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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28


The Diocesan Convention Of the State Of New
York commenced its session for the present year
in St. Johns Chapel yesterday morning and was
opened with the usual exercises. The annual
sermon was preached by the Rev. DIR. McVickar,
one of the Professors Of Columbia College. At
the opening of his discourse he pronounced high
euloeium upon the late Bishop Wainwright, and
in the course of his remarks suggested that no
time be lost in filling the vacancy, as the welfare
of the Church demanded it. The Rev. DR..
Haight, who has held the Office of Secretary to
the Convention for the last twenty.three years,
resigned, and the Rev. Mr.. EigenbrOdt was elected
to FL the vacancy. The Rev. DIR. Creighton was
chosen President of the Convention by acclama-
ton. There was movement on foot to adjourn
the Convention for fortnight or more, out of re-
spect to the late Bishop, but the matter did not
come before the body. 1t is more than probable
that the Convention will profit by the suggestion
of the Rev. DR.. McVickar and elect Provisional
Bishop to fill the vacancy now existing, but as yet
nothing has been said openly. The friends of
Bishop Onderdonk WILL doubtless, use their en-
beavers to renstate him. and at all events to stave
off the election of Provisional Bishop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

The State Temperance Convention met at Au-
burn yesterday. Edward C. Delavan was elect
ed President, but declined, and David Wright of
Cayuga took the Chair. The usual committees
were appointed, and after great deal Of debate,
or rather miscellaneous conversation, they report
ed in favor of prohibitory law as the most vital
issue of State policy now before the people; that
they ak Legislature that will make such a
law, Governor who will approve it, and magis-
trates who will enforce it, that in working for
this end they discaim all intention Of interfering
with existing parties or fayoring any one because
of its political faith; that they appeal from the
veto to the voter from the Governor TO the ma
kers Of Governors, TO those whose action upon
this subject will need no revision; that they ap-
prove the course of the Maine Law men in the
last Legislatures and that a committee of eight
be raised to prepare another prohibitory law, or
revise and amend the one passed last winter.
Myron H. Clark was then nominated for Govern
or by reclamation. Then stormy debate
arose upon the proposition to nominate Henry j..
Raymond for Lieutenant which resulted in the
nomination of Mr. Raymond by l63 votes against
1I2 for Bradford X. Wood. After appointing a
committee to prepare aprohibitory law, and lis
tenng to few speeches, the Convention ad-
lourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

The Connecticut Fairfield County Agricultural 30
ciety holds its Fair in Stamford on the 2sth, s7th
2sth and goth insts. The Rev. Z. H. Chaplin ana
others address them this afternoon (27th inst at
O'Clock. Mr.. Baypum "a President Of the Sooisty.
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Netp9lork DAILY Gribm,re
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

Subscribers to The TRIBUNE wishing their Post-Ofce ad-
changed should In all rive their Post Office
and specify which edition, whether Daily Semi Weekly
Weeky; club subscribers should give date of subscription
This would frequently prevent delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

The increase this time ls4s observe BY the
monthly table before very porGy having been pre-
esded and Osv BY the low prices that had ehaese
lied the previous year.
The quantity cent to market in l54l and ~
averaged, for the two years, q million of tuns,
and the price was 90 low az to have caused al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

The seceders from the Auburn Anti Nebraska
Convention met again yesterday and passed q
series Of resolutions very much like those of the
"real Original Jacobs" appointed Committee
to prepare an address, and adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
SEWING MACHINES. will pay liberal re

SEWING MACHINES.-We will pay liberal re-
ward Cor correct information whereby prove that
nal ON In the CITY of has bought and Elk
cSLsIon SEWING MACHINE The Agent Of the Excelsior
Company has advertised that they not men Of straw we
patent can uabushnsy pirate from four valid patents belong
Ina to US and oer guarantee purchasers may well be sus
pcted OF inesponsbty We sppse the public distinctly that
no person shall allowed MAcHIsE With
out paying Us damages. L. NJ sIsGhk 20,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

WILDRR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE
Near s7EApSs MARVIN Nos 14i and ls6 Water st.,
sinne 10 make and cell "WILpERs PATENT SALAMASDER
SAFE the only authorized with the exception
OF the New ENGLAND States, to make aud eel, the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

SEWING MACHINEs-SEYMOuR's EXCELSIOR
Which we warrant give satisfaction and excel all others in
ease sss and facility With which i Is done bette!
mad durable and less liable to get out Of order and will
Simmer mSIf M.sins Ne viii give satisfactory security ali per
buy on, msshs to hUS them
by HowE the refunded the msehne does not
perform al that we agree on Try one swssc M.oasr CO
IRON BKDsrEADs and FURNITURE ofevery vsri-
ETY. manufactured and for sale No Csnss BY the Hobo
sssds from 81 to $50 Hss RACKS chs 1e Also Iron
Rsilins and ali kinds Of Iron WORK foi buildings.
GENTLEMENs SHAwLs-We have imported
i su Of t1S place se%
on sale ct entrsmeiOw rates LrakY CO,
MELoDEoNs-Wo IMPROVEMENT
The sssnSy ssd ehnsss Of ton, and elasticity Of
msa They are tuned IN The esaa temperament, and are sd
S, ho ss sis OF s sss o Sdss
'HoRAcx wArEks. sole Agent, No. SIS Broadway.
WEST FLUSHING. An auction sale Of Cor
1AeE stTrs this beautiful village viii take place the
ground on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the Sd,
zh and 5th October 1854 For particulars advertisement
In few days inquire OF BARKER ELLIOTT No sNasau
st., near Wallet, New.York.
LINENS, LINENs.-Just received large stock
of Fenop calculated shrns Linens. also, Table Dsmasss
L.ss1 LssSss.tsr Ie No Bis.dwy cor Leonsd
ALBERT Ii. NICOLAY will hold his regular semi
weekly Auction Sale Of sroeSs and BOsDs rH.s nAr at IA
sorf Al the MERcHANTs EXCHANGE For further psrticu
ism see his advertisement in another column
"Grisi Scbottisch" with fine Likeness of
Madame rs prce IS The complete Opers OF Luere
MA Rorss !. performed Castle Garden, arranged for the
piano forte with Italisn and English words Prce % Also
Don Glow ami and Lueis d. Lam
just pubshed ard for sale BY BsRkY Gokpos ~ bIosaway
. Inspect the exterior aud classic interior of GEO.
p Foxs three ~ store Broadway No SCI opposite ss,
before yon TOOK elsewhere for ready msde Dress over
Business Css OF made 10 SILK Satin viewer, OF
flash Vests French ana English Cashmere Psnsos FOX
O. leads the tailor hounds Of the they can keep up
up with or catch him.
CHIIDREN'S FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AT
GYxrsBAzAAR-The fashions Boys Costume brought
Ont an the st September 10 Paris iii eeep received
a. Rssxxr The fall styles in CAdrvns pre are exceed
snsly A,ornnx School Suits well Drea sg,ts urised
Se briefest notice Prices moderate GExus Rsxasr No
SIS Brosdwsy. Sc Nichols Hotel
NV Music" LILLY WHITE" Song by +.
BueIiey IS oents bsAsHul and expressive song the mel
ody OF which displays highly cultivated snc popular artistic
tate Lithoxraph TILE PAGE " MAY foLkAs choice
PRODUCTION 81 The Enssh Pianist h S Nay and performed
r. hin Il his musical so.rts with great snccess cent?
HokAcE WArExs, Publisher, No ID broadway
NB-Musie sent BY mail postpaid
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, MEMPHIS
or MLyosp-Netes the above BANKS taken at so
:. he dollsr BAH Of Washtensn. SOC All other Banks in
- Unisn good the Lee Of Aases taken psr
EEvAISs Clsthias WhafsAsass Mes y sal ~ fufoas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

RICHs IMPROVED SAIAMANDER SAFE, WILD
yss PATENrhe subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they the only manufacturers Of WILDERs PATENT
SALAMAxpER SAFE this city Mr. Herring having resigned
his patent TO Mr. Wder and they thsi customers that
dollars worth OF property has been consumed lin
yesn In Safe Of their make They made in the most
faithful manner and secured with Joness Worlds Fair Lock
Halle improved, with a key larger thsn twoshiiins
pece Day Neves celebrated Yaes improved, Brennans
Lock- any other that be desired large asso
ment always on hand. and for sale by
STEaRs's & MARVIN, Nos. IA and l45 Weterst
tn Rich n Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

great measure from the peculiar influences of
civilization, and have been steadily increasing
with every advance Of the race in knowledge and
refinement. Especially in this country it would
seem that insanity is on the increase arising from
excessive devotion to business hereditary trans
mission, intemperance and vicious indulgences.
Although it is rarely the case that insanity pro-
duced by AM one cause alone, yet sometimes re-
suits from excessive intemperance, and this among
the most incursbe forms of mental disease.
Macnish has reported the case of one who replied
to the circumstances Of his friends: " Your re-
marks are just and too true but cannot resist
Temptation. If bottle of brandy stood at one
"hand, and the pit Of hell yawned at the other,
"and were convinced that would be pushed
''in as sure as took one glass, could not re-
''frain. You are very kind; ought to be CRATE
''ful for so many kind good friends bat you may
"spare yourselves the trouble Of trying to reform
''me; the thing is out of the question" 1t is to
prevent the existence Of such csses as this, as
well as to promote general sobriety and morality,
that this journal has taken its stand in favor
Of coercive legislative measures for temper
ance; and such will ultimately be enacted
throughout the Union. Then there would be lit
tie necessity for founding any such institution as
the United States Inebriate Asylum" which,
as We mentioned last week, is about to 60 into
operation.
Most Of the publications on insanity consist of
the annual reports of the various hospitals, which
usually contain in addition to the statistics of pa.
tients, such observations of their Physicians as
they deem worthy of stating to their co-laborers,
in respect to their experience and discoveries
But few distinct treatises have been published,
and these chiefly in England. Of periodicals. eI-
cusively devoted to this subject we are not aware
Of more than two-TAe Americas Journal of In
'as'ty, published quarterly BY the Nsw.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
Of shipment. Philadelphia:

ssme period last year.
about 800 coo tuna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28

H..U or Nyosp-Notes the above Banks taken at +e
- As Sollar Bapk Of Wsshtensn. SOC All other Banks in
~ Uu,eu eossdered good the s Of Aases taken ps
eN1Ss Cletbias WhAfpAsuss, Mes = ~ ~ fulfonH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

Valuable Property Cor Sale.

fs'E under igned oer for sale lot of ground ain
iHs one aud hail - acres, or less. situated
the railroad Depot, and fronting go feet the Rail
road, 300 .eet North Marion street, and 200 feet
y ashlngton Avenue. There y on the premises sub
Stautal building }I !dn ec long.
bic for erhousa, any kind mechanical business
Persons wishing situai the Railroad aud the
be ", ave oYp ~turfty OF securing ground =
There is tcce OF ground the Depot situated
lax orally this II offered entire viii ba iv ided
to suit ssels. Fcr further Information enquire
the -prin4 loun irN. =. GAAR \ 60.
HchmGn. J4.p Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

nov ,seeis. satahe fer
Holiday shlch s he sold NJ
We Rasers AID self
and for deter
sserseid ia aHshfas In line The fafss-
freuch China and
Of aFs4esr
Ron Bctl ordinary Ron ien Hearts;
lrcA4 sels Csris Dfaesss Drops, CsIsaneas
Candy Weeks.
e.r Description The hand foexst ~
Frxcs er~ sTscters:4 boxes psa = fe4f
-r- asserted EacAcss ~ Ia 4sss.se. Roman Can
N1astS Grass tfoHfsets ssroftss
Tr1auge. ASSORTED 20
AsaSs. Blae L. -aas,
Chinese rs . ao4 Nert.c}es Il
also tha Is fsr the II er patronage that have
received hope that will dauAs
aaeh lsrser OYSTERS
nSaI,tly called saloons
always ia readiness l{s aui gentlemen. don't forget
Jace saloon.
Fresh q. sess SD Fancy Notions, ~
l.. Cf.IFfobn, Fra416tar.
GEORGE CEfNEg. Aeent,
November ii. fs5i. 4--f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
Ei.se and Poplar lumber.

A.. Gil f4r ASH. y sIpat Gas 81 every vre.
y quantity. for whcfa Tic Kaast price @1l
t3l lii' F5rt NasHe AvtTae. EiIS & g4f-I5
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

fresh Cove Oysters. Of the best quality Just received
Z and for sale a. NJ. 81 Main street. by
May 49,. LfSDE 4 BARNES
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RARE CHANCE
10 .ess Carriages and sSss..ie> for sale

FfOaIl aeD E-rgtaees asI 4n.sys, 81 ~. h4ss
sTorsa sasa.P- lr sal! Y The sa5seT.ssr. Car
rage sso2 eai s55r stree; s.is:.
izg prs eassa .soad . y a.. - so. u larry
F3iclssooa f1or'n p. f@5t IT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

st Clothes washed Thoroughly hand:
they
of these which s8tIe
the It. whilst limited
Icy this floating
operation by the finest texture.
"a The time much than required
wash by hand.
81. The Of clothes lehundreds
ines have been done without button being broken.
9Th. All the hands ayoleno bleeding
fngersnohe OF the histernR and chapang esou such
oneras hands exhibit hands
the
the clothes the sash taking them and
9th. The machine
labor OF ghtest
daily routine o household duties
The washing with
OF the of securing the clothes the
this 10y to
attached OF Intelligence will
sufficient knowledge hv Witnessing
ten minutes and such fail
with It in half hour practice merely washing clothes
clean and enabling do washing in short
that credited those
il - needfd directions would he
fig doing wash the
n e Iiere ms sas SRI -- -''i r. a.
minutes 10y seeing he
remarks the inventor invites public
DESTROYS Of emharkng profitable
machine andit~ operations. = -
d. State and county rights for Reasonable terms
Address A nf-GI.Ir
Richmond. Wayne
NBTerritory tohe sold he p.
for property that suit the n
October q, 1854.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
Meat for Cash Only.

-+s5 TIT anIersrgncI FaEeEsrs ef th- city Of fFIA
- required - f1aA 80 sGz1
I'll ihe csIfeIhes hay Ut tise tsrmers sff Ae
half
n th4s prac1iee
therefore, 'eeuce. INT utfecifux,
farmers dead rf.h theaer sssA
dictated ~ frfetf$e mere sfty therefore
hotsa sili e,eea'e esiesea ~ ~ ssoisloa
iofiN NJ. pANSoN,.
WILLIAM SHOW.
JOHN r. baNIS. r.
H. PrrSe.s Indebted parties
Tr4ae>te aud settle their
if.fe3 tefne>s. Mur re had saa 20 mistake
a. nd. l~5t. TIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
S.eaYi i'on,c. Ia Rent.

DEF%ONe i, .tu Il renting room and steam Power ca
l dos, - iulus .ia,c arl -ilfe7 the MON Foundry
o Is 49, IL +. 4. DUGDAiE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

tttt CureI Shoulders. tie very best quality for
y sale ebeaP.' NJ. - Main street, by
Mag -. LYNDE & BARNES.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
4 \ u LIZ ER STA RI e

y y Il l. T. II L = n Is L. r.
:, Ia WV. Z. SPINNING. grateful ~
tle n,slc that hs has made considers IL
hs
IL
a 81
with
al careful drivers.
- His OMNIBUS viii calf tn part
thsm lhe
desired. orders eit
end OF Main street, viii be promptly attended
By and reasonable chrges,
he rcsncclsailr continuance patronage.
octopst =. 1851. Att
Valuable Improved Stock lor Sale.
Will. SCH bargain Sultan cid
thoren IN Rn animal suv
calves OF his
old k9Au Short horn Superior mixer, and
calf "a Shaker
Two "a blood Short horn bulls, , old
old Earl OF
cNtraoritnary
heIfer E4fl Seail
Durham, a
old full bri Devon Bull '.kISG oHS, tea tho
FIRST prize. S3U Silver Cup, the last State Fair.
These aHinas will be sold cheap compelled from the
of Other business reiinl the stock trafe.
W T. BE>NiS.
Richmond, Jaiy 10, 1854. 2hit-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

t~F reeEI-at Cucsun r,a.er-as
c10 fert7r- fs@ et+e ard shop
si ~5eA @ti -
re f1ts -se.e SER LEFE*RE Z UNDERWOOD.
- Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
auoAa q. lost.

u liz. nsJer ssgne farinz ps sasseo u V. b. PSI
hi 4.aft lrv ,saast ;. Il eoIst4Gale he -
NE same GeG~e- @s ~ fAp
-i.thc fseo9s q o. T. tsr The es s,e~e 81 b. .
ssa.tsI Books ami St.;s1st5r fiis sssostr .svt
elsi ria 81 - = ry y4let 81 tfetc, 80
7r3 -sut sgaen- t.r r. = Beauty r. p =
setiUr uAtitv af Ehris re nos eNcaIIet 70 tf-
a., VIII 40 continue r. .+e- for .sl.. saf 4srsr
ut If Al I~csf 81. roo. - ~-Hstf Tso1.-. IL a
Gus Id artsr Eats ~ iterettTre lis sssoffs -
tton@rv iii Also ors~a ererE has reAsTa&s u
"a ant, =. ss...a.,tte Tha..z 4 >. III -.ft T. sh4
u purtassyi ~ The Nasf-- al fts itrz g. u :
8. Il. MN
Haga.stoxn in.I-. IA gust !. -on
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ri - ts1y-v~ 2rFoITc.


- ttt4. nit, ~ '-e-. 11't. Ie,Ieucat If lie
-- ~. y Wal. 70 = "a al ia, "al. Glla4 ofso
t"e.-- j. lot.
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aissI.

N.oilns: Fleses Guttars Esrfas aceor leans sc ai3
tea sEta UlI-h lie eef HI goods 81 u 4.eS
pei t.4s3t -. - S...t el4A>44s- al
III tiess az! Vat. ne aired upon shost aalsse,
rAGte3 Il LIS u. dome.
May I4, !~7t tf-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
ESicf,nsona Green ssou.e.

He undersigned has ngetne41ts.
= e. House, nd O. slris1
IN the city II Richmond and PREPARED 10
Of ti3rtcuafe a general
"hA Ir"tr Plants IL has aroat % la
most beautiful Roses taEeiiaz, Fpsa. GeIalluas.
IiAss tteas- ad general variety Of Gre.a
Plant ar3ey Of the latest approved trawserr;
f4a4ts aftd taaU "a Grape Vines JJtiN j. CoNEEY.
i'lt.i-t5-- - AIrii Z. POI IGtf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08
second and Last Gail.

IL. persons knowing themselves indebted 10 j. Fer
Eoson. either by book hereby
fed that If the j. paid by the LIST of October
may expect t"ay after that date am fully
- receive and receipt for the same. III. y. PAYNE
kiemonl Sertetnber %. LII. ilf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

es@S@ a-iar,3 5t5 $50 III - ia'. eas --ts
"t4 q psi. BKsED. SfN DT.%.
ser ; Isl. as-3aa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-12-08

Notice TO P.ow ElaAers,

= - received 10. "a ls.g casa ss5 y!g Car ioa
BIO .osas, straw zi4tftag. a-e-et ~ ~ = l.ts..
THAHBEffS 81 81 /.
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Seasoned sssa.c ..slsi.ssrr.
~ ted.

5ssDs p & 80 tE.E:, haze for -fe large ssssa4t
: Superior Pine iG.aec- a-ssas. 81
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fine lot Of Pine Poplar for sale at Their Boa
/ ard Franklin street, above Main.
ELLIOTT d CoaLE
sixth month, 10Th. 1eJl. ag.tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-19
A New Volume.

On the 3rd day Of May new volume OF the Sen.
tinsl will commence 1t will be the beginning of the
fourth year of our connectson with the paper. We
will here take occasion to return our sincere thank
to the Democracy and citizens Of the county gener.
ally for the very liberal support and encouragement
they have given to us. Three years ago our list
numbered about 400 subscribers, now we have near
900. This is certainly encouraging, and tells in
language that cannot be misunderstood, that our
efforts to furnish the people of this county with a
good newspaper, have been appreciated.
But Of one thing we are well convinced, and that
is, to publish newspaper that would please every
mans views, would be an imposibiIity. We do
not strive to do it. We give our views on all i'm
porant subjects in free fearless and open manner
We always strive to be right. And if we should be-
so unfortunate as to err, which no one can avoid on
some occasions, we hope that patrons will con.
slider it an error Of the head and not fthe heart.
Our object in writing this article, is to say to our
friends that the beginning Of volume will be
an excellent opportunity for them to try and get
their neghbors to become subscribers to our paper
We wish to make improvements on the paper and
to do so, we would like TO have few more sub
scribers. We trust that all Of your friends will
make an effort in our behalf And il any Of them
should be in arrears for the paper, advertising or
job work, they will find the present an excellent
time to come forward and settle up.