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,rnetnc,or n =" r nne " AMONG ms
our call, aud whose active cnergts have snce been
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Great Conaagraiion in Buffalo.

We are indebted to Mr. j. w. WEAVER for
copy otthc Bun'tlo Courier of the 9th, Civ
ing the details of one Of the most disastrous
Algrations that ever visited that City. The
loss, says the Courier, is variously estimated at
from 100000 to SlO0,O0O
The fire commenced at o'clock on Friday
morning. in a ten-pn alley, in u section of the
City known as the Five Points and which APP
pears to be locality about on par, as respects
the character Of its inhabitants, with that of its
nnmcsnhc in New York. 1t extended greatly
beyond these limits, however, ana caused great
destruction of valuable property. Several lives
were lost two having been already taken from
the ruins.
BY seven o'clock, it was evident that all was
over, for the present, at east, and time was
given to contemplate the devastation of the last
three hours. it was scene bcggarng dcscrp-
ton. Since the disastrous con a~ration of
lS:}2, our city had witnessed nothing TO be
comPlrcd with 1t. The whole territory, en-
brHcCd within the bound ries we have drscrib-
G was swept, us with the bosom Of destruction.
nothing but forrest of ChimncvS incruptnr
the view, from the Tcrrece to the river. he
fine school house Of District No. ,. was, we be-
liegc, the only brick ediicc embraced in the
conliagration, and It's walls, standing alone
amid the vast, ashy eXponsc, presented dis
nal contrast.
| It's impossible for lis to give an accurate state
ment Of the ownership OF the property destroy
cd. or to apportlon the losses among the dlle-
rent proprctors His Honor, the Mayor esti-
mates the number Of persons, rendered houses
less by the disaster, at 700 or 500, many of
whom might be seen, through the day, sitting
upon their few effects saved from the fumes,
and distributed in heaps along the Terrace! 1t
was Il sad sight enough, but rendered less SO
/ by the humane efforts of some of our lady cti-
ztns, whom We noticed distributing food among
the hungry sufferers. Had the fire taken place
in the depth Of winter there is no calculating
the additional horrors it would have brought
with it.
In view Of the immense amount Of property
d ',troycd, we can but look upon this fire as Il
g'aat calamity. but in another point Of vicw it
will he esteemed public blessing hat we have
g,t rid Of Il vast number of nuisluccs in tn
d,ns Of vice and iniQu!ty forming the district
known as the POINTS" Had the fire been con-
fined to these, there would have been but little
regret expressed. The private losses h,yt
been considerable but the public rood attain
eli, thus sweeping oil at once, acres of m~crl-
bic wood tcncmcu's, and the mpossbility Of
their places b.nr supplied By any bu. good
/ buildings. is very treat.
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And VIC assure the Tribune that Vermont
Sheep breeders not only have Remarkably fine
animals" but also proycrbially extraordinary
talent for selling them"
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BELLEviLLE, Sept. Ii, 1871.

To the Editor of The Anzegcr Dcs Westerns:
Dear Slr-l am much pleased 10 see that
Won have stirred mp the dry bones OF the Re
publican newspaper of this morning, the llth
on the Cuba subject. Gou have taken the right
~-~...I ,l,,, ,t- S,,"" ado h""o to" ms n luns
violated the = old treaty" OF 1898, and It is all
broken loose as to us; but the bue-ilght wing
papers will Justify the Government, right OF
wrong. The course, in my Judgment, aud the
one which shall pursue, is to rouse the people
for true and genuine liberty, and by this course
The Peop.s wM force the Government into tcdr
or put his Iiig administrator on of p1'cer
Excuse me III the above suggestions, ant
also pardon me for presenting you with my
views. in print, on this Cuba subject. am aud
have been extremely anxious for the emancip pa
ton Of Cuba, as you may have seen in our do
nns in st. Louis recently, in front OF the Cuur
House.
Your paper has great influence on this side
of the river with the Germans-that is VIVA
the Republican fears.
see the Democratic papers have taken uF
for Cuba all over the Union, and of course the
Wings are s,rong on lie other side Tins Gu
la subject cW be q strong element m the ner
Presidential contest. / think Douglass uil 3
for cuba. | will vote for no man opposed T.
Cuba. Excuse me writing to stranger |
is liberty that joins us.
Your friend, JonN REYNOLDS
We have borne a reasonable share Q
abuse for having exposed the true intent o
Senator Doug ass hint of the probable annex
alton Of mole sugar growing States to tn
Union in his Rochester Address. Read III
above, from a supporter, former colleague an
personal crony OF the aspiring Senator, an
then Judge Us. Aud Judge also, friends o
Peace and Freedom! whether the party sell
portrayed in the above letter is tit to DC entru
ted with the control OF Government!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

We invite the open-eyed attention OF oar
readers, and of all good citizens, to the follow
ing disclosures in regard 10 the proposed con-
version of tine Locoioco party i'll this country
into the FHliJustsr Party, at the approaching
Presidential Canvass. Look out for the Flli-
busters, We copy from the n. y. Tribune Of
tln 21lh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-10-03

COPIES. If any other newspaper ever started
in this City or in any other part of the world,
ever reached so large a circulation i'll so short
u time, we should be very glad to be informed
of the fact. As for the character of our sub
scription list, we should like to compare it with
that Of any other paper in thu City of New
York. 1t is taken by busncs' men at their
stores, and by the most respect lblc families in
town. The very great amount Of reading mat
ter which we give every day. and the funcss
and accuracy Of the news apartment, combine
with its chcapncss to make it acceptable and
desirable to all classes.
The list continues to increase very rapidly
We shall spare nc effort to make the paper
worthy of the hbc.al patronage it receives.
The character Of Mr. RAYMoND's subscrip-
ton list ought to BE- "gool "-otherwiso it is
so big it might get to bullying little folks.
Consul OwrN.-Thc following card is sign
ed bv l57 of the prisoners lately incarccrated
at Havana, and is published by their request:
We. the undersigned prisoners incarccrated
in the City prison ofllavana, on account of our
connection with the late Cuban expedition, UNI
der the command OF Gen. Lopez, cannot with
hold an expression If our feelings toward the
American Consul, Mr.. Allen +. Owen, of
ueHrH''; 10" ut 'nio t''uc. "''Oe o,' L %,'ii Va;
nro .a bnt SINCE hpt time plthourh rencot-
odly solicited, has always steadily refused to
revisit rs, either IN MS private or o1cIal ccaPa-
IL:Hi 'ou,' a. '.I, e ,I, ".' j.. r,,'
s,ancod How IA account for # we know NOT
but can only ascrbc it to that worst Of all
feelings. lnhumahLy, or that, more degrading
sun w" ",'',' .........,..,
NJ ho,no NAV know what kind Of a man is niaccd
at the head Of their affairs at this place.
Inc same prisoners also signed and pub
,iSliC' ON u..I' P,pc' ~ T"'Ii uy eNpl,
and the British Consulate at Havana. and to the
American AID British citizens of Havana gem
orally. for their generous and and sympathy.-
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The Cuba Game.

FIX Gov John Reynolds OF Illinois, who has
now been several years out of Congress, has
written the following Characteristic letter 10 the
Editor of Locooco German paper at -.
Louis, when the later has been indlscreet
enough TO publish, viz
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Grec })res SIS,
BURLINGTON VT.
FRIDAY MORNING OCT. 3 1855

cSy :. NJ. PEVTlNGllL, 81 Co, Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street Boston
Are Agents for the FREE Pass. DaHy and Week
IN, aud are authorized to receive ADVERTISEMENTS
and SUBSCRIPTIONS at the same rates as are required
nj this Office Their receipts are regarded as pay
mens.
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ORA. G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2Oi

\ Nh. A. VI. DlUELO w -EltslucICc SUf
~ Third avenue-executes In the most perfect msnne
every Operation necessary for the Hea beauty and per
manent Preservation OF the Teeth AytUfcdI and fdtwa
Teeth supplied or Inherited
Dr. b has made the gyedtest Improvement in the Treat
ment OF Hernia Breach. Neuralgia Tic Do0srer and
Diseoses Of the Nervous System, etc.
Office Hours from to ~ NJ. jls%
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JEWELRY.

WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILL
w YER WARE.-Those who wish to purchase
WATCHES or ykWELRY, viii find IL greatly TO their
Advantage 10 call the subscriber, who IL constantly
eevg ell descriptions Of gold and silver watches direci
nom NE manufacturers In England France and Swizer
land, which be selling o. wholesale and retail al tho
very lowest prices.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch Chains, Diamond
Rings and Pins Gold and Silver Spectaeles Sterling Silver
spoons, Cups Forks, kc-
Gold Watches a. low - % to SIS each; Watches and
Jewelry exchanged. AL Watches warranted TO keep
good ume the money returned. Watches Clocks and
Jewery repaired In the best manner and warranted 81
much leas than the usual prices
GEO. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewedy,
40 ezs Wholesale and Retail, 81 Wen o. up sialrs.
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EARPETING, Oil Cloths, Hearth Rugs,
" Table and Piano CoverS, Window Shades, &c cheap
al HYATTS Carpet Store, "a Bowery. jill ST.
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0OO CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
GOOINGs, g. n, q, So and Sc inch, suitable for
Manufacturers Of Bags and the general trade For sale By
"a c. BILE BARON, s. Pine-sL
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for COLD FEET-CHEM-
TELEGRAPH.

TELEGRAPHIC.-Citizens and Stran-
Il gers are invited call and examine the operation Of
he MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH at
NORTONS TELEGRAPHIC ROOMS
III Broadway, New-York.
The Immense success attending the adaptation Of Ohm
stesd's Patent Telegraph Battery TO the
MAGNETIC MEDICAL MACHINE,
has induced the subscriber 70 accepk rom The hanufs
tuTers,
Messs r. SMITH co n Futon-st
the appointment sole Agent oI the sale thereof and they
viii hereafter be kept constantly on sale al
HORTOHS TELEGRAPHIc ROOMS,
III Broadway NeW-York-
The Olmsead Patent Magnetic Machine, for MEDICAL
purposes entirely different from any other medical IN
Iruments that person form proper idea Of ts sd
Vantages without Witnessing s operations when they VIII
be found apparent 70 render argument superhuous
The current Of electricity completely under the control Of
the operator and from almost mpercepubihty be grad
1sly Increased any strength the patient may desire
while instead Of feeling the painful spasmode contraction
OF the muscles produced by all other medical Instruments
gentle flowing pleasantly through the
YEN Telegraph Companies respectfully informed that
every description Of Magnetic and Chemical Telegraph
apparatus 10 kept constantly sale at
HORT0NS FELEGRAPHIC ROOMS,
III Broadway, New-York,
where al orders must be addressed. oil FMkWd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
Morse's Compound Syrup Of
MELLOW DOCK ROOT.=We feel

IL prompted by every principle Of humanity TO make
known to the world the wonderful efficacy OF THIS exIsor'
binary preparation. Thousands have been relieved OF
great Of suffering and many lives saved by me use
OF It. 1t acknowledged by the beat judges OF medicine 10
be the elegant scientific and sautary preparation now
in and depurative remedy seldom II ever eguaed
Il stands Hnrvaed for the OF Eryspeias Salt kheu
Canker Scrofa and all the various diseases arising from
an impure of the Blood. Also all Bilious complaints
and used whunprecedent In all cases OF Female
Weakness and general debility strengthening the weaken
cd body giving tone to the various organs and nvgora
ing the system and also for the OF the Liver COM
plant. Catarrh Dyspepsia, Headache Dizziness, Coughs
Gc. Those affected with Chronic Diseases OF whatever
form will find this medicine not only pleasant TO tho taste
but certain cure if be within the power OF remedial
agents 10 affect their disease. lis composed OF meclnes
so happily combined tend directly TO give tone to the
stomach and bowels excite 10 healthy action the Liver ana
the whole Ganduar System, alay Nervous lrabhity and
promote the free action OF the Lungs thus rendering tap
pcable all diseases OF Chronic nature 10 purely
Vege table, and may be used in all climates and at all sea
sons of the year. - - ,.,,,., .
Prepared only by C. MORSE co. at l0l Fountsn-st
Providence r. and sold by thousands all over the Un,,
ed States, iCanadss, sc Haydock, Corlss Clay, 28
Pear-sL ~ York, general Agents. jl5 6In'
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR

J n CITY PROPERTY-The Farm, known as Howard
place containing about 200 situate the South Bay
near the village Of sayvile, Long Island formerly the resi-
dence of Capt Marcena MunsOn About half the land
under high of cultivation, and the whole lies sloping
beautifully toward the beach, and Is capable OF great pro-
ductOn. .,. q,
The mansion surrounded by extensive and beautiful
lawn well shaded with trees and shrubbery-contalns
about 90 rooms In good condition. and has been recently
painted coach houses sabng for u horses, OF the
largest barns the Island houses for ice, milk COAL
smoking tools &e cattle sheds pig pens, house, &c
AL the main travelled road, ab 9ut quarter OF mile
from the wafer with handsome avenue leading 10 tie
beach This 10 updeniably very desirable residence
from Its peculiarly of SOIL the purity and abundance OF
TER there three wells OF son water, beside several
springs the premises,) modified sea ar-the balmy
bree from the beautiful bay rendering deciousy cool
IN Summer, and quite temperate In winter These advan
esges render Of the most healthy locations 70 beound
There on the place young orchard of about $50 trees
OF selected grated fruit and extensive garden filed
with great variety Of small fruits plants, grapes &c
Game abounds In the vicinity and the most enthusiastic
disciple Of Isaac Walton be graed 10 his hearts de-
sire with the FISH and oysters from the Bay and trout In
shoals his and the neghboring streams. Manure
of the beet quality IL constantly deposng the beach In
large quantities. and therefore only the labor OF carng
From part Of the place Is extensive view OF the
Bay and Ocean beyond
The distance from New-York Is about 50 miles Time
hours by Railroad.
II not sold entire by the Let OF February 1t viii be divided
sold In cottage lOts Terms moderate and most Of the
purchase money remain bond and mortgage de-
"A II New-York.
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WINDOW SHADES! GIT COR

w INCEST DRAPERY MUsLINs, ke.-Familiss
about furnishing their Windows with the above articles
largest and best assortment IN the cy several styles
never before introduced IN Eew-York Lace and Muslin
Curtains Drspery, Tasses Loops Pins, Bands Cornices
he Families purchasing Of the subscriber may rely upc
getting hrsI rate article and a. low a. II Is possible 10 I'M
port manuactureik Merchants buying NJ wholesale win
hnd decidedly their advantage 70 ca before purchas-
lng elsewhere J. C. WOODEORD 2s5 Broadway slsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-20
DR. WATERS,S TOOTH SOAP

DR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP
NIMPORTANT DISCOVERY.-Recenti investigate
have demonstrated the existence Numerous Amman ana
vegetable Parasites which surround the Teeth OF most IN
divduAs and contribute largely 10 the accumulation OF me
Tartsr the decay Of the Teeth &c 6c An effective rene
5v AGAINST these evils has long been desideratum That
re'neDS DR. WAITRESS TOOTH SOAP,
One of the most valuable preparations ever offered 70 ne
public single 25 cent cake viii satsly sny one oi iS
Valuable properties Sold wholesale and retail a.
PRICES MEDICINE DEPOT, lS0 FULTONST
Sun Building, and by Dpggists generally A.
~ Circ1srs eo1tanng accurate drawings OF the AMI
macuae referred to- with the Recommendations OF several
az above 10 StMTh&S+
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NAIRMOUNT.-A plot of GROUND

adjoining the village Of Paramount, Westcheser Coun-
sy For Sale The ground Is dry and elevated and sur
veyed In lots for building purposes number OF which fons
on the Boston Road IL Will be sold together, or In ots 10
suit subscribers map OF the premises can be seen and
further particulars given by inquirtng OF . ,,
ii6 2ys T. DUESENB ERRY, SO Wilfamst
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PATENTS.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
n BEDSTEADS, BEDS, MATTRESSES and FEATH-
ERs ever offered for sale al NJ. WILLARDa Warehouse
bo Chahamst corner OF Mulberry-st The attention OF
eousekespes and Others Ia particularly called to WIS
paeHi right and le screw bedsoad Old beds renovated
cola Wholesale and retail DIS I'M
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VOUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE

The subscrber offers for sale his valuable Farm and
Country situated Long Island Sound q miles from
Hew-Y0rk, In Rye WestcheseF Co. on the New-Haven
Railroad IL will be sold In parcel, divided into
parts OF from 10 to so acreseach having splendid build
fn9 site &c Or he will sell In parcel the Mansion
House and outbudings with from 80 TO IS acres. The
land ia of superior quality, well fenced SC For further
partculars inquire OF JAMES BARKER Jr 10 Seventh
o. ;i S' a sne suO'''iOe' '" '"' HENRY NJ BARKER
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WINDOW SHADES.

GAUGE WIRE, WINDOW SHADES,
~ OFFICE SIGNS, ke.-They obstruct the.yew from
and admit the view 70 the street. they also admit the light
and air and keep insects Manufactured OF any size and
elegantly painted with any landscapes letters and other
vice required upon them.
ils ST. LEE 4 co, 500 BIeeekerst
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BUSHES S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND


kOTHFRs-N s and N 3. ACADIAN STONE Quar-
RIES-The Stone Qusrfes OF the BRUSH possessioas IL
the Bay Of Fuudy other ocaites are known 20 hrs
introduced most excellent BROWN SAND STONE, II ~
rough state Tor building purposes, nto several OF po
competing with Quautes. There also exist. ~
exhausuDe qusntiief The best OF hANlTb and STAIR.
AIRY MARBLE, equal To the Italian convenient 70 Ids
water which with the aid OF the stOnoc1ttng IA
chine known "Wihon's IuventOn," can be worried
lie cuaes where labor and fuel cheap and DELIVERED
Al The Atlantic ports in the United States partly dressed
which will better suit the Southern Ports, wholly hush
Al Prices much below the average Of stone rom qaV
Machines of the above patent, such are described q
hs - Scientific American" Of 18th Of May, 1885,
onsstou In this CITY and Newaven. and one, very poe
sr and much improved FOR cutting granite, mate a. tie
es,shn.hment OF b. Harvey ESQ New Haven, has ben
sbnred 10 England for the Fair under order BY Tie pro-
preiors ohe patents for Great Britain and hsf possessoas
n Norfh America Who prepared 10 sell machines fef
sd Colonies or guarantee for keir unrestricted use
h. vyoIkea under license otherwise Applications b.
uas or companies desiring the use OF these machines
In he apove named colonies can be made to
." VIZ y RICHARDSON co. 81 Souihst
THOMAS PROSSER SON, ~ Platst
ora b HOWE, lS FGltonst 10 Sseod'
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WATER CURE.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
~ CURE-Dr JOSEPH A. weber has assumed the
permanent Medical Direction Of this Institution. The
adjustment is situated In South Orange, Essex County,
NewJersey hours nde from the city by Morris and
Essex Railway Visitors take the feryboat at the foot OF
COrlandst at AM. and at 81 NJ. Private baths at
tached to Of the Panens All letters upon
professional business should be addressed 10 Dr. Weder
others TO the Superintendent Of the Orange Mountain Wa
ter.Cure. j9u
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CLOTHING.

WINTER GARMENTS.-In view of
w the advanced taste Of the Season, offering al
Reduced Prices selection from what In an endeayor 70 70
tain the supremacy Of our Goods we have no hesitation In
READY MADE GARMENTS in the city, comprising .
particularly style Of Surous, Over and Body Sacks
Dress and Frock Goats, Psntaloons Vests, &c.
WIN. T. JENNINGS, 4 Go. 81 Broadway,
dHH opposite the Park Fountain.
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MEDICINES.

StMITH'S IODINE SOAP is the Soap
- The onlv soap that will eradicate and permanently
rsmoye an Erupuon Bolehes Dscoloraiions and lndufs
lions OF the sam and soften and remove gsnduaI swon
ings but that IL infabe preventative OF nose
spnovspces keeping the euce soft and plant and
ing 10 thai envelop beautiful transparency The pnoeo
nbv Of its operation lies in nutshell IL scs as sumu
AM upou the torpid sbsorbents causing them 70 aAe up
and dshurse every unnatural accumulation upon ne suI
face and relieving In very short lime any SsuG FEMME
SOAP used as save for old sores magical In Us enees
~ Consult your physician before buying Meo.esAlo
and Retail Agent, j. W. hELLi' % O0o SI,S@