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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

HNHE BRECKENRIDGE COAL and OIL
Il COMPANY ara now rrepa,ed 70 sspply COAL OIL q
their N1 lt.ety CkoyeIgsrt ksntqeS1 sos',s q , IN
COAL on P,ftcu,fs f1r ashsi the Company Once,
cornsr q W-t aoi Bro.isay New application
TO LAW CAIRNS, coss.psst, ~.
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GREEN WORCESTERSHIRE HOUSE
HOIIAND HOUSE. corner of Main aud Elm

Il .ts, ROCKFORD, I.nos -rhis Lite 10 nov ore" for
tie OF Gess If he largest sss, -iegs 'hy fur
~ ont ald all is arrangements aud
cm.yeiielce 20 FIRST-CLAeS HOTEL. Tine rooms arc
ALTO sIss aid ery coomscding fee view. Of The vr sad
civ Wi b. spared by the Propreoss TO render
tsnPo,y home for The Iayeler Located IN oae OF
The eat oss Of the State sid jOyng as healthy
location as spy In the word with beautiful County .1
rosuog H. III also possess peeuliar claims Is So nMtS
RssOtT Tfuty Pcrsn always aendsocs on the arrival
of trains passengers conveyed AID from the cas- tree oil
Chsrsc PIERCE BINGHAM, ProoretorA
5 " PIERCE J. h. BINGHAM
"A fuinois MAY
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11pr PATENT DOUBLE ICE PITCHERS

sTyHE PATENT DOUBLE ICE PITCHERS
When W.odu oah sweety Ia rrsise OF g tns Old
huckets b-foIe the days OF modern uventoas
Nv the cou Try people have licked the bucket snd drag
vat, from heif weis with chain. To think OF claiming up
,h xs,sT In this land Of liberty, We yet reed Of
+" The beautiful cham, the Tol[inaed chain,
The zu c. plated ehsia thst revoves IN abe veil
n bi,.,y must obtain ths supplies ii through
The underground process and vtns 80 vGm - 70 reqar. les
10 winch leads eemAnd for Pitch taAt
al contain the ice To- time before Il mes Ths dem.nd
81, b. supted at the vel. stand II the ot Of Jones
Plated AID Bri, Lis Double &c PITCHER from - 70 -
ier ,sIs al Noe. and Bnilins dip, By LCCICs HAar
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Gopartnership Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE ANDREW s. Smell
" LING bay assoc with hi SELF his Son EDWARD
T SMILING the busi hereafter ia STOCKS, LOANS
BOZ Ds ana Nor TGA8ES, WESTERN LANDS e. WI
be conducted NJ der the firm Of A. b. SMELLING SON,
NewYork, July |, 1856. NO % "sbst-
WESTERN LANDS.
To underlined having maae arrangements with Messn
Charles NJ Dupry Co of Chicsgo ste now prepared 10 ne
fosie the purchase sale Of Western Lands on the most To-
vorubIc terms They will Government Lands locate
Lend WaraI psJ sKes and from the peculiar sdvantsses
pos.ssssd by Msss Dupuy Co for ovestmeot
he mo.t deGfsbe and rising Lands IN the states Of inos
Wse opsn Minnesota Full inform ,t:on in relation
10 hs est can be obtained ct their cfee No. 60 As
y. SMELLING SON.
REPEeEScEs:
NEw.YoRx-Mears Spohcrd Tueston, b. =. Wheel
wright Mos Taylor
Bosros-Msssrs Heed PsIhins Samuel Austin sna:ius
SaveIt
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IL CBEaP,in SULLIVAN COUNTY Tao 81 nc ,ss eacn
s615i tioo cash, belacs IS Ger week One io' acres
= 100; twsLy of didor cheap; io1 or 500
scr.s ga Land az 81 IS TO pr .ce i"s1y fstns IN
ia, Osngs Counties, ~ che>o oGe Of ~ scres
in sLsown IS uis fr@m III. city, 81 o. ole%i :, acfcs
Al 40: ote theequaIte's OF mile from isSlle sa'iin
O.t C. uy 50 in good order, vita % Ss Ho'se
Wsso,s sets Hs'ness all the Stock sno Farming 'npr'
NETS, 80 200 Al above proper gos sad h. 9sS
rlare fcr fcmer, Coed Faus with Gite eat saw nl' -
RoCA!std cOuty n ems ohei places SONS OF esm have
rtyts power anc are good paoes for cotton IA
erts a. One arm in Sullivan County -four miles cast
roI Shoola pepot IN Cumbe rlsnd Village so e1"s A. I'M
nr,yta Hoase Bar WAGON and Black mih shop co'ng
So BUSH esq., extra good wso power and dams oiIn ro'i
terminate by IT. t place IN tho couGuy for Tst t,h aod
tocS aid -try Boarding Ia's
de Weoc a 1t VIII sell for So o it u nv, Pl san
ieee TX kinds produce New Hk frcss
sh cL.shs stores hotel aid office, three roin itss
~ak Pike A5C-&s0 Ssh. bssucs in .-v-u ,-sfi, osv
nats App yNJ NANDERBtTs. No 81 fato1-st' Ohc'
Gesns q H. y IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

KITTATINNY HOUSE, DELAWARE WA
IN TER GAP-1bis Boei, admirably located for The
L,. of ,od and hs.lthl sceoery open for the
SEQ Tbets Il line Of railway TO the Gap BY the
De,.var,. L.cksuanna ard Wes'ern Road
w A. BROOHEAD. Proprietor.
VXyANTED-BOARD, within three quarters Of
w a. hou,s lido by boat from the City Hell fn
his wife only where sood bathing may b. hal
10 the house Addes. NJ Tribune Office stating
fol- Ysltou,ss
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<NOIjNTRY BOARD near the CT Y Of POUCH

~ KEEPSIE N. Y-T~o or three small families OF four
siI al. O.t ne "a be With fns ROM
end BOARp bOus@ Ia ua"qutlsf To-
oaoE Phi, ate fsny wLsre The comforts Of hons
HANDkOKp Box No. WI oushk.1pse Post Office.
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UNARTUENW ARE and CHINA $50 crates
II Bootss f" sydsbhsm shape" White Gisnite-
100 crates Conn or Gocda
n crates Bus willow" plata shape.
30 hbes Gid Lister jugs 80 hhts "brdsvoods" Chi-s
For saIe 10 thc trade original packages only By
" pfrRGFsS DALI GODDARD No rs Peus-
AseLts for the Asaufscturera
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nr,r vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. JULY s. lo'o'
fiuantiaL

OrricE OF rss ,isSsL.sp ganc IS. 1853
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE rE ~. s ~, ,.,, a. ben
~. q, Re PAD 70 hs ssoehhnsss a. sa ~ ,s,
Ii e ss De sooss q - n che Cossp.nv
NEXT PsYuss . ~ ns1cn - $780, q AZ naasy
sSs ., he Ga dsy JIi .n 81 "a, and Jan.
a. tie sste o. sevun GER c~sN "a '"0 "'' - -
nav a the C'ty Il Ne~-Sods - .. N. Ant of Aa<ust
The Bosds vii % fcs" w p R0CKwELL. Sc rssssy
next
-----o---. ~. MILWAUKEE, AID CHICAGO
WIZ. c""..,v IWi co, ,N LAkg Ssoss x
hlA"'' No 5. w.i~t Nee yort JaSe - 49, c,o,yyp
4 SEMI ANNUAL DIviDEND Or az, sU ~ .ss
s,,e.ss,s.n q this Company tho rENTa pAi Z" w.
cent 49, ,o..A f,om the 5th 10 the to1
IA, a JULY Ii days inclusive f s,,t r,xistsred In
,ryuS =. ~ ,x~s Ala 20 hcjsss o. stoeA - '
Tr.aiss !, m. ace q ,Ss Company Of hHS
By oedes Of the Dueee0s@ G. n scoFIELD. Tres'arsr
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OFFICE OF THs LAcxawAsyA Ixoy AID Coat Coz
New York. No Is William ~, June "a, 1853 J
INTEREST on BONDS Of this Company duo
lat proIino viii b. paid this Office 90 and After ss date
upon preseLtstion Of the Coupons. THEO. STU60gS,
Tr,a.u
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rAoR SALE nr EXCH ANGE. fur Property in

il The e.ties Of New Yok 0. N.w"t beautiful ~ NIki
- N ,va,ed IN tfsI klt,ie NewJoIsey There are ab "
e. ,. N tit crs peJy briok seALs House With aoles
W.. m ose ko al " coupe;e order tos tarasr INTO me-
Ne~' 80 " HOMfH MORGAN, No 2Pine 81
t~S ~, No. Metro. -o,isn Back Bal ing.
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dividend NOTICE.-MICHIGAN SOUTH
~ EtN AND NORTHERN INDIANA RAILROAD
COMPANY-Tte Bosrd OF Directors have THIS DAY d.
elsied s.ntAnnuJ DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT tho
foil Stock Of this Company, payable TO Stockholders and
sfer the l day Of August The Transfer Books Will
elo.d frsm the isth July to the day Of p.ymeuSew
EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD, Treasurer.
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beautiful COUNTRY RESI-

Il DrNCE nssr the Village Of iis'ku, win Eo5 s. q. &c
OF land Cesrtd. The sinasSa nsnd. Ne,y
s.r, pso.Ieei Ga The isss dwsns House Ia
che one Orchards Of choice fat aod suitable garage
os. Fass tc- bol.e Ac VI wster ruas through
DE- la, aud never sg springs Afford 40 facilities Tor torn
~ ,.ss,.,~.s "a spt,y 10 HOMER MOH3AS,
~ Gs,s, No s Metropolitan b .nk Building, P'nest.
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nIVIDEND NOTICE The COUPONS falling
~ du. ON the LIST sf July next, the six RI oIN.
BONDS OF TOE CITY on CoS!Nor0s; ny Isa r1x r.
PAY =. be paid nd .e.r re p,oIH the 9ns' OF .,
F'~s s. J. WALKER, Treasurer
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EEw.AnsIERpAM FIRE insurance CoyPASy,l
NEW YoEg, 18th June 1855 !
DIVIDEND "A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
~ of SIX PER CENT has THIS DAY been declared, pay.
abe ser the It'll day Of July next Tho transfer books
will be closed until that date.
49, W. H. DUSENBEpRY Secretary
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orrlcs rss LITTLE M'. ,.I. sTGa guS. ,s
DIViDEND NOTICE.-At Meeting OF the
IL Board Of Directors Of TIL: s1Ts SeR CENT on
p.t.Dt seut Annual pviiend o. on ,bs ccmp.nv's Six
.r Cp, cor Mortgage BouSs OF 1855 AT To The
rst frow May ?, 1855, on the surrender Of ''''"'
CsrsSs ate. Of the Dividend viii Be re:dy 70! SEs
,hi. osEns ard at the ufice of Mess<s "iNoLp"' 1N
60 NsvYort CITY on ist Of July proS'mo, .,a.,
When desired these Dividend Ger hes.es x,i lS =.
q, sr,oopts 10 lei &c OF the StocAn'
'H'' e" ID O. A DAVENPORT, Treasurer pro 'em
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furniture.

furniture.
INNAAfELED FURNITURE.-H. +. FAX
~ RIN0TON sale extensive 34sostmsut
q rieh ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE I'll patterns
and eolors ard deliberately deeorS'ed IN Ard
Sr ct between Brooue and Graadsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

OrrIct OF THE ToRr WAYNE AND CHIcAco RAitxoA1 Co
DIvIDEND NOTICE.-The sEM!-ANNUAL
~ IhTiREsT falling dus 10 the C{ Of ias
BONDS of this Company ~ be- pad aud after that date
the Bsnhirs IIsuss Of aesI. wlSsLOW LANIae 70
JOSEPH K EDGERrOk, President.
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nIVTDEND NOTICE.-The SEMt-ANNUAL
INTERY ST falling tho lat Of July next on ns
FIRST MOk1GAGE BONDS. AID the REAL Esral q
INDIANA RAILROAD COmPANY viii BE- paid gu and st,s
the ID proxino HAnkins Office Of winston" LANEn
a Co No So w eli st.. New .York-June d 1856. -
JNo BR0UGd. Presidsht,
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wcod baisuce rich land in good eoos aaeJ .tl.ed
tho lu lies from Railroad DcPSt a, New
eak Good House Out buildings elto small uonse ;Sf
!ntr kds 81 Fun in abundance snd Gardens 10 frat
rate order VIII DO sold cheap sad on ess terms Apply
n Z. Md al.nn.
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MscHASIcs BANK, NRw.YoRK, June 10. 1855
DIVIDEND.-A Dividend Of Four per cent on
~ Capital Stock will be paid to the Stockholders OF
Bank Of the profits Of the current six months on and
after the july proximo The Transfer Book closed
~ @. D. ANGELS, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-03

IRVING BANK. NEw.Yosx, June 81" 1856
nIVIDEND-The President and Directors OF
~ this Bank have declared DlviDESD Of EOUS PEN
hi, TO ,be s on and the tb day of July Tue
Transfer Book will be closed TO that date ,
DANL V. Il. BERTH0LF, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

The Aiba.y itia, duplicates THE TRIBUNE IN
grave odense-no less than that Of misrepresenting
The ain issue involved in cur late Presidential con.
test. In ORDER that there shall be no mistake a. to
what The Atlas now puts forth as that issue, We will
quote the material portion Of its article--as fol-
.oWs
"Tbere was DO decision pronounced IN fdror of the
ez,snsion Of Slareyy. No such question was before
the people except far as was dishonesty dragged
into the canvass by the Republicans with 3 view of
leading off the public mind upon false issue. The
Democrats everywhere, both South and North reppdi-
ste6 such an issue and dlsoaimed all desire to commit
the people or the Government, TO the extension Of
Slavery. The Democratic platform, as adopted at Gin
cinhaG. contained lot single idea nor Single word
In favor of the extension OF Slavery Nor vss villa
ole TO that fleet contained in M. buchanan letter Of
ACCEPTANCE.
1.-The result Of tie campaign did not decide whether
Slavery was right or wrorg-whether il ought or ouch,
rot TO exist in any Of the Territories or in auy new
States 10 be formed from them. No such aue on was
involved. The Democratic party put forth no ,refd
or declaration Of opinion that subject: OF cours n,
succe.s neither affirmed MED anything IN resoert
20 it. No one at Liberty from r. issues or the ccmt
tai OF the campaign. to pronounce whether NJ Buchan
an IL favor q or opposed 70 the exet sion Of Slavery
He was not called ppon indeed at libery 70 NAL
SD a,owaso % that pont !. would cave been iuD.r
n,J. so< linn 20 asye i'1e -. The rlht ia a. he
Je-'y Vii "A ga-l.-y. . ~ = - 50 n cen. -
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Of ali the Northern States. the Buccaneers sue
ceeded in carrying only Pennsylvania, Indians and
Illinois, and of these States, and especially of that
portion of them TO which the Buccaneers were
intebted for their msicrity, il is striking fact.
quite sufficient to explain the result that in the
matter of common schools and the general intelli.
Cence and education of the people they fall decid-
edy below the level of the other Northern States
Pennsylvania has now good aud improving sys-
TEN of Common Schools bu, it is thing Of very re-
cent ntroducton-most recent with those counties
that needed it most-and large part Of the adult
population of tie State Lever enjoyed its adyan-
tagts nor felt It's Influences. The history Of Com
mon Schools in Pennsylvania Is curious and nstruc-
tive, snd know edge Of e is essentially necessary
10 understand The pc.ics' ard social condition Of
his! State. The Co-s'..1I.co Of Per'syl7snis ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

But suppose il were true, what OF it WHO "
iRporsnt thxt amalsamssion IN the Slave States 70
A. & nmso a. vice in London or Paris' Who 70
ignorant that the slare porulstion OF the South 10
being constantly bleachcd wsiter snd whittier BY
means which cannot be mystery TO their masters
Who can deny that children OF the leading states
men. orators and warriors OF thr South are fire.
auently sold IN every slave-market OF the eountry
Who has ever VISITED the Federal Metropolis wi n
out meeting scores whose yellow countenances :es-
tify 70 Southern tolerance of amalgsmation-so
that the law of God against lewd connections be not
respect ed therein
But let us consider one notorious case:
The late Col. Richard NJ. Johnson took one of his
own slaves 10 wife-we do moi know whether with
or without benefit of clergy. We have always un-
derstOod, however, that he treated her through Lire
with Uniform ndness and regard, and it is well
known that be educated his and her daughters sde-
quatey, and in due time married them to twowhite
Kentucky Democrats, giving . COED farm With
each. So far as we know, they still live, and are
rearing up another generation Of Kentucky Demo
Gratis. In the full knowledge Of these facts, the
Jackson Democratic party chose Col johnson as
their candidate for Vice President and elected him
in k36, giving him the votes of most OF the Slave
States. He ran again in lS40, aud fell with bis
party; but that was not his fault, and be was a
stronger candidate than bis colleague, Martin Van
Buren,. Had be possessed little more sense, or
kept himse at home instead of speaking all over
the country, the brave, kind-hearted Colonel would
baye been nominated for President and elected for
be was popular till death, and we do not know that
his family relations ever cost him vote.
No, it is not amale amation-it is Freedom for
the enslaved-tbat is revolving to the thought,
and /" shocking to the senses, of our Pro-Savery
politicians They do not object to becoming the
parents of colored chidren but they protest
against any infringement of their inaenabie demo.
cratic right to sell those children after they are
born. For every case Of amalgamasiou to which a
voter for Fremont was s party, there are teu,
tweDty-yes, forty-cases OF such amalganation BY
Buccaneers, and the whole country knows it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

Ksn.s would ccss at least doabls II n 4.
soldiers o. the cthes eide, with the plenty Of \.
sour just behind them. In motem warsr, a.
longest purse carries the day The Fedsrs o..
ernueut can spend susy Mil;cus year N =.
conflict: where are the Sixty MELONS 10 nssl
these, Remember that yearly oil our EorsS,,
capitalists hare jus. voted for BuchanAa 0, vi
more
". The way 70 win FreeISm IN Ksaas |.
Nod on. suffer wrong but do nsoe, buik hsss
even though the Rufisus should bum sone Of II
and rear cattle though some OF thsm secsn h
stolen or slaughtered before the ownrs eIa ~
he shot for demonstrating Let our people keep 4
work whereyer they may, break uP prsrie, 81 .
crops, and engthen theis cords in every directa
Industry beats idleness wherever Il hsy hlt .
chance; and though the bogus laws sre stroc.s,,
ard the conduct Of the FEEDER al authorities 10 Ka
sss iphuman, yet our settlers will 1re them al ont
and " in the day IN the ED, if they can sss "a.
tient,y endure. II Ga settlers are obsorss, 4,
Borde- .Rufian prosecutions, Let them METRE, and
r., new men. who cant be accused Of airy overt r.
s;..ance to Missouri viIlairy take Their places Il
the election had gone right, we could have mad.
sborter and easier work Of rescuing Ks-ses from
her Oppressor.; IS tits we must t'.. oar tune
v. Mr.. Bridgmsr talks Of LeKiastoa, Coscordl
ard Bunker Hill. Does be forget that eur father,
demonstrated, and forbo-e, and entreated, and E,
dured more than ter years, before the, took up
arms sgains. British tyranny II he does not ~
member his, Il is time ne were reminded Eft
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Republic.
III. MaueLstlr Guardian (EnRlan,

The Manchester Guardian (Engand) has New
York correspondent who, in the belief that be is sd-
ysncipg the blended interests Of Cotton and Yan,
misses opportunity to assail the Republicans aid
expose them to odium. Here is one of his last con-
trbu:ions to the enlightenment. Of his British read
els, dated the 2eth ult:
Willie On this toF &c the contest between tie Eiends
Of tbe Cnion and the AbottonistS win mention 3
case that seems almos, Incredible but which is
Leless Ie-iousy correct, and that Is the marriage OF
daush ter OF leading advocate OF Fremonts election
pure white mani to negro as black az the ace OF
spades This actually occurred last week in the State
81 Ohio ana the Whit man, 10 uniting II tie holy ana
solmn bonds Of wedlock his daughter TO full b!oOded
Africsn has only acted out TO TIE brcade;t eIert the
doctrine be and his deluced followers stfenuousy
advocate How revolving the ttought-how shoekirg
20 the senses-hov parayzipg 10 he feelings IL such
n act lovely girl, OF the tende- age OF sixteen
in ked fcr lie 70 neEio backsg than .he darkest gid
sight
Now, We k-ow nothing Of the marriage A.
.e-.. y 81 p,ssyme lis abr cs.o1 o. iis.ortion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26
THE TRUTH ABOUT JONES.
To ne Edi,o, n TAeE y T,issue.

To he Edito, II TAeE Y T,ibsae -
SIR: The Border Ruaian Postmaster at We''o,
Missouri, was right in sAyng thai the notorious s's
4. j. Jones was, never Postmaster Of Weston. ~
orce (be il known Rr6fan kAs told the truth.
Weston is situated on the Missouri River, neI
Leavenwortb. II was here that Phillips was tsns AZ
and feail cred. Sheriff jones never lived here We
port lie situated four niles fron Kansas City, CO
LavIerce read. It's only two miles from me g.
braed Shawnee Mission, and just over the line -.
souri,. Ii Noted rendezvous Ter Tie bers~ y.
fsrs. Here It wzs thAt he celebrated Shsnn ''. ~
cffcis.ed az Pcstu&t1r This tbe westpSt fea"
nosCsLy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

BRAKDKETH WAX, Inc CnIsIIlp-
tee rheumatic cosye, bilious and delicate after some DAYS
use viii End renewed strength and life perade every organ OF
taeir frames 90 -, ~,
Az, r;es xnd terminate the veins. These Pills
49, sc, upon the sIteT blood increasing the circulation BY
h,sh ,s are deposited 10 the veins and they throw Oh
seh rlrctors alto bowels which BY the de-
ryed tom BRANpRrrBs PUTS eaps them from the
yvbn .t u.ed the Pills occas grptng anu make
the rs,et feel WORSE this BE- borne with for the good
come serw No gres, good OF ee scal' without some
bh These ~ npoms only where the body eAs s'Ius
gled long u.der load Of npare tenacious eoasrc
~ ye use for lew DAYS sstisf, the most unbevns OF the
srea good the Pills dom TIE ecirs shn1ii os Gaze
w in msoriy Of cases be secuted by the nae OF BSA>o
ssfais Pits. a., s.,e D
SOLD a, IS cents per box at No tAuss' no. 60 b9Mer
IN stI gudson.si ; By T. W Dyott sons Phladepha
- ~ % 1ciac dealers generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

We have dispatches with Kansas dates to Novem.
Der 10. The sale Of lanes was proceeding quietly
at high prices, with an attendance Of two thousand
purchasers. Donaldson, the Border-R uffian Mar
shal, had refused TO rearrest the murderer Of Buff
fun. Gov. Geary had stopped the Lecompton
trials, and ordered them before Judge Cato.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-26

To ADvERTIsERs-THEw EEkLY TRIBUNE will go
h press tomorrow morning at an early hour. We
shall print Of this weeks issue over 10000 copies
few more advertisements will be received # handed in
early to-day. Price One Dollar line.
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msjer Pianos MeLopEoSs befound
ouy No Broadway Pianos Rent aud rent allowed on
sale monthly SECONDHAND fiAaos
k,n ESQ 70 o $50; Melodeons StO to SlS.
says The Christian Intelligenoer; The Horace Waters
for elegance Of construction. superior depth aud sweet
css OF tone pronounced by competent Judges at the
Crystal PSce be in all respects master pieces of mechanical
skl ayn. inspected large number Of the Horace Waters
Pianos we can speak Of their merits from personal knosedsc
a. being Of the best quality
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NetuDurk DAILY Mibm,re
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1886
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken Of anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion be authenticated BY the
and address Of .he wier-not necessarily for pubes
ton, but as guaranty Of Ills good faith.
We derake 70 return rejected Communications
Subscribers In sending retsnces frequently omit -
ton the Of the PostOce, and frequently The
Of the State which their paper 10 TO be sent Al
WAys meausn the Of the Port Office and State.
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Asstser yIctSfy fos the
Uunpp paTvST SALAMANDER SAFES.

WILDER Patent SALAMAHD& SAFE-.
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also At the GREAT FIkE PLARLsI the day the
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A full assortment Of the sboye Safes.
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Official totals from North Carolina give Buchan-
an, 46,764; Fillmore, 5000. Buchanans ma
jority 1O,l55. The vote is light