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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-26
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DAVID WOODRUFF,

MANUFACTURES OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES, &c.
A general assortment of carriages constant
ly on hand, made of the best materials and
in the neatest style. All work warranted.
Shop on Main street, Salem, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

rt.hish tine rts, 80 % f.r thro~ - tse .h.eses
u patty - 20 " - unifrs'.'od tnsi p, n.n ~
saes not possess The lgsitf siiors or ni
,ns .terus patriotism command ne s-Ifss'' %
r.fahsa re EVIL e.nsoi hs rsscaei ~ 'ny q
tfr.e means - must rcs1Ti O. ne m.fa 10 -,-.''
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country Ir, fett s1ro = F.srf.f if'
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every esrt .f i.r u1frY. fal n ine Il pr.
lfr '-f COOS. cf.l m.af .l ..... 500 y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

RI, 10 stated Mr.. Balm has failed IN esiab'
Itching hi. claim to patent for hi. Electro Chemical
telegraph in consequence Of the opposition OF M.
Nors. a. previou. inventor. We understand that i,
appeared in evidence before the Commissioner, thai
Mr. Morse had working apparatus on similar Prine
pie twelve yesrs ago. in his rooms at the Newfors
University. which was seen by many OF friends BE
alec exhibited newspaper published in this City more
than three years ago in which that invention was plain
ly alluded To- 80 his own Mr.. Morse and Mr. House
now occupy believe the whole psient ground
The latter has patent In this country and IN eight Of
the principal kingdoms OF Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
nuslrEas r.IloEs.
MoLEsKIN AND six HAIs'


OF the bes and hnesi qualify and moe, recent ivhon CON
blnrg al the latest Improvements and r0t prevousyef
ceed These Has Manufactured expressly iof rs -sia
slmea by The experienced wofsusu n me- ciy, ns
offered 20 The public 81 ihe reduced rate =
FOUR DOLLARS EACH
TIE attention those pursuit ~ elegant sni 81 ne
sane uue eeouolcsl Hai. .sresPec,uly .afled Co
HAYEss STOCK ofHsls.
o.iecj 81 5rosis4y. c'rasf % fuioasl
T. r1r L,olfs- gpas-Yo. can tsa s5e.' man lsy
say when .ts ladies' ran after lm Acco1lrf 's hs0t
dslsr ia mlnHsearsd nm. and hats be- excessively
visited by O. fs,sex Hs muT., csprs upgei, boa, nd
ARTICLES ID that ne considered lw n prices h'y
excellent D. siye % masking 1p hey cannot 10 80.
passst. 81 wonder ,as ladies csl 90 hs0A.
ry-Av EnrFvssF ArcIioS sAlr u slessn Ro.~sooi
All Mahogany furniture. richly carved ln snce1i an
modern styles SINE = which l ext rme rrh aid 5esl
tf Pianofoues ard dch Ornamental end useful housefl
n..tas goods vii iass p.scs 81 te Coliseum hsl, 49,
Broadway. Tbs Day. m- 1ih .nst by NJ r kfsf
As1. Isr.s sd beautiful collection ~ urh Chinese al
Psrs frcy srcss sl-h 81 rspef rache al'i iabes "t
fire. screens. Tea roys bealle msnf-l c.Qcss g. &C.
A4 would feafs llf Gee irlure hss loi been mia-
lficur,4 or slcrou eel TO- l.t was lfro-l etpf-ssJ 'f
'he hr1llsay uale Ell tss aef brought o no hammer
Der pecs. 40 rrcau''arers Persons tetro1s al. i4f
ca Gig .let Gee s rni is 81 excellent orr0ranif
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

SEIZURE on COUNTERPART MoSkY-On Tues
day afternoon we stated that Constable ClspP hsd
ssi1ed large qusntiy Of counterfeit money together
with the plates for making more, At hotel in Boston
We now learn from the Boston papers Of "Wednesday
last the money seired was three hundred and ten
a. bills. ON the las, Hsddsm Bank Boston also ons
hundred and ninety four o. bills on the City Bank o.
New Haven. The owner or owners Of the package
have not vet called Tor H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

AID indicate. them both rs word ard y Is Pi''
fence ,.----y With
r. Rev Gentleman concluded y enh.as -
--est force upon TIE idss thsi TIE 5iols = :.
even Nsrons. CoGs-tasi "a tesc1ins' - -
. r-stertio~s or e4spo-su n0r arisioc. =, -,--
"a tie ether hzri into the folies q sn-s' ,.- sns
--r.a-vst.7e-tnsi . leaves tie s-rainisii - -
s-1r.eut vhsrever form Z rus, ASSUME % = - h
sIIe II demands ths- thst sdulnistrsiien : -
-y---i, m Goa a. TIE Supreme Ruler Of ne s'a'7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
From the Navy Department.

L. =. sur PLYMOUTH, MACAO, Asg. H. l>is
SIR have the honor 10 report 10 you the arr.
vsl of this ship At this place on the 10th INST
Hon Nh Davis landed yesterday At Macao
sud wa, received By the authorities with a.! honors dct
10 bis station shall proceed with BIN IN day o.
two cor ss soon As he Is ready 10 Whampoa, wheI
he vii lesve the ship for Canton.
Very respectfully your obCd dent servant
THOMAS X 0EpNkN. Commando. /. : saP f9 r.oata
Rrn , M.,eS s-.ressr OF As N1's, VAS sioa
Hon Mr.. DAVIS (thc American Charge o. China
was landed ~ Whsmpos, IN the 2th Of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

NuAL-T.c T.. =. sHp Yorktown. Com nander
N-r-ton sailed ray f.r fhe coast 90 Arics 'spt
Cooper who IS t0 tik- tnc place 60 CsFt fo TO ~
CUumui. o. ID fus Afrcau rlusdrou. Wet Ult In he
Yorktosu. sud was received GA De srass. On BOARD
With tAc usual salute. lhutiou pspcf 40
TRNfDAp.- Adyiccs from tle Island of lnni
dad state mat he people were cndoaVufn- t9 procure
r. local elective assembly and other reforms A Fcu
roa for these reforms has been forws iei % R-ecn
Victoria
HhPofN STuNEl.-Trustecs az ths College
have elected &c. Richard sterling 90 Frederic sttus
Professor ol Chemistry and Naursl Philosophy
to The millinery store RI I'D. h Freeman.
Blnshsnton Was destroyed b. fre ou fns Oh
inst l.oss about - 900 Insurance $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

ISpIAxA-Returns from all the Counties but Q,
give Case 4ll7 majority.
GEoRsIA.-An the Counties but Dsde and Gil
mer give Taylor Sg7& majority. These two Countes
VIII reduce Il 300 70 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
Important IL True.


By telegraph ali the way from
BALTIMORE THURSDAY, Nov. .
A party Of sportsmea, or " duckers, from Pnna'
delphia we're captured yesterday with Their 0os''
guns and fixtures. They are charged VIII tre'Pa''ns
On tie waters q the Chesapeake. They nave been
brought 10 Baltimore by the sherif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
Alabama kiectior L.

Full returns and reported maiori'ies from al the
Counties IN Alabama give the State TO Cass BY so
ma lori,y. We shall publish the ofscial vote by
Counties as soon as received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

~ Ex-Gov. James c. Jones, one OF Tie uaes'
Wings In the Union met with brilliant reeepron oy
the citizens OF Nashville Tenn or the l4;h inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

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r 40 ~. :, -. "A s,i,s Tn, viii hi. own min
poiniths - - -. -liIs,,, "a i,sess f.. n
on', ,r,s,-s. 10 .erve ~ psslc th.n their mas
- - forrr.- casts a single vote-s corrugt orr %
in,y r -, beas
AZ - very - A., r.tlsr.fv rrae- Id ibis
Ana ale -. - rarr No rehake % these Ga.
Arr " 80. ..5 h,u- shsl trrse hinge 70 cr-.
misdttltf t.r.. h.vf lNnn vi fhrrI nH
rectfd % h1t p so Ii .-.-....-. -.rtt.s % vsrsr
re flAeN 4. f,- BE- 49, .e...rl % humanity -nt
tiem - p -.i o., .,rb VAN O. wtaf quarter
u FiIlo..'l, ----s--,,ou of fhe great md cryirs
saa- W. 80 81 - - .--..I orrsnirat.lu ari qU.s-u
eF-s th4t .-'.- -
-. - --.-r.s 4r.1t bat tllt 1If -1tcr Gay -
---. 49,. III I.,uutrv ln ihis respect power
iaN-l. - -,sss-,.rs Irfle.ce YET exists
w. c4nsef' ti.'7 So 90. u .....s q develop .ls
ClrcGusialcts W. o. 81 49, r.-t..rfsr form 90
po~fr-Ne ea,' a. III 1900 Ind fhe men WI
pane lsief "-.-- % N n 49, ~ La power.
become ueii1er 'eN .A --- II. 49,, h..' Tho
so shal. care =. ~ =. -f NOR ir-t.,rtsn-e o.
acVe Puehi li - 49, -. ~ nv man 20 any
Tie ua.-3a 'nAn " 81. III .,-r..--rsy beg Pa-.
party. ors tl-.- ~ ..f ,t. ,-,.,h MA he Boil.
don % no man I.f '7...'- 49, -, .h....f be- sx.
ucisr. nat i--Ns -e'- Fl 49, 2 r.. ..s y.rt- 81
F.ctel On a,out, - lt--.'. $50 r.. =, .s.....s
he t.re' 9meut % rs Fr.nc.F ~. =. '...s.s
esta5..s-ed. snd ne -fa-r- or .l' --....
only toy taose Hnose hrNt. F-s' 80, b, .-e.-.
ir.crsm frt sse-ni i-'l.-! &c., .r,- I'd
s.cCt LAT t1r sP.4l .l f'iY 80 -.-.-I.. hoo.
euclartaueut o. conifei fN.---.' g.. -. ID. ID
men o. 90 wrong sac even .....'a. pr g..
b. compelled % 11 ns1t 4H.s '.....,
~.-v foundation 0f Nlr pui,i.i f-..,F '"'
r..-fies Will ever Del comff.iti % O. '- "...'-
provoke % u % solicit defeat aal 81 --- ~
--.r-fufa that money cannot .ay, ''i .'"' ~
.,f- M, f-sr-.r nf fhf Republic
Ti, -.xt r i,.sfi.n 40 0ur tepsrts.e irntr N'l Fol-
-.-,.-,err.ktNs The observance ~ tae Christian
-..,t bss y,- been ore rl thc most fertile sources
-'-f "a -,t..-,s. 8 wei a. individual prosperity
- ...,..-..s The word % The Lord unto tlr lf"i'a
-f.r I. of .frfs.ng import snd q as opp icf- p Do
as it 49, o. 'hcm .-" n ftal '.r' f't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

~ TIE LEGISLATORS OF NEW hiNFsHiKA
convened In Extra Session at Concord ca Tuesday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

RICHMOND Co.-one Of our Brooklyn co'emPo-
rsres s,ses that Mr. Merseresu the Cas- candidate Tor
Congress in the I'd District received only 50 votes IN
Richmond Co Instead Of saS stated in TAs Tr'ssse
We published the returns they were sent 70 Us iron
the ofscial record in the Clerks o'tee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

Ma. KrsG's ADDREss.-We continue IN re
Tr.sus< today the publication Of the able ana eA
ly Interesting Address Of Mr. CHAHLk' hiNe' 'e'''s
the New York Historical Society giving history Q.
the rise and progress Of the Se" fork ChaH'oe' o.
Commerce This Address viii be feso Win 'ne
,,,.re., by the entire mercantile community
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

Errarf OF he Decision Of ne Comnisss-' " Patents
&. te faafer ofhe iafersreace btrsea Morse dHd
4e4ander BAN applicants for PdfDs for certain M
proremetfs il Electric 1dsSraphs.
Therefore the undersigned is Of the opinion thst IN
all cases in which the rights OF third persons are in
voved the true date of the English patent must be con
.idered 10 be the date Of its completion by the enroll
ment of the specification
n his conclusion be correct priority Of invention
must be decided IN favor Of Mr Morse setting aside
entirely the testimony OF Chss W Morse. Mr. Balm :
.peciacaiion was enrolled the l2th OF June l-41
which according to the Interpretation above given, il
regarded hy the undersigned the true date OF his
paient Whereas Mr. Morse deposited he cavest 10
the Patent Once the 10Th OF January ls4I nearly
i've months prior % the true date OF Mr. BANS patent
thus showing III. his invention was ia contemplation
of the American law OF patents PRIOR 70 the compile
ton of Mr. Bsins English patent Il 10 therefore here
by decided, ths, said 5 b. Morse Il the nrst and
oysinA inventor Of the aforesaid ale ged improvement
In tocgrsphs and such is entitled 10 receive patent
| therefor EDMUND BURKE, Com oi Patents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

~ The Legislature OF Massachusetts, met yes
tsrdsy in Boston to choose Presidential Electors The
Alta, expects the majority to he about 100 for Taylor
Electors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

~ FKEDEKioX VosE Of Wslpole, IS the Loco.
Fsco candidate Tor Congress IN the llld DisTet q
New Hampshire. now ably represented BY Gen JANIS
WILSON Was Of Aee1e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

WYOMING co
The Telegraph controversy.
NATIONAL HOTEL, WAsHINsToN, Nov q
,-.of,gs V,ftouoI Y.r.1fyeuffr

To tle Editors Of The National h.islitseHcey
GENTLENES. Ia an article which appeared 10
your Journal Of this day The writer tries 70 make Sp
pear that am refused patent for my Electro Chemi
ca Telegraph in enions. Permit me 10 say, through
you 70 the public that such is not the case patent
L now passing through the several stages OF the Patent
Office aud expect 20 receive u IN few days Tor M
original Electro Chem Telegraph, which transmits
and records the signs with great rapidly by single
elesrsphic circuit entirely without secondary circuits
and the cumOrous apparatus belonging 10 them.
that Mr.. Morse lsys claim TO such an inven
ton and his begments date In September, $40. But
Nh Morse was in London, &c / AN informed, in lci5
and the specification Of my invention, dated 21th Nov
ls43 open him 20 any one else who ould pay
one shilling sterling 10 see 10
By this the public will see that snie-da'e Mr. Morse
three years and half my patent was Issued IN Lon
don the 9th May si3 previous to the above speeihcs
ton of IL while Mr. Morses oaVcst my wss entered IL
January ls7 and bis application for patent was date
January ls4s, four years and seven months az" the
issue Of my English patent. .,. nm.
Yours respectfully, ALA. bA4N'
NoyKMBER PIP. :. The Commissioner has just or
dered my patent % be Issued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

y O. BUlIErlN JOIN W. CR0cSarr A.
nounces the termination 81 hs editorial connection VII
the gaustis n that paper q the lS'a inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. FRIDAY. NOV. "a


TnAsxservIsG sERMoSs,-71s IrI5Hne o. 'ni
r,orpins contain. three excellent sermons delivered
ye..erdsy-,wo Of them roba'im, and the other lDr'
sorinso q comparative syDopss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

RALPH WALDO EMERSON delivered the
rnt~ssuctorv Lectnre before TIRE Lowell Institute on
Wednesday evening sat
~ DR.. ROBERT MIrcsELL, formerly Mem
hs. - Congress from TIE Meskiug1n Sne Licking Dis
nc, d.ca recently al LAnesy-le Oaio.
~ We anticipate the surprise win whae-
our readers must learn tbs; in The a. COUNTIES sere
named 10 Virginia. the vote for Geo Isy .or .sss
thar tbs, ~ NJ. Clay ~ ais MAJ M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

rasl SIss l0esS lSS1 6T7c isosl &SSs
yote M Sep,ss - 1851 lSloS
Tsylor. puraigy Van Ba'en, ass, Do over Cas-,
AM; Cas-, and Van Barren ove1 Taylor lSS Gay over
rok s,fs9. -,
Every Congressional pissries has given p.arshy 0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

VERMONT-lo6cia


The following is the Official Canvass, taking th'
highest on each ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-24

r. q. frt fIf.Iit Bors CA bel lo1rd Al Iu.rss N
A1l.-t fhe Museum AsD tlo bed of frrncl rsf
boots. ai ~ n, ser0nd qis.'y f0 a I1 OBJ 81 fitri
proof laots from f l1 b., rrF .fe r.lis iff
o 81 - goi9 Jones Arn 81 o 1ol er1i f'ls ooo'
al Shoes clfsp l IE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
Ohio.

CANTON. September ~, 1915
received your two letters and should have answered
them before now, but concluded TO wait until after the
several meetings which were held here recently
Corwns mission 10 the north part of the State is 10 bring
back the dsahected wings but he finds il an uphill bu.
sness, and opne will accomplish little or nothing Mr.
Van Buren, will get large majority OF the votes on the
Reserve Cass viii get more than Taylor In this coun
ty Van Buren, may get 500 voteslhree fouhs of which
will be wings | consider the State perfectly safe for
Cass and Butler and unless unprecedented change
takes place, cannot be mistaken. | base my opinion
upon the fact, that but very few democrats will vote for
Taylor-nor rvery many for Van Buren-while very
large number of wings will vote the free soil ticket.
When | say that Ohio will go for Cass and Butler,
speak the universal sentiment Of e democrats, and so Of q
large number of phigs The free soil think the
Stale will go for Cass Such is the opinion of Mr. Ham
lin with whom convefsed the subject this week
As between Cass and Taylor he is decided Cass man
The governors election rs uncertain. l hope Tor sue
but there is great doubt about it, The third party
will vote for Ford His the Reserve will be very
strong, and | should not be surprised If he gets a
considerable majority IN The State. He will lose some IN
the southern part of the State but fear not enough to de-
feat hun: The governors election will be criterion
by which to Judge OF the presidential election. The ma
joy in this district flor Cass will be considerably larger
than il for Polk. few of the leaders go for Van
Buren,; but it would have been better for the party if
they had left 1t long since.
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The following condensed but comprehensive letter
appears in the last Charleston Mercury. We repubsh
IL with great pleasure

INDIAN Town, Sept. III, 1913.
Mr.. EDITOR; In your paper OF the 2is ult, am called
'Many vo,ers." who viii support President OF
the United Sta,es-General Taylor, General Lewis
Cass
/ have reflected the with seriousness
which have arrived is that will for such electors
will the of the State for Lewis Cass My reasons
for preferrBg Lewis Cass the in substance
of those given the democratic party IN Carleson
a meeting which took place on the 18th August last
Ist prefer General Cass, because he stands pledged
administer the government prime pies avowed by the
great democratic party OF the Union in the maintenance Of
which South Carolina has ever taken decided stand.
conservative power Executive veto will be preserved
check and balance of the government; by its exercise
corrupt maiores have been controlled, and lcentious
legislation destroyed consider it, therefore, protection
OF vital importance the rights and Interests OF The South
3d. prefer Cas- because he opposed TO the
else of Legislation by Congress over the matter OF slavery
and denies that the gives that body any grant
of power over the subject
4h. prefer Gen Cas-, because he has 3Teady filled
many distinguished places connected with our government
with great ability; which gives assurance OF his capabiy
discharge the duties incident to the chief magsacy Of
the Union
military OF high character, patriot good citizen,
and honest but am Obliged TO infer, from his let
ers that he only opposed the exercise Of the
the subjects OF the tariff the and inter-
party centious OF the federal
tuition are, firmly believe, iraught with incacuabe evil
Ro the contederacy.
With these impressions unremoved could not support
Gen Tavlor for President of the United States, without
nouncng all the principles which have hitherto guided my
political course.
have said enough satisfy your correspondent
the intend to pursue In reference to the question
propounded by him TO
WIN. COOPER.