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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-08-17

JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE. The American Democracy
generally will be glad to hear of the reelection to
Congress of this able aud eloquent man. He was
elected two years ago over Leslie Coombs, and he
has just been returned by over 500 majority over
Ex-Governor Letcher. This District is the Ashland,
and the Whig papers even appealed to the ashes of
Mr. Clay, which repose within its borders But all
would not do Breckenridge goes back to the House,
and light and hope gliding his upward progress.
The WEATHER. We now have-after nearly a
forty days rain-clear and pleasant weather, though
rather warm. The corn crop will turn out much
better one than was expected, though upon the
streams it has been damaged by standing water.
The tobacco crop must fall considerably short of that
Of last year. . -
z,EY- We learn that Thomas j. Judkins Esq,
Sheriff Of Warren, settled his accounts with the
aCompholler on the 7th instant. Judkins and War
rem are still far ahead We believe this IS the third
year he has been the first in settling his public ac-
counts. s7s g So -
= PEAcHEs We are indebted to the spoliteness Of
wilson W Whitaker. fsq foF some of g fiaest
saIds luscious peaches of the season.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-08-17

Look OUT FOR CouNTERFE1rs! We learn that very
well executed counterfeit ten dollar notes in cir
culation the Bank of Cape Fear, payable at Fay
etteville. One Of them was offered in the Cape Fear
Bank in this place on Saturday last.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-08-17

W w. j. Sqiggins proposes to publish a Whig
paper in Murfreesborough. He speaks in his pros
pectus of the ladies as those ever blooming flowers
that throw sunshine on this gloomy waste of mans
existence True enough. Hurrah for Sqiggins and
-Bowersi - sf
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-08-17
The vote in the scyest District is as follows The
5,471


From the eighth Distriet we have but few returns,
but they indicate the electioAo of Mr.. Clingman
Clngman ~ Gather, fed. W.
Wilkes, s5fsssesss !. 637 maj.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-08-17

we think we may safely assume that the represen-
taton in the next Congress from this State viii as
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-08-17

The returns from the third District are not full,
but it will be seen that Mr.. Ashe has commanding
moio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

According 70 this comparison q ssgesgatss thsrs has
bsea but traing variation n the movements Of these
dsparmsnts but thu Variations hes ben o. unfavsra
bio chAractsf Tsre has bssa dscrsass In disc ,ants
aad specie, and IN increase ia deposits and circulation
The loans have bean reduced during the week Ss4s 6
and the specie reduced sooooe Ths deposits have in
creased S7l 49, and the circulation SI I0S This does
nos amount to much AID shows nothing way tbs
other The sm Of deposits in tbs above account does
cot give true exhibit Individual checks are counted
in the bank whore they deposited much do
post while the amounts In other banks, against which
the checks have been drawn, (but not prsssnt repre-
sent the deposits in those banks In making up the g
gsgats In this way the amount is largely stated
AID Ia calculated lead to CONCLUSIONS The
deposits are in fact much less than the sporsi
1t impossible to tell how much but shall estimate
IL at full one million Of dollars.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDO,

1883 MOST MOST sArss cEsAr AND axrIABln
saS aiss tx: ssi
s S ..Isis i;
:ass o sssf %
shssssh s.ssss 3 procured saa sssssss checked
r:s sAssSss FARE. r.: I Sssss..t Fare
4. s;ssss
III s.s T. c s
sass oy
f,Ays1pfss AND annoy RAILROAD TO Pn1LADx.
10 A. NJ ard q N. Accommodation line At 10 A. NJ, ~
:S SsSsn 70 to
sS rs ~ G 5sh1 re four oar.
sSif T;f'a Returning iss7s fRHIsdspis l.
ITUDsor RIVER RAILR0AD.-rKAINsD DAILY From
eh.n ,.aI, stfsst nor Aalsany ard ,sy
With lssehins Buffalo or Hontrssi 81 ooiScs ssa
Mi srain. a. n s" Thsoash way tns It IN sua
rs a. Ys:s,sr s fs- Asss%%f s . f.
:ssssrs fsu Ss Canal @ r
and thirty f s.s . sssss t.,
ny '''pp's :" EDaCND TRENCH, Superintendent
E9 5sls.y AND M W.
Lines through il four hours lesys New York foot Cert
hssTs fSssA 1 sns ts sss s s.is
Fare 81 81 for second class the A. NJ from New Yovk
and 40 r. NJ from Philadelphia. Through tickets sold,
and pasnyers and through baggage carried or Bsmofs
so snd $3.50 t-aAs and oopnsotion certain wi.h
rsss behind true Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD VIA
IN Bellows Fslle, Rutland, Durnston, 81; Johnseuryi
Adams Ronses Point 20 Ogdensburg ADD
Montreal Ticket oBices-Ncw Haven kaifoad eornar Of
Brosdway and Canal street. ana Iwehtyxsn s'seet and
Fourth ayonue For freight apply TO
TasNCis HYDE, General Agent, lJ2 South s,rscs.
cTATsN ISLAND FERRy.-REGULAR AND ExcUa-
the foot 81 Whitehall, street south fide Of .be Battery
New York at s5S and 1913 A. M and 3s 81 and 7 PM;
night Ill O'clock Boats leave staten Island every hour
a. sroyo nd estra boats at T and 9 A. M and o. Az
nd 7isP. NJ; night ~ o'clock
CnREwsBuRY. Long BRANCH, HIGHLAND DlcE
~ Ocean House ind Ocean Portfhe steamer JAMEH
CHIIsToPHER Captain John Price, will eage pier foot
Of Barclay street ~ foll0ws-iare - ceDts.--
LEWIS few YORK; LEAVES OCEAN poRr: -
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MaTRUpT1CM.


FRENCH LADY, LATELY ARRIVED WHO
N speaks the German language perfectly and uuder
stands kinds of needowork is desroas place
geyernss for two cLdren Apply ut g. John street
room No. 4.
DOoK gEEPTNG. Arr rYMETic &C, THOROUGHLY
ID taught By W. j.. hLNViLLE, 2oe Broadway. Es,h
student Is separately instructed and fap lily advanced III
he snoies while the Knowledge Impaired 30 him ~ pecu
htry adapted for the practical requirements Of busnes
open day nad evening.
E'GgNCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N. LtGRoIx
IL No, go Broadway, will resume teaching Monday
SeVtsmbsr l2th The method " nstru Jtiop BY
tho last six in this city and
teal that the ability to speak French Is acquired
forpsrticuas apply at tao rooms before IL O'clock, An
and AFTER JPN.
LrRFNCH LANGUAGE sPoKEN IN THREE MONTHS
IL Aons,eur aud Madame Dubois havo 10 opened their
classes LADIES' classes The Afternoon 5entleen classes
IN hs everng prt' ate iessensy fafnshed room to le
zantlcro9p with tho opportunity to learn French
Apply 81 3 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
MRS A. TU1BAULT WILL BE PREPARED TO RE
wi ceive ser purple, At 10 Washington place Wednes
dsy, septsm1eTT.
OMyER b. GOLDSMITH Will REOPEN mis-
W writing looms Monday Sept g. for he reception Of
pupils tlzsos and invited 10 visit be
during the entire wceE from A. ". TO r. NJ BE- Broad.
way, corner Of frsutlin 1treet.
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IMPORTED FRENCH GAS TIXT6kGs THE SUR
scrhes respectfully eoos attention to bis largo essort
Of rich stnres from the best makers IN Paris Pnt
w IN tine best style aud warranted kee(s also Trench
CLOCKS avs. piece china Bohenan glass
Wv w A''"N' Il. phaDoNvILLE, 40 Broadway
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CAUTION.

AYE THE UNDERSIGNED, CARRYING ON THE BU.
W svess Of painters and cphoisterers IN the oily Of Sa
fFmehto California do hereby canton all persons nom
tB,be or receiving ORDERS from Edward Downee
account who bolis powoe Of attorney from rs which he
refuses 70 give ap. and We pow hereby publicly cancel
tho same JOHN RVETT,
sacramento, July 70, 1853 WA +, FULLER
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E1NE AR1E.

~
Iywo MAGNIFICENT NEW hNGRAFtNGa UhE0-
4 patra aad Mark antony aud Daath o. Sardapapsius,
inst received aad tor se'oby W. S9hAus 1903 Broadway,
ne stars,
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C,sALT, TEA ooAL.-TBE PENNSYLVANIA COAL
- Company sale, by tho cargo, small p0s coal
vei sdaped for steam purpcses Applg Ct thsr oiaOo
corner Of Broadway and Tsu stSsst,
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ogyI,IsVS AND ARTISTS.


hR WHEELER oCuLfsT, ~ BARCLAY STREET,
~ devOes bis attention exciusivsy 70 Diseases Of The
ophsla mic surgery Once hours to and at his
sid ~ Court street opposite Wareu brooklyn, from
10 o'clock French artificial cyos inherited and warrant.
20 nibe The aDtural organ In every respect.
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s. =; @ . :s:
s:: y :;':!:s
nR. oscooDs INDIA oHoLAcoGUx. for fever and
for :ss:s Coughs
SsSsi;
y.a anassr.'s Esn. Y, Monthly "a Rul. q, -
s..ss: s q s.s:
s%n %s Sfs. and
psiey: PAN fssssssol PosI Mans Fiisnd HcxsssI;
Extract Of RooL Rose and ssr:.gsra for sofofulA
By the bottle. boz Or doss.. - dGI0N,s IN Boxery:
CoLD CAN BE SEPARATED From QUARTZ IN
VI large quantities hourly by the humbsst miner without
e within he q
places Directions with practical tests will BE- given by
T. TO-
JULIUS AvEr WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORN
p, friends the e. RgaSSs his
%.Z be fouad all tunes choice assdssmanof cake con-
sc HsFS1I By AMOS N.os
r. NOW s%sS
.sa.ePssis terms Order: M = the s centre street
tsntiOn n BA lot Of msnurs Of superior quality. for
CTRAwBERRrFs-- STRAWBERRY BEDS PLANTED
Sssf oenp.
y sss psesa ana
'sa 3 Z! 1 a.a ss
son ia cSIoas Asssyss Plymouth Mass cassst
SMITH's DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL. HOR THE CURE OF
II FROM ast yf1
saus sale by Nsssrs coddinson Broadvay It Dela
Esa us'! wss sas
snS asnsas I 1%s' " o.
tail by VIM 81 smith, . south Twelfth street.. Philsaei
persons accompany each bottle
TONIC PARACHUTE WATER AND PoMATUM, FOR
promoting ths growth Of the hal -lncomparaIle dis
Hue pa 70 i aa YORK b.
sn sa 81 e. e, a
fruit Of ten years labor aud II. incon
placed in evidence AVID at Paris at New York
are the ssss Of IT, scaey each Of which Il re-
That and immense success in disease
erbed its composition that is TO the
WHOLESALE STATIONERY WARERooMs:-wM. A
Fresh Goods The subscribers have reeei
we'd sx.nsys and 9sr
variety Of English. French, and German goods ~.
letter aud aat papers to be found in the
They ara sole propretors OF whnsys Patent tight
Ibksand and SCENTS for the sale Of nadey and Fsds
Arnoids Fluid and furnished * much lover rate
Buyers who consult their interest will not purchase
'''''' : -e '' WIZ. A. WHEELER q CO
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MATRIMONH,
~.

NsATRiKoNf MADE EASY, or nov TO WIN
W Professor iAwfoN Boston, formerly q Lon
DC Will ssrd 20 address, the receipt Of dollar
post paid plain directions 20 enshie ladies vsnsen
vn ha devoted sfeeons 81 as ~ The opposite scE
their hoartg way desire. The process - Simple but r.
sfpyssDR, that All may BE- mttsd. Irrespective ofaee
appearance petition And iaet though not least ssn
be arranged with such care daicsuy that detection
ipossbie Add ess Professor I~wtop. Boston Mass Nc
sHsss tAksh Iron thu Post Qoe ualc Tho pssAgs osS
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fSs$.s. ;sS + SSiEz e.n-'..i'..ss.

CUPREME cOURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPII.
- cation of the Mayor. Aldermen Atty Of ihs
city of New York. relative to the widensg and
ing Of Whitehall street in the city Of New York. the
westerly side Of said street. bet the Bowling sn
State street. to make the street seventy In Width
At those points The Mayor Aldermen Comm onNlty Of
the city Of New York hereby give notice that they viii
ply specia term Of she supreme Court Of the State
Saturday. tas 10Th day Of september A. D. 1852 It Tho
opening OF the Court that day thereafter
counsel can % heard er tie amendment ana
tay Of 1853 SO that the nss Of
the ands and premises required TO be taken for
ssedias shan oorrespord With resolution Of the Com
Mh.eha street shall be Of the average width Of seventy
M feet throug mud shall include bounded
and described 10 ssiq resolution as folio 20 wit B.s.a
eight @ fee, from the westerly corner q Bowling Gres.
On the norhsry side Of Bridge street aista.
streets from thence commencing on the southsry side Of
hall street fourteen feet souherly to Pssr street.
eight feet from thence from the southery .ids Of Pearl
hall street feet to the corner Of Whitehall
and place sforsssd mos win he made the appoint
msD OF the Of estimate and
ment in the above entitled matter.
ROBERT J DILLON. Counsel Of the Corporatisn.
Dated New York, August g. 1858.
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X .r: !: .:.: "a +:
& a: ~
ans; M ia:.ss sssf AM; s spun :ii Sy ssa
Sly S dissssas :Ssss: q French nssias.
All sis new styles and patterns foreign .aa domestic d.
beautiful beautiful Sats..ns x.rssllls: quilt. s.asss
s s:'S ss Yssss sss sas sa %
Cashmsres and plads for boys. XII
The above and msny other new goods have jus. Sssa
Ass ~ and % a.. ss
prices ''' A''''' ~ ss,'is f:.: q,
EoREIcN sHAwLs.-THx SUBSCRIBER INVITES
the attention Of ladies and all oonnesseurs Of really
E,s R
sna
s
y s
Ssn e bit Ss g
loom sss rssn q vh MI g hs: q
TS isss.s .S., s:s
MOSQUITO BAR.-cARGILEs PATENT P0RrABLs
nent in the wOrid IL ample pus
taken down and pxcke6 trunk minutes. oQou-
plying only one quarter foot Of space. For sale st
.. A. BoDOUIN'S. 3s5 Brosdwaa.
NTEw CL0AKs AND MANTILLAS-JAMyS BE0H
IN CO. prepared to show in their retail
large imported oaks mantiIia OF ths
latest richest designs to which they invite the
lar attention Of ladies' SIS Broadway.
1UST RTCEIvED-NEw AND ELEGANT Styles
81 Of goods per steamer Hermann, in sks nbroi-
deries and goods Strangers aud
to make early Inspection A. KERR CO., 767 Broad
way, three doors below Ninth street.
DARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS--EvERY NOVEL,
ty for the present fall trade ready for nspeoto
at the Paris Maatis Emporium. 36 Broadway, to whoh
the attention Of ladies ia respectfully invited
GEO BULFIN, 35l BrcadwAy.
CPAULDING, THOMAS 4 VAIL, IMPORTERS or
- goods for mems No. Ill John street. offer
comprehensive stock Of and oostings
qualities to the choicest to oh hoy invita-
the sttention Of buyers throughout the country
ITO SHIRT BUYERS WE WILL OFFER OuK EN.
tire stock Of shirts saved from the
ing to $50 COO Of every description and quality ~
thirty per cent below eos.
p. l. IL. LEWIS & BRO, IS Beaver street,
I'VE ARE ENTIRELY IN THE LACE AND EN-.
yuIi and rete assorr emit, direct from the
turere 20 which the special attention OF this ladies
vited snd which ofelrg ut the smeest advance
the inpoysinr cost. X RuBERTS,
100 Broadway second door from Ninth street.
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GABINxTa HAKER1 AND FURNITURE DKALEns.-
" Cash eavaAces VIM b made OF furnt-
turs g hcus = ~ seesL AddrsSs Furniture. Broad
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EMBROIDERIEgi xNBRODERiEsi or ALL KINDA
~ On nu.lan cloth velvet AJAX a. In ak Thread. Eel6
notice. ~ an expsrenced person. LasAt aAA
Greenwich serees third door. Beautiful patterns shown
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SO.

LvoR lsALE-HoRsE, WAGON AND HARNESS; A
oa a snd n
stands h9Y. tying sod a. tho owner ne, mo fur
eight old have always been driven together kind II
DO sold cheap, the has horses than he wants
Also three see: e and S wh; shy have
street, one door above fourth
TOR SALE, FOR WANT or UsE-A GOOD FAMILY
horse dark bay, sound and Aind, at olo Broadway
L,oR sAIE-AHANDsoME BAY HORSE, SOUND AND
sss'
ssn S sad III
ToR sALE-A sPLENDID TEAM OF BLACK HORSES
Price 4ss ID $. M s:n
EoRsALEsa,.A FINE FAIR OF sTYtIsn BAY MARfs.
.sr . sn and aisi. both hight and rS nine
.s .hss They ssp s.s sen miles Il ws
tho Hetropoan stable Of Prince and Crosby
r fCHT WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE LIGuT
p ss n o we as s aa aha
must b sod INQUIRE - hemsens stable in Boerum street.
% SS Il good 0sas W viii suit
TUBY.-THH cEIHBRATED FAST TRoTTING MARI,
known "a Lszy Hson, will be Sold as the owner Of h
5Gfs s
street NATL sold She the only sister Of Gray Vermont
T'Hv FAST TRorTTNG HORSE WASHINGTON rs
si standing for mares at CAkb Weeks Hotel, Jamai
L. where he will continue during the fall The
compelled TO yield TO the oota
claim the services of this horse
Terms Season. Terms S6 tho season; e25 70 insure
Season TO he paid in adyanss Any person parting
with insured viii be htid accountable for the ia
that the with foal Good pastursge provided
for mares from distance The groom has no authority
alter the shove forms
Pesgree &c Washington IL beautiful bay ten years
tail He has great SHARE Of bone and possessed great
muscular srensth lie got by the trotting horse Ma
pcie1n bis dam MaDbrino; Napo1son by young
Msmbripo, bis dsjp Ivy COmmsnd Young Mambriuo Was
ed Messenger bis dam by Duroc the sire Of American
Eclipse Ccmmsr der war got by Commander Of I'm
ported Ncssepfar) bis dam by Light Infantry The sub
seyiber deeJne farther pedigree
rcier TO bs great With Kembie jackson last fa 10
yeas The distance three mile heats TO go lbs wagons
lbe coarse heavy IN many places fetlock deep
This rAes considered be Of the bes. record
under the circumstances aud proves that he pherts al the
Trottrg December 2th 1890 three mile heats TO $50 his
u Cousiiu b. Washington; " WheIpley
names oh. h Rewh'o Jhcsson Time, first heatirst mile
st? second S0l third 3g2 Time. secoud hssthrst nnle
st second 1900 third 500 Won ~ Washington in gallant
tys Wsshiugton obtained The ast MUM, In 1877, NJ
tho Sufu Agricultural Tsr held ~ 1p the best stud
horse 10 Sunoik county Masbugtop h half brother 90
Black barry Nelson's Colt aud Rhode Island thres o. tho
snsst rottcr IN The sounby. His stock s very promising
and viii be mstehea against any of The On the
i2th OF November Isl Smith Burrs two year old ty
lR6se 81 Waginfton1 W Washington, beat Mr. Jackson
Noho roar Ole coli fAmerioan EsgleJ by Chssins
" Gay, IN match for 500 mile heat, ~ hsdhess; IS
taocng the colt the frat hest time, mia 90 seconds
There number of hs coita that are oqus rrom5ae
-
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MUSICAL.

n PIANoFoaTEs, Nrw AND SECOND HAND TO
y hire at s. 81 90 S. IS 50 and - month or for sale
at $50 $40, $50 $40, $lS and $l75 DUMSOAY. teach
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LEGAL NOTICES,

CUPFEME COURT-IF THE MATTER OF THE AP-
- picEtion Of the Mayor Aldermen and eommonAity Of
the city of Kew YORK. reatys to the opening aud laying
out bile place between Fifty ninth and lD6th streets.
and the Fifth and Eighth in the city Of New York
The Mayor Adrnen and Comnenaty Of this city Of New
hereby give notice that they will apply the Suprsns
court TO be held 81 the CITY Hall the city Of
York Saturday the 18th day Of September 1888 at tn
opening the court that day thereafter
counsel heard for tbs appointment Of Eve commits
matter that the nature and extent Of the improvement
hereby intended tho opening and laying Of public
place bounded southery by Fifty ninth street. northeeiV
Eighth avenue In the Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty
second wards q ths city Of New York laid out tho
titled IAN act relative TO in the city Of New
York and for other purposes passed April 1906 snd
Also act entitled An cot to alter the map PLAZA OF
the city Of New York BY laying thereon public place
md TO authorize the taking the same pscssd Jaly a
ROBERT J. DILLON. Counsel to tho Corporatiss.
Dated New York. August TO- 1853.
CUPREAE COuRT-IN The MATTER OF TIE Ar
- pcaton Of tbs Mayor, AldcTnsn and ComnsnAlty II
avenue Thirty eighth street to the northsry aide q
l35th street, In the Twelfth Eighteenth and Nnseeatk
wards Of ad city Notice ID hereby given, pursuant
statute, that the report Of the Of EsNmAts
and III The shove entitled natter will be
.epted 10 the Supreme Court att special term thereof
day day October 1858 that there and
them thereafter ~ counsel be heard
Gon viii be made that said report bo con6rmsd.
SAMUEL JONES sas..se
k k9hE \ r J. sNifH Commissioners.
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nYE 10 LIVE AND LIVE TO DY1.-yOHN a. JONHS'1
~ (Baltnoxsl celebrated Liquid hair dye now exhib
ton - the Crystal PaAos. - Sbtassd q CHILSON1
sos Broadway.
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STRAWBERRY BEDS PLANTED
- will hear abundantly next spring; Plant. now
ets ia the eOuntry including many nav and very large
Priced ossicsuss gratis Plants packed With great
for any part o. the United States Address B. Wat
SON Cd Cslo1y HIsssFiss' fiynoasa' MASS Carriage
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NMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL. FOR THE CURE or
- dysp psa hatuepcy debility, toryid liver and
all diseases arng from derAnge Of the digestive or
van AOgse, NO Union ,9nare at 4. Rancksrs - Bowe
street.. Brooklyn, and James W. Smiths Of Court
street and Montague place Brooklyn Wholesale ard
tail by Wm H. Smith, ~ South Twelfth street. Philsdel
pha Certificates from highly respectable and influential
persons accompany each bottle.
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ngM0CHATIOR xPUBLICAN0ENERALC OMMIrrEK
II A. meeting Of tho above 0ittee, Friday eve
ning september S tAs wing ooers slsctsd
THOMAS y. barr. Chairman.
George Glasisr asA william .. Ripley. seosstAriss
i h y; M ncs.e Trs.sgrs.. a's,' s. flil.gso 4
John 3. Ross. tollscter..s-1~- ~ $50 ;-.s
The following ressutisss were unAAimoasiy adopted -
Received That the democratic electors OF the city and
county Of NOV Fork in nyer Of regular nominations aAd
bic in their rospectivs wsrds o. Thursday evening"
TENDER Sab: between the hours OF and O'clock p NJ to
select one delegate and erata represent them In
tho STATE to be & Syracuse the 18Th Of
The election to be held from q to 'clOok, P at the
soowing places and under the direction Of the following
70 tbs General COMMITTEES. .n1I11' flF
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Passengers also received at Broomo street and Bowsry
and Twenty sixth streets aud Fourth stations
shove tIane w land and receive only 81 Gro
ton ale and Chatham Four Corners. All other trains wiz
leave City Hall Station, OF Try0n and Ccrt<u
street, ~ heretofore n. SLOAT, Superintendent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-23

RyWbst can be more pathetically beau
tiful than the following extract from the
speech of Senator Soule, in the California SEN
ate: A bill was before the Senate authoriz-
ing women to act as agents and traders, and
the Senator argued its passage with all his ell
oquence and influence. After speaking in en-
dearing terms of his beloved mother, he said
--Sdndusky Register.
IL remember my first love; my baby at
fections at four years of age. l have been in
love nearly every month since-save the dark
and rayless days and years which succeeded
the desolate hearth and made the heart too
desolate. And never, sir, while l remember
my thotker. long since in the grave-l re-
member Che night when she died--never " bile
4 recollect my sisters and the abuses which
might have been theirs-never while l hold
in memory one other-and her memory is all
zhat Is left TO nre-shal refuse to give my
voice and my influence, and my vote, for any
measure, necessary to protect and cherish the
weaker and better portion of creation against
the oppression, neglect or abuses of my OWL
sex. 4 hope the bill may psss.''
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-04-23
Sabbath Evening.
nv GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE
pTis horv time. The evening shade
Stssls ,y;,b a sof, cortrol
tO,sr n.t,-a as a ,houoh, of Heaven
Steals o'er the hnman soul.
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