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BdlsaIn Of IP.Id CheTT6." -
MT. Edcn KY, July 81; 456e
Mcssrs. Hareourt,- Howard 'I CO.-GnntS;-The itDr,
WstArs 5aIsaIno Wild bought cryou has
been such signal benefit In my family, that wish 10 make
its virtues known for the benefit of tho public. r
My wife took cold at the time Of her confinement, which
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case eonsqPon She had pIose night sweats iaud had
coughs; she given up for we despaired TecoVcT
and her child partook OF her complaint She then
Inenoed taking SWfstqrS Bqsam Of IPfId Cherry" and
both. l.i-itlJi . .l48.} ,ss5t li.si IEl..i'i
Ihave no doubt that they would their
graves irthey had not used Wstnrs Balsnm Of Wild
Cherry SETH X. SRARCY.
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BY HENRY C.WATSOE, 5i,,.,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE CAMP-PIRRS or THE REVo
LUTON" might IN a BLoUK-HoUsE," &C.
To set before the women America examples for ntta
and writer, OF considerable fame, truhfy said thai
the earth is the generally respected and so defeen
TALLY consulted Our society possesses the cream OF The
c woman is almost an Object OF worship Men have SeeI
made great and heroic by PIuarchs LIves-stimulaed
leading and study of such work the a. Heroic Women
become common and our wives, mothers sisters, and
oTutude, and sersaeee than the Spartan females Cyer,
OF old The ensuing pages include nearly all the famous in
stances OF female heroism, with many that not eskre
but less generally lown among which may b
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IHinnyytGd, The Countess OF Etfza6eh PGne,
Flora Maea0itdEd, ss Ars. charisS BElfofty 81
IsSy Aslrlg Aetlana It'll r Bs,4s:s
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Life at the South, or
UNCLE TOMS CABIN


Rcng Tatvcs scenes and incidents in tho real Lly
~ TIE LOWRY Iiy W, l., @. Smith, Esq- y. ------
The object OF abe author iR 10 represent the condition
Tic Slave in his rude but comfortable cabin his daily
slave, the mistaken impulses and miseonceved views
northern PhilanthTopist &C., and the
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ment OF tho world
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1-'old Virginia.
- 2-Th6 HRnfltiOn-UnCe TOIn's Iaziness
a. 3-SobT1ety and MeTTinent.
Z" 1.-The Punishment. .a
.. 1.-The School Master.
" G-Pamiy OF the Planter.
&" T-SchOOl Keeping.
az S-The Secret League of Rebellion.
q" 9-Tho Surprise.
" 1D-lndependeBce Day. -r
&" 1.-THE 'ONefSeeT.
F." 12-schooi Masters Lessons of Freedom.
" 1@UnCle Tom and Dinah. -
Z" 1AMidEght Meeting OF School Master. Uncle Tom
and Dihlh.
15-CaSsy.
I6-Sunday. .s
1.-THE ovcIseor'o Communication to tho Planter.
" IS-Tho Suspicion,
"a 1s-SehoOl Masters Uncasincss and Departure,
:" o0-Unele Toms Notions OF Freedom.
2l-Hls Determination TO go 10 the State OF Free
dOnL'
=" 22-The Escape. .-..
!" 23-The Pursuit.
" 2-Bufalo-The Bootblaek
g 2~HnId Times . iii 81. -t
26-UncIe Toms SOnlOquy.
3" 27-The Alarm 49,, -,-- "a ,r--v .-
" 2SAtncTfcan Hotel ' 49, 90
% 29-The Fiee Negro ..ltl .sa,-a +
3O-COuraee, Quietude and ContentInent
4" 3i-Niagara Fails, CliGlon House, Canadr
a. 32-The Interview between 'MaStoran Slave
9aUncle Toms Decision. IEf 1.'t.
3AIlack to Old Virginia.
d 3@COnclusion. r--i' -HF.t Z
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On the evening Of Oct No 33S Hudson 81, y Y. by Rev
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Temperance Alliance Nomisaii,rs.

Temperance Alliance Nominations
M1,or-Edward A. Lambert
CeHfvoiT-Benjsnin ,. Flanders.
Chicfof Poiice-John 5. Folk.
Ccyi1iHr Of Pccc-lst Dist joel Smith ia DIST lanes
De Revere lid DIST James Kirby ldecned;l Ivta Dis
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Justices q ne Psacr-SGHluel Garrison. John Smith
EXCURSION or THE MEcHASIcs LIGHT
GrArn-This compsny under the command Of Cap,
Donlev proceeded 70 Noun, Morris on Wednesday on
target excursion, and passed plcasan. time Gran
gers Comet Band accompanied them The following
are the prize: 1T Wstch presented by VIM Doug.
herty won by VIM. Mclaughlin 2d Silver goblet pre-
scented By Thos W Cumming, won by Michael Costello
Cd Trunk valued at S23 presented by =. h. spinola
ard won by VIM Coyle. 4th. Gold esSie presented by
Roswell Brainar,i won by F. B Spinola 5th. Breast
pin presented By ExAld Pei. won by Joseph Doney
9th A hat presented by Cspt J. Fulton won by John H.
Weeks 9TH. Hat presented by AID Medley won ny
Francis Herrin SIN Nresth presented by Miss webb
won ~ Hamilton DOnley nth. Wreath presented by
Miss MCGeehen, won by RObL W, Hendnckson. lOth
wresih presented by Miss Mcconnell won by Richard
Bradley lI;h. Target. won by James Powers.
TARGET ExcURsioN.-The Franklin Guards,
Capt. J. II. Baldwin, proceeded 70 Flushing on Wednes
dsv for target practice. There 10 prizes in all,
which follows lst. Gold Medal, James Ri
ley 2d Geld Pencil and Chain. Edward Wilkinson !;
3D. Set of Silver Spoons, Thomas Nosler; 4th. Uniform
Of Franklin Guard. Capt Baldwin 5th, Set Of Silver
Spoons Alfred Hallock 9TH s. Gold Piece Archibald
Jehnson I'll. do VIM. II. McNay sth. do. Edward
Carbne 9th Spirit of 76 picture JAS H. Lee 10Th,
Quarter Eagle, Samuel Bedell.
ExcuR.IoSs.-On Wednesday morning the
Frankhn Guard, Capt. J. II. Baldwin. proceeded to
Flushing on a target excursion: and the Grensder
Guards Cspt Burnett, went TO Newark on similar er
rand Both companies were accompanied by excellent
bands The Washington Guard and the Carlton Guard
were out on Tuesday and enjoyed fine time.
Increase OF VorERs.-Preyious 10 Saturday
LIST. the 9th inst 73 foreigners received their natural
zaon papers from the Clerks Office OF the City Court
OF this city.
CRY CoURr-The November Term of this
Court commences on Monday next before Judge Green
wood Yesterday the last for filing notes OF issue
up 10 which time "A entered the calendar
Another VIcrIx-ALmosr-OnW Wednesday
night poor man named Cornelius Fork applied ri the
Third Disrict Station House for lodgings The door
man being absent he was inmodated in the usual
quarters by OF the policemen. and remained all
night without the knowledge Of the Captain his Assist
ants who hpd directed thar dodgers should be
taken until the Common Council had furnished another
and more healthy apartment On the following morn
ing the dOorman proceeded 10 the room and found the
unfortunate lying scDsees on bed. and apparently
in dying condition. physician was Immediately sent
for but his sxeriiOns proved of avail and the man
TO rhe Hospital about presenting no ev
licences OF recovery.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR Tar TnsrsE.
Tars


AsHEs-he nsrket il very quiet; sales Of 80 bbls al
a ss Pots and e. sd for Pearls the receipts are linn
tied.
COTTOS-The continues DIN and heavy; 600 bales
were all thar sold to-day at prices. The
news from NewOesns and che continued fine weather OF
the South checks all the Liverpool news.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market for the low grades OF
State and Western Flour opened decidedly better with
good home and Eastern demand There il also some spscu-
atye inquiry the advance The better grades are In
quest home trade There 10 little doing for export
nsdan quiet a ga - $50 in bond. The sales Of Do
s.stic 5000 bbs 1t o. 6zat4 So fer common 70
and INDIANA aud a t5d q s for 10 good Ohio
and svorte State Southern better the receipts moder
ate and demand good Sales Of 100 bbls At ~ st0ot
for mixed good straight brands Alexandria baltimore sa1
Georgetown. and IS 10 for fancy Rye Flour IN o.
msnd at - z5a - m Corn Mesl scare, end ts mar
kst bsoysn Sales of Ohio ct - 7i and Jersey ~ ~
Buckwhest Flour IL in demand az e2a9 ~ v Ivy ma
GRAyS-Our market 10 better for w Wheat WIN 49,
expon and fair milling demand The advanced Rnes
checked the demand for shipping at the close and yey ~
was done the afternoon 'chspge' Inc snvsn 90
q 60 bush Csnadias at ~ 6taei o. 70, ~ 20 ~
White end 81 q for ordinary 90 ISL 70, ,e - IA 80
500 bush GOOD white Michigan e. ~ 10 sue ~ 800
prime white enesee yste tfIne ~ - ~,
4 scslce Gales Of $50 bush geo S ~ or wsss -
s,s, .eS s1%t for jersey Rye Without ehsnss s
sse sS 49, 80, Of COO bush at sc Corn better -
S.nsnd Tor the East end homo trsasi s,es ISes
800 ~; 20 Weseem sf 56a76e, and nov NEE -
i aTo,s and Southern white and yellow are
s - No bbis ii z3Ic for Ohio sud ~, S25e ~ -"
Dl peppsssyisIOSsOur fort market " stin Icvsv NJ
,c.;rs So, OF "a Obs. At sc g. ass % Tor ''' "~
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THURSDAY, Oct. 2s-P. ".
There was not an active business at the

There was not an active business at the
stock Board to-day, but prices were without change Of
importance. although closing rather heavy Long Is
and was very FIRM and went to -, an advance Of y
cent, but at the close was 2s4. Erie heavy and
fell on os6l. The business Of the road is very large
and the receipts of the month promise TO be in the
neehborhood of $4,000. A dividend OF p cent. in
January Is freely talked ofin the street Hudson River
is scarcely so frn Norwich and stonington well
held Canton is buoyant and sold at 3d., and e. we
heard YVES afterward bid. Cumberland. was firm at
ga. The capital Of this Company, we understand Is
only partially Represented By their lands There Is
OF 81 10000 yet to be paid in stock nstslments
srd 'hey arr ,tr'cto have stn 90 on hand iuessh 20