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Equality TO all Uniformity Of PricesU
A NEW F AZURE IN SINESS:
Everyone his own Salesman.
JONES AZ co.
OF THE cREsCENsr one 3RrcE

1WIWAlf% an NVs4
OF THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
q u O ~ lE I AI 6 ST R z 8
No. 200 Market Street, ab0ve S;Eth,
IA TN addition to ewing lhc largest. most varied
R Il and fashionable stock Of Clothing in PhiIa.
H4 dolphin, made expressly for retail sales. have
c0nsTI ued every one hrs own si lesnas. by having
marked in figures, ON each article the very lowest
price il can be sold for 30 they cannot possibly vary
All must buy alike.
The goods arc all well sponged and prepared, and
great pains aken WIN the making 20 thai all can buy
with the full assurance Of getting good aTclo d The
very lowest price. F-
AlsO a large stock Of piere Goods on hand Of tba
latest styles and best qualities. which will be made m
order ia the most fashionable and best manner rs uer
cent below credit prices. Fb. -
Remember tho CRESCENT, in Market, above 9Th
No. 200.
JONES g. co.
OR; 26, l353--Yy
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n. G. Coates Lamp and VARIETY
SfGYe

No. 81 North SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA
E1M {. c. would notify The citizens OF SMYRNA
tssf N. and vicinity, that he keeps constantly on
sS hand aRd for sale, Wholesale and Retail at the low
esl Cash Prices, Pine Oil FLUID LAMPS, LOOKING;
GLASSES and CUTLERY. Albals Plated SPOONS and
Cutlery; also, WIcks Britannia Ware Burning Fluid.
Pine OIL Camphene Lamps, Brass Alarms Patent
Eigh-Day and Th.rty-fIOur CLOCKS. togesher with a
large variety of Fancy and Useful Articles.
march l5, 54-3m.
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PpnspEcr EAIn Inn 81

PROsPECT FAIR. Jam q, 3.
MEssRs READING: Genllemen-Ths Is TO uer;Iiy
that have purchased one of your Corn Shelters, and
II is now ia operation on my iarn, win wh.ch am
much pie scd. II combines several advantages supe
40 10 any have sue sIelling tEe yer
ceas aud not breaking The gram. Also, separating
tbs grain from the cObs and she ling very last
Yours, respectfully, JOHN l.. CLARK
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UNVER SITY MEDICINES!
Efcer and AgWe cured By ROa0a'rd's Tonic


FTsHE Untversiiy Of Free Medicine and Popular
Il knowledge; chaI tered by the State Of Penusyl-
vsnia It's last session, Cvz both April l-53) mainly
for the pnrJIse Oi arresIlng evils resulting from
the sale oi spurious aud dangerous nOsrums also
thc purpose Hf supplying the public with reiibIe
lnedies, in cnses wherein the patient cannot obtain
viii not emPOy the best medical advisers; having
isrchased that Invaluable remedy, KDwand's Tonic
Mixtare, account Vi ILs Just celebrity and known
efficacy 10 the treatment of Fever and Ague and ils
kindred aifeciioass-has hesitation in recommend
ing u IN tas hIghtsG tsrms TO the patronage 0f the
Afflicted.
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured by Row lnd's Black
bsgry Rool The above Instituted extends its sanction
in like emanner. % the remedy for Bowel Complaint "
- wsil knOwn ss ROwand Compound syrup OF Black
berry Roo and earnestly recommend IL to the confidence
of patients afflicted with these cOmpaInts-beevIag
az 70 be invauable IN the treatment Of such cases.
r Hon. Henry h. Strong,
\ IfOn J. K. Flanagan,
By order lac Trustees, John K ROwand, M. D.
4 ID. r. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, ESQ.
1r AL Communications be addressed John r.
Rowand, NJ. D., Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart.
n~nt. and President Of the University
Home Dispensary and Office, No. AZ South Second
street. Philadelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Stores Of T.. Magens. P.
Mansfield, Smyrna.Oel. [Oct. ~, ls53.-ly.
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~ MEYER. respectfully informs his friends and
". the i,ubc gensgally. shat he has constantly or
Rand Piasos equal 70 those for which he received
me Puze Medal. in Lsasioa, 1851.
Al orders promptly attsnded TO. and great care
taken in the selection and packing the same.
warsrpons. Ne So South FOURTH street. below
Chestnut sueet. philadelphia.
nzarch %. '5s-3m.
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Wanted.

WANTED, young man as CLERK IN a Store il,
smyrnai one who has had experience in ths
and l6 years, in the same STORE Anng a. N 4 cs
snsynfa Fob. "a is12tf FF'' w ''' '''' o''s'' d
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DAYS. q. CULLN

Dealers in Lamps, Lanterns d Chandeliers,
NJ E. corner FOURTH and CHERRY Streets, Phila.
IN delphia, having enlarged and improved their
Store, and having the la gest assortment Of Lamps i'll
Phiade phia they prepared to furnish Tine
OIL, CAAIPHENE, BURNING FLUID ETHEREAL
OIL. PilOSGENE GAS and LARD OIL; Lamps. Ian.
terns OF ali patterns, Fancy Hotel and Hall LAMPS
Chandeliers Girandoles and Candeabras and Britain
MIA Lamps. al the Manufacturers lowest prices Glass
Lamps by the package small advance over Auc
ton prices Being large MANUFACTURERS of
Pine or! Burning Fluid, Ethereal OIL, Alcohol and
he only lrue) Phnsgene Gas they can furnish these
articles al such prices thai Merchants will find il to
their advantage to buy. Call before going elsewhere
II you Want bargains Also the Safety Fluid Lamp
tor sale. tOctl2 lS53,-ly
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DACuERREoTYPEs:

OIAEMICALb1 OULUNEU-.A NEW DIS-
7ataF COVERY! s. w tssaE ELS
u. H. Marvin's Daguerrean Roous,
ZIG ChGstnnt ST., Philadeiphia, (oper Adams
D. Cos QGce.)
A NEW styte Of Chemically Colored pictures. re-
"a ssmbllng Miniatures on Ivory; combining the
orhilancy and accuracy Of the Daguefreotype, with
The heautiiel and ifeke effect OF color, rende ring
teen ihe most desirable and beautiful style Of Portraits
ever made. ~ersons visiting the city whether they
want pictures or not. should not fail 10 call and see
these unique and superior productions; and if any
should want pictures, they nay rest assured that
pains will be spated te gv5 them the BEST and al low
rates .s- 80. ..r fs..sos r....
9o- ION want good Edkenesswait tiIl yeu come
20 the city. -. .
Mr.. Marvin uses hone but the best materials. waits
on you IN person. and puts up pniures in hne Morocco
Cases ios One Dollar large Family GIeas taken a.
iassrOelipas aiyea in the arc on rrusvaae ssr ms
Nov, 30, ieSl6a
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LOO Tens of NO. Super PhOs-
Dhate of EiIRe.

nEBURG'S Original and Genuine. warranted
~ superior quality. the cheapest manure III tho
world.
Farmers and Dealers supplied at low prices.
Extra Quality Land PLAS FER-5GG0 barrels extra
quality Of Land Plaster, selected expressly for It's
EIiEing quality.
i0,0s0 bushels of same in bulk.
1900 barrels Catcined Plaster.
500 Casting -
loo Dentist
PERUVIAN GUANO.-This article We offer IN
con hdenee 10 our customer equal To any import
ed. and far superior 10 most IN The market.
5.oOe bags Of this superior Guano, for sale the
lowest market rates. Also, Pa,egDnlan GUano, Poud-
relte, Ground Charcoal, &c.
c. FRENCH & co.
At the Steam Plaster Mills. junction York Avenue
Clown and Callow hIll streets, Philadelphia.
Jan. IS, 81 -3m.
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y RAA BARRELS CHEMICAL FERTILIZER
~'OOO 1000 Barrels P' udrette, 300 Tons Am
mmlated Super Phosphate of Lime. manufactured and
ior sale by c. b. ROGERS,
Feb. s, IS54-3t No. 90 Market street, Phila
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THE RENOWNED RDEMEDYl
EE0LLOWAY's OINTMENT.

This extraordinary Uns uent is composed Of the most
healing Balsams, and when used in accordance
with the directions which accompany each pol. will
insure cures when all other means fail Cases of
the most desperate Skin diseases readily yield to Its
efficacy. 1t Is famous when used in nj Gout,
Rheumntism, Contacted or Stuff Joints. In Aslhmas
il will do wonders if we'll rubbed INTO the Chest
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a TR 0LOGY w

GOOD NEWS FOR TIE LADIESif t"~
Professor Fanhorn the celebrated astroogef of the
18th Century has the secret that guides the SIngeto
happy Marriage, and TO make the Married happy.kf
Ladies' who were unhappy Though troubl or mis-
fortune disappointed hopes. and false promises, have
been made happy by him o. 80
r Ills Medical advice was never known to fail
lie is married man, man Of family which makes
The Ladies consult him in the most delicate with
periec confidence *'--
Thousands consult HIM ubOut their business az
fairs; those who had bad luck and found the mors
hey tried to get forward the more things went against
hem, consulted him, their bad luck has left Them
and they are now fortunate, rich and happy. les
He has the secret that stops .he SANDER and envJ
your enemies. He shows you the likeness Of your
mt"ro husband Many go 10 see what is before
IEcr- Nj 'n1v" htIn perfectly satisfied With bis non
,laiit sri srnii"man.y conduct, 0nd satisfied ihat
'hcv u uiidc IA h'm. II value yOnr happi
y"' Viii r4n,ul INN yourself and be happy also
All HcrNleNs are strictly private and confidential,
No. George Street I'd house. North side, above
Schuyikill sixth, Philadelphia.
WEALTH EMINENCE AND GOOL
FORTUNE!
Gentlemen, look to your interests before it is too
late. Consult and follow the advice of Professor VAN
horn The only AsIrOIOger of the 9th CentlTy
Avoid tirI>e iltcraIe and unPducaied people whose
IgHururc of the principle of the science brings
INTO risrepue. single interview will convince a
BaG nl cducanOn, Of the vast difference between him
and the lhtCraIe prelehders OF Tie daV II YOU fol-
law the Professors advice YOU will succeed in all
your undertakings who have been unforUna' )
anu '">"'''HSiuI IN lie ana. IN pusiness-nc :
Who have worked hard and Struggled against ad
silly and misfortune the greater part of their lives IN
found The more they tried get forward in the wor
the more things went against them!-these men have
consulted HIM for The 'ast 30 yeas. All those UhO
wisely followed ms .,':h rich nappy;
wIIle those blinded - prejudice and ignorance, neg
ected his advice, still labOrng against adversely
aud poverty.
lie shows YOU the likeness of your future Wife
All interviews strictly private and confidential.
! Mob George 81, North SIDE abore ScLuykl sixth,
| ihiladelpIIa
Dec. ljtl-ly.
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Hardware and Tool
store excsgsiyely.

The largest Eaiablisment q the kinG IN ths u Q
- (NTM. IA. MCCLURE d BRO, No. 261
"a wv Market street, above Seventh, Phiias,
~ Manalac rer's Depot for Bocls of all kinds.
sarrsats qUaliiy. "Paient Silysrcd Glass
Knobs"
Premium. Pore ian Knobs. over 100 patterns
Silver Pissed nobs, Hinges, &C., with the most
conplsse assossm ot CT all the Modern Goods this
Line. ~ sss
Purchasers are invited ID call and examine our
sock. Cafmoeue ees I by Mai if desired.
Hot Air Registers ard Seniilators al Factory Prices
sJ- All otaars put up under the immediate superI-
J the hrm. CALL AND SEE us.
Eaarch 2s. 81 sfa
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NWanfcd.

A GOOD CLERK; one that isa good salesman and
"A Book-keeper. None need apply without good
recommendation. Wages no object TO one that suits
LEVICK PALMER y Co.
Lepsc, March 80, le55-;e
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall Rapptnsss aud Health, or .utssry asd
SfcIsness, aftsnd Mf
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS I
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts Of the field OF
the insects Of the earth, evncing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not Vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness of a confding and afectonate wife, with
perhaps family Of children.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

BE NOT DEFRAUDED!
buy no book unless Or. A. M. Mauriceau, rs
Liberty Street, N Y, is on the title psge, and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the back Of the title
page; and buy only Of respectable and honorabls
dealers, send by mail, and address to DR.. A. NJ.
Mauricesu, as there are spurious and suuspttons
inffingements Of copyright. tA I~
esy- Upon receipt Of ons Dollar " THE MAR
RIEb WokAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANIoN" Is aent (Haaiis6 gfssl to any part Of the
United States, the oanadAs and sriiish rrvvtness
All Letters must be post-psid, and sddfssss1 -
IN. A. M MAuRIcEAu, Bon f22x, Nsw-Yesh
Oiy. Publishing ofaee, No. 12S Lihsrr susss
Nsw-YoTk.
AGENTS. Thomas Magens. Smyrna; John w
DnbrCe, Wilmington Thos Simpson, Camden.
pt 81, 1853.
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NsNIan EKmOyY ThyseIGO

An LuValW06le Book TOR Is0fnty fVe Gents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A Copy"
100 IUO C'opies sold in less
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The WORLDS GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE
MEDAL AWARDED TO C. MEYER,
Foa his Two PIASos. LoRpoN, OCTOBER is, 1883.
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BENIoHTEO IGNORANCE,
THE MARRIE WOMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURIcEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
onS Hundreih Edition. lslo, pp 2Se Price 50 caatss
IoN FINE PArER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90.
First published in Is47 and IL 10 not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY MALE.
Nshe ether MARRIED. OR NOT, here
acquire full knowledge 81 the
ture, character and causes OF her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. Il Is impractieabls to con-
vey fully the various subjects treated of, they
are of q nature strictly intended for the married,
those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Ha~e been SENT BY MAIL within the last few
months.
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most Astonishing Cure of ScrQflIOas Ulcers,-A
Case Certified by the Magqr Of Boston Engtdnd.
Copy Of Letter from J. Noble Eaq,, AG. or vi BOs
ton, Lincolnshire:
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wv sOOO COPi"S sOiu III iOoo
tllat a year. A new edition,
revised ana improved, Just
issued.
DIR. HUNTERS MEDI-
CAL NJ A N u A l. AND
HAND BOOK FOR TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Frnif and Confectionery.

Dee. 80 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-06
Personal Intelligence,

Hon. William X. Staples, Of Providence, has been
chosen Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Rhode
Island and Alfred Bosworh of Warren, and Sylvester
G. Sherman, Of North Kngstown, Associate Justices
The Senate have passed act fixing the salary Of the
Chief Justice at GOO per annu aud the associates at
u zoo, exclusive OF fees
ARRIVALS.
the St Nicholas Hote-Chancellor Walworth SArato
Springs; Hon + Curtis, Alabama; Hon Judge Redder,
Hostcn; Hon Judge Baldwin Syracuse; DIR McCenahan
A; Capt Bullock steamer Black Warrior; Capt Austin
Lewis Stears st Louie; Clay Alabama; Rev Storms
Rochester; Capt Burns, British army; Col l. Parker,
Buffalo; Capt Tyler Providencc; Capt Williams, Norwich
Rev Campbell, lake Superior.
At the Metropolitan HoteE de Staeck Russian Minis.
ter; Col Meschest Philadelphia Sir VIM Boyd, England;
VIM Harris and family Philadelphja Pedro Hernande
Wood, ST Louis; II Peircc, Saratoga Hon Watrous
Texas VIM Watson, British army.
At the Astor House-Capt VIM Eaton, Boston; w D
Palmer Stonngton; J rockingham, Boston; r McChis
ney, Detroit; II Donney, lows; s Leroy. Boston,
Danforth, Canada West; Otis, Boston, Mayo, U NJ
Mason, Troy; Col Baker s A; Lawrence, Califor
Al the Irving HousCen Elliott Providence; Capt Rus
TAPPING, London; Col Randall family New Orleans
Hon Dodge New Hampshire Geo Wallace, California;
Col II Cridey and family San Francisco; Myers I'LL
ncis; DR. Parknson Mobile.
At the Prescott Housed II Haska, J II phinney, San
Francisco; Capt l. Wood and lady, A; E X Dutton
York; Watson, Jr, Narhvie; N Hinckley Sandwich;
Robert Hutton, England; Newman, Phiadelphia; Geo
Fellows, New York; Thee Dutton, Norwalk; Samuel
Cleland Boston.
From London, in ship woodcock-Mrs TibbetA Miss Lock
wood, Miss Lambert, and 200 In the steerage.
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Died.
On Sunday morning November s, suddenly, EaYuARD
EDwARps, aged SO years deputy keeper at the peten-
tiary.
his friends and the friends Of the family generally
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from his
late residence No 80 Clinton street. at two o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon, precisely.
On Sunday, November s, WILLIAM HrTBuRN, aged "A
years, me nihs and Fl days.
The friends and relatives Of the family invited to
attend his funeral without further notice o'clock
this afternoon from his late residence, 221 Broadway
On Sunday, November s. at the City Hospital officer
DA, Gout1EY attached TO the First district police from
being stabbed Friday night last while in the discharge
Of his duty. He worthy and efficient officer, and
leaves wife and four children to mourn his loss.
Due notice viii BE- given when tho funeral will take
place.
Az Now Orleans, October 12 CHARLES s. RAmSKAr,
aged 90 years, son of Dr. j. Rabineau, Of New York.
On Saturday evening, November 4, after lingering
Illness, SARAH A. G. NcPsRR, in the 33d year Of her
age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon, from
her late residence 80 Wooster street. Of Grand
On Saturday, November 4, after long and painful ILL
ness srsASSAH wife OF Joseph Grosvenor, Of the Broad
way theatre, aged 81 years.
On Saturday, November at the residence OF her son.
Dr. s. Conant Foster, MARY, widow OF Dr. Andrew Eos
ter, late Of Cambridge Mass, aged GO years.
On Saturday, November A. az the residence OF her
mother, CA Houston street, Of disease Of the heart
JANE g., eldest daughter Of the late j. p Peters, NJ D.
aged 1e years and months.
Her remains will be taken TO Hebron Conn., for inter-
ment in the family burying ground.
On Saturday, November 4, Of Chagres fever WIZ.
OprII- aged 3b years.
His remains will Be taken to New Rochelle, at eight
O'Clock this morning. from the residence Of his brother.
in-law, Levi Duryea, 102 Seventh street.
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williamsburg City News.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSlvnssRy.-The twenty sixth ar
nvcrsary Of the Sunday School attached TO the old Bush
wick Church, Dutch Reformed) situated Bushwick
avenue took place yesterday afternoon. The opening
services we're conducted by tho pastor Rev Mr. Mecker
An address delivered by VIM GLAND Bourne, of New
York. His remarks principally to the scholars, in
reference 10 the missionary work in which the spirit Of
missions Is iliu sirave Of the predominatipg true
spirit Of NY cxcpp6ed by life Of usefulness
consecraied TO high purpose the Importance Of Sun.
day School effort in connection herewith, and the
yected trumps Of the Gospel the brotherhood Of
lions the overthrow OF idola;y and the prevalence OF
the love ~ Chris, In the hearts Of men.
The following il extract from the annual report
Teacherg-na Z, female II; schoiars-boys t5 girls
e9; total lS4. Average attendance 49, scripura les
sons averaging twelve each rected SIS scrip
tural procs recited ESQ; volumes in the library $50;
500 70.
iNsrMIAslcs,y Yesterday afternoon, Rev. C. ". Hodge
was crdaiI"d and installed pastor Of the Anse street
fresbyleris Church. The delivered by Rev.
Dr. POTTS charge 10 the pastor BY Rev. Or. Phillips and
charge TO IT, PEOPLE by Rev. j. D. Wells.
MAINE Law SERMONS. -Yesterdsy afternoon and even
ing in accordance v ia resolution pas ed At the tenn
rer,rce convention, Tho pastors ~ number o. tho
churches made appeal 10 their audis in behalf u
the temperance cause.
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The Retter Protection OF Human Life on Board
Ships.

At meeting OF merchants, held at the Insurance
Buildings, Wall and William Streets Saturday, Nov.
4h to take into consideration the subject of the better
protection Of human life in vessels navigating the ocean,
his Excelcncy Horato Seymour, called to the chair
and Nathaniel H. Osgood ESQ., President of the Atlas
Nautical Insurance Company, was appointed Secretary
The following resolutions offered by Caleb Bar
stow, Esq, and unanimously adopted
Resolved, 1hat committee be appointed to prepare
communication TO his Excellency the President of the
United States in reference 10 the better protection of
human life in vessels navigating the ocean, and request
that he will communicate the substance thereof to the
Congress Of the United States at their next meeting
December that they may at early day take such
ton in the premises in their wisdom they shall deem
meet
Resolved That p Perit Esq, President Of the Cham
Der Of mmerte, His Fxcellency Horato Seymour Co.
Of the State Of New York, His Excecncy, Rod
H. Irce, Governor Of the State Of New Jersey Wal
ter r. Jones' Esq President of the New York Life Saw
ing Benevolent Association, Commodore Chas Bo0rman,
Ccmmandant Of the United States Navy Yard Brooklyn
Herman j. Redaed Esq, Collector Of the Customs for
the Southern District Of New York; Hon: Edward A.
lambert Mayor Of the city of Brooklyn; Nathaniel II.
Osgood and Fcter Cooper, Esqs, constitute said COM
mittte
Resolved That the proceedings Of the meeting be pub
lished in the New York city papers
On motion Of p. Perit, Esq, the meeting adjourned.
HORATIO SEYMOUR Clai rman.
n. II. OsGoor. Secretary.
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o. New York there is entertained expressed strong
feeling of surprise that democrats should allow few
which is to keep W. n Seward in power" Ky "a few
reckless leaders the rnn the free soil leaders,
sions and volunteer to 30 into the ranks and en-
deavor TO unite the party that the power Of the State
which they have thus thrown into the hands OF the
why's may be restored to the democracy. But by
reolsss leaders, he refers 10 the national democrats
the Irion may lie assured that the President and
cabinet have put the national democracy Of New
York under the ham, that boots little to them whether
W H. Seward is in power the free soilers the
aboliticnists Ihcy are all sectonalists, all warning
upon ~ the institutions Of the country, and
the provisions Of the constitution that protect IT, To
give names-rreston King George Raihbone, Abjah
much sectionaiists as W. H. Seward or Gerrit Smith;
and the national democracy has much to expect from
much to expect from either from the President and
cabinet since their removal Of Judge Bronson for the
ayowed reason that he did not take into his employment
men 10 help him perform the duties OF his Office,
who had voted against the democratic national and
State nfminat:ons in 1S4s-4p.
The national democracy of New York have had album
dance o evidence that they have nothing
to expect flom the present national administrations but
they ai,s wen know tnas their principles are right ana
Bicgraphers say tho world has produced but one
Napoleon The national democrats do not believe the
world win produce another Franklin Pierce, who
shall FIRST his political elevation to the fidelity and
exertcns Of pocai party and then treat that party
They Know that political party to be successful one
in this country, must be national party. sectional
one may have local and temporary success But the
principles Of party, TO prevail in the nation, must be
bread as the nation.
They know they have carried the democratic party
through the dark days Of AS and 40 when political trea
and revolt rife about them Their present day
is darker than that, although those reactions
backed" by national and State administration which
takes and then, from their ranks impressble
men, who politicians for place patriots for price
They know that the great body Of the democracy sound
10 the corc-ihat they have hundred thousand unpur
chaseable who form nucleus around which, after
these administrations hare passed away the successful
democratic party is to be found And il is not matter
OF grief with them that they have been permitted to
have but little lot and part in administration which
came into power when democracy in its giant
strength, but in whose hands, before two years have
PASSED away, it is crumbed to the dust. G.