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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23
MASONIC NOrICE.
Administrators A Sale.

DY virtne of an order OF sale, made by the Pro-
ID bate Court Of Harrison county, Ohio the un-
dersgned will sell, on Saturday. the 10th day Of Feb
A. Nj. and O'Clock NJ. OF said day, upon the
premises, in Nottingham township, in the county
and State aforesaid, the following real estate
to wit: Being part OF the south west quar-
ter OF section number ten (l0,) township num-
Der eleven Ql) and range usher six (6) contain-
ing one hundred and thirty tl3D) perches, more
or less. Sud real estate appraised at $3.50 Terms
Of sale made according to law. Dated January l5,
1856. WILLIAM G. Parry.
Administrator Of Arthur Pugh, deceased.
J. II McMArH, Atty.
Jan Is, 1856 4w.
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ETAs we have been furnishing our
reader for few weeks past with sound
Democratic doctrines, Wy publishing the
Presidents and Gov MedilI's mes ,ages,
they must excuse Us this week for giving
them one in which my be founl all kinds
Of docUiaes and isms something to try and
please every person, but has not the quail
icstion to please any person. This lnau-
qulal, be it remembered, is written by the
same person who has heretofore advocated
ultra free trade hard money doctrines. anC
the adopt On of our present Co sl'uton
without exception. Oh, the CHAMELEON
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Corn Shelters.

nANlEL MclLRAVY is The sole agent for
Harrison county, for the sale OF a snpeiior al
ticlo of Corn shelters These machines only cost
10 dollars each, and a sma! boy can shell wlh one
at III I'M from 70 10 30 bushels ot corn per day.
Every farmer we think wJuiC pure one If them
just as soon he seest For durability and light.
ness they cannot bo eAceIled
These shelters cna b. seen at the stores Of S. &
Il. acFaddou, Cadiz; t. Lewis Georg ,town; and
Mr. hennards, at New Athens Also At his resi-
dence three miles S)uth Of CaAlZ on the Wheeling
and iarrIs iiIe plank road.
Inn @ 'lE If
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MRS DIVI1NE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OPPOSITE The tUBLIC BUILDINGS.
CAD&A 0k1l0.

MRS, NJ. DIVINE respectfully iRiofns aer friends
Iva t5at she has commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where she
offers for sale large and well selected assortment OF
coEFLCTIoNARGEs, &C., among which may be
found thetollowing;
Common and ancy Vupdies of all kinds,
Almonds, fiIberts, Tcam and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French sSurrants,
Sugar, Soda Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EHglishNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon
Pepper, Ginger, Alspce aud Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snu1,
Pulyerized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A line lot OF Common Jewelry,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
eo- AS she Intends to sell cheap, she hopes hci
riends and the public generally will favor her will
their patronage.
Sl- Country Confectionanes can be supplied ut her
establishment on the very best terms.
inaf O-iy.
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FaE WONDER OF THE AGE.

Dr.. f0blas's Venetian lininsnt j. warranted 10
cure Cholera. Culir. Sea Sickness. Chrome Rheg-
matism. Vomiting Cuts. BufEs Old Sores, Swell
hngs. Toothache, Headache und pains Of all kinis
or - pay.
GREArt'CRE oF RUEUuATIsE-Csptt . omstacL Ol
the steamer Baltic collins lInel was cured OF a
we're attack OF Chronic Rheumatism IN a few days
by Dr. Tubias's celebrated Venetian l.nimcut.
CASE or CHoLERA.-Mr John Wright. Of the iirm OF
J. Wright & Co, No. Isl Chartres 81, New Orleans
Tobias's Linimsut
VoN rIxG AND CoLtc.-Mrs. Joseph Nichnll, No
l6 Essex ST New York, was cured of an attack
Collie aud Vomiting by Or. Tobias's Venetian Lint
iment
Depot, No 60 Cortlandt st.. New York Sold by
all the Druggists Price 25 and 80 cents
ASENTsLT II Logan & Co. and Thompson &
Patterson, Wheeling; Joan Beail and Hamilton
Cadiz; A Jul Schneider, Aloorehed NJ Joley, New
Markei; l. J Phipps a. Co.. SMYRNA. decjly
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MARRIED -On The 3.1 inst. by Rev. r.
Il C,awtnrd, Mr.. JouN MOArBBaN to Miss
ISABEL Mem LIEN, all Of This county.
- On the 9th inst, by Robert Mckee,
E>q, Mr.. loHN DESSEs to Miss REDEccA J
RiCuARps, all of this county.
--On the l0,h inst, by the same, Mr.
WILLIAM BAKER TO Miss RUIu BUsBY, all Of
this county.
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CAIHARIlC PILLS
OPERATE by their powerful influence on the
II internal yiscera to purify the blood and stimu-
late it into healthy action. They remove the
obsructions of the stomach bowels, liver and otheT
organs Of the body, and by restoring their irregular
action tu health correct, wherever they exist such
arrangements as are the first causes Of disease.
An extensive trial Of their virtues, by Professors
Physicians, and Patients, has shown cures OF dam
p1Yous diseases almost beyond belief were they not
substantated by persons of such exalted position
and character as to forbid the suspicion OF 6ntruth
Their certificates are published III my American
Almanac, which the Agents below named are
pleased to furnish free to all inqNrlng
Annexed we give Directions for their use III the
complaints which they have been found to cure.
FoR COsrIvENESs. Take one or two Pills, OF
such quantity "a to gently move thc bowels. Cos
tgeness is frequently the aggravatng cause OF
PILES and the cure Of Cne complaint IS the cure
OF both No person can feel we'll while under .
costiye habit Of body. Hence it should be, as it
can bc, promptly relieved
FoR DYSPEPSIA, which is sometimes the cause
of CoSiiceaesS and always uncomfortable, take mid
doses from one to four - to stimulate the stomach
and liver into healthy action. Ihcy will do it, and
the Aea,tbwm, Jodybfnj, aud Sotb'1" OF dyspcpsa
will rapidly disappear. When 1t 1as gone, don
forget what cured YOU.
For a -Four STOMACH or 1IorjH injection ofHS
Botrels which produces general depression OF tho
spirits and bad health take from FOUR TO eight ils
ttA lf f.
@ u ~, |',t i; rss ord ta ~ sy stnn,
"'' En,, WEr%,G',s~rss SyTw HT3n,CUr. NAvSFl.
y t5o ga,,b RIcG or SjJs take fro,n four
- a XXX he r;ils n rro to hsf If fbcy do not ocy.
a,,4 10 n,ora the rcrt dav unt;l tbcy
az gI.-so ,ni,irtc viii kn syy.pt out from tho
s.:,,, Do,,.t ycar +hrss md ther kindred dig
- Loca,,ss vo,,r stomach is roul.
r. C[uogri, TnysrrrJss and nil D;sease4
ofGa StE, t,ke tba p;ls freely and frcguentv. 70
, ~ h, I',y,'s ,n, The orrntio,s will rcner.
Wv, S.; - d;;;sb n6 6itonno,r Mory
SV' - a,J pnros have hoc healed nm Ly
~ ,,'d ,riFiny cct oF tbcsc pms and
sm, srH disaasns which scanned +o sntrnte
tIn s,,s, boy" cnnnIrtry Welded To their
;I,a,omcn ie,vng t6e sntraIrr IN nrrfcct health
pata,,t. ,,o,,r dr+, 70 son+v foriids thnt Won
sbnnld n,r3Ss ymrsaIf around the world covered
x,F rirE,ine lictcbns ulcars sores and all or any
W "' a. no Jisaasns of The ski,, hccausc your
~ O,.sto', tr,T n,,rts cIo1nsi,1
~" p,'t,&, T,Ir PI5oD +bov arc tho host n,ci
n;no orcr discoynrrd Tbev sbnnld bc taken freely
onJ frn,,,ontIy anil +bc ;I,mritcs which SOW the
sendS of r,rabIc dis~aseS Wl he s,yent ont Of the
syfe,n lile chaf betorc tb. wind By lis DroDerty
+So,. 10 ,n,,"h yonJ in rcrnrt;r sirkness ne by
tIr,,rLiJc cTrcs with tbav oTc making every
,TIoro vi
TITr, ro,rrr,rxr r.rxn1cp. and cu pjljoy,
AG,,;,,s ,ri - fr,,,, s,,,,a dnrauynn,ent eithe,
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: NVNIIH IHENHINNHb Ea1N 'N1'''
lst. SHELDEN l. KELLOGG. of Hamilton.
md. HENRY p. SEDAN. of Hamilton.
RI. DAVID CLARK, OF Montgomery.
4th. I. u. THOMAS, Of Dark..
5ih EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9TH. MICHAEL H. DAVIS, Of Clermont
Tth. WILLIAM CROSSEN, of Warren.
sth. WILLIAM KERSHNER. OF CLARK.
9Th. GEORGE f. SEENA, OF Seneca.
lOth. LEVI DUNCAN, Of Jackson
! III. ALFRED McVEIGH, Of Fairfield.
18Th. JAt OB SIYlI, ol Franklin.
18Th. JOHN FIFFr Of huron.
l4th. JOHN G MY YERS, of Ashland.
18th JOSEPH BURNS Of Coshocton.
10th JAMES NJ. GAYLORD. of Morgan.
l7lh. BENJAMIN +. SPRlGGS, Ot Noble
18th. ALPHONSU HART, of Portage.
18th. HENRY II DODGE of Cuynhoga,
Goth GEORGE G.. GlLLErT. oi AshIabu!a.
2lst. GEORGE COOK, OF Harrison.
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GF~We regret that our neighbor. who $
naturally so moiesI { should have made II
blackguard OF himself IN replying to our "r-
ticle abo 1t the celebrated letter of Bing gham's.
He knows just as we'll "s we do that he took
the letter into Bnsham'3 Office to show it to
Lswtoa. The letter WAS very 81 ly, and il
Bingham did not write it for publication,
our neighbor showed m)re yerdancy than
we thought he possessed. FLATS all.
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Wonderful Discovery!
DP. 4. ZIppcrien'S

TlilSucyy yalu-hie WOHM MEDICINE cors
Jinss Two most desirable guaiiios waning iu al
cIh-r NsfmIuses; as Lae Confectionery % - rasy
administered while - q medicine a never iJils &c
cEfr
MoliftT7 and Nurres, quit n2sing your CiuiersE
with The Hau-eous Woln Stufs and get linx Of
Dr. Zppcflen', Worm Candy. you will find q =
.he Drug Stores Vi J5uu Brall aud JoLu MrBesn.
JadIz, Ohio.
sr
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r NilE B bard of Examiners OF Harrison county.
will hold meeting in Cadiz, on Saturday.
February "a 1856, for tie examination OF teachers.
under the "act 10 provide ur the reorganzrio" su.
perrision and maintenance Of common schools''l
passed March IA, 1853.
BY order Of the Board,
jan, IA, 1856. J. j.. CUMMINGS, Clerk
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Take Notice.

4 Ill persons indebted 10 RE by note or RoUk nc-
- count. are requested 10 call Immediately aud
sclIlC the s6ElC IL OF attended % they w he found
in the hands OF the proper officer Tor collection.
G5~Also; The Book accounts nd NOlgs ot :.
BaTrh, rave been assigned TO me, aRd will he col.
.scled without dg'ay H. J. BENNETT.
(,luIy gur 7f-I
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Administrators Notice.

NOrICEi- hereby giyen, tI1t ths and,Ts.uri
~ has been lg'y 31nuird and qua'Ihgd. Ad-
mini traitor, D. lAis SOS, with the wil an ltzei Oi
Nilliam Shipiou. late Of Harrison counly dec,a-t 4
All persDnt indebted said estate vail =eu'e; aht
those having claims aglin>t the sauIs, VIII please
prcsent them duly authenticated Tor pnymfat.
JAMES, LOVE, Admir-.
In D Iar.----.
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Attachment Notice.

4 L my instance. an attachment was this day i.
n sued 10y Joseph Rea, Justice of the Peace of
MOuneiiel Township, Harrison County, against the
goods, rights, chuIlles credits, IN neys and effects oi
William Sproul, non resident Of sand counIy to the
amunnt Of S9,Uocis, aud l. the probable amnInt OF
costs. THOMAS WYkOFF.
Jun :. 1856.
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lie Syrup cf .Elecampane.

NOR the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
- Tickling sensation Of tho throat, Whooping.
cough, &c., &c Tho best Preventative for tho q.
hove diseaseN now in use Tor sale by
pte. 10, 1858. JOHN BEALL.
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Cataarine Shildt's Estate.

AT OrlCE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been al pointed ana qualified as Adnin-
Is traitor OF the Estate OF CATuARINE SHupr, late uf
OF Harrison county deceased. rlose indebted Will
please call aud sottIe, ana those having claims
against sald estate will please present them duiy
autlsn.icat ed for payment.
JOHN K. MELANY
BowerA town Jan. %, 1856 -3w. Administrator
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of
Court,

ON the 2nd day 81 February l-55. al % o'ciucA.
~ a. VI on the premises in the town OF New a
lhens, Ohio, viii Ice sOld to IN, highest bidder
the property Of Daniel Miller. 10 vii; \ para VI
the southeast Xuartor Of section No. g. IN township
y O Range > IN the Sleubenyiile Land District Oi
the Count OF Harrison, an State OF Ohio: contain.
ing one Acre, one Rood aud twenty PeIches
IERMS--Oue half down, and the balance in one
year with interest ROBERT nANCHER
Jan g, $3.50 1t GuaTiisu Gf Daniel Miller
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.
FARM FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber will offer at private fafs Salun.
tlr farm in GGeen township, three miles cas- ol Ia.
diE containing 02 aerss about 70 ofwhich is clear.
cd and under good state OF cultivation ami the
nainder is excellent tilbs!. here is an aNur-
dance Of water the premises together with lui
supply ofiimestdue and cnll. The iArm adj ,ins III
lands Of John Caldwell and VIM. Eaglsson iseas.
onabe payments viii be taken. For further inios.
nation onqulre oi the subscriber,
W. p BEEBE
Or e WEIGH 81 Co
N, B II The farm is not sold sERinst lila Isl 81
March, 1856, il will be offered at pubic Gals ID
CudiS on that day. w. u. u.
CaJiS, December ., 1853 2mpj
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Notice.

LaVVlOJt
THE subscriber having purchased the entire IN
terest OF Francis Norey in the tanuery OF George 4
Morey, rs Authorized To settle all the caims Of the
late firm. The business will herenfter be continued
by the Undersigned have now, and will keep can.
staniy on band large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds Of leather, which, invite the attention ot
he public.
The highe It market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
r. ). Those having land to clear would do well TO
save their BARK, AS it will pay the expense ofcear
ing. S. q.
Cadiz, o. March %, 1854.
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* mcCUTCnEON ~

u Is u q a AZ NiC "a a. CIl EON
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A ND dealers ln all kinds Of Paints, Oils Brush.
IA es, Fine Paint, Putiumery and fancy articles
OF all kinds, Steuhenvie Ohio.
a large stock just received which we are selling
cheap.
Great care will be taken in packing goods TO be
sent by the railroad;
SteubenyiIe, Sep. ), '55.ly.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELEcroRs.

WI LIAM KENNON, Jr.. Of Belmont.
ALEXANDER 7. MILLER, OF Butler.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

DEMOCRATIC 2, EsIDENTIAL ELECTORS
lUR OHIO.
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fyEHTREvnIE COURSE. L. L-TRorTING-h0NDAY
~ September - II Ia O'Clock prectsey Match 500 mile
beas best Daniel names 70 no Lady Riley u
wagon; Peter Voorhees, g T. Honest Peter 70 suIky
To be good day ana good track
joel. coNKLIN. Prosrietor.
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Intervention In Nfcnrngua-Propoxitionn made
by Ten Members Of tine Chamber Of Deyus-
dies. IN Chile, 90 the Congress, soliciting the
Government 60 Interfere In the Affairs Of
Nicaragua.
r3rom Vi Mcrcu no del vapor OF Valparaiso, Aug. 1871
Bo~opARrR CHArRxR DUTUSS-rhs unit rsigued
members a this honorable Chamber, have The honor W
submt " dellberation the following proposition Of
agreement tending 70 preserve tie honor Of spanish Anne.
rica safe and intact. fes considerations will be sun.
Gent 70 Justify H.
Not long ago North Amerlcsn sventurcrs heated
tya hhbuEter named Walker, known In California By
similar ate Dps 70 those he perpet-afing In Mica
yasua oss part the jomesuc dscords Of that repub
and arrived at the end OF " .ir ambitious plans they
evaed themselves OF their posg ~ se1e upon The
pveme power Of The nation wnico they 70 day usmpie
vron.
The faIsehood and duplcity n walker were coaxsi
The APPEARANCE Of aid AMI protect ns aud this
tyrant Of a new order, spying the not aypa
Die 70 his plsns srragned the Minister Of Nicaragua
fbre bis own tribunal and has hs1 COT demneI 10 Dc
executed. In the sight Of frightened a bloody
Gibbet raised and the VI he sasrhcei
n the ambition Of nibutersm, from tho hslr ii
Che Central Americas cry Of horror and vengsau ,e
The republics Of Guatemala san salvador AMI Gotta
Rss declare war 20 the ususper sessssi1 the lat
ser The nearest peril and the best prepared ssuds De
army the struggle aud victory 70 victory psne.
wstes 70 the heart Of Nicaragua covering WITH -
blood stained adventurers and winning immortal alrce
seemed A. Providence was gong sreafy ', crown
Ne work u The delivery ~ Nicaragua by the capture
We chief Of the hhbusers IN the battle Of Rvas whs1
walker more fortunate IN tying thar dghtivg. p BIZ
Yerson n safety, leaving city sst camp coverH wh
sesd' season and climate ayor the paretac:loD--,he
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iDVERTTNNEhTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
-TT1IAT NUIITE-.


CARTrEN, ATTENn.-sEyENTH DIVISION, com.
~ prsing the seventh Tenth and Thirteenth wards and
Williamsburg. will this evening m square head OF East
Broadway, a. 81, clock ny order " Grand Marshal.
L'1RE IN THIRTY SIXTH STREET.-THE UNDER
a. arred would respectfully inform his friends and The
public mat through the unparalleled riols Of tho Fire de-
parment he New York Moulding Planning NIL not seri
ouy damage BY DE FIRE n Thirty sixth street SATURDAY
afternoon lest and hat bel prepared p supply Big cusrners
and the pubic a. usual. ALFRED T. seRRELL.
hFfltE RECEIVER OF TAxHe. Me- ~ CHAMBERS
W street tnew Court House, New York, June ~ fsr.
Public npieeIo avula he risks that inevitably
frum ne crowd Of TAI payers who put the
their taxes have de ADOPT the follow
ug rule which will be rightly adhered or
nacp.-l shall receive money after O'clock Every
ac-r m THIS Department il strictly prohibited receiving
enveouea containing cheeks for uavTnnt III
taxes By order HENRY u. HOWARD, Receiver.
CT PETERs MINING CoMPANY.-A MEETING or
= the stockholders ia the above company VII b. he'd
heir oftc No Pine street "Wednesday TIE let Oct az
III O'Clock A. Nj for he action % inpofan business
ADAM STODAEr, Secretary.
Ntw YoRS Sept II, 1856,
RIO me BOARD OF FsGITFERs. avn ruE FIRE DE-.
psrrsent N he cay u New iork-AbFREU T. SEWEff,
ofers bis moot grateful ackno regmen for er all
eseYuons saving The sew YORK Moulding Plarfng Mi
rom he destructive ire which fred ID hernar buildings
IN thirty sixth street his afternoon hsw Work Moulding
Psons MI, kes AZ p4 Dc ~ and 10 Nes Tbry seventh
street Sept n, lt6s.
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TINTED STATES AGRICULTURAL s0CTET
~ fourth annual erhhiticr Of Nc United States
taral Society win be held at Powsoon, Philadelphia
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
9Th, 9th, 18th and llth.
The first exhibition Of this society held at springe
IN October 1853 was devoted exeiusively TO an exs
Of horses. A. Springfield Ohio, ie54 cattie alone
ue, horses, sheep and swfse-were shown.
The society encourage BY past success, and BY {
baton Of the agricultural community, nov propos
premiums, not only for domestic animals but also 70
and The products OF the fruit garden, The grain Del
vineyard, and for agriculture Al implements and mach
Premiums from twenty Eve 70 two hundred dollars
ing in the aggregate 70 over twelve tbonsapd dcla1
rcan wines, vegetables, grams and agricultural IN
local committee of forty citizens Of Philadslph
sentlng the various branches Of industry, has alre
appointed TO cooperate with the officers OF the socie
fecting arrangements for the exhibition; and fifteen
dollars have been guaranteed 70 meet expenses This
aid coupled with the excs-ence u tho selected loo
the large amount Of premiums offered, induces th,,
ron that the exhibition Of 1850 viii be superior 10
predecessors.
Favorable arrangements for thc transportation Of
ard other articles VIII be made with the various raj
The list Of entries the awards Of premiums. and
eeedrgs viii be published IN the journal Of the :
1855.
The premium list, with the regulations and procl
he Exhibition, VIII be furnished on application toll
rcGowan, Assistant Secretary Of The United stated
Agricultural Society," or BY addressing the seeretai
ton. MARSHALL II. WILDER, Pr
wnulx s. Krse, Secretary
JrSE l, 1896.
Editors are respectfully requested 10 give The al
scriion IN their journals.
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STATE OF NEW YORK sBRETARYs OFFICE
- Albany, August 1875 10 he sheriff OF The city And
general election held this Tuesday
ceedng the first Monday Of November n.z the following
A Governor, in the place Of Nyron II. Clark.
Lieutenant Governor N the place q Henry j. haynosd
An Inspector OF STATE Prisons in the place Of Thomas KIRK
oerk Of the Court Of Appeals in the place Of r
All whose of Office win expire sn the Asi day Q. De.
Ihirlye Electors Of President and Vice President of the
Represn,aye in the Thirty nh Congress Of he United
sates fr the Third cmgre~onal district composed Of the
First second Third Filth and Eighth wards In the city and
As5 Represen,aaFe in The said Congress for the Fourth
Congressional district cornpofed Of the Fourth SIXTH Tenth
Iso Repressnave u As sad torsress ioS s- Firth Con
rrcsona district composed Of the seventh and Three
,eeuh, Fifteenth and sixteenth wares IRE city Of Brooklyn
u. tho county Of Ninrs ~ :.
and Seventeenth wards q TIE city II New York.
d,.fes esmpoes ~ ~ Mira si,,a.ps sn1
twentieth wards of the cly u New loss.
Also EepresenuHye n he s,is .onress 7r ne Elghh
Nneieenh Tveash seiy trs and Twen'y second wards
ciiy and county ofeers are also to be eieciea--
Mayor In the lace q feruanto Wood.
Acy Jndse y n plac. 2: Elisha cspron; -.
Bell. Jr. and simeon Draper.
Also saIe members sserbly for said city county
AZ whose srns y oce vii expire on me las day Of de
cCrIber merit Your. respectfully,
y. 7. ST. SION n, rep. Secretary o: sts.e.
srsRirF's OfricE. NV foRx, August ~ ls5s.
lie above published pursuan, nolce Il the
ary 81 Stse and the regurome 81 the such
sheriff Of The city and county q. View Yors
Al the public newspapers n the county Will publish he
lher bills for advertising the sate that Loy may laid
t.fole he Board o. SlIerysnrs passed f)r payment
see Revised statute, W. chap G. ,s 5 article part l.
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rpANn nrMocR ArIc MASS MEErINo; AL pnrar

GRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING AT poUSE.
VI keepsie Wednesday, Oct The Fourth Ward Bucha.
nan Breckenridge Club have chartered the large
nodous steamer TROY for the OCCASION and would be happy
all their democratic friekds unite with them Sing
as be obtained from members Of the club
ether Of the undersigned.
Commlree-Dr. Vim. oDonnel Eugene Shine, Maurice
okeeie Joseph Rose Vim. Il. Buler Thos. Brown q. W.
CaSerly.
EDw ARD NJ MORRIS, lcn.-...uS.
GEORGE y. BECEFcRp, Si
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L,oURTH wARD.-THE FOURTH WARD BUCHANAN
ard Breckenridge Club win meet al the headquarters
Cabarne and Henry seels, Tuesday evening the
sst inst hafpast seven o'clock % complete the arrange
for the grand meeting 10 De held at Pouchkeepse
"Wednesday next the Isl inst Hon. John Kelly will al
dress the club r. order Of VIM O'DONEIl., PreGiden.
EpwARD NJ. MORRIS. }ss-rstar,ss
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G10l REwARD.-IoST, BETWEEN TIE
pIDO House, New York and Goshen, on'the 4
and Eric Railroad, pocketbook, containing Asrh
And about seven mnd war ans, whoever WI '
u he sub seriher 81 al receive reward Nfld
BLAZE sgt View Tork md Erie Railroad, Su'
Ebtr.