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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-05

The Ladies

xKYANTED. by Physician, young gentleman o
w good moral habits, medical Student. For par
ticulars address box so, Ottawa. Ill. jun,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
A DueIIing Lesson.

Two young surgeons Of Paris once had
dispute, on some trivial affair. which re.
suited in q challenge. and subsequent ar,
rsngements for duel. They reached
the ground early in the morning, with
their seconds and pistols. and found 40
old woman there who held youth By The
hand.
Why. are you here r. asked cue ol
the combattants, turning toward the old
woman. :" heard last night from old
Pierce. the bostman. that he had enga.
ged to briug over two young gentlemen
his morning, and felt surs that il Was
TO be duel" answered the female.
Z" And are you fond Of such sights. my
good woman p
"No." was quickly returned ''bul on
the contrary. dislike them. Yet mean
10 come and see this one. His father. my
sSn, and only child. fell in duel. Young
LaIein is ho. and impetuous. aud have
feared he might have as some time fallen
into Le came errorif he was not warned.
So baVe brough. him out here that he
might SEE one friend shoot another hoping
Ihas the scene will sffectually cure him
OF all desireto maintain bis honor at such
fearful expentes. You may 60 on, | will
not trouble yout''
The two gszed frst upon the woman
and her fair haired grand child, and then
upon each other. They blushed and then
smiled.
" Shall We give her the lesson ?" said.
one.
mo! we'll give her abetter one. J" am
swered the other. And they shook hands
and went back to the city.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
The Corporal.

It is said that during the American Re.
SOluIion. an officer not habited in the mi.
li'ary costume. was passing By where q
small company Of soldiers werv at work
making repairs on a redoubs. The com.
rnAnder OF the little squad was giving or
ders to those who were under him, rela>
hsive TO a stick Of timber which they were
sNpdeavOr;ng to raise to the top Of the
sorks. The timber went up hard, and on
Recount Of this the voice OF d. little prent
MAN was often heard in his ocular yoei.
Sefa}iohs q heave away theH she qoes
The officer before spoken n ..o,
his morse when he arrived At ii. ~.
md seeing the timber scarceIv rO' p'aGe'
d the commander why he diI ask
ol. ! and render little aid - SOs 'AKe
ppi :"lea 10 oe somewhat astoni.bed~' and and
Irn ing, the officer with the su,bo';, a' Ana ~
j Il mPerOr, said 81
"9 Sir. am q corporal" eh
n You are not. though. are Won p. IA
0thcer. l vas not aware Of II ,. |
ny off his hat and bowiug ,";a ""T aI
your pardon. Mr.. Corporei :"
pon this. he dismoun.ed from l..
steed. hung the bride over a no", e.s
= fled till The sweat stood in po.s:
= upon his forehead. When tbs 49, ny.
d, sS elevated 70 its proper ,t,,;a
g 70 the man clothed In brief sp.Sn a
- Q. said: '"O'
T.. Corporal Commander. vh.n ,o..
mother such ajob. and hays no, ~ gSa
J 90. send for your Coumandsr.iol
:. and will come aud help you a - .
Hs % corporal was Ghundsrstrusl-.for .
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
seene q acanp aIesllnk.

The last night OF the nesting bad afrl.
Ted. the sermon was over. and the altaE
filed with penitent souls, humbly kneel.
ing seeking for the salyation Of the Lord
Some two hundred persons were within
the railing intensely engaged pleading
with God for an outpoaring OF bis,
Spirit, while without the railing Of the
altar. Yet within The circle Of the tents,
SONS tiiree or tour hundred individuals
seated or standing. were gaEing With in'
tense interest upon the mighty wrestling
! going ON in the place Of prayer. Sudden
Id; rushing noise vas heard. when burse.
ing through vacated tenteane tao Wild
snd furious horses frightened by lhe glare
LOT the lights and the sound oi he shouts
LOT praise and cries Tor mercy. that walled
lout, upon the otherwise Stiffness OF the
night they utterly iisregardcd ell efforts
TO arrest their progress, bot back and
forth. over the seats and among the crowd
they galloped furioisly onward. spreading
J dismay and terror al around cries foi
help and shrieks Of frighted women went
up from all parts Of the enclosure excep'
! the altar where the intensity Of the seekei
Il auu tnB IHDUrEr HB Inem unlfed cFies foi
mercy assembled together to heaven. bad
. forbid disturbance from the confusior
/. without. To this place the terror ssrickei
animals next bent their way. all along tbs
: others EaesTssSP Pti SPr9ssrs.e SS upon the earth
Y are crowded 70 perfect jam anothe
moment aud the horses are ON them. the,
= will be troddsn to death. In the fury o
, their rage, already have they reached ID,
l. corner Of the temporary pulpit horro
:, is depicted on every face. when preach
81 er standing within the desk reached GU
~ his hand AMI caught the foremost animn
10 by the bead. and his rage Was over. A
e. gentle as lamb. the horses stood uus
d. bridled and led away. The scene is en-
dsd, no one is injured. the people repa
to their seats. the prayer meeting remair
= undisturbed. aud scores OF souls are COZ
1' verted to God. Sure God was their pr
'e tector.- From tie Pins6argh Christ .ia IL
e Vocats.
"a Exactly so, but v ho cent the 6Orses
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

SlEEP.-There is no fset tnoFs elosysy
established 10 the physiology u lDan thAs
this. thst the brain exPends its ensfgss
and ITSELF during the hVurs 81 pAhslIl.
ness. aud that these are HeoubeFsted du.
ring sleep IL The EecupeSaiiv1 d0tS NOS
eqdal The rxpendi. uteS, tbv btsin eithers
this is insanity. Thus il iA. that in ssfIJ
English history peIsOns sh.b we're cOn.
dsmned 70 death. By being prsStptsd
from sleeping. always died Iagiag mas.
ises thus it i slso IhsI lhirse y 30 are
starved 10 death bseome i0sabs thsr
brain is NOS nOuTished and they nsnn,a
sleep. The praesieal infsFenoss ere Gllseek
!. Those who tbink m.ast, ghO do nlost
btalns work, require most deep.
2. Thai tins q sayed' from recessssys
seep il infailibIy destructive tomf6d body
aud estate.
3. Size yonrsrH. yops shildEsp. your
servant, give al ebp are npdsr yoa ths
fnilssg an, unt % slssp they viii fskr. By
compelling them - 70 % bed - some
IsguisT early hoHr. and % Fiss "a tls
morning she moment they 0n K az fi.so, : I.
sslpss and within fort6igbt nature. sish /.
almost the TsgulAFiis.6f ths rising san.g
via nnlposs tbs bgfds Of slsep. lie mo.
msnt enough fer1se has beei sscur~d az
the tsansf 81 " ysie %. I5.stsatl,-st,,
safe and sulf dentrnie and = to tl,e 4 /. 81
iion Aoas r4eA slele ang5o = ts7aiss.. esel.
muss beA rule tof himself gfsst ~ zsasss
viii Ter failto vriteiE IL de q S ~
on Y the FegulA.ions Just givsn .55g,-
- lef Hsalil.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
I. ttFrom the Louisville .Ioura II 3
HhoU'LT MISS ME EyEI aDRE.

I. ~.
aCu %o.. ~ mtS' me fairer forms thar snus, q
May on thy pathway beam, 6'}
ana eyes!of haughtier light in thine ~!
WIN toVes own softness CLEAN, ls.
6qs sVerItFom their happier rays, It4aaI .
thy spirit's glance will fee ~H
7eeN 70 the one sad. earnest gaze, ..,
30 hlled with love for thee.
'Thou'lt miss me; tones more mtore silver, IL 4.s.
~ Than lineer on my tongue, TT
on brighter, rosier lips may cheer d.
where Tyre andiute are strung. l. .r
but still the unforgotton lays ~ D..
Low murmured in thine car. ID l..
my smile their every need of prais1. f.a,.r
! ABOVE them all thou'lt hear. -, .a..r.l
S rbonn. n;,s ,,,;,.s: N .ala - ~
; pui' !. miss me ! smiles ofsunnier sheen. .,8
rom fairer features thrown.
shine upon thine altered misn &'"'
3~as never mine hath sflone. ~ ~
set still the one fRmiIiar sri,i1. s>sss
That welcomed thee of bId -~2'<s = ,ilti.
ts place, etheirevery As.se, aaas& 81
Withiathy heart shall sd. q -a<Ss
.3G sc y tttse-'Sf
'heu'lt miss ma slees efy6Tss. y Al. gay crowd
thon'lt tptly AteP Ana beatipe proud, Ss;s,,5
[ Va SSAEt-oAatNE1a hf
RptHtiil whom oUheFs lips my name '''''
Shalt whisper whero thrusrt found,
Thy check, beitin praise or blame,
Shall crimson At its sound.
Thou t mis- me from night's solemn hAns,
4 When holy stan look down; ~'
I ThouTt seekin pleasures cup in vain, ~ ."
All thoughts of me to drown, 5,-r.
E"Estill each blessed orb and bright, d, . ..
! On which I've gazed with thee, -...,.
Shall bring the tear drops to tny sight, ..
! Thy bosom thoughts Of me.
Thou'4t miss me ; on thine aching breast, .
Whe'.ce p easant thoughts shall fly,
Though other fai' or head may rest
Where mine above should lie, n
None other out thy soul can chase
The thoughts ofwhat have been: .-
This wasted form and faded face,
Would steal your souls between. ..-
Thou'lt miss me but why waste in words
The burning thoughts that sweep
somournfully my being's chords
Forget them-let mo weep, ..'
That though foreverin each heart
The dream of lovc is DER.
On earth or sea-where'r thou art,
Thoult miss me evermere. '..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

~ The following ssd reflection on..
sa ~ q postiSaI loafsr Sh6 haA h.. H..
ggsn gsatlsnany I'VE tti6k eet,id m (.
Il tlstely aDd heslid0ly an6tsd SS1 II -. ~
: y ssetf oWh sasss hyaiT Wig fffssds
~ -'s embraced thes sSn0thinsisS.ns : '''' :
"ysa thiet. n sfyafs, y q
hha fsi hs-s 8 Sss
sg,as' g,s sibfev'd hgssil ss.sy
i'bgtt tpaisiae' s,bs,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
General TodtIeben.s FAthor.ip.Lau


A letter from Moscos. published in lhs
the pretty story about Toitleb+n's 3 wife
aud father in Law. The latter, a rich msr,
chant Of the name Of Hani. did NOT mach
like his dsus shier's marriage with tI.s
youog cadet Of engineers. During the
siege OF Sebastoptl. however, thick and
fasE came the tdings which bIotted on,
the lieutenant. the captain. the colonel.
and gave Hanf q general for son.fn.
Law. Daughter. love Todtlebsn Tor
your sake" says the Eorthy merchant.
Suddenly Hanf himself was crestsd a
baron by Nicholas. in consideration Of the
son.in.law's services. The. new noble
forth with had an inscription attached 70
the front Of bis dwelling. from which be
removed his business. (iI had iIl thsn
been carried on there j the inscription
ran thus !" HouSe Of The Baron Hanl. %
One day two officers called as Todtlebsnss
and asked {" Was Madame Is home 60
entering before the maid-seFvant knsW
what to reply. The wife happened 70 BE-
cunning down stairs at the moment tie
officers bosed low. and one o them said
- Excuse our visit Il Is 70 beg yoa q
,sll your husband that |. the Grand Duke.
Constantine. and my bF0theE, here, the
Grand Duke Nicholas. could not lsAss ths
capital si,hoat Offering our respects a.
congratulations 70 his WIFE" .They I'm
withdrew. Whea The la.her,in law lsAEd'
this. said he. /" Daughter. lose Ion still
bss1et for the sake ot Todtlehs. !.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

An Icr MAan4ss has jast been eornpls,
I'd at the Cuyahps ron eorks, Cleveland
Nio. which. il i aetsd. iscapable Of pre1
ling one ton III tolid efgstsl les 10 q
y A& ttiaI hf Escgnfly b4sa f's7i,
the aDots refelt while ths iaefsafl
,ate0 degrees M the apartrsa i. h
tted xtensS " msniafaeGur rinf io
Ia sln asaiat 9 S 5 pr TOD. or one
ofaes'sPs Pouad
AbaatsPss ruin' 'ops' 5''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

ED- Grace srspj'e. ch,''.'sn ~, no' e 90, !.
y to act Ike .ian 20 God. b1' IKE "oo
% <n~n.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05
rERMs.

, IN 7 - = ~
Sa15s.esisasaa5s a.SS psF y Eshes @ rhias, q
s g s t.
Nod IsleSis ~. - g 'ecetYed fo . Less pa
.,dS No q 9t1StdisGousinusd en-. Al. ~.
aid fetor, until slI arf%rssne me oP-
sSt ! u Ss,the end Of II, II ~ tslpo paper er
be Considered Ias 1Ss SsiTin@a sSl@ ;t% St
t." viii be ipse4..isl .,oo.
.y-ssa Sos or the arst fhSe iSsppS' pSI
N'' cents for each slosequesaa, sIUsa
49siop HSd Cd 'hs above ,.ts VII,
mo- Ha0 tStvsrtise BY tho ,SsT ve,r. WI o'
?ns oFfn senniedless thai, soua,. |
'n' Wy be continued sni ohsI,,sSdI ihiSI, SI
80 Ea De1 'ls inserted grasis tis' s1'O"'
81 h. III 20 insure attention lnust !
IF authors namS and noss' |.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

Yoa insy insert lhanssnS(
things q newspaper aid I
WORT of epprohation vt rn.if
tsndsrs but just lei vcni
accident os Indifference II en
lines that IL not in s''cd r,'s
will be sure ic hsaf shnul lbs
hsaftt c-ulerf.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

RR>llone aoeprises Ali The space thsE
w.,'.'.a shelld dvsifu 70 shine ip- <
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

A BeSpLE a. RiarEuRg The Bafs
on doraeslIe dsllieahIs Mrs, King. near
fElasslnn. ! "A ,, yrss ~ takeh siek. and Ire
] lhls ma ssls,.a y 0ppaFlunis, TO sione
on sAlaS - ss safsant rifl nans a a ~
sSsS AtisAiss Albany Miss Martin
pang iasn named csrnsli
eeg money. King deiog
A.--s.-. ..-... -. ~
,se dry goods -
NJ
-X,.s,'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

With y y. air, and deee not Tewa
offence ~ very serious. " Nv,
he eohtinnsd 10 q sehaning tone,
= fns 81 uns dollar agalasl Ihis
man, and discharge him on pay
cost"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-05

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

DuTpr,uvr flss ABBOTT y o'clvk on sundsy eve
ninp . ere broke oct IN stable owned By eastman
Smorson Ia bccrum street bt.weea Patton sverue and
livingston street. from vhch III. nsmsa extended 70 an
adjoining livery stable an all frsue dwelling house aud
oGce all owned by nr. sdmoason and M. Jstu rfsdsAe
The flames then spread 10 Ten ru spy aud large
building In the Military Garden ocoavsoesiy occucted q
ball room, and latterly urtd ny the Central Fillmore
Ctmu1iiee ~ their besd4cSters. Tes whole burned
down. The property was owned by Mr.. John schenck,
In the occupancy q Mf Dsniei Port The Total ioss
amounts 70 abost - oo Insurance on any Of tho pro-
prriy me CITY Hotel ara sdcian- oshdtngs, ing an
ame wire saved nom DEF ruction by the Grcrneo.
The house Of Mrs. Jarvis. IN Bcerum strcst some
what Injured. II rot xnc IN how the IRE originated
sgux Brow.-A man named Edward Kute residing
in Washington avenue wyckon street, sssasltsd
ncr The sov,h terry 7hrr~dsy night and struck
upon The neck wth suoh force 10 put cut Of jont
An attempt viii be made his morning 70 place N posi-
tioa In his present ccnoit,on the man cannot log
survive He vas taken ~ his residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILsoAD.-FRoM NAY 10 1854
III the Trans w leave csanoer stree: ss..oa foIws
s.s Z T. ,ns sss ics ' az
'ys x, ssy az; M f. saass
9s sIs P:st csss ssS fr;si fs'
.,ree,s Train. for New York leave Troy ss aaa
lis A. and ri 40 TN ssrf oi sapsaSsaa s a.
Nrlw YORK AND HARLEM RtIpRoAn.-FAas RI
~ dreed; only q 80 from New YORK y Ab.nr. tss %
cars. eonssctins Win ills 4. \. osaSsi And soSsra
80 4. ~, NAL train. stopping wulIamssrdge AID al
s@r NJ cypress, connecting with se Central Railroad.
Re,urnirs. leaves Albany
snA. u, esrrs. without change ofcsra
ser. NJ express Tor Se- yorh
invite n on sass IS. o. ps,sure 70 ,.ss y.
snsnrpss.ea The hs.ny sns ss nov ass 10 WI
nn,ro az Do enainoer rendering The safes, road IN ID.
ess Ias & osnes :.d sscsssd cs.
and Twenty ar'h streets New fcys .,-,..s.,,
NEW YORK AND ERIE nArRoAD.--oS AND Az
passenger trains Win leave pier foot Of Duane street Is 10
buffalo express. asl. n FIR Bufaio
psr isr,eis e. 5 a. M "a pu1 sa,. A..
ate stations Passenger. by Oils VIII remain over asb
Il oswsso, and proceed nc n;Is Tsrn,ns
scs1 4. n,ssss, s s y. rom fSc o.
wsy P..saserss ? 1T Ss-ssTs and Esais'swn
and intermciiste staisoDa
f%srst SSf.h o. punsirs sas Boa.is' md interim,
dste ttSiiors.
The above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
These express trains connec, Einra With the Elrra Ca
nsndsirua ard Niagara FANS Ra1rcad Tor Niagara fas
Rpv.amton and Blrgha Railroad r.
syracusc AZ Corning with Bvflo rutng aud New yoTt
s.ss ssi wsSs,a ss,roas s.Iso3 !. gs,o .nS Dun
d. q. McCALLUa. General supt
DTGULAR MORNING BOAT-THE STEAMER NEW
IL CIIrToE leaves fora the foot Of jay North river
every morning nj o'clock uDdays excepted for yonkeYa
Hastings Dobbs cry, Irviton, Tarryown Sing Sing NJ.
sek and HAvers'raw. returning the same day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

The Republican assembly Conventions Of Kings county
met Saturday, and made the following noninauons
Seccnd DSrid-E Edward ". F1ske 81 the THIRD wArd.
7hs.d Dfstrfcf-A. q Willard, Of the Eleventh ward.
The Sixth ward republicans have nominated John r.
Allison for Assessor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

q mn ANN sEGARs, % THE VARIOUS SIZES
Z.UUU.UUV and qualities at much below their
k.tvalus Also 100 boYes family soap rs per cent les
manufacturers price Cash advanced Of
All kinds. o. CHEEKS, ~ Broadway.
:. .shr.-- ~ ,oee on THE VARIOUS QUALITIES AND
> rafpns can be had By cash purchasers sso
oxe Ter family soap ~ &C per 70 Cash aivAnc ~
" ssea,ssf iIayua domestic or German man fac ne
;. CliArKS, u Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

BfITlsH NAVAL FLEyr AT HALrfax--Ths Pail
faN thortcte says = The force ~ rreut urfer
nand ri Rear Admiral Fanshawe Is numerically ssaf
than any other eft gle command in ths service An Nrd
tcftsaesn station nat excepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

Supreme Court--Geners1 Term.
CT. u-Thom1 sayrine vs. Jona Marsden.--. fysui
opened on terms
titled 10 ccss.
Georse 6. pusckorbcs vs. Huldas csegosy-vsg trial
granted, ana Judgment hsret1lofe ent.-ei vacat m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

Santos A. Carr, We execrt~ ~ ayni~roy tss
~ A. gps' fof TIE mrgdtr 81 Ton Jna1 3sdst5s IA
ofez
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

n I'm .yAL-Nrss sEAPRrNG. 1UE CsrtBR. &C.,
II :, rra medium has removed Cfon T 4.asf,Vav
n iS's trssd street, near Broadway Hours icA . II
y. ~. a'ufday evenings excepted,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

ToinE VOTERS OF TIE EIGHTH WARn -GEy.
Nalhri@ge ON the stamp Zen. HfR sM WALsRfD6E,
the regular democratic candidate Congress Ia the third
csei VIII address hs fellow citizens Wednesday ceen
ing ~ half O'clock the Democratic .aiauar.
ies No C. Mercer street. Brooe Spring
ard on rhursdsr evening the hour Kelly Bro
jug. Hudson street corner Of Charlton Gen wabrdge de-
stree TO meet The al this district
that fis pcal PRINCIPLES ard fully
tler, and MALICIOUS inoundea
culaed by his opponents may. nom his mouth,
futed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

GREAT FAIR or TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, AT
" The Crysal Palace Three lectures viii be given by
Rsiston date Of the Dragon Guards British AMI
and lecurer) veterinary AMI
arr IL agricultural and general relation g horses and Oh
he domestic animals 10 the south end OF The picture g
er, 1uesday wednesday and Thursday. ocober ~ y
srd Ia commencing AT ~ o'clock 7. ~ SOM tesnafa "
ze portraits and tsbleaur Of horses Illuminated "
he Drummond light viii be exhibited ..,.- 80.
WIN. y. LEeNsRN. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15

TOR SALE CHEAP-TwO PLAIN CYLINDER BOIL
ere, 80 feet long aad 80 inches in diameter good
order. Inquire Of HARRISON GILLOON 70 aud - Pike
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-15


TILE MILITARY.
ATTENTION COMPANY
TARGETS GUIDE ocIoKs,
In variety NJ
HoJkR 6RAHlM
Carved eagles spear heads and tart ets Always hand
DowDES GUARDs.-THE MEMBERS or THIS CON.
ID psny all others wishing join requested to At
tend a meeting AZ Ward Alters Hotel a. broadway tor
he purpose % elecang officers and uanActng important
JAMES NJ. TURNER, ConnandanL
JcsErH r. Sxrrn. Secretary.
ELLwOop C. CLINE Treasurer.
MILITARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TINE FOR RE
WI ceiyng military commu,aions has been extended until
and ircludirg Monday the 9th In consequence OF the
and inability receive II Communication mooey viii
Sc received Al the Receiver or Taxes oce and the hssha
Office l42 Fulton FROM A ~. 10 r. M up TO
and including Monday, tie 10Th ns;: at the Division
roYy Elm ard White 10 and including
sunday the lsh lust, nom 10 r. NJ where The Receiver
IL Taxes receipt can be obtained
1FrsKETs TO HIRE.-rIiNr AND Percussion
N muskets rifles swords, sAshes belts, pioneer suits, %
cursops Ac b. Compares out OF the city supplied. by
addressing Wk o. STAIR, - bedford street New York.
THE BUTCHER GUARDS ARE PARTICULARLY RE
Allen einesdsy ths 18th inst
business Of poraDce will be brought before the meeting
BY orcer Of the Comn,ardsnt DAVID H. MARSH
RICHARD DAVIS ORDERLY Sergeant
yvITERAN CORPS OF 1872 AN ADJOURNED MEET
ing viii be held this "Wednesday evening ~ or O'Clock
precisely, at K.cn's, Fourteenth Ward Hotel cerner o
brand and Elizabeth streets TO make arrangements for eong
70 hs Convention a, echuy icryine on the h nst Pencu
attendance. ny order. Col. IT, RAYMOND.
GWutiAs TayIoR. Adju'anf.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

A ypRrcAN Notwithstanding AND spAD.
n ing match This eyhrbnion wiz take place Bsrlen
Bridge Finh avenue. on Thursday morning 1oh o,
October lust NJ twelve O'Clock noon domains of the
at Cherries Henry Hail. deceased The grounds have been
ai o aud sked out These who wish compete for the
pr-es invited 70 ca ~ the River House. the Morris
apa hfdge and seec, the oss for themselves Dinner and
huents wi be had Al the River House AZ r. NJ BY
order az The Commipc~ Agrsculture.
JOHN K. BUNTING, Superintendent.
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SPECIAL. Nsy11Cks.
(NoLLEGE OF PHARMACY OF TUE CITY ov NEW
" lork-1he annual OF lectures will commence 90
Wednesday the 18Th inst, al clocx NJ and conuu. on
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday snd Thursday OF ca IA
week, until March ensuing For tickets apply
hEAkIh. 4s7 Broadway.
nELAwARE KANSAS LtNDs-E HooGLAyp.
ni,td states Comnlssoner suorner, Sr 9. reclmseh
X T., will leave Dundee Yates comfy ". y, ION - &C.
RaIoad) Monday next Oct -, for Kansas he well
acquainted with the Delaware lands be sold Nov IL
Fort ieayenworh, and will attend the and
lions FOR car,aA The chances fr profitable nys,:ms't
H0UGLAND, nj Dundee, tn week. Re.erenres:-R ION.
John Aekeon and II. b. Bennett, No ., wiasm srss New
York.
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TIVE AMERICAN SUPPORTERS OF COT. FREMONT
win hold mass meeting he Academy OF Music IA :
city on Friday evening, the Eth instant, al o'clock The
meeng win De addressed by Geo Law. Coy Johnston Of
Penn Speaker Banks judge Marsh Of New Jersey
A. jerks r. John Hale Chauncey scharer, Henry VII
End other em champions Of Fremont and freedom
COL Daniel Griffin viii Marsha and sugerr, snden
oil the House.