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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12
ID r,s fsy FOR PRESIDENT, nj ,.- ta -r
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Democratic Central Taylor Cossl.
r 4 m1ttees t.... ......-

Hoo John c Bucher. OF Dauphin county ..t
Hon John N Real. OF Philsd-lphis city
Hon Richard vsnx '"''a' do -.' do '-i
Robert Allen Esd .ri do ar,fI do 9. ,s
Andrew Miller, Esq Philadelphia county
Samuel D Patterson Esq Montgomery county
Franklin vsnzant, Esq Bucks county '''-."
Joseph Lewis ESQ Chester county l..r -r
Dr. William Gray, Delaware county s.-..-.
Henry w Smith, Esq Bcrks county
Hon Ellis Lewis, Lancaster county ' '"' '
Charles w Hegins. Esq Northumberland co
Hon John Sny.lrr, Union county ..,.....,. ...
Col James Burnside, Centre county
Robert 7 Fisher. Esq York county
Oliver Watson ir Esq Lyeomlng county
Gen Mor-hesd. Allegheny tounty ..I...
Col Israel Painter, W-stmor-land county
Thomas Power, Esq Beaver county
Hon Edward HerricE, Bradford county f-..
Hendrck B Wright, Esq Luz"rn. comfy ..
Francis w Hughes. ESQ Sthuylkill county
James l.. G,llis, Esq Elk county A
James Peacock ESQ of Dsuphiu county ...
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

THE iRos TRApE,-The Pudrrs employed al,
the PhGn'xville Rolling M.ls, held meeting a
few days ago, to take into consideration the pro.
posed reduction Of their wsess, Of which one
months notice had been siveo them BY the
Company Areduction- Of wages h,s been ef-
feeted in some Of the machine shops Of PottsvilIs
borough. a. .r ,-- ,.,.l .,..,s.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

EsopNous Invoar OF BRsApsrvyY.
mated oneially that during the ye'
months, between Jane 90, 1896, enc
S, is47, Great Britian had TO import
to the suormo's smouut OF thirty IA
and q half Of pounds sterling say {
ssd sirty. A~ millions Of dollar,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12


, CANADA Tho Canada papers
give out int,mations of annexation
Uuiied States. which, whether done
the Conservative party or not, she
probability OF such . step iorms q
thought 10 the minds of q number.
real Courier even goes sn far as 10
paration IRON the mother country,
lablishment Of q republic, or annexa
United States. are questions which
political parties in Canada. Demo
evident. is making . slow bnt sure
that country, and one day will proba
what spPssrsnow 10 b only . polite
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

Tnr wnrAr Cnor Or iss7,-Aeeo
returns made to the Pstsat Ofies.
crop Of isS1 was Ill. $50. 900 Of bash
to 30, 7ea. 900 barrels Of Aour. or {
bsrreis more than in ie4e. and NOR
barrel Of 6osr fof every man, woma'
in the United States, I'd
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

Col Fasnosr.--h is understood that the
Court Martial in the Case of Col, Fremont, have
found him guilty merely off disobsdienes OF Of.
d'"-No soub, the Presidsn, viii Iemi, the
sentence.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

No TRrArr OF PrAcs-Mr. Buchanan has sta.
ted, most urq"alhedly, that no treaty Of peace
has been received at Washington. and that no
project or memoranda on the subject has been
received from Mexico. - 'ae@ r1.- et
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

NAvAL.-com. s!oat took command OF III.
Navy Yard and station At Portsmouth, Va, on
Thursday week, in place Of Com Ke.rney, rs
lesved at his own request. eit 'a s54.,ips.a
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

ArsoNrxIsrs by rHE GovEsSpR CHARLES
Frsley, to be Associate Judge Of Setuy kill eoun
", George G LeiPer, to be Associate Judge for
Delaware county
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

GsH. Pmacs AND IsE Wnr PoiEsxsa In
the course Of Gen aPietes's late speech st Con.
cord N. H., ,bsrsnsrksd that he bsd 10 seirset o.
pinioss be had formsrly snteIisised end expses.
sed in relation to the military academy st west
Point. He was nov Of opinion that the city OF
Mexeo could not have been entered the way il
IVES, but for the science and ip;slligenes in the
military sfairs Of the ofhesp Of the old army.
mostly from West Point.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

.CHLoRoyoRx ~ raE U S ARMr-Tbs Sur.
geon General Of the army Of the United States
has forwarded supply Of Chloroiorm to the ar.
mice Of the United States. for Hospital Purpo.
ses.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

GGSERAL ScoIr.-It is sseertained beyond a
doubt, the Washington Wing says, tha: General
Scott has been recalled at his own request, and
he will return Immediately amer the adjourn.
men' Of the Court of Inquiry, which has been
changed from Perote to Puebla tsHa-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

ELECTION OF u. S SENATOR Pierre Soule
(Dem.) has been elected 10 the U. S. Senate by
the Legislature Of Louisiana, for six Yeas. from
the 4th Of Match next, when the term Of Hon.
Henry johnson tWh's) will expire. The choice
VAS effected on the third ballot. Soule receiving
6s. and Duncan F. K.nner twhie) 81. Mr.
sou'e made very favorable impression upon the
country At the last session Of Congress
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

SIMuLTAsEous TkMrkRAxcE MKEIISGs.-The
friends Of the Temperance cause should remem..
ber that the period is approaching for the annual
simultaneous temperance meetings throughout
the country. The twenty second OF this month
10 the time for holding them. and arrangements
in accordance have been made in Phla city and
county These meeting, have greatly promoted
the cause OF temperance, and the revival OF them
will give renewed impulse to the work. They
will doubtless be well attended.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

CHEAr Posr.eE A public meeting has been
held in Boston in reference 10 cheap postage, and
The meeting came 10 the conc iuson that the rates
Of postage ought 10 be as follows Two cents
on each haliounce letter, IL prepaid. and double
postage il not prepaid; one cent on all uewspa,
pe!s and like rate OF postage on other printed
matter. -...
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

Coon MovsMKsT "A bill has been intro.
dueed into the New Jersey Legislature "foI the
preservation of newspapers" which authorizes
the clerks of counties to subscribe and preserve
in bound form all the newspapers published in
them. No better general OF local history can
be found than the newspapers, and in future
years As matters Of reference they are iLvalu,
able. r-r EGs II 20 ra He'.... .. -
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

FIrSp IN HrsAs SHARE "A man near Men.
don Illinois, is charged With starving his own
mother 10 death. The mans name 10 Jesse r.
Hull, and the statement is. that for some esuse,
supposed to be merely TO release himself Of the
burden Of keeping her, he shut his mother Up In
. cole room. snd kept her without food until she
literally starved to d-sth-having 6rst gnawed
the paper from the walls
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

Iowa UsasrRrsssIEp-Iow 10 likely to &c
unrePrssented sgs in in the U. S, Senate, in con.
sequence Of the violence Of party feeling in the
Legislature. A letter from Iowa city says an
attempt to 60 into an election had again failed
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

% Snow Last Saturday morning old mo.
th-r Earth appeared in a new suit Of snow, white
robes. When she drew on her night slip in the
evening. her face was exceedingly dirty and dis
agreeable. and her whole appearance was sloven.
" in the extreme. Mech TO our surprise and
delight she slidsd from her covering OF darkness
as pure and spofless as il fresh from the hands OF
her great Architect. We congratulate Father
Winter and Jack Frost on their success They
appear TO have oversight themselves this year, !,
and have just shaken of their Iethargy and gone
into the cold weather business with q will The
last two months have been more like the spas
modic efforts OF old winter in combat With young
spring. than the oserpo~erine of autumn by the
icy gasp Of young and vigorous winter. We
are r-joced that be has at length aroused him
self, and hope be will keep deep suit Of white
on Mother Earth. during the remainder Of his
reign. 9. al. ga .#..s... .... r.... -a ..r..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

kentpcky, Tennessee, ana iodiana. ehIc', Gen.
Butler co""'ndcd 10 ms c"ye The meesles.
the mumPe' ano 'he d'"H' os.s are tbe psevs'.
ling Diseases. end N an average, one.hslf the
men IN the tour rev''nen's ere unnt Tor cnty.
4, we nave en'ws'o dav 'f"n Qneretaro. Ana.
ty'. VINO ~'s e''c''" r'e''''"' aver S"n's h"'
| ""s'r''R"''""' "'' e'"' "''' W "Hce' '"e 'e'm
""V'ng eHp''r"' ""' rens rens' oy HRW o'
"' "tnce ~ N"''' '"-''r"' ~ present u''' 'ne va
''"' '"a" ~ W. oe" p'rc'e" r'eso-n'-'e
~ WI" s"' WV wv '"I'"e" "
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WV .s''N' ~ ""',a' NY 'Se"pp'
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49, ~,
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''H.n" - T'h''f''
CRY OF Nryrco Jan. Ia. 1919.
On Monday las, tn. commander in chief wa.
informed Of movement drsigned here TO at.
tack the qnsr,ers of the officers of the army and,
u possible, I" take 'hcm prisoners or kill them.
The plan was. that the pophla,inn. or so murh
OF II ss could br induced To take part in the
conspiracy. shond rise. sn,i. ss.isted BY q bsiy
OF guerrias. which were to enter the 6 " ats
certain hour. make The stuck. Durinp the day.
the c"mrnander in,chhf informed all the chief
oflicrrs Of the Intended attack. designated tslly.
ing points for the d,fI.rrn, regiments. and made
every disposition necessary ,o defeat the ipsnr.
rec,ion. A. nigh, ecsrcrIy a Mexican was In
BE- seen in the streets, show,ny ,ha, tho whole
population had knowl.dge of what was IN he.
attempted. The prpcau,inn alop,,J !, ;s sno
posed, prevented an ar,cmp. In cxecn,e tho
plan. The projectors Of The instruction were
either blind 10 the fleet. ~ their pl,n. or t,e.
seeing them. must have bcon utterly reckless
ss TO the consequences which would resul, 10
| their own coun,rvmep. Gr if tho ,,,emn, had
been made, there is no, an officer in tho .,mv
not excepting the mander in chic, h;mseIf
who could have restrained the troops from sack.
| ing the ci,y.
During the night, Lieut. Baker nf the 9Th
indiana regiment. COMMANDING a pa,,c,.. came
| in sight Of two carts ncsr the pI.zzs dc Tor,,
in the southeastern on :, of IN. ei,y. ono Of which
containing one hundred nd Of arms. no c,o,u
| red :; the other he was unable to come up with
before il was plncnd in cnncea,men, Whether
Car Got, h.. A., "a i
.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

A NEw CAxnipAIE IN rHK FisIp The Whigs
OF Fauquier county, in Virginia bnv- met 10 sp.
point delegates TO the Wing State Convention Of
the 22d February. They have nominated Mr.
Andrew Stewart, of P-nnsy lvania. the champion
Of the protective system. as their Vice President
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

" WHIc NAIIoSAL CosvKsIios The whis
members OF Congress held a rsucus on the Sd
inst They decided on meeting at Independence
Hail in the city Of Philadelphia. on the 7'h day
Of June next. t '' .4t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

MARYLASp U. s. SESAIoR The election of
United States Senator was gone into by The Mary.
land Legislature, aid the Hon. James Alfred
Pearce was duly chosen. TO serve for six years
from the 4,h March, :st9
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

Vein Of stone coal has been discovered near
Nazareth, at = place called Black Rock How
rich the vein is, as to thickness and quantity,
cannot be seen as yet. Should it prove to be
great, it would be 4 considerable benefit to the
village Of Nazareth, as it is only seven miles to
Easton. where II could be shipped on the canal.
for either Philadrlp phia or New York
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-12

MuRprR ~ PoTrsviLiE About midnigni, on
Sunday last, some sort of momen'ary collision
occurred between Jacob Garret and young man
named Bertsh. in the street. II was bu, an in.
stant, and Garrett was mortally stabbed a. the
II was done so quickly, that two persons in com
psny could not observe the act The wounded
man ran about one hundred yards, fell and soon
expired The supposed p-rpctra,or was arrested
aud held 10 bail -. -.'...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
Tbing-in Philadelphia.


core fNlll' NE "a lht Aft"tH'
PHI ADErPIA sunday, Sept 10.
The schooner Join Cashier which was reported
10 have been on FIRE and abandoned on the @'ih NJ
outside Charleston. : C. sfrised ht that port on
Tuesday last ID good order. She sailed from mere on
the -Gth ulf under the command OF Capt coicEs anu
discharged her cargo in good condition
The operations In the mar sets yefteTlay were 70
limited extent - parties Were mostly waiting me ~
cept q their letters the demand FOR Flour was most!
OF speculative character. 100 b5ls good stra gar
brands sold a. -. which = nov the general ASKING
rule Corn Meal j. scarce and wanted ~ - -. rye
Flour has been sold AZ si25asf3i;. Wheat has adj
vincei and some 900 10 5000 bush. prime southern
brought 1850 fair l-] Corn = without movement ana
the market firm sales reported az , cts Tor yellow
Osts-Southern sold a. 20 IS cts Cotton duh and no
sales made public In Groceries there are no changes
70 notice and sales are moderate. Provsions-Salisd
Meats have an up1ari tendency Mess PORK sold IN
small lots a. 81. si2 per Dbl. Prime : held e.
81; Whisky i now held drmly a. : cts
SaLEs or SrocKs-F Frs B,drf-2fo C';y 6as. 81,
60 = 50 Norrisiown RI, II l25 Reading RI l6,
DO lti % Lehi,h Coal : zip. >. 300 DO - lOvJ
Schuylkl Nav 6s O. 8. 1000 Reading kH, mort
bonds. %. 5 Peuusy wanna RR, 9
Ssco1d B0lrf-l penna Bank. 267 900 Reading o,
=, 2i2 Lehigh Interest - loo Treas Notes, -
1884 1900 Lehigh Mort Sc ~ 1000 Schyl Nav o.
&c. 3 eco City s. 80, 81 l,5ij state -, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

IL n,a~,tp Sarah Sands for Lig,voo-R-v Pulp Bartlett
lady children hscsy lady spd ohea Of
C0neeicui James Burnett Jamaica ar Barn Ne Yon N A.
b-nbah Germany Mil. Engsni Thomas Peppefae yag .
DR. Burgess Scotland Mf and Ms Thompson Enssad. fae'
Fmure.
IL R,am5tD Far0n for SaranHok Havsra and Nse OisaH-
schsr Root Scott J Lard Misses Meta Pfusch Anoe
Dasshers, Anne Kuss Mrs John Barrett Nes.rs H9~r
Roberts. Petty. g Alien Lsney, II Hooe l. BgA1
John stefeisun!S FOr HdrGHaDnn Ie nJ.rer DonJ -
gay, Mr. Baneo NJ Posass, Phtney, NJ. fionard DE
Hu~rts bofeda. Emile fal~r jose Carhss ' 1sr-ft O
Colsi-- Kamsn Pesars Henry Boeltu Geo Wson. Charles ~
m0issi0ue, Thomas Caudy R~nd- Dies Or,t- ie'~ro
L. For Nt'c OrioonsW w Thompson. lady, ana chdfep ~
ser' Waefmt1 lady, children and -et Carers. ay "a
chd joseph Sheppard sd, Mr- Bailey srA Csp sre
W Hs0ari e gnonrst Jne Where Lsb.ns Iaomi. Ar
,sl. Joha Knight W irt. ksward Doostsffy WonsnJ
l. Psas- VIE child add -~fsf Larss JAten.F h.thoa
Fsst,, c smith, John Hahn jones nMssferSo Iotsi 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

~ Hon HORACE MANN declines reelection
10 Congress and declares that he will take part in
the pending Presidential Canvass. He adds
Prom my brief acquaintance too, with Congressional
life have also found that the adequate performance Of
the duties OF the humbest member of the House,
requires talents and atanments far greater than any
that possess"
If the Foote's, Bowlins, etc who make up so large
portion of every Congress and do sl larger share of
lis talking could be persuaded to borrow little of this
modes,y II would be blessed thing for the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

TEE STATE FAIR.--We had hoped to attend the
Agricultural Fair at Buffalo last week, but the
fates were adverse-or rather, the navigation on
Lake Superior and the St Mary's is quite different
from that of the lower Lakes or the Hudson. The
boats above Macknac start when they are ready
aud run as they CAM So we reached Buffalo ex-
actly too ate--on Thursday evening just after the
Fair closed. But the universal and decided opn-
ion there was that no greater L air as ever held
in the State whether we regard the articles ex-
hibited or the people in attendance. In Horses,
some thought the Fair Of last year equal to this ;
but in Cattle this was far superior; and so IN
Dairy Products, Sheep, &c. The show of Agricul-
tural and Household Implements was most graft
iying. We hope yet TO publish the notes of an
eminent Agriculturist who was close and capa-
bic observer throughout.
The popular attendance may be inferred from
two facts. Coming in from the West, the evening
the Fair closed, we met seven steamboats, going
out black with people and yet it was hard to
find aIspare bed in any public house. And on the
second day the money taken for single tickets
amounted to TA,ce Thousand Dollars evincing
that twenty -four thousand persons must have paid
their shilling each on that day alone, though great
portion OF the attendance is on season, family and
members tickets, free passes to exhibitors, their
assistants &c.
Hon. john c. SPENCER, IN the Annual Address
gave a mastery reply to the Free Trade essay of
Hon. Silas Wright read in his stead by Hon. John
Dix at the last Fair. We trust soon to lay this
Address before our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
Healthy Natures riches, Offering.

From her nelds hnd efeaihltls Ofuukhts
~ Foss's CoNPoUsD EXTRACT OF YELLOW Dock end
s,RsAPARLLA removing disease in every In which
Alternative or restoring medicine have avail, may Justly
be considered the highest boon ofman to man.
Foss's COMPOUND from he time twas nrsl recommended
aud used has It's course to endless renown Tesno'
mails are to be obtained in all sections Of this City respecting
ts rapid efficiency Of diseased blood-in,ena tn
aammaton consumpnye habit debllity-darrhea-d,s
epssbniousuess-rush o; blood to the head aso In te
vers Of infammstory malignant eharacer-rheumeusm
which SO tormen and ssps the energies OF the body-hsed
or beating pain In the ehest-norvous iHiiabiy-how %
spirits succeeded by corresponding depression-severe and
constant headache-aud all eruptons Of the skin.
Every botls Of shs VITAL RE.roRER is guaranteed
~ See advertisement in another column.
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail, by GEORGE fo
Phsrmaceutst 1893 spring-st one door from sullyans-
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, 600 Broadway A H.
Cough Co l49 Fulton-st 205 Bleecker-sI, A. L. Win
ship, II East Broadway, n. Y. Phee O. per bottle VI six
bottles for SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
Clay Committee Of Nine.

Resoioed That Committee Of Nine be appointed by
the President Of this meeting OF which ne snail oe one
which shall be authorized confer with our friends IN
ober uarts of the STATE FOR the purposes Of completing
an entre Electoral Ticket said Committee are also
authorized 70 make arrangements for the call OF future
meetings and generally 10 act In al matters calculated
20 give force and efficiency TO the objects and purposes
Of the meeting"
In accordance with the above resolution, the
following persons appointed 70 constitute ths'
Committee, and their names are published as
directed by the meeting at Vauxhall on Thursday
night. in The Tribune Of Monday morning
DUDLEY sELDEN, JAMES X, MOOD'
DAvID GRAHAM WM ADAMS
DicT0r JIs'1 DIAN EVAN GRIFFITH
ID. A. MUIR, WILLIS HALL.
ABRAHAM PARDON, jun.
The above Committee VIII meet tins evening
at o'clock, at Constitution Hall, Broadway.
Punctual attendance is required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

s,NDs's s.RsAFAsiLLAr4e exposure and irregulsfyot
diet which necessary eonconlSnis Of msny si'ds OF
business are fruitful Of cuisneous and slsno1lI
diseases Persons subjected 10 such exposures ana egu'
arles frequently experience sweings of The glands Of ne
neck chest and sometimes these break ana give rise 70
troublesome and unseemly ulcers called scfoaous In
other nsauccs obstinate inaaamaons Of the eyes Of tie
ears and erupuons Of the head the ccnseeuence'
Those individuals whose occupations render them peculiarly
liable to such diseases, who have constitutional preds
position thereto will End s.NDss sarsapsriAs an admirable
preventive or ifhey actually suffering under these 1
any similar msses speedy. safe and certain remedy
bote taken occasionally viii generally keep the skin aesh
and glands OF disease and regular course VIII Win
equal certainty remove NJ already developed.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A b3p
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, Ioo Fulton corner cf"insn
a 97s Broadway and n Fast Broadway, New-Yors sold
also by Druggists generally shrcu bout tho Ur1ed s'a's'
Price 81 per bottle or sir houes 'or As.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

VERMoST.-We might give some farther re-
turns, but will not in the present crowded state of
our columns, since the general result is known.
Suffice it that the State is doubtless Wing by its
usual vote, aud is morally certain, as between the
three nominated candidates, to vote for Taylor
unless Gen. Cass should desst from distractIng the
Democratic party aud allow his scattering vote to
concentrate on Van Buren,. Should that be done,
the November contes, will be close enough to ex-
cite some farther interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11
BROOKLYN AYFaIRs

The EARTHQuAKE.-The two shocks OF earth
quake which were so generally observed in New-York
On Friday evening, distinctly felt by many indi-
'idnAis IN this city particularly upon the Hshts The
nrst shock was prolonged tremor the second which
followed In fe~ seconds Of very short Duration
The ar was serene and tranquil the time not .in.
&c cloud being visible. while luminous line resem
bang the milky way extended from the moon north
e,stery. The general description given of the sound
attending the shocks IL, that 10 resembled that of
heavy carriage rolling the pavement Others again
compared IL 10 heavy body falling upon the housc-top
shaking the house, and prolonsng the sound Of the
Conclusion.
y The Lieut.. Commanding on board the Y S.
brig Heela Is N w. Drake instead OF A. 7. Monroe as
was recently stated By The latter gentlemen 10
Acting Master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

WISCONSIN JuDIoIARY.-The Judges elect of the
Wisconsin Circuit Court met at Madison, the cap
ital of the State on the 2sth ult TO draw lots for
their terms of office and elect of their number
Chief Justice. We learn from the Mliraukee SEN
tinel that MIR. ALEXANDER w. Srow was unani-
mously chosen Chief Justice. Mr. Stow was for
merry resident of this State, and is brother Of
Hon IL j. Stow OF Buffalo.