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FEVER AND AGUE.

ENROM WHICH MANKIND SUE
the e5hse9SeSde Of se5sed action u HFtE F5 GLOBE
d1ced by the poisonous miasm of vegetable decay This
and rises the wateTy from IT, While the
below the horzon this yaPor h9gers near the earhs
the blood There 1t acts Irritating poison the
nal vscera and excretng organs of the body The liver
comes torpid and alls TO secete not only this virus but also
the bile from the blood Both the virus the bile accu-
al disorder The spleen the kidneys and the stomach
sympathse with the liver, and bee deranged also
eIpe the no10us infusion concentrates the whole blood of
the bodyn the internal eTcretges force them to cast it
nal organs with congestive violence This the CHILL
But in tkis effort fails. Then the FEVER follows in
surface asif another effort to eIpe the irritating poison
7 % ha 5nd @ 9seT eat III skin In this also
and waits for the recovery strength repeat hope
FEVER AND AGUE Such constitutional disorder Will of
course undermine the health if II is not removed
We havo bored to find, and have found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Which neutraises this maarous poison in the blood and
stimulates the lverto exDel from The body As it should
does this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
those who subject this infection Iftaken in season.
texoeS it from the system it is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use Il ree ton its attacks keeps the system
health although exposed to the disease Consequ ntlv it
not only cures but protects from the great variety of aec
tons which induced BY this malignant influence such
Remiite8t Fe Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Ague
ache, Earache Catarh Asthma Palpations Painful AZ
fectiOns Of the Stomach and Bowels all ofwhich when ans
from this cause will be found more or less the
Intermittent type This AGUE CURE" removes the canse
Of these derangemenis and cures the disease.
This accompishes by stimulating the eIcretores to er
pei the virus the sTstem these ORGANS nv ees
become habed to do this their Office their own accord
psh the end, but often life long enough or is
sacrificed IN the attempt while this AGUE CURE does il
at and with safety We have great reason to believe
that this well safer remedy for the whole
Glass Of dseas which caused BY the msamatic inec
lon than ether which has been discovered and has
sun anotheT advantage TO the public which is, that is
= PREPlREnRv
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Bankers.
J. Herdnlan & Co.,

- . HUI uAAhdb0 CG NOss
II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
II Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrans Collections throughout
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange Great Britain Ire land
France and Germany We direct IN suit,
Sight and 60 days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
IOndCn-AIeSsrs. Prescott GrOte, Case & Co. Bankers
LiverpOol-J. BaTned Co Bankers
MancheSter-MesSrs. CunlIhe. Brooks & Co, Bank
National Provincial Banks Of England and Branches hTo
out England and Wales.
birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Rank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank of ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches IN athe principal cities and touus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking Co.
t,reenock Banking Co. IN Glasgow and Greenock
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches
We ca also furnish Draf for any amount PAYABLE in the
Nh -cipal Cities of the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE By STEAMER. or Sailing Packet Ships fOor
from New York Breaf Britain and Ireland F-ance md
fssru1aur can be $ cured at the Lowest rates
Sses J. HERDAIANk { Co. as above
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GfaaI Notifes.
MASTER COMMISSIONER's SaIe

MASTER COMMISSIONER's Sale.
N1 Pursuant to order pf sale to directed, from
altion therein pending. wherein solomon Starges
shall expose sae public auction at the door Of
the Court House corner OF Senera and Chapan Streets
a 10 o'clock NJ the lands and tsnemens hereinafter
LIST IAN thsiT right title and interest Of in and to the
following described tract Of land lying Brock town.
eed and refered TO ia he preamble hereto ach said
inter- ST IN us provided the parole partition and occupancy
and tho heirs Of Frederick Tyler Samuel Tyler and the
lesal IS an Undivided ore half in con and provided
partition be legal then the in US herein
county road d. Is A ten ssooo aeTss asd being he SINE ne
the whole said bounded follows Being part Of
acres Of the soatheasf corner and being psri ssct o
twenty-eght lOlo0 acres BY the survey Of G. y hsTsh
southwest lot No. thence north 10 lO0ehans
to the center Of the county rOa tenco mort 6 deg Is
road thence south s 40e0 chains post the
If the fence; tn nee west nineteen O0 chains the place
Of beginning The iTact OF twenty acres the interest Of
which IN ne ssid Tyler and vie IS hereby eonEed md
and south y the line Of said lot No 81 north BY L
Peekham By Philip Barnett Tbs plat following be-
ing plat OF said tract as also Of lands eorysyed 2 SAL
twenty acres more or less beng thSSs psss Of SAID gas
5 6 N lsee plat attached to mortgage and marked Bl
"a. Also, another tract Of land lying in the Cy Of
Cleveland in said county, the ives, side Of the q
Cuyahosa and IN what formerly the City Of Ohio and
bounded follows: Being part OF the commonly
aledsthe TAYLOR and being rnrt and rs1r
IRON the west end Of Block H. and running Clinton
street.-the Cherry alley, one hundred and ersnIfeef
reference being had 70 the map OF the TaJf nm ads
~ Ahaz Mers Eant and recorded in the Of Cura-
hoga county. and being the some iot Ezabeit
TYLER sald Mary A Tyler, Ju-y 5, u az uaf1
23L" Appraised Of Sl-sO0
JOSEPH S. GRANNl 4 .
JOHN CRowELL, Esq Plds Astlrr
Cleveland. Dec II ls5s-
GALE OF REAL EST A
~ DER OF COURT.-On the 18Th {
between the hours Of 1e O'Clock A n,
al the Railroad Station in the villase
" OF Cuyahog3; aud State ct Ohio.
highest bidder the following Real Ests
Jacob Putty. deceased, to vii:
The same being an equity, the right %
pie, from ] s W. Fairchds, Of the D
described, on the payment Ofnineiy-eight
cents, and the interest the same, n.
Said premises are described as follows.
the township Of AIiddlehurgh, in lot n
and bou- ded as follows: Beginning
lot, at the northeast corner stake cf Il
A. b I.aunders, thence north. along thC
and 50 links, to a stake; thence west
&c chains a links, tOl the center OF
thence south 81 sec. west along said Il
links 10 I.aunders' contract with A b I.aL.
along the north line Of said LaundeTs' land.
"a links TO the place of beginning and c
PLINY WTMAN, Exec
Jacob Putty. deceasl
Cleveland. Dec. s.h. 1853. deell dim rs
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n 1 wHITNAN. n. y sIANpAkT- C W sTANDAKT
HIHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.

NrnkeTs- and Ie1IeTs1n FaTelgn and DOmes+lc EL-
.5sIee No Superior street. We draw direct LON
% and vii furnish Drafts for any amount payable at all
uni in ngland. Ireland Scotland, France
,l 5e-lauv Collections made on all accessible points
irosshovli he United States and Canadas- mhs:lE
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Six of these Pills will supply the blood with the
amount of nutrition as OF ordinary bread
Mothers nursing should always take Of these
Pills or twice week They will only keep your
healthy regular but will protect infants
against Cramp tPsns the Stomach, and
only a healthy ch 81, but will every child thus
sucked with a sweet disposition.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland ard Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus q Cincinnati Cleveland and Eric, and Cleveland
and PittsbuTgs Railroads.
At Solot with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At Bracevile with hacks TO Newton Falls, sc
AT Waneu with hacks to Sharon Greenfield, MeadTile
Bloomfield Garfield, sc.
Al Yonns stovn with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell and Enon valley, and thence By P. F. W C. R.
K. to Pittsburgh.
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plumbing, ctr.
=M,PATTTNS SOR,

M n 4 L 4 ~ = " n
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER
No. Park Row, back of Old Court House,
on Square
7 MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
4 constantly on hand complete assortment Of Copper
Lead aud Iron Bathing Tubs Marble, Plain and Fancy
China Wash Basins, Water Closets common Lift Force
Pumps of the best Subscription. Also l. Wseteaer Co.
Patent italian Stone FteTer and all other articles in this
hne of business
Having had twenyyears experience in this branch
Of mechanism and most the last years engaged
the principal houses in town, feel confident Of giving
tire satisfaction 10 ali who may favor with their patron
age.
Hydrants. Tubs, Closets and Basins fitted up in the
atest and most approved style.
Orders in the city and country promptly attended
Jobbing executed with neatness and dispatch.
fehlR
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OUAL UIII LAMFSe
EXCELSIOR BRECKENRIDGE
IL COAL OIL.-This Oil is entirely free from odor.
and viii burn In the BeZ and Svick Oil Lamps It
sthe best article manufactured the country For sale
at No. 90 Ontario street. nOvI r. LAW
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN.
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY, OP
l. poste Weddell House, Bans street, Cleveland, oh
W. H. BURRIDGE rmy22-I57l JEHT BRAINARD
I D. FISHER, NOTARY PUBLIC
AGENT, attends to all N0taIial business. negO
Loans; sells and exchanges City snd CoIuv Real Estate
Western Lands, &c; Collects Rents and Money; Sill
gates Titles draws Deeds Mortgages, Leases, &C Re
member the Office. No Superior street, in o, Gutter
Bui ding. over MuTfeI's Hardware Store seDlS 20
q nH nnMMH NIHn ~ aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26


ATA MEETING OF THE WARD COMMITTEE of TIL.
n First Ward held NJ No Is Greenwch street on saturday
evening sept T. Mr. John Fay elsced t1am On mo
ton of Mr. William Wilson, and -econded by hr Nchae fha
Resolved That cordially approve aud endors the nosn
nations Of Amasa Parker for Governor John Taylor for
Lieutenant sherburne n Piper for Canal Com
missioner aud Edward L. Donne<y for State Prism Inspector
STATE, shall hest ensts " give them large
)ority from the rirys ward
Resolved That congratulate the Administration q james
buchanan FOR the able and prompt IN which he has
relieved the country from anarchy Tag from insult and
from molesaon In The legitimate pursuit. Of rir
business In foreign couptries
prwe~ asfe~s eleson of that political d.magogue
Daniel Sokles believe that the odious Metropolitan
raice many o<her q black republican legislation
which dgrace 70 our city has ea.n added on us by M
trucking inefficient In With be- resented ~ in
To The classic expressts ~ of
his friends believe The poli c.r-rr q Daniel s-kl-s
- virtually played ont JOHN FAY. Chairman
s s%s. sOs sssii.v.., secress'e-.
1ST WARD DEMOCRATIC mss NErTTNG -GEvER Az.
Hiram walhrdee viii address the drnocracy o. the fl&
ward opposite the Bowling Green Monday evening s
tsmber n, Al ~ O'Clock
DD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRTCT--rIRsT SECOND
~ Third Finn Eighth waris-Oh line wings and dele
quarters Cortland street. Monday evening sept Il, NJ
" II y WAINWRIGHT, chsrmsa.
n 49, wnoox. Secretary.
Eth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, COMPRISING THE
~ Seventh and Thirteenth warts New YORK aud Thht~enh
democratic republican electors I'll hereby that
candidate representative Congress- notwithstanding the
malicious reports IN circulation That would Withdraw for
place n The Custom HOUSE Am not an sppiesn Lo p'.l
''' JONI . REILLY.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


nANCING.-NEw cIAssEa-BRooKEs' ACADEMY,
new class for gentlemen viii commence on Turssy
Also new class for ladies' on Tuesday afternoon
And n class for children "Wednesday afrrnoon
Al the fashionable dances taught In one ursr Of .~ens
men ffum 70 ION r n; children, Wednesdays and saSr.
s s. Primary :. s: s y Mr. s
Soree every "Wednesday night Tickets are now really
nANCING.-CLAssES ARE NOW FORMING AT PRO.
IL fessor Bonds academies 60 Broadway Tuc-ay and
Fridays and o. Ess, BROADWAY on Monday. and Thurs,
ing his beautiful combination waltz Dot N Dosen
u FrRRERo's DANCING ACADEMIES,
II. kos 10 West Fourteenth street. New YORK. and liz
Clinton street. Brooklyn The above academies VIII Open n
New York on the oh OF ocober and Brooxlyn ilh oco
Gentiemrn- evening cas.e. New York October "a and
Bro.slyn October ~ At schools and priyas chase
academies
IInIGRovEs DANCING ACADEMIES ss EIGHTH
III Twenty nrs street viii open Monday
Also, bE Houston street bcwe-n broadway and Bowery
Taesdaysand Fridays Afternoon classes are now forming
genilemens class eight r. NJ Prom half ps@i
NJ both classes VIII pracce together All the fashionable
dances taught Apply during school hours.
MADAME sAuvAGEAU's DANCING ACADENY es
Beecker Hendes' saloon open DAY AMI
evening for private lessons and general prcoe Grand
soirees Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
THE ART OF DANcrSG-a FAST rHrRTEEsTH
hrs A. Iannay, respectfully acquaints balrcns and the
public that win open SATURDAY sd OF Octbcr
81 afternoon lck young isdIe- add Gensemsu
class Tuesfsy md Friday, r NJ commences Nov
a NJ cSssaas rssens iss Rss ssSeaisea,s sr.s aesr
stuyyessnf park
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DTANchRD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND rwEIITn
ID New York Re opened elegantly Furnished. VIII
modern improvement board ~ per day BY be wese
lower rie. The large and well vcnAssd, and
many ~ Mem In suits psricrs and chambers Tables PR
and meals served ~ all bourv without ertra charHA
Puhls fsvor respecsuly toei By the manngernenA
HOTEL ST -GERMATN-BROADwAy WITH AVENUE
and Twenty second stre-t-Ths beautiful and unique
hel conducted on the European plan ready for The
csption ~ guests elegantly furnished suits 81 With hath
attached also single he had meals eere In private
parlors Particular attention win be paid the restaurant
whh win always be swppi~ with al the d~Asc~s Of s
The situation " lhe hcse ri The intersection a Brad
way Fh and Twenty eecoud street. not exce By
any house In the city etug Of the most acs~e and
fashionable neishbcvhotds
CT DENIS HOTEL. ELEVENTH sTREEr, CORNER OF
- BroadvAy-The subscriber. Cor many years conneued
with the julien Hofel and aiey proprietor thereof tses this
method of informing his friends and the travelling public thai
he has the 10Th Of April A. c. purchased the Interest of
~ Julien above establishment II ha4 snc~ The
~ that purchase been The atm ~ The suhssrev
10 put his house IN complete order, and TIE ssme
thoroughly paired rep~ed and hiss been wherever
sary refurniabed Water csterns heaters separate
for lsdee and IN srt Whatever required ~ hiring
the he upon equal footing with the best establishments
supplied The kitchen and lower departments 81 the
house have also received The most uurinG senou and the
proprietor feels convinced thai he enshed provide for HE
ruess In better ihsn he a. his fsrme ho
tel and cheerfuy Eives the that all times bis
whole attention viii he devoted 10 their comfcrs and
expense spared TO render hs house quit residence for
families as well As single sentienen. PEfRR DECEIVE.
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Judre TYLER was not satisfied with The arguments made
against objections the resolution IN rs present state
The Legislature could pass law could enforce il in
gard 70 the canals II they asked them 10 do the same
with the railroads. the probability was that they would do
nothing at all As practical men they could effect more
by Just asking the Legislature 10 their power over
Mr. Boarn agreed with Judge Tyler his views. They
had laws enough to compel the railroads 70 observe
the Sabbath and the people not prepared to have
them executed what good would be done by having more
laws the subject The difficulty did not lie IN the ao
sence Of awshe difficulty was in the onexecution OF
them.
Rev. Mr. BAcKrs hoped the amendment would be voted
down.
The question taken the amendment to strike out
Of the resolution all relating TO the railroads, and the
amendment was rejected.
The resolution reported was adopted
The question required on the third resolution
Mr. BoGuE did not believe that the sancty OF the Sab
bath would be promoted by the adoption oil TINS resolution
The latter part Of that resolution should he thought be
altered TO recommend the people 10 select men "a
vorabe TO these resolutions not 10 voe only Tor such
men,
Mr. PinrIrs moved that all about voting be struck out
Pe,itioning and voting we're different things
Mr. COOPER hoped the resolution would Dc passed as
il Stood
Mr. BoGrE had lived to see the cause Of temperance
sunk into the ditch by just such sentiments as these
The moment you make political question Of it, that mo
ment the is lost Sabbath Keepers would do their
duty without that resolution and would be sezed upon
by enemies of the Sabbath TO bring odium upon them.
Mr. withdrew his motion To strike out and the
resolution was adopted
Mr. VANpERoooK offered the following resolution
Resolved That the State Central Committee be requested
by this Convention to see the execution of the plan
OF action involved in the foregoing resolutions.
On motion, this resolution laid ON the table for tho
present.
resolution was offered to have committee of three
appointed to report business TO the Convention at its even
ing session.
The resolution rejected, and the matter referred
70 the Business Committee already appointed.
Mr. HUNTINGTON asked to have his name struck from the
committee and Mr. Matteson appointed IN his place.
The Convention then took recess till seven O'Clock
The evening session was principally occupied in religious
AT its close the Convention adjourned sine die
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-26

NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
IN The autumn regatta will on the soh inst The
course will be abreast Owls Head tong Island around
a and back passing the Southwest SPIT each The
Yachts 10 be started AZ III O'clock A. "
ENTRIES close n A. Tue ", the 1h ns al The az
hcc % the Secretary, No. Pine ect.
Yachts not The starting pont O'Clock A. NJ Of he day
Of tho regatta viii he excluded
The steamboat highland light engaged Cor The nemsars
the club exclusively will The foot u Robinson street
NJ l0s A. NJ On this occasion q hein pro
vision viii be made for lalles.
CHARLES m HAswELI, Rs,ssa
AkgON LIVINGSTON lcis,noss.'t,ae
y. ". WAINWRIGHT No
N, BLcOg<op, SeCrtt9ry.
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RAILROADS.


Commencing Monday, Sept 30, 1854
Trains OF white and Centre New
York SIS n; White Plains train stopping stations
leave depot OF Twery s'sh snd Fourth
avenue York $40 A. N. Willi,msbrtge stopping
all stations $50 A. mall train s,opphg At wilisnsbrdcs
and stations NORTH III A. NJ Wlamsbrdee stopping
saons; ~ A. White Plains sin stopping nj ali stations
$50 r. M Wlllamsbridge, stopping at All stations r. w.
Dover Plains stopping all stations y. ~ White Plain.
stopping all stations above Witamssridge $40 r. " VII
nstuTsns-Ieaye Chatham -Four cornew l2s0 r, NJ, mau
rain sar Ding at Wliausdcc white Plains and all stations
north WM y. CANfbbLt, Superntenden1
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At Your DINNER CALL FOR
n JONES' TOPM ALE,
IL stone bottles good any imported and half The price
JONATHAN JONES, Importer, ~ WG1aEa street.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
A CADEMY OF PENMANSTIP AND HOUSEKEEPING
n SR Broadway Of Franklin street.-the OF
the subscriber for instruction In writing book
keeping &c There are no classes each pupil being
raiey taught OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
A CADEMfES OF WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, &C.
N There ere thousands of persons In our metropolis who
with laudahe ambition, aspire good penmen aud
bookkeepers All referred Mr. PAINE 81
Bowery, or 2S3 fulsn street, Brooklyn.
GERMAN LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING
N would like u meet afew pupils Ia give lessons In
music drawing and German, at reasonable terms Best
ferences given Address NJ r., Union Post oshce.
BOOKKEEPING, &c-MR. DoIBEAR. 600 BROAD
ID has few vacant seats for afternoon and evening
entry prepare gentlemen practically for head book
keepers Regular terms 10.
L,RENCH LANGUAGE.-PRoF. d. LAGRoTx HAS RE
sumed teaching nj i4i Ninth street. third door east Of
broadway Thorough instruction is given and the ability ~
spesk the language impaired Classes for ladies' during
e day. and In the evening for gentlemen very favor
able terms. Undoubted references given.
CyMNAsIUM AND FENCING ACADEMY-sTUYvE.
NJ SAINT Institute, $50 Broadway-classes for sys,emato
hygen and military gymnastics will be formed
bcrL H. GERHARD
MYSTIC HALL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
1vt Horxehark riding and sab bathing. Appltstn
for admission catalogue 20 he addressed 70 tbs frnap
Mr.. T. +. Smith, Boston, Aass.
AR. j. r. THOMAS BEGs TO INFORM rms FRIENDS
M and pupils that he has his instructions in
Ing Residence l27 Amity street
lToNs LEOPOLD DE GRAND Walls FRENCH BOARD.
II Ing and day school collega,e and commercial Hudson
terrace obokcn N j. Terms 800 per Circulars ami
references at No. Broad street, Excelsior Office
DRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING IN ALL ITS DErATIS-
IT, MURPHY. after several years experience book
keeper, and subsequently teacer for the
house a aud expeditions Privrs
instruction In other branches the Academy siS Grand scl
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT TO sAILORs.-THE OFFICERS AND SEA
men who served under Samuel Barron board the
United brig Perry during the with Mexico will hear
Of something advantage forwarding their and
address encosing postage stamp Chiffon MAGRU
DER, attorneys at law, Washington City, D. G.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF PATRICK MITCHELL
who left Brooklyn about three years When last heard
from he was Oswego county, New Any information
Of be thankfully received by his mother Mrs MITCHELL
Hamilton and Court street. South Brooklyn
Oswego and Wisconsin papers please copy