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Traveller in Western New York
WILLIAM HISS,

JM MEl.MBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
~ HELARoLD'S gcnuinc PREPARATION.
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hELABOLD'S genuine PREPARATION
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem
lstry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemical
knowledge devoted 10 their combination.
MeELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATI0
"a For diseases OF the Bladder, Kidney, 6rss-
el, and Dropsy.
DEAD READ READl-"Ye aflicted
IA read, the following Certificate Of cure Of
over 20 wears standing:
II. I. HELHBoLD-Dear Sir: have been
troubled with an aflliction Of the Bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty years. have tried
Physicians IN vain, and at last concluded TO
give your genuine Preparation a trial, as I had
heard IL highly spoken Of. u afforded me Inn
MEDIATE relief. / have used three BOTTLES, and
have obtained more relief from It's effects and
eel much better than have for twenty years
previous. | have tie greatest faith In its yir-
tues aud curative powers, and shall do all in my
powor TO make it known 10 the afflicted. Hop
ing this may prove advantageous 10 you in as.
sis.lng you TO introduce the medicine. am
truly yours, M. McCoRxIo,
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormic's statement
he refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon. VIM, Bigler, Ex-Governor, Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thos. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. J. @ Nnox, Judge, Togo Co. Ia.
Hon. j. ;. Block, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. II. Porter Ex-Governor Pennsylya.
MIA.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. X. q. Gricr, Judge U. s. Court.
Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. w. Porter, City Solicitor PhHadcl.
phia.
Hon. John BigIcr, Ex-Governor, California.
Hon. y. Banks auditor General Washing.
ton, ID. G.
And many others, if Necessary.
tn See advertisement headed
HELMBoLDS GENUINE PREPARATION,
in another column.
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"Who shall decide when doctors Disagree"
and II is very common thing to see them dis
agroc, even "pon the most uniinportant mat,
t.rs; bat Whom they a:c all of one opinion up,
on auy.onr subject we v"'y naturally calculate
that their opinion, thus arrived at is correct
one. This, u.sn, must bc the case with L"ou.
ards south American Fever and Aguc Rrmcdy;
iJc u" one who ever witnessed it, effects when
used for that complaint, but will say that
II Is uncquallcd. 1t is such certain cmo
that it will in time take precedence over all 9th,
~ remedies
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CRoTs-Thc accounts in relation to tho
crops are generally very cnt ouragimE from
all parts Of the country. Cotton and sugar
promise remarkably well, the Nashville Ban
Her expresses the opinion that 3.5OOCOO
"aieS oI c"'sOu wri De grown, which may
be worth Sl70,oOo,ooo, and that the Sugar
crop will be worth S3O,OOO,O90. which will
come into market in Scuthcrn cities in six
weeks time. All other crops being good,
the hopes expressed Ola brisk Cll trade and
a deferred rcyg!,jon is not without fovu d..
tiun.
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OLD MEN IN OLD TINES.
MODERN DEGESERAcY.

Modern luxury is not favorable TO long
life. In the patriarcha era, if translators Of
The scriptures nrc correct in their intcrpreta-
lions Of the Mosaic measurement Of time,
an ancient Hebrew was quite n youth at the
age OF century or so, and could scarcely
be considered settled for life before he had
reached his second centennial epoch. Now,
however, man is venerable at fifty, and al.
though Old Par saw his 1904 birthd Az.
and the census occasionally brings cen,e-
marian to light, seventy is usually the ex.
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Business Notices.
HOLLOW .N,s OINTMENT And PILLS

HOLLOW -II'S OINTMENT md PILLS.
Delicate females who are harassed and d..
hi!itatcd hy complaints peculiar TO their organ
ization, are uniformly relieved by Holloway's
Pills. For hystcril, spasm, hot nushcs, sick
hoahachr, pains in the back and loins, they are
a safe and reliable remedy, while the healing
and cooling cilcc! al this balsamic Ointment up.
on burns. scalds running sorcs, rritotious oftho
skin, Scro;ul"us ulcers, salt rhcum, crysipclas,
and all cN;2.na! inflammation, is mircle in sur.
gerry. Purchasers, before using these remedies
are cautioned "a hook Tor the ITatcr.mark, which
appears in rvory leaf of the genuine book of Ill,
rcctions. Il the words "IIoIIoway, New York
and !omdon, are not visible in the paper, the
medicines are C',uutrrfcits S.
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30 WoNDEE lie WAS TnlNKiUL
READ AND JUDGE ron YOURSELVES.
Rochester Oct. 10, 1852

Rochester Oct. 10, 1852.
MEsSg = FLENISG Bgos.
Gcmtlcmcu.-Iiaving experienced tic hcnc.
fetal effects OF DR.. ML,nc's Celebrated Liver
Pills, prepared by you, I take great pleasure in
recommending them to the public. fcal war
ramtcd in saying that they are a certain cure for
liver complaints and all bilious diseases, no mat.
ter how difficult or long standing. myself was
afflicted with this dreadful disease for over two
years, and ola! how thankful I am that heard
OF these Pills. | purchased q one of your
agents three boxes, and before had finished
The third box, was completely cured. vcri!y
believe, ,Ou, for Dr. MI.anc's Liver Pills, should
have now been in my grave; but n it Is, am
now enjoying the best Of health, and stand
living witness Of the efficacy OF DR.. TLANE'S
LIVER PILLS. Besides recovering my health
| consider that have saved in pocket some
two or three hundred dollars physicians fees.
This testimony give you with the greatest
pleasure, and hope it may do something towarl
making these invaluable Fill. known TO all who
are suffering with liver complaint.
WILLIAM HISS
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Additional by the Persia.
New York Auy J

New York, Aug. 3.
Nolbing is TO be done by the English
In china except to destroy the war innks.
The result OF Lord EIgin's mission will
be to ascertain the state Of things, aud il
unsatisfactory, hostilitics will be confined
TO Canton.
The steamship Agamemnon has sailed
Tor Cork wiih the submarine telcgraplic
cable, and the plan now is TO commence
laying from the Irish coast.
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DEATH OF GEN. RUSK.-Thc death Of this
gentleman, and especially the manner OF it,
will DC learned with profound regret through
every part of The Union. He was = native
of this State, and has for number Of wears
represented Texas in the Senate ofihc Uni
ted States, OF which body, he was Il promi.
rcnt and able member and stalwart advo.
cate OF the rights of the South. The tele.
graphic account Of his death is published in
another part Cf our paper.
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Alabama Elections.

Montgomery, August 5.
D.. In Mobile the Democratic ,lcke; has
been successful! throughout, o. CLI.u. f,
For the State Senate, James S. Dcas.
Representatives, J. B. Todd, +. II. lIern.
don, W. &. Jones, II. +. Dummond.-
For the first Congressional! (Mobiicl D.s.
trici, james a. StalIworh. This ticne,
WAS elected by large mainritv.
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NoT So.-The gentleman FROM whom we
received an unscaicd note, complaining
that he had before applied both personally
and By pen to have his paper changed to n
different address, is simply nistaken-that's
all. All such matters are attended to rcru-
Iarly ana promptly herr. Have never heard
from you before, and as for seeing you,
have never had the pleasure TO orr know!.
edge.
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THE CRUSADER.

This Temperance Magazine tor August
has been received, 1t is Il very readable
journal and the hest ndvo""ta "f. ih" "o"oo-
that we know Of Published in Cincinnati.
Ohio, ana edited by Gen. S. T. Carey. Terms
to single subscribers, Sl.5O--; 20 clubs of
ten or upwards, SlOO.
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Nicaragua to be Invaded Again.
NEw YORK. August 2

NEw YORK, August 3.
Gen. lienning'cn and DR.. Bell, his
brother.in law, left for the South this af
ternoon, to visit Ut is alleged Gen. H.'s
wlie, who is now in Georgia. Those best
informed Of Walkers movements, saw
Henningsen's visit is for the purpose Of
conferring with Gen. Walker relative to
new expedition for The invasion Of Nj
caragua, which is to start from some point
near New Orleans, about the 18th Of
October.
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AccIDESr.-Wc have learned from the
Engineer that the passenger train on the
GfeenvilIe Railroad ran off, near Pomara,
on Saturday. IL upset owing TO the track
being out Of order from the recent heavy
rains and the conductor, w. VI. Mcdlock,
aud Capt. shodd, were severely bruised,
though no bones were broken Carolina
Times.
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4 LIGHTNING TRAIY.-Thc express train
between Rochester, New York. and the Nj.
ngara Suspension Bridge, recently accom-
plisheG is night trip in one hour and twen-
miles.
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The C"ro!in" Times says that n fin, pas.
senScr engine has recently been put upon
the South Carolina Railroad. Ii is called
The Preston 5. Brooks" and is ornamcnted
with fine Iiiencsscs of that lamented states.
man and his uncle, Senator Butler.
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Reported Murder of Surveying Par
ties by the Indians.

m ST. LouIs, August 4.
The Kansas CITY Enterprise, OF the
iSt instant, announces the reception Of
letters at LecOmpton. stating that five Of
Capt. CaldweIl's, four Of Capt. Berry's
and the whole Of another surveying par.
tty, had been murdered by the Pawnee
lsdIanS.
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The LaweRsUiie Herald has six columns
occupied with an article commencing Mr.
X. B. Rhctt for the United States Senate,
ard says she is orr choice among all the
good men now in nomination."
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The LAST CHANCE If we mistake not
this, according TO an Act of the Legislature.
's the last year allowed for the location Of
grants. Our readers will do wei! 10 take
notice Of this Fdmii5 Friend
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Texas Elections.

New Orleans. August :.
The rctUrIS Indicate the election of
EunneIs, (DemocraO as Govcrner, and
his majority over Houston is now placed.
at $4,000.
The Legislative elections. rs lar rs heard
from, have resulted in favor Of the Dem.
OCraLS
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Missouri Elections.

81. Louis, August 7.
lhIrty-cight counties reported give Rp!-
lIGs Amcrlcan( over four ;housand ma.
Jor!y Tor Governor.
In the Third Congressional District
Clark (Dcmocra;) has been elected.
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The Curo!tRip' says that lady Of Abbe
vile District has needle case in which
is worked Admiral Vernon, l740" The
case is made of silk, and is beautifully en-
broidercd. The lady received it from her
mother who said it was taken from Brit
ish soldier du ring the Revolution.
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HUNDRED MILE rRoT.--A hundred mile
Uotis on the carpet TO take place next Sep
tember, on the Cold Spring Coarse, Mil
waukce, Wisconsin. The purse is 10 be
$1,000 and the trot is to be mado in ten
hours.
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PoiSoN'NG NTH SRoE BLAcElNG. The
Savannah (Ga) Republican has Il letter
from Mr.. S, p. Dupcn stating that he had
just lost Two prime little negrocs' from eat.
ing blocking. Orc died In six hours, aud
the other in wcnty-four, and the quantity
eaten was not over spoonful.
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The Empress Engine, of France, re.
Gently appeared at a ball, wearing Jewels,
the value Of which was estimated at $500,
600. and having flounees Of lace Oh her
role thai cost $1,000
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Mr.. Solomon Kimbrc, an old citizen Of
York District, fell from the abutmcnt OF Su.
gar Creek Bridge on Thursday last, and
broke his neck,
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Postmaster Arrested.
Aupus,n An,

Augusta, August :.
SamneI C.Scott, Postmaster Collier,
ioS,oitice, Edge'icld District, :. c.. has
been arrested by General James l.. Ma
gn're, special Postoilice Agent, and is
now in custody in this city. lie was ur
rested by evidence from theuse Ola Gecny
letter
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ADVERTISEMENTS

viii be inserted at the following low rates:
One square GOT l6 lines or less one insertion,
II or, it continued, 10 cents Cor the frs. IN,
sertion, and so cents for each subsequent ins,r.
ion. ~ Sec Fourth Page for dcduc;:sEs in
yor OF standing advertiSements.
The number of insertions m,,si IA, xrr;,,,,, ~,
each advertisement, or they will be in.rr,cd ,ilI
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, AVG. Is. 1852

BIBLE SoCIETY:-it will be remembered
that the Rev. Mr. Hollcs has appointed
Sabbath EcNt, to prcScni the claims Of the
Bible cause at this place.
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Nrm5 uf tbr 4prrk.

Hon. JAMES G. DoDBX DuAD!-IIon.
Jas. c. Dobbin, died at his residence on the
morning of the 4th in Goldsboro', n. c.
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HYM ENEAL.

MARRIED. on the 23l nlt at the residence
of II. 6. Potts. Esq. by VI. G.. Heath, Esq .
Mr. TH"EHruN CuLruARP, to Miss MAHrHA
STEWART, all Of this District.
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The wife of Ex.Postmas,er General
James Campbell, died in Philadelphia on
Friday last.
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The President OF the United States has
lett the seat of government for the Bedford
Springs.
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The Sumter WdichmaH notices as sin
gufar face that, on the 2S,h ult., apple trees
were in full bloom for the second time this
season. Their first blossoms were destroy
cd by frost, and they haze now made a Sec
ond attempt at "ffiOresccuCa.
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North Carolina Elections.

Augusta, August :, J.. NJ.
Few returns have reached us from
North Coralina-all favorable TO Demo.
Gratis.
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Gov. Walker at Lawrence.

81. Louis, Angus, ).
y letter in the Democrat from Kansas,
states that Gov. Walker is still at LaN.
renee with all decreased military force.
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The Elections.

AuGUsTA, August 6.
NENlUCKY.-We learn from Louisville
that Marshall and Underwood have been
re elected to Congress. The Democrats
claim the p!actiou OF Burnett, puyton,
Jcwctt, Stevenson. Elliott, and Talbot.
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Gr(r9rapJil.
Death Of Senator Rusk.

New Orleans, Aug. 4.
Senator Rusk, Of Texas. committed su.
icide, at his residence, on the Goth ult,
10y shooting himself in the head with a
rifle. No cause is assigned for the as,.
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TILE LANCASTER LEDGER.
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Published every Wednss lay Morning
BY
w. M O q N IN OR S
EBirUE AND PROPRIETOR.
7 T. L NJ s.

LII tu'''Ce, So. 90
-, the expiration OF Six Months, --- SO
At the end of the Year ---- = on
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CONsshRps WATER.
mo sourHERsHRs or coNaRRse W.

ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or CONGRESS W.
are sson s an. @s, .ss under ss .ss
Of Saratoga sas are erten svey imposed upon The public
The ou,hern South states where persons buy
gress water Ac where's Saratoga there waters Of
AL trds from Congress down W ditch wafer ana NE nuces
y s.9. psT S1 ss pS d sn
desrng e effect Of Congess water me eject OF nem
being entirely different from si Of the seaune Congress Wa
times resuhi serious permanent dncuies BY weaken
the digestive and destroying The tone OF he SO
sSn enc sens n from
duced By saline caharcs Dissolved In ordinary wser-vhe
Congress wser produces nesher srpnf nor injurious saeo,
tnowI ths spring vhh during sry hre. years psst has
S sM ns Sp S q ny spring. VII" ss, q arae
opportunity for swpders 70 fos worthless articles upon the
public he strength Of me BY me Son
,pon he public and ourselves double, for TAX these
finding either effect injurious effects
wssr supposins Ba hey have already uie IL II
guarantee Of Ia aenuinenese that In In bottles and
scss sTn ora he np q
hem with vaueless article and selling Congress
Saratoga Water Buy only Of those yca can rely on-ocn
branded a. The cork Of every bottle Of genuine Congress
water, viz 'Consress water, q. Aw.n-h without hese
,ss sssrs sssss %
virtues Of TIE common sedlv powder, hs shops That
he suhory q n. eeebsied chemist. Mr. Humphrey Davy
ss fobws-"tis impossible 10 combine the ingredients 20
MAKE .n srss o. . s2,s The en- ~ q which VII
send list Of prices szes and packages and BY ordering q
direct cpco-irg dram for the amount ordered can
rate eur caution buy The genuine congress water only q
reliable persons, snd 70 ersmins De kerns q re cork
View forr ely. ''s' ''' - '''''' '~''''
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Greeley and the Dcs MoSnes improvements
The Facts I'm the Case


that Horace Greeley recsived thousand dollars ~
lobby agent IN Washington for the Dcs hoiues
and Railroad Company, and having been threatened with
suit by be philosopher for libel backs up in asserton
BY ofncA document, which wiz certainly require or
rom he charge. The editor Of The saz Css.s, in his
issue OF The 3iH ult., says
Ex,rscts nom Journal Of Joint Commiee appointed By
the General Oommiue TO vcsugsse the sss Of The ss
ko'nes Navigation and Railroad Company.
Illumination Of j. Brown, boohHceper and chief &C
Qussion BY he Committee when was the item OF
so zoo PAID y STRIKER" charged on the books Of he
A. ne ITEM was reported 70 me by the treasurer IN
his settlement made In July and passed on our books
come time In August; eave snoe received from the
dan drawn IN favor OF Horace Greeley.
Q In the statement CT diseursemsnts msde by the
COMPANY which you have furn shed The committee arc
ire WORDS "psid 10 Washington explanatory OF the tom
OF 81 900 ooried IRON Jour books A. cannot distinctly
rtcoec, the enact words form In which v9 entered
counsel sss and he words "psd a washisgooh sro
added - explanatory In the staN uent uov prceented
o BY whose direction were Tho voras "pad IN Wash.
my ovp respo ability and without direction or inssruo
ton OF any one, and from documents and verbaf nforma
ton .hsh have recently come into my possession and
Q wbss and rom whom did you receive such docu
mtnis and verbal kRovedsei A On or about The Seth
e1pisnston Of this nem nom The Prssdeus, for the
pwppe Of tetermnise vbethe. 80 subjsct 70 csn
mate ir lands 'hs. .s paid 70 Borscs Grsssy ma
Tor the ITEM
Q PIssse pressp, ,hs. voucher 10 The COMMITTEES.
Mr. Brown presented the voucher, which 80 fol
Iowa.
nc S;ss Soa..s s;is sf.yxrr
To Ai,ah Hunt k.s Treas Dies solne. nav aud Co.
Jnoor~mcni on The back In Mr. Greelcys hsndvrung-
Rece wed payment HORACE GREELEY.
July 8" 1855
nd the company receive any consideration, end y
70, What Wa the consideration tor said draw A. dons
kptv
Q Have you not heard, verbally or otherwise, from
the President Other members OF the directory OF
eNber OF shsm, anything concerning the vsice o. tne
cocsidera ton for said craft A. Rave been infrmed
by the President and other members OF the company
MONIES River Grant
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HOWARD FIRE ENGINE COMPANY 81
- pcn o. Howard association, ard s1 thces
OF March are requested 10 attend the merit reggl-
lne enelne house, en- Sunday Afternoon, tlb,hJ'
~ business 81 imporiasce viii be brought before
ten. By order OF CVARIEg HIIL.uR
Lott: ', PLRhrH, eecreskry.
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The Mysterious Tragedy at bingham, Mass.

Ifftm He bn4ton IrhvoneY, FtU u u.
We are informed BY residents Of Hngham thes TOE CON
ducs Of Mrs Gardner hes been such eve oroe 70 the
vumors In circulation - The death o. her nuspeno
sAe has been quite intimate with an nhaoinns OF me
place, and mas made secret 81 her attainment 70 nm
II the time has this connection, used she
most iDsulung and asuavstne language 70 her nuscena
Sbe bas BEEN In public with this man nnce me oesse
II her husband and nosvithstandiDs her oppoeaon 70
the Universas clergyman attending the funeral o. nes
husband she has accompanied M man, Nnoe Ne aessn
her husband, 70 the Universass church. ana oc0uped
the same pew With him.
We understand that The amount Of arsesic found ~ I've
Of the intcsspes Of Mr. 0aydney BY Dr.
amounted 70 and " 100 grains. Four ersss sum
ciept 10 hnl.
Az the oommcposnens Of The sysmipssiop IN. mcvnng
Hsnry H@sey, nq., appeared ~ oounse' "f ''
defence. -,
ne sxanisas,on Vas continued In tho Town Hsll,
which vss seary nlled wnh men, women ano cnnorss'
he sxcfitment continues y mcreAes.
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AT A NETTING or THE NINTH '
IN uonal hemocrpiio Association, held NJ the
ner OF Hudsrn and Barrow streets, ON Wednes
February IL, 1881, the following preamble az
we're unanimously adoptcd,-
Whereas, the Council Of eachsms Of the Tam
I'D Instruct the lcssees ~ Tammany Hall 10 ref,
mocratic Republican General Committee Of he c
" Of New York, Of which wilson email IL char
he room usually ~ apart for their meetings
sequence Of which The SAID committee we're prev
last regular meeting rum convening therein IL
with the usagcs Of the party. Nov, therefore, b,
Resolved. That the Ninth Ward National Den
citation have Witnessed In the actisn OF The Counc
be evident desire 70 re enart The fatal purposes {
", ether 10 rule or ruin. And 70 divide and kec
Democratic party OF this state and bv tho~e- r
serve the ind vidusl inieress o. thoee men Who
Gee, though they we've The cause Of The defeat al u
patriot, General Lewis Case.
Resolved That the understandable artiou OF 4
sacbems " In keeping with The conduct of many
The 1ammany socisty, who aided the blaok rep
the vote which was given Cor John o. Fremont y
members Of that society who 20 stulsfied thsmsei
our knowledge residents OF this ward.
Resolved, That We cordially indorse the rcsolu
ed ~ the General Committee OF which W1lson ~
man, and that y g also eodorse The action taken
Naid Democratic Committee S which Euren.
Chalrman, on The same subject
s sSs i !. VIE ss bvn,, secretaries
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Valentines
'ssrRoxes
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Buy them an your way V business,
Come early and select from nc best,
To day 10 Valentines day,
The best sssor,neu. in the city
s1ont s's...u street.
Ten thoussnd different passTns.
Tickle your sweetheart,
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They ave looking tor valentine.
Strongs are the handsomest best cheaper
strong vaieniipes The rage 70 day.
Opposite the Herald Office,
Opposite the Herald once,
Opposite the HerAla once,
% Nassau street.
20 Haseau street.
20 Nassau sweet
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To bur yeur valentines,
To buy your vslentines-
1be handssmest
The bes,
The chsapest
To be bought Of sTKONGp.
sarons's suons's, strong's,
Nassau street,
Opposite the Herald Office.