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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1851.
Whig state Nomination..
The WING County Ticket.

Considering the influences which were 50
banelully potent IN our Primary Elections, we
have reason to rejoice that so admirable COun-
| ty Ticket has been presented for the support OF
the Wings at our approaching Election. But in
fact the discreditabe stries at our Ward Meet
ings had little or no reference to these posts,
but were got up by mercenary oiicc-seeke or
ofice-brokers with a view to Ward Nominations.
The managers of our Primary Meetings did not
see fit to operate with regard to the County
Ticket, because they Were well aware that no
operations in that quarter would pay. Messrs.
DRAPER, BRApFoRD and Anderson had so faith
fully and admirably discharged the most re-
sponsible duties Of their respective stations
that no oTice.sceke could be found bold enough
TO compete for their places, nor any of them, be-
cause 1t was perfectly plain that the Wing
Masses were fully resolved on voting for the in
cumbents anyhow, and any nominations adverse
to them, made by virtue of such Ward Meetings
as we had last week, would have failed to com
mand respect. Mr.. TALLMADGE in like manner
after having served two fun terms, with an in
terval between them. as Recorder of our City,
was without a competitor for the Wing nomina-
ton. Mr.. DoDGE, the present Street Commits
soner, has never yet been elected to that post
by the People and has only served in it since
the death Of Col II. w. Childs SO that the pub.
lie sentiment in his favor is less decided than In
the case OF his colleagues on the ticket but he
was finally nominated for continuance in his
post, and we trust Will be heartily and success
fully supported.
We ore to have trouble in some OF our
Wards and we DO not see how to avoid 1t. The
abuses at the Primary Meetings were SO gross
that the feuds thence arising cannot all be
healed. Our advice to upright men with regard
to them isllarmonize where you can on fair
terms but never submit to The unfairly procured
nominations of corrupt or incompetent candi-
dates Better lcse Ward, or even the Common
Council, than aid in eleyating such candidates
to office II bad men have been corruptly foisted
upon you as regular Wing candidates, put up
worthy and capable candidates and fight the bat
tie out at the polls Storms are not always
agreeable, but they serve to purify the atmos
phers. Better one or two be struck by lightning
than thousands perish of miasma. If a Ward
must bo lost so be 1t but our State and County
Tickets are admirable they are popular they
can he elected. Let every Wing vote be rallied
upon them, and the result will be 4 noble tn
umph, even though Que or two Wards should be
lost by Municipal fegdS. Let MS pull together
for the State and County, and do the hest we
can IN our several Wards and we can hardly tan
10 come out right.
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Topics Of the Morning.

Several prominent citizens Of Syracuse
have been arrested for having been con-
cerned in the rescue of the Fugitive Slave
there. One dispatch says the charge Is
High Treason, and another Misdemeanor
only. We are inclined TO believe the latter.
The Atlastic brings the intelligence that
the Crystal Palace has been ordered taken
down and its removal is no doubt now going
forward The chief reason seems TO be
that the funds for keeping it up were not
forthcoming. According to The Times il.
will probably be set up again at Battersea
for winter garden.
The Mississippi, with Kossuth on board,
has put into Marseilles for Goals, and sailed
thence 10 southampton. The people Of Mar
settles were joyously excited by the pres
ence of the great Hungarian in their har-
Dor, though the quarantine regulations pre-
vented him from landing and them from going
on board. He will stay in England a fort
night, it is said, before leaving for the
United States. Mr.. Lawrence has con-
cluded his trip to Ireland. In France there
is nothing new. There is talk of the pos
sibility Of restoring universal suffrage and
revising the Constitution so as to make
Louis Napoleon reeligible. We shall be-
lieve this when we see it. In Spain the
Cuba excitement is appeased. The En-
peror of Austria has been travelling ia
Lombardy; attempts were made to well
come him by manifestations Of popular en-
thusiasm, but they were abortive. AT Rome
the Pope has granted an amnesty, from
which political offenders are excluded. In
Germany order reigns, with little iuternis-
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whip CITY Nominations.

ITId Senatorial Disrict-ALExANDEg H.
SCHULTZ, With Ward
Ivh Senatorial Dstrict-ODADiAH NgwcoNB,
Of the XIIIth Ward was nominated in this Dis
trict
VII Senatorial Disnicf.-HOn JAMES w. BEES-
MAN, renomlnated
Vim Senatorial D,stict.-Hon. EDWIN ID
MORGAN, renomnated by reclamation.
Asssmbly-4. THEODORE A. WARD, Nth
Ward) 6 WILLS BLACKSTONE, Vlllth Ward,)
renominated. s. SANFORD l.. MAcoMBER, (Ath
Ward y renominated on Tuesday by acclamation.
H. JAMES DEWEY, (XlIlth Ward) renominated
XIth WARD.-For Alderman, WILLIAM T.
MAcKRELL Assistant Alderman, DANIEL HER
RICK. john RYAN has also been rendered re-
nomination for Assembly.
XIIIth WARRIOR Alderman, JOHN PEAR.
SAIL: Assistant Alderman, WILLIAM I'll.
WRIGHT
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OppositiOu Nomination,

XVIth Senatorial District.--Dr Simeon Snow,
Root, Montgomery Co
Geneses Co.-For County Judge Edgar c.
Dlbble of Batavia, Barnbuner for Sheriff Eras-
tus Cash Of Byron, Hunker for County Treasu.
rer Lesnder Mix of Batavia Hunker; for Ses-
sions Justice Charles S. Cone of Bethany, Abo.
lition Banburner For Members Of Assembly
lst District DR.. J. $ Billings Of Elba, Hunker ;
"a District Samuel Church, Of Bergen, Barn
burner.
Orange Co-County Judge, John G. Wilkin,
of Goshen; Surrogate, J. Walker Fowler Of
Newburgh Treasurer, Benjamin F. Edsall, Of
Goshen; Superintendent of the Poor, James J.
Hallock sof Chester
XAIXth Senatorial Disrict-Oliver Phelps
Ontario County
Niagara Co.-For County Judge Hiram Gard
Ner For Surrogate: NJ. Seaman of Royaton.
For Sheriff: George w Simms OF Niagara For
County Clerk Alex. II Jameson Of Hartland
For County Treasurer X S Wilkinson Of Lock
port For Member of Assembly s F. Roberts
OF WheatGed
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sicn, bat with az intense uader-curreat OF
dov6t and expec .tion, fearful looking foT-
ward 10 things TO come. That country aai
Italy will see terrible things "hen the revo-
Iutionsry fit returns.
The detention Of the Atlantic Was caused
by the breaking Of she rod Of her air pump.
Thi. vas Of English manufacture, no'
American. AZ soon IS it could be taken
out aid replaced with spare rod, which
the ship always carries, she went On hor
way again.
The Union party has been successful IN
South Carolina. 10 Charleston alone they
have majority Of 1882.
John Perkins has been convicted oil man
slaughter a! Utica.
The trial Of the steamer Pampero has
been commenced at Augustine, Fla.
The K. N. steamer America has arrived
at Halifax with three days later news. She
REPORTS the arrival, of COwes, Of the Ameri-
can steamer Franklin, on the % inst.
Bv the Americas news, KOssuth would
not be allowed to land in Piedmont, al
though he made ii 4 particular request. The
greatest excitement prevails in SOuthamp-
ton in view of his arriva! there. He is to
visit London, and be presented with the
freedom of the city.
Some uneasiness was experienced ii
Paris, according to the latest accounts.
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OHlo.-There is little use in details Of
the result Of the Election In this State The
diversion from the Wing ranks caused by the
Free Soil schism in the Western Reserve, for
merly the Wing stronghold. insured the reelec-
ton of Gov Wood by some 10000 majority.
The Legislature pretty certainly goes with the
Governor, but it is quite likely that two ct the
Wing candidates for Justices OF the supreme
Court who with two Of the Opposition candid
s,es) were also on the Free SOIL ticket, are
elected
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Whig Nominations.

Monroe CO.-Assembly: 3. CALEB b. Cor
SER
Clinton Co.-WILLIAM p. MooREs has been
designated for Treasurer in place of NJ. X. PLATr,
declined.
XXXIId Senatorial Disfrief-Elsha Ward.
WIN Senatorial District Alex. j. Coffin, OF
Duchess Co.
Yates Co.-Assembly: Myron II. Weaver.
Judge James l.. Seely. Treasurer; Theo F.
Sharpe. Coroner Potter.
City Of Bufob.-For Recorder George w.
Houghton.
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A GENUINE Asrr-TARrrF ARGrAESr.-

The following argument agains; protection we
cut from The Detroit Free Press
Horace Greeley knows. as well as every farmer
knows the price Of wheat after harvest, ilat pro-
lection TO manufacturers Is destruction 10 agrcuifur
isLs Il : enurtly too late 70 talk TO Amcfic an
fucrs OF TIE benefits Of laying duty OF Tie wheat
and corn which he raises lie VIII assure ~ tell
you that DIS wheat and corn can be sold cheaper
ihau 1t can Dc bought IN any Other country, aud that
con.eQUenty lie is Lot likely 10 meet coRPeilter IN
tbs aIkei. He may well say !bat thIs country i
tie greatest agricultural producer Ia he world and
that therefore, he Il III 10 fear OF the products OF
ether countries coming 20 unoefsell HIM.
For ms. sIce whs, - raised N Michigan, and sold
a seyeIy cents per bUsLoi what other country can
rsise i anspOr II here, and sell It for tue same
To tsik IS such thing ough, 70 entltie man 10 a
place II lunaic asy lum- Then What IS the use Of
a Tart OF 30 per cent on wheat for the oe0eht OF
the farmers Of Michigan Tariff or no Terif wheat
cannot &c imported. But, says the manufacturer II
YOU ouy give Us Tar,i vi thlrty per cent, We VII
give you one OF forty
This looks maryellously as II The Free Press
took is readers TO be fools. II protection 30
manufacturers is ruin TO farmers how happens
il that the products of lac latter are down at 80
lcw price under the present approximation 20
Free Trade Or are the farmers Of Michigan
so particularly stupid that they csa be hum
buecei into believing it IS better to send wheat
10 England for manufactured articles, paying The
hssyy cost OF transportation both ways. than it
is to have manufactures At tael5 own doors,
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N,rAL-The L. S. slaon.of.xar Ger

NAyAL.-The L. s. sloop-of-war Ger
msI.own, Com. L. 4. + Laysie.te. Commr James
u Knight, was at Cape Paimas on .as 18th July
The L sioop-of-y AZ John Adams Comm Bar.
roo, WIS Likewise IN poIt---- commander Cacgala-
der Knsg0ld has been ordered IN duty TO the Bureau
o. CoLstruction. Eguipmen; and Repair Commodore
Sinners. The iuIy upon which Commander Ring
god has been ordered IL 10 accompany Commodore
siOat enc Of a board Of officers, II whom Commo-
dore Scat IL untersooc 70 have been appointed Pre-.
sses t. 70 select suitable location Tor dock, ard
:or We pacido station.
" Daniel Is. Amos, ole OF me 7riaciesl
Afs6pes tLdins, ased . few dsys aga. sssd a.
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VEIegant Plaid and Brocade Silks at

S. yard beautiful de Lanes al To- and handsome cab.
soes good width and at cd may he obtained a.
HIrciioocx & LRADBEATER's, No sl1 Broadway, corner
Of Leon whore also the aides will find splendid
assessment Of every II fancy and staple Dry Goods At
VEN reducsd rates eks Ct the most rabe styles long
and square shaxls of sysyy KIND PaIisan Coaks aed
Opera Cioats; Men0es; Cashmeres; dc LANES; CASA
mere ard Wcrsied Pads; WOolen Blankets Quilts !;
Elaaneis Lace end Muslin Window ID apsres, and every
thing else that lady or family can want IN the line OF Dry
S,oo1n
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Total. 50 fan. l5,65s 2i,25s 1891

Total, 50 ar IJ,t1o Hf,-)S ~ IV'J'wU
Birler ahead -- 5000 Johnste do. 3,23i
Johnston was chosen in '4s by about 300 ma
iority. There are ten or twelve Counties, main
lv small. TO come in, which will increase Big
lor's majority to something ike 1900.
We presume the entire Opposition State
Ticket IS chosen by majority somewhat small
er than Bigler's; but il is possible that Richard
Coulter, Wing, is chosen Judge of the Su-
irene Court instead Of James Campbell, Opp.
The Legislature is OF course Opposition.
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- Hon f. d MosGAs, it will be seen, was
last night renominated for Senator in the up
town District The whole District viii be graf
ihed to learn thar he consents to stand. Men Of
his character are 100 rare In public life, but when
one will serve in a Legislative capacity, he
should be 80 sustained a. to assure HIM that his
worth II appreciated
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Auti-Rent Nominations.

DsIarare County. County Judge and SuuO-
gate Vim. Gleason, Jr.. OF Hobart. County
Treasurer: ii. \. Buckley, of Delhi Superin-
tcndent of Poor Vim. Lull, of Bovlna. Justice
Of Sessions James NJ. Buckley, of Colchester.
Coroner John Ferguson. of Davenport. As
seubly Ist Dist-uriah Gregory, Of DEPOSIT
Id Dist.--Lewis Mills Of Kortright
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~ As steadily as the sublime flow of
water ovcr the regiousy inspiring Niagara Falls, is the
demand for Mrs JsRviss Cold Candy People may smile
and cell cancy,' but has cominglsd with the
suSar-which IL utd 10 make the medicinal properties
easy 20 takeAs dgt flied simplicity, and a. happy oon
eocton Of natures herbs, ever human mais alton ever
applied TO pulmor sy complaints Sold by Mrs isRvs.
No 66 broadway.
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ry We are compelled by the crowd of
news to place an editorial article on The
True Policy of New York Merchants on the
sixth page Of this paper
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GROWTH OF TIE UNITED SrArEs.-The

GROWTH OF TIE UNITED STATEs.-The
Ko!sisohs Zs,ttrs OF Sept. q has a leader on the
progress Of this country. in which the utmost
admiration is expressed for the enterprise, ener-
81 and sctiyity OF the Yankees, who for those
qualities are admitted 10 be unequalel in hlste-
". Nowhere In the world" says the writer.
" does The blood so swiftly rush through the
veins, nowhere does life flow il so full stream
IS among The citizens Of the United States II
here sad there wildness and absence of con.
troll. Of which We have lately had to condemn a
manifestation Of reckless exsravsgaacs But q
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PASSENGERS.

ar and MI. Jones. children. hurss. maid. snd msa
servant Dir and Mrs. Stslmaa infant asd asrss, MI
and BiTs GTocnough. children nurse aud scvapt MI
ard Mrs Benson Mr. and Ms COdmss. Mr. lie~mas ssd
lady Mrs Howard, Mrs. Prentice, Mrs Clftos. Mts 81
CLAIR ana Children and Nesss Graves Nernos, Taylor.
Davidson Remington. Bird sy, Thomas iitchc ok, Ia
fsr Cot smith Tob,n Rs.e,n:bs9' besvsy Ansls,
Boiaie Gsssno Ieronsss, y q Booth BissIow ii,i-
msn DoTtus MsIhey, Rupricht VOiy Mossb,ch fio-
Nordbeimer Bay, Erwin Barrett. mas IA able.
Flemy. Boisssn Bodge Major Balm Com,tock. sosnss
TIyUsro Weede. Manaud, Cramsr BstI Watson, 9Teene
Eor Hg.lar-hon Samuel CnhaId and q olhers
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FRoM PAsA-Capt. Conway, Of the brig
Wafer Witch arrived al Salem, reports the Province
Of Psrsvery sicky with small pox, yellow fever, and
Oh u diseases. The mortality had been very great,
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- The Hackcnsack bridge is now tho
roughly repaired The trains run regularly
The great Southern Mail with Philadelphia, Bal.
timore, Washington and Charleston passengers,
passed Cyei i. and made the connection last night
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--latest European Intelligence.

81 bLl1IklC TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LTyKRPOOL
SATURDAY NoRsISs
FssScs.-Paris BocEse, Pniay-Piyes, 99( lee --
Threes, 55f 05c.
ArTwERP, I'd -Excbanee on Lon!oy . 6oyvl
DRussELs, 3t.-Excbapge on London Is soz7,
ANsTEEDAs, 2d.-Exohsnge on LONDON, IIg5
MAHcaEsTER TRsDL RKroRr-s Saturday, OFT 4,
l1oP h.-The market to-day IS ekceeslpsl, quiet
There Is literally nothing doing and tins g,Ds Of
business WILL, IN all probability, extend over neu
wees N Consequence Of The approaching Wal! II the
Queen.
TIE inns mentions that letters from Glasgow
SKATE Tie Suspension Of Nests. Slater s. Co den
sor merchants ard brokers, with lIabIles for tarsy
thousand pounds.
hossuTH.-The excellence. II s.u.hsmpton &C.
spectiug koszu,h's arrival continues uIabated. n.
may be expected about the 9Th or 1th INST IL IS a.
fan9ef nat upon The occasion OF bis being pfssered
with an acsress by The City Of Lsntpn he will pro
Dudley Stewart
>, arctic Expedition, Commander PuHsn, isnaes al
pesl on THURSDAY rom the Hudsons Pay tompsnys
mp Ifhce OF W aies, attsr carrying II peritcss
otsich TOT sI John F1snkl.n IN 1879 ana 1880
Ossian r. Dodge haS created some eIc,temeot IN
Eng'atc, ~ oftnDg ter thousand daIisrs for tho
ys'a. paiace ore sas and nigh. scoa atter,,s close
fthe exhibition.
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u Its genial ministratlon is delicious.
II iubrcaios and hea with soothing ruhulness sore
throat brcaks dry had cough, relieves distressing
ashms and gives the throat and lungs healthy Tone
unki skeptcs The above assertions true
by certificates from the greatest Of the country aud
besides a has stood the test of time Mrs JgRyIs Gold
Candy sold by Mira W JERvIs, 500 broadway. and 10y
druRglsts generally
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FnoM THE AzoRRs.-Ihe bark Peri,
Which arrived Al New Bedford the 18th inst IN %
dsys from Fayai brought % passengers, (seven ,of
whom are from outward bound whslers, returned
SICK IS native Portuguese and 900 letters.
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wph Iatle or no transportation 70 pay and q
stcsdy m.rke, for crops a great deal more pro-
f,sblo .rd less erhausting TO the soil than
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LEARN OF GoLDsMiTH.-Mr. u. has re-
duoeA his terms for Writing SO 50 for the Of ten
lessons VI IN hour each Hours Of attendance at II
and O'Clock p for ladies' and at A. and 3. aud
oclock p M for gentlemen daily excepting Saturdays
Private Instruction reduced " SIC New pupils received
every dav this week OLD a.
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Nuns AND BOYS CLoTHING.-We are
now s~ing the argen stock Of Mems and Boy Clothing
IN this city prices thin the limits of all puroh ,sers
eons,sns Of great variety Of Overcoets Sacks Pants
Vests 0hirs d. awers 10 BuyeIs will find good stock
TO make selections iron. BoUOHToN KNAPP. No 80
Maiden Lane oI6 6tTuTh&Ss
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lev. b. PALMrn the accredited Anent

OF we ness sho MVs' widely circulated journals Of the
o s,a w which he daily Receiving advertise
MEMS epu w scrptions authorized 10y tho piopreors
atIaots and give feooints gives valuable ptacu-
y" 90 sten 60 these WIN desire 10 adopt luhc'ous
s en- u adysrtisipg aud snhmrs 10 advertisers his
enNve hles from Which choice selection csn 10 made,
Adapted business pursuits Once IN ihe fsk"-
Auilhnss
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To pslNrKns AND PrsLlsHsRs.--Th

NKWrOM OOMPANY rus,ectfaEy eau the attention OF Pn
Ssrs aud Pablshes then improved Iyps and Stereotype
Pistes kc The improvement consists N giving 10 taem
eeppcs face about III Fa additional c SO thas their
durability Increased IN arec. proportion 10 the sueusr
ten scy copper type metal Which, according 60
rect sIaerents y From. this single fact II
viii perceived tha, tha lace OF copper must
i've Aerdnsy endurance 10 printing surfaces and es
Serrlcs hAs fully proved such 10 DO the The Coa
pany have secured letters ps,en fr the sad
Ney ale prepared and execute orders 81 thor
tsst mont . North William 81, New York.
The following papers printed N the COPPER faced type
New-Yck Courier and Enquirer; New-foIs Daily Ir's-
me psssos DAILY Journal Boston Flag Of Our Union
possss picssual praNlrS kcom Cempanion, Nsw-fsrk
organ, and eihers. NgwroN COMPANY,
,ssi faTh&M sNoEth wllhen-st N. "
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~ Advertising, to be of benefit, must be

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.--Bills on the
ALLOWING Banks viii he taken at par for Clothing at Union
Hall whole ale and Retail Clothing Warehouse corner OF
Fulton and Nassau SITS Viz;
James Bank Of Jamesvne, Y
Bank OF New Rochelle ". Y.
Farmer Bank Of Nina, N. Y
Western Bans OF White Greek. N. Y.
Goods for the above can be selected from an IN
nsnse stock hundred thousand dollars worth OF
ready made Clothing every variety embracing all The
nate improvements IN the trade. y. L. ROGERS
aiAS
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Aa-TrouT Srovrs.-WM. CLARKE, &

Ne 9Caimns st. four doors above Blocker has hand
assortment Of these necessary Articles hand AID
70 ord All those who dssIoos uf purchasing should
by neglect 10 give him call They certainly
car mol better suited charged reasonably
stoss the city N Bstcves cleaned repaired and put
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CnkAp WHlrr aNn BRowN SUGARS, FIVE

FRksN TKAs. URocEkIks, ke.-J. q. FOWLER, Nos 100
and 400 Ia wich II Nssey and toa Grand SITS has Just
received and offers for sale a. unrsu low pr,ces for cash
Sugars Teas, Ccfees. ffuts OF all kinds, wholesale
and retail Grocets and Country Dealers lavted ~
call at h stores where they get article IN the
line osusosi low prces klsc new Raisias. Cursnts.
SNtp,as sc OILS ns
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UNDERSTANDS AND DaAwERs, CHEAP -
Persons wishing purchase for their USE ia sell
asan, may find stock Of Shirts and Drawers.
exceedingly low prices for cash at SANxAys Wholes ale
and Retail Gtntemens Furnishing Warehouse, Ne lac
william st. near Fulton. ole IT.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL on TIE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.

BY TIE NOVA Scotia. NEw-BgVNSwlcK AND
MAINE TELEGRiPRS TO PORTLAND.
AND THENCE
Ry MINIS MERCHANTS line TO NRw-yOsK
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LADIES REApr The Oxygenated Bit.
tsrs sspecay adapted 10 the peculiar complaints Of
females snch - Weakness isegulxry and Nervous De-
bny and - they contain alcohol Will cause nsanox
scatsoa. wsiie tAsS cheerful sensation d health
and strongsA.
Esalssy A IA Sand, lee rslsos-s A. I. scavir
Co 1 and G X, Ring. is1 hroaaw,y and By prvessss
rally IN the Uutsd aafes
~ FowLsas g. WELLS, Phrenolosisss