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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

DlssuLUfIoN OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARrY.-Tbs Baltimore Republican says:
The Whig press is re-pubishius. with
great gus,o. .some Of The wild and amusing
sketches of John Van Burcn, in which rhe
aforesaid stdiA and sober genman proclaims
the dissolution of The Democratic purity.
Now. as it is admitted by all honest men
that the Wbis party was dissolved by an
act of ;elo de- Sc. perpeIraled in Geld blood
at The Philadelphia Slaughter House, if
Mr.. John Vau Buren, and his endorsers
are TO be believed, there is no party exis-
ling in these United States al present,
and we should have before US all iIlusra.
ton of that era Of good (elings. when The
lamb shall lie down with the lion, and
when Wings and '.I.ocol'cos" should alike
be foslered and led by the no party Presi-
dent. We would ask rhe Republic, which
seems so vastly icklsj with the idea.
whether the action Of Gen. Taylor aIthor-
ICES any ono to believe tina, there is no
Democratic parly.in existence al this time?
On what ground has that priu, and it's allies
been attempting To justify the removals
made BY Gen. FayIor! Bu, we will for
The present close The suhjec, BY Saying.
that if the Republic relies upon Van Bu
ren's declaration, il and its readers will
be as thoroughly disappointed as were
those whu believed in the promises and
pledges Of the would-be "secoud WASH
iusron !''-Savauuah Georgian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

AN AFFLICTED FAMiLY.-The family
OF DR.. Lekc Hasserr, Grand Scribe of The
Sons Of Temperance, resiiing in Hudson.
street, have suffered mostseverely from the
unrelenting pastilence. On Tuesday
night, his daughter. little girl between
two and three years of age, was The first
victim. Mrs tlassert, who was IN appar-
emily good health, was altakced soon after
The death Of her daughter, and died al
III, o'clock on Wednesday morning. His
nephe~, n young man Is years old, died
last night. AT 9 o'clock This morning his
only SON, 10 years Of age died. The re-
mains of The first three were taken TO
Hackensack This morning for interment,
where The funeral of the son will take
place this ahernoon.-N. Y. Tribune,
Aug. 2.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

NEw WEAPoN.--A new instrument of
war is being used in the contest between
Austria and Hungary. A corps of bonn
badiers is attached 10 each division Of The
army, each man OF which carries three
ofthese projeciiles, while another soldier
attends with rack, surmnun,ed with wood
en- tube, which serves 10 direct the fusee.,
The instrument consts of wrought
iron tube, pierced with holes, sharpened
at.lhe point and filled with fiery matter,
They are so arranged that when they have
accomplished The required distance liquid
frey matter gushed from below. aud scat
ters tIismay amung the horses of the caval-
ry. The Kissing Of these frey pointed
projeclles is more terrifying to the horses
than The mise Of the passage Of Shells
One single one Of these someiimessuc.
ceeds in carrying disorder into, a whule
squadron.
The Auslrians first used them hut in The
arsenals which have fallen inro the hands
of The Hungnrians. they found large guam
30 m ,la ndtv q ffsct ---'-.' I.s-e+s s--S2l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

Mrs. spiggs. will you 5e helped 10
small piece of turkey! Yes. my dear
Mr.. wilkins, ! will. Wha, parl do you
prefer, my dear Mrs. sprisgs! 1 will
have a couple Of The wings-a coupio of
the legs some Of The breast The side. bone,
some filing; aud a few dqmpliugs, IS lido
feel very uuwelI to day!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

PoLAND.-The London Quarterly Re.
view for January, in an article on Austria
and Germany, has the following allusion
10 The activity and energy of the country
man of Kosciuske in the late revolution.
ary movement in Europe: 1.-The Poles
have played a leading party in all the
instructions in The capitals Of Europe.
They have, in fact. become the Free
Corps Of Democracy, The Knights Erraut
of Revolution, and like The companies
of adventure IN the fourteenth century,
they profsr their assistance in every quar-
ter where there is a prospect Of success.
full insurrectlon asains: monarchical au.
,hori,y."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

Dow, jr. says:-.'I believe the simple
honesty. the naked truth. pure virture, and
q straight up aud down way Of dealing
with the world, have as much adyanlaee
over vice. trick. and strntagem, in the long
run, as good square lrot,ing horse has
over pacing pouey, or racker that goes
mile or Two like mischief, and is done
for the rest Of the journey"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06

sss an expansion in prices for all our important
articles Of in productive real estate in
nsien Of public and private credit, active demand
for money, and Of increase in the rates Of
interest, and altogether spirit of speculation wil
without doubt, exist greater than We have for
years
All this We expect, and much more We must net
Lose sight the result Of these things Spcuisns Of
former years have their course and have closed
with . grand crash. The speculations OF 1926 and
1926 prosrated every interest In the country years
after The evil effects Of those Of 1885 and 1897
not lost sight Of until 1912 and ls43 period Of
than five years and all these movements have taken
place about every ten twelve years the time has
nearly arrived when we may expect3 the imitation Of
another grand bubble to commence. There has been,
during the past five years steady improvement In our
financial Affairs. Within that time there has been
slight check two but matters have been
acquiring heslthness which has given great hopes
Of permspency, In growing prosperity. There has
been cautiousness exhibited in the operations Of all
classes particularly in the investment Of capital in
stock securities which have at all times commend
ed and sustained All this fear has ended aud We
apprehend renewal of those speculative, artificial in
Rusnces upon prices, that will run the public mind
into the other extreme and produce all those disasters
which have visited other countries within the past two
years Money has been so abundant, during the past
six optbs the rates Of interest low aud the pros
peet Of the supply Of capital continuing abundant is
sogreat that the spirit Of speculation cannot be kept
much longer within safe and proper limits
All say, in conclusion is look ont for the en-
CINE when the bell rpgs; all who found the
track will fall victims to their temerity Speculation
In productive real estate in tangible property Of any
kind in thing that be felt IL more rea
sonable than in fancy stocks Avoid them so much
mooDsbine. house, house lot or even water lot
parcel OF cotton goods in California are worth some
thing they have value and something may, there
FORE be realized ON them; there is something actual
something visible something real which cannot be said
any fancy in the therefore avoid things
Of imaginary value things that merely exist in the
minds Of few visionary individuals in Wall street II
there is deposition in the public mind to speculate
do touch fancy stocks II cotton runs specu
lation the planters benefited; if land lots are i'm
proved and built upon, the community at large are
btBehtd those Who go into the California trade are
ruined the people of that country benefited and
the Of civilization extended but If prices for fancy
stocks advance few large holders may be benefited
or hundreds who will he drawn into the movement
very likely ruined it will advance great interest by
sacrificing few, bat, on the contrary ruin many for
the benefit Of small clique Of operators In Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06


TwELrTH wARD--TaE DEMOCRACY or Tals
Ward informed that Nicholas Ssagriss and William
Ieniks have hdrswn their names candidates Tor
Alderman and Assistant dermau the Democratic Ticket
the ward Their advice IL that all sher friends sfrong
y for henry shaw for Alderman and John g. kpp for As
csAn and henry Arcuarius for County Clerk aud limos
Hatfield for Sheriff and Bartholomew Purdy for Commits
sicner Of Lamps and Streets and DANIEL w. Norris for Cou
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies We will give msjory
two hundred ana support the entire Deuoerse Ticket
NEW YOhK, NOVEMBER lsa9.-rHIs IS TO GER
Alderman Of the Twelfth Ward; William T. Dsnik
for Assistant declines like wise and will give his hearty
Port for Henry shaw for Alderman and John c. kpp for
Assistant. and whes all his friends the
STcHoIas' ssAGRIsr.
A TTENTION-TO the VOTERS or TIE SECOND
"A Wardfhe Independent orb ngmen and Mechanics OF
the Second ard who desrous of placing of their
members in the Common Council respectfully inv
cd to vote for Daniel Dodge: for Aderman.
Mr. Dodgeis clear headed pratieal business familiar
with the ants and interests OF the people AS constructor
o. the large sectional dry dock between Pike and Rutgers
individual has facilitate the Of
New York. and give emplo, ment the year.
hundreds Of work ngmen and iaborers
Mr. Dodge Is himself mechsLic and by his industry
and energy has, nv his brother mechanics beep placed in
for the important and responsible office of Alder
Mechanics labor"rs aud workingmen let rally
the support OF OF numterone whose voice in
the councils Of the city will be raised in support
ddtes of the Democratic party have subscribed to the
fa,ions Reform principles hy signing their to the
pledge submitted by the n. Committee; .
DANIEL W. NORRIS tor Repti and supplies.
AMOS HAITIELp, tor Sheriff.
Thomas K DOWNING, for City Inspector.
RARTHoLohEw u. PUnDy, for Streets and Lamps
GEORGE ADAM
A. W. DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06
DANCING.

.N.srtvc ,g,pswy on NILE PAULINE DEsJAR-
~ dne, a ,ls Academy Royal Paris, - Nc Washing
30 street. and az Ter
sseres y, sorsrs stree T.rtrns to apply az me
eissvss ME Y. D.at7i LsossTd street
DtIqATE DAhuGNs AND wALrllNg-NswuL ass
IN w., ntfdays ald uids ~ Soeles 20 ci iadies
aid az naNfrs Pfyste atah tig'ss not ceou
md Fr fEl! Iarticulars, please sisy ~ W. - W.
kgsEtfv Academy, Ne. 20 Bent sireet
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~. fss k HstS1sH; 10Y
ls a NJ s' rsss s ss.
s:' Sss OF :1v. ~.
~ ss:';.' S:~ :ss:
s:s.. 'i rss. :sit e:,l sr TX 10
CHANFRAU NATIONAL rHEATRs-rUEsDAY
II. s ssl, III so ~.
G H' s Mr. NO s t FIX sP a'ss
f,ds Mr. b C. sq.ss ssr' T.'tse':
yhisi Anodis SsSpers. Psricr%aaes:n
ssfss T The Of sS NJ, bs.S
stey Miss Smith Boxes 2ae sP,t l2ho Pivats Box S.
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC rnEArRe-rUEsDAY
WI evening November the performances viii eommsnss
%' Sc s%iss sas sss Alter
Shieh tn: .s,seI,sd Sps, il act. entitled AAiLE OF
Com. ssss d:a.s ersHss eSS c Sss,s
"h l' 6sSsS s'i sL III sgnsad' X wasa tn:
TIomp,iss. h5 walso .aay cr.,v Mss Sinclair Mary,
Mis- Miles Doors opos At GA and the curtain rises At
CIRcUs.--AsToR PLAcE--raE AxPairHEATRE
~ has been red,,ed r the Winter aapaign not air fur;
work has superseded the canvas tie interior speaddy
cpai s,,ss '' in frscs assrs DALI aersSsd Darius:
cadwaader, Runnas Brewer Huhhtl will appear in ther
and of Horsemanshp, a-tcs &c
The public are re,peetny ntor@sd that Mr. Wallet the
Monday, 18th inst
ERANKLIN lIEATRE E5 cHATHAN SQUARE
Admission, Boxes 25e Pit Me- stage seats sos Private
boxes S2-Ihe above place OF amusement every
ming under the direction OF Madame Pauline from the Royal
Liver Theatre Leicester London with un
riyaled troupe OF Model Artistes
"aristes will persobate ofhe roost pictures OF
dern times. Also the "Fomne ninsrels variety OF
other entertanmen's N. Ban afternoon performance
every Saturday at o'clock.
MR. J l.. HArTON WOULD NEsP s,TFUDLY IN
i form the public that he purposes giving series Of au-
al Entetninme the Society Library dsOus. tho
evsnr Tuesday the 6h Wednesday the 7h. Thursday
the sth, and Friday the 9th, instant which occasions
he will OF his favnrte addition
others which have YET been New York has
Also the .srNi of the ted vocalist Mss Faa
Frazer For further particulars programmes at the
Tickets 80 eaoh be obtained AZ tho
music stores and at the door
nANIEL IN ThE LIONS DhN-Idis EAIkAOkDI-
~ water color Pain rg tw-ny feet twelve
the public, 800 broadway should be visited by all
Who DESTROYS TO behold masterpiece of togsthsr with
collection OF OIL Painting tupwardsof hundred)
by the old Corrsso Poussn, The Egg
Matching Machine in which chick bursng the
she'll the yisitcr for the first time
bbited in this country. Nothing like this exhibition has
appeared in the states hdms TO the whole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06
SALES BY AUCTION.

VAMEsN MILLBRs co WILL SELL, on THURSDAY:
ID Nov. Eth at 10 o'clock, At the dwelling house, No. ~
Greene sees Household Furniture The entire furnturs
In the above dvtllnF consisting In part Of IN
srap Carpy Brussels attic, Dvana, Ottomans Mahogany
Chairs Mahogany AVID Walnut BeIseaas .ifandolcs ma
hosany Drng Card and Centre Tables, Hair Mattresses
Beading Solar Lsmps pamask Curtains, OIL CT ths NC all
Of but very thors time sale posi
tive The articles can be seen on the morning OF sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DosT OFFICE, NovEnBER3D lsi9.--ENGiisH MAILS
u It iange nourln consequence OF che change IN the
OF OF the Eastern Mail boats the hs for the
Beish when sent via Boston, will close at this OF
Zee. until further notice, at NJ Special notice 10 agas
given that letters Of the Continent dropped at
This ONCE unpaid cannot be forwarded BY the itish steam
WIN. " bhADs, fOstnster.
NJARlOE GUARDS, ATTACHED TO HOSE COMPANY
l 4-Ata meeting Of this Company held A. the Carr
House. Monday evening November 9th, the follow
ing res oiuiion unanimously adopted;-
hsolved thanks hereby rendered 70
yr. ~ p. laeour Mr. Henry Lewis MI. Geo. nubbs Mr.
Francis Csrk Mr. Fred. Keeper Mr. Alt I'd stucsev, NJ
Thomas Paler. invited annual target
cursion kouhcle this dsv, for their gcntl sny
lindness activity. IN arsting IN taking OF the
Of body which njured by the
cidop horrsana Also to the ladies d sorrana for
iler lndnss TIE And also 20 the Union Brass
Band. which accompanied the en- ur n and would
reeomueud all COMPARES who admire good
10 Ladies no presented with wreath the occasion,
" also tender Juf thanks.
siFned, A. Brown, cba'rnan.
RoB. c. xAcEry, Sec. Pro- n IN. ... . -.
<NrrICr or NATIONAL FIRE INsURACE COMPANY.
" " Wall street, New York, November ls42-fhe Pre-
aad Dir Of the National fire in5urance Com
pasy this day declared diveend Of fs,,n per cant
stoctho des asd after the ith inst inc
transfer will be closed from the 9Th TO l2th inst inclu-
'''' '' '~ W. {. KELLOGG. Secretary
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sIIgPPsNG.

MAIL sTgksIR EUsoPA-LETrEa BAGS FOR
s',t, vi. si".s AZ Bross%sy Pos once no ts Bros-
.'y nf,t 20 eerrer 81 ca street, on ss 1 11''
L,oa HAVANA NEW ORLEANS AND cHAosEs.-
The only Kssusr Nail Lise Chagss Direct via Hsvs-
20; The sad spseioas steamship ONO lscu James
For, % fSssds,, The 18th o. November oe:ool, =.
.s. bsr ., chss.os srd savannah 60 land aud receive
mails ana The UhiO s carry G.vsrsmsnt
@ f sr 4s a s On as ciss
I'm. 70 Ts. -, q sis 70 ss nss sss
veil Known stesuship Falcon tieut Bartsteue, U. g. NJ
Yorh 10 thrsres Ibsvoyrr- ia urds / n days The
Of psssFe % Charrss reduced The 0he has
y, hest nsns Which s,s great % safety
.ss1s In s,. ,,,.ssh srs sssanmSassass he osis 4.
unsq9sd BY sfoat An sIperoneod surgeon 10
s, . ;.s f F':siss :. u'ssS Nee 2E''a
sist,.ioor ss,.s, dining ssiooSs.... y N
stssaes berth. IN torvsrd cabin. $ 80
No bef,h is secured usii p.d isr Frqs Is psr
All bills II iasirs must be r,ss.d board tbs chip
, HsTs, ~ r.s.sss IL
Ssateru' 't,h W 49, '''AnN ''V'"''
ss;!ss, sand WIN ID. ara board .
psssenrsr, fr-s ChsErsse - cubic COO. al
s.s, Tor ''''' s6ssr si. w.. 80 ,s
II EeULAR rAckEr LINE ros NOVEMBER 18Th
N Fer ssn IsncscV Caiorpit- superior taos siirs
Surthsn, vii rcs,,y ssI on re iSh Of Novsmter.
raeage eriy, having sufstiQr sccomm. sions srpy
beard between piers ard T. North Rivct0rto
v n. rOWihR. T west street.
C,oRsAs FRANCISCO csIIrOsNT,.-sigAg LINE
tile Substantial aud elegant fteag ea'p IsfHhUS
having Teen buiit greatly ENLARGED with ~. seeoo-
osicrs pssseness In Cabin AMI Storage viii be de-
,ach.a r. NJ ~, r',s fer san lrsnc 60 stopping AZ Mo-
vs. Tsraso, rnd Panama, Monday th aat 81 SorcN
ner ~ cclcck fm the rir foot ~ Aatrfs street. res
ratsaEe tici etc, aud all other Information arriytc
i. MERSFFs. ~ West street..
EoR cALiFoRSIA-sBiP BAaPDEs.. AT PEA y
ksrth fivet. take few second cabin pAsscnRers
orly Shr 20 ~ I'M, frtxt or ptssaee imursss ~
pcftior shonid 10 made fr slauce ci esree THIS p wiz
have hse sifpates Apply tok = ~ IlOr, - Nall STREET
or yUuS oGDEN no Wal street
EOR CALF oREih, SAN FRANCISCO, BENZ AND
New loik vie Rio lsbeiro ava Nsluaraifo The sean-
shr tUbCkA, havfE been unsv idahy detsnet VII sat
ff tie above rts Sstctdsy the 1000 in ~ two oeinct
Y. ~. nom ths pier foot Of Warren street For PASSIVE
having tsysricr Accommodation, Apply 70
RkNACLD FRANIOis. II Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06
MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
NJ yERvIs's COLD cAsDY.-TaE GREAT CUES
AVA uont Of the Day
Mat eau,es alimsni. mrhiOls
What gives the sweetest voice a eoarssne5i'
whs, spells Borghe,ss beet eadsnIs'
What carries tens Of thousand, oar
What Of Death affords rrcssmp,ion'
whathides the victim. lalG % srayc'
WHIT should shl sun, rsr thon scGurel
BY whom /. rendered thi, srest .sivl,si
whore h her cAspv ventcai-siy,
Mum Der 1jG BrDsdyay
h,. JrRyIs's coLD cASgY. The usiylr.illy sdait,.d
70 the acn,u%piion, cold Wholesale sss rsssi By sr "
I No 80 bs S sss s5s. a1oss sfas street
rhiadeltnis Rod hsh Co STAT street yosea William
generally.
LRos THE MONTREAL TRaNsORrPr. July "a 1855.
We think s but due 20 DR. wstsr that should add
%srits Of he cde ne 10 esisia e1r,s psssSlry Were
,hs a,isn, hss complained Of ri. 10 sLs s1 Or "a q
VITA persons .he have experiences inneae relief
sbe,s msntoned The eangable climate 81
ss,cr. eustes 70 eon51sse them aS. b. If s,ns
W thss it has large and . increasing sac.
isssue,es h,o Tsnses thrse years ssS sai tss very
r,oof ef ,,s yaiaa We NO.. In ~" ssMt n
latent msdeipe, unies. the tenoh! ~ them h,vs
We iesa .Ss wIsfHRs BAIAx ~ Win ge
& sS s sr e ssd "a sSS s NE e ~, 10
eyer, scDsa, aaye yi.idss g .s Phssqq"
Per sals shosssle ast retail BY rsnr'; a. p. q.
living building corner Of Climbers strse av1nd KEGS.
s.o sesr s,e md v The druggists generally through
The Magn,,ie r,sd,t ,oE the se.rae'sa q esdsass
sna rsrts,or uirr a., \, sbsula ..a ~ orse me- VT
enm,nassp q the folo. sentence, -ho h,,s u,d
D. H. bovsrd. tsq, Irving House
: e. Coilens, rsq. late Of American uot.ii
Preston nodses, ia Carlton House ard
..i ssis y si IsSs 20 sias1.s, " '''' A''
medical ADVICE DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATE
~ ssS r 5s,n, Of ' rs'S 1Sq'sPsi
friend rrivats adviser snabiinE every conduct h'
hOn si,h on. hsndr,s srsvr SHOWING private diseases
Ana isrm :, Wn Ysuss, n b re 1sroS. isrns q
secrs diseascs scunI weakness esesss q y. ge,.ts
:srIsd sSd ~ ,s recipes svos q iapsssss n.
sho.d ts read " every Any sending twenty
avs e.nts enelssd in s,ter - receive one o2ry Of ts
s2s,s TX @ sm i sr-Sss FS.SsSG,
900 REwARD-JgrFRrss AETiDorE. A sPEc1
pOOO he kiHtvre for Oh. cure o. sonerrhrs elect.
.hoSi the i,sss Ts,iricsn q di.. driss Exposure,
change In application 70 business Our o. .,ts 10 notify
eenSrEsS. .ash ~ Hl,uIs sii 10. .sis
sgrtT.,i.d a,s q re sllgr.' ,stsn wAss sspos.a
ssys r:i'.i.sy C. L. s..is Sr"sssa;.'t' Jssa'sr.ss
Nov Verb.
UNR. COOPsE, ~ DUANE STREET, HAS, ron TIRE
~ st fourteen years, confined HE practise 70 the trent
mert 81 psrcural other diseases % seisats nature
he ts mott ssERvaed eases c ts iiseaee. aud
mild reuevsa is two 20 a-e dave 'srss, sure o.
nee
nR. row ELL oCULIsT AND AURisT. mas JUST
~ imported Artificial fy.s, which can be Inserted without
ne 81 thtst rair snd vii Ike The anturalrye DR.
Po~eb atten6t usra' DE- or ths Eye and ssr
~ street " Broadway, Ne BAD
treats. on ne Eve" Prre ~ cents
M ,Usskns INNIuORsriSG tOaDfAL-rug
~ ufsat rntsy for ssrnns weakness, Impotence aud
nosfufral Smssiess inc-ra-tstnr for saeety
tasr,s or bottle, for IS .th srectons
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ron Sale AND To LET.


VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TIE CITY or SAN
Frspeseo, California for sale The urdersi1ned hsr-
g several valuable Buctng tote In The atty ~ san frsn
s,. prsrg sr beach and water lots With houss pro-
burs.ss localities; third, Tots well suited tor rrivas rest
senees legal and other prufsto rrrsens viii err
sale los sut purchasers IN the city OF san
Trsneisoe on and after the 9Th day Of Jann.ry l.to
a,oR s.Lg-A yAT BLACK HORSE, YEARS OLD. IS
beaos high; action, fast trsysler
lird sound will stand without y inn sold only
Nv ~art Tote at Mr. Nandusens ssble Prince
slrcst. next % The corner ~ Crosby street.
IyoR sALE-rACur SCHOONER NORLHSsN LIGHT,
~ burthsa eepporst eerpsr- AsteSa and 10 com,
berth. the sfter cabin, and eight befths IN the
f,.afl sslip wish ereslept thrsurnou
Atply 20 -. VT. " ,sNhtcIsu s.,
fN0PPGR VINE FOR SALE THE suBscet3Ea WILL
~ ell the premises. m carroll county, Nd. the Elm
lam 421 q November lsi9, % orlocS, In
ter.t The best copper mine IN North america the
yhic- o. psi have IN possession tbs bsgs o. roes
Bucad, pr keansr, aad tho state Geolc9st Of New
OH. and others. There IL zinc. end magnei Iron
sAsUEL wILDEsES, Finssburg. Carroll 90. va.
nv RAJ. WIN BOAKD, FOR rHE WINTER, TO A
aud wife handsome furni shci roon, v ith
nur, IN srail pfiVse aaiy near Canal
ana trte No other boar taton. Terms mode
rst sschsnq-j ADDRESS H. r. Co. boz 49, Broad
~sy lot r,e. --------------------------------
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mr.. row ELL. oCuLtST AND AURisr, mas JUST
~ urttttd ARTIFICIAL which be Inserted without
Ne u thttst pain, snd vii mcvt lib, The natural-ys Or
Fuve attends usua dis or ths Eye aud rsr
~ wsrrtn ~ Broadway, We BAD ais
treats. on ne Eve" prire ~ cents.
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HENRY 4 SssI'I isifts Jr.
For Coroner
JUDICIARY.
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of OnondagA County.
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HltnAEL ULsHoEFFER.
CITY OFFICERS
eEoRGE PussER..
'' To osqnssl e B. ''s sh isiPsIsf,'n'
ISAAC u. SMITH,
For Commissioner OF Re pairs and SuppGeh
DANIEL W. NORRIS.
For City Inf pector,
THOMAS 4. DOWNING.
Fer Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
BARTHOLOMEW Is. PURIFY.
For Governor Of the Almshouse,
PETER MCLAUGHLIN.
SENATE.
For Senators,
Third District--OLlVER CHARL1Ck.
Fourth Distriet--THOMAS CARR.
Fifth Dstrict-DANIEL d. TAYLOR.
Sixth District JAMES I. ROOSEVELT
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