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Died.
DIED:
ON Friday. October |. ROBr. Il. DODGE. age,

On Friday. October l, ROBr II. DODGE aged 2l
years months. ,
Tho friends aud acqlan,sucss 81 tho family also Tho
members 81 the orr n,Sl Lodge Of the Son. OF Tenn
persuce are respectfully invited to attend his unera
IRON tbs fesieucs Oi bic parents % Bedford ~ on sun
day Oct 3. At % O'Clock. without farther invitation
suddenly. On Thursdsy morning, inc JOin UT MI
THOMAS WONNACOrr
The friends and acquaiutsnces Of the family together
with tha members OF Mutual Lodge. No. 81 % 81 r
and OF National Lodge NJ. - l.. A o. ID. and also the
Rigeers of NewYors are respectfully invited to attend
bis funeral from his laio residence ji5 frontst on sun
day afternoon. the 81 Inst At > o'clock, T. NJ =,
On Friday morning. the lat inst OF consumption MI
LEAEDER JEWEL, pinter. sged 20 years
The friends and scqusintsnces OF the deceased anu
tie members Of the NewYork Typographical Society
respectfully invited % attend his funeral THIS lss,sr
day afternoon. at o'clock from ths re'ioenco VI III
Luther Corwith, l5s RiviDg,onst ,,
ON thu, morning IT the 3Oth ult. Mr.. y. 7. WOoD-
RUFF. Of the firm OF T.. P. aud A Woodruff mercnan"
OF this City. IN the 5O,h year Of his age -,
The relatives and frsntr of the family also those OF
his b. other Albert Woodruff. and brOherinlA" tiMk
Crolus are invited 10 si,end bic oners without
farther Invitation from his late residence ~ rear
near Broadway on Saturday, the "a OF Oetooer' Al
o'clock p ~ His remains will be taken 20 GREENWOOD
Ca Thursday evening jOh ult sitter sshort ou'
q ness EDWARD son of Chas. b. and hhksoe'n iSp
pen aged years snt 4 mouths
Tho relatives aud friends Of the family are ihvp W
attend his funeral sunday Afternoon At IS O'CLOCK from
1Ji RivlDgton IT. without farther inyitAi1n- -,
On Friday morning, Mr.. RACHEL MOORE In me
9th year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully Invited attend the funeral from the residence OF
her SOU nlaw Gillian ;. Bozert 70 Charlton 81 on sun
day. the 81 inst at half psst o'clock 90,
At Railway. N. J. on fith Day morning Tue Jun
ult GRACE C. wife OF Edwin Williams, snd dsusnte'
Il Rufus Clark
Tte friends of the family are sectonsslJ Invited 10
attend her funeral from Ffiends meeting house At Kan
way On Seventh Day morning. the % inst nsi past
10 without farther Invitation train OF cars W" eAso
New York from the foot OF COr,isnd Of ~ A. NJ ies'
ing passengers very near tho meeting house
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Letter from senator Corwin-Niisa pprehen-
.ion- Corrected New Territory Wiimot
proxi-o rr..xos - Serf 1877.

r. ne E1rer effss - suuaii qua
DEAR SIR; The arious and Contradictory yer
Sous given ~ TIE ~ pr. n Cincinnati % my
a. Csrihss7 touching tbs Wlmli Pross9 Ana ~ %. |,
kindred topic ooiS - state e1Pi-ity "nh o'l
ssy % trose suoj-r the Oczsi1n rsitrfti -
an represeuts By some hsFiDg opposed the -
phcsuna ~ toe Wilm0i Proviso 10 say territory Nnel
may BE ce1ed Z the United States By Aexco Tbs y
not true 30 ted more than crce, tnst was opposed
- any srthrr extension Of territorial limits ~ tas
time buiu territory should D. seq1irt elmer ~ con
guest or W sy hea slavery should Dc i2re,. fIol1o"
II 10 sgcr territory -.her words TIE W inut fro.
viss sb0 1d be EXTENDED 10 IL gave my reasons for
u ~ en sih. which think cannot tai u - rein-m-
sree BY every VITO chose 10 give the sso'esi sien
dor % wa; ! Zen said.
this time ihs Ia my Judgment around on
which the various sections Of the Jnon would % more
likely 70 unite thsn the Winoi ProEito. Ola pro
bounce the WimOi Proyso dsrgsrou. question: ana,
~ emphs ficzily as was able. ! did also declLe 10
farther acquisition Of territory ~ this time aansg' y
ihe peace 0 the Un1a 1ha reasons ilr these Postnnf
were sven 81 the time In TIE event CT cesion 81 Ter
rtory by Mexico 10 the United the question Of
the fdrfier Of slavery must arse IN form
which YOU'D necessarily array TIE NORM ana Sooih
agsn', esch other All questions naFns in- tendency
! consider ia certsin sense dangerous, since they
weaken the bonds Of Union. which bind together the
several parts Of ,hs Republic, and II pushed 10 ex-
tremes will lead % dissolution u was 10 ms vie" ony
that pronounced the Wilmoi PrOyso dangerous ques
lion But did not insist becau.e Il Was dangerous that
hersf1re Il should n no erenf De made question VA
he contrary stated sssin and sgain that H. contrary
to my judgment II true policy. territory should De-
forced spou as that TIM the WimOi Proyiso musi DC
spoiled 10 r.
/ dii prsfsr the ground Of No Territory because
among other for that preference. thought On
that GROUND might succeed. srd II We re ID on tne
Wilmot PrOy.o ai0ae In senate ~ least now COZ
sii'uteS tail. think referred - the vote on
Mr. yhams motion IL the Senate ~ the las session n
the Wirnot Prnvso into the Thr re Million
Bill. Inc stood for the ProvisO 2-s gafnst 81
voted for the Proviso then shall vote Tor II again
whenever Il be made applicable to ierri Org Aoedf-
Ter acquired whether II come by compact or he sword
These understand 70 be the doctrines Of the people Of
Ohio OF all parties the same In substance er ioodied In
resolutions OF instruction which paced both branches
OF the Ohio Legislature with unoxsnpled IN snirh'y 81
its last session.
should trouble you with this comm unicaton'
had not the papers % your city given An ind IL mPor-
nce 10 The subject by connecting my remark. with the
W, zig party Ia Ohio and drawing differences rom "nst
! salt. eqlsiiy unjust 10 that party and myself
Your ObedlenI servant Tho. COX WIN.
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FROM TAX PAcnIc. We are indebted 10 gen
temsn who lehthe coast ct Pcru 10 the monta Of Al
susi for csllso paper OF Aazusi :. The Perusisss
were anil taking Of Invading 5ohsia ou i was u gsai
the iafcGlues would Dc kmicso.y al lsicd
The Government OF New GrsnsdA continues O. kee y
I'd large garrison PsnsIns - ressi tbs land-ss "
Flores
C,ircs>iA Our Informant In Monterey Cs'tnr
ul. o. the "a of May and - days IN toe L. sap
PEBBLE 10 Cala0 Al tnsi dsts every ilus was q-C, .
California notviths,sn ling iec multiplicity q Civil
Gov.rnor. holding swsy IN To- coantry ludsc5. TIE
snsr.nt populsl0n fFom The Stses cgtngnocre@ the
nAtiv. 10 uPpsf Csliof1-A
Coi S,-vrnson's rcsimcui OF New York Volunteers
rss .,ssucd under rcldc-ers ~ inc uilENry COO
r 81 tts iirss geographical divisions q tae territory
Our lnf,rs,ant asas - scch diversity q opinion
exi.,. "A 10 the ebsrscer Of The cuuauy al ~ YEA.
tur 10 s.y more T. Al inst nss ovea nofs osraisa
,a.r a., uuAsr ihe sun. Perhaps tie best dsssf on
OF II i couiain-d In Wlkess narrative y ;. c-r'
tain however thai neithsr cotton nor sussf can D.
ou!gvs,sa In uyper California. snd u 10 P0esp-e ihai
IL climate oiher rendsf i ansai.o.s - 10
bsc-o
lbs 4 : vessels OF esfe iistfibu;-t lcEs "a,
c,sst bt.wtrn Gusynas sn1 ga trsueisc1 inty have
pr~vsut-r su4ch smuggling eut csYsIf-d may finsi
Yesse.s belonging ~ Lse Mex!eAHs. oA-l Amer al
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ANOTHER REPORT.


SYRACUSE Friday, Oct l-lOi Pm
The Convention is still hard at work on the Joo
Of organizing itself third day Only TWO Fo"'
have been taken today. The seat ciaiH'ea ~
Messrs. Cassery and vsche Of your CITY mas oeeh
awarded to the latter Hunker) Peter Jaeger
Bsrnburner) has obtained the seat for Albany con-
tested BY Thomas Rector.
The last contest is now under confederation
that Of Li,chfeld u.s. John Van Buren, The Com
mittee reported in favor OF Litchheld' and the
BarDburners are making last desperate effort TO
override the report The debate is characterized
by bitter and savage personalities and will proba
bly, be continued to avery late hour. botn iac''oD'
agree that the most exciting topics are yet 70 De
presented, aud that the week will be TOO snort 10
finish the business OF the Convention.
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~ Advertisements for the Tribune of nOnda

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MARRIED

In Minfrs Puin, Wisconsin. on The oih OF sept ~
Row. Il EDDY. HENRY L. LEFFlEGWELL. formerly
of Ellsworth MshOung GO. Ohio, and CtMANI ia,
younges, daughter Of r. Croker, Eco o Mineral Point
in Brooklyn on Thursday evening sept ii, ny Rev
DR. Dwight Mr JOHN w ROWE. of Newfors, TO
Miss SARAH &. youngest daughter Of the late Moses
smith. ESQ Of the former place. .
On Sunday evening Goth ult IN this City by Rev NJ
Perry Mr TRACY WALES of Beverly to Miss FL
LEN r. WALLiNGFORD Of Salem, Mass.
In New York Monday evening the 2lth sept inst.
BY Rev w NJ Sulwell Mr. J. w. TROUThAN 10 Miss
ELIZABETH STOCKHOLM. all Oi Bushwick.
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GENERAL AGsSCr IN TE1As-We have ne
elected om day to day mention the fact that LoAKSz 20
SHERWOOD, Esq. formerly Of Madison CosnIy, IA our
State has removed ~ Galveston, reN.s, where az one
Of the srrn OF Sherwood Wagner a Co be isnos IN.
gssed In the practice Of ias law Purchsse and sale Of
Real Esssie Psyuen, Of Land TsNcs. examination OF
Of Tiles SC sc Anoslns Mr. :. Vol, aud tsviss been
piims,s with him during the struggle Tor Constitutional
Reform In our state. We commend him 10 III who have
business DO ln Texas honest and capable nian
who vii faithfully discharge any trust eanrded IN him
Those hssins business needing affection IN Texas can
barely had better agent (Seo GsVsrslsemeni)
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p. 7, seems that the Mr. Hoyt whose dead
bo.y w., fsaa 10 bayou Essr Se~ Oresns laiey, wa
NJ IlaAss H5a Of Broosiyn Wao reached Sssosiears
on tae llsh ut in tbs bark Fsr4Sr from City
ss,ncy for eol'-ctins newspaper accounts Upon his
2srsoa wa founi letter addressed 10 ks vile. Mrs.
N.r.Nrei w Ho.I % Frons's Bscolyr. erelosiss $40
Ii, h-i formerly istd 10 Nsr Orisars. H- hai. previ
80 b. bis cssis. h.-n i1sl casrss BY llieensn
- &c sPpeaged " "a lDssoe
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~ 4uama. ls47. Fash0H fer Ge1h0nSas hA' wiz
b. introduced On Friday. sept g. The hHfs b'@s"
Ha, We are now manufacturing will enbrsce iuFo''sa'
improvements recently perfected oy Us and In aaAiV
and elegance OF style vii be uneqused BY sny hereto
fore oa-rrd They will be readily distinguished BY the
.ay which When .s,sssd b. the air becomes ce'seoed
into delicate and graceful jas so'iaais feature chs"
.c.er.ue Of the choices, gusli,y Of senrine Beaver
=, IL. n v .,x % 1917 suei n
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FARTHER FROM SYRACUSE.
By Telegraph especially for TIE Tribune


SYRACUSE q P. NJ. Friday.
The Loco Foco Convention has been all day hard
at work on the contested seats. The sixth " @u
contest. New York City, has been settled In favor
Of Dr. Voclt lHankerl against Eugene Ossse'y'
ibarnburner) Vote not given Ed' Tn
Ia one Of the Albany contested cases Peter
Caeger fBarnburner) has been admitted over
Thomas Rector lHunkerl In the remaining Al
hspv case. the Committee have reported in favor
Edwin c. Litcbfela Hunkerl against Attorney
Gen John Van Buren, (Bsrnburner) This report
is bow under discussion, and most violent per-
sonaI alteration is going on between Aes'rs'
Rathbun, Brady, Purser, Wadsworth and others
on motion for leave 10 introduce an affidavit impi-
eating Assemblynan Watson lHunkerl Of Albany
ia brlbery. The excitement is Tremendous u
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ArTEwPT TO DRovN A-CHLD.-The NemphS
Eagle contains the following particulars OF m siemPi by
a negro girl the of little son OF Mr. P0sion, OF
that city, o. drown him
The exctemeut ant inieros, incident % the recent At
tempt OF q negro girl the OF the child 20 drown
li,;le son of Wm n POst0n Esq OF this city. oy
thrown II down dep well. and the temonac tGrpi
tude of girl about IA years oi age have Induced ns
u gather from Mr. Posion the following particulars oil
The hOrrid attempt 90
The nurse induced the ,,c boy but three and bail
years old T. e, her t him tn well when she lei
him isl tho well Is 30 feet deep and con,in. water 70
the depth Of fee; The washer woman beard TIE mite
sufferer caling 70 It's nurse from the bottom OF the Wei
Come and tsks me out m cold The womsn rsh
20 the well AMI fiscredng her senses. called 10 tne
cnd, who answered calmly, Let down the bucket ana
pull me up -,
The bucket let down tire child all the time hold
ing 10 projecting ledge of bricks the surface Of the
water. vhen the little fellow eat on thy bucket behind
the rope throwing bis little feet in front and With one
hand cenching the rope and the other the bucket he
safely delivered fro his perOus situation, he wac
In the water nasrly half hour. When At the top OF
the WELL bis hands cOnvulsiveiy cutched 10 the
bucket and rope that they had 10 be amos, torn from
their hold he called through and 90 far exhausted
for SONS time - be unable TO % move or speak.
Conviction or MURDER--David Shcely who
murdered his wife some weeks agO near Clsysyille. In
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To THE SUPPLEMENT Of To-Day contains a
Review of Meyles statements respecting 'he
Missionaries in his 'Typee and OmoO : The
uoly Land by HARRIET MARTISEAU Lines OH
the Greek slave a Notice of the Saratoga Far,
and great variety Of Advertisements arranged
under convenient heads.
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~ The Orphssn Family Of Vocalist. and The E,h,o.
Plan Serenaders both close their engsxement. todsV ,
the American Museum, where they have been siDsrs M
crowded houses tAe past two noufhs What cfoNas IN
o. ir farewell Irrr~s there this Afternoon ese~
in. Tie Orphans vii never - hfsfd after today IA.
they steld sud never sing together Their taa
rfrfs and perform ~ dsy 81 and u ocicck Wi
be interpreted With the richest VARIETY Of laus -
Great Western. Comie .inslns, By Pete Mons &c &C.
70 sicNok Bum proposes performing his aitsrnoes
Al tie society Library O'Clock, Which Wiil fi5ge
raaf rcnvrnience for aes and children they Will ,h.a
s,od the crowd thai invariably attends the evening enter
fsiumfnf
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The Loco-Foco Convention.
By Telegraph TO the Tribune.

SYRACUSE, Friday, Oct IL r NJ
Nothing has yet been settled today. The sixth
Ward contest is still on the taps. and Mr. Eugene
Cssserly has spoken at length in support oil his
own claim to the seat Mr.. James I. Brady also
City is now replying in support Of the claim OF
Dr. Nache Yours, H.
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r. As usual IN the region Of the Sun, snd win 'ne
punctuaiity Of the seasons has prepared ''S
Of H,r, for the Fall Fashions, which he invites ne NOT"
q, ,.,ioe Ever on hand IN endesvorins 70 please The
,nbie he can safely recommend his Fell supply A. une
9u.ied in beauty and richness The science OF naimas
ing ike other sciences i progressive, and Re has made
some improvement. in the adaptation Of hats to the head
which cannot fsi please the most iasiidioa' sonno'
sur, His hat. are emrhatcay Fall hats a. he has iaen
in the prices BY presenting better article At The old cheap
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By Tciegraph to The Tribune.
Legislature OF New-York. SPECIAL sts'

SENATE. ALBANY Oct IL p. N.
Petition from Henry OReilly' Tor general
Telegraph Law.
The Senate is in Committee on the bill to punish
Seduction and Adultery
ASSEMBLY
Attendance Of members is very small.
The bill for the better security Of Mechanics and
others erecting buildings in NewYork, Brooklyn,
Albany and Troy, was passed
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Bnsiness Notices.

FiNr DRess Boors-We would advise friends about
buying their Fau Boots call and the splendid a.
ortent Al WArgiNs l4Fulton-t HIS Boots are made 10
the latest Style Of the finest french Gather and Invariably
give satisfaction the purchaser Ills prices are very 10"
and Il you buy one pair you 70 remain regular
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Business Notifies.

~ L.Dirs ,SD GssriENFS esp oeisiA tAii 'e",,
t.1n iu three months. without study cf inir'''''
business devoung BALI hour daily Il their rs'''ens
plses Of business Address Education lower - U.s.
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rV- GEoRGIa, ARSAssAs AMI FLORIDA hold
their several Elections on Msndsy, but there is lit
tia Of National interest depending though in Geor.
s,s the contest for Governor isvs1 spni,ed, aud
the result will Indicate the Political character OF
the State. always doubtful on the eve Of an Elec
ton. Many journals have stated that T. : sc
nstor 10 T. be chosen BY the new Legislature in
place of Hon. JoHs NJ. BEHRiEs, bat this, We
think. il a mistake. Hon CHAKLks Dov@HsR
TT. Whig, was chosen in place OF Nj r. by the
las, Legislature
MAINLAND holds her Election on "Wednesday
and, beside Governor and Legislature. has her
Elk Members Of Congress to choose. OF ~hom The
Political majority will probably constitute major
ity Of the House. We hope and expect that four
Wings will be chosen, securing Wig sscendan.
~. II the Wings are as wide awake As We know
their opponents ste there ee litlle doab, OF a
triumph for the Hight Still we shall await the
result with an intcres, almosi painful from its in.
,scs,sy. For the success OF the able and mantal
Ions p. Kxssrpr especially, the whig party Of
the Union must cherish sproioand solicisode.
1--WE hope to sse returns tso@ nearly the whole
sts,e the morning. after Election
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rvThs Deesa,s 70 u, Wig STAT co"rtnt'o" from TINS
CITY are invited assemble At Broadway house ms eve
ming at O'Clock, TO make arrangements TOT in DessA
:, sv,.ep.e The punetua attendance Of al IS ear
,..,lv reaues.cd.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ry- TspsifA Mad IL. n. GsAy, s.thst snd fhth-sy
cur only authorized Carrier for The Iwehth " ard ana
e trust our sahscbers will recognize him such Our
otmes Garner Wa unasoldsbiy delayed b. waiting Tor
ma serving other papers and could not O. do not Always
o n, iu.tics Often when one q them wanted badly TO
a n. 1ubuoe he s.s served With Herald or True
san instesd Mr. Gray serves The Tribune only
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- Reader. u you want hrstrats Gold Pen ny the
Richeleu.~ sold by b r W,rsoS Co. % william st.
one door below Wail-st and = SAVAGE, y Futoa-st
and nowhere else Ia the city Try them. They are tho
best and - the cheapest anona pointed Gold Pens
In the world Other Gold Pens - cts, 81, al -. II ~.
with silver pencils Country merchant. wi End great
niucemeu. offered 81 either Of he above places Gold
Pen. -,reflI In reusired
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DateAsss Co.-The Wings OF the First lSouthern
pis,ric, Of pu,chos CO. have nomiasiod EpcAN siN
es>r Of Dover Tor Assembly. and JANIS NJ RANKIN oi
saiu ivs De.essle W the STATE Coayelnon.
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~ MIR q II. PRESrIcE Of the Louisville Jour
bsl left City yesterday via Albany aud Buffalo, on
his horewArd Journey. tie has been trying Water
Cure Tor the relief OF his Psrslyuc ailments sud
lal,erly has been under the care Of Dr.. Vim Turner
the Chrome Thsrmasl and bss improved rapidly aimee
he came East fortnish, ago, We understand he 4,
silll uuder Dr. rs charge or rather following hi. pre-
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DilllYs PAS ExrEAcros ,-SilAnsen AID siuI,n'
houd n.ver be without saPPiy Of this Standard and
r.ied stment Country dealers snDpisd on ihe most
LIBERAL terms a. our wholesale and retail deptt. - Broad
.v u mist cone from them % Be genuine, counter.
f..t. ,b.a-s h DALEY CO - Bloadxsy
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Norlcr.-Al persons who are usBg TIE kitchen Cen
p.non Or any ether " ny Stoves ana desire 70 hsy,
then, repaired, must send them IN early.
oil y. P LOW. Us wa,sr.st
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sH,wLs-WN. GAsD~Es, .i5 GreenUich-st viii open
this morning a cartoons Broche ,hswi'-Pnces fansins
from - 90 -. Ladies want OF splendid shawl 81
,erv small price should call a. W GAaD>gEs before puE
..ns and they viii NOT g away disappointed. % -
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CaEsrir, G,tv,Sic sSD M,cSETIc CvEsTIvEs-
These articles eeebEseed FOR their ~ondr0us scsey 10
the cure al t.ortsr' including the nost se
were cases Of chronic fheuniisnl dyspepsia bronchitis
nc aoiorelK. its. neuralgia and many oef' are onJ b
be obtained genuine a. 49, Broadway bet~eea Johnst
Ard Maiden Ane Nc druggist dsus store has the s-nu
Ing Dr. CssisrIv's articles
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NssrY Aurstc,~ HAr M,~UrscrURiNc Co-rics.
N,S,sre. . BowsxY-rhe above Company are selling
Hat. Of every quality finished ard trimmed IN the "o'
fashionable and tasty manner At one dollar e's than any
other establishment they retail al ioods a. the lowest
wholesale price,.
MIA good fashionable Hat Tor - aud - o. equal to
,,v sois for - and 8 80
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Df.noND- PofSTrD G0LD PfSs.-Thosc 30 want Of
GOOD article should 20 20 " GREAros Co u Cedar
They have several and very superior styles -
very ow prices Pens that others sell a = they sell for
q 3d. Tie genuine Albert q. Bailey Pen aad Gaze 10
stampedl 81 = only Gold Pens reponied and repaired
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OE,sr rs hive crsnses fresh ifncns. &c re-
rsitsa ar 81 hssfr lNr. of vrrenri i-st ~ lCHS n
bko.s Co ,ita.rlil-s q. s-Fe...E q-.4.y llsJ bs
ioa.a AZ Ia .soYc p.s.e
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~ Tvs Nrw-YoEE GoLD PfS CoNr'sf' - Jonn-.'
en- Nassau 8 now ralonizsd by ali ~ho wish 20 ssi ne
b.. articles They decidedly the Hnes assortment
Of the genuine Diamond pointed Pens and Gold and 81
YER Pea and Pencil cl.cs be found be 'iiy and their
,r,.e. Are 81. i,>s a. any ether house
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Moossr,D'. Gr.Du,rso M,eSEuc MAcnSEs-Thess
h..stf.l AID Convenient Instruments, have received
tie anirsrsa appreciation u the medical profession Pr
ee. complete % every respect and warranted -so 90
For ale Wholesale ard retail. by D MooHHEAD. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-02

CONVICTION Or MURDER-David Shoely who
murdered his wife weeks sgO near Clsysyillr. In
Harrison County found guilty u murder in the fret
degree. lCovinstOn (hy) Reg. Sept 2l