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NE w FALL GOODS
Attachment Notice.

N Office is hereby given that on tho 18th
i y inst, attachment issued by Clinton
Young Justice of the peace in Hiram township Port
age county OhIa against the property and effects of
Alfred p. Empey. nbScondng debtor which suit John
ohnson is made garnishee.
&c. STARK.
August 22s 1853 l2s6-3v'
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rsusicai Convention.

VIM. Bradbury. at the request Of many in this vii
age will hold Musical Convention at Ravenna on the
2fih, 27lh and 2Sth of September. His manner o
aching will be the those conventions he has
recently held the Eastern cities. The price ofmem-
bersaip has been placed at oRe dollar and fifty cents
Tor the Whole of lectures Those wishing to at
tend may leave their names with either ofthe following
gentlemen in Ravenna JAS Twitt, r B. Conant, Jack
son T. Green. J. s. Herrck Cllvm C. Prentiss. f. B.
Griffin, or with Frazk Snow at Windham. 1896 3w
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Vomen.s State Ten, seF,.acc 6tOSaE ii on.
THE STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY OF THE WOMEN
Ono, wlli hold meeting Dayton. EsaResdT Ty
the 2lst of SEPTEMBER the day Of the opening of The
Stale Fair.
Auxiliary Sorieties requested TO send delegates
and counties hch hove yet organized branch soc
cites, hoped VIA defer doing no longer Let ev.
cry who approves the pancipIes ond objects of
this Society, and wishes promote its interests, con-
slider herSefa member, and that her and
county are represented.
Business of importance is to before The meeting
in addition which reports will be presented
from oil parts ofihe Staie and short addresses from Mrs
Gage and others may be expected.
The presents important crisis in the progress of
the Temperance reform in Ohio, and while there grea
for encouragement and hope there is reed that
every lover ofthe should put forth unwonted
ergy in its behalf at the present time
Woman suferings from intemperance manifold
and immeasureable none have greater inducements nr
she labor for overtrew; and is conceded by all
that woman do much aid this noble enterprise
Let us, then have full meeting, and free consultation
future mode of action; an will hope be-
fore another year has passed. disband with Maine
Ldw triumph
By order of the Committee,
J.C. BATEHAA, Pres't.
Papers throughout the State requested 10 copy.
h.,-,
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Splendid Temperance Tale.

NEWETT. PROCTOR & WORTI1lNG-
eD TON. have in press and will publish about
the first of Septembef, one of the most thrilling
Temperance Tales which has been published
since the inimitable series by Sargent. 1t is
said to be written by a clergyman OF New York.
Entitled,
THE MYSTERIOUS PARCHMENT,
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is hereby given that this subscriber
1G has been appointed anil qualified adniinis,ra.
or do buris non. the of jeremiah elton Jr
ato of Freedom, Portage County, Ohio, deceased.
Sil.AS CROCKER.
August 10th, 1858. 12313wN
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n8- SIXTEEN of the best apothecaries in Baltimore
say of STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPEeToRANT, for
Coughs, &c. and of STABLEE's DIARRnGA CoRDIAIs for
Affections of The Bowels that they "are satisfied that they
medicines of great value, and very efficient for the
of the diseases for which they recommended that
they bear the evidence skill and their prepar
ton and style of putting up, &C. See advertisement in
another column. 1230-4w
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DIR G, RE. JACKSON,
' THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,

100, Arch street, Philadelp piia, :!
Their power the above diseases is not exceic4
-f eGuaIled-by any other preparation in the Uniet
States he cures attest in many after skiiia
physicians had failed. -. -. ~.
These Bitters worthy the attention of nvaiids-,
Possessing great virtues in the rectcaton of diseases
of the LIVER and lesser glands, exercising ihe most
searching powers in weakness and affections of The d.
gestre organs they are witha safe certain and pleas.
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SATANIC LICENSE.


.- SATANIC LICENSE.
1t will be q l2mo volume of about 800 pages
bound in cloth. 1t is written with great power
and beauty, and depicts us with letters Of fire,
The dreadful evils which follow in the train of
dislilling, vending. and selling ardent spirits;
and the absolute. necessity Of prohibitory laws
to prevent its sale and use, The contents of
this thrilling work. which is destined TO cause
commoiion in :he world. are as follows:
CHAPTER I.-Usages of Society Effects.
ll:-Shocking results.
lII.-Eutering the Vortex.
.. lV.-The Villa.
V.-The Lowly Cot
VI.-The Board oil Excises.-
=. VII.-The Satanic License Horrible
Dream.
VIII.-The Temperance Meeting.
lX.-The Change.
X.-Resuming the Work Of Death.
XI.-The Peliipn.
XIT.-The Issue.
' XIH.-The Experience Meeting.
XlV.--Viany Detected.
XV.--A Pocket Argument.
XVI.--Force Of Public Sentiment.
XVllI.--Legilinate Fruits.
XlX.--The Closing Scene.
We bespeak the cooperation Of Temperance
organizations and Individual friends of Tenn
perunc, in q vigorous circulation Of this work.
Place n copy in every family IN The land. and
dramselling will soon cease.
sJEwETr, PRocToR & WoRrHrNGroN,
1885 4w Cleveland, Ohio.
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GEALED proposals will be received until the 18th of
= Sept next for making 86 rods of fence around the
burying ground IN Ravenna Township. For particu-
lars the kind of fence, Gull A. B. White of
Ravenna village.
BY order OF the Trustees.
Ia35-2w Il. b. GRIFFIN. TIP Clerk.
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IIVHR COMPLAINT'

aandice Dyspepsia Chrea,oor Nrrons deb.fy diseases
offe Kidneys and all diseases arising Jroin DISORDER
ed Lirer stomach sah Constipation Ln'uDra fues
FuiLeis o6tood to the Head Acidity of the Stomacki
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, FnHneess o.
Wight IN the Stomach. Eructations, sinking
F7utPring at the pit of the stomach Secmning fzhs
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing. Fiutterusg at
the Heart, Choking sgfocatig sensations reni in
lying posture, Diuness of VISION, Dots Webs before
the sight, Ferer and du PAIN Ae Head Deficiency Of
Prspiration Yeio,pness of the skin and Eyes, Pam
the side, Back Chest, Limbs Sc, sudden flashes heat
Burning IN the Flesh Constant imagining of era. and
great depression of spirits, can be Cared by
DY. HOOffa nd,S ~.
CELEBR.ATED GER.MsjV BITTERS,
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Trouble in the Democratic Ranks.

Trouble in the Democratic Ranks.
Our Democratic friends of Richland county are
much troubled about the Maine Law. Many
Democrats have signed the pledge of the Temper
ance Alliance and it is now proposed that no Dem
ocrat shall be allowed to vote at their nominating
meetings who will not vote for the nominees of the
party. This Alliance men cannot do, SO they will
be excluded from the primary meetings, and the
rummies have ir all in their own hands, should this
course be adopted. Should this be the case, and
we have reason to believe it will, we shall have
quite breeze among our Democratic friends
This will throw the Temperance men off, and in
all probability to stay off; for we pronounce. unhes
itatingly, that man who has any sefrespect,
any sense of his own manhood, or can afford to
have any principles conscience, can consent to
belong to any such party. A man that will bind
himself hand and foot to be ried where the will
of his associates may carry him, have no sense
of his accountability to God-af such men are po-
itica Atheists, and as to principles or opinions,
they are like the Frenchman who was asked his
opinion on certain subject, who replied II hold
one Office, no opinions" amended by adding nor
principles.
we nope for the honor of our common hunaui-
~ no such test will be appied;and if it should that
1t will break the party; for any party that would
adopt such ground for action is old enough to die,
wicked enough to be damneii--we mean polt-
| icalIy.-- Christian Statesman.
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DE 7s d.
In Huds on, the 5th. inst. of Diarrhea
ELISHA youngest son of FL. C. and H. Thomp-
son, formerly of this place. aged IL years.
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Ohio.

The Maine Law Safe Committee announce the
engagement of DR.. Charles Jewett of Mass, Neal
Dow of, Maine, F. w. Kellogg, native of Ohio,
bat champion of Temperance almost every
where; G. T. Forbes of Mass, Rev. B. E. Hale
of Conn, and Hon. T. A. Plants of Ohio, for the
fall campaign now opening. Gen. S. F. Cary will
of course he nso in the field--he Scuud not help it
ifhe tried. Further help from P. T. Barnum.
Rev. President Mahan and others is expected. Un-
less the friends of Temperance in the several
counties permit themselves to be distracted by
party names and watchwords, they will choose n
Maine Law Legislature in October Tribune.
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n IL Nj r L II NOE.
Carriage Manufa acturing!!

NHE subscriber would respectfully inforns
III ilse citizens of Portage county. that be is
prepared TO manufacture. Carriages. Waggons Rneeies
Wheelbarro,ys, Sc, at Tuites old eand pRlmyrn.
$50 GEQ5skE w. TlffTIE )
ralmyFa February eand. 1885, is63iy
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Papers throughout the Stale requested copy.
August 20, 1853
OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN K. Il. Co.
Franklin. June 1lth, 1853. (

OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND W ARREN H. IT, Co.
Franklin, June 1lth, 1853. :
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
r. r. Co., this day held the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz: Ten per cent
able July 1853 and assessment of ten per cent at
the end each succeeding sixty days. until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary.
LyoN's KATHAIRoN.-For preserving, restoring and
Identifying the hair is the most delightful and wonderful
article the world produced Its astonishing success
is without precedent in the Materta Mdica. Dark and
Iuxurant curs soft and glossy hair with of admi
rers mark this ladies is the universal effect of the Ka
aron. Bald and Grey heads perfectly astonshed
1.-The Kathairon has fully restored my hair after badness
of IL years. a. ]. Courtright 76 BcndSt, N. Y" The
Kaharon is certain for nervous headache. and all
cutaneous diseases Sold by all dealers eTerywhere-
Try it. Price only 25 cents, in large bottles.
D. S. BARNES, Proprietor, 16i broadway, N. Y. 1888
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He will also attend at this Office, Ravenna from and
after the 9th day of October until the 2nth of Dseese
for the purpose of receiving all taxes charged on tue o
picate of 1859, that have been previously pad.
| CHAS. GREEN, Treasurer.
Treasurers Office Portage Co. 100, s,,
Ravenna, July 18th, 1853. NV
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N0Itce.

NOItce.
JOSEPH PARKER, Of Salem viii speak in Shaersyille,
sunday, Sept. 18th
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A NY PHYSICIAN wishing TO purchase ap-
Il paratus combined for pumping, cuppine. and inject
ing had better call soon at SWIFTs
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YEYOOTH ACHE BALLS, can be Ind at
81 SUJEPs
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#For corporation purposes
The Treasurer or his deputy will attend in the several
townships the usual places of holding elections
for the purpose of receiving taxes from o'clock. A.
to o'clock P NJ, on the following days, to wit:
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EHAIS q CAPS Ladies S,,chells, gents
d 81 embroidered travelling bags, umbrellas. 90.
RO NELL, WRITER d. Co.
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a. LARGE Assortman1 of Lancase quit
IA Embroidered quilts. md morcens, crash.
diaper, huckabucks Napkins snow drop and damask
brown linen table cloths damask table cloths and I'm
en- and wool table covers.
ROWELI4 WITTER & Co.
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EMAIL BONNET S.--Cpl'd pearl, COLI
n belgrade, black fancy pedal coburgh, pedal, bel
grade and cdging, embroidered and wing.
oF RuwELI. WITTER & Co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12
FOREIGN News,

New York, April s. p M.--The steamer
Arctic, with dates from Liverpool to the 23d.
arrived al this port this evening al 7 o'clock
She brings 81 passengers.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE The sales OF
Cotton for three days were 10000 bales, oil
which spectators took 4 1000 bales, and ex.
poners 1000 bales. The quotations are the
same as per last steamers; the demand was
limited and prices in favor OF buyers.
Trade in the manufacturing districts had
slightly declined.
AT Havre Cotton had advanced francs
Flour was in active demand al Liverpool
but no change had taken place in prices.
Western canal is quoted al 24s Cd, and Ohio
at 25s. Indian Corn had slightly declined;
white is quoted at 3Os Cd, and yellow u, 3ls.
The speculative demand for Lard noticed
in our last had ceased. a..
Pork had declined Beef was dull.
There was a moderate demand for Bacon
GENERAL lNTELL1GENcE.-Th steamer
Arabia arrived out on the 2lst.
There was great excitement in France,
owing to the Turkish affairs, and the French
feet had been ordered olhe Archipelago.
The French Minister of Marine had writ.
ten a long communication, 10 show that the
intentions of France towards England were
Of The most pacific character,
The Prince of Wales tower, of Windsor
castle, was burned, from overheated hues
Some ten or Twelve apartments were dam
aged TO the amount Of G2000.
The Duchess Of Sutherland and her aids
were making grand preparations for the re-
cep,ion of Mrs. Stowe.
The Federal Council of Switzerland was
10 meet on The 10Th ult, to consider The de.
mands Of Austria, in regard 10 The Milan in
surreclion.
A telegraphic despatch from Ilaly says
that Austria has receded from lis high hand
ed measure in The high treason prosecutions,
which announcement was received with great
enlhusasm,
| Spain has concluded loan with The Ba.
rings 10 pay off her floating debt.
More than five persons are forbidden TO
be found assembled alter sun SET within the
city Of Milan. '4" 't-'s ="
The extreme haughtiness Of the RussiAr
Envoy 10 the Port caused immense sensa-
lion among the diplomatic corps al Consian-
tinople q" t'afaa a,s ss s1A q. @st'e.a
The French Bourse fell alarrningly and
the Eoglish funds were much depressed.
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BeIgian LAW against enc Press.

In The Belgian Chamber Of Deputies, in
the siI'iog Of Tuesday, Jan. 9Th, the Minis
Ter OF Justice announced that The King had
charged him to present bill on The press
and he read il as follows:
"ArL l. Whoever in public places or meet.
ings, by speeches, cries, or menaces, or by
writings printed papers and imuges-pIa.
carded, distributed, or sold, placed on sale,
or exposed 10 the public, shall haverenderec
himself guilty OF offences against foreign
sovereigns, or chiefs Of governments, OF
have inadvertently auacked their authority
shall be punished with Imprisonment oil from
three months 10 TWO years, and with fin,
of from 1907. 10 200l., anI may be inler
dicIed lor period Of ut least Two, but no
exceeding five years, from the exercise O
The right mentioned in Arl. AZ OF the Pena
Code. .A
"ArI 2. No one can allege as means o
excuse or justification, thai such writings are
only the reproduction Of publications madt
in foreign countries. ftts s. -'e,
"An 3. Prosecutions shall take place OF
the demand Of The representatives of tn,
chiefs OF The governments who may beiev,
themselves offended; these demands shal
be addressed 10 the Minister OF Foreign AZ
iairs; and the ministerial dispatch author
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

PLowING BY STEAM-The New York
Tribune says that rotary steam pow has
been invented by James Usher, Edinburgh.
1t is much like a locomotive, with hor-
zontal shaft in front, on which ale forming
mould boards and coullers. There are three
arms in the circumference; and on the
length Of the shaft five, which enable it 10
cut five burrows al the same lime. This
pIow weighs five tons, is len horse power,
and COSTS 1856, 1t moves AT the velocity
OF $3.50 yards per hour, and an engineer
and Two men can tend it. pIows six acres
in day. When the plowng apparatus is
disconnected, the machine may be used for
any other purpose, as steam engine.
Lord WilIoughby Scoresby has also made
experiments in steam blowing. lie employs
TWO steam engines al The same time, one al
each extremity ofihe field. The plow plays
between Them, forward, backward, by means
ol ropes attached and rolled around capslans,
with which the machines are provided. Two
men are employed 10 drive the engines, four
TO shift the pIow, and three boys at trunks.
10 P ow an acre requires u cwI of coke,
making The cost TO be shiIings, which is
half the price of doing the work by horses,
with The advantage that steam does Tin halI
the time. ...
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

0ET If you wish TO sell more goods this
year than you ever did before, advertise
more. The unparalleled success Of those
merchants and traders who have kept their
goods before the people, is lesson not 10 be
dlsregarded by any one who depends upon
public patronage for living. The best Gus.
toners are those who find oul what they
want before they leave home, and these are
The ones who invariably look in the news.
paper 10 see where the article is 10 be found
The truth Of The doctrine contained in the
foregoing paragraph is beginning 10 be gen.
orally admitted by business men, and it will
ultimately, no doubt, be recognized as fixed
law OF trade. Those merchants who ate
most liberal and intelligent in their views
are always the first 10 perceive the utility o
Judlclous advertising, and it is a safe rule
lor The community 10 deal with men wht
advertise in preference 10 those who do not
Tor this reason, thai the very fact OF adver.
Using shows an anxiety 10 obtain custom
which will induce The advertiser 10 do the
hest he can for his customers in order 10 Sc.
cure their patronage, and lhrouph their re-
commentator, obtain other customers.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

Public Virtue in Public Men.

Alas for our country! At the present day.
il has a most unenviOus name for corruption
in our public men. The common council
Of the city Of New York stands al Ihc pres
ent moment blackcned and stained with more
corruplible characters Than any corporation
Of the rolenesI Rotten Borough Of Old
England. The common Impression on the
public mind is, that The majority Of public
men have their price, and that many know
exactly what thar price is The late Grand
Jury Of the city aud county Of New York,
indicted Two of the New York Aldermen
for receiving money illegally, and il was
perha Is owing TO the refusal Of witnesses 10
testify, lha, no more were included in the
verdict. The whole of our Aldermen have
also been found guilty Of contempt, Of de-
cree OF the superior court, and they stand
before the public in II very degraded light.
Never in the history OF our whole country
has such city been so disgroced by The acts
of its corporate authorities. A reform OF
our city chaner is demanded, and large
meetings have been held by our citizens 10
accomplish thai object: but neither new char
lers nor penal laws can make corrupt men
viruous. Good men will enact good laws
and execute Them faithfully; corrupt men
will violate good laws, or make bad ones OF
their own purposes. Our respectable CHI
! Zens-ihe moral. Intelligent, and influential
among all classes, rich and poor, are lc
blame for not doing their duty, in placing
men of good character in power. The taxes
in the city of New York are higher Ihan
those in London or any city in the world
and yet no city is worse governed. A re.
loim is certainly demanded, bur it mus, be
a moral one, 10 do any good.-ScientGt
] American.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

AN IMPORTANT Discovery. A certain
correspondent Of The Courier and Enquirer
has made an important discovery in voltaic
electricity, which may be practically applied
TO the cure Of weak nerves. It is this:
"li cylindrical piece of zinc is placed
near the top of broom handle, aud another
about fifteen inches below, connection being
made between the TWO by means If wire.
a person taking hold Of The top piece with
the right hand, while the lefl is placed on
the copper or lower piece, forms vollnic
circle, which becomes powerful The more the
broom is used. The hands must be wirh"nt
gloves 50 that The metals are in coBlacl. and
The windows Of the room should be open
when the broom is used, so as to admit the
air freely. The discovery is invaluable to
females in Il weak state for wait Of active
life, and for males it can be applied 10 axe
handles"
We sincerely recommend The application
OF this dscovcrylo to weak persons Of both sex
es,-- Sci. american. ts,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

BANKING IN MAINE.-There are uppica-
lions before the Legislature Of Maine for an
increase OF Bank Capital in that SAFE TO
the amount of three millions of dollars
The bank commiIIee have repored thai The
addition of n million ana hall will do The
existing bank capital of the State is some
thing over four millions. The bubble con.
linues 10 expand.-N Y Tribune. ,.
MORE OF UNCLE ToM.-The Boston Bee
says that The 10000 copies Of Mrs. Stoves
supplement- 10 Uncle Tom have been nearly
all ordered, though The book will not be
published till the first Of April. 1t is 10 con-
tain the facts and documents upon which
that famous story was founded.
Observation-Disclosures girl is stated by
the Boston Bee 10 have disappeared from
that vicinity, in the same mysterious man.
ner with Hannah Corcoran, whose case has
excited such general nIeres. in Charles
Town, Mass.
Mrs. Ashley is the third wife of Mr., Crit
tanden, and Mr.. Criuenden is the third hus-
band Of Mrs. Ashley Toledo Republican,
That, as The currency managers would
say, is only 'equoizing the exchanges
Italy has sometimes been called The Gar
den Of Europe In so far as it is under Aus
trian domination, il resembles curiosity Of
ancient eastern horlicullure-being Hang
ing Garden.-L London Punch
The New York Yacht Club have issued
challenge 10 the yachts Of all nations to
contend Tor q prize of $500 in Oclober
next The distance to be run is fiji miles,
the prize not be awarded unless the winning
boat makes The distance in less Than ten
hours. }.H.,'s
A singular discovery is given by Cuban
correspondent of the Raleigh Standard. DR..
Tinsey--an English praclicioner Of long
experience in Cuba, and graduate OF Paris
has discovered, in The course ol his practice
in cases Of smallpox, that vaccine virus,
after having once passed through negros
system, becomes useless as preventative
10 the white race. sl .T IS 8s. 5s2 e{a
IMPORTANT FAcTs.--Tho London Times
says lhaI Great Britain receives more wheat
from The Mediterranean and Black seas Than
she does from the Uniled States and Bel
GUM. In return, these porsious Of Eastern
Europe and Western Asia, take q VAST
amount of British manufactures. Therade
is important and valuable, Hence ihe de-
sire Of England 10 protect and extend her
commercial interests in that direction 90
.g& sG.E = isso4 taJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-04-12

CORRUPTION AT THE LATE ELECTION N-The
New York Tribune says The Iase Presden.
IiaI election was the most corrupt ever known
in that Stale. While admitting that the
wrong was not wholly confined 10 one parry,
il AYERS that lhree-lourlhs of all the money
sen, OUT from Albany and New York was
used TO promote the election OF Pierce and
King, and expresses the belief Thai good
part Of the funds was furnished by great Eu-
ropean Manufacturers and Merchants, to
prevent return TO Protection, and 10 breaI;
down what liuIe Protection now exists.