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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-21
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Bel Der @erlpolune, pel6e NIT Der Grfurlipn bes Nasemetnen
acknowledgements %perb9g6en mar, TnO af ful-
$50, $50, 283, 1853, sos, s, 1863, 253, 272, 1876, 526 SO. 1874,
60, 49, 167 121, 6fS, 298, 3, 300, 173, 176, III, so.
9Rtge @eptnnie f0nHen jepen abenb 6 l1br absebDlt werben.
6. S@er3er,
0Nt QerinatpnsW ldrtt STR. 1877.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

From INDIANA We have letters and other ad'iccs
nj cheering tenor. Our friends were overwhelmed
At the state Election BY wholly unexpected surge oil
the Fillmore vote over to the Buchanan ranks The
state is brim-tull of Immigrant labOrers, working
on its railroads. and il is stated that thousands more
were imported TO vote at this Election. AL these
went against Us because there was one Fillmore
man on our ticket-whereby his own county Allen,)
usually about tied, was thrown some twelve hun
dred against US. Add to this the very general poll
rg of the Fillmore vote for the Buchanan ticket,
and the combination proved too strong for US.
The Indiana State Journal says:
1--WE have really, though gnorantly, had 10 fight
combination of Fillmore and Buchanan men. The
evidence j. thick and hreefold that 10 every county in
The State, the majority of that party and in some quar-
trs every man in it, voted against -. The major
ty of the party voted with the buchanan men.
The Buchaneers instead OF having combination to
resist have changed positions with us, and given Us
the combination 20 fight. We should not credit the
existence Of such combination but upon the most un-
doubted I. smony. But the best men of Putnam, of
Mism Of Shelby, Of abash, OF Jennings, OF Jeter-
SOD end of twenty other counties, tell that the III
more men openly voted Tor Willard This they tell US
in stating the results in their counties, and boe
harniHg that n any other. IL l. the concurrent u.s.
tmony Of thirty witnesses in every part oil me Sate'
NIlOul IN pnSciDuity VI uiiS"~N
Willard, who knewt what has been done sDd why ana
hat just discretion to tell anything be knows, IN mo-
mehts of Qualification Dragged OF the Fillmore VOC ne
got in biz speech at the Wright House on Ihundsy
night The result in every strong FILLMORE cou!ty
proves IT, There l. not n singh one but nas 9ono oi
Willard by large msjorities. NJ onf. ONO, ns'ie,,
land, Ripley Floyd Knox vigo, the y foche. ~
lump the lid District the lid the VIM every qu
ter Or county that contained appreciaoe illnole
ecment has goHe fur ~ Vard by immense heoftigS'
considering their vote Of 1854 These iac's are HUE
puteble. Figures are immoyable Witnesses
Our position and that of the BuchaDeer- u exactly
reversed They have expected TIL "ithh W. non'ns
past To contend with the combined forces o' Ieio'
and Fillmore. But their commentators Oh ue ma
tionality" of the now No;hlngs their 5"Rpft OF a
Fillmore paper in this city, and their s'H'ld es2a-
ance Of irritating illusions TO the lmorc party ".Ih
the last eight weeks SHOW that they had cause 70 nope
for Fillmore aid The remit proves thar they nave
not counted without their host Instead, therefore,
of lighting combination they have formed eonoi-
nation for u- 10 Il sht.
-Our Indiana frendswrite Us that the Fillmore
men vii generally vote their own ticket next
time. which We doubt. Ii no more Than half of
them vote for Buchanan, the State ought to be
pretty sal, for Fremont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
P.Rsoxs A Co. Frushine. near NeW. Yol1. on .g.

Jrres snG Iisn~
g,oS,, r., ,he &C. OF Aul.irurs, ene have p'efss,c
IT, ss s,,e and symmetrical form anu a"t '
will BE- found:
SI.sp.Rp APrLES
fhhHsi SpstcoTs aud M TAkIhts
fLachi 81 80 Of One form. and ready ioi ecAnh:.
.oosFRrREITS ard CVkkArI"
RfsPtsRRibs
STRAwBt kkihS
SAn , All the ell known -orts With
xcellruce These plants prop gated from
n have borne abundsLJ fOT some years and are known
:" t.k,r ~ the cultivation q Fuii Tree sud zone
bnt those If bet quality sre allowed to BE- sent out,
wv ' TuY OEN,MISTAL DEPARTnLST
c,,ss trees of ell for lawns and strees including
PIN silver Norway and yctnorr Naples Csslpa Lndeus
Trp Tree, Cypress Lsrch llows, Ash. Adele. Oriental
p ,ne md ali the best varieties Of deciduous
II 40 includes Of fine size single PLANTING
and Of small sizes low pdce.. from foot upward for
,ra.sug: among them Norway Spruce. Bslssm Fir Aus
sran Pine, Henlock White Pine Scotch Fir, and other vsI
-iics
Tie bst shruhs ncude many fine varieties low prices fr
mssne Of whch the Rhododendrou Catss bebs BE-
usry recommended for i's fine evergreen foliage snowy
bloom and perfect hsrdue.s.
II Ross cu,iya ed in ve-y large quantity he
all the varieties sud TO those who base
in quantity will b. sold a. greatly reduced rates.
THE EXOTIC DEPARTMENT
CouiBing enc CaDcas. and also contains Gil
weknOwn varieties Of exotic plants aud sort
introduced from Fur Pc HAgLaly These all carefully
Catalogue eli the departments will be furnished sppi
cation ly mail at No. g Waist. GTa care VIII be sken
packing snd trees will be- delivered il Nevfork and thence
shipped a. directed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

Nobody will dispute that Mr. Fernando Wos,
one of the most skllftd men in his line ia "A. s,,a
4 new eyideace of bis shrewdpess end cauu,, n,.
be seen in the nomination Of Judge whi,irg q,
Mayor. We don't mean that Whiting d acting !,
collision with Wood, for We have no such oDnio,.
but simply that Wood pulled the wires wbioI
brought Whiting into the field as a csndid,s
Woods only hope lay in dividing the voss ,As
would be given to his competitors; and accord
ingly be managed to get Whiting nominaed.
We observe that an advertisement in another a.
ump, signed by great number Of respectable a.
tlemen, some of them members of the Cosyeuhs
which nominated Mr. Blocker, puts Judge whits
forward as the Peoples candidate, AMI promises
ratification meeting next week at Aesdeu,
Hall. This is worse than useles; they might *
well support Wood outright. At the yey best
their efforts can only lead to the election q NJ.
Blocker. Mr.. Whiting has no popular strength
" hateyer his other merits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
BOSTON HORSE EXHBIrION.
D. 49,. DLot "a

boston, FRIDAY, WI ~, -
The weather to-day has been cold eIa esus'ernH
The after dance at the Horc Exhibition hss been ls.
though less crowded than Yesterday. Al VI oelss
,s o. ao'es lH' nse meyer sro,e1 o ha" H
horses entered for ths race. II vas wen y, Wow
Boy, entered BY Warren Peabody # Newly OK; ~.
straight heats. The premium VIZ. slg aud inc me-,
If each heat 2::S. At o'clock trial between P~,
premium OF $40. Il was won by Tor, Wonda "
tered b. Warren Peabody Of New Yo1.. The tns
The first heat was 2:3G ard the third 20" Iecy".d
won the second beat in 2:a3. winning the prehsI a..
So At 3 o'clock gTand trial between tsush n
ard Hiram Drew ~ wagons. took pi,ce n eo .Ies
five. Ethan Allen won the prsmnm Of 81 w. n',.m
the first bt at in ,: 6 snd the second in 2:t ~
Drew behay ed BADLY in both beats breaking fIed ss"
and We WITHDRAWN aho. the second heat f n.me a
len Wa then put round the confse on nue. ana GNU
i, "a TTie + Inhibition v I'll core fo-uS sros~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25


minor our oru bunes,. WI '''''' o''s' Peeps a.,
theirs."
Now, Il the Federal Gc>> f0men' or tie p,
States bad poeer to abolish ss> very IN Ae "a,
States, it ou'd be shame 10 thru n@ to use 4.
power; yet we fear a good nany Rep-> 'hcass "a,
hesitate to do it. But as tnis party CO. nevr
serted nor claimed any such Po~er-asis ,~ ETA
posed nor attempted the abolition Of Slsv,rv "a
Slave States-and Us ninety. nine hundredts, ~
members concur with the great body Of the Ana
People in denying that any such power exist, :.
eide Of the Slave Ststes-it is evident th., N
Clark deliberately nierepneesrted the zr.t ;...
and attempted TO deceive and misesa hi. hs,,,N
That may be the easiest way 10 get es,rts5 10 n.
gress, but it is not the way 10 win re,vect q, -.
sideratsB.
As to "minding our OWL bus ;aess -, -,
remind Mr.. Clark that the Tcrritsie. ar. ~, T."
ritories--thst they belong IN part to IA. -,
New-lorN-thst our money paid Tor th.,, 49,.
our people must subdue and cultivate .ae,.- So
those lands are the predestinei homes Of th...,..
on thousands Of the present inhabitants If ~
Free States. What more reasonable the, a.
,hat The people of the Free States ohean ~.
that they be uc. closed against Pree Labor sa.
establishment therein Of Human Slavery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

Mr.. Horace T. Clark, the Buchanan candidate
for Congress in the uptown district Of our ciry,
recently stated follows the question at issue BE-
tween bis party and the Republicans in speech to
his supporters:
There are about four millions of slaves in this
country. IL 10 tie OiJect Of The socoied Hspp6{icup
pory, u rhsk Co. Fremont, adrentHrCr is 0t
M teGd L. hbcr0e hcsc foisr millions y si0rt tia,
thy mug come up IL TIE Moth and cu4rpets nth the
rite iGbo~er. Won see how this win degryde the
laloror and recuce his wages. VIII YOU submit to
such course Will you have the negro come here
and work eide BY eide with YOU The Democratic
psty i not il favor Of Slavery restr1cton Slavery
extension but leaves the 70 be settled by the
people OF tae I.I.i.9Ses taemssIses. We heie ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

CAsSIUs NJ. CLAY made last evening at the Tab
,ruacle one Of the best spseches that has been
made in our cit, this seasOnperhaps the very best.
In force OF statement, fulness of illustration aud
ccrency of reasoning it has had no superior. If
those ho are 30 soon 10 vote on The great question of
the day werr onl, 10 hear The argument, We LnOio
the decision would be such as VT trembling! hope
for. TIE only danger is that the verdict will be
made up BY those who have never even tired to
learn the merits Of he case. YET every day in
creases the number OF these who 40 comprehend
them.
CnAuNCEl SH,sFEa followed Mr. Clay in a
speech Of rrus A,Le oowst. /. uas! carp Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
Or. TURNBULL,
. .xD AURI st,

OcpLI AVID Az lsf'
nrOm LOndon,l
IL at the Everett House Union square where he nay % coz
outed.
Oaice hours from 9 a. m. 10 r ~
From The Londoa Times 80,
number 81 scleI tic gentlemen As-e-bed vest lay INC
house DR. Turnbuh the insults p-odnccd ny
process veeuy discovered BY the Doc.T I'D aPP for the
sure OF
DyAFNEss BtINpvrss.
Between twenty ana thirty Pslcu;s attended nsIy OF
~hom stated By then pAItuts had been bora sut
dpmh.
They were submitted various tets by vch proved
that EcI Deafness hsd l. Ell cured b. tee APPLICATION
DE-. TIRNBVLLs R,NEDIEs.
And what sppcars most Singular ~ et whether the disease
-, i on pUralyss Vt the sUvtoy nerve rupture the
.n., ar ob.tfuctiou cd he int I.3sascs relief Aas
- obtued or complete ehccsrd without doi4y Psla
S nstient. who represented ths, ioy hss been
rls,e,y banS said tbst thcy could ROW
s' SIZE PEKFECrLN WILL.
We .gree with the Mcssrs tAsmbcrs that nr TrESbULL
IN. ky D. rcc and gcuuy obtained si~'p VI etEs-.l Ee ~
,,.aiesa.ent. Ard Iucthods c~cusi "a 70
80 CIKc C,srs OF DANES,
al neyc before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
pm ADTLPHI,, Friday, Oct. q, I

PHIIADkLPHIN, FHday, UT. u, mo
The Bulletin has the official vote Of al the soGatcs
in the State except for Congress. The vote stands
follows:
canal Commjssioner.-Scott tDemocrat, g2sS,
Cochrane Union, 30, liz.
Su,gcyor. Generol.-Rowe Democrat, sE,s23i Ia
porte Union 'Os, Sss
The State Senate stands Is Cnonists to u Demo
Gratis. In the Representatives the Democrats have ~
ard the Unionists ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

BROOkLyN CANDIDATES.-The Hon. John lsn
has been nominated for District Attorney Of King
County. Mr.. Dean is prominent lawyer and
was late Corporation Counsel Of the City Of VIII.
iSmsburgh. We hope every true Requirement.
vote for Judge Dean. He has been hard at "ot
stumpng the State this Fall for Fremont aud Free
dom, and is amply fitted, both by ago and attain
ments. for the position Of District Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
THE INDIANA ELECTION.
CISCINNATI, frll

CIscNsATI, Friday, Oct. "A, ls@
The Indianapolis journal Of to-day says sh'' %
on4equence of the discovery of stupendous ff''f
the Republicans have determined to contest the S~
,ec.ion Official returns from four-ifths Of the Ss'
how the Republican Increase over the vote Of l@
TO be 1000, and the Democrats p, 600. In the Ia
and XIth Districts the Democratic increased 'es'
& COO in each District. This would indicate 40 D
crease in the population in two years OF over qasHS
of q million.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

bat Of m, a a.e-nen he'd and acted ever since; 30
d;a nan hold I'D act until Slavery. enthroned in the
Witt Hou.c, tossed you its thirty pieces and
sr,oIled you vpcn,g the most unprincipcd aud
supple of its servii~s Thus successful aud inf'm'
ous an object of envy to the less lucky knNves you
have supplanted AID of pity to the true men you
have deserted, leave ysu to your associates and
rorr -sa,ctions VI. GREELEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIyGTos, Friday, Oct. a. Is"'
TIE Union publishes a letter from Gov. Geery u"
nouncing the restoration Of peace in Kansas ne '"y'
that for two weeks no outrages have been rep"''u,
and that many of the most notorious ayitetors o. on
parties have left the Territory. lie sAds na 49,
hrrtly proceed with small force in pursnd OIL
Of thieves in the southern part Of the Territory ..,
a6yices from Mo xico to the eth inst. announce mn
another attempted revolution in the sapitb h's oS~
defeated by the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
FrOrD The Comm real AdFrrtiB'T
American PAPEI HANGINGS.-AWARD BY THE

INsTITUrLNe always glad TO no;e the prog
,c.s m npoy,,uts in domestic manIiacnf"s auh 'p sy
b.o snck pfo,o nlcnis effected II our own city Inc
Trcncb have hitherto been dceucd too sKtu n me n+ui
fu, o. ornamental Paper TO BE- nNsed pl Inc "ok
pep Of any other and III this couI ~ the PhiisdT
been thought Ia produce the het wan
PspeTs but have least etaD, Imen, "a Nc" DIX
,ns Of The finest foreign domestic PAPEG HANGING msy
he s,ep and compared At the Store Of Mcs THohAs FAYE
90 No 2J7 Rroaawav and ait examining
them carefully that those manufactured 10y N"ss FAYE Co.
AZ. quite oous French in uy Of dssn and accuracy
M finish and much superior hr bes products Of the pha
lelpb, factories that have under notice hcssr
FAyg Co.'S Fresco Papers particularly admirable Inc
firm well deserve tine honor Of Gold Medal which mas been
awarded them by the American Institute Tor ne best Pc
mems of Paper Hanging exhibited a. b. last hAuA
fsir. THOMAS rA4t . w.,
Importers and Manufacturer OF Paper Hang nFs,
NJ. Broad Vav 'xrW- York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
MARINE DISASTER

BOsTos Friday. Oct - t,vo'
The bn,bor teleg spn station at cohhsss,t reiv "a,
Nat The brig Es.'trn Stat. Yates, fom nos.'p -,
Gtorvetcwn. ID. g., came IL contact ",sn '9 ~ -
5. ma. rom Philadelphia for Boet.r; Tue ~,
State va cut down 10 the wate's eoee' ~, !. ,ss
b, w. The Selma ~ rwsrd arrived nete' Wv
49, on LAe DeI.. "a oeiLSa.e hagbos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

4 large and spirited meeting Of the WorkiDgmeu
Of Jersey Git! was held last evening to hear
petches in defense Of Free Labor now in danger
from the spread of Slavery into Free Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

The other two candidates on he buchanan
State ticket have little larger msjoriies.
We do not perceive much difference between the
vote for Canal Commissioner and Congress The
Buchanan majority At this election is just about
5000. Our friends in the State say il be- over
come in the Decentralization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
THE HON. WASHINGTON HUNT UP FOR
naNHnES,

LooEPoRr, n. T., Friday, Oct 81 lS"'
A letter appears from Washington Hun, todsy
response to petition Of 800 citizens, ctn'eS
ing TO be an Independent candidate for Congress In H
Niagara aud Orleans District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT BOSTON.

DO-Io', Ot'.
The steamship Arabia arrived here from Hallai
o'clock tbis evening. Thereis 10 news in the psfen
brought by her additional 10 that already sent oss @
wires from Halifax Her mails viii be dispatched ove
the New Haven road by the carly morning train WI"
il due in Now-i oIk ~ morrow at > p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
THE ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER HERO

PROvIDKhIH, i IIubyp Ut 70 Tow
prso,rsions are being made this evening to get Tie
r. Hero ON the shore. they should b. edcee$
full the leak viii be stopped and she will probably pe
coed 10 New iork 70. morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
INRIrENzA CURED II A FEW HOURs.-Ther.

A.. ges, many al The present time sennusy troubled with
Coughs InneH7e. u We who are thus troubled VI"
low of RADwASs REGULATORS, aud oathe
tho surface the body with RAILWAYS READY RELIEF your
whole system will be free every symptoh OF pain ana DIS
,n.s in less IN "a hours these Remedies used
gentleman who visited Wall cks Tneate Monday night got
over heated OF his exposed himself 10 cod
6-.gI of air aud caught Il DURING the night he
was seized pains all his body Hi. throat
sore that he scarcely swallow wacry discharges from
boue III his body ached
pain he hosrsc that he could not speak above
wbisper I'm this condition the next morning found him.
bis difficulties and knew the remedies that
would him Al o'clock he took SIX Of R,DwAYs
RrCULAToRs and had his whole body Tbbed with RADW ,fs
READY Al twelve O'clock the day he rid
of ali LIs dihculiicsRADW AVS RIGCLATCRs and READY
RELIEF will the lluenhs aud all bad Co.d In few hours
Tooihqche j. cured instantly BY the RELIEF
RAILWAY &Co.. No. 1872 fulton-st. ". Y.
H. r. Remedies sold BY Druggists and Merchants every
"a hprr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
r1pr IN sr- LOHN. \. Y.

ST.. ions. y. T., Wedoe5dHy. Oci. =. - -
,7o,e yga. 6re Iere to-day, by which over 30 'sS
n,ca,s ere Destroyed IOs, 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

PRIsINIsTc most choice selection just ec-yed nom hu
- A. : RoCTRs's extensive Ba,. No. 40 Broadway.
Thee. goods have seecIed by MI Rogers IL person od
o,ro,e every variety J Bracelets othrr ons'n@''
r.nif Machr d, Jewel Cases OH BoEc Lsic &C. hu!
,rs ',ytius BAGS sc, with the no>t variety o
s,,rl,. i, C,. Cass Bone rrTs. Cora faf Nsre &C
A. ye-y article Tor tire 'oiletConh. Brsh"s fcrianc.r
A. an imported aud sod At prices lower Ian eyf b'' ~
~. ~ = hOnthr, w. ~ r-'.!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

MICS - HhRDNE - Ni">'-- ''ht no"
in movements peculiar 10 ;beI house.
T1.y s-r colca ratcd 81 ov'- &c ""T' 'o' sl' - -
Ca, srG dursb1 y-h ~ 70 cAd'- u, $500 i. -.
49, " ~. st SAI.nA1oSs, ~, ~ bGgAI~sy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
,,,TrDs-The success of Hos.

,ettrIs Vegetable stomach Bt,Ts IN curing pp''s, -
;,,r-rtinr health sud 10 the sys "a, cIfAinS
An apps ,e and cnveIne the animal 'prs Is "l.A' 30
- rk. L.,orv 81 medicine. Sold BY sll Grocer ~ 9sSss
49, uot,ls Uorsrrrrtg SMITH, PropletoTs tit''bisu
Ncssrs BAESrs 4 PARx Broadway AMI Duane S. ale oa
u Az. fOI % EAst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25
Aesu9lork Tally Gribm>re
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1876
TO CORRESPONDENTS


NJ notice can b. :sken OF Communications hf
ever s intended for Insertion bc authenticated by the
name and address OF the wenct necessarily ior Pubics-
ton, but guaranty OF his good hiih
We cannot undertake To- return rejected Communications
Suhscbers rrstances frequently omit TO men
ton the name he stOaice and wTy cqH'nty me
name Of the 10 which thciI paei To Do sent Al
NAYS mention the Of the Po'f tDee and Sfdfe'
Sn,N,oN Il our Agcn, in Pittsburgh for the sale Of Tn
TR1BCSE,
1t il now settled that the majority OF the Bu-
chanan candidate for Canal Commissioner. In Penn
sylyanis, is 277i, in ~? a1o yotes. Here are The
official figures:
1853. 1870. .,.a,
Democratic ..-...2l3, 81 Democratic ----ioi'so %
Eusion .. 30 I'D Fusion. 10
Dem. majority. 9.33i Dem majority. II so
Total yo,e.. l!2 o9S Total vote. -.......JlS,2J3
Increased vote in 1896
,, phaJ8c,yhia Re.J.pfs' II STATE.
Ovor,S,, If ats AU21J
Over l~5i....-.-... ~ 1''lVV
Over $50 .I II i!S ~ 30f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

KOLIAN PIhNO-7-Octaye, carved legs and case,
Gbers make been Used months pnce 5000 in perfect
order .od 4AC0 The has left the city In
1Hire Of Mr. WATERS No 5Sj Broadway.
HORSE WANTED in exchange for "a PIanO.-ln-
quIe Of Horace WATERS. No 1)i Broadway.
FURs FURs, FUR>.-Ladies, Misses and Chill
dr.u. Fur large supply SALE al BAsTAs corner Of CanA
and WODst.rsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

FALL BOOTS. -WATKINs, No. ia FultOn-st.,
has hand splendid assortment Of GESILENES's Doors
suitable the ssc Bows Doors and SHOES
superior quality, OF his manufacture and very
durable WATERPRoOI FISHING and HUsItsG Doors, and al
other articles Ia his line Of business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-25

TREvORTON Coal STOCK FOR SALE CHEAP.-
A small LOT Of TreVo Coal and Railroad STOCK by
Albert Ii NICoLAY, No u Rroad-si.
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SMITHSONIAN House, BROADWAY.

On the EIRoPEAN AMLRICAN Plan, at pasp,
Invites the attention OF TGAvELIRs.
Also Of FAMILs and SINGLE CEAILEMEN looking isr Wn
=, onsrt,rs SIpNYY kOPNtN.
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p,,yos AND MELopEoSs.-The HoGACY Wa


and debtsted b pants peculiar their orgni
uniformly elevd b, HOLLowAys PILLS For Hys
pssrn Hot Fhes SICK esdsch Pains N the Back and
Jins they and reliable remedy. sold ~ the
factories No Muid.naue NeysYork No. IA Strand.
London by all Drusgs At - cents, 624 cents and ~
p.r bOy
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Having received by the Persia large imnation OF French
BokNETs DRTss GAPS and HEAD DRCssfs tRriti-
FLOwrR &c all OF the most recrat Partisan modes
r. WILDE Nos. % and p JOhnt hereby invites the In lies
and Mo1ses Of New-l OH e. his Warehouse Tis DAY -
inspect these superb specimens Of French 'h and last aud
f.i. CERTAIN OF nprang them by lr mod, alton Of his fc'
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This. too, was voted down, a. follows:

YrAs-Me..r, Allen Ben Of New IiAmSphrs, G. 'nc-
Durkee Eesseld-i. Foot Foster Haze seward IL O eE
Npds-ll ,.. pt... p:,,.,
NAYS-Me.srs Adams BsyMi. BENJAMIN Bifg' . ger
R-i,I, Rroib.sd BruvG. CIss Clay. trit-rhIen H'Ise
T5, Fyaus Fi,4pstrick Geyer Bun"r lyerson Johlson
H., - Of low. M.o,y Mason Pratt, Pugh. Reid seoas.n
>deH Stuart ThOnpon u hentGk ~ loono' iouce4i e.
fight III ule.--tl
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SHANNON .our Ascn, in Pittsburgh for tho sale Of tn"
To-
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CURTAINS AND
CURTAIN MtTrWt.Ls,
NcV Patterns,
Ne~ Syl,>
10, sle BY Tire importers only
krLry ~ ScVsoN. No. >l B-csNwsy.