborgiansn and he will also
show the misrepresentation contained in an anonymous
article about his Lectures in Yesterdays Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

SAxqumIoo is coming with his Italian
,roupe after ALL lie leaves Liverpool the 10th. Sig
nora Cloide Bsr primo sopreHo; Signor Setto Benc
dett primo tenore Ssnor Salvatore Patti 'eore Sisnor
Gius Fo Bencyentano, primo base Signor Ant. Ssnqu
rico primo 5efo Sgnor Ant Basili maestro The <ogra
no Is said 20 be young lady twenty years OF age an
accomplished singer, and beautiful The tea0re has@p
pcared in the mrs; theatres in Italy and lately in the St
Pe,ersbursh Theatre and received with great com
nendation The irst 6asso from La Scala Theatre of
Milan and his reputation is said be very high Scnor
sanquirco of course all know. Signora Pco will per
haps Join the company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

s-y@ We do not think any person so likely to be
qualified TO Judge correctly OF the merits of case as the
Jury who hear al the evidence and pcadings on both
sides and who deliberate under the solemni,y OF m
oath otherwise the institution OF the trial by Jury
mockery We cannot therefore, undertake to arraisn
the verdict in the alluded by correspondent
Justice We did not attend the trial and cores
ponder, furnishes with facts bearing the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

C4rlrsL PuyIsHMESr.-A meeting for the dis
cusson of this important subject viii he held this ever
nc in the Fifth Congregational Church Ia "oos'eFs'
The terrible tragedy which is to aSe place In tne CRY
to-day vii naturally awaken very deep interest IN the
question OF aboishing the sallows and the meeting VIII
doubtless be a fuIl one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-12
TO the Elilor, Of a.. WAN

Centlemen ,-Permi, m, ~ ,dd,.., , Co., .,,.n.,,.
vo, and ,h,on,h co., 81 ~ wss ~ ~, cssesuons W
Al district in tel,ion 70 co,; Wv -
Whig candida. f,r cona, aau '"o su'os VI
nj gen,l.men have hesn ns,S Wv ,r S,e'-
didaey through ,h. nnhIi. ;.S 49, ~, =. W, esn-
commended and b,x,ns on.s;in.sh 49, t it kV ~ ~
these rontcmep nsrscn,iv "a "I;;SIP ~ L' 10
lection but an must admi, ,h, ,hs ,o y,, -. -
eoncate aud harmonic the Wings OF the district
Io esen county 70 appoint delegates at their November
Conx.n,nn ,s, ~ nne oeo,se Ptoposss, 20 attend
day in December fEssex Conr, s,v when he c,; III
availability Of each aspirant can be duly considered A
majority OF the voters OF the district Wings dis
unsu'ned gentleman from AeS9msc IN ls4o adopted as
r.. 'ue Shi'u y, "e wings TOT the SAKE OF the