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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-09-19
Leather Bel ting.
n. HUNT & Co,


Manufacture AMI Keep constitution hand, for sale,
EfcsP OAK TANNED 5-EsA4lAIsis EA-ElAAG.
BELT ilVEfS 81 BURkS,
SUPERIOR DEIT CEMENf
AND EXTRA QUALITY AANE1 LEATHER.
BELTS MADE 70 ORDER < WARRANTED
NH I co. cctiuli. refer the following, touching
tho qu1hty CT their Boiling;
IL 4 The undersigned, having n use the Oak Tanned
~ Leather B. ling uacafod By n Hunt = Co., No.
Devonsife Street, tosiou, do eheerniy recommend IL
TO Manufacturers and hachiasi-, hnd have hesitation
in SAYING that for quality Of stock uniformity OF thickness
being Thoroughly stoced, lac manner Of Us nin
aciure durability II Is equaito any we nave ever
used
SOUTH BOSTON IRON CO., South Boston,
SETH NILMARrH, Union " oTks, South Boston,
Holm SOITHER Globe ~ orss, South noston
SETH ADAMS = co, steam Ensinc Power itess Bn'-
deIs, Souih Boston,
UINCKI.EY < DRURK, Boston h7eoma'ivu Works, Eos'n
WA. WASHBuRN, Saving & Filming Mill. Hostop.
A. &. W. CURTIS, Paper Nanuac's, Newton Il. Falls
JOHN E. WILDER, salamandct Sale Manulacti, Bos
". W. ALCOTI', Supt'i Suffolk Flour Mills, Boston.
HENRY BRENOORT, Agent Giendoa Rolling Mills, East
Hoston
THOMAS DITSON Boston Sugar Refinery, Z. BOsioa.
T. MAIN Superintendent MaTblehead Corege TO.
DAVENPORT & BRIDGES, Car Builders, Camhdgep't.
EDI,,D lang, ug't spinuIns Room for Sewei, Day
< Co, Cardage ManufactureTs.
LEN. CREHORE, Paper Manufacturer, Newton lower
Fails.
OTIS TUFTS, Steam Engine Builder, East Boston.
TO- y. HUNT < co, agents Tor SHINGLES
N A Is '. %. - 7aam
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LIVERY STABLE.

rT,H subscriber hes rrccniv purchased lhe U0ics and
Il carriages of 4. Wood, Of the Na1e iloel. ~'cle
he wouid be happl lis old paifous sud die public
generally and viii endcavof give saiislctoa 10 those
may give cali. Those ieayiae the ID hoa-
peer Station will nd 10 readiness s' stable to
take them where they may wish 10 Tens ie1sonnhle
TIMOThY CROSS.
NIont,elic- Aur 6il IS-0 IS
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LOCO YARDS

TrRENCH. German, English aud amencan BROAD
Il CLOTHS, CAsSiMERES, DoE-SRlAS, BEEVER
CLOTHS, Saunetis, Twccds, &c.
and offered very low prices compared
wiih the price OF Wool.
Sept 81. % sToRRs < LANGDON.
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10000 YARDS

DROWN & BLGACHED COTTONs, TlCKINCS,
ID FLANNEIS, sc. just received by
Sept. L. STOEeS & LAGOON
Parrnl Ca1f e. CaIunn
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vT-pCURraE, DvsEz SIS

The render viii observe that hir. GALESrrsE says
SKILL h. informed by L sTEAEi, ESQ o: las
sane place. his slu1icsl medicine.
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aVe invite The attention of he public the principles
this Company Its charter is liberal, and furnishes ad-
ntages TO those wi. hing become insured, equal Al not
peiior To other Company In The upion
ia i, located in 4 heatfs eaaic nmons people OF wig
Gus constitutions and OF fixed and regular habits FOR
esc reasons, risks will be less; the economy oil IT'S
naremcnt greater. It. Investments will be safer. lis
isincss directed with greater prudence and eHergg an
profits TIE end every FIVE years will be put to the
sedu of the Life Policies.
As Ye,russt Institution it has peculiar clsims 10 tie
irronuse of the people of the State 80
d-sPe,s,as wishing Insurance with this Company VIII
furnished wiih forms of application by applying al The
.sEcc n Inc Cnmnana. or no any OF rs l.nn.s.
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hereby given that application will he mnde tho Lesis
i atuie OF Vermont Is Session Construct q
Bridge with tho outlet of Lake Champaign upon
the Vermont aud Canada Railroad opposite Rouses Point
September 10, 1850. 81
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VyrHE subscriber oilers sell bis situation ia Norihela
4 Centre Village, consisting OF two story dwelling
houses with conveacu; buildings, Office, and abcu'
five eghis Of nj Of laur.
git Of the best situations for LAWYER "a The
siste anfviH be sold on reasonable lie also
quesis those indebted aim caliand setie Immediately
JOHN l.. BUCK.
Nj e.lI Aun Is5l IS
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MOFFATS
Life Pills and Phmaix Bittery.

These Medicines have now been before the pub
lie for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high character
in almost every part of the globe for their extraor-
binary and immediate power of restoring perfect
health to persons suffering under nearly every kind
of disease to which the human frame is liable.
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SALT RHEUM.

I'll If BLOOD, cured
y BESST-S EXTRACT
Foo sale By HEDFiELD < GaANNis and COLLINS
PIERCE Montpelier; johnson K Campbell, Waitsed; GOss
Dciaao. Waterbury; AT. Hanero Piaaf ID French
& Walker, BAlre; James CarJoi, Warren; Pninen -
Wooster, Narshfcd A. C Burnhsrn, Aorrtown y. u
Camp Nor,hdcld Genre; J. A. hitc No5ihheld; NJ P
kceicf. Hydepsfk; V. P. Nayes, doFristowns y Csmi
sove Nose Height, Johason; W. & H. Griswod Jet
e. soaviiie; c. 5. BopSins Co. Canbrdse And by AeF-
chants nod ugssisls ia nearly every IL The State
Janunry, 1850. 5s:ty
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500 YARDS

SILKS, THIBEJ'S, N. DE LANES, ALAPACAS,
- LAWNS, LUSTRES, LNONESE, &e onening
STORlS & LAAGUOA.
September 81. 30
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GENERAL DEBILITY OE HE sYsIEMI

Mr.. A. HoLrsTs NDER, merchant, o5.7a. L0,Taia O.,
ono, DecilHer %. 1875 ard gacr has s.rl a'V
hse rli-rIa the PULMONARY BALSAN had caecei the
enre OF as wie,s consum7siee co d. SAID; ye iefsni
Geiiy o lay sier. AMI l1s. h.saig in s'i q Al
q : tl- tl aea enc 10 RESTORE and SysorsE ii vs.
fi vc rseii. u crerg iitIzse have
sod BEtNIS NED CINFs. they aiste qsssrl 1scg,
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I s hereby given tint application viii be made 10 the
next Of The General Assembly, for the ehuTte o.
u naus N0Iihhcd. -
KEENAN, CARPENTER.
Mortified, Aug 30, 1850. 3w 81
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sygdagrr 0f al tie ert4 y GEECrEg. ary lie
preF arsos OF C4LoszL MsKcusY. from tic ssil a i
f,srss the iol s s al tie Jyis disc-ss. to in on 81
TINY -rs~r
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HARTFORD LIFE & HEALTH
INSURANCE COMP ANY.
Invested Capital 100000.

GENERAL AGENT FOR VERMONT,
60. BINGHAM, Ssiiiiss0ss, VT.
20 whom applications may be from oil parts OF Tie
SI0ta.
sFCon,ral Office Of this Agency, East side Cou, House
Square, BurlngOn, VI
N. WARD, ". d. Medical Exsmiaer.
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1rlsuranfe.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMP ANY,
UNITED STATES.
On the Mutual Principle.

OFFIOH, 81 y Z > II u - mo TIT =
Life Insurance poor man's wealth and good in
vesiment for the capitaiisi.''
fs OFFICERS,
non. WILLIAM C. KI1"rREDGE, President.
EDMUND WESTON,
DANIEL BALDWIN. Vice Presidents.
JULIUS CONVERSE,
DIRECTORS,
M. G. EfTTRrDGE PAUI. DiLLINGHAM,
mo p EiDFtEiD JULIUS Y. DEWEY,
nNITND WESTON DANIEL BALDWIN,,
iOMEG w. DEAToH, JOS u. DANfOnIH
BOARD OF FINANCE.
EDMUND WESTON, HOMER w. HEAToN,
JULIUS Y. DEWEY.
Medical Examiner, JULIUS Y. DEWEY, NJ. II.
Consulting Ph,sician. FRED w. ADAMS, Al. ID.
'rifrfESTDN
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200 HEN WANTED

AUU HIN " ALs I'D
By tEre United states sFsDse Il PfE0n
BOGEz Publishing House.
ITO engage in sale Of valuable works, in all
parts Of the United SIaies and British Provinces. The
exclusive right ccrtan territory is in pil given,
SO that an agent has compet lion IN the business.
The eharscier OF the works i such that active enter
prsus make so Sl00 per month. No QUE need
anpy unless they produce uBduubted testimonials
character and business capacity.
All applications fo Territory ia New England and British
Provinces, must be mnde 70
L. P CROWN, Me- % " srIimach ST., Lowell.
Fo, Territory in other puns Of the United EtaresIo
]. W. BRADLEY, No. Is, North fonh 81. Phila.
s-All communications ip1st gdi) relative 10 business
will receive prompt atteatitcn.
eI:Imif J. w. BRADLEY.
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NOTICE.

lust received and for sale BY sTORRs 8. LANGDO
~ Aug.S.
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The "Paladeisiis saturday Gazeits,'' tie best Fam
ne~slaPes oubhed az ihe L uned States, The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22

FRENCH LITERATURE IN THE FASHIONABLE w oRLp.
The Revue du Noureau. Monde has terminated
its first year, and expired. M. Regis de Trobriand,
an accomplished French author, who has edited
this work with admirable ability, has given his
valedctory, portion of which we have translated
fer our columns, to show how large a portion of
our population are in favor of pure literature. II
appears that the fashionable people of the United
States patronized this valuable periodical to the
extent of fifty.eisht copies-that five subscribers
paid in advance, that some did not and would not
pay at all, and that others paid at the end of the
year. This rs encouragement to French literature,
opposed to the socialist and Paul de Kock sch DOL !
Well may NJ. Trobriand exclairn that if Ire had had
Barnum he might have made money, instead of
losing-tnd that note of nightingale in the ear
is worth any twenty thoughts in the brain.
The able editor, however, has made great mis-
take by supposing that we have any class capable
of eppreciating tasteful magazine literature. Had
he published French newspaper, smart, rscy.
independent and suited TO the geLius of our bust
ness population and their families, be would have
been great rival TO the CowTIe- des Etats Uai,--
for he has talents Of the proper kind for such a
publication. To publish INT ga7ine, was mad
ness All our magazines, unless they are picture
books, improbable, are supported with d fl
Guilty. Every true, pure literary work is a nys-
tery-and, unlike other mysteries, excites little or
no curiosity. They bud, tioorn, flourish, an6 die,
like the flowers of the field. They are culIed by a
few of the tasteful, they spring into existence,
but few of them live more than season. Bribery,
in the shape of pictures, fremiums, and morey, has
been resore1 10 for the salvation Of these period.
calls, but il lie all in vain. Periodicals and potatoes
have the rot and there seems IA he No hone for
either. If every person could find sixpence on
each leaf of a magazine, there would be come hope
of its existence. rs things are, death is sure to
follow every birth. Literary men must learn to be
practical. We have a great deal of beauty, of
wealth, of fashion, of fine ks, and Of folly-but
no mind There we are, and there We stick
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SCIENTIFIC sHoEMAKsR.-In making shoes or boots
It is Of considerable Importance that the artist should
know something Of the anatomy of the foot especially
those who manufacture CATERS for the ladies There
but few boot makers who possess this very
sary qualification, but VIM. H. LETTERS, Of No 4e7
Broadway, IL one This gentleman, in order to give
satisfaction to his patrons, studied the anatomy Of
the pedal extremties critically at one of collegss
and the result is that he succeeds in every Instance
in fitting his customers and thereby giving satsfac
ton to all who call upon him in the leather way La
dies ought torsy much attention to their boots to
any other article OF dress 1t is not every day that
ha ndsome foot Is seen
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DOUBLE SHEET.
New York, Tuesday, October ea, 1850.
To our Patrons and the Public.

During the last two years, the increase Of the
circulation, advertising, and general business
OF the Neic York Herald establishment has been so
great, that the premises which we now occupy,
costing Us thirty thousand dollars few years ago.
(now worth forty thoHsand,) are too small end too
contracted for the transaction of our immense
newspaper business of the present day. To en-
large our capacity for meeting the wants of the
civilized community of both hemispheres, we have
been compelled TO purchase the three contiguous
buildings in Fulton street, known the Riker
property; and also TO make arrangements for the
fitting up of enlargedprntng Offices, press rooms
working off hundred thousand copies of the
Herald each morning.
The cost of making all these arrangements will
be nearly one hundred thousand dollars but the
patronage of the American people and of the VERDI
has been great during the last three years. that
we are enabled TO meet such an enormous outlay,
for the purpose of improving charging, eevating,
and ennobling the American newspaper press. We
were Inc HIst 10 commence the modern improve
nents in the American newspaper press. on the
high principles Of science and intelligence and in
every step of that intellectual enterprise we have
occupied the same position in advance of our CO.
temPorares, either as regards circulation or inte-
gence hensive reports or Intellectual results
efall kinds.
The Nv York Herald, at this moment, has the
largest and most comprehensive crcul ailon of any
journal in this country, or in Europe-reaching
nearly aggregate issue Of daily, Sunday, weekly,
and foreign, TO the number Of ninety thousand Co
pies Withthe rsPid progress and continued union
of this republic, will be able, in few years, to
announce an issue Of one hundred thousand copies
Of ihe Herald per day, and an equal number OF
all the other editions Ter week-msking an az
greeate issue Of two hundred thousand or more.
spread broadcast throughout the civilized world.
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Miguel. And what are his complaints That the
newspapers publish articles offensive to England,
and accuse her of tyranny and usurpation; and
he insists thatthe governmental OF San Salvador shall
come out and declare that what the papers have
said about England and Der policy is VIGOROUSLY
false" lie demands, also, that { man named ldi-
goras' citizen of San Salvador, by iae wa .''"'
has been appointed some sort OF agent by Co. -
heid' shall not be obliged any longer n n.,fa-s,
n,s au'ies under the laws and also that cer,.;n
:, agreed upon by him wit. some
commissioners of San Salvador, in violation Of
their express instructions, and portions of which
the Congress of San Salvador refused to ratify,
shall be at once complied with. If this is not dene
within three weeks, he Gays he shall order Bri-
fish fleet on the coast. "to pat in ereclaloH the
strongest e0erctpe mea stres -
Such is the course of English intrigue and out
rage in Central America. il needs no comment.
When we say that for opposing such proceedings
as these, and s6eduauy opposing them when they
conficted with American rights, an American
minister was recalled and disgraced to please the
British government, we have said all that is necel
sary to rouse the indignation of every American
citizen.
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Marine Affairs.

STEAMSHIP LAuScH.-Another steamer will be launeh-
ed from the yard of Messrs Wsstervelt Msckey to-.
day, at 10 o'clock She is named the Winfield Scott,
and is intended fer the Panama AMI San Francisco
trade.
LAuscHrD-At searsport, 9th inst by Mr. Dutch Q
fine bark, of 300 tons, to be commanded By Captain
given
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selves into an independent party, win be more dis
posed TO give blow TO the Seward influence than
TO any other. They will have no party ties TO re-
gard, and WILL therefore, be free and independent,
and will act as they think proper.
In reference TO the tickets that have been or will
be put forth by both of the old parties in the city of
New York, this will be a very favorable opportu-
nifty to This independent party TO cut and choose
from the m as their judgment dictates, and to &C.
ect none but those whose election to the offices 10
which they have been, or may be, nominated, will
consuce to the interests OF the city. They can act
in this matter in the same high-mindei
they intend TO do towards the -..aaner as
Some of the ." esstr Nominations
-and.doset already nominated, are
totally unit to occupy the posts for which they
have been selected. The best way TO accomplish
their design, Is 10 select from both tickets, and in
doing so they will be sustained by the independent
people of all parties. Above all things, they must
keep constantly in view the Seward abolition in
tluence In the rural districts, aud Sd direct their
energies as to put effectual stop to any further
antisevery agitation and to direct the opinions of
the honest End high minded mass of the commu-
nifty against the demagogueisnn which threatens to
swallow in a vortex of fanaticism, our 6eares.
rights and liberties.
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Personal.

- 0SAENA sHIEL. WHO HAS JUST ARRIVED FAOM
h Dublin wishes ~ find the address of her Mrs
Margaret Foy frmsrly and perhaps still doing bu
Ills Should This attract her attention the
III Of lnown her address they will please drop
line TO box i9s9 Pos Once. New York.
INFORMATION WANTED OF PETER DAILY NATIVE
Of Klbrook County Kildare. ireland. when last heard
from he resided IN the state OF New Jersey between Newark
and Ezahehtown Any ntorwstion respecting him will
be thankfully received BY Mary Heesey No. 81 Washngtsr
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Of the Third wsrd ~ what right or authority he
from his ward 10 che Second. with fighting
his command With intentions a. sGid to break the
meeting Of the Nation N hg % the Socond ward and
carry on their ballot box The facts Mr. Editor. the
National ~hig OF the Second ward belong TO the Law and
order portion OF the Wig rarity and 81 them boast Of
heading The rough and tumble party Of berg a
connected with or controlled By then.
A CITIZEN OF THE SECOND WARD.
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NsSsis for Europe.

The British mail steamship Europa, Capt Lott will
leave this port tomorrow noon for Liverpool direct.
Her malls will close at half past ten o'clock in the
and Enslifh, will be published at half past nine
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sslm.on q. Co Is New YORK. Mobile and View,

Orleans Expressive prepared forward Freight
paektger parcels jewelry tpooie gold dust and
OF every description with aud despatch Pack
sc for Express. will be received at the once OF
Adams Co. l6 snd rs Wall street.
JOHN X. sTIESoN, S.wvorN
AiEN v SrfMsON We" fork'
ADDISON BRAsTOw, No. shagaxine st., ". O.
NctfrA Rogers 4 Pore, Mobile
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THg AMERICAN ARCTIC ExPKDTnos.-Our read
ers will find, in another column of this day spapsr,
very interesting letter of late date, from the
American Arctic expedition. It viii! be read with
nyidiy
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hat worn by the able periona.or t tho Drsnkard At the
huteu was male by Knox Of las Fulton street Tho
worn - The earlier scenes o. the play having become
bai un through hari ussge ana dissipation, the
individual in black who picked him
the derium trsmsns after washing lis (the DrunksD
faee introduced him 90 Knox, who sold identical sri
Gle 81 hCadgear for the moderate Of four dollars n s
beautiful specimen snd Knox has few OF the
left"
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Court Calendar for this pav.

suPyRIon CouRr-Nos lao, $50, 1872. 1856. 1856 1877.
leo 1Gl 1G2 16i les, 1865 90 124 101 o. 40 e5, AZ, 81
90 io7, % 20, li7, S. IL o. u.s. o. ISL, lio H. 1873
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o.. ns hlsts, Slippers, Ties. and Bnskins nin.
ane s1sin. 81 sec, shilling; ,he p.r ladies Cater
" Misses aud Chfrsn Gater Roots sna shoes Al
all kinds AID price, ~ J. o. sILLkRs t3s Csrsi street
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porter, Booy Bette Susr. sdsrs, BssSsse ss over
twenty different kinds Of the nest approved MAKERS
CHS u. Rms Druggist iai Bxosdssy, corner Of Johs
ssrea,.
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are nrmN thnt The largest cheapest and hest sssort-
men, q wA' half Wss Tovpse., Br.ids Of lens hsir
trort Brsde &c ind A. this oelebr wig
tory .fsedhentt Beard n Maiden lsns, ". ", snd Ma
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ADVFRTTSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

D0sT OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE, CORNER EAST
Breadway Nail, for Europe per steamer Europa-Let
bags for Lverrool London Ireland all parts OF
ny and other foreign untries will close this ONCE
Wednesday, z3d October, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
AARON SWARTS.
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subtcrbers have received from their friends At yierr5n
Ifanee f9n tulrly OF new sriele e Trensh Chins,
Cloet snd flrg Basins These srtices made in French
Pore~lsin, are far % the English ones
OF the sureror quality q the ssd warranted
eorrcde and Will he sold In lsree snail quantities
about the same rates as the Enssh esrthen ones
WoRAx \ HAUoHwCUT, SCI Broadway.
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Of fancy cutlery 70 be in the ey 10 embraces ev.ry
leshe style pocket an sperteas Knives Scissors
~ fi.s ard kslors the very best varrani ed sAUS-
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POLITICAL.

POIITICAL.
EIGnTsENTn WARD REsuLAR DEMOCRATIC NO,
II Mutations. For Assistant Alderman.
Richard Y. Carmau.
For assessors.
ard hcCebe,
Samuel 9. Hetbett.
For ConsfakLes.
Pa'rich Euean.
John Mcclure.
For Corrrissioncr of Common Schools.
rhomas s. Ne1ry
For Inspector.
james s. Cooper.
For Trustee.
Ssmuel Osxood.
For Inspectors Of Election.
list Distriet-Joseph Oatwe1. Tr, Royal Phalps.
I'd D stfiet-Harris Wines. Daniel FeGrath.
Sd nj rtrict-Thnmas Conaton, Col. N. Campbell.
4th Disfrct-John Rorfe samnel AtlsB.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Chairman.
TERENCE RoFS, Secretary.
NATURA LIZATION CouxITTEE. - NOTICE. THE
IN Democratic Republican Naturalization Committee
will meet tt Room Tsmmanv Hall. for the purpose Of
uraliging from the 10Th tho 18th October, IN
o'clock JOSEPH CORNELL Chairman Com.
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10 peree. ORDER he obtained at the sub
serhsr This srtcle has teen long and vorshy snovn
the rube the frst premium at the different fairs the
American Institute VS. awarded TO thu inventor.
sAUNDkRS. 1S and So Droadwa and US strand London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22

Good Boots and shocs.-Ws can highly re-
eonmsno Breotss New YORK. Boot and shoe Enpriun $50
yuon street a. rlace get good articles and good h,s
Mr. has TIE largest assortment and think tie cheap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22

fst fast. Application should be made at his ROOM
2se brosd~ay, to-day possible Think q acquiring
splendid hand for 81 ~; and this Mr. guarantees Lose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-22

Taeh have b,n ssesred ~ IN, inifasabie tso
Political men rvted recognition Persons ohiged
patched under may kaaik Or, ING
by the purce of Sack and rrock Tor OF boys
a. IL Cafmine ttrest, corner 4 Blocker, from
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