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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-21
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-21

R1OUsE AND SIGN PAINTING
Nm DRAINING, 40,
III 0NEIL wishes To inform the citizens Of Worceser
and vicinity, that he has commenced business AT the corr
ner Of 0M Marksf and Main Street under the ~.
change HOTEL where all orders In the above line will 10
promptly attended to. The subscriber being a practical
workman OF anqusstiorabe experience both ia Europe
and America, feels confident Of giving complete satsc
lon to au who may favor him With CALI and hopes By
trct attention 10 business merit share Of public pat
onaRe.
Specimens Of Graining to be seen on the premises.
mohlH demN u1ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-21

o IT. hINU, FToprletor, N.
DThe rdial is put up, highly concentrated in pint
bottles. ice So per hottle twof S. six for $l2
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medac1ne
NJ. b. Green.& Co, agents for Wo1cester ILL eod2n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-21

1NEED.--lo TONS nloe, Tor sa,e Ioy' " .,u..o,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08
room : RFCEITED

Niuc- - 'hs r'fs 81 Harriet Probe By pr a 4,
- i.rDo ~ { . q fu,lsn 90 ~
't'tiis - Cstotus Chrssno. ilro pp. Ss5 Derry A
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Tie soo'rD WhteH,'5 To- Rss. C. II spurseon b.. -
M VIII IN In'icfuefion by =. L. Sasoon iens
= ", ". Sheldon, Rls,smas c..
f' onh,I s,'e' Win =. Io'efasar T,.n-,,ion ~
!'ne' hsriltor. A lew fditon By rbens, Q.rs
IL II "a. " - 'SS PbIsd.. his Charles De-ils-r
80 o'see " IT'D al Interim ar Ttssastiop. Iias
A' y, a. ".'9ss'on. By Washington Irving isa,
T. L.s' q he Fo-...r. u, -. b. o. "a.
AZ. D-SNy JDk.ea '" Tvs" N'NHe ''n' ~
Ih' rstn.@ W. ria Of Joan s.stOa ,ol. 2uo Lisss.
h' s'r 60, ~ 1+'e' a Ler''sr- limo pr ,ls Jskp
The Pic'9,o BOD for the Younr. By Mar, Howl, H..
f''hS s Life. By a'y II EASTMAN ia@o pp. %. n,
TIE h,.Drs; o. F'' ard Good. By JOIN Young ,ar. -
SiS ihe '"~ ~
tNs NHpsis By 3. JOr.. lafno pp $40 tt. s..s.
tup-ess Joe. BIZ fdned by John 4 C AfAss
Emo. ~. - m.soi h o'oers.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
FREMONT AND DAYTON AT RAILWAY, N j.

FREMONT AND DAYTON AT RAILWAY, j.
large ard very spui,ed meeting W As held at Rah-
WV q Wednerda, evening 10 ratity the NOMINATIONS
OF the Pee Dies candda'r- AID 10 hear the great pm
ciples OF Freedom scuseed The NEE Ing was pre-
slotd over by the Hon. HuGH IL. BowhE OF Essex
County who, on taking the chair, in few orpristo
remarks rtIurn, thanks for tue honor conferred on
hin. AMI then introduced to the audience the Hon.
JOIN Van Dyke of New Brunswick.
Nj. Van Dy Ike spoke for over TWO hours, aud We do
not think eSaggerate when We say that II was one
a. The most adj, argumentative dis>ctions oil the
slavery ssue that has ever beeo ouT good foHuno TO
Lister to Con Int ncirg wi the formation OF the ed
erul Constitution, he took RAPID yet thor ugh survey
Of tn whole question The old compromises for the
.duis ION Of the Northwc-t Territory, the bl for The
acmlrsi,n Of Missouri, the subsequent ADMISSION OF
FofGa nj IN, s1ameful frauds mp seq upon tIe
Noiti by tic comp OLnse measures OF Ie'', py inc
Neor sia-K tnsa- b aud sal later 10y the Executive
8, Of The outrages IL those 40 uoiotunate ier'
ori, we're all Iaid bare Not IT, ne vas ett uu'
TUNED rat could te tuned, aid yet not word MAS
said 10 feI the feelings of the most tender hearted
/ ] I,orlte OF Buch4e ic the Assembly. lie Goa
cod. b, discussing the mtIhs o. the VARIOUS caodl-
dates for the f'r sideocy; showed that Mr. bdcnan1h
arb, ugh q very respectable man OF himself had
mergeo Iii, indvldua in he odOus Cncil natl Plat
trm q, d could rot be cnn.idered Sot-that NJ. FL
more. nth ugh elected Il same ticket with Gen
Ts,tr IL m avowed Autl Slavery man has sho Fed
ever siIce that hu feelings aud afhntes were ~u1 the
6 uh and he con ;'ud,d with an eloquent appeal IN
hehalf @, the great Par fuder, John c. Fremont
The gentleman was frequently interrupted oy the
o. pause OF tie aud nee, who were 70 eh'"u7a'"c no
to los, De- oppcituuity TO cheer their Candidates
The meeting was then addIerstd b, d. Grc'ne' o'
Ne~erk, who spoke 10 bis Germ'n fellow ctz'hs II
then osn Language s6d Judging r. IN the saI''
fscuon visible CD the recos t them al, we nave
b" lee s'ion in saying tnat the speaker took INC
! ntht sispo. The G-rmsls in Rah*Gy a'e almost
u III III, If FOR Fremont, Lot Il r.ns however, II
''' respect ton tnoir cOultrymen oil over th'
! u. u.
TIE sItnArg ccn,il utd until q late hour. ana Tue
aCd'rc listened with UNDIVIDED stettion to The last
and II The Line rousng cheers that ~eot up ti IRE
mont ano DastoB, as they edjoc asd, msye' taken o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

KANSAS --DIsPLRsISG THE LEGISLATURE The fol.
oW ing snoDg the docuent sent to the Sen ate
reply to thu resolution of inquiry by what authority
Coz Sumner dlspersed tne ate Legislature Of Kan.
sas:
WAR DEPARTMENT, W Washington, May 90, ls56.
SIR: Your ttter If the l2th Inst, this da submitted
to by the Aoiutaut-GepeIal, has been read Sith
ia u clOsures. You haze justly Construed ,Odf in
sruCilpI, ard your c"U Sc - APPROX. d. The zeal
uae ID by You 10 preserve order and prevent civil
strife between our fellow citizens in Kauas received
full mepoat on but you have properly refused to
il ti.e Tie nhtary power Of the United STATES ex-
cept under icumstrces bho Good tios cone.n ed
III your instructions, authorized by the laws of toe
tii'eO Sta es, and Warra TED Dy the genius of our
poircal y sIuti
L. vi tie .quay within yOur province to msiutsiu
the SUI macy Of tho law aud the duly authorized
Government Of the Territory, irom whatever eOurte
they noy be assaied wh,ne the Govern cha |
require your a d, 10 the MAILER spec flea in your in
tIucoDs, aho fer the greht purpo wAich istltes the
en- pOy ueut of NH an force, II MATTERS not whether
tie rUbv, ,s,On Of th Jaw adses from denis of the
existence Of The Government or whether II proceeds
from law es Disregard OF Il night to protection of
leI-oIr ard property for the security for which the
GoverImtIt ordap ed and est.bi he'd.
JEFFkKs0N DAVIS, Secretary Of War
Co sumner, Do"u..ACns LIST hesmen Cavalry Fort
ADJUTAsT GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHINGToS July 81, 1850 :
SIR: Your 'e'ter Of the 7th Instant reporting your
return 10 FOft LeoNenWoTth, dD0 tue measures GdOpod
by un0r the proclamation OF tn Acting Governor
OF Ia SIS Ierrlro'y, catrd JuE T. 1856, has b,en
civ lsid o. fore the SC ~sAry OF War BY whom
it lar ten T-tpr,eo TO this office, With The following
I'D. rs bt wi ich is communicated TO yO1 Tor your
inc Iinati"n shc gOVeInm-nt.
"1h- ,umuuca ion of % Sonner aud the procame''
circumstances, not dis Osed 10
re orr existed suty hb il -msotiDg t1e lary orco
t. cspe se he bl> Topeka Though Indicated
fl aIp-sr hat the oas IN which
b, us ructos hr Buthorz-d to viz 'ht che GOV
the oid OF Judicial proceei, rs srd
Iou, il the Uuitsd States mssha nsdequ7ts 70
eff, the pun which accumulated by employ ment Of
In oops Of The United States Col sumner will be called
mon u cOnmuu'c4ir nPl n'- poi t.
JEFFERSON DAVIS. Secretary Of Wsr"
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DEATH or CHARLES SEDGVICk

Tie sunni tr cuCrt. WHO gesOrt 20 tie beautiful
yaieys OF Bt,kst,e in Ma-,ao u-e'ts will ~ s~seon
r'.- tle lscr of or DO flied place III b.
social C;7cts q L.u0x atd S'ocktddge. CHaRLfs
SIDGwIcK oied II Us residence IN lie former llaee
On SUI cay :, orrg euguri 5, sitter lngeirg il'ess
e s4ye.a. ucrtc. CT the age of SIX; four. IL wss
he o. s striving soD OF thu late Judge Sede sick @
the Supcuv Court If MASSACHUSETTS, his elder
troilfI-. ThcOc' re, HeLTy and Robert S~dg"l'k
having ci'd several yeers slice, leaving rames
cf Distinguished honor IL the CO nmdo.ij
OF eiich they wore the pnie. Ms
(ailAr;n- Sedewl k, tie scE.ir-ble auft"r'~', l.
q. OH reular,rg II. nbs' % ;he family. M SEC
wck sco.sc thu rro'ess'ou OF hs f.aef Gad 6fO'hei,
bu' ere, beef career at he bir sae -ptonte' 70
tie dice of C!ell IN COur's L BrsShfe County,
TIT cutts q which le s1tltGec Ia ia'hll Until @ttc
Z recent pt,icc. Hi- t4u-Hg 6+atn rrHy"s'ec tie
rrott,7 Of rt.-eu.~nt - n h< cares, aad ils leo
to-. il niiou ;te pso sesron We the ccoa-
sopo! Lh, tc- ora Die ibute- t. ts CD ,r<tey t-on
avcr pr, tcssiotb. cUcle
Mr S,oew-ck ess man e more than Jm1o, &c
:, lc.usi Vel TIE t:i.-aucy vrrsatLry AID Vi.
vacity Of : m n6 were sg.a.y di-pAy-d 10 coLy~r.
ito. Goc gere the h, M I universal e"m raIor
among d ends Eu' - s'Dguls, lcvtllness Of Ld
crto,iii I'D L eLuels alos eoliosef ho ueLt.l II
dIH1tnt gro Il TIC 'rrn q -s"iety. led ore to
Forl I the vigor Of liz aatne Living oue e tie
POLO h'l Of DerA I've. which ooks CO so ufOn a
iun.ug valley and silver lake. he hospitality aod
khc! spii; gave beauty 20 TIE exquisite
sceDsry
He E. med a.t.os Tie soul Of ths roraLt'c 'ocioc,
es le w,ccntc TIE stranger 10 rs moqatain- src
mftcows 10 one ever Scut trrm he doc. without
ha5E caught from ~ cheerful preseGce more D.
:ep.,d spi-it h.d geutc- CHARITY H. fne.o'h''f
wers toJ cot tec 10 : s,lec. few, 70 ~hom ne We
naturally ell ID b. fir;h end education ii ''hK
n .be societ. C tie toor. he CO rsnsd u'P
svu pa'ly w',h Their wants apo wld-l. We" t'e' '''
E,,rj poor r1an n the vicri'y kew hin' n'u
made h.rpy by rs f-fnoly gre nis' 49,
hin OF b.. mc'uns ssIs. The unrJ vac ',i '1.,'1
ha kid,.-s ssre a. tooo d ~ hi' o' '"'' Wv!
wuid hsst counted I. rrviie- 10 eTf Inn "n 'n'"
ssouiser, 20 e.. las, hene M sedg"'ck n u" neh :"
his d,re day ,ht t.oors Of frr.d' VIII had ben 'hs
berisnr-, eId the 'idugs o. hs decrease
all ,Di terdsr reg.e! &c many tears beth E, home
and to.pat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08
NETWORK VOLUNTEERS

A meeting of ,be New iuk VOLUNTEERS Wa geld on
"Wednesday evening at the Mercer EJECT 8Ou7e for the
pufIO.t If taking REIN nay ,ps :owa crlebr tung
III, nth Anniversary OF the Surrender If lhs Gig VI
ii. xco. Mol DIKrHAS occupied me hair, aid Sci
gent Pm uctcd ~ secretary
Tho tHAiRMAN sta go that it waa Xpected that the
Common CouAch would make 40 appropriation At
$500 uhch wo 70 enable the v.lunteers olcbr 4te
IRE ccasion il becoming uiaune'.
Strgsfr PfTL i.gr't tco t1nt there was lot arg :
run bt % Nuunttr. pr sht 10 take part n III" pro-
tctG.ngs bu the f4ct was thOre who hal been cn-
poy,C IL be Navy I.rd hac teen d-cha gedt make
io u, for J uca -houde'. bitter. aud tbey ~rre now
roaming over the country 80, king TO employ n,nt
On IGoioD, sergeant P-,i was apo I'ec Tieas-r T
Of he 300 whico it il htli-v "i.l be app oora'
by IN. Common Comet. eao Major Dikeuen aud
Sfg-art Pei wen. aI'hr 7"d Ia receive RI" oo"ey.
A Commune of Five, insisting Of Cngrles tsttei,
NJ ,ipr Faucii 10, FIR otiick Cook, Matthias Doherty
nj John Dick were Appointed 10 msk- arrange
l. "a = e ID, hLbiyersary on tho l4th Of September
The Mt etilg then a. jourIeO one week.
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| mrs 500. ~ .,ioy ~ ID
oumot!or ~ ID. I4FT, tL- Basiuss Corr ,ttet W.,
q ttf'c tu repuit ih, bU-it - H. -. ,,,I -,
| IN. ,'ug tGforr Ne nee y ehec
o. Inn'.tD II tie sane rar'i,in.r H. { ,,r.r,,oo
,ttd "a eiCSs 30 crel -eL u 'Ie pre,eDt sQbi, q
d, . C. c. 1s>+s,e> 70 lrow Width, .,e.nu.,.o,
, Wa a IoreT term iof t7!t,e seh-iuiliiv Of the
| crpfirc
D.. Hams the President, sad Tat III. tue def.
rr.p If 10 aun,ns'ior lid not ttsL -stisl.ctoy.e,
Ted hy path lua isr.
Thtsiii,ei was frrtte discussed by Dr.. Mal.on
n, q linn, Watt. Cln'k % NcwYork, TAYLOR. Mi
In ttr'- of PhI'scelpLia, aid Ds;ueie: sfter
wticb t., Corv'pton TOOK Up 't' euh OF the
Er.T PRLFARATIOs OF COLI FOR FffIIsC
DR. RICu - \ w-iwk gsktd leave 10 make cor
cc ior il the report a. his remarks last ye,r i. Tae
nfrrs I4rr the subject Of the preparation Of ., n
dcIs.
favor 81 cry. tsipe golt for filling ADD stated that
tLts mateiia had he. adopted by mauy as tw,nty
d,piis,- Of bis acquGiitan e. Il was perfectly pure
md d. Watts bnd la'.ly succtedod 80 PRODUCING n
nrfcct atclc. He hao I'll I'd csvii.-s with ard az
trgsrd ink,u on, the gold anc ,rosed It's specific
prnyiiv cdual To melted gold.
Dr ToNsSESD, of Pbi'dd. phla iso tried to use IT,
Lnt u tlou, scc.s- He wss o. ply interested N the
10, o,ncnd,d H. hest t r. t. obton .rcce.'
bu Isd fal-d Being told Ia It be hai not proolc.
pert G. article at fret Lo had tried exper-
in.its with What ws- prouou' ced By ID Rich TO b.
src.f q 6itice bu after filing cavity With ii he
lad forn nd il was Lot rutfci.ftlv hard
d. EICH COZ sicerd that experiment az an inner.
{, Ct npe ID, toab being bfid 10 the hand wolfe finy
md being fl O mere for the purpose of showing tie
nanrtr If toing it He considered it Necessary 20
have II sirlction and exp-r- il order 10 Use this
erticlr, It r,Quung dff. rent handing fro 20 foil
lie 40 net with decided sucoes. ia ur NJ II aud
thought DR.. Tow send failure could be- accounted for
Wit, out corden'nirg the crysts re gold.
Dr. BwISTLLR. N bIs@er ~ question as 20 how
much ~ lad u-cd i in tie mouths of patients said
he had Ustd p. unds.
Dr. Rr,H ID u.s. FIVE or SIX Dune J.
Dr. TOWNSEND had used W. Ounces in G hna teeth
for lis pstie 's aid far he con ascert H. the
ii in Is were bac-most Of them having since been
refled.
Tie subject was further dis 'us-ed and miaapor-hen
eiobs corrected az to the Ia'uce the .riicle and
notfcd Of lis pr -psration- Om- gen linen having
ni-iokt D. a. Il wa coIehded gold or clip tate1 bs
troce,s dscoyored by Dr Jack-oo OF Boston tor the
moe rccrt siticle which had been tested sud found
to COZ tam 99a and -IOrbs Of 900 parts golc. The
pro1t 70 Il secret.
Dun q the cOurSe OF the afternoon DR.. b. ALI of
lphia 20 speak. eud dpon the Chairs an
nouDcIg Lis name, be greeted with found of
Applause.
Adjourned ia . O'Clock to.dsy.
IvrNIyCS TSTrRT NssFNT
In the evening" al euieri8'nut uc ~ss given to tho
Numbers OF the profession by Jones' " ute 4 Me
Culdy at the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08
CUAMRER OF CONMERC +.

TIE regu N monthly meeting of thu Ctambsr Of
Coumtr,e wss held ycsttrtuy Z PeRIT N tie Chsir
Mts.rs Henry W Sair aud Jane, b. Cunuii qsn
wee electfd m. mbers If the Chamber.
Oh motion, Captn Frar els N. French was chosen
10 I'LL u vacancy i'll the Comui Tee o. Arbitration.
Nj EARsTow Chnirmau ot the muttte oo hod-
ing 1laIttly meetings II paint IA tue upper part
oftic city stated that tie COMMITTEE would report at
tie itXt M eth z.
on motion, +. c. Wambeisic and John H. Bennett
Hele appointed Marine Surve,oo.
A cesulrory cebste ,ht1 took pace relative 20 the
JroJ oetO removal Of tie Poet Ode from i,s pr-ent
ste, many Of the members Expressing tCeir dlsippro
lGt'ol the Il utter
On m iinn Of MIR BEIsToW 'pccia' meeting was
el inted for ieSt 1uescay at cook pat, TO
or rldt rtle naiter
Nj T.. c. Bogart having ro sigred his post as True
c OF The ns,tu ion fer the Savings OF Mrrchsus'
Clicks, MI Oliver s. Strong 8ai appointed TO Ill the
y8rarcS.
The Board tLen Adjourned til ntXt Tuesday At /
O'Clock LIN.
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--t.r ~ .nl,h't' sI--VtI z O. O. WI Pot O.
ri Io-,.e -t1n1 .C'rcens- S'b int, with sug>,
arc mo.,sele Pof- .ok>' Gag msy be hsa,rvo
D.. UosnrI f,,m Cop.'Y>' With logwood Port
k,rwa' C,reo my be- 'grto''t to tie ci'y 70
si,~st fs,s stfr srrysl e ali ,.unio %el On board
Pem,ion .iv,e foI y big 500 y" f''t At q iaf.
eltire o come VIA three hu' or@o !rf' OF -"
e., f, @, dsy for repsrs Shr has 40 c:'g' or oa-
= rc,1s, 20 a,s. She wi then pccv ID immediately
Il sea ,.. -,
Big BiiIow frcm s. gua "a Grandc Cd irStat. with
-Dgsr Alowrc to C. me 10 and di-chrfs" e1rg" ~
MLivr Il the s,,lorr,io. OF that iiy do not object
Bris Laco.ti f,n Tor aivea with sugar, bsvi"g
teen a. Quarantine ince July 9s, IS s.D"ed to cine
e. tn CITY
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH;

Tie C,nn'ssio, Gr Of Hehi;b uet ,es'eli .
icon in Dir. Vsltbfinee Otioe CITY Hsi rr''I"' u
B,RETn m tho chpir. The fcl"sing N.ssee were r.
port. d, and actor tsker thereon by ths Boerr
sch. oner Peth6roer Fl, III Aux C., es, WIZ 80
enc coffee Port toubtfl Cargo 70 De 5n'''eA ~
rbf city -. ,,s. .L
Br'g Elizabeth Watte rom Ponce on U.s., e +" u. IN
,tifIr C.reo 20 he lish,e-d 70 ts cry 10 nm f
dsys. Port sickly May me T. o. the eipN'''" u
time specihtc. # al NAN w.u; .,. =, D.. e,,
,nst' VIZ ,unber, Tbs c~ao 10 b ostsefsd 70 me
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TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICANS.

A Ihfgt aud tDthu i4-ilc ILeeilug OF lut II -
caIs II der the auspcfs Of ~ &C" 81 h'r "aio
Or le.d le.t eyen' a. Consitr'ionA Hal corner =
l. pLth Nv, nue al fbirty.iourtt 't-eet. u,
r { hail was flied, ant Il pea:lfs te"'eie " :, re ~
pif.srce of over bur cree ldt'ee. lie P!es.1'-' ~
II. CCNOsER, occupied TIE char: , A.. r..-
I b. .rrtcl,o were n ade t. NJ EHIK MI '+'-
TYR vi hleesra Ind others o,~o
Zoe rsrycg cong suug byte New to,h r &c
Cub end band of music sddec 70 ths lt 'e.,' G.
occasion The meeting clo-sd will heartj chen ~
Fremont aLd Dayton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08
NINTH WARD RFpTBLICANS

III Mint " aid Yong Meu's H. 4hltan Club helc
q .piu q Isttitg lest nigh, in the ecker Bud.
ing TIE large hall Was crowt,d; lsrg- p1rtou ot
these present w. re Unable % obtain seats S)tss
"elo sung by Gte Cub, and addresses made ny
Moers 81; rwotd aLc Mdhken. Tie ueet!og va OF
t1 mot thu-iastic odtr aud did not separate urtii
a vt ate hour.
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TWRN1Y-sECONp WARD REPUBLICANS.

bed gulal m. eth on "Wednesday 0eht, III Nao 81
Hall II Fort, .'ouiib street between bigtth anI Ntuh
avtDuts Mr.. il T. COULTER IN lie C1air A. n
iIar soiion of The rou'i business, tu'r.'e
". re uaGe by Me--rs JAS IA BUNDICK, I:oTs .T ii.
MANSON. anc Or. JOINS IvLs. The mrsihs "''
isreely attended ava its -p.nl wSs tim 10 Z ""'
cnf l-iasl1C.
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TWELFTH WARD GtRHANS.

TIE C;ellnsns of the Iwtt,h %,'u Harlem hsc En-
eu'bu.i4.'io mettitg nu Vetresca, L lit. at -, t.
tote, Of Mr. Courad, Noun Morris in 'as'' q Ffr-
mont snd Drytou, Mr.. MALiGsoS 10 tue eeaG'
Mf5s's Hartmann Grnbo Boeck end ID -uG.. ~,
drt -. the mating u German Mtrr- Isaac D. "a
sud C1al,s hiodt il +. g'i.n, orc ain ~ nc
olauetiot- ard cheers for Fecou. 6Lo ID a.tca, IL.
meeting nflovruec 10 rexi Wed C-oay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08
GERMAN REprBLICANs SIXTH WARD.

A meeting of G. ruaD Republican, ' The Sx a'c
woe hc.u un NacLesGay cS Lis Ht No no reeI 9,rcI'
70 take frtter bctio in the crySLi1ati Of Club,
mr GEoRGE l.. kIOTz actod as ChaI MAG nun,
bar # lev members were en'onod, al ne namc' VI
drg- humLer Of GetURns idiLg II the " ara wore
taLGed IN The eiIg was anl"dined ior Que SseA'
,t ~ icl finn. q. tmsu.I' f,C.s vii be e.cCteC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

A young girl committed snicide in Racioe W e., on
tie = ult. BY IumpiIg into ne liver The ca lie
fl, he aci Oh rye made agsint her by her IN
oil y.rso steol"g money. After her death The mon
sar fonr ID be Use where she had hv.c. IL had
been nccio, ntaly mrlaid.
kpner orayuaH il Gown g,on, died one day last
week. The next day The be eaved man married
new wife and took her with him to the dead wits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08
GERMAN RFPrBIICAN MASS MEETING.

The ktpuhlcHn G,Im,n Cub Of the oi1'eei th
Hbrd, East Dirtic'. Brcoklfu hec meet ns lat
evening a. the corner Of Moutr0 e avenue L-on"d
street. and re-ovec to hold Ipess mee'luy =. that
place oil h 10 It. Among the speakels will be the
Rev. Mr. Foeisoh Of New Yuk., md Mr. ka ifnann
of Willidln-burgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

oil! no.eH'Af. We have ~ h,6i,hL II Pr,dic'.nc
ma N'wJ"s,y vii yclo tao ny,,t way u'u NJ
y'mOtT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

SErzrkE OF LEIIERs A bag Of lctt'rs from pm
vstr haucs ctsign 10 60 ont b. the French poPe'et
Alms ytrteIcry, Wis F,iztd nDd rent 10 tue Pos--
tfi,ce by & Cus'oa-Iiouse CAicer. The cza'e OF tho
s.izurt dc -; usIspTe, but It Is suppo-ed TO have
breI on &c, cunt Of TIE IoD payment OF toe letter..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

ALLEGED OrTRAGI At QrARasTIsr The sPeosA
C.nniu,e, NJ lhbps CtalImau, nPPihttc 81 Tue
reeer, rtetng &, 'ht Boad o. Health TO eIamse ufs
T., usit,r # c oil. &c outage committed ca TOO
scl soIei Jula Hallgck: were e. have met yefefoay
af'. D. but quorum Dot being preoeOt 'o@y o'd D"
bu,le-- The careu OF tie vessel etA'e' that acfoS
. G ps.rBge here frUn ST. Jaso &c Cuba one o' VIC
crew ua tek lick epd ried from hs, ~as supp
te h J,iiow fever ttOt 70 d "f'er arriving pr.
,,nsel. rp.t.. aid ore Of the paessnaer' were y
tsckea ty hv feyer-IAs two .s.:es died N tie Vu"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

T. Cupard ftcsn.- bip Alps, which was advertised
s. ali -or LIVERPOOL ystica. vii -ct leave until IL
,.ic,.,k "a. oaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

PrxFsIAIIcS In view OF the high Cstee n 10
wticr Nj Pnck'ey President Of the Board OF Ccus.
elmer Is HID b. the members Of tn Board. both -
prescng fiic,r ara gentleman, biz associates ess
frl.rce srr sb 'ut presenting bun wrh Il mHgofCeoh
rervi.. Of plate. The embraces full hrtsk
a., cii Ne sDc tea set bnd II cost, when compe@d.
bbou $500 The pItsebtston vii pr baby be 40
con parpo Vi Il diLnei at The metropolitan HVtel -
Laia - Hpust.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

fHK Posi- OFFICE AND NJ JOIN PARK The Te-
lIt that ih.r- II Intention 10 remove the Post
Cffce 70 :: john, PAX may be rga'ded rs wtdoa<
nuids,ir The ,toept estsblirhu nj of -four branch
fee txt'cnirg I'll IN functions al TIE General Post
Cfce except the delivery Of leticfs 10 DdIvdasls
ealing bt tttU l. ngsdsd rupe-edlog the NOS
ei'y the REMOVAL OF III, II Office up town any fur
r. - bhn ece-sary 10 Obtain proper Accommodations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

Roy, LIFE OF FRTNOsT.-A gentleman of our
scqanIr = frgsgtc III wit ng st n fof bots
u = sort - fsIni'M coloqulal st,le-Jf tue iito "
F;tu ont, ~ rar.e u,b - ny some Of ito most IN
tcrsi ~ Drrclt Of h,s lite to story srifeo 20 the
tsze Ard c.iaUyo - that love to reso stories -
uren.c adventures IN -uch wild sceLes as Co Ns-
mont y u I'd u ~ keckl teaL..its.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-03-27

Wearing Funnel. Put it on at once;
winter or summer nothing better can
be worn next the skin than loose
red WOODEN shirt, "loose" for it has
room to move on the skin, thus caus-
ing Utilization, which draws the blood
to the surface and keeps it there, and
when that is the casa no one can take
a cold; 1red," for flannel fulls up, mats
together, and, becomes tight, still
heavy and impervious. Cotton wool
merely abaorbs the moisture from the
surface, while WOODEN flannel conveys
it from the skin and deposites it in
drops on the outside of the shirts
from which the ordinary cotton shirt
absorbs it, and by its near exposure to
the exterior air, it is soon dried with
out injury to the body. Having
those properties, red WOODEN flannel
is worn by sailors even in midsummer
Of the hottest countries. Wear the
thinner material in the summer.