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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21
Ponpeii.

Forty wears after the discovery OF Hsrcuaneum,
another CITY overwhelmed Al the same time was des
tined 70 be the partner OF is dsnterment as well as Of
IL burial" This Wa Pompe, the very name Of which
had been almost forgottec As il lay a. greser dis
,snce from Vesuyius than HerculAneum the stream Of
lava never reached L. Il was inhumed ~ showers OF
s-hes puuice and stones which formed bed Of varia
Die depth from u 10 20 feet and which 70 easily re-
moved whereas the former city was entornbed In
ashes and lava 10 the depth OF from ~ 70 100 feet
With the exception Of the upper stories Of the houses
which were either consumed oy red 10, stones eected
from the volcano or crushed y iae weight o. tne ma.
ter collected on their roofs, we behold N Fofnpen
sourshing civ nearly n the state II which existed
Is eenturss ago, The buildings unaterec y newer
fashions the paintings undimmed By the esden touch
~ Tune household furniture left n the confusion Of
nae articles even OF intrinsic value abandoned N the
hurry Of escape vet safe from the rOooer scattered
about a. they tel from the trembling hand which could
not stoOp or pause for the most valuable possessons
nd In acme instances the bones Of The inhabitants
basrins ssd testimony 10 the sudderness and complete
ness OF the calamity which overwhelmed them Pom
pei l. s. Lib Entertaining hno~ledge In TIE PRISON
skeletons Of unfortunate men were discovered Their
Lea bones being enclosed u soAckies ana are 20 pre-
served II the museum a; PoItlci
noticed saws NJ smond, striking memorial OF
this -hy eruption, IN t1s Drum opposite 10 me TEN
pie OF Jupiter new altar Of Snite m.[o,e exq-s-ie
~ besutfaI and apparently Just Out Of the hands 81
IL .cui,,n- RID been erected there incosure was
building al around the mortar asi dashed a. ansE ne
.de Of the wall out ball spread out you saw ne
long sliding stroke Of me oNe soost - ls.1rn AZ
li,srste IL own track-but Il never did return the
hand Of the workman was suddenly arrested and AZ
,er the lapse Of $40 years the whole looks 80 tresh
that you would almost swear the mason ~" ony gone
30 III. dinner and about come back Immediately %
s,.b hi. work We can scarcely conceive Il possible
f- an event connected with the srts Of former ages
ever 10 happen future times equA N interest 70 tne
rssurrecnon OF these honsn towns en,ess y oe NC -
.o,a.r.nce Of he Phpnician Cines Of the Plain
fEwbsnks Hydrs1l.cs
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Of the most substantial most reliable mosi intelligent
and altogether respectable commercial communities IN
existence. They are not, however either the most
liberal or TIE most pubhcsprited. The penny wise
and pound foolish sentiment pervsdes them great
an extent Had il not been 50, the City OF Phsdel-
pha would It this moment have been direct railroad
communication with the Ohio and the great West
would have plowed the Delaware with her European
steamships and her regular lines Of steamers to Charles
ton and NewOrleans and would have reattracied, BY
liberal outlay Of and exertons, her once unr-
vailed direct importtrade with Europe. The Charles
ton experiment recently made, has proved By sbund-
ant and unexpected success that nothing but capital
and energy required to carry out here az every
where else schemes Of commercial prosperity and pub
lie Improvement But il IS too much the case that
capitalists and merchants in Philsdep his and think
only for hemseves-losing sight Of that high privilege
conferred By weslih-the Increasing and embeAshing
its metropolis We deem money III gotten which -
boarded in unproductive darkness or which withhods
rs noble contributions 10 swell the general tide Of com
mercsl prosperity, 10 attract strangers and mercan
tile visers by graceful and eloquent appeals 10 eye and
heart well pocket. II Philadelphia adorned
with lofty monuments and sprnging arches-f bright
fountains esped oyousy up in her beautiful squares
10 sprinkle the sunshine with grateful freshness-f
magnificent Libraries and galleries Of paintings and stat
uary thrown open free to the pubhc-it would
be the beautiful and attractive City in the world
Then it would be constantly thronged with strangers
and tradesmen from the South and West who came
here early in Spring TO purchase their goods weeks
before the more northern channels Of comm Gnicston
unsesed, Cas they invariably do would not make
their purchases in hurry and slip over to New.York
10 spend their two weeks holiday among the hvehun
bred glazing oyster cellars and the brokers dozen Of
meretricous theaters-to say nothing Of places
with which New.York sbounds. However all this
will be remeded, we hope-and shortly, too.
~ SLICE H. will introduce the reader t. "Ihe
Sh0DromeR Of PkHadelDhia'
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~ Y. Free soil Nominations.

XXXIId District Erie Coz Congress HoRArIo
srowK of Buffalo. Treasurer THOMAS }. SizES, OF
Buffalo Assembly ?. HARRY i. RANSOM; 3. WILLIAN
Mills; T. ASA WARREN.
XXYIItA Disi-ANsEL BAscoN Of Seneca Co. for the
null Term: JAMES c. SMITH of Wayne Co. for the va
eancy caused BY the death Of Hon. John NJ. Holley.
XLA Dist.-(Columbis and Greene Cos y Hon JOHN
?. BKExsAS of Columbia, for Congress
UIasr Co-Assembly; I. JACOB COOPER, Wood
stock ? ROBERT Dill, shawangunki Treasurer
WILLIAM KEnR; Coroner: C. p. BRINK, Ssugerties.
DsIarars Co.-Assembly, !. JAMES L. THOMPSON
.. DANIEL ROWLAND; Treasurer JAMES ELwooD
Coroner CALVIN Howard.
Toupsias Co.-Assembly l. SHERMAN MILLER, Dan
by; Sheriff SMITH ROBERTSON, Dryden Treasurer,
0. B.crnAN, Ithaca EDWIN ?. HEALY, Dryden.
Madison C0.-Assembly, :. FEDxRAL DANA, Fennei.
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The STRANGE CASE ~ SCRGERY. We gave
some accounts few weeks ago OF the wonderful case
of Mr. Gage foreman on the railroad in Cayendisb,
who In preparing a charge for blasting rock, had an
iron bar driven through his head entering through
his cheek and passing out At the top Of his head win
force that carried the bar rods after performing
il. wonderful journey through the skull and brains
The iron was in diameter inch and quarter and IN
length 3 feet and inches the upper end OF the iron
however taperng 10 the diameter OF one fourth OF an
inch We repeat the dimensions Of the rod as we OBJ
serve some Of papers that copied the article suost
tu,ed the word 8 circumference for diameter
thinking. perhaps the story told IN that way would be
quite large could well be believed But We refer
10 this wonderful case again to say that the paten. not
only survives bat Is much improved the wound IN MS
head has healed the scutte In his roof Il closing up
and be IL likely 10 be out again with no visible injury
bu, the los of an eve Woodstock W. Mercury.
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For The Tribune
The Tele graph and Newly ork Observer.

10 ne kdNOr o. me friobhe
Admit Mr. Morses claim, says his brother, the
very tolerant Editor of the Ns York obsercr, stepping
aside on the 1ih inst from the platform Of pieiy from
which he had Just been severely chastsing the unucky
dsciples Of Charles Fourier-odmn THAT and his op
ponents are rIsAriNG his lawful property Deny
Morses claim he proceeds, in grave and solemn
strain Of admoniton addressed to his more obdurate
brethren OF the quill deny II and most unpleasant
exhibitions Of depTsyed human nature will be ex
hibited As soon AS Genius has marked out the way
is very easy for Dizziness to come after and improve
the road"
Fair and softly good sir since in the defence OF a
peculiar family interest and VI the law practice OF MI
Amos Kendall, il he become duty IN your especial
calling and vocaiio to mix up for your readers things
sacrsd with things pr fame. u was not depraFei
press that brought the charge Of scientific pray against
your excellent relative 1t was one OF the most eLni
nent and distinguished OF scientific Americans DR..
Charles T. Jackson. the worth Of whose character
The O5serrer has borne very ample though some
what reluctant testimony
DR.. J who was accompanied by your brother from
Furopo IN l-}2 expressly charged him, through the
columns of the Boston Post and also in many private
Letters with PfRArING from him the Telegraph he calls
his and offered 10 meet him with the proofs before the
Scientific World through SiAtmaHs Journal Professor
Morse shrunk from the contest but will now have 10
meet il fairly in the u. : Courts in which his claim
has already got very severe shaking. Que OF these
weeks people will discover whether the mantle OF Ne
MUS mas fallen upon Morse, and the brand OF Du4l
been placed on the brows OF Henry and Jackson
The whole question, As Ihe Oos1rer remarks Il. now
fairly before the Courts OF the United states and
some religious editors though less personally Interested
than be OF Nassaust kH0HS hat fact seek not TO bias
any Christian sect by declaIming, without reasoning
upon matters not yet settled.
When the veteran Of Ihc Obs1uer was assuring ais
Christian readers that the conscientious Morse was
Telegraphng At prices low as barely 10 sustain the
business Of is conductors aware that Amos
Ksndals deposition was on record Ia the United states
Courts 10 the effect that the Washington and New
York Line prices exacted which yield ~ per cent
dividends on ne capital aciHGHy employed, one half OF
which retained by the patentee as the modest price
OF his permission TO the Company TO send and receive
messages - FOLLoA'
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fsr Cash OF MLLlR.--Gco. Miller, convicted
forgery on Tuesday. 10 still in custody. Bail Of
Sred yesterday, but upon examination by the Court
va bot considered sufficient Among those who Of
sfsd themselves. the father and Of the &C
eased Miller was remsnded TO jail, but his counsel
make another sitemp, 70 get his client al liberty to
~ Tho bsl OF exceptions 70 the ruling OF the Court
" which notice was given after the verdict has not
~ been presented. In the Court allows the ex-
1puon 70 be material the case viii 60 up 70 the Su'
eme Court on the question Of new trial II the ex-
poons are dissowed, there Is nothing to prevent an
soedste sentence, which cannot exceed tan years in
- 40 Prson- n"AsAa rrasalaT, lsta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

NEw-HAMPsHIRE.-A State Convention oil the
Hunkers of New Hampshire held State Conven-
non at Concord on Thursday, CHAs. u. ArHERroN
otherwise called Gag Atherton-presided, as
sisted by Jared Williams aud General Pierce
Speeches were made by Anterior, Judge Cove
Gen Pierce and others.
SAMUEL DISsMoRE of Keene was nominated for
Governor on the second ballot. Resolutions IN
favor OF Cen. Csss and Hunkerism generally were
sdopted and the Convention adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

Gen. Wallace was chosen at Special Election
asst Winter 10 fill the seat of Hon. James A
Black. deceased. We believe he is for Cass.
Id Dist.-We believe this is the District llate-
~ represented by Hon r.. F. SIMPSON, IN which
Judge VIM. F. Coloook is elected without oppo-
sitlon.
IIId Drst.-Hon Joseph A Woodward is re-
elected by great majority over - hanlen.
Vim Dist.--(We believe it ISL the opposing
candidates are Orr and Perry, both for Cass
Laurens Dist-Or.. ..l,l47. Perry. ,Oo''
Orr is supposed to be elected.
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" Ielssraph to the Ntw.fOrk Tribune
OuYO-FORD ELECTED

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Friday, Oct. 20
Ford. the Wing candidate for Governor, is GER
,,;nlv elected. The majority will be from 200 to
20. You may depend upon this
Three cheers for the Buckeyes
Yours Away AAB.
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PEsSsYLyAsiA-The Philadelphia North inner
vsa Of Yesterday elects Johnston Governor OF
Pennsylvania by PCT majority. According 10 the
figures in the PeaasyiraHioH Loco Johnston's
rsoriiv ls 1tS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP UPHOLSTERY,
Il Curtain Materas Window Shades and Paper hsng-
rgs-rhe subscribers have IN store sree and sple
dd assortment Of Curtain Materials VI every descnpuon
Lace embroidered Curtains, window Cornicss amos
Loops Tasssls sc. A large variety Of window shades
and Paper Hargngs. Also manufacturers u Pure hAI,
Mos, and other aitresses Beds Pillows with every sft-
Gle 10 the upholstery line wholesale and retail al prices
Der cent lower Than any other establishment In ne ely
A NJ 4 X. DAVIS, Upholsterers,
.z2irps 20 BOwery and ls4s yulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

ISCENDIARY FiEE.-This morning, at q O'Clock.
the chair store OF James w Gates, 80 Commercial 81
WAS broken into through the rear and set re In the
loft Damage by ire irihing-by water considerable.
Mes.r. Gates & Co bad valuable stock OF mahogany
and chairs which were damaged u the amount OF sew
eral thousand dollars Insured for S5.OO0-si,OO at
the Merchants Office in this city and t2OOO At the 30"
ditch Office Salem Boston Irs' lstn'
FIRE IN NEwBURGH.-On Tuesday evening
last the stables connected with the Union Hotel New
burgh kept by John Richards destroyed by nre.
and the adjoining buildings occupied by Charles II
H,sbrouck Charles w Post VIM. B. Jarvis, John w
Warren, Sands q Raymond and others, considerably
damaged Aggregate loss, 5000.
ST. JoHN's. NEWFOUNDLAND Sept. -, lsis.-
The harves, Is excellent In spite OF ungenal
have been raised in this neigh0orhood We have had
fair fishery and the potato disease although prevail
ing in some districts has not spread much 80 that
hope that matters are mending
~ The trial OF DR.. Joel Divine Of Poughkeep
sic charged with the murder Of Richard Wall 0f Pleas
ant Valley last Spring brought on In the oyer and
Terminer At Poughkeepsie on Monday last before
Iudge Edrnouds and two Justices The nrst day was
spent in endeav0ring 10 empanel Jury though only
nine were selected and IL not completed until the
following day The opened by Mr.. J. Lee
District Attorney who is assisted by IL swirl Esq TOR
the prosecution. Counsel for the prisoner, g. Dean
and John W. Brown.
Up. The brewery establishment OF Messrs.
Hoffman on Pennsylyania avenue, Baltimore was de
stroyed By hre ON Wednesday morning. Insured for
$1,000
rg A boy named William Wilson was arrest
ed ID Boston the other dag for robbiag has sraadaohs'
Boston is nice village.
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N. Corrox market is dull with a downward ten
aency In prices The sales OF the day are 2OOO bales
FIors has declined We notice sales OF 1900 bol' Hi
sol, and Ohio brands at 62i. CoRS is in good de
p.pd with sales of 10000 bushels a, So cts sale OF
70 bid. new crop SUGAR has been made for the Pha-
s,lphla market At II cents.
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N.v.yorL Whis Nominations.

XXYIhA Dia-WiLLIAa A. SAcKErr OF Seneca Co
for the 3lst Congress, EssoS BLAoxnKR OF wayne
Co. for the seat of Hon John NJ Holey in the present
House
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y. Y. bunker Nominations.
IH.chcss Co.-Treasurer ULYSSES CoLE.


oasiaa CO.-Ths little party has nominated a full
ticket in this county. Congress; BxRIAH GRxKN Of
whitestown; Assembly L. LRAspKR 5 WooD of Whites
town, 2 WA. LAWSON of Vernon; 3. AARON STD.
NAN Of Annsville; 4 DASrxL CLAKx OF Trenton.
Treasurer GEORGE LAWSON Of Rome.
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n lafss "a slTTcsHicoci'&S.. cI.ssl.aa.

q William Scott, the celebrated Jockey, who
,a held 50 prominent position M the sporting world
''' long series OF years died in England short tune
sacs IN his Stat year
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Water Cure.-Dr r T TEALL, who started the
as conmodious establishment IS LsghIsi one door hom
s. JOhnspGk Banning rooms win doueces showers &C
90 each Goor Outdoor prsc1ce sil1loo % 70 Ions1lS
on. q al lmos'
r. Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-susnger' Nssons ne eliy
are informed thai the beat place 10 get oroamenA nsn
/. a, MEDHURST K HEARDS, y Maiden-lane where
hey have on hand the largest he cheapest and best uso
psni Of WIS half wigs toupees brts Of long hair nDg
et. fzeues &c which for pnce and quality ne unequsl7d
he trade supplied wholesale Call and g1dge fof your
selves n Msidec-lane. o. I'M
~ Phrenolo sists and Publishers, fo"LEh'
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oygOP THE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS

OOf he Far u Minlat0fe oJIH Lamp TIC DfI1auI
liz 10 superior 10 any other sriesl hgm Known n nes
ness simplicity and convenience has been me neu's VI
universal remark The superiority Of THIS amp IN every
respect the miserable preparations Of spiru OF M
oe6ne called csmphsne spirit gas, burning hnd, &c
now universally conceded. The great demand TOR ness
Lamps since the opening Of the FAR We thnh ns sunes
us iu making these remarks. ESDICOTT L. SUMNER,
on IxI- 100 Elm-s. and "a Broadway.
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steamboat Collision and Loss of Life.
BALTIMORE, Friday, Oct 20.

The steamer Spitiire came into collision with a
y,rrvbos, between Norfolk and Portsmouth instantly
ding Thos. Butler.
Nothing ofRcisl has since been received from Ohio
The Yisgara news has depressed and unsettled our
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Execution of Langfeldf

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. %.
Lqayteldt. the murderer OF Mrs. Radem acher,
"a. lu., be en- executed He made confession Ct his
,rme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

Tbs subscriber wishing retire from bis present bust
ness offers for sale hs old established stand, which 10 now
Ia sccess1l operation, aud has the past year done about
$1,000 worth u business a. profit Of 81 10 ~ per cent II
Is well located 10 fOunshing and healthy southern eiiY
The business can be doubled n conducted properly. II
requires capital VI about 81 900 10 carry on the business
but four that be probably invested FOR
any person desrvus Of engaging In tho business THIS 10
chance rarely 10 be found fof farther particulars Inquire Of
slj 2nc J CHANDLER. FOSTER ( Co. Msldenlsno.
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Ohio.

J. s. Brown publishes in the Cleveland True
Dszoersi the following Electoral Ticket for Smith and
soO,e twill be seen that the candidates do not reside
n TIE several Districts As usual Mr.. Brown, who
rred the ticket sdmits in communication to the TfAe
Dsssra tina, the movement Is merely formal affair
Nd tia, ii was not thought best to hold Convention
Tie National Reform organs OF the state support Van
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

- s...r As.~. Co. have our naai. o' Bo'o' paPsf' Of
r',,,Ssy sf--s0on u advance u Tie MAJ
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ALLEN DoDwoRTHs.
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

tts sro.,n.-.t three Aoors west Of Broadway
,I,HE CLASSES FOR THE PRESENT SEASON n-
l now open Persons wishing 10 becon@ pupils WIZ
psasy call and thoir names.
Ladies and Chiidrens Clsss, on ioes'sys s"' 's'"'
daysA a Pm
Geoteiaens Class On Tuesdays and Fndays and Mon
day and Thursdays at g.
Gentlemons Poks and Redows Clsss at
private Morning Glass al II oelock WI be iofsea iu
Ladies who may no desire Join the larger Glaze Borees
vice month exclusively for Pupils
Pnyss Lessons =. time not occupied " me Csssrs
Al! the fashionable Dances Taught Including INC fohs No
lows yss@ q Celafgs, vss- Doox Tempe, ana
Cnq Temps also TWO nov Dances, LA ose.s tssea ron
The cesbgsed Mons Ceari1s and hs hsdows foiss ons
offhe most beautiful Dances now 10 use -.
Mr. DODWORTH Hsters himself thM no 10 pecohanl
qualified as Teacher Of Ds,cng having been eonnecto1
with his Art FOE many years and nsnns nwZs sss.'
fession Ills musical education VIII certainty shofa mm
eyery advantage hat csn be derived from thu Ar
Acxnowodg fsu1de The liberal patronage mere
tOors bestowed upon him, 10 assures moss VINO s
him IL future tina, hey can rely On recsiyns
eonect and fashionable style oi Dancing " lmsodlap
<,ROTON MILLS FLOUR.-w; q. BETrs.
" having entered INTO srsns smsnls WIN nc R,spo.ys
e eIs ps al cs5too Nils o Chsys VIZ II
ra Wheat Graham and Rye Flour fof smhes ~ yoss
white and yellow Indian hssd and boeswhosI " ~ sno
a, M taes AZ eli a. bsnss and bali bsffes Also hsn
Fanna and Whesien Gnu Boxes for orders are Sn 'nS
following pisces: "a,
A r Wheeers noen store CT Thlrteeethst and Forrhs'
i % Hunr. Indian medicine stors, z51 Ho0stona
Hsckers brsad store III West Broadway
P, Cummings fraissry. 10 Eisa,a,.yenas
William Daniels pork store, 10 epringst
Hs@seT. read store 43 Pssr.sl
j. Ola y sr s.Ii'r' '''s sure ''' " G. skTrs
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THE NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE CASE
We happy 10 learn that the parties ~no 'VSk slo
Lent of the East end OF the Suspension Bridge
were on the lth inst brought before his Homer Judge
Gardiner Lockporr for not snd bound over 10 ne
Court Of Oyer and Terminer and genera Js aeINeIy.
tbs, Mr. Eett had possession or right OF possession
10 the locus ia quo except sgent OF the Company and
that his possession their possession wnicn tney
had right 70 end whenever they pleased
Hamilton ca Gazette.
PIcrou. Ms. Oct. ls-DsfeieHcy Of ne Crops.
II has now been sscertaned that the crops Of the past
season in this county viii not amount 70 an average
and many say that the food is not adequate for ne
port Of the people In Morigomish, II is stated that II
al the food raised there were equally divided II would
rot supper; AL the people for four months some Of
the poor settlers will find themselves without bread al
the end OF But the general opinion seems 70 y
that we have enough to las, I'LL spring and the opening
Of the nsvigstcn-
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PHILADELPHIA II SLICES.

lwel, Here am ia this venerable, besnuiul' quiet
wholesome CITY once more after Life IN Ne~-fork long
enough 10 render It's repose and clean streets grateful 70
ogerwesry BRAIN and frame ana i'' en'onnpp7o
.,bs.oed bouygeoisie welcorns 10 the sigh as
49,, go, nd frsi- OF field snd forest There Is an inde
.c5as .ereay in the cir here which Ills aud 'oothss the
heart
Tnoa looking sbou. me hi.e TO see what points had
hes. pounes upon 70 make available for Slice Il strikes
me that csnno, do better than 70 commence with the Bour-
eose class which have reached higher state Of deyei
opmeni in Philadelphia than 10 any other city Of the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-21

" between Essex and Horiof .ts-bELhNAr VIII
ar. noy nr@osre TO Offer 20 theif fnccds and the pubic,
Oyster, Of ne frat quality and n every ryie Also, not
Coffee Leo Cream, and other refreshments a. un-n new
s.oon which ked up In superior style for ne eccom
nodsron Of ladies' and gentlemen Cal and see iT your
adv
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Nckean Co. Pm.

Froin the Potter Pioneer lfh INST
f,s,,noy Johnston 2l9 Lengstreth $40 MAJ l0l
Conn., 90 .Middes warth. pa Painter -.3l2 -
Coasres Campbell. RIB Thompson 3l9 loi
SOUTH CARoLISA.-The lVtb District has very
urobably elected Gen John Mcqueen to Congress
instead Of A. d Sims, the present Member The
4 l.. IL.
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nRINTING INK-JOHN O. LI0HTBODYb COO

DRINTING INk.-JohN 9. Li0HTBoDY u COZ
asn.iy manufacturing and hes always hand eyssy de-
scnpnon Of Printing Ina from the hnesi Black md Cooved
" News INKS which be warrants equal 70 any ever mann
sseured low prices b cold BY any regular
manufacturer Orders forw srdsd By steamboat railroad
any pa Of the country By addressing nos W ne q .
Rosce.
PsLrhs pepper printed with my News Ink, sIso .
Teat many ot6er nswspspers In this cry fhsdepda boe
Ion Bslrmoro, Nov Oneans md oshss dnss md 0wre
he Un1tsd etsiss suAa