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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06

Fatal Accident Last sunday morning
Mr.. Michael Shannon, a married man,
boarding with his brother John, after all
the family except himself and brother j.
had gone TO the Catholic church to which
they are attached, while looking for some
article which had been mislaid, with pipe
in his mouth; turned up an empty barrel
which proved to have key nearly full OF
powder under it, the head of the key being
out. A spark from his pipe fell into it,
and by the explosion, the unfortunate man
was perfectly hayed from his hair to about
four inches Of his ankles, and ptices of
flesh from four to two inches in circumfe-
renee fastened like waters TO the side of
the room. The whole Of his clothing, ex-
cept the waist bands of his pantaloons, was
blown off, his face perfectly charred and
left black as an Africans. He presented
The most agonizing spectacle we ever be-
held, and survived until about four O'Clock
bearing his torture with great fortitude and
expressing his desire to live only until his
spiritual friend and pastor could aid him to
prepare for death. There was nine large
windows in the lower story all Of which
burst inwards, and hay stack near the
house was fired and consumed, the wind
being favorable to save the house.
Peru Gazette.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06

The Punishment of Death-Thc num-
Der of verdicts of"no guilty" which have
within a few years been returned in favor
of persons who were guilty of murder with
out q " reasonable doubt" is calculated to
excite serious alarm. When the evidence
is circumstantial, the juries contrive to &C.
quit on the ground Of the want of evidences;
and when the murderer has the audacity
TO take the life Of his victim in the face of
dav and before the whole world, then he
gets off on the ground of insanity. A cor
rect verdict is now and then obtained, sac
cording TO the law and evidence" and the
oaths Of Jurors; but more than one half the
individuals who are convicted before the
whole world of the horrible crime of MUIR
der, go entirely unpublished. This is ow-
ing to the great reluctance which is telt to-
wards taking away life. The origin of
the thing is right, though the thing itself
is exceedingly wrong. 1t is from the BIZ
bic that we learn the value of human life
and the weghty consequences which fol-
low on its end. AS the influence of the
Bible rises, human life is cherished, and
as that declines, this is held in lighter cs-
TEEN. 1t is an indication, therefore, of
deeper and more serious feeling in the COM
munity when Jurors arc unwilling TO bring
in verdicts upon which death follow as the
punishment. This is state of things which
can scarcely be cured; Cor the remedies
we have TO apply, are just causes OF the
disease.
Under these circumstances it becomes
matter of earnest inquiry whether they
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06
A CARD.

TEVHE Baptist Church in Southport,
IL hereby express their cordial thanks
to the "Association of Young Men in the
Baptist Church in Pearl ST., Albany" for
their very significant, seasonable and ele-
CANT present, of a sett for communion SER
vice: the value Of which is enhanced, by
the kind and afectionate letter accompa'
nying it. In BEHALF OF THE CHURCH,
JASON LOTHROP, Pastor.
Southport, Oct. /, l84O.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06
An Importgnt WOrk.-A French CO

An Important Work.-A French COM
pany has commenced the work of making
passage through the Isthmus of Panama.
so as to unite Atlantic and Pacific seas, and
cut off circumnavigation of twelve thou
sand miles. A ship freighted with labor
ers, tools and supplies, has sailed and is
probably by this time arrived at Chagres.
whence the work is to Mobile
Examiner.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06

who believe in the justice and expediency
ofmaking death the punishment of murder,
must not adopt some mider course, in or
der that the guilty may not escape alto
gethey. If punishment for life at hard Ia
Dor were the punishment for murder, mary
verdicts of condemnation would have
been rendered where jurors could not a.
gree, or where they have agreed 10 let the
guilty go free.
We Go not say that our own opinions
are DECIDEDLY made up on the subject, but
we are sure the time for consideration has
arrived. Until change is made in the
laws, however, those Jurors take fearful
responsibility upon themselves, who allow
their feelings to control their opinions anc
their oaths. 1t is not the way to save life,
to allow murderers to go unpunlshed.-N
Y. Murcury.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06
BANK OF CAIRO.

Statement Of The condition Of the Bank Of Cairo,
Illinois, September ]. 1910.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, 278. GOO %
Notes in circulation, 900 l38 90
Due to banks, 1897 38
Due TO Caro- city and canal con pany, 1853 90
Due to repositories, 10 1873 OF
Surplus fund, 1861 IS
$503,83 80
RES OURCES.
Domestic bills of exchange, 25467l 50
Notes discounted, 1920 81
Due from banks, Is, 461 80
Eastern remittance OF exchange, l0,0Q6 SIS
Real estate, 1899 Is
Expense account, 6l75 90
Personal property, 534 IS
Protest account IS IS
Cash, viz specie and specie
funds 112 451 20
Notes of other banks, 5,D75 o. III 500 20
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06

Great Explosion at Spithead against
IKE Wreck Of the Royal George-By far
the most magnificent exhibition which has
yet been witnessed of the enormous force
of gunpowder when exploded under water
took place on Wednesday last at Spithead.
The charge, which consisted Of 25 bbls.
or $3.50 lbs, was placed at the depth Of
III fathoms and a half, or about 70 feet
under the surface, nearly over the original
position of the fore-hatchway of the old
ship. When Col. .Palsey's prerarative
trumpet sounded, all eyes were turned to
the launch in which Lieut.. SymonGs stood
with the ends Of the connecting wires of
the voltaic battery in his hands. Scarce
ly had the word been given to " Fire -
| and the trumpet sounded, when the whole
area was shaken as if by an earthquake,
the surface became rufIled like the top Of
a glacier, and in the next instant, literally
in less than two seconds, the water buged
up and rose TO the height Of about twenty
feet, after which a sort of second burst or
bulge occurred, which projected the sea in
hugh masses high into the air. Such was
the violence of this effort, that the spray
| was thrown completely over all the ada
! cent vessels in drenching shower, accom-
panied by gusts of wind radiating from the
centre. Various estimates were formed
as to the height of the column or columns
| of water. Some went as far as 100 feet,
and some as low as 80. The commotion
in the water, and the ocean Of mud, dead
fish, and other symptoms of violence which
spread far and near. gave every promise
that the operation will answer the purpose
which Col. Paisley has in view
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-10-06

BUSINESS PROSPECTS OF THE COUNTRY
The business prospects of the country
IN general at this time, is subject upon
which an editor of a newspaper, can scarce
ly express an opinion. without being sus-
pected OF having some political design in
view. 1t is fact, no less true than strange,
that political discussions cover SO wide a
field, that good and bad times, belong ex-
cluslvely TO politicians, and none but par
tlsans have right to express an opinion
with respect to them. On the one hand,
party men seek to make political capital,
by representing the times as peculiarly en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
HYMN 20 ihc Flowers.

Day stars that se your eyes, with man, 20 twinkle
From rainbow galaxIes OF esrths creation,
And dew drops o.. her lonely altar sprinkle,
As libation;
We matin worshippers who bending lowly
Before the upasen sun, Gods lidless eye,
Throw from your chaces a sweet and holy
Incense on high.
We bright mosascs I. that with storied beauty
The door OF nsture's temple tesselate,
What a numerous emblems Of instructive duty
Your forms create!
Meath each floral bed that swingeth,
And tolls its perfume on the passing AIR,
Makes Sabbsths in the fields and ever ringeth
call to prayer
Not TO the domes " here crumblng arch and column
Attest the IL eblcness of mortal hand
Which God hath planned
To that cathedral boundless as our wonder,
Whose auenchiess lamps the sun and moon supply
y,s choir the wind and waves, its organ thunder,
Its dome the sky
There as In solitude and shade wander
Through the green asles, stretched uron the sod
Awed by the silence, rev erentiy ponder
The ways OF God,
Your voiceless lips flowers, are living preachers
Each cup pulpit, every leaf Il book,
supply ing to my fancy numerous teachers
From loneliest nook
Floral apostles that in dewy spendor
"Weep without love and blush without aoilme,
o, may Ideeply learn, and ne'er surrender
Thou " ert MT, Sologon, in all thy glory,
Array ed" the lilies cry, . in robes like onrs
"Are human flowers"
In the sweet scented pictures, heavenly Artist, ,
With which thou paintest natures widespread hail.
What a delightful lesson thou impartest
OF love 20 all
Not useless arc We flowers though made for pleasure
Rlooming DER fe III and wave, by day and night,
From every source your sanction bids me treasure
Harmless delight.
EnheHleral sages what instructions hoary
For such a world of thought could furnish scope
Each fading calyx meaento rori,
Yet fIunt of hope!
Posthumeus .Iories-angel-like collection
JJpraised from seed or bulb Inferred in earth
To me We arc a type of resurrection
And secoad birth
Were l. oh Col in churchless lands remaining,
Far from. all voice of teachers and divines,
nv soul wosld find in flowers of thy ordaining,
Priests sermons, shrnes!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
CELEBRATED EYE WATER
-Astonishing Cures peT.J orn

-3stOnlshlng CuTes pfTyUTmeu Vy
Or j. FRASCIS, OCCULiST, 10 Barclay-st
Mir Cox I'll member OF my chgTeh had deceased
tGe; one was deprived OF sisht anu
ah,gh state of ou MANY applications resorted
any COED ehes and from the OF j. Francis
Eve Water Ia month her sight perfectly restored.
FRO have witness believe II to be one oil
"a 10 M. .ublie GEORGE BENElCT.
Pastor OF the Stanton at Church
Mrs tiott member of my church. enid oeei
scee with for nearly two years large aee
the Eh aer rufes applications by different ply
the total Of sight spprehended, ht
y prepared and sold by pr Frances has effected
ssrectcgre. nev. D H. SoNr, Oh
Pastor OF the Oliver 81. Church
w. the having used Dr. Francis Eye Water
families with good effect and knowing its astonish2e
efficacy recommend " to the notice OF Inc
pbiic a. a valuable remedy Dunbar, pastor ef the
Church, C. q. Sonmers, pastor OF the south
Baptist Church; J. Harrison pastor OF the Thompson street
Church; Joshua Lane. u Third Avenue.
che Eye Water perfect for iniamatsn and WEAK
ani wiki cstaracts Numerous cefu-
Office. Ii IS not prepared or sold by
sey person IA bat Dr. j. FIR ANClS 10 Barclay ST.
5d.EARTIFlCIAL EYES inserted. i-''an
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
On CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASE

DR RALPH author Of The Private Treatise continue. to
Be eossasd heretofore a, his residence, IS cOurtland
Ps Aware % the general pnon Of that elias,
e m these diseases multad.s Of ynem seen in almcs,
Besdss ne fa+ hgd Graduate % EdinGsrFe and Men
sor q Ss rSa'd S disc sl
New D. fSy.s q .ds which si isss,1'
Of n ana s1 e, Of s on,
sosasy ~ however bat thou.snd part Of the mseres
l: Si I ,sE %
net. De- + gGTsd 1 70, many &c q such nature
ossii set Dat boi vsnere and Go aSs
s es EtS no, y S o 5 r", d.
Ts more Ss Sss .Ssss Ss ss S.sa
Il eSr so o. dIsps r, BOX ct % sT s IN
these remedies good, such the various symptoms
from another, st ceaoa sense must sii
nn 81 m Sas sy e 81 ~ Ros s...
q those who sppy e me For instance, some afflicted witt
S s ss e .J rt.fss grGPs Only n
were one ger the other but were Totally dferst d
Pui d the eases which NOR. painfully Aarrass the mind
,na ssrd The nss fsld CT ssaysy dat Of srsIe
sfter month sonsnes t6e gssi attending tbs disorder
S Ssss 2. Ss. .r e. to S TS ., assn
snore ts b.iisr OF Now re-. SURGEON physician
eure structure yet u properly undsrsiood may most
easily and speedily be do scrple
many structures be cured in many
Ted years before.
ss rssi are ia.' sss can .ppss % o., %os siS:nl
ply sicisns 81 or their TRUTH how Important that
lsnt o. the person whom be about 10 trust with such
For the of those distance veil az those
who -.6 70 ir,s their The sonyenisni and
private have contrved very little chest with the
TEEkrfss fitted the lid and which contains every theory
Cor the % these complaints That for gonor
rh beside the medicine. contains also Patent Pocket
Syringe with ingredients Ger making the infections the price
~ which $40 That for the Venerea containing than
little larger containing every thing necessary for the Of
both complaints, " SIS
With respect 70 the little patent syrnees which cannot
describe who has properly
it, convenience utility Aud indeed with regard 10 The
intrinsic value o the chest unorrry does the most
and retaned immediately the price shall be instantly
funded.
xddr,s. JOS RALPH, sepor,M D. % CORTLAND, street
New York. ssty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

ISn0 " IT FAILS 20 effect RAPID and perfect cure
pOOO without the TO diet, drink or hindrAnes
rom Business
All who have eonraoteda certain disease aud wish 10 ret
III OF IA with e trouble and without the liability
shsuli use LEROr's FRENCH sPtt IFlC. the only medi
spe dsrovs red that will this complaint without
change OF DIET, and does not affect the BREATH II
prevents discovery while using u.
In hron stages of the disease, obstinate
elects Fnor Abus Gravel Female Companls weakness
,fsse beyond doubt the most esetual remedy
discovered having eursS many obstinate cases snersvery
"o,sssFRvE@ksk f1r LERoY's WRENCH SPECIFIC
which pot bottles with foil directions in the English and
French Languages. Price 81 bottle. -
MOTIF I-The genuine Specific formerly scld AZ No 81
Nassau street, will future ~ old only DR. HARIs
Drug store corner of Brpadway ami Chambers street. New
York: the corner Of sixth and Market srsets Philadelphia:
ad Al the corner Charles and Pratt streets Baltimore
az0-xns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
DIR. AyENEL,s PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES.

DIR. AvENEL'S PROPHYLACTIC REMEDIES.
CONSISTING OIL; THE 1iGsk pILL, for severe and
fi condition .,
'1s TiiE EUPHRAsA coMPoUND, for f,bl. ard s.,-
:" THE HMXRANTH SYRUP. for morbid Affections Of
s. TIE ANAGALLIs PILL,f for irregular setiOn of the
g. THE CARDAMINE PILL, for dsransed fune, On ofibs
= THE vERBENA PILL, for ailments incident to ss
ThEE S SkHbs TiSeTbR III and
10. THE LAPsANA POWDER, for the disease. Of chill
" TME isXrIs LINMENT FOR obstinate diseases 81
ia ThE soLlDAoo oINTMEN T for injuries and com
%ii.s.s@. Of medicine hitherto complete
assds reception z ,he general rule Ieths mo.iof
2 .nbrscns .sr. oq se - sy I'D
s action sven
s,aoS fsympo%s the atsmp, al tracing a. Jsosdsrsi
S S%s scs Sar s s s s
ass :, sSS one S's az al s 20 IuSe esaSSe rom
b. s s and he, H.s as,n.i sIS. t', sa
sh view its sgeei6e acton upon The particular .rgsn
varied % ~, - % .S g5sssS s%
selves IN snseon o. ne oIeln requires ''"eoy 'o~ny
Of 's,a.%sS, s,is. ics.
dep ndrg functional snEsmep or structural dseass I'M
but Sus di.apsssr under The rasses pessss 4
gsssT 70 i he 5od be- h,
been found 10 exercise peculiar enirc Is very
dun Of popular medicine g,sine fs, dsisis
drectiens the virtues the rso-
rBYLseTc sENEpIrs may be had WITH The medicine a no
and ssll RAND Zach OF The rcmecics
relied principles the resent OF disease,
and will in most be found To answer the dsordcr for
which they recommended Under each medicine
variety could be sdducea Procs OF their healing
efficacy let the following serve a. aspcci~,n:-
NJ c.. 18th street. IS yesrs 81 DARK ccmrleron r,c
s .,oSy ;s,S Vi. "sG.s g"s n the
tons calome opium and the like nucd 18th
week, the bowels remaining ohtiu stely
costir all the time On the eighth morning ors riess rIL
given, in three hours the left and the bcwels were
freely opened and in "a hours the patient completely "
stored
Mr. b 18th street was seized with similar ~ mrtsm..
had been four days in the greatest agony hh al ne
ordinary remedies had been tried vain On TIE NIT gay cts
given, and in 30 hours ne returnes 70 hs
/ avocation.
w d street had fer sometim. complain oi pain
in chest and general sssude was AZ last sersd WITH -
the lungs, tncessant cough, aihcht
breathing parched tongue great ohe riahh
given which urng the day. removed a va mptoms,
and ~ givsg two doses OF the sN,ohs fhi IN w" OF
| three dsvs completely recovered
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

lCE CREAMS AND CONTEMPORARIES Who'll n
o,,., SALE AND RETRAlL.
iOHN BRADEN al his old stand No. Canal street hay
my from many csferaents an the manufacture Of Ice
iesIn brought ss near p.recon be- invites bis
TRENDS and the pubc generally 20 him call aud satisfy
themseyes that better article he found the city.
" hs coniee narits are manufactured under hs
dat. supervision, and Of the very best materials For sale
whole sale and eta prices the lowest
scale Remember his lew rods west Of Brs adv ay
No. 70 CaIal street iyi7-am.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
DOC TOR DE ANGELS,

tails at Nape. and member ofhs medical faculty othe city
of sU he Ass ssfn a. =. % t
.ons between Greenwich 81 andWest Broadway In certain
ass :Ss i:
soS To e he
phthsca complaints the throat eruYons
with % evils from q s.s
way his mode almost incredible manner
ms thew se
Of TIE disease restore the emaciaed patient to health and
DR. De Augelis has Elected in many whchhad
% oil the s pnso s ss ifs
ply Of this city, to Dr. De Argelis
n...tiSr fsss
M jno T6ora had here and
in favo able climate We are your csde1 serv ants
" HH \ isEH G ssp, n, = b! NJ y
found at ioSes Lane Below Coffee House slip and also
Of his brother, Aideimsa Thorn Brooil,n: ais In.
beng Ss4 s9saa
With the secular end s1a9%y Of the Isma.
s%f ,s1 %s': &c: ff
md %s.:s ssssd ss$sss: u: =
attribute tose violent and convusve headaches arrangement
sa
saA ,as to eo s
eSon want OF appetite and IN short the utter ostraton Of
snses Pdursase life; snFsndeTns ihal @slaacSoly Of
aas S o. sPrs l which, s
not unfreqeny the unhappy victim TO the perpera
effects runous very existence by the
medicine specially ADAPTED produce those regu
Madame ResieiIs female Monthly Pills long we'll known IN
Europe for their efficacy ard safety have already within the
iurd an extensive reputation From afford
cd Madame Resie in aseerisHns the effects produced b the
con bic the virtues and powers OF ssera ingredients WHICH
ihansh mid are very 10 the OF ,he Re
abstain from their FOR that cont aimed
the full sad psrelr directions when and how 70 be used
which each box. Madame Kestes signatare IL
written on tie cover ofeach box. Price 81.
corner Of Allen; 81 Csns street. and Madame Rs.eis
Office is Greenwich street. near Coerilandt New York
street h. l. Piiiadeiphis Office, sol south
F,ghi-street. ~ lndaw
TO THE BALD HEADED AND orBERs.-Does any
head l. with HART whose collar was
covered with though bruhed hourwhich has
vanished entirely orone whose hair. early
heads wsr. with scur-hose hair would grow
S, Rs so EroT 10 o t X hs% the and
you wibs told these ihns have been done By TIE o.e
demand cAsBg annually hundred centhough
hsn discovered net opposed by any thing for The SANE pa
p,r.iions that sl ruin III. ha, used to any s..n Can
more than De the rec IN
article Look 10 these thsgsbuy this article sta and pre-
to are IL soSab. liz are ssns as he cay aT
,ele really g Cor the toilet Long hair apt to fall out
he disgr.c. Of badness by neglect 81 persons.
n duty mosisis to preserve the beauties Of
watch beuati al Creator has endowed youuse the
DAN" '' CAUTION TO be REMEMBERED.
it tie true Balm Of Columbia some the mposicrs hay.
far felt tn. sendd wrappers and the Falls
sioci- wsci The, dsrt not fsrge
To avoid nposns therefore always lock for the 81
unless IL sas that nafue upon IL.
Sold Wholesale and retail, only at No Fletcher St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
TO sPORTSNEN.

TO SPORrSAEN.
GUNS, PISTOLS, RIFLES, &C., AT WHOLESALE
VI OR RETAIL.
Single barrel do do do
1000 pairs Of Pistols.
500 Rifles, single and double barrel.
Percusion Cars, Powder Fssks and sportns articles se
o,rslly.
motto abov. can be sold below Of importation
and toreduce stock will be offered a. correspond
ing prires,sy a. w. sflko CO-.
t,vI sm ala Pear street. Pistf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
d r II O r N T.

CONTINUES to be consulted conhdentiay at his otc.
" No. Fulton street between Greenwich St and Broad
way Strangers apprised that Dr. Horne be-
ing legally bred to the Medical profession IN the city Lon
for years for the the city Of New York His
tce from being general he confines to particular bransh Of
medicine, which engages his profound attention His expert
ence very greathis success astonishing he eauen th'
ally mercurazed out Of life recent affections, without
mercury extngush in few days See eradiea
ted patched up The learned Dr. Buchan emphacaly
Observes Married about be married.
shond be particularly cautions Of those affections what
dreadful Inheritance 10 transmit to posterity."
Persons afflicted with proracted and deporabe need
not despair complete by Applying to Dr. Horne
Of IS yearin New York city, has established DR.
respecsb ty and skill D. II. offers to his patron.
DIR Hornes Offices numerous and patients
come in contact Attendance until half nine O'Clock IL
the evening.
SfutSrnmncurata pudor p,ains uicera eeia"-horaeea
Itsh Epist.
in unless post paid. All city letters b,
handed in.
SPersons at distance writing their and enclosing
a fee will have the remedy sent to order.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
sTATE OF NEW.YORK.

SrrnFrNRy'- lrFfcE, AuGrsr Y lefO
To 10 N u tttr AMI County Of New y ork
30 ~irN c- - hereby CIV Tou that ~ ~. n.tt fn
era. Election th. sac q b. held "a The second hr1 ana
Of Norer tsv--1 On The - ani auny
~ Nc Vark tv q BrDokyn sni tie town 81 Bus!
ck IN the Couy ~ kinrs were tie election y 70 % neld
ON w.sn,si,y ne f.urh a,y of November oes the follow
Inc oAcsrs are 10 BE- elected:
C,,,er,or add l.ir ttsnant Governor
Eortvto Electors q President and Vice President OF We
Iuitsd states -. 80
- .sdre tator The First District, % which he
Gle aol County New York bel viii evpr- or NE l-.
sv az and tat Sesstor fr the .sd Dlst
- 4, .. 81 sn IN pia the satd next Zen raj .ecunn
You m aso take that fur Vepresebtstes On TIE YIN
gouv-.ss rfhs Uafd States, for The 1hrd b.nr.ssoha
Dr CONSISTING OF the sad county OF View fork are 10
~ rtat-a AZ the sid nart fienrrd Flection.
Attic same General Election he ialiow oh'ccrs are 70
~ CHOSEN county.
Thirteen Nsrni sfsu e Assembly.
=as-f ~ place Of trpb Acker whose Term tsp'res ON
the tfst dty % Dsce nher nent -
County Cies inpi Of Joseph H1xs, whose term 81
pires q the last dsy n D .c euber NEXT.
And Coronrr, lace q ", y. Whelcr whose term
oil sxpiie on III lsst Day " DeCeubsrneNI
Yours. resp. ffliy.
J. T.. -rENCFR, Secretary ofState.
sheriT's Once. New York. August 20, $50. .
The above true copy ofs nodcsi rec i,ed i,n the
5000 of stat JACOB ACktH,
'e''s'' SHERIFF Of the city and Couatv or N.w York.
An the pnbiic "a NE county viii publish the
.ba,- opss in each wssk. untiith r.ecii n.
s.. Revised uie vol lat chapter sth. title NJ, article ~
part ist, page 40 ~. W W.