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DgrtUsIso nrrrafs,S~-A Has wovas InyrTr-
TsTrD mon TnIaD 6ToEr WnD0w.-~Coroncr H~,ising
called yesterday % hold inquest upon Tho wfe of
MIR John Lewis residing 70 Portland avenue, near Park
detailed. Her husband, Who IL dAgnrrfcosypsi In
Chatham sifee New York has for time pssi been
prostratsa 80 consequence = sickness resulting Ia oca
day morning he proceeded 10 ha 1n4o~ ~ has room,
being the third floor, and attempted 10 jump out is
wife, who pfesent, 70 prevent him. Sse caught
hold o. his body with hfm grasp, but bring II smAn,
delicate frame and her husband large and strong man.
ahs unable 10 keep hm bach, bot the egntrary,
herself drawn ~ the wludo~ with la, AMI both
81. upon the fsRpng In tho yard Tho ~0msn
struck her head against step AMI fractured her Ncau
10 such extent that abe diei almost in~,ssuy rhS
husband ai,o seriously injured, AMI lies in
pssafiovs condition AZ tho CITY UsiatAl. Nc Ie~s s
FnglishmsD BY birth. HE vifs was sino native ~
that country They bad been married 'os urcs yesTs,
but al children.
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hev Dr Beard, %. Rev o Prime MAJ q Marley, bearer
q ofdespaches; Earion and son Mr. Pratt fAey Rev
snpPsr lady 4 ehd and nurse nr. kcqiard MIss judah
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Dugan lady, child and servaui; Matthew'S LADY AMI chilli
Roosevelt lady and II Cocge aln noggherty
NcLearh and daughier MessrH u II Rogers inneoke 4
Aolleu. Mortimer, Mckinc. Arnold and ady 1el@rs
hankine, Mon gomery Raaih Caynrno lion II Z Crow
VIC u Gtsn, he Mi,hast and lady, ~ wfio.t ~.
Lavender and daughter serri d. Peters Mr. fAn.
den, lady, daagher and son, Rev wesss weFss,
~ 6oble. Den Robinson, Hosdevant ~ Jarksau III Il
waite, tasan, Saes@on, Card, Davis Dagy
Wfkertham and lady Miss Jenny, ~ %exas J Ander.,u
ltarsah and Jackson Mr. RirhDond Noyrs Mr.
Foennurph child and nnra~ ieeh Two Children and ser
ynnt, Nicely and iady W roitngfsn and adj VI Nj,
aud ady, Mr. Iasi, lady ard child. n Rkrr o. Rrabna.
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niehsfds " ksidfnan, z Chan, Msroisud q Asrlsse
hessrs Toulsra Loyesy B Gi1nsn Dsugerot fargtge
Y ogden Iiagsery NJ rgeMlap ana sdy Robert drlnae
Nr ahensy Jr, y LAesse. Profeie ra}lDf Il Trrostn
Thornley, Perkins, Penrrauh, Btowuali stth Wslasmr
krk and lady. Andrews, Cameron, sirobb lAiy Ani
ehfd. RsIniard,, Holmes, staea. Corb~ti y Hyfran
nesyrs Isrbsek, q Kotcrs Chaa Uulrustaf I,.uis
Ware Caldwell, faesdnsn. Bobefts Ms s,l1 = II
Lines N, pawson snd sdg NJ Dawson. N rrousr NJ.
ltuaon, fosss, sarah Hopfe MIS- Pope alssr .D
ianson' N Kennedy > Judah. X II coiAer-foAi ".
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UMPIRE CITY REGATTA CLrB-GRAND REGATTA.
IL Wednesday, October ITh, the House Pleasure
Grounds-Thrre Kaces-Spendm Frlzes-Au the World uyt
tedifteen Boats building for the occason--Other cies 70
be repreasnied-50C 60 persons expected.
Fut@T RseE-FoUp DARrp BoArs.
-Four Men and Pour Oars.
First Prize purse $50 Third Prize ......... $40
sccondPrxe. purse ....... ~ Entrance Zee $40
A silk flag valued A. s25 10 % with The nrs' pdxe.
sFcewp RAeE--BoYs-Two Pans scUtfs.
Seventeen feet smooth work boats.
FIRST Prize, purse So Third frze. "
Second Prize, purse. ~ Entrance fee 81
fbnp HArr-fnsspIoSs-oSE Pam scuAs.
NiDefern fee, Whitehall working bosts
First Prize Cod Medal ana purse O slv) ....... SGD
Second Prze, purse. SO FOURTH prize .... NJ
Third Prize purse. ........ ~ l. Entrance Zee &l0
Champions silver Medal valued a. 80 Will 80 With he
trHi prize. " won by q member oi thc club
All boats whether Ia the city from distance, mus be
entered together with their naes. he of The
and the makers and The Zee pad before he
I0th Of October George warnera Market Hotel ~ ~
Caihafine slip.
CPoRIING--PpR RSE slOa.--TuE REGATTA THAT WA2
= . have taken place the Nod House Dock MONDAY.
Oct Let postponed account of the The
viii ct Wednesday. Oct - al ocios - w.,
open for all boats - feet aud under usual ie aowe3 so
winning 40 the second So the fi En.
trance fee s5. GIBSON TURNER.
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A STATE CONVENTION or LIQUOR DEALERS TUE
A H9uor dealers 81 the state Including hnportsr hoel
Keepers dlscrp, saloon keeper 0b0ers.
boets mAkefr q caef AMI afefs herein reIgesn
send three Gf ne tf each Assembly Di1r.ct. ard
York and - RI rom ssch wsrn, dsrg gntea
liquor dealers - held A. Syracuse tha 9Th
tns purpose adopting
consist nj WITH The platform adopted a. e Aquor AeAis sale
held nt The rlh f
will best the Of The lnReusbie pas nal
rights people and the constitutional Inst rgN y al e
quor ~ tho state ard defeat e eec of a "a sai
dates who uoi enphscay and unequivcsy oypo4.d
prthibory liquor
Oppressive liquor Law vhatrver
DE Iaauor DeAlers STATE Committee
v, FRRNCfi, % Ncw yort rhalrmas
o. II. Booru q Duchess Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

10TH WARD AT 4 Primary ELeCTIoN HcLD OK
Tuesday, the I'd day OF October between
halfpast and half O'Clock at the Railroad House
Fourth avenue between Foryfrst Forty
pursuant TO call OF the Democratic Republican General
mttee at Tammany Hal for the election OF delegates
several nominating According 10 The order OF the
above named following namei per
received a majority OF all the votes cast -
= JuDiciAi.
Ansop Herrick, Isaac Edwards, d. H. MCCULLOUGH.
:. COUNTY CRY.
stephen M Drew, Wm Dunham, Christopher kinsley
Wiihan Eoche George Weir, John Fitch,
Edward D. Parsels, Roger Doan Terrence Farley
Hiram Chandler, James Re ed, James n starr
Michael o Bren Edward Dennis Ore tory Conner.
ASSEMBLY.
Henry Van Holland, Dennis O'Bricn David Crockett
Patrick Sculy, Michael kavannah.
CHARTER
Thomss Halpn, George Hulson, John Ryan
John Callahan, John Roche james ilennis
Dennis Britt James Donner, George l.. Ienix
John Burke, james Mc5eary David Wood
John Gaul, Thomas Mccarthy George Myers
GEORGE WEIR,}
HoGER 5.GEi bSrh bDS0rhhAN. Inspectors.
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kArAr Ao1pssT 10 Boe1os M,znnsr-Ycs,e A.
afternoon about O'clock, fllsha fsxon msrchs =, =
hosi1n, haAA, sm alisost Instantly killed ~ tlta,
through the ba,chsay a. the leaihsr store os sl.
Na,soa 10 81 10 ~ Ferry street peceAss w.. y,
shAtny ihfesgh tk- st0ss ~ MeAsrs. Mats = 49,. y.
cdsn'shy missed his tooisnx anA isll throu ~ ~, 49,.
way Hesking bis nsck and ffseturiSg *. 80 =. NJ.
ssull 10 toe IAN Atsegrsphic se.tA,G -. - -. =.
- The ffisnos - aeessAsd Informing ,s. - ~, go
isr's An inqussi -iil b. hsbi spen he sy n s.,.s
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=, a. ~ rHs ,iffos 90 vss ssrftp
.isss. - pxiis mir ths rAp4kx Cenu,s
sAlrgaae1 . bring mt 1snsrs,,s s,.,ss n ss. -.
"a ,oas 40 r...,sssa s!ege hsi Hnoigras. sssp
~ ~. .eahie So~. No snrh ryt4erss
80 s.s.e pal,.1 ~fAerNph esss r>c.oa yoa
,..,s.< THOe gsoD0RAes
'e~'~ "F~ Yirr L<utassaa ykN tawurA.
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FINE AATs.

fskRp RSGks..IsG-wyDDiSG CARDS VISITING
zone sPl business ossf engraved and printed 10 th-
most ssAois sle style. ss. cbore aaortmen nng
enyeiopes. me silver plsed door number plaia-
Ae. ORE ers by NAL punrtually siended
n. LYldyT1. Eaxraver. No. Z joan sre~s.
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A uHoIcE SELECTION or BRAsDtss, wIsss ia
n uacs Scotch and Irish vhkeys Xnlsnd yin kchs
iAn scs apps ae bAekberry brandy wis brary Tor pre-
erving, scnh ses London and Dub porter serArs Ac
Crosby. "
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n TIL WARD-AT A MEETING OF THE FOURTH
Il Ward National Democratic Charter Convention, held
Catherine street, on Monday October ls Bartholomew Healy
was q a. n osndw d wap ,or s % I
ourned to meet on Friday, October 9th, By order OF
FRANCIS RYAN Chairman.
PATRICK ODosSEII, Secretary
TIL WARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
af1s Oak street on Tuesday evening" October 1895
IN accordance with the recommendation OF Tammany Hall,
the ticket headed Young Mems Democratic Republican Ticket
for delegates to the city convention
pumpSy Ssp ea John ss Woodbridge
Who favor Of A. Flagg for Comptroller received
42 votes being majority of 253 the Person ticket
asking the inspectors to sign certificate In accordance with
the above result they refused The supporters the
rous ticket after the closing OF the poll assembled
the corner OF Frankfort and Pearl Streets and after
zng by calling James Teagan the chair appointing
Resolved, That democrats in favor OF party
and opposed TO the power illustrated from
the fact that the ward committee comprising
snew OF the ward have not been consulted which
caused the above ticket TO run.
Resolved, That In favor of Azariah G. Fagg for
Comptroller believing that the paying citizens look
honesty and capabiy OF the who claims their surages
for that responsible Office.
Resolved That Franklin Pierce en-
tied 10 the support OF true democrat and that the tr
umphan passage of the Nebraska bill will be hailed by the
masses OF the greatest acts passed by admnsa
ton.
Resolved That In Fernando Wood we the Hrmest
who unawed protects the city and the from the
graspng hands of rogues.
Resolved That the members OF the various convcu-
tons before whom present claims listen
s''''""'e' ~ JAMES TEAGAS, Chairman.
a. n Woof nprDcy Secretary -
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DIST wARD-opPosED TO KNOW NoTHINGIsM
II and the Maine la@.-A primary election held purs so
ant 70 the call Of the General Committee at Tammany Han
Mccoy and Hebhards, Of Fourth aud Thirty
second street Tuesday evening. October the following
ticket was elected By majority OF 333
CITY, COUNTY SENATORIAL.
Andre Fromcnt, Douglas Taylor, Ambrose L. Pinney,
Thomas Mccoy, Henry w. Ryer, George Dcnnison,
John kinsley, Benz. II, finigh,, Joseph u. Stewart
Coll N. Campbell, Horatio r. Carr, WIN. II. Kirby
Robert Foster. Barney Deyn. Peter Coutanf.
Edward II. Fellows Chas. Ii. flaswe George W, CANT,
ASSEMBLY.
John G. Devereux Thaddeus Wilson, David r. Garish,
John H. Myers. James Devln.
54rH COUNCIL DISTRICT.
John H. Myers. Geo Denniston, David Banks, Jr.,
2. N. Campbell, EAnry W. Ryer.
S5TH COUNCIL DISTRICT.
Geo. w. CAN'T Il. r. Rogers, A. L. Pnney,
Hugh Fox, y. b. Fellows.
CRATER CONVENTION.
James W. Roosevelt, Michael Lacour, jas Huston,
James Moore. Daniel W. Clark, Douglas Taylor,
i. ii. Klinker, John kinsley j. Mahoney,
Felix Hort, John Kelly, A. Fromenf
Thos. Mccoy, p. McAeer James Hogan.
DIsTRfcT JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Hugh Fox Joseph Wallace, George A. Hunt,
Nicholas Fisher, Hugh Quigley.
TH0s MCCOY, D
aHH. A. HAI0Hr inspectors.
ROBERT F0STER.3
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OQTH COUNCIL DISTRTCT.-AT A MEETING OF
20 e delegates elected under the call Of the Democratic
General Committee Of Tammany Hall William Taylor. Esq
unanimously elected the candidate be supported
The general election to be held November O. 1855 to represen
this Council district.
Ihomas Roork, Peter Tracy Peter Mcknight,
james Tracy, Thomas Harln.
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ia yYAsr Tso octoK A. st.
Tie paehe ssssa lying Il the light ship vaists or
plat, aa4 viii NOS ,bably b up V. night
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OD WARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION HELD AT Ill.
u West street. 10 O call of the democratic repub
General Committee Of Tammany Hail. the following ticket
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. I'D WARD-TN PURSUANCE OF CALL OF THE
Democratic Republican General Committee OF Tammany
Hail. primary election was held on TUESDAY evening ~ tne
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18th WARD.AT PRIMARY ELECTION, HELD IN
ny Hail. 15 Oak street, between the hours of 5 and 6
O'Clock p NJ Tuesday the I'd day OF October 1855 the
undersigned Inspectors hereby certify that the following
ticket was duly elected by majority Of 43f votes:-
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lion. Judge koonescii pfcsiJ ~
IMPORTANT cnAH6E To THE GRAND JuKY ON THE
fRoHIBiToRY LIQUOR LAw-THE ALLEGED NUM-
CIrAL cohRurTioN-TBE ABUSES or THE CITY :,
lTc., ETC Etc.
Oct 2.-TLe following gentlemen ths
grand inquest
Charles A. Davis foreman. Jas. II. Taylor
Joseph Apriegate, Jonathan Webb
Andrew Anderson, Samuel s. Coustsut,
John L. Buseing jas. X. BARTHOLOMEW,
Charles Crane Anthony ). BeccScr,
John G Baxter, John r. Fari-h,
1hoa. a. Davis, Charles Could
Benjamin Hills Leonard l.. johnson,
John A. Iuqueer b. Hopper Mott
Peter ). Nevns jr Jas. W otis
Vim. Palen, stephen phbin.
Tb. I,Ja 81,
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9TH wARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION HELD
@ Oct 1855 pursuant 70 the call Of the General Commit
Tammapy Hall Bacses No Ga
grce' the annexed ticket headed for Alderman Albert w
smith; for street Commissioner Chas Ring
rotes which being the whole of yoias was de-
clarcd unanimously elected
For Alderman Albert w smith
hnrn Il..
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GRAND WING MASS MEETING-A MASS MEETING
" o the wings Of the city, opposed TO fusion will be held
Constitution Hail. 60 Broadway, Thursday evening Oct
aa, ~ O'Clock Eminent speakers with be In attendance 10
address the meeting. by order OF A. T. WARD Chairman.
T. SAHhf X nhDI2Y hha2Ts' Vice charmen.
fs@.Go fp9: e. gE,1oTs maIo,ss }secretaries
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nth wARD-THIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE FOL.
IL lowing ticket elected In accordance the call from
Tamnany Hall. Election held corner Of avenue and
/ In ward L.
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A CARD FROM DIR. o'DOSNFIL.-IN ACCORDANCE
"A with the wishes Of democratic friends
myself candidate for the once Of Coroner, coming
election, and respectfully appeal to the electors OF this
for their sufraaes confidently hoping hat qualifications
and my unwesred attention 10 public duties will find ia
FOR and that discerning community will be induced
to sustain nj this time When nominated
Hall three years there OF In he
democratic ranks and have not In been
those unfortunate differences which broken
relying faithfully the ultimate
cratic principles which defended for The
last thirty years. WILLIAM O'DONNELIs NJ ID.
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DRESDEN, Tenn J

DREsDES, Tenn, June z.
Messrs EDrroRs: To give you some idea of the
powerful effect of Gov. Johnson glorious and CON-
plete triumph over Gentry at this place. on the LIST
inst, will give short account of know.nothiue
stampede which happened day or two after
They Lad smeeting in the eastern part of the cour-
ty, at which there were forty nine members pres
ent, and torty-four of them took an eternal farewell
ofthe concern, and left the other FIVE to take what
course they thought best for the interest of know
nothingism. Withdrawals are becoming very fire.
quent, and some of the wings, who were never be-
fore known to refuse to vote with their party, are
publicly denouncing the Order and Gentry in the
bitterest terms Be assured that all Is well here,
for although we may lose few democrats, who
have been foolish enough to join the mongrel con-
Germ for selfish ends, yet their loss will be more
than compensated for by the accession we will get
from the wing ranks; and on the 1st Thursday of
August we will roll up such majority for John
son as will astound "Sam" and all his dark-Iantern,
midnight followers laa asl7..i .... = ..
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CANDIDATE FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVES,

W. r. Cox, Esq announced himself 40 q csnd.
date for joint representative for the counties of
Davidson, Robertson, and Montgomery, at the
meeting of the candidates on Tuesday night Mr..
Cox s firm democrat and gentleman of deoi-
ded talent and political information. He will poll
the full anti-know nothing vote in Davidson cour-
ty, and we cordially commend him TO the voters
OF the other counties of the district Mr.. Cox
takes the field at the earnest solicitation of voters
not only in Davidson, but of Robertson and Mont
gomery, and he will render efficient service in the
canvass
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SALE OF
II e AUTIFUL b ~ ILDIN L0Tsg
I'm Has1am's Addition

II 4 n i L " d u i - " u
I'm Has1Rm,s Addition.
On TUESDAY. THE 18TH INSTANT,
NN the premises will sell the following Lots. On
" Jefferson Street, Nos l, 2, 8. 4, &c, rs and "a
On No. is comfortable Dwelling occupied BY Mr.
Felix Nos. J. g. and in the Corporations and are
entitled the invaluable Free School privileges On No
"a is good Store and Dwelling. s--A-t
On Belve Street. Nos Q, Z g. Q, 10, IL, IL Is, "A 10
On No is Dwelling House,
On Warren Street Nos l6 II, Is, 1e 90 90 and &C.
On No IS is situated comfortable Dwelling
Also Lot B. fronting 122 feet Warren Street and las
feet on Hasam Street including the comfortable Dwelling
now occupied by Samuel Hsslsm. containing some7 or
good Rooms These Lots well situated. in the most
industrious energetic and thriving portion Of City.
They convenient TO good Water OF the Lots has
ing excellent we'll The vacant Lots viii be
sold credit Of one and three years. for Notes bear
ing interest satisfactorily secured payable in Bank, and
lien retained The improved Lots will be sold for one
fourth cash. and the balance credit Of IL and Is
months for Notes pa able in Bank without interest salts
facorily secured and lien retained. Sale to commence
at II O'Clock, NJ. Omnibusses will run as usual.
Those wishing plots of the ground will call on
LINpSLEY q CROCKETT,
E.R. GLAscocx, la 80, College Street
.-- ..e-i Auctioaeer. AAQf l1l junelO-td.
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Author Of "a Pastors Sketches" with sketch of his
life, by Rev. J. N. Sherwood, .... g..
"The late DR.. Spencer model of devotedness
piety, ZEAL and success in the pastoral Office. As
preacher b, remarkable for the copoasness and weight
of his matter rather than for any gaces attractions of his
manner. His originality of mind prevented him
FROM being the servie copyst of others him
even from following the beaten track in his exposouof
familiar truths Represented old subjects in aspects
The memoir in this volume presents luminous and
deeply interesting view of his life and character 1t is
written in tone of afectionate admiration but without
iusorne panegyric" &c-Hdrpsr's HagG-ine for June.
The Augustan Age of France;
Louis Fourteenth and the Writers of his Age, beirg
Course of Lectures delivered Gin French) to a select
audience in New York, BY Rev. l. +. Astie-Introduc-
tion and Translation by Rev. E. N. Kirk.
Visits to European Celebrities
By William Sprague d. H. ..
The Teachers Last Lesson.
The Life Of Sam. Houston illustrated.
The Rag Bag. BY n. Parker Willis
The May Flower By II. Beecher Stowe,
~ With many other new and interesting works.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-14
(Adveriisementl

THE POETRY OF PHYsIC.-Doses have always been
associated in mcds wsh wry faces and medicine has
seemed from the days Of childhood. another word for
nausea and disgust Its remedies the worst part Of
Sickness and pain not so hard to bear the revolving
potions compelled to swallow for it's rslss. Dr.
Ayers preparation heralds another His Cherry Pc
tor al is Ike honey the tongue and healing balm tie
stomach. His Pills! Try them-they sweet morsels
to the taste and glide sugrhod the palate but their
energy although wrapped up is there aud strikes with
telling force to the very foundations of disease
natl Citizen, o. ~.