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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

KNTH WARD AT MEETING OF THE UNiTS1
IN Democratic Republican Council Conventions, held
at 20 Christopher street, October 81 1854, LAURENCE
VAN WARr WAS unanimously nominated for Councilman
Of the Twenty second diarst to be supported the
coming election STEPHr D. LAYMAN Chairman.
GILBERT }. BoaEar, Secretary.
CEvEN1H wARD.-TM MEMBERS or The SEVENTH
- Ward Democratic Republican Ward Committee are
street, en- this Wednesday, evening Oct. rs, at TX
O'Clock. Punctusl attendance 10 requested.
JOHN BROWN, Chairman.
Wm,lsD t o'SnssA, Secretaries.
r1lBIR1EENTH wARD.-PkTER COOPER CITY RE-
L. form regular nominations AT a meeting OF this
committee fed In this ward the evening Of the Path
inst, The following ticket was unanimously adopted
the refo ticlet:-
Fer Asssmbly--Marcus r. Ferris
For Al6trmsp--Jno. B. RJsrson.
For CouncDmen-1brty third district VIM Floyd
thirty fourth district Geo W. Bovine thirty Attn lis-
trict Geo. ". Weed
For sstessor--Lewis Wilmington.
for chool OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. Case.
For School lnspecttr-Ittar Greenvault.
For school TruhteeR-AionzoJ Reynolds John r. Phil.
lips
Corsta5les VIM. 4. EoTton. Jno W Sumerindyks.
Ii WARD FALC0NER, Chairman.
Is4Ac p. CRuNyAuIT, Secretary.
rTH ToURIEEN II wAtD LIQUOR DEALERS ARE
Il requested TO at the Wsstchester Hcure.
OF Povtry and Brcora street WEDNESDAY, Octo5e e
20 ~ ftur oeloca NJ 10 complete their anizAtion
ato receive reports % comnisis.s BE- order.
H. UADEkHiLL, Pfesi5ent.
EoBr1 Connolly, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

following vice presidents and secretaries were Sc
lected -
Fourth Ward. Tenth Ward
!mcthy Obrien, Nicholas Z. Wilson,
John Grow, J. Mitchell
John Casey John G. Ewing,
henry Allen, Joseph Jennings,
francis Callahan, Robert McNsIy,
Henry Nc Owls, John D. Welsh
Ianitl Donovan, Henry AcDonaid,
Anthony McCreeen, J. kiehsrhArt,
Charles evn, John Harrison,
John Barry Robert 4. Roberts.
Slzth Ward Fourteenth Ward.
Thomas j. Barr, James Bard,
Eeory reward, Franc;- r,yun.s
ReDry @. Rabineau, Thomas y hclsn
Patrick Murphy, Matthew Dale.
John N. Worth, An,honv Ccnsop
1s o"~<, John Duncan,
.eislIso. MurfAv, William Fitzpatrick,
Ss% Nosbit, Anthony Jackson,
nnD.r.s Bishop, Jefferson Brown,
"a rick Mclaughlin. Daniel NcMAnnus.
Fourth Ward S''A-'N''' Tenth Ward
James g Smith, George Oolunger,
andrew Cusssck, James AuIvy,
EdTard N doris, Ed ward J. Knight,
ismes Reilly, James TrainOr,
Bartholomew Healey, Michael Petit,
John LAWYER, John KaxuAker.
N ichasl Conovy, Thomas Mccormack.
William locker, Fbuvteen1h Ward.
Onver O'Donnsl Patrick Lunch
Patrick Dougterty. Patrick a. McAvay
Sizih Ward James Wallace.
Joseph ChaIfrau, Edward Cayapagh,
John Boner, Hugh 0'Bren,
james Guire, Joseph Hutton,
John Martin, Patrick Collins,
Nicholas Cantco, John Cunningham.
Patrick Nuua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

NINTH waRD-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI
IN oan nominations.
For AldsrMsn-WilliAm J Brslsy,
For Assessor-Leu Onderdork.
For School Commssioner-William Quack eubueh.
For School IpsI ector-solomon Bants.
For School Trustees-willism Dodge and William
Dusenbe1y.
For School Trustee to fill vacancy-Gilbert J Bogert
Fer Constables- -Philander Brush and Charles Rook
For Inspectors Of Election:-
LIST Distriot-willism B Ripley, James W. Foshsy.
"a Dist ict-sfephen D. LAyman, Daniel Sullivan.
40 ..ss..ss-.e7i sspringsteen Stephen AerfereAu.
4th Distiict-Wiliism Ackerman, Igna'ius Flynn.
5th District-Le~is Parker, William Murray.
9th District-1hon ~ Levy, Robert Lindsay.
7th Mstrict-Michael Bonnell, Thomas Lawrence.
9Th District-Samuel Rowland, John Hannah.
9th District-William c. Clover, James L. Van Wart
JOHN +. GIRAUD, Chairman
JOHN W. BANrA Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

a Fart-We accidentally omitted the an i.
nsuns ment Of one Of advertisers LAST week. ignor
ant O. rhat the consequences might be until
~ him He visitsd oohcs, and accused OF neg
est We confessed the cape" but It did not sassfy
him, and uIon our demanding the reason Of his
sonane condrc he replied, IL Is all very veil for you
- apologize, but who will make mp my loess Ny sales
Asve fallen of aud attribute II to other
Wan thu non appearance Of my advertisement - rhe
tores Of this uck and for fear Of reporting
The error, would state that the most beautiful has,
ct only ~ be procured ct KNOWS, either ct 128
Fulton street or 5a3 Broadway. Visit HIM.
Purs Blosd and Good acaitu.- In commcnt-
hog upon the professional Of fsow citizen
d H. X ROO of bls Broadway. the Boston traveller
Yemsrhs - foowslhe system Of pra -tioe pursued BY
BIZ ksot 10 founo cd the necessity OF blood to
sure disease Accordingly he drst puriiss the curreot
q Me- and health foloss. The thing Is logical and M
t2srNl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

Way 10 Meet Hard Times. Go Where
the merchant or mechanic IL satisfied with small pro-
NJ ON what he cells Those who sell for the least profit
generally Keep the best goods. Lo5EE, Of No s john
street sels boys suits Of the latest styles made up
WIN sstoDish economical people in hard times Cai
IN him and see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

Wanted, ssOno Thousand aliliincrs,' L. the
name Of fsrce which draws large audiences and the
announcement of X. T WILDE Nos 20 and 20 Jonn
street. that his mmensa stock Of superb fall
mulberry consisting Of every style Of French bonne
Gncial howers iibtoIs, feathers Is, IL seog at
o. to the motive OF this reduction The object of the
edvertiser 10 to command such rush OF custom, by
poyss (some 5000 at work during the winter For this
object he s willing to sscridce his rms and the in
tTet on his ia Profit is out of the question the
Arrange ment This is chance for miilars AZ well
- for ladies' who wish to money by buying dre,t
nom the manufacturer and importer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

C0xtAlIs Matsr1.ls.~- s0IGmOn 4 Hsrt. 243
sosdway invite the attention of purchasers to their
intensive sso,k Of brocatse satin, ainss lace aad
nrsin crrtsiIs, eornices and trimmings of su kinds
which they offer for sale over than be bought at
.sehss establishment in the city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

ArA MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRATIC pEPuBII
"A can Nominating COMMITTEES OF the Thirty third
1854, motion, VIM. II Acc,rsle vas unaaim ,usly
nominated the democratic emulate for CouncimAn
OF the thirty third distri Of thu Thirteenth wara
EZRA j. EKRxy, sec. EPaRAlM ALLEN, Chair man.
A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING on THE
n Ninth ward refoimsrs held ~ the Blocker
Building. on Tnsrdsy evening, "a b inst. Hon MARI
Spencer casd to the chair and and J. Nevns and
saeehss BY Councilman North, Mr. Bailey aad several
others the loving gentlemen unanimously
nom ,nst,d IS csIddssss for the ensuing election
For Alec msp-Peter p voorhs.
For Coupsimen--2lst Dstric., Henry P. See; 22d,
Brush.
For Assessor--winam Bogert.
STA NETTING OF TEE TWENTIETH WARD DEMO
n cratic upinn Cius, held the goth instant, at
Hugh soones's the folio wing gentlemen elected
FINANCE COMMITTEE. Dennis Ryer, Prsst
Hugh Mooney, Edward LINEN, Vice
Joho q Butler, John Mcsrane, )Pres'ts.
Mil,ism Gait, William Monteith, lsscs
Henry Issfin. Bernard ireanor,
DENNIS RYEa, President.
W. y +, scs1sEH' seerst.riss.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT TIE
~ A special meeting Of the above COMMITTEES viii
October IS 1854, At TX O'Clock p Punctoal attend
sce Ia particularly requested BY order Of
RICHARD sOaELL, Chairman.
WV. B. RILEY, ls.,
A. 7. GALLAGHER, ('ooiossH0s'
ENLEvENi II wARD-AI A MEETING OF THE DE.
IL mocrst,c epublican Nomina ting Committee Of the
Eleventh wsIo held the go Stanton street Mr.
joseph Morris received the nomination for
Assembly, OF rte Ninth Assembly district.
Samuel ellis, john >cannAl
Peter Mcknight, John p Cuilsy.
Francis Cls'A. JOHN p. CULILY, Chairman.
FRANCIS CLARK, Secretary.
ENCURTEENTa ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures
II ard Twentieth warts. Thomas Manson, Union dc
mocrAtic candidate for Assembly Our country union
and victory. The worhingmen-thc young men. The
masses wDi rally for Assembly msn-Thomas Manson.
NJ UNIClPAL Reform COAnIrrsE-THE EXECU.
IVA tive Committee have tasen . room ct 600 Broad.
way, corner Of Houston street. third story where par
win be In TO CONFER with desgxtes from
the wards and Council districts Il IL desirable that
candidates for charter officers be nominated with little
delay &c POI sibla and the nomination reported to
a. N. SCHEIFFELIN, Chairman Ex COMMITTEES.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

Wedding and Visiting rarsas AN tao most
3snsbls styles, tSeny Ave pcr cent less THAI usual
~ ebsrgeJ. choice assortment o. the ,est tyes o.
bridal enveiepes. silver Ssfers 90 seas engraved sd
va door plates, &C. IT KkM6LE'S practsa. engrsver
a9S Broacwsy, two doors from Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

y. ~. shsmpsep, from Parts, chronological
hS'r cutter No Warren tn doors from broad
w be fs the only artist In New York VINO Thoroughly
sdstApds cutting tho hair 20 sui tina toratioa OF ths
bad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

L.Cc HHu m0aNh CurtA1ns from Auction. -
kkLIY q Fl RGC5t N, No. 2S9k Broadway and No 81
kssce street, have just received auction lac
uo ufin sh'ca will be sold for few days IS DER se
- man COST OF iDportAt.on Also, de lanes damask
coInices curtain trimmings and window shades at a
great reduction 10 prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25
PERSONAL.

"A female infant six months old, will please call at 90
King street, between Hudson and vsck any time this
Heek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

The Psrram BurIesqus Opera Troupe arc
1seomiDg ,ns.iy popular wi h the amusement gor
,usc The beautiful bali Is ied nightly glth the
s~suty fashion Of the city The lsughable panto
snine and splendid programme for Tonight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

Pzxnos and nslodeons. rhe most celebrated
pianos ms lodeo,s ia the world J. Gil, part Co q
premium pianos, with without the eolssn; race
Wsters greatly improved pianos celebrated for their
power bsiancs and richness of tone aud elasticity
4such; Hallett Gu mston piAnos (of the old Arm OF
HADett Co J; . large assortment pianos of other
celebrated Boston and New York manufacturers con-
saDty in store secono hand pianos great bargains
Rficss, $780, $50, $50, 376 $780, s25 $3.50 DO to Si76
Beautiful pianos whcb have been rented short time,
viii DO sold very low. Each instrument warranted A
Azgt discount made for cash To suit purchasers
monthly payments viii be taken Cash paid for second
hand plants. HORACE WATERS 1913 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

French China and CUT Glass, ut Unprece-
rsoucsd priess at Sl3 Broadway, above isventh
street. for ut month. Positively fer cash only.
just opepsc geo dozen Greek cups and ssucrs 40s per
dozen GA pieoes.) J. Il. KERR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

Money, Money, Money !.rne run OF custom
ehAt 10 o. ckng into No 32l Broadway, GEORGE r. FOX
aiIor store Is perfectly alarming Ths slaughter and
havoc with when ire cutters 60 to the beautiful fine
Nosdcothr, silk vslve,s and pushes cassimeres, etc
amaze the bystanoers Fox buys mis- goods cheap for
nancy, sells cheap fer money, ready money He dads
he cnn beat all creation, and can do thicg with
his the best Of stores his all owing to standing
ct the helm himself, aided with that call powerful
ncxey,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

Ala City Banks Taken at Par or Redeemed
n gold 81 10 anc 20 per cent discount, at EVANS
Clothing Warehouse. 8S and es Fulton street. whe-e
clothing ct every description be bought so per cent
eeisw the marset price. SIC elk velvet vests at 81:
ene black beaver over coats $l2 SO dozen AlexAnde
b<st hid gloves, at S., &c., &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

u faGce SAsasS00uxr Satcs.--R0bers Ms
PAIlCn tho sie in the United States
II the above oalebra sn3 G. Go6ln's impsne-
ssbse dessnce locks BARD. Uepot lv2 Pearl
ssxses. one door below naiaen lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25


a~1s Dye .no svAgs---ssacusAar's celebrated
sAirdye y BY all acknowledged. he best In world
3lc Wholesale snd retan, applied In nine private
,oons 1T A. BATcHEL0k's hair aye Wiz and orns-
uaatsl hair factory, No. ga. Broadwsy.
Wigs ara Toupees.--- ~ners aid you ret
that wig from my fritno2 At the only place In New
York VIII. you vii and rigs toupses b.ck and front
brsids, from MEDHUR T & hEARD's, II Nal en- lane.
hhsumnsism, Scrofais. Osd Ulcers, Ac.-
Hyattn Life Balssu, seen sy thousand which
have appeared In he Sun, herald and ether papers,
rtain TO the most sggrAvsted csses OF These
most other taken orcpg to directions The
Hon. ID. Tsykr has recently been cured OF inhaumA
tire rheumAtism Of ceep- sfs and severe nature
shat among nctt emnszt Of tue medical faculty
mad fsi ed 70 mitigate biz scIeriDss ar. Taylor
be- any at lay ocs t33 Nassau street.
serofuiA aay Ia the family OF W. Giilsy, Esq Of
the we'll knorn Bosery dry goocs store NO le6, has
jus been of rccOuus liberation, OF nine
years standing and 81 srobboin and nerassing ma
ture that many ~ the most scientific Of the medc,l
c,ofetsioo bad faIeo 10 or hnd name for. NJ.
onky rii most cheerfuliy gre any Information 10 rea
no" " this most eHtr to person ~ho
also oy the drugeisa gsnoIssy, and Mrs HAYES
A7b Fulton street, Bl ool1n.
CsIssaa o,o'- Hair Uys.--Tnis splendid Dye
hss tqua ~ me world tho ints knpsYt by It 10
Sts hair foose Of DetuIe SOLD .bo,s II AID rsta
aud ~ piled At CFists5oro's. No. Actor House.
Whsskess az Monsta. hes TO csd IN s-r,xv
njUre the ikin, 81 bottle, sent to auy mart of ths
o uptry *. g GHAHAN, 107 Nassau street N ".
uslss, t75 spltsn street, Bsetklyn.
Jonn II. REV, Densisf, IN rsnsn strc,s, be-
tween BsoAasGg All University place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRATIC pEPUBII-
"A NominA ting COMMITTEES OF the Thirty third
Courcl district, held 1t 9sry wxeys' House Oct ~.
1854, on motion, Vim. II Mccorsle unaaim Jusly
nominated the democratic emulate for Councilman
OF the Thirty third dstri & Of tbs Thirteenth wara
kzRA j. kERkY, sec. EPakAlM ALLEN, ChailmAn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

A Y0UNGLt DY, AN AMERICAN, WANTS ASI1UA-
"A ton to attend sstoe accustomed to business; has
attended frs class ccnfec iooery give reference
pp)y at 90 Eleventh street. second avenue, hrst
floor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

Good Oh ltb1ng for Gold Weaeher.-A Large
stock Of overcoats Of Ill qualities; psn.oons In great
variety; vests superb assortment; under garments Of
every description; al well made, and in every respect
gutee and comfortable For sale a. reasona Die prices
g No al Broadway. ALFRED MUNROE q CO. No
deviation from marked prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25
POLITICAL.

TTHRrEENrH wARD-REGUI.AR DENOCR ATTIC NON
IL nation for Alderman
DANIEL p. SAkMIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

GEoKGE CR00kK, ScI6LAxy,
JOINT CoNvESnoH The two Democratic Charter Com
mttses in the Nineteenth ward met In joint convention
pursuant vote in each body at the house of hchael
O'Eren in Forty second street, on Thursday evening,
Oct 49, 1854, and organised by the election Of Ro-
tert Gamble, Esq Chairman ard Stephen NJ. Drew
and George Croker Secretaries Upon call Of the
roll twenty i've delegates answered to their names. The
convention then to Ali the five vacancies after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25

A WOMAN WANTS TO HAVE FEW LADIES AND
N gentle mems washing, which will be done in
the neatest s'yl, The best Of city reference will DO
given Apply at II Eighteenth street, between Sixth
snd Seventh avenues
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-02

PERSIAN GnoGnApHY.--The following ex-
tract is translated from Persian work, enti-
tied "Jamaat-towarikh by Rashid-ad-din, who
commenced it in the year of the Hegira ia
a. D. 1914:
"1reland Qrlanda) is an Hand in the midst
Of the ocean. From the sxcelency of its soil,
poisonous repteles and rats are not produced
upon it. The people are long-livcd, red-hair-
ed, tall, strong and brave. There is a foun-
tain Of water there, into which, if piece of
wood is thrown, in the course of one week its
surface becomes stone, The larger island is
called England, (Ingleterra.) In it is noun
tain which has numerous mines of gold, silver,
copper lead and iron. Fruit trees are album
lant. Amongst the wonders Of that land
is tree which produces BIRDS 1t is thus:
at the time Of blossom sort of bag appears
appon the tree ; within this the bird is attach
cd by its beak. When the fruit is ripe, the
bird makes hole with its beak and comes ont.
They keep it two years, by which time it
grows to the size of a goose or duck 1t is
the common meat Of the people of that coun-
try. In both these islands there are sheep
from the wool Of which they make cypru,
and scarlet cloths. The king of both these
Islands is called Scotland"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-02
bartetp.

The FAMOUS HORSE TAMER.-Among the
amusing episodes of the existing state of
things, is that lady, described as deing per-
son OF strictly feminine inanners-Madam
Isibel---is appointed, by the special recommen-
dalton Of the Emperor, to superintend the
manage Of the cavalry.
This lady, it appears, in addition to sort
Of intuitive knowledge of the points of
horse, has made herself so perfectly acquain.
ted with the morale Of the animal. that by
aid Of some very simple mechanical contri-
vance she is able, in the course Of some fifteen
or twenty lessons, to bring them into the most
lamb like subsection, horses whose FESTIVE char
acter has biddedance to every known military
art. She has just returned from St. Peters
burg, where, tor the last two years, she has
been experimenting the Cars cavalry, an
effice which she left to the great regret Of the
Emperor Of Russia, from whom she has brought
away many substantial tokens Of approba-
ton. She only resigned when war was de-
elaired.
She is now being employed in the regiment
Of Guides, where her progress is said to be
wonderful. She has the a Of imparting her
knowledge with such ease and facility that
she has no need to take an active part in the
necessary arrangements; and her manners are
50 charming and unpretending that Captain
Gusprette, the Captain instructor of Cavalry,
and colonel Feury, Colonel of the Guides,
yield to and carry out her suggestions, with
out any injury to their amour propre.
1t is impossible to describe the slight ma
chinery employed, but the principle upon
vhidh Madam Isabel POUNDS all her system is,
xaucity and gentlenss, not violence
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-02
Highly Important Announcement
TO the Afflicted Everywhere,
Dr. A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAh'

Comes Greeting!
DR. A. l. ADAMS theory of disease is awakening
~ the Inquiry in the minds Of all who read H. How it
that Americans have been lpng aud savshy ml.uT
cd in darkness and ignorance the subject of disease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-02
REASONABLE PRICES
and with VmNuesEiOmed RIght

Having terminated aHr legal controversy WIN Es
IT, and pTncured his full license 10 use MS Invention,
there the slightest claim that our machines infringe
any other patent The right the machines which we
have sold and shall hereafter sell Is nnquestonabie'
We own distinct pat enis I'm Sewing Machines, GOV
ering all the nice points al the inventlen ana all the MA
chimes of other manufacturers infringe on one or more
them. Our patent securing the spring whereby Inc cto
&c. held to the feeding apparatus by yielding pressure
ia inrBged by all The machines now "Hefeu IN aihe
Those wno buy the infernr and pifaticni m 5 ale
hereby distinctly appraised thal we shall Gem 10
pay us for the privilege uf usDe them Our 'eeai hshs
will henceforth be rigidy enforced
The Immense Superiority
of Singers Sewing Machines has been completely eS'ap
iished. They Of universal applicaon-te same ma
chine doing all kind Of work. and doing It peecy. ihey
not only superior cOnlrlvanee, bnt uneqhaeu ~
mechanical finish. They perform NIL work required ana
continue TO do 1t without getting out OF order we desire
to call attention pa iculary to our new
| MACHINES TO SEW WITH SINGLE THREAD,
which by ample trials have been proved superior to all
others for stitching linen nd al very thin abficsalso for
sewing leather either with waxed thread or sk-and fo
quilting Innings. We also prepared TO exhi0 ana sen
embroldeflng machines producing an entreiy new h,u
very beautiful result Machines Of extra sze boh shuttle
and single thread may be had fort small difference IN price
1hess are found to be very popular Machines Tor h'
binding stitching carpel-bag handles and any other pec
liar work, Will be supplied at short notice. 80
Machine Needles, Silk Twist on spoos, Three Cord LIN
on Thread, and all other articles used with Sewing MA
chimes always hand and for sale at ali our Offices
Principal Office, No. 3l3 Broadway, N. Y.
BRANCH OFFICES,
No. 81 South Fourth St Phil No $50 baltimore ST. Bal,
AZ Hanover St. Boston. " 247 River 81. Troy, N.
" IL Charles st., N. O. Z" 223 Walnut ST., Cncn'i
33m3 In. SINGER & co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-11-02

The old captain kept his word. He was
one of the first who rendered his vote at the
election on the following day.
For whom do you vote 2 asked the clerk.
For Mr.. D--p replied the irrate captain
with look of defiance towards the Troy can-
didate.
Thank you. captain---tbank you cried a
gentleman, who wore theiiberal colors at his
breast, grasping his hand cordially. 1t was
the very person who the day before canvass
ed him on dehalf of Sir John.
The captain perceived in an instant how he
had been hoaxed, but it was too late to remedy
his mistake and to complete his modification,
the Radical candidate to whom he had given
his vote was returned by majority of one