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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
HIL ELP.HIA.

INFLUX FAINT ANNOU NCEMENT.
vuyo all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis.
eases, such as Spsrmatorrhaa, Seminal
lpedkaess, Impotence, GonorrhG1, Gieei, Syph
ans. The vice OF Oma'',sn, &c, &c.
The "Howard Association, in view of the
awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, aud the deceptions praclised
upon The unfortunate victims Of such diseases
by Qdacks, have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as charitable act worthy Of their
name, TO give Medical advice gratis, 10 all psr.
sons thus afflicted, who may apply by le,er,
with a description Of their oondi,on, Gage.
occupation, habus Of life, &c.,) and an cases
OF extreme poverty snd suffering, TO FURNISH
medicines free Of fehdrge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment,
Tor the relief OF the sick and distressed, af.
fi'cted with "Virulent and Epidemic Dis.
eases" II has now a surplus Of means,
which The Directors have vo,ed to expend iu
advertising tho above notice. II is needless
TO add that The Association commands the
highes, Medical skill of the age, and will fur.
uish the most approved modern treatment.
just published, by the Association, a Re.
port on Spermatorrhra, or Seminal Weakness,
the vice OF 0manism, Maslurbauon or Self.
Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual Or.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon. which will
be sent by mail, (in sealed envelope), F,cs
Of Charse, on the receip, Of t,co stan,Ps for
postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. R CALHOUN, Con.
sultng Surgeon, Howard Association, No. .
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa, By
order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Prsst
GEO. FAiRCHit.D. Secretary.
Philadelphia, Sept. %, 1857
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Cs We understand that the difficulty be
tween the Sunhury and Erie Railroad and the
Elmira Coal Dealers is about being arranged
by which the shipping of coal over the road
will be continued, Whether Langdon s Co.
have agreed TO pay The 10 cents per ION more
demanded by the Company, we are unable
10 say, The confluence Of the coal trade 10
Elmira is Of considerable importance 10 the
Suamokin egion.--Sun'my Gazette,
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Partial Deafness aud Discharges from the
ffs Ear.

|
Dr.. HARTLEY generously offers TO attend al
persons suffering from affections Of the ear a
his office, 7ee Broadway, N. Y, withou
charge until cured, thereby proving his sue.
cess unequal. and protecting the deaf from
being swindled by paying self-s'yled auris,s
exhorbilant fees in advance, and the inficlion
of still more serious evils by permitting the
application OF dangerous remedies by inex
perienced and uaskilful hands. DR.. II. may
here state that he has no connection whatever
with any person advertising TO cure deafness,
neither has he given permission for the pub
lication of certificate purporling TO emenate
from him, ard cannot, therefore be response
BILE from any alsrming consequences resulting
from rashness and desperation. The less Of
money may not be material TO some persons,
but the deprivation of one Of the most i'm
portan, OF the senses ought 10 be regarded
and treated with more than ordinary solic-
iude. Deafness, noise in the head, aud all
disasreeable. discharges from the ear speedily
and permanently removed, without causing
the least pam OF Inconvenience. A cure in
all cases guaranteed where malformalion does
not exist. Thirteen years close and almost
undivided attention 10 tins branch Of special
practice has eaabled him TO reduce his treat.
menl 10 such o. degree oil success as 10 find
the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield
by steady aitsnloa to the means prescribed,
f1Il n,,1, .al
with confidence, They will show at least
in what estimation his professional qualif-
cations are held by some of the most distin-
guished medical men of the country:
TESTIMONIALS.
al have had the pleasure TO meet Dr.. |
Hartley ii practice, and have been led to
form favorable opinion of his character,
both in profession and as gentleman.
"W, H. Parker, nj. DA Prof of Surgery" |
"From my intercourse with DR.. Hartley, |
have found his department. to be correct and
gentlemanly. Valentine Mott, M. D."
Reference Of cures.
Mr.. Goodwin, 18th street, near Broadway.
MIR. VIM. Silvey, 10 CourlIendt street.
MIR. II. p. Herdmau, Counsellor at Law, !
i6 City Hall Place, N. Y.
DR. Bell, Dentist, Auburn, N. Y.
Mr.. Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago
MIR. James X, Burtis Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs, Hawley, and Mr. F. Dean, Spring
field, Ill.
Mr.. b. F. Stephen, Jacksonville, III.
Miss Sarah Swaine, Nantucket.
Miss r. d. Howard, Fairhaven, Mass.
James Burnett Pleasant Valley, near Pc'-
keepsie, NY
TERMS-For cure, Se5. In compliance
with the request of large number of cor.
i'll the country, whose circum.
stances will not admit of a visit to New York,
DR., II. will forward package by Express,
containing all the necessary treatment, APP
pliances, &c, with ample instructions TO et. !
feet cure, on receipt of $40, and the Bal.
ance when cured. These Terms continued |
for Ono Month only.
September 2Sth. 1857
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Auditors Notice.

In the matisr Of tie Petition Of Joseph Epes for
Sstpana ia Jacob Ssrisksr and Rioha,d De.
MOT. E1rusors Of HiiiGm Swishsr. dee'd
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by
the Couu OF Common Pleas of The county OF
Columbia 10 adjust The partnership accounts
between Joseph Eres and the late William
Swisher, deceased, will attend at his Office in
Boomsburg, on Ftiiay the 2oth day of No.
vember next, for the rnrpose OF attending 10
the duties OF bis appointment, when and
where The parties Interested may attend If
they think proper. w. WRIT,
Rioomsbarg, Sept. 80, 81. Au9itor.
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u The Store Of James Mol & Co, in
iHIi,siOn, LHzerne county. was ra5sed on
Sunday night, 18Th inst Al entrance wss
effected through a wipdow. TAs ropaeI or
rabbers then weni 10 The iron safe, unlocked
il. and took oHi between four aud fiEs bgn.
ared dollars-hafiag rhe msgHsaimiiy 10
leave untouched jnsl iSeniy cents Toe sale
was ihen locked, and every ihiRs pm 10 pre-
else order, as IL wss leil on Saturday evening.
One 0i The proprielors of the fra, Mr. Sack,
nnfouoaalely iEf me key Of The sale n his
cssa pockeis ana 10 supposed 4hs entrances
saao shx safe xas eHeeled with this key o.
sncsher one ike u;
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THE Rev. c. S. BURNETT, while laborin9 as
Missionary in Southern ASA, discovered a
simple and certain Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous
Debility, and all impurities ol the blood; also,
an easy and efectual mode OF lnhsling the
remedy. Aclualed by des,re 10 benefit his
suffering fellows, he will cheeriuly send the
Recipe Qtee) 20 such as desire il, with full
and explicit directions for preparing aud sue.
cossiuIIy using the Medicine.
Address Rev. C. S. BURNETT,
SsI Broadway, New York Civ.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate Of John Snydsr, la,s Of ths borough 9
Rs1arick decensed

Estafe Of John Snyder, Iait Of DE borough Of
Basrick, deceased
THE heirs aud distributes OF the estate of
John Snyder, laie OF The boroseh Of Berwick,
in the county of Columbia, deceased. will
take notice that the undersigned appointed
auduor by the Orphans Count Of ,hs county
Of Columbia, 10 make distribution Of the
balance IN the hands Of Charles Snyder, sd.
minis,raior OF John Snyder, deceased, among
The heirs of the decedcut Will attend at his
office, in Bloomsbutg, in said county, on
when and where all persons interested may
attend if they think proper.
ROBERT F. CLARK, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Sep,. 80. 1857,
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Lrctslanvs-It seems difficult for the

LnerslAnvE-It seems difficult for the
Opposition 10 find candidates for Assembly,
considering the desperate small chances of
their election. The chances are too small
to tempt any one to indulge in conies, -
The last report nominaies DR. Brewer. the
editor OF the Danville American, and some
body in Sullivan county. The Conferees
for Senator have not yet made any nomina-
iion.
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Will NOT BE ARGUED DowN.-The Con-
neclicut eletgymen TO whom President Bu
chaEan gave so scorchius reply, will no, be
put down by Argument, They are out again
in three column article, addressed 10 The
Presideni, going over very much the same
ground as before; that is, that usurpa,iou,
like thai in Kansas, cannot bese, valid gov
eminent; and lha; by recognizing The terrific.
rial government, the Presiden, had violated
his duty. These views do no, acquire any
additional force by iteration. The Presidents
answer 10 the first letter embraced all thai
was necessary TO be said in reply 10 tie as.
ser,ions IN The second. The controversy, so
fsr as he is concerned, is in all probability
ended.-Le}eer.
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S1S 2o0VPSa
: A Retired Physician
as YEARS OF AGE.


Whose sands of life have nearly run out,
discovered while in the Eas, Indies, Ger.
lain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brou.
ch,tis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility.
The remedy was discovered by him when
his only child, daughter, was given up to
die. He had heard much of the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities of prepara-
tions made from the East India Hemp, and
the thought occurred that he might make
remedy Tor his child. He studied hard and
succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child
was cured, and is now alive and well. He
has since administered the wonderful reme-
dy 10 thousands Of sufferers in all parts Of
The orld aud he has never failed in making
them completely healthy and happy. WISH
ing 10 do as much good as possible, he will
send 10 such OF his afflicted fellow beings
as request il, This recipe, with full and ex.
plicit directions for making il tup, aud success.
fully usi.g it. He requires each applicant 10
inciose him one shilIiDg-three cents to be
returned as postage on the recipe, and the z
remainder 10 be applied 10 the payment
of this advertisement. Address
DR.. H. JAMES, No. 10 Grand Street, +
Sept. 23.-lm Jersey City, N. J.
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"TIIEsE ARE HARD TINES

Yes: and the extravaganza, thoughtless
speculation aud wild debt making has caus.
ed this panic over which its authors now
lament. Everybody wentinto business with
borrowed capital and trying 10 forget that
payday would ever come. Banks We're
borrowed dry by men who could not pay
half their debts, and then, last winter eight
millions and half moro of banking capital
was created by net of Assembly and thrown
before the people to tempt corrupt, and de.
hauch, the public mind into prohagacy and
general bankruptcy.
got fabulous sums; bu; neither labor nor
produce viii have any riches left them I'M
der the general collapse.
The result must be return TO first prin.
ciples and the financial world must learn
tha, business can only I've safely done on
actual and real capital and not on lis ticti-
tious representative.
Some OF the Philadelphia Banks have
suspended specie paymen,s-nearly all of
them refuse TO pay deposits. The best
she storm. The Gerard and Pennsylvania
bank, which have grown fat by State favors.
are al the head and front of this movement
for general suspension. They are old
offenders and after abusing now the seneF-
Gus confidence of the public, on which they
had grown rich, they ought to be severely
dealt with.
'early one halfof the country banks have
.,so ~ pended,
a., r.. Saturday rush was made upon
81. nm. bank aud j; soon declined to
80. - aan..;,., anything, bW during Satur-
day paid nole h, "oerS
Gov Pollock as issued proclamation
NJ. .,.~.,hor,s, legislature on the 9Th of
caiiihs together the ., b.pne,A6 in ,ba,
October, But after WI al haI'pe.e0 ~ 'I'a' i'
body las, winter no pers On ,. nA''as an! Wa
viii expec; any oihcf Than S'-,4e'o"S
suits from tins session Of sev, :" Gays
Lex no suspension be legal. -s~ -''e'e
Is no necessity iol ii. ii the oeu any I "le
Sak Is prosperous and wealthy a. uleSe
Y bcress represented it to he las '''.''s. .s.
an Se~ bored through charters 10, e,sA'
-Aenl- la half new banking eap' u
niIic1s an, Saaure send back those bon eTS
ct the legi> Of infsuy and maintain i
Q thear hann's 'rsency for our Common
,oRsIiiuiional c. branding her with ihe !
lie Of bankruptcy.
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ILas, week some q, our merchau

p Las, week some OF our merchants were
engaged in identifying number Of articles
of dry goods which had been stolen from
their Stores by woman, somewha, nolor-
ous in these parts, residing in the county,
several miles from town. Shop lifting had
been carried on by the enIerprisiug lady Tor
some months previous 10 her detection, the
articles stolen being principally cheap dry
goods, 10 iDe amouu, OF sumo forty dollars.
We understand that Frilins * Grant Engls,
+. Y. Bright & Son. and Tener, had been
contributors TO her supply of clothing. After
hearing before Squire Shind!e, Sheriff
Wsise provided her with accommodations
in the county JAIL but she was subsequently,
baied out-Su,Sury Gazette.
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WnIrE TkErH, PRRrUMxD BREATn

AND BEAUTIFUL CoaPLExIoN-can be &C.
qnired by using the "Baim Of a thousand
FloTers." What lady or gentleman would
remain under The curse of disagreesble
breath, when by using the "Baim Of Thou.
sand Floieers" as a DE- niri6ce, would no, only
render il sweet, bu, leave the teeth as white
as alabasleta Many persons do no, know
their breath is bad, and the subjecl is so deli.
cate their friends will never msnuon il. Be.
ware of counletfeits. Be sure each boule is
signed FETRIDGE & CO., N. Y.
For sale by oil Druggists.
Feb IS. lS6T-6m.
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y In Porsvilie. last Saturday, William
Spence was coGvicled Of assault and battery
upoa Col. STaub, and sentenced 10 30 Gays
in the county prison. Spence was one of the
rieiers who so seriously beat MIR. Slrsub on
the night of the election las, 0ciobsr. As the
Sheriff was taking bin from The Conn House
TO the gaii, he broke loose and escaped! he
has not yet been caught
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Il A hail Storm on Friday evening lasi,
10 Fiavanna and Goochland counties, Va,
has done immense damage 10 property, blow
ing dowE houses. destroying croPs, &c. Two
negroes we're killed.
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q The September Term Of court 10 Mon
tour county adjourned without doing any bu-
siness, on account OF iaiornaily IN drawihg
me Jnry, and therefore ihe iriai Of William
! C.slk and 1iag .Tsiges fur murder by
poisoning, has bean postponed ill Dsesn-
ber nexi. -r.-
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= Toe Non:oor Rolling Mill a, DanrilIe
has susssaded operations on accom-, of the
heavy fsiiares in Tue Esst, and the iighiness
OF The money market
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

By virtue of an ofler Of the Orphans Conn
Of Columbia county, Solomon Nsyhard, Ad.
m,nisrator OF Benjamin Haymau, deceased,
will on
SATURDAY. the 2ith Of OCTOBER.
next, at 1 O'Clock. p. NJ, expose 10 public
sale upon the premises. ia Orange township,
Columbia county, at the late residence Of the
decsdent, the following real estate:
A TRACT OF LAND,
the east end Of the farm, adjoining lands Of
Wm. Delcng, Jacob Raub, VIM. Mears, aud
other lands Of b. Haymau's estate, and con.
taining .
90 Acres and IOA Perches,
on which there are erected u Frame Houss
aud Barn. There is good spring Of water
on the premises, and all kinds Of fruit trees.
About fifty scres are cleared land.
At the same time there will be sold
G9RS 1o0TPsa
adjoining the above property, two Of them On
the west containing respectively 81 and II
acres: the other four on the south, containing
respectively 5 acres 81 perches, s acres lI2
perrhes, acres 1876 perches, and acres 80
perches, and adjoining lands OF Benz S,eiuer,
r. Sitter and D. Montgomery.
A. the same tire and place there will be
sold the decedeaPs interest in a
Limestone Quarry,
in Centre township, SAID county; TO wit, the
unSivided of quarter acre Of ground.
Lale the estate Of said Benz Hayman, de-,
ceased, oi Orange township, Columbia co.
SOLOMON NEYHARD, Adm'r.
Orange town ship. Sept. 90, 1857.
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The Subsidized PreSs.-ln the Daily Ne,cs
Of the 2ist INST, Mr., II. B. Swoope, Chairman
of the American Stale Committee, publishes
lis, OF fifteen newspapers in the interior oi
this State, which were subsidized or paid for
their support 10 Fremon. last fall. The list
was furnished by Gov. Ford, OF Ohio, for the
New York Herald, to rebut the charge that he
had misappropriared the sum OF $4,000,
which the Herald says was placed in his
hands to subsidizs the press of Pennsylvania.
MIR. Swoope says he does not say that the pa.
pers referred 10 received The money, which
is question between them and Gov. Ford.
The amount said to have been paid to the
fifteen was S6,49o, in sums from $1,000 TO
SIS.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY
OF COLUMBIA COUNTY WILL BE HELD
AT THE COURTHOUSE, IN BLOOMS
BURG, ON FRIDAY EVENING, OCT0-
BER ed, TO WHICH THE PUBLIC ARE
INVITED TO ATTEND,
Hon. j. CLANCY Jones,
OF BERKS, WILL ADDRESS THE PEO.
PIE. COME ONE, COME ALL, AND
HEAR THE ISSUES OF the CAMPAIGN
FAIRLY DISCUSSED.
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-A MSlsz.ry EaSznRzas4 = nexs
h.a :. Seainsgrore some l1l.s
snoaih
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wilmo,'s Ora,ory.

We all remember, with what luxurianc.
of adjeclives and intensity of fulsome adula.
,ion, the opposition press proclaimed the or.
atorical excellence OF Mr.. Wilmoi, and The
exuliaiion with which they praled of the
fear which Gen. Packer entertained of this
dread champion. This, we must not forget,
was before the people bod had any oppor.
tnniy of hearing anything abou, the justice
| of these panagyrcs. Now, since his real
/ merits are not shrouded in the mists of dis.
lance and ignorance, we save ceased 10
hear any ything fnnher of this mighty orator,
who was 10 carry away spell-bound the
hearts snd best affections of the voters of the
State.
Wherever he goes, he meets with but poor
reception, and leaves without regret from
his party friends. In Clarion, Meadville,
franklin and Mercer, he has been received
by comparatively small numbers, less than
an ordinary towG meeting. the Illuminating
fact is, that his pilgrimage through the State
has been an utter failure. The people are
sick of abolition harangues, and are begin
ming 10 suspect The real truth, that there is
nothing but irickery in the Kansas excite
ment, upon which he has been pleased to
base his entire hopes of success This cam.
paign will be known through coming time
as that which was conducted by one of the
parties with an utter disregard OF all Slate in.
teresi and the ignoring OF its true issues.
WiImot declared al CLARION tha, in amos,
every instance, but his first speech in Phila-
dephia, he had addressed himself 10 State
questions of policy. Now il we are no,
previously mistaken, Mr.. Wilmo, is. In one
of his las. speeches at Mercer, TO avoided |
them altogether, and in no one speech OF
which we have YET seen an account, do we
now recall an instance in which he even al. |
luied TO them excep, in the most distant and |
superficial manner, with the single exception |
Of that a, Clarion, where he was forced 10 ii |
BY the previous address Of Gov. Bieler
His entire stock in trade, is apologies for
his 'proviso,' whose introduction was fraueh'
with so much injury: ,hreadbare TRADES upon
he horrors of slavery, and assaults upon the
consistency of others. All this will do him
,uI lutte good with the honest and intelligent
voters of our Commonwealth, who would
much prefer TO hear from him, some init
nations as to the probable course he would
pursue as our State Governor, and not MS the
representatives. of New England abolition
m.-Pinsbmg Uaion.
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do do Edge Tools 90
do do Esnhen Ware 90
Comminee--Dr. A. 2. Heller, of Green
wood, DR.. H. II. Fox, Of Locust, DR.. Jas. A.
Wilson, Of Berwick, Dr.. Josiah Smith, oil
Scott, and DR.. J. X. Robbins, OF Catawissa.
No. l9.-DOMESTIC SUGARS, SIC.
Bss, lbs. Sugar from China Sugar Cane SO
do Maple Sugar so
Bes, qt Syrup from China Sugar cane SO
do Maple 30
Commiuee-Martin Rupert, of Bloom, w.
Fisher, oil Orange, James Kcster, of Scott,
Mrs. Thomas Crevel,ng, Of Scott; Mrs. ]. X.
Gro,z, Of Boom.
No. es.-PLowING MATCH.
Best plowiug, regard being had TO The skill
OF the workmen and discipline of teams, and
execution Of the work, as well as time occu.
pied 9 90
2d best 90
Commiuee-Jacob Demou, of Madison,
Hiram Kline, of Fishingcreek and Eli Men.
denhall OF Benton.
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Committse.-Lawson Hughes, of Benton
Alinas Cole, OF SugsRoaf Thos. E. Eves, oI
Greenwood; Lewis Schuyler, Of Madison,
and WIN. Maihers, Of Greenwood.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMMITTEES.
I. The Commiltees will have 10 exercise
discretionary power and withhold the premi-
ums il the artIcie exhibited is not worthy oil
premium.
2. The Committee on Discretionary pre-.
miums will award such premiums as they
may thiak proper, on articles moi provided fol
ia the general schedule.
8. The members of ihe various Commits
tees, wil, make il point 10 be on the ground
as early as possible, on the second day--nol
| LATER than 10 O'Clock, al which time the
names will be called from the stand, and Trey
will be expected TO proceed TO business.
4. The Charmen of the different commit
lees are requested TO hand in their reports Al
early as possible, and mol later :han o'clk
The premiums will be awarded by the Pres
ideni at ,, p. m.
REGULATIONS.
I. All articles for competition must be OF
| The ground By 10 O'Clock, a. m, and al 1
O'Clock The committee will proceed TO 10 ex
anime aud award the premiums.
2. All articles exhibited must remain on ih,
! ground unii. CLOCK, p. m, and on all &C
casions will be returned 10 the exhibitor, un
less oiherNise directed.
3. CAU7ION-AIl articles exhibited
whether eaiables or not. must be respected
as private property; and any person detecte'
in purloining or injuring them, will be deal
with according 10 law. So
T. All articles offered for competitions mus
be owned by the competitors, all fruits, veg
| eisblce, flowers, &C., mnst be the growth .
lbe competitors, and all manuiaciured asii
cies mus, have been made by The compel
tons.
Every compeiitor for premiums musl be
fesideni of Columbia comfy. But perso1
from other counties may have the prisilee
of bringing ARTICLES on exhibition, on ID
psymsni Of 40 entrance fee OF Fifty Cent?.
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BY AFRIEND or THE POOR AND A
VISITER FROM NEW YORK.

THE UNEMPLOYED-A MEETING OF THE UNEM-
ployed workngmen will be held at Bresin's Hotel 1876
West Seventeenth street Saturday evening, Nov D. at
half o'clock adopt such their candidates for
the coming election who will be thought most To heir
grievances Good speakers will address the meeting By
order of several workingmen