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ID s'.. IA and I7s P,sri., 7. IMPORTERS and NAN
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- A. COUNTRY hERcHASTs INVITED TO CALI
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EVERY DESCRIPTION,
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MAR YING TOO LAT Z
VI D. APPLETON L Co,
Nos ~ and SO Broadway, New York,
WILL PUBLISH SATURDAY:
ID u ~ 4. ~ I A
BY gtot9t ~VbDt
Author Of Peter Scherninl in Americ
One vol i2no.. cloth, 81

Il
GEORGE WOOD
Author Of Peter ScheIninl in America
One vol i2no.. cloth, 81
CONTENTS:
The this Tale noduced 70 the reaier
Tb ascent and Of Rsht Dangers Of Propnqlty W.
Ar,ve BETRAYED by Kiss The S'ory Of MEDIA NJ Argyle
v . ss, Love xperi.uoe Of M Argyle Lord HrnpsteAds
Story bis nvetment in Arssnsa Bonds MI ArEy-' Zee
on tions Of bic early life Our Travellers arrive home They
viz, Nedss Sunnery Adventures II Nj ArEe win Roman
Bishop NJ ArEyle declares his love 20 MEDIA ny Aky- ~
srye v 18th the Count u Franciscan aempts 70 assassin
AZ. Meds; Nj Argvle rrzrres Meda OF Medas DAnondsi
NJ Are and friends NEE; Mr. DOy formerly Miss Adeis
linn Mis-. Do,les party Nedss masnhcenc~i me news OF
vii reaches New. York Family 81 MI Duncans;
said Of Nj Argvs ms-risEe. story Of NJ OyIri MS
poll. story continued Her Life IN London Ine AyIeRsy
real home Medals dsy Of reception Med4 ana hs hrF DOC
,or Auchupv MEDIA gives EIsld party hedss hr' Ap s'
snce In Church The Rev Doctors Sermon Tie nerVe" 81
NJ Lrryle and his nephew corning Richard hchardsoni
MedA visits Rachel; conversation btweeh ne cu
reTing neda; Media and Rachel. Meds pawns her jewels;
CONT Mopadi reaches EewYork; The convesailon the
ON Uons. 90, mir Coun, Mon1di and his suite Media re-
6u nor Diamonds MEDIA and M Argyes nr-t quarel An
ACCIDENT befs Mr. Argyle MedAs method Oi amusing ner
husband in his sick Day and nshi scenes 81 Count Mon
tal6f. The Counts Newport hi' second WINTER
pr In eclat and SUGGEST In- Mas49er'
s5e Mar Bohrers serenAdes before M Arfye House Nj
Of Nuisance. The Beginning Of the
End Meds Locked AZ Night BY Husbands OF Metas
Return Hom. Her Recollection Count hOnAldi leaves TO,
Paris Mr. Argye and Med, HOpedAe ln-res'ns STATE
rye in NewYork and produce much Unexpected Changes
MEDIA deserted by her Husband Nj Aysye ID Washington
Media in chamber: Family meeting Mr. Angles;
heds's Last Sabbath NewYork Medss Departure Mr..
hrey search bis Wife Miss Ada Duncan lode Husband
In the Rev Doctor Timothy Todgood The Last Days Of Media
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The Uoboken Republican Associatien Will meet on
FRIDAY EVENlSG tn INST al the Harmonic hoTI 70 re-
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> The sixth Ward Republican Clnb OF Brookiyn
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~ o'clock for the purpose Of reosaL HaIOn I
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The Rev. Charles T.. Harris, Christian Jew, will
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Services % commence AZ lO and p m Inc PUO0 &C."
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"Dyer,. Healing of Embrocntion is an see tsst -
coming RAPIDLY into throughout the country !.
,rnIe dSv among who familiar win tne cue
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& II RING, General AGENT, No l9l Broadway
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2Ic bales blue RAGS.
~ bales fpc light l!ue LINEN RAGS.
IS bales ROPE CUTTINGS.
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Chances for Dusiness Glen.


DOCK and STATIONERY STORE for SALE
ID The stock Fixtures and Lease OF the BOOK and STA
TlOkERY STORE No Chatham square and No, ~ Cstbc-
will be sold reasonable terms for cash or ex'
close the estate 0f the As JOnn
Slater The business has been carried with great success Tor
many wears past BY said John Slater and offers on Sna
bic opportupity for lucrative investment Apply at
the store or 10 T. O. JENKINS No. d Fraustortst.
GRAPE VlNES.-5,0OO Isabella and Catawba
two.y.srold GRAPE VINES; also several fue FARMS
In Monmouth County New Jersey, for SALE or EXCHANGE
for CITY Property by GEO w ATWOOD, No ID Cedarst
vV'O FOUNDERS STOVE MANUFACTU-
i RERS or CAPITALISTS.-Fors sale new and valuable
mpro vemeut IN STOVES and FURNACES an entirely new
p.h.d of burning fuel producing five times The heat over al
other Stoves with eight sets OF patented has mold posHs
and fixtures and the entire Territory otbe nted oues ine
business established and extensive trade can soon Oc nc
our.d A Stove can BE- in operation; Apply to
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TVHE Publishers Of a Weekly Journal wish
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,Ie In some ceI tr location in order 20 lessen me
10 both parties Address Box No. 1872 rosome
VALUABLE COTTON MILL for SALE, TO
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7 AWYERS.-A Young Attorney wishes ntas-
II lion CLERK. Coed references 20 competency Az
fress ". Z 4 bn1 as N-x.lor Poet Oihce
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The Hoboken Republican Association WI meet On
rpIUlY ENFNlSG. 7th INST the Harmonic H0tel 20 re-
,,-r the Club and transact necessary business All eh1s
ri tIe cause sre invited 20 attend.
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IL ROJJ u III A NJ > BON EN- 1uEA ER.-
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Pit and Gallery l2 cents Private Boxes % Doors open 81
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sE#@ T@RmUMMo


a FRACAs.-On wsdnesaay evening w
nneSpeeiedly roceivst 4 blow hon Welsh
commonly Knows ss 'ersag we.th--in repiy
70 our answer to bic inquiry that ve edited
ihs Tfna Tribune. Welsh very aensibly
rejected . crowded room fof ths assault, a,
Ks attends and ihe CITY Marshai instantly res.
oued him nom q sound drubbrgst our hands.
As q comment on the above we merely say
TO our enemies that we ask no quarter foI
anything that We may say OF do IS aa ediio'
orssa private individual. As we denounee
only knavegy, we msg reasonably expect to
deal onig with Us concomit MT, malice
and cowaIdiee in such personal pffaira,--men
who profs BY the suggestion Of our amiable
ootemoofary, the Advertiser to bttake them-
selves 70 sly useof 'dnuiks OF The results
ofhuman ingenuity or the protection Of a
eosd. - Blu to one and all W say,
.pi.eh M towards as cowardsi men, ifany
are oae ended. as men; aud five cannot take
cate Of Ourself with the means nature gave
US, wegfe willing to abide the consequences,
and ask sympathy OF nobody.
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aGreasy Mechanics and SMALLEST
cd Farmers.-The Reason

The Aristoeracy do not disguise their
contempt ofus laboring NOrtheruers, -
but say we are not ft TO associate with
thei- body servants. Now why this con
tempt? Not because we may be poor
they have too much sense for that; but
because a party, embracing many Of
these mechanics aud farmers. cringv at
their feet. obey their commands, give
them free territory for negro breeding
AMI in short manifest less of manly spirit
ana justice aud independence than their
very negroes. That is the reaso How
can the South sec the democracy" OF
the North stand by while The South per-
petra such scandAlous insults, outrages,
and wrongs, on our laboring classes, and
our fellow citizens, and applaud the acts,
without entertainiuga a CONTEMPT for such
mechanics, farmers and lradesmen? They
m ke themselves 80 contemplate by obey
ING the dictation Of slave breeders, that
nothing IN more natural in the world than
the very epithets they receive. We Re
publicans intend to show the lordlings
that small-6sted farmers and mechanics
are not SO easily triaed with as they i'm
aqine. All we have to do is to elect men
OF our own free principles, and they will
collapse as they have in South Carolina
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TWO 10 oHR AND VICE VERSA.
Remember that the s-is,ocncy havs
nearly in che proportion Of TWO Aous,
OF TKRRrroRr 70 wHkAs rRKH LARoRKR,
HAvn ONE.
Aud yet the free laborers are nearly
THREE TO ONE in number more thar
the population Of the slave States.
1.-THE shareholders alone are counted
We are near ONE HUNDRED TO oSr
more numerous.
Yet with all this disPrOporliOn they
demand more-demand the rich vallies
ofthe West, and Locofocoism has robbed
free labOrers and given them their de.
mand.
Remember this tot At the Polls.
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AN ORDINANCE REL LtTfNu ToPAVl
MENTS IN FRS 4 AND E( OND WARDS

Sscr'oN l. Bo Il ordained by the tonncil NJ
the City pf fif.H that all owners of lois or mart
of lots On boit sides of Mohr1c street betW cci
Madison and Sycamore street, all owners OF lots
or parts ofl0ts on the west side Of Sycamore N
bolWeea Monroe and Washington Street, also
uwurrs oflots OF parts Of lots, on west side %,
Waslhngt, Street South 10 inlot No. two hun.
drcd aud fihy Que IN the arst ward shall scvcrally
lay sidr walks In trout ofaud adjoining TO said sew.
ertl lots or parts OF lots, Of good paving bricl,
excepting the lots or parts OF lots ON west side ol
Syoamoro street between Monroe Street aud
ashn,tou Street, which Is optional with the
ONucr ur OWnprsto lay side walks with brick OF
plank In compliance Width Ordinances OFFS aid
ty on said subject on or before the first day OF
November A,DIsb6 IffHf
S CrIoN 3 an owners Bf lots or parts Of Tots
on both sides ~ hy Street between the Rail
Road and -auduskv Street. all Owner of lots on
parts ut lots on both Sides Of 2nd Monroe STREET
hcRfpen ciey sud lt,loms Street, alidwners OF
lots ct parts Of lots on both sides of Franklin
Street heuFccn Watef and Sandusky in the See
ond W tui,. shill scvcrly lay side walks In
front ua adjoining to said several lots or parts
Of lots OF GOOD paving brick, IN compliance with
thr ONlinnccs OF said City on said subject on
or bcfotc tho frst day of NovembcrA. D. 1856.
cToN Sd. In gase any such OWNERS oflots
or parts Of lots shall neglect to construct side
walks OF pavements hereby requredtO be con-
structed within the time herein before limited,
the treot Commissioner, Of said City shall forth
with advertise aud sell the lot for constructing
the same, which shall be on theprmises and to
the lowest hidder.
StcrioN L. And all expenses and liabilities
incurred by said City in constructing any side
walk or pavement in front Of any such lots or
partsof lots shall be reported to the City Clerk
by the Street Commissioner immediately after the
con- 'leuon OF contracts lctby such Street Com
missioner, and the City Clerk shall report the
81 c to the Auditor Of Seneca county.
SkCrIoN s. And said Auditor shall place such
amount on the tax duplicate Of said county ~ n
spccini tax ON such lots, or part of lot 10 he col
elcted by the Treasurer Of said county ns IN other
cases. HE2EkIAH GROFE Pros.
K, z. So1rr. City Clerk lScpt 18Th, SO
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sherifFs Proclamation.

Whereas II Is made the duty OF the Shcrifs OF
the different counties Of the State Of Ohio, nj
least fifteen days prior 10 the holding Of genera
elections, to give public notice by Proclamation,
throughout their respective countes. 10 the quail.
ihed electors thereof, ofthe time Of holding suoli
elections, and Of the number Of officers to be cho
sen
Now In conformity with this rcquisition, /, r.
=. Wells, sheriff OF the county of Seneca and
State ofOhio, do hereby proclaim and give no,
tice to tie electors Of Raid county Of Seucca,
70 assemble IN their respective townships az
the usual places Of holding elections, ON tko sec.
nnd Tuesday Of October next, il being the I4ta
lay of said month, and the day fixed by law for
chat purpose, and then and there elect the follow
ng 0illt ers, to-wit;
Two Supreme Judges, one for long term and
mo for short term, one Attorney General, one
Commissioner Of common schools, one Member
fBoard of Public " orks, one representative to
ongress for the counties OF Marion, Hardin,
rlwforl, WyuudUtt, Seneca, Sandusky aud Ot,
ava one Common Pleas Judge for The counties
Of Crawford, Wyandott, Seneca, Wood and Han
cock.
And. also, tho following officers for said sene.
"a county, to-wit one Auditor, one Treasurer,
lne Sheriff, one Recorder, one Coroner and one
Commissioners.
And. whereas, bya act Of the Ohio Legisla-
ure passed February 9Th, 1881 it Is made the
iuty OF the hrrln nLthe proclhlming OF the cleo
don to give notice b. the trustees OF the different
tlwnships ofthe number of persons to be return
ell as Jurors for each township for the ensuing
year. The trustees Of the different townships
will therefore pursuant to law return az jurors to
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas the
olcwing nu nber of qualified electors, to-giti
Adams 6, Eden g. Reed 6, Jackson 3, Sciplo II,
Pleasant s, Loudon 8, Clinton %, Liberty 4
aope~cll 6, Bloom 7, Venice 3, Big Spring .,
thompson g.
Tho trustees viii turn 10 the Probate Judge,
urors from che sevelaltOwnshipsa af fulowsi
adams 5, Ellen. s, Reod 5, Jackson 4, seneca
6, I,oudon s, Pleasant 5, Scipio S, Clinton q,
Libcrty4, HopeWell 5, Bloom Z, Venice s ni.
Spring 6, and Thumpson6 g.
T.. q, WELLS, sh'G
Sept. l9th4N. Seneca county, Ohio.