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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
The state.

We have cheering news from the Rural
Districts The Great West is all alive for
the Canals and the Speedy Enlargement.-
The letter of Hon. Moses p. HATCH is but
one outbreak of the general conviction Of
the earnest Canal Men that the More
Speedy Enlargement will only be prose-
cuted by its sincere, original advocates, and
that putting it into the hands of its bitter
adversaries merely because they are con-
strained by the imminence of defeat to sag
that they will prosecute it is consigning the
measure to certain destruction. Senator
Hatch has broken the ice-others will
doubtless follow. Western New-Y ork has
hitherto rolled up great majorites, but the
one she is about to give for the Canals and
their steadfast friends has had no precedent.
Nothing short Of Fifteen Thousand beyond
Cayuga Bridge will fulfill our confident ex.
pectations.
We have words of cheer also from the
River Counties. WEsTcHEsTER, DUCHESS
and ULSTER look alive, and there is unu-
sual promise in RENSSELAER, that the feuds
which have so long dishonored and par
alyzed the Wings Of that County are now
at an end. Rensselaer, ought to and easily
might give One Thousand for the Canal
Enlargement and its earnest supporters :;
and We hope at least half that amount wall
be forthcoming.
ONEIDA looks well. Seymour had 1000
majority in 1t last year we think the Wing
State Ticket good for half as much this
time. OswEGo, We hope, is good for
gain of Fifteen Hundred TO Two Thou
sand on Gov. Hunts vote, and we hope for
good gain in ONoNpAGA, MONTGOMERY,
and even HERKIMER. In short, the general
aspect Is most cheering.
Yet the Opposition fight desperately.
That must be fearful hunger for Office
which induces such men as Chatfeld and
Welch to profess friendship for the Nine
Million bill, or even ac9uiescence in its
execution. Nothing short of long BAN
ishmept from power and an overwhelming
defeat at the Special Election last June,
could have wrenched from such bitter an
tagonists promise of submission 10 the pub
lie will on the Speedy Enlargement. L!
must torture such men to maintain their
present double faced attitude, even for a
month and we are glad for their sakes
that the Election which will terminate their
attitude of hypocrisy is SO near at hand
We shai! have them ali openly fighting
Gov. Hunts Canal policy again before next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Things 10 be Remembered.

L d
HE 70 secure the Election of the WHOLE WING
TICKET.
. That such Vote can only be secured by
thorough County, Town and Election District
ORGANIZATION.
3. That no Wing has done his whole duty IN
til he has VOTED HIMSELF and knows that
his immediate NElGHBORS have voted also.
4. That this can only be certainly known
through the agency of well prepared POLL
LIST and careful tallyman.
5. That there should be a COMMITTEE IN
every one of the Eleven Thousand School DIS
aicts. with WAGONS at their disposal to con-
vey voters to the Polls
6. That there should be at least TEN AC-
TIVE MEN at every Poll TO distribute Tickets
and see fair play.
:. That there should be at least an equal
number ready to GO OUT AFTER DELlN-
QUENTS. Those who have not voted at
O'Clock should be sent for.
8. That such an ORGANIZATION and such
VIGILANCE will save the State.
II should be Remembered Also,
|. That while a portion of the Loco-tocos al
tion saw thew MEAN TO REPEAL IT."
2. That another portion of the party say that
if they do not Repeal the law, the Legislature
will REFUSE TO MAKE THE APPROPRlA-
TIONS which it contemplates.
3. That the Constitution provides that no
money can be expended under any law unless
SPECIFICALLY APPROPRIATED by the
Legislature.
4. That. therefore. if the Law should not be
Repealed, It's enemies could RENDER IT IN
OPERATIVE under this clause of the Constitu-
ton.
5. That the speedy completion of the works de-
bends upon the return of a MAJORITY OF CA
NAL REPRESENTATIVES and the election
OF the whole Wing STATE TICKET.
6 That the election of any t,co of the Loco
Foco Candidates members of the Canal Board
Will give the enemies of the Canal the control OF
that Board.
T. That whatever they may now say, In their
anxiety to secure votes, men who have declared
the Canal Law an infamous violation of the Con-
stitution, are NOT SAFE MEN to entrust with
its execution.
And Remember, Further,
/. That the success OF the Wing Ticket VIII
secure the COMPLETION OF THE PIT BLIC
WORKS in three years
2. That to accomplish this result. employment
Will be furnished to TWENTY OR THIRTY
THOU SAND men.
g. That as goes the Empire State so goes the
Union; and
That if the Wings are beaten now they will
be beaten next year. The election of Presi-
dent IN SO depends upon the election of the
whole Wing Ticket now.
Then UP, GUARDS, AND AT THEM
rAlb Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair.

HARRisBuRGH, Tuesday, Oct 2s, 1851.
Tomorrow ushers IN a new era In the Agricultural
history of PENNSYLVANIA For the first time the
organization of the State. State Agricultural Fairs
10 be held TO continue three days and the atoms
are that 1t will be well attended, large numbers Of
strangers having arrived from all parts Of the State
many of them bringing various articles for exhibl.
ton. The Agricultural interest Of the State, so long
neglected viii no doubt be greatly benefited by tue
Exhibition. The ground selected IS admirably cho'
sen and well arranged 1t is inclosed win high
fences The Flowing match takes place on FRIDAY
morning An address will be delivered by Hon. An
drew Stephenson, of Va, on Friday, al O'CLOCK.
ready anived, and the display promises to DO large
and imposing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Topics Of the Morning.

A full account of the premiums awarded
at the great Exhibition, London, to ARTICLES
of American manufacture and American IN
vention, is given in another column. 1t
will be read with interest and qualification.
The foreign news by the Europa is not
of importance. A slight decline in Cotton
has taken place in other matters the mar
ket is firm
Kossuth was daily expected at South
ampton. from Gibraltar, where his arrival
has been announced. He was expected by
the steamer Madrid, then due. The Crys-
tai Palace is finally closed, and the Great
Exhibition over. Prince Albert was pre-
sent at the final scene, but not the Queen.
The Jury and Council differed on the SUBJ
iect of the award in favor of the Broad
wood Pianos.
The ministerial crisis creates some ex-
citement in France. Alarming news from
the Provinces occasoned a special meeting
of the Permanent Committee. The Minis
ters of the Interior and War attended and
gave explanations which were deemed sat-
isfactory. The President is making bid
for popularity by insisting on Immediately
granting universal suffrage.
The American prisoners have arrived in
Spain. The Neapolitan Government has
utterly failed in attempting to answer the
charges of Mr.. Gladstone.
The Austrian Ministry have agreed to
90 on with little patching.
The Catholic Defense Association held
is second meeting in Dublin and published
a second manifesto.
The arrival of the Glasgow at Phiiadel-
phia is announced by our correspondent
there She brings 100 passengers and a
valuable cargo.
We publish elsewhere a sensible, conclu-
sive and manly letter from the Hon. Moses
2. Hatch, Senator from Oswego, which we
commend to our readers.
On another page will be found the official
list of premiums awarded by the American
Institute. This list will be found correct,
except as to unavoidable errors, which are
pos sible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
QUESTIONING CANDIDATES. The William

QUESTIONING CANDIDATES. The William
Turner whom Mr.. B. Price addressed asking for an
expression of his opinion on the Working Mems Re
form measures is the candidate for Alderman IN the
Twentieth Ward and not DR. VIM. Turner, 10 whom
the letter was delivered. Mr.. Price considers HIM
self instructed by the Industrial Congress, OF which
he Is Corresponding Secretary, TO question all can.
didaies for State or City Offices. AS ne deems him.
self aggreved and injured by our paragraph OF yes
terday, we very cheerfully make this explanation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

GENTS: Sometime in July last YOU no.
uced an your paper the account Of my arrest for
manufacturing and selling counterfeit article of
Perry Davis's Pain Killer, in which was embodied a
libel. The prosecution was brought mallciousy by
DAVIS and some OF his agents, for the purpose OF
brlI ging hls humbuglng medicine into note.
/ ne Grand jury for the NewY Ofk General Ses-
sonS' octooer term, have dismissed the complaint,
and and NV suretes have been discharged
As you noticed the arrest &c il is due 10 me that
Nou shouid make mention OF the discharge &c.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW j. WHITE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Whig Nominations.

Albany City.-For Mayor THOMAS Nc
MULLEN.
Putnam Co.-For Assembly CALEB
HuEsrIs foY County Judge AMBROSE RYDER for
Justice OF Sessions JosEPH E. NJ HOBBY for su-
perintendent OF Poor Jusrus SEcoR for Treas
uer MILAN J. COLE for Coroner WILLIAM B..
HAzELroN.
Cortland Co.-For Judge LEWIS KINGs-
LEY for Treasurer EDWIN +. GOULD for Super
iniendent MARTIN LUCE for Justice IRA SxEEL 4,
for Coroner Henry T. EELs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
And Remember. Further.
lab. Journal.

SIXTH WARD.-We believe no resident
OF the Sixth Ward who is a moral and intelll-
gent citizen will deny that the Wing Ward tick
ct headed by Noah WoRRALL and CHAUNcEY
ScHAFFER is an admirable one--one OF the best
ever formed in the Ward Its election would great
ly promote the prosperity and quiet of the Ward
and security and happiness of It's people. We
entreat every Wing to give it an energetic and
efficient support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

BoARD oF SUPERvIsoRs.- Tuesday.-Sev-
era petition. Cor the remission Of tax, and one or
Two bis. were received and referred A BID for
$4i7. Of John Diossey, for supplying the Office Of
the County Judge with books, was also referred.
\ bl of the Sheriff for simmoning Jurors, cos
vtyiIg prisoners 10 Blsckweli's Island. supplies 10
Eldfiose = prison for board ts0i Of Wall, Carsal
and StoOkey. &c, was ordered to be paid.
Aid Franklin said they had intended 10 report on
the CoTouer's bill, but ore Of the members OF the
Committee did not attend 1t Will be presented ne II
meeting
Adjourned 10 THURSDAY week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

Simpson, OF schr. Carol, from Boston, bound TO
Cape Francis, St Domingo, reports, when off
that port, being fired into three times with loaded
guns from the Fort. He sho wed American colors,
but finding no boat coming off, nor any attempt
to signalize her, and preparations being made to
reload the guns on the Fort, he deemed 1t best
10 tack ship, and head up for Key West, where
she arrived on the 9th INST. The schooner re-
celyed no injury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-James HaggertJ,
one OF the employees In the Tract Society building,
IN Nassau-s, yesterday afternoon had MS legs an9
arms broken IN consequence OF falling from the VI
story OF the building TO the floor beneath The "a
ured man, al the time OF the accident. was engaged
IN lowering paper from the An story OF the bueins
He Was conveyed TO the City Hospital in avefy
dangerous condition. ...
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By Telegraph to the NewYOrk Tribune.
Southern TELEGRAPH Oce corner Hanover an! Bca.er-Ss
virginia State Election.

WHEELING, Va, Tuesday, Ocl. Is, 1851
The returns from this District leave 1t still In
doubt
Thomas : Raymond, the Wing candidate, has
1903 majority in Marion County, and gains li2 in
two precints of Monongahela County.
We have nothing definite yet from the Hid
District, contested by 4. :. Flournoy, (whig)
and Thomas ;. Ayerett, (Opp..) though 1t is
reported that the former in Halifax County gains
fifty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

PITTsBuRGH, Tuesday. Oct. -, 1851.
MessrS. Wllmarth q Mobiles city flour mills, stu
aisd in the Vth Ward were destroyed by IRE this
morning.
The mills were the most extensive and complete
of any IN the Western country, and were insured IN
four Offices in this city for $2500O, which Will prob.
ably cover the loss. There was "A large quantity OF
grain in the mill but as the fire took on the roof
large portion was saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Heavy Gale off Delaware Breakwater.

PPHLADELPHiA, Tuesday, Oct. q, Is5l.
heavy northeast gale is prevailing of the Break
water and telesraphic communication between that
point and this city is suspended.
letter from Cape Island reports that the pilot
boat Herald boarded Yesterday morning. of Five
fathom Bank the ship Cumberland, from Venezuela
Tor Boston also schooner abandoned, the name OF
n hich could not be ascertalned
There are "A number OF coal laden schooners IN the
hsrLOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

PRREaoLosr IN BosroS.-The brothers
Fowler have announced course of lectures to be
commenced Immediately, in the fremont Temple OF
that city. The frp Of Fowiers & Wells. to which
they be long, have recently established branch mn
iisbns house IN Boston where one OF the propnetors
w.i reside. Success attend them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WIG RATIFICATION MEETISG.-A large
assemblage Of the Wings of Brooklyn took place at
the Military Gardens last evening, to respond to the
State, County Judicial and City Nominations. Great
enthusiasm prevailed, and the entire list Of nomina-
lions, as read. were endorsed without dissenting
voice. Ar excellent Band OF Music was IN attend.
ance, which discoursed eoquenily at intervals, and
everything connected with the meeting passed Oh
harmonlossly aud m good order benjamin ID. sh-
man PRESIDED assisted by the usual number OF wee
Presidents and Dr. Benedict and 4. Lewis we're
chosen Secretaries. ETastus Brooks, Esq, of The
EITress, General DuDea, ana Roln Sanford Esq /,
ocressed the multitude and urged the necessity oil
tictet. series o. resolutions we're presented and
ADOPTED strongly approving Of toe course o. the Ma
ticnal and State Administrations .and ofthe nomina'
tons, as responded 10 BY the meeting, and recon-
mending them worthy the cordial support OF every
Wing IN the State and City.
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~ Mrs JERyIs's Cold Candy is as fan il

var in the mouths of the cough ridden as household "oras
h sshmatc gasps for IT, the cOnsumptive smiles an anna
sia hloodess weak white sue as he stretches out ms
smscatsd pale hand for rs reevlng presence oou 1y
BITS 'hH'io' "'' wv Os8 N
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Rhode Island Assemble.

PROVIDENCE, TUESDAY, Uct. y, 1871.
The General Assembly OF Rhode Island met At
Kingston this morning. A petition, numerously
signed, was presented for the enactment of 4
law similar to the Maine Liquor Law. No i'm.
portant business was transacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

DEATH BY DISEASE OF THE HEARr.-The
Corcrsr feld an inquest yesterday. st No 20 Pearl
st. upon The body OF Elizabeth Tully, a native OF
Ireland S. years OF age, who died al her residence.
Yesterday morning. OF disease OF the heart YER
dict 10 this effect was rendered By the Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

~ Invalids requiring DR.. BaSNISe's
Pstent BODY Braces and failing Rupture rrusses OF
kn Travelling Companion b. which sea is entire
IL prevented and the siec, OF svsry kAnd of lotng
AoFccr-sS pssS Canal ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

70 ALFRED II. DuNcoMBE, of Eastches-
ter, is the Wing candidate for Assembly in the
lower District of Westchester Co. He is wor-
thy and popular, and We trust is to be elected
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~ TAYLoR's SALOON, \

w TAyLoR's SALOON, No. 337 Broad
way. opposite the Tabernacle. Oysters Fried, Stewed
Roasted Broed and the half shell Beef Steaks Nut
Son Chops Roast Beef and Lamb, Poultry, Game, One
st,es Ham and Eggs, Oyster Patties. Mullins, Toast
Charlotte Ruxse, Jelly Ice Cream and Fruit Ices Fruit
Colee. Chocolate, Tea, Lemonade &c Every attention
paid to the comfort Of s3es and gentlemen who thus
establishment, a3Q I'M
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NJ SION. 900 worth new FAN and Win

tet DRY Goods Ia be sold immediately consisting OF Shaw
long and square Of every kind and quality silks figured
Brocade Stripe PLAID aad chaneeabe Velvets MennD es
and Psramaiias all colors and qualities ~ cases De
Gold Plads Apaccas, Cloths Cass'meres Ianheis bsn
iets Quilts Prints 100 cases Shirtings shsetings Ca
Goes ChDtz, Cotton Ticking, and Domestic Gooux OF
ever Lind from 30 10 Cd and Is per yard Inc enne
stock Of this Falls Importation VIII be SOLD
rs 10 80 per cent less than they cost 20 import DO
DINE No 1923 Grand st corner OF Orchard OF SH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
Return OF Mr.. Webster.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Oct. d, 1851.
Secretary Webster returned to Washington from
his Northern tour this morning
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co,yrn Aw.v-Tbe thin PantalOOns,

yht Vests and airy looking sack Goats that
are now tnus lard asde 10 rest through tne
w,.,sr Thick garments are now Triumphant ana 4.
sTp Jr has been As busy possible the last rev days
ssny hi, elegant cheap stock of goods When you want
1ssiiv heau,,ful Oyercos call at No. iO2 Futon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

~ DIR. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist, Au-
rst &C continues to devote his attention especall, to
diseases OF the Eye and Ear from 9to O'clock daily at
the offices he has occupied for the seven years
No Sol Broadway, entrance No n Warren where can
be had his Treatise the Bye third edition price SOC
Also large supply Of ArthCaa Eyes which can be IN
serted without pain and when properly adapted viii move
and LOOK like the natural one. oS iWNWSEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
TREEs AND PLANTs.-PARsoNs g. CO

have published their Annual Catalogue of Fruit and
Ornamental Threes Shrubs Roses, Vines. Exotic Plants
Sc ard will furnish gratis TO all post paving applicants
inccsing postage stamp They also he obtained
No 6oCedsr II The grounds and exotic houses
~ every day except the sabbath Letters should
be directed III flushng. near New-YNk.
6tWkSNIWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

yIITv WAPp-We by mistake named H. s. Gloerf as
the Rho candidate for Assembly this Ward MI Is
the Temperanee candidate JAMES BREMNER IS the reg
nj sr Wing nominee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

Beware Friends fit, in appalling ST.
lsnoe around speca bottles that reflect mercuria blue
In chambers whose lev walls fearfuly echo back the
cough hidden Mrs JERyIs's Cold Candy teen,ing
with the healing wamth of womanS experience Its genial
mInlstraten N socthng,y dehcoas aud lis place every
drawer and every mantlepeor, and IN mouths
OF ceusure" prove 60 have stood the test of
Sold by Mrs JFRVIS, No $50 broadway o26 q
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" We would recommend our friends to
call AT ID pRovN's No Al Courtland,s, if the5 wish 10
get good Boot Shoe Cater upon terms ve reason
sLle O29 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

CHEAP GooDs.-The subscribers having
purchased the stock of Goods formerly ben TO Seaman
Muir are selling oil he same below cast aad adj
ding daily 10 the such choice and desirable Goods
a may be sold at auction and yae safe at very low prices
The latter VIII be marked trng advance, aud pur-
chasefs respectfully nyted 50 cali and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. TIFFANY CUTTING, No
s2l broadway O27 lmMMSE
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Whis state Nominations

r. Rosk and T. PEAsE have The Tnnune Io N sac
in HARTFORD the arrival Of the morning ram WV
York and will serve subscribers at Their resDehos
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LYON AGAIN TRluMPHANT. =

LYON AGAIN TRIUNPHANT
prsze at our Fan. T. LYON has gained,
II ne thiro, be known, that ne now has obtained
Ic%nsughi OF the one that his sgents epS,ie
Informs him he gained AZ the Palace Of CRYSTAL
These three medals here and the one DER the water
Elbow thai verrn and insects he knows how slaughter
They settle the question beyond all dispute
Represe all prelension-strike rivalry mute
And prove that the savans IN England and here,
COos.6eT T. l., ION the hrs, IA his sphere
LYON would respectfully state the authority OF the
American Institute that HIS preparations the only ari
Gle Of hsx class that took silver medal a, The Castle
Gle fNM. LYON. No i2i RrnaliMay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

80 NASSAU sT.-Boo makers Union Asso-
iaon Boots Shoes Caters at retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

TENTH WARD OPPOSITION NOMINATIONS.
Alderman DAVID Fithian Commissioner % Er-
cse: BtDiy Finnegsn Constable Peter O'Bran >
Inspectors OF Eiecuon Is, District, Charles Cram
Michael T Owens lid Distinct Geo Msloy, Dad
ley Handley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

GENTLEMANLY SATISFACTION. The sat-
isfscsion eent, man feels in securing set of elegantly
made Shuts that dt HIM hair De appreciated by
those the habit Of gNins then orders 10 GREEN, No.
Asor House Punctua 20 the hour ad perfectly adapted
the figure his Shirts always ready at the time prom
ised and ncN require
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

COMMERCIAL BANK, PERTH ANBoY.-
Notes ON this Bank are redeen med a, par at EVANS
Clothing npcnua Nos. 10 and y Fulton IN payment
for Clothing during tins day oSS re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

R'V. b. PALMER may he consulted on
the srbect Of advertising the newspapers Of the coun-
Try, at the Agency, Tribune Buildings
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~ EXCESS OF officlouSneSs mistaken for
philsnthrcphy dirty rOphy x democracy
clean ambition for snohheiy and the eleQ
81 paupensm mistaken for poverty suggestive ideas
but the most Suggestive ad prsca IN It's results Of them
all Is Mis- JEgNISS Gold Candy. the here admitted
good remedy cr Coughs. Colds, &c Sold by Mrs JEs
Wis, No. 500 Bfpadwas o2S q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

SIXTH WARD WING NoMfSATIoSs. Al
herman VIM. II Storey Constable: Erdstrs Bfc :;
Commissioner Of Excise James Butt Inspectors OF
Election: let Dist, Solomon WouhIngton, Eimard
Preston I'd Dist, Moan W DGYea, L. w. Alex
apfSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
ELraANr EnpNcH NEEDING CAans.-

The subscriber respectfully calls the attention OF parties
requiring something truly elegant, 10 his beautiful style II
snse, boriered and PLAIN French Porcelain Cards, Enve
opes and Wedding Boxes M the latest mode EVKRDkLL,
No. sea broadway corner ~ DnaneSt Branch store No
IL Wall-st. % lmfMNW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

New GooDs-Just received per steamer,
q, U,rcucocy 4 LEADBBATER's. No. 3i7 Broadway cor
per Of Leonard St. including some handsome styles Oh
Silks MernOs, Plads Cashmeres, Deianes Oh smau neat
fancy and staple dry goods that lady or family can de-