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FOREST.

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NETWORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER II, lo3

Democrat. and Whiss Will fnd ev-p facility for
m.kts hair election sure" BY ealing At the Metropolitan
Steam Printing Estsbli.hnep,, Tribune Buildings
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Gmnsemfuts.

CADENY of MUSIC, nthst-
"A IHIRTEENTH NIGHT or THE OPERA SEASON
At the request Of many tssroO Of again As'Fns p'ss
fsysie Opera,
LINDA DI CHAMOUN1X,
II will be repesisd for the LAST TINS, -
On MONDAY EVENING, Oct. %,
NTH M.osme DE LA GRANGE, Mdle DORMY.
sgnori BRIGsOLi kOvEeE and GAsPARONl,
Ard Siuor MOREl Ii in his effective roe Of Astsso-
usysns sdni be TIE fnsst effort Of dramatic nHshs
ever seen the lyme stage rx
Npscsl Director Conductor. MAX AAAErZEh
Door spes at II; Opera com menoss 81 r. NJ
Reserved Be obtained 81 the principal once corner
Broadway and l4b.t DANsKIN'S Agency. JoLLiES
Music Store No. 5l9 Broadwsyj and at HALL SONS
Pisao forte and usie Store Ne. $50 Broadway.
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G Xix s.! 81 L K s! -
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EEwYoRK,
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W. ,hsl have Re.dy on Monday Nov S.
NElIOIRS IF THE LIFE AND REIGN OF

We .han have Re,dy on N1ndsy Nov -,
MEMOIRS De THE LIFE AND REIGN Ot
NI CATBFRINE II EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. VITA HER
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srm in which hc m,y be found UadeF these
~ suher OF dis worn supposed that useful hs rsmsued
nnGsd in be historical ersture OF the day which mil ht DO
sppropiised to advantage. 49,,
THE BEAUTIFUL GATE aud orHEs TALEs-A eolec,
on OF Juvenile Stories comprising story Of me S'e'
weed Little Alc.s Prayur" The Town Pump tene Sra
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A General Meeting Of Political Candidates is held
Dali, in the spacious Room Of the Metropolitan stsan
Printing Estsblbhment Trbons Building. Although the nun
Der in attendance swsys large such the 'sm pursued
b, the Pre.eps Oe that The perfect order svsys
eb,eusd each il allowed 70 give bis views and noEe
are p.vsnted from sing their orders for PRINTING
lrs. a. beaty may prompt Meetings daily Entrance No
Spruce
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Guefial Noiifes.

Look Ont for No. The Par ocular Place for POLiIl-
CAL Pr MING Is at No. Spuestt, Tribune Buildings
This .nabl,hment IL the Favor te with all Fortunate Point.
clans AID dons every possb to elect the candidates
who orc the largest suanuy Political Ammunition Loob
ut fer No by leaving your orders at No. Spruce ct
Observs-we have connection with suy other ohi;e.
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IMPORTANT LAW BOOKS

NPORTANT LAW BOOKS
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Columbia COlIege.-Annu.l Mettipg ana FestVsI
Of The Aunt -qhe ANIMAL ADDRESS wil B. deiysted
:. Hos1 Cb,pel ob WEDNESDAY Oct at n o'clock IN.
by Prof HsNRY JAMES ANDEf'0N, on . TIE College
unit ma Mater ct alumni and The Poem entitled Che
age Of Prose- BY WEIR ROOSEVELT Esl I6e re %.
Of The College and Of ersure invited TO stsnd without
furibe notice. o., -,
Bu,ines. seeting the Alumri ats NJ al which he An
Dua Re- ports wi. be pre.ented aud the Election held
IT, appps Fe,tivs will follow the .d0ress AZ PetteTs
saloon ate Uuon Club House Tickets for which can be had
Of The underngned.
By order Of III. Committee Of Arrangements,
ABRAM S. HEWlTt, Chairman.
W l. Royp Secretary No II Burling slip.
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BEAUTIFUL MAGAZINE FOR CHILDREN
Mes.r, DIXk EDWARDS take occasion to announce TIM
with the beginning CT the year the weEfno~n magazine
for Boys and Girls,
THE SCHO l. + f l. l. Q w,
viii pass into her hands Il sher Intention to make II exce
,uv publication for children Issued In this county or else
where and they viii employ for this purpose all ne resources
VIII Oh their position propetor Of PUrNAms MoNFdLf
with the mot popu authors put taeG oom
maid They gill combine, In the ensrsvinsi and leter
pre,s Of the sCHooLEELLow the utmost possible ee'nsy
variety interest. ana substantial Instruction. with an eevsed
moral tone spirit In short VIII be their pa
po.e to render THE SCHoOLFELLow welcome vi''''r
and valued FREUD among the children Of every family
TaE sCHooLFELLoW
will con nus 10 he published ct 81 year raysben always IN
sdy.ce Either Puruau's Monthly Household Words vii
be sent with the Sehoolfelow TO address for % o OF 81
three of Magazines for s5 so Esch nuinoer VIII 0'n
t.io As PAGES Instead OF s., 81 heretofore. -
great chance will be made in the character OF the snsv
inR which will be those OF the most popu G usr
ted publications Tee number for January wl be i'saed early
In December Specimens will be gratis % a. who Apply
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ADEMY of NJ U / =.
"A MDLLE. RACHEL

WILL GIVE SIX FAREWELL NIGHTS,
On her relurp from Bostop and ,of 70 her 1ure Tor
the South on TUESDAY, 6th THURSDAY, Ssh SATuk-
DAY loth; MONDAY, lAhI y EDNESOAY, l4h, sod FIJI
DAY 18th November; hen wi be tepes,ed the following
fsyoI,e pieces sres witnessed crowded sudiences An
&c o." 'AdrieI Lecouveu Joan Of Are, and WI Dc
nre,ept.d for the first time Tsrufe In i've
Acts by Madame q. Giradin Ndlle de Belle Ise" dram,
In Eve aeu BY Al Dumsi "Vrsnis tragedy IN n'e &C" J
LsouI ST Ybars-
PRICES OF ADMISSION - -.
Balcony Seas fret Of 70
b COW Seas second Of boIes.....
PsrQusr,e AND Paquse Circle.
S.cord Circle and Promenade Tickets. "
ptions will be received for al the ~ nsn 20 s9e
,N.r TUESDAY Oct ~ up town, At NANDEhs AS
npsc sto,e No sSl Broadv Cpi rsquue and down
Tow on .ne after WEDNESDAY Oct. IN the Otice Of
Ra.i from 10 70 s. Tbs sale Of tickets 70 commence on
SATURDAY keIt-
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DCTNAM's Observation-Disclosures
n 40

DCTNAM's NOVEMBER
Il CONTENTS OF 40 XXXY.
TIE United states CeAst Srrvey.
Eoyemoer
B.nite Cereno (eontinued.)
TIE Manners
Henry Heipe-A letter { friend IN PUk.p'sse.
The vugaia Springs IN u chapters.
The sense Of Sight N Brss
Fail
Notes 10 Syria
Lie .rpors the Mormons, ,eou.iaEed.l
Lvr in the Country.
the London P0st-OtIee.
Chsrtnlon.
A Ni.ht Never 10 BE forgotten
About Trees.
The Attorneys Revenge
TIE uss AID Abuse OF htymulsnta
Editorial Notes
/. American L.sr.rure and Reprints
European Literalure-Ensand, France, germany
nrsma-
4 Music
TIlMs:- SIS year or Is uumber-Punans Montoiy
Household Words sS-PutnAIns Monthly, or household
Words sh The Schoolfeov ~ sdde - 81 or al tHree
Of the Magazines IS So
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.v,, .,s County RepubIIcnn Nomina IONS.

sy,y md Counfy Republican Nomina IONS
r-,sSSuSr - .AZARIAH ELLA So
go .............. ANTHONY J. BLEECKEh.
S1.S, cl,,E as LEFFlNGWELL.
~'S (DR. ALAN5ON 5. JONES,
DR. JOHN IVES,
ssroHes.,..''''''.'''''''l CHAS. BRUENlEG HAUSEN,
CHARLES Kissing.
s..1>f 0or y,,teuey economically DEWEY
60, Of ReDaiy, and Supplies. FAC : l.. DODGE.
90 J,so,et,v ................D John GRlSCON.
49,, ,o (,c-,,y1iion ...,....WM CURTIS MOVES.
go, Of aim. Uog.e. .......ROE LOCKWOOD
I.,,s1 81 f,,,,y,c Co.yt ......ED YARD 90 NLES.
(MORRAY HOFFMAN
Jsstees 81 Stpe't" C0W''' ILEWIs Is WOODR0 FF
I.io, of Common CAM BRIDGE LiVI NGsrON.
E~s,eaf No,;,, Can't. ......CHARLE3 l. BIRDSALL.
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fine arIe.
Horses, Carriages, &f.

MATCHED HORSES.-Three uDcOmmoniy fibe
wi p,s Of Nsw.YoTk Horses can be sesn At srELLCS
Hotel New Brunswick, n. j. Pair No are IS hands high,
bay and su'pased In style estion ms fosdss,
ard gentene.s price O No ere ia hshds bay very
stybb pony built price $50 No 8, pair OF hse bay MSss
Is hands, price $3.50 Also, three good single Horses Tor tho
road.
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NIB % G A r ID Z y
~ BENEFIT Of M ". A MOORE, Stage Manager.

NIBL Los G RD Z n -
n BENEFIT Of NJ. W. A MOORE, Stag. Manager.
MONDAY EvENlNG oetoeeI -
Who have one spd s.. volunteered their uas ,eTyiees ne
Is able to present Of the attractive entertainments
ever offered 70 the Nswiok Psbis;
Miss LOUISA PYNR
m.prx NJ, Ho.,c..rr. Nj w. h Ma. Mss.sr1r
MILE FLOR. LIHNAS, NJ. P.uL BRiLLiLSr, Mr.. HoLsAb
Nj. RUSSELL Ms. AnLEs, M fLo.EscL
M W e sIs ' b: NJ BraToS -5o Sas ..s
yv.un eeIed his had ssTyisss
Tb. performance. vii be attended BY tAe GENERAL
STAFF .so oaecr. Of tie Fist Bllssde Of Ne N-YoRk
STATE MILITIA. under he eseSIt Of the CsmpnJ OF
WASHINGTON CONrINESTALS, CsPtsin DARkow.
Programme ESTERIARMEETs:
Tie srs and ,eon1 BIs.cs's e.le Opera CT
RIP VAN WiNKLE
Ahee...................... Nisi L1Gl.s PySs
Edward. .............................h M W haTsoa
Dam. S.a wibile Nj PyOe FredensI. NJ rnes'ts
IBtleeEe,isn ana Dspss By hle Flora Lehman Ard tie
Latte 81 the Ballet
Pas syrieu........ Mme. MarIs,- .nd Peal Brilisp.-
The popular FA'e. Of ,osv ,o~,r,
THE MOST USFoRIUysIE Man - TBE E3kLo
Guy GOsdl1ek...... ................-...Mr BUhION
A, Or.In.l F., p>rsor NED ,, him over SO Iilas.
CdAMPA3NE GALLOP
relsn to al part. eth. 20 eer c'sss'r, Seen
n, oftce osen dsii,, Auu SAM :o4PM k- sssarirg
orcbestls seAts AID Pr7sfs BoIr' oLly.
yVALLACKs THEATER. - BoIe, aad Paf-
w q-s; - oents Family CIe- :: esltsi Gals 81 IN,
rsts s'xes s7.-rtlIs EvRSIS6 III = presented
- TRr NAN OF MANY FRIENDS,
Peter Pepr,ss...h W.eo. Sam sh-yGsher NJ @ Ho..nd
H., BssI,t Mr., B:oush.n Ms Ns.isy Mis- K s.I0H
LOAN OF 4 LOVER
Peter sPyk,..M,. g Hslsnd gsT'!sss ms u asss8h
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TWO HARMING NOYELS.-
THE ELDsR SISTER;
By Marian JsmeG
ETHEL;
Ga, TIVE DOCELE ERRoR:


B, the Author
IsblisLed In uaiforrn volumes. Price IS eeEis each
From The Sew.York Daily Tirea
Marian james. whose Two IOyes Ethel or the Double
RIro- The Eleer Siren have been Just repubhsd here
by Bunee Brother Of the delightful Of living
fetiCn She scarcely passed the age Of ~enyon
k.s very hsrGsoe lace AID pe person and whites WIZ er
as,te expression wonzny feeling and great dele.ey OF
rtnent Beth her soiies e1hi, these ehArsctestes be-
II. Elser StsT shows NAKED Improvement IN Their De-
,slorutnt AID II charming domestic romance, a-av'
natural never oyssained ard a of psrs0nsl interest The
hsrcre 10 - fre iesiicn nodsr Eciior h.s produced
BUSCEk BROTHER Pub .hers No. ID Nasssu e. ". 7.
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The North-W estern Settlement Company WI bold
public Meeting Oh MONDAY EVENING, Ocl- p at
UNION BUILDING, No. 1853 B0wery.
The object ogapEstion and facilitate
10 the est and enable It's bers
be farnal lands esther IN ...,
ION A WISCONSIN or MINNESOTA,
AT the Govenu price 81 Is and at the same time
ssue for their the enhanced Of the land
which The OF large numbers Ia Locality sure
10 siyt the social ting fr0m such ss'
eston Persons wishing emisrse West will secure imPot'
tant facilities BY connecting themselves with this enterprise
and n. p dese 10 procure land In the West for present or
future In prove cent would do well scQusint themselves
nh the u particulars which may ootaioed eher oy an
sttt ndance meeting application al the oee OF the
Company, No. lis Nassau IT. - - -,
THOMAS EDGtRLY. Secretary.
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fair at the Crystal palate.

CMITH's" celebrated "SELF-ADJUSTING
- STOCKS" enc CRAvATS vi be GOD ~ thirty days
great saI fee in order TO c bee out Fall rosf see SAN
Ms. A. he Crysal PsIsce 2. sMIrd Manuf.c1ufeI,
No 50 Deyst up-stain
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IrndscapesSchool.-
A e Pupils,
professional or viii
be received ct the Sind, Of
f. ADDISON RICHARDS,
New.Yo1k University.
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Hard self and Half. shells sh,l be accommodated on
he moo, favorable terms witt 81 tinds ofFLEC ZION PRINT
ING b, BAKERk GOODWIN, Tribune Baheinss.0
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NEW MUSIC.--The PRIZE-BABY PJLKA
with beautiful likeness OF Master scott, on the mo
10 now ready snd for sale a. all Music Stores.
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rHE NEW-YURB TRIBUNE.

hh.1 on TIE departure Of each all steamer for Liver
40 R5 per snHUro, postage "e'sSea- h"ss O"P'' "
Cess
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4 MBROTYPES.-The public who want this
n new and beautiful Style Of impsrishase p;tue, zee
Crystal Palace Exhbion must call At NO 81, bosawy o'
thew are made ory Gallery her Artist advertise Am
boiyYes decepon they dare not hermstieay sea-
their pictures make them permaben nor stamp ne psen
This should the pubic that s others are %
itsfiona " W. ~ iOnhiSoO'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
PsaImcdV,

An interesting anecdote on this sub
jcct is reported of the Queen of England,
on the occasion of her first sojourn at Bal
moral, her Highland home. When the
Sabbath arrived, she, together with the
Prince and the young members of the
Royal family, walked to the little parish
church of Crathie, an humble structure in
which the pcasantry and farmers of The
district were accustomed to worship God.
1t was the frs; time that Royalty had ever
been seen in that secluded region, and
speculation was rife in conjectures as to
how the simple rustics would comport
themselves in the presence Of Queen.
Silently, and with the reverence and de-
corum Of people that understood how to
render honor to those on earth to whom
honor was due, and yet who felt they
were assembled for the worship of the
King of kings, they awaited her approach,
and, with great decorum, allowed her to
have precedence in entering the humble
sane tuary. The building was soon filed
in every part, and the Queen having been
assigned pew in the gallery fronting the
pulpit, had a good opportunity of witness
ing the behavior Of the whole congrega-
ton. The minister appeared the psalm
of praise was read he took his scat, and
the voice of thanksgiving was heard on all
hands. The Queen in sudden excitement
looked around her for a moment, and
leaning forward she burst into tears. 1t
was the first time in all her life that she
had seen a ,cholc congregation united IN
praising God, and the emotion produced
by the scene quite overcame her. She
had listened to the majestic swell of the
organ, as it rolled along the frosted roof
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
Report Eytraordinary.

GEoRcIW. .BowM,N was appointed Adjutant
General OF Pennsylvania, by Gov. Bigler, "for
the unexpired te-m'-so the record al Harris
burg says-of Mr.. Keenan,. (Salarv, 5000
per annum) Upon the expiration of KE,sAN's
term, Gov.Pollock appointed THoNAs J. PowEn
10 the Office. Bowman, however, claiming that
his appointment shouH nave been for a full term
of three years, refused to yield up the keys,
papers, &c, Of the Office. BY the use Of some
slra,acem, SAMUEL d. Harms obtained en-
trance into the Arsenal at Harrisburg, and
delivered it into the possession of Adj. Gen.
Power. Many threats Of "buckShot war;
blood and thunder, enSued, but no skins were
broken, or lives lost; and PowER has the
State arms at Harrisburg, and BowwaS those
at Meadville.-TheSe interesting preimina-
ries will shed light upon the following humo-
rous1
Rcport ofMe 1Ml;iia Committee Of fMe Sen
ate, or the resolution relatire 10 certain
Disturbances nhich t0oh place recently at
he State ArsenaI IN Huristmy.
Mr.. TAGGADT, on the part Of the Com
mittec on the Militia, TO whom was referred
the subjoiued resolution
"Resoicsi That the Adjuiani General be and
he is hereby requested 10 communicate 10 the
Senate, as soon as the convenience Of the
public service will permit, the causes OF the
recent disturbances Il, the State Arsenal IN
Harrisburg, together with full statement Of
the occurrences consent herewith, and what
action, if any, is required for the purpose of
repressing domestic insurrection, preserving
the public peace, and maintaining an efficient
and satisfactory administration of the affairs
Of his department, aud whether the police Of
the Borough OF Harrisburg has been called on
TO interfere with the discharge of the duties
Of an officer Of the Commonwealth report
as follows:
We have viewed the ground carefully,
and examined great number ofwitnesscs,
but as yet, have no downright evidence Of
actual bloodshcd. 1t is true queer sounds
have been heard, and strange lights seen
cleaning from garret window, at unsea-
sonablc hours, but nothing has occurred
to create that intense alarm, which, for
many weeks, has agitated tho people of
this Commonwealth. 1t is also true, that
atall, powerful, military looking individu-
al, With brilliant arpendage to his neither /,