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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TT Usf-ffJbAY EVENING, BffwfyN TBF "a.
IL villion Hotel, New Brighton, and R4ltie street
south brooklyn, via IN. O'Clock T., NJ Ney Brighton
and South ferry steamers lsdys amethyst urs chain
gold bracelet satisfactory reward viii b. given the
finder AZ "a and 20 Warren street, ny siAlr..
III D-T--lN HtIrus. MAR CHRISTOPHER Strict,
j "a Gsmal memorandum each bcos. Wietrr Win
return the same according 20 ID. direction ia the
fofepst ofthe book, az the dgtiery IT, w.stIour
ieentb street near Tenth avenue, rin b sulsby
Narasd.
II uSI.--JuisG fRgh 1Hf COl.SFh ~ sTvks,
Il t.cntb street and broadway ~ the Hrth avenue
ears oval darb blae Tho psrson returning II AZ
the ofes q IL imonico's Hotel shsu y lt-ra'y
varsei.
II 0rI-A BOY, on nv foI1 90 lrst-I Ls-T.
IL The boy J. st>ot four Get eight inches height
aad an dressed IN ebecs pant sna STRIPED sLft viii.
out stocking Or shoes Any nioyrr alton soot sla boy
dead or ALIVE, VII be .h~s4iy r'vafe " hs ar0nso
late parents. Address HAsS v slArfNc "A twk street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

The Great Imhaling Remedy for Asthma,
consumption and all diseases Of the throat and lungs,
Dr. CURTIS Hygeana. Thousands have restored TO
health the past year by the hygeanl. Principal Office
S43 Broadway, and sold by G. II. Ring, 1876 Broadway.
Price only 50 package. DR. Curtis will be at the office
daily from 10 to o'clock, where he may BE- consulted
free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
REW ARDs.

a. = RIWAfU.-fth DlSr-A BLkfF noe PART
IDs) terrier, medium short hair - The name
or am Tho above reward will be paid by ming -aid
dog to No ~ front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

CaFpetlngs for Fall Trade, lS55.-Smith &
LOUNhBERRY, 456 Broadway, Grand street. have
jss received late arrivals several large invoices Of
elegant velvet tapestry and Brussels carpeting which
tAey Offering together with a large and select
s4osk Of all other goods connected with the carpet trade
nt Rreat Inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TT NfvFRsAffsT cHrRcII, ORCHARD STREET, SEAH
~ Broome.--Rev. 7. ]. sawyer, r. D., Pastor Ser.
vices every Sabbath morning at 10!s o'clock; and at az
O'Clock In the evening subject seced for this evening"
lecture" Thine rock IA not our rock our enemies
thems elves being judges"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

For the Cholera Ground.-The Steamer
MtRIREsS, Capt Aorrel will take her departure for
this celebrated Of the nny tribe tomorrow morn
ing at O'clock from Peck slip, and at o'clock from
pier No. North river. Ben Brown and H. Corwin will
be in their glory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Dyes Bank Note Plate Delinoa4or oom-
piets, win be issued the first week in September
containing printed description Of each denomination Of
every bank doing business In the United States and
British North America. Single copies, g. Address
JOHN 8. DYE 172 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

I1NIRST WARD.--IN PURSUANCE or THE CALL OF
IL tho Democratic Wing General Committee the whi,
primary election Of the arst ward will be held No. II
Broadway, between tho hours Of and O'Clock A.
on Tuesday, 21st inst 7. NEssBIT, \
A. CROOkER, IInsp sctors.
j. JACKSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Heyxang's Patent Champion Fire and Bur-
eIAx proof SAFE with Halls patent powder proof lock.
Bah received prize medals at the Worlds Fair London,
laol and Crystal Palace, New York, 1so3'G. SfAS g.
HERRING CO., 1876, 1877 and las Water street. N. Y.
Defiance galamander Safes.-Robert NJ. Pat
RICK II the sole Manufacturer in the United States Of the
above celebrated saies and patent powder proof defiance
lDsAs and BARE Depot le2 Pearl street. door
below Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Ne best in the world. Nine private for applying
~ anrivalled dye Beware Of mutations they result 10
rssule. The largest stock Of wigs and toupces in Ane
K,A, wholesale and retail, at BACHELORS, 2B Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

TTNO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE CITY or
IL New York.--The friends Of rr. CHARLIE No.Af.
FREY, Of the Twentieth date Of the Efficiently ward
announce him candidate for a; the ensuing
election, subject to the decion u the Democratic Con
vention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

urtSstJ - pAifrXI7t - 10 pyor tNp 40.
w fsas to- .lth atout " 90 a n raf fi.l.
rooa in!, ssiieai no vand 8. sr,; f 80
No. 80. wsA s~fss.iA,4 custom, ,Fsss tsylns So
mt fts.sr ASsss> ~ r., Iisssgi OAe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

ttO REwhhD-IosT, a SNAIL ACCOUNT BOOK
NOsJ August a. is going rom Brooklyn "a Fs'bush.
The Under viii receive the above reward and tho uanba
Of the owner 81 leaving he ~ lo1 ksagh street
Brooklyn. u. n SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

FANrTR ri ~ GUARD, ATTENTioN.-A NfTTNC
L. ofthe mpany VT = bsd ~ 90 Rroaap on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

NQSptsr HAEtgs III J@VNNtD i1ikycsoiles.i-T
MI ,,sto Ps.s EN- ,. s1<ssas-l sfoas o,. nsA.yfsgs
sps-ssss A. ~ 80 80 tbs "A tis~ LAy a. M.
,Js-ass tAsy W psrry s.sa ths a bsr ,tAD~s
I.s.s4sDss ~ Dstsh ss's-is oS-f- n yur,h
lso>s fro.a nsa&ew<g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Pianos and Meloieons.-EIy & Munger, 80
broadway ST. Nicholas Hotel, have now in store large
and extensive OF their celebrated piano ores
warranted to be unsurpassed in strength and durability,
purity and sweetness OF tone school pianos pain sub
aanal and cheap, and superior to any others in the
market great Inducements offered for cash all nstru
nente warranted; sole agents for Carhart, Needham
Co.'S melodeons, the best in the world.
ELY MUNGER. $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

Dealers I'm CIothing.-We beg to inform ous
southern and western merchants and clothiers, thai
ear stock Of fall and winter clothing Is now complete
embracing the fine and elegant styles of garments for
which house Is so well known also large stock
= low priced clothing made to represent finer de-
soiptions at low prices any house In the trade
D. DEv1N CO., 258, $50 and 200 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19


I,RASD REGATTA Al FORT HAMILTON, oS FIJI.
NJ day August cath, 1855, for seventeen, eighteen,
and nineteen foot working boats for saiag aud rowing
number al valuable prizes will be given Soms
last rowing and sailing will take place Considerable
sroit is expected Full particulars in Tuesday papers
end large bis. Entrance ice, for siling and rowing
o. Apply at the Market Hotel CathariDe slip of Hr.
o. W. WARNER
SsIoKTING.--IoR SALE, A LARGE AND ZINE NEW
- foundland dog also, fine pointer dog well bfoke1.
rod cheap, "a the owner has Tor them. Apply At
~ Fond street, Brooklyn.
Ctp0ETJNG.--AiL THE CfioiCT BfytJy; OF DOGS FOR
- ssc and for stock, at .05 wner street corner Of
FULTON, up stairs. An infslIble Gus msngn, WOUNDS
sores, eruptions and disea~cs Of In In doye ac.,
Identifying aud restoring the hair snl killing all sort Of
vcfpn. Price 10 cents.
---------~-"--a---~~-
VOhkIJIIE AGAINST ASTORIA GRAND BOAT
Il race TO come on On Monday, August Goth, ~
o'rork y. Msio0 a ride-between two oeiebfatei
men e seventeen feet working oass dlstsnes from
j. W. Dnnlaps dock foot Of hight sixth street Elstriyer
70 the south end ~ Blsck~eils Island around stake
boat and beck. This will be the great q the
s.asen Let every body 70 and H. The second AMI
Ihfd avenue cars leave You within short ds,ance u
tie starting point, which l. bunsrs' Hotsi foot q
Fight, sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
80 - -. . -
THE MILITARY.

'GHT GUARD ARNoRY HEADQUARTERS, LAFAN.
Ia tsae Hail-Special me.iing-fho members OF the
corps arS particularly requested 70 tho ermoy
lafayette si on Monday evening soth inst precisely
o'clock Nactual attendance y particularly requests
~ order. I'D. NlNCE,sT, Comma ndant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

ty = REWARD.--TOsT, o. ri E~DAY pyRNTsG
Lps) about O'Clock, in The liqbh avenue near 1hir
ty.h street, ,maii King Charles spaniel alui, color
black and white With lone and ten marks The
hnder viii receive thu above reward ~ leaving he a;
227 West Jbirty-f0uItb street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

1 sTssSisfHNS ~ ALBANIAN xOaiov s-~THm
~ hshiy r',sa ~dy 70, ~ssLsst ssasyttsE 10 go
vcsasrtel As'rssopr Ia the ~ottt. th-a hes t~ss
snovns he VII tai 81 ihs - As sfgs ihs very
ihcsshss md viii sp~ssy 'srssrss sn4 shos lbs
1ksssss II ihs tnfsuasa hssl~sds Asf Assss hssss -
De srsst aston shssst 81 al Oh rsst h~, No ehAsRs,
Hn0t rAustse. AMY II 10 treesn~ Sifs~s nsss sss
B,n. gsr.sssSnsf not sdpss,~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

90 coslsr'' 'at roacl e., ey.efr.na'or.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
Rlanos.-Horaee Waters Modern Inapx,o

Green's Shirt and Furnishing Store, No. 1
Aston characterization is invited to the superior art
sles in the gentiemen's furnishing department. The
soeh includes every variety Of zephyr and gauze silk
and merno ksIe thread shaker angola undershrts and
drawers ties, cravats gloves, halfhose, travelling
shaw gold shirt studs and sleeve buttons mounted and
otherwise imported for the and fall trade The
prices are moderate and the assortment unequalIed
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
Proepects OF Trimble.

It see ms to be settled that in Southern
and Eastern Ohio the great mass of the
opposition vote will be given to ex-Gov.
TRIMBLE. The Cincinnati Times pub.
fishes the following extract from a letter
written in Highland County
Every days report and information
from abroad is encouraging for the sue
cess of our ticket. I had Just return
ed from a visit to Adams County, Ia
dark e%orner,) and after they arrange
their county ticket there, a number of
prominent men will come out boldly for
the right, In favor of Trimble. In
Brown and Clermont We have better
prospects, and we learn from reliable
sources that the river counties, from
Scioto to Stubenyiiie, will go for Trim
Bile. Every day is making changes in
~hisfayor, and, with energy, We can sue
coed without doubt"
So far as Washington County is con-
cerned, the Marietta Republican, says:
There appears to be much doubt in
TIT minds OF some who they had better
vote for to be with the strongest oppo-
nent of Democracy. The contest IS be-
coming quite interesting. STAGE Trim
BILE has taken SO large a portion of his
expected Known othing vote, will Chase
Withdraw ?"
In Knox County, the Mount Vernon
Banner says:
We are informed, upon reliable au
thority, that already about one-half the
American (Know-Notbing) councils in
Knox County have declared in favor of
Trimble."
The number of papers now advocating
the election of TRlMBLE was stated by
General GErczR, in a recent speech, to
be twenty-one.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
" Off With his Head.

The Fusionists claim to be great Alb
~olitionists. Mr.. SAm,L FAsie, an Alb
olitionist of the pure stamp, bad the
honor to be Mr.. M~usGRAvE's right-hand
man in he Convention which nominated
him This it was supposed would salts.
fly the rank Abolitionists. They now
have no further use for him, except his
yote,-else how happens it. that in the
announcements for their meetings no
appointment was made for Mr.. FAsIG
His name is anuoanced as a speaker but
no place appointed. Is it because Mr..
F. is too much on the niger question?
We guess Mr.. FAsIc thinks so himself.
This game is one of Implicitly, and We
care but little who wins. Isn't "Sam
swallowing Sambora2 The original abb
ofitionist-the basis Of the Fusion party
ARE not permitted to speak Too
much niger for them.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
AMERICAN TICKET.
Chase on Negro suarage.

Although Mr.. CHASE refuses now to
be even catechised as to his egro Suf-
frage sentiments, he cannot escape a very
ugly record he has left behind him on
this dark subject. The Negroes of Gin
c%inuati in '45 presented CHASE with a
Silver Pitcher; and in his acknowl-
edgement published at hat time he
said
" 1 embrace with pleasure this oppor-
tunity of declaring my disapprobation
of that clause in the Constitution which
denies to a portion of the colored people
the right of suffrage. True democracy
makes no inquiry about the color of the
skin, or the place of nativity, or any
similar circumstance of condition. | re-
gard, therefore, the exclusion of the col
ored people, IS a body, from the elective
franchise as incompatible with true
democratic principles. | an aware that
this exclusion is effected by a constitu-
tional paovision, and propose no action
against the Constitution. But wheuev-
er a convention shall be called to re-
wise that instrument, / trust that this
a~nti-suffrage restriction will be erased.
1t is, 10 fact, already as Ridiculous in
practice as it is wrong in theory
From page %:
Again:
The exclusion of cnlored children
from the schools is, in my Judgement a
clear infringement of the Constitution
and a palpable breach of trust From
page %.
Again
We feel, therefore, that all legal
distinctions between individuals of the
same community, founded IN any such
circumstances as color, origin and the
like, are hostile to the genius of our in
stitutions and Incompatible with the
true theory of American liberty
From page 20.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
Magnificent Fizzle.

Pursuant to previous notice given by
large posters, the Fusers of Ashland,
Wayne, Knox and Holmes Counties
assembled at Loudonyille on Saturday
last. The Band from Haysville was in
attendance to discourse Emusic sweet "
to the expected thousands. The day
was ushered in by q grand chaUaree, and
delegations from different Counties
The procession numbered forty voters
all told. The crowd at no time exceed
ed one hundred and sixty-hardly as
large as a Democratic Township meet
ing, and not as large as the TRMBLE
meeting was at Loudonville on last
Tuesday evening.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
sI.ss7.Os7.e6

NcSNg ~
Int. on State Debts 1.Os3, 662, AT 2,47o ,750.43
Total General Revenue......., $606, $780, &c
From the above it will be seen that
the total current expenses of the State
government, including the Benevolent
Institutions, New Asylums, New State
Houses, &c. &C., only 5000, $50 SO was
consumed, while the balance was return
ed to the Counties in the shape of Com
mon School or Library funds, or used
to pay the interest on Ohio Stocks or
State Debt.
The sum of 81 800 .662 At was con
sumed to pay a debt which was brought
chiefly upon Ohio by Wing mismanage-
ment, by selling Ohio Stocks in the
Eastern cities for less than fifty cents
on the dollar! Gov. MED1LL was right,
therefore, when he said Ohio had the
cheapest State Government in the
Union. We hope the Correspondent Of
the Times will try again. Where is
that correspondent He knows all
about the tax question lin a horn?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
Rlack spirits and WHITE.

The Liberty party State Convention
of Now York assembled in Utica on the
| 18th inst, on which occasion white and
black delegates were present, and a
speckled ticket was put in nomina-
ton.
Fred, Douglass, black man, was NOM
mated for Secretary of State and I. B.
Vashon. black man, for Attorney Gen.
eral. Let our eolored friends be en-
couraged. The Republican party is
bound to work their salvation.
The Statesman says
Taking courage by the success of Gid
dings & Co. in making the contest in
Ohio for the especial byneft of negroes,
the " collored brethren have already
taken the initiative, and rendered thei-
services to the public. To Lorain coun-
ty, for instance, for some weeks, the fol-
lowing was among the announcements:
Mr.. EDPToR. Please announce
through your paper the name of John
NJ. Langston, as a candidate for Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature, SUBJ
ject to the decision of the next Repub-
lican Nominating Convention, and
oblige.
Many VoTEss.
This Langston is a negro, yet was ac-
tually supported and balloted for IN the
Lorain County Fusion Con ventlon he
was defeated, upon the suggestion. how
ever that negro nomintions would be
more anpropriate after Chase's elect on
Cd than before that suohs nomination
noac. and election might enibarrass
6 Brudder Chase" Brudder Langs-
ton acquiesced, and awaits events. The
election of Chase will, of course, be the
first step towards placing negro oandi-
dates in every county in the States.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
Iear 1851, is as follows:

Total amt. placed on duplicate. .$39,673,06 9
When we add to this amount the
State taxes which we're III total $780,
e20, $50, we have the enormous sum of
SOC, 49S, SO, g., thrust upon the tax payers
of Ashland County, of which sum only
$12,374,5I, was paid into and retained
by the State Treasury, while S54,Il9,-
AZ 9, was returned to the County Treas
ury for disbursement ; a sum amounting
to more than 1915 per each man, wo-
man and child in the County, a sum five
times greater than that paid the State y
1t will not be difficult then to perceive
where the evil lies It is to be found
ALONE in LOCAL, and not in State
mismanagement.
The question then naturally arises,
how can the evil be corrected ? The
whole matter is within the control of the
people-it consists in the ovER-LEvIEs
of Township Trustees, Township
Boards of Education, City and Borough
authorities. Here is the place to apply
the axe; correct the evil by electing
competent men, who will guard the in-
terest of community, at the same time
they are promoting educational enter
prise.
The Commissioners of this County
have shown a laudable ambition since
the completion of our County buildings,
to reduce taxation. County taxes have
been cut down, and also other expenses.
That the Bridge Fund has been neaessa-
rily increased this year, few will dispute,
when they remember a great number of
bridges oyer streams have been swept
away by the late foods, and which
should certainly be rebuilt.
If Township and Borough officers will
show a like disposition to "retrench
and REFORM the load which now grinds
the taxpayers, will be removed from
their shoulders. It is in vain that the
opposition attempt to divert our atten-
ton from these facts. We challenge
contradiction. They are too glaring to
be overlooked or forgotten by sensible
men. 1t is equally true that these
local taxes cannot be charged upon the
Democratic party of this county.
Will the CARDINAL have the courage
now to come forward and confute these
{" FACTS AND FIGURES" OF, will he CON
tinue to cry " extravaganza and tire
tre,schment.n Ifaman so we'll g skiaed
ia the Aaao is unable to controvert
them, will he have sufficient honesty ()
to admit his error, or will he continue
to deceive the people by conce aling
these facts ? He dare not come up to
the issue like a man. He would rather
evade facts, and continue his silly twad-
die against the Democratic party and
the State Administration, and thereby
try to induce the people to place IN Office
q party whose measures are unknoton, if
they have any, and whose men are IN
tried, and who decline upon all occasions
to inform the people hoso they expect to
accomplish reform
Will thepoople beled of by these high
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26

sounding, high falutin promises and pre-
tentions? Will they cast off a State
Administration owing to whose wise f.
nancial policy the credit of Ohio has
been redeemed and the Treasury pro.
tected from Illegal plunder-for men
and measures untriea aud unknown ?
If they are willing to do so, and thereby
embrace a serpent in lieu of a friend,
they will have no person to cepsure
hereafter but themselves for their own
folly. Tax payers, again we say think
well before you cast your ballot. Re-
collect if you err, you do it with your
eyes open, and with the "true doctrine +"
Oivep unto You.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
Caught a Tartar4

There is fun in politics as well as ev.
cry thing else. Speaking of candidate.
reminds US of a circumstance, connected
with Mr.. MUsGRAvE's electioneering.
He called on Mr.. ALLEMAN, of Jerome
vile, and commenced his labors, by sta.
ting that the Democratic party had left
him &c. Mr.. ALLEMAN said. "Mr.
Musgrave as the Democratic party has
left you, I bid you farewell, !" al the same
time extending his hand to Mr.. Mus
GRAVE. Old Democrats are not SO ca
silly caught.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26

Split In THE Fusion RANKs-In Gal
liza County, Ohio, the KnossNothings
and GHAsE men have parted company.
An effort was made at q late convention
to fuse, but the mutual hatred aud dis-
trust was toe great, and the cn1sE men
were expelled. The Ohio Statss1sGn un-
derstands that the Aboritionists of Ash
tabula, suspeeting the Know-Nothings
Of CHAsE, ruled them out of their CON
vention. apdnoninated an nnmized Free
soil ticket, leaving Sam's boys 70
suck their thumbs for consolation
There are runors Of sinilar TROUBLES in
Franklin County.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
chasesD uplioity.

CHASE, in his letter to the editor of
the Sandusky German paper, upon Know
Nothingism, as published by his cores
pondent, who vouches for its genuine
ness, says:
" The naturalization term Of tfUe gears
pas nacuer too long for me; aNtt. IF 40
scerc IN nzy pos0er, I seoAa gladly on
cede assAofter term to any friend Of 10
ertY among enamigrants."
While he is thus trying to humbug
the Germans, he tells the Know-Noth-
ings that he is in favor of a great extern
sion of the period of naturalization. A
city Know-N Nothing thus writes to US on
the subject:
"Dr. Owen, of Cincinnati, a Freesoil-
er aud a Chase man, says that; in a con-
yersation be had with Mr.. S. p. Chase,
he stated to him that he was in favor
of altering the naturaiiz zion laacs to
ten, t~aoelves or fifteen gears; that he was
opposed to any more foreign military
companies and that the K. N. platform
at CLEVELAND suited him, with n or
two minor exceptions"
Reader, is not CHAsE an extremely
honest politician?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-09-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS!


The following appointments for Democratic
meetings have been made by the Central Com
mittees at which the speakers named viii posi-
lively be present:
AT Leplieis School House, in the Shambaugh
settlement, Green Township, Tuesday evening,
October I'd 1s55lG. W Hill and John Dough-
erty-
At Green Township Town House., Wednes-
day evening, October Sd, 1e55-G. ", Hill and
John Dougherty.
AT LoudonviIles Saturday evening, Septem-
Der 29h, 1855. CIV Hilland John Dougherty.
Jeromeville, Friday evening. September %.
le551P.J- Kenny and G. w Hill.
At Wvkoff's School House, Fellowship
Monday evening, Oct. 9Th, le55@e- W,
Bushnell andJohn d. Jones'.
Troy. Monday evening Oct. Ist, 1850.
W Bushnell and S. Sampsel.
Sullivan, Friday evening, Oct. 5th,eT.J
Kenny and John Dougherty-
Orange Saturday evening, Oct. 9Th, 1855
John Dougherty and B. w. Kellogg,
At Cnmpben's Shoot House, in the Rissel
settlement, In Eermillion Township, Tuesday
evening, Oct 9Th, 1855, d. S. Sampsel and
J. s. Fulton.
By order of the CentrdLC Committee.