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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17
LOUISIANA INFERIOR.

The Ihib0dSGnx HiEerrG says;
Not single OF sickness has come under Our ooser
yston during the week other than that wb Is usual to
the country at this of the year which are usually OF
n I'D character and yield readily to medical treatment
The paper speaking the weather says that the In
hsba have nearly out with rsn and from
present appearances there no telling when the RAINY sea
son will The nights 1t adds, are COOL beautiful and
assut but the DAYS hot sury and oppressive with
FREQUENT showers rain accompanied by vivid dsshes OF
lRhtnir z and heavy pesls of thunder
The FarmerrtIe Enquirer says: -
The weather for the past week has been variable with
ont ubt il has been the dsagreesbe have ever
felt this country The Thermometer has not risen 10 sum
mer heat the psst week but with all our dark dismal,
dreary dull days the doctors say il dsressngy healthy
ard II il continues they will have TO migrate TO sicky
cline Crops beginning To be injured materially from
the continued rains We hear the lice are inurng cotton
in n parish by getting the under side OF the ed aud
crisping il up The Ike never was known before
Al an election held f. days since 10 envlls Parish,
by authority OF OF the Police Jury 10 take the sense
OF the people upon the subject Of license for the retail OF
ardent sprts there given majority OF forty four votes
for no license O. Picayune 1th.
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SEVERE AND FATAL THUNDER STORM.

TIE hurSsr .,o Of .t enlDg very severe 10 the
north ara est Il this city We gather the following par
iiculsrs OF the csDsg- done: ,,
At salem the Catholic Church was struck ana dAnAs
but no one was il jLrec q, ,u,
Al Nesbu5yport mouse occupied oy HI i'Asc IL ~e
VA. s.ruCk but no sss H. lred-
AT Oldtorn a lsrg- TIE, about twenty fods Ho'h 1uo
touse Of M be AMIN Lg struck and sliTerva INTO
NIp.xch house occupied BY Mrs Groves Was 81 leE
r. aud g.b; down the chimney into loser room SEA
- -. in s,oye tore up oil clJtn carpet aud
n..sso ID through re c,hAr No one = Is burt
Al Csorg,io~B, No. TIE lszni1lnS M ~.
ana ln.tsaily killed hrs Hass7l tns We -
- ~ p.n tb- p, r Of ne bIPnst Ch1rca n thsi
~ " ~ P...sl Il tie um2 was Il EK7tsr, y. IT,
h.r he Wa pstscbins N sLch'n2- ".n ins csfSi p "a
Of tts So-siy j. hat i0Sn MS "-''7' l. -l' '.-7
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HOW STREETS ARE CLEANED.

r. ne Editor Of The N y. Tribune.
SIR: have called the attention of the authorities
to COMMON grievance, viz: our msnept drenre.
have made my complaint in due form" once. twice
yes times and now am privileged "to write to you
about it Perhaps this " sworn man whose duty you
tell it ia TO deal with such customers may attend 10
ysu but be gives ardy heed TO the tax payers complaint
September will be one year since Lexington sv south OF
Twenty eighth st repaired and we'll covered with
sand This we welcomed but believed that before frost
set in il would be removed but winter passed. and we
endure the sand without entering complaint In early
spring l. with many OF my nelghbors respectfully petit
toned to be relieved from the binding clouds of dus.
moving us threatened nothing, only plead for IT.
t,lfon but until June unheeded Then We
privileged to see the paving for the first time in
nine months and We were much obliged This one sweep
ing was as well done could do, but much, very
much was LETT and now avenue is again bed OF mud
or cloud of dust Again and again have asked for
snDg pledgng to be contented with the fr0 in
one year. DO outhink we are very unreasonable
No Aug. Is, 1858.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H.

vas killed bad child in her Ars, who vas not injured
and tour little boys seated near her All Of whom escsp-d
Ore of the boys finding bis mother did lot move ran to
,sbtors house ard gave an ssrm
A. CIey,lsi TIE house q Wn Fosler vas struck. aud
h snc rs severely stanp.c Ia The sane room sss
tug in cradle infant rh- cradle vas nllea Siin
yls.sriI FRI the itf bat The chhd WAS not
BE and cry ing violently when the 'Ser reco''
tree : il Consciousness.
Apdover th- barn Nr Nathaniel Abbott wA' sruck
set TIRE snc destroyed together With about SIX aos Oh
boy sno hog A horse and Gov were gpf out IN saety
AZ Laurence the grocery store Of Joseph Snattuck Jr
VS. struck the chimney scattering the bricks 10 every
tec,ion Thelc- the eGd IL scended - the store setaS
sf Eve sI chests ofteA The flames however we're
'hech.d before much Damage Ess done Ia the same
Place, Prospect HUI t,e ght.icg struck aud shivered
,-v.rNl isrg- trees
In Hs,.rti the lightning struck and shivered tale
graph pile At the depot AMI thence descended into ths
10 where the only camSge VA, the tssring u, of
al cloth csipe'ing for about two feet squsr- An old
bu c TIE &C. got struck, and old lady knook
ID Gown sensel.ss She had recovered this mornins
y % BE could speak
Ire houss Of Dsuie Wsls on Federal It Beverly vas
struck BY lighting The dUi passed down the chimney
threw dog which sleeping on the hearth across
ib- room Jumped up fully sroa,eo Oh, not INJURED In
v--sel rgiu Beverly hsbor Was also struck, out not
greatly injured.
Al Bradford the lightning struck in Al places but
dams - done Arg the border, OF the nerunsck
tie storm Is described being Of atu.uS vi Hence
Our Gouesser correspondent under date Of August TO-
says: At about O'Clock Al alarm IRE given.
che farm Of Dir DenrinC struck aad cred by lgnt
"nrg II destroyed together With SONS IS tuns Of
hay one OK and horse The shock severe that
the fluid oiled the air lady VII vas standing in tue
'doorws Of her house at Eastern Point, stunned by
"ihe shock and somewha, frightened Some considerable
dsmsge have been done to vegetation and fruit trees
in the vicinity.
The Nr5u' yport Herald says
"The heaviest thunder sho taking into view is long
durstion about hours which has passed over this
plsoe for many years up about hstpAst o'clock.
last evening Neither the wind nor rain accompanying
this shower we're OF unusual violence One boat cap
sized in the river. but al on board were saved
According 10 The Los,H Ner' there WAS severe thun-
der storm in Lowell on Saturday night:
"A wire of the old Morse Line OF Telegraph running
aero Middle ST. unused and disc jnnected with the opera
ting ne was struck by lightning The fluid was conduct
ed down by the wire the building occupied by Merrill
4 shaw in which the office used ~ be, aud scattered Oh
in various directions the ground doing no injury but
frightening many people the vicinity We learn that the
secc nd Unlversali.t hurch WAS also struck.
In Reacng on Saturday hight house was struck and
woman knocked down senseless but she si,erwd recO
yer.d Boston Traveller, Monday
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Coluu bans County offers novel feature at her Fair
New Lisbon Oct IS, lG, H. 1t is list Of fifteen prizes,

To be given to female riders drivers of single pairs
ef horses. Competitor will be open TO all ladies' except
professionally matter where their residence whether in
or out Of the County or State Competitors, however
must have their and residence regularly entered at
the Office and their NUMBER attached TO their horses
bride respectively they will also be required to pay 81
each to the treasury entering fee and to become
regular members of the County Agricultural Society.
Fairfield County, Connecticut Fair at Stanford. Oct G.
7, = at which Barnums premiums to young ladies' for
riding darnipg, shirt making, and butter and cheese
making, will be contended for.
The Illinois County Fairs will be held 10 the following
Counties
K.,e Copntv La Sale County
Kna, Couuy Rock Island County,
Lake County, WIZ eouhiyf
Hancock County Bue Institute
De KAIb County, Sycamore, Oct -
Pike County Ptked. wedn esiay and THURSDAY IN Oe
Kendall County, fret "Wednesday N Oct
In Wisconsin:
Rock County WsWoHh Co'nty
In Iowa;
Pol County Jackson County,
Nnsesuue County, Wsp,llo County.
Anew and spirited Society at Lsporte Ind holds air
Sept. - %, "a.
We should like TO give the times of Fairs in this State
and will do so as soon IS obtain the needfa mfor
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a. sPIRITUALIsM"-A TOUGH STORY.

W. do not know the writer of the following, but We
90 not doubt his perfect sincerity Many similar INCL
dents have been reported by witnesses who could
not have meant 10 deceive bat who might nevertheless
he mistaken Our spondent says in bis preface
which We omit suPerfuOus) that we are at liberty
60 apinadvert OF his testimony. We have no desire
TO do so yet be will permit US TO remark on his ning
al Farsdays pssJebOard' that Whenever such scenes
as he describes are enacted IN the presence oil eur
Farsdsys or when he aud his friends are ready TO IN
wife the Faradays witness such scenes, Win 81 as
surance that they shall not be disappointed such re
marks will be far more pertinent But hear him
WEST TROY NY Aas g. 49,
IN the evening of SUNDAY August = our circle assem-
HE'D as usual for the purpose OF holding intercourse
with those departed from our earthly sphere Seating
ourselves in the usual order had not Been Johed ~
the chain Of hsrmoula brotherhood longer than nieeu
uinufes when our medium Miss AUSTIN gave lndca
,inps of approaching friends Calmly awaiting their
first manifestation. We sat attenuvt! watching hei
movements when all al once. and 10 the 10 Ia. as.y-
isbneut Of those present, she gradually couiheceu
ue FINN her seat and until she had ASSUMED pr
tn over the table, at an altitude OF I'VE ire' llV 'u
a,or In this position she remained Tor some uue' al
iii he WAS gradually lowered 20 within OnesNteehlh "i
the table hen the following directions we're seet oI
bv raps: Take yVur hands on the table. m''e oacA
from II three ID, pom hands aud FORM d Gu
l.- CIRCLE In accordance WIKI TINS ~e nJV-l 10 -
uo.iiors Assis Led when the MEDIUM SAs = ALL
hi foruer portion. the f&ci- iooans ~ Inc
c,tsrce lu this position tisy Teaaii ed su- -h1'O'
r. rr,oiun VS. BY the invisible p0Ssr oroISn' 70
. r.. ion directly uL6sr tie t.olv Ana nov n
u.Ie,o one Of The ErAnossi sud mot inspiring s-vr
n "a, ever been the -, oi human rye 70 witness Tug
~ ". g vi m-td, the met -Go me- cluif %
sci vc.ss :. med Ci,..lr TX LrsNrn. t-'i--s' a.
~ ~, ybiic til sell knoNL rps Responded IL Us -
u.,-,f III son 70 ia-s- enc1AutuE ~ Nd- o"N! -
.v ana n, music u he sphere r. csf-. Ini M 'a.
, ~ could oil, csiCh & Hus-- q sdrnc- ia w
t.n,, CD 70 rls h'PPy slmp-- 81 III n'f.'- - -
Iii ,ns.. urst be ne OF inat 81 lul n1i h'' i1'F -
f. in,ul - Bli ~ y,t, tns most 10. ~ -
III -seuou.euon l. - be Jla Ale. IL MEDIUM Ia
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sgsin been m tied her place in the circle
we're o,ed 20 open TIE window, and take our places by
tie '.bl. sgsiu u-u.i
AfTr bad there for sv ,scnad the table bels1
10 yibrste viol-rily-so much 80. Indeed i1. we're
eourelsd bress the circle and mark IN .-bce the
development Lorg had Mt ~sit before /, be,.n-
suec'ry quiet and. rising gently rm tie i7r pass.f
out II The viudo9 without 4 hunSn h.ni b'ny IL II
vas thus and xk- the table yet remained outside raped
ont Take IL IT, an order w. nneds'ey proceeded 10
obey bat Judge ss0nshment when We found that ths
table cosd T. erGi7 brobg back sest width
bel, than eighteen inches wider than the vlnd0w
through wiith aver il pssssc
Here cir hat r-qlir-s comment IL carries
is own collen; and al he Farioays in creation nag
scout ~ H. hit vii e1ol,n il by pssfeboyd or any
oiter patty scientific experiment Yours in behalf of the
circle RoBsRr MARTIN.
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Aem'llork Daily Gribm,le.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE LOST POLICE.
u he Editor u The ".

u he Editor ef The " y Tribune.
SIR: You speak of fight in Mulberryst. that lasted
fifteen minutes, and that no policeman appeared. That
nothing what occurred Broadway last week di
recy front of Trinity building i'll the most crowded part
OF ~ great ihorougfsre An omnibus driver crowded
an rishn an with loaded cart up upon the sidewalk, and
because h. demonstrated the driver and two or three ru
fans with him the top got down and attacked the car
man. knocking his face TO eJ So that one eye was quite
invisible and his whole face breast covered with
blood great crowd gathered and stayed the ground
for N arly half hour yet notwithstanding general de
mai for the police Of that valuable class Of ct
gems appeared while remained and the brutal and
srdy scoundels drove off in triumph Is it not pretty
state of things that crowd gather for any purpose
in such place ard remain half hour without police
man appearne inquire what the matter SFEoTAT0R
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

The steamship Yacht Capt Ducey' arrived yesterday
from Brazos Santiago which place she LETT on the fh INST
The Yacht brought ss6,7o3 in specie.
BY the Yacht we have received extra from the Office
Of the Brownsville American Flag giving the result OF the
sppesrs that the Blue or law aud order party have re
o.ived III majority over the Reds or progressive
scuy for Cor gr.ss received the full vote OF the Blue
nsty The Reds having run both Bell and Lewis. Scurry
majority over Bell and Lewis combined, in cameron
County about 20 Mes,rs Pesse, Dickson and Crosby
have received nearly the entire vote IN Cameron aud III
d.eo Counties n O. Pic, Aug. e.
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

q damp chilly atmosphere. This morning steady rain
sso for some hour and siOlsnily did fall Tor
.oue time that another toof was aPprsnenaeo SONG
CELLARS we're again oyerfoved 10 thu SCALED valley Of
W.shipgton a. NssIk Daily, Tuesday
CoNPtlNEsrARY DfssEA 70 Gov, VROOH-Hon. +. ID
Vroorn recently appointed Minister q Prussia has 40
c.ptsd Al invitation frUm tbs members Of Bar 70 dns -
New Brunswick on the 24th inst
BOARD oY ALDEExEs--A regular meeting OF the Coz,
mon Council Of jersey City Was hsid :. lns Lara
Evening Aldermen T Is Belts, President Oh me .,,s
preHctd Alderman Miller rom w oD7 -. plsn for
~ gsnsrsl .y.t.m Of sewers furnished ~ - - 80
pi,sop.rs u Jers-y City presented 40 To- o,da.ne.
report Of the Committee on the sng -, 80 a., 80
shPy spp' ~ i,en carsf.s attention D. this subject
II average and they rsc,-'mrn1 us PAn a. Az 80
md the b-st one, 10 fhey -, ~ ~, t far
49, a.. !, 81 he necessary To obtain supplsmsn-
20 IT, city Charter 10 order - carry 0df ms N
~ .,xersgN which shall provide Tor the t1ons |" SUI
- LAY be necessary tor the construction " p'Opsr
80, Al ~ cOntemp sfsd 10 the plan Ano 49, ~. viz a.
.g the grade Of lands aud streets west o. oos7 $780,
nsr. sucb alter .onsmay be found neess.Nfy 10
ut this plan The ordnance ana ,spo''
I'd aid upon the table tor future sc,.on ,.. - pI,,
Az Rap,.lvs. Chairman OF the Conmittss On raoiid
Grounds and Bsoing. made report sn'e ,econm snara
the Ne. Jersey Railroad 70 snelc's .nsr .cs shn ~
W s - "A hin 81 the same COsmittse model vaS
800 d, Iu-r.fe the manner u constructing the gs,ss-
- double gates eacb side VI the highway soross
trs.k In.se gates De shut and cIessd y
Liver which operates upon the gates BY tss means
schiu.ry under ground and coDsisfins o. r.ck AAs
1'n,ous attached u me gate posts iss s~Ss ~'' ~
ch,lsr -; T,.ursr rsass hs report 70, July fonows
c.sh Tls.Ey July l. g. 80 Item q .i1'.. set
: 100 tor us cs1 Ta1 J.' 81 ,ss- !.
Received sr Lcsn's''.. SO . rv........."sllSo -
Toss si.eS y III. Board adjourned
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Dentlstrp.
maIer Care.

A REPORT of Two Hundred Interesting Cases
IA uesisd with Water BY EDWARD FELLEREa MD Resi-.
dent Plyrcsn Orange Mountain Ms-r Cure Intiusoo vii
fufnshsd (vaou ehsgej TO soy sppospt I9sng 70 aS
order stamp Aadess G. SELLERS BROTHER
south Orsngs NewJersey The above named lnsiutn
MONS Essex Railway, foot Of Csursndst a. AN
or 4aId6Pm
nR CHARLES MUNDEs WATER CURE ES-
~ TABLIsHMFNT al Florence, SorhampOn MAJ, has boen
greatly improved. There ioi 5O patients
The location and around pleasant aud healthy tie
quit. qDsy and the Doctor shOse works ~
HyorpAsy been ali Europe for The lat nty
oldest Of Pressuizs sc0o existing Terms
90 per wesk CEcolsrs 1c be had WESrERMAH Co
Bookstore, No 80 BIOad~ay, New-yOrk
nR SHEW, of New-York, earliest American Prac-
~ Of WT Cure and author VI various works on hs sub
Dung the season - connection
With Mr. D. CAMPBELL at LbaDon Springs Columbia Co. y T.
TOR LADIES ONLY-WasbiBgtOn Springs Noun
ii Paufeid, Ne1Jersey nder the cndnct Of Dr.
sHADOF1T End bs daught~rin.iav, Mrs ? " bAhbbh FOR
Terms and Circular OF this highly respectable Institution address
above.
nYDROPATHlC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No Iset--t under the personal direction Of TRAIL
Poprstor HOSFORD Assistant 10 tbs Female Depart
men TAYLOR will ALEC assist 10 out door pacuce genes
rally
NETWORK CITY WATER-CURE, No III 18th
II Il come, The best eccomnod ons Tor Pa
Treatment. Borders received by the day week
~ o. n. WELLINGTON, NJ d.
DHILADELPIIiA WATER CURE ESTABLISH.
ii MINT Wfshinston square No ~ South Sixthst.
DR.. r. r. MEIER T. ID. REA.
o"t'' M II. r MEIER
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TINE OF HOLDING AGRICULTURAL FAIRS

OWs-The State Agricultural Society will hold their
Fair at Dayton on the GOTH 2t I'D and Sd of September
The ground already inclosed and the interior arrange
ments progressing.
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROPOSING an

II
y AMENDMENT 10 the CONSTITUTION N he
Al. T' n. .S ,,,.S % ss e sGos % :, . ' 10
e ns,t set.rs .eon Of sststr, and be pub.h- fr
81 ~, n q tie s 81, .f',s
so,, % 40 '. .. % &c "a. d
80 IN. C'hs. .pd t sun .'o y ne h .o .aa
s 90, toe sorPio. tvenoe. Of TIE C.n. a. as-
th he Ipr WITHIN -sh..n Of .sy Dan n.ee naae5 hs
. 60 $3.50 80 49, ,,ss m, Al -" =, ~ ~
A., p, f.ueb lOans .iV.sd tee .s'ry
Js O., r-,eru. INTO toe treasury of sst-
20 do.r. o-frsy tece,ry
The rensdsr 's each nesi yer - spfnee rs.'
ron'o II tbs s,eon st the s.d snss h.l - c2nps'ea 10
,d ~ ~. ,hs5 ~. yy IN .dv.e. TIE ~x,.t1r.
.ntrs5 during tour ,P1roP.e
o' W. ny y ~ 49, le ~ Co., AZ 80 49, a., 20
- toe the chanplsin Cans wn-eT ron
esees two handr, sns sy ,hoa,a5d 151-, TIE
IsuErosr Of %. revenues Of ne cans ;of re e1rrrn nc yeai n
yrson; ard shall safsen ne LsDsa:ais
nr,suie .ss 80 Borrow ops a snd I've aandsd aoaaa.
shee ne Ifo,or 9. III .1I nieo s sse esJ nv s o. ~.
JAY isi thosno ess hundred and tiyve sh be pad %
ours I borrowing money be submitted = the poole
Of tie Canals Of the fufd' ed under tbs seo
shall Pao q phee apon or u Consequence Of any ALLEGED cor
The yea housLd eish hundred and except G
,su.sSd h. EaSdicd ana The is: q S on porous
transported the CsDaE hs be reduced below
the Canal Bosd with the Of the LGs Al
Canal ha u made siih he
shall CseI the tae pre
adequate security foI their peIforAtIce.
STATE NEW YORK. ASSEMBLY Jane II 1879.
The proposed amendment the Consultation u tbs State
Of al tie members elected ths
Assembly. By oder Of the Assembly - - -
wM H. LUDLOW, Speaker
Attest: JoHy s. NITEw. CLERK.
NV YORK, SENATE, Jane IS is8
amendment Of the Constitution Of the Stse
sorify ali the eetsd
order Of the Senate. 5 T. CHURCH Presdent
LA z. BAEEEs, Clerk.
STATE OF EEv-YORK,t
stCEIIAsYs OSFiCE.
I have compared the preceding wit
orbal file n ths Office certify mat inc
correct transcript herefrO AID Of the whole Of ssd org
hano ses Of Office Al the City OF Albany
dsy Of June 10 the Of Lord lsbj
HENRY s RANDALL, Secretary Of state
CUPREME COURT-TheodOre Smith against Isaac
~ Summons.-TO DEFENDANT-ST You hereby
sUmmOnd the complaint this sctOs and Of
ElHcOtvile, aaTausus County,
within after the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of
such service aud the defendant fails the complaint
aod the plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief demanded
in tie said complaint And viii take notice that the complaint
ts fled The Office Of the Clerk Of Aiegany County
the 18th DAY Of June, 1883. A. O. RICE
1av6wNtd Plaintiffs Attorney.
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TlIlfSON XIV In
n ,.,t-Tsn. Chen oai,y tof hsLs and Iry.
s,,, Truit "a. VI fafoush 10 hoaf s,.u.cnS ~h 'r~r
.ef, sossio - 1eocs sad Eissas Fss =. ~
ere syspuf. =, 81. So, ~ --..pu
fs.,e.. Trsin 4 p NJ heermIf.osfcD Trsir : ? y
yofxry,owb = n 2. ". ,.,e,.
P-F--rs~r f-rsrs at -ni 20
sn snd Wy r-siti I'D P.-stS-f Tray I" ~
stst
"yr pe.E..,IsiIAl ~ SP .sesP -
NJ Trry.o~B nd PrFrs-~p~e Tsn' '"r 81 =. '"'
,s,sr 9. Crsc,b-r- Cars. CnhsOiss oIa s -''
sJrDAS IFAISS ron C~as-si - - u hr f"ash'T'''s
~ :. n sor sssy .oyrrps =, ~ Wy -fstoo,
W " fDMtrSD FRFECH Superintendent
UTDSCN RIVER RAILROAD On aud AFTER
TVT-pcDtY Ansost Is 1893 ~ PeeksiN P.ssenser Ira
nv. I.s,is, Chsni... 81 ~. ksys ~ %DP s9psns
o. ,, ~ .".s,.,sos Z. PRES II. saPerntsnae.'.
(,tNJgAL RAILROAD 81 NEWJEkSEY.-SeE
g. sTs Fiyrr r:cInecse place, - An
isn stis1sP s Scrc:vl e. ketr-ni.e "avt
and 10 ~ and SIS r y
m, m eor gbzate,s'or vb Grs - ne Ka-od
kot Of Contradict
SEA- ,o1t,s Fur frc Sewf yrs sfocvt
Va A P1fed Il ~ Wsones7sys tnd rs 81 O. sa,srdsys
ar Bssfelnese Soceryis 80 day fof Puckarin ert
HAMPTON daily, r BtGs r. SC ard - Psi uzn esil
6kssb1Ire se;hshe. t1er .G7Ch fhu-s Sno Pad
fns Pa
LOR ALBANY-FAhE $I-The new ami elegant
u steamer FRANCIS SkIDDY vii rave per Tot ROgnsoa.t
Returning Alosns every MONDAY WEDNESDAY And
FRIDAY hour NWbush West Pom POugh-
teepse Csiss ana Hudson fare u tiee paes' b. ceuts
JAS W MCCULLOUGH JL
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list OF County Fairs

Tue fOllOving IS list OF County Fairs
L.btsbua Ieaersop Oct IS Logan. Bellefsntane Oct Sc
A'heus. Athens Oct SO LOraiu' Eyns Oct 30
Reuort. Madison London. Sept 29g.
Clsr. SPIN ,heid. Oct. OIL Medina Medina, sept I'D
Coumtisns NewLisbou, Oct IS Meigs Mddiepof sept ~
II Miami Troy Oct 1921
202I Morgan hcCouneve Oct 50
Dare Gre.p,ile Sept Noble Sarshyle. Oct 1914
Lrsnkbp Sept Prebe Eaton, Oct. % u.
Cali, Gaiorols Sept 233O Richand, MANSFIELD, Sept 10
Washington Oct 81 scioto Porsnouth, -ptV Oct
Hsrnitor Carthage, Sept $50 Seneca Iihn, Oct %
Hsrc DC lS-l4 STARK, Canton, Oct. 6-7
Usrd,r kenton. Oct 49, Trumbul, Warren sept 1915.
Harmon Cediz Oct OIL Tusearsw1 Ne sPnnadeiPhi"ocI
BoohDg Logan Sept a. 1914. $3.50.
Holm Mil, rsbugh, Oct 81 Nintoa, hcAthur oet
Erie, Monroevils, Oct W shnston hsiets oe,
Wood Bo~ltns Green oct
sieuenve, Oct 81 NyaDdo Upper ssndussy Oe]
Knox, Mount Vernon, Sept. It-N. 80
Lake Ptnesville, Oct lZ-l5
Coun bians County offers novel feature AZ her ait
Es,o NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

-Tay FIRST BALE o. NEW CorroS TINS Ss.sos.-TsxM
and Georgia This year for the honor OF send
fret bale Of cotton b. market According 70 present
aupesrancs has the Advantage bale OF new cot
ton was sold Albany Geo on the 2Ith ult Inc 0os-
-0les Texv fsgVisr informs us that bale OF new COT
tan raised on the plantation Of G.nes ALL about seven
mil above Gonzales taken % that place on tns z,m
M, and IN, forwarded 10 Indianoa for shipment
~ Nav orleans This ing the Texas sent the hrse
81 % m.yke Georyia the second and Florida the third.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

CouPtfsEsrARY DNsEE 70 Gov VRoOH Hon. r. ID
Vroom recently appointed Minister u Prussia has 40
g. pied Al invitation fvm this members Of Bar 70 dhs -
New Brunswick the 2sth inst
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E0R 1WENTY .EIYE CENTS Nom cam be cured

Dsrrh,@ Dysene Cho.s seasis.9 1pd al V ~ "a
colt AN T. Z Atwel, NJ D. Of Troy Conferences L. CIande
Ioosck Testimonials be b. calling at No Oj dudson
New where proprietor resides For sale by druggists
.to,.l eeu,ts a. ron hont he States aud Canada.