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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

\ grey ril man with esgle c,a,
With mstIisl step and gl.lint bearing,
VIII lscr Ihst fitt- HIS un, passed 10y,
Vel ieit untouched A. look at dsuns,
NHh arm fh5t urvtr ~taltrrr. vaeii
His crunfr luemau mi-btss-sH her,
Tn hsro al heroic tneu-
This, Ihls =, Z4cutaY TsyluR.
At MnItcrev. y here seuiri rtnts,
Melted like sulV-nakr> In t1~ uver,
Where streets the gushing I've b.api dnnk
uf men whusc deeds sh1ii live forever,
Where. midst the clash at arms anil t'n'
Zen m4uh1oi's check might well iurn
Fearlcs- 4 : be hath ever been lpdlcr
SO q gallant ZAcnAgy TAYLOR.
On rcd Buena Vi,'a's field.
Our Spartan band Was calmly lying,
Ready iH Hle. but not to ylrll.
ilh rot one thougnt oi h,ing;
Nalor theft crests was prrthrd M on,
Aud hosts ct inrmen coul o. quail her,
Far vds not here her desr,,. sun
Her slout old X4cAABY IAyLoRi
What shall SIC aivs our noble chief
The poets sweetest song or story,
Cuuli never ptt @ sln IL lrai,
Told bright crow el tame and glory.
But happy shall GA country b..
Anl ht ~ every Isai shot hait her,
hen Over hra future de-tiuv
Rules honest ZtcaABY fAyLoE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

NRIrING.-we are much pleased with
specimen, Of drawing and penmanshiP e1-
bibi,ei TO Us by Mr. J. d. Williams who opens
This evenings class in Mf SCOTS school
NOON on Alb s.. MIR. VS. recommendations
..,h a. to eutille him To all confidence
snd pstrousge, and we trust he will meet
yith IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

The Hnu. Aulraw Stewart is confined to
hi room, in Uti1ntrAa. Penms ~lvaail. by a
severe attack oil iirlnrhii. i.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

~ N"td advise al persons ia,ori,. ND,
''"Eus, folds. &c, (which are 80 c4t.n.,, a, ~
~ ~ beNHsEr 10 i~ taiat ~ '"Si"'Ap sNR-
N~RDATAINGERtS "A tt...
; - AOuhRaW - Grocere III ~ ~,
- ~ { Eh7f Grocer,. Easl "A he,firg
:" ~ sLtss 40. Main. 81 -w un,nrv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

.1RES1~ Goo0S-geo'a MS aty al the rf- Window;
20 lraseshar yaei wiGf Sea Liza 81 siee .:
Is rs navy ptilow "a G and 5 pcelfte uu~iias.
cesesa Der dtrk IL Prin's. motoring d inc c,ts viii
COMPARE Wlta theH. J - iunE
novel Hrtigs cor Her.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

~ CocSrFrrrrrs atoued. AND rnaor vtrions ro'ors
are psiacd oa upon tnc ursusgeeutg. a. Tie genuine
srttctv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
NiLOtL & CARR.
Sign Of the Ituak, Flag, Ct.

.AkNEss-Ne would call IT, attention OF our en-.
~ touefs and others To our stock OF inc and eaa
scie luegf Hafn,ts. Ne have son. thai arc vef
neai and al lower pfices {itsu heretofore.
eei.a NltDft "a CARR, fe9 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

NANfED-A coon Grass woeter eed 'nisiler.
~ Aso a toy ahint 10 ,eJrs OF aqe, 30 .earn the
PLUMBING tasiurs-. in4'tfe a.
novsi buGNDRooN q DlLLoN'S. Marbei 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

JAMES e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

,RENCn MEET NOEt-Dsrk sr.en. NazarIne blne
End saftus % lie, 60 oes. ~ French Merinope aid
fhtot Cl3.hs, "a tctta Ia Is low tHie-s. jus fa.eived.
nov-i 5 RHODES, o &c Cotuer
r E~NTLEMENis cLotK rtssEi.s-Recd hy Tx.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
PArRlCK HENRY.-rhe following

PATRICk HENRY.-The follow ihg is
the closing pifaguph IN The viii Of Patrick
Henry -
Il have now disposed al NY property 10
my lamiiy. there is our lliug NOR | Wish
could Ave iheu. and that j. tine christian re-
ligiou. II they bad his. and lave not gwen
lhrm one shifting hey would he r-deh; dal
il they had not laat. ADD | had .i}eh them
ali VIZ world thel would b. poor.'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

A Specimen Of Audaeitg.-ihe Mrssrs,
Cstheraood, at Philadelphia, received through
the POST thee, on Monday, d letter rnclasing
~, certificates OF loan, stock. and other ~
stolen from their store on Fri
Ierprt traitor o the viilal0y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

81 FCEiFEU tts dty. an assortment o. very l,-y
Sd rrRE GuLp NtSas, expressly fnr wcadmg -ii..
noys JOttE y sHOf. ~ Meqs Il.
IIsNOND R~iNCS-Rec'd iais dsy. . very r,s, ,
- snrueai af pi1mlid fulgs: Nisp. Pearl. plaft.
nei. Nuathssi, Braztl. ropaz. Rals. Ranfaa -tr
scale. piffu and "a ier rugs JOIN HfSHui
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

uE ALE uR ErN r-rh-,n brirx h,.sss go
sFsiteh'e 90 b ls aat sissas ~ aerhis. an Fey o s'
tefas. Also, 500 4urs % tani m Mes; Iruus.' o.
nevi %. JAltsoN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
A%DNlNlSrRA DIX NALE.

CkL1. - fjoss's aa rnion -frest stl -ct a No. SIX
Y itai Tor Ue-wafranied equal Gee any iists soll
To- the >amn price so thfs civ. JplN J W'H'f.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27
RAND LEVEEl

AT THE CITY HALL. WHEELING.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS.
Noptmter 27fh and 2S'b.
Tae Company WI appaar in zeal baker Costume.
TlCkBIS MENIY. FlVHCENrS.
Doors open al o.. p rlorntucr 10 comm ace
az : pp-cIsely. for particulars see smii
bills ul De dsy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

Compiiatgt 10 GEN. .oyior. ~ he owner
Of In >teens1tp t'hite States. Clatlcs II.
Marsha Esq has srrta triegta bic dispitcIi
10 New oHeona. lustraelIug The captain OF
tiiat nubte vessel 10 lender ner 10 General
is,l'r, a. lie siauld BE- disposed 10 ply d visit
10 New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

TrGS WADE Ria' he scen a The same flac". where
Is& she naurs far sac snlentil stock Of Fat Nil
lincrv aud j. prepared 10 attend to SIX and ~ttsw work
Of every description. MEs. 4. WADE.
my n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

49, ONEY rOifNp-Th- subscriber has a waist
As&s roatain,h. q small ainoaHt OF money. which w,
found On The paveacnt ~ ,Ae market honse. hy ms sot
IN : iuriay morning., Nov 4 The owner can gel &
ny gsvlng sd IS aciort evidence tiiat it teioass 10 o. BE-
by eailiug al tne corner Of Market aud Ga Bcy slrers
n"v d JESSE VuRN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

90 rajrs nten's .4ics Bro ana. Of .l1eror quality
> : lust rrcd AID ,tr salr al tts So. ct tie 81 ve.
boot. Fnovf1 N,CLALIIN, kNpN 4 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

onaa pounds New NorN IIeuiuck taured se'eleHther
''t'N"' a very prime attic e. Just received a d sale Al
the lowrst u afkei price g.,
novif Meet. NGLEN, KNOX 90.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

Th> Ten Hours Rep1lttion" i. the name
given b. oae al the " estera pa prs 10 he Pr
llrdl revolution which happened ia his
cnuutrS On tn. Nh OF N5vemb'r. instant. in
Which tarre millions 81 men took part. and
psuceab,y & cons ituliaually wilel d chance
OF policy oi he government.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-27

CANINE NURSE WANTED-The fol.
lowing !. . ilefal Translation of an al,cf ise-
ment winch appears lna French paper: la
Stgnnris Marelcssa SIifaato III Sau-herthul =
meo wau'sa nur,e. unmarried. Ia raise a
small iauil, oi five E,gis puppies. pure
%btooded. lhe Sigroiia Nianchessi vii ex-
peel to baard a. he house OF his Excellence,
breablrsst with ihr Nlareheiucss. dine with
The sfryan;s, and sleep With the dogs. Sll-
airy t'reuty dollars d month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

va rroper and NJ Johnston would have been
acting Governor foY some seventeen mouths. 5ut
this they could rot endure, AID 50 drove GOV. J. %
take the stump and tie Wig :. 10 their best ior
him Very possibly this may have been the
turning point in the Presideltial struggle.
Maine saiL Judah Hammond ID 40 has SCI
tied the Bouudsry Question between Liberty ana
Dssposism. Uliess the Wings should sbsusd.y
rs.sx their ezert0as IL view Of their brilliant
p-o,Dec. OF suocess-alsd they are not likely TO-
since they always pull hardest with WIND and
t.5e iY heir fsvor-Pennsy.yani has done the
country ike good service il lsi-.
Member Of Conrress-We sPPrehend samuel
Mel anahsn. Cas- hss beaten Hon. Jasper z
Brsdy Wing ia toe XVIII District composed
~ cs,ober'aDd Franklin aud Perry Cosnt.es-
Lougsretn appears TO have 50 majority In the Ds
r-.-,. We do no, know how the Congress vote va
rIes from this.
In the XXHIi Ere District, It is b. 10 means
certain that Campbell, Wing, has beaten Hon.
James Thompson present Cas- Member, though
we hope II. 10 the XXIVth, We think George
w. Smith. Wing, has succeeded Hon. VIM. lrvIn.
The reported vote Tor Governor 10 Indiana Arm
strung and Butter Counties renders tois almost IN
eyltaD.e
Seaas.- The Wings have chosen etg@ sen
ators. gaining one, Lawrence, in Washington Co
the Cas- men have earned three The new Sen
ate will stand-Whig q Loco -
House-The House IS certainly Wing The
choice Of SO wings s already reported, 70 about
30 Loco We think toe House vii stand about
s5to a.. GOV. Johustons majority IS reduced by
.o,oe corrected returns last night, but u vii DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
CITY Nominasions-Copgress.

Hid DISTRICT Hon. J. PHILLIPS PHGNIH
VA, las, evening nominated for Congress by the
Wing Convention OF this District comprising
the Az. lower Wards Of this City. Mr. PaGSIx
served one term faithfully and acceptaby, and
barely failed Of reelection IN 1896 By handful
Of votes ct season Of general apathy or dissifec-
ton in our City He will now be almost certainly
chosen by handsome majority HIS experience
ss successful Merchant will be wanted IN the
next Conge.
Ivrs Dn1Rlcr-The Convention met at the
North American Hotel, Bowery. Isaac FIrz, ESQ.
of the Seventh Ward W a. chosen Delegate at large
Come four or five candidates were mentioned
bat no vote WAS taken The Convention stands
adjourned TIL Wednesday evening next
vrH DISTRICT The Convention assembled At
the Broadway House and was organized by the
choice of JAMES VAS NORDLN Chairman and
CHA. MissISo Secretary. Mr.. AcKERNAN, Eighth
Ward. vas chosen Delegate at large. Several
informal ballots were taken for candidate
for Congress but no person obtained a majority
We understand that joins w. LATsoN, Esq. OF
the Ninth Ward had plurality. The Convention
adjourned I'll. Tuesday evening next.
VIrH DIsTRicT.-The Convention met at Con-
s.,tutioa Hall The contested election IN the
Seventeenth Ward was decided IN favor OF the
delegates chosen at the day election. Hon JAMES
MONROE was unanimously nominated for the re
naming term OF the XXXth Congress, vice d. S
jackson, ousted by vote Of the House. Several
ballots were then taken for the candidate Tor the
XXXI.t Congress On the last ballot, JAMES
BROOKS. Editor Of the Erpress, received 10
votes, being majority OF the whole aud was
accordingly nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
Iz- JAWS g KlNe Of Haa.oa was ye.terds!

KY JAMES q King OF Hudson was yesterday
nominated for Congress la plsce OF Hon. Dudley :
Gregory. who had positively declinedl by the
Wing District Convention, which met at Psier.
son, y. J. We congratulate TIE District the State
and the Nation on tins nomination. To 81 extern
siye aud diversified acquaintance with the Sasl-
ness interests o.. the Country, Mr. King unites the
abilities which d.gaiiy aud the vlraesw hich honor
public station. His Intimate acquaintance wlrh
the Commerce and Trade OF the country eminent
III him Tor distinguished service IN the revision @.
our National policy which vii devo.ve on oar next
/ Congress HIS election BY handsome majority
Is morally certain
1t is one OF the hes. signs o. the coming era
/ tina, an unusual number Of strong men are beiag
CHOSEN to the next Congress There vii De need
I al them Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

WILLIAM AND MART COLLEGE.-Bisnop Johns
lately of Baltimore has been elected President OF this
institution, taxing also the chair Of Moral Philosophy
Henry r. Hopkins Of Ky elected Professor of Nat
ural Philosophy and Chemistry to take effect AZ the
same time. And the Board determined . postpone
SLING the vacant Profe-sorsnip Of Political Economy
un the 2sth u December at which time . will again
meet 70 al that Proessorship. John Tyler, Esq was
elected Rector FOR the next year.
FIRE AT NASHVILLE, KY.-The hemp establish
meat Of j. T. Crook & Co. A. East Msysyille, was de
stOyed by ire the It'll inst; Loss 5000 and insu-
rance $500 Dr. Leavitt, the active partner Of the
concern thinks that can be replaced az about q so
Nearly $500 worth Of bale rope was burned, awaiting
shipment and al the valuable machinery aud fixtures.
NOErHRoP CoSvIcTED.-Monday last at White
Plains, Northrop was found guilty OF the murder OF
Maria Goodhesrt Judge McCoun pronounces sen
tence to-day.
BRIDsE AT PEoRIA.--We learn by the Peoria
pagers tina, the bridge the Illinois River 81 tina,
place, will be finished 10 December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
To orr city Patrons .

Il b. 40, designed hs Soy pspsr shall exec To. rrs,.
In he extent .od variety o. - News, ~h-s IL Ls,,,
a. ,-er ras-s So believe ioafn.l Ia me Js-..
STATE. approaches iii, wish % ner-ase ansr "a.
s5r5ge he rsnge All smoun o. reading mser To- d.
,sss.y OF employing special Foreign aud oher corre.,
dent. % nert iae .1ercssci daily expense. .r1ar.s
Teesrphrg news from various parts y ihe tued s.,,..
sni, pressure Of important Po4scsi sni Mscssaeoq,-
s .ce imposing upon Pc necessity % sIord.as =.
.gscs Advertisement, oompe. gs heooeorh % e.t,..
rsJ iron oar Cry Paron. hs payment o, or adverse.
tens 20 VII. ~ ceats FER week instead ~ o cen. a,
AmJ-ui heretofore paid by msly ofihen.
oar experience has isugiias Dist no Daily Pspel ca.
sss cfThs Tlhlne. Containing ,Ae lao. u fea1r nal.
.r necessary 90 MAINTAIN s ,lsniias esains Fot.
AID Nsy. journal can be Afforded a. less lan Obi. tf. a..
The Tribune o. sni aner Mosdiy PIE is.h n.,.s, a.,
Carriers wili observe his rule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

~ mid the yellow woods you take YOof WAY
Anc see the fallen .eayes bestreT The gfaur-
Tnins, ladies, % yOuf b. auy void cecsy
II GcUsAUp no presergsfivs had foun0
lie Sody ftIt1H viii each stain sfsce.
HIS Posfye subtle besri-lise hair retnosrs
His Lgsfy0Es Spalsish LIy iYkRe y 10 pace
Upon the cheek he blsndke tot We love
The Lquh peget11s Rouge willea
rosy iini upon The face divine.
Then uuto GoCEAUD's bright Emporium hssie
There beauty llnsers IN her favored shrine
Attendant CDpics well attest hi. praise,
Ard poets name him Ia their death e.s lays
The ease with whch supehuous human hair be esa
icsted, ihfOush tie Of wonderful GoUEkp0s P7sf'
Su1t = j. !rcredloe. Application viii gen>f..s
suffice For clsTify skin from s cisrsse
AID renewing ihOse drawbacks beauty, 10 the sh1ps
Tan freck.es ssowness surburn reSpess, g1ress
ooshinS earh exec. GoUKAuDs fdll1a NefAs - :.
soap GouRAUD's Grsoaa Hair DE convens he No.
hsrsn, red ghior gray into glossy brown OF blsek
DR. FELIx GorRAtD's preparations only Do oo,A.1,
genuine his dspo, 81 Walkers hrs' store ssos bf's
way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
Ohio.

We received very little farther from Ohio yes
terday We learn that DR.. WILLIAM P. Cutler.
Wing is probably chosen to Congress from the
XIlth District-a gain. Il SO, the Delegation
probably stands as at PRESENT. Wings to 10
Loco The absurd report that Ross Co. had given
but 81 Whig majority IS cleared up. It's 50 much
gan In the SIX towns heard from.
7 ). Oar Iates; dispatch from Ohio wears Al
azure complexion. See Telegrsphic head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
New.Yori. WING Nominations.

5ne co-Assemo.y Dr. LrraEa BraroN Of
Brands
N1a'soney Co-Asseno'y LEwIs Avgs.LL of
- Louisville
D,lara-e Che D.iarars Erprts Of Den. tae
Wn.g C1-aty organ adj Pc Dr. ALsrEoS FITcH. The
kor R-nt nominee ior Congress. and places a. usne
al me hesc q 10 editorial columns The Wig Cen
TIA Committee Of the County. AkeW.se eudorse DR..
FITCH HERNtN . GOULD was nominated 1y tie
Coa...nan wh-.a eze--de. ne E-.ch De-esa.-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
Pike Co. Pennsylvania.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
MILFORD, Pike Co Pa. Oct il, lsis.
H. GREELEY, Esq.-Dear SIR We have the
returns from sx townships in this County which gives
Iong,,reth majority Of 422 The two remaining
townships will probably increase hi. majority TO 40 or
as Yours, {. w II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
gY TIE ElDyIGHT SOTIHERN NAIL

Barrmozr CirI ELEcrioy-The vote Tor
Mav5- 90 ths Charter Election OBJ " edne'iay
-npares with thar .o- President % a ss io.oNs
- No. ftI-Preri6elf
GrHn. sC54 s,snssury 2 80 Gay 40 Po.k $50
-tzrsrlry lns. 80 roiA s1o--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

BITTEN rHE TAktsrrIA The bic II The tafsr,4s
SPIDER Il supposed i9 ciese pecllsf lind u stDes
and perso thus On ced Initiate 10 he ic1 ous
the movements vi TIE sure he dolfs who Se
20 cImsy Initiating PHALOSs Chemical Hair isorsbc
have been bitten ~ Ills SPIDER Tier "uock pfe
senmes how ever are not 80 hanl.ess - the cap s
tbe der dancers, gOr hey yeud de etsroUs pospc
1DdR ne u an zrce which fDr cleansing m. bali
and keeping besing glossy, aside AMI .gx4rarf 10
rival snong the toilet prersrsuons u me lay To svot
being taken IN win MS spurious srtcie y q sbsosSy
Necessary 70 see hat fhALo>s name - tbs cover
which esct sOs IS encssed Do not leave tho duIs sore
aides Bni yol q he sfc.e Tor N. rrn.rss
themselves are sometimes deceived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

My Friend, that hat Of yours looks SHOCKING osi'
Why wear Il when better can be bad
Il ill becomes As neat sitire n thine.
Win suoh Hat, you surely cannot shnr
Nov ne q fact lealntia Experience school
Which has become with all a settled rule,
That those who wish hs. pronounced 6f.irale
Must cal IN Falion-sireei, one l~eniy-elght
Though Hat C0Htenfi0ns talk, the public know
That KSox's Tiles, just now are al the go.
Call on him. friend, he'll place upon by crown
As fae a hat As eer was seen IN town.
It's rue, be makes no flourish or display
OF CABS and B.oks-he has better way
tie needs, In fact, 90 su'h outlay. for ali
Who boy Of him. say that bis bets are Tall
Call on him. friend, and see II this be tue.
I'u lay a wager he will .g.f yO4 too
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
CattIe-show Mt Bulls Head.

TIE Cattle Show Of the American Institute
closed yesterday, after gratifying thousand, OF our
citizen. with gratis view Of some Of the finest
stock ofthe country On hasty review Of the
Exhibition We noticed some remarkably hne sPe-
ciuens. OF blood Cattle and Sheep especially. Oi
Horses there was meager show, but some hne
pairs. The display OF swine was also limited from the
reat difficulty and expense ct Transporting them In
deed It d. hardly 20 be expected tina. really thorough
snow fine stock Of our country even our own near
vicinity can DO given here The trouble and risk OF
r,ilrosd.ns ami steam5ostn fine stock-the difficulty
of obtaining proper feed aud The heavy eSpense OF al
these are formidable obstacles the Nay Of such TX
hibtons Even the successful competitor 'nds him
sof .ady out Of pocket on reaching home This should
be rencded-but how
We Will not attempt 70 give description Of the AM
mails exhibited first because we have not space 10
spare aud second, We are not sufficiently IN Jaf n
hoods and horns and woods aud tochnicalites TO give
such description even f we hsd roors The awards Of
premiums were. we believe all deemed satisfactory by
those intere.ted and iu them will be found the best
udgment Of TIE stock.
The show ground has been object OF very general
attraction and the number Of visitors has largely ex-
pressed the Interest felt these important results Of
Agriculture Several line, OF stages running TO the
ace snd the cars OF the Harlem Road have done lu
craye sixpcnny business during the show alike to the
accommodation of the publc. legs and the proprietors
pockets.
From the Oic.al Reports Of the Judges We hsye com
piled complete Let Of the Premiums, as below, which
t. we believe correct IN numbers, names and degrees
and for the mafriei for which indebted % The
poli,encss of the CLERK az the Grounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13
RusINESs NorIcEa.

~ It Is gratifying to witness industrious efforts e. 81
times bl more when those efforts meet with ihei 20
reward We are led these remarks by the deserved se
ces, hat has attended E.PENsCHED since bis entrance no
business az Hat Manufacturer l0f Nasssust The or
cumslsnces h, occasioncd his commencement are fsf'
peculiar. Owing Lhe unpnucpled auemPi oi n.-
room-dealer skpsPwsy cunai the fair wages u ns
Jourueymen Hsys$, EsFESscuED determined TO go On s'
own hook and vel 1t has been for him that be did 90 ~
not only has he benefited himself but he public who 10 cor
sequence have their Hat not only cheaper but better
quality and bs Hats the universal theme Of sdmrsio
only tn. city but throughout the unon, fo' be ell
wholesale well retail. and country h0er' viii 40 's
10 cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-13

BALrIMokE. Thursday, oct. l2-lO P. NJ
Dispatches have been received here which state
that returns from ~ Counties, give Weller Loco
a gain Of 1000 on Bebbs vote. The Loco-Fooos
also gam two Congressman, and two IN the Legls-
lature The result, however. is still doubtful.