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GENERAL NOTICES.

vii BE- be- is evening o. Monroe Hall 81 Cd O'Clock zach
member OF he Job l. requested bring TREND Dee
fh.f Cubs the last ray Of lre.sud's Hope Come
th-r Yutul freshmen OF New Work revere
OF h9-e B. haed and BLEED for Liberty aud hose
uen who have sou % perish beneath DE ruins OF their
county or toe BE- freed from English dominion
a. ii- EUGENE OSuLLiNAN. Proyl Sec.
= American Institute TURNER'S Cuba
fg rF VII be held al iLC Repository the PARK Tues
dsv. AUGUST ], 81 noon. Tie subrcls-ssh Muck. Hay
GOO sri Turnp Planting very interesting Report CA
Mafurss. sst MUCK, Nc-Chiness Mode Of Multiplying
t.. a. All IL
~ Public Notice Is hereby given ms' the
gJnrd lately purchased ~ tie We my OF W 'A.- ia
z the Trustees Of Saint Paincks Cahedra for Csno o.
Elral ouud aud 90 De- ctIed 'llFaI1 Nei''Dllt ~
teen Ircosed liz lirh and strong FENCE AMI rc por
ron q the inc osure was sotmnY con s'iaf0 "f "ltu
Rev g.shop Hughes on last Ihufsohy TIE llc.' are CON
a. ir,4r.d more appropriate Burial Ground could moi
b. furd in he entire neighbofhooc Of New OH -.
In Consequence Of the Cemetery ~ 1919. .,ss
e0 notice hereby farther given me- no new ll,rl
eis teAe psce In sad ground after edne'oAy' '
% instant
Nofce so hereby farther given that no INTERVIEWS can
tereaief take psce the Free Narf % Fitci-i pet",
Ing nov Sled
new place for free intenncn's has been provided in
taFufy Cemetery, before mentioned.
Applcsuons for irermerfs are fo he made usual ii
Mf JANIS hsRt, sexon Al the Caihedr. IN MglbeHy-s
BY order Of The Board Of Trustees
sDl sls b OCONNOB, Secretary.
~ The soft, Angelic Expression Of some Ie
nal"s y grateful 10 view while the repusgr coarse mud
dy. yellow faces u Others excite disgusthc zane win
males Could such peope be induced 10 Try cake Of the
with he change They would have d.irafe clear
whic ssin ale every stgufemsli eruption /, od be-
TeuIfrf and cured
Torticgl1y Notice Persons who have bougit e,
tefeis and limitations Of this and have had no eject ufo
cuced must Try the The original Mind, Az for Joss 4.
Sep AID by Il snly sss1 CssIssmsl ssl asSdis
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acco-1N1opArroN LINE no noRwALY.

0-SD STEAMBOAT 81. NICHOLAS, on AID
= ller Iuesdsy August WI comm ence ri.-
E=zz-As--- ug fJr s season 10 Norsais, landing 81
port Chester Rocky Neck AMI stanford Leave foot Mar-
lei-' PN daily srd Nofwak on ne arrival Of ihr
or lrtt or aa-sasr aDplv f1 ihe Capfsln ooar me
boat or 10 john ROJMA., Agent, Office foot - North
More =. obi -ruir- B<f WE
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EXCURSIONS.
FOX THE FISHING BANk-

fZN..s--s-iN OFF SANDY HoOk,-The slanch sea
So 80 steamer BUFFALO, Capt hnncos,
vii run every Monday. Tuesday, Friday sunday TIE
sea steamer JAMES MADISON, Capt T. sis-ou. val rln
every wednesday and Thursday Boih togs VII leave
me foot Of Robiu-Ou-s oil ocork Cara 80 iisnH
"a. Catraruest v bli Grand, .; Pier No g. ". a NJ
returning VS. 2 II. Refreshments, lines sud lal on bat
~ ioI w.i accompany the Madison and Capt Smith,
TIA fisherman. VITA his harpoons viii be on board he
Buffalo Fare, Fifiy Cents iy.8 lwis'
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Will pr.oTFy OE WFDSF SDAY. ARC 2,
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
spANgAND's NEW PANORAMA or itir AtsH't i'i
hBANn Mississippi RI FRS, showing country OF
fvsry-tre, ulred miles, being oy Ear the largest pant
iu boz the word, and Of tie arges t"s On - Oooe, eh-
ending more an 1--WE. o. degrees OF latitude. open every
evening at Panorama All, $50 Broadway adjoining Mo
los Garden. - -,s D.. -,
Admission s. cents; children ha! pnes Psnorsms VIII
commence moving al Oclcck. ,.
'.ioc. JyJl
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EDUoATroNAL TEXT BOOKS.

PUBLISHED BY n APPLETON Il CO, go Broadway,
4 GREEK AND LATIN.
Arnods first end SECOND Latin BooS aud Practical Gram
mar. lmo 75cenfs
Arnold Latin Prose- CrmF o-.foH. ~l
Arnold, Come jus NrpUs. N Nh ..u'es Emo c,s
.,uo. o.. sirs Greek DO Is 81 cents.
Al. d's Grtek g. mnu-lann l2u' = CT
Arlod's Greek Reading Boo6. tdted by Spencer Emo.
= 50.
Bezas Iatiu Tes'amert llno. t3cen's
Lisv. with Nutr~, by Lincoln. i2mo. :.
Ca-ar's on eutarr- Notes. ~ Srencer l2mo 81.
Tf~tl. Genania and AgucOs. Notes By TYLER s. cents
Boiesen- Manual a. Greek snd Roman Antiquities trans
lated with No'.s. by AToJ. .2n, -
IT. FRENCH. GERMAN ITALIAN AND SPANISH
u end arf : New Method of Lear iun French. 81
Do. do Germ. u, - lrfsl arl i'n'iln. : 81 eacn
Colof- Dramatic tretrn Reader. lsmo =
rowan. Modern r ucn do. 81 IS
De- f.vas Elementary. do c.lts
sIrrenne's French Pronourcmg Dictionary - So
r.-le.f-. Iin--ln heafer q wv I'VE
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~ West Iudis ciPatton.-An AM, rfy
rr-..irg vii lie held in the fr-i We'ieyan Memo. Pc
rcl in Kirg..t near Hudson, Tuesday evening Au
w.. l. 10 commemorate the Emancipation Of me pru'u
Nesl India Save. DOors open 81 - Oc-ocA' a~4 A.
- On Wednesday Evening, me 9Ins SH
T'upersuce Tract society. recent organized vi" in"
s5 1nr,ber Of s.enke-s sddr,sa the meelns aul II
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AICJiON SALES.
,os,.p sIcHAKDs. Aueuooeer

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aucu0nsst - ~.
nv HANGS RICHARDS 4 PbAIT, 800 - -
Is Broaiway-LiberAl cash advances m'ao Oh ''"''
m"1i ~ s ~ s,e yie.t1TH STv-YoRK TRADE SALE
n IL CsvnF~cED TIVE srsrONEhb - - r,-,sr,s
on FEiDaY Aucusr - AID THE book 81. =, ,.,raf
Arcrsr !a-The unders gned announce We ~ -.
T,5s s.e 10 b. eonoe1raJ al the above ds- II W. -
conducted under the same regulations a. NJ ssi o..
y r..r,s of gook. Psp~r stationery. Sierooype fiaS''
z der. Cioh Leather &c respectfully -,
Psrcfas- Tor ths printing should D. turti-h~l ~ -
NJ Nv neNt a hcf time he catalogue WI pe ptt
n.1.f al advances vii De inside on recri 4. 49,
. - ,-r,.rss BANGS. RICHARDS PLAT,
VIZ" ''i %. Broadway. Nee y lfs
AT Paiv,rr sALz-A collection 81 choice on s.A
- d., = l,rye one by De B0uf, nne Landscape y
Ws.on beautiful Flower ard Fruii riec'- sc =. m -
s.r,.. Also collection Of engraFinEs' seAfo7 Po'"'
~ early President. &c ~ frames --
~ y col TON, sacft0a and Csssssis'i9a DO ,
IL -. R'.,,' SO Broadway, tsotbc hal-ii. l'l9r
a. +, 49, .,og-rsn.l ro0n. Is now 49, ~ -
-..-s r.l.a,. tlrnmTe DRY Goods. NHfpcs n'.- il
.-.r.r- srrr. ~ every 4escfi papu rI 81, -, !
-,@ - - 81 4uctcn snd IA mar Sc 10 Ia,
prorpraess Ne ~ $40 ul u y pIrioi''
l. .~v r-ri offts ~'y sitend-o a.. 20 1s.t ----
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'HANBERLAly. Aa.i, ,...

G. ca AMBERLAtN. Ala once, . .,.,f,.
a. srrnf1r-C HARLFS CHAMBERLAIN ". 80. =.
WEDNESDAY. Ar-ust 2 Nj y oc.ocf on We E. -.
,5,...f -,rr,rr II TwsnfN-r liib street AM Arur'
,ue. he .tec,s oil JACOB H. kRlhN, decrs."l' e on''
- 90 carpenters fcos. ben-hes, hNiaic' arc of
r.ii .f..IsS : THANFR. fabic Atuil. d Nl-.--
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W BROWN. Aurl0ceer. ...r 81,
GARNET AM no, HOLD FtkNi ~ hf

4'.HINIT ND Ntt FII'VilU p -
< Sr-NEDNFSD AnF lat Dog o..'e..l' 3
.,., r.. ~ /. Isrrs ssson.lto OBJ superior Pam t''
c5spri.rv mahogany dressing bureaus, bpVA cases'
-lucfe- cliusn-. Glys1., mar BE cop ce YER -yi go
.. sb.tsri. rrghnvanv dining. card solo ana Fan.
f,b,sS mahogany Grd maple tst.'-fs Lal mattresses "
viii varou. house furnishing afuc.tS Slsaiogu'ss ~"
lady
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ny ~ -. kRMP. Aucuoneer.

DN X. 4. KEMP. Auouoneer .., s.,rcr Frs.
j. yxrfNsrvr AND PrRENFrokr AyerioS 80 49,. :, Il
>frrsF .Np Pf.xoF0XrEs, on TIT RsDAl, A ah. 80
''s &c Ws-erogu. - Broadway, orposIe ta' -
u,u by Catalogue containing about 81" iois .c'-s -
49, "a b-.i assortment u gOvt Furniture ever
4, struor in ths city snd which VII D. 'oiNi W
N .'s s.rerf1r I'D - trade. hoie. su5 h3i.' So .
40 ssellt ~ P.nosr7c., 6. IS 40 oc..F'-- ~"
..-.l. - hsrpaf.er.
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GAS LIGHTS.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED having been engaged Tor long
bob Che Gas L.'hung, have ct ihc iorce ~ NE o.
ms so often urged Haaust iuaAn. 4as COZ ones ~ p
i.ruis-a. VIZ. lfr4e f.au FiRr sud .lr exceedingly
.IrU t..H sAiEli tI.s.u. iuu .c d-acu oi usn 40
in te manui.,f.r ui Gas These two objections have
Hhrffn deter iltm um a4fsifr f.U erection 90 pl-
vsfr ms works. excerpt n Isolated hu ines log tar cfs
iatY rnw v 500 lyHagfv .rufW Nr lst ''i tit PIG '-
occurring facis. Chat u ifcil ncn Gas AffAssfss' irst
t,o obstacles cIurry removed, ard hey can fcc'nr
u,,ti tf erection . g., tcI rrl Sow here a. perfectly
.,Yf and 0s f,,n un ea.,nt ssI a. wei - very reo-
rnuurai- pIcfucus brilliant gas so .nia. rNp'Nse.
choly salr sfl hn lau Nsa ior hia i'''i'' az.
r... fu I.t,r. u ID u,.-,,tf-.i L4r.r coa-llcrs of
GOD nr sas ore .nNi.rl O. ca tld exam 80 N' HftN"'
"a 4 q continue tn rrcci si7 " t' '' ~ ai't siu~-
.n. bio past sr,rn wears ftufN arrtirNnn n steam
uairr ID .n. t,air,s ana F.Nos uu hs.ui ls us1aA
ia. ~, - lnhr-.f
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..ptrHEFN AND WET GRt MERCHANTS
- Merchants from Ie West 900. s.l Gre invited 20 tA
e rr large ,0ck OF Papers, t1h Books ana station
err atc oded and oso vi ols on inanuiacnre eA-
f.sy f,r lr Sal rgde Our prices are exceedingly low,
and CAL. buyers viii frd 20 heir interest % pGr base al
orr B. re- - Nsiienane Blank bCoa-, ~ All sizes ana
WIN ma Wrrpr.ng Paner- very ch-lr; Go.a Pens.
diamond .o-i- rs .urei o.; Cards, Doriroe- C1e---
i-l Baca eulu1n oI.rI-. sc ir Pl.e s. t1ve opsSc
s1 ri FRANCIS = LOl rRtL. - Maiirf-lre
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CLOTHING.
SPRING AMI GUNNER cLorhlIia.

SPRING AND sUISINILH CLU ~
H. mcELROY h CO. 23t BROADWAY,
,f,HREE DOORS ABOVE ThE AMERICAN NOT ~
and directly opposite the Psfk FOUNTAIN, are pre- t l
n offer tor the Inspection or heir numerous patrons sh
lhc SO choic. and varied assortment ~ new Koons
Sr-rg ara summer can he found IN me Guy
.-1~ 81 cloths. cashmere vosngs, cnstineree'
rreruoe drah etc. sc which thty are enabled 20 h'-'
H.. Id atier st n great reduction irum Former pncrs
They would particularly cal he attention ~ the
,ihic and others wanting hrsi-rse article g" ,''oF
.rmsrfz eaua in every r-spec, TO those INSIDE 20 yiue
which they Sc selling cheaper than anything heretofore q"
fered TO the public. . ..,.. ,o.,. i.ts.t
siyles zephyT cloth. cashnefee, weed otHp e'' -
rsno rdlka and sack coats Also palincois am " -
t ~ f,rcv Ill. .nd satin vests, also shirts, undo
a.. drses hsChoss gcHrfs. crsvAis. stihen~f- -n1 sP
,irr srri-'r az ga gloves. constantly 90 hand
They would csl attention ~ their superior SYKES ~
s na-t.oons as fiu shed a. ~ trOacway ln| ~ ~
sirnrsers ari o,hrf- would do well - call and cxsiin
.ir .os snf earn prices before purchasing else" hef"
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MECHANIC = HALL, az bfVad"sy' De'"Ve"
VI Gr.nf and SrpOnr
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEFK-The Annual BeneHi
of q; \ CHRfsrY sil tFke place TINS ENENiNG
rRE ORIGrWAI cts9tsrz'S rTIHSTRELs,
ho-- Concerts dufag the past MONTHS have neru
.- we'd fi such a.u- tshel favor sld pe'- ge, have
he honor OF Announcing mat owing 10 ne continuation 90
ther unexamp ed success they vii remain IN us ely he
MORE -
Adm s,,ou e cents Door. open s.7-eOneen Wi com
On SATURDAY. Aug &, an AFTERNOON CONCERT
Commencing q; O'Clock. o.
Nan.lrr bud Drrciuf-F 2. tHsfsrN lN'i VIZ
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SACRED DIOR ArMAS.


NOW EXHIBITING at the SPLENDiO NEW HALL.
. \ SEQ Broadway. over soppln,. Baths ia NlSo-
TONS enre,, new Grand ,-iipwrn o,.s'ne OF que mo-.
svufcert Spectacle witnessed m New ORR "tn '~
leued uu Monday, 3-t OF July. ~ $500, ,,,.r,.c,,
certTTCN on THE WORLO AND THE DELUGE.
Assisted b, powerful Vocal aud instrumental ACCOMPANY
meffs. f., m ia
Nj n H,uirefon has inst completed magnihcett DO
ram, Intended fo -rafs the sunme specgac c OF the
SIX DAYS or THE CREATION
vxb1if nrfy fu ans of movable fH"re-, --utfy ana pc
ATM ontctl ef-c- tl the progressive chair roh n,
CI.o- trI d lrk.es- of the Uniformed Universe uhu 'ns
1. corl l.pu of the great work 90 tfcanon s ues'IIp
20 tie IT, aud seroni chapters OF Geuei 'nlaun WI"
.hr Appearance %. - - . -.r.-.., ,,- r,rrs
TIN. y Drama % ie result az Ions cherished dfa and OF
lifetime Of -fudy e@peTin M la ais experiment 81 zoe
.5sfi. h~-uiful and perfect wOtk u TIE
Kind pNisrne ata combines ir its exhibit on me ts y Nc
h ucsI n. rnuv with re most aston ing scenic eiocts
,...i.f.d bv superior Poetry Painting and Music 80
S.i-g, and INC. Chaos. ne First Day the FIJI
ID. ne.t die Second Day Dfy Land, Hcrbssg and rlo"
49,. m rd DIV sun Moon and sars Fourth Day trra
non of Fish -,d Fowl, Fifth by Creation 81 Anm,s
SIKH D.y Garien ~ Eieu-Adam sna Eve WIN uis
completion Of he labCrs Creation, he tr-t faH d Iae
E.hbHi closes $500 - ,.,,,.
PART lI-GRAND DIORANA OF THE
DELUGE.
Tickets g cents-Chldreu half price Doors cren az -
C.,r,,ir rf.e. A s O'Clock 1871 Ef
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Leaving balance on hand Sic, May ls43 Of. sis7j go
The quantity and value of Domestics exported
from the port of Boston TO foreign countries during
tho two weeks ending q. lsis was
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-a-- COMFY ISLAND AND FoRr nan.

-4tlisE-l<iLTOS On and s0er JUS 7, the Rosfs viii
rln a. follows The ST NICHOLAS. Cont
/ n Roirans JAMES MADISON, Capt L. sls.oB,
EOSCiJ sKO, Capt : Wells
NORTH RIVER
..,,s, tt.> gG.rn,1a Linz Lfar,'
ff. ..-...--.+ hffrin.1 . If r+- ~
Ifnii. ....fl Canal 4
fer 4. 8 ......I 50 Per go 3.........g
49, f,i.l I~.r-l l.Itlf Corey iislf.-.-. >
EAsT RIVER
Elrrflg ffre .iff-noon Linz
90 ltr.-t 4 10 A y leaving 1fsrf st....f -
C,ft@rne-, I0A C.'isnrs STD
g.. -, Pc ~. \ R....-.....t
"a NJ Con@s i-sld....7 y Lrafny to0es i'ani -
Fare esch way, ~ cts W. ims
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VEAITlFI l.. ~IIDNiII t,KfhEi. TUh
- ROADS WALKS ROOFS Of dlI SIS, &C &c
7er-ols engaged 10 making roads. walk IN parks aud AR
deus os &. j.dus houses. 30 OLer works, where le
most smooth and uniform pebbles arr employed can OBTAIN
H. .r,, b,.f artc. IN -ny quanifv the beech near
Nstnnecock- Point (Gnuecock's near Peacock F"inl
between Glen Cove and yssr Bay on Tie norm shore "a
Lon, l. md The he-t gravel may not only De obtained
here hut is the most convenient place tor sioops s1
.e,on4rs % come iu end load. most reasonable price
lr NOR han cents t1tl IS charged according 10 '
r-a yrr--ri An.y t1 t.r -lri-rr. before or enter
a,df O.. - farm lDu.or-l on InnccOcks Fp.n " mere
rt uf vessels may -lpr themselves vii v -,
D., +. hJ4r &c ARMY 0u fee premises, or % J. WINS
low T- 10 south W iam--t Nrv-iors. is@j 2a"7wis
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TANNERS MAP OF HEW-ENGLAND.
- ~ FDfVION-A Map Of the Sut.- ri NtiHe. New
II rio-tirr vermont M4ss.cu--t- Rhode lsl ard and
CONNECTICUT showing every Railroad uoN I'm u.r ln Hose
.l..- r.ii Com less Cirie- ror ls tf- day
tt.H.l-f ar fn Man ~r1--, Blr.aysL where maps OF
every Description maybe bad Az u
UIITED STATE SENATE CBhlHBER.
(rOPIEs OF THIS CELEBRATED ENGRANlNG for
\ sale Is ANfhONN
Print Publ. her
Removed rom IT % 1nI Broadw ly *. = e20 2ev2nis
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(rYiST- ". FIELD * 60. d Cbf-st offer for
NsfIe % 81 prices, avery ar-e f--pI nrnl OF paper
III. f,.iovr,n 4. j. % art " th ir sfock u store
If0H r.rms = lo1 priced pain aud rl ct cor.
fn.f r.nu.s Df i0fv priced iiail ard ruled .-irr
lf u fes1- ~ low pi--i straw svrtpnirEf1r shipping
f.ur.su- of I.iv .u ed raI Hranpia- iHr -.npil8.
In.H resrI. o. i-fvv wrap ins lor slJcers Use.
o.. II .eln.- a. white Go.
!. 90 r.am- OF as-1r ~ shoe
2-0O reaus of news and b. Ok printing.
D. rrsms ~ ~ o~ed papers of sl qualities
1000 rram- II hardware fiper VI oil SECS
3fo0ferms OF cave on paper
5000 .,- brown. N.te, 1Is' -reel iro .ed hanging
-,tO0o lbs lnter-' hOird- all Numbers.
d. b. una hoirf-. I-trn tpd y jersey Manufacture
a- ll lhs. straw boards. 30 30 POP 100.
sl,a flli .~tu-ut of f-lur- "lre coi beacilng
lofer aul rs-s. Irvine. aul all o. Ter Sld- OF paper %
..r .4.r--., b.. t.- aui im
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o. ?. MONTGOMERY Auctoneer. , A.,
by .. ID. INGER~OLI. " 90. Store -. -. 3 o..
D. ON WEDNESDAY AgE 2.s 10 cclocs 4 " oo N.''
shoes AMI Hr0gans-'sl cases boots shoes sia az
comprising desirable assYifmeaf ni fresh slo
goods direct from the manufacture, aiapi'" ~ ' W
an Western. southern ani city yale. 1901,
Az PRlv,rr S,LE-j. d. l. a co. are oons1snuy 1, ~
ing from the NJ tuufscu great variety OF nt~ 49,.
sosk which they selling private seize al s'cuo1 p'e'
sing IN pau Of
100 cases ru-r'- prime lh'ck boots.
- cases mems prime hip aud calf tooo
iin cases women's me kd slippers 49,.
ifl cases wou-ns leather slippers end pusAiHs
10 cases mef's No. palm "Hf hs's d..
% cases mems black and white voui hsi- l'ts
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BOARDING.

noARDINGs-Two sp-ciols and hil tsons rooms on
ID NJ second f00r. viii psa.rrs ana 0eiroons aHAchrl
vii, ~. is. furnished lr'i,e , % sinai families VIII
on q Id en- or 20 .nse gentrr Do WIN iil M pam
hoer8 49, comfort bic opfr-.u u in third story l1r ir
.rr-1 Legation very I74nf nut % ile imn ei re
yirrv of " u-lOu PARADE round NI.r hn- gr--r.
t.r,. 4rt those posses.i4g ur-Nce r'ulle rei-frc
vi Il taken Terms rnoicr+e. Apply 5 Amty-st on %
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,,,,,Tu WARD has m..trd ls surih" lnli
&C., ''losr sau. Ihf.fn lr fra'srfd fu disturb.
-. 49,, heard or fHHI .if nf Preparation. nniA ii'
"a 80, t., san wee furnished hr an fn 1Yfn'ts arni'r
a .tb commute ainn NH i'' '" ''
~. ,,fb aHrtHn excerpt rr hr hfH ui Hn animal nf
l,. ,,rsr fo .. iunfrf a. hes uonr concealed I-
f.aur Bic malice. nor pie taste ms hf'i Friirs ~" ~
d-nufv-uYii.in Ink, nothng bIt his name fisht Naid
-. ,,b, ,his la. not ~ q, his .ys .0susr adj IS
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Tickets 25 cents-ChlrsH half price Doors cPen al =
Cirain rises % O'Clock u 1l Eu
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,

The Democracy not like the Wings, pre-
sent their principles before the world go that
every body can know for what they vote.
Cass and Butler are Democrats, and if elected,
will administer the Government upon the wide
platform of true Democratic principles. givin :
no man the preference, and placing all upon
one common level. They will never recom-
mend system Of thigh protection that makes
the poor consumer pay heavy tax to keep
up few rich aristocratic manufacturers, who
never perform an hours labor. They will re-
commend no system that will increase the
riches Of the already rich, while it will cause
the lpoor laborer to suffer. Cass and Butler
we're nominated because they belonged to q
party and would carry cut the principles ol
that party, which principles are the very puri
" of an equal government, and the very bes
calculated TO promote the Creates, good to the
largest number. Now il the Wings have nc
principles, then It matters little whether hey
have party candidate or not.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15
THE WHIG PARTY GONE!

The Wing party have straved away down
south to old Gen. Taylors plantation, where
they intend to make a rendezvous TO drum
up his big darkies, and see whether they can
be swallowed or not. But says the Wings
whs hold to the old principles made an issue
by their party, they unfortunately fixed them
selves at the Philadelphia Convention, and
now let them get out Of it the best way they
can, for we won't help them; and if they that
nominated old Zack want 70 swallow him and
his negroes, they can do so, but we shan t.
This is palsied stroke on the wing party,
and the wound being large, it cannot soon be
healed. Those Of the Wings who went for
the available candidate and told the old
standhvs Of their party to follow, are being
repudia'ed, and get cold bath from all quar-
ters-don't as much as get anv one of the
true and tried wings who stick to the old
principles of the party. to even give them a
sanction to their course. Whiggery ia fast
going down, and it will soon be among the
things of the forgotten. Aa
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-09-15
A FEDERAL LEADER ON THE FED
EkAl. CANDIDATE.

Mr.. Russell, the ablest whig member
of the last Legislature, aud decidedly The
'eaaIDg splrl. Of tlat body, al au anti
Taylor meeting in Cadiz, charged, aud
,he Sen,inel says, certa,nl, proved:
LIST That Gen. Ia lor was not whig
ed. That his nominatIon was an oui
rage upon .be wing party, aud that tn.
delegates who had se.ected him had
made themselves Judas Iscarivis 10 be
tray ing the trUs,s reposed in them.
'3d. Tha, Taylor was a uigger driver
and an ult,a slavery ex,ensiouist.
'4lh. That General Taylor was uo-
qualified for the office Of President Of the
Uus,ed States; aud,
18Th. That no intelligent, honest wing
could be Taylor wh,g.'
Ia speaking Of Mr.. Russell, the Sent.-
mel sa)s
MIR. Russell is decidedly the best whe
speaker Of which tins country ever
buasted. lie has been The hesu, front auu
soul VI The Wing parry tor perIud of a.
bout nine years, the last Two Of winch he
has represented the country III the State
Legislature. he rs suii a wh,g-aa III
tIa whig-but, iu the language ui Judge
CoweD, Too good a Whty 10 vote for Gen
rrdt iaylor' he Processes 10 nave pr,n.
clpies-- certain ,iue. t'ied, and cardinal
prIuc,pIes-wh,cn nave been sacrInceu a.,
Philadelphia on tue altar oI 'aUdituOtitty,
He cannot endorse TINS nuuiuAlion: The
man who wsll avow no prIDclpies--h-
cannot 60 General Taylor b,iuu, like a
dainty wsth a taluted sausage. YOU cou
not catch that old huss with mere gravel
IN your peck measure ln short, 10 Use
the language Of the oistInguished paisun
browuiow. he canuo,suppor, Jour perfect
ty ridiculous caadldaie.