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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

cast for our National and State Tickets, but when
came up missing. Mr.. Fish protested and opposed
that fatal bargain Ia 1916, being Delegate u
the Wing state Convention, he was compelled 70
take the nomination for Lieut.. Governor 70 save
the party from disruption and he finally yle'u'U
to the urgent representations Of his friends after re-
pestedy and peremptorily declining Beaten 'nen
by the Anti Rent complication Oh the one sac anD
the foolish antics Of certain would-be friends on the
other. he was again nominated for the same post
las, all. in spite Of his peremptory declension
and elected by 3o,4i9 majority, running oniy on
the Wing ticket, and having fully 5000 rnajonty
over all opposition. And this was but prelude
20 a more signal triumph and to more exalted
station Wealthy without PRIDE generous with
out os,entaton, simple in manners, bame!ess IN
life, and accepting Office with no other aspiration
than that Of making power subserve the common
good of his fellow citizens, Mr. Fish Justly and
eminen,ly enjoys the confidence and esteem Of all
who know him. His majority in this City must
be Overwhelming.
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By telegraph to the Stw'YOrk Tribune



Receipt. BY Canal within the past - hours fiouN'
q 20 Darrell. wHrAr. 400 bushels CoRN, 2ooo DO
The early receipt By Telegraph Of the steamer
arrival hsd tendency to dePres' the msrSe' iof
F1orn, and 10 sales Of moment were reported me
nominal rass for common brands was - - -
OATS we're also dull and prices dropping 300 oa'nei'
changed hands AZ 35c
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TsR FoRxIoS Nrws.-Full details OF the

THR FoRrIoS Nrws.-Full details OF the For
.,,p News will be found on our first page. We
are prevented, By the crowded state Of our col
.umns from making at present any extended coma
men, on its character. The French intelligence
viii be found to possess an unusual degree oil IN
terest and the movements on the Danube though
claiming our sympathy in less degree, Portend
important changes in the condition OF Eastern
Europe The news this week viii amply rePay
q thorough perusal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

HoN Gro. p. MARsH.-We announced yoster
day, On the authority OF the Burlington Free Press
III It Mr.. Marsh had been reelected to Congress
from the IIId District of Vermont, but a cores
pendent OF the Boston Republican, writing from
Burlington, Sept II, says Mr. NJ lacks about 300
vo,es of an election. II this be So there has been
bu, one Congressman (Mr. HENRY elected IN
Vermont
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By telegraph to the Ntw.YOrk Tribune
NEW.YORK WIG STATE CONVENTION.
Urea. Thursdsy. sept l4-lo N


The Whig Convention IS now holding an
informal meeting. JOEL B. NoTT, Of Albany IN
the Chair JAMES Brooks, Of New-fork i
Chairman Of the Committee on Address and Hes
olutions.
No ballot get for Governor. A proposal Tor DIS.
cussine the claims Of candidates has been voted
down.
Hon. JoHS Miller Of Cortland CoaIty' has
lust been chosen President Of the Convention.
pS HAMILTON FISH viii be Governor GEO.
". PATTERsoS, or CHARIEs II CARROLL Of Liv-
ingston Lieut. Governor
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READ
JUST RECEIVED,
LETTER PROM the ENIsEST osAtoa,
JOHN VAN BUREN, ESQ.

In favor Of
MRS JERVIs's COLD CANDY
EEw.Yosg, Aug. H. hF
DEAR MADAM Allow me to thank you kindly to- 70
very acceptable present Of Cold Candy and obhsns W.
have used the candy for some time with styanlss'
put Boston recently ey '''
unable to procure any oft
Respectfully youu,
J. VAN BUREs'
To Mrs Jervis VI "hAe'
SO Broadway corner OF wbteS
Sold. wholesale and retail by Mrs w JEWS, ''s0"~
way corner Of Whte-st
Agents, 40 Broadway, 10 Astor House and b. drsg'
generally
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JA,rFs NJ Coos Richmond g. r. CIARK, Jefferson
DANIEL LORD. New York. NM b WELLS OneioA.
JOSEPH HoxIE. do - --
TIMOTHY WurrF,foRE 10 G. r. BARsrow Tiogs.
GroaGE GRIswoLp DO OLIVER PooI. Madison.
GropGy Br~ToN kockland D o KELLOGG. Onondsga.
JoHN & CoNGER. Dutchess : fANcHER- Cayuss
JAMES d BULL. Orange lily SHELDON ! ales-
T. WHEELER Delaware. J. W. YATES, W ayhe-
ROBERT DoRLAND Greene r u ShiIH M"nlo+-
! sr,-,,orR Rensseiser B. r HARwooD, Livingstn
& + CRospY Albany D. RUSSELL. Anegany.
J.Nfrs ncKrs Washington y sill Catfaraugus.
B j. CLARK Warren hETCHAM ttlt.
SAMUEL FREEMAN Saratoga AUG. 7. HASKELL b'n'see
A CHATFIELD. Herkimer. sol. PARNELEK Niagara
BY mistake Of the Telegraph or the re-
porter. we have failed to receive the name Of the
Eector for the XXIst lSch,harie and Otsego Dis
trct.-Ed.l
JAS BROOKS, Esq. Of Ncw-York Chairman oil
the Committee on Address and Resolutions read
the Address. which refers to Free Soil agitation
Harbor improvements and the sub-Treasury. says
that Gen. TAYLOR is the Wing candidate and
that the Wings Of the State are bound IN honor 70
support him and that the Allison ietteris good
Whe Platform T. P. SMITH, Esq. read the ne
solutions plcdring the State to TAILOR aud FILL
MORE and declaring against the admission OF any
more Slave Territory. Leslie Combs IS now
speaking 10 the Convention
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

r. The AMEsIcsN MJsECM presents great stfrac-.,
art The inducements held out for visitors 10 ~ hefs
vrry strong MAJOR Little Finger continues crs Of ne ~
en- 4 features and must for some time 10 TIE =
fs'iov Improves rapidly. sud Is universally sdnir.t
Young and Old. Neli.. The man born without Srns, 1e
be Brothers snd Fairy Family are also performing rev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

ROTATION rs OFFIcE'-John Jay, d. d. Temp
Ii rs and De Witt Clinton were each repeatedly
chosen Governor Of this State even Gov. Marcy
was chosen three times but broke down on the
fourth trial Gov Seward was elected twice, and
re used 10 run again; but since his time three
Governors have severally tried to achieve second
term aud all iaed-Gov. Wright before the
People Govrs. Bouck and Young before their
respective State Conventions Mr.. Fish, we have
reliably heard, long since resolved that should be
be- nominated and chosen, he would not be a can
diaate for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

w Business men IN cur cry wishing % extend Oh.
sphere Of operations may, by calling on Mr PuMrg es
just what journals crcrise most extensively any sect.
where they would ike To advertise. and may obtain he
seron Of their advertisements IN the hes, papers, ,utt
way Will render them far more effective for lhereo.
The advertisers make payment here and know beorehs
hat they TO pay, and bow much publicity hey
gain by H. Mr. PALNEg Is the practical originator q u
verss Newspaper and Advertising Agency. snd he
duous work II putting the plain In operation he has en
years Of unremed effort We rejoice TO learn hat he
,enron Of merchants sc. has at length been gained by
manifest advantages and that he is now doing hasns
which bids fair TO remuneraie h- lsbors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

sasDs's SAssaPaRiLLs.-Tne exposure and irregusnya
diet which are necessary concomitanis Of many hna'
business, fruitful Of and glaSd1n
diseases Persons subjected TO such exposures and Her'
ares frequently experience swengs OF the gla'd' "
neck and chest and sometimes these break and give rae
troublesome and unseemly ulcers, called scrofuce' p
other Instances obstinate determinations Of the eyes ah'
ears snd eupdons Of the head are the consequetea-
Those individuals whose occupations render them pu,
liable to such diseases, who have constitutional pfea'
position thereto, viii ind SASD-s sarsspara an sdnsas
preventive nthey actually suffering under thss
any similar nslsdies speedy safe and certain remedy
botet occasionally will generally keep the ssin IA
and glands clear of disease, and regular course VII -
equal certainty. remove INF already developed.
Prepared add sold, wholesale and retail, byAsb
SANDS, Wholesale Drggists 100 Fulton, corner of"iIn
81 rs Broadway, and ~ East Broadway, NewYors -
slso by Druggists generally hrou. hout the United sss
Price u per bottle, or sir boutles iors5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

Facts Fos TIRE MuLIoS-lf he Intrinsic Vsls ssu1
src- ~ere always r-gu sied BY IL usefulness. hro y
G0UEAUD, ehshful italian indicated S.iP srI ~
worth liz fUn weight In gold But nOt" =. .ssasa
cosness OF Is ingredients, DR. 0oCsAuD has o "a Is
10 place the pnce Of each cake al such low Tss
may really be szd 10 be within io- reach o. ~ ,s,od
umph parity owing to The fact NAT h's
can produce this rech<rot srice In unlin41eo c~r.S
and partly that he superntends IL msnniAoos prrge
For removing tan. freckes salow ness, nnsN 3;
or other def gurements nothing on earn can -
truth every adv who is eu.u lOCs Of SKIN a. .rbos
smooth as monuments. marble should pc" .scrx.gp
a cake OF GOURAUD's Italian Mediested sosP xs,c.s
Poud,es ss1tss will positively exnfpsle e,e Il ths ~
sapefa1ous hair. II must b- reInsmvefe1 ~ ~ ou.y =
nowuei preparations Of DR.. FELIX Goessep - sofs -
obtained genuine q bis depot e. WsAsrsl IA"
Of Drosdway
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Tue GREAT FALL PURIFER i-Foss'- CospoUsD y
TRACT % YELLOW D0cg AND ssRsAPARn.Ls.-Throlg'1'
late changes Of weather thousands suffering ffor
IRENE weakness attended with sudden pains, shysriP
irregular digestion and undue of heat and ia'"
though cold, excessive seOn or anxiety. hat csn'e g.
day s,creioDs Of morbid msiier, which never is'~
originate Inflammation or the more serious comran'@
quickly becomes chronic FOss's CoMPOCSD not onJ
the enfeebed and corrupted body, bat every c's
thence resulting in tho last This ceebfsiS
TRACT gives warm noudshmenl 10 the aged Ons -
brings health 10 their dropping energies. a.,
Prepared and sold, wholesale ana retail, by Ogossp-
Pharr .seutist Igs Spring-st door from suLyse<
Also for sale By Eugene Dupuy, GO Broadway ~
Cough 4 Co l39 Fulton-st 1l5 Bleecser-st; 4 l. W
ship, n East Broadway N Y. Price 81 per boar o."
bottles for -
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MM IL BEERE CO


And lss Che.tnut.t Philadelphia, are now s'lrF 4.
Fall STYLE OF gent. fEe Moleskin and Beaver Hs. q
whst they particularly des.re i that every gen,emr =
chasing. or about 10 purchase hat viii ta.e he o1s.
look At H. 50 thar he pnsy know precisely he kind u IA
Is about 10 wear
beautiful assortment Of Beaver snd Castor as.s \
ceiyed direct from PARIS viii be found 81 iheN esahs
ment
AsO, Ladies' ard Misses. Castor Bonnets Lsdie. RIA
Hats and Caps Gents snd Ladies' Riding Gloves "a
brellss canes. portmsntuas 6e - "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

T-TmLL, OF Niles.
THE NrsrSRN ART-U NloN.-A CINCINNATI
print speaks ID high praise Of tbs institution and
doubtless the encomium is merited To view such
collector. of works of Art and TO derive prons
from fIeir influence the mind. many visits
AID hours must be made TO the Gallery. We
do not see how admission fee IS compatible with
u idea OF nstrucIng the people by the instrument
tally Of Art 1t is well known that the population OF
large cities Is mostly msde up of lsborers, me
chSnics and small trsdesmen and these in the most
prosperous times como; leave their daily syocauon 70
contemplate Art nor will their slender revenues suow
OF frequent visits If the Cincinnati Art Union won ID
abolish lis small charge and keep its gallery open
AFTER shutdown then and then only. could her press
exult in strains so complimentary and so common TO il
whenever il speaks on this subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

FROM Ia PLArA.-The Iai0n publishes the
following extract from recent dispatch received at
the Navy Department from the commanding officer of
the Brazilian squadron
The blockade in the la Plata is now confined to
those ports only which in possession of General
Orhe on the coast OF the Banda Oriental and withdrawn
entirely from the other side OF the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
To Correspondents.

e G. H'-Yoar favor would do DO good row HN 700
,s,e' lie, things take their course
Ga, ard Taylor Wai9'-keep eooL we 'na" sc.
s'-Yoa argue that the lri'h are Incompetent 10
create and rnainiasn Republican form Of coTernmeni-
WIN British rule qualify hem
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Things i'm Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, sept II.
The Equinox or some near relative IS upon Us
Tie wind Is from the south east and the rain has
menced with steady fall that looks Ike continuing
some time
At2PMa FIRE broke ont in Annst. above Spruce
running from Schuykill Fourth which destroyed row
OF or 10 small brick buildings
The Markets as far Breedsiufs are concerned
has been completely unsettled by the Foreign News
and holders are willing sellers Al OLD prices but buyers
Flour Is held At 90 without sales and there nothing
doing in either Corn Meal or Rye Flour % establish a
price Wheat is wanted. but buyers offer much less
prices rs cts i offered for south Red and 10 cts
for White and some small lots sold At rather higher
rates Common sold in the morning at &c. 6-c. for
P,nna Yellow, but there are no buyers at the close
Oats very dull Cotton without movement but the
news j. considered favorable. Prime or Fair Mess
Pork is worth Sl2d II 80 Prime IL held At 10 per Dbl
sugars in demand 200 hhds Muscoysd sold atiul
prices so bags Coffee Rio and Lagusyra, sold in pr
yate. NJ rno Woo IN better demand and 10000 lbs.
-0d this week 20 East steady rates. Whisky Is
scarce. and bbis brought Doc.
SALES ~ Sroogs.-Firr B0drd-lJOO T. -. o.
1855. 50O DO DO C.. lOi 900 States s. 73i 300
DO DO 11f 5000 do DO a Loo SEN Nav 6s, ~, 81
500 state u.s. - 800 T. Treas Notes los. $50 Leh
Coal scrip. - ~ Harrisburg RR 3ll 1000 VII
mngt0n RR g.. - SD County g. 3 ~ Inion Canal
@ 100 Girari Bank, lO. 30 NorristOwn RR ia $40
sch Nav Int 80
Ser0nd Board-50 Girard Bank, l0i loo Sch Nav o.,
o. 81 2O0O state - a ~ SLIGO do do, So "a jO
N0rrstown RR, lll l2j Leh Coal Scrip 81.
SrEAvBOAT EXPLOSIONS The M1nfg0mervlA Ala J
Adrurisv OF the 9Th inst says The steamboat Olive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

The next House viii contain q Wings 70 3
Locos The Senate only in part chosen this year
is also strongly Loco. Cass Is sure enough OF
Missouri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

No CH,RGE UNTIL rHE HAIR Is REsrosgD"- BEA
Hair Restorative has stood the test Of years having been
Piled Tn the above terms since 1883 For those who a
apply II themselves II is also for sale. n. B-fssma
cal compound. and article 'or the loe, i unnyas
Oifce 1888 Broadway 2d AnOr SIS 2
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Corar OF OYER AND TERMfNzR.--Cfss Of Thomas
H4sf counsel Hlys murder of h el-
presented yesterday t n -re-qtous -aa tos-t vii cafy
ra- 90 1n arpesL probably
r.se DAY lal1~d Afford 0 ile appeal 20 b.
beard exceptions relate blers Pnc fy % Tie chal
-nE-s -npsruel . Jun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

FROM MFXICo.-We have received files OF the
Monitor RsPnb',eaN0 to the 18th alt All the news OF
mT ortsnce contained in them is anticipated By the late
New Orleans papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

~ Hon. JoHN VAN DYKE has been nominated
for reelection to Congress by the Wigs OF the WITH
District of New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER AITENPT AT lScESDGARfsH.-Yester
day morning while some boy, were playing in High.t
near Gold they discovered quantity Of combustible
materials concealed between the frame work Of car.
penters shop and the Joining house which was used
for keeping fire engine. They had evidently been
igni,ed and then burned out being partly consumed
II Is supposed that some incendisry had attempted 10
FIRE the premises the night previous but were alarm.
ed in their operations.
LIEUT.. kLElSE.-An ad journed meeting Of the
friends OF the ate Lieut. Kleine took place yesterday
afternoon for the purpose OF making arrangements for
his funeral on Tuesday next The Military and Civic
Societies OF New York respectfully invited To be
present and the officers and prystes Of the returned
Volunteers were requested to mourners by the
Marshal.
RELIEF The different churches in this city in.
tend 70 make collection for the sufferers by the late
fire. The Relief Committee commenced their lsbors
yesterday
PATRoLs-Seyeral volunteers have offered their
services as private Police to patrol the streets ght
This viii be prevention TO incendisrism.
PROPERTY REcovERED.-The police OF New.
York. have over about 5000 worth of property
taken from thieves a. the different ferry stations One
sdy recovered her trunk containing valuable papers
and about 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

~ foR TIRE ENGINE WHILE the BILL RsSSs i
sell for - h'sraie pair of French Calf BOos a NJ
manufacture, which will warrant 10 outveaT iwo psi
the common slop-shop ot. u-ua " sold at 3, % "
sell for s. hrsfrate pair OF French Patent Leather Boz
tie bare work Of which cost : ~ more than The p
tent Le.ther Boots usually sold al - and = Fra
Calf snd Tampico Morocco pegged Boots Of superior c.
ity and finish Also large assortment Of Congress B 81
and alters Taylor and Oxford Ties, Brogsns &c WI
will sell cheaper than any other establish IN he
sis o. GFO. " FRENCH n Anns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

ParsIDE>1IAL CHASoEs-J.T c writes rs to
prove that Gen. Taylor cant be elected President.
We have only room for his calculation, VIZ GIVE
Taylor al the states Clay had except Ohio, add
ing New York, Georgia, Louisiana and Florida,
and he will still lack . votes Of an election. 20
taking of OhioJ he must carry Pennsylvania or
Virginia 10 elect him. which T. C.. says can be
done-We don't know that-nor does he Penn
sylyania today looks as likely TO 90 one way rs
another; Ohio is quite doubtful and If j. T. G..
knows how Indiana, Mississippi, Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan will vote, he knows considerable,
if not more All this figuring avaiis bat little; let
u, wait tn the People vote. There are so many
cool and still people this year that prophecy is at
discount
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INTFREsTING To

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERcHAsrs.-MRs JgsF.
CoLD CANDy is put mp in neat, square. and pockess
packages. viii the most beautiful show card yet eSes
in this any other country and pamphlets containing Ger
icstes from Hon Henry Clay AMI Martin Van Blren A.
other readable argumen proving the efficacy Of TN. es
good article Merchants wishing 10 sell again will be 4
lowed very large profit Mas w JERvis, STs Broalvs
corner of Whitest. al eeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

~ Hon ARNIsrFAD BURT is candidate 70
reelection to Congress ia the With District Of soutl
Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

~ There Is but one way 10 get good dinner and hr
digest properly therefore 20 TO The Change cor
OF Wall and Broad ST. and eat Of the hue meats faIsh
with desert of Sarns pudding. which i universally
knowl-dged by all the Faculty 10 be the mos, wholesoo
food tho stomach can be clothed with Try and praise
sl2 ST. y j BEAN, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

FAIL TRADE.All requisite information 10 enable stns
tsers 10 adOpt safe, lUdcious and complete sysem Ola
versing IL cheerfuy communicated the Agency VI
PALMER. in the Tribune Buildings, whore he best pspen
all the cities and principal towns Of al the States for Fha
he IL appointed The Agent snd authorized By the prop,
transact busness can be- selected from h.t ties d.
Is also authorized 10 receive subscrp gons and give ees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

DI,NoSD-PoISrED GOLD Pass sold By y. y wsn
Co, IS Wslst, wholesale and retail At reduced pnes,
Gold pens and gold and silver cases IN eyei} ysnsy n
celebrated Richeieu" pens sold exclusively a, Aoe
Gold Pens repared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

MIssoURi-We have the vote for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor throughout Missouri, four
small counties excepted. The Loco-Foco majority
IL nearly - 00 the vote beng largely increased.
The vor for Members Of Congress is &c follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15
SECOND DAI

ITICAf 7 uuI7uaff 7cfI1 II
john A. DIX was unanimously nominated Tor
Governor and SETH NJ. CATS for Lieut.. 'Toy-
eraor. and CHAs. \. WHEATON Tor Canal Commis
missioner state Prison Inspector D. ANGEL
Of Ahegsny. -
" ROBERT EMMETT OF New y ork.
tNc-o-. % L--st Ia : MADsMOkIH Of Liz ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

~ The cheapest and best place In the city to gel So
Boots, Shoes Caters IL Al JosEs's 10 Annst near n
American Museum FIRST quality Of french calf dress b)a
- IA, second quality - 50 to 81 Congress Boou fra
" 50 Ia - French patent leather Boots 81. sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

LOOK OUT FoR PiRATEs -Frsebooters and t0ect,..
who seek plumber honest men 81 ho irlits OF re
try are AFRO a. bat instead Of boldly running up e
4 ~ they rob under false coors For exsnlp.s De-
PF.LoN's Chemical Hair Inyigorstor established
seen on every sdys toilet, beside every geluem A. - -
lng case and exhibiting It's efeos IN the brilliant psa . 4
Mxursnce, and general beauty Of the hair OF al ~no
Well this preparation has been cOunerrited, Tt'ai s.i
therefore, Al TIE crug store. for PHALoSs .henoA
InvigOrslOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-15

-F,n-5 kagf 49, Jsf C-,,s w. MlglfAefon by $50
ar-s o premises .flst- brlsiry af1lls Anaqly
damage. alleged t1 have 1eel o1et By The a-E 1
tutnr 9 Brradsay ant Alhny y
b. als 'a,7 SAL he Undermined TIER ognisfo1, al
.--t- - other damage
whh he ca r-par 80 10 cons-a-n- o eh t-T st
e.
Th- ben three i.y,, oaaa-
f-sfsrflr
IT, Court hlrzt fhlf STATE of Nse Yo has ght
improving properly sry teptl ri
- k proper ar uot r-sponl- of 10
Elty of n-g@ tg rhh n 1-Elaer uaf-i, ADD t.i
r-s-0l.~ ruld orinty - 1lg hr slfl damages
an- oous- ri t--lfslts n- ct
lmsrf from r--f0nsf y. LcErrrr M 0Nl-f
.doad '-r- builg GO shaf defendant ID hs cis-E- nj
all -n f- tlY l he al lng Prpn-tnf p pf1-f
rrur-r-gsu fhaf he resulted frm - l-E-f
NJ ~ prfr firm @ oat n-ge 1f fant1 ani t--nini Ne
sult Eou D. ~ NJ ~
aa III Esui1 not
lG1 1-isl h. lie oe ca-s- of ne o-~--n hnsei
ri pa1E There qoufs e. 70 suf By
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4, -. WILLIAM LoRiMER, JR-
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The Convention adjourned At o'clock on Nednes'
day morning after deciding not to nominate candi'
dates for Governor and Canal Commissioner They
will ntorrogate the candidates already in nomination
and vote tor those most favorable % Free Soil.
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