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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
Wink state Convention.

~ s<STLBh C[ctbetceft ~ <F~
SYRACUSE Tuesday Evening, Sept -
About sevsu-eighths Of the Delegates to the
Coveatiop are already hsre. no general caucus Is
hsla this evening bat the merits Of candidates are
very freely discussed in private.
For judges Of Appeals GEoESr Woop, JOSHUA
A srsscrs and B. DAVIS Noxos. are the pros.i-
nen: candidates.
FOR State Eoginsers - OLxsTEAD OF &C.
hoes, SEYMOUR and OLivEs LIZ are main
ly talked Of.
For Treasurer, c. P. CROSBY Of Dutchsss ia
pi.tcd against the incumbent, Alvsh Hunt.
For Canal Commissioned, Tho iocoDoen,, MEL
sos J. BEAcs. has several opponents, and the re-
sGlt 4. quite doubtful
The present Controller, W4rRIsGTos RUsT
does no. seem to bs seriously opposed.
CHRISTOPHER MosoAs, the present Secretary Of
State, end ANBsosE L. JORDAN, Attorney Gene
raj, will probably be reroninsted, though there is
strong opposition to th, former.
Tho Wings Of the vth Jadic'al District, to-day
nominated JOsTps SuLLIs Of Jefferson, tneDber
OF lss, Congress for Justice Of the scprems Cou'f'
H. 10 able aud popular. and will probably be elect
81 ne.
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A. -.. Es.. oil. ssss.s 80 s. or tl.snis, FRtrlh-
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RArIso oY LITTER PosTAGs.-rhe following
document IL furnished for publication BY me fos'mss-
ter OF Wheelpg dee med Of sufficient genrfs 10
terest 10 the public to warrant is gonsrs promGigs
ton
~. DEPssr~EST, Contract Crice, sep. = is's
Sixs Tho pfacuce Yea hs adopted Is spp~-f- os
yoUr lsuer OF nc 5st uiuol utoer ne iec-l hs. a.
CeUgr - changing he scale Of progression IN lie si
u .ctiers, - II sw sdo9s rue i-s ceat
Try Uniform Win ne tt1l prevails 10 Crest rfiih
snd 0efUsry 20 wit. 70 count The hsf oloce 10 fs.s
pcsts -, bat r. whr the letter does nor exceed iht
~eigtt Of h-ifen oSrCe Waca TIE letter eNcetes me
weigh OF hsf sucaaoe required 20 Be rated by ne
Ouoce insiztc~, n ~si.A., less ban Al ounce, ~
more iAsu hSf Al ouzSs, IL Is ~ BE charge, with tSo
r.ss % pO.lsgc weighing ounce but less lsn
s~o ouncrs ~iih four r@ies - postage 20 bow
utis tte excess, u IS o. be ehSTge1 u u
rtsbea tao conccs; II ovsI c1rces euS less na-
thro-. gix raIes Of posissc, arc - On
THIS aw % general, embracing a1-6 Ss veil - fore
,.er ~ IN seeking uniformity win other
MIN witch we have Posiai Irrsits, was ROT lrc,cc1
40 he complicated and evta iug rrgo'scn for or
.s,x-. Resp-~tr1iiy. Your oercirut .crvsnt.
5 X HOBslE. First A-s't NJ oeHer.A
4 N.a..roN PC fosicssicr OF Nnesnng
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CaIiYoRSiA-Ihe b,ifest RsgsbiicaH SAYS u
received from san Francisco band OIL lssaeo oS-oie
,ne R~poblcsn tckct' and ~ support the rrguiaf
nominations for the State Convention 70 form Cons
,,iop or Caiorpi. which SHALL secure 70 every eize
civil and sious liberty. the eeeucr Of al ouoeI.
~ o.ouls universal suds0ge. preemPuon rsots ana
d,,r,bu,on of tae public lands TO actos settlers Noa
roson nent Tor dret aud ist FroAssric- y S!er0s u
= :, for,. 10 De submitted dis;inc vote OF tne pee
ol-S letter 10 tire Windsor JovEel IN speak1ns =
s Convention to b called 10 form STATE Government
". :. Ths Great Question vii be Slavery or ~
sis,.rv yrss SOL is bound 10 carry The day
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The w inesagc indiaas leaving FOR theis vi"
Hunriox Gror7ds.

ST. LOWS, aes0sJ, aept' -,
lr,-ro..s,, -, rescrrd tbi. city that the WIZ
eb.go indians rad secoue dissatisfied with 'neif nome
sssnes them N TIE lat treaty snd hat tney aSa re-
Gently assembled tose'ber and 'et ooa - 10 ~, sos
,ng ba1 beer spprized Of their movements, ana
s,had tree 10 intercept them, vscn ioey o'a A.
pie 80. src succeeded IN driving tnem oack.
vas f~sred. however, that further oiHca'us' WIZ
v,o.- oug Of TIE affair.
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We lsavs the ai-oestes Of principles, the benefits
OF whose practical application we ENJOY to strug-
gle against their mighty Antagonists without =
.ign Of sympathy or dollar cas-; into their trea-
suryl It may be, butwe ahsi! -, readily believe
that ell toe People Il the United States can be
thu, Indifferent 70 the Republcsncause IN Europe.
ia. 1'ri5.
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.Inrke,s....BusrAlo, Sept es-e PM.

Hece.rfs SINCE ye.ier4o9-FinUa, 4.oo0 Dois
,yuxAr 9 600 bushes; CcRv 20Oa0 do--The marset
for commol state and Vestfrn FLOUR l. auh snlr-
WuvAr continues good. BAT tae quotations are 100
high Tor buyers % operate freely sale Of 1900 bush
Cleveland vas made % arrive. IT Csc. There 81, mo
doine la Com end we note s'es % JOJ bush lncius
ina ,uxeJ 81 4sc and Sic for -t yellow. HisKT Is
without change FREICHTs remain as yesterday
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Receipts STAGE Ie,fer4qv- Ftorr, 1900 IBIS 3
WurAT. 2s00 busl; CoHN ls Geo DO BARLrs ? ST,
DO. There f. 70 change in FLova, but the demsnd e
ls.s active The ssles OF the DAY are l3ol n0' a' ine
o,c,a..,.s Of yestsrd.y In WHEAT The sales emhfnce
AnO hush Geneseo 81 81 ~. CosN is without chang
60 notice aud the -.l- so busb - $50 tor Wet
ern rixe3 sad sc for round yeio~. There were sso
sales of 500 bush miNcd. 20 arrive within week o.
To-, 5avs Al SIC sales 100 bash ordinary mixed Two
ro,SeA BARLEY n 6Jc. WHISKY Ia 25c for Pf.son with
sales OF 100 bbis.
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MONTREAL, Toesdey, sept. Ppm
The Cabinet held n council today, bu' It's de-
xberaiions were kept secret
A. Merritt will leave IN day OF tfTo, i Is ssi
for he purpose OF meeting Lord EigiD, 20 whom p
Gill communicate The determination az the Cabinet n
,,fer.nc. 10 The seat Of ,yernmen.
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~ We az indebted 70 WiLEuR +. .ToKTf'
ESQ Editor o. Ia. euierPTisiss paper ia Jfe's'"
(sich) Pafrsos for slip conrsirrs The proceedings o.
the Hanker state Convention held IN issi VILLAGE 10
which re ass Delegate. Al esteemed correspond
On: .o sent fsi,hiu s1r-ssy Of The 4oios' Of iha'
body bv As same r,si aeh wi Be found In another
-.i.sran
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CITY ITEMS

- 10 dslsgsfs % the Whiz state Consen'
ion Gas ye. len chosen In th- lsi District Another
meeting 70 try 70 .gres uPon An q = De led ia'
eveniS.
Loco.FocoIsu Is PEixlRT.-Ihs Looo-Fo co'
he'd their primary meetings 10 tie ssversl WARDS q
or City last evening There vas s5oUt a n-rn
noise and eoufssion - Gen CAS-, ne; a; CleT--sna
l.stFsn It~sss series CT 5rili.n; skirr1iinef ~
have Dot received the returns q as si-ee' 'r' ~
90 wounded are uuuero-f TIE din snd smoke Of
var prevented CIR reception OF full returns Tor iai'
morning In tss sixth Ward the sonief, wa between
Alderman Kelly and John Foois. We understand 'as'
the Kelly men had srs- sj5riiy Of The ballots IN me
boz. b.: the Foots men filed BE- We presume tIs,
Alderman Kelly vii b considered a. Ts-HoiH-h siso
regularly and Dsnocrsrcaily
Ter AxSUAL EPIscoPAL C3srESTios.-ine
annual convention Of TIE Episcopal Church CT me
New York Diocei. "a 70 convene &c dsT II = uneer
stood that the occasion cas- called tossf1s- large nsn
Der OF geniieu-n bo,h sy AID c-rics CT disl-ns'H-
81 u.snon and s5ty az that ias Proceeonzs O. ms
ecclesiastical oody W. p0sseEs UNUSUAL interest ne
question l. 70 be brought before the Convention IS "e
az informed. whether Bou-con1znicsat wor'hiPer'
IN the Episcopal Church are eligible &c seats n ine
s,n E. sentatiTes Of their respective psrs1es
"A rfzEf WHICH las heretofore ur-A 'i1.--.'N 49,
r,i,,ed Another question r a ST. moro e1eitir-
cb.-aetsr which "a 20 Be brought into eisersson g
,rb.fbe- Rev Dr. OaLer1nnk snal b restored ~ ne
Eoiscoosl functions 90 this Geese Inc proceeoinss
II fhis digu1.6 body ~. str-ct large share OF tne
public attention. and shall present cenp le'e ana
accurate report Of tacm IL our coiuGrs
TIE CAIiF0RsIA PioTuETs-Ihe public - not
90 ipsen,ib.e. after si 70 .uythins r,als good The
undoubted suthentciiy Of tn views contained N Ney
er', great Panorama n California ~ s'oppsn Hal,
has already drawn crowds Of PeoPe-prnriPay lsdi'''
whose husbands. brothers lovers, &c have gone 70
csnfornia-to witness them. With mere panorsmss
mamie he'd been ,ur.cienty srnussd and bored-oui
The intensity Of The interest felt IN every Thing relating
% California and the absolute certainty that these
~es are correct transcripts from nature throw an r.
-e.i.iibie attraction round this On Monday evening
there were over six hundred persons present and lest
pisb, the inmense room was crowded % much ina'
Bsnv who came late had 10 90 away without gaining
aifnisslan They will take good care 70 come earlier
next tmo.
~ The charms Of Ho5okon still continues %
presen, their varied entertainments snd invite the lover
Of rurs beauty 10 revel in their Sights the sP
preaching squinocai shs strip the trees Of their UNI
5rageus sores snd prepare the season for the gloomy
reign OF Winter
70 We cal the attention or our readers to the
advertisement Of the smy school for boysa a. South
wnismsiown, Mass
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sgSlSs ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT

GEsiN. p. Broadway. soAeiis A. exsr.nsaoa o. 20
extensive ara bexuul Es stock CT iAncy hss, Tor CHI
drsp of a. age, gentsneus csP5 lAties rid 1s-e,''
acl other fabrics In tho department. Of A. oS'
mess HsviaS devoted great suenuon 10 10 cssgnHs
and uAaufcsur.u. Of h- present assortment Ae hss O.
hs.!tsuou il invuug aeomp-rscu with ne fsney 'iccs
Of snv other house IN New-Yors. So we! a. w'h 1e
splendid European styles he has recently received nc"
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81 IELEGaspa 10 IsE NGR.Y9Fk IaI5VNE.
The Cherokee at ssvapns Q

Ex For tsegrsps.c eisps.chss rec5.Tsl "a iins 10
Gvenia. Edition Q. yes'erdsy, see First Page
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CHAPTER III

-Ii. not IL The power Of nortA-'
To command success - deserve H. Pope
o. TIE barber despersiey resolved 10 annsx 20 he
,r.0srobe bat Though without means, vas bis ces
thy ssd atas he must have but IN he language CT
Iaso. How Howl"
- -,r timed
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sabbath Convention.

II LOUIE. NVIU7l = = =.
The eabbstu Convection net N ine riespy'
,.,isn Church ,sst evening and Organized y me sp
n,in,rnept Of Hon Edward Bates as President Aoon'
500 delegates were present
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agNINs MODEL HAT Foa ~

II When. 10 lhe ecgr,s Of human efvn's' = a.
trumPhis achieved II s1y ar, pubic inisAsSi 80
make, The discovery Nov Il SESNs ioarto.sr Fall
,s Of senissa. bsi. 10 Dot urspprosehsi in beauty
srs ehsassess row b. - that re pubic sid sege 70 -
ssrssGshreus soon IS sPPesrsd sHd that Al his en
pioyses b4ve hsd shsir hands ful ever sneef RS 90
esd. and Customer. say, aud - feels bound 10 oee''
Them sst h!s Fall hss III, year ecPses I'll h' previous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

cHARLEs B. STUART, d, present State Engiueer
and Surveyor. has been sPpoiased PFnc'psl Eo-
sinccr to superintend the construction Of the Ma
vel Dry Dock ct Brooklyn. vice J. w. McAlpine'
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nestruction Of the steanieT Germantown by
"A live.

ITNTTNNAsT
The s.rsuer Germantown from tnis port y az
d.,,roved bv IRE on Sunday last near Shswneeto"n'
I'M she had on board 300 psssengers, al OF ~noin
were saved The boa, nud cargo, which was rs'nei
valuable will prove 3 total loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

~ BY our Telegraph di1Ps'ch it VIII DC
seen that there is some trouble with the "iDnsoago
Indians 10 Minnesota. They were removed from WIS
sonsin and want to se, back sgsin 70 their old terrific
~. Oscourse measures will At once DO taken TO cheek
any hostile manifestations on their part
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THE sanfharn iiail.

Bh1inoKE. T7ssdsy, sept 25-s Pm.
The Southern Mai has come % hand y" '.h
Orleans dates % toe go Inst TIE papers nov"
ever, contain nothing Of Interest . your rsscs''
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Accident nj Philadelphia Il ob0ery-Uar-
Correspondence or The Tribune
Tufr.rE-rsIIA Monday, sept H.


TurArE-FiIIA, Monday, sept e.
THE r---ia~. 81 3. = Stensou, an officer Of
the Usted Ststcs Mary frou Baltimore was very sori
ou,ly Injured serss running a~sJ with the vehicle
ia which he sitting, and, AFTER running some dis
tsoc- 5s.hnq him rith great violence against b-iek
AL lie vac shocsug.y wounded on the head, ana u
j. matter Of surprise that ne ives NOT nstsnty killed
Ycstrdsy afternoon $500 in bans notes were sioi'
from the counting loom OF Robert Comfy, % S1lta'
Front 81.
We Flors r.-ss -'s' Bong prices sre rather hrn@r
: .r hundred hrriela common nr+nna 500 l9f
sf s. e. boil Hl iers now, however, gene sly temtnd
lx4 For City consumption if. IL isir orMinq =.
Il. o. - for aud good brands, and 91t99 ID
fr choice and extra lots RYE FLoUoi g. better demand
and Over hhis were taken esi-rdsy 40 sjd3 i-- e
hbi a small sale OF C0EN Meal e. - dsAlN-iue
rems.5 TOR WHEAT il rather limited sales OF in'e Tor
aof rns red al l0l iO5 sad fair aud good while A. lO4
ll2. q 1ush A sae Of oln hgsn hvs ~ acr CoRN Il
p f demand sales Of 1850 90 30 bpsh Southern yell
low e. CO cl- end while CO v So r. CoTloS i 10 iar
request prices SccAe cv-tarrs m good demand
ana further sales ~ New cleans have been made AZ q
- = 70 ,.. n,
'sM,-or SOCKS -F.T.f B'1'd-'0 Mecuauics Bars,
.7i So do 2t kcn-Aetou Ok. o2si MlnehiA Xxx, 90.
Merch o h-u b. Pitsbur 20. 81 $500 - --
Stc,aa Rsa-e-tta Read hR T.. s2lV' state - -
tsr0l Chfs De- CsnSi Be-. s. 'c7 - Gifsfd Bans
- ; .fe9 Gem a Amboy RR Bss. e Farm 4 Mech
g-us, 6i Size Pittsburgh O., o9' s'i -'S Nosns0"l
Rk, ~
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AxERira~ Mu.EVN Our readers are informed o. he
-ssoaa~.re A. his shfrrt ~ he hsrfr-i
,-h,s4 exrs lent gynssc psffornSuee. ighy amusing
50 .ssb.hi. -5ac psniofnimes cannot be eclsed b.
l-,t.i-reut VIA o her es3itsi e1t-rlsinnsnis
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Or Tho ship T.coucs-ogs was ssc-sssiui.f
i.n.-ses from wiu.n,barg. slap. NJ yesterday, Il
toe presence q d isigs Number Of persons
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The Pre.iaesrs Tour.

We have auth rity for saying that the fre''
dsu. viii probably not Hod it possible TO resume
.,s co,nnlets the Northers Tour, which was 90
,ods.n,v interrupted by his Illness at Erie His
.s.l,s :. no, We. fully restored and tho Pres'rrs
Of pubic business will render it difs'Oi' Tor MIN
o. Lave Washington this Fall.
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SAVANNAH, Saturday, sept .
Tho steamer Cherokee arrived to-day lS3.ar-
day IL heT rsUsl quick tialo.
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CAsrrrtNs, &c -Nessrs. SMITH hNAFP - Broad
sy Import foreign. and deal IN All he varisres 81
carpeHns invite the attention Of the public 10 ne maga.n
cen. and extensive they have pressnt Que Of hs
6rm Europe, expressly 10 make purchases, sni b.
every arrival hey receive from him The newest sSies oi
goods Manufactured which hey offer ~ very roa'onsn"
rses 10 fsci much lower prices. We believe than ne
same knd of goods can be- purchased tor elsewhere
listimcult ga srch Immense soes. TO rarrca artr
prominent excellence hut~c vout direct attention tots
rich Velvet aai Tapestry Carpets, The Ensii.h srusses
Imperial b.ee ply, &c &C. These articles are remarkable
for h@r elegance Of pattern and beauty Of material The
Engsh and American f0or oilcioths are also worthy O.
attention The stock comprises great vaieiy % quey
aid patterns Messrs : X ara gentlemen In whom iIn
pHc confidence may be placed, and purchasers may be
assured thar In every tho araeles prove TO be -
represented
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Tvs V0sDgk or lsss The sevs1-Mne Mirror 81 csi
,.-,yf .1it, ana ne Canadian FroLUer ~ &c Brosc
.tirnrfns :. it deserves. ia crowds 81 our cit
- WORK u AT q IA. cot TIA &C a. - America
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Whig Assembly Nominations.

Cav,1a -WM. TOWNSEND, IoMN RICHARDSON, and
A.pDKt AvxkY.
SsFolk-ild District JOSIAH BowErs
HlashinRl9n.-S. Nistilct. DAVID sIlt
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NICHOLS l. Co.'S FALL SryLE-Tae semi annual hat car
has commenced, and without designing 10 join 10 tho
ness NICHOLS Co. invite The public, after hsyaz READ
al he euiogsuc advertisements, aud examine
heir ou,d.ar F0a s.yi and Judge BY ocular evidence
whether Il surpassed In he beauty Of Ito model and h.
fnsness Of is texture, ~ any other hat IN the ely
NICHOLS Co have great variety Of genllemsn's hais
and caps and fancy hats for children prices suit ali
classes Of customers. NICHOLS co 2io Broadway,
sl2 yNgawWsss Dae door above Psrk-gace
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To ras Pvslic -Sor.cs "A sdveiiiss uens vas iats
IL publ shed 10 TIE Trl5aas. signed by scnoley Nysn
OF Pirsburga Peun.yivs's, IN which 70 Is alleged 'a
The said schoey Ryan have secured 70 hen. ~ ase1
and article of agreement the exclusive rse OF II Sug
er r.ept4s machine Tor carving wool sni metal rhi'
j. entirely uu.rue Scho,ey Ryan have no'' AZ ne's
bad any interest In The pa.er; night of sail mae-ine
They have been notified TIA. they ma.s reset This sn
Ter OF the title said 90 be prosecuted Tor it The
caiv article OF agreement schoey Ryan ever hai win
he Paieniee copsrtner.hp agreement respecting
The manufacture OF wood type sni that contrast was bro
ken BY said schoiey RyAs, and Las long since been
nslly terminated. l. Il >iNosH ta'-pfe
Nev.York. Sent 25 1870 50 W
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~ The Washington correspondent Oh TIE

- The Washington correspondent OF Tie
Rshra0rs Auricea writes So follows
Il Ia currently rumorrd here ihsi ". FoussiN, the
Lac Minister Pleupoterary OF Trance near this Gov
crnr,nt has received p0r ire a-t steamer osPstrhes
fra, The Preach Minister Of Foreign Affairs ~ h'gh
~ i.;ercsfog character. covering letters 20 H. MON
rgot on now 10 Ns~lofk Tho general impression
sons ID be that NJ MoNrHcLoS hss been authorized
by the French Government 70 set 70 toe temporary
Cont through whom IL will communicate with cur
ou unii the u.usi OF diplomacy shall be re
sumed and Instructed 70 arrange II possihe VI fOts'
.fNs difculres with ihis Government
Poussn himself declares that his dismissal rom
Republic whose interests ana honor we're - desr %
aim " "a so entirely unexpected that Il had well MS
broken h, heart !: i m-tter OF regret that DIS
.eo.i,ve bosom ,s only awakened 10 jnst spprecl
rou OF our national honor ~hen be ounc u was 1c 70
be insult,d with impuniiy
am cred5y informed thst Mr.. Douelson' our N MS
ter ~ Frankfort will Ia short time resolve ma letters
al r-c-i not on account OF eny objection 70 him, but
because II deemed expoicn. thal ne mission 70 ne
Gsr4uic Confederation should be suspended al leas
III F.roucsn poliiics snail have assumed an asPce
| more favorable l0r PORN snence and STABILITY
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MRS. JHRvIys COLD CANDY.


~ HARrs VEGETABLE EXTRACT - the ouly remedy
that can be relied Tor the Of epilepsy Or falling
Sickness hysercal Its convgisions spssms &c Doctor
HAIRS Vegetable extract FOR sixteen years has been ies,
ed b. many persons who suffered with his dreadful
disease and II every where has tad fair ts has
effected permanent cure
Mr. stephen Z. PRATT, Of slSltavenue ard Twer
y-sixih-t SswYork, STATES hat Mr chas Booghion,
member Of HE family mas been severely al ctsd ziic
epepue Ga FOR May year that be obs e3 70 rsn-
e1ish lie business. Having used Dr. HAIRS Vegetable
Extract lssys Mr. Paul Re restored 10 perfss
health and left This ely for he Stale Ohio 70 rssus
nis business.
Rev Mr. Smith, Rector Of 81. Peters Cb-rcs s1o.
wood, ewJeFssy, who hss been afflicted with epsleyUe
"a FOR more hsa forty years state. hat be has ased Dr.
HAIRS vegetable Extract ard his health has been -
1eh improved that be hopes BY Divine blessing to haze
10 more ils
Curuss O. Asyberry Esa formerly Postmaster al II %
Mills, Crawford Co. Pa living IN Ere CO. Pa sta -
ina. for any past be has been sorely afflicted 81
his, and be a happy state thai psrseysnnz 'ss
Of Dr. HAIRS Eeg.tsOls Extract, has restored bin 20
sound neath, being entirely freed from that ~orss Of al
disease.
Prepsfsd BY 8 HART, NJ. D. New-York.
A. 3. l. d. Sands, corner Of Fulton and william {.
| agents, Sew.Tosk
/ GF.Thcmss agent, lss Msln-st Cincinnati. Ohio.
Ter sale by Draggiss generally, nroa ghoas he rnos
saN xswWkSlmO<lEsewW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

WIGS And TovPgEs-ve would call he attention OF
citizens and suangsrs rec .rng Wigs and Toupees ios
recent improvement Of Important character, 10.
vented by Z PHsLos 1877 Broadway, corner Of D-y-st
under the Franklin House They be biz ar
Cutting Rooms where may be the largest and beet
assortment In The city ala I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

Doors! Doors Fine French calf Boots at tho low
price Of 81 3d. usually g and s. 10 other enc cal
s. s. usually 81 ~ 10 other cheap stores Patent leather
Gaiiers, Boots shoes &c constantly hand or made 70
order the shortest notice Of aon ard NASSAU
sis opposite the Herald Office. ONEcA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

~ isrge SAFE Of valuable buiidns4osil ne cry 81
Brooklyn W. take pisce Today Wedresday sept ~ 81
n O'Clock a. tie Merchants Exchange by JAMES CoLr
Auruoreer These lo.. are beautifully located and com
maud M exensive view Of tho City and Of wihamsburfh,
located on some OF The principal avenues and hute shoH
distance from either Of the ferries This property .. no'
only well worthy tho attention OF capitalists. or' Of PER
soma DESTROYS Of procuring site for retired residence 81
-,r,rarslively small cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

~ The Chevaher Hcsensnn, Charge q Al
is-cs Of the Emperor Of Austria hss recently reSra
&c 70 the Uuited and % the seal 81 u
from A short visit 20 MS Own country. Nat Late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26

BARGAINS N NEW FiLL EMssoIorRIE.. LAeEs, LINES
Hpxss se-Ths most unlimited variety OF tbese goods,
and the cheapest ever offered ~
sl9 I'm. JkT FARRELL 4 co 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-26
Executive Appointments.

WAsHIxoToS, Tlss5sy, sept. - ?. u
COLLECTOR.
sichol Fosiicz az Ne~ London, CT rscs Massey rc-
sisred
ACE--.
Edward Q Heron a. Memphis. Ieunessee, Sles Geo
W smith