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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

KEEP YOUR EYE on YOUR NEIGHBoRs.
care of them. Don't let them stir without
watching. They may do something wrong if
you do. To be sure you never knew them to
do anything very bad, but it may be on your
account they have not. Perhaps if it had not
been for your kind care they might have dis
graced themselves and their families, long
| time ago Therefore don t relax any effort to
keep them where they ought to be; never mind
your own business that will take care of itself
There is a man passing along-be is looking
over the fence-be suspicious of him perhaps
he contemplates stealing something some Of
these dark nights there's no knowing what
queer ncies he may have got into his head
If you see any symptoms Of any one passing
oat OF the path of duty, tell every one else
what you can see, and be particular to see
great many. 1t is good way to circulate
such things, and tho it may not benefit your
SELF or any one else particularly, it will he
something important about some one else
Do keep something going-sence is dread
ful thing though it is said there was silence in
heaven for the space of half an hour don't let
any such thing occur on earth 1T would be
too much like heaven for the inhabitants Of
! this mundane sphere. If, after all your wa tch-
full care, you can't see anything out of the way
in any one, you may be sure it is not because
they have not doue anything bad perhaps, in
an ungCardt moment. you lo.e light Of them
throw out hints, they are no better than
they should be-that you should not wonder
if pcople found out what they were after u
while anc then may not carry their heads so
nigh. Keepita a going, and some one will
take the hint aud begin to help you after G
while-then there will be music, and every.
| thing will work to charm
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01
seIettsa 4ostrp.
WIEN SAW SWEET NELLY HOME.

~ the skv the bright stars glittered,
On the grass the moonlight fell
unsbed the sound of daylight's hustle.
Closed the pink-eyed pimpernell,
Ass.down the mOss.grown wood-path--
Wb ere the cattle love to roam
From Aunt Patty's quilting party,
Iwss seeing Nelly home.
lefty ringlets softly fluttered
Ger brow aS white as snow
And her cheek-the crimson sunset
Scarcely had warmer glow;
Mil her parted lips vermillion.
White teeth flashed like oceans foam;
lu marked with pulses throbbing,
As saw sweet Nelly home.
When the Autumn tinged the greenwood
Turning all the leaves to gold.
IN the lawn by alders shaded,
Imy love to Nelly told
Aswe stood together gazing
On the star.bespangled dome,
How blessed the August evening"
When saw sweet Nelly home.
White hairs mingle with my tresses,
Burrows stand upon my brow,
Brt love-smile cheers and besses
LIES declining moments now
Natron in the snowy kerchief.
Closer to my bosom come
Tell me, dost thou still remmember
When saw sweet Nelly home
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

THE INFLUENCE OF FEMALES on SOCIETY,"
From au accurate account Of the condition of
women in any country, it would not be diff
cult 10 infer the whole state Of society So
great is the influence they exercise on the
character Of men, that the latter will be ele
waited or degraded, according TO the situation
Of the weaker sex. Where women are slaves,
as in Turkey, the men will be the same where
they are treated as moral beings-where their
minds are cultivated, and they are considered
equas--the state of society must be high, and
the character of the men energetic and noble
There is SO much quickneSs of comprehension,
SO much susceptibility of pure and generous
emotion SO much ardor of affection in women,
that they constantly stimulate men to exer-
ton, and have, at the same time, most pow
erful agency in soothing the angry feelings.
and in mitigating the harsh and narrow pro-
pensitieS which are generated in the strife Of
the passions.
TIE advantages Of giving superior educa-
ton to women are not confined 10 themselves,
but have salutary influence on our sex. The
fear that increased instruction will render them
incompetent or neglectful in domestic life, is
absurd in theory, and completely destroyed by
facts. Women, as we'll as men, when once es-
tablished in life, know that there is an end of
trihng its SolIcitudes and duties multiply up
on them equally fast the former are apt to
feel much more keenly, and too frequently
abandon all previous requirements to devote
themselves wholly to these. But if the one
sex have cultivated and refined minds, the 9th.
er must meet them from shame if not from
sympathy. If a man finds that his wife is not
a mere nurse or a housekeeper that she can,
when the occupations of the day are over, en-
liren winters evening that she can con-
verse OIL the usual topics of literature, and en-
joy the pleasures of superior conversation, or
the reading of a valuable book, he must have
perverted taste, indeed, if it does not make
home still dearer, and prevent him from re-
sorting to taverns for recreation. The bene-
hts to her children need not be mentioned
instruction and cultivated taste in a mother
enhance their respect and affection for her and
their love of home, and throw q charm over
the whole scene of domestic life Hm. Tudor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

Hfas~ During q recent debate in tee British
Parliament, one argument advanced in favor
of letting men marry their DECEASED wifcs
sisters was, that by doing so, man had only
one mother-in-law instead of two. If man
could marry so as to have no mother-in-law at
all, domestic peace would be less frequently
disturbed, and his wife would mind her own
business.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

asy-It is rumored that Mr. Rarey the Amer
lean horse tanner, uses file of Congressional
speeches to subdue the refractory animal pu:
under his charge. After reading about n
quarter of an hour the quadrnped gives in and
promises an entire amendment OF morals aud
manners if lie will only stop.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

Bels- 1t is said that one of the editors OF the
Lewsburg Chronicle, soon after he went to
learn ithe printing business, went to rseo a
preachers daughter The next time he at
tended meeting he was considerably astonish-
ed at hearing the minister announce as his
text My daughter is grerousIy tormented
with q devil y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01
" Indeed | should"

" Indeed | should"
Well, then, will make you one next
Christmas"
" You ~ his tone was an incredulous one.
" Me yes. Why not me / made this"
Horry's chair found its place next the wall
in marVelously quick time, and about as quick
Iy did he walk off towards an old amusing spot
iu the woods but Harry wife never afterward
heard anything said about M0thsr'y Cooking.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

REsy~ 1t has been thought that people are
degcnerating, because they don't live as long
as in the days of Methusclah. But the fact
is, provisions are SO high that nobody eau af-
ford to live very long at the current prices
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-01

R1S- Had there never been cloud, there
had never been rainbow.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27
ARKANSAS

1901 From Little Rock, BY Penningtoas MilA Piss 1a.1
Rob Roy, and Ne. Gascoay 70 RisAiaaAs - .aas
Leave Little Rock Monday. Wednesday, a.a yriAv
Arrive at Richlaad next days BY saE sA8
Leave Richlaad Tuesday, ThursdAy, and ssssrdAv
Arrive at little Rock nsxtdays By saa4.ss sss4
1902 From Little Rock, by Mary Brownsvilla Assrdsa.
Cypress. Big Greek, and PiAassrA y asassA 10
Leave Little Rock daily at pm; ata3
Arrive at Aberdeen neTt day BY III
Leave Aberdeen daily At Pm 4
Arrive at Helena next day by ii aK E
Leave Helena daily at IL M, ntata1
Arrive at Aberdeen next day BY llaH Nt
Leave Aberdeen daily at pm; Fs
Arrive at Little Rock mart day By 8 pm. vtasA
Bids to supply Lawr..csvflls snA vaIlsy orsvs.
between Aberdeen aad Cyprs~. ~s i.vtss4
7sos From Little Rock By Fosche coIlsgsvilA Bs.sea
Clear s Spring, Hs'ssS asslns' | Haals. dss:s ~,
brook, Washington Coasmhm H1a1Da. BtSwnsL
.own, P.I.cifta, Eoe1y Cc.fcst nli oisss g.
Leave Little Rock daily atiam a~l
Arrive at Washingt0n next day BY IL -
Leave Washington daily u m; -
Arrive ., ClArfsville next day byspn; '.l1A
Leave ClarksvlN daily 1t M
Arrive at Washington NEXT day By l7E
Leave Washington daily At PM
Arriveat I.tae Rock next day By izp m-
''' Stony Pain. sssrcy, Cola W.i. rsssa.. nai.S
Leave Little Rock Nenday, Wsa,saAy. aa4Sraas
Arrives. Ba,esyille next days Sy 10 Pm ~. -
Arrive at Little Rock next days BY lopn
Bids 10 run six times week ars iavitsA. 800 st
1906 From little Rock, hy Bayou Astaa Asyaa @ iay
and Centre fill TO ssazeyA % niaS - hssk
once weak. saa4& q . aasa8f- a7H&
Leave Little Rock noaday .. 9 .x 4.s * r4A
Arrive At Searcys Asxt Day BY IL =, aseesA Fassi
...save Searcyi Tueaaay ~ PH sssA44~ sasga-
Arrive n Eitt'e Rock nsztdAy bysrA a
1906 From Little Rock By East Fork IA apeanuo1A %
Clinton, 80 miles and back, hrsa HaDGa 80 y
leave Little Rock Monday, wsdasaay. - SriAnv
at Cam
Arrive !. Clinton next day by lop = y.
Arrive !, Lissle Rock nszt any sy fopn
1907 From Little Rock, BY NGtA nsist n:..slaa hH-
Crssk, Rsriis, Tros6le Bin, SsseyiIIA ~ 49,
kstl and Greenwood, 70 Fort s.iA. l5s s1AsoA
Eeave IitiIs Rock Monday. Wednesday. ~ yhaay
Arrive At At Fort Smith third day By lop.s ,r'.
Leave Fort Smith Monday, wednesday. aaa TrdA
Arrive at Little Rock third day By NpH
Bids six times week ass inyi1aa
Is0s Prom Little Rock, through Hot SprinG csmty, -
sunnetts Nill near the lins e P1ha a.a Cawk
thence by HILLS Mill, in Polk couaty; tAnohg -
Residence OF 8. r Parks; tAsnss tl1sanA tpssEA-
f' rs1, eTs.-s Taxs.s rss sss', ,s.s.. .ss. sa : =
Nation to wrghts Ferry, on R2 nwRs 10ss
TO Paris, in Lamar cosnty, TsnA. 80 03o sn1
back, once . week
Leave Little Rock Monday at an,
Arrive at Paris Saturday BY BPE
Leave Paris Monday team, Eaa
Arrive At LittleRock Saturday hysp pA
1909 From Little Rock, by Jericho, and Onnlt OUo@
Springs. &c miles and hack Uoco vonk. t
Leave Little Rock Tuesday at0A ~ H
Arrivest Hot SFrinps Hext dsy BY l1K
"A y sat af'ra.a
Arrive at Liitie Rock nsxt day By 10 - y aFi7
1910 From Little Rock, by Plrm BAyos, WA1n ~ -
Pssioris, To Pine Bluff, 20 milnn{ -, Waua
4 week.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Arrive At Hichsey Fiat BY pm
Ass From Cornth b. 1ons srd, Kassath, and Danyis
to Jscinto, 80 nilss s.d hssk, tArse tinss week
Leave CoriasA Tuesday, Thsssday, md Saturday u
Arrive at Jacinto by lopm;
Leavs Jscinto Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday u
Sam 49,
Arrive at coriath by IL M
Bids TO run six tms week ass invited.
sss From Corinth BY Tarnsinsson and Monterey Tenn
70 ohAmooFs' "a miles and back, daily, except Sun
Lars Coriash dsily except Sunday, stlpm
Arrive At Ha1burg by sp9;
Lears Hambsrg daily, except Sunday, al a
Arrive at Corinth By IAN
800 From Ripley, by Dsnas Oarrolsvlle Campb~l,ton
Sal6lls. Moorssiiie, Richmond Verona and Bigby
Fork 10 Cotton Gin Port "a miles and back, three
times q week
Leave Ripley Monday, wednesday, and Friday at &
Arriv. At Cotton Gin Fort nsrs days by II J
Leave Cotton Gin Port Monday, Wednesday, aud
Friday At Sam
Arrivess Ripky NEXT days BY spm
Ol From Ripley, by Union Mlls Dry Ran, BlAekl.nd
and Carolina 70 Rsenzi, 20 miles and back twice .
sveek go -
Leave Ripley Tuesday and Thursday ATTAIN;
Arrive At Rienzi by nj,
Leave Repzi Tuesday and Thursday Al am.
Arrive at Ripley bye m.
~ prom Ripley By Irene, Silver Spring Tripoh Rienn
Jaeinto, Cairo, and Cstersrille 70 luka II miles
and hsck, thrss tmss we'd
Leave Ripley Aoaday, Wednesday, AID Friday al
Arrive AT Iuka next days by spm
Leave luka Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ST 6
Arrive at Ripley next days byspm
Sids to run sir times week, and to end st Burns
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Leakesville, to Citroneile. Ala, OIL miles ana back
G.s a week.
Leave Augusta Monday at a m;
Arrive at Citronee next day by IL N;
Leave Citroree Tuesday At I'M;
Arrive at Augusta next day by pm
1897 From Augusta by Flint Creek to Mississippi City
20 miles and back, week
Leave Augusta Monday at am;
Arrive at Mississippi cS'v next day by Gpm
Leave Mississippi Ciiy }, ,ednesday at a m
Arrive at Augusta next day by pm.
1908 From Raleigh by Tayorzyille Pools Mills Elisve
and Carlisle Mills, to Augusta, II miles and back
twicea week
Leave Raleigh Monday and Thursday at Z am;
Arrive at Augusta next days by p M;
Leave Augusta Thursday and Saturday at I'm;
Arrive at RAleigh next days BY pm
Bids TO run three times week viii he considered
1909 From Brotherton by Mionvlc and Isney, Ala TO
Old Washington, 43 miles and back, oace a week
Leave Brothertoa Thursday At IN;
Arrive at Old Washington by NJ;
Leave Old Washington Friday at Q am;
Arrive at Brotherton by p m, ....-.
1910 From Brotherton TO Red liill six miles and back
twice a week.
Leave Brotherton Monday and Friday at pm;
Arrive At Red Hill by 4p M;
Leave Red Hill Monday and Friday at m;
Arrive at Brotherton By pm
76ll From State Line Station by Adsmsyie to Leakes-
vile 30 miles Asd back once aw,ek
Leave State Line Station Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Leskesvills by 10 ma
Leave Leakesvie Monday at s o M
Arrive at State Line Station next day by IL m.
1914 From Leaksvnc by Verna 10 Gross Ross as males
80 and back, once week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-29

ma - Ffe~su -antNE - A. Eys~o1s wossN.-rnn n
csss, - ~ = wosasn Mo found
fc.ssn4 q ~ 49, ryer usar Pcck zip. on saturday
1ost a. mars - ysarsoe her ler-on, rc.
sss,sa yesterday ltexue h0spai ~ Coroaor Perry.
bs~ rts,satg ae@cf Fsap = aenrased a. paoisshed
N 4xgag.fs the friends u The unfortunate
~as - - eespa4i ~ sehtfg VA eody - the Al
krIor a tie NorunaF oecalsa chiefly "a examining
M sufslc4 gpaflssn abb made poi mortefn exam.
tba ossly u haies that ~ ~ day some one
san d ats " Aesfy IN hedy AT etsr az tue mystery
~1ssh - gssssut slsroaaas a. eae The iaio~ing
gsft - toe ~ d.u.s thtss lar eicdnst -
scorge boutoa, a., eesax duly sworn. drr~srs ard
ssys u ta1e made pot norton eAamrs ton y. the
es-s "a Tying aeta a. the ifl.
vas nsgg0Ia a. ~ bense 81 4 ~as ouna noaing tho
t~sl rKsr. "A Ao ~. ga satnrdAf mofnar aa Tie
scdy apparently th~i a irrsh ~oman arts.a n
reed nf0grt s9lt eAsfk -iA wahf tthe beng torn
srl wr6s shsul-e, White crttn fssk ngr cater
ssA s,ra~ and ella ntmust aud Tp4i rI.. ~ tbe
Gnrulf q hg ga llnsi $40 NAa a fAn 'axea Moas4,
iSLl comps N0ued. AZ elaNN curry haf al esleuf n
han twrnas YEAR ~ AZ. FaTtr we're
ev crnets ~ xex.fs ofatnasd wOunf al1n ne Tao
a1a hse thc Easal bsren 9th crushed.
ana uefe IS 4 ina .a,erairi wsuna - tae
toscis a. ahotg nst a. the IN ~ ~ medium hne,
sbleL wvaud paftaiN ooac~alcd ~ N har ths
ss.Dasn contained ts4slaefabie qaaDttv Il partially
ars~'ed ftsf, nd uiiaiea afssaafanee q niemIe
cd also the liver tho oiher orruus w.Fe gene
rally nnrfna aDost I'm u efa@sd bigas nund
~ she cavity ~ the abdomen death osssrunryi 10
,he yosfce ~ ~ hlo~ Nh lnnetel te n8rex M n
49, bead AM face ana have beeU eansa pfesio1s
~ Al vac me ~ Ia tse water cafaag ii
sarfat via toe g,aal0 shfel Il Slsatunsi lmnetaie
uniting mte ~ wAsr mshs have aeeasaaned the
aJulcs and might have dvtstsd deccAe e ~ SKIRT q
tsr srsss, - 4 nov apFaFE
Tn Hqp'st 49, hsEe ~ssnrGoa oscr aaii twe.tt
. sogk 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-29

s"'eucl u. y Totnlsirs, feartefnA-icg Department
auiy 4 fou LsaYtpntrIh y oFaere " profej
90 tsc e., II Nts Yors ant festo ngevet nalos W
-bal n,an, same department
Brcyc Mayor y & Martin, lAssh,art oaarisrmAtcrl i
ordered H. proceed h. ion Hiy, KaE aud IN
dnses q he Department ~ that stai'on.
Ercvei Isutenari ,oonel : "a Long, (fef~wraFan oAi
fngnecrs has been authorized ~ thc Mar DOtsftncal
" establish his otlrc IA Alton, IliDoiF
BreyeS second lAeutenants ~ !. White Anf y :.
AerS Ordinance issftmsnt, ate aS@Nned ~ dnts ~
s~s-Thc iofmeI a. il.ioo ioags Arsenal, L. and ts
hitter - waerye, Arsenal, y. Y
The War Department has directed that Revei Major
~ hahht As6lstanf tuaI master, De rstck.a from
srs preselI duties Fort LARAMIE and be ofdered ~
par loflhwth TO Washington City usrc ~ await further
srGers.
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ptng and cran, Costume and History Of inc Clans,
WAR : CLASSICAL Companions, crndiay's Views m
~ ~ 1enry vITi. Jardine's Na,urahstis Library,
u.s. Illuminated fpsks " the Middle Ages, Lysons
skGrxa Dryc.a. Soih0rps Flora treca. This sale viii
a. nssFsstng eue 70 librarians and private book col
punen nsmcsrcS.-Or Sunday last the most reverend
shbsho, a Ns~ York a.cscaiei the shura Of st. Au-
rs sng ns, araer ne pastoral charge Of The Rev
~ard a.oraw TIE church, which beautifully situa-
"a 10 svsuou commanding prospect Of the Hudson
. s9rrugEdng eouniry f,r several miles, - q tn
o. order n afcasvsare, built IA the form Il cross
" e&f@ns q seating ahodf one thousand persons me
s1Tfhal - trick, ~uh brown stone dressings. US
nrlh ~ iest eseaa,h the ransept % feet, ana
ersisa - oort az about fourteen thousand Dol
sAssi cAsrms>s AsCmEsr.--talen Callahan, a domestic
empo, men' ~ rcssr Hires, w. sa5 Seventh ave
|s~ ~as fNsA,iy pusres "a sa~rday evening while II,
|~ssslnr " ala lghsed lamp With canphene An es-
|o~on fpUnaaiey fcfl0~et ths imwadent act, ana IN
p mssAnt So anfostanaas gri Ms wrapped - names
r. - ss ~ sass ssa u. ~, s,S " aeea.s.s ys.sray
" toFunsf Fvfry, hen verdict 81 aecaenth death was
ssarrrd w M tary,
pas - s.ap l~cen nine and ten elac~ las,
ON ~ 90. Answered she restaurant ~ John G
eaas ~ pssemsnl = ~. ~ Gold street and before
s~arsi Hfohnhy ~ N Amount u 500 Insured 70
u 30 49, "a H. n~arancc Cosntany. Tie hrsi Zoo
seerlaea y, neufy I@rker, pager dealer The stock
sn.agsd wfAewh ~ ~ water ana e sad "a ~ insured
NJ hufam& + damaged Aenat s,o0.
a. psaN RfVNW kanNcAn.--fe day important changes
ssi easea 4. Inc ~ ~ this road III
spfs-s uans 80 Assang Ana Riey al hereafter 'aave
Na,ntsfs .ar,~s - a. IA aBa 80 Y. NJ Albany mai
ran "a II ~ txpFrs trans efaag south viii leaN
81 kitasy "A ~ a. A. a aud 80 y. "a Nal tran, 7
n
ma O. sRaNrsxT u swww~uw IN rlghi wing az tho So
sna naluusaa - asy rcllssc the irn wing of The
'wfh ~ cnt ncrn 0'teraut ~ dniy
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Erpotoov ssn Ct.srRyOyk~r Hwrce
~ - - ~tsd hsf ~ II. ~ MrMM4 taV~t - "a
hHsA n IN naweFt ~ - - So 49, ter -ter~
~. a. ..st sfat ht 84nas - MMm "a
cxy ard fiastus - ~
Nftss tlNIRA lRGlNtA. TttN CELEBRATED NFni
wi Nn4nNaHt ~ ~ rlu@Ntf ttN@ 49, ~ ~ @t "a
81 -fohU RNMarr "a Nffaeefh alFeef aafFe ~
~ pfHs n st.srsk sNE4U zee srG - t - 49, 49,
aa4est rtmtais. etant trfstA. III Hn hANt
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observation-disclosures King has COMMITTED
Stnc senisncc 81 BRAN Eooncy, Mn conv cied "A
ALBANY al ~ nrun and sentenced o. ~ hung
40 the 81 ~ necephrr, 70 Imprisonment " tn Saie
Irson for life
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N nc city and csnly a. Nov Ycrk, from me aosh DAY
November, 10 lhe attn aay q November ls5s
MN, q. wou4su, 81, boys, no girs, g5-ro,al, -
Adults l.6. children, ~; males, W. fcmslex, lsi
cosorea icrsons, q
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ISAwvtasp euasrvx -rrs ~ rvsSryvxs -
r. 81 sn4r~ 80 syra ~ns~~s@ 60 F~ANI fTe. f-Nx
a. aUd sp~.rfs NAhFA< wAEp a. sea alrm~ s~A
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LVrSfrtny povaur roR nEApy w0Ngv-A rAfR
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a. ~ san assn9e. Asa~esa Nsh Naa f~nsA ssre-a.
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4 200 ana HAVANA D0NtsFtr Avp gFRW \
J.D'U.VUV ssears of vsnons glslasa - pfsoes tas'
~ eonpe'lop 1ash buyers arspsf 4riy invited tn
atrlfe ms sees Ia Ncruas - ~ - y q tN8EkS "
Frcadsey.
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MEXICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE, lSoS-AN AID
ourned meeting Of the Committee will be held al lj3
BoW,ry. Tuesday evening. November 80 att O'clock
FREDERICK G. WAGNER, Acting President
GILBERT c. pEANE, Vice President
!. En- xI MSs1rn, Secretaries.
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NE " ARDS

81 pEwARp -fnSr ~ SATURDAY. Soy. n, A
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At MEETING OF THE SWAMP" DEMOCRATIC
"A Club, held saturday evening, November ~ al NO ~
jacob street 1t
esoyed That the dierev candidates Cor public offices and
ir frena he normed that person has been appointed
auth receive money behalf OF inns orsahl'oh ana
representing that he has been cd 70
receive or solicit money for this Grub be expelled.
RoBf. II. HOPPER, President
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AT A MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMO
"A cratic Club Of the Eighth Aldernanic district comprising
portions of the Seventh Eleventh and Thirteenth wards held
Friday evening" November Is the following resolution was
unanimously adopted
That cordially approve and heartily endorse
the nomnaon Of George H. Purser for Comptroller, recog
rizng him consistent jealous and reliable democrat 81
prominent service IN the parv and recomen d
him the people Of this Aarmanic district and me CITY
at large, faithful ncorruphe and talented gentleman
possessing psciy 10 rights fiscal concerns OF the
Cooperate and the determination them Ia sucn ofae,
and condition their magnitude and completely demand aha
john DUFFY, President
loHN g. KATSG, } va. yaa,saa,s
WILLIAM o. RAYMOND, }se ,retaries
NICHOLAS /. Hansen,
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ory INSPECTORS Department, New York, Nov. 81 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-29

nENoeRArlc REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMlNA
IL DQn~rirst Aldernanlc dlstrirt.-For Alderman
JOHN r.. ENRIGHT.
SAMUEL y. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
m nts,s' 9 .Ss.r, ;secre.aries
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nFrIcE ~ TIE CLERK OF IHE COMMON COUNCIL
~ New Ncrs November 10 1SS-Tbe Inspectors Of Elec
ton Eleventh wards inclusive, elected al
the sescn hereby notified 10 attend at the Office OF the
Geuut sefs No 10 cry Hall, Tuesday The 3JA
lnslsft
The Ersyecrs az Election from the Twelfth TO the Twenty
sFas inclusive hereby notified Ia attend at the
s-rs casse o. Wednesday the Is. day % December.
bh. psl the FIRST the Eleventh ards
sneaslx hereby n.hed attend Thursday the al day
and The District Canyassers from the Twelfth "a
fw.ay incuae. hereby notified 70 attend
ty e I'd day Of December between the hours Of 10 A.
ard he cath of oice prescribed by law.
7 VALENTINE, Clerk Of the Common Council.