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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

hEAsoS-A LoceFoco Yesterday. N cosira
ting over The result OF the election ssve reason for
Their defeat ,aat the Hood escnon day was so rear
thai 81 the rats ST the head OF Ss Rive, broke loose
and the Wings Hosted down n such numbers taa, thsy
were ovsr~hslnsd Perhaps !: WIS SO.
iPoetEvile Atn<fs' Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

y The Wings Of the With Congressional DIS
tic, have nominated WILLIAM NELSON OF West
chester as their candidate 10. Congress
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re- XNoN, l2s Fultor.sL tSun BuiIdingsl deeung u
unnecessary to enter into particulars respecting his Fail
Fashions Tor 1910, would simply that his style
will excel ia beauty lghine,s and color any ng
ever offered 10 the hat wearing public Of NewYork. His
prices ns low his hats arr hue oil I'm
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Markets.. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

ASHES-There not much done today the mum.
Der of bills out being small but prices firm Pots
are 06, Pearls 62i.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been small without
change in prices and chiefly taken by manufacturer
Exporters doing nothing at ALL and spectators
waiting farther news from England. We expect to
ceive the Caladonia's accounts tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

GERMAN CLAssEs.-Mr Erthecr, tayorably known
in this city as a teacher OF the German language d,
abou, to arrange classes for the ensuing Winter See
advertisement in arctbcr column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

The artificial teeth made by Dr.. Blaisdcl, Dca,
list 3i Broadway much admired for their beauty
and natural appearance. Or. BIS method of inserting
teeth is highly commended by those who have tried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

F We have report from PhIadelphia b.
Telegraph stating TIA, Mrs Myers has conui=red
s-,;r,i,
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THz corrsfziAx MAcAzIsE-lsRAEI Posr. 40 Mas
sau..t

BORIS cLorarse--amang the various styles OF boys
aad childrens clothing the Far those exhibited BY
VIZ. " Osborn c; go Grand are deserving Of par
-ic1ls- notice The workmanship Il excellent and tie
style SURPRISING that Of any other Mr.. Osborn has
double breasted JACKIE, Of his OWE inventou- which
seems to Us the best a,.ed and he mos. tasteful for
boys winter garment Of any hing IN the exhibition.
Our Juvenile readers VII al cal On NJ. Osborn Mr..
Osborn male this branch Of the business ais pay
acalsr sSady and he sxce!s in il.
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~ NEw STYLE OF HArs FOR wNrER-waRvoeK
ccl Broadway will offer for sale style OF Gentle.
mems Hats for the Winter Friday, October 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

SorrH CARoIlSA-Hon- Isaac E. HOLMES IS re-
elected to Congress from the Charleston District By
3 majority OF over 6o0
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Members Of Congress eleetsd.

Members Of Congress e'eotsd
/. Hamilton jams J. Faran, Loco, reelected
9. Butler. &c DAVID FISHER, Wing gain.
3. Greene &c Ropsnr C. scHEScK Wing, reelected
4. Miami, &c RICHARD s CANBr, Wing, vice Vance.
G. sandusky, &c. RodOlphus Dickinson Loco, vice II.
81. John do.
: Brown &c Thomas l. Hamo, Loco, :. Mcdowell, do.
3 Ross Scio,o &c. J. L. TAYLOR, Thurman, Wing g.
.. Fairfield. &c THos o. EDWARDS u. Perr, w gain.
10. Franklin, &c. DANIEL DUNCAN. W. C. Deano ;"
II. Richland &c John r. ALUr, Loco, vice Brinker-
hoff, do.
l3 Morgan SC PERI B. JOHNSON, Wing gainv Parrish
H. Muskngum Evans, Whig. vice Harper, do.
To- Holmes &c .Iotn u C'ram'as, Loco. reelected
L. Columbiana Gorge Fries, Loco reelected.
Is Stark, Wayne SAMUEL LAIN antIIard by Wing
votes vice starkweather Loco--subsiantaly a
Wing gain.
- Summit, &C JoHS CRo~ELL, Wing vice Tilden do
% Cuyahoga &c J. r. GIpDINcs, Wing, reelected
81. Huron, sc. JosEru NJ. RooT. Wing do.
Rawlings, o Locos elected so iar-3 more 10 come
in-one District (yinton's strongly Wing the
other probably LEGO
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prorn ,he Cineinnass Ga.ere. oe,. y

MI Trimbles majority for Representative in
Highland is los, All the balance Of the Wing tick
et is elected.
SchencAs majority IN Montgomery is IS. Loco
Sheriff elected Allthe balance OF the Wing ticket
successful
4 Loco Sheria elected in Clarke, owing to the
running off Wing candidates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

THs Snow TRADE.-'The heat OF the atmosphere In Na'
pies during the Summer Is said to be intense, but Nature
has kindly crowned the Neapoan Mountains with per
peual Snow, and the dqunoii. sellers procure
thence and carry it in huge pyramids through the City Tor
sale Providence is very kind and for almost every e'
provides some mitigating agent, has only the Indus
try seek and the sagacy u apply H. Those oshsone
maadies that the skin with It's own exfostons or
cover with bos and puslres and bloches, or deve f
beneath it, creating mines Of corruption Us IN Seros'
have all their an,idoe in sAsDss SARsAPARiLLA This
not matter assertion but OF hstorg and for the benei
OF the afflicted should be widely known. We SPEAK Of
what has been certified TO in countless testimonials
when say that under Providence this preparation never
fails relieve and the sufferer except where human
aid can no longer avail.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and RETAIL By A. B. I'd
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Ful,oR-st corner I"
wiaEn-st- 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout 70
United States Price 81 per bottle. or ak boes FOR -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

ET~ Pu,LoS's MAGIC HAIR DYE, a and lnvaluabl,
discovery, warranted neither wash Of, beings
Liquid Dye which nstantlneously changes the color Of
lhe Hair 10 beautiful brown black without injury TO
the hair skin The great superiority Of ,hs Dye
sss In the easy mode OF application and instantaneous 81
all other Dyes requiring from ten 20 twelve hours
produce any change ia superior excellence will be ap-
parent every upon sngls application. Country
gentlemen have bottle forwarded them by express
by sending cash enclosed T. Phaon, 81 Broadway Jud
sons Hotel Price 81 per bottle with full directions Tor
City gentleman requested To call nj the ape
have their whskers dyed. Bogue Fawce, No. IN
Chesnul.st Agents for Philadelphia. aus ecdu
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Taumany AssembIymeu.

l'Gil-f T7csr- anal CoI1l TO OOls = =
se-nolv 6ss So Part OF The Wing County Ocera &C.
/, ( tented tyv me running Of NgtiTe ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

n The Dasuerreosy?e Gallsry Of M Pi1nbe.
corner OF Broadway ard MuIrsy.t i, great poin:
OF Afsscsea fe- besh Strangers and siazsrs HIS PIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

LArsoz.-Mr.C MOrgan's new steamship New
Orleans attended % run between NewOreans and Gal
weston Texas n Eae with the Galveston VIII be
launched FUN tie yard OF " Il Brown, Esq foot Of
Twsitth-st E. F. this morning 9, O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

Some score OF petty iarcea,es
Venus: crowd cur 50 De content with ,ae.e
P.s-Ths sbov. IS pretty fair as Police Report bu
very bad poetry PD
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:. ~
Rebb ahead. ...4e29 BARLEY in do.:-l,z9i
Bebb's gain ----3,o3o.
About IS or 20 Counties to come in. generally
small They gave Tod small mai. in ls44 They
cannot be far from even now. Bebb is chosen Coz
ernor By 1000 to 5000 majority. ALL HAIL,
WING OHIO
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CITY ITEMS.

n They al went at-siaing yeste7day-the
Cir Quad. the L:za. Guz-d TIE ToaPkinz Zines ne
Saaoasl Greys nc l-t.s Greens TIE s1sesF'-l. 70
be reviewed by @ rea. General and Tic;Or.oas soldier
Gore-nor w.less7 ~ho never ~as defeated o' ever
day e1pects,o be II ne wssnthere n person ne 0usa,
to hare bsenl There al sorts OF marching sna
eoun,er-asrchirs, psradinE and rasnsu7sr1ns-
me soldiers al SO gaily marched
TIE wondering City through
The ne~sooys followed OF behind
As they nos, always do
And every hing and every body was busy Ill sci oil sun
These ~arlike preparations are very 0r-Inous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

~ BURKE gives Concert at the Tabernacle
Thursday evening He presents splendid pro
gramme-Dk MEYER Proc Miss NORrHALL and per
fec, host OF other talent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-20

" The most simple and useful invention We
have seen at the Fair the Patent Window Blind Butts
manufactured 5y Seymour, Brothers K Co. of Oneida
Co. Their peculiar advantages aTs the selffasteninss
OF the blinds as they are ihrown back agans; The house
dispensing with TIE keteh N general use.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-04-22

The fame which springs up OH sud-
den. like mushroom plant, is seldom.
lasting. True fame and honor, arc of
slow growth, ascending by degrees from
the lowest Offices to the highest stations
from the regard Of Il few to the ap-
plausc of a nation. But he. who dcspi
ses the lower steps ct honor, because
they arc low, will seldom reach the
higher; and he who spurns at the COM
mendation Of his own circle, ax too small
thing to seek after, will never secure
the esteem and rcnown of State or
kingdom.
Despise not small beginnings of error
The walls of castle have been un-
dcrmincd by the borrowings of small
and despised animals; and the begin
nIng OF error, though ut first unhecded,
will soon. if not checked, sap the loun-
dations of truth, and build up its own
wrctchcd doymus on its ruins. All first
errors are small; F.; dcspise them TO, );
they will soon increase to great ones.
and; perhaps: tlcvastatc society,
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-04-22

a Scene AT TIE GATE OF PARADISE
A poor tailor, being released from this
world and a scolding wife, appeared at
the gate Of Paradise. Peter asked him
if he had ever been in Purgatory.
"No," said the tailor, "but | have
been married"
"Oh!" said Peter, "that is all the
same"
The tailor had scarcely got in, before
turtlc-cating alderman came putting
and blowing.
"Hallo! you fellow, said he, open
the door,"
r. "Not so FAST said Peter, have you
eyer been in Purgatory
No. said the aldermen, but what
Is that to the purpose! You let that
poor half starved tailor in, and he has no
more in Purgatory than myself"
But he has been married. said Peter
"MaIriedp = exclaimed the alderman,
why I've been married twice."
"Then please 60 back again. said
Peter, Paradise is not the place for FOOLS"
READ TIus.-A 3 never lent and
chair eat table man is ! i ways come
for table in the eye dear of may king
his neigh bores and as 0 she eats JOY
fool. 1t is threw a cents of dew tea 2
his all my tea make her, and just ice 2
his fell low more tails, that he bees toes
a few pen eyes up on those who D
serve nee pea @ nigh hairy ass east
ants, or claim our come pass on and
pea tea.
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.Abbeville G. r., S. G. April az, 1916.

against God and man if we give back
one inch Of the ground we occupy--yca
we must contend for it, even though ,ha,
contest should bring us to.the stake, or
the scaflold. But having obtained we
must torgive,-return the sword to its
scabbarl and ;ac at peace. \. V.R.
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Wars and their Consequences.
ES f.. EUI,EiTT.

The newspaper press has long per
pct"atcd "reminiscences Of War, sea-
soncd 10 the most ardent fancy of youth.
with tn" gorgeous heroics of patriotism,
and poetry, and romance. | should be
exceedingly grateful TO your courtesy,
and you might lay mankind under some
obligation TO that bland quality of Chris.
tianlly, if you would occasionally admit
INTO your coiums some of those Rcmiui.
scences Of War calculated to inspire both
the young and the old. Of this enliyhtcn-
cd age, with an lndomitablc abhorrcncc
o! all that savors Of The spirit, OF tends to
prlpctuatc the existence, OF that san
gnmary monster. These unpoctical re-
mlnisccnces are living, without any as
soelat:on with romance, or the huroics
OF the imagination, in tlc sleerlcss misc
ry OF millions Of your fellow beings
'iic Curiiing inheritance Of war. The
down-crushcd poor of Christcndom, with
the blcared vision Of their starved intel
lccts, arc groping. for the cause of their
poverty and degradation, anu grasping
II IN It's slow revelation
They had discoverd ihlhe monstrous
llneaments OF war, the pampered Cor
don which for ages has fed at the veins
of Labor, and is. now eating >out
the substance and Subsistence OF their
bodies and souls, and enslaving them to
wanl, wrctchedness, and hopclessamo-
sance. They appeal to you to ifnidict
this horrld cannibal war, before the tri-
bunal of humanity, and enter there tile
evidence OF its savage atrocities perpetra-
ted on the human race, and written in
lines Of fire and rivers of blood around
the globe.
Here, then. are few Of the Rcmini-
SCIENCES of War, entirely shorn OF poetry.
They ire bloody witnesses to the truth,
and let them testify. In the periodical
bufcherics in the human family. the fol-
lowing hccatombs have been offered up
to that God of battles which both ChrI-
stians and Pagans have worshiped with
the same devotion:
Loss Of life in the. Jewish
wars, 25,oc9oOO
BY wars in the time Of Sc
sostris, l5,ooo,ooo
By those Of Semiramis,
Cyrus and Alexander, 3O,O0O,OOO
BY AIcxander's successors, 20,OOo,OoO'
War Of the twelve Caesars, 3O,OoO,0oo
Roman wars before julius
Cesar, eo,ooo,ooo
Wars of the Roman EN-
pire, Turks and Sara
Gems, lso,ooo,oQo
Wars v, Of Reformation, ao,ooo,ooo
Wars of the Middle Ages,
and nine Crusades, sO,0OO,OeO
Tartar and African wars, lsO,ooO,ooo
AmcricanIndians Destroy
ed by the Spaniards, 100000
Wars Of Napoleon, 6,OOO,OOO
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no. 8.

OF DIR. Dick, and assuming the average
quantity of blood in common sized
person, the veins Of fourteen thousand
millions would. fill circular lake of
more than scccnteem mites IN circumference
len feet deep! in which all the navics
OF the world might float Supposing
these slaughtered millions to average,
each, four feet in length, if placed in a
row, they would reach nearly four hun
dred and forty two times round the earth,
and iour times around the sun. Suppo-
sing they average one hundred thirty
pounds each, then they would weigh
,S2O,OOO,OOO,O0O lbs, fourteen times
more than all tho human beings now
living on the globe.
tKIG'lrfUL RESULT OF PRAcTICAI.
JoKE.-A shocking occurrence lately
took place in the vicinity OF Perth. The
well known courage and dauntlcss tenn
permanent of Il young nobIcman of that
country. had stimulated some his com
panions to various ways Of intimidating
h'm.. He WAS himself aware of their
designs against his lardihood, and rca-
d!ly loincd in the sport, so l;,r us to give
the Tree rcrlnSslon to test his intrcpidity
hy either natural or supernatural means.
Every scheme however, proved abor,ivc,
ana tile attempt was apparently, and as
the young hero believed, really rclin-
qulshed us hopeless But after the lapse
of some weeks, it unfortunately, again
became Il subject Of discussion, and one
OF the thouahtless youths, his ingenuity
simulated by considerable wager, re-
solved once moro to subject his friends
strength to new trial. Having bribed
his valet to admit him into the bed cham
Der Of the wholly uns,1spectiny youth,
his iirst care was TO withdraw the bullet
from brace of pistols, suspended at the
head Of the bed, under which he then
crcpt TO await the arrival Of his compan-
ion, who, returning homo at his usual
hour, went to bed and fell asleep. The
concealed plo,tcr stole cautiously forth
wrapped himself in white covcrlet,
and standing at the foot of the couch,
began 10 jerk the sheet in which the
sleeper lay; he awoke, and saw the tall
white figure, and calling out, "NNhat
humbug arc you about now?" turned
himself round again to sleep. The
sheet jerking was. however renewed and
the youth, tormenlcd out of his good
temper, exclaimed, "begone foolish fell
low, or will shoot youp Still the
white figure neither spoke or moved
away, but coltinued pulling at the bed
clothes as before. Either alarmed or
angry, the young nobleman got up,
seized one Of his pistols, and fired right
at the motionlcss figure, and the bullet
was rolled back harmless upon the COW
crlct! Amazed he discharged the other
pistol the gaunt figure tossed the Sc
cond bullet towards him? A horrible
conviction of an unearthly visitor before
him, probably seized his Imagination,
and the fine promising youth fell back
upon the couch, corpse. A celebral
paralasys had deprived him of life.
A SCENE AT TIE GATE OF PARAD1sE.-
roor totfor. 1,oino. rolooeo,l c,o,,,
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Hon. SAM HousroN.- Hou-
ston, twice President the Repub-
lic of Texas, has taken his seat in
the Senate Of the United States as
one of the Senators of the State of
Texas. The history of this per-
sonage, says the Baltimore Ameri-
can, is full of remarkable events;
Of these his appearance at Wa
shington, at this time, under the
circumstances of the case, is not
the least remarkable. Twelve
years ago Samuel Houston stood
at the bar of the House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States to
be reprimanded by the Speaker.
Since> that he has dismembered a
nation, achieved a revolution, or
ganised an independent sovereign
ty and now crowned with the glo-
ry of a conqueror and a statesman,
he returns with his trophies to the
Capitol having brought to this
Republic a territory large enough
to form what would be considered
in Europe an Empire. Fortunate
in acquisition, he has been not less
so in surrehder (; uic,t ceden0o. g
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lso;ooo,OQ0.
3o,ooo,ooo
so,0oo,oe0
l60,000,O00
100000
6,ooo,ooo
66s,OOO,OOO

The above is a mere extract from the
bloody statistics Of glorious War, one
chapter in the annals of violence, crime
and misery, that have followed in the
footprints of the Great Destroyer The
loss of souls is entered where human
eyes may not read the list. Dr.. Dick
estimates the number OF those who have
perished directly and indirectly by war,
at jourtsen thousand mallions, or about
one-tenth Of tho human race. Edmund
Burke placed the number at thirty,fve
Thousand millions Taking the estimate
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chllds, of France, have invented won
der'ul piece of mechanism to prevent
any removal of their deposites. If a
person attempts the lock, or tampers with
it in the slightest degree, an iron hand
and arm is thrust out from the door.
clenches the offender and holds him mo.
tionlcss in its iron embrace, while at the
same instant bell is struck in a room
over head, occupied by watchman,
giving him notice that his presence is
required in the room below. Should this
watchman not get down to the assistance
and release Of the wretch held by the
arm in fifteen minutes time, then Il
blunderbuss is discharged into the BODY
of the trespasscr. Thus he is merciful-
ly allowed fifteen minutes grace to re-
fleet upon the cnormity ofhis offence.
1t is told that few years since a man
was caught by the iron nippers, and the
watchman came to his release only two
minutes before the blundcrbuss would
have been discharged.
-Four Lawyers practised in the same
Court in North Carolina-their names
were tlillman, Swain, Dews, and
Dodge. While the last named was ma
king aspcech, in Il cause, the three first
wrote on a strip of paper an Epitaph,
and cast it directly before Mr.. Dodge,
where he must necessarily see it, as fol-
lows -
Here lies Dodge who dodg'd all good,
And dodg'd deal of evil
Rut offn 3oJr;uo III bo ,o,,lJ
Fle could not dodge the Decil
He raised the paper-read it, and
Immediately composed the following
bone cutter:
Here lies Hillman and S,caiu,
Whose lot let no man choose
They liv'd in sin and died in pain,
And the devil got his Dc,os (dues.~
3 Greensboro Patriot.
One of the soldiers Of the army of oc-
cupation in Texas: set his. boots by the
side of his sleeping place, ready to be
slipped on in the morning, but, at dawn,
i'll drawing them on, small snake with
eleven rattles, having taken peaceable
possession during the night, contested
the place with the foot
GEN. JAcKsoN's EplrApH.--The
Union, NASHVILLE Tenn says the fol-
lowing will be the epitaph on General
Jackson's tombstone -" Andrew jack
son, was born on the 18th of March,
l767-died on the 9Th of June ls45.
To CURE ~ BURN.-A lady preach
or Of the Society of Friends, in N. York,
was so successful in curing burns, that
many of the lower class supposed her
possessed of the power of working mira
cles. The following is the recipe for
the medicine: Take one ounce of bees
wax, with four ounces burgundy pitch,
simmered in an earthen vessel together,
with as much sweet oil as will soften
them into the consistency of salvc when
cool-stir the liquid after taken from the
fire till quite cool. Keep it from the air
in tight box or jar. When used,
spreait thinly on cloth and apply it
to the part injured Open the burn
with needle and let out the water till
it heels.-Er. paper.
Hon. SAM HoUsroN.-Gen. Hou-
ston, twice President ofthe Repub-
lie of Texas. has taken his seat in
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GEN. JAcKsoN's EPlrApH-The
Union, NASHVILLE Tenn.,) says the fol-
lowing will be the epitaph on General
Jackson's tombstone -" Andrew jack
son, was born on the 18th of March,
l767-died on the sth of June l845.
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One of the soldiers Of the army of oc-
cupation in Texas: set his. boots by the
side of his sleeping place, ready to be
slipped on in the morning, but, at dawn,
i'll drawing them on, small snake with
eleven rattles, having taken peaceable
possession during the night, contested
the place with the foot.