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aNUEMBER'29.

Why do you disqualify why do you
punish your subjects on account Of differ
ences in religious opinions . Tie des-
pots will soon bid us look to our. own,
hands. They viii soon learn the adage,
Physician, heal thyself."
These misguided men are spreading
hatred, malice and ill-wills through every
county, through every townships through
every village, through every hamlet of the
land. They are at this moment tlhboring
to naturalize upon our sod some of the
worst and most fearful evils that have af-
aicted Europe for the last three hundred
years, and which have been constantly
opposed by the wisest and best men whom
Europe ever saw. / mean theological
and national hatred--the hate Of creed
and the hate of race Il iseII
Wherever, on this continent, these prin-
ciples have taken firm possession of the
public mind, violence and rufianism, mur-
der and bloodshed, have followed in their
train. .-itt1l .aitf
Nor have the foreigners and Catholics
been exclusively or alone to blame in this
matter. Of all the churches and eeclesi-
astical buildings burned, sacked, pillaged
and destroyed within the last-twenty-fye
years, not one has belonged to Protest.
ants and natives, but all1to Catholics and
foreigners Il Z Z z1siTHIQTaE
The unhappy creatures who, at the
Louisville riots, were driven Back at the
point of the. bayonet ITO perish in the
flames Of their own dwellings, were not
natives and Protestants, but foreigners
and Catholics. rot aaEE IH0t
The women and cllildren,A who ii III ii that
scene of horrors were burned to ashes in
their own houses; were not native sand
Protestant women and children, but for
elgn ana. Caenolic. saos a9e So ,essgs
The newspaper, which for days and.
1
weeks before that election was filed with,
words of hate, with words of malice, with
words of rage, with words of wrath with
words of fury, was not foreign and
Catholic paper, but native and Protest
. ant May God forgive the Anglo Saxon
). blood and the American soil, for having
produced the brazen front and adaman-
tine heart of its editor. q BUCKEYE;,
i P. S.JcI do not wish to be miisuhdsf-
stood. A better, or d more generous Or
a more compassionate race than the An
j glo-Saxon, does not breathe vital air; but
fevery race Of people has, unfortunately,
it's bad men and tsaruf6ans; and wien
their lowest and basestl passions are. .Iin-
dustriously appealed to, those bad men
and ruaians will do things, disgracefpF TO
their age and nation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-10-03

A Methodist Clergyman Rebuking the
Editor Of the Western Christian Ad-
vocate.
The Rev. Mr.. Curran, a Methodist
Clergyman, at Jeffersonville, Indiana, has
written letter to Governor Wright, from
which we make the following extract;
=. 1.-THE scenes in Louisville on bloody
Monday have never been fully portrayed.
From my chamber window, on that dread
full night witnessed the confagration of
the German dwellings, heard the screams
of women and children, the rattle of fire.
arms, and the shrieks of the wounded and
dying: and, oh God, forbid | should ever
witness such sight again even at such a
distance; the recollection sickens me, and
fills my dreams with fearful images. And
for these atrocities portion of the pro-
fessed religious press of the country finds
an apology. The Western Christian Id
rocate of the following week gave the
Know Nothing version of the whole, throw
ing the blame upon the poor foreigners,
without .uttering one word of censure
against their brutal murderers; and the
editor himself an Irishman Has he sold
himself to the enemies of his countrymen5
How else can we account for his edit9fial
course? 49,: l.s.y ,i.i.s,5 1s.-5.s5
There was once -Iauas, and an Ar
mold, shocking sssances, of perjury and
iniauity, which we<had hoped would never
| find a parallekfhere may however turn
mn another If0{tor.
.,"H. is4dow manifest that the war upon
| the catholics is only an incident in this
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1Dofp
HTNFs no GIRLS.

||
Lock into 4 sffanger's face, -
In an omnibus 3t rail ear,
AS il sayings Sir, your placei"
Did you never see lady
~ Walk mp the church pew door, =
ksce aud ribbons all demanding,
2 e z - Yield your pewi " and nothing more
Did you never see lassie
First into an old mans chair,
And unheeding age or honor, s, IS
set him stand no matter where?
Ns<er se9 The stage coach emptied-
E5f some fdget IN her pride,
And the Hcary men of business
Tumb12 ont to ride outsider
S. Never 60 to hear a lecture,
hen some fashionable DEAR
IA coine and make hustle
S you most desiredto heart
M hklf the congregation, a
s "a disturbing ali the rest,
n she was all creation,
1ing fashionably dressed
~ deax girls, if you're so thankless,
81 exacting and so free,
VII come when gents will answer,
9sam, this seat belongs to mes
ca1rch or hall, where'er ye GO
u,
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7 Did you n6ver see a lady
s Walk MP the church pew door, 4
kSce aud ribbons all demanding,
{ { 3, - = Yield your pew" +" and nothing more
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e@ DR.. Thomas, of Monticello, Indi-
ana, reports case of rattlesnake bite;
Mr.. j. III. S. aged SO, who stands six
feet in his stockings-who, by the way, was
very fond of brandy-had just been bit
ten On the inside of his left heel by a large
rattlesnake; both fangs had been well in
serted in the muscles. In SO hours he
was sound and well. l gave him, in the
short time alluded to, one quart of bran
dy and one and a half gallons of whisky,
all without intoxication. He wanted
more, and I refused to supply his wants.
The next day Mr.. H., his next neighbor,
was passing along, and saw him with his
pants rolled up to his knees, barefooted,
wading around in some weeds and grass.
H. asked if he had lost any thing. No,
SIR What are you doing, then?' Pm
hunting a snake. There amt any liquor
only what DIR. Thomas has, and he won't
let me have any unless / am snake-bit, SO
Pm hunting one.'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-10-03
FOURTH DAY.

The Fourth and last day of the Grand
Exhibition passed off and closed in good
order. The proceedings were witnessed
by a throng little if any, less in numbers
than was in attendance on Thursday
The order of arrangements consisted in
the closing up of examinations, official
announcement of premiums, the trial of
horse-womanship, the performance of the
Pony Brigade, and grand finale of parad-
ing in procession the premium and other
stock on exhibition. In all this the most
intense interest was manifested by the
crowd from first to last.
Col. Harris displayed his rare merits as
a cavalry commander in maneuvreing the
troop, marching, countermarching by twos,
sections of four, single file and deploying
with the skill of practised leader. Sew
eral most spirited races were run by such
ladies as were mounted on the feetest
horses, greatly to the edifcation and de-
light of the vast crowd of spectators. We
are scarcely able to restrain an expression
of our judgment of the merits and skill
of those who participated in this exciting
part of the performance; but it is BETTER
perhaps, to fall back on our policy of i'm
Ipartiality. - fie55 s4oa
f The ladies' riding was succeeded by a
grand show of the premium stock of all
descriptions, which elected the most un-
qualified admiration on all sides. This
feature was slightly diversified by the
throwing of one rider from his horse, pro-
,ducing considerable commotion in one
part of the crowd, but we are glad to
learn no material injury to the unfortu-
nate man. kt;l'' 2tE1s ems
Nor should we omit to allude again to
the energy, vigilance, and general urbani-
ty of the Board, the marshals and police,
in providing every possible accommoda-
tion to the people, the preservation of
good order, and for the excellent govern
ment of the entire exhibition.
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Did y66 1eF6r see b lady : as
Look into 4 sffanger's face,
Tn an omnibus Qts rail ear,
AS If saying, Sir, your placei"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14

V'TTrHHMAR-1HK UkkAT tthDftAN Df*tOytNTl-
prosscssd ~ koyai L<>rs rsisci ~ Fngsnf sef soes
81 sess a De tote De ffamxets 10 fsff As 10 In
petal toiexs q Nesscse. ytsDns- Trscsrnss. 70 . -
esy fr general cshiy sstred enrslt iAs s ~ -
Arising rctn esry Aus A. fs -
sssi sre 10 IN yo nAnbDi ard % ag- infsei.
wb1h h~snas .ny1fef srsa ~ O. -
firs "a la 10 Trcs<rsy vsr~fnshy Ss1feesi Al
fh,kA ~liruenie ssns ne psssr eesfe r. nfssnss.
tt rtrferrg " hoo sfi~ns Ne marriage
sss Tn No 2seJ sns s1a,sy esafssss.s 81
1865 a r-s 1iserfars ptth e<yeFs so epbNhs
go hs~n lhossh a. snrs0s t~ y ~ fph a Ne b1Alk
taa rsrion n ne pots&tou fsssssraAr No ~
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- ~ ynrhf Isysssn ifess s'h vss,prT p W ln~v
49,. n iaffrfs o0< s1f wktsh al
s.v,.r.srs - ~ wntd e2cnet Tr~~nss go~ 4
u. So 20 Sssnts a snns ssS a.
$3.50. TIry nay ~ al ~asf ssbl@ wss.~,s 49,
80 sslfs sgesisd 80 az e.-s " ~4<h dissed lno
80. - ~ Asd w1<p esxls AMI r~ssN M hi EAn
Esw q 0r,ers Ss~st csnsi wsv y1s ~srs~ss n
rpteassd " ~ pretfster sff r&s~Hs~ ssstf e., ~
tsa srssss srt et~ry obsf par a krn@rra ffns.sas
- rssiqar rsunsuee VI tArrow .r-ars ~ Trs<.-
49, aHy f3u a ~ so4f a&rs.y ptnxx1 sxd se<fs-ss
srfrsafg . ~ ins.rpctoes q ~ nesa8 as~ns
,sftsT I,rns s&fy.
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THE MII.ITAM /.

A TTENTIoN, CoMPASY--PECK SLIP INDEPENDENT
"A 0uad-The msisbcrs Of the above guard, and all noss
DESTROYS of parading with second annual
curson requested l3 Peck Slip saturday
evening, October IL al ~ O'Clock by order OF
ANDREw.FAY, Captain.
MILITARY TAX FOR 55.--CoNNUTATfON MONEY
VI mus'be paid, OF he state nne Of q and costs win b. H.
CURED, and neidy enforced for receiving com
mutation vii be kept open and inciudinr saurity ne
oh day Of October al the Receiver 81 Taxes oca New v
Hal. during businsss bours he MsrshAs oas "a.
Fulton street rom No q second noor. from A. NJ 70 T.
W. amer Which tme the books viii be ITALY closed.
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pLAyIgg CARDS or EVERY DgscnfrTfos ron
sAs ~ tts Nusn Gard wsplfssery, vi af& 10 gr4Bs
Broadway nc ding sings ADd toasie hass
"a ~ nisd tsin snd tp&fdsk ~ssfs sHp~rr ae1 u
FER gnrds vsA nsas,fsd art sarsse1 ns6fy 1sss
gtrFelK Ter 4calnG
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FOR SALE.
81 000 A \,


$1,000 ma asp MoSE FARM, wIr As
ood ssss% with
Ton Of giving farm n Of for each share
IL DHe a'f arm half
wSS the o he
.SS II scs Literally ~
With Mex YORK ~ Ps 9g: d. Erie ssan Se
concentration railroads IN the latest map
e arc gan Ss on
and two hundred and thirty I'VE lots n the town Of 81 Msry
ss n,e mills s ns .as ss
are s
i under cultivation The these
land i neither rocky nountAinoas The timber q
&c s e %ss e 0
The land bed q coal Upon This
RssPesy s'ass ns viii ifs
ent and almost immediate deveiopemenl Il superior 70
is sD se Syns The
and Pitssurs are At Its doors There y no coal IL
ssssss he advantage must shortly become R1a
mensey valuable Is location points lis destiny become the
Of about TOUR thousand acres viii Be- LAID instead q
spring = persons who Wish farm Immediately can
DO Friends and relatives well those having more
%en department. viii s-o Be- connssssS with dc ooapsay
s'es
psen Al sod can have manure BONUSES
nent the company within reasonable ime-so that man
the place receives farm nj the lowest possible price,
assistance In placing under
This win also afford employment 70 many stockhoiders These
embrace principal features and excellent opportunity
now offered tor obtain homo Tor himself, his wife
and children either the present time TO Many bu
sjnese men, and wcrngmen FARMS who
several dollars MONTH can by hus uniting together become
pense the annual OF tobacco the most ang uxu
saving and purchase of this kind eats nothing and
stany value In Of sickness misfortune
BY which he h thrown out Of he has home 70 60
where he always make good living. Many II
they up - possession Of instead living in
the CITY, would become worthy and auent citizens There the
Of overcrowded. The title
onaby good Those who wish to purchase win address or
apply Cyrus M Hartwck 208 Broadway
OF uion street room No. l. where maps
pamphlets procured Office hours from A. N to8P.M
CHAS r. Lands, President
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wv pooy --THE MARRIAGE ovIpy, ON yAni,.y
"A vss<sl All hy<otex<sl in-s.ssv ry<~.asiy ~ ~
ss,r.e 2, aS.s r..ssi Ia. Z .s,ry 2, mays. q.
oslm~f pAsiss Pre- 100 t14lsr. rsbAes&i ~ "
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ns res % rsrsFs 1sY sa1 A11ss~a Vrssn a, N,
s.fsoal hsrs~~ .-fke ssu<fdis~ss, "a
rad. tbs sssfass vtN<h rsrieq,Asiy a..
akxust>s ns tst frn=r ~ siars ~ ~ afaf - tANs
ga = eel11J .1e netslsy -aach p>srsAs. ~
~ plasasr syfssf I~oaa4 asntsi -Jesfe Btax1 ~ "a
hsrns Coat en~&osc IA fox .sefs
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AfpAsf ~ shNfs fssssr, sbi s&rs hn asase fsas
~ ssrs Afs,1i fas h1sne~ sssn sfss-<f ~
nexiss stDai ~ hss< ssssrs o. stevss n JAps 49,
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saiths f,y f3rux~N A. x~5.fK. ASts~f a3< Nar<s
ou.es 81 RssAs ssss 90 - bts~1-sf, tftsn Al ~
tsstnSFs
DErysrs oourLraTrovs-pn wASrDn cor.
II srssA rfsrles v $3.50 ~ s>senae shS0A - ~
s..s 80. ss1 t.spA, ssss< $3.50 vs,aa - xsA-ss
fr lasfssss ssts~~ tst " <seex~. vknlp h. u<ss 70
49, sssss Asfs NJ fRty t.s krara NJ, Ws<<~
<,.t,ss ssss 1sny kgvs 1aveysf ~ ~ s.s
r.s. n sssfssxA sr1 b<<n Mguysd ~ arr -
asss fssgsss - i.ftst 70 eel srs 40 ~ acre
80 sAsFss ~ ee's's~s vutr,v
o. = , y.trs sssTsvu - Is-s Wrsra.J .eAsr ~ m.
~oss< o. Nssu Hfsss- tsar 1snst.1.
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w EsTCoTT A CO.'S NEw YORK CITY AND BROOK
w Ign Express Once Ica Broadway, three doors from
Maiden sBeThe propretors ~ tho cypress having
engaged the years
DENLY appeal to the cizens OF New York and Brkyn fiat
themselves that their intimate knowledge u the bu.
emnen,ly qualities ,hen or he promp, and faithful ds
charge n orders entrusted 20 them "a e entire Satisfaction
patrons All goods will be called and delivered
par Of New York and tirockyn krpres. for r ciy
Office four per day, al 10 A. NJ, " w. SIP.
w. 81 Impress Brooklyn leaves at A. H. II A. NJ
m, or y. NJ. Our charges viii In all be
who favor their
orders Merchants freight lines &c win ind th re-ponsi
medium conveyance. all freight and
receipts given. The propiors SIRE permei 10 refer Tire
following partes-Ths Adams kIpress Co., American IA
ROB1 " " kNTfOTT
jos. A. HYATT.
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nE. DEyTREs CELEBRATED REMEDIES, AZ OWE
~ in his prescription togeihsr viii uAt describing yer,
explicitly every symptom % 1~s tso complaints and the
posssbir way % curing n. al thai required
" private 0seassa Prize 81 zach and seat enr0-rd h lcs
4. directed address DR. Derefe bon g,o9 Posi- o1cs
(tREENPOINT. l.. T,--DR. w. GuLEKE pRAcrTsfsG
" pbIft3An surgeon sDi acooUchegr. OSce hours W
O'Clock A NJ. o. Madison And FRANKLIN ffu1D
mar NJ
DHFS AND 6tL THE COMB cUTfyE COMPLAINTS
II warranted be cured BY Internal nlsdDex
OF vioui the ea@i rsnirfeq aud relief
b. blamed wib aBqas-touatr certainly Te issus~
aey attending treatment ~ to-r dls1A~ has H.
red. al letters sstDg my medical sdFter slsyn1
Description ~ The Dir. gE. GEEAL,
~ Fourth street. oorser " BROADWAY.
nfcuRI,B PRhCrfrt--sUTfDk 90 nES0yAi. TIM
! prderssnsd fornery pup VIII koSa a f.ss-, snd
sefr ufrls he pubiH bs has p-rnAn~nuy
essplnr sai dlsp sasns :, SO BfuAd
49, fog Ls cure Diseases ns xDdsfs 20
,s Assranes relief and a-e WIN have sbuseA b.
sfsr H. srfsis.s Auis tNshs, us~srps,"
sru,tns 81 usmsfous nsfss eAyisa<s - 1Ay MAJ
,key spfsas, H ssssrded observations ID
the hrous Hospital MD a. rass sftrs kio~d himself
.eelsf win nsny snl ssss~ss siiSs
usa suuean rsDdsr fsfe impossible ks~s1i ~srs<
~,lsus auy daisy Charges cure u0ssrss, s<d ~ mat
ssrd,d inforn given W srsry nstAsrs Nh a
based entirely ih~ modern ans improved s~ncs ~ usz
etrS apd has been snn<nty snsrssksl Tfenkn<rt
,.y TopsnlAross FrsDSsis OSee k,xss froA as
son sDy q. ID. HAMMOND. n. d., gv9~n,
AuAw a. "ns1tcsi In1brmA,k> - - aiIsks" ~ A.
M. sH BsuaAvay. oDpo~sse 81 skkAss Hess
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CLOTHING, &C.

L,RoM THE BON TON GAZETTE.
RgrRAIS DEDICATED TO SnrTa BaoTHERs,
By DEcAYEp DANDY.
No tworth the turn Of q great,
Or dirty beggar's note,
10 threAdbare, ragged greasy,
Torn, worn, forlorn and breezy
Ism coat.
And yet, when I'm grandly drcs.
Looking, dare say, my best.
Meath II, battered and torn
Heavens, how awfuly worn
Ia this vest
And those, up my wants,
Were fashton'd from cloh Of France
These, my friend. these. 20 nne,
brilliant. superb, divine
Are my pants,
Avsunti ye patched, specklea crew
Give 70 The fashions
I'm on-beforc ali others,
viii trade with Smith Brothers.
What say you
One price clothing warehouse Ia and 40 Fniou street
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a
"a Lghy rined i.dy l. as no.i -eedsrfai asssa.ss~
he sord, nA, ss been known. sts all <n al ~
s,,n. q he even is ,ery ueaxh and .in sas.s ,g,s11
he grssi s,,nnbsn a al mo va, la, Al sho 49,
good IA ~ 20 tsr for ssf ard osfnst All <rsr~s
srteay private a. az sdn.sssaa ss.n " rsnssnsn ~
hsrge 10 ssnsd. 70 Bss,nss sres2. between caesAA
and Columbia
('AnD,-NApAs rRrwsryR RkrrRss rHAsyE 70
" her fTisEdr and pk,runs and bsss thA
thousands bt<h In nss eiy sfd rhAsfsphlx No
suited her with eutfe sssstou se fesis coxsisa Ia
qasstons NJ sssrokgy. ioTe and lac anf bss
sel.s relied constantly by ssppeyn s~ hs~ e4.2
-lc Will tell tho fu1se hnstsad and a Ne
hsr tssr speedy ard piles ACE
b, sasd3 ~ Lsf o~n. 70 ha4iss ss.st
(,LAfRvoys scy-AerIfsA, BRONCHITIS. Dfergr.
" debihsy dysen2sry. hsss conpsAst unhsEy. cssesf
tsrnflAn gesuuD, asfuefk1 os~sstss ~ ur
ls,sr ~ flstB fAsuissn Ar. rsref ~
sy Hp1kDtH tte no Agyas
street, rsu Broadway tslssksta psy.
lLAfRyoYl scE,-AsTHyA, HRoscHrIs. cATAgnu.
" dyspepsia. liver ard hsiney ea~npsAnss
rsrA1sls ~ gfnsn. Al fsusis dsssss sst assrf vsst
nssss, snriy sussf, eesfAAs k3tsyz fHAscts usyxs
ihsftssi nefcsi 8ff bnssess esrrDys
Ttosstds Of ~ 'usf slenet iaf,s saf Gensi~
Efossogi hls o1nsrresf ia Mr. y. "
Hayes os.stysf - b~f oase ssssssf LADIES'
lssr - ~ ~lefes5or. ss wsfsrs a h~s IA al
tsn. ono. 10 olsp1 sxesk Kstasf~es9 r,en
SO fAy.
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CENTs ToTfcE..You ALL WANT TO KNOW wHERE
" you send your winter clothing % be cleaned, Dyed
altered turned, repaired with collars Innings and
buttons noce66s Pearl street second
broadway. Articles sent for BY A. CORffssos tailor.
Observe, 5S3
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|IcOR sALE-A FINE FARM, CONTAINING EIGHTY
three adjoining the beautiful village Of Hackensack
IN j. early gardening purposes could be
divided into village lots Apply TO WILSON 22 Prospec
place. Jersey City, or BARKER OSTkANDkR l51 Broad
way, N. Y.
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ILCOR sALE-DEsIRABLE HOUSES AND ELIGIBLE
lots near Madison square, yfourth Twenty fifth
nd Twenty sixth sts and Madison av valuable property
ooster street. Beecker so by 1907 houses and
and White streets, 70 and Of
Broadway. Apply 70 JOHN :. KELS0, 81 William street.
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L,OR sALE-AN IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON TWENTY
first street. paying ID 20 per also property
street. Third avenue; sales stable and
street near Third avenue, bargain; also, brick houses
on Elm street. 5000 r. Is. KINSHIMER $40 Fourth
nue.. 8 10 +. NJ, 8 10 10 A. M.
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DURE JUICE PORT WINE-AN INVALUABLE ARTI.
Il tcie for In state of seldom
found outside the drug store On draugh by q. MESDUM
Is Wall street
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rREENPOINT. L. T,-DR. ~ 0rLEKE, PRAcrTafso
u phytAn kgrgeon sDi acuouchegr oiice hours ul W
O'Clock NJ Madison And frankiln streets, fvB
Inn ar. "A.
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40 prfskis alq 80 - fesps1ft stsrs -
srffs f,t t4rtx~s - IA xs54xi ASsl.f 49, Mara
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|IVOR SALTWATER POWER AND MILL PROPERTY,
with several dwelling houses mechanics shops,
orehouses and about thirty acres q land at Centre
washington county miles rom Union Village, thirty miles
north from Troy. opportunity for company CAPT
tons passing per WIN be sold for cash fair
|exchapge for city property. Apply address,
Il. H. BROWN, II Wall street, from to M
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DUCkLEYS BERENADERs, $50 BROADWAY
ID GREAT NIL TOR
NospAy Evening October 10 and evening during The
week. A Eurlrsqu. the
BOHEMIAN GIRL
Condensed into two acts aiming all The beautiful Of
this iav0ftte opera
Preceding the opera Negro Mnhlcxy OF refined and sapc
rior OF der.
Tme aiurod-conccn al ~ O'Clock. Tickets
rcnfg
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UNITED srArEs NAIL STEAM.

LNoR LIvERPooI,-ukITED HArEs NAIL STEAM
j ship PACIFIC, kye, oommandsr.-Ihs steamship viii
United States mails for Europe positively
wednesday H. 1t II o'clock r., from her berth the
OF Canal street. For freight having nnequaad
accommodation for elegance and comfort, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 81 Wall street
Passengers requested 10 be board O'Clock A NJ
Shippers please take notice hat the ships OF this line cannot
carry any goods conraband OF All letters must pas
through the Post onlce others will returned The
ateamshp Atlantic s,ecefd the Pacific and ALL oct a
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p4ops4 IN saas
of first class railroad other bonds or stocks As
allowed This opportunity for those who seek city
investment Principals only will be treated with, and such
win please address box 7O5 New York Post Office.
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|INOR SALE-HOUSES AT LOW PRICES AND WELL
III ocaed-A cottage and full lot Twenty ninth street.
between Fourth and Lexington avenues $500 three story
house. Twcnih fourth street, ~ 000 Twenty sixth
ree $3.50; two Twenty eighth street between Fourth
land Madison avenues "a 000 Fourth avenue 81 0O0
ID B. KINsHLMER. $40 Fourth avenue, TO r. NJ, TO
A
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T,OR SALE AND WORTH LOOKING AFTER THE
and fixtures OF lace and embroidery store Pro-
peor and wishes dispose Of one Location
good stock bought very close. For who has moderate
chance rarely offered For further nforna
tion call W. o. kinney, z23 Eighth avenue.
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LNOR CALTrORNIA.-NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
steamship line. via MISUNDERSTANDING Transit Com
pany Of Nicaragua, propretorThrough In advance Of the
nas.O0 miles shorter than any other The splendid
double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, (2y50O tons
bnrden2 Capt Tnklepaugh VIII leave pier No North river
day October a. 1855 connecting with the steamship SIERRA
NEVADA, COCO tons burden1 the Nicaragua Transit
route. having but twelve miles OF land transportation by first
For information reduced
ing Green Letter bags up Of the oGce Stamped let
g., each.
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DHTIADELPHrA LAGER BIER.-rAMIITEs CAN BE
supplied al hcir residences with M celebrated tonic be
verage, In bottles from the wine vault O. r. MENDrM Is
Wall street. NJ Borders delivered IN Brooklyn jersey
City or Hoboken, without extra charge.