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would make him guilty Of the folly Of copceang
his preference from the very friends he had charged
with authority to act for him, and who did act for
him in a sense directly the reverse of this supposi
zion, and in q manner TO receive his warmest appro
lation. These friends never thought Of presenting
she name Of Mr.. Buchanan as Gen. Jacksons pre-
lerred candidate for the Presidency in 1874.
Gen. Jackson, in a letter to a confidential friend
on this subject, which bears date Hermitage, the
llth May, 1874, uses the following language;
"As understand, there will be no consultation
mongst the delegates to the Baltimore Convention
ntil the members reach there. At present there
a great excitement among the people and division.
hey declare that they will not vote for any one
lat will not be for annexation, and Governor Cass
cling yet silent on this subject, he is not much spo
en- Of by the people. The balance who have de.
Jared in favor of Texas are spoken of, but no con-
,entraton on any one"
Signed, ANDREW JACKSON.
This letter written bat two days before the note
{ the 18th of May, corresponds with it and shows
oncusiyely that the writer looked TO consultation
his friends at Baltimore, for the purpose of con
entrating the party in favor of the annexation Of
ezas But il expresses no preference for Buch-
nan. On the contrary, from the remark il contains
lbout Gov. Cass, we must infer that Buchanan, who
as less favorably identified with this question, and
,ss acceptable on personal grounds than the Gov
rnor had been, was not al all in the thought Of
zen. jackson as q candidate for the Presidency.
Judge CAtron knows that Geo. jackson, short
cried before his death, declared that Mr. Buchanan
sAnled moral frmness, and made to him grossly
orrupt proposition. When be therefore alleges
,as Mr.. Buchanan vas Gen. Jackson's preference
the Presidency IN 1874 be sss.rts substantially
aat Gen. Jackson was willing TO make corrupt
an President and be descends from the bench Of
ie Supreme Court TO make this assertion at a time
ad under circumstances when it can have no other
feet than 70 dispsrage the character OF Gen. Jack
81 and elevate that Of Mr.. Buchanan.
But the letters referred 10 are bat small part Of
he evidence stl sxtant Of Gen. Jackson's distrusl
, T Mr.. BUCHANAN a. a leader for the Democrats
5arty. Besides the letters which have been pub
sh,,d BY Mr. Blair. be wrote Others 10 various
lends. ,udsmOBg them one which has the fOllOw-
e remarkable expressions under date Of February
3 h, 1915:
''Yon may rely upon this that Col Polk Win have
'nons Of the presens cabinet In bic, nor % one who
ia aspiring 70 The Succession, or whose name has
~besn urged BY any portion Of the people for the
Presidency unless a withdrawal 10 writing over
their own signatures that they win DOC permk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

PoRTER's SPIRIT OF THE TINES viii appear on
Saturday next ard weekly thereafter. Ii will be
devoted to what is termed SportiDg-to wit, Hunting,
Fishing Racing, and Public Anusemen's, Ike the
well known "Spnt' founded by Mr.. Porter about
twenty five years ago. Ii experience teaches Mr.. p.
should now be wei qualified for his undertaking,
while he hss always avoided or rep ehended that
grcssness or brutality in amusements which has len
derod the tenn "Sportips" cifcnse TO religious men
and moraliss. His pro pec'us announces that Agri'
culturc ara especially Sock-BreediDg shall receive
nuch at,ert on in hls new issue, TO which II. w.
Herbert will be regular contributor. Teens 50 per
annur. Office No 3i6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

The following curious commanc ation appears in The
Journal IF Commerce. 1: is published without sny
expsraton, but appears to have been drawn out by
uissppret ion Misrepresentation the part Of
The Journal Of a paragraph which appeared in TIE
QVe6tc McroHry. IL seems from this communication
that the practice OF getting nd of lunsc paupers by
shipment to ether countries is not peculiar TO Europe
but is eXtensvely practicec by patrarchal slave
holdes whose bengnaIt generosity to their sick and
disabled saves is oiten emphaticay dwet upon by
the apologi,ts for the system:
"THF FUGITWFs IL CASADA.-rhe following cor
rection il made by j. II. william esq assistant editor
Of The QreJtc Mcrcury:
SIR: 81 Of the New.York papers have aE
irmed that The Mercury a Qdebec Newspaper OF
ty years ding, has come in favor of sending
ali iugts.s unable to provide for themselves to the
pssteis from whom they have fled. Ia JUST a TO ths
psper evowin. such principles wish to correct thi.
snc eta - the true facts Of the Lr La will an
Upper CM acan mfuber of the Legu ature of the
Unit Province, efiiru ed, and | believe truly that
ifty three unstics had been placed in the Provincial
ASYLUM. uLCei the JlO wing crcumst ances IL seems
.hat the o.Ieis of hese in-ane negroes had caused
the 70 be sent North .nced under the care of keep
II on the Upper Canada shore and then left free TO
be provided f r by the people of Canada. The Mer.
c,rs commenting on THU, said where such transac
tor was clearly proved the slave should be returned
20 his owler. But 20 far from pubisbitg one wod 10
check negro en- igratiop, he Mercury positively in.
viieG ali sound aid healthy grOes to come TO Caua-
ds and recomu END hem TO the employers N prefer.
snce 20 the ma aor of white eunigr ants.
Your obedieat servant
John henry WILLIAM"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
MASSACHUSETTS, WING STATE CONVENTION

boston, w ClItNShy, 'TP' - .S"V'
Tie Wig Sta. Co vPItion assembled 10 r fneu
Hall At II o'clock this moinrg. About 800 Deegtte'
were or, sent. The Hon. Rober {. Winthrop was
chosen President. Among the Vice Ptesit nts were
Nathan Appleton, John L. Tdsyer, JOSIAH Brsil,.,
puwall of Boston as he candidate for Governor is
freely spoken of in the Convention.
The Conveltion was addressed at grest length "
Mr. " inthrop; SEQ by Geo. 5. IIillard }. Iho:nts
Stevenson Dr. Luther V. Bell and Others
All the esdDg fpeakers expressed decided prefer
ence for Fillmore for the Presidep W
Among the resolutions ADOPTED vas the folosi0s
bed That this Convention reeosG tho tact that
the Wig parry dstiuc. Presidential eand lse OF IT'S
own Ia the fe3 refrain from sinfyins our
preference Musrd FILLMORE over the other candidates whS
hs thus Iomused for The Prsite on secouut OF
qua featons for that oce. and the signal AFFINITY
with WI ob lie hiss heretofore ciscbarged its dut'cs
On TIE first bale for a canddste for Governor, Dr.
Luthtr V. Bell Of Somerville had 2l5 votes; Thomas
AspiLwall, lO4; and all Others, 6l. The nomination
Of Dr. Bell was the made unanimous.
The nominations for other ate officers are as fol-
lows: Lieut.. Governor, Homer Foote of Springfield :
Attorney General John Ii. Clifford of Hew Bedford
Secretary Of State, VIM. T. Lincoln of Woree-ter
Tressurtr John Sargent of Cambridge; Auctor,
Joseph Mitchell Of Nantucket.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

We have dtcotd. out of tenderness for those
auo1g our reaoers who are not yet weaned from
;be support of Buchanan or Fillmore, not to plb-
li.h any more d. ,ails of the Vernon! election;
bat We must expose some Of the ia schools aud
sophistIies of the journals that apologize fIr Bor
der Ruffanism. "The Dutch have taken Hcl-
land" they ssy forl citing that they have hitherto
pretended that the Northern Wigs are mainly fol-
lowing the lead of Choate, Winthrop or Everett,
il stead Of rallyipg around Fremont and Dayton.
Yet here is Tomont-tte most decided and un-
uayerrg Wing State in the Ubion-the one which
Eve belitve) gave the largest proportions, vote for
Adams in '2s, Harrison in '36 and 40 Clay IN IA,
Toylor 10 Is al 4 Scott in '52 now declaring iot
Fremont BY an overwhelming majority. Is that
no;hlIgl
But Fre mort hss not merely carried the Wings
Of Y.rmo.t-a great portion Of the Democrats are
also for him. Th.re never before WAS go clean
sweep, 70 cecided 2 majority. at sny State Elfc-
ton since jackson wss first elected. The Rspub.
licsn ,cte ia some TIN THOUSAND higher shsa
lo.s ,ear; tie Sjont, Of less. doabl.d. Vermont
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

4 friend OUT West gives us an anscdo.s Of
Ersstgs Brooks who i, )or recently was) travelling
with b circus through Cs,taraugls and the ne sh-
borirg Counties, and making spreches-som s,imes
IN the circus tsnt-in behalf o. himself or Cover.
nor and fis friend Fillmore for President. Erastus
il low in stature, not pariicala ly corne!y aud by
20 mtaDs majestic In presence; aod there happens
10 be- Cattaraugus Indian whom he so ssrklngiy
resembles that those who know but one Of thsm
ale SPIT to mistake 'he other for hin. Hence. one
Of The Cst1ral lgus lsLclords dropped into his bar
room the other day, and seeing there person
whom be supposed bis Irdsn acqusiAtauce, he
SHARPLY ordered him 10 "cl-ar out for he dion {
"sell liquor to Indars.' lie was rather taken
abs,k when informed that his Indian vas the
Hindoo candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Judge WILLIAM d. KELLY of Philadelphia has
accepted the nomination of the Fremoners Of
the IVth (Brooms) District of Pennsylvania and
viii open the canvass 70 night at Commissioners
Hall, coIner of Park AID MaIket.sueats. Whe +,
men of The highest character and most deserved
popularity Ike Judge X. make sach sacrfce,-
for he Iesgns CITY Judgestip having five years
ought Of surely. 10 doubt the result The friends
OF Fremont in Philadelphia will enjoy d" feast Of
resson' this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

We Print this morning the annual sta.eme1t Of
the Controller of the condition OF the city fDances.
1t is an important document, worry clearly aud
frankly written, and will, Of course, be rad By all
who feel proper interest in the municipal govern
ment. Statement No. 4, at the close of the re-
port pretents q condensed view Of the rapid in-
crease Of taxation ard expenditure, which ought
to rouse the working AID paying classes ihto
united movement TO reduce the present enormous
ard entirely unreasonable cost Of ciy government
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

REPrBLIcAS NEEIGSG n MoRRIsrows The
Republican Club of Morristovn held large sni veIy
spirited meeting at that place on ThuIsdsy evening.
prominent citizen, recently member Of the d rpp
cratic party, presided. The meeting was held in
Washington Hall, which was led There were over
900 persons present, which more than he Is chsnsn
party had at their late county ueetiog George l.
Ehle, esq of New Yoik wa. Introduced and made a
p. werful snd effective appeal for Fremont and Free
N, showing up Slave Labor in an admirable style
He was much spplauded. TIE Gee Club then saog
one OF those soul stirring national oies. Col. T.
Snow Of New-York delivered one Of bis cisracserrtc
speeches with good effect. He closed by .ho Sug the
iDpoitaI &c OF one vote. Crest was the enthusiasm
the clcse Cheer upon cheer we6 up for the speak
ere, AID for Fremont aid Day ton and the people
the way to their homes, sect up their shouts for
EreeCCu,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

KES1rcKY oy KAysAs.-A letter just at hand from
Lousv lie, says:
A company Of fifty young men came dswn from
Lexington last night, bound for Kansas. T1ey were
armed to the teeth, and it il pabcy stated in our
payers that they GO to fght lttle fee OF expense
with provisions gusrauteed for year, and 100 acres
of land thrown Ito the bargain
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEfKAPH.
IRON MASHINGTON.

WAsHfsGTos. WedDe day, sept: J, ls56
Order. bave been oet-rmined or by the Cabn.t, TO
60 out hy The mex. stesmer to ths GoVerntne' clce
,hat state The oharscter Of t1e orders ha~ not yet
been revealed. ,
Tie ship Resoute, abandoned by the British in the
Arctic Ocesn end for the purchase OF WILL n from 'hs
AM ericsu salvors An appropriation sas insoe ~ oDn
- for the e.euia,lon OF her to the British Govern
irent, will be r,ftted at New York. Capt. Hars!ein
Las been ,tndered the cOmmsnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
PENNSYLVANIA POLIrICS.

PHu,DELPIA We0ue-dsy, S-pt. ,, 1886.
T l.. Clifford Stcr tsry of tbe Penney lvaha Amsl.
can Stste Council denies tbs. q resolution indornng
NJ. Fillmore was pepdirg ct toe adjournment OF tas
submitted "a tte nomir alton % Mr. Fillmore VS.
iocorrtd and ratified at Hari burg in May las' ana
cer -equertlv that there 10 necessity ior con-
Alteration OF the sLhieCt.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
THE wEATHER-MAR,NE DISASTERS.

BALTIMORk, " ednt eday, Sept. 3, 300.
The storm of Monday was very severe in the l0ger
paIt of the Chesapeake. The Norfolk steamers were
unable to leave in sequ.nce of il. The e'eansr
Joseph Whit ev, from Boston, due yesterday morn
ing was obliged to lie to ten h0urs of Cape i my.
Sic came ut this morning. Her CoOr, wheel
bouse aud part of the guard on The lsrbo4rd side,
were carried away. -Four sehoopers and three barks,
loso led with cos and supposed to be New-York ves-
SELF are ashore between Old Point aid Black River
PoIt Three large schoone are also ashore at Cra-
uey leland.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
gusiness N0t1fts.
To WHOLESALE
NV sry,r OF SORT HAT FOR YouxG MRx

Tn, C,sm,prr1E -GtNIS ha, jnst received exclusive
mrrtaiien ths set style Of cor H.s introd 'oed in s
alsd the CASHHEREITE, and IL sup-ri u IN
GeIirJ ccpre'sibiy Atness 'nd p'qua sonerioe7 to
IA, of "a oss thai has vet aposared on this de Of the
"a The matsris of the hest used 10 the mtnufsc
frs II felt differs from all Other fabrics Of the KIND in
-. ~ m,e, cor Of conceivable shade Tne CASH
rRtTIT although ouly just produced sSrosd has ALREADY
cbt we'd a. pcrusty II hss been rsny
sSo, m &c ard Eng and for business spotiiLg snt r4y
ss nu,,o.s. It's veIsrce il Obvious AZ gian,e az II
Cds, into the compass OF pair on gloves, aul N not
.fe 10 eu,b or beak uuoer pressure Aoseh"r ths
T1Ss.tRyTTE the becoming undtess "at Tor vonns
s and the adapted for travelling by rail or stage that has
.x., her m anufs cured either SIDE the w4tsr
Wv" GrvrN No. 2l4 Broa0wsv opposite ST PsuFs Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Isslp:J L)allp Grisrnn
THURSDAY. SEPTEMRER 4 I8s6.

T. Proge;ive COr,eJOn6eriTho CONDUCTORS Of The Tai
K LolTg about tie Hyde, jennings Moshsr say
Other eete l, in England unknown hsrs this county
sid believe most Of the reT0s Of this to BE- hImbqgs
We ray those vho write with regsri to estates n wt;b
they isIcy ty have nay have ine',s accept this
as sen9Isl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

The Cattle market Yesterday went dowl to the
figures # the lowest market in August There
were 5000 bullocks in the pens at Forty fourth
street. and with the exception of a very few f''cy
DuIbsns, all the hest cattle sold at rates equi'd
lent to ten cents pOuad for the meat or less aad
more ordinary qualities at eight or nine cents
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

DR. HEBBARD of Boston has cast the sppe.l for
Free kans into verse and has been Presenting it in
that capacity to large ard enthusiastic assemolages at
the East lie has resolved to throw himself into the
struggle in this vicinity, and we think his poem will be
found cspi'a substitute for speech by way Of va
riety. We advise the Fremont Clubs in th 8 city and
peighborhood to call hin out. He may be found at
the Int irrational Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS IN MAINE.

ENND,
congratulaory meeting Oft citizens on the pae-
sage ef the Army bill was held here tonigh., when
Mes.rs George Evans and Jonathan Appleton made
speeches.
About two thousand Republicans assembled at Gray
To-Day, and were addressed by Messis Hannibal Ham
lin Van Wager, and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

The late Whig party of Massachusetts held a
spirited Convection yesterday, and resolved thi
as they were politically dead, and as Mr.. Fillmore
has still "ehost of chsnce," they signify their
preference for him. DR.. Luther V. Bell gas nom.
mated for Governor, Homer FOOts for Lieut..
Governor, and John II. Clifford Tor Attorney
General
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Missouri The Americans have hopes that
they have run in their Lieut. Governor between the
Benton and Anti Benton candidates. The official vote
OF all bat FIVE small counties sums up
Nevand Am. 40 053 Jackson (Ant b.. 80, clio
NewIand i37 ahead, with five small couutjes to
come in, of which one (Gtundyl was Wing. New
labd has a chance. The Anti-Bentons have all the
of or cffces
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
FIRE AT CINCINNATI

CIhCINNATI WedIe sdsy, Sept. 3, 1856.
The distlery OF John Gerker & Co., with ak frame
bopses adjacent in the suburbs Of this city, were
burned yesterday afternoon Loss $4,000. Very
little insurance.
The Hon. j. j. Cri.tenden and the Hon. Humphrey
Marshall were seIenaded last nght by the Know
Nothing Ccunc;l. Both responded.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

SULLIVAN COcsTY-Jaues A. Briggs of Oh) al
dressed a large and .prted Fremont meetisg at
Mortcelo Friday eyering l,s,. Sullivan has been
strongly Know Nothing, bui her t,emon,ers nov
busIy q. woik with cheeurg prospects. Mr, Brggss
Arouneut. we're heartily responded to-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

TwINIY-FmsT WARD GEasAs RzruBLIcAs,.-
Tie FIJI, nos Of Fremon. ard Dayton smons the Ger
mans Ct the ToertY-6rst Ward met last tight al
Fremont Hall, Fourth avenue, between twenty
eghih snd Twenty ninth streots, AID orgsnzee tre'
uont Club, b. the Choice Ct NJ Schaehs a. Pres!eeu.
rnd Mr. Hmm. tsusen as Vice PRECEDENT hAI
spri,sd sgeech,s E,m G,:s-s SShacts. GlarbsrsAi,a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
FILLMORE CONVENTION.

NEw-HAyES, Conn, "Wednesday, Sept. 3, lS56.
Fillmore Convention was held here to-day. Ex-
Gov Charles Hawley of stamford, and cx-Gov Greene
Kendlck of Waterbury, were chosen Electors at
Large, and S ID. Spery, Austin Baldwin, +. Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
FnM UTAH,

ST. LOUIS. Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1856.
The Sat Lake mail arrived at Independence on the
2sth ult The news from Utah is uDlmporant. The
DescYct N7rS says that owing to combination OF
diou'h cold weather aud grasshoppcr,, the crops
would De short. There is nothing from New-aexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
MARYLAND WHIG STATE CONVENTION.
p,,r,x,pr Wedue sdsy Sept. 3 1856.

BATTINt RI, Wfdnesdsy, sept D, I1','
TIE Od.Line Wig Sta'e Convention assembled IN
tbs city this morirg 1t l'rsry att 'ndeu ana n.utl
eb.busiasm prevails A resolution was a1oP'ed 10
md iobt delegates from tie State at lage and iolr
from each Congre sional District TO the Nauona C'n'
ysrt.op on the l7tn inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

WAYsE CoUsIY, n. Y-Six thousand freemeu
met at L.ors the 27tb. 20 rally the no nio ,tion OF
EItn ort SIC Dsy,on aud Listen 20 sdire.se. by Gen
Is. +. BAroE aDd SiLA' h BrRRovGHs. Wajps
p g.Ve he Ps;a6alsT isayy usjo,i.y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

ASsoS BURLINGAME speaks at Rochester on
Frcoy tomorrow erd at Rome, Oneds Co.. on
Saturday. The People will be out 10 near him.
HENRY WILSON, Of M,ss, will be among the
spt akers at Plattsbureh on the llth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

CoREING, Tuesday, Sept. ,, leJ6.
The Americans of the XXNIIlth Congressional :
tIio have nominated Samuel Halett Of iIofnellsyile
as Their candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

declares unqusiifedly for Kansas as Free State
who will refuse % slsnd with her in the impeding
-trultle7
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

SAFEs-With Hels Patent Powce roof Locks the sane
that awsrded epa ate meds at the W0rds Fa; Lon
don 1851 a the Worlds Fair NewYok l. 1883 AMI the on
American Safes that awarded medals at the London
Worlds Far. ~
The Patentee placed (COir gold in the exhibited at
the Worlds Fair Lord aud invited all the pick loks Ia the
world opea Safe with without the keys aud take the
money a reward for their ingenuity.
The subscribers and their agents the only persons author
ised mske sell HERRIsGs PATENT CHAMPION SAFE,
with Halls Patent Powder. Proof Locks.
s c HERRING Co, Green Block,
Nos fss l3 and 39 Waei and No. Muusys'. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
WILDnR's PATENT sALAMANDER SAFE, will

with Sears Marvns Improvement The best safe in the
world" Secured by the celebrated La Belle Po ~der proof
Lock With small keyel made under the immedste in
spectoL Mr. STEARNs who has for II sapern
terded Manufacture, duTrE which time not dollars
property beer consumed in OF he-z5 hsv
lps been tsstoo ia occidental 1res
WarapI 20 free rom dsInpness For sale by
SrIARNs L MARVIN, Nos 40 Murray AID ii6 Wsterst
Second hanl Safes Of other makers at reduced pces
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Orr readers know pretty well BY this time our
sentiments as TO the late legislation OF the public
money out OF the treasury into their own breeche.
pockets by the Collective Wisdom at Washington.
Irasmuch as
Every baeke must have its whyts
Ana eye.ie soure its sweee."
we are free 10 confess that we haze some f.int
hope Of The abatement of Ole nusance as the con
s,queLce of this Self.indulgpg Ordinance. We
rei,r to the gross aid paPable huubug Of both
H,usts adjcurrDg without the trans. ctioh of blsi
hess wAeueyer a member of either submits to the
common lot Of huuaait; ard dis aod isblrei.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRING WATER.

Tie s,esd, noreass popularity Of the Emt"e '' Jul
irg the past f.w yeas the ..
cyPTryicATEs cT rHysicihs
which ttove THE tHPIRE wsTFE
SUPERIOR 10 co>CRtss, o..
Enh'ut no i'titat 6
t. l,cb n th,t water ;ongh in me drink
is bv a ids .,t.- g.. ;...c..t, ,-,.t .
WIFE WATER - ec0t' ing " '+thec'' WIN q
,.,dtcy - ala. rr.tou and bfSDg IA proportion Of
,orr.r which mai e. usafu in n4uf pi.aes =
scEoTULots uIsFtsEH, DYsfHfsiA sc,
.rd su.I N the action d the torpid Liver.
nns-a!ng sGccuel ag,lnst
COAsUMFTGON,
oy ch rreviovsy Strsoea Waters have been rnain hs
s have rronuced strong 10 p'esion ~ TIE
u,ira h-i be FNPIEE Is dcsgoec very soon {, h-
TN MOST CELEBRATED oF THF SARATOGA WATERS
1HT
may M found AZ the p, DirR sfOies Hotels and OF o.
WNTsTc> Cos S.IaOga - rings, o. ST their De-
rni NJ NJ RnrclaY e.. Now Vol.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
CKIsrApoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. Let.

ell parts Of the UIou represent this article being
IN greay demand than other dye The has
lseed bis mandatory to the rapid Increase OF or'er
The rspoy Of the process ard the richness Of the color
p.ft.d eYc,es universal admiration Sud auo appei at his
T. = Fsctofy No . As6 uss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

NORTH CARoLIsA The new Legislature Of this
safe is classified as folows:
Ser efate...............B Buchgnan.. 80 Fillmore. II
Htu..................Buc Buchan s1.. - Fillmore. 40
Hu hanan majority House, i0 Senate, l6; Total, Sc.
No party has had any such majority for the last
twenty year,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
RUPTURE, PILES AND FIsTULA.-EDwARD II.

Dixos kdGor Of The scspe ad Operating aud DoHsats
M a. & av cures the above diseases sh1ut the
knfe orsa,ue Every undertaken sfter exanaion !.
Wssbted successful The attendance OF the Pa-eo'
Lecesssy In si Office houts from 10 morning; 70
Saod 70 eve6Ds At all other hours he at his Private
Hospital. and cannot Dc seen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Gyxr1rMRN,s HATS IN NEW Patterns :

pr.rsra;rr common custom Of Announcing stated ps
S. De fashions r Genteuens HAS we this ~ ohe u or,
patrons tie various stvss nov ready Iheo ""
=. .n,ce,,vsy followed by ans novelties that present
duiins the Fail end Winter and vii! comprise all
shs on,l,.. and nsttsrns sdsnted Metropolitan wear
LTARY Co., Leseers aud ln'roducsrs OF Fi'hions
Asor House Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
T. S. c. Q. w. 4.

FousTAIsE's soLIDIrIED CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is
making ss stir among the isshonsbles and toilet tables are
being supplied by hundreds washes haves ceaDses eeth
PARTIES breath surerby Mothers buy to bathe their chill
drsa and make their skin soft cear beautiful and fragrant
Examine H. and you will buy. Sold by all Dussiss c. H.
RING ard C. v. CLIcExSER Il Co, wholesale agents.