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IHE CnoLERa.--The Cholera this sea-
son appears TO have developed itself spon-
laneouSiy IN every quarter in the North
American continent, including the West
India Islands. In the city Of Mexico. In
a population Of some 100000, the deaths
are reported as having risen to 200 Der
day. Mexico is in valley seven thou.
sand feet above the level Of the sea: high.
er than the lofties, mountain in the L. $.
east Of the Mississippi This altitude,
according to all our preconceiyed notions
OF the cholera, should exempt the .Nexi-
can capital from the scoufge But the
city OF Mexico is an exceeding filthy
place, and IS surrounded by lakes some
salt and some fresh water-and the ex.
hala'ions from the filthy shores OF these
lakes, added to the filth of the city itself.
will account for the dreadful harvest there
OF King Cholera Jamaica is reported
as undergoing another defamation Of It's
people by the peslllence but the hea, OF
the climate, and the des,icy Of its vcgeta-
ton, the vegetarian, lazy and filthy hab.
lis 81 The population. and other tropical
causes, will account for 1t. From New
Orleans to the waters Of the Upper MIS-
sissippi we have reports Of the cholera. =
II is at Cincinnati, 1t is at Washington
i is at Philadelphia, i, is a, Boston, i, is
mere, It appears to be everywhere. ".
y. Herald
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corsuMPTIos CURED.

New York. Dec. -. 1855
came TO New York In the shin Tet,grabb /.
my native place Is 81 John, New Brunswick
when reached this city, my health was WY
poor; had very bad cough, raised A good deal
Of matter, which was frequently m1Sed With
o!oed Lad pain in ny left side. aud was very
weak and enaciatea nv friends and FL Isl.
eian pronounced mYcasc consumption and be-
yoha the reach Of medicine. | Accidentally
heard q Or. Curtis. Hygeana, or lnhahag ITy-
sean sapor and Cherry Syrup, and ehlained
package which verify believe was he mesr.
u SAVING ny life. Soon afler wearing the in
haler found II relieved the pressure on inv lungs
anu after while the disease made lis appear
ance upon the surface under the Inhaler Itooa
me cherry syrup as directed, and continued to
90 ., my cough gradually growing better, aa-
til i entirely left me, and | now consider my.
self cured. still wear the Inhaler, as the use
OF 1t Is rather pleasant and believing il strength
ening and purifying to the lungs, Ifee unWil.
ing 10 dispense with il. john Woop.
Sold by BOYD X PAUL, No 40 Court AIT
street. Z. IL. RING corner Of John street ard
Broadway, n. I. Price 50 package
~ B--Any person enclosing IS t. Boyd &
fani. or Curtis L Perkins, New York, ssits re-
ceiye package containing bottle OF II
sapor, one OF cherry syrap, and an
a neat box, free to any part of Tie =.
or four packages for SiU
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SIS REWARD!

Ntrayed, from A. K. Hall. about the frat
- OK May, large Brown Filley. two wears
o'd past, scar on the back part Of one Of the
lore feet, slim tail, name living on the az
side, and very handy with a halter. Whoever
WIN return said filley to the subscriber, residing
seven miles west Of Upton, shall receive 1--WE
a'''ais reward n3l 3t' A. r. HALL.
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,hi, OIsTMEsI Y Be good Day BY v'Si as me-
evidence Of its power. and new y, oof r., new
eiicas ar teAtsnaally developed Mus y. us
beyond the power Of. cash or Cont, :. a!ist
thaeit - inislliab!e inihe cnre Of ar..sion
uul2srs, Sores, Baras, Tettrrs, Piles s s"'Oss,
Ia, Ery 42eias, Chilb!ains, Scall Hal gu
yessasnsy, Group, unsts,n, Broker l,s s0rs
Agus IN the Face, Corns, &c. II ra'n oeas''
restores the lnsensble Perspirat,on ~ 's's ~ :
this means opens these avenues BY While, NY
ture intended to exrel the morbid maize 81 ~,
body--lhus is the system cieansed tn ~ h,. Vle
purified, and the health restored, it bs, v rs
81 to cause all external Sores, scrolp'~ir p u
lnors, Skin Diseases. ana poisenocs VII ny
10 discharge their pu,rd matter, ami tho, has
them. '''" heet
II Is rightly termed ail-tsa'ifg, for ,hor,;.
scarcely disease. external or ints.rsl ,h,, J.
will not benefit. Il has been used H. ~ 'aI. y
fourteen years for all diseases az a rt .a'
Consumption and Liver, involving The n,na.,,
danger and responsibility, and noi n .n ,' wv
has i failed TO benefit when the patient va.
within the reach Of mortal means. was
1F For sale in Tp!on, by A, GiIb,r, ,-.nt
for Cedar county, Iowa. nl.lv hs"'
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Ef3 The Albany Erpr>ss "a

S'o The Albany Express tells very
gooa story about a barbei pole pan,a
loontd Youth, who recently went on a
fisi1 TO his grandmother, in The country
and s'onshed her very much BY wear.
ing such patched ,rowscrs away from
home" ho'n
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GnfeQuited Love.
BY ELLEN II. STUART,

BY ELLEN II. sTCARr
Weep for the love that fate forbIds,
Yet love, anhoping on,
Though every light that once illumed
Its early path be gone.
Weep for ire love that must resign
The souls enchanted dream;
And floasf like some elected bark
Adown life's lonely stream.
Weep FOR the love that cannot change;
Like SINE gnholv spell
1t hangs upon the life that loves
So valniv and go well.
Weep for the weary heart condemned
To one long, lonely, weary sigh;
Whose lot has been in this cold world
To dream, despair, and die.
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Handsomes, bo9aet, 81
90 raised cruel work s. Of
d do do IA " :,
60 floral designs, i

~ r, .
JUDGES Mrs II {. plat, Mrs. Aaron
Gilbert, and Mrs Holtslander.
Premiums viii be awarded by the fol-
loving committee
y m. II latnlll, Oliver c. Jack and
VIM. \. Pau, on all merltorlous artfclss
exhibited which are no; enumoro,e3 80
the foregoing list. =
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TO THE YOUTH.

.E fp sag -aubrdJ0.
TO THE YOUTH.
From earth the youthful hear, I'd win
In early childhood's days;
I'd turn their course from death and sin,
And point to wisdom's ways.
Children, who 70 God will give
Their early, tender love,
VIII ind itsveet on earth 10 live.
And sweeter far above.
Nov, In thy youth, while life Ia new,
Come taste true Joys below;
9od'swarning voice now speaks TO you,
Come, come now hts mercy knor.
Now in thy youth poin. to thee
The cross on Calvary,
Where Jesus died our sonls 20 free
From death and misery.
No gloomy doaots or fears viii rise
If Christ the Lord is near,
II from thy heart he hears the sighs
OF penitepce and fear.
Then peace will reign. when death shall com.
To bid thy spirit rise,
To make its everlasting home
With Jesus in the skies G. W. D.
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Agrltultural.
PREMIUM LIST.

Fer the Second .7nnuai Far of The Cedar
County agricultural Society, to be held
October ION end llkh, 1854.
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PREMATURE GRAVE

Is remarkable fact that THOUSAND
= peeh Drought to premature grave III as sa
ting TO take some good and efficient f.ssse
tiine TO arrest the course of d.seasa &
aiso startling truth that thousands nag. a.
heIaiaeG 10 al untimely grave by tie s= u
poisonous nostrums. The author thereto seq
ny iiie necessity OF some good and eficlea4 a.as-
icine, which could be relied upon when the 49,
vices OF competent physicians could mo- b, OBJ
,annd, mas been induced 10 offer his MAAA-
LINE ~ LiN1MENI, and ANTI BILLloIs
fii-LS 10 the public. These medicines are com
pounded strictly honest and from medicines OF
virgin purity, being warranted as purely vege,.
$4,000 cases rheumatism, burns. ulcers,
er.sores, sore throat, neura ga, tooth
acne, mead ache. pains in the back side a. breast
ooils, ring bones, pimples, diarrh9a, have been
sared IN The last year. Also numerous cases OF
ssy, galds, splints, fstuia, big head, ble
,aouiuei, Poil evil, sprains, CHAMBERS bots, chols
'.i yeiiow water, &c. Thousands who have been
ai'aiesed with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
acne, diseases OF the skin, iauhatce nervous
pans OF all kinds, bilious affections. eostfve
~ ,s saie ahsctions, &C., have been .esloret
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
anu premature badness prevented BY the use of
iAHn1 llTCaSSian Hair Tone THIS
s'n. combination prevents the hair from
falling of, promotes its growth. and renders i
soft and glossy 's''e
AGENTS WANTED
~. every town throughout the United States
an ar W saie OF !. ). Mckinny's Celestial Balm,
Il. uhelaa,ed remedy for cholera, dysentery.
es ss'r'oa' hux, choc, and all pains in the bow
POISON,
=. :. Mchnny's Worm Medicine contains
~ ~ poison and i warranted purely vegetable
L;aS. p'eps,ation has expelled worms OF ali
mus from the intestine canal when other prep
afauons OF great repute failed.
FEVER AND AGUE
= !. an 81 rs variovs types, permanently cured.
No injury 10 the system, BY the nsa Of r.
!, !. Mckinny's Fever and Ague pills. T!.is ,on-
: preparation never has been eaualed. il new
= rams. Try IT, and be satisfied that aeae can
r ngeh's,-A; Gilbert, and Chambers Il san,
Mps; y. Baker, Rochester Henry Lag,
,adss Amos Merrille. Pedee Z. Shawbss,
'''s"'
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son by the Pope, by means of treachery.
---.Ant Escobar.
Syracuse, July l..
Contention re-assembled at 2 o'clock
The committee on contested seat from
first district reported UNANIMOUSLY that
George Gary was the regular candidate
for that district. Repor. agreed to-
Committee on Officers for permanent or
ganization reported as follows: Prcsi.
dent. Hon. Sam Beardsly Of Oneida -
with s Vice Presidents and 8 Secreta-
ries.
A committee on resolutions was ap.
pointed by the chair-,wo from each lu-
dicial district.
Green {. Bronson was nominated for
Gov. with much applause.
The President said he held letter in
his hand from Judge Bronson Before
reading the letter Judge Bronson was
unanimously declared nominated for
Governor. The letter of Mr.. Bronson
contains an unqualified refusal of the
nomination for Governor.
New York, July l..
We learn that the Harlem Railroad
Company will assume all the stock issued
sraudalen,ly by its agents, whether the
common is preferred or not.
The Directors of New Haven are dis
cussing with the aid of counsel the bes,
steps to take agains, the person and
property of Robert Schuyler
There is, it appears, some difficulty in
Distinguishing between genuine and
fraudulent issues, and unless they can do
so they cannot refuse 10 acknowledge the
stock.
New YORK, July II.
The Europa sailed FOR Liverpool with
l27 passengers and 1882 1893 in specie
on freight.
Kingston dates report cholera prevail
ing IN many Of the agricultural districts.
Tie Sar Of the West reports that the
American guard Of 80 men left BY Mr..
Bofand, for the protection OF tie transi,
company property i: Pu.:a has been
dsbanded.
Cincinnati, jay -.
The Cholera IS raging badly IL, Shell
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Nc 4 LISTERS
ALL-HEALING OF NTn,rNn
pHTSJrVAna

-. .ssiCIANs Tie
most =, ski'ltal and cav ,Se
s' sa1, covss1rltoa,...
re- ,ssr r. in law, Judge,
=, great e:elebracy o.
'o 81 the Gospel, Mer.
snah.s aud those O,
every eve station, name.
and degree anong ,ns,
a ,u;,,, .all Of WHOM,
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~, L!nelnuati, Jay T..
The cholera is raging badly Il, Shel-
byyille kentu Ky
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POISON,

:. Mchinny's Worm Medicine contains
IN IN posoh ana y warranted purely vegetable -
t;n ns preparation has expelled worms OF ali
.ra us rom the intestine canal when other prep
aTauons OF great reD,,fn Sa;IcJ ~
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KufFCu.
FEVER AND AGILE

~ al It's various types, permanently cured
without injury 10 the system. bv the ~. - r
= !. Mckinny's Fever and Ague pills. T!.is ION
g preparation never has been equaled. il new
81 rams. Try It, and be satisfied that aeae can
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anu premature badness prevented by the use 0
:. ,, nc kinny's Circassian Hair Tone. Thi
e esan,liul combination prevents the hair from
soft and glossy. e"' a"' .e'.".'s
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~ every town throughout the United State
LOT .he sale Of 7. J. McKinny's Celestial Balm
a. ahhel.a,ed remedy for cholera, dysentery
esi @Ao al PANS ~ 'he oo's
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~; Agen's,-A. Gilbert, and Chambers Il Sun,
Mp.on ~. Baker, Rochester; Henry Lag,
r1noscow Amos Merrille. Pedee e. ShawbsI,
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LECTURES.
NEW YORK CITY LITERARY UNION.-MR. LORDS
~ I.nt,raa n tLa The raj ~ kha yyniyey.;Av

NEW YORK CITY LITERARY UNI0N-MR LORDS
IN Lectures in the Chapel OF che Uniyersity.
Rkv JOHN LoRp-Sr: We, the undersigned, understand
ing that you prepared in Paris historical
than advertised BY the Mercantile Library Asso
cation and the impression you formerly made
~ courses Of historical would Tor the sake Of
Invitation give another in the chapel Of the New
York University 81 would DO convenient to you
New York, Oct. 7, 1854.
Isaac Ferris NJ s. Hutton George Potts Howard Crosby,
william Adams, Francis L. Hawks Stephen H. Tying, IL b.
Smith :. T. Thompson George b. Chssver, Horace wob-
Mr. Lord in accordance the from the
friend and literature will deliver before the
New City Literary Union of sx lectures on
the Rse and Of Absoutism in France in the chapel
Of che New York yniyersity The lectures will commence
Friday Nov TO- at o'clock T. NJ, and be continued on
Tuesdays and Fridays At the sane pasS and
srary tie Boursons will DO repeated In ths course
Sub}ectsLeeturc Cardinal de Richelieu and the Foam
Astion 81 Absoiutsm in France Louis XIV. and the
Of the Monarchy Tho Wars Of Europe against
Louis XIV preserve the Balance Of Power Bossuet
ana French Church In the Seventeenth Century.
Louis XIV Of the French Revolution. g. The
the Results Of the French Revolution
Tickets the course members and schools 81 5 sim
Ee evening 50 cents To had Of Nj Crowen, bookstore,
Broadway and Fourth street, Mr. OShea bookstore,
zz Broadway G Dodd Brick Church Chapel and ct the
door DOUGLAS LEFFlSGWELIs, President.
DAVID CRAWFORD, Secretary pro TEN.
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sahs s.i..as q the s,ash ward ..ssssl:a
si1E last the ,s inst, &c wsahsI icing uai.vor.ss
Ssustsd wh,toed the storm and Alter hearing
Atve proof the merits and dement's o. political esnd
liquor Law, adjourned line accom- BY
land q music rssn after psrsdns the ward they aa
ninEs performance and the following resolutions were
whereas democracy Of the sixth ward ever mindful
the responsibilities deyo,ng upon them as the banner
the s III s the Ss
sr evidence hs sns % pubic and
DESTROYS also Of preventing not only political abuses brt
aim il and has been their political and personal
Resolved That in Charles yeary Michael c. ponohue
James ksrrissn our candidates for Soansilmsn o. the
lively present citizens Of the ward gentlemen
way for the e sss, s
then Devotion g the rights and best T
PERSONAL and poii,isal inssIss NV '
Resolved Ths.n our candidate for Assessor Mr. Jacob
81 ss sd ss s e s s
sysnias t' q
S::s1:s, THAI ss&$ s ssass
Who have grown With the ward and
test Interests they have always At heart and who
triumphanty elected tho democracy Of the old Sixth
siSsSps ss Ssvs%ssi our candidate
for too long and widely known to admit Of
for his future guarantee have untarnhed gentleman
to NIL one Of our most onsreus responsible and deat ON
He has never proved recreaat his trust and
porting him you support one Of natures noblemen-
Resolved That in candidate for Congress John Kelly
present who IL widely known much respected
BY large number Of private and political friends and who
ing class in particular will insure for him their undivided
support; ALTO that Of all honest who reside within his
district for in him they will find fearless and unfchng
champion for the consultation and the peoples rights and
eisn nushroom e.cissm.ns the day suieiens guar
antee for any honest, upright and free thinking
kesolved, That thanks Alder
Patrick Kelly Counsellor Cole &c for tho earnest
and able manner which they responded TO the call Of Che
them noby stood their ground and bid
nobert gift freedom Of thought freedom Of speech and free
dom Of action in defence Of and
try's cause. HARLAN EICuE, Chairman.
j. NAHoNY, Secretary.
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Present style fhncy or plain e~ssanasrs PAN
tsoens y 10 si So All solers and fsssurvs .
s ssss s s:s @ % s & 80
ss. 1 an. ssi's medic,
feek eosts ready made made measure ~sth special
~n.ss arsrsas., s ss % sics GkosGf p T5x, O.
and u NJ Tailor a2l Broadway adjoining the City Hes
The Hank Panic In Fulton sfreet--Sotes ON
Esi. cs.nsy Bsns IS ssSs .' s.s
1vANs Clothing Warehouse, GO and 6 Fulton street.
Dry Goods to suit the Times.-We will open
& iirss cases real french nsrnoes per ysrd wers
IN two DO plaid eashnsrss At g. worth ave 40 plaid
,.dss be-. e.. hlS gloves - worth 5 gent. a. S. ~css
siis siawis, %ouIinr Goods iass. saaas ssli. isss
s1osaWsy a Corner Su Of Leonard SssP street,
The Celebrated Shaker Knit Undcrgar-
s der s asaas W %I selling
AcLAUCHLiNs 22 Greenwich street corner Of chambsr
5000 worth OF Rich English Medallion,
AND nsrs arps A. 1sr I,' ss
Ets at s. A.. and S. per yard, at HRAA ANDERsoN's
Scheidana Schnapps, Brandy, and other ar
tiss in the trade by the gallon bottle at Wholesale
'' "' HRT&G ifS K KESDAGL No william street.
Patent Brick Machine-Invcnted by p. 8.
DEvLAN, Reading, Pa. Patented on the Sd Of October
A a
making pressed bricks sixty per mnusc
exhibition at the Aston House. No where mocha
Mica builders and men Of enterprise invited to call
che patentee
Hair Dye and Wigs.--Batcheior's Ccle-
ssssed hair aye by al the best the world
as w. A. BACHELORS hair dye wig and hair
factory 2SS Broadway.
Cristadoro's Hair Dyc.-This Splendid Dye
has equal In the world The tnts impaired BY IL to the
piled At cristadoro's, No. 8 Astor House.
Phalon's Paphian Lofion.-NIoore says,-
There's beauty forever unchangnsly bright The poet
brightness Of beauty BY darkening the skim and fair by
frecklng ~ Ladies who have spent the summer in the
seued their return; and those Of them who we'll
posted to the best restoring the their
for psphsn w TS
Ion endorses as cosmetic unequaed In the world AL
though usually keptica in such matters feel bound to
and proprietor Also for sale tho druggst and fancy
stores in the city and country.
Cholcra.-Dr. Tobias, 60 Cortlanilt street,
to cholera when ars attacked
With his Venetian IMMINENT II fails Only Is GENTS
Who that values life will BIO without its Sold by the drug
gists throughout the United States.
Rupture-NIarsh's Patent the only Radical
Cure Truss-Marsh Co. have just received the United
States Letters Patent Marshs Radical Cure Truss that
took the premium at the late exhibition in the Crystal
nine out Of ten of reducibe Hernia All
cautioned against Infringing this Open
New York "a -''N'' ''--''
Firth Marks, Tumors, Corrugations, Disco
loratons of the skim poypus molcs and all
ssr Of twelfth street. "''
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP LoUGHLIN WILL
preach III st. Patrcks Church, East Brooklyn,
day, oh instant At ten o'clock A. M land lay the
VI the church at the place. at four o'clock
p NJ collection will be taken up both occasions to
aid in erecting the church which Is fast pro-
Hrtssing.
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DEcULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR COUN
III Gilman, Ninth district, Firth ward
HENRY VAN YELSOH.

DATIFICATI0N MEETING.-Ar A LARGE AND EN-.
N thustc meeting Of German citizens Of the Seventeenth
ward held Wednesday evening, Nov the following
solutions unanmously adopted
Resovsd That the German citizens the Seventeenth
ward who favorable democratic u.age do most
phatcy repudate the pursued by the presiding
ocer of the meeting, held 1T Monticello Hotel Friday
evening last in his decision In relation to the adoption Of
he being perfectly inasmuch he
adopted candidate who was In q unanimous minority
Resolved That the democratic voters Of the Seventeenth
ward recognize In John Mcleod Murphy who advo
Gates the principles which the only guarantee Of
liberties and that therefore adopt him candidate
ftr Congress.
Resoived-That In with the German democrats Of
the Eleventh ward will support most heartily MorAtio
Seymour for Governor and John Mcleod Murphy for Con
all tho which used for their
defeat. JOSEPH KOCH, Chairman.
FRANCIS J. sHADLEA, Secretary.
G EYMoUR AND vICTORY-frRsT WARD LIQUOR
T. attend meeting at the Washington Headquarters, l0l
road street this evening ~ M O'clock In order TO carry
cut the object Of this association.
HENRY APPLxHoyy, Secretary.
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Scheldana Schnapps, Brandy, and other ar
tcles In the trade by tho gallon bottle at wholesale
pEices, warranted pure imported.
ARTHUR KENDALL No. 7 william street.
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100000 worth OF Rich English Medallion,
and nsrsin carpets At unprseedsntsd low prices
xngh drugget four wide 5DUO yards ingram
Ets at ss A.. and S. per yard, at HRAA ANDERsoN's
- Bowsry.
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CFcoND WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, RI.
For Covernor-Horatio Seymour.
For Mayor-Fsrnando Weed;
Fer Sss.sa1mW'is% B. ssos.r
Fer iss ss Haley. Henry pss.si.
Fer n sps
H.
I IAes aGsG &ssasAs, Secretaries.
CEcoND ASSEMBLY DrsTRIcT-rHIRD AND SIXTH
wardsRssular democratic republican nomination For
MEMBER % iSHiSc:iioLAs eUAcxESBos
> ein.nHiith pisspes Joseph soadsr; iash xsS 10.
+. s:s::s,i..nI:s:y ss: ::S n 1s...s.'a
For School School iaspsesor@cse v Ps.roy 80
For School Trusssss-J n. Ciawson. B. Haaeoet Lo-
inspeetofs Of Eisetion-st District James seoss w. B.
II paIr sS ssaS 6ss:n
Turner H. A. siiioox; 9th, Geo. W. Lowsrrs ". d. Jones
SEyyEGNSITHH .y XakP DEMOCRATIC INDEPENDENT
For Aldermas-yno, Murphy.
K.s Jshs Blair
~ ::S T':s o ds;
School InsPooter--c Hart rudy. w,
ssecns dlsre, Ress fsrrss HUH y a:csss fssi
sn.sas oliver Il Edsd let's, s xuss
..ss siss1 i ; sIssssl VIM
Al large and enthusiastic meeting &C the adamAntine de-
Of the Seventh ward the above ticket unan
mousy nominated without the assistance Of the honorable
gentlemen Of the Ninth ward, leaving the Fifteenth Coun
Gil district to the parties concerned.
CEvENrH WARD PEOPLES INDEPENDENT NoyI
- nation.
Tor AIdcrman-John Murphy.
For Asseseor-Jamcs Mcmahon.
For Councilman, Fifteenth district-Wm. 0shea
CEvENTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
- nomin ations-Seymour and victory--At an immsnse
aud entbusac meeting Of the democrats Of this wsrd
Monday evening at the Democratic Platform, East Broad
the following resolutions put and unsninousy
Received That Horstio Seymour be the Governor Of
Resolved That William 0'Shes the next Councnaa Of
the Fifteenth district Of the city of New York.
After which the meeting dispersed with loud cheers for
Pierce Seymour and oshes And o.d gso.a. for the PROFIT
MICHAEL MAHER, Secretary.
CEvENTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
- Neutrality-suspicious. and the constitution.
For Alderman--Jobn Murphy.
For Councilman, Fifteenth district-ChArlss Berry
CHARLES DukAND, Chairman.
JoHr COLLINS, Secretary.
CEyENTH WARD SEYMOUR CLUB-THE MEMBERS
- Of the Seventh War Seymour Club requested 20
Aadifon street this nday) evening" Nov le5s at1x
o'clock The following gentlemen will address the club
Hon VIM Tweed, Col A. Ming; A. Glove captain
WHY wM ob binSsow' vice Presidents
d.
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