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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

~ DELIclousrLAvostD OoLose TEA at 81 cents. very
hne Young dyson aud Cunpo~ der 50 cents Country ioung
Hyson and Back TO- and Sc per pound superiornayosd
Old Java Coffee IA cents. best suus,rs 10 CENTS good
Brown sugsr j. cd AMI IS 81. lbs light Por Rco's
ST. Crox - Sd second quality Loaf aud Cn'sse' y CO.
per ID superior Sperm Candies 2, g. white Lspp gu
s.. aud G. per gallon For sale IA quantities TO suit par
chaser. by ! o FOWLER Grocer aud Tea Desef. 80
and i!s Greenwich and ~ N-s"y-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12
SECOND UI.PATCH.

A second dispatch from Richmond states that the
New Orleans papers have gone North and that the
P,cayvue Of the ith contains no news from the seat
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

rR' "SUPPLEMENT TO ESSAYS OS THE Pro-
GREss OF NArIoSs in Productive Industry, Civil
ization, Population and WeAth--lll1suated by
Statistics By EZRA c. SEAMAN. No. l. hast just
been issued by Baker Il Scrbner, l45 Nassau St.
We have spoken 80 fully OF the excellent Essays
10 which this pamphlet is a Supplement. that we
need only say here that this is ia tue collec-
ton OF facts illustrative oi the Science OF Political
Economy, embracing the current prices OF Labor
Land, " heat, w DOL Iron. Copper Hardware, Cot
tou and W oolen fabrics &c DC al various PERIODS
through the last 500 years. The statistics OF I'm
portauon into tins country aud OF The Influences eN
erted thereuPon by our various Tariffs. Vii be
found especially valuable OF course, Mr. seaman
points out the true bearings Of the facts he cOstes
and exhibits on the great Economic questions Of
the day. bat the facts thus rendered doubly valu-
able u advocates OF Protection are intrinscay inn
portant and useful to all inqulrers INTO Political
Science.
We wish some general attention could be
drawn to tie Importance Of putting The Progress
OF Nations, and few more good WORDS OF like
bearing. into the Public Libraries o; our Country,
especially those oi our Colleges and other SIENNA
RES. Nearly al the works protesting 10 treat OF
Political Economy in these Institutions are of the
wrong sort, and the teachers and teaching are
almost entirely Of the Free Trads school. Ought
prepos,erous as its sdversaries assert they ought
70 DC glAd ~ have its textt books before them Tor
comment and reiatAtion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

Y Our letter rom Indianapolis. and in fact the
entire IsdiaDs Mail failed yesterday. so that we
have nothing siuce yesterday new from thar 5'a'e
but the almost certain defeat OF R0b>rt DaIe O~e"
by Judge Embree. Judge E.s majority must %
near 800 If the returns transmitted from EVsn'vue'
in the hear. Of the District the second day after inc
polls closed can be relied on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12
Kenfucky tIec,ion-fariher Details.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
BURLINGTON Boone County Ky. Aus . ir4L
The lection in this State IS over and the follow
inc is the result Of the Congressional Election IN
tins (Xtb District | give the malorIles' Ihe
official mp4rson Of the poIbooks Will not very the
result over . votes either way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

~ The performance At the Museum CONSIST - he
superb Balloon Pa representing the cry " Lou
don ard It's Envii0ns Torgon Of France v ~' acnt
the Rivers Rhine AVID mo,elle. with other beautiful
scener, Concert by the Orph-sn Fsmiiy-Exh,l on
he shaking QIskrr.-DsnsOg by Misses Uef.fu1" erd
mi .rd accomplished Bs lard SINGER Miss perna 10
cresung glie Sensation with Ne Mu'ica pune rer
fofmanc~. a 81 ard 2. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

DiAMosD PoIsrID GoLs frSs-If you w'nt God
Pen with silver peuclcss- for 81 ~ that ohe"'eH 'o
81, orifyou want genuine Levi Browns Premiom fen
20 toJ. w. Oss.ror Go II Cedar o. New.Yoh, or 70
Chssoutst Phadeph vhse you can get The best
In Nh, mnL ~ tednced p,-ce. Win 20 ekcepl0ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

The Southern Mail Just received contains moth.
ing South OF Montgomery, Ala.-the New Orleans
and Mobile Mail having failed to connect at that
place OF course we have nothing farther from
Gen Scott or the City Of Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

KIDNAPPINc.-George Schwartz, and teorge
Miller we're arrested Ut Baltimore on Tuesday morning
on charge of Kidnapping negro girl named Mary
whiting at Chaubersburg Pa on Saturday night lat
They sfrrrd her TOR sals In Baltimore IS slave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

FoR DISEASES, lNrERFEcTioss And DIsFISgaINssrsu
ina ,kIs, fsEcsLEs, risrLss, sVsBesS-ih.' sAJ ~
vt.ciafe1 ~ ne tOAel many 80
al a4rTard reputation perfect remedy 10 81
ion yuTtss VI 10 SAD, -tber win ms "a ua0e pfVPe
ami u The cOmpl-Al.u " 10
gen uAufr, mOyins every " ssiio~ ices
al dl.cOOra I'm, ana promoting toe usssPsFeScJ a.
brIxbless VI tho skin vhcn const4,e lie prcuI fseos
OF me ,l.1lOl. hrsleT lie geaui1s JODrss lIAs1
Chemical soap 10 w.raetei - possess al lie 1919
IL 10 sO.d ia Ne sfofk Olly he ssn u ~,
Anslcsn lazlnsn--t Price ~ suV Jew
Is 10gk hAIs DAY w uAssa Ill %, you cad 81 -
fJf iii cent, hz make II a, Keep -,
clean sky AID bsalufal Ofcs Il Cow, Does -,
Ia ikll ~ II 80, s1iiiDe DOc vi buc.s ~ -
~.l ssop "a, aHd .sreas hrE me io, a
Sy.d 10 new foix " y a. 81 Caslhamsl. saIv A"s~
soLUrIos OF JEr.-An In.Isni.nsJus liquid hemsn -
dye, to6 dylDg hgnt red gray hair penn saeeiJ
90 Jei Dack coos. fal and coyiV0s dIeclloes ese .
sod al me sign Of shs American Eagle y th.ies
Nsw-Yofk- fnce 30 eenls, OF 81 PEE bSttisA sa0 NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

~ To hose who prepared fr moro. The ne"'Fs'
p-rs ofthe county ne noss sfsenzs snd h""f'
means Of lnviiinx nor- ccalry sad 81 PsLnAFt
Agency chic- 5s Dad N mch stric's sud sucf 10
o.f, a. are 5~,l Ga 81 o, ,r-ulis ~ hvssas~rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

Gayle shesd $50. Dargan In do....lU2.
t-y,- Dsrgan had 81 majority in as Gayle has
gained SIS in three counties. He can hardly be
beaten.
I'D District-H. w. HLLIARD, Wing, re.
elected. No opp.
ma DIST Prob. Sampson W. Harris, Loco.
VIM Dist-Prob Franklsn w Borden. Loco.
LEGISLATURE Whig-Builer ,, Chambers .,
Dallas 2 Lowndes l.. Montgomery I, Macon >,
Mobile 3, Russell >. Baldwin liz
LOco-Baldwin l, Autsuga ? Coosa .. Cham
bers . Lowndes /. Mobile /. Pike .. Tallapoo-
sa 2-l3.
Z. :. BY a gentleman Just arrived from Hunts
vile. we learn that George ). Houston. Loco is
reelected 10 Congress from the Nth lLimestonel
District that w. x w. cobb Loco is elected
from the Huntsville late Chapman District that
in the With late Bowdon's the contest IS close
between Bowdon and Samuel F. Rice (also Loco }
and that the Wings think they have elected Will
LIAM NJ. MURPHY in the IVth (Tuscsloosa-late
Paynes District. Our friend memorandum says
that Abercrombie is also elected, but We know no
such candidate Tor Congress nor any District for
him TO be elected in # there were.
Reuben Chapman. Loco. is supposed to hsve
beaten Nicholas Davis Wing for Governor some
1000 votes-less than the State has given on any
general ticket for many years.
What can be the matteri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

c,r oy BreANr-A bin Of complaint Was this
,xys,..s.y, rnornlug n-d In the Supreme Court on
b-hslf Ut Amira schonrld. OF ths town Of Nin'nSU'
1.r.e,. t..l, Ia too -I.r. a.-.nst f-r h"- -ni H.
- s.hos.it whom .he charges with abandonment
- bs,my upon which size bases an application Tor
divorce The fact. which sbe alleges arr these 10
Schof-d va resident II W'rchsm. ~h'rr p" ~"is'n
ss f4urpeymsn halter and whore the complainant VS.
,.,.. ~ him an the laih of December Ot that year
IN few wreks ai.r tn nupras b. Ell her snd h'sF'
communicated with her since ard AZ Der 'n'f'' 'o 81
cover his vherpsbout proved enurry unA,H,lhs -
during e ~ montrs past she casuHhy h'7Iu - -.
80 :. 80 Rrsoklyn and Fing Win snuther WIZ
EST month sh- cent TREND % csli Up . nIin. -
Scnof-d admitted that about year sineH o. = = =, -
r,5 ~ f.dv mo 10 Or recently tfscnrf ~ 'u'
e.i.. A. rtn,eut OF the yuolc srhoo ~ h-.'
iyn and ihst .he had just been eonnnrd Situ ~, ,
ebila Under thess circum't-ne', .iu eT having
-, CONDUCTED with the complsinsnts sno"'eosr %
con,.pt she therefore Prsys the 'ou', 70 80
,,,.se win the said Joseph Schoheld and 10 e.hPe
s =, f,rni,h her With means of support sud 1t con
Quoting these proceedings for divorce iAdVert'er
T~orysr Coroner Abraham held an inques, on
Tu.scay afternoon upon th- body ~ Patrick ~crnin
syr XIV y,.s ghn hsd BEEN found fhe roadside Al
the W.labout At O'Clock Tussdsy mornius where hs
had sunk from exhaustion. consequent upon copnus
t4morrhage from rupiufed srtrry 10 he arm Ire
rupture u set bad been caused by cancer "hAr ne
vs. On his way O. procure some application for u he
-. df.t di,cos.rrd by SIR Etssrt Cunningham about
fifteen minutes before Bis cesih. Verdict ia sccorcanee
with the facts
From BERMUDA BY an arrival from Bermuda
We have been favored With pagers - ATS - the I'm
ul, bu, they contain 20 psvs u importance. The Br'
uadian mention, the escape Of six notorious criminals
from the Hamilton all.
Account, from Barbados represent that Island A. sui
fering severely from scarcity and drouih-
The state Of the country had been formally brought
before the House Of Assembly and IL would aPpeH
from the statements Of the several Representatives. that
distress bordering starvation prevailed 10 the rural
districts of that foe Island loan Of $500 Upon petit
ton had been granted to the Parish Of St Joseph for
two year. and the Bouss held itself ready TO afford sim
liar aid q other Parishes
The Court Of Policy At msrsrs rss passed an Ordi
nance TO repeal the Duties Of Customs The Legislature
OF Antigua have come g. Ike decision.
n We learn from the Baltimore american that
the Liberia Packet will sail on her second trip to the
Colony on the Let of September next taking out emf
grams and freight for the Colonization Societies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

De- BLAxxHASs gscreasL hlsrvBs FOR ss,opift-
ing cures % ecasunga oa, sV.ds coaaas aoarssnets
sore snd sr-ry sfsccva % ne liver and lungs
Elected .arvgya sns zss u pr 8atsmsn, Pectosi
Mixture read s;vsrss~u snd ser,1ess-. u bs hrst
rssp~esssLsy % anssass page assied ~ HumbuE"
US Th- ru-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

CsfSssg JuSx-Tne People Of Phiiaie'9his VII have
ne PLEASURE OF seeing lhs fsfsmei Ohinese
J1ak win VIII ciuEeus Of NesfDfk nAso be-n oe
I'D Or ~ vast We can promise Ven mat
SO val han equal isetr eNp-e aon. enr - GER
c-y " al, snd viii an r~psy e.
cry one hl vlss her, Of opiDoU that DE Phls-
crphans xi b. more deslrOas u seeing her th,n ne
people Z New.Yor have been, Oeesus- We are eerta
n Al here are hussrds IN tbs ely who have not yet seen
her and W. are confident that before abs leaves Phlsfe
pnis every nan woman snd child Of Ihal clay viii have
s@er her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

~" Dr. Eliot, widely know As an effective and
popular Lecturer ia savOescy u Temperance, has
been spending some uns u good purpose IN seS Jsr
.ey. oil start West Bext week on toar Of duty em-
bracing Cleveland. Detroit &c. sc. We respectfully
suggest Temperance friends through tns state
thai they Will miss good chance If they neglect 70
heli 40 address from him In each Of the cities and
Eser villages through which he psssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12
r. s,;l another lisese.. IA front view Of Grs.

- sun hDOtHtI HHV" =
al T.xtoA Ia. been i..ued-oy } Atwood, Philsdel
uh. It. autograph taken from the portrait Of the
{; psra' recently painted - Monterey ey Mr. M~ood-
For sale here b. Turner Fi.her ~ Cha'hsm st. and
Al other stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

~ K. B. Carmichael has been nominated by
the Loco Focos of the Nth District OF Mary as
their candidate COR COngress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12
DEsHA LocoJ

Thus you will perceive we have elected Gaines after
desperate struggle though not by as large majority
90 had anticipated stu i, is large enough for all
practical purposes. Iii Wing gain.
CnAhLEs =. MoREHEAD (Whig) 10 elected In the Ter
ip9ton Disria by about 600 majority over Marshall
(LocD) aud Trsbue, (N",iye) The vote OF Marshsll
and Trsbue lie about equal
GARNErr DUNCAN (whig) ia elected in the Louisville
D,sr,ct by 2OJ majority over Ddotd MGrpefh- Loco)
This is certain.
JoHS THOMPSON (NhR) is elected In the Bdrds
topn District by near 900 msjohty over Wiekli1e
the spost4ie late Tylers Postmaster General
In the B0iipS Greep District the returns 80 lar war
rant the election OF TODD (whig) by from 20 TO 500
mejority.
Ia the Fleming Disp,ot the partial returns received
shov the following result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

scor' ssoxs ard Gsgrsss :. Josss,. gus-st nsu
- Als-gn You 90 sas "a glssy q p Frrrcb
cal -rr's 5ool. A. 90 a. 80 .-lot si.ry e5i. IS %
A'so s'plsntt ps0rn~nl u C0ngre.. 5oou ,ra G.'es
equally ON ior casA 0siy. No tAsa.L AL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12


sruL ASorHIR Doc SToRY.-Olr readers may
have .u.u,cted inst have ratnrr p"u'ny "' opss
- -. w. are wiling 10 sdnit - mueh ~ THIS. inst
- gect 10 tel or copy good DOG or cat story
,b.r ,rs meet With such Inc following recently ie-
80 ,o n. by : clergyms will do pretty well
some ye.rs ago. u was not UNCOMMON IN Coonec-
tent 20 employ dogs As motive power 10 lkht N
-n,,,v A Mr -- had pair OF dogs which b.
worked together on sort OF trrsd mill To drive
m.chinery After while, the motion Of the ma
chine Was noticed from time 81 time. 20 be consider
sby retarded The tnter would 90 90 the tread
mill u see II the dog doing their DUTY Nv
.rything would ~ found going risht After htte
time however there would De- smother interruptOr-
the speed Of the machine would b- cvn'icerably cinn
i.hed and 80 IL conunoed until the owner began
pee, ihst he doxs playing some trick on him tie
accordingly set watch where all the movements OF The
animals could BE- feeu snd the mystrEy was soon es
blamed After the twn dogs had worked together Tor
uetine one Of them was seen ~ steP on INC U-"'
mill and seat himself where be could catch the nrst
warning Of any approaching iootstrP A'"' nc -
rested .ehi- b. took hi. place on The wheel sgSn And
.iI,.s I'M. s..o-ists 10 rieve himself And II during
this resting process any Eose was hesrd - on some one
sDc-oachrg the resting dog would lmuirol sry Ju"P
tuou n. - heel aud - WORK A. usu-i mus tn''e
creatures ~ contrved % bear one sh"ln'i
burdens And hsc they known hiii- more soou'
chanc. and kept the wheel 10 itte quicker motion 'hs
trek mis at never hsve been d'tectsd- loV'" 4i"'
Orfcx Monk oF COOKING ToAtrOEs-Bou
IN. tamsro.. quarter OF hour. with milk snncien'
10 cover them add while boiling lille batter ms's
Of water and four aud season the cisn sccoruln4
10 your t..,s The advantages Of this mode over tnoe
usually ursctced are thsi the tomatoes sre rcn tnOusn
TO. acid sni are much sooner cooked
- The L ; steamer Gov. Yell was wrecked
on Arsnsss Bar Texas. the 18th u!t Total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

its positively certain that Important and irrosffaS
(ee nss not one word VI truth u And n foct0r Per.
kns dare connrm with unlike h- HnsJsfg 81
Ana gam -tOppiDgs the Az would likely maze u
- nim al operation perfectly safe aud equally PH1a
neaf And VIII ms testimony u the lsdy nefsrt De
fore him. Ir Ware has the e1rOntery - refer 10 Or
Houstons report which BE- s.ys hss not been eoniIa
alctsd Il has been corgsdicIed noss pointscy and
defy hin and al he professional brethren 70 prove
true the matters thersin cOntsined.
Ar. W. AXIS who nv enemies, &c. &C. They are
such privately offer 90 eaeh ~ sustain lsw suis
against me Tor damages done business sc &C. such
publicly ADD without irgia justice impUgn my mo
lives misrryresebt and misqaoue nay Language and
charge with doing What never did and Mr.. Ware
Knows too. whether he "a one Of them
TIE words y " did ~ which Mr. w. takes excep-
non are In the original copy enclosed In brackets am
CAD 70 mske the correction L. PARMLY
Biashaa P!ace, SL,sNsbNTy, Angus, ., l5i7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

NokrH CASoLiSA-lti is nearly certain that three
Loco Fooos-JoAH r. j. Daaiei, James j. Mck0y
aud A6ra" w VeaGbie-hsve been returned from
North Carolina 10 the next Congress We do not
consider Nensoles election quite certain. because
scattering Wing accounts from difFeren, parts Of
the District nearly or quite demolish the 235
majority claimed for him by The Uaion aud a, all
events We think his majority cannot exceed 100 in
District which gave Polk over 500. Oithe remain.
ing Districts we know that the With and IXth
have chosen RICHARD 5. DoNSELL and DAVID
Outlaw while We hope the hrst four have chosen
Taos l. CLINGxAN Tor Jesse q. Bynum.l NArH'L
BOwDES. Gen d. NJ. BAKgIsGLR and A. II.
sH1PHESD. Sull it would not be strange # Loco
Eoco slipped In from one OF these Wing Districts
Probably 70 morrow will determine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12
CrScINNArI Auzu.t 2.

LINlINNAIL Auxus 2.
Flour sells moderately at 80 Is 70 81 81, and
holders frm. Nhisky Il 70 II; cts In bbs Lard sell.
ing freely and 81 arm prices PrUYslons without sny
chsDzs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

I havs been furnished
with letters written BY th'
hand OF him. whose h-alth
was ruined. whose actiVe
useiu mess was destroyed,
aud whose valuable lifs was
finally sacrificed. a. he him
self firmly believed. wholly
and solely BY tho mAltreat'
ment Of bis teeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

Mr Ware quotes = par
me % sustain d charge vel
si0nsl brethren not minr {
proper % leave OuL snd ! .
contradiction. that ih-re . 8
mon hou-sty 10 Ill who ssy
God let Mr Ware disprl
pheth-r b. "a oris not one
Fr1n " Hgasf0s . Rsporf
DR. Prrkinscommuuicatec
% M the important and 10
t-resting i.ct InztsOms ume
after NrAnessreturn from
Pans be-. Dr. ? filed seyera
teeth Of 4 sis,er Mr A. witt
AmLgam Of quicksilver anc
silver. add that o. STATED D.
Mr A and the lady tho ma
terisis OF which the AlL
gam vas composed. Tns
Dr. asked Ar. A. II b,
had sny objection - tn
OPERATION Mr.. Ames r.
piled that be nsd no % re
ton 10 toe world % tn
AmLgam, ant thst ls Wal
altogether cii-fenlf from ~
filins which had been PLACED
10 he teeth while Ia Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

tF We ere glad 70 learn ths; the Industry and IN
dei.ugab- exeruons Of Mr.. FULLEA have enabled him
~ place the AtyW N prosperous position and II bis
isVorite csnaidste Gener. TATLoE Oh uld BE- elected
the Mirror hs ys Efzrl "a aaAdard will DO crate
fully rememi ersd." lNOahs sunday Tines e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12


No doubt of Cox's election.
Ia the Nadison Dsriei the contes, IL between GREEN
ADAMS AID Capt PAIGE, both Wings The result Is
doubtful This Is the Gibraltar District, OF the state and
was for many years Gov Letcher and the
late Hon John White. Adams is the nominee oil the
Convention Price independent candidate.
10 the Lincoln District tbs return from Boyle and LIN
coin Coune. give A1r,y Of 400 votes on the nr't
day Tor ArLErT BUcKSER, Wing over AndrsU Jaoks0n
jams Loco. Buckuer doubt elected.
From the other two Districts We have no returns
feel confident have elected eight Congressmen
out OF tn and strong probability that We have carried
the ninth 10 that event Linn Boyd will be the Locos
lone altar" from Kentucky.
The Legislature will have overwhelming Wing
majority.
The Convention question is in some doubt ltreq1ires
a two third to carry it.
The popular majority for the Wings will not Be less
than 600 10 the State.
Ia le45 Kentucky under the lead Of the gasn, Taylor
or any other good Wing will be as she was ir 1870 tho
Banner State Yours. with respect r. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

- The boats a. the + alt0n-ierry are hereafter
~ f-n esaisrly All light Al saaiuOLA nisni moHeJ
t.lsr be-, sso ten slgoiLied to seecnnOlas TIE IL
creased The aeKi mag - Deeone Is " Ieole'
me i,rrsse Tor foot passengers 10 one chi "I'sa
lre. aals 70 s.T ~oall o. D. Iuss " DO Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12
BALrIxoAE. AaEu.tII-IP. nj

The Stock Board IS very dull today aud the ten
deocy VI yrie~s d. downw.r5. TIE demand tor Flour
flns & az.a. Tiers mocersfs sales this mo m
ing 81 g. HoTsrdst and " sso taken fer Cry
NILS TIE supply very Light sales white Wheat made
= - i cents and red a. 20 o l25 20 the s'nount
of 90 bushels Sac prime white Coru ~ @ % BE-.
Ssrs Osi. = 10 flc P-nna. Rye Flour 10 selipg 10
small lys a. 81 81 70 - 81 -ars Rye - q nc Meas
TX B-ariy noun-l At SO % so y and Prime -
81 some holders asking quarter higher Beef Is SO
u tor prime and Mss Lard !. more active a. u
~ ools and kegs. Bacon without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-12

VlRGISn.-We have at length the fall Official
vote OF the Petersburg District at the Special
Election which we place ON record-as u lows
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ALABAMA-The following are all the returns for
Governor that reached us yesterday

~ There is bare chance that DAVIS may
rave slipped in Governor. by local vote for him
At the North. but 1t is not probable.
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Now ! do not dub, but
that the Aforesaid statement
sas m~.e oy the Aforesaid
Amslszm Dentist. but / 50
Dreh-nd that be will demur
- giving the dates ot such
al operation. and coGtfm
ing u by al oath, for ! do
not think tn lsws II Nssss
cuu Its would hold him
harmless ia - doing Mr..
dn>ss sisi>T AariaS l0ld ne
herscif fAaf sh< ssroT kI4 a
to0fh FLIED rub AnaiSaa-
Mo-. unfortunately too fer
the yrracity Of toe narrator.
who makes Mr. Ames 10 a.
proving his AmLgsm eOn.
irs.t Il With tnzt which vxs
placed 10 bis teeth while Ia
PAri. Il 80 happens that Mr.
Am-ss te>tn were nlied IN
London. before hs went "
Fraucr. AZ al
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saSnss sAEs4RAsILLA- thr removal All cure al
diseases hsVng ther origin 10 inpaSe u no
blood and deyrsyed eondiIiOu Of Tho se1-r. system
scrO(gs sngs evil IN lGs various Nfms fbeumsfsm.
oosr.is eruruoos bot-kes, buss pump - or
pasaes The face, ehfo.e eyes, rns~0ru OF e'
ter .c.d he.d eolsrs meat Or pain q re booes ga
joint. sIooorn ucefs, asesses sri,ips from 80 Ia d
eiogs u nefesry. al other nj ar ecnplsinn hs
hshly coecengr.-d 81 convenience and portability, CO
srs hing t1t ne Ipfsssed esserc- sUf 70 % re-
preventative u he ssfsPafla Rso, IN ne 'sn- nssnrs
Q4inlrs Of P-rgyisa Bark. Morpa1- u Op aai
l. &c est-oisaet '-et nat 'e~ grains q ehef oi'e
or xorytins coslAns al NJ medicinal ys.ss Of afss
quantity q suosi4-c-s h-ucs the sap-nory OF
n-.s orrpsfstiOus snc Invalid vOud iesfe " dnht
gallon mixture, rn7n hAI plrt coa-s.Ged ne ssHs
medicinal yAlu-.
Prepared And sod, wholesale and ressii, b. A b ID
SANDS Wsoess.e Dnlsssls, 100 fulson corner u VII
lsu-.I rs Broadway, snd II Esst Broadway, y fon-
Sod sls0 - Druzzss generally throughout 1hs tni1sd
s.s.ss Pnce o. per bols.s ~ az Dos1es for ..
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p1spAroHEs roR THE TRIBUNE
sYeLEcTRic TElEGHNTH'


lDVTCES FROM CALIFORNIA.
FREMONT ARRESTED
Stockton and Kearney Coming Home.
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Il The iruit a, Flashing has been destroy ed oy
TIE a. u5y cOus 10 tie tees y insects