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GERMAW MEDTCAL OFFICE,

SpI1nSHeIU5 MdSSs
DRS. GRAY & BRECK continue to treat
~ diseases with their usual success, combining them
selves principally those of Chronic character An
important point in treating disease successfully know
from what diseased organ their malsdy arises
Our method OF arriving correct knowledge OF the dis
eased action of The body affords decided advantage
those who have made the secreOns study in
forming dagnoBs We require for analysis,
at least Of the first Urine in the morning.
For the benefit of those interested would give notice
that DR.. Gray BreCk will be at the american Temper
Gnce House, WORCESTER. MASS, on the
18th, 10th and Goth of each month,
where hsy be consulted variety Of disease
Any information relative TO the Springfield Water Cure
may be obtained by inquiring as above.
Worcester, Oct l2. Sms
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Free Soil voters of the several towns i'll
the County of Worcester, are requested to send
delegates to Convention to be held at the City
Hall in Worcester, on TUESDAY, the 18th day
of October inst, at O'Clock, AN, to nominate
five persons as candidates to represent the County
in the State Senate for the next political year.
Each town is entitled to six delegates, and six
additional for each representative more than on e
to which any town may be entitled in the State
Legislature. Per order,
ALEx'R DEWITT,
Chairman Free Soil County Committee.
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DIR. O. III. BLOOD.


6fSSSzsR Proposes to resume the Practice Of Medi-
YYYA cine, far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases of Children, which arise from
difficult denton 1t is fact, that OF the Irregular
iies and consequently many the defects the second
of eth, caused by mismanagemeDt during the
eruption and before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past, has
made the principles and process of denton also the
rritations resulting from it familiar and therefore ap>
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 1870 Main Street, at House.
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NOTICE.

NUEICE z,
DR.. A. d. G0ULETT, Botanic Physician, having dis
solved partnership with DR.. Provost, late firm of
Drs. Gouett Provost by mutual continues his
practice heretofore, his Old Office, No. 227 MAIN
STREET, lett hand, up stairs, the Store cf c. C.
Capp.
DIR c. takes this occasion say, that he feels grateful
for The favors he has received from his friends and
the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit contnu
their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed Efforts in their behalf
Office hours from in the morning to IN the evening
Oct l6. DIFF A. d. GOULETT.
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EY'" 1t is remarkable says DR.. Darwin,
" that all the diseases arising from drinking spirit
Gus or iermented liquors are liable to become
hereditary, even to the third generation; and
gradually to increase If the cause be continued,
till the family becomes extinct"
FSTAudubon, the great ornihologist, is now
residing at Harlem, near New York. His house
is perfect museum of Natural history. We re-
gret TO learn from the New York Eyening Post
ahat his powerful mind exhibits symptoms of sud
den decay. His personal health is good.
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~ ROsS's XPress forward all sorts OF par
GELS and small cases, through Direct the Worcester
Rail Road to NsepOrt Fall River, Bristol and BGrren
july 90. dwtf
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PATRICK BEREN.

Information wanted Of Patrick Beren, OF New Brook
County Letrim Ireland He arrived in New York about
year snce and Is supposed be in the vicinity Of that
city. Any information respecting him, will be thankfully
received by his BROTHER JAMES BEREN Worcester, Mass
New York papers requested TO publish this notice
Worcester Oct 49, d6t*
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GOODS FROM MECHANICS FAIR.
YFHHE SPLENDID TAPESTRY VELVET
q ppETG manufactured hv
HENRY PETTES & CO.,


HENRY PETTES & co.,
lately exhibited in the Mechanics Fair, and all
the choice patterns of Tapestry-3 Ply and In
grain Carpets made at the Roxbury Factory. are
for sale by the subscriber at the manufacturers
lowest prices.
The PLAID LONG & SQUARE SHAWLS
manufactured by the Bay State Company, are
for sale by the subscriber, who is one of the
many " Sole Agents. for the sale of these Goods
in Worcester County.
Purchasers can compare these Goods with the
S16 French Shawls, so politely alluded to by the
distinguished Editor of the i" Worcester Tele-
graph
EXTRA FINE BLANKETS of American
manufacture, equal to any Goods made il
this country, and quite superior to the foreign
article-received directly from the ''sole agents
and for sale 20 per cent less than they can be
bought in Gny other Store,
The beautiful FLANNELS exhibited at the
Fair, manufactured by R. S. DENNY, Esq. 0;
Leicester, also for sale by the subscriber.
The MILLINERY ARTICLES, among the
handsomest at the Fair, specimens of the
Work at the subscribers Rooms-where spen-
did display OF BONNETS will be opened on
THURSDAY, October 18Th.
HENRY H. CHAMBERNIL,
oct IL I62 s. l64 Maine street.
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DIR. l.. C. MEAD.

MNsEEsEEsssA DIX LIE lie MEAD,
fSe Dentist, late OF Providence, X. r.
NIITYYYp Taxes thls method to inform the Ladies'
and Gentlemen OF Worcester that he has
permanently located himself in this City in the practice of
Dental Surgery.
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
the most modern and scientific methods All work will
be warranted to give perfect satisfaction and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. 153 Main Street. sept IS
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NOTICE.

The Worcester An saury Se1cng Circle will meet at
the residence Mrs George EvaHs is Union St., this
Evening All interested in the invited to attend
Oct. II. dit p. A BLISS.
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DIR. HI. F. BISHOP,

Dr. Hs F. BKSKHOPg
@f0EH @S OPERATES In all branches o {
lsssEELN list &gSps Dentistry, at No. 1852, Main st.
80 The liberal patronage he has en-
oyed in Worcester the past two years. enables him TO
fer those wishing work, to great variety of operations.
hopes by the best of references skill and in
ranging artificial teeth low prices and warranted work. to
satisfy all that employ him. June 2.
The Daily spy., 1848-10-17

The subscribers have formed a coRnexion in the bus
ness of Dentistry, which will be continued at the Old
Stand 80 Main Street. D. II. BLOOD, M. ID.
Sent 92-tf C. D.-COOK, M. d.
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NJ A RRIED.

In New York, Sept s. Capt Robert CLARK, of Boston,
New BTantree.
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CHIOROFORM.

CHLOkOFORM.
DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth thOw pGR by the of this recently discovered
substitute for Eher-CHLoROFoRM.
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GiIbert'S Patent Plates.
THIS new principle of Setting Teeth without springs
used by lid II. F. BISHOP.
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In Dudley, Oct II, Allen Hancock, Esq. 81.
In Suttnn Oct 9th, Miss Mary, daughter of Mr Amos
Waters IS.
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Chairman Free Soil County Committee

FREE Soil LECTURES. MIR. Russell of Lynn will
deliver an address the great issue now before the
people OF This Counuy-Starery and Freedom the mas
chinaions OF the Save>power and the duties and espon>
sibties of Northern freeman in the present poca er>
sis IN the following in the County of Worcester
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The remarkable Fegee Mermaid.

The remarkable Fegee Merlnaid,
NHICH exhibited in most of the principal cities
w OF America in the year 1e40, al and 42, Ihe
der and asonshment of thousands of Naturasts and
other scientific persons whose doubts Of the existence Of
such astonishing creation rely removed, has
been purchased immense and added the man.
moth collection Of the
BOSTON MUSEUM,
Situated on fremont ST., Court ST, Boston,
which comprises specimens OF all that can instruct
amuse of the
Wonders of Nature and Art
collected from all quarters of the Globe the number of
nearly HALF A MILLION ARTICLES, all OF which, in
addition TO the splendid
Theatrical Performances,
of Tragedies, Comedies Dramas, Operas, SpectacleS,
Burlettas, FGrces, &C.,
given every evening and Wednesday and Saturday after
by performers OF acknowledged talent and with
Orchestral, Scenic and Stage arrangements that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
be for the unprecedented small charge of
Only 25 Cents.
Remember there is extra charge to the peormaace
ON THE OCCASION OF THE
WATER CELEBRATION,
on the 25th of October, Extraordinary .Attrdc-
tiOns WtH be presented, Day and EUening
through the Ueek.
Octl eop6m
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Teachers Wanfed.

NUMBER OF teachers still wanted for the Schools
IA in the districts OF this City, the coming
winter Young men desirous of engae in such Schools
ale requested to make application the subscriber
w. LAZELL sec'y Sch. Com.
Worcester, Oct II. dlol wII49
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L, l.. i, PROVOST.

L.. l.. J. PREVOST.
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
EsTABRooKs STORE, Up STAIRS rst door the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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COnagtnersElin DissOIVed,

FTHHE copartnership here existing between the
L subscribers under the firm OF L. STOWE & CO, was
dissolved by mutual consent the 9Th inst. LUTHER
Stowe is authorized settle the OF the late
dFm. LUTHER STOWE,
Grafton, Oct I6, Ie48. LOWELL STOWE.
THE subscriber having associated Mr. SALEM GRIGGS
/ with him. Will continue the Dry Goods and Grocery
business under the firm of l.. STOWE & Co. at the Old
stand, as heretofore. LUTHER STOWE.
Grafton, Oct l6, I646 DOT w3t
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FARM FOR SALE.


~ CIfUATED In the Town Of Rutland about II
fssAA ~ miles North from the Meeting House. contain
ing hundred and tkirty>ttvo acres of land d.
vdet into Moving, Pasture and Woodland with varie-
ty of fruit The House Barn and buildings all in excelen:
repair. The above would be soil on reasonable terms
or exchanged for in Worcester For further in
formation enquire of the Subscribers the premises or Of
COL. A. DE WITT. GEO. E. MAKEPEACE.
Worcester, Oct ). d3w
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COpartnership Dissolved.
Mechanics Bank.

O DROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE of the
NUIIY Dsubscriber in June or July last, one yearls
YIN ing stear, no particular mark, common size,
sAs pale red, the owner is requested TO call the
subscriber pay charges and take his property.
Worcester, Oct. s. EZEKIEL DANIELS
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Price Reduced. to I2 I-2 cents.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
EXTRA ATTRACTION,
AT ALDO HALL,

&A VI II IL - ~ II "A II II
FENHE Citizens of Worcester and vicinity are respect
fully Informed that BENNET's GRAND MOVING
PANORAMA, and the celebrated ard popular ITALIAN
FANTOCCINI OR MECHANICAL FIGURES, Will be exs
hibted at the above Hail.
For four nights only.
The whole to conclude with the aGeTpiece entitled
SIR WILLIAM BUTTONS UNFORTUNATE
JOURNEY TO BRENTFORD.
In character by the figures
GTOn SATURDAY AFTERNOON, there will be an
exhibton-Doors open p, to commence at O'Clock
precisely.
For particulars, with notices rem the PRESS bills of
the day.
Tickets 12 Ia cents, each be had the office ofthe
Panorama.
Doors open Ito commence at II O'Clock precisely.
The Exhibition to be accompanied with appropriate
music.
The LADIES are informed that strict order will be
manained and they with perfect safety and equal
propriety, visit the exhibition either with or without
gentlemen.
Liberal arrangements made with schools and parties
the country, on application at the office.
Pamphlets descriptive the Panorama can fe had at
the door Ofthe Hall, for 5 cents each. Oct II.
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} WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
PASSENGER NOTICE.
EsslSs ( N and after Mondoy, Oct 18th, the Passen-
" ger Train leaving Boston for Worces-
-s-%z--ter at IN. will be discontinued, and train
will leave at NoON-l2 0'cock--il its place.
Oct Is, 1s48. dwlw WIN. PARKER, Supt
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CUMRERT,AMn nnAT.

uIE LIE BIackstoMe Coal Company has taken yard on
a IEMPLE STREET, and is ow ready 10 deliver coal
at 81, so per ton T. r. RARROTR S"sn,
Worcester. Oct la46. = du
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A FEMALE, acquainted with doing house work, NAV
find situation In a family in town. by inuuiring At
this 01ice. dw Oct II
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Worcester, Ss. Probate Office, October s. i94s.
To all persons interested in The Estate of MARX
WHITCOMB, late of WinchendoR, deceased, Greeting.
VOU are cited to appear Court of Probate be
l. holden at Templeton the nineteenth dav of Octo-
Der next show cause why the account rendered bv
Elisha Murdoch and Amasa Whitney, Jr the Adminis-
trators of their administration said Estate should
be allowed. dtOI6 CHAS. G, ,PRENTISS, Reg
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GIRLS WANTED

WANTED or American Girls 10 work in a shop
w constant employ and good wages none but those
good character need apply. For further Information in
quire at this Office. Y tfA# rs Oct.
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VO0 are cited to appear at Court OF Probate 10 be
holden ar Fitchburg the eighteenth day OF Oco-
Der next to show why the first and final
rendered by Leander Woods the Administrators OF his
administration said Estate, should be allowed.
dSw+ CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Rooms TO Lef.

Rooms TO Let.
SUITABLE for storerooms or Work Shop-situated
- - opposite Norwich Depot, and pear Messrs Harris
Flour store Enquire Of b. NJ Levins Front Street. or
Ma 'ne ware Rooms Of Messrs w. H. Baker, No $780,
Men street. e dtf-oct. 10
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, October 3, l646.
To all persons interested in the Estate of ABRAHAM
SANDERSON. late of LuIenburg, deceased, Greeting.
You are cited TO appear at Court of Probate to
holden at Fitchburg the eighteenth dav of Oco-
ber instant, to show why the instrumen; which
puports to be the last Will and Testament said de-
ceased should not be approved and Sarah Sanderson
annexed, of the Estate of said deceased.
dtOl6* CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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Affairs at Washington.
EXTRACT OF a LETTER. T
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL.
Dated, Washington. MAJ 81, lS4S.


MR. EDITOR Il need not trouble your reg
ders at this time, at any length with tks,
on the respective nominations of Gov. LBwI.
CAss, for President, and Gen. w. O. Butler,
for Vice Presideni, made recently by the De-
mocratic Convention at Baltimore 1t must
suffice for the present, that such ticket has
been presented to the Democracy, and 10 Sc
cure success, let the annunciaton be proclaim
ed far and wide. That is sufficient. Let the
names Of our standard bearers be Sung to the
breeze, and rally ofihe friends Of the country
will follow, that will astonish the allies OF Mex
leo, misnamed Wings, to such a degree, thas
many of them will be found nowhere at the
November election. 'CAss and BUTLER nav
we'll be the leaders in this glorious victory.-
The first is one Of the most talented civilians
of the age, in addition to his military genius
the other gallant officer in the War of 1912,
and also. at this time, the commander-in-c chief
OF all our forces in he conquest of Mexico:-
which position is of vast magnitude, 10 tho cre-
dit of the nominee Gov. CAss and Gen. Bur-
LER, Mr.. Editor, will cordially receive you
and the Old Teuth' in this city on the 9TH Of
MACH next. There will BIZ few present
from other sections Of the Union on that day,
and the odd Tenth must mob fail to be fully
represented.
LIE. me premise. that the Democracy ofthis
District had rally last night in front of the
Union office; and Judge of my pleasure and
qualification that the large assembly was adj
dressed by native son of old Shenandoah. the
genuine 'Old Tenth from the days Of JEv-
PERSON to the bapsismal fount Of CAss and
BurLEa. The speaker, 5. C. WILLIAMS. ESQ.
gave mpid sketch of Ne worth a ths Desit
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
FOURTH DAY.
EVENING SESSION, May "a, 1913.

EVENING Session, May "a, l848.
THE third days proceedings were devoted
exclusively to the difficulty between the two
delegations from New York, without any de-
finite action. They are therefore omitted.
The following is condensed statement Of
Thursday proceedings:
The President called the Convention TO or
der at half-past 9 O'clock, when the minutes
Of Yesterday were read.
The Chair stated that, in announcing the
vote taken last evening upon agreeing to
the amendment Of the gentleman from Ohio,
Mr.. Barley, allowing both the New York
delegations to take their seats in the conven-
lion. with no more Than the electoral vote Of
the State, mistake had occurred; which, how
ever. did not vary the result. The vote was,
yeas l26, nays ia, instead Of l26 to l21
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
On C Street, Washington. D. c.,
BY II. M. MCILHANY,
LATE OF VIRGINIA

TNIIE proprietor Of this we'll known estab.
Il lishment is prepared to receive ard &C.
commodate in the best style, boarders and
travellers, visiting Washington. The terms
for board, &C.. weekly or by the day, will be
moderate. The long experience Of the pro
prietor, and the facilities connected with this
house, will enable him to render those who
may call upon him comfortable.
June !. 1848-3m.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
THE EXCHANGE HOTEE
WASHINGTON, D. c.

We call the attention Of travellers
to the notice Of this excellent house ia
another column. During our recent
visit to Washington we put up at the
EXCHANGE. The worthy proprietor,
Mr., 7. NJ. McILHANy, is Virginian,
and all who take lodgings under his
roof, will find mine host TO be one
Of the most hospilable landlords in the
country. He ''lives 10 please, and is
pleased to live" We would also re-
mark, that Mr.. Mel. is a good mem
Der of the I. 0. 0. F., and we COM
mend him to The favorable considera-
tion of that honorable fraternity.
t. We arrived at our post too late
this week to give our readers an account
of our late visit TO Baltimore and Wash
ington. Our columns are occupied
principally with the proceedings of the
National Convention, which will be
continued next week.
r. The Hbernia steamer arrived at
N. Y, OF Saturday last. The most i'm
portant item Of news by this arrival, is
the reported declaration Of war against
Austria by the Pope of Rome. Cotton
and Breadstufs have fallen since the
last arrival.
Our Ticket. We have thrown our
banner 10 :he breeze. IT is strong
team. With CAss and BUTLER as
our Standard bearers, all that the De-
mocracy have to do, is to rally their
hosts, and victory is ouSs, as certainly
as onr cause is good and our friends
true to themselves. The Democratic
Electoral Ticket, for this State, will be
given next week.
900
Democratic .Meeting,-A meeting Of
he Democracy of Shenandoah is call.
ed, by request Of the County Commit.
tee, 10 meet at the court horse, on
Monday the 12ih fJnne, (being court
day. for The purpose of appointing
vigilance committees, and adopting all
necessary measures to organise our
forces for the campain which has com.
mence. The Elec:or for this dis,ric, is
expected TO address the people. We
invite all to be present. Much is ex-
pected from the "Old Tenth ;" she has
saved the State heretofore, and she
must do it again.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01
TEACHER WANTED.

A VACANCY having occurred in the
IA Woodstock Academy. teacher is want
I'd who can come properly recommended and
qualified to teach. The situation is desira-
bic one, and offers many Inducements to good
teacher. For further information, apply to
THE TRUSTEES.
Woodstock, Jpns /, l848
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The yeas and nays were then deman.
ded.
A motion was then made 10 adjoarn,
and rejected.
The question then required on the
call for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Cone, Of Georgia, stated tina,
the Convention had not yet decided 80
vote by States, and that the adoption
Of the report of the committee would
not settle he point whether General
Commander should or should not cast
| the nine votes.
J The vote was then taken on receiv-
ing the report of the committee and de-
cIded in the affirmative, amid loud ap.
plause throughout the hcuse-the vote
being considered as giving Gen. Com
mander power to cast the nine votes to
which South Carolina is entitled.
The committee on organization ask :
ed whether their instructions did or
did moi include the power to report to
the convention rules for its government.
Mr.. flanagan then asked if the
committee on organization were no,
prepared to report the officers for the
organization Of the Convention.
The Convention having decided to
receive the report, Mr.. Reeder read the
following report, in the ABSENCE OF
Mr.. Vroom, Chairman of the Commit
tee.
The Committee, on organization, re.
commend the following gentlemen as
permanent officers of the Convention.
President.
ANDREW STEVENSON, of Virginia.
Vice Presidents.
Mane-Robert p. Dunlap.
New Hampshire-John H. Steel.
Massachuse,!s-C. w. Chaplin.
Vermont-Ira Davis.
Rhode Islard-B. B. Thurston.
Connecticut-lsaac Toucey.
New York
New Jersey-Garret D. Wall.
Pennsylvania. G. Jones.
Samuel P. Davis.
MaryIand-Benj. C. Howard.
Virginia--E. P. Scott.
North Carolina-W. n. Edwards.
South Carolina-J. c. Commander.
Georgia-C. Mcdonald.
Alabama-John A. Winston.
FIor!da-John G. McGehee.
Mississippi Powhattan Ellis.
Loulsiana-S. W. Downs.
Arkansas--A. T. Rainey.
Missouri--Gus. Nj. Bowers.
Tennessee--Thomas Martin.
Ken!ucky-Lewis Saunders.
1owa-James Clarke.
Wisconsin-John P. Helfeinstein.
1llinoIs-R. W. English.
Ohio-John Carwell.
Texas-Thos. J. Rusk.
Michigan-Austin E. Wing.
For SECRETARIES:
Samnel Treat.
Ohio-Joseph w. McCorkle.
Mlssiss'ppi-John Duncan.
Pennsylya"ia-John Miller.
Indlana-John r. Jones.
New Hampshire--John S. Wells.
Trnnessee-C. G. Eastman.
Connecilcnt-John G.. Holland.
New York
Mr.. S. w. Johnson, of Ohio, stated
that motion had been made in the
committee, and adopted unanimously,
placing Gen. Howard. of Maryland, as
first Vice President, and he suggested
whether the position Of the Vice Presi.
dent had not been accidentally chang
ed.
The report of the committee having
been accepted, the chairman appointed
Mr.. Green, of Massachusetts, Mr.. Nc
CandIess, of Pennsylvania, and Mr..
Kaufman, of Texas, a committee to
wal, on the Hon. Andrew Stevenson,
and inform him that he has been cleo
ted President of the Convention.
!, having been ascertained that Mr..
Stevenson was not present, the COM
mi,,ee asked permission TO make their
report at 9 O'Clock in the morning.
Notice was given that the commit
mit,ee on credentials, having in charge
the case ofthe New York de|eoa,es.
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Whole number Of votes 25l
Necessary to choice 1853
So there was again no choice
THIRD BALLOT
The States being then called the third
time, the result was as follows.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-06-01

Whole number, 2s5
Necessary to a choice, l73
SO ON the third ballot there was no choice.
A motion to adjourn until 4 o'clock was
here made, and negatived.
FOURTH BALLOT.
The States being then called for the fourth
time, the vote was AS follows:
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Whole number of votes, 254
Necessary to a choice, l7O
soLEWIS CASs, of Michigan. hav-
ing Received tw o-thirus OF the whole number
OF votes cast
The Chair declared him duly nominated by
the convention as the candidate for the Pre-
sident. (Codchded next week.
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SECOND BALLOT.

The States having been called a-second
time, tho result was as follows,
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