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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

Bucksport, Alfred II. Darling; orl,nd. &c sam'I
T. Brown; >edgwick dr.. Luther Il. Phtlbruok
lIuchIII &c. James =. Thomas; Ellsworth, X.
I. Mcfarland; Trenton. de., u. Estes, Gouids-
hor"'. &c Asa Cole; Mt Desert, &c, John IL
Parker. Republicans.
beer Isle. Wm. l.. Green, Democrat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

hs1 tEN', We ask the democrats in this
N1'''sc !, turn 10 the Union of Aug, 10th, "a
y Sc, ith column near .hc top, and read the
: fourth paragraph and sVc il We have not CIV
On the tHspn'> enact language We Will
leave II 10 democrats, and il they don't ad-
mt that the Union says precisely what We
charged upon ii, then We Will bear the hard
nanee ofthe cowatdly Union in silence. On.
the other hand, if the Union has mcsnly lied
ABOUT Us, and like coward, rciraned to let
Us know i'll season wha, he said for US TO an
swer him fully, then let the Union be brand
cd the hbelicr. We ask our Editorial broth
rem Who may have copy of the Union Of
Aug. 10th, To examine this matter and sec
whether 1t is the American or the Union that
has told an untruth II what the Mon al
leges OF the American is true, then we ask no
respect at your hands. If the Union used
the language which we attributed to it, thcI,
1t deserves no -ospect at any honorable man $
hands, for is conduct towards US, and It's Ian
gnase to Us in this week issue.
But we do not intend to quietly submit
to such infamous treatment, even from such
u source. We hur back its own threat,
and say, Utiess he rctracts, ,cc b,und hw.
b.tore The pe"pie Of Hancock county az q
~'jh hlciicr = and not only this, but rath-
er too cowardly and mean an editor for even
such party as it aspires to serve.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

When enemies are pe'ceful, and your way
is'sn 10Th, beware lest SINE snare should be
hid to h,tray y,u; pr sporty and ease som :
.i.nes d ,str,y. when diversity but slightly
affects
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

Forncy says the editor of the Washington
Union would sell his soul for mess of pot.
tagc Whereupon Prentice remarks that
the potta.e-yender would be outrageonsly
cheated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

The y, Y Eve. Post is guilty Of perpetra-
ting the following
Why is Paris an irreligious city? Be
capsa here IS Nstre Dsme Church there,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

TnE MAcur,s UNION, This paper denies
having originated the absurd story that the
Late attempt to repeal the fishing bounty
law came about, by Mr.. Fosters forcing
some rejected claims on the attention OF Con-
grcss. This charge was made by Mr.. Brad
bury on Deer Isle; and we supposed that II
originated with the Union, but the Union
disclaims making any statement Of the kind
1t docs not follow because the Union denies
it. that it did not do 80. Mr. Bradbury
made the charge against Mr.. Foster on Deer
Island, and the falschocI had It's desired cf-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

We respectively decln" to meet the Ma
elias Union man, either il " hl,ek,s words
or any whorr else, until hc proves hi- claim,
10 be tr,atel asa gentleman by rrtrAciiu-
his base charge, and acknowledging "ur
lqot.ti N from I'll, Uai,l OF Aas. 10th tobc
correct.
The vile slinlsrcr that veto tho article ia the
last Maehia, Union. tfaiucias the character OF
one Of the most hoaofnb.o mcl living, i. petty
well known AL ha Is to ,at-.n, 1t4bl, q pa,py,
/ to call for any notice.
At a meeting of Iysonia Lodge of Free
an accepted Masons, held at Ellsworth Spt,
oth ISIS the following preamble and c,,lu-
tons were unanimously adopted
Whereas, In tn immat.hilty Of tho law.
Of Almighty Cod, We haze ben c,ll,l upon
to r'cuEuk. the uncertainty Of human life,
b. the removal from our midst, in his carly
manhp ii, Of our worthy hr,t1nr Isaac y.
chas', W. Master Of Felicity L,l.c Of Buck
sport.
Therefore, Fes5}rci. That wt,lcerly SWIM
pathlze with our brother, ri lfitY Lod.c
in their - Of an excellent Mister and
worthy brother and with his bcruyc,t
widow, in that Of a beloved compuiin and
that we racomn md them To- that EYin,
Intelligence who daath all thncs we'll -
and in whom We have faith Of : rs,union in
the life To come, which stllt know no end.
ReSoIred, That copy of the for going, tc
forwarded = Felicity L,lse of Free and
Accepted Masohs at Buckspor'. and TO the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

RgLmlors--TSsnty-si, ht persons ware re-
ceivcd into the Hammond st. Church On tn
jta-l7 by protest. land Ii by lattsr, max
ins 65 in ali sine u var clMnsactl.
TNI,;.s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

The Ellsw nth Bise Ball Club propose to
challenge like number from any town in
the county of Hancock, to play game OF
ball of one hundred tallcs, the sides to con
sst of ten m,mbsrs each or more il the
challenged purity prefer, and the trial to
come off on the anniversary OF the Hancock
Agricultural Fair to be held in this town on
the 18th and lith d,ys OF October next.
Any Club accepting this chaliengf will
please give one weeks n,tics OF their intcn'
tons to do 50, that the necessary arrange
mcnts may be made.
1t is proposed that the losing party shall
provide supper Tor the company on the
evening Of the day OF trial.
Communications directed to the Ellsworth
Base Ball Club.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

There is a young lady in Harrisburg called
good looking. who has four rows OF teeth,
two pr,ioctin, from the upper jaw and two
sfj.n the lower one
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

NJ !. Vol. 11iof the II >irEp STATES JorR-
IA" came 10 us this week. L, is erilcntl,
intended to give it, readers choec variety
Of reading matter. We wish it success
Published By Fuller 4 Co., 80 Chestnut St
Phil.
C,NNor nE BEAT. Mr.. Anlrrw Gray of
Dcdham, walked on Monday, that h. might
set home 70 vote the Republican tieset from
Hlnchnll to his home, hr'ntg-,iyh miies -
Mr.. Gray is - years old.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

The President is prompt in turning
the Atlantic Tele. raah to diplomati
uses. lie concludes his first despatch
with roposal to open negotiation
with Her Majesty As matter OF
taste, VIC should have preferred that
Brother jonathan's first despatch had
not closed with an interrosation.-(N.
\. Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17
The Little Strings.

Did You ever see sntta-perchc fsce, chill
drcn? And did you ever anuse yourself
with pinchins it one way AMI pallias it an
other, AMI seeing what iff.rcnt cxlr assipns
it will pat on? When yon c2ss, pulling
and rinching it, it returns to The sun fac,
it WAS before.
Now your little faces are softer than gut
ta-pereha, and they are full of the little
strings called muscles and the littc mus
cles pull them one WY, and pull them All
other, just ace riding to your fee inss. Some
times YOU feel grcycd or sud. and the lttlc
muscles pull your face into a very doleful OK
preston, and we know by looking at YOU
just how you feel. Sometimes you feel pleased
or merry, and the little muscles pull your
faces into smiles aul iimples
But often there are wicked pass ms at
work at the strings. Anger pals, aud o,
what a disasreeable look the face pats on in
a minute. Pride pals tho strings, or yani-
ty or envy, or discomfort, or d c,it, AMI each
brings its own expression over the face.
The worst of it is, that when these pass
ions pull very often the face d PCS not return
to what it was before, but the muscles hard
en- and retain that ugly expression. b in
dnlsng in evil passions pcopl my work
their faces up into such awful faces, that
sometimes when yoa mssta mln in the street
you can tell, just by looking at his face
what his character is.
y face that was very lovely when it was
that of u child, has had the passion of ans I
pulling at it So often that i, always wears a
sullen, cross, dissatisfied l)ok Or, if a man
has learned to love to hoard up money for its
own sake, his face gets a mean, gr4spin .
look, and We say when We pass him, There
goes miser.' Or if he has lelrn,d To lie
and st,,l, he cannot maxi his fac. that of Il
truthful. homes, man.
Now, dear children, d. you want to have
pleasant faces, that everybody will love tt
look ut? The" dontitt lie UgiY passions
get h"id Of Hc strings Put them into the
hands of love and charity and g,,lwill and
truth aud honesty and then they will be
beautiful faces
have seen faces without u single hand
some feature, that We're swcctcr to Look al
than the most perfect features that ever wcrt
formed And why? 1t WAS the oppression
And what makes the expression? q, it al
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IAm rrlcln VI ''ScnSar.

SEDUCTION AND ABoRTioN. The ease of
Dir. David Il. Brown, charged with procur-
ing an abortion and thereby causing the
death Of Miss Susan \. Webster Of Appleton,
Me-, young girl only ~ years of age, has
been concluded in the Police Court of Boston,
by holding Brown in bail Of so 900, for
trial at the September term Of the Munici-
pal Court Judge Russell, in fixing the
amount Of blil, expressed the opinion that
As it is Il well KIN lwn ftct that deaths are
frequently occurring in Boston at the hanls
Of ablrtionsts, and ne is determined u d.
all that may lay in his power 70 bring the
guilty ores to trial. and that the evidence in
this case fully sustans the charge and that
even II charge of murder might b. sustained.
Philip Ulmer WAS held in $500 each Miss.
Webster died few days ago and was buried
from the house of DR.. Brown in Union street
BIst0n, under circumstances which led u Il
pest m2rtem examination of her body, which
disel is3d TIL truth c5rpHs dhafi, 9th r testl-
IN ny was elected tending - prove the guilty
assley OF Brlwa, as VIII rs duplicating
other ptrtin' in th1 saiictiJl ot t.Is yong
girl = FB >trtJl.raal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

fwcrv voter ON the voting Inst il the town
= .}.,ll.Aain. voted list Monday
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

PggsgxAL-IIon jefferson Davis was in
t.'c city yesterday, the guteJ OF Prof i'tch',
AMI Lift lor the head quarters IF the Coast
ey.-[Whis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

Bro. Emory, We wear No. ., French patent
eathcr.-[Whis.
The Republicans OF August. have nomi-
mated Nm, I. Johnson Esq. aui James Il.
Blaine, Esq, for Representatives.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17
REHABILITATION.
REPRESENTATIVES.

1896 ?6.Js. Isl ,.222 80 sos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-17

BURNING EDITORS IN EEFFtGy New
York Tribune furnishes the following ac-
count of the last outrage of the Staten island
crs--the burning of sundry editors of New
York papers and others in eliigy -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

Before Hon. Judge Thompson.
SOCIAL LIFE ~ NEw loEK-How TO DISPOSE OF
Al OLD Tow.
oC1 2l.-Emiianus Spoaey onl Eoyiad hii VIZ Vs.
Henry Rhoie-Ths action brought 70 recover siIs 81
balance due promissoy note made by tho defendant
and given 70 the plaintiff. Lousa before marriage The
defence Is counter claim, amounng to ~ 500or $1,000
The facts substantially thcsc-About lye years ago
the plaintiff louisa became the housekccpcr and mistress
a the defendant, who married man. but did not
live with his wife. After having lived together Cor three
the parties quarrclcd louisa usttung an action
against Rhode ID the Court u Common Pleas a This city
u action ~ seduction as claimed That snit was
settled, Rhode paying 10 Mss LOUISA $500 The parties
sitter brefsenaraton, again came together and v- FOR
while man and wife when. a. defendant testified
Louisa ran away with her pre- en husband and got
ried without SO much a. bidding the defendant good
bye. II seems however that louisa Got married with
Rhodes consent, Rhode promising that IL she wouI g.,
married De would and did. give her an the furniture
and pictures III the house " the value ~ 81 900 1ousa
took the furniture IN question and the defendant
seeks ~ set up ~ value counter claim 10 the lie
maud q the PLAINTIFF but Ii, Court gave Judgment for
plaintiffs for Sis 81 the whole amount sought 70 be
covered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
Before Hon. Judge Balcom.

fbiore Hon Judge Balcom
OCT 2i.-Bcnon J. Losring and William Barey rs
Thomas Hrtunk-Ths was action 10 for max
ing engravngs for defendants book Of travels Brazil
published by Harper Brothers. The defence up
that the Harpcrs employed the plaintiffs to make the en-.
cravings The plaintiffs account originally $50 so,
but 500 had been paid by the Harpers The plain.
tits contende that tn men, was made by the arpors
for the defendants. Verdict for the defendants.
John A. Fan Buskirk and Rufus Mead Jams
MARKS -Acton 20 recover for defendants falsely and
fraudrlcntly representing 20 plant ns that Isaac Harris
III to be trusted to the OF $3.50 Defence that
the defendant believed The representations he made were
true Tho plaintiffs sold goods 10 Harris OF tho value Of
1855 20 the faith Of defendants representations The
Judge charged the jury that the decndan, representa-
tons false the plaintiffs could not recover If they
were made in good faith when the defendant believed
them TO be true Verdict for defendant.
jonathan JohHfor g. u'li.an Haysst-Ac,ion 10 re
cover q defendant owrpr ~ the schooner Martha FOR
supplies amounting 10 siq 49, which the captain of the
schooner obtained Of the plaintiff in this city. Defence
That the captain had the entire CONTROL Of the schooner
and was sailing her on shares the defendant have half
~ her net earnings without heing liable for any *
penses except hall 4 her port charges aad that the
pa NTH know q this arrangement between the defendant
and The captain a the he furnished the supplies to
the latter by direction ~ the Judge the jury found
verdict Tor the defendant
Peter Noryfson Tls Nar Fork and N,v Hfr~r Raj
rad Company e. recover the value e fast mare
which killed on the defendants railroad in tho town
q Rye, ~ Wesiehesior county IN september, 1850 Tho
was kept IN pasture adjoining the railroad upon
the farm of zrkiah Wctmore. Tie plaintiff gave evi.
dencc which tented 70 establish that the Defendants had
not n sufficient fence along the ~ road aud that by
thereof the ecape and went upon the road
he also proved ~ wnessr. that thp mare was
worth from 81 500 to 1880 The defendants gave cvi.
dtnce that tended " slow that the mare was worth
than sl75 $500 aud that the fence Wa sufficient:
aud the defendants counsel that tho infy should
icr rom nc evidence That Wemorc ~ bis servant let
the lars down between the railroad and the pasture IN
which tho mare was kept and that bo mare went through
The bar way upon The road,
The Jury brought IN sealed verdict favor Of the
plautfn for 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
COURT or GENERAL sHsN0NS.
Before Recorder Barnard.

FRFF Schools AZ RouNpsroSE.-Two or the Fran.
ciscan brothers from the monastery ~ Ropn stone,
county Galway ireland. now in this city, having
been sent over 10 solicit aid 20 their brethren anil
corelgoniss the UnCi states, ~ enable them 70 ds
charge the debt contracted ia the erection II Their convent
and schools The crcdent ~ which they bring from the
ustrous Archbishop ~ Tian aud bis Vicar General and
which annex, render unnecessary for as 70 say any
thing additional Ia their behalf
ST JkptAra's, Tras August ~ 1888.
We hereby beg recommend II he charitable attention q
the faithful brothers Bernard King and Jerome Wagner of
Rounds,une Monastery Who eyrrtng themselves g. lu
date delt confirm I'D Nv their aud
Catholic schools and who confidently hopc viii be able
IT, support their institution henceiorwnrd bY Their own M
dustry. tJOUN, Archbishop Of Tuam.
RorNpsroSr CoUSrY Gnwsr frNLaSDl
do cheerny hear my hunle testimony he charity The
zeal and the increasingly aonnus lives ~ The god Monks
the Third Order N ~ Francis Thoy spare effort
instruct The ignorant a. educate the children g. feed r hun
and rlos The naked When famine aud pesenre hung
over ireland and particularly he remote
district a COnnema the monks found ~ their post OF
1v aiding The clergy and AL other hencftcrs ~ minsering
4 he vNuts Ct The afflicted poor Many human being Young
nd like thousands ~ their have fallen victims
tn disease hal MT the and intrepid cha
III hrh pious monks mierpused between them aud the
dreadful death ~ starvation N the bare remembrance OF those
by gone dreadful suffering makes The ,ou,es
hcaw quHi how truly appalling must have been the hard
realities protracied famine that hung ike pail ~ death
10 To humane and chart
tateo m who desire me promotion industry and
raIenent 81 educatonI would ey recunend The ap
which the good ~ Eoundstaue Monastery
kng q the hch soqlcd people 81 America through
twa members IN thor community Brother Bernafd King and
Frfef efpfne who ha been een a. collect the aims
~ their Other sie ~ the atani letter 70
TINS effect hss been BY the Nes' ley IT Aaoale, Arch
PE1ER MraANUS p Y,
Cnfien, county Galway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

Before Hon. judge Balloon.
The People Is. Charles CDset.-Indctmeni for man
slaughter in the second degree Trial postponed 70
Tuesday, Oct. 20.
oyer and Termncr adjourned until Monday, oct 2s, a
10 A NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

DER Snow IN OHIo--On Thursday night last,
saws the Cincinnati EngNfrsr there heavy frl Of
snow IL Rchand and adoin nc towns in Ashtabua coun
Is, Ohio. gentleman who resides in Richmond informs
US that Tho inches deep carly on Friday
morning He Gays that the storm on The night preyoss
was very severe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

DED AND WHITE ASH c0ALs.-PsAcH ORCHARD,
~ Iei and Broad Mountain % qualities warranted ~ be
prices low good coal for Also camel
and Liverpool orrel ~ lowest market rates
HENRY REEVE,
corner Of Canal and Centre aud Jane aud West streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

discharge the remainder Of the prisoners, they being
only spectators nj the premises. Both Willis and inger
soil gave bail the required sum- when they were re-
leased from custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

VACHT ron sALE.-THH YACHT MARY, ABOUT N
tons sonp rrned board ~ feet long rs feet beam
Is fast s and able She built by David Kirby and not
eSneed by any Gran Of her She has very full
ry and VIII be- sold low n applied for this fall Apply To-
IBOS. L. SC0vIlJt IS Park row,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NHATHAM BANK ELECTI0N.-THE ANNUAL ELEC-
~ ton for directors and for inspectors OF the succccding
nual election viii be held mt the banking house ON MONDAY
November 1885, the hours of IL O'Clock noon and
2P M By order Of the BOARD. ,.,,o Co.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

STEAMBOATS,.
nAy BOAT FOR ALBANY.
~ Steamer METAwORA, every TUESDAY, Thursday and
saturday from pier foot Of jay street North river, at
O'Clock A. M.
L,oR SAC HARBOR-THE PROPELLER ALBANY WILL.
sail from pier No u North river, i4PM every Friday
For freigh, aud passage apply on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

7 o. OF o. F.-CERTIFICATEs OF MEMBERSHIP FOR
i. sale. Engraved by Climber Call on or address d. II
milford, l67 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES. NEW YORK oC.
" tober l5 1S8Noce 10 Tsxpayer-I hay. this day
ceived the books enabling 10 collect the Of 1855 long
delay having occurred would respectfully urge upon
payers the necessity Of early call this The law
compes add per remaining imp aid
on he LIST Of December. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

A NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH.
IN plate clasps extracting the roots, and
hter Than porcelain Can he had only of the
inventor Dr. s. r. STGESNOND, 81 Blocker srecS Teeth
Oiled without pain with white material The best Of reference
given Copyright secured
A RTrrTCIkL TEETH INSERTED At THE LOWEST
possible prizes silver ~, gold SIS continu.
Gus gum ON pans s5 Teeth extracted without pain once
slg street Mercer, block o Brcsdway
DR. EAGLETON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
ATA MEETING or THE HENRY J. IRVING GUARD,
ISIS the following preamble and resolutions were unani
Whereas hiss pleased Almighty God In his divine provi
dence remove BY DEATH our worthy comrade and assoce
Resolved, That IN The death q Nchaei j. Hsnan our late
held highest esteem aud sincerely regret should
he essS ~ sTy n IRON Us n @ % as s NE submit 70
Resolved Tbs, We deeply .ymp,,hise with his afflicted
SON hu, beloved @ sna we trust ,. be, loss b.
also ready for IN know not the day nor The hr when the
Resasa Ins, eepy q The above preamble and re.o
mother and be published three daily
Resolved This, rendered captain
the steamboat Flora for his kindly conduct 70 the Henry j. h
wing Guard on their excursion wsase,d9y os y ISIS
RI BrasrlocK. Secretary.
A SPECIAL. MEETING or THE SENIOR. VETERAN
corner ~ Boo,e md Mercer streets hls Friy evening
October y e. rs O'Clock n B-pugcas atsaisnse I r.
isaac " fnlrE AdJuiani.
MILITARY -TuE GERuFly Guard HEiD MEET
~, as ~ Wsss,y srs oc'se ma,s
ant q oNen second lieutenant r u pray h.ra Ieu.en
"a siand.h SIKH ldea,enaut Egan seventh ideglenrnt
an, J. Michel; fcnih iacaiensn, Er,7 ~ eraeref
w~ prAS,. Orderly sergeant
THE BALL SEASON.
~ H. RIVERS OPENING soIREE WILL TAKE PLACE
-. on Tuesday evening Oc- ~ a. Nan,sgne Iia court
Tickets y cents; may BE- had - To door.
NJ Grapd Military and Civic soiree
LINDSEY HIUEs
dnlependeni torps1
on Thanksgiving i've
Wednesday Nov. H. lssS
"'0T resets essli Il i''On
vLtrHING, &C.
W Fifty per cen than + given by others be
rog w.. rse J%vTs aMoosy H Ps s,rs near e
Chatham.
~ rmen having ~ the 20 dispose NJ obtain
cash pr,s " ssnd,ns 70 !, " ngsSsiDoRP :, ID En
SPORTING.
Dr0roN SHOOTING. or SATURDAY THE ssp INST.
on tie grounds % the Bleak House ~ Third
shot fr The gentlemen n The trigger will be handicapped
according their class from . yards . % q and ~ ss
O'Clock Ihrd avenue cars pa's The door ". AB
THE LECTURE SEASON.
A LIBRARY FOR wovES-A MEETING WILL BE
church o On m Tuesday evening Oct d. ON THE s. u
Mental Culture IN women The need 81 hrs, class feuae
men vii auepd Hon Daniel y Tlemsnn Peter Cooper
war eeeser spesErsRc1 Henry Ward Besebcr Rev
J. \. Cuyler hon james r Brady. aud others.
DENTISTRY.
NFw INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH
"A metal plate clasps extracting the roots and
ree aa n msn se hsd e ey sS
Oiled without pain white material The best Of reference
given. Copyngh secured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22


NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ eusskR ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday Sept ~, 1853
Trains leave depot Of White and Centre New
York ut 6t5 ~ NJ, White Pais train stopping al sations
Trains leave derot Of Twenty h and Fourth
avenue, New York ut $40 A. NJ Wtamsbridge stopping A.
al stations $50 A. W. mar u ain stopping ut Wilamsbrdge
and All stations north N A. ~ wilamsbrdee stopping At AL
stations II ~ A. NJ White Plains stopping nj all saiions
2@r wiliamsbridge, Stopping ~ All stations NJ Do
Plains stopping all stations " NJ white Plsns stop
ping at all stations above wiamsbrdge, $40 r. williams
bridge stopping all stations $50 r. n wismsbriise, Stop
png nj all stations .
Rsurnins-Lesve Chatham -Four Corners i7NP NJ, mall
train stopping wiamsbrdge white Plains end All sstoss
north VIM ]. CAMPHEIIs Superintendent