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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
A LBERT ii. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER
"A GREAT AND POSITIVE SALE
E5y-l25~GH
BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES,
SITUATED
FORT HILL, NEW BRIGHTON,
STATEN ISLAND,
WITHIN SEVEN MINUTES WALK
FERRY
ALDER III. NICOLAY,
AUCTION.

Ill
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the ground,
5 beautiful building lots and cottage sites situated on Fort
H at the romantic village of New Brighton Staten Island
within minutes walk Of either tho Ne Brighton
Tompknsvie ferries commanding extensive elegant
view of the whole of New York bay Sandy Hook Atlantic
Long Island shore Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn Williams
burg, The East and North rivers, the city OF Newark
the Newark bay in fact the scenery is being
perfectly surrounded by water and impossible take
view it situated the highest point of elevation
commanding without exception the finest prospect in tho
world The average time from portion of this property
by steamboat to Wall street New York, il about forty
minutes These desirable lots have many beautiful shade
trees upon them and situated nearly mdwa
the gebe level tho Quarantine fronting the
bay, at the point Of the island and opposite
city of New York These lots form entire block
N CIV Brighton map, bounded by Stuyvesant, JAY DeKab
and Wall streets the latter being tho street
which the contem plated ferry will probably be established
from which point these lots distant so feGt.
The boats landing Tompkinsylie leave hour
o'clock, a. M until O'clock r. NJ and the last boat
leaves hiteha New York, at III r M which gives every
facility necessary to persons doing business the Of
New York. DESTROYS of making this beautiful place their pr
vate residence The Communication is only $25 per annum
which is lower than any railroad stage the city OF
New York.
This is chance rarely with and is worthy the
attention of capitalists well those who seeking
obtain healthy locations for settlement.
The streets being graded ut tho the
sent 60 cent remain bond and mortgage
for five at cent and the title is ndisputabic
For photographic maps and full particulars apply Ray
Tompkins Eq door from the Arietta Grit
fin Streets Tompknsyille Staten lsas ALBERT H.
NICOLAY, ~ Wall street, New York.
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suing election
CHARLES ri fsn GSsFShLL.
JAMES WALSH fIf H Nfcmo.As sEAcRIsr
THOMAS Eh at HSn'' sonN MocAuN.
PHILIP h hIf ssh1G Gs"% TEsS%spo WOOD
q SS%Gfn
For Trustees of Common Schools.
Hugh Roask, William Nenek
For In FiPss S.s "a Election
Francis cr''''' Second District Gsrn''a' oc'nn'r'
John Kelly James Wallace,
Patrick Mention James %sE sscsr% mic
G G,Snsn b \. rsSns'rn' ,sesretariss.
TWENTY FIRST wARD-CITY REFoRM-AN EN-
thuiastic meeting Of the citizens OF the Twenty first
Say evening" s j. SMnIP was called tho
chair Tie following ticket for charter officers unani
RI RioS 1aDf Not.
Ely ifsy nth pistriet@Georse W vari"n.
Thomas G. smi ton ASSESSORS John Clark.
ron SCHOOL coMnlss, cc,s.ssss r....~
roR SCHOOL INSPECTORS:
LEWIS . FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES 'N'''
John er George G cs%sn. w asps Corning
The following resolutions adopted amid much cheer
Resolved That the ticket for charter officers which has
presented to this meeting by the Nominating Committee
the Twenty ward IL emnenty worthy OF the cordial
support Of fellow citizens and appeal TO them unite
with syns aide party preferences present
secen tie Whole t Anu
Resolved That the character of nominations integ
carry out the spirit Of amended charter in entire good
city, the Hon A. Flagg in his praieworthy efforts TO
ys ST s Ts ns OF Taxation
occ untrammeed BY any pledges Of fayoritism to ind
Of party the only pledge We require Of them being to dis
them TO vote against all appropriations of
money, and to exercise the Judgment ony in
the conduct Of public affairs they would regard to their
Mr. Mott the candidate for Alderman having 'oen called
for addressed The meeting and pledged himself if elected
The meetiog was ably addressed by Wm E. Dodge and
others.
committee, with power TO add TO their numbers:
II saheihelin, Richard Kelly, Isaa6 II Bailey,
II Herrick, saml Jacobs, Rich'd zimmerman
Nahum Sullivan, John Egan, VIA Dodge
Jameg Dennis nv Appieby Walter II Taylor.
Geo " Quntard John Laney, John j Phelps,
John Motley, Juo Cunningham, joel White,
John Just John IBruee, Nv n.nei dot,
Alfred North James u Brewster, Goo Byrd,
Anthony Nogmt, chas leakc, Jamos smith,
W pharo, Tennis Quick, Francis l. II irri',
WA II legett Kicherd Bustoed, VIM Il Cogswell,
Goo w Rosc, Geo Iomeroy, Oliver a Jones,
\ D Brmckefhoa, James Koecr, STAR. Lewis,
Nntha Bangs, Jr Edm'd Hurry Davenport.
William Paicn George Greeg, Benj shormsn,
T. J. Jones & Clelnnd John q Meyer,
iicbiy Betteman, A Quintard, Rich'a sill.
The committee viii meet evening until tho election
at w Fourth avenue, tThom psons llall.)
JGHN J. PlikLrs, Chairman.
o g. y, SIrIsJJ osss vice PresiSerta
j. DAVENPORT,
JoHS y. BRUCE
y. A. guISrARp, ssare,sre,
SnAs, r. LaysanoRr ss''''"''e'
lSvrn W. QUICK,
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER
n under clothing hosiery, &C. of mcrino lambs wool
spun silk, &G hentencns linen ready made and made
to order ut tue up town mons furnishing kid
glove depot OF LEWIS SEAC0RD, go Broadway Stuy.
ycsant Institute.
BOARD AT Gas BROADWAY LARGE AND DESIRA.
IL BILE suites oi rooms for families may be with good
and u board also single for gentlemen Tho
has AZ the modern improvements gas bath rooms
40. References exchanged.
DIR. CoRBETr NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham aud William streets, may be consulted on
MS treatment Twenty three years speciality
him TO give entire sasitaetion ~ BDr &. Of
TIC New f'rk University. Zee his diploma his office.
EUROPEAN EXPRESS, I7S BROADWAY, AGENCY
IL q the Ocean Parcel Delivery Company of london hav
steamer rom Boston Parcel Of 80 cubic ueho Isl to Lon
don = g East indies and prtpcrnate charges inerme
dlate places. w. &. BARNEY
GENTS READ THIS ia roU WANT TO HAVE YOUR
~ a and winter clothing property cleaned dyed altered
:. repaired in time, send thcn % $50 Pearl street
Broadway the only ard best place where your articles
naoe % ooR elua % new by = CORliSsOS 56i Pearl st.
TO fEAcHERs-h GEM ssL SCHOOL, OF LONG
standing TO te disposed 81 the principal heng about
eaNe we elty Location respectable and p0pnous Terms
cssh i3r further particularly address Tea;her herald
ceo WIN real name aud address, will receive prompt
T'ukLs BRASS BAND ARE PREPARED TO rURNis II
music Tor target cscIrst ns, bala parties serenades,
&C. Win sny number OF Instruments tho shortest notice.
Apply AZ aiys music store 40 Grapd street NJ " s.
y~!, ~ GRAND street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

N II. LUDLOW WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, THE
~. 18th Of October at tho Merchants Exchange of
andon the northeast corner Fifth Thryse
cond street, Elk otsfour the rear
the street. capital location church or other large
building, for private residences For particulars sec
pQsted bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

n S. HoUGH, ACCOMMODATIONS ROSE
~. wood and other household furniture velvet carpets
pier, mantel and oval glasses mante ornaments
furniture &con Tuesday next in Twenty street.
Seventh avenue embracing all the elegant custom male
furniture Of the four story brown house. nearly new
and in perfect order ana consisting in the paror one rose
in brcoade silk, crimson and white; do in bro
caelle crimson and greens pier glass lox2S cganty
ornaented rosewood etegere protuscy carved with
plate glass doors and back
rosewood centre side and card tables paper maehe and
Paris naid do rosewood eegeres and
sewing and reception chairs in gold brocade lace
ormuo clocks and costly vases with bquc grc superior
oil painting; rosewood fully warranted
chandeliers and xtues superior extension tables silver
plated ware, china dinner and tea eet glassware
chamber furniture OF bureaus washsands
gany bcdseads, chairs, bureaus centre and table,
lounges gilt toilet mattresses piows blankets
oounterpanes, &c. Catalogues Monday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
THE LECTURE SEASON.

n yATH0LIC HISTORY OF AMERICA "A COURSE OF
" three lectures wall be delivered in the broadway
nase on the evenings Of Monday, October "a Monday
ncGes, ESQ., Subjects ;-0etober r. columbus and the
November 3 The Catholics the Revolution the Con sti.
tuition" Tickets for the course so
cents Can be procured at the doors OF
the evenings OF the lectures Doors o'clock lecture
Ito commence at o'clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

Defiance saIamnnder safes, GoylOr's Pa
neaA-RoBERT rAIRIcK sole msngiastussr Of Tho
Hnso lcssthe best SAFES and locks combined in abe
1id Depot Pearl street. door below Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

nNIoN COURSE, L. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oC
tober ~ at "a r. NJ match for 500, mile heats best
hree in five in harness. TO drive between the cele
prated horses Lady Suffolk and Fanny L. White
Lady Suffolk; J. Doty Fanny Stages leave
Peck slip and Grand street ferries, williamsburg every
bali hour during the day, and the rot Il
tyer. JOHN !. SNEDIkER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

GOAT longer and old hat month old hats feel
best do old boots but the latter having solo above pay
nents sometimes out and create necessity for
pair which, create then follows box of the
renowned Russia salye remedy for corns feon bun
IONS, DC For sale ut twenty-five cents box by CHARLES
H. KING, corner OF John street and Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

TILE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE TO THE CHEMICAL
course at the New York Medical College East Thirteenth
tfeet will be delivered by Professor Doremus, Monday
evening" ut ~ o'clock SubjectThe His tory of Creation,
taught by modern science pared with the Mosaic
count" The lecture will be illustrated by experiments
medical profession students of medicine, and the pub
ic generally respectfully invited.
HORACE GREEN, ii. D., President of the Faculty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

best and only soap that should used
, truly marvellous GoURAUD'S liquid hair dye poudre
subtitle for uprootng hair from low toreheads any part
OF the body his lily white liquid rouge, &C. found "
Walker street, first store from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

A UCTIOS NoTICE-R. W. FROST AUCTroNE AZ
IA Store No 10 Spruce street respectfully gyes notice sha
he VIII stend 10 the sales Of h0use old furniture the rest
oences of families reasonable terms Caah advances -
any amount whom dcair8d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

DIAMOND JEWELRY.-WfLLIAM IRVING 4 co
- Auetienecrs viii sell at auction on Tuesday October
18th, at les O'Clock, Mt the sales rooms No Pine street
Special sale Of diamond jewelry
diamond containing zach eleven superb briants
costly diamond and opal necklaces brooches
rings breaspins Ac all OF the first waite. and cxquely
sets ladies and gencmcns cluster aud single
pins beauty and value beaapns
style Of setting; scarf pins earrings &C. Iso breaches
treastpins bracelets necklaces crosses rings &c. &C. all
Of fine gold and beautifully set with diamonds pearls iubies
garnets other precious stones WatchcsFine goId
enameed watches detached levers hunting and patent
levers lcpne and other Watches by he French and
glisb makers Guard aud chains The above goods
all warranted just as represented in catalogue OK
amincd On Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
DRY GOODS, sc.


con 0(ln TO S50,000-DRY GOODS WANTED
PCO.OOO wish to buy Of staple goods from $4,000 to
WORTH to be- paid for either Western lands
long credits undoubtedly secured valuable Western
perty Address j. T. G., Broadway Post Office and will
promptly call on the writer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
THE MILITARY.

El0 T0MPKIN'S LIGHT INFANTRY.--THE MEMBERS
JU of this company requested to meet at Hermit
hge Hail. VI Alien and Houston streets, Monday
evening" October "a at ~ o'clock to make arrangements for
their next annual excursion
CHARLES WRIGHT, Captain
BENJAMIN OAKLEY, Orderly Sergeant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

" St No 2s5 Broadway opposite the Park where has
Ne best the world for the sale and app
eon OF his hair dye and newly invent and
UIne private rooms all on floor. Copy the sddress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

II EBREW YOUNG MEMS LITERARY ASSOCIATION
The Rev Dr. iaphall viii deliver lecture be fore this
Association Wednesday e,ening, the 18th inst,
academy Hall, No 663 Broadway. Subject" Russia"
1lekets % cents May 90 had 81 william Hall Sons, No.
hotels at the VIII O'clock At the
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23


s sasrsSeo Pubic inspection 'SSS rsspsssqy soil
Foreign shawl and Cloak Warehouse, s6i Broadway
1NRENCH MERINOS
L Fine twilied ladies' cloth,
Splendid ., sash%erss and an d Lines
Have been received during the last week, at
Inc H'E igd Ss sssgs' store
We have also received from the great auction Friday
1900 eashme long shawls will sell at
mu ii Iess than the cost of importation
We have bought recently,
i S bales tnS u red ed s sini aaan ssS'
. white
1900 eoyerlids AID eomfortcrs,
100 bales brown sheetingS,
800 cases bleaohed do.
A large in voice Of linen goods,
:" s s,tinsts'
All Of which viii be disposed Of at grest Bargains We ad
possible to call in The early part OF Ing Day as the rush 4
Statesmen wanted. Apply at . o'clock A. NJ.
MADAME yETAULT III BROADWAY, INFORMS
o he grns y ,ns ss Of Ss Soo and 6sr %
ton VIII take place on Thursday, 18th october
DARIs FEATHERS RIBBONS, BoNNErs, ADJUST
SsTs s" Sssa s nsx & 5 n ho
abe lot Of beaver felt and straw bonness all Of which
win be sold low for CASH BY D. H. HOMER Nos 81 and 10
John street, corner Of William.
DECEIvED-PER STEAMER ATLANTIC, RICH MOI.
~ antique brocade and plaid sls; also, Paris embroi
dere honiton gumpurc and point dAlencon lace
and elegant designs. A. KERR h CO.,
767 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street.
ITEM FRESH CASES OF PARIS CLoAKs NADE Ex.
prssly the subscribers order for city retail
trade will DO opened and displayed at the Paris Nan
tilA Emporium 6l broadway They made of the richest
Lyons velvet plain embrodered and ladies'
cloth Also ready cndoss ysresy Of the fAshon.
y 30 great demand. GEO. BULPIN 3Sl Broadway.
TIFFANY CUTTING, 32 BROADWAY, ARE NOW
Offering most complete assortment Of beautiful slks
goods French ali WOOL pads mernos laces embroi
deres shawls coaks, mantillas and choice India
shawle with the usual stock Of linen and domestic goods
low prices.
TTBSDELI, PERSON A. LAKE, No. All BROADWAY,
u have received by steamship Atlantic assortment
OF Paris Plaid vaepcas, which will be open for inspection
Monday, october 2fth, 1855
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cd direct Paris the largest beautiful cocc-
Non artificial eyes imported They inserted with
out the pain operation and when properly
justed viii and look exactly Ike the natural eye Dr.
Powell requests his former patents to call Immediately
the first choice DR. POWELL deyotes his attention
exclusively TO diseases Of the eye and ear
Ae'cloek daily, at his ofhcs, COZ Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

TyH. Writers, AUCTiONEER WILL SELL ON
w Tuesday at 10 O'Clock. 52 Pear street. furn-
trre and xures Of The house. together with the lease
gas fixtures, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

Thomas scEirath, Eat, President Of Nassau ganA.
James u. Parker, Es1., 50 Pearl street.
David Culver, Esq., y Clf street.
Npesrt. HuAAon & Smith, Ils Fulton straes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

hgs enlarged veins of the legs kneecaps
braces ladies' belts and supporters cuboo knocnee
boweg Instruments with assortment Of chldrens trus
~, ~ II Ann street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
MILLINERY AND DREsssIAKING.

MADAME MAlHERBY WILL OPEN SEVERAL
l of Paris millinery Tuesday, October 81 at
= " Broadway.
AIRS r. l.. SMYTHE, "a BoWERY, WILL OPEN
vi with assortment Of winter bonnets Monday Oct.
b, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23
THE TURF.


hINI0N COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING-TUESDAY,O OCT
~ %, at "a 7. M match for $1,000, between cele
rated horses two miles and repeat wagons. Mr. Hiram
Woodruf sorrei geding, Mr.. j. Rcheu namos b. q
cardinal. Stages will from the williamsburg and Peck
Hip ferries every half hour during the day
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

TWENTIETH WARD.-HAVING SEEN IN THE HER
aid Of yesterday notice of ticket purportng be
gneo by Chairman and Secretary of meeting held
the house of John Connor would state that the
Mr. MeConkey candidate for Alderman never en-
toned and the OF without nowedge
CONSENT CHARLES DARRAGu, Chairman,
MICHAEL CONWAY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

DEv. THOMAS 5. HARRIS WILL LECTURE UPON
spritnslism Sunday at 10 o'clock in the morning. aud
and III the evening the Medical College, Thirteenth
street between Third and Fourth The public
cordially invited. Seats free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-23

TWENTIETH WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE IN.
dependent Demo Reform Electors of the Fifty
district Twentieth ward at Mllmans of Seventh
avenue and Twenty sixth street October 20 c. D.
was called to the chair and G. Ryeson, appointed
secretary. The following resolution adopted -
Resolved That Garrett Van eye the choice the peo.
this district for the office of
have the greatet confidence in him. and that they will
strong effort to elect him.
GEORGE N. RyERsoN, Secretary.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-27
Clingman's majority,

az Our readers will recollect that during the
latter part of Mr. Flmores administration the coun-
try was aroused nearly every month by accounts of
improper and insolent conduct on the part of the
Cuban authorities towards American vessels. Ships
carrying the United States Mails were searched shots
were fired over and about them, and American cit-
zens visiting Cuba were subjected to annoyance and
sometimes insult These things have passed away
with Wing rule. The instruments of despotism in
Cuba kaoaO sOhO is IN Oaoer IN this country
they know that if they attempt the conduct they
hbited during Mr.. FiIlmore's administration, they
will be instantly called to an account.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-27

The NEW COMET VISIBLE. Prof Bond, of the
Cambridge Observatory, states that the comet dis
covered on the 10th of June, by M. Klinkerfues is
now visible to the naked eye, in the West at about
an hour after sunset. Its nucleus is of the bright
ness of star of the third magnitude tail of one
or two degrees in length can also be distinguished
extending upward. This interesting object has been
observed by astronomers for one two months past
during which time it has been gradually increasing
in brightness Its distance from the sun is now thirty
millions of miles, but from the earth it is two or three
times more remote. ssss--
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-27

The Pacific Road. The Petersburg Democrat
says: GA despatch published in issue of this
morning states that the articles of the Union upon the
Pacific railroad and the speeches of the Secretaries
are not understood in Washington to reflect the
opinions of the President and other members of the
cabinet. Our readers may recollect that weeks
ago took occasion to remark that we had the very
best authority for saying that neither the President
nor Attorney General approved the measure as
government project We have little doubt but that
the correspondent of the New York Herald is correct
in his statement From what we know of the strict
construction views of the distinguished Secretary of
the Navy, we think authorized to place him,
too, among the list of dissentents
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-27

FIRE ARMS. The first missiles of this description
appear to have been used by the French troops I'M
der PHILIPPE de Valoise in 1880. Within another CEN
fury they adopted to general extent, that
it uncommon thing for three or four hundred
cannon to be employed at a siege, and many
four thousand cuverins to be brought into play
single battlefield The Swiss, on the famous day of
Morat, in 1476, were seconded by no less than ten
thousand of these culverns they long tubes of
copper wrought iron, weighing from twenty to ff
ty pounds each the heaviest being mounted on small
movable carriages, and the lightest suspended to
standards. The gradual improvements made in this
species of fire arms, led at last to the of the
listing musket. The men, who were armed with
quebusses musket, for long time did not act in
any other capacity than light troops-it was their
duty to spread themselves along the front and tanks
of the corps attacked and clear the advance of
their own party. In fact their service analo-
gous to that of present rihemen; they call
ed entams pert1us, from which expression own
term, forlorn hope is evidently derived. Toward
the close of the seventeenth century, several impor
tant innovations were made in the construction of
portable fire arms Guns with flints, such now
in USE are said to have been invented in $780, and
first given to the troops in the year $780, The
bayonet with solid socket, which fixed into the
mouth of the barrel, produced in 1871; but in
another thirty years we find it made with hollow
socket and grooved blade, is the practice to the
present day. Pixies not got rid of nor the
musket and bayonet universally introduced into the
French army, until the year 1903, when Vaubans
genius was more potent with Louis the Fourteenth,
than all the circumstances Of Marshall Montesquieu
and a whole phalanx of the old school of military
tacticians. United Service Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-27

BRIGHT Hours AND GLOOMY. All this beautiful
world. Indeed know not what to think oft Some
times it is all grandness and sunshine, and heaven
itself lies far off And then it changes suddenly
andis dark and soowfu and clouds shut out the sky
In the lives ofthe saddest ofus there bright days
like this when feel FIVE could take the great
world in arms Then come the gloomy hours,
when the fire will neither burn In hearts nor on
our hearths; and all without and within is dismal
cold and dark. Believe me every heart has its Sc
cret sorrow, which the world knows not; and often
times we call a man cold when he is only sad.
L0n0feLL0uD.,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-27
MIR. CLINGMAN's TRIUMPH.

We publish below, from the Asheville News the
official vote in the 9Th District from which it will be
seen that Mr. Clngmans majority is 1882. He leads
Col. Gather in every County except in Wilkes
County hopelessly Federal: