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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

s,Np,s s,Rs,rARmL,.-The medis insl properties Of
paui, are generally sors powerfully developed IN their
roots than in their leaves Thus ne root Of no
apocyaaua onnnabnrn Indian hemp, Is strongly emenc
or eathsrtc while n. other portions Of the pisni only
possess qualities 10 Inferior degree - of sas,
pss the magazine Of It's by sesn properties lies ia he
root and these properties combined sud sphmsted 10 he
form of SANDss Sersparis are ~oIkng wonders IN esse
Of scrofuls and other diseases Of ssmar type Every
species Of affection from simple deterioration
OF the surface the forms Of eruption are within
The control OF this searching and yet sac and assess
remedy
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail, by A b n
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton. corner OF VII
hsn-st rs Broadway, snd II East Broadway. n. fos
sold also by Druggists generally throughout the unsi
ststes Price - per bottle ov sis bottles 'or ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

CELEBRATION AT WORcEsrER.-The citizens Of
Worcester yesterday gave dinner in honor OF tho
petion of the Providence and Worcester Railroad -
which large number OF the citizens Of Providence In
sdd ton 10 the directors and officers of the road
and Of the ohes railroads connected with the County Of
Worcester and other guests. were invited. The com
psny assembled al the Town Hall at u o'clock ~nero
the guests were welcomed In appropriate snd feict
Gus address by Hon. John Davis, 70 which Hon. Mr..
Burgess, the Mayor Of tne City Of Providence replied n
a very handsome manner. Hon Levi Lincoln presided
a, the table Eloquent addresses u which the company
listened with great interest we're made. among others
by Gov Lincoln, Gov. Davis mr, Senator simmons Of
Rhode Island President Wsyand Of Brown University
and BY number Of other gentlemen. Bosl Adv. 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
Business Noilles.

NERvocs DEAFSrss-The following is an extract from
letter lately received from distinguished physician
this The Is Withheld BY request Of the writer
a II. CHRISTIE, MD.-DcaT SIR One "A my patients
unknown obtained your Oa4yAnc bels, with the
Magnetic Fluid, for serious Affection OF deafness The
that Of lady whose nervous system was much
Gsordercd and her general health poor Much done
previous 70 the application Of he Belt bat With very lit
lie success sDd fee tonly night % tell you that she
entirely recovered Der hearing and her general nestn
better than for several yeaf Her friends reocsd be-
yond measure II this happy result
Unless the Of deafness Be organic, which seldom
the case there eVs chance Of perfect recovery By the
use Dr. CsEIsTfEs articles and this equally true 70
r.rdng s diseases Of ongn or those which AZ.
caused b sny arrangement Of the system such a.
paralysis. tic doorsuI, bronchitis neuralgia chronic rheu
mssm dyspepsia, &c In 3, these diseases the mos, per
feet made when al hope has gone aad phy.c
and physicians have equally failed.
Sole .senoy in NewYors 1872 Broadway No druggist
or drug store mas CHRIsrIE's genuine articles
" FINALE PEEAcHiSe.-MAssAELT L. BIsHoF,
~. informed Is 70 preach tomorrow At and o'clock
The third floor Of Washington Hail. Hes.erst door
eat the Bowery. Subject" The Restoration Of Israel
70 Purfed ChuTchths Second Coming Of the Messiah
and thousand Years Of Peace 70 the Nations, Doe
tim. Peculiar to the Christian srseliles" Seats free
gJ. W. GREAros CO. II Ccdsr-.t are selling the
genuine Albert O. Bsglsy Pen FOR only 81 IS, Silver
Pencil Case included. Also, Levi Bnwss, Spencer q
Relde JOSIAH Hayden Co and other Pens q celebrated
,tsnps reduced prices. Gold Pens rspointsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
LATEST FROM OUR ELECTION.
AIM. Fndsy. Nov. s-P. NJ.

ALBANr Friday, Nov. 5-P. NJ.
81. Laurence gives , TO 5000 Wing majority
on the State ticket gives 1000 majority for John
Fine, Loco Senator, elects one Wing and two Loco
Anemblymen.
Je6e7soa gives the Hunker Slate ticket 700 ma
iority, and chooses three Loco Assembymen.
Franklin is Loco oco by to 300
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
II The Rochester DAILY advertiser opens its

II The Rochester DAILY advertiser opens its
leader the morning after Election follows
"'THRAKsA Coon TINE COMING r-Whstevsr be
the result of the election just passed ought not aud
~ cav with the utmost confidence cil not dscour
ere the efforts OF those who have taken bold and fear
ess stand on the platform Of Mans Natural Rights re
solved 10 maintain that position under any reverse and
against oil opposition"
~ Who could imagine that this proceeded
from deadly enemy of the Right Of Men of par
toular complexion 70 Vote and was uttered through
N organ Of the party which defeated Equal and
Universal Suffrage in our State only one little year
ago. Who would think that the writer had been
q willing instrument of the caba who throttled the
Wimot Proviso at Syrscusel 1t is by means of
such Judas kisses As is here quoted that the cause
Of Universal Freedom s eifectusy betrayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

TWISTED WIRES n TELEGRAfHISG.-Ihe Lon
a0H Raiiray Gassits lays !, down . sweliounded axiom
IN electric science that the currents sps in proportion
10 the thickness and uninterrupted position Of the wires
add that through coil Of lony 800 yards less than
mile and hall Of the nnest copper wire rnsde no
So insulated and lightly wound In coll, the electric
fud has the ssme difficulty, and take l< 'aze tirle IA
passing 100 miles q wire perhaps eighth Of
inch In diameter aud 100 miles In length eoasd
but perfectly unobsuueied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

THg DRY GOODS REPoRrER-We have had oc-
cs,.on more than once to make mention Of this excel
lent publication. Our Financial Editor to whom con
siderAton Of lie merits appropriately belors' has
done il frequent justice. whs, we have to say Of IT,
therefore, nsy sppesr iupererogsory srll we e'sroi
forbesr 10 aude 10 two thfge recent articles In The
paper which seem 10 to have attracted tbs notice
their character and appearance Of general utility 10
doubleday should provoke.
We have seldom opinions put forth In clearer
sense on the subject OF Banking than appear 10 the nu-
Der OF OCT % The article should b. read and studied
for though os;eD,loy IL has particular bearing sad
intended 10 promote particular object the system Of
Banking IT, nevertheless indirectly ii !. true but none
the sss iorcibiy. treated therein In comprehensive
aud conclusive manner Nor in our opinion dces the
article IN me same number % England snd America
In Business View exhibit lees rsDse OF intellect or
hoersliy Of judgment.
On Insurance. % the sysHn Of Credits. on
Jo5ting, on Domestic Manufactures, sad sub
cts connected more or less directly with only the
Dry Goods business but mercantile operations gene
rally, We rave read many Al article In this psper
worthy OF deep consdersuoE, VI which We seal avail
ourselves On toe proper occasion. AL these subjects,
and others Of stn more genera Interest, treated
Of IN manner sufficiently indicative Of the practical
know ed se and talent Of the contributors.
We could not, without spProPrstins more space than
have 10 spare make suitable extracts from Ibis
publication 10 demonstrate ls ttress and general use
falaess Bat We Intend from time TO tine, 20 cal
attention TO the character OF Us contributions and to
transfer such matter IS shall think Of Interest no,
ooly 70 the persons for whom this publication IL i'm
edAtely designed bat 70 the reading public generally
In the meantime We are srsuhsd to earn tns, tie pub
LEGATION meets With Us proper success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

STEAM rAcxrrs-cunsrd Line-Fo our now build
los 10 'sh between Liverpool and sswYork viz the
America Csnsds' Niagara snd Earops. Collins, Line
from ~'iork 10 Liverpool four esnsins There ara
sso the French Lins OF four from H.srs !. VI
aud The Brirsh NAL Lice. OF eleven psekss. from suh
aDpson. E5gsn to New Orlesns Mexico and Tia w.,
ieaes hiissLine, 70 Southampton and Bseusp from
SewYork) will eonsis, OF the Washington .nt o,s-r
three DOW building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

~ Advertisements for Th< TribpH< q Monday oesn
70 be sect IN before 10 o'cock Saturday even
Pubcstion Once Of this paper IL not open on 49,. .p,r
., 40 ear hour requesed to leay, ~9i. 10
our srrsnzemenf. such - snsoie a. c.x,isr. r.
-, ,h,cr ~ ,hsir roafe. before ocock Se4I'e'
ing 70 accomplish this viii be required 70 s'e "
routes. In ., tle,, dweflinss OF
49, IN sasoss. regularly every morning viii pea.e
leave their address AZ the fsohshnt ~ ~ 80 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

SUB- MARINE Tai EGRAPHs.-The London Maiag
Journal for August IA contains Proee, for syiDg down
Teiegrsphie line Of communication between the west
OF Ireland and Nova Scotia TO be composed Of stout
copper wires twisted enclosed in an lndisraooer pipe
Suppose tbs, did no, break in the middle would lot
anchors wrecks &c the shores interfere with is
permsnencef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

GkAND GALA DAY AT THE HUsEgM.-Two speDde PEI
tormances 10 the afternoon a. o'clock and again Ia the
evening a. half pas, T. That truly beautiful aud even
splendid moving panorama Of the City Of London will b
exhibited and ne Ethiopian sefeuadef. Great Western
snc others Of talent appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

.RsxrxBER smis WRIGHT We, who never
loved silas Wright were always opposed 10 him.
and have often thought him grossly, inexcusabiy
wrong, have been constrained 70 wonder at the
slender honors paid by his friends to his memory.
II seemed 10 us that his death, in the midst Of the
hopes and struggles Of such career IN view Of the
many elements Of greatness he Onquestionably
possessed, and the priceless services he had ren-
dersd his party throughout his aborious life, ought
70 have produced deeper sensation than II did and
been more impressively coDmemorsted IN funeral
honors than it has been--But We judged 30 hssti-
ly. THE ELEcrIor % lsi7 is his enduring Monu-
rnent And if the selfstyled Democracy OF the
North are saved from the signal and lasting dscos
sture which was preparing TO punish their subser'
viency to the Slave Power, elias Wright will have
rendered them q greater service in his death than
IN hie life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
RROOKLYN Affairs.

BROOKLYN TSsrIrUTE-We understand that the
Board OF Directors Of the Brooklyn Institute have made
arrangements with Professor Agsssi4 the Naturalist to
deliver course of Lectures before the members during
the approaching Winter, and that Mr.. Vsndenhoh Is
also to deliver series of resdings recstions &c Mu
cs talent Of the mrs, order has sso been secured by
the Directors who propose to render the enterssn-
rnen,s before the Institute amusing and Instructive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

~RioEFLiEu7 DnNc>DPoisrrD GcLD PrNs-Ihsss
admirable Pens have not failed 60 give piete saiisae
ton in syery They possess the requisites o.
elasticity srd durability ia the shesi degree and have n
,araby proved themselves 90 be The best nd cheapest m
the world Sold ercl.sissly by b. p WArsoS Co. -
viusr.f one door below Waist and J. l. ssv,sc. q.
Fuitoas, Cold Pens At 81 81 . and - -. Cold Pens
raraired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
Business Notifies.

Fussl Frss Frss'-KSox, ias Folton-st having up.
Piled he gentlemen u this city With coverin FOR sir
fsr-hssds is ready furnish every description Of
comfortable and elegant y-uiiare or tie hesds. hane
feet sud neeks Of he s1es lis stock Of Mass nrp-
Hs. ard BOas, Manufactured from tho hnss qualities q
skins from the F1r West Is unrvaled for elegance ,ns
ehsspness AL attempts on the part Of BIS eompetto.
70 distance him IN thu FOR popular favor vii Pfosefs.
tive. Lat Winter there perfect fars anions a.
sae. for K>oxs Mafs, sud many damss 10 he coolest
weather was kept warm furnace by hl' Msa' An
occs Of The army Obtained ous Al purpose to con.
to New-York 70 purchase mui Of KNoS for as VIE +"
the West OF IhS2ip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

~ TaE SUPPLEMENT to The Tribune which
vs are compelled to issue this morning in ccnse-
ousnce of press OF advertisements and other mat
Tar will be found 10 contsin much interesting read
ing matter, such as the Condition Of Laborers In
China,' Condition Of Ireland notices Of New
Publications. the Address Of Mr.. Clifford at Cas-
tie Garden also an very excellent article from TIE
LOUISVILLE Examiner on tho Prospects oil bmahcr
patton in Kentucky Also Advertisements uDder
the following heads Notices, Wants Board
ing Schools Clothing Dry Goods BOOK
Trade Insurance Medicines Corporation
Notices.. Real Estate, Legal Notices AID
sConvevsnces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

" The Natara'isis OF Boston snnoanes - elr's'
th, two rays .bt may Be - ihFo~n - 10 rfodres
dsfkne. K~ox. ihe naturalist IA beaver .sins 81 "a
Fuon.t announce. tie important ia-t hat h rev
FA fashion u ssnlsmeEs has are 81 eenlhesiy con
.;ruesd be both darn and hsht "A inspection o.
these By the curious. vail sas, the NEST neresa tha'
nothing ia the hat as can % iound to - ahead Of hSo1
M Fultou-.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

REVIEWING SYRACUSE DkcIsIo S-Dr. Nache
for the Hankers and Eugene Casserly for the Barn
burners appeared at Syracuse as rival claimants to
= seat A. Delegates from our Second Assembly
District composed Of the Third and Sixth Wards
The Hunkes gave their own man the seat, and he
voted for Hungerford as in duty bound and against
the Free Soil resolution. We observe that the
liafrict haa rcxiexn d the decisinn an fnlloNa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

ALLoIs-Gold Coin Of England Il parts pure
gold and Of copper. Before leo silver formed part
OF the sloy-h-nee the different e0lors Of gold Money
English Silver Coin, II and 10Th pure .llser. sDd
l0lhs eoppeT-Pumbers Solder squa psrh OF tn and
esd-TirmAns Solder. parts OF LEAD. ard part Of
tn.-Coumon Pewter parts Of TIN. snd Of lead
Bes, Pewter, leo parts Of liz, And II Of snamoDy-
Germsn Silver, part nickel zinc and ? copper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

r. LIFE IsssRAscE.--A new Life Insurance
Company mas commenced business at 40 Wall stree
(See sdyertisement)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

WArcHEs.-Mr. Summersgill Of Preston, Eng.
land Hrspges the works Of lever watches ss .hs,
they require winding up only once In eight days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

laos TuEsEL.-Mr. De La Haye proposes e
connect England with France BY iron tannel
the Channel between Dover and Calais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
w.sHiSerox cSocxsRy sroaE. iSs wiiham-st-See sd-
ysrsi.em.nt Of O H. Cl.gf IN smother column. s7rrSd

~ RvV r PALv-g', CaId, % sppcafs in,i mere are
In the ssiern states os tues and Towns in wca News
papsfs are publshci-i m the Middle states n
States l2l-Ne.eru States l65mskrs tof. OF o', ier
which be 8 the AGENT receive advertisements and cub
scrpon. and author xed by the propieofs to give re-
cepts Ia OF the places he 3 me Agen, % i"o er
more rapers-beside papers in Canada Ne" oi"lsN,s
Now Scafil. (herokle Na,lcn. sc. ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

JUsTIcE TO HAMILTON FlsH.-Circamstances
over which we had control. last 4 all OccasOned
the sacrifice OF Hamilton Fish, then, Is now, our
candidate for Lieut. Governor The County OF Al
bany then gave msjory Of . 40 against him. But
We have now more than wiped out thar majority
five erred in giving 2li0 against him in 1916, we
have atoned ioT the error by giving at least 500
majority Tor him in ls47. And friends in Rens-
selaer County have, in ike manner indicated o.ir
Wing integrity In 1916. there was majority Of
304 against Mr. Fish. In 1877, Rensselaer has
given about 1900 majority IN mss favor.
Alb Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

MEsDELssoHs's ELJAH.-This great work OF
one OF the greatest living masters s to DO produced BY
the American Musical Institute, on Monday evening
next al the Tabernacle. We understand that Mr.
Msgss has spared pains In the preparations and that
there is every reason to expect that the piece Will be
produced IN a very Satisfactory msnner The part oil
Elijah. which in Birmingham, where mendelssohn him
self .upe rnended toe performance was given by stan
did isto be sung on Tuesday by Mr. :. W Leach'
bssso engaged in England especially By the Institute
The other parts to be sustained ~ the best ar
list. At the command of the Institute among them Mr.
Edward Loder The choruses will be remarkably mass
i've and powerful the time that by careful drill
ing they well up in all the minue OF the Ora'orio
the whole will be directed by Mr.. +. Loder With Mr.
Tmm at the organ. We have doubt the public will
fully appreciate the efforts Of Mr. Megs' to produce the
Xii ali In an adesuste manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

BoorHs PATENT GREASE FoR RAILWAY AxLEs.
Water gallon, clean tsow Ia palm oil 8 los com
soda b, Tor tAllow lbs ard palm oil 10 l0s -
The mixture 10 be heated TO 2lo' + ard well stirred Ill
u cools down 10 shout ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

NAvAL-The l s brig Dolphin, commanded by
Capt Pope. came up yesterday sud anchored on the
Navy Yard She hss been cruising along the coast OF
Africa for the ss twOyears On he's return stopped
st the Cape de Verde lssnds from which she made the
passage In "a days The 5 schooner Nautilus, mas also
iust returned from surveying cruise. Inc crew OF
the storesrp Supply received orders TO DO on board
today SAD IL is probable ha; this vessel wsai Tor the
Cult Of Mexico with supplies some time tomorrow or
AI.,I- a. h. Ia cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

~ John Williamson alias John w. North was
tried Tuesday last before Judge Nicholas ON the
charge OF kidnapping WIN. H. Roys negro, sni found
guilty He is be- tried sno.nsr indictment OF tho
He let out Of the Penitentisry the
29h of May last tbs consequent prolonssuo Of tho
term for which DO IA 10 be confined there will very
likely be lsntsmount 10 sentence for life.
Rich Conn. 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

e LIFE AND TRAVIS II CALHoESIA. and
scenes in The Pacific Ocean. BY 1HozAs J. FAKsHAs y
a AID cheap sdiuon Is Just published BY w. Il.
Graham Tribune Buildings This work has often been
noticed In our columns which renders any new com
nendsncu 1t our bands unnecesssry. Il a5ounds IN
deeply Interesting narratives Of thrilling exploits de-
scriPuous Of natural scenery &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

IL "OUR ARNT AT MoSrERET, BY 7. B.
THoAPE author Of Our Army on The BIO Grande with
Ensrsvisss and Nap drawn By Lieut. Bsrj-min- il a
very readable description OF events scenery and social
ehsrscisrises n and around Monterey Graham, Tri.
suns Buildings sells IL for 81 cec1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

~ How dissBstingly dissgesable Il Il 70 BE- Pc
son With bad breath yellow dark teeth They rsshi
DC remscisd b usins a tw0shng box OF Joss,s Amss
Iooh Paste make. the breath pure and sweet AID "a
teeth snowy white Try i Sold only at q Cha
hsm-s,. "a sfegt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

STREET DIALoGUE-(Two Banburners Meeting d
A. Have you heard the news from St Lawrence :
b. No; What is it,
A. From to 5000 sssinst the Hunkers
b. Glorious St. Lawrenco She has fired a
noble volley over the grave Of silas Wright and in
honor Of Freedom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
From the Coasl Of Africa.

The U. s. brig DolpAis. John Pope commander.
arrived last evening from Port Prsya Cape de Verde
isisads Tue Dolphin hes been absent two years having
sailed hon Norfolk. Va In November lsfS. The health
Of the eesrs and has been good although abe hss
ben longer hme the African station than any Of
var vesscs heretofore
The Dolphin leh Al Porto Prsys The L. s fries,s INT
ssd States Commodore Read, and the brig BOxsr-cfh-
Gers and msa of both vessels in good health
The Boxer had just returned from the Coat and r,r,
"a that the liberia Coionis had declared their ma
psndsnee and were preparing 10 elect Presden,
Dad at 49, Feb. Is James Smith, (oold) eook. Oc,
10Th. David Harris. landsmsn.
Oypicsas or Bsre DOLPHIN. John Pope. conmaod
or; l. h Avery. s. J. shipey, LiessensDts; A. Rsdd
Aetna kssser John T. Mason. Passed Assistant Sur
sson, John oNesns. Actins Parsor willism p spen
Ger. Posed hidshipman n c. Jones Charles NJ Mitch
IN. Midshpman-
u TINE FvsrRAL Of the late Senator HuSr
MOTION attended at Norwich on Tussdsy. A large
number of cihIens OF al parties followed his remains
their lest rssuos place.
MISISo TEITeRAPRs-Tbe M.nisg Journal iol
Ausast %. proposes TO apply Telegraph no, unlike &c
Houses 70 give warning tidDgs OF any mishap ia
sny mine, from hredsmp. explosions falls Of roofs r
ruptons of water foul air. &C and for simplifying uin
iss opsrssions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

BIsHor rs BIsHoP.-The Philadelphia North
American ssys upon the authority Of one OF shs Bib
ops whose letter the editor says Ia before him. that the
report Of the committee Of nye Bishops (Which was
strongly adverse TO the suspended preises memoriA)
ras adopted by vote OF strtes 10 stone Bshop not
voting and two being absent The vote stood thus
AYEs-The presiding Bishop, Bishops 6fo"neii Mesae'
urrsin. NcIy.re (tey Nee roskey P0k, Elliott, Lee,
Johns E.siburn Henshaw, Cobbs, HAWKS and freeman
NAYs-Bishops Ives, Doane, ksmper, De Laneey Daas
den and W hittln shAn.
Bishop Chase Of New Hampshire declined voting aud
Bishop Smith and Bishop Potter were not present so
We have one Ri.hop directly conrsdicng the ayermen,
OF another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

II would take Counselor Brady to explain this
into censistency with the presumption that the
Syracuse decision was o. X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06
MRS JERyIs's COLD CANDY

partakes the odor Of those times n the puniy VI 10
happy concocton Of herbs and It's legitimacy in conrec
ton with health by It's curing coush, colds hoasenss
SORE throat whoopns cough asthma and all the 'hIo
and luns complaints
Sold wholesale and retail by Mrs JIsv,, 37s Broad~sy
corner Of Nhite-st
Asent,-l0 Aston House. 10, ls5 Sja Sea AL. sl 80
So and ass Broadway 2is 2s S4s Ss5 40 St, 500 snt
52o Grand 20, 279 65s and 10 Houson' u and io1
Nnth-syenue; e56 Greenwiehst 10 and 77: Eighth Az
enue % and li2 sath.svsnue, 100 tGlton't - Chat
hsm-st SOS Bowery corner FouTthst - eeesa.'i+
II and 100 Avenue Melon cor Of Csthsiins and Mad
son sts. Gson, corner Of Bo~ery and 0rsnd''t' Mr.
Hays, lss Fulton-st and Auantic-st brcoklyn and ey
Druggists generally.
Each package /. in,,si.bly signed MRS. W JrRNIs