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Grsnj Councillors.

GFsrEAL PROTESTANT Episcopal SCsDu School
USIoS.-A public meeting viii be held this Tuesi.y)
evening in Trinity Chapel, Twenty--x;h street, at i
O'Clock. Addresses .!l be made by Bishop Delaney
and others on the occasion. AL members of the
Church are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

,ionis,n in tic Southern Site ~ there were IRE
let us work then for both tho North aud ,u'h
sre e1rectirg national prosperity the result Of .he
election ot j. C. Fremont.
1l,1r y J. oct - 5. II @.
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[Adyertisement.J


THE ACBIN GAS WORKS Generating Gas
osin s,w-dus' rosin OIL cotton seed esstos seUs
Can be in operation in tho
CRYSTAL PALACE,
Where they supply hundred burners
Ofices Of the Company with
Messra H. Q, HAwLBy Co. AtsIV,
No $50 Broadway, ~ 7.
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MAJOR BrroRp.-we are gretifed saays. IT, S7rr':.
If Tie SeaR. to So this distinguished champion OF
sontbern Ricbts once more among H. His health
ceediugh sq,bk. dur;-g III summer has greatly iG,
U,o,od he SIN has the Utmost confidence that 18th
cort;,r7J effort Kansss must be ours, and : hs ia
teuon 10 return 70 tho Territory early N hoYeHber
sai PISA. IA lsoos W t.. spod .et~
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BROOH YW II,E.WS.

MASS MEETING IN BRooKLrS THIS EYEHISG.-By
referring the notice in another column It VIII DC seen
that the Seventh, Ninth and Eleventh Wards meet
and form in procession at the corner Of Fulton avenue
and Oxford street and march to the City Hall Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

BORDER RUFPIAsEM.-The Fremont torchlight pro-
c,,or on Friday evening, after visiting Hr Dayton reformed
In line and with their torches. usc and cheering attracting
uh attention. they marched down Broad MARKET
and throu Washinton Academy and Hasey 10 the
re.eree Of Ann Dodd eq, whsre. sers Grenade Charles
r. Wauah made few remarks ~ behalf OF M Do6d,
= 40 had returned from meeting Il Jers-y City
DuTIa NJ Wauahs speech th- srOsest ourze committed
b.e DUNG pI>s pzn occurred Buch4neer pro
e..on beaded with banners and music and led By Towdes
from ID. Seventh WAIt marched through Cedar street ppar
erty so tee sBPes p.Ipo~e Of uaklss Ql rescRne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28
Mas Rrx Own II 1ur Tr.xrr--Yesterdey aNer.

neon the tuanei running through A.
b. train conveying materials Tor repairing tn
railroad beyond The train returning % the depot and was
gong very slow when discovered tna, !: had
body HI. head nearly -eYered y
possbie identity him n fac to nuch cs,s
Nothing ilug Identify t)sli ns pef.9
Hs thought b. about y ye.Fs. The opcy va on
yeyed the Dead HOuse By dirte Of M A IL Palmer
OF the Railroad Company and inquest vii b. ned ~
csy By the eOIoLer
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NEEJERSEY IIEMS

The Republicans of Essex County have resolved TO
hive no alliance with the Fillmore men in any Of their
local somratioDs and under circumstances to sup
rort candidates tor office unless they are openly and
upyeldpgly committed to the principles Of the Repub
lican platform, and 10 support Fremont and Dayton
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CITY ITEMS.

GErxA' orERA.-This evening Plotow's delightful
OIera Of " Aleesai 81, Stradea viii be given. when
81 ie. krcefeld ami Messrs. Gudi ana Neuied VIII
make their frst appearance.
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TAdyertisenentl
FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED PLATFORM AND

COUNTER ScALEs-Nore than hundred different modics
lions adapted every required operation weighing tor sale
BY FAIRsMKs 4 Co, No. 1879 Broadway.
Also, Agents for Ncusey's Bell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

In n,tsl. having an Office at No Gcy Building Broadway
corner at Couriar street yesterday Rrresrd hy
J. smith and OIcer kaveney Of the Lower Police Court,
charged with having forged the of Cornett Nightingale
g. the firm OF Bunting Bean Co.. for 80 pigs Of
tin valued The goods obtained on the order and
,b ped TO Albany The accused taken before Justice Os
bore and committed tho Tombs await examination IL
j. stated that complaints similar Character will prob
ably be made against him to-day
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tie Ftout ,s;h ling tie laies male Nay t ieIn bal tisr
u, rr.d rf CT uenced cenrs ard ccmuttus sztUsds
rp h IN fouffs. scene ~ uncn con 1sion 'usnd dss
IN st sto - thrown banners end torches srenehsa
t tie rssya Fruou'ers tsts used al gcaerA arlss
Cccr ned for .,uc minutes
Gem sT.ck with stone on The iorrhesf, snd -
vc.s II urrd s,,r.l knocAtt down BY tss
ss.sus and sc.us. Of Borter RI snism seldom witnessed
~ Nens4k occurred lNewasS DALI Adyrrti-eL
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advert cement
the BALsAM or WILD
A Friend in Need il the

CHERRY all who afflicted with Bronchial troubles
Asthma Its singular power these dss,s has rendered
DR. WIsrAR famous wherever pulmonary complaints
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tAdycrtisement.
EDITORS above MI. should understand PHRE-

S.LoGY for they write everybody and should understand
every faculty of mind in all ito conditions and relations
ExGIuin soIs with written descriptions, daily a. No. SS
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

ARRESTED Os THE CHARGE or RAPE.-Ofeer
Frost Court special yeeriay sfrel ~
csp'in OF csnshoai lying Of ne br'oHyn aoct'
mined Il1n bur- the charge Of committing zap
UPON the person OF grl Il ~ Oh ne ~ uA a.
baLv 70 SewYork The accused orog1a5 before zee
ID f. smith and committed jail ~ ava; I-Tnei e@41-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28
ppoprR1y Srpposgp To pE SroLry.-Capt HART

aud O.cer spcer Seventeenth Ward Police yesterday
searched house No i9 Norfolk street for slen goods and
found large Quantities which they sized such They consist
ofsk yevets silk pyh dress ks kid gloves damsk table
covers surgical rsbmen ieyelry &C. and were taken 70
the Police Court for identification by persons who have
lost articles vt the above description.
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Advertisement

T7ORTKNTTS VI INF HtAl KESIDtNI dIIu y EoSTFs
at IS per lQO-FREAoNr BUCHANAN and FnLMoRE News.
other traders find these pictures quick selling with
sood profits Depot No. 289 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

Druggists Visiting this city should examine the
stosk fScY Goops comprising every article excep. drugs
imported exciu-iy.iy tor their sales by
RlIus & NcHAKG Co. No s. Nassau ct, ~ Y.
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fAdver,isemeutl

W OMEN AND CHILDREN may nave fnrehoioglcal
examination. with charts and written descriptions Of chaIac
ter daily by Mr. FOWLER At No 3Os Broadway. Private rooms
for Gentlemen and Ladies.
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IN MORRIS CouSrY -

Know NorHINGISN DEAD IN MORRIS COUNTY -
Inc Ncr1's idre fer the meeting ~ Morn'town
o. TIE tAmorcit. houushlnSy ct forfh in fAs " y
@Pre'' Est week. did tsAe place. Large bJs
Wtrc posted throughout the DstTct Com. stockton ana
o'ier eloquent speak hsat Of ssc procured
sud aiee stage erected the Park The hour arrived bas
"tht people dc not md meeting hei" Flrusrs
WI LNyt - bGrt sdsv.s Motds people BE-
Leve lie - A candidate IN TIA, section.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPYciAL TEsx-Ocr. T.
Bef, Judxe ID

DECISION UNDER THE LIEs LAW.
Robert LeIo1 The rrua.-. Of the Y,rkyie Bsyti<.
Church-Payn~ AIT The -srn..
IsGRAHtN. r J.-lhe Judgments in these cssaB
w,Y~ .roEro1s IT, limiting the ncoyry n sum ot money
which paid bfo July, 1851; but. although In
hist r--p.c rroneous that d. not suokr the form Of
crpt AID Execution which have been used ~ the plaintiff
The fanscnpt should show tas judgment ~ be special enS
%, leo whcrT re owner defendant.
nus, pec dfrtng the ise OF the Interest o, tbs
owner 70 'le Ang tns rJtcs Of len ~ PRIV
sctec tor IN" f ~ he u1sn'n' 81 the act Of April II
lGs-. s.-.lYu Laws 7JV.
a.. T,rxys B.is: Church, NUT BE- ward and div
char IN 30 costs ~ cas without prejudice b. ths
taatF SLIM Transcript gnd ssuina eTeeHth<A
PsI.ck y Cotton. -. AT. IA1n a. Orogsn-
Notion 10 confirm rrpOr, % referee confirmed.
A-s5el a. DenrnaL George Rudd.
Order directing iAsue 10 be joined IN proceedings
sIder The Lien law
Ben lsnin T. C1rp'nte az Michael Dpody
Motion 10 strike Gu. part o: defendants answer
grated. with 10 cots. 70 abide eyeHL
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Frederick Is. beffS OF ,isr>ev tNy "a, DNn sounr-
rated bv The Know Nothnr Of tn vh District r Member a
C.ng-tss The Ae-ff niE f9rcvfsr says fhe patty hse
,id aside moScrs'e views, bose symPs 'hes s.t
would have ens,ed he support Of large bodt
'o the persons outside Know Nobirs ciccs and
% pied The Pro slavery they could have
.sl,c
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Court CALENpAR-rMs D.y.

GryyrIoR CouRr -Tris Term-Nos. 2fJ. Co.
a. :sj IA v, T0 iS3 no 28l 49, 1872 vi %, ;s6 ~
20 20 - a. nj rs ~ Ss 5c2, o1, jci 800. IS, S7.
UsIrEp srArrs DisIncr CouRr.-Nos 80, ~, S$
suiyRIx, CouRr.-Special Tenn.-lst Class.-NsA
10 So d Ci.~-Sos So loo - s. s. II. H. lol ~. ~
10 II n ~ a. III 69 III. 49, So 10 81 ie Is 100 5[
SUPREME CoURr CIRcurr-Pat Moe. 1919
,sl7 1873 Neo 5s9 2lsS, a. 1871 1851, ~ ~ 30 IN. nd
3Its xA RIO go D43. 24e9 Ca 1855 le26 ls2T s8 Ps{
u~Nos "a, va lssa a'o aA 1875 Ia, r ca, ~, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

THg Throttle steamboat Hero, running on the
Merchants Boston Line, which lately ran upon & rock
CT Nayat hss been brought TO this city, aud was yes
terday placed upon the balance dock at Hunters
Point. The tamsge to .he vessel estimated at about
i6 so The Hero an old boat, and was formerly for
lors tne De- Of the New Haven line. The steamer
Cpaa.ct.e:. whlea was u,Cgsd n the Is.e storm, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

sCRROGATE's COCRT-ocT. 1.-Bsfore A. w BghDFoens
IL the nsattrr Of proving Geo ". Tun-soas VIII
ibis case Sas resumed this morning.
Tbouss D. James The ouusel Of the dsaed, lbs Gn6
witness examined Hi tcined with rerf TO me d"crsS"dv
Declaration. 10 hi. is.tansnfsry disposition.
loinss'c u the iey named Een Cs.assn 1.thea -
MI and Mn. Tunoa soy.f each Ofh.r dsay exee dunsg
thsir Little 20 ~ stlc dIarIels. A9l0uInre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

CATTURH OF BCRGLARs.-RECo'EW OF SroLES
young named John P Deven was arrested
on uouda, By Sergt Jourdan and Officer Mlhan OF the sixth
ard Police charged with having the 9th Of June last en-
tered the factory Of Robert L. Lundy No l9' West Forte'h
street and stolen the-egrom silver medal which had been
av Arded Nh Lundy by the American Institute The saue
pr.oner together with old offender named Mchse acCshe
nuder arrest charged with having the tn Of August
lat broken the dwelling Of Mr.. Harvey Wa en- No OIL
Thirty sixth and stolen therenom 500 wor Of
wearing apparel .nd uthe articles Of the property
possession McCsbc a. his rcsid sixth
avenue oppOr the CRYSTAL Palace and another portion WAS
recovered s 5 Newbey OF No 20 Tenth avenue who
Led purchased Il OF pevoln for ~ 49, Daring the week IA
which the bur. upon M WaTfcn's dwelling commit
ted other houses the block broken into and
ctbed The prisoners supposed to have scu ne rr
OF th, 6urgaes They taken before Justice
Coz molly Ind .oa ( ed for nd.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ocr. u.-Bctosv
nd ~

Teprico da Costa surrendered by his bal. jess
A. Burdck lie at taken into the custody Of I'M
Marshal and lodged in Eldrdge street jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

FoURTH BRroA NEw-YoRK STATE MuIrIA-II
consequence Of the utfayorahe state Of the weather
the parade ordered Tor the 18th inst is postponed Unit
Thursday, the eth day of November next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

FoUsp DRowSED.-The body Of Thomas Dugar
Sc years Of yesterday found in the dock Pier No
North River Tie has beeu missing several DAYS An in
guest held upon the body and verde. rendered OF
" Death Ey drowning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

HIn MrsIc.-"I would ike 70 change name-a
few Ines addressed to the fraternity OF bachelors by
Mis- our. ST. Louis: Pitcher & Son II Mss
Oar be as pleasant a. her music and words, there
ought TO be 10 difficulty in the way OF changing her
name. The melody II simple and fluent, and IN the
words the author, amorg other thing, say: Ny
schooling days are over, the books are laid aside
I've often been s bridesmaid, rs tune was
" brrie facts Of import.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

The Cunard steamer Persia VIII leave for Liverpool
on Wednesday morning at o'clock. Her mail closes
Tue sday evening. The Persi, leaves thus early TO
enable her to cross the bar at high water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

DEATH N TIE STREET An unknown woman was
iouLd e.Iy yesterday ming, in dying condition upon
s'oop in Thr;ythrd street, seventh avenue. Dr. Brat
ford the Police Department called but before he reached
the place the wcmsnhad died Her sins taken 70 the
Twentieth aId Police station an the Coroner was nohed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

FIFTH WARD Assembly NosrsArIos.-The div
s:ons Of the different parties in the Fifth Ward are
such tina, there i fair prospect of the Republicans
being able 20 elect their .cket The Republican can
ddate for the Assembly /. Jeremiah L"thfop' Judge
Lotarop filed the position Of Police Justice rom 1919
TO 1852. with excellent satisfaction tie Possesses al
tie qusl:ties Tor member Of the Legislature, ana l.
G-so true friend Of free prlnciples
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28
tl undergoing repairs. but will be placed her route
sgain in . few dave.

SERIOUS DISTURBANCE N THE TwESrI-sEcssD
WsRD-At M la mr. raisiog f,r j. ; LIBBY, the
d. mocra:ic LoniD-e oi Mtyur hst evening at Dayiss
tavern cor er 81 Fhy-uiuth street and Broadway. a
serious di.turbauce occurred, whdh resulted in some
20 or p per-ors being badly injured. A number OF
pencrs we're engaged n pParpg the banner, and the
u Getting winch wac TO be he'd upon The raising OF
said banner had not vet commenced. Tue bw-room
and ,her parts OF the hcu,e were thronged With pro
ple aeaitiug tie commencement Of the eker-
cise. when number of Border Ruff tns Twenty
ssconc Ware crowded N, and giving three cheers
for Fernando Wool, called upon al The Wood men
to cone up Ia the bar and take drink
In a moment after voley Of oob5le-stones was
showered at the house; every pane ct glass WAS
broken. and the slshes smashed 10 fragments. Be-
tween twenty and twenty-five OF the persons IN the
bar.room were more or less injured some receiving
cute on the face and head and others severe conu0ns
about the body. A man named McGinris WAS struck
in tie back BY stone and badly hurt -Four or five
policemen were on tie ground, but they made no ar
tests and used eJertions to suppress the row. The
Tufar, after the commission OF this outrage, ran sway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

No,rH PREssYIzRIAs CHrRoH-SALE OF PE"s.-
There was . meeting in the North Presbyterian
Church. Thy-second street, lt night, called tor the
puryose of selling BY auction the pe"' OF the new
cAurc h. now nearly completed at the corner OF Ihfy'
first street and Ninth avenue Owing TO the nclemency
of the weather the attendance not very large, ou'
Notwithstanding the bidding for pews was spirited.
The pews ,old ranged from 800 up to 800, and the
premiums from - 10 &c. The ground plan presents
lj2pew-, capable of seating comfortably 40 persons
L, side tn. there is comnodious gallery
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-19
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach.

TTII7IIlT Tl-l Wy y T77I1
DB J. @. AYEs Sir; / have been repeatedly cured of
the headache any body have by dose or two
your Pills II % arise from iouI stomach, which
they cleanse II they will 0thers they do
me, the fact T. worth knowing.
Yours with great respect, I'D. W PREBLE,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
U,,norfant AnuOuuccmc

n,o All. PERSONS afflicted with sexual diseases
] surh as SEMINAL WEAkNEss, MIRO tNCE
GLEET SYPHILIS, &c. &c
Tbe HOWARD ASSOCIATION, OF Philadelphia 10
y,s AZ tho awful destruction Of human life and health,
eau,ed by sexual Diseases and the deeepilons which
sye nraciised upon the unfortunate victims OF such
Jiselses Inv Quacts have directed their Consulting
sn,oson a. a CHARITABLE act worthy Of their
@su.se'u @ ,n siye MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all
oersonb nus afflicted (Mal, OF female) who apply by
sncr with descriptions OF their condition, tage, oocu
nation habits Of life y &C. and in case el rhnems Pn-
CIV and suHering, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
OF CHARGE. ,....,
The Howard Association is benevolent institution
esblbcd by special endowment for The feliel OF the
sirk and distressed afflicted with " Nhusui und Epi-
demo Diseases aud Ia funds can he u'oa oi 90 9lneI
pufposo IL hns now a surplus Of means, which the
directors have voted 10 advetso the nhovo notice IL
/, needloss 10 add that The Association commands the
highest Modiculsk of the age, rnd wlll nIni'h tho
most approved molefn treatment. valuable advice plso
given 10 sick and nervous femulesi afflicted with an
| dominal weakness, Womb Complaint Costivenessi
| Leucorrhog, sc. ~ - ,o,,,, =.
Adde'S, (post paid nr. GEO. r, CALHOUN, Con
/ snl,ing surgeon Howard Association, No. 2, South
] NINTH stfeet, Philadolphia Pa,
Nv order Of the Directors, -
EZRA D. HEAhrWELL, President
| GEO FA1RCH1LD, Secretary. V-ly'
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FSuin Hrieariiug Merchant qf s. Loui' Fb. a. 1855.
pR AVER; Your Pills the paragon Of all that is
creat IN medicine. They have cured my little daughter
Of ucous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncurablo for years Her mother has been long greYons
IS afflicted With botches and pmpea on her skin and IN
her hair After our child cured she also tried your
Pulls aud they have cured her. ASA MORuHlDub
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Ea@ III ;7,......,.:..5l .l;s....,.is
NOrthern,N. H., Railroad.

nV and afor Dec. J. 1856 Passeuger Trains leave
" Boston AZ 30. aud Concord al luaol a. M' or 90
arrival of drst up train from hoston, ls'se la"fenee
Worcester. &c ini Frankhni bnst9l W h"e hlfef
Juactina, Wets Rivcf, Luuctonl - lahnshuif, uuf
nrtoo Houses Point, Montreal and an stations ~ ihe
Vafmont Cenuat Osdenshofsh, ftssuupsic ena " hue
Mountatns Railroads thence by Sbgo 10 AZ thH pfln
cin.i tovns in Northern Ncw-uampshife aud N.fmonr
Al.o leave Uostou at NJ, and tonoord at t.p0 IN
f1f Frsnklin - a. q,
leave White River junction al il3l, p or no ai-
,l f tb. Trains from Vermont Ccntfal aud fassunip
~ Railr,sts f1r Boston Lowell, Lawrence, Voices
tof Porr mouth and ntefnsdate stations. Alfo,i.a
FrankIin az ei0 ..H I'd Bristol nt 30 rA 'of nos
tnn, sc. p
nofl down Trains connect with Trains TO Forts
mouth. Lawrence, Lowell. sc.
Passengers for Groton lunrion, Nlntnn Nei0''iN .
Newport and ail stations nn tho W1fc'.i'fs N'f.
p,viianco and Western RattuaGs, and for Nrv iofA'
Gr conncct at Nashua, with trains df'el l'i 'nose
8lsees t, both trains over Northefn halifoad-
psssoosers leaving New fofs 10y o'eoinf h,aisi oi
cas- via Norwich OF Springfield, c"nucc' o., Na."uf
With ths z 20 AN tmin from Boston and ieAe" au
staiioas on the w. Genital, Coon aoi lassnnP'l'i "N
White Mountains Railroads, the same day.
Stages leave liulaton for Lancaster, VIM" c notn'
tsins Ne.t e. Iohnshuty fof Laur asiei ly
bnrv st,osteaA. Danville, &c5 Woodslnck "efni l"'
Wo.,8s ors sc Bethel for Rochester iianco'Ai tiiH
hoid, &c, .t. d 10
Freisbt trains from VI Central and Pi'sump'e hnil-
On, ID. rs get this toid daily for Nostou Worcester r.
P,d.mouth. &C, and Special Cuule iaias every Tues
ds, c,thsr 4, Cambridge or Mediofd iandings.
'' ONsLOW srEAkNs, Agent.
roornrl n 49, Nov. 20 l,56.
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EnglisIIInen, ScOtchmen, Irish
mon.

Nvulu l gaddon your eyes and eiesh your hearts
70 receive regularly oue OF your owa country papers bv
mail, say the London Punch, illustrated London Ne,,s
Weekly Dispatch Holl'a idfo, Ffeeman's Jouroal
Weekly Times, Sterling Journal &cY ffso YOU esn
receive o. hef ithe above any other paper publish
ed in tnglnndi Iceland Scotland by enclosing Al or
upwards 90 A WILLIAMS A. co. Bookaeilers 100
Washington street, Boston, who receive regularly bv
every Heamef full supplies Of the above. and receive
suhscfpons for any foreign newspaper or magazine
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