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The following i. the statement OF Produce and
OILS received al Buffalo from the COMMENCEMENT Of Canal

The receipts of Flour for The last week Of September 1874
are 73.s.5 obl, l.ansi 6j.5-7 ia,tyea
writer in one of our Southern exchanges gives
The following mpo.lGn; l.aIemeDt:
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
OK IEIrIAToRY COUNTING ROOM.

az BROADWAY. CORNER OF nURRAY-STREhT.
rINlE ORJECl ~, 'his Institution impair. thoorcb
instruction BoosseepUg Penmsushlp and Cvnrosr-
cal Anihnet Aad Gcafy Gv.esr ui The practical cuies
ofthe desk. Private instruction given required Rooms
ones day aad everny.
- Members of the Gercar:ie Library Association
guessed apply ;ne Librarian a. Cntca ball. VINO will
furnish tckes If admission under is made with
The Co-,miee.
Ky References may re had the Academy BookS.ep
Meco and Clerks who nave bcen students during the
las; Line years.
10 For sale Jones's Principles Practice of Bookkesp
Svo. i2s Thus dosed The Academic y.
.,lu,ons hi. county l. also republsaed England
4 x,s1. nitro us,.it hs-s 2r-s
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asS FOR SAI.E-a vaungie tract Of Land. sinT'et n
; the rnwn OF Ruc haven, Sufi.h County. Long Island
sciinug the iuas .lnaa RaIiiuad o. mics from tue
az OF New I0rs, t7uwu :iy the aare oi Nhmo-ms'c,
cnnta uing > rcie7. !.D al which Uaaer Cat 'a"n hnn
qoui TO s-ra, of n,ce timber. mostly oak Ja: WITHIN hRl
mile 0f the Rarnnd. Tire reminder In par Q. hch ,ey
emf wel rdsalei To ru'yrnH cnV1sd chisit
With young growth - - yrs st.rriuc u VII Al,
tor. e5, q ,,,.J s'ate fc nS" s.' II -s3p 'igh'
noai:, OF the Frr,: :; r5mise 1nii- 3@l. 70
ha n.inAsd, esr- best .ict7 yi"- t'in w e>; -
70 surc-. suitable Tor making bricks %h -" nc Ea'-i"''
seGGsIt tho immediate N,cnt5 He oupi"t. 81 me
uau.ls cnn.is: OF anal! Dreu. Houses 90 i.Hras.
The nhoye properly a"pid in .cnn. viii be 800 low.
either entire or fi-iGed mt E.s sCi III" pn'cner
For iirlas !nfurmnrioo amply 20 JOHN \. EEhS: Esq
81 hert, street Ne.. NoTs ne subscriber, III his resi-
"e o3 I'M n, WIN JAMES H. WEEKS
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HARDWARE. CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS. &c.-The
sub.cr BEES I'M and General Dcaer5 IN Eng sh.
German american Hardware Cutlery Edge Tools, Mails,
hrves Spades, sc. offer country rerch ants and
others full and complete assortment low. for cash ap-
proved credit. Osborn lIIIl.E,,
40 BIN. 50 Fulton street. New York.
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IMPORTS of Sperm Oil, Whale Oil and Whsebone

Passengers Arrived
bs tks ship Hamburg. from Cadii-CH Stephens. UsN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

COUTHUOY 6; MEYERS, Sal BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURES OF LAMPS, GIRANDOLEs
~ iTfASDELAgRA. &c, saG Dealers in HOCsE-FUR
SiShiNG GOODS ssnetsliy-Being connected with o
osd 70 oHei LsrPs Csnaeiebr. &c for Churches Halls! H
;sz PIRATE Dwellings, Steamboats, and Packets on the n,c
reasonable terms and Of quality Be srpaS1ed N hs o,
sy other county Especial invited .hei. Sofa,
nG snip Lsips for economy ind light supe,edns all other
Oe.ofe the public NO esr han and TWO slLvyf
MEDALS haze within The ls5 years. been awarded 70 M,
manufacturers %: tis!. superiority this class of good Tn,
.e!Te.. = - @ 'O.NHeoo
s1- COUNTRY Traders supplied 3. factor, prices.
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DEITZ, BROTHER 81 co.

ofeE the following Described good. al
~ extremely 10. prices
Deosittc, soiar .Ld patent yezta Lamp. ou ore of The
best manufacturer, IN Europe
Dixon Scn's celebrated B,tar2a Ware Comprising tea
sets Coffee urns, &c
lea rays 81 new I'D elegant patterns il SETH, O. single Hall
LantheTEs of cot and tanned ginss
french per lar. aaGes and splendid patterns
Sheffield table cut!.y of the best quality
foni,h-d TN ware comprising dsh covers, coffee u.r. tea
Chandeliers Tor chgchs. E. very low prices. ll3 Fulton st.
between Nassau and Broadway. al
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. I'D NASSAU-STREET.
Al kinH. If 1ou Printing. such
p.aPELrT.. iAhA1TB ShoW b.Lss
;fnscrs f;,Rrs CONCERT BILLS. Plain :at
lhsCR 1SCg foLiCifs, rsIcy
BEL. OF hAoISs. POLITICAL BILLS
CIRCULARS. IIRtCII LAGs' V'A:, 50:
,on,ty e.ecusd ct The Office Of TIE Tubune Nc. O Nerzer
rtrsa:-opuns:ts the PARK.
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I,nyy prtce Of Three ShIilings.

IOyy Drice of Thrce ShIIlfigst
Dp.nrp - ii, IT,. .L,I,, ho,,les ,hs, ROD MAJ
X &c s'l' niee ~ , , 80 h,T,ins, Oh he tsy
=, ~" ma. t' - iu. "'e W g. orcs AZ
a. o. eapee yrI ~ w.! ~ I, wi, fores toe ssu
-, v,or ~ @ .,, ,sse Nn,s e,dsJ L.r u grsw. ce
~ SI w !, 'y pat "i ~ I'D nal. hf; rcd o.
b "c sute cur " p hs b IN ADD Sky, DO
Inn, $3.50 4. 100 he roo., eeoronica JET 30
,,;,s -, 80, -" .hssne,tk The tfAAl
'hn', & .nd !, Vii te, RE bs;, IN or,sr With s2-
,rst,na fwire ~. ion,, n. nhv dine, aIcl. made
'SnJtnyirs ~, shiili,c a In,,L-st the ssn q the
e,c,p =, 10 81 ,,sa, Ne,y Yo,k ~ Prtoo-
street Rro6kyn S,ate-sreet Hosion Ledger Bc:rfi
phiIaieinh ~ ''''~ '''"-' Aln
rrIII, ,,.;c1 r,r,I $1,000, .,rt0y bcrsby fTe
t'HE TWELFTH ''AhD aSSOClh liC., ,I 'pfpha
PARKER 10 open Land Office 10 the Twelfth War 20
the eapg and sac Of real a DS .s dss mn 70 =
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eesss IMPROVED FARMS FOR 5 4LE-Onc nenr Cold
So ,prng Long Island, lS0 acres, lies irc.n Tie l.ai
One near WestcheseI Village 49, acres. and miles from
Railroad-l3 from the Cts.
Wl be exchanged 70; City PrSpe!y.. Apply 20 = ..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

z2x FOR SALE--A rery snue Farm, situated on Long
SS Island only niel from the city o. New York. con
u tanning 50 acre., 80 Of whchk 70 nigh state Of cuva
tom and 10 Of good hsavy timber 3good Orchards good
cesnt so tho door the purchase monsy
can remain or bond and mortgage 10; number OF ye. Fo
onrcuars inoure Of HENRY iDAIR. No 9+S iarsnnlst
Brooklyn. OF GAUNT b DERRICESON Us souihst!se',
Nev Vn,t 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK.....oCToBER g.

Cleared.
Rail CT, Is,,c Newton W.nbut Hamburg Schnid; K
ps,eheo ~
R,,,, vV,;lu u,ey Cnrrne,on Nnrsee draper Dueen;
Rudolph t,roneng Eid,dge Key West l. hialan l. Co;
80, shav p NJ, an pr,nrs I'm, 4 rrrk
ASta, oa~ 1 "nr ~ r,, 80. Sow, Iona, Smith
7sSior WIimnS,on &c T. \ PomIe Aerancer Dewey
Na,.Ss,, Whals a hsfnes MatsnIet Woclom Ps,enbur
Iinn,sd ~ 60
AAuA''U - w.
Arrived.
Shin Wa,hnSton Mat,san ffnn Palermo, Aux Is, witt,
hnsee rax, sc to & X Bridge. Passed Gibrsar IN
The ~ ha. been IN company with the ship tieIe ppn FOR
weeks: experienced very bad westher
VINE ,ait &c. - master
Bug Empress. Shiete oil toumou'nc - Go's ,'' ' a
soniia Euoa WIN niahn.any Seua So w - '-A' -
20 Leit DARK Aal oaGiuS ~. ,is NTH r,,hoso
-, cst.r &c 10 iJ,n,.l Gam. Jr
~ o. u.o'.a TO-, %cuh.n n 4 naval trones IN
OSoe1'I go a. w .S.,,,.,s v;,.;,i,
scSi Gnpp.t. s s%e s' VMc,nie.
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Disasters, &C.
Eoreix,, Ports.

A, ania April Is sop, Exchange. psabody. for Boca
NAV is and Charlotte. Gerry for Boston IN all June
Bordeaux 7ih u Ship Angelo CtaIkson. os New. YORK
Al tron.,aa, Sh u ship Kouohase Foster. ds TO load
A. ssserdan 9Th ui. bark ADo,h. Simpson, for YORK.
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TRIBUNE BOOK BrSDERY,
No. =, SpRrcE STREET,

TRIBUNE BOOK BrSDERY,
No. spRuo. STREET.
THIRD STORY.
GAYLORD 81 iLEEhHpEH'
Arc prepared 10 execute Bndn. for BoOhSELi-Es.S.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES aud private indlvitu15
N b. rariculs- a,.entiou pad 10 rebntas Cd 3oos re-
riodice Music &c. good style nad &; reasonable F
Person, vi.ng the city have taer hcoka 'sISe2. u
.hor notice '~
W Water Cure Establishment, 65 Ear
cley-r;-Ioe! ey 81 D. Practitioner. Those ''ho can
not ge relief By drugs. invited 10 Try Natures best neo
cine Ire location cify asd AID the conveniences
angle for the fall treatment by Water The poor adved zTa.
,p.ioasly. ~ o'm
o- mutunI Life im.urense Som na25.a ~ SOL OF
:nr1.er hss Issued fory-iive policies
20 Msrch.ui. and Traders. j. To Government Ofee''''.i
:, Mechsnics
- CisTsS :iEchs .'''''
Pa;-icians.......,..,. M4hc!ac'utsrs ''''''''''i
p,nse,s ~ / e Engineers ..............l
I.-r,y | MuTnes .............s.i
Ladies. "A
"a Total Iiv..Insu ......45
MORRIS ROBINSON. PFcster;.
sANrgL HASrAY. Secretary.
MiSTCEs PosT. Physlcan oil I'm
ISs- THcr,gcn's Clay meda..-Fol sale at the
Tribune Office l61 Nlsau-stree., Hossoss CLAY MzphL.
Tine kicnlon ycksovedgsd Likeness nnG pfonouncsla
5 i11s .,''c..S 49, iyil II
Graham Fiouse-He>v Arrap gement.-
ROSWELL C0~S in :rr.s his friends md The pubic hat he
naS enlarged h., BO4RUiSG EST3BLiSR8E-EI.
Snnyyn as Inc rah House - Barclay street ~ adding 70
sent ar p,-ca.nc; BOHrters the most favorable terf ne
Vegetable System VIII he &cty adhered TO- but ataO!e WIN
be ersf GI ShS'' s whS pise R tg ee S m
~, ROSWELL CoSs.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Others nre invited to call
and examine our stock Of the above articles. IL pait
follows. viz:
Mems Thick Boots Mems Kip Brogans.
Boys do DO tiens Cali B'cEans,
Boys Calf and hip do. Do do sowed Brosans,
Youths do do Do Rip do no
Mems Calf and do DO Boys and Youths do
Do fine do stitch do DO do peCsed do
Together with great variety of Wo1en's and Chldren
wear lower than for Cash City Accepiunce by the
ase or dozen. GALE & co. 20 fearl.st.
au23 3meodt U. s. Hotel Buildings late Hollis House.
T ORIN BRCOKS.-l. the undersigned. an happy to in
IL form the PUBLIC particularly The sporsmen and those who
are more DESTROYS of travelling with than ordinary
elegance and speed and with infinitely less physical e1eon
that fully convinced TINT Bookss Elastic Metallic Shank
Bood decided improvement any and every thing OF the
kind before introduced and that tends materially To III
crease The facilities for running. walking &c have these
past walked thousand miles, and run some
hundreds, but must say that never experienced SO tiis
ague treaiing the distance and ~ Inc speed rs did
Yesterday summing miles and quarter the Ben con
Course which satisfied Is, to e considerable extent attn
brl1b 10 the admirably constructed Elastic Meiac shank
Boot manufactured ba Mr.. LORIN BROOKS. No. l23 Full
ton street. which hnd tie good fortune 10 coming
conoueror. Be the qualification In my mind what may 1T
the rcss must acknowledge that much indebted 10
Mr. BROOKS and the Elastic Metallic Shnnks. for which offer
many hanks ind recommend them 20 eli with hearty
good vIll. Il. SIhHNAkD. slo I'm
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ssps lat IS 80 ION IL IS. bark pucass from Palermo. Of
and for Boston,
Oct lat II ~ Ion a. ship Corriet hsace for Mane:.is
st 3d. loo o. passed ihfee me,Ie schooner. supposed 81
Sept Is Ia, 70 is spoke brig Eliza hence for Apalaeh
cola. DAYS out.
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t,>NGLlsH CLASSICAL AND ~: sll-
"a L II. Nu. - Fourth - New Sork.-lOtN YOTN-.
O' Primo pal oil tie Bfookyn COLLEGIATE Destitute
nrd ROBERT G. PIKE Teacher u languages the
1ttutdn. have opeued schuui1s h:e.wheie may be
tied i- C"e.e any department If business Parents
rely upon The ch0ol ~ being perfectly e!rc both he 10 the
cubc1 the u liz scholars. Circulars c1Dtf!nn.
references. sc. be had the principal Broadway
b Oh stores. or 1T The Institute.
N. b: me two lads wi!i be taken G, 6oarder. in Nj
YOung's family. as 3leods
SELECT CLASSICAL. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
tCEN:d6rh iora, ". 1.-The twentieth session Of the
above institution VII commence Monday the 18th of let
instant A lew studenls received nt0 the family of The
Princpa Terms s50a year references gwen cl hppca
non To me .ulscrbor. &c HUFFMAN IS lW-
Young LADIES' BOARDING; AND DAY SCHOOL.
MIR BAILEY respectfully informs her patrons and the
pubic that she vii fcaren her Seminary Monday the 9Th
OF September next. For terms, references &C. apply CT her
residence. No. iO Carroll Place. Beeckerst IS 6w'
RuhRDlNG SCHOOL FOR ROyr-Eew.;anaa Sem
onary. CI-JOHs OSBORN. Principai-Number OF Pupils
hunted lwenty-ferms 1 per Circulars can be Oh
tanned Of MessrS. B. T. Wcib iI Gfands;rce John Dmon
2o7 kyiaCtvn street. SHs ludlam james street Dun
comb. cweTy r. Bach 80 Concod.street okyn. TIE
PRINCIPAL car oe II Sv9 fearreci where circulars also
may be "5taned. q lm-
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FOR THE EAST

H gA59 D. D. w. VlSSCHERS EXPRESS win
IES-I9 leave NEW YORK on biondany ana
-&AS&s5SEsle5,, Tkur,dsy in Steamboat NIMROD at 6
o'clock A. ~ West ockbndse Housetonic Railroad
Return leave Wee; Stockb.dge Tor New YORK Tuesday and
Friday uI the transportation OF bundles packages, Money and
produce Office No. 10 West Street nyG0 fin@
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New-Bcdford on Market. Der. :.

OiL.Tho market remains the same for Sperm last no
toed sales as bbs c gal cash. and iU do price
made public. In Whale there has been fair demand.
with OF $3.50 bb at S6c l5O do w GSc. and 400 do
very fine n W ut 4oc per gal
WKALKpoSE Nothing done in this market our last
Imports of Oil aud Rone tho United Sntes during the
week: aaO b5ls Sperm. ESQ do Whale OIL 49, los Bone
lShippng List.
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THE BEST STOVE OUT.

pROFESSOR OiMSTEAD'S PATENT sIoVhA-
For Churches Halls. Paror. Stores Nur.enr g.. a.,
large and beautiful asSormen; Of ihOs. stoves o neN
also Drums for Halls Pao. together wiz %
foher desirable Stove. for burning wood o. eo,
have been made season. md ose IN want oil stos
would invite to cyan gu bsOre pnrcoHns 80
where stoves repaired end put NJ shgr roee. ana q
kinds of sheet work 9lnde Ia onler. by o.
s27 En-. TROWBRIDGE 80 Water 81. nehf PuEoc.
Il SPLENDID IND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE Fuh
THE GROWTH md RESTORATION,
TO BE.a UTIFY, DRESS. Glenn IND SoFIEa
THE HUMAN HAIR,
And otherwise improve and render splendid o'nans
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Sailed


sw .hp Audaos. Am.terdam; Bnc Trnolson. Bordeaux:
Belfast Barbados: BuiEso Mamicni. scht oonthsrner.
Charleston. and othen. Wind WSN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10

FryOic the Inc f:nCh taught through
hanerns Oral system exclusively used By MI GGuvnin for
these fifteen years past The Pano. Guitar and Singing also
caase usually s9olen IN the family Apply a, ;a7 Broad
% 6r
s)ERrH ANIBoY. sEsIiNAEY-sciennfc Maiselnatical
and classical The winter session OF "a weeks viii com
rnence on Monday, Nov. .,h The Of instruction is
bs Of john S cSae eRn
or 3. q t s% Principals E. W Wo9pskGRGEE
rROOKLYN CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SELECT
ID SCH .oL No. Is Hicks :rec;.-rhls School will reopen
with It's Ind session Monday. End Of September Thor
patrons. Crcuars with and Other information
be ob,sned of The rt,ncipal. suSo II
,LASsSl6G,At AM. AND ENGLlSn B2ARRSg rsCno%l
Principal. ain5Eles = MaIse;sireet. n. Y. ari6 Pm
pEaEr RAsSs 9KAL RRAGTiG4t AMP s CHAM
WliioUT GoGNS AID STUbY. AZ -''o---
PROF. b>SEf Is abon; forming h! Evening CIasse Tor
process ns bccn rsc'ce for these three ard hav
ns full s!ac1'3U 70 those pupils whose vocation and
business them tiaT studying. has convinced the
ucnr OF he eiteacg OF ms rev method mas been thor
WHO 10 JON different classes. viii please call
G'sley, IS the number IN eaca class WILDE lmired
door ~ na and nef p NJ ''
sepsS swSJweot.r ia rhsSc
E'AMlLY EoARrlNG sCHo1t. eoG sQYS. Stamford
ofthe Wilton Family Boarding chou (which has its limited
nia Sre6s Isl where lie ha: large and commo
iious Building express, io has School. FURNISHING. superior nc
Principal by calling on the Rev d. Newell. Editor othe
,ian Family Magazine, IL Nassau street. Rev D. Mead.
Editor OF he CHRISTIAN farlc Magazine ana Mothers Maya
lne September o. October % II. Is L.
y 81 81 and also circulars al any time obtaned SIS lm
pRITATE TUIriON.-Mr.F F. {. SCHAFFER, Professor
Ladies nd Gentlemen OF this city, that Academy will
pen Wne day October IL al his residence No IL Prince
street, near -ullyqG. ,trac,.
Schoo day. aad evenings vii 5e made suit Inc
.ence Of h:s Pupi.s
Mi Wi. send enrc;is s;ys private lessons in casse
sir.s The residence OF hb lupl l.: the Acatesiy
snd also iaies aut Gentlemen Sno wish 10 make
vaie NHtzin. n -..ts AZ his Academy.
For farther particulars a2a ; above. ~ Sw'
{" A SHLANp' HALL-A Family BOARDING
n SCHOOL, FOR BONS.-Number limited at -. Ten.
traly situated IVES, Bloomfield. EsS. Co ~ J Is mills on
y Yort H. from Newark. isr-ss moderate
The frsi Session ~ this l?situiicn wall We'd
nday 3n Oct under the iinn.siJe care subscriber.
Cfor the last .ers Pr1reipai a. ne B!eemrS Eng
CcssieG! .aeciefgy DAVID y. FRAME
Principal and Proprietor.
Particulars furnished application 10 the Pncipai oy nsl
OF otherwise NJ tNlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10
Water Cure EstnbIishmept, 65

rs TnoInscn's Clay meda'.-Fol sale at the
Tribune Office l1 Na1sau.stree.. THossoEs CLAY MzDAL
The Is an acknowledged Likeness. md ponounceda
,a.,rsce Of at Prce SO perhcncrsd Orders iror, LAY
Clubs solicited. IN II
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Tuos F. PrERs Deputy Sheriff
lI.ic, New York Sep; lsth 1874. - lsN eS

IN pursuance an order of the Surrogate Of The County os
New York Mosce = hes5y gysn to al persons hSInf
York. gentleman. Geccased present The same VITA ire
vouchers thereof Charles T. Willis, No lS2 Church street "a
6er next. Dated New York the fn;day 81 Msy. 1874.
MARCUS HITTING.
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ITO IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS-Tbe aas srti.e- viii
exchange Plat Of .1ieea iiuue ~ u c,eund secanI
,.unted ebJuf ne ard hall Worth Of Union Piece. ns-
wing splendid viaw Hucsua R.s:. :tree OF 10 great
tno-ougn'r:e- cadar 70 9e property cc:e> NJ W; /"
u Corr, md FINN s,:irs sisuc
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-10-19
DEMOCRATS!
Stand to Your Guns.

Vow Struggled glorionsly for ihe cause o
Democracy and Equal Rights on Tdeslsv.
md, despite The errble alliance in PhIla
'leIphia city and county, you have glorious
y uiumphed. You have elected your Go
vernon by majority sufficiently large io'
III useful purposes and have main aimed
your ascendency on join, ballot in the Leg
stature, thereby securing a Democratic
United States Senator Under The cir
cumslances you have acquitted yourselves
like gallant IAbOrers in the Cause, Bn
relax not your vigilsrce for the NJ IN
BA FILE ia November. Every man OF
you remain firmly fixed AT his post and you
will carry Polk and Dallas by Is 600 ma
jorily. Philadelphia will do better for us
by al least 5000 than on Tuesday, aud THE
countty mus, no. re'rogade. Now is the
time for every genuine Dsmpcras to. prove
his sincerity and zeal. Now, or never,
is the time, TO stand by your guns.-Uni
on.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-10-19
DEMOCRATIC,
MASS MEETING.
At OrangeviHe on Saturday Oct, l9h

Pursuant 10 a notice. meeting Of III,
friends of Polk and Dallas, was held al thu
house Of George Seiple, in Orangevile, on
Thursday evening September the 26Ih.
inst. The meeting was organized by cal
ling EMANUEL LAZARUS Esq TO the Chair,
and J. s Foods, Secretary. after which
,he object of the .sasoilng being Stated by
the President, it was greed 10 hold '.
DEMOCRATIC MASS ME TING.
a, Orangevile on Saturday the 10Th oI
October next, at which time there will
be YONUG HICKORY POLE rails
ed.
The following committee were appointed
TO cary the same into effect.
Committee Of arrangements -lssa'
WEIGH, Abnor WEIGH, S. J Slackhousc
Benz amin Hsyman and William Fies'eT.
Committee Qf limitations. Sc. G
Rickets, Esq, Lamuel Fornwald and Jess
Coleman.
The Pole will be raised precisely a
o'clock, A. M.
EMANUEL LAZARUS. President.
j. s WooDs, Secretary.
Sep, 26,h-ls44.
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SIaILSIarIg-S'S SAILS.

EDI virtue ofa writ Of venditioni exponas to M
a Hdirected will be exposed to public sale at tn,
Court House, in Dsnville on the 25lh day of Ocl
at o'clock p NJ
Two certain lots OF ground situated il
Moth Danville Columbia county, the first contain
ing eighty four feet in front, and one bundled anC
fifty feet in depth, bounded by Mill street on th,
east, by the Northumberland Road on the north
or the south by lot belonging to Jonathan RisheI
and on the west by an alley, wnereon is erected
IA fame Carpenter shop. The second containing
fifty feet in front and one hundred and fifty feet il
Depth more or less bounded in front by the Blooms
burg Road the east by Ferry street ON the soull
Iby an alley, AID on the west by land of Alexande
Montgomery, whereon is erected a frame DWELLING
house, and a frame stable.
Seized taken in execution as the property O
Peter Hoats.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff,
SHERIFF's OFFICE, DanyiIle,
Oct, 5Ih, 1874.
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BENRYCLAY AND COONERY.

4 I, is q we'll known fact that in 1916
an sct was passed by Congress changing
she compensation Of members from six
collars per day to $500 the session,
(which al that time singl session scarce
~ reached one hundred days, thus allow
'ng member fifteen dollaisa day for
his salary. MIR. Clay advocated the
passage Of this odious sc'--,nd although
al tais time he wssreceivlng f,0elve dol.
lars per day as Speaker, he declared
that he could mol make both ends meet,
/, would be well for these coons who
promise an economical adminislra-
ton of the Government, in the event ol
Mr.. Clay election, to remember this
fact. A man who could no, live him
self upon twelve dollars day would b.
~ beautiful subject !ryly 10 administer
the peoples affairs economically. 1t il
q perfect con,rsdctien Of terms, and an
insult 10 truth and csudor to talk o.
such an absurdiiy.-But we will let MI
Clay speak for himself respecting thi,
matter. So warmly was Mr.. Clay's in
terest and feeling enlisted in the matter
,bs, he lef' the Speakers chair & deliv.
,red himself Of speech, advocating the
passage Of the law, sketch of which
was =, The time published IN the Lexing
ton Reporter, Mr. Clay'sa organ, fou
which we make the following ex
tract:
'Mr. c. (Clay) said his own persona
experience determined him in volin NJ
for the bill. He had attended Congr es
sometimes without his family, and a
other ,imrs with part Of il, and al
though his compensation was doubt
that of other members. h declared tha
he had never been able 10 10 make 6't|
ends meet at the Termination of Con
gIess.'