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eases tor which they are respectively recommended
Great disrcputc has attached to the Patent Medicine
business by persons claiming uHircrui power for
single givcn medicine. II i not only idle, but iIHpu
dent 10 Haunt such doctrine in the face OF an intel
laent community. 1t Is contrary 10 the very first
principles OF common sense.
t:raricnherg Vegetable Pills.
The History of the Graclenbcrg Vegetable Pill is
briefly A. follows;
The iuyrntor, after more than QuoItcr Of a Cen
hy S.us ,s satan OF tins suh'cl was led to the dis
coycry by rejecting upon the following Laws Of Ma
59rhcrc are three principal avenues by which
Nature cApcis from the body what is necessary be
p'icL thcrirom Thr.e three are the Stool, the
Urine, aud the Pores These MRst be kept i'll heal.
thy condition, or disease is certain Ia1S IS dGred,
p,Sii.re Lar and no human being can safely dlsre-
gad 1t. In addition to This, the Liver must he kept IN
order the liver IS the largest organ ~ the body, and has
some Of tine most important functions 10 fulfill. 1t
gunlcs the Bile and consequently the digestion and
the bowels. The stomach must be inyIguratcd and
made healthy. Added to all this, the strength and
OF the system must be kept mp By proper nourlsl
/ m.ut, exercise, and ret.
These are plain and simple laws; and when they
III work hannunousy,o person Is IN sound health
This position wIll not be questioned.
y Nor, rhcH ihe system IS diseased IL Is N,
Frd grand object to &c at these tUnciions at work
Joih 10 cTpei diScaSe amt 10 restore TIE heaIh =
The bowels must he opened Cleaustd sOuthed anC
strengthened the urine must be made To flow health
tally and naturally and 20 throw oil the impurities o
the blood the liver and stomach must be regulated
and above all the
Pores
must be opened and the skin made healthy. Thcs
lhnEs done, and nature will 60 to her work an,
iHdy health will sit smiling upon the cheek an,
0 ME VII be again luxury
Inc second IN The Series are the
# Graeicnbcrg Health IBIters.
These are Entirely Vrpctahle and mn. * If,llv mn,
emaaniS prepared 10y the Gracirnberg Company iron
a n'i,'u'' :" c most purifying. inygorating and heal
;, vas, toes,s n"-, Herbs and Vines, gathered in tn
l"'t '"'csls ana praIiics OF AmeTcn As n tonic
losioer OF the tone of the system am
,', 'nt S1oW complexion they are Of imlne
ulnlc "lu potent ciiracy. Taken m the snring nm
SUMNER mouths they are the mos, powert, Pen
tive OF lebnr aud agui-h Complaints p'"'''u i'e'e"
So u" by 4 ?prar , and Sherwood, Burling,o,
aud Caik, Mil Hurlbcrt and IIoI,.s WI Ayel
y +, y Green, Richmond; Field and Beach I,rsaHn
III lovel'y q Co., Charlotte Il l. futile ESsnD
IN W b. Niclr, inrsburg 4. Furguson Un,,,;,l' -
H. Z Wood, Wcsurd W, ID. Tyler Sh"IS Huu,
l.. l.. Dulchcr, ST. Adams, General Agent, sH,'
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TO Dentists

Stockton ~ Co.'S Depot for The saleof Minera
Tnil Burlington, Vermont.
Constantly receiving supplies of Bicuspd Gum
Molnr, Pivot and Plate Teeth. Also Forceps, Files,
Gold and Tin Folls EXcayatoIs, Scalors Burrs Drill
Mouds, Minors, Brushes, Called Plaster, sc
March 1917, ly THEODORE A PECK
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EeOOk Binding.

HFINfI The subscriber has received choice
49, " lot OF fancy binding Stock and will
Sa-4A-9y serve his customers and the public, with
pleasure, on short notice.
Nov. 1877. SiNTEL HUNTINGDON.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
ess,.... THE Subscriber is prepared to furnish
- Contractors with SOLID CAST IRON
-. WHEELS, for lirt Cars made from the
approved patterns and OF the best material lie
is now making szes Of 20 and 81 inches in diam
eter, and will furnish them with without AXlcs. to-
geher with the Boxes Pulcys and other fixtures
sary for dumping Cars fitted and finished for USE on
the most reasonable terms.
c. w. CONANT.
Brandon, Oct. !, 1917. 1jt
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Save YOUR Fuel!

GALL and examine Bucks air tight Cooking Stove,
~ superior To any other Stove made with Trim-
mings. Also, large Box Stoves, for heating Public
Buildings, Factories &c. Also, the Parlor r-tigh,
Box Stove, at BURLINGTON FOUNDRY.
dec u 1877
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The medicines issued by the Gracfcnhcrg Company
coiss of u SERIES, prc-cmincnlly adapted to the dis
eases tor which they ARE respectively recommended.
Great disrcpurc has attached to the Patent Medicine
business by persons claiming "neerSai power for n
single nycn medicine. II Is 10. only idle but iIppu-
dent 10 Haunt such doctrine in the face OF an incl
ha,nt community. 1t is contrary TO the very irs,
principles OF common sense.
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Methodist clergyman,

G. J. HOPKINS
Pastor of u th,s|a Hap Church, - Allen Street
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III W I'D RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
w friends, and the public generally that they have
taken the stand formerly occupied by the Senior Part
ncr, corner Of Church and College streets, Wickwarc
Building and have on hand, and are constantly re-
ceiving direct from Boston and New ok, u large,
rich, and fashionable stock of
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ThipQ-iu Philadelphia.

correspondence OF Inc AltN"AIs
PHrLADELPHIA sunday. sept 3.
The meeting OF Wings 20 ratify the nomination of
WILLIAM F. JOHNSTON as their candidate for Governor,
held AZ the Chinese Museum, last evening. was the
largest meeting ever convened within It's walls and ex-
hibed the most unhounded enthusiasm. The speech OF
Governor JOHNSTON explained the true Wing position
on an the great questions o. the day. he was tor rec
Soil Protection, and for constitutional admihl'lre
Of public Affairs without blind suDseryionce 20 tue dlc
tati0n of a mere party platform
Gov ] leaves Town tomorrow for our north eastern
counties intending TO stump the State in favor oil our
TX Gov Pennington of v }. made one Of those hap
py speeches tor which he is celebrated and said New
Jersey concurred in al. the sentiments advanced by
Gov Johnston lie was followed by 4. Coli1s Lee,
W Cost Johnson and others. II the spirit wnch mas
character zed the opening Of our campaign docs not
hag JOHNSTON viii give LoNGsrRErH meek and meek
race The nomiua ion of LOngstreth By the Loco Con
vention was effected by lIunker management and ma
competitors sorcly chagrined. Senator Cameron
has met severe blow IN the entire prOsWauon OF M
CLIQUE and I very much question If he will support
Long treth with any good viii DO not pretend 10
fn0ir however tor question whether 10 u not more
than the Hon Senator knows himself as he has re-
rnsrkable facility for shifting his position.
see ExJudge BARTON j. on the stump Tor CAss,
much my surprise for he has over and over again
publicly asserted that he should not and could n9t'
either directly indirectly lend his influence 10 the
Baltimore Ticket There probably have nneans been
found 20 cOnciliate him.
There was not much stir in the market yesterday
Flour was firmly held az s. 15a g. with some small sales
Al the former price for home there was some IN
oury tor export but no sales made public Corn Meal
sold AZ g. but the small stock In market IS now held
higher Wheat in fair demand and some small lots
were taken 10 ll2 a ll5c for good reds Corn not so
plenty some small lots picked up at o2c TOR
Pennsylvania yellow and 300 bushels prime retailing
Corn brought Sc and some holders ask o'c Tor car
zoe. afoat The Cotton market quiet. 80 bales fine
Louisiana brought time Provisions quiet but hrm
AZ previous rates Groceries n much doing. Whisky
scarce az pc for barrels
1000 sch Nav. g. '6. 80! 600 do 80 30 Le-
hieh Coal Scrip = 1000 Reading Rd, S. % Man s.
Mech Bank 23l Mechanics Bank pa 10 Phiade
pha Bank III 1900 Lohigh Mortgage bonds "a.
S-e9gd Board-lOO O. : 6s, o., lOi y Reading Rd,
I6 20 do l6i 800 Lehigh BE-, IS LOU do. 81 100
do Coal scrip, 3 2e49 do Mortgage Bonds %, .';
100 War Bounty scrip a6. 800 state =, IS, 800 Sch
Nav "a t. Boa.
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CITY ITEMS.

The SUPPOSED ROBBERY % s7,0O0.-A few
days since we noticed charge preferred by
named Re nolds against some unknown persons whom
he sad had robbed him Of the above Yesterday
however new light was thrown ON the case By the
arrest OF two old offenders named Joseph Debue and
Stephen Sherwood. who acknowledge 10 have stolen
40 overegns from the complainant which all that
the belt round his body contained and looking At
this article which Reynolds said contained 500
fegns, It plainly apparent that II could not contain
more than 800 soyereigns The accused were locked
up 10 answer the charge Of robbery while Reynolds
was sent 10 keep them company charge Of perjury.
AccIDESrs.-A child Of NJ Thutes, residing at
the southeast Of Ann and William sstur.
day afternoon fell out OF fourth story window into the
street, and thereby severely injured that it ex.
pred at o'clock yesterday morning Police man
John Munsen, Of the Sixth Ward while examining the
doors On bis post, saturday night injured con.
slderaby by falling into the area Of all non foundry at
the corner VI Resde and Centre Sta.
FfREs.--The roof Of house No III Clinton st.
was slightly damaged by are Saturday after
noon Il IL supposed 70 have originated from de-.
feet in the chimney. AT three O'Clock the same at.
ternoon fire broke gu; in the premises, No. 81
Grandst, occupied as chain mandatory by M 6.
w Fountain II was extingushsd after doing trif;nQ
damage. Yesterday twostory frame building at the
Of Madison and Chestnut st. occupied - store
and dwelling, sls0 sustained some damage By ire
IL The Common Council, after their usual
months vacation, me their duties By holding a
meeting this afternoon al FIVE o'clock
~ " The Doctor is a. the Astor House Like
other leading a, Washington, he Is enjoying the
vs4ailon onn digraat,.
~ Hon. JAMES BrcHASAy, Secretary Of State
Is al Towards Hotel
Ky The Steamer St Nicholas, which struck
upon the rocks Portchester and sunk mas been re-
lared and put in perfect running order She went up
on saturday On her drsi trip since the accident
Bitten BY 4 MAD DoG.-Two children whose
parents reside al Elizabeth 81 few doors from BFoome
art said to have been bitten By mad dog about
0 clock yesterday afternoon.
ISsASE.--A man by the name OF Ianis, WIZ
appeared to be in deranged state Of mind, found
wandering in blooming dae-rcsd. He was taken il
charge and restored hs friends BY officer Sutton.
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By TELEGRAPH to the ssw-York Tribune.
lightning In the LAW Courts.

FRANxFcHT, n.y. -eturlhlf up .
Fi-h. DAYS have been consumed IN rcading lie
positions aid examining various te.egraPhs-Nen
dali 4 Co. BROUGHT IN Morse Instrument q Ken
IT, submitted Steinhie. instrument. IN addition %
the two Columbian Instruments These ins'ru'
msn.s were ali worked and explained by Mr.
Ba-nes. one q the inventors Of the COLUMBIAN
Mr.. Barnes requested Professor Morse 70 cor
rec, an, errors Il errors bad been made ia the ex-
,'anation. Judge Monroe made sim Jar request
Professor Morse replied by stating that be had
nothing 20 say.
Messrs Morse and Kendall. through Their conn'
SCI persist ~ claiming O. monopoly %. electro mag
netisui Tor tciegruph.c purposes
OReLys counsel resist tbs claim on several
rronnds-alie-ing the want OF originality. and
frauds connected with the patent--st the same
time showing that the new Telegraph used IN The
q Reilly line between Louisville and New-Or
cans : not an infringement on anything invented
By Prof. Morse.
OReuy counse. also assert tlat the monopoly
Of general principle cannot be mainiained. as d
IS contrary to law and Justice.
The depositons and documents would already
form a large volume. The whole field OF electri'
discovery : brought IN review. and patent laws
and patent cases are stated on both sides to the
fullest extent
The great question at issue renders th'scasc one
of the most important ever ;ried IN the United
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Per,on1l NIoYernenIs.

JoHv p Hale. JoHS Van BURES and JosEPH L..
WHITE are expected 10 speak al the Free sol state
Convention az Boston Wednesday next
Gov YorSc IS AZ Buffalo snSwiil probably remain
there OF al the Fails til the assembling Of the state air.
Il Is nov said that NARrrN VAN buren, viii not be At
the state Fair al Buffalo.
Gen. SHIELDS Is at Buffalo. He reviewed the mill.
tsry now encampcd there, on Friday last.
Boor11 the Trs.edian an CHRisTYs Mnstres are
al Buffalo
YANxrE HIT j. az Syracuse. Laughing Is the order
y. the day.
Gen. PERsrTER r. SuIrH j. AZ Niagara Falls
CAVE JOHNSON was expected Al Buffalo on Friday
sAruEI LovEa j. giving concerts NJ Cleveland.
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ID I Z d.


l-ftr. nj AZ slfrry a Rrl1oni JAMES BENtEI,
llaf a james -. saf Margaret A. Aai-n.
Ol -- - ol s-rt HENRY S.. GODFREY. ag-t = Yrsrs
~ irerts snt relatives. ani samuel t 1tr.tll
brother ri " Godfrey. BE- brother sri
sf'-ri De- N-rsi lm r-tea- of BIS brother as
C.rF.ts ~ ~ D. ncacl flls si-r1oon-
Frtr -rrlrr SEt short ir~ff ni fIFr NJ
NANCY CtfnNs. l.~i 81 selrs
rhs fr-r. .ralafl1-ta rs fi- fg -1qeflr ar 90
rsa l lllsra gro trr 30 I'D lit. ll lef lts -a l-
Inrsf
o. si-arisr a,r.rf s.rf p SARAH WILLIAMS u..s %
Arlrs vrins 1a ftri@r of f- Ilfe Co. Warner f-ssssi
o. Brrslgr slnisf er-nlr o. WILLIAM -i-.t ga
1i " nu1iail. sg-l 80 i~lrs Do moths lrl flys
H. fe-is those al b. ry a. srlnsafl-r WUa- Line.
r--q-rliy get = atf-1i s.rvf- H.
Of be father. u Lr1-st1n - t--Eeel SAITH Hoyt ,l-
,eru.cn. q c1cs. farther 11tfp
Bfac<Fu q ,rUs DWIGHT .oa IL a,ls~~
A A. Eslas s1.A, Ag-d years aaa 1 zouiA..
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MustUM.-A superb BIZ! u entertainments
comes from this house to-day, presenting hosi of novel
Ties and a variety u attractions seldom to be met VIII
Among them we notice that the celebrated Major Ltls
Finger sul exhibited there and that le Sable Brokers
and beautiful le FAIRY Family give helr iniui-be
performance al g ana O'Clock.
t- Those who have taken the pains TO prepare hem
selves ia any manner 10 supply the warts NJ The people
and think worth while TO make Il known can have 81 re-
quislte Information the subject of advertising Ia the best
newspapers OF all the Giles and towns Of the whole country
PALMFR's Agency IN the Tribune Buildings aud choice
ofhe papers and districts best suited 10 various business
pursuits II may be done safely udiciously aud thorough
IT, he is authorized and empOw cred by The propre
transact tho usiness their sgent
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I'll. .. II thcv we're fault. or mistakes Of nv OWL
ko,r th.t Al this nor,cut there il no Object upon
-, a. s,,-sr-irr IL - .. II the intelligent and civil
g.f nations OF the earth this great hepunlis- -
men Ioos AZ u. al i1ei. exsmine o1r cour-e - 80
mon are anxious f0r ffv- able rcsuf - this +,
re-irnent Of Republican liberty. We are or -l-- sl-
11.or,, b. hid We cannot withdraw 0-rs'ite- r'.-l
f~oru the c0mmendsroa OF the reproacnrs OF 'nr
led world They see Us ss that star oi empire N.l
half d century ago was predicted ~ uAain- - 80
-.,r.-s 9i-h ,hev nav zee il a. a mild, placid
though brilliant orc making 10 way, a-ANa ~
who'll heavens D. the enl -htenn- and clc,rn- ~ w ~
kind ard Mt meteor u fire and blood terry -- ''
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Fc, '.more hssfhen fLan Turk
,tl., 80. The nui{.c and his neighJOy

Who zoos the public and his heghD0r'
r. e-on ally The c0unferfe-rs u PHALoSs Chem
r. sir invsorstor o. rob both the pubc aud Dir. Pst
os Nav worse than batthey not only obtain mooe, an
de- "a - prefepces bu give poioa m return. Hence
OF importance % hat he druggists supply you Win 70
articls endorsed PHsioss CHEMICAL HAIR ISvC0RAi@f
none Oher being genuine
~ SAUNDERS DsEssisc Cases FAScY CUrtEaY AZ
T0LEr ARTICLES, Al lI Broad way, corner Of LibcfVs
aud Isl Broadway. The Subscribers respectful y cal ~
attention u Tee public 10 their collection II toilet afee,,
which In point Of variety IL not eqga ei 10 IBIS city ins
selected With he greatest regard 10 q1aNy and - -
cases warranted Their assortment u fancy cutlery -
braces all the latest styles Of Rodgers Sons pen Ah'
nt+tles, batOn-hO0ks and other articles for 0ei
ANY OF which have never heen before imported fora
dressing cascs Of the subscrhers' own nsnuiacurs
Cases are Of be most compact forms, couainn. oitiu
ces 4 The best quality, hey are sckn0"ied ~ wv
Ing gent emen 20 he superior lo hose imported ,,.v
su)l Il q. sAtSDkRsS son. ~ an 81 bfos'"''
FEvFR And AcUE.-One bolIe OF Dr.. CVNAi>ss hensy
IS warranted any of ague and lever psItiy
uc money Will he returned. As tonic and
Of III. system for oss OF appetite. general n
dyspepsia has equal Sold al 81 Ninth ss evsn' N,
Avenue ID ana ThiId-sl al y Beekmanst and 81 ~
Ion-s,. Brooklyn. Pr.cs 81 per bottle az" -"
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Yellow Fcyer-the Health of the city.

MAYORS OFficE, sept = lri-.
Atameeting OF the Special Committee OF the
Board II Health held this day the Committee have the
satisfaction 70 state their fellow citizens that as far
as they have been able % ascertain. case OF yellow
fever exists ia the City and that on the report OF
toe Captains OF the Police OF the various Nards and
the Re- eiser of Deaths. the Committee know the Cry
% be healthy In n extraordinary degree
The deaths in this City from the 81 July - %eth
August. l-il were ID 40
From 81 July ~ 26ih August ISIS we're .-----. So.1
showing decrease in favor Of the present year Of 60i
The report received from the Health ONCE AZ staten
Island H. ihs, D new cases have occurred, % which
ne OF a mild and Of a severe character
The public may assured that the Committee viii
note every fact coming 10 their knowledge. either OF
spread u the disease Of character calculated ~
affect the interest or health of their fellow citizens
" F. HAyEMEYER, T R. HIBBARD, Chm
CLARKsON CROLTUs. WM ADAMS.
THO. DE- FORREST
The Special Committee Of the Board OF Health re-
commends the following to the particular notice Of
physicians
Article 3D. te Of an &c, relating 10 the Public Health
Rcriiof sf1fafss, Vol. J, p ~
10 shall be the duy ~ each prsccng pny7c az N ne Cy
OF New York make report writing 10 the Mayor, in7
Board OF Health either n The Commissioners OF Heath
Of every patient he hal have sborng under yellow, bill
Gus NAB gnsnt Other pe-ten or Infectious levers
between the Isl day of Mag and the s day Of November "a
auy yesr, &c ids he tar
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Cnnrf Cnlcndnr.. .TnIs DAY.

serr,ss This Court el pr1 fma. sni si4n %
Monday next tcCn l boz devoted 10 tsumeni' add ,Pp
Cou~os the of the Superior tpnn ~ 1H1
room. unasrro. erir. Par lNo- D. s. 2. y, %, D. Us ~
ig Pat ll.-Nos 3 o. o. q. l0, u. ~, TO- a. ,0
f,s.f.r fsrnr--N Ma 4 % IS inlusrr
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III A r z LED

ssturasv afternoon Seq !. 6g Re- william strn Captain
WILLffM EDWARDS I. M-s ELIZABETH q. SERGEANT ol
CIV.
o. Clln'r De- Tl--aJ 1ar1ar ti- ssh ty Rev VI
B--a- NJ George =" Pea % LocsPor % NJ Alma l. daughter
of T. Re- f.l oi PIE iar-.er piil-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

KENyEBFc AND FRANNLiN CoNGREssioNAL
DfsrRicr. MAlNE-IIon MosEs SHERHuENE Of
Phillips. is the Loco-Foco nominee for Represent
alive 70 Congress from this District.
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NEW-IORk TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY. sEPTENBER


The Wig Electors Of the >tsf- u NeF-l OH are n ~
81 20 meet d. e- respective Assembly Distress ara AZ
-. . D..sy,-e IRON, each District 70 sreud STATE
coNv.yT1OS which W. s..enh.e Ia The Cry Of Urea
o., THrssa.y the ph day u September next or me rrI-
oose II nominating candidates Tor The oficss OF 1''r''
Leutens1tG Governor. Canal Commissioner ani >a'7 IS
on I-specor and aso 70 noinnse College Of i'so' "
President and wee President Of The United >iaie-
JOHN l. SCHOOLCRAFI, J
JAMES HORNER, Anahg.
JAMES KIDD.
HENRY HANNOR, TROY
IL GRAND 2 CANNON,
JANIS : THAYER Newly orS
c P KIRKLAND. Urcs-
c HAWLEY. BlFaio.
B-if5 Sf1'e Celrai Cc-rinef
~ TIE -eversi Distrc Conventions are req.es,sq ~
,nrort an ecieni Cesirsl COMMITTEE, ana ualsH. r"
n't.i1e. 10 the Sts.e Committee ~ Albany
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y It is scarcely necessary for US e. call par
ticular attention to N. WEBSTER speech which
we give la full IN todays paper
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Arri,nl OIL : Troops. &c.

PHILAuELFIuN sunday. sept j-lJ +. W.
The steamer Herald arrived at this port from
Norfolk to-day She experienced ON the passage
a severe gale and lost her masts Two regiments
Of soldiers from Brazos also arrived. There Is
nothing of importance from the South
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shooting Case

PIuLADELri fiA. sunday. sept 3.
An ARRAY took place at Southwark early this
nlorninr. dunn- which John Hoffman shot John
Dillon With a revolver one bali passing through
az another lodging in his Lex. Hoffman escaped,
and Dillon was taken 20 the Hospital and provided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

~ FRANCIS CLEAyELkND. Editor of the Ports
mouth Democratic Enguncr has been nominated
By the Hunkcrs Of the With District ct ONO rs
a candidate for Congress. Gen. JoHN l.. TAYLOR
Is the Wink incumbent and nominee iorreelection.
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- We are again compelled for want Of room to
potp5ne toe publication Of interesting letters hom our
European correspondents u. B. and " C. \ D.
Ssv.r. other articles Of importance are sss crowded
oft We .han make room for then ~ soon a' posi-
be. We have also on hand sketch Of speech de-
lverea by SIR GOWN In Ohio. on the 2tth ult which
-. ~ N ,.-hI..L m his ercnlnr.s TIll.ne.
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The steamer Igasiagi9s may be expected TO-
dav. with one ortwo days later news from Europe.
We shall give j, to the public Immediately on her
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nRnnkI.YN AFFAIRs.

CAuGur.-Oiaccr Higgins, ON Saturday night
succeeded in discovering the whereabouts and arrest
ing Joseph Buckley the sailor who on Friday afternoon
last made a desperate attomp 70 take the life of Nrs
CAROLINE Winaui OF No 33 stltcst by dlscharging a
loaded pistol with ball at her head, sud when would
doubtless have proved fatal but tor the circumstance OF
having silver plate the very spot where the ball
struck The accused convicted To jail to await m
examination.
COMMON CoUNcIL--Thc Board OF Aldermen
will resume their weekly sessions at o'clock this al
ternooa in one OF the rooms devoted TO the Mayors
ONCE in the new City Hall, their own Council Cham
Der not yet being ready tor their reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

- Hon. Judge KELLER, OF Van Buren, Co
Michigan. leading Loco Foco Of that State, has
come out agaius, LEwIs CAS-, who seems to be
dstracting the party in that region of country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

- COOPER X WArsoN OF Lower Sandusky,
i the Barnburuer candidate for Congress IN the
With District Of Ohio. now represented by Ro-
dolnhus Dickinson. Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-04

Ar,sllar rsefos Of this Committee vii be held on Tues
.y evening sept s. g. O'Clock, Al he Broad"ay House
~ order. PHILIP HONE. Chairman.
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