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Lawns, shallis. Aareges, &C.

TN F fucS. assortment in town of French aud
J. American lawns, French Scotch ard American
tinghsms, Chalis Rareges, Brilliant ana Prints at
ANril 80 1856. AERCURS,
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MAP OF BRADFORD COUNTY, from

Persons calling Tor any oil thtst IeII'Is Irar n"TIIOn
thov are advertised. II. G. PORTER, =. NJ
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To be section XXvI, AFtiCIP /.
The Legislature shall have the power to alter revoke
annu any charter of incorporation hereafter conferred
bv or under. any special. general law, whenever in
their opinion may he injurious to the citizens of the
commonwealth in such manner however, that in
Justice shall be done IL the corpoTaOrs.
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Of NEW COUNTIES.
No county shall be divided by line cutting off owe
Onetenth of its population (ether to form count
Otherwse without the express OF such county
by vote Of the electors thereof shall any
ty be established containing less than four hundred
miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

The following Ia the list OF pA.ests Issued IRON tho
Tn sd States Patent Office for the week ending Novem
Der IL, 1s5e-cach bearing that date
Francis Armstrong, Of New Orleans, Ia, for improve
meni IN bumper brakes for railroad cars.
Freak h. Bartholomew, Of Nee York, N. r., for I'm.
proved anti froet faucet.
Geo. Bradley, OF Paterson, N. J., for improved steam
Tsos Carr, Of Liverpool England, for Improvement in
John Cole, A. Little sndo. wan, Of Dewitt NJ, for
Improvement In draining machines.
Alnon Cooley, Of Hartford, Conn., ssssnor 70 Roderick
ferry, aud A. Cooley, aforesaid OF same place. for I'm.
provement in fastening door knob spindles.
Legrsnd Crooot Of syracuse, n " for improved door
fastener.
j. Henry Darlington and WIN. Piper, Of New York, N.
u, Tor improved diaphragm fluid metre
John 7. Derbey Of Cavendsh W. for sleeve fastener.
Gustavus Incken, Of Brooklyn, y. " for sugar drain
Geo s. Foots, Of Buffalo, N. Y, for Improvement in
WIN. L. Gslsudes,,, Of New York, N, r.. for improved
spring holder Tor slate blind,
John {. Hsrr, o. sav.nab, Ca, for Improvement in
water gauges for steam boilers
samuel / Bsrris, Of Massachusetts,, and Henry p.
ossooa q porsses,sr Mass fer improved method Of
Asustu, Hsngsenberg, OF Muscatine, Iowa. for candle
mould machine.
Moses g. Hubbard, Of Pen Yam, N. ", for improve.
neni in cutting apparatus for grain and grass harvest
O. W. Hyatt, OF Auburn, N. ", for Improvement In
for ks for bandlipg heated plates.
Rudolph Kneeh, Of New York, n r., for improved
method Of ventilaiing ships.
Henry Kruse of New Orleans, Ia, for Improvement 10
wagons.
Rober, lawson, Of 81. Louis, Miss, tor improved
waste valve for hydrants
George ID. IoaDd, Of Yonkers, N. Y, for improved
method OF bar gips rec'procatine saws
James W. Martin, OF Philadelphia Pa, for improved
method OF preparing rsttans for umbrellas.
Charles Miller, OF New York, ~ r., for Improvement
In cutting tiles
samuel Morrill, Of Andover, ~ H., for Improvement In
cloth oyefs
Edwin N. Murphy, Of Lexington, H., for medical re-
syira,or.
Ephrsim l.. Pratt, Of Philadelphia, Pa for improve
m.ns In machines for elicng apples.
Ira Reynolds, Of Republic o., for Improvement in wa
log machines.
e ssul, Of seymour Conn, for process for cleaning
indis rubber
Gustsvs schsne, Of New York, N. " for improvem "a,
in bieech loading firearms.
John sees, 81 New York. N. n. for arrsngsm WIT OF
mesn for hea ing feed water of locomotive engines
Christian sbssTs, OF Philadelphia, Pa for improve.
nens IN b@ccch LOADING gun. ~
John y whey, OF fredvnlA, N. X, asssnor 70 BENT
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Canadian md American Railroads.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO Tux EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Az correspondent, In your issue OF yesterday morn
ing institutes comparison between the Great Western
(Canad and the American Lake Shore rar bad routes,
unsvorabls tho latter beg space say few words
on the subject.
During tho past season have made four round trips
New York 70 Chicago, eight through passages
In six these over the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
hree did mhs connection once except upon the New
York Central road On first trip, eavng here Monday
morning. April IA, VITA the New York Central and Canada
route arrived at Suspension Bridge that night and too
lsts for the nectiou with the Canara train. Tho
best accommodation found 1t this point was nothing
On my last "trip, via the Canada route, len Detroit
Tuesday evening, September 30 and reached suspen
Bridge next morning. three hours behind time an
Than hour behind the time Of the second morning
east. AZ coui d not leave for New YORK before
AIS p ~, went up 70 Buffalo. Leaving that evening,
roaS 10 mts both morning trains from Albany 10
New York pcxt morning. This IL my experience with tho
routes this season, and when do nos travel, dont
pretend TO say how often either ne makes or misses
Deciions Your oorrespo ndent says he w@ keps waiting
hours at Toledo That Is singular ~ the time Of
no two leaving there for Chicago Ia fourteen hours
apart and trains may DO expected ct eaa 70 start In
tme, whatever they may lose on the way.
From New York 70 Chicago via Albany and Suspension
Brcae, the interruptions Of the route are - foows-
Three miles ride BY horscpower-<tcam 10 Aibaay-fcrry
and change cars-steam TO Rochester, change carSto
Suspension bridge, change csrs--to Wiofscr, ferry
cbspge and then q ON Detroit 10 Chicago.
BY the Erie and Lake Shore nssferry 70 Jer sy CITY,
cue only one on the route thence ey steam 70 mnkrk
change cars-to Cleveland, and change-to Toledo and
change cars and thence 70 Chicago. J. n.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 1896.
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MATRIMONIAL.


TWO GENTLEMEN. OF MIDDLE AGE. WHO HAVE A
similarity OF tastes arising from long association In
business and have retired herefrom with moderse
ten~y. wish form matrimonial alliance each with youn
sdy Who possesses the qualities make the domestic circle
home.
They each wish 70 find without, particular regard
beauty, LADY respectfully connected with agreeable per
good education, refined manners, the useful &C
compliments, cultivated mind, and possessing an
practcing high regard for the moral precepn OF Chis
AMY.
Their intentions visit Europe the ensuing
mske s tour. One Of the parties has visited Euro in N
prosecution Of business but has not had the leisure gra
his desire In he examination OF the curoses and works Of
which centuries have been accumusng that older porto
has had only limited extent the privilege o. s,udyn
the habits and that have resulted those nations from
The impress that Of destroying time len upon them
De has felt the want when examining picture either Of real
life or artistic Of that keen, percepye susceptible and dis
terminating mind which only 10 detect the
dividing line in the lights OF the reality the shading In
the artistic That should be wife shsrcr OF Joys
Zach should be deeply Interested In the her
would bring trouble relief make pleasure reciprocal
He and his partner have 70 this conclusion
each wise TO take wife with him They would prefer TO
meet with two sisters two ladies whose intimacy and
aop parake Of that character whose impulses and edca
ton being similar snd, congensl would lead them 70 ap
precise The aupt and increase lie Interest," and who pos
sessed ~ compe themselves by uniting the means OF
travel IN that manner ayr eeabe their wishes
fhey have resorted 10 this mode solicit from some
genial sph aresponse Those who may favor them with
rect assured that their communications wilrbe
~ aed most conhdentisly Address A. r. a. p Ne~ York
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f. Merrill, Thos. Philips, Of CassadAga, N Y, and Jno
i. Wiley, aforesaid. for Improvement in cxcavators.
g. Sterling Of Bridgeport Conn, for gas regulst
Thomas stout, Of Keyport, n. j. for improvement
In mill stone dress.
VIM. H. 81. John, Of New York, N. Y, for coppering
gas retoJt fastening.
VIM. Tageart, Of Haverhl, Mass, for improved pro
jecte for firearms.
Ruben Wright, Of westheld, N. Y, for improved
weather fuins for S0rs
Jacob Cess and Jacob Broens, OF Bellevile, Ill., for
Improvement 10 machine for cutting vegetables
Alvin Bullock, of Busti, N. Y for improvement in hsr
vesters
Ephrsm L Pratt. OF Philadelphia, Pa. assignor to
Leonard Hsrrngtos, OF Worcester Mass, for improve
ment inmacbines for pairing apples, potatoes &c.
Henry Bessemer OF london, England, for I'm provemen
In the manufacture OF iron and steel Patented in England
Feb. IL 1855.
parlor stoves.
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DUBLIsHED THIS DAY-fHE sPUYrEE DUfvEL
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NEW AND ORIGINAL WORK By N. WILLIS
IN Published this day by CHAS SCkIBNER, ST. and 379
btoadwsy up stairs and for sale by all booksellers PAUL
FAME or, Parts OF Life Else Untold; by N rarker wis
vol " Is This book is called the title page novel;
there arc some reaes however who h.nk more tn half
biography "Harford rouraDt 1T is beautifully written
and may he regsroed Of the Efforts its
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WANTED--A WIFE. or AN ARDENT. CHEERFUL
w dsroeion, handsome loving ard accomplished such
lady become ecquasned nth gentleman possessed Of
every desirable quality regulate 10 render life harpy and
hcue The delehfu spo earth BY addressing Csndov
Broadway Post Office.
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POLITICAL.


GRAND MASS NETTING OF THE DEMOORAT
IA electors OF the city Of New York, hs
ecen brilliant triumph of the democracy OF the Union In tbs
lection of their national candidates. and congratulate
the citizens Of the Empire 10 the crushing defeat they
have given all the hostile democracy, wAl be
held At Tsmmany Hall Wednesday 26th instant at7x
o'ciock p. NJ.
number Of the dsng democrats Of he Union
lave been invited and will be- and address the meet
ing.
By order Of the following Committee Of Arrangements aP
pointed by the General Committee
Thomas Ryrnes William Miner
John N Minnie. Patrick C0yle
John Creighton. William Sinclair.
John Brown George g. Barnard.
William j. Brisley. Norman Mcleod.
John Petit Nicholas Ray.
" Fisher Weeks. j. w. smith.
Daniel ID. Norris. Charles A.. May.
kmih XIV Jr John Murphy.
james O. Rutherford Thomas j. nundAy
Josiah Souherlsnd Dennis r. Root.
CHARLtS A. MAY, Chair n Com. Of Arr.
SMITH EIv, Jr S.a.,aarsas
THOMAS j MUsDAY oos'
BY of the Democratic Republican General Commit
tee WILSON SMALL, Chairman.
JAMES l. c BEsEDlcT }secretsries
-
vTpE DEMOCRATIC REPU RIICAN GENERAL COM
nhtee Of the cv and county OF New York are requested
TO meet at apuaDy Hail Monday evening Nov "a 1850
al ~ O'Clock. WILSON SMALL, Chairman.
lASEs L. fEsEDlcT, }s,cret,ries
ALFRED CHANCELLOR,
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An EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or THE VARIOUS
IN crsdee of much lees than their
cash purchasers Cash advanced sagas of Havana
mesto O. German manufacture O. CHKkKs n BroNdvay.
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THE BALL SEASON.
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN GENERAL CON
miree will celebrate the triumph of republican principles
In the free States bya
GRAND BALL AND FESTIVAL,
ACADEnY Music
On Thursday evening Dec. IL. 1885.
The Committee have invited the most distinguished men In
the republican them the and the
Invitations have been almost unanimously accepted
The for the and all
the have been entrusted 70 gentlemen Of
experience and taste ard Is believed that every parcu
lar the Festival will worthy commemoraon Of the
glorious struggles and of the late republican
paiRn.
rSe Committee announced the following arrangements for
the evepre-
The doors will open xt ard half ocl,ck.
The musiccousitrg OF two fun bands OF hundred in
strumens nDcer The directoa cf A odworth EsIwill
at eight ard hatf O'Clock.
iLe members Of the Committee assisted by republicans In
ved from The neghhorng CITIES will art marsh Ala add
wili be knos by their badges the left brcat
The private boxes will be sed exclusively for invited
guests
4 he supper will be under the charge of -.
The hat and CLOAK will be under the charge of -.
Tickets obtained Of the Committee price 81 EACH
admitting gentleman and lady.
W. FISHER, D. I. ELDER,
i. u. YOUNG, j. BARnY,
j. A. FOSTER, NJ. DUPUY.
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MOTHER. AND NJ lii MOER BIZ aUTIeUL so OsNr
"A snsper pattern for rs Ihe Anercaa shield +"
priried 10 coors Godeys Lsdys Book for December viii
contain The above spleadd line en- grsvfug The .epsr
ton o. me Apoaues tive figure colored fashion pse
pSsee o. reaoing nineteen Contributor and sixty
epsrasgA expressly for tho ladies' nsinog all the
bonn eta chrme,ts rochet wore purtes Look also Al
in time for Chris,mAs cpes for making plan
sellers - -
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FABLE, DkASk FROM ThE OLD ROMAN aENn.
BY GEORGE foWLkR kORRLsON
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ADVERTISEMENTS BENRWEB EVERY DAY.

POST OFFICE NOTTCHs.
DosT OFFICE EOTICE-THB MAILS FOR EUROPE,
United states steamer Baltic viii close At this Office
Saturday the I'd day of November ut lO O'Clock A. n
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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TIRE EDINBuRG AND WESTMINSTER REVIEWS ron
i ,he present quarter and Biscswood's Msg0i.e fo'
Dcioher ready Price tor eher s. yea; ~ for
two 81 for ali three publications subsorp received by
T. SCOTT co, Publishers "a Gold street corner Full
ton n
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TuE LONG LOOKED roK BOOK
Il Published this morning.
rREpERcK SMITHS work,
MARION BARNARD
nv the author of Dick Taritoum Charles yavaseur,
"tfrnrv I've In Tour Price So cents
GAkkkTT DICK FI1ZGER ALB, IS Ann street.
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DROPEssoR FRANKS, LECTURER ON VISION
maker Of Franks pstent specaclos which strengthen
vision and for life, and
lenses drawn tools thermometers and hydro
meters, No. . Park row, opposite the Astor House.
THE REV. A. r. VAN g,NOT. OF THE CENTRAL
i Reformed Protestant Dutch church Ninth viii
deliver OF lectures six IN nnmbe0 the general
THE Bible The Young Mans Guide Commencing
evening ~ O'Clock the above church and be
/, opunued on successive Sabbsth evenings.
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CLOTHING, &C.

1HOI PEARL SIREEr.-SECoHD HAND CLOTH.
J2 log store.-Gentemen DESTROYS of converting
peruous clothing cash. obtain the full value by
ply ing personally through post, TO JAMES MURonEx
49, Pearl street
no THE LADIES GREAT OPENING AND SALE OF
ladies' and cbidrsns clothing at great reduction Of
prices ard day at the Juvenile Em
poum and Pantechn OF Fashions 500 Broad the
entire cleared make for a aud
elegant goods for the approaching holidays
Rsques saqu~s cosks robe de chambre &C. will be found
al great bargains.
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INSTRUCTION.

cJn -BooKEREPTNd, WHITING. ARITHMETIC -
HIU. MK Dvl.BkAk, COO Broadway. kceo. the iarge~l
commercial academy in New York and being ably ss.A
by accomplished practical booskecper offers induce
10 gentle wishing private instruction gwen
practical business Ike One $40 booxksep
leg vacant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-22

The undersigned under by virtue Of the above
copf.rr.d viii sell the premises corner of rwente<A
and Br sdsay. "Wednesday the list dsY oc DeceuA
her ~ O'Clock all the IN trade OF John
~ of the OF Few iarx baker consisting OF thros
and the harness. and the genera
stoc L In trade OF a baker
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-25

1t is perfectly natural that we should be
little suspicious. when we see medi-
cine offered to the public as an unfailing
cure for 'sall the ills that flesh is heir to. :"
but when an article purports 10 act as
a remedy for only certain class of dis
eases, and advances no further preten-
sions, the assertion becomes plausible,
and when its claims are supported by a
cloud of witnesses, we can no longer with :
hold our confidence and belief. Such an
article will be found in the new remedy
called 'sRhodes' Fever and Ague Cure, %
which is perfect cure for all those disor-
ders originating in Malaria, and by the
use of which, none need fear exposure
in even the sickiest localities. 1t is
based upon strictly scientific principles
and acts with invariable certainty. No
traveller through the Western country
should be without this medicine,-It will
operate as certain preventative. and
thus secure perfect immunity FROM the at
tack of Fever and Ague, that scourge ol
the West.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-25
Judicial Convention.

The delegates from the different coun-
ties composing tie third subdivision of
the third Judicial district. met in Conven-
ton at Tifin, Tuesday the 10Th inst, for
the purpose of nominating candidate
for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
s. R. HARRIS. Esq, of Bucyrus, was
called to the Chair, and w. G. GRAY, of
Tifin, and D. r. LOCKE of Bucyrus, ap-
pointed Secretaries.
Committees were appointed as follows:
On Credentials Messrs. Grisell OF
Wyandot, Elliott of Crawford, Clarke OF
Wood. Brown of Hancock, Patterson OF
Seneca.
On Rules and Representation-Messrs.
Scroggs of Crawford. M'Cutchen OF
Wyandot, Hollenbeck Of Wood, M'Clel-
land of Seneca. Croninger of Hancock,
Adjourned to O'Clock P. M,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Rules and
Representations reported as follows:
Seneca entitled to At votes, Wvandot
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-25
Politics in California.

Each arrival from the Golden State
shows that the enthusiasm for Fremont
and Dayton is sweeping the mountains
and valleys of the pacific coast with ir-
reslstible force. 1t has not been the
gathering of sudden ftful gust. rails
ing cloud Of dust, and passing by.
but it is the blast which first whisners
and then steadily accumulates force un-
til it bears down all opposing elements
The Fremont Jessie Club of San Fran
cisco held the largest meeting ever
known In that city. The various Ere.
mont Clubs have names as unique az
as the character Of the California peo.
pie. "The Young Mems Pacific Rail.
road Club" the Fremont Locomotive
Club" "The Lille Fremont Club u
tFremont's daughters name is Lille.
the Fremont Bear Club" &C., DC.
are among them. The whole State il
breaking out in favor of Fremont and
the Pacific Railroad, and old parties are
bound to be swept away like chaff.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-25
FRIENDS Or FREEDOM,
To the Rescue!
The Republicans of Wyandot County
will hold Grand Mass Meeting at
CAREY.

On Saturday, the 9Th of September.
The People, the honest yeomanry, of
this and the adjoining counties are invited
and expected to turn out in their might.
Addresses will be delivered by
Hon. @. X. WATSON, Hon. WIN. H. G1B-
SON, PELEa BUNKER, Esq, DIR. r. P.
BRAYroN, W. HI. WEST, ESQ, JOHN C.
LEE, and others.
A splendid Silk Banner will be made
by the Ladies of Carey. and presented
by one of their number, publicly, with an
appropriate address, to the township lin
or out Of the county, sending the lar
gest delegation, with the understanding
that it is to be returned to the township
in this county casting the largest increas
ed gain on the vote for President in '52.
John Carey, D. Park,
8. w. Holmes, L. S. Hixon,
/. j. Anderson, Thomas Foster,
ID. Straw, John Elder,
A. H. Myers.