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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

4 PARAsLE The Money Seessys.-There went lowing
through vso Of herbs Of healing Several men
tempted by the number Of sufferer. who sought H. prom,si
10 onng II Or fair compensation 10 their doors few
months they did So ILL., confidence gained rhey presented
A. the liquid which cost bur fraction Of former 10
Dor The deceived sufferer believed them aud asa
recommending the stream That which ceansss al
diseases Is Foss's Compound Exusc of Yellow Dock and
Sspaparla
Every boule Of the VITAL REsroaEs - guaranteed the
nervous are made vigorous and hose sUfeas from m
paired digestion or nperfec, development Of strength
youth completely restored
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by GEORGE Fos
Pharnsceuust Ig8 Spring St one door from suiyanst-
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, oo3 broadway' A u
Goagh & Co lss Fulton-st 205 Beeckerst, A l.. VIA
.hip II East Broadways Y Pnce 81 per bottle. Oh
hottIss f,r Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
.oTTuC,RoIINA ELECTION.

CHARIEsToSi w ednesdayi Oct H.
The Charleston Election for Congress resulted
as follows
Holmes Taylor l629-Barker Cassj loo
Clayton -.
For Senate--Porter Taylor l573-.Lehene
lCsssl 1889.
Among the members elected TO the House Of
Representatives. II sre for Taylor, and for Gen
Cass Mr. Holmes is member of the present
Congress The Legislature OF this State slects
ectors for President Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
Thing. in philadelphia.

IlFTfs g0n0flCe d u ITl-I'"
PHrtAoErFH1A Wednesday Oct d.
There wss 10 return Of the City Polls received
or promui gated uuu near d.nner time today or you
should Rave received i snd when i Has received j.
exactly correspo nied with ny prediction oy telegraph
at night cad ths City would give about ip1 'nd
the County run the ucket J. 700 ahead Of inst he
result d. POI m the city md 5otl N he cCuoined
vote u the City and County Ihis tnink vi p 70
e-sss.5 ~ Deduction u the LocoFoco vote %
penn.vi-srs District which = pag ssiaea % tne *
tent " come co votes A gentleman mo KEPT u
poll book for challenging ssys there ~ss nariy A.
hovrsver ~ -ecses n the ofscia returns next
Friday To CRY and County vote Tor Governor u IS
follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

DARCY MCGEE Is PHILADELPHIA-We learn
from the Spirs Of re Tunes that Thomas Darcy MCGEE
one Of the Irsh patriots upon whose head the British
Government had set large pnee arrived IN Phi.adsl
phis on Tuesday refugee from the land Of ais birth
and his glorious endeSVors Hunted BY the mnions Of
tAs Crown ne has not pat FOO; hs door since
July lsst AMI wandering sfsr from his home young
wife al the equipments OF domestic affection, has ony
been enabled under assumed name, 70 reach II dis
guise this asylum Of the oppressed Every one who
wishes well to ireland who hopes FOR her independence
should contribute 70 welcome, in the noblesi manner,
this srdeni and unwsverns champion Of liberty lie Is
staying 81 Congress Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

ESfERTAIsMESrs.-" Hamlet at Nlblos. The
Bohemian Girl" sithe Broadway New York in Slices
a, Purton's 70 night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
BALTIMORE ELECTION, &c.

bALTfMORK- WtonttlsyI VcI II-ITT N
Gen. STANsBURY, Loco has been elected Mayor
OF Baltimore by about 900 majority over CRY
FiN, Wing.
Thomas Swan was elected President of the
Ohio Railroad, an the place Of Lewis McLane
re signed.
During an ARRAY last night, party Of rowdics
attacked the house Of John APpleby, on Federal
II m, and would if they had not been at once re-
pulsed. have done much damage Mr. Applcby
f. ed from his window, and wounded SIX Of the
villains, named Otto, Woodall. Lambert, Richard
sou, Stsnsbcry and George Davis
We have no mail to-day south OF Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

have stated By telegraph tat kosBiNs' u Z was
elected IL rh- Fourth District i T. however the IN
precision Of many that NJ LITrELL VIII OBTAIN the re-
turn u the Penn District error = corrected
We have not as yet and 70 = very lnaccolntaole)
sny direct Information from YORK
The excitement attending the probable result OF our
state Elections sru sosoros the public suenuon T. the
exclusion Of everything and business Of course .
neglected FLoUE = se1eraly he'd Al - So. Ani :
moderate inquiry 500 bbs sold ~ that price and ~
bos a. = q there are however ie~ sellers n the
latter rate Corn Mesi }. brisk A. 8 and the markets
very arm Rye Flour steady. II e. ~; Wheat very
anil stllO7 Toe for Red and ll6dll-c. Tor White
with small .slss ~ qaotsnons. Corn y wanted and
.sles Of Yellow verge a. 67S6Sc. Oats, duA Cotton
quiet No change 10 Groceries or Provisions, and olt
little doing WHISKY 05is a selling ~ PC.
SALES or sT0cEs-Fbsf B0GTd-3ooO Ches 8 De-
Canal G.. So 81 700 state g. =. 100 Lenisn Coa.
scrip III $50 DO do. 81 rs G.rsri Bank lOi 500
DO do. 10, 1900 T q. So i03; $50 state .. Ut
Sso0ud B9ard-300 Lehigh Coal scrip. ~ ~
RI is, Philadelphia Bk us. 50 Mechanics bk,
q 10 Man Mech Bk "a ! zoo state ., cash, II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
The Presidsncy-How IL Cas- to be Defeated .
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

HARTFORD, CT Sept O. ls4s.
Dian SIR. You tell us that the Free Soil party
may yet be responsible for the election OF Gen Cas-
eupposing however, that, by the present movement
the election should be thrown into the House would
not Gen Taylor still be chosen WI you please to
give US Sir distinctly may be- estimate Of the
probable vote Of the House in such There are
many whies in New.Enslsnd advocates of Free Soil,
Who yet cannot make up their minds 10 vote for Mr.
Van Buren,. They wish TO see the Free Soil party
made formidable &c with safety. CvssiSS
sxsy fer tia S,as Of Gsx Cass and will oppose only
a. forlorn hope the great Miehis snder. IN
less you prove that In order 20 ihs Is accessory
10 vote for Gen Taylor you will and them on the eee
non day standing idly at the polls or attending 10 Their
daily business like the disappointed Guskers OF North
Carolina They have watched your course with some
sympsthy up 10 this tune but are not quite ready TO
fall back with you into the old party traces.
hsaAss essas', kss
Repiy-The case is simply thus II no csndi'
date shall have majority OF the whole number OF
Electoral Votes cast the election goes 10 the House
where majority Of the Delegation from each State
casts one vote. Now, of the thirty States oomPo
snug the Union. fifteen IA full halil have Csss Del
legations, trelre have Wins Delegations, and tsrss
are equally divided. So that 40 CHOICE could be
made with each Member present and voting But
lie, any one Wing Member from New. Hampshire.
nhodc lSisnd or 6eorSsa DC SIGN, or absent tor any
cause, or induced on any ballot to withhold his
vote, and Lewis Casss election is inevitable. On
the other hand the absence Of no one, two or three
Loco rocos could ensbe the Wings to elect Gen.
TAYLOR: while Mr.. Van Buren, has not single
Delegation in the House There is therefore not
oEe chance la thousand Of defeating Gen Csss
in the House.
But suppose he should not be elected-thst
the House should ballot and bslo: through the sp-
pointed term. efecting no election. The same
vote ofthe Electors that defeats choice o! Press-
dent by the People defeats any choice Of Vice
President also--Mr. Fillmore having Gen. Tsy-
lors number OF votes, Gen. Butler Gen. Cass $,
and Mr. Adams Mr.. Van Burens The Senate
therefore proceed to elect Nice-Presideat snd
Gen. Butler is inevitably chosen on the first bal
lot BY large majority. la dcisalt OF any cleo
,ion OF President. Gen. Batter becomes President
ox-escio. There is no hyPerhole. no poetry there
fore, in the avsrment that every Whg vote for
Van Buren is hall a vote ior Csss and Batter tend
ing strongly to secare their election. Ed. Ifib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

For CALFoRSIA.-Lisui. Col Fremont and
thirty Eve young and athletic men Jeff tbs city yester-
day on bozrd LIE stosmcr Martha rol1s for Cal.
fornA- They dsemhAEk Wes.pOr- where the
largest portion OF their baggage, mules, horses &c
in readiness. and thence proceed across the
plsas BY What IS known ss the southern Cnarone
route tssng n iheir the mosf tcnsely p0pa-
srei and fertile regions OF New Mexico. The object
OF this expedition. believe. Is not generally known.
bat that most currently reported - the completion o.
the Colones recent surveys and researches IN that
wild and fsr-of region. Ills lady accompanies Inn As
far ~ Wes;p0r; which place he i 10 be Joined BY
the ceiebrafod Santa Re snd Western traveller, Kii
Carson. s. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
BALTIMORE. oc, 10. la

THE PROPoSAIs FOR BUILDISG SIX REvENUE
CUrTERs. sc. were opened =; the Treasury Depart
rnsnt 70 day when IL ascertansd tns. for every
thing but the halls the lowest bids from Baltimore,
follows Messrs inc :. Brown & Co. large cutters,
1000. sTnS- cutters $500. Jo-ncrs work, Mr. Wm-
II Hooper, SosS each. sails Mr.. ThOs. II. Lanb6n,
$500 each for the large small $3.50. The lowest bidder
for the boats Is B Smith Of Sionington, CT There
VAS great competition, and understand some Of the
bids ran up % sl5oo0 Baltimore sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

CORP0RArIoS ELFCrIoS.-At the first annual
Election Wednesday last for otcers Of the Corpora
u0n OF Niagara Falls. tie following gentlemen were
daily elected Tyzstsas-AGgustrs Porter. Il w. Clark
PArkh1rs; w nitney. Geo. W SIMS snd Dr.. 6. Conser
4sssSs1rs-Henry W Clark Geo. ". Holey. and Dexter
E Jersuld Csf<-CkEstopacr II smith Tr,asUsr-
J. Gardiner Callahan Ce.lszgr-Isnss Peirce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

~ TIE besunfll newiyngenied sofa Beatsieai -
has attracted much attention on part Il he vser' ls
Far : the invention ofMr HENsY W kiNcN'S oftls Pea.
Mr. already ha- orders Tor the article hsn be CA
vel supply With his present supply Of hands sni VII
seouenty have 10 increase his means OF manufacturing
meet an increased sale This may seem sone~ha sapns
ing while 50 many sofa seisesis are To The market bi
those who have seen and examined The article ~i no
wonder 81 the rapid demand has already obtained, 70
they mus; feel convinced that FOR uuy convenience Of ~.
,.ngem.n style and hni.h combined has not rs esas In
few ssy. We shall give description Of this .',r
snd roolfi-ornsmeuung invention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

ReesiPis By Canal riihia ne pa, - A0ars-FLovA,
100 bbls CoRS, 800 bsh, BAILEY. 400 do Flour
was dull, and prices have downward tendency sales
of 5000 bush WHEAT were made ll2 lac. BAKIET
Sales Of 20 900 bush were made at IL. 7i.c. OATS
Sales 900 bush al 32;o There was no change in
.ths- srti.las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

~ Those Of readers who have occasion 10 purchase
Dry Gods Of ssy description viii eonsah their own n.
by csliing Al The store Of Messrs W B,RgESSCo
OFF, Csiharnesi where they maze their choice ao-
among very large ana varied stock Of fashionable us
seasonsbe goods and s priee> that sfe sure will d.
light all who have regsrd for economy Me..r. & A
Co have an advertisement IN psp,- Of which We ns,
a r-Ussi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
LATEST RETURNS.

CLEvELAND Ohio, Oct l-hidu'sh
Fords majorities-Lske County s97, Gesugs
los. Belmont 49, Harrison 3l6 Cincinnati 600,
and Green 900. Wellers msjority-Hamiton
300. Campbell is elected In the second Con-
gressional District by 200. L. Morgan the Loco
Foco County ticket i elected. The Governor
and Congress vote is doubtful Coshocton gives
Weller $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
1T Is LATE

Al night the csnphene lamps grow dim, and cs<s
with tired oorningvhen angular Aghls from Dgteh groce
rss grow slim Natures wand u sleep puts up onotes
shutter and alternately Ayace sell, another glass Of gs
10 sleepess Msery-wben reeng drunken Dissipation hn'
and tired wantonn-ss sut the door Of hsf
lewd den-to slumbef- Is very la.e al nigh, when ms
snfe for gain looks honest the noisy ettersd signs
which ZAP i1noe,nay In The midnight aiTg heo bros-'
on wosild la. b.alsu. hut suI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

Would you know whore 10 10 fora
With carper bright nap. sne 81 -.
The very besi hsts ihsi are .o.d in TIE .s,s-
knoN's j. The shop where sccalias,
Fulton street. one fwrlry-eift,
Beavers rare, ihsi AL. weal forsn age
And divine siiks .taf shine al ~ rs.e-
The very oe.' hats that sr- sod Ia the laes
Wa ssll.i Al. great aot .nAl. ~ vii s,,.
ta.ton-s,rcet, one twenty eight
Humogg csn'f sd b shari hold Is hesd
Hal 80 high While Ne re- by IN 10. s,-sd.
The very b-si hat. thai are -o.d .u he lana
TOP Of al. though s.msl. = he sst
Fu.ion-sueci one lWeuy-
Come, then. and lend hsnd % fr.-ni Knoa.
A. hi- nesi Fulton suc-i cheap hatbox
The very best bat. that are sod in he is1d-
AID sou u nniio your mnd al his soc..
Faiion street. one iVeny-eight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

" We invite The attention % the pgble the sa,s 81
very vsush- lots Of ground hts day a. - O'Clock ~ Al
rHoNY BLEEcXEs. =, the Merchants ENchaag. I1epse
perry belongs the OF he ate Richard Al.op Ess
sad consists OF . building lots 90 l1ih isa snt ish street,
between Finh and SIKH IN he vicinity u un'or
square TIE sale persmpcry one Two th'rd, Of ne
purchase mon-y c,n remain on bond snd mortgage H,,
per cecil Tor o. yesrs LinosraPhe map. Of ne
ois eau be obianed u the sucuone- 6noad-sieet ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

Il late Al lgb, when the tnselled lamps Of owly ceLsD
arc put oa by one by sleepy occupants, and wbeo ne
tramp Of feet yo1 der street. growsess and sss and ie
and cease Then chen all 10 still tho buzkng q ne
gss lamp yondef corner, the dstsn, nmbbg OF BE-
lsed cab then aea to the human misery that Ds,ipfvl
DEArHDEsLSs COUGH Issuing from the fourth story u MAJ
tai house up that dark dnzzy, damp and muddy su.e'
and then ,sa 10 the many honorable cerncstes in favor "
MRS. JERyISs COLD CANDY
the UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED GOOD REMEDY for sl thfosi
and lung complaints TIA, LEAD neglected TO the DREAD
CONSUMPTION
Sold, wholesale and retail, BY MRS W. JERvIs' 80
Broadway, cor White-st
AsEsrs-IlO Broadway, 10 Aaor House, and by cruz
giss generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

Total % Cos l0.241 i420-....Iol35 1881
Ford shead..5.s22 Clay ID do--5,7-i
Ford gam only.-..55.
- Claysmaonty 10 the Stste 5.9io. Unless
these IS some mistake about the vote Of Ross
Franklin, SC. Ford's majority viii not run very
high-ssy 1000 70 1000. The BEST and some Of
the worst Counties nave now been heard from
DIR Msm5s7, Of Coasres, El,oted
J. Dqrid T. Dung, Loco vice j. l. Fsran DO.
H. RosEaT c. scHEScE Wing reelected
" MosEs B CoSwTS Wing vice Richard :. Candy
v Emsr, D Porer. Loco wee VIM sawyer, d..
VI Roaoy1ls D,ekinsoa, Loco, reelected
VII jonathan D. Morris DO do.
K Ciayies S'os,f-sr Loco gam, vice Duncan
XII John K Mule. Loco. reelected
XII .sAMuEL vfSToN. Wing reelected
XIv..NATnAN EVANS, Wing, reelected
XVI Moses Hoaglaad. Loco, vice John .. Cumnin'
XVII Joseph Cable Loco vice George Fines
XVIII Darid h Garter. Loco, vice samuel LAIN
XIX. .JoHS CBowELL. Wing. reelected.
Xxx JosHuA r. GIpprsGs Free Soil Wing reelected
XXI JOSEPH NJ ROOF, Free Soil Wing. reelected
BUFFALO. Wednesday. Oct ll-l2M
Geauga Co-Ford, the Wing candidate, has
2,Os2 majority.
Lucas CO.. ords majority. lsi.
Mann Co.-Fords majority, 80.
P,ckapay C0.-Ford's majority, i %
Ia Ross Co. the Wings have 81 majority.
Franklin Co gives Weller 50 majority and Co
ionJl0na $50.
In Lorain the Free Soil County Ticket is elected.
Ere CO. gives / $50 Wing majority.
jefferson Co.-5O majority. Wing Senator and
Representative elected. Wing gam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
NInrkers.....s uft.Lo. Oct Il

Relsipts sfhta the Faa "A Hours--5lOO bbls Flour
5000 bush. WHEAT, 1890 do CoRN.-FLoUR wss
dun. with small sales st 81 SO 81 60. wHEAI waa
dull snd sales light CosS heavy and inclined 10
droop in prices FsEisHrs to Albany by Canal IN
rhsnve5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
AI1YGurNY COUNTY.
Hurrah for the senate.

The returns from ONO and PENNSYLVANIA viz
tuslly secure gain Of TWO Wing l. :. Senators
in place o: IV,liam Alsa Ohio, lcertsinl and
SipsoN Cameron, Pennsylvanis probably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

No CsARGE uNTiL IHs HMs f. RESTORED .--BEAts'
Hair Restorative has been applied hese terms since
1888 For those who would apply themselves, II Is Tor
sale. Office ls5 Broadway, "a door b Il meden
compound, and Is unequsled article for the 'oe'
Ladies' agency $50 Broadway ole 3leod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
EInRInA ELECTION.

RioHNoNp, Wednesday. Oct IL Pm
Accounts have been received from reliable
sources, which state that Csbells majority IN
West Florida and Madison County IS 600, IN
l con Is and Brown LEO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
Free soil Triumphant.

BfN0HANroN n 7 OCT II =
H. 6REEIkY The majority for WILsor for
Congress in SHs9uehasaa County alone is 800.
Yours, {. L. h.
This secures wnNor's reelection, probsby ~ over
Z, 200 majority Ed. T1bl
Bradford County. Penn. gives a small majority
for WIINor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

wv. d DIssRow UNDERTAKE w areroom, II f"uiu'
avenue residence $50 Bowery Orders len at ehef paes
will meet with prompt attention. He has on mana ready
made, everything requisite for furnishing funerals in'e'
procured any Of the Cemeteries IN and out Of h'
cit au3l omcoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

UNDER SHisrs. DSAwEEs ASo Socks, Al Low Pslcs,
JF saNxAY will furnish say hind Of Lsmb, Wool. M.r
no. silk and Cotton Entertainments 4, snch low price. =.
to make il to the OF purchasers to call hs esto
n.hment 40 wismst one door above Fu hon.i A,o
fine Shirts well made and cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

~ The Gufs5 Is taught by the American Musical In.
sume SOB Broadway, under the direction Of Nj H. Gao
for i've dollars per quarter, In advance The frs
lesson viii be given Friday al O'Clock Tor aides only
and At O'Clock for ladies' and gentlemen Guitar. viii Be
furnished on hire II requred n MEiGGs, Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
su3o ecsiif

NV FRulrs. SUGARS Sc-We would inform our resdsl'
ard tbs public iaJ o Fowler. 80 and 90 Green~ichni
10 yesey has and daily receiving new Rsisns
In whole half and quarter bores Malaga Grapes In sea'
Cirou, Curranls. Almonds and white and brown sugs',
freeh Teas and family groceries OF all sods, oil OF ~heh
Is Offering very lowest cash market prices Oar ocun
Try friends will had good place to buy their wu'a
store. oil n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
vh,s A..embl, Nominations.

Kssss @. / JosxrR BovCHroS OF WllauisouF ;
EpwASp w FISK Of Brooklyn; }. JosN A. CSosS, DO.
slkauy Cos RosERr II. PKUYS
CAs.sa-qzs c0-l. SIlAs FsNks' . EzESiKL B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MAGICAL sofEgEs These bs.1ufal -s,sr,..,.-'-
continued r,ghly Al The Ne~ Room. So Bro.l.s~' s-
door 20 he Broadway Theai-f They co1.ftsfs ~
most cnsfin- irslres iu ne De- of -fnr sen.1. ii =
sen day, and are se psfor'fe by M h-sui, - -
~ ne ciy Evefy oocy should pay visa % S,.-ss n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

ELgc,sr Boors-w,rKiNs Ili Fulton-st mases deci.
dedly handsomesi boots In the city, and Whist better
his boot, are durable a. they handsome We sdy's
those who really good boots, nj low prices TO ave
him a call satisfied hey win get ihs worth Of
their money OF Reod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

" Whoever wants good Gold Pen should give ne
Richeeus ina-they are unequaied for hnene'' $40
asubily, and the cheapest pen In Sold by BE
WATSON & Co. IL Wallst Gold pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

The YELLOW FEyER Although this esesse nsy -
ceased al staten Island, there 4 type 81 NE
mic Ia ali communities. u rsges ins no" ~ 49, txo
and Il seems TO have attacked Tue niger encs v one
parties Ia THIS city who very ineusnou.y coe
irg PHALoN's Chemical Hdiy bri1orator IneI cs..s
TO scrape ogether The yellow crLT and they are
whose hair they destroy the process LOOK oe nscf
The geuine article removes with certainty ,lves
and ever ipufy from :he hair uaies he roo,' -
silky 8sre the fbres and covers The neea y, rn A.
ofous and uxurianl growth The fraadleli n nigh
cOmpshes Of these things -ut IL on ne "a
~ dangerous and perniciOus See ye. az he
fellow cogntrymen. that ye have PhALoNs h1a :, he
wrappers VI The bottles, when ye purchase WV"
drgYlsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
Nyhia Nominations :.

Esho. ard Han.if, - Css-Assem5ly JOHN CuLsxEr
Of Brosdslbin. Treasurer, AsoHlsAip ANDERSON Of
fohnstovru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

PmlApELPRI, IN SLIcss. la compliance with
numerous requests have dispatched Z" Slieer
TO Philadelphia waerc be VIII make the best Of his
eyes and pen IL dissecsg that city for the er'eTsin
x,eus Apd inssrseuen Of OUT readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
Elecfion Returns.

The Whig Almsnac Tor is45 contains the Pres
idsuss Election Returns for lS44 few copies msy
be had 81 toe Tribune Oacs. Price lsi cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

~ We recommend the ladies who desire to wnts
beautiful hand Join MIR GoLDs>urH's Classes His terms
sre reduced 70 s. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

STATE ELEcTIoss.-The period Of holding mem asS
found In me Business Almansc just published ~ v o
NEs, the Advertising Agent whose Agency iof n' W.
papers ofthe country q n the TRIBUNE buAainE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12
NOTICE
OF come importance to the Public
LEARy 4 Co.'S I.
NOTICE

MOLEsklN SILK HATS
OF the finest quality snd the fashion embracing all me
improvements, and unexcaed by shy hevio
fore produced will be henceforh sold Al
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for she Manufactured
this srcle the increased facilities enjoyed for procuring
from France sad in this market, the choicest necessary
ers. and the greatly extended sales anticipated hy L.
Co warrant them In aiordng the article IS above.
LEARY & co, Hater..
su3O eodn s, and A-tof House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-12

HA1s-Ampg The msny candidates for public psfonsss'
no one 90 ce.eryng OF favor EsSLsscBEIo O7
a. His hats arc made Of the best nsterss. by ~Peno
worknen their style 10 admirable color permanent sDo
price very moderate Give him a call.