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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

DR. PmNNEys PlLLs-These wenown pills. 50 "a
iensvey and recommended by physicians that DO no
leave the bowels cosve obse persons 10 nofesss The
number for dose, take them long NJ they VIII, are con
stsny for sale throughout the Northern Middle and New
England States the southern cities and the Canadas At
the drug aud country A. B d. sANDs, sgen'' '
Fuon-st and rs Broadway, New fork City sllls"ons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ There bat way To get good dinner and have
digest properly therefore 20 to "The Change" corner
of Wal aud Broad and eat OF the nne meals nni'hns
with desert OF Farina pudding, which is universally a.
knowedged by all the Faculty be- the most whoesoms
food the stomach 40 be clothed with Try aud prsseh
sl2 Y BEAN Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ To MERCHANTS AND MERCHANTS tLtRNs.-M
OCoNoR. Accountant 2s9 Broadway. room No s. third
floor OF LaFage Building states accounts. opens posts aud
closes books and gives private instruction 10 he practice n
book keeping TO individuals. small parties Of either
on the most reasonable terms. Tie Is recommends BY
Hon Mynder Van schack Hon Moses II Ghuue.i and
Hon WIN + Hsvemeyer. Office hours nom NJ b H.
from F. NJ to g. and from To . O'Clock In the evening
The attention OF County Merchants and others, re.pec
fully invited to the New Method OF Book keeping which
with the other popular systems s taught here Il has been
well described system combining, in considerable
degree the ii npcity Of Single with oil III, ADVANTAGES Of
Double Entry being much concise, aud better adapted
for business in sny line requiring move Than onehs
the time or trouble while It ziords decisive checA
upon all the transactions than any Of the Others
To parties already acquainted with the common methods
OF Double Entry this method viii be practically taught anu
further notice for s..
NIB Orders for cngrossng copying will be thankfully
received and executed with ncalness accuracy and
promptnefs. H''"eNM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

wM II BEEBE 4,
HsrrESs,

80 Broadway. New-fors,
And lSs Ch-stnutst fh adelphis are now selling Ter
Fa style Of gems fine Moeskn and Beaver Hsl', and
What hey particularly that every gentleman Fuf.
chasing Or about 10 purchase hat vii lake me trouble 70
look H. 80 that he may precisely The hind o IA h
i about u wear
beautiful assortment " Beaver and Castor Hats. 70
ccved direct from Pans, vii De found a. their establish
mont
Aso. Ladies snd Misses Castor Bounei. Ladies Riding
Hats and Caps, Gents ani Laile. Riding Gloves I'm
brellss, canes, porlmannlss, sc. - 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ The proceedings Of the WIG STATE Cos
vrNrIoN. which only reached rs last evening
crowd out Editorials aud every thing that can 60
out this morning There Is no help Tor Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

LgARY Coz
MOLESkIS SILK HATS
OF he hnesl qualy and the sies fashion, embracing alt
most improvements, and uneNceel by any hereto
fore produced vii be hencefona sold ct
-FOUR DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made Cor he manufactur- Of
this src.e ne increased facilities enjoyed for procuring
from France and this market he choices, Necessary ma.
lerss and the greatly extended sales anticipated - L
Co waran, hen 10 saoriins the Htice ss above
LEARY 4 CO. Hauers
auin eodu 3 and A.i0f House )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

T ANDREW X. Hay is the Wing candidate
Tor Congress in the lst South Westerly District Of
New-yersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

BusINEss-The fall trade Of the country may be nytea
through the Advertising columns Of country newspaper
choice 80 ecfion OF which can be Obtained al P,Lst'
Agency In the Tribune buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

supplies an establishment IN Broadway with hi. beaauhl
Hats which are there dspos-d Of Al q each Hrs custom.
ers rapidly increasing that be finds great dooiy
producing sufficient number OF Hat, 10 sausN heir de-.
msrds and he does no. nor will ,hsrs- hsn g.
each Strangers ia town ind KnoN Al h.s Old post rs
Eu.tnu.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

- Our readers, residing the .de Of town, will
be gratfed learn that Mr. RoDERCUEs, News Agent
IN Spring whose establishment had been closed In con-
sequence Of the VI health and decease OF his wife has
tlned " bis Old place Of business and is ready serve his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

DlAMosD-P POINTED GoLO PEss sold BY b b. Wssoa
Co. - Walst wholesale and retail At reduced prices
Gold pens and gold and silver cases IN every variety I
celebrated Richeleu" pens sold exclusively as sbo's-
Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

chorus singers for the Italian Opera Aston Place Good
VIII be paid competent persons, others need
apply Immediate application TO be made daily between
aud o'clock P NJ Al IS Fourhs, corner Of Fret Az
euue .fG lfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

re- KNOX rs Fu,ion-st usus, In The region Of he
SUM- and with le puncmsiiy Of the Seasons, Is mAnaauf
ing splendid Hat Tor the Fall trade, which he invites he
world to examine. The science Of hat-msSng hse III
other sciences progressive and he has made great m
provemen IN the adaptation Of Hats 10 the head as w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ FoR TIE EScISE WHILE thE BILL RlSGs.-l We,
Tor - rss-raie pair VI French Cali Boots Of my Q"
uiaculre which viii warrant 20 outvesr two PAT ~
The common si0p- shop 0ots. usually sod - ;, W.
eel for 81 frsrafe pair Oi French P.en, Leather Boz
the bare work Of which cost : ~ more tnan ne y
tent Lesther Boots usually sold al 81 and - ffeI.l
al and Tsmplco Morocco pegged Boots oi superior -
ity and lnlsh Also large assortment u Congress
and Caters Taylor ard Oxford Ties brogans &C VIZ
will sell cheaper Than any other establishment n ne e'
SIS Ct GEO ". FRENCH. IL Ann''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ A MopyL Hsr.-BeauufIl 10 proporuon-not TOO
high low not too much bell nor TOO sl-slsh bnm
Just the hight width internal arrangements appropriate a1d
chaste. finish eNqusiey nice whole appearance aaci.
i've. sogeiher inside please me astdous Pattern
hats - WARNOCK'S 93 Broadway near Fl,0n-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

MoRsE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW Dock Root
The electric telegraph, aues,ng and sending he goo
the lightning Of heaven willing messenger Of o'eb
gence spy illustrates the power Of man nature ~
scarcely less astonishing certain modern discoveries
Maiefia Aeocs" by which effects before unknown "'
produced on the human system. To effect horosgo r'N
FcAToS o. TIE BLOOD, and The consequent eradication
the great source Of ali disease, especially chronic ces''
such scroius, and all erupons affections Of ne SAID
eryspeiss cos,geness sundice, liver complaints dfof)
gddness and pains 10 the head, back sde Or sionaen'
male complaints heumsnsu, consumption, &c "oud h''s
been incredible few years as that u the e'ee"
telegraph yet this triumph IN the medical art has been "
fected by MoRsE's COMPOUND SYRUP o. YELLOW Dos
Roof which has rendered futile all other preparations q NO
kind and has with Tie faculty and all acquainted with r. ~
per.eded every other remedy Pdncp pal Ofce IN Wsef
Il New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

r. Welding Cards, highly polished both sides with
rch silver edge-an entirely ard beautiful article
Also splendid Euyelops, Boxes for Wedding axe We'd
ding " aers, Silver Cord &c al J. EvERDELLs Premium
Engraving Establishment 80 Broadway corner Duaaest
second square above the psrL "a q,,aod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
ONE MORE LETTER FROM ALBANY

ALBANY, Sept II I5Fl
Mr. S. C HERRING Dear SIR. We have this day taken
from the ruins Of the ire August II, si3 our salam-nda
Safe we purchased Of you time since We have made
several previous aemps reach it. but the heat wherein
laid intense did succeed until the rain hsd
cooled the rubbish sufficient to allow 10 work around
The safe quite hot when reached H. and from ne
outside appearance we supposed was entirely destroyed
We were very much surprised ind upon opening H. no
woodwork in good order, burnt IN the least 10 fad
the yarnsh not even started There were no booss@
papers In the safe, yet satisfied II there had bee0
they would have been perfectly secure
you the Safe forwarded you, please write to I"
In haste yours, respectfully, NJ s WADLEf.
P s-There hss not been any water thrown upoa ne
building from the time il caught fire. with the eNcegon@
the rain. NJ. ). W . ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ Consuls Ministers and Charge dArare. Of The
United States and foregn countries resident in the United
states can have their seals OF Office engraved By the best
artists att EyERDELL's Premium Engraving Establishment
2 Broadway Of Duanest second square above the
PARK. Al orT.TbSsat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

WN. d. DIsBsow, USDERTAKER.-Wa reroorn, "a Fourth
avenue, residence SO Bowery Order. len either place
VIII meet with prompt attention. He has hand ready
made everything requisite for furnishing funeras Inter
ents procured any Of the Cemeteries in and out Of The
city aust 3meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

No CHARGE UNTIL TIE HAIR Is REsToRED"-BEaL's
Hair Restorative has the Of year, having been s
Piled the above terms since 1893 For these who would
apply themselves 1t Is also for sale n. Bills medi.
cal compound article for he toilet unrvsled
0fhcs lsl Broadway, ID door sl5 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

yr Beit of Rensselaer, advocated ihe no'nina, on
Mr. Cloves He thought the nominsuoH va N-
the section in which NJ Cloves resides A. H.
Mr Calhoun advocated the uominahoh ~ ~ go
.tov. on III grounds u location and Pers'nsi puH
Nr u-r.rn.r r.r saa- ed strong CLAIMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
The following IS the Address which vas report
ell by Mr. BRooKs Of New-York

Ell by Mr. BROOKs Of New-IOrk
TO THE wings or SEW.YORk
The extraordinary spectacle IS presented in THIS
Election Of portion Of the so-callug themselves De
m0crscy begging for votes, and with candidate
for the Presidency too whom have opposed IN this
~.Ate now thirty years We mFlOred - put OF
5C>H~ncples and put on iis We are seriously -
quirei ---f up. or o. o. dorH, everything ws--s'e
-sld for these thirty years, and 10 turn our backs
upon al old friends In order 20 embrace new
one simply because when the South turned ~ back
upon him, he turned his back upon the South, and
took up with the Free soi7 idea of ours, 10 which
We have ever been constant and true Thirty years Of
History would stare the face and alright Us Il
thought Of such ressoa- The weigh. Of thirty years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
~ cercrnI Commit,ee Of Democratic Wing

Young Men.-A special messing Of this Comminee VII
BE- held At the Broadway House on MONDAY E'EN-
ING. September r. al ococs. BY order
JAMES T NJ BLEAKLEY Charm an.
r NJ STEEEFTcH, Secretaries. I'm
Cnss. X TAYLoR,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-25

when they do not altogether know they feel
that Henry Clay has still in him great
err power in the coming conjuncture, to
avert the public danger than any other man
IL the republic. Aud there lies the secret
of that mighty popularity which, while it
exactly measures the merit of the patriot,
has II true and glorious origIn--not, as bis
enemies absur,IIy believe, in blind reverence
for the map-but in the deepest instincts Of
affection for the country"
There are reasons however, why, in our
opinion, Mr.. CiAY ought not to be and will
not be our next candidate for the presidency.
He is much advanced in years, and has al
ready three times been our candidate
There is another name dear to the hearts
of Americans; man who although not long
known to fame, has displayed degree of
courage, moderation and good sense, that
challenges the admiration of thu world
There is truth found III remark found in
the Baltimore American, "that the instincts
Of the people are pointing to General Tay-
Ior in a manner that cannot be mistIken.-
They want man of his stamp just at this
time and upon the precise condition he has
man honest, firm, indoElltable,
knowing no creed but the Constitution, and
pledged to no service but that of his country
one who, deriving his authority directly
from the hands Of The people, will not find
himself surrounded by political Warwicks,
demanding foreclosures OF mortgages on
the public patronage for the merit of hay
ing made him President. A Samson is re-
quircd-but not a Samson with his hands
tied; not n Samson with his eyes put ont
that others may have the leading of him.
The very qualities that cause Gen. Taylor
to be rejected j. some quarters render him
the more dear to the people, who wish for
a President of their own"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-25

will once more acquire vitality from action.
Let no man hereforth point the finger Of
scorn, nor cali Beetown ga hard case'.'--
her people s'an ungodly set" She is des-
tined to become gem in the mines--she
acknowledges her former wickedness-bows
her head in humiliation and sorrow, aud
sheddeth bitter tears Of penitence. Hence
forth, new course win be hers. She ask.
her sister villages to watch her as she rises
from the dust-plumes her pinions and takes
a Lofty flight. That true benevoIence. that
generosity and warm-heartedness that has
ever shone bright in her darkest hour of
pollution-will now shine with brightness
equal to the concentrated rays of ten thou
sand suns" So mote it be.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-25
PLATTEVILLE ACADEMy
EXTRAORDINARY.
A Cure of Body and Mind.
PuILADrLpnfA. Ian. 6ih. I


DIR. d. Jayne,-Dear Sir:-Jusice compels
.fae to make the following statement Of the extra
ordinary effects OF your valuable medicine-the
Alternative.
certify that my wife was afflicted for fourteen
years, during which time her disease bafiled the
skill OF several eminent Physicians, and after
hnding chat every means that were used failed TO
reheye her, concluded to place her in the Penn
sylvana Hospital, hoping that the care and treat
ment she would there receive from the Physicians
IN that institution, she might again be restored to
health. But to my great disappointment, she
grew verse, and became entirely deranged in her
mind, and was Obliged to take her home again
. iacurahle" and bereit of reason viii here
mention that at this time the more prominent
symptoms Of her disease were dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, attended with sickness Of the
stomach, and vomiting of very offensive fptid
mucus, pains in her bead, back and stomach, and
N the region Of the heart, with violent attacks Of
Colo, troublesome cough from large quantities
Of phlegm in her threat, which kept her contin-
ualiy gagging and retching to throw it up. She
had no appetite, and was very weak. She also
suffered very much from uterine disease by
which she was confined to her bed Add 10 all
the above, the deranged state Of her mind, (Which
at this time was truly awful and you will be
able to form some idea Of her Affections.
BY the advice of friend we commenced Civ
ing her your Alternative, in the doses Of tea
spoonful three times day, and found that it
helped her. We also gave your Vermifuge 10
increase her appetite, and the Sentative Pills to
regulate her bowels. She had not taken two bot
ties of the Alternative, before it operated upon her
in wonderful manner, filling her face with small
red pmpIes, and caused her to expectorate large
quantities of corruption, before which, her breath
was so offensive we could not remain in the room
with her unless the doors were open. Finding the
Alternative doing her so much good, we increased
the dose according to the directions, and she con-
dnued TO improve daily, unil finally she was re-
stored 10 health, in body as well as in mind.
hope you will delay no time in laying this be-
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any time 10 the truth Of the above statement, and
that it was your Alternative which cured her.
SAMUEL FIELDS.
Bedford above Marlboro Street
The above Is from well known and worthy
citizen of Kensingion, and a member of the
Methodist Church, and hundreds of families in
that neighborhOod will testify to the truth of his
statement.
Prepared and sold only BY Dr. d. JAYNE, Phil
adelphia, and sold on agency by Dr. J. X Hickey
s James H. Otis, Lancaster; Brownell * Carson.
Dodgevlle Iiaines * Hollub, Potosi d. II.
fsirchlld, Mineral Point Catlin & Cole, Bee
Town.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-25
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,
GRANT COUNTY
WIG CONVENTION.

The Wing Electors of the County of
Grant, are requested 10 meet in their re-
spective precincts, to choose delegates 10
attend a county convention to be holden at
Lancaster, on "Wednesday the 9TH day of
April, ut twelve Of the clock, NJ, for the
purpose of nominating Senatorial candi-
date to the State Legislature. Also, to
choose five delegates, one from each repre-
sentative district in said county, and one
from the county at large, to attend a State
Convention to be holden at Madison OF
Thursday the lGsh Of April, 10 nominate
Safe officers under the new Constitution.
Also, TO attend the Congressional District
Convention to be holden Mt Madison on The
I4dl Of April, 10 nominate a candidate for
Conerc for the North western Congress
sioua district. 4 punctual and general at
tendance is requested.
The following apportionment of delegates
Is made upon the basis Of votes cast at the
last general election:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-25
st. Croix.

Our friends up North, may be assured
that the Constitution is adopted, by an oyer
whelmiug majority. But we also assure
them, that we have the best reason to be-
heye, that their natural and rightful wish
to beconle a portion Of Minestota territory
instead of being embraced in the State of
Wisconsin, will be favorahly regarded by
Congress. We predict that Wisconsin will
be admitted into the Union with con-
diiion, that our next Legislature win con-
sent to new northern boundary, such as
the St. Croix convention slesire This
measure will receive The jealous support Of
the influential Chairman of the Committee
on Territories. 1t is just and right and
we hope aud believe it win prevail and that
too, with the appreciation of the yeomanery
of Wisconsin. Minorities have rights, as
dear and sacred to them, as the rights Of
mujorities. We published the proceedings
and resolutions of the st. Croix Convention.
Those who took the trouble to read them,
will agree with us, that the reasons given
by our Northern friends, in favor Of being
embrrced in the Territory of Minestota,
are sound and unanswerable.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-25
Interesting Communication.

EplroR HGRALn.
SrR:-i should like the Herald much bet
ter, IL YOU would give the Fctleralists par
ticular thunder. You ought To knock the
nasty, corrupt administration, into fits.
Yours, gruh, 1865.
EDtroR HEgALp,
S,R:-lt'is true | take your paper, which
is Wing, although ! avn n Democrat; bat
then do nor expect you 10 say anything
against our party or our principles; on these
please continue my subscription.
Yours, truly,
EntroR HERALp,
S,s;-oue tho merchants in Lancaster
has broughs inso our town Tor sale, spirit
lerels. deem j, proper, as a temperance
man, to notify You, tina, if'you advertise hrs
spirit levels far sale. in sae Herald, must
discontinue tho paper.
Yours, truly, 80"
EDiroR HEsALD,
Sie:-I have several barrels OF good old
Ohio rcd eye and frcsh Rock river whisky
for sale. which wish yoa ito display in your
eolunusi or else stop my PaPer.
losrs, truly "s
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-25
Horny Clay.

OF all men living IIEERY Cray would he
the first choice of the Wings of the Union,
for President. This, most wings viii con-
code; but whether il be conceded or not, il
Is truth Of which we have conviction strong
and deep. Yet there are other wing states
men, who have the confidence of our party.
As wings, it is right aud proper for us to be
governed by coanscls and conclusions of the
assembled wisdom of the Hriy in Conven-
ton. To that decision we are ready, not
only 10 bow with submission, but to respond
il with olacrity and to use every honora-
bic cxerliou for the election of Wing
prcsidcnt--aay Wing president, who has
sufficiently the confidence of our party, TO
receive the nomination in Convention. In
this spirit, we avow our preference for Mr..
Cray; and wish Cray delegates to repre-
sent Us in Convention, unless Mr., CLAY
should lcholly decline. We do not believe
that Mr. CtAy was ever in his life, more
popular than Mt this moment. In some re-
marks on his late reception in Philadelphia,
the North American says:
"The popularity Of the great patriot, in
fact, in these the days which enemies and
false prophets regard as those Of his evil
fate, is a phenomenon which itpu1Zles their
ingenuity TO account for, and which demands,
for its solution. somewhat OF the philosophy
than dclycs for the hidden causes Of things
amid the profoundesl mysteries Of human
nature. Perhaps tina, nature is marked by
Instincts Of good aud of evil, such as per
wade the inferior organisms Of the animal
world; end communities of mcn may be
sWayed ia common By the same iuscptable
impulses which govern the meaner races Tor
thcir good. The instinct OF the hurricane
drives the MYRIAD OF se.,-biuls TO the refuge
OF the island rock; aud men, under the vague
prcsea,iuent Of storm gathering in the
pablic affairs, iloct, in the same way, round
great patriot, in whose presence aud coun-
sells they recognise beacon aud fortress Of
The public safety. Who doubts thar the
times are nov big with the fate Of the re-
publlca Who doubts thai Henry Clay,
whether his personal fortunes be now wa
. ilng or waxing. is not still the same--the
same n,an--who has, twict toiore, been hci
refuge and succorS Yes; in cur phlloso-
play, the popularity Of Henry Clay Is an IN
dex Of the daager, which, a, this momen'
Of trophies, IS rolling upon the country like
d tropical cloud, iall OF tempesgs, which, il
they ever burst, may cover the land WITH
deso!sljou. The sced Of the annexation of
Texas has already grown into tree bear
nr fruit; and the tr,,ig Is the Mexican apple
OF djscorl over which the brethren of [,
repablic arc, even ROW, almost Sowing la
, contention. Who does not feel thar crisis
is arriving more serious, perhaps, than that
/ Of the OLD Missouri question, more lormisia-
bic than the leud Of Nuln6cation--a roar OF
Will waters, which may need the wand OF
. the aged Pro>pero, once naorc To allay them.
Candidate or no candidate, President or q
private citizen, ia any Sgusgioa, ana uoder
all cir.uulsianoes-,bere are millions Of per-
SONS in these United States who ieol-even