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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-22

Emma rcschci home before dinner, with n
healthier glow on her countenancc than had been
there during the season much to the satisfaction
Of her aunt. Shs told her sbe had been 10 see
that cxcellen, Miss Grey, who had promised TO
tend her brother the doctor, to see the sick wo
,nan, before night, and that Pauline had bound
herself for consideration, not TO use her needle
for awlole year. ...f .......
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-22
MERCURIAL DISEASES.

MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions have become I'M
paired by the injudcioun use Of Mfscuar viii
find these Medicines u ,rftct cure US they never
fail to eradicate from the system all the effects Of
Mercury infinitely sconer than the ih"s' powern,
preparations of Sarsnpor'lIa' single trl'l VIII
place them beyond the reach Of competition, ia
the estimation of every patient
RI CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered. aud .hen
n.fnrious authors arrested, both in the city New
York and abroad.
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT. -
Prepared and .old by Dr. W, D. M0FFAT,
336 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
WALKER & HlCkLlNG, ! o,,
G.. J.. THOMPSON, '"'"''
Ottawa Jan l2 'J0-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

The Wing State Convention finished It's
labors yesterday, and adjourned in perfect
harmony and good feeling. The ticket
nominated we present above; 1t Will be
warmly responded to by every Wing. The
party which presents such men for the SUI
frages of the State enters on the campaign
with the best guaranty OF victory The
resolutions adopted by the Convention Will
be found in our regular dispatch.
We are furnished through the Telegraph
with portion of the resolutions adopted by
the Opposition Convention at Syracuse
They 90 In strongly for Union, and lndorSe
the Baltimore Platform.
Our readers viii be glad to learn that
four of the Cuban prisoners have been set
at liberty by the aforementioned. One
of them, Mr.. Van Nechten. Of Albany, ar
rived In the city yesterday from New-Or-
leans. in the steamer Winfield Scott The
remainder OF the prisoners, II seems, art
to be sent to Spain. Capt. Scott, Of tie
L. ). ship Albany, says New-Orleans
dispatch of the llth, lnterceded IN their
behalf. but was told that his pleadings were
of no avail. We trust. however, that they
alse Will be pardoned before very long, and
permitted TO return home. The Spanish au-
thoriues may rest assured that they Will
never be caught in Cuba again on similar
errand.
\ Philadelphia correspondent has furnished
Us with what We presume is correct YER
sion of the lamentable tragedy near Lancas-
ter, Penn, growing out of an attempt TO ar
rest several alleged fugitive slaves. 1t is
an occurrence which all must deplore, and
vet it's the legitimate fruit of the law which
authorizes the men-hunters to pursue their
prev on the soil of Freedom. The wonder
is that hitherto so little resistance has been
made to lis execution.
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The whig state Convention. Sc,


Editorial Corresponde II The Tribune
~ Te'esrlPAI SYRACUSE, Friday, II a VI.
The Nominations are proceeding.
SAMrEL A FooT. has been unanimously
nominated for Appeal Judge
JAMES {. FORSYTH, Of Ulster. Tor Secretary Of
State. on the second ballot, received = votes 10
s. for ELIAS " LF,yENwoRrH OF Onondaga.
Gro. W PATTERSON Of Chauiauque. Tor Con
troller received all the votes but :
On special motion these nominations we've de-
clarec unanimous.
For Treasurer, JANEs W. Cook, Of Saratoga.
received nlnety-four wv A. BIRD, Of Ere,
twenty-one and three scattering
Jas Kelly Of v y. nominated DANIEL ILL
yAN, Of that city. for Attorney General
Wessel : Smith nominated JOSHUA ;. fAN
Corr. OF Brooklyn.
Harlow : Love nominated JOIN L. TALL
corr. Of Buffalo
Mr Little nominated AzoR TABER Of Albany.
NJ A B Dickinson warmly urged the noml-
nation OF Mr. ULLNAN
M " 5 Smith spoke very earnestly II favor
Of Nj VAN Corr
The roll was then called Tor ballots, AMI the
result was that ali the votes were for ULLNAN
but twenty -four. and he was declared unani-
mously nominated. H
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By Telegraph to the New York Tribune.
" big Convention.

SYRACUSE. Friday, sept ~, 1851.
The President announced the Committee on
Resolutions a. follows
Is, District Mr. Parker I'D, Mr.. Smith IlId,
Mr. Sage WITH, Mr Horton, With, Mr. Colt
With. Mr Dmmlck With. Mr. Bogart With,
Mr. Upham lXth, --.
Dunng the absence OF the foregoing Commit
mlttee. the Convention was addressed by Messrs.
Stevens Of Albany, Mr. Greeley and Mr. Beck
man. OF New-York asd NJ Dickinson, of Steu.
ben
Mr. Upham. Chairman Of the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following
Resorsd. That the acton OF the respective State
Committees and If The Legislative state Commit.
tee DID thtr action al Albany, was the result OF hon
orabe ard patriotic devotion 10 the Constitution and
the best interests Of the whole people, ana that IL IS
approved and adopted Dy THIS Convention.
Rtsor,d. That 10 the entire completion Of the
Ere anal and kindred public works tho Nhigparty
b. fully pledged.
Resoiied, That those who supported tne Canal bhl
rendered a service To the State Of such eminent
value that D. has obtained for them the gratitude Of
every friend Of The true prosperity OF iiAs STATE
Rss0Ired. That the candidates put IA nomination,
deserve. and will receive The united support % TIE
whole Wing party.
The resolutions were adopted without dis
senting voice and three cheers we're given for
their support
The utmost enthusiasm and good feeling per
yaded the Convention during ths reading Of the
resolutions.
Mr. Tllman introduced a resolution that com.
nlttee Of one from each Judicial district De ap-
pointed by the Chair to report resolutions TOR
the consideration OF the Convention.
Mr. Little 81 Albany remarked that Ne are all
Wings and upon the same platform whatever
difficulties have heretofore existed, have heen
adjusted. and he thought il entirely unnecessary
10 introduce resolutions which might not oe
wholly satisfactory.
Mr. Dickinson. Of SteaDen. SAID . seemed %
hlm that resolutions were right We want,
sad he. resolutions to endorse the actions Of
the Committees that called Us together and res
olutlons 10 endorse the Canal policy a. strong as
can be done" [Applause.l And furthermore,
we want resolutions endorsing the candidates Of
thu, Convention. and be was sure there was no
Wing who would not heartily endorse them
| The resolutions were adopted
A Committee Of eight was appointed as Cen
tra Correspondence Committee. 10 call Conven-
lions hereafter
Suitable resolution, q thanks 70 the officers
Of the Convention were passed, also TO the
| City Of Syracuse for the accommodation afforded
Nj Clark the Chairman, responded to the
resolution Of thanks to him IA a most happy
speech
The Convention. after giving three times three
for the State Officers, who are to be on the lst
January next, adjourned
Opposition state Convention.
THTRD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

The t. ). Mail steamship Atlantic, Capt
West, will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon
for Liverpool The Sem Ueekiy 1r'b'He, con
tanning all the latest news can be had at the Desk
This Morning. IN wrappers, ready for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Tuy WINNER LAueHs.-The competition

among the F.te TINS Fa has been very great. and the
81 Of APPRECIATION by he public Las been stamped
mon the hts OF KNO1s facture They are ac4ae"I-
edged oashIngly beautiful wouderfgl snt. ana aston
ishngy cheap b. al Ella and 4. eas' u zee nat
K.o1 has Won the rare b. D.s Oy good hum0I Jon the
crowd that ttrong ms place No ne Fuit9ns and sec
your Fail Hat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
OproSition Nominations.

VIih JUDICIAL Disf7Ict-fiiram Gray, OF Elmi-
"a. for Judge OF the Supreme Court for the full
term, for the vacancy Schuyler CripPsn' OF
Oiseg0 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
STATE COMMITTEE

The following Central COMMITTEE was ap'
pointed
l. SCHOOLCRAFT, AID FRANK TOWNSEND An
SAMUEL STEVENS do 5 DRAPER. Jr, New YORK.
IFWIS BENEDICT, DO DAM. LORD Jr. DO.
G. & DAVIDSON. do . b MArrESON, Oneida.
BENZ PRINGLE. Genesce.
We present below list of the nominees m
order
SAwrFL Foor, (who now holds the office
by appointment of the Goyenor) Is nominated
for Judge of the Court of Appeals jaws {.
FoRsyrH Is nominated for Secretary of State to
succeed Christopher Morgan GgoRcf W Par
rrRsos H. nominated 10 succeed Phho { Fuller
as Controller jaws VI Coos Is presented for
state Treasurer Ayah Hunt Is the present m
cumbcnt DANIEL ULLN,N. JR., a member of
the Now-Nork Bar, is presented 10 succeed At
tomey General Chatfe.d HEzEEAH c. SLY
NorR Is renominatcd for state Engineer and Sur
veyor HENRY FlrzHrGH is the nominee tor
Canal Commissioner Charles Cook now holds
the Office ALEXANDER L. WELLS Is renoml-
mated for Inspector OF state Prisons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YORK, SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1851.
For Europe.

~ Advertisements for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be sent II before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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~ Immediately after the execution Of

Iorez and defeat # he Cussn nvaders 20 kFART IN
49, -, nj Fa and Winter sfyie Of Has, which
80 ~ te0re Inc pub.c. and winch ousfrs al OtheI
f,rcs NOW Dtrodroed aud fairly results IN The deiea' o.
iii r-...iCr tn tho Hat man fac. uffE comm nv
III ~ .ns,f,l durable and elastic Hats 4Te nov selling
Tor "a lie would solicit his many friends ard ie-.oY c-
en 10 cJl al the Broadway Has store No 81 Boti"ay
. m fes, fhe truth Of the Above facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

Pans ashsns for children hats this season are surpassng
b. autIiu and the has now So IN when me small
folks re4ure don their lighter head dress. GENIN, N or
der 70 prepared fo the demand mas Just received the
very latest st ever variety oirch material ana theS
well ms matches home rred abucs VIII
be s1ld accOrC ing D. custom yerY moderate p'ices
GENIN. No. pa BrntdNaF. nrpOste 81 PtuIs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
HAVANA AND PRlNclpE C1aARs.-IAMrs

xAplIER No. 1877 Broadway, Franklin Baldnxs" woud
r,setilly inform hs friends and lhe public thar he has
ius, received al CD assortment Of Hsvara
and Pruc2e CgSrs. Of NsronS orses, whch os
80 NJ Reasonable pIcS either wholesale ~ retail JANEs
SADliYR isI Broadway, - aasR buahngs" sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

Genn heing possessed with the idea that any lady who
secs ms varous STYLES Of ch beaver ndng hats piumed
and unpluned Will mined lely buy morse Tor the pun
nose of Gspayng II these peerless chapeaux On frd
earnestly requests those who have not set examined hs
magnificent varieties this apartment - ION the hong
ladies who daily honor ms with Their ITeSence
The introduction by Genn Of the jenny Lind RIDING Hat
created taste equeSransm the ladies' Of New
York which Will be enhanced by ms splendid assortment
for The fall Of 1851. ready
GFNiy No PA Proadway,
Opposite 81 Paul'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
A MAMMOTH CoxcERx.--Those who de-

light viewing lsrse and well regulated commercial.
establishment Will De gseaSed by Visit t. PErKR>oN
HUMPHREY. whose Caip.t Warerooms Sasted Al the
of Broadway and MhHest. These MaeTcon>.
OF which extend under the side walks taken IN
The aggregate the argtSt apartments oi the Aii IN thr
world They contain the product II the carpet looms OF
eVtr manufacturing district the face OF the globe The
stock embraces every VARIETY II Carpets. Oh Cloths. Hugs
Matung Window Shades. and other articles II thar char
actef and either the Poor the rich buy from Il what
ever they may require The demanded hy MeSsrs
2 HI uniform and reliable The pocy O.. taeSe gen
tiemt o. Do immense annornt VI Tor
hrctee VI nTAht-Anl they ATE dAlng n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
CpupRys's Fancy HATs.-FREEMAN

a. the Union Hat store NJ. % FuitOn-s lac'ures
children snow white and et-rack Beaver and Pearl Felt
Hats and sells them manufacturers prces Those who
want Hats for children will money BY calling az No
FULTON st. This the store that sells the best 50 hats
f,t renfIarnen md IndIasi KldIng IIats al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

" The wonderful sale Of Carpets, Rugs,
On Cloths widow Shades. Table Covers Msis. sc ma
He 3 selling thee Ply CARPETS at G. 3. per ysrd 10
gram CARPETS q B. = g. ger yard rugs, Sls' Ill
cloths g Is and y GTeai bargan 20 be hal there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
WHrG STATE NOMENATIONs.

FOR JUDGE or THE COURT OF APPEALS
SAMUEL. \. FOOT....-.......Of Ontario County
FOR SECRETARY or STATE
JAMES c. FORSYTH -.-----...Of Ulster County.
FOR CONTROLLER
GEORGE w. PATTERSON OF Chaulauque Co.
FOR TREASURER
JAMES NJ. COOk------..----.O OF Saratoga County.
FOR ATTORNEN-GENERAL
DANIEL CLLMAN. JR-------------O OF New ork.
FOR STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
nEZEkIAH {. SEl MOI ------------Oi Albany.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER
HENRY FITZHUGIl...--...-.Of OSwego County
FOR INSPECTOR or STATE PRISONS
ALEXANDER ii. WELLS..--O Westminster 60.
EIEcrIoN..-- Tuesday. Nov 1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
q EspENscHEIp las made a declded

hit with ms Fall s'ge for 1851 HIS 80 90 pats are carn
with them the public favor and % be popular
than those Of the other prom neni naters Of tins CITY, who
sell an article for 81 C a. No G7 Nassau s. COT Of
Ann and Judge tho advantages offered oy tins establish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
W LYos would inform his friends

That no pedlar ever Nends
His invento<s. heve and there,
In each crowded thprOnghfare
II pedlar ever knocks
At youT door with flask OF box,
Not from LYONS cOmeth he,
And his stuhs 4 f0rgery.
The true powder and the PIN
That viii bugs and yermin klll.
You VIII still find as II yJre
L. Broadway. No i1i ,i3 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
To PpIsrERs ANa PrRLIsHFRs.-The

NEWTON COMPANY respectfully call the attention II Pm
ter and Publisher o. their improved 1e and Stere 1ye
Plates &c TIE improvement consists ln giving = item
copper face about third atlt lna cost hat neI
durability increased direct pr p9rt-n ~ me slpef--r
tenscIty - cooper vro metal Tct. acc ing - c't-
rect eTueYimeusI as II - % j. From ts single tart y
vii a. be perceived that tnn iaee n copper must
g,eeItra1rdmay endurance ~ printing surfaces. ana eR-
Dereyce mas fully proved such be- the Tie Com
papv have secured letters 1en fT the improvement AMI
the are prepared 20 receive and execute reT az their
Enlistment 3 Nori Wllan-st.. NeN-fors-
TIE following pagers printed ga The couoer-faoed Epe
New-York Courier aud Enquirer NeT-Yor. Daily Irb-
pne. Boston DAILY Jsuua Boston Jag 81 or Union,
BOytsu PRETORIA DrapIny Room Companion. Neve-fOTk
Organ. and others NEWTON DoNFA ny.
ie2l TuThSStf sN0rth Wllll@U-st y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

Truth Is NALUABLE.-Eyery sufferer
from Dyspepsia must Try the OK renaed Bers and prove
10 Their own satisfaction tie truth fha nIs disease
be cured matter how dsc0uragng the symptoms ilis
med acts like charm giving tone and energy % The
stomach and whole sy,tem.
T0Tsaeby A Is i ID Sands, 700 Fulton-Si / Scaylil
Co 3l6 and II RING la2 Broadway and d. Druggists
generally m the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
~ WlNnoM SnApYs AZ great hargalns

" w lNnNN SHADES ~ NltNl NAi --eslhS
at RlRpS,II MiVHEL'S Sales Room, Ne l3l Pcarl-si
Extensive facilities and long experience m masua,t iins
combined with moderate personal and store expenses ena-
HE cet stock al lower prices than An' oiher
house the eiG Country merchants and the pubic gene
rally wall do w,s 70 give call We have also large
assortment " Gt CoruceS Curtain Bands, Picture Cord
and raSsels Pset Hang uss, Ne-ooaTd Prints French
Rorier> &c nc - rurh&S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

~ Keep your name, place of business,
and what you have 70 sell before the people et the coun-
want Their custom hy aiver>ng n country pa
eels h fALxES, Tribune buildings Is The Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
~ Forty thonsand DaCuerreotypes sold

al HulNEs'S GaeIy. No. 2S9 Broadway. IA FIVE wears
While rival establishments complain Of dnu business,
HOlN MAS IA honorri daily WITH vStcs, dcmandn- then
pictures The secret Is. noINE, nakc> hne Darpcueo-
,pe bold clear distinct expressive and picturesque, with
the lights aud shades blending aruscaiy mt tone and
color cNcTia>t,g, beautiful md NutMul O. ms Rooms
all the fourth Aoor, Ne 2s9 Broadway late Harrison
Holmes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
ALBANY DurcHMAv.-Tle Herald says

We cordially fec1umsnd The AGnl DUE s77r 70 oar
readers q tas mo-; hDrnrlgs anl rea4 SHE nrs
papefs Published Ia the United Sfa.-s The editor a.
allie and lent though fleT ere odd the cesp 'hl
enoe faov aid pleuanf and TIE selections ndc'ns az
pleasant Tenn. # TIE Df~snr. - 1er annur I-if
COPIES certs Fs~ sale everv here wholesale agents
pg1rER s. BIZ rE-a. SO = Ann-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

500 REwARD.-I will give : 100 to know
v no put that letter addressed 20 Dr Watts m ths paper
YESTERDAY DR. Watts lost rather had stolen from
hn by some interested person Apply az tins Office >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

PROFESSOR ALEXANDER {. Barry : | RI
,orHERoUs. OF INDICATED COMPOUND To fng down
the gauntlet 10 an nyai.. may Pee deemed bold 7r'ceei
ing But Prof BARRY does MT hesitate 70 pui hl, Tn
c0FhcTous for the two grand requisites II efficacy and
chcapness preparation for cleans renew ng,
preserving. and Strengthening the hair which has ever
been advertised or offered for sale. Iss not all tie cha
ieugfs The associated skill and Science 10 the medical
world. TO prod zee. al any price ar eurocaon VIZ VIII
reduce external Irritation. ordinary cutane11S diseases
ana relieve the pam and inflammation of bruises cuts
spIans Sc rapidly than his Trc1phorous. sold
retail with Accompanying illustrated pamphlet 81 SIX
teen pages for p cents bottle Inthli 2mf het high
medical testimony VIII De found. which VIZ. sustain THIS
challenge but he refers 90 the article itself and 20 COM
psrison as virtues with those Of other compositions oi
similar class. for confmatoy evidence Every mail con-
him. from sections 0i tie Union, the ma kcd
approval Of those who have experienced is benefits and
druggists all parts If the Union have found i % their IL
toresi place upon Their shelves Sold 10 large bottles
pnce p cents, al the PRINCIPAL Office, No j7 Broadway
NewYork For sale by the principal merchants and drug
throughout the United States and Canada, Mcuco
West Indies Great Britain, France. Sc.
~ FOwLERs q WELLS, PhrenolOgists
and Publishers Clinton Hall 1871 NAssauSt the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
" KlLLoGG's Ed Style Of Hats and Gap.

now ready The public requested 90 call and yauno
they are not surpassed by any for beauty durability. or
CheaIness One Pnce " KELLOGG NJ 1913 Canal
str
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
R,cu C,RpsrlNGs.-SNlrH 4 LorNSBURv,


FLooR OlL-CLoTHS-N seasoned and
perfect at s.. per ward
rhree-tArr.d Brussels Carrots az SIS.
raree-ply god quality a, !.
BAiIEY BROrREHs,
Ne. sA Pear.st.
- 2ws Near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

DAvID's FALL STYLE.-If yoR want a
hat that light and 20 the head and truly elegant
Guy % W = DAVID No 31l Bfoadwsf near Duane u
They are pronounced the most beautiful vet introduced
GIVE HIM a call and try one Of ms splendid hats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

article of Pale yellow or Brown Soap. free nom hsh Oh
and other impure and offensive lngI Cdents-also white
scented and all the fine Sgags vE toei aa bath use can
obtain theW mS msnuiactory Nos l0s, no and ls CHM
%V seIt frtv of chatse to AL parts OF New OH and
hnob ,n lsq6sl " HULl.S son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Tur Hat F,SIsuERs' IYIov.-The pub

c are not forgefu tins enterpusing Association but
are ayhy besOwng upon them the patronage that they
80 well deserve Theirs - the meuon0us work OF SUI
tanning the gny of labor aud they eminentiy slc-
cessful Their excellent workmanship speaks louder than
any need praise that bestow Their store Is al
No II Park-rOw opposite the AstOT House. - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
ExcELslog.-BEEBE Il Co.. Ia.
The FALL SryLE.-The newest 's t.. the n.

nestest the best aud the cheapest q the sc ~
the present Fail has al ready re n IN ~
lar ard MAY he 4, M mon the head u ever re- ~
male nciyldual ~ Nex-Yogk The stts - M - WIN
We aliu0e - . be hal = n' - = 4 s-,-.'i,-,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Opposition state Convention.

THIRD DAY.
SYRACUSE, Friday, sept H. 1911
Tse Convention resssembled this morning,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

50 NAssAU-sr-BOot-m makers Union Asso-
oiaen Boots Shoes Caters at retail for Wholesale prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

GREAr BARGAINS IN G. RPErS.-The sub
scecr being about a. RroSdw has decded
oder TO the public has entire SiCN y Co eonS>;sg oi
an e,teasr assortment, ii Carpets o Cloths and AL
tcles connected with The trade tainlles about put
chasing wl ind this opportunity - igrnsh al eN
'sas~In.,r irx, pr,,4> W H. GyloN.
~ 81 Nos a Easi. RINAdMaN and u DNlslln.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
~ Housskeepers. and all others, in want

a. Bedding Besiedas SC, would DO well to call Al NJ.
WuIARp's old established War,room,, loG Chatham-s,
OF MuherrSt where may be found the arse, as
sortmen articles his hpe, offered 70 the public
consisting OF Feathers Beds Mattresses Patent Screw
Dedseads and Cots. Wholesale and retail >ll lmfuIhSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

SYRACUSE. krta), Noon-
HrzrKrtR SEYMOUR has been -c1rn mated
for >tste Engineer by l09 10 :.
HrvEy FrrzHreH Of Oswego for Canal Com
m.Ssioner had : votes 20 % for EBsNEzER
BL,Krly. and Is Tor HazAED Lywis Of BToome
Hercupon FlrzHr5H was unanimously noml-
mated I.
SYRACUSE. Friday. sept I2-9 7 ".
Tie Convention having been called 10 crief
and the roll called. the unfinished business o.
yesterisy-heinr the nomination q the Judge Of
tire Court OF A7peal>.-was taken ny Dame,
Lor5. Jr.. being named by one Of The Delegates
Nr Davies Of Dl,che>>. rose ana urged ne
claims of Samuel 4 Foot who having accepted
that Office by Appointment OF GOV. Hunt. N
place OF Hon c. c. Bronson. after the same
had been offered 20 several other nliv.dual,.
and bv them declined, hal strong claims upon
this Convention. aside from his Acknowledged
qualifications for the office
Mr. Croker here withdrew the name Of M
Lord. when a ballot was taken, which resulted
Is follows Samuel Foot IA Daniel Lori.
Jr. 3 JoShua A. Spencer. Blank, l.
Nj Foot was then unanimously nominated
by me convention WIN great aCViani'l'u.
The nomination Of Secretary of State beng
under consideration. the following gentlemen
were named for the office James c FORSYTH. of
Ulster. f W Leavenworth. Of syracuse. f..
p smith. of Monroe
Upon the first ballot. the whole number of
votes cast was l2S. necessary 20 a choice. IS
FORSYTH received 81 Leavenworth. - Smith.
n No choice
on the second ballot, FORSYTH received r
Leavenworth. s.