davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
Things in Philadelphia.

correspondence Oh Inc Iflpune
PHILADELPHIA. Oct II lsi7.
The incendiary burning OF a carpenters shop.
Eighth and Coates sts this morning made the
occasion of another fight between the Good VIII and
Paramount engines All kinda If missiles were used and
several effected by the Spring GaFden Pc.
lice.
We have reported returns from all the state and
Mr. Shunks maj )riiy will he about Is $50
Grain has improved both 10 demand and price Sales
5000 bushels Wheat l40 TO l5Oc for Southern and nie
rOr Western at 1860 Sales 1000 hbs Flour al - -
-. and held Ut 81 for good brands. sales OF OJO
bushels Corn ~ y to sc averaging eOc sht Corn
Meal % TO 81. Rye Flour held ri, 06 sales 300
hhds Muscovsdo Sugar at 81 7ic aud 1000 bsgs and
bbs Brazil At Z. 10 ic time. MOlasses sud Coffee
duh Nothing doing in Gotten Whisky 30 ctsu bb's
Provisions quiet.
The Stock Board WIS Inactive
First Board and At,r--l5O0 Penn g. 7di aud ct ]
Penn Bans. 300 100 Morris. II 900 Penn IS, "a 10
Lehish Csn scrip. s6l 1000 u Treas Notes . ..
l0l 100 Girard III
Seeond Board and Ajier-2j lchleh ~ 10000 Penn
s. 10y 30 Harrisburg RR %. 30 MON Bank, Tenn,
40 1900 Read BIDS. 50s 1000 do. 7Oi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
Lncn-FOcO Nominations.

Clfmung Co.-Alonzo /. INDEPENDENTLY.
XXNI. SteuJ,n and CteHung WIN NJ. Hawley frank
BarnburnerD Of Steuben nominated 10 this District
The Hunkers win settle bis coffee
Suii,iaa Co-PeteT Stewart tor Assembly.
U'esic6esfer ca Jared Y Peek Of Rye.
XIV Osicee0 and Madson-G Gen Kenyon Of Oswego
for Senator
Montgomery Gov A. Hasei for Assembly.
Htrtimer CO... Asa Nickory for Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

CIRCUIT CouRr-Befors Judge Morehouss-Nos -,
10, 81 60 49, l02 1893 1904 80 l05 Wednesday Before
Judge Edwsrds-Nos 81. 1903 -. l55 49, 49, 100 100
lbl, 1872, !, l6j. l64. lG5 l3g ll9 l27
SUPERIOR CovaT--W odnesday-Eos 112, 40, %, 30,
l!6 g, TO- 60 l25. - g. g. s6 % lf2 l5 10, H. 49,
~, 30 AZ, 1879, 1873 100. l0l, I5 50. 1885, H. ~ ~
III 1913 4, 81. g, "a, u. 70. ~ IL. &c. II, 1874
ConnoS PLyAs-Wednesdsy--Par Mos J. s. 10,
% q. % 81, 80 IS, a. Part . Nos 422 a. o. 20 ~
81. 80, 49, 40.
ciacUIr counr-B Before Judge morehouse --SsfA s.
Lgnde va Run Lznde Action for Divorce This case
was continued The cr0ssexaminsiion Of Mr. scbefer
occupied the whole day, with the exception Of abort
hme In which coored lad was called 10 stat. that he
'ook letter 10 Mr. from Mrs Lynda Mr. = emphati.
e~y nensd AL tne important points Of ihs prosecution,
and presented esrnesiness and sincerity In bs ts,
mony that appeared blshly 20 commend him b. AL orc.
sent The cause was adjourned 70 10 o'clock Ibis fore
noon being the o,enon Of the Judge TO proceed dur
Ing at least part Of the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

", cc.iroiler. WILLARD FILLMORE, Erie.
=. L. Governor HAMILTON FISH, New-York
Secret, State .CHRIsT'R MORGAN, Csyugs
:. Attorney Gen.AMBROSEiL. JORDAN, Y.
D.. 7rsassrer ...ALvAH HUNT. CheusngO.
=. sfsfs Ens'neer Chas. II. Stuart, Monroe.
-, o.. \Jacob Kinds, Orleans.
.esa. Nelson j. Beach, Lewis
(Charles Cook, Chemuns
o.. No.. David ID. spencer, Tomphns
s,ae r,uo" I.aac n. 4 omstock, Albany
i"sPeo'o'' John II. (scdpey, NesieheHef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS Ohio Oct 1910 PM
HORACE GREELEY Our returns are all ln' aud
Ohio ia Wing to the core In the Senate we have
two majority, and in the House OF Representatives
our majority is six. The Buckeyes have borne
brsvely in this contest JE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

IL Than the present there better time 10 adver
tse ia Country Newspapes for the trade Of the Fall ana
Winter PALMER the AGENT Tor the best papers Tar ana
near for which he authorized 10 receive advertisement"
and duly empowered by the propne,ors to give receipts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

~ RicH', GysNAsrlc ACADEMY. i59 and l6l Crosby
8 l. open from sunrise TO 10 O'Clock p NJ daily
Glasses meet at sanri-e-ll o'clock A. M-and and
o'clock, p NJ Classes for Boys only at aud O'Clock,
P NJ Terms s2 per annum - Tor q months aud =
) months OLE iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

~ Hon. REUEL WILLIAMS, Loco, formerly
Senator in Congress from Maine, was elected Il
the House Of Representatives of that State. from
Augusta on Monday last, at the fifth trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

r. The STEAMER had not arrived al boston
up 10 O'Clock yesterday afternoon since "n''n
time the Boston Telegraph has been out oil order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

t-y- The Colum6io 5. c. Temperance Adrocafc
announces death OF Chancellor WM. HARPER at his
residence In Edgeield District,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
~ psmocrs,,c w-b,s General Commiuce.-A

.pee,. meeting of th. Committee will be held on TUES
DAY EVENING, Oct 49, al hsifPsst O'Clock a; the
Broadway House By order Of
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX. Chairman.
ApMR LAWRENCE, Vioe-Chsimsn
M ~ sa.xn, o,s seeretsre'' ols 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
FIR sales Of Sloc1,. &c see Fourth Page

MONDAY. I. NJ
The Stock market is unusually inactive for this
Of the year and this state of stsgnaon pro
duced by tho absence Of from Mexico and Europe
The transactions the Board were very light and thu
Fancies generally heavy Treasury Notes sold At
H. .ut the crumb Of by Teles carried them
up b q The Board adjourned TO "Wednesday.
10 order u give the members holiday. advantage
being taken Of the Monument procession for that
purpose. The Banks d. not close tomorrow
There is nothing doing in Exchanges, sud the
quotations nominal At Il d9i. the latter for Bshk
bills Individual bills are very unsslable.
Freights are inactive at Cd for Grain, ] ID in
Flour and I'd for Cotton There s bu, little Offering Tor
any quarter.
The Union Bank has declared a semi annual div
liend of per cen, the Fulton Bank dividend Of per
cent; the Mechanics & Traders Bank per cent.
The New-York d Erie Railroad Co have called
for farther insts NJ OF $40 Per share payable the
l7.h OF November.
The receipts of the Madison L indianapolis Rail
rosi are very large az compared With las: year The
earnings 10 sept lsi7 at5 IS
September 4s'5 =
Increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 59l IS
Or about 90 percont The Road opened to Indisa-
apolls on toe lot inst This will increase the receipts
materially.
The Providence q Worcester Railroad is nearly
completed. Two passenger ears passed over the whole
Road on Friday
There is some embarrassment in New Orleans
by OF the difficulty Of negotiating Exehsrge This
has DO sever, been seasonsbly relieved by the pur.
chsses VI one OF the Banks The TINES seolds Bank
Of Louisiana Tor assisting instead Of relieving ihe pres
sure This concern has g129O2 In specie and only
S2659723 10 circulation The following Is the condition
of the New Orleans Banks on the lst inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
Bnsiness Notices.
ID Beneath the rule OF men entirely great.
The Pen mlghtier than the Sword 90

The Pen Is mIghtier than the Sword"
~ The triumphant success OF the Kchelieu Diamond
Pointed Gold Pens has been equaled this
try The fact that they the best and cheapest pens
the world Is no lonsera matter Of doubt Recoeci that
p. WArsoS Co, s. Wiliiam-st and j. y. SAVAGE. v
Futon-st have the exclusive sale OF them Other pens
IS cents 81. - So, with silver pencils Gold pens re-.
paired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
sArrs Of REAL ESTATE.

D., I,,,,s C,le-BROoKLYN House an lot witr mouse
on 49, on Jackson ct nesr De ksibsv oxlOD ~ iVO
In, On north side Water near Goldsi 2iixlOo SOW io'
on columbia st. near Fulton Ferry, i3N'O9i si'-D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

ya..s Mem meeting Of both the Executive and
Ccr-r.pordins Committees viii take place Broadws
House on TUESDAY. Oct. is, at y ?. NJ Every mem
Der please sttepo ols =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

ANOTHER FnUl ATf1NAL NOTlCE.'-"T To the Superin
tendenis Teachers Trustees and all friends Of Education
I'm New Jersey and observation-disclosures WILSON'S school
H.sfory fhe Intcd States ". Mrs Uttnrss The pub
fishers OF Mrs Wilads History IN uncaed for attack
Mr. Wilson's History in late advertisement. bring
n the following authority 10 bolster up the falling for
tunes Of that unfortunate book &C.," Hon Daniel Webster
saws of M early edition. (of Mrs Wlalds ist0ry) ia
letter the author keep II near me A. book OF refer
ence accurate IN facts and dates Now this authority
would he worth something n facts did not contradict 10
Tor iu the very editions 10 which he reieued-YM. IN
those printed igf2-liwe hud 10 grayely asserted a.
historical fact that James Monroe died on the lt OF Juy'
81 when every schOol-b0y knows Except those VINO
have studied Mrs Wizards History that the event here
spoken OF did take place until l5jl-four years AFTER
Nor was this buuder corrected un Mr. Wilson pointed
n out ma his excellent Report made 20 the NewJeIsey
Education Society The buneling manner 10 when TINS
bunder was corrected may be- seen by referring 10 page
3f of the later editions Of her History space Will not
allow ne 10 point out half the and bundefs ~ ms
book of accuracy; but the reader VIII ma iew OF
them I'm Mr. wilson's Report, and. by comparing Mrs
Nillard's last Appeal with NJ Wilson's Reply 10 the
first they will how much confidence j. 10 De pAeeo W
the assertions Of this amlaoe autnoress
In conclusion Mr. Wilson's Histories stand upon their
own merits and their increasing sale shows that the edu
toua pubc understand the merits OF this controversy
MARK H. NEWMAN co. Publishers Of
Xulsou's Juvenile American History.
Wilson'S History OF the nted states for Schools
Wilson's American History, octave.
Wilson's Chart OF American History.
Nsuy.N0rk. Oct ID, llil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
CASH LIABILITIES
CASH ASSETS:
statement Of the business Of the
..r ain Rsrnni fnr The month of Septemhar In l.i6

Comparative statement Of the business Of the
Georgia Railroad for the month of September in 1916
anI lei7: 1916. l947. Iacsass.
Passengers. ....... slO64s &c H774 10 4l25 %
Freishtand MAIL. Hl93 10 2ii7l 50 lOy'. 80
Total. SsisII l5 1925 "A li4Oi %
This Road has made a dividend OF 3 per cen. for The
las, months.
The vast change in the condition Of Vera Cruz
is shown by an examination Of her history 10 1910 thu
exports OF specie amounted 10 total Of si677i 2i0 Of
which sci 7742 iO by individuals and s25Oo00o0b by
the Government authorities and the coinage for tho
year amounted to the enormous sum OF s26OOOO0O
That year there we're, the road between Mex
leo and Vera Cruz the vast number OF $4,000 mules
engaged in the transport Of tho dheren. products OF the
country OF which specie formed the principal item
There Is one article Of export. however, particularly
worthy OF note via that ~ Ilaysns alone y 900 Dds
of Mexican ground Flour found iis way. The Imports
for 1910 amounted to the vsue OF s2OiJO3Oo and the
exports 10 $2 az 533 The trade. exclusive OF Coy
eminent vessels carried on IN tho arrivals OF 2'l
square rugged craft and In the cesrmees oil 29 OF ths
same kind
The subscription for the Railroad from Columbus
"a the Lille Miami Railroad haE been filled up This
forms one link of the chain from the Ohio TO the Lake
The Committee of Directors Of the East Boston
Co 70 whom the matter Of land dividend was lately
referred have agreed upon per snare 10 land a. me
amount 10 be divided subjec, to small assessment, to
deray the expense oiprepsriug maps schedules cer1n
Gates surveying, &c.
The amount of tolls collected at Buffalo thus far
this season exceeds a milioa 81 dollars.
The new brancho the Bank Of the Valley at staun'
ton Va has been organised by the election OF Col James
Crawford as President and Edwin ~ Taylor As CASHIER
The Chicago Jouraai says that the Michigan
Central Railroad will be pushed through rom
New Buffalo TO Chicago via Laports ard hieaigsn |"y.
A branch will connect il with Lafayette Indiana
The imports of specie at New Orleans since isl
sso,,,h,r ara only s}o3Os agans, s7179' last year
AZ Cincinnati there is larger demand TOR money
I'm, the supply Is ample Some anxiety 10 felt Tor tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

- This complaint prevalent, and ordinary RENE
al efforts inadequate 10 It's relief, thlti deemed
proper to append the remarks Of distin uished ply
scian-Dr F. Misunderstanding the effects Of Gal,an-
ism ia lbs
Dyspepsia, especially when il arises from Nervous eK
hauson. more generally relieved by Gayausn than by
any other means II is well known that medicines dom
or never do any good this disease and it evident why
they cannot There is simply nsuliciency Of nervous
power owing to the person having exhausted 10 at ia
thinking or som. other process aud what is wanted Q,
either 10 rest and allow the stomach 10 regain It's due
share Of that natural poweror es to substitute nm ar
fc al power Medicine neithe- call back the lost ner
YOU power or give substitute; but Gayanisrn viii IN
able the stomach almost well It does with the
ner,ou. power d therefore boil efficient and pro-
per substitute feel confident that nearly every case Of
Dyspepsia unless there be- structural disease u the
stomach which II seldom the may be- cured By the
application Of Gal rauisu."
Instances inuumerabe mi CIR De given 10 prove the
bo.e were % necessary 10 ssufcient say that CHRIS
ms GALv,NIc Brtr Is believed to BE- the best and most
efficient form OF application ia This particular disease.
few days is often amply sufficient 10 eradicate te disease
OF years, In all diseases OF the Spine the Gaganc Belt
has been used w the happiest results The same may
be- said % hip complaints weakne of the chest back &C
Indeed the only way lost action 70 the nerves
by aproper application ~ Gavanisn and the most safe
and iudicious mode is by Dr. ClRrrlE's Galyanc and
Magnetic curatiyes.
Sole agency Ia New-Yors, l82 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

Sales 500 bbls Howard ST. Flour Al 81 90 and
Ci,y Mills held Al same figures wiihou, snles. sa!1s
coo busncs White Wheat 1T 81 b. a. and Rfi d,
- to ] b. Sales White Corn a, ~ O. uts and iel'"
At 20 Osts ~ 10 s. cents Whisky in bbs 20 cents
No movement IN Provisions. Groceries steady.
philadelphia Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
RROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

TRIAL of IL FORREsT LoGAN.-ln the Court of
SEASONS Yesterday Ie Forrest Logan WAS put HE
trial on "a Indictment assault and battery with la
tent to rob WIN Bennett, Of Wiiams5ureh on the night
OF the 10th OF May last The case had not been con-
cluded at q late hour last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

him TO visit Cow Bay there be knocked him down and
robbed him Of his wstch hat and handkerchief and
that the prisoner tho same night offered 10 sell inc
watch 30 Myer fashenira The Jury found tho
prisoner guilty and tho Court sentenced him 10
ten years Imprisonment In tho state Prison..
Thomas Jones then put on his trial Tor burglary IN
the ID degree In having entered the store OF Jsmes ~
Hobby. 2d2 Grands by means OF falso keys on inc
night of the 10th Of September last with Intent to rob
the same The prisoner was found guilty and renamed
for sentence Joseph Csskill alias Casco wss tnen
called 10 trial indictment, for grand larceny and re-
ceving stolen goods the first count Of which charged
the accused with stealing gold coin clothing &c worm
s6 from Francis Gallagher on tho I'd OF July tho
second count charged him with having received me
property knowing the 10 have been stolen The
had not been concluded when the Court adjourned
At O'Clock until to morrow morning
PoLrcr-A musician by the name Of Trassio was
taken into custody last evening by Capt Perry OF the
Finn Ward Police on charge OF having stolen gold
watch worth s75, the property OF Mr.. William White
Of g. Chrystlest with whom he boarded Mr.. white.
missing ths watch from bureau drawer was led 10
suspect rassio and after securing the services OF Capt
Perry repaired 10 the Broadway Theatre where tho
cused engaged at rehearsal and there arrested him
and found tho watch rolled up IN stocking and buried
beneath some send In the collar Of tbs Theatre. The
accused att mpied to mske his escape without success
however,, and was locked up for examination.
t-I1 By reference 10 our advertising columns il
will be seen that Mrs Peltys siausry which has
been exhibited IN Boston Ia now In this City,
IL We would call the attention Of our readers
10 tho Advertisement Of Mr. Dun's Boarding School in
another column.
AN.LYTIcAL Music CLASS. 4l3 BROADWAY
Nr WARNER nforms that In consequence OF the In.
crea,ng ineres, in his new Tuesday Friday evening
class and the constsn, application Of new members for
admission he will repea, hi. first lesson this (Tuesdsy)
II : .lrlnck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
Business Notices.
LEARY 4 co. MATTERS.

~ autumn, 1877, Fashion for Osztsrsen's Hats will
be introduced on Friday, Sept 3. The Black Bearo
Hats are manufacturing Will embrace important
improvements recently perfected By us and In quality
and elegance Of style vii be unequasd by any hereto
fore offered They will be readily dlsin gulshed by the
which whom agitstsd by tho air becomes detached
Into delicate and graceful ,' fottant' feature char
soteri'tc OF tho choicest quality of genuine Beaver
S'iOr House NJ Y huS o. is47 au2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

10 The cheapest and best place in the city to get
YOUR boots shoes CATERS is at JoSE5's Ann.sr
the Museum You ger there good boots for - ~
As can be- purchased elsewhere for - Quite say
Ing He also sells rt-rats boot for az = So which Is
usually sold for = Doublesoied, waterproof boots AZ
- 5 - ana g. Jones has the true system OF dong bu
ncs.-Iaht expenses and small profits. All goods pur-
chased at Ann 81 warranted % give entire sasiac
ttor olq lwT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

~ By reference to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that Mrs Peby's slatusry which has
been exhibited IN Boston Ia now In this CITY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

TRIAL OF SELDFS BRANARD.-In consequence
of the continued indsposton OF important witness
for the defence the tidal farther postponed until
tho next term OF The Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

VERMONT LEGIsLATURE-This body met NJ
Montpelier on the l4th inst George T Hodges Of
Rutland was elected President pro tenn. OF the
Senate and d. & w. Clarke Of Burlington. Secre
tary The House was called TO order by the Score
tary Of State and Solomon Foot of Rutland was
elected Speaker by majority of IoT Ferand
f Merrill of Montpelier, was chosen Clerk pro tenn
On the afternoon Of the same day. the Canvass
ing Committee reported that the official return of
votes for Governor was as follows Whole mum
Der: 5000 Horace Eaton (Whig), 22.4j5 Paul
Dillingham;, Jun Loco). ! = col Lawrence Brain
ard Liberty Party. 600 Scattering. az The
votes for Lieut. Governor and Treasurer were about
in the same proportion. Both Houses then went
into Convention for the election Of State officers
and the following the result Horace Eaton,
Governor Leonard Sergeant, Lieut.. Governor ,
George Howes. Treasurer. The state Of parties
will be seen by the following vote for Governor
Easton had l25 Dillingham;, - Brainard. 70.
Wing majority on joint ballot 10. Boston Cour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

The shove wa delivered weekly at the warehouse at
Eagle River In addition 10 which they p tons
per week OF copper rock estimated to yield from 10 10
~ per contemplating IS menand the expenses about
81 900 per week Lake Superior News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PrSs.-Those IN want Of a
good article should 60 to j w CREATOR Go. u Cedsrst
They have several aud very superior styles AZ very
low prices Pens that others sell at ~ they sell At 81 g.
The genuine Albert O Bagley pen and case $50 s'amped)
Il d Gold pens epointed and repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

FIRE AT PROyIDEScE.--The livery stable and
shed occupied by Mr.. Joseph Hunt proprietor Of thu
Warren and Bristol lne OF stages, and by Messrs Mon
roe ss a livery stable destroyed Saturday morn
ipg about O'Clock Several adjacent baildiuss we're
damsRed by the FIRE The property destroyed belonged
n, The Peck estate The stsb was foil Of horses when
The are broke out, three Of which burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

sEsrEsoED.-Hussell Cady convicted Of the
murder Of George msnwsrrlDg jr Ia ChenAngo Co has
been 'en,enesd TO De hung the 23d Of November DR.
Dan foote' OF tbs same County. convicted OF man
slaughter Tor inhietins blows upon bis wife which
caused her death has boep sentenced to the State Pr
500 for life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

KNoxs HArs-FML AND WrSTgR sryLF-The case Of
Hats and Caps exhibiting In the Fair Castle Gar
dem the establishment Of KNOX has attracted great
attention and caused many inquiries that the subscriber
finds u necessary inform the public large and his Gus
TONERS IN particular that he haa few left the
same kind and supplies orders nj very brief notice His
Hats are finished in the most workmsnhke manner. and
vii stand the test Of very hard blow without any dan
ger Of ets hottans" yeti they will always remain jet
black lois TuThGsaf2w' KNOX, i28 Fnton.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

IL We would call the attention Of our readers
to the Advertisement Of Mr.. Duns Boarding School in
another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

~ The Boston ChrOHOtype IA quoted IN CAPT
- Nv the cpeland PIafsdsGLer among its Choice Say
,,s. Of de HAtgs" In reference TO the Mexican War
IN. Cbronotype not only never pretended TO BE- Wing
hu 1. the sbiest and most effective champion OF Loco
po.o notions with regard TO Tsrins Banks, &c 10 the
Country The readers Of ths Plsndesler will not gen
sv understand these facts though their Editorial de-
c,i,er must. Mr.. Gray DO you think such frsuds ne
eesssry,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19

WAsmNcroS CRocEERy sToaE, l3s William-st-see ad-
vertisement Of O. H. CLAP in another column. TIT ST