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Secondhand Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city ard wishing to dis
pose Of their furniture will find their advantage call on
the unders gned
lso-Sacond Furniture sold exchanged and repaired.
P. II. TOURNE,
NJ y l2Ar street
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SPALDING & ROGERS CIRCuSEs-The opening Of
great Success and the enthusiasm high last night
The crowds who turned from the already excessively
c7anei building could notare Of several hundreds
each night and the thousands inside the happes Of
il ts ncesap cheers any criterion The circus
institution of the city and fortunately in hands that
he crippled by and that chary OF liberal
expenditures Preten.iou and imposing the announcement
ots forthcoming triple company appeared believe speak
the opinion Of every visitor there in saying that these
all than realized We doubt whether there
such powerful combination Of equestrian and gynasic talent
be found in Robinson, Magion Bill Lake. the Motley
Brothers the American Acrobats Suc, extraordinary
| beautiful stud Of horses.
With Difference the opinion Of Of contemporaries whc
carried away with the extraordinary skill OF the gymnas
and hurdle rider Marilton record admiration
preference for the wonderful bare back rider Robinson wl
surpassed all pecoaceved notions Of what equestrian il
capable Of and whose exploits render less problematcal
fabulous Of the ceturs, Il needs
lived least in modern times, enable the least experienced
spectator observe that lie is of the order OF
pirouettns and lofty flights that few rider
essay upon the broad surface of pa, he
chii's If back herse Symmetry grace
fu movements and lightning 4uckncss
SON. with feHressness that will probably render him for a.
time now the equestrian thai coue the ring
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A SHIP SUSK.-On the 10Th the receiving ship
Union, anchored off the Philadelphia Navy Yard
was sunk by floating ice The crew and most OF the
stores were saved.
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VESSEL ABASDoSED..The brig Carribee, from
Savannah, for Bath, Me-, was abandjned at sea on
the llth inst. The crew reached Boston in safety.
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T.. .Wui0fN y Co.,
- npn GO Canal Street corner Old J.cyc0.

Il aDNNafsF - NSss
IS and 60 Canal street, corner Old Lcvco.
Receiving by recent arrivals
Colored Cashmere BCSI NESS COATS
Black and Colred Cloth FRnCk COATS;
Coored Cashmere PANTS;
Black Doeskin PANTS;
SVperfne Cloth CLDAkS;
Beaver OVERCOATS:
P0; Cloth OTERCOATS, etc, etc.
With general assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
etc., ETC., etc
F. MALLARD & CO.,
IS and u Canal street,
dc6 2p5; OF Old Ievee street.
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Dissolution Of Cop0rflasrship.

The Cornrncrs hin heretofore existir: between the subscri
b4rs III der the firm Of BRUSH co. this day dissolved by
mutual ant. Either party will sign iii liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH j, EASTMAN.
New York November !, 1856.
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dis 2p
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DR.. KASE.-The New York Heralds correspondent
at St. Thomas writes as follows under date Of De-
cember s.
Dr. Kane. the Arctic explorer. has arrived at this
retired little island. He arrived last night in the
packet steamer from Europe on his way to the island
Of Cuba His health appears greatly impaired. He
canght severe cold in Europe, and looks as if he
was suffering from consumption DR.. X. remains here
a fortnight, and then will proceed to Havana. He
has been kindly received by all our resident Ameti
cans 1t is to be hoped that change of climate will
he OF benefit to his health.
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FOR RED RIV E r
Inayes on MONDAY. 18th inst, at O'Clock =. ".
n.ruua nlIE. AIH9HIIS aiil NIEW DIIEi

FOR BAYOU MACON and TEN
eaElLS sAlht magnificent passenger packet steamer
asyssTs.sTs- Belle Creole j. Richardson master W. j.
C. Anderson CLERK i, nov IN Pct y to receive rgiSt ana
will above for Floyd Monticello, trockrt Point and
all intermediate landings Bayou Macon and Lower TeusaS
all Intermediate luldns. For freight app: 10
J. M.iII.ETT, y Front Street.
a Tie b. C lie: al the foot Of Benv!Is street: Gee2l
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General Quitnan.

In another part Of to-day's paper will be found q
sketch Of the public life and services of this distin
gaished soldier and eminent citizen, taken from the
Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th instant. Although
quite attering the narrative does nothing more than
simple justice, as thousands Of our readers, Of alt
shades Of political feeling, will willingly bear evi-
dence to.
We sincerely trust the article to which refer is
indicative Of the wish of the leaders Of the Virginia
Democracy, that Mr. Buchanan should tender Cen.
Quitrnan Cabinet appointment-the post of seere-
tary of War for instance-in connection with which
his name has been favorably mentioned in scores of
the leading journals Of the Union. @l
As we have said before, on several occasions, we
entirely persuaded that the President elect could
make no selection that would give as widespread
satisfaction to the Of the people would the
selection Of Gen. Qutnlan. In the South the pleasure
would be universal, always excepting the mere trad
ing politicians while in the North we can discover no
good reason why the appointment should not be gen.
orally popular.
AWFUL MARINE NEDIsAsTER.-Captain Watts of the
ship Marquett, which arrived yesterday from Thorn
aston, {Me) reports that on the 8th December when
in lat. 42 NJ lon. 1920 w, fell in with the schr.
Mary Ann, Captain A. Williams waterlogged took
from her the captain and crew. The captain and two
of the badly frost-btten that the amputa-
tion Of their limbs will be necessary. The Mary Ann
was from Bath, (AIe.) bound to Boston, with a cargo
OF lumber, and on the 4th December, when one day
out, encountered a heavy gale from the NV, was
blown OF, and commenced leaking badly and in about
three hours was waterlogged the captain and crew
taking refuge on the deck load where, from their
exposed position, they suffered terribly for four days,
when they were taken off as above ana arrived here
yesterday. ss
Tke sufferers are onboard the ship and in great
state ofsuferng, and are truly objects deserving s
i best efforts Of the humane and charitable. W
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SONNEkALB BROTHERS,


PS-Messrs. S. BROTHERS have received by arr
walls from Bremen and 1avre large additions their stock
which they the attention Of Country aud City Merchants
d4 2plm
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SHOCKING ACCIDEST.-An unusually sudden and
violent death occurred in Il spiceml in PHILADELPHIA
on the 18TH
While young man, named Henry Jones, employed
in the mill was about fixing a two inch band upon II
shaft by mishap, he was caught up by the strap
and whired around the shaft, which revolving at
the rate Of l20 revolutions minute. The untortu-
nate man was carried around about that number OF
times (strking the oiss in the floor above with each
revulution) before the machinery could be stopped;
his body was crushed in shocking manner, the limbs
| being broken and the brains dashed out. The de-
ceased uttered cry and he probably killed be
fore time afforded him to become sensible of his
terrible situation.
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tt IS IICt tII III UHt OF tHt lIeISHVUTHI olEFs,
where there but one pauper, he was elected
meulte, Of the Legislature, and actually took his
seat and, it may he added, the fact of his being
| pauper might not have been known, had not 4 bill
been introduced to give the bodies Of paupers sur
eeons, which he understanding to while the
said Daupers were alive, agitated that his real
character became known and the may be bet
ter imagined than described, when he made solemn
appeal to his constitutional rights, against such
li0nstrous law the proposed.
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TIE sufferers are On board the ship and in agreat
state ofsuerng, and truly objects deserving es
best efforts OF the humane and charitable. Z.
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HBr. S0nesscI Reynolds.

OFFICF-So. lis GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CAsCERs, SCALDlEAp WRITE SORES aAd
Jtcsvs Of every ,iescriution jazz 2ply
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Southern Military eQcaeRemy Lot
Terry.
CLASS L.

To be drawn in the city Of NOBLE Alabama in public, on
TUESDAY, Dec. 80. 1856 on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
JOHN HURTEL and W. W MCGUIRE, Esqrs Commissions
&c, 600 Prizes!
Nina than One prizn to eunru Ton rickets
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Rs'iGgeaU0te1'

FIRE AND R-PROOF PAINT.
The Inquiries whether any injurious effects
in using the caught from roof covered with the
Brldgexvater Weather-Proof Paint,
induces the Agents publish the following certificate Of Prof
James r. Chiffon Of New York by which will he tha.
the components Of a PURELY MEDICINAL nature.
New York December g. 1880.
have analyzed sample Of Light Brown Mineral Paint for
Mr.. F. W Cammann, and find it 10 contain the following:
Silicia.. GDl0
Alunnia 2i4+
Lime. 3.l4
Magneoa. LII
Oxide Of Magne .a ....,.... ...............-.. 9l
Mater and loss 2ll
10000
| (SigneD JAMES R. CHIFFON, Chemist.
From the nature Of the composition of this material haze
doubt that when ground finely 10 the proper kid Of oil
! will make good, durable paint
| CSigned) JAMES r. Chiffon Chemist.
BY the Certificates attached to the Circular and included in
the general It will be observed that the Paint
becomes PERFECT SLATE In four weeks. This obvates all
objections that could possibly be lse the of the Bridge
Mineral roofs if its components obecsiona
hlc which it will be by Professor Chios analysis, Is
the
The public referred general advertisement
thrr the merits Of the Bd.ewate will be
found superior in respect for udoor purposes aordne
protection against sparks, cnders
Furnished! dry in barrels Of $50 pounds.
| G.. G. BOGERT & CO.,
| - Camp street,
Agents States Louisiana AlabaIn Mississippi
p,Nfa
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SOsa,aeEuSb Brothers,

............CEIAK'TRES ST................54
Having recently removed their place Of business from IS to
81 CHARTRS STREET they would solicit continuance Of
the patronage OF their friends
Their stock Of German French English and American TOYS
and FANCY ARTICLES is extremely large and well selected
comprising everything usually Kept by traders in their line.
They have besides large assortment Of SPLENDID ARTG
Giles suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS
to which they call the attention Of the public.
SONNEkALB BROTHERS,
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SMITH L. EASTMAN hu, this day formed coparnership
with JOHN C. LLOYD and will c~n'tnue the PROVISION
BUSINESS Under the firm of EASTMAN i LLOYD, at Mes.
40 u,1 AZ Broad street
New York, November l. ls56.
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KDepOts,

DepOts,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DAALEY's NIAGtCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
.=aas2o Nos q nrd Isl Caavtres street.
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A New DoDGE.-The Boston Law Reporter relates
the following udicrous incident i'll illustration Of the
attempts sometimes made by town authorities to rid
themselves Of the srppOrt of nlupers
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i O N d O n.

49, FOR LONDON-TlIEA Al AMERICAN SHIP
*R1.A5e, Equity, Noyes MASTER is loading and will
immediate dispatch. For freight OF tobacco
#arta, apply TO . -
j. p. WHITNEY & Co, 35 CWondee street.
For pt-sa-p applv to captuin on board. DIS
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THE LAKE.

Hw=s WINTER ARR ASCGEMENT-
sAsiEsss 3 Mil Iine-For M"nle' e ews9urS Mali.
sonville, nyingtpn and bia SprinEs-lhe lne
steamer Virginia Pearl, CnpI. W. Hoffman viii evr
above and ali Intermediate iAhdn Hnu fttGf! a. lD!-
leaves New Orleans Pout-l Returning. leave Covng0T.
clartruit Z, r. MONDAY: :....,+.....,.5 n
MONDAY VI TUESIt tI.,...........6 \ "
WEDNESDAY,. 10 AN car THtES)A "
FRIi,tY........,.lu 10 AN cars
SATURDAY .....,l2 II carsi
Pas-arc ST. Meals. 80 cents.
For further particulars, ApplT on board, or 70
diH II ~ e. IDWHEts AGENT, 9, Magazine street.
asxn FOR AIOBIyE-DAI!.Y L. 5. MAIL
LIN E. Winter enl ne splendid II ~"
ssssA saEzssA pressure packe: Cuba, r. \ Hum
master Florida. ". Il. HWichiags ns.>tet; C"lifO1-
MIA A H. Mvcs muster. bT: expressly tqr the Lake
with superior AuotintjDrsone Of the ABOVE
will le;.ve The pant.rtrHn Railroad DAILY the arrival
0 the / p. VI. trNir of raars. -
Rr,-sins Will stop PaocasouIa MONDAYS aid TIL RS
DAYS.
Cabin Fne eac! way ........,...'.''56
nj f. ,iEDDt.S. AGENT. 10 BAnt Place.
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PHIL A D E L p H | A.

ktsHe FOR PHILADELPHIA.I REG ulAh s
land, master, having nearly all her engaged
viii have quick Dispatch For balance Of freight or passage
unnlv to GEO. W. HYNSON L CO.,
rh25 81 Camp street.
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NOTICE Tt, CARPENTERS AND BulhnERS
~ Patent Sawed Weaiherboarng, both rough and dressed
from the very heart bcr ol sale 1T Sl+ for rough
and so per II for dressed in lots TO suit purchasers.
Lumber sawed to order. ~ - . , .
auI9 I'm STAR PLANNING Minis. New Basin.
Y,TAyr PAPER! WALL. PAPEEt!!-2o OOC
w rolls French and American Wall Paper, OF the lates
styles aud patterns, in store ard Tor sale by ,-r,
NEWHAII K HLfE,
el 3n % Canal street, upstairs
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FIRE AND WEATHER-PRoOF PAINT
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k%E- FOR LINERPDOL-rHE Al FAST SAIL
&s4tS ,9c Anlicnn ship Samaritan. small, ma>ter, is

bRtiE And will receive quick d~Vttl. F0r
'teIr 81 ~ jsl bales cotton nIply To
j. r. WiIrNEY x co, 81 CArondelet i.
~ .aL..n. NM II IN. lnN!.. Ml-
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
B A L 7 I NJ 0 r Z

SER- FOR BAIITIWORE-REGULA LINE
NE4s The fine pActet brig Orlando, Clifford, master
SSsGAS having OF her cargo nga-ed will have inlme-
He Dispatch. For balance Of freight passage, applyto
d2i GEO W. HYNSON 4 co. 80 Camp street.
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induces the Agents publish the following certificate Of PROT
James r. Chiffon New York, which it will he tha!
the components are Of a PU RELY MEDICINAL nature
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Tr aorH invention only increases The Sprc I" the Gin
nut innrovrs staple mnking IL uniform roll throughout
tue thereby enhancing the NaiUc OF IL" cotton per
p0';lrl. leaving it clear Of all trash AMI dir; Apply 10
nitt \ j. WILSON " CO., 10 F"lHfNA s'ieeI.
J1llfEAguRISS!- -FIttENSOkE&S!-A LARGE
us,ul1inct BHck Warrior. colNi>tlr@,
in pari Of Rockets Roman Candies, T"rprrts, rritEle Peri
Wra. Srr IL. Fiuwr Pos, Srrvu~. Htns"H NLen, b!"e
Lights, Posi- Fires, Fisr Crackers, etc For sal" ny
H. NJ. BARLOW * co,
LII LtHlnl street
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Tom Corwln on the stump for Fillmore
in OHIO

From the following, which we take from
the New York correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Times, it will lie seen that Thomas
Corwin intends soon to take the stump fol
Fillmore in Ohio. He says:
The Repuhlica intend sending peak.
er Banks to Ohio early in October, and Sen.
atOr Samher is expected to follow. These
worthy gentlemen will meet upon the stump
an adversary whom .hey little expect, fol
| am happy to say that Hon. Thomas
Corwin intends taking the stump for Fill
more in q shor. time. He publicly ex.
presses his intention of voting for Mr..
Fillmore, and oftaking The stump for him.
This may he relied upon. .tor 1 had tie
ens's' from Mr. CorWin's oaon kps
fhis mor,any at the Astor House.
BY the way. WHY is not Mr. Corwin's
letter to the Republic can Committe at Day
ton given to the public! In that letter
Mr.. G distinctly s.es his determination
to support Niilard Fillmore, aud he reil-
crates this statement in his letters to the
Indianapolis Committee and the Daven-
poT; Committee. AL these letters have
Leen suppressed contrary to Mr. Cor~in's
wishes"
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HARD OLD ICE.--A good story is told

HARD OLD ICE.--A good story is told
of certain deacon, who resided in 4
town. Said deacon was u
Jealous advocate for total abstinence
Not long since he employed carpenter
to make some alterations in his parlor, and
in repairing corner near The lire place il
was found necessary to remove the vain.
scOt--when, 10! mares nest" was
brought to light. which astonished the
WORKMAN most maryelously. A brace OF
decanters sundry junk bottles,--all con-
tanning something to take"--a pitcher
and tumblers were costly reposing there
in snug quarters The joiner, with mon-
der-stclcken countenance, ran to the pro-
prletor with the intelligence.
"WeiI, dare say" exclaimed the dea-
con, "that is curious, sure enough, it
must be thai old b. ieft these thugs there
when he occupied the premises thirty years
since" i $50; gssisv afs--
z perhaps he did, !" returned this discov-
erer; ..but deacon, that Ice lii the pitcher
must have been well froz II to haze re-
nained solsd so L0aty tiMe.
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Fremont ana HIS Negro Supporters

Fremont ana HIS Negro Supporters.
Rev Mr.. Anderson negro of the dark
est hue, is scanvassing Indiana for Fremont
He made speech at Rising Sun on Sun
day of last week. He first sung song
and then commenced as follows:
Il have been making Fremont speeches
and this is the fouth one have made to.
day. an for Fremont, free speech, free
soil, free negroes, and free white men
when they belave themselves
The Columbus (Ohio) Statesmen says that
two colored mell, named Jenkins and Lang.
ston, are stumping the State for Ere.
mont.
The Boston Bee, Fremont paper, re-
ports a meeting of the colored citizens O.
Boston, who passed the following.
"Resolued, That we, the colored citi
zens of Boston, will support. with oul
voices aud voter, John G.. Fremont, o
California, as President of the United
States, and VIM. L. Dayton, of New
Jersey, as Vice President.
A Fremont meeting held u few nightl
ago in Marlborough, Chester county, Pa.
was addressed by NEGRO!
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Adver iisement
Popular acateriAgpiace SAT- River House
DEFEAT. Prourietor.

a liz DEFEAT, Proprietor.
This most popular an! extensively
ps,ronised retreat will be opened for :he
accommodation of permanent guests, on
the ftM dog Of N rch ,sszt, 1T sunrise.
The hotel is loc ted upon Salt River,
at the head of raft navigation, and has
invariably l-sen fully occupied upon the
day fslIosinS the general election.
Defeats house is all times in readiness
to receive his numerous guests, aud mas
auch as he received reliable information
that Mr.. Mustang Fremont will be one
Of his guests during the approaching
season, he has made arrangements with
the market-men for supply of mule
chops, donkey frcasees, horse hash, and
roast dog. His party will be properly
entertained. Terms reasonable.
DEFEAT, Proprietor.
n. Although all the delicacies of
the season will be provided, it must be
understood that, velison is not one of the
dishes upon our bill of fare, inaslnuch as
Bucks have never been seen, and proba-
bly, never will be heard of in this region
such deicacies being monopolized by the
pur,eyor for The White House at Wash
ington.-
N. B. No. 2--The walters are all
colored and therefore there will be no lack
of vool "a most attractive feature
There is but one more addition to the
bill of fare, that is necessary to make it
complete and that is grasshopper pie.
If Mr.. Defeat will only bear in mind to
serve mp this delicacy. he may rest assured
of attaining popularity unheard of on
the banks Of Salt River.
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The last story and the Best ore.

There is story going the rounds, not
yet in the papers that ne have seen. 4 At|
at . late Black Republican Mass Meeting
in Columbiana county q very 6ue Gag, GOT
up with great care aud expense. costing
some forty dollars was offered te the tovn.s
ship that would turn out the most soters.
on the day of the meeting.
The Democrats. thereforv. Of one OF ~
townships in that county concluded the
they would like to take prize from Tho.
enemy. and the banner being given ios.
the largest number Of soters, they got.
together. marched up in body. sad took.
the Bannsr from the Awarding Csnr
mittee! e*s.s., =
When the colored Republicans found
that their splendid and cosby Bomssr was
awarded to the Democrats. there was walls
ing and gnashing Of teeth, "for poor
bleeding Kansas" but 1t was too late, the
boys had it. and marched homs In triumph
and victory H. Syotesns0n ifstf ~
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To inspectors Of Elections! Telegraph
Operators, Newspapers and Report
ers throughout the Union! Z rfI
NIw YORK, Sept. %.

-.r- ' NLW lOhh, Cept. 40
The public will look for the result of
the Presidential election on the 5th of
November and to enable the newspapers
of the union to declare the result on the
following morning. it will be necessary for
the inspectors of elections throughout
the Uaited States, to aid the telegraph
operators, and editors in every town, viii
lage and city, and for The editors and re-
porters to aid each other. This can be
done by contining their labors, on the
night of the election, to the President s
vote alone. Let the Inspectors, every
where, count the Electoral vote first; let
the telegraph transmit that vote only on
the night of the election.
This plan will enable the press to an
nounce ihe result the morning after the
election, even if the contest be a close one.
We hope this plan will be adopted; no
other will succeed; it will sim i,lify the la
Dor and make it easier, save time, and sat
isfy the people. Country and city editors
will promote the object in view by pub
fishing in their editorial columns this no.
tice once or twice week u"tiI the 4th oi
November. CRAIG,
Agent Of N. Y. Associated Press.