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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

II must be- confessed that the horizon, and for
that matter the entire sky, of the late DeT cratic
-ncw Compromise breaking, strengthening,
Border.Raffian anti-free-speech, anti-free-Press,
notification and disunion-paIty-is exceedingly
l,',den and gloomy. SOrrOwul mists and sweeping
clouds obscure both the eastern and western hea-
,cns Whether We look to Pennsylvania or TO
ew-Hampshire il is all the same while tremcn-
dous Thunder cloud moving on from the north Is
wckcdy darling forth the long pent-up lightnings,
and whose muttering continuous role of distant
thunder grow every day louder and louder, and
threatens soon-say about the middle of November
neXt-to envelope the zenith, and that with such
storm as has not been known for halt century,
and fal of rain heavy enough 10 drown out all the
old ica rats as well as the young eXpectant ones.
who have accustomed themselves to look upon the
Capitol, The White House and especially the Treas
ury Department at Was hinston-not to mention
The General rost0fiice, and the other national es-
adjustments of that city-as having been erected
manly for their sheltcr-and TO afford them life
lcns comfortable nibbngs.
Mr.. Buchanan, the rising sun of this slave.brecd-
ing euita-rercha party, finds the twilight of his
expected morning already obscured BY such impen-
etrsble vapors as threaten to prevent his worship
els from ever seeing his broad face fairly sbove
the horizon. Mr.. Pierce, the setting sun of the
party, sinks TO rest in equal obscurity-whilc
even the Comet Douglas, that so lately lighted up
with sudden aud temporary glare the whole sky
Ari from bis horri hair
Shook p,sii.tG ~, and Val.
moving So rapid! toward the Presidential chair e.
10 seem almost certain OF falling into il. now with
tail diminished and drawn ln-or, 10 judge by seine
Of his late Western speeches, cut of By him.
sclf-has already reached point where he is
copfcundcd with the other hazy and telescope
uebulu Of the democratic sk!. and seems IAel,
soon to entirely disappear lost Ii the distance Of
empty noih.nsncSs.
OF these three political victims, however, surely
poor NJ. Pierce : most to Dc pitiei. 1t cauno,
be supposed HAT the youug marhet-wonian who
kcLld osc- lie. ta>Ac. Il egg. aad VIII :. a.. be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Toy Mortified Farms What state

Gov Floyd read speech yesterday at the EN-
change. 1t was very dull affair, compared with
Mr.. Floyd's spicy disunon speech which we pub
lshed yesterday. Evidently the Governor is more
at home in putting down than in b"lsterlng up the
Union. Such fellows as this Mr.. Floyd may do 10
enliehten the psor whites Of Virginia, where there
are eighty thousand or 50 who cant read, but for
this latitude he is altogether too slow. Why not
bring Gov. Wise up here to speak at the Exchange
Why should Mt he make FIVE thousand dollar
niger speech there? Who invites him
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DIR. TURNBULL,

OcULIsT ASD X ! 5 t.
(frOm LOndOu)
IL the Everett House Union square where nc may DO con
quilted
Once hours from q. N. 20 8 p m -
From The London Times.
number of scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday Az he
nous. OF DIR Tunbull witness the results produced by
poc. recently discovered BY the Doctor and applied tor the
cure Of ,...
Between twenty and thirty patients attended, many OF
whom stated by their parents had been corn d'at
dunh.
that their had been cured by the application Of
Dir. TuRNbuLL's REMEDIES.
And what appears most singular IS that whether the disease
desnded paralysis Of the auditory rupture OF The
tynpau of the internal PASSAGE relief has
been obtsned complete effected without delay pain or
inconvenience
ssverL patients who represented that they had been COM
pttCly blind said that they could how
SLF PERFECTLY WELL.
We agree with tine Messrs Chamber, that Dr. TUe\BCiL
has and ingenuity obtained of certain new
medicine aud methods calculated 10
CURE CASES OF DLAiNE5s,
oh rs VI cured bttI-r
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dreams Of palace, however painful il might oe 70
wake suddenly from such vision. could IN fac'
have suffered anything like the agony when
perstn once in possession Of palace must ieei a.
being ignominiousy and Unexpectedly thrust out Oh
il. amid the SCOTS and jee-s or silent contempt vi
the whole community, with perfect CONSCIOUSNESS
that he deserves it ALL and carrying with MIN d.
he goes for his sole Renaissance OF his saN ee'"
tion feeling of unalterable meanness.
What contrast between Mr.. Pierce's TRIUMPH
ant progress on his frst visit to Washington AFTER
his election. and the sknlking way in when ior INV
last time while President, he sneaks back 10 Oon-
cord From Washington to Baltimore, from ba''i'
more 10 Philadelphia. he enjoyed indeed 'he non''
Of a slsve-driving military escort. nile III 'He
slave breeding States he Is so far AT least d. 4"
militia escort goes, recognized and honored a.
President; but on reaching Philadelphia he SIMS
down at once into the traitor doughiace' RUN
Pierce all stained with the blood Of men ihuIueleu
in Kansas. who thinks himself lucky in peihg aoie
to skulk from city 10 city without being yncned VI
mt bbed, practices TO which the slaye-dr'ihg P''!
10 which he belongs 90 habtually resort here III
this city be fnds none to greet hnn bu' TWO VI
three ofice-holders, with more gratitude IN 'he'r
hearts or al least more decent show Ol H. 'nan
the great body of that heartess and selhsh 'fipe'
while there is nobody to give him parting chee'
but A few railroad employees, VINO hurrah
On such occasions. suppose as par
of their contract with the Company. Al spring
fed be gets from a Democratic mayor
partisan speech, to which the crowd respond oy
cheers for Fremont Boston he ia ashamed Ut
afraid to visit and he skuks on to Concord D! the
back vay-there 10 be welcomed not by the common
voice Of his fellow .townsmen who had votea IN
town meeting FIVE 10 one To receive HIN only III
'mournfu silence y but by rabble OF rowdIes col
leced from other parts Of the State and highly
charged with run. TO strengthen them for the ehor'
and the occasion. Poor Mr.. Pierce lie proposes
so the newspapers state. henceorh to hold himself
aloof frem public affairs, and, like the abdicated
Charles V. (whose resignation, however was
voluntary to devote himseliO agricultural pursuits
The Union announces that fact apparently win great
satisfaction. and evidently with the air OF feehng
that the sooner he retres the better
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RAILROAD CONVENTION AT CLEyELASs

CLEVELAND Ohio, Thursday, OCT. :, io
An adjourned Railrood Convention met IN 'n' W
yesterday and is siili in session. n.
Mcssrs. Corning aud Doan Richmond rePreep. A., =,
Ncw.York Central; Homer Rainsdch who y TIT 70
fthe Convention, r, presents the New-York and te
Samuel Sloan and NJ. S. Sykes represent the hu'''
River Railroad. M r.
The Committee have today reported The iims x :,
bier for the Winter, to take effect on the I'm p" ~
yember. .sy
The Committee on Freights will report tbs eyena,
most likely an advance in rates and change OF CIV
hcstion. ., -, a.
Some two hundred million Of railroad CAPITA y
leprcsentcd ia the Convention.
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CsmpniRn TFibune-Price Reduced.

a.. ,,ooo.. 10 send THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE for the
oe Of the Campaign commencing with the Of October
and ending bope with the record Of te election OF !ts
ndidaes about November IL. And ~ insure that this shall
~ .orne,hns than sheet. propose 20 issue
ryrc, wysx and Of the f1Il Of DAILY Weekly and
Semi Weekly Edi;ions We shall thus be able 70 give al the
be. Specie. Of the day Addresses elaborate Documents and
full OF all Elections and Political Movements throughout
this ev.Dtfu There will be many cheap Weekly
issue, for Campaign with which prefer compete
,pfre; while publish ct the lowest endnrabe prize
Which Encyclopedias Of the Canvass and be
gsrded BY speakers and active workers for the
Right book and monitor We ask those who believe
such paper will do good aid IN extending its crcusoa
TERMS FOR THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE,
TO BIZ ISSUED TWICE A WEEP
Commencing with the paper Of the Sd Of October and endr
about tue llth Of Eovember-say twelve nambrts:
Single Copies.. Jy
10 Copies, 20 one address. ~
~ Copies, to one address. W
loo Copies, 70 address. w
Orders all be accompanied With We money
which renitted risk Notes Of al sreciepsypl
the United States received but when '' 90
EeyYork Boston Phi'sdephis be procured they ~h
b. preferred Money letter. should he certified oJ the ROSY
Those OF our friends who NAV crcul alton
Of TIE SEMI-WEEKLY CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE WI be
tiud seDd their orders al early day ppsso.
Adsrs., ~ GREELEY McELRATH,
Tribune OfhCe, New. York.
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The Fremont Volunteer Document Committee
are now in position to do great deal of good, if
they are only supplied with funds. Calls are made
upon them every day for documents from quarters
where they are much needed, and by men who are
willing to circulate them. Send whatever you are
prepared to give to Mr.. A. Arnold, Old Brick
Church Building No. l5l Nassau street.
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MEXICAN NEWS-THE LATE DUH

BALTIIOKE, IHursdHy, 5'Pt' z, > -
New. Orleans papers Of Friday last have beed "
ceivcd with Texas dates to the sd ult. Atyco H. ;.
Northern Mexico state that VIdauri was prePsas -
reei-t the Government forces sent against hun, =.
that the fag of the Sierrs Madre Republic woa'
unfurled ia, fs
The Ckorieston MTcnry appears in mourning Any. "a
the death of Dr. Taber II Gays the duel TOOK 80
consequence Of a peremptory challenge 70 NJ. ~
for alleged offensive matter published in TIE Ae''''
the author Of which was NOT called for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
KANSAS SUFFERERS AND THE RELIEF
COMMITTEE.

ST. LOUIS, Thunday, Oct. 2 $50.
Messrs Wimbery Preston and Cloves, kanss 'qf
ferers having applied to the Committee appointed ouA
time since to raise money for the destitute Of Kansas and
been refused relief, publish card in The Demerf
this morning, calling for information respecting u
disposition Of the funds collected BY the Commtts
These gentlemen are all Free-State meD.
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Aetu2lork 0ailp Gribnns
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1856.
u..t Published /:

LryE or FREMONT. in WELSH fnce'f a"teh' ~
cent.. per 100 : 80; per 1000 -
et,,fwrp,s SPEECH. In WELSH PEI dozen, % cents;
per 100 81 50; per l,"D, =" - ...
"a sn11b AZ New Haven; Aso, The Poor Whites Of the
S1uta letter the Governor OF SCUM Csoin% Irse OF
Is pages. Per dozen ~ e;' per iV, % pefAV sl''
orders inc.sinr is cash are sohciiGd 80
~, GRKELEY & MckLkATH. TTibnne Ohce. n Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

The Hon. AMOS =. GRANGER, the able and faith
full Representative in Congress from the Onondaga
District, was, We are happy to learn, yesterday
nominated by the Republicans OF that District for
reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
FREMONT MEETING.

MILwAuxEE, Thursday, Oct :, lS@'
A large Fremont meeting was held here tsag
of PonnsyIvania, were among the speakers. lir'
enthusiasm was manifested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

A dreadful accident occurred at the Delaware
(Ohio) County Fair, yesterday. A portable steam
boiler exploded, killing fourteen persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
PIANOS AND MEIoproxs.-The HORACE WA

ssss modern improves rt,Nos and MrLoDxoNs to be
found OIL, at No Broadway Pianos rent and rem allowed
on plr, base uI sale monthly payments secondhand IL
su, from go to S4o Mclodcons IRON 10 10 ln Pianos
m ed snd ., paired polished hOACd and moved IHe toTe
W,r,, Pianos" Tic Newl ORR Evangelist are known
As sos the very best We enabled 10 speak OF these III
strn, nts with decree OF confidence from personal Ao"i'
,ds. Of .I,ir exe ellent tone and durable quality"
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FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED.

CLEVELAND, Thursdayi Uct = To- ,
portable stesm-engDe exploded this ailetnoV ~,
the Delaware County Ohio Fair, killing fou1e'" p
sons, and wOunding several Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.-We have just re-
csivcd shipment Of PAPER MAcHg GooDs comprising
srg. sss0 tment Work Boxe- Desks FOOs Jewel Boxes
Inkstand Watch Boxes &c Persons purchasing article. for
pIe.eus i'll fud this material 10 stand climate Also an
assortment Of BACKGAMMON Boards Bncces Brushes &c
Our customers and the public will do I'll to visit often,
~ We shall BE- constantly receiving goods The selection
having been personally the manufacture, OF EUROPE Is
such every The prices be- compared with
INV o,Loy house g. W. Turtle.
Impnrter Of TnncN Goods aud Toys No Ji5 BrOallyay.
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FREMONT MASS MEETING AT DETROIT

DETROIT, Thursday, Oct. 1850
Governor Seward Of New-York and other speakers
addressed u, 600 Republicans to-day. 10 the process
sion that took place it is estimated that there were
5000 torch-lights.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

BOsTOS, Thursday, Oct. : TT TT
Chacty L. KNAPP w W,iy sTiefIsy sn sSe Ame
can and Republican Conventions. union u'A"
for State SENATOR was also agreed upon.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NEAR ALBASn,:; l.,

ALDANl, IHUIeudyI y = amt OF
building occupied as the finishing de lps nj, chs.
.bc Britannia Works at KenwoOd south Of w "a %
was destroyed b, fire this morning The lo's ~"
over the insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

The President saved the Union again in speecl
at Concord which we report by telegraph.
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MICHIGAN POLITICS

DETROIT, Thursday, Oct. :, ia1
Fillmore Electoral ticket for thu State was n'n
mated last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

PIANO FORTEs.-AttentiOn is directed to the
ceebrs-d modern improved PIASoS now on exhibition a, the
FAit of American Cry stal Palace manufactured
by Wm MILLER Nos l56 and 53 East 2stsi., between ID
md N.
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THANKSGIVING N MISSOURI

ST. LorIs, Thursday, Ot' = h., .
Gov Price has appointed Thur'day' No'e"''
a. dav OF tbuDksgi,ing for Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

CALL, SEE AND ADMIRE. zee II 10 aan.l, ADMIT
and TO admire pure q the cesan, ~ .xe
by FsPEsscHED. No liz Nas-an'-, "a - N, a. nro.
beauty mster. aud finish. they are unei3A'ea " nj
duced IN the city Pro" - %
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nAnA LuMpEKs.-llnder this how'd We shau moi



IMfeoVGD LtNPD FLrIO.
I, h. Ia al ,sfacf. cqus the b.sf E1 gsA and n
inpor'.ni qu,,.s superior 20 all t"r a. by hc 50.
tIVpGs A"'''HN' ON''S'~ ~
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list of the principal premiums awarded at the
State Agricultural Fair will be found in another
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VIM. IT, Fryw address tie Republic a~ a.,
III hth Wa.d uor l.sc,i Coucl Of Boone sD'
e!!ee!; to- e,sn-ns Ag'aui cal. q e'eS''~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

JANIS 5. LIBBY, esq, has accepted the nomination
of the Democratic General Committee for Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

Fiction NoMtNLp.-We selling SEWING MACHINES
ct family sewing quilting and other sht work WIZ CON
plCte sN stiCbes al each turn Of the dining wheel Also IN
proved sChnes making five four three stitches A. ac
revolution IL can be clearly demonstrated that other And
Machine before the pgLc in comparison with
tisse. Csn be used without positive loss
NJ SINGER 4 Co. No 323 Broa i,say.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

WIGS aud Tctf have IN pculiar house
celebrated oil thu world their graceful
ssr y-hitue TO charm Tie LARGEST and b.s
,tc.k ia the world. Twelve private Applyus h
sI-ous D,t. Sold At BArCHLLOSS. Nc .s5 BruGiway.
V,EI IUMPERs.-tinder this head We shall not
,,l The uit, 81 The article. "a,
~, II Ia and ne parent f,cts slrcady well known BAT
el, STAT, iAet they he found At lVITLES ENroRICN
T.n,X Goops NOVELTIES snd TOYS No Sij Broadway.
p,,cc. - 50 as rs - and 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

B,.t.usYwe. ,uder years W Collins. II
Cross tKEtp. OF COARSE on sipp c. ~oo'' =, 10
"a rs. do. R. Chaplin. h.disoI; 10
Bet Bues, under yrsr; Austin E''tH an
Bet p,H E~c year, and upward, Wood Ea'm.n' :,
jefferson. 3
Be-, pen yves under year; Wood Eastman Iean. IS
IRON oUI or The sTtTr. -.
Lorrwooled hest Buck Jordi'on. "....''..'S ,O
H.. b., Zen Ewes {. A Jordi-on. {. W.......... ~
Mddev cooled b,.' Buck John sp-ncer C. v........ II
IRON OFT % IRE STATE.
y,,irc.s te-, Buck VIM Rodk C. w............... so
Do lee, pen Ewes, John sPeneer & "..'...'.''. 10
SWINE.
LARGE BREED.
Beet Boar vi. old upward HunserOrd Brode JEFF 80
Re.! FS'I a so o va 3D. isi' 10
Be-. sow th. under w. Gld hrHtrT nas. w sos:
SMALL BREED.
p, Roar wear DID, A. B. Conser. RockiAnd 10
r., Byr,,iins sow year old {. D. CouEvr.:...-. 10
r. 4 lot Of Pig. les. than s. under 10 mouths Greene
Class ly-PLOwING, IMPLEMENTS AND MA
CHINERY.
YARN INPLENE>Ts.
Clod Cru.h,r and Roller combined
Psst Hsv straw or Corr.s;alk Gutter on new ard i'm
Iroys9 APT- oief Willow. and the product
,rr,i
Class y.-GRAIN, SEEDS, VEGETABLES, &c
GRAIN AID SEEDS.
ID =, 49,, ,i. White Winter Nhea not less than bes
srowr fre.en year WIN. ot!sy On'aro .'''''.'''''
Bet SAL plc Red Winter whGA', 66l .'''''''
Be-, samPc Red Sprns Wheat Dbl, Chamberlain St.
RS San rlc of Rive bbI A. Gooldus Jefrrsou
r.. SAMPLE OF Os. Dbl. VIM Ot"y, outaIio '''''''
B,,t an pl, OF Barley bbl }. c. Nrght, LOWS
B..t an II. Of Indian Corn Dbl (shelledl o. Graves
J,a.rsou
Re-, anil, Of BuckwheAf bush, o. Rowland, Cayusa
b., ..iri To- Of Flax SEED bush. Mrs H. Ter krs.'i
H. . ault, Of Hon. less than > ~ H. Marshall Onds
B,t al rle timothy Seed. BUSH +. = HAYWARD Monroe
r. IN nj. { vcr seed Vim. Ottlcy Oneida >
p.t l.rl Yellow seed Corn. e. A. Ostsndrr Jefferson
b., l2,sis te Seed Corn, d. Bent ayusA ''''''
p - ,ss sys - Corn =. :. Hayward. Mohrc".'...''
CHFrsy-oNE YEAR Old AID OVER.
Best 100 lbs VI VI Cauii,l Jefferson Co..'.'.''''''+
81 10, lOO BIS f. f. Cartet Jefferson Co.''....'''' 10
IFss THAN ONE YEAR OLD. 80
Best leo lbs N,,on Frys -. Lawrence Co......'.''.%
"a best leo lbs. T. H. Powers o'weso -
SUGAR ASD HONEY.
R,c sIbs Mamie Suesr \ b. ) +. Woolworth, Lewis -
n ~, . lbs do Gilbert Reed. Jefferson Co..'.''
Beet ~ lb- Honey Bartholomew, Jefferson Co'..'.'..'
2d best 3o DE. do, IL Willard jefferson
STOyES-iCOok1NG.l
Re-, Cooknr Stove for wood ire Ten Eyck Boardmsn,
WATERFOWL, Silver Medal
81 do DO. II. Cooper Co, Waer'own > y NJ . a,
r., C.okug stove for coal J. NJ Peckham, Utica VI
"a do DO Francis Hudson, Chicago ; $ VI
Beet Cooking Range, Tor families, do Do . d.
LEATHER
Soc and Upper Leather Bates Barber Waertown DIP
Beet Ca,fSkn, ;. Paor, Watertown, Diploma.
To the Associated Pres: go.
WArYRrowN, n. Y, Thursday, Oct }, 1856
The weather hes been fine to-day, and the number
of visitors to the Fair very large The receipts have
teen 1890 The exhibition of stock is very superior
The entries are NOR, than at an former State
Fair A trial of the speed of horses will be made on
Friday at : p. M. after which the address Will be de-
liy,rcd and the premiums awarded.
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HolloMA,.s OINrMENr.-The lirst snrgcon

~ this ~ a. couiIN r0IsIN and nUbY f'l ''
this ceracd Ointment their tents and pHbi, >entF\
eaeeius cure r ounds and ulcers even "lr s
,fi q lave failed.
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CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES,

kelly FYRGVsox No. 2l Broadway and No. 81 Readest
full and choice stock Of BRocATELLEs, SATIN DE
LANES, WoRsTEu DAMAsxs LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS
CoENc.s GIMPs Ac which offered al the lowest prices
WINDOW SHADES.-Our stock Of WINDOW SHADES 10 the
largest New York and superior nanuis turing a Yes
enable these goods less than other houses We IN
xiie The Atcniion Of close buyers
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HEARINGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF

HERRINGs PATENT ChAMflON fHtE-iNoof
sNEs-Nth Halls Patent Pow der Proof Locks The same That
Sete awarded separate medals the Worlds Fair. London
issi and the ords Fair NewloIk 1855 and the only Amer
that aTded medals at the London Wods
Fair
The Pstenee placed 900 Ia gold in the exhibited at
Worlds fsi London and invited all the pick locks ia the
world open the Safe with without tho keys and take the
money = ard ior tbeiI iugeutxry.
Subscribers and their sscnrc the only persons Auh0r
,ed osle and cell HtKEIAC's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE,
9th Halls rp'-ut F1WdeT-Proui Locks
:. G. IIrRktAG Co. Green Biloxi
Nos iSS Isl aud lSs Ws,cr-s, aud No Marruys y. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

PRESIDENT PIERCE INVITED TO WHIT
BOSTON.
BosroN Thursday, Oct. =, 1856.
The Common Council last night voted an inyitaha
to the President TO visit th, city There was some %
position, but the vote was finally carried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03
BlwARE OF Coz INTERPRETERS. Ii. r. LovET'-

W,HptSr ian Indian Vegetable paaon) will restore Gray
Hair 90 original Badness. The genuine An
rfNE be purchased only his ohce No &C. bToadvsy
He has AGENTS.
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LuI,i's PATENT.-CuILIED IRON SAFES .,

the only oomhnbon 81 NIong aud Uasl ITon no W ofu
Ing the on, safe be- made without infr
They superior the sheet Iron Safes Fire froo and
Ill fastened with Lilies Patent Bank Locks ATE sbso
iui, iy see ute against thieves. For sale by
'' G MoRsIs Agent No. 2n5 Pcarl-st. New York.
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To Gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND COVE

NlFAct-DEMoRksT's MAGIC MINIATURE GtS STOVE is war
h water meat vegetables or het, Nat IRONS
time m lees expense, aud lees trouble Than huy ONE
me- hod aud smell oT dirt Sold by al the Har~ar" ant
Furuisling Stores. Price rs cents.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FAIR OF TIE NETWORK STATE AGRICCL-
TURAL SOCIETY-PREMItMS AWARDED.
N n Tribune.
W.rrR1ows, Thursday, Oct. }, 1856.

WATKRTOWH, Ihurrdhy, Uct. :, NM.
Tie storm ceased this morning. The day ia raw
and chilly and dry ing the mud very fast Nine thou
sand people came in before to-day. The receipts
too ay are 5000 and the prospects are good for
tomorrow; but the whole won't pay expenses. We
send YOU part of the premiums announced to-day, a
follows:
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w. & Il. LEWIS, No. 522 Broadway, are re-
seiV, their Fall Importatons Rich BRUSSELS and TAPES
var VHLvEI CARPETS also OH CLOTHS purchased by our
Mr. T. Lewis In England expressly tor own Retail Trade
Patterns Of the Newest Designs II prices that compete VITA
o. house Ia the trade.