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p Crsl sBaas 5lrss tis siriss IN ts sGIassssi case.
, Tie laaans- eT ssap1ilg tisFi5rafi0H = hss;rag.
4. Tisslrlasssg Of ne r5rasi0H q ths string
5, Hfqu1dty Of hst0ue-
8. Tissirssgfh Of string
Z Tie great al Of iaictrih tie remains ia fHns.
That public may and judge for themselves whether
the above statement Be true publish diagram Of the od and
s STYLES Of pianos or rather The 9t ogy style which rejects
which accepts the doctrine that are living IN an ae Of %
equal four and that oJ lbs weigh twice much hiy
viii illustrate the philosophy OF the kinds Of instru
meut and leave lie reader 70 draw his conclusions
!, The H1tl,f, Dauis & Go. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make IN
tle sized case.
The truth ofthis statement may Be glance
ee dagram while those that are bent necessarily have
the or bridge pin inserted great distance from the end
in twain before could be drawn within octave Of
It is well known that the siToetave piano does not
Rossgs la ~ Pl ,t J ~. ~ .oi Pllno
o. aet Davis co. piano enabled 10 send ou
& a1a rer i0ae than serenoe'aEs piano Of any or r
?, The HqEef, Duris & Co. Pianos hare a rider
sPaes Jefreea the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth Of this statement is equally plain from tie fact
that straight string occupies no more space than simply is
suits while bent string requires In addition ee disam
tlr angle from the bridge the tuning pin The
they often hit another and har l while the perform
straight strings much that they vbrAef freely and
never clash against one another.
3, The manner Of stopping tbe UiJratiOH-
The vibration Of the string all pianos commences where
e hammer strikes IT, near the bridge. where il is stopped lses
diagram III
The Of the best violin world be ruined By
substituting poor bridge thus proving that the Of
string iag ffa bg fc aaHHr IN which the vibration
ped. The vibration Of the string In the ID C. piano
ssopped with lit horizontal frts "copper" OF bell metal ,ee
DIAGRAM giving to the string soft full mellow liquid TONE
while in all other pianos the vibration Is stopped BY upright
pis rsec diagram giving thin. irony tone
that has caused thousands of persons, having dne musical
-tuirati0us eNclaims
10 not like the irony tEang Of piano! II j. far Inferior
% th- full nch tone OF an flute neiodeOn-
that the strings IL ell other pianos bent At the
BRIDE pin that sharp angie Hla in order stop
the vibration In the IT, D. C. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper fret and held du hrm thereon By
the Suspension Bridge LSee diagram 5.
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PREsBYTERIAN SYNOD.

The Synod Of New York and New jersey are in
session At the 2l Presbyterian Church in Orange
Rev. DR.. Hatfield has been chosen Moderator and
Reys. o. N. johnson, T. 5 Skinner, John Crowel,
Clerks
The Synod will continue in session several DAYS
Il embraces the nine Presbyteries OF New York the
Sd OF Hudson, y. Y. and the 4th Of Brooklyn New
al 4, Rockaway, and MOntr0se. II has 226 Minis
tiers and l55 Churches, each entitled 10 one dele
gate
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HE DAYTON GAzETTE.-This paper has been
changed from morning 10 an evening paper
The issue Of Monday evening contains the VAL
edictory OF Mr. A Hall, the late editor, and the
SalutatOry of Mr.. VIM II. P Denny who has
taken charge Of the establishment. While we
are sorry to lose Mr. Hall from the editorial fra
terniiy, we are happy that the place rendered
vacant by his withdrawal will be as ably filed
as II Twill be by Mr. Denny. Long may Denny's
Gazette flourish
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FROM MEXICO.

CINCINNATI, Oct 2I.
8, ST Louis letters from New Mexico, furnish ad-
ultional items Of news. Col Miles was organizing
two companies 10 take the field against the Nava-
jos. Severe fighting was anticipated
Indians in the northern district quiet
Judge Browne had arrived at Santa Fe
Capt. Pope and party will probably winter at
GaictO, 20 miles south Of Santa Fe
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FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW YORK.
NEW HoRE, Oct. 81.
The steamer Black Warrior brings Havana al
vices OF the 18th Sugars and exchange as per
last aviccs. Public health was good. Il was re-
nartcd that the walls OF the TacOn Theatre were 80
n lch injured bythe late explosion that they must
De :aacn down.
The irst officer anl a seaman and one Of the
"Iyra," had been acquitted Of the charge Of aiding
In fitting her out for the slave trade.
Consul Savage had refused 20 give up the pa
pers Of the bark Arlenas, Of New Orleans il being
universally believed that she intended for the
slave trade.
signed in cons queuce OF not receiving the usual
salute from the military on the birthday Of the
Queen, on the 10Th by the order it is said Of Con
cha
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BuRLrxGrON, Oct. 81.

Hawkeve has returns from all counties in first
District. except three, which cannot change re-
suits. Curtis, Republican. five hundred majority
Vanhorn. Republican. has two thousand majority
Second district Republican State ticket elected by
increased majority
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius i. Chceseman, N !
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW AoEk GIN
The csuIralu OF ingredients these Pills the
suit o. a jeans aud extensive prafire They mid 10
herr oaorar,r and oerl l o0rI1,Iua an ie-uiarrigs
Tainu. IlIaiIols rrn,Iu ali , rcilus whether
fran cali oihrrNl>, heee gam In te side, p-lpiiz-
son OF the heart whites, all nervous lrious, hs;eues
fatI-lo naiu in he back aud iHs, r, disturbed sleep
which ar e. from Irtcrrl n,iog ni Hat4re
To MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cs.csom1u-s Pills auahic as they vail bang uu
the npuIbIy uerI1d with Tt-ulv Ialirs h1 have ,-rr
disappointed u ie 0 ohsr I Is place The uiu1s
confidence iu DR. Chr1ssuau p Is ioia- all t ta,y rg
resent % de-
NOTICE
Tam rr als 68s8l'51 o. s fHs ssssu i-ii-t fhs
Pills cannot BE- t1-8 l-rl0Hf l-zrfsg PECULIAR RE
suit IEr c0af.f91 rrtsrrrE % is PREGNAACY-tir
rs,ulf MISCARRIAGE Sr-s Is q irresistible tradeHrg
o. tss asss. restore f5r se7tli ral-foas 10 norma
condition ff sul4 ~ rrpr5fare p0sT of nature
Tsast a.
Warranted purely table aud free from anything in
furious Explicit dircrtaus which should be read accom-
pluy cs I-r Pnre 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 TO
De CORNELIUS L. CHEEsl1lAS, Box 8.55I, Post Odice,
Neg Yaik tTv-
sold PY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN N THE
UNITED STATES.
II r. HUICWNGS.
General AGENT Tor the United STATES,
la5 Clamhers-St New York,
To lrsou Oh traolssls Orders should b. addr.sslL
H-
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c. F. MARSHALL, Chairman.

II Messrs. J. Cobb Il Co, and Hawks d
Brothers have the Atlantic for November. We
should Judge from glancing through it that it
Is the best number that has yet been published.
We copy the list Of contents:
Railway-Engineering in the United States :;
Her Grace, the Drummer's Daughter; Work
and Rest; Colin Ciout and the Faery Queen
Miss Wimple's Hoop; Nature and the Philoso-
pher; Thomas jefferson; ! Prisoner of War
The Washing of the Feet, 4" on Holy Thurslav.
in st. Peters; Physical Courage; November; A
Visit to the Autoerat's Landlady; The Great
Event Of the Century; The Last Look; A sam
pie of Consistency; Literary Notices.
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~ no SMOKERS & CHEWERs."

No IHITT"IIlI = I17
his teeth dizcoloral aud breath tainted vh tolccu Tor
purIf,ng thr mouth afer smoking or chsyas, 'FON-
TAINES CREAM oF WILD FLnwEES'' Is one Of the
most cfsrtuaI deatrices l. vhI'eus tie teeth
strengthens guns and impars the BREATH oiieI
offensive. an agreeable fragrance.
FOR SIIAVING.Ijs urh aihar pene' rates and soiens
the berI prevents irritation and reude.s the operation
easy and agreeable r C. FONTAINE - Co 3l5 Broad
way. and No. As;or House. New York sold BY ali
sepI5
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EXPLODED

OsWEGO, Oct. Il.
Mrs. Kane, one Of the injured by the accident by
the explosion Of the steam tug Bl0Ore, died LAST
night. HcF husbeud cannot survive.
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John TOD & YATES

Arc rrspared to deliver article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und IACKAwANNA COAL. selected
e1Press = for family
r. Orders promptly filled at ther Yard, ihe Canal,
near ths i5o- Of Vineyard street Cleveland, O.
JOHN TOD. osl2 d6m 2-G' J. V. y YATES
~ RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Perslus requir ~ sh agreeable and respects be EN-
ploy4ut by which they realize from Sl0 TO so pr
week will ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUrCHIN~ co,
les Chambers street. New York City
One p-ast1ee stamp required 10 pre-Iay answers
ucI2 din 2b
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IHE WORKING MEN.-We publish today
communication from the Working Mems Union,
in which some reflections are cast upon a report
IN the Leader Of tue 10th.
"Ihe Union must be preserved if the Work
ing Men wish to accomplish any goOl results,
and we hope all difficulties may be amicaJly
settled. We believe 4 movement to unite was
made at the meeting on Wednesday evening.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. -. I~ss.
NEW ADyERTISEsEENTs.

NEW ADVERT SEMENTS.
W. MflAinch-I.ard, Beans, Butter, Sc.
Det0n-Grlz Wanted, and for Hire
Retiberg HausmanH-HIbb5as V,IIs, Sc.
Mel1deoa-A cite NHEa.es.
Philips Sampson q Co AtIsuIlc AIuailliy i0r Nov.
J. B. Cobb = Co--lilaltic AIouthlr s7r Noyemlsr.
Hawks B-o.-Atlautic Nouthl. for Navsnb-r. Sr
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J. Il. Barnes * Co, FroprieJ0rs oI the CieNe
ari FlumlIas works, A,Water Eiork are prepared
With ar-a force of V1reaeet wurknen doing every
es-- tiol auhlig ihc most thorough manucr ON
he most scientific ulaHs 0alle terms, and onsAoTi
hotice Irsr Io-s ,f Fountain, Of different STYLES and
izes g5bIus Tubs of cat rou sud wood. lined with
ia4e i--unuer. hrarr, esd al sa.gauIzcd ilvu
p1as. Leatrr aaI ilIa EII'-T Hose rl~Y urseriu" u"
II Ps. 4uI plt. A. - 1rInlrHz fHt patgu S-l-rtHs
"a Ca-ks ~ f.liua. Eas BOWS aud all sind,
rra--II Isurrf
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DIsTRIcT CoURT, Der. 2I.-Seth Marshall
vs. Steamboat Ocean. Sait to recover damages
for assault and battery, alleged to have been COM
nitted By the Clerk Of said boat, in September,
1854, and arising out Of the refusal Of plaintiff
TO pay the amount demanded Of hin for MS fare
from Detroit to Cleveland. The Ocean had
been carrying passengers, for some time previ-
Gus to this oeeunencr, at $3.50 but had return
ed to the usual fare Of $500; this plaintiff re-
fused to pay, and hence the dispute.
It was not aIledged that any injury had been
sustained by the prosecutor Quite all ;array
Of counsel was retained, and the case was ably
argued by Messrs. Barkers and AxtrII, for Plain
tiff, and Payne and Gr1nnis for Def,ud1nt It
occupied the Court from Tuesday until 2.5Oyes
teTday, when the Jury retired. They had not
come in when the Court rose, al o'clock
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We call the attention of The LADIES 20 The advertise
rt IA this paper OF 'Dr Anarchists Uteuue Cath0cJn
We have In our possession iIdspu'ahe evidence Of its
worth aud We recommend the an eied 70 Try It. This rem
ely did rs from quac nlstrums IN tie f. lowing respects
81 Ii Is prepared by regular physician ID II Is not
commented flr all diseases. bui only ior particular
ass peculiar 90 females 81 II is rec e1uIn7aded and used
90 f-e By many h7soisus, one Of "h"m, al least, Is
zen knoyva 10 tac people OF Neyg Bsdfori-'
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T55-SPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also.
Shilllgs aud sizeucrs bought al Sis Der ouuce by
CIIsS A. READ 81 co, EauLers, No. 46 Water street,
opposite the Pcs once
NIB Spanish uastors aII AVERAGE nearly ivgeuy-ihree
.re.Ts-rv A., a1e
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FROM NEW NORN.

NEw YoEK, Oct. 81.
The opponents Of the National Administration
are hOliiug mass meeting this evening in the
city Park % rejoice over the success of the officers
m the recent State elections, q ratify the Repub-
ican and Administration nominations
The meeting is very large and enthusiastic.
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YELLOW FEVER.

YELLOW FEVER.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 20.
There were seven deaths to-day, but none Of
them from fever.
NEW OELEANs, Oct 20
Delth= from fever yesterday, 81.
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5. N. SANFORD, A. M, Principal.

] l $f s
q GpsN sNswauiS
EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS,
uanyI
rbetasa atbut I -
Pay. .lnnd dSI1gJn. New York Cts
EoARD oSilEnsb adc
Nerr rnno sTrusaySa tmb gh ae
Admission
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MATRIMONIAL.
.lI FISK

To the LAnIEs OF TIE UNITED STATES
It has bssa uy sj fJ-une restore % health many
lhoueluis Of ms ccuntry-ulmen-
jealsu, uut thor persscuus Lave served only 10 extend
and es1h sh ms rcpuaIaH showers of grateful oriuss
have fallen upon my railway, from the sufferers whom
have relieved. soIoug as Eeli iu aectonaie ard
thankful rcmembralce by those who have experienced
skiu Icsn alrl 10 ios?se III efforts ui lschef-uakers
nd siaudCTsrs-
Ny leajs have rapcaiediy urged me 60 place n meI
cine for pr,duas msa-iru-Iu within the reach u the
Lliies J the Uai-cI states bur Ilioit5n enter a
feld So occupied D. gIaeas with their Pei,5us uostrums
a hat ul7rgle p'- esltarisiItrs might palm upon
p1lc tsIT worthless limitations, have hitber rre-
vented from ealsllaE agcnoic- for the sale OF my
'AMIE DE FEMME" in the United STATES
Al las yIel3 the eareates OF patients and friends
aud offer tie suIorng Females OF America medicine
winch has rendered somewhat famous Throughout the
Old World.
In Te=lrl % the sraryoi the ''AAIIE DE- FEsAIE,~
need ollr say thai luiI fdTIn and Is CraciIy such
a. have used ny pTtre "a rlre ioT years, and
that 1t has never failed 90 selTe satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and .ruai1u >aud IN the IT,
laf0u ui cause an eject o. alike powerful ri1ate
aealily menstrual fIv where o. utVsr has existed and o.
restore t where u has been r5 1uy SUPPRESSED
In orlcrto guard -ain imposition. The wrapper of di5ec
bos each bottle ol tAr " A ie de Femme wI bear ing
written signature and blh the boiile and enclosing
VII. be scaled with nv private seal
Price. S3.al larkase-
DE- p II. RECORD.
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MINNESOTA ELECTION
LOUIsyILLF, Oct. p.
Englsh's official majority.in the 2d Congression.
al District Indiana, is 1918
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
BosToN. Oct. 81.
The steamship Europa from Liverpool arrived
here about this morning. TIE trip from Halifax
was made in twenty hours. The mail for the
South will he forwarded by the An. train, via
New Haven; due in New York by Midnight
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4. Tie erenn... of tie riJrutfon ofh. .lriaq.

4, The ereHHsss Of tie riJrafion ftLe string
However good string may be # viii produce
II P5as aaa me syeer iae vibration ne better The tons
tons directly to and no The hammer strikes
recede from the hammer In the II Co psno second
motion Of the string is to return in strah direct line
motion IS mp, dovn-up. dJwn-aa ilfsaa.
The second motion Of the string other makes cannot be
article Of substance forms elbow angle out
side bali thereby necessarily be drawn the tightrs
Now IL is universally known that tighter string Is drawn
the rapidly viii vbrAe. and sides OF bent
string uneveny drawn and its lower sides.
sides struck ihe hammer and he string r
eed instead Of it, returning arct line.
is proper course By beng pereptiby drasu towards the
side or ftsf lse Of th- angle or elbow. and its
aisr becomes roi and every time i comes around 10
ne ss o. contracted side it reerives dead irony rHg
h which. another OF the uneyennes Of tone Of h
old kind Of piano
), The creHHess Of one.
This Is the result Of tf GrfG e.atprs- heinz urivr,
conceded that prodaccd by Triisa and Ia
tase1e '' H'r1b0iiior, tie rllllsr tis i0Hs.
c, The stleagth Of s,,iay.
tn reason Why strings oen break in the common piano
and Why they invariably brk The elbow brge-pn.
the string being bent dup asgs that point sce da-
gram the sai- part again the iron PIN becomes
necessarily eontrl ted. aud outside he
string ieIrs is rloe strain Now if the VI ol
string Of p'no will ay rage y pound TO the loot (which
is the sIuaUtur estimated and tie strain E evenly horne
hy 81 patts o. NJ sns Then one po Is as keiy 20 hreak
Il obliged TO bear lis immense strain ths part Of Il a-
eiay is this the all WOODEN pianos an
will warp and spli3s at every 81 Of tae alnosphere The
small Is stronger th an ht oft AL only be replied
to BY asserting that t'e one is AL 10 two. that s
does not make lou
Z, The great length Of time obich DE Instrument re-
mains ia tune.
This is the result Of the Sch satlTe inssmuch string
lg stretching. And &C. viii readily BE- string
four feet in length strain Of 70 hlndrd pounds equal
" all parts. will not tftcnuore than u quick hall
string bearing the strain.
The truth and phln- The lorecuc facs strik
ing and forcble thai Inc quesCr often lsked. Why do
makers copper frrt and 7light srnea
There Is but % j. rred hy patent foe which
fffy thousd dollars slreHy beeu 1deIed but which
lHr-i Messrs Eallet. Davis CO. prefer sup
ply the public with class i rather than
Others 10 t. a Any price
The foresou plan of the llalet Davis Co PiEno is
simple. lucid and ,g-rahi. r will
piano o any sne who will refuir is philosophy.
OSSIAN T. DODGE.
Cleveland. August G. ISIS.
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n Do MT BE Satisfied v 1rly ra1dins tins notice.
buf a or send i,r Pam .llei II Will pay you well fer
,-,,r--. .tr,,r5sf o-II Nv dSw 21l
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4 CARD-Thc Executive Committee Of the
Historical Society of Cuyahosa county, beg
leave TO tender their sincere thanks To the eit-
zens Of Newburgh, and especially to the ladies'
of that village, for the liberal and munifccnt en-
tertainment to the Society on the Goth inst; al.
SO to the Hon. Oliver Culver, of Brighton, y. Y,
for honoIing the Society with his presence on
the occasion. We would also tender our thanks
to the Rev. Dr. S c. Aiken, and Rev John
Leonard, for their kindness in participating with
US, and to Ossian E. Dodge, Esq, for the valu-
able aid of his services, and to Benjamin Har-
rirgton, Esq and to H s Stevens, of the On.
nibus Co, for the use of their elegant Livery,
they so generously tesdered US during the eel
ebration.
We hope, in the future, to render the Annual
Meetings Of the Society an occasion of profit
and pleasure to all those who may be pleased
to unite with US in promoting its object
CHAs. WHITTLEsEY,l
AHAz MERCHANT, O.
JOIN BARR, Ia o0-i'
GEo. B MERwIN J
Cleveland, Oct 2lst, 1858.
- If any ladies' wish to get their blulis, Vic
torines, etc altered into new fashion, OF want
to get furs made up to their orders, 6. RUFFINI,
81 Superior street, viii do it good and right
Ills stock Of Capes, Mufis, etc, is one Of the
best in the city, all Of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else. If
GUIrAR.-J II Thomas. Teacher Of the Cult
ar. Rooms at No. Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson If
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THE PRINCE ALBERT.
HALIFAX, Oct. 81.

The steamship Prince Albert from New York
for Galway arrived here last night, she made the
passage in fifty-one hours, and expected 10 make
i remarkably rapid trip to Galway.
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JR MARCHISI a CO.. Psopriet.rs, Celir-l Dep1i
No s8i u oldyyay. New YoI-.
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y. N. SOLOMONSON.

PEACuCAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eens the lare assortment 1i the proved kinds OF
PEcTICLEN. AIlis glasses, whether for Gear OF far
lighted, srOund undcr his lection, by machine
OF anew construction. with the greatest care 10
sut the eyes ia al cases Weakness, Di--iRfss
IEalHHaaf' Of he Esss and npartmg Strength ioT long
reading OF fine sewing
u n H. Soi'm'ns'a w'lld here inform the public
tnat he ever enlos the sale of ms lenses
- A!s', splendid ass'rtlieuf Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPESt CoAIPAS>ES. ~ .ke,d On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pam, as perfect as natural
10 1oe 3s superior street under the American Hotel
iuu22
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unanimously at the working-mens union meet
ing held at the National Hall, Wednesday even
ing:
BY Mr.. Mareellus,
WHEREAS, That to establish 4 system of ius-
tiee between Nations, States and mankind, the
first and most important principle to introduce,
for the foundation, Is order, Gods first law, and
without which, all must be, and continue to be
confusion worse confounde3."
AEd Whereas individuals, not connected with
this association, and who are opposed to the
union Of the working people on this principle,
have, and Co continue, TO exert themselves to
distract and divide US, therefore
ResOlred, That those who are acting against
the principles Of this organization, and all meet
inEs convened, by any other persons than those
who have signed the Constitution and Bye
Laws, we hold TO be enemies, and opposed 10
the ties Of union and good fellowship, and do
not sympathze with US as friends OF united
system Of Reform, and Further, That we repu-
diate all action, calculated to disturb, distract,
OF divide the Working People.
ReSOlrsi-That the thanks Of this Union be.
and are hereby rendered, to the Members of
the City Council, for the repeal of the late Mar
ket Ordinance, so obnoxious to our people, aud
for the free trade Of the neeessaries and COM
mOiities of life.
RsSOl5ed-That We are in favor Of judicious
scale OF prices, both for the Farmer, the Ne
chaDic and LabOrer. And that we deprccatc
the practice Of Perso8s as spectators, eonspir-
ing together in our markets TO enhance the
prices of provisions and other necessaries which
the poor require, and thereby reduce them to
state of poverty, SO that they have no other re-
source, than charity, plunder, OF become city
paupers
ResolBei-That We still demand that the
Common Council carry out in full the spirit Of
the petition sent them by the l02s working men
some weeks since, and effectualiy abolish the
market monopoly.
T. + NApSTJATr. CL-;-,,,.,,
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ARCTIC PASoRAHA.-This beautiful and celc-
'Tated work Of art is advertised to be exhibited
tonight AZ the Melojeon II half the Iapers
say Of IT be true, It will create an immense art
Juror here We. intended to copy a notice Of
tine Painting from the Buffaio Express. bot
owing to a press Of matter are obliged to defer
it. Fill the Hall tonight.
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