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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

ReloPf' rnhr iie Pag p hoV'-FtovR l5'1O Dds
WHEAT. u,700 bushels CosN 1900 bush BAILEY.
Il i00 busheis-There wss DO change in FLOUR sna
sales were light WHEAT-ssies OF 2ooO ousnei' Gen
esee were made At - cts BASLEY-sales OF 2''eV
bushels were made 81 40 cts There was no change
in other articles.
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Nhig General Coumuee have engaged = room = ~
Broadway No up stairs ~ which .nrir inens- lJu- @
o.n,v sre invited 10 alieDd for purposes cfsn-col in
the ensuing election and for the distribution Oh s
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By Telegraph TO The Aew.iOrk Tribune


Markets ...... BUFFALO, Oct -
Reea-i. eitln ne past q H0ars.-FLorR, 5000 ools
Wheat. 81. 900 bushels Com 1900 busheis-Ihere
was no change in FLOR and the market was inactive
wHr,r-ss.cs Of : 600 bushels were made Ohio At 20
ct. CoRS--ae. Of 900 bushels made At = cts
FRE1eH1s stil havs an upward tendency
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Committee.-The Committee Of Arransemsns BON tais
Committee for the Ratification Meeting a. VsuXhsl Garden
IN he nth net VIII al the Broadway House on
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct D, al o'clock to finish up
the business By order. K. D HOLMES, Chairman.
r. Jaours }secretarie, e..
n l. CT ~
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witnesses OF Jury through whose fundamentally he
had been conyictsd should suffer any insult in conse
susnee and requested Mr. Potter to give this desire
nj nublirttv po.sll!e
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

EXcURsIoS.-On Wednesday accompany Of FIRE.
men called the Constitution Volunteer. No :, passed
through the principal Of the city with coors
aying and music playing their way to the cars Of
the Long Island Railroad which were to convey them
to Hampstead on target excursion
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AUSTRIA.
.ufrn. nfssttsnEa

Very alarming report, prevailed IN raris to-day
from Austria courier from Viensn - said TO have
arrived with intelligence that the city bombarded
by Imperial troops and that the palace Of Schoenbrunn
was burned The Government, however. had not re-
oeived any such accounts and the news was not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
To N. Ealtar Of The TrL5nae

To me Editor y The Tribune
Tho above is from days Courier aHd I'm
girer A. the Editor does not seem to know all that
the small portion in the District have done to pro-
mote personal interests al the expense OF the cause
.hal state that the persons chosen to nominate can
didae for Congress feel conscious that they have
BETRAYED the trust reposed in them by the people that
they shrink from meeting their outraged constituents
They had called meeting 70 ratity their nomination At
the North American Hotel and had engaged ne Saloon
of that Hotel for that meeting tor this "wednesday
evaning Atter the meeting Of the friends Of W r.
Robin.on had agreed TO abide by the decision OF the
Ratification Meeting as called and had appealed from
the treachery OF the Delegates 70 the ndeity OF the
People some those engaged in the business went TO
the proprietor and Cancelled the engagement Tor the
room saying they intended to hold the meeting IN
Chatham. square They afterwsrd came to the con
clusion that they would hold it away At the extremity
OF the District where Is supposed great many people
may be go, 10 ratify from around the docks not mem
bers OF the party voters in the District Is It not
an acknowledgment Of guilt when they shrink away
from the light of large hall in the center Of the Dis
trict 10 the darkness OF moOnless outdoor meeting on
one side of IT, Now the friends Of the person deslg
mated BY the people their choice by the pledges oil
majority OF the Convention-W /. Rooinson-nave
made propositions perfectly TAR ana honorable As
last erOrt 70 produce hhHoHgf sua' 4aN' t,O
positions any one of which think can pledge Mr.
Roh,nsons friends 20 abide by
The friends OF Mr Robinson and Mr. Underhl 10
designate each three these SIX TO choose An umpire
both parties 10 abide by the decision OF that body.
o. 4 iair meeting Of the Wing voters OF the District
~ he hold in the saloon OF tue North American Hotel
the regularly agreed upon place OF meeting. where
there will ne liz g. fair play and order The house to
be divided and the person having the majority TO be
supported by all Wings OF the District
B. II an outdoor. darkness meeting be insisted on
let the friends OF both candidates be called together
let Walter Underhill and W E Robinson each address
the meeting and then without any other speakers
divide the assembly and the person having the major
It's 10 be the candidate.
II of these propositions are accepted the People
Will Judge who are the small portion that 90 Tor
personal interests" Mr. Robinson has taken no part
In this controversy lie mas discouraged all resistance
but I c-n pledge hts soqu~scence 10 any one OF the
above three propositions, u made 70 him any time
before Thursday evening
vorrE or rUg nfsrRTCT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ The GERMASIA SocIErY's CoscERr last
nigh. was listened TO BY crowded house. They were
moe, warmly received and in compliance with the
general request, will play again in Brooklyn tomorrow
evsninz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

" The Catholic Church at Chicopee, having
been greatly enlarged and improved. and beautiful
marble altar placed therein il TO be opened for dedca
ton, the Sacrament and continuation by Bishop Fi,z
patrick, from Boston the 2s<h inst Springfield Rep
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ASIA MINOR

cs.e. of Cholera in Berlin Ole of which ernin.ie
fatally 302 reported az cured snd 800 still doubtful
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DIED.

oaTa--ay 'sh a',la, cHALEs FREDERICK s1AGG. m he
16il y-ar of
H. r,v.. ID. f-ass Of h. fanny are .sv,-t 20 attend b.
r ftraf la--lr ~ -
4. Pa..4.lsa, ca 20. LET r' a ca.aaPtnn ASsA HIrCH
lstos. ss>1 % "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ Those aides who would wish 20 purchase ehesp Dr7
foods ana aihe sane gsta good sriee will DO v.l
70 cal aiine new store q BEf KHAN CUTTER. On II.
corner Of Cana and hefcer where hey vii sra III,
most sprnaa 'ock n Dr. 60 DDS the city can produce
Mes'r, { have kepi store In the eIshborboet n,
many years and need no recommendation A. our had.
We merely wish to inform The aas. that they have opened
heir new store with an entirely new stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

PsofEssos BAKRYs ~oSDsssuL rEicoFHEsoUs ,Ms
icATED COMPOUND Among the numerous respectable csr,i
hcaes received refer 90 the following gentlemen DR.
Laeock. Sir James CaTk. Or Ferguson. w { Bel Dr
Fleming. Dr. Bosfocs Dr. Alison, Prof srn-ubsek Prof
BasvI.le. VI Bchsi NJ Chivsner NJ Riohersud, &C. The
celebrated Bays Tncopherou. Is the only rsmed' TO pre-
badnss and the hair that has fallen n be-
come thin 90 prevent gray har and every
appearance Of scur ans dandf from he hs sud g. ksep
10 the most healthy 0 ani glossy 'iae, yet ree from al
oy snd greasy appearance ltssodiu afge bottles pnce
2, cents a, the principal office, $50 Broadway Agents
Wright . s0uth-sL Philadelphia Brown. Washing ns
Boston ami sold by al The Druggists n The nisd SAFES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ The cheapest and beet place the city TO get good
Boots Shoes and Gaites Is At JOSE S. "A Ann-s the
American Museum First quality Of French Calf Dress Boots
~ 3d. second do 81 50 81 Cgress Boots from - 50 TO
81. French Patent Leather Boots s. 90 lw.
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City Free soil y ominatiou.-cOug,sa.
Ny. Uunker Nominations.

Kils, Co. complete :l-Congress lid Dist Pael
Merseresu Jr (Richmond CO.. Assembly i. John :
voorhs . George Il psrmalee g. Rodney ; Church
Treasurer. William NJ Uiall Coroner. Andrew Var
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BUSINESS HorrCrc

AMERICAN auvuN-No ocnsr plscs Of srnDs.n.n, a.
half entertaining instructive a. M s,d n . -
a. 81 hours day ss well A. evening with visi,rr. IT,.
ll.,Ia thfnrl. - row sfe MH'or Lir.sfneer he
.nsAes earth Giant Infant he tbree nsn,,,,b
Roy, ard he performances n Great Western and he $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

L : CiRcUIT CoURr-Beiore Judge Betis-Jodn
As~aH .. Js-es B-e.aT-Io recover damages 6r .l-s-d
fca.ol 7f ,sslt 20 approved nod. 20 pf-pans
manufacture OF laa.-s. referred yrst.r1aJ pr eisns
-ts- ?. ri lie fasl' % Do Gle fos The beng
n r-rtA- --p-r-t-- 49, fr- b.
fs- 'otom p>f'r-l Ill hoes. g. tcos-ry.
la a ,ssrts - Fra, or oaS tine. ,hs;
itr va D. prepares 'i W VASE 1 Caur-g- Mts ant by
c-ers er ere i--r te,-, yssrs Ia NJ K lot he
--rof 80 Fsrt sr &C. =. ls,-s Do, PATENT N-th- of
80 4if-s, .sf, bad zen bred VI
t--f and seat lio it- stf ia- caat- mandatory Trade .4-
W Ia '~-- u - lar3Far- al- seat mo ts
a 49, aot far-s. t-r-.1r- bad trsf employ n
4-t1f-i F-L ls tl-1ess ar t- a'sn tie nos
cst-f 30 '@-- ZEE previous PAL 10 fte1t s. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Toors Spans" The couuferfriters OF PHALoN's Che-
cal H1W hrsorGfor peTsons. ndiglfUas whom n
would De has" ffery % denOmnsfe birds Of but US
Of thoTou Rhly
established public favor the best thing for remov
ing scld snd dandruf preventing the hair from falling
aud causing mo curl and that nobody pure
They can't assure you. The depttis Al 81 Broadway 10
buying al the drugstores mention PHALONs name-for II
you get the wrong article Is of Consequence assure
yrl
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~ Housekesp-rs VIII no. fau 10 call ~ The celebrated
cheapest Carpet esabisane'tin e United stale, " Bow
ery HRAA As0EHoss where you car e,et from he
largest rssortn~n. Of Engi.h and Amene.u c.ro.,os
Hearih Rugs. Floor on Cloihs, Table Cover. Window
Shades Hsi. &c SAVING Of p per cen, % yoa vsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Oh. woman thou dearest and best OF Gods creatures.
Bright object OF mans expectation and hope,
Why suffer eruptons TO blemisl your features.
When GoURAvD hnds 4 cure IN his Medical soap
Are you trouble ed with tan Is your visage afflicted
With pimp.es and do ye thus mourn without nope
can fancy the smile your features depicted,
While sing you the virtues Of Medical soap
lis curious 10 mark how eruptons all vanish,
II GOURAUp's invention 5 allowed It's full scope
Tan. pmples or freckles Z will speedily banisn,
VIII GoURAUp's Italian Medical Soap.
What wond'rous invention my muse cannot fsiies
In deemng that man 10 b. worthy arope,
With beam Al one end-dt ne other a halter
Who would counterfeit GoUSAUD's Medical SOAP
ry Nothing can excel GoURAUDS Italian Medtodted Soap
IN removing freck salowness reduess and rough
ness or for curing pmpl-s chaps ks snsfss ngwon
salt rheuu eryspeas Sc is also excellent FOR Shaving
GoURAUDs Poudyos Snbies warranted eradicate gu
perfuous h-r from the upper mp chin brow, &c without
injury the GoURAUDs Liquid Rouge IL splendid
preparation for permanently Uniting psle cheeks with lows
ly color,
Or FELIX CiOURAUp'S renowned preparations can only
he obtained genuine At his depot 81 Walkers where may
be found select and choice assortment Of Perumrry ani
LUBiNs Extracts beware OF counterfes Of LUsNs, sold
Or regrets say many dsshng stores IN Broadway
all notions for lady genuemsns toilet Eau Lustrales
B0cLEs and other har fluids, OILS and Pomatums BaTos
tLoRs Liquid Dye Tooth Pss,es and Powders Lip save
Cold Cream. Nc sc &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

q The EreHing Post has taken Us 70 task
FOR stating iha; Hon. VIZ wHieHr had declined, and
ths; the Hunkers were ~ hold another Convention
Our authority for the frs, assertion is the Trenton
Ga-sre and for the later the Nccdrk Ad-srf.,r II
they hav. erred We are b.snslsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

SUPERIOR CoURr-The case OF Y0siH IS Smith and
HeH1e- o.i'r- JliEs Vsli-rp- sat of Cal ss A.sa
ltsrlHcs Company -or- Jlg .acri,
80 t- e. Jane sf ~ ssles of ct b. t-i -
: m
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Rumored Arre., of MIR. O'NIahony.

rumor prevalent through town yesterday eve
ping that Mr. ONshony. for whose arrest reward OF
~ hss been offered had been taken up on the North
wall by the police walle endesvOrng 10 escspe 10 Liv
sryoO oy O the boats leaving this port On making
the necessary inquiries our reporter found TIE story To
=. untrae IL could not be ssceItsned how the rumor
Got circulation. there no person whatever 81
rested on the quay yesterday evening.
Daily Freeman Of Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

ISQuEsr.-Coroner Walters held an inquest on
"wednesday on the body OF child years Of age.
named Margaret sullivan who while playing round a
are on vacan, lot between Fifth and sixth st mad her
clothes set IRE TO- and severely burned that she
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ The North american says 1t IS alleged,
ION the strength Of Loco-Foco letter. " that Hon
David Wilmot has agreed to support the election
of Cass and Butler Ii anything Of the kind is al
legged it's a lie, which no decently informed Penn
sylvauia Wing should countenance. Mr. Wilmot
Of Free Sol, with which his name IS inseparably
identified, and Of course will oppose to the utmost
the election Of the Michigan Doughiace. We say
what we know and We marvel that the North
American should indulge in such remarks as those
of the 2lst inst without knowing whereof It aiirms
II Mr. Wlmots District does not give a ma
ior,y against Csss, and the best gain on the Gov
ernor vote OF any in Pennsylvania, then say We
were egregiously mistaken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The D.bl,a FyssnaAs Journal Of the lith contains
III following revelation. - uniavoraoe 70 the justice OF
,h. Jrv who convicted smith OBren. a. Il IL cfedta
De- 20 the noble spirit Of the Editor Of the above paper
THROUGHOUT the course Of the trla there was much
rss.on Tor hOying tss the Jury would have arrived al
a a e-sent conclusion This hope Va. raised 10 hsn
pitch wen At The close OF the proceedings. BY seem
MY vrosldenual Interpolation. the prisoner was
meat ~itae.s-tne iniorner DOooin But the event Ia.
disappointed expectation. The Jury have pronounced
sm 20 U bricn GUILTY
OF 10. demolition Of the iniOrmtrs evidence our
readers VA mad more elsewhere. was utter ana
complete respectable witness, student OF IfihlV
College Mr. Dalton. Protestant and an suu Repeater
,hosoasaly tra.txortny though ia unpretendinz CIR
cam.Isnees accidentally reading la newspaprr soue
dags Old tue evidence Of DOOOin WAS struck with
recollection OF singular conversation winch ne fad
lad with that individual, which De. Doom h7d &C
taay revealed o. him BIS intention VI " c0Hni1ptoi"S
on the AvOwED basis OF PERJURY Mr Dalton having
called Al to-. ofice late On Friday night 70 publish
tr.r revealing the intamy but without tne least ides
fss. any evidence of his could be made ava able Tor e
tfal ch indeed ne believed q be over. We IN meoI
stey ordered n special engine aud thodsn uDao.e 70
have ready Tor departure until nall past ioeI OC'ocH
on saturday morning, We were SUI enabled 70 reach
Clonus. with the witness aud eminent cOunsel 10
IN the country Is indebted Nj OHea, Al the nouf
Of ;. "a O'Clock The Court had eat en- hour before &c
Chi.f Justice completing bis charge wnich ne hao
partly gone through the evening previous Out euen
vs.. tie importance Of the new evidence snnouuce0
that alter bearing counsel in chsmoeT. and ~ consent
OF the crown. toe witness was examined. Doom was
ptt.riy denOh.hed but the Jury II sppesrs tnouBh'
that enough remained 10 enable them 70 nno the prs
oue!--oUurYl
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Ne,c. York or ., l54s

~ The NArIo>AL REfoRNERs OF this City
held a numerous and enthusiastic meeting at the
corner OF Elizabeth and Grand SIS. last evening,
Mr. George Adam in the chair The speakers
on the occasion were Messrs Burr. Pine ingalls,.
and Bovay
The meeting was unanimous that National
Reiormers should support their own candidates
Gerrtt Smith for President and Charles c. Foote
for Vice President of the Unted States
The follow ing Resolutions were adopted unani-
monsly
Rss0lued That We regard the question OF mans right
70 the earth paramount % all other political questions
now agitated and that cannot far lose sight oi
the important measures OF National Reform, as 10
identify ourselves with any party which does not
pcity acknowledge the right OF all men TO an equita
Die share of the soil
Rss0iued That as the nominees of the Baltimore Phil
ade phia and Buffalo Conventions cannot b. regarded
friends to our Reforms duty well as preference
requires stand hrm by own candidates AZ the
approaching election.
hesolred That we have the fullest confidence in the
pure motives exalted patriotism, answering devotion
and capabity OF candidates for the Offices OF Pres
dent and Vice President aud that 10 s now the bOunden
duty Of all true friends Of every lauda
Die exertion 90 secure their nomination.
~ Gov SEWARD, Hon. FRANCIS GRANGER
Gen AMOS P GRANGER and Hon A B. DICKINSON Of
our State are no speaking in Northern Ohio, in be.
halt OF the Wing cause.
u DR.. ROBERT b. FoLGER was asst evening
nominated for Assembly By the Wing Convention Of the
Xlllth Ward We understand he i, 10 be elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

CIV Co,a,s..~ts wrt.~ No. Ia. aeen 1ou,i-i
ior Congress ay tl- Lo f0c n Pie F'-rs pstn NE W
-..+4.- NJ W.rrrr portion of f~ W -
D.fr, arr apparently alNls f1 promote persoua n
t-r~ fsn advance tL- lNTl pnnt5 nave To H7
r..s Nr M
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PAIN
ENGLISH AND FoRE1eN MARKETS.

Madrid papers to the 7th had reached Paris but the
Do not contain any news OF importance.
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PRIVATE ADvICES 70 THE TRIBUNE.

Telsraphit and Express News TO the Hour OF
sailing, from our Liverpool Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

" FANCY Gun cry, embracing large variety Of
eporsmens pen and pocket knives, Of the ard
beautiful patterns. many Of which have been before
imported Also variety u unique articles for toilet
They have been selected with especial care and var
faled TO be the best quality. @ SAUNDERS SON,
OF 81 ~ Broadway, cor Liberty, and 387 Broadway
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EIpress from Gla.gor.

Express from Giasg0r.
Tie ts gene. Fdh ast resclei LFspo, .rau ls c'y
report. fine all th- agricultural Oh.
rr throughout scotland ani tl tle harvest closed
Aoae6 tla DIRE caant, Cha-ra hat rstes kat1r,h .ai
S,sl4sa tie comu-rri emporium Of sant eassoe vet
free ard .i,ce- report re ciy aeaird- Nassira'-s
sr, tssns ever, means % .aaA- 70 90 c1atiaas
HAyRE letters OBJ, .i4. ha.s D. halt a. at's- - o
Oh. corrss market s-s steady .at sot usasss sons Il
srn Frls.
BERLIN-Gr-st lat slset he Bolr.s
Us y y t- new. Of ias a. pno-s bad r-ceies
lie ..ar. OFT " Hesaa- VI slos- ias.-t- e-r- --t
mated Il s-sloo. sst zen announced BERN
sTELTIN 4 good BUSINESS cong wasai a. slsr r,i-s L.
otr arts, Br-ais,us, noias Of moment IS a.i r--
former report
DASISIC A sood s-,-.s dong wsf4r. ory r-'- ha =
,li-es he resa ss7s could 81 saf el' i1s Pres %
ire ~ ~sss zoo lov
ANsTERpAN-v,r -liir'ass ca11srca 'ers a. r-s-l-i
Lousoa norHl. tl- cry fAnsfta ras Noa-y Hsftsi
sans a. Naons r,Fs az iaotsd a. lo-r fs-fs
HAMBJ RG Letters irol Han1urs t- ct1 ts morning
Por -u. -sn.rsst a. 80 sra. anPors canusrria sil
g-a-ry tgt T. M'r-y st-rs 'a-r. - fh.
ls.-.; sccol1ts - clsl.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

IT, The Richeheu" Gold Pens sod by B p wAlsos
Co Is Wslst warranted owesr i've years and are
ed ed the be,, and cheapest pens IN Use
God nens maae to na..ern. ln-d pens Lens.red
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Auction NorlcE MISS PoRK.-GERARD, BErTs c.
will sell on Friday Oct r. p o'clock. Al Lewiss packing
wards SIS Wests and So ashngton 81 ior account 81
The underwriters 26 bbs Ohio Mess Pork damaged on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

~ About three pages Of \ PALNERs Business Mans
Amsnsc double cOiumnsl embrace interesting sssncs ~
the Commerce aud Navg auon OF the Lakes Canss and
Western Rivers This alone 5 worth the price ashed oi
the Almanac OF pages cmosI valuable sct' statistics ant
business information
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

IKNow SOMETHING ABOUT hAr-Of course you 40.
Tor how easy De thai came from tho .nufae
tory of K>oN. IL Fulton 81 There Is something peculiarly
nice the construction Of hs hats hist aes universal Oh
servauon - well ~ admiration Itis thsr' a. he souh
e and Western say snd you cannot destroy he e-
OF their appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

To C,rir,Lisrs-Persons having unemployed capital Of
from 500 $1,000 will have sent 10 them through thu
msii detailed statement Of profitable investment by
addressing. posipsid Box l9lS New York City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
PeuusxIyauia-T Popular Vote.

PENNSYLVANIA The popular vote in pennsylvania
as compared with the vote At the elections IN l4O ana
ia and allowing the usual ratio Of increase shows a
falling OF At the last election Of g. 799 votes Where
were these voters and where will they be on the h OF
November Eve rOsI
IL The Post is very respectable paper, but
not famed for accuracy IN statistics The vote for
Governor this month is by far the largest ever cast
in the State. Itexceeds by 1000 the highest ever
before cast in Pennsylvania. Gov. Johnston has
5000 more votes than any candidate for Governor
ever before had He has : 600 more than Clay
had in a. and nearly 5000 more than Skunk, and
900 more than Folks triumphant vote. he has
more rotes than Pennsylvania erer cost for any
other man that crer Tired. II Loco-FocoIsm can
derive any consolation from these facts, or from
guessing how many more votes might have been
poled tins year, it is welcome So l. amuse Itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

w THE METALLIC TABLET STRoP for keeping rszors 10
perfect order This article has been long favosby
known the public need comment on its virtues
Suce It 10 say has equal In producing the keeneot
possible edge 10 razor
g. SAUNDERS & SON, Ia Broadway
OIL 81. Of Lb-riv--t aud S37 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26


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L,.trp C.s. have been good demand il- reduced quota
toni.
G,4rs-o Hsaf offered ,nd of tae I'D par
foil prc. are those OF condition ar. j., % q
quarter lower Bay there good ienant steady
rates Bssn, Of unaiier-a pno-- Don
barely support thar rsu.
CLl,asr. Fr8sy. oct D.
Tie Goop, aud hers .tc--sy depressed
M a great measure 70 - anoaacsueui Of sns
spectacle Engaged h- poFsr eturss trade hs
ils fa 81 The ieraaai for Pro laos limited
There no political n-Ts OF -rPorsnee
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t. .arse. or G.sr, aas Y.'s ~.as 'ni GO .1-t 's
r-il,-i r.t-. would b. accepted