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Though to her Suburban letters my Catachisn will not
compare, 49, ~
Yet readers to tell you of my Poetica Exchange should
When Tin, Glass, and Britannia Ware so many ladies
would buy, ' 7
with oil kinds of House Furnishing Goods, so cheap us
supply 'F wv
with Wooden Ware, l,roons brushes suoons ana por,,
en- Ware Keeps ~
Also Cutlery Flat-lrons, Door Mats and Bed Cords,
sell very cheap. '-
Or from quinn, my tin peder you re disposed 10 buv
FOR rags gu copper, brass, lead and zinc, these he viii
Or VIII send the goods to yourdoor that you
my store. 49,"
,.,.. ,, ORSON N. HEATH,
Block No 10 Exchange st. dtf IVY iya
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!. II. BIGELOW AND ANSON HAIRY

Manufacturers and Proprctors,
~ School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass
Samples seen at stores of Bush & Co., FlTcH 81 OTIS
G. H. HARVEY, HIRAM FRENCH, and at C. FOSTER q
CO.'S, Agents. 222 Main street diff dI
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
IL. III. EDDY. Solicitor of Patents.

Q.ArE AGENT OF U. S. PATENT OFFICE WAsHINGroN
40 STATE, oPPosIfE KfIBY tSSTfREEET. BOSTON
After an extensive practice of upwards twenty years
Great Britain France and other foreign countries ca
Yeats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and ali Papers
OF DRAWINGS Tor Patents executed on liberal terms and
with despatch Researches made into American or For
eisn works, to determine the validity utility of Pa
tents or Inventions legal or other advice rendered
IN all matters touching the same Copies of the claims
Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar. As.
signlnents recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England but
Of aseertainng the patcnabllity ofvenion, snsurpass'
cd by not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any which be
prove that none is MORE suCCEssFUL All THE PA
TENT oPFiGE than Tie sa6sSr6er and as Success
IIf, he would add that he has abundant reason to be-
ieYe and can prove that at no other office of the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate The
immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty years
past has enabled him to accumulate vast collection of
sPeclhcaons and official decisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library of legal and cchau
zeal works and fun accounts of patents granted r the
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey TO Washington, to procure
ventors
TEsTIMoEIALs.
regard Mt Eddy as one of the most capable and sue
c%s X x nS SSa 9fa inter
- have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
and capable Of putting their applications in iorni
secure lo em an carly and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"Nlr r. H. Eddy has made for me TiiIRTEEN appiica.
tons on all but ONE Of which patents have been granted
and that one is Peadag Such unnsakabie proofoi
mend an Inventors apply TO him to procure their pa
tents as they may be sure Of having the most faithful
charges JOHN TAGGART,"
From Sept 7th 1851 to June 7th 1853 the subscriber
s sSaFsS E2 p1Fif!e y e rs 81 @
lai' d2awawly II. H. EDDY.
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Goston advertisements.
N. HUNT 81 CO.,
SALEsRooM No. 4 PEARL STREET, Boston

For sale above, Belt Rivets Burrs extra quality
Lace Leather, Steam Packing Hose of different sizes,
&c.
All orders for Leather Betting filed as usual
III dCod3nlt
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Sc CoND-HAND FURNITURE

A. Iers9ls giving up housekeeping and wishing 10 soil
'ner FURNITURE i9r Cash aud have II removed ,yitnui
0i "Vp'c' VIII ma II TO their advantage 10 call ON
a.e PUTNAM ~ CLARK
uh No. liJ Main street.
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II l l. L l N G S S
IL UMATIC PILLS
- and --
L. n IN e n t.

GaNP The public have long felt the need of
I some reliable remedy for Rheumatism.
oNfNI phh above named medicines some wears since
commenced the study of this disease. In
ENWNER ms studies and practical experiments,
Msl tif forms Of the disease he was favored with
WllMNINkNlaa the advice and counsel Of of the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT abest medical and pharmaceutical talent
OF ,he times lie has at length perfected
ana prepared these remedies, and offers
yAggNWlh them to the afflicted, confident that they
nMlNllNMThW VIII always prove safe, efectual, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS harmless to the constitution That such
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is their character is amply altesed by the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS universal success with which they have
= been employed They cure Rheumatism
Gout' Neuralgia, The Eminent alone would not cure
These diseases the Pills need to be taken internally the
1lnen to be applied externally, and thus used con
Jointly they exert genuine curative power Rhueuma-
sm is too intimately connected with the Liver and other
internal organs to be reached solely through the medium
81 the skin II needs something to be taken internally
lar that accompanies each box and bottle we direct for
cases OF Rheumatsm that four Pills be taken the frst
dose and that one Pill be taken every subsequent eig
hours. This first dose produces thorough cahartlc FL
feet operating upon the stomach, Liver and Bowels
the LIVER They excel other cathartc pills for the bur
poses Of Family physic for they exceedingly small
ance thorough purge. Taken in doses Of single pill
Iney are most eecna Alternative These Pills contain
il9 MeIeury, Potash Quinne, Morphine any of those
mschicyous medicines which too often employed in
the treatment OF rheumatism
,BlLLlNQss RHEUMATIC LfNIMENT Is n safe and cflca
gJus Llent ihe principal ingredients that enter in
power are new, ana have before been exhibited in
any Linlment that has been offered TO the public The
irritating but N It's peculiar medicinal properties and
ther remarkable susceptibility Of absorption II Is well
adapted for al the purposes of Family Linmcn and is
UNSURPASSED In curing Lnmcness, Spfains, Bruises Gc
Wehayc IN our possession, and might publish many lei
ters ad from persons who have derived great
UNFAIRLY furnished by those who have been cured Of the
various iorms OF the disease, such Rheumatic Fever
Chronic rheumatism, Gout, and Neuralpn they are gcn
nine and natural such as sane persons would write vet
~ comparison with the certificates OF chnratnns and ma
trnm vendors sound exceedingly tame We nre deter.
mined mat people shall use our preparations because
lneN ROou lnculClne's We rpV entirely
irnsc worth OF these remedies aud every Sufferers ,il
De LETT to appreciate for himself the relief they nforl
iriee, 0O cents encl per box and bottle prepnrl v
JOHN Il BILLINGS, rharmaceniIst ~
coo 70 c,,,.a,,, -, Lowell Mass
AN ~, spuir huu James Green, Agents Tor Worcester
----N-"- S. ueuu~Wlamu Jell
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Aallroaos.

16a5ssE555ss5s57 BOSTON & WORCESTER
E:s:!5.Esz.5!s.5!5sRA ILEoAD. : W1NTER ARRAEcE
- - - g z-MENz, commend cling MONDAY, Novcm
PASSENGER TRAINS .eave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat, l. $40 M 325 Exp,
M and trains, and the special train each Wednes
day evening will start from upper Stations all others
Millbury. $40 a. m. 5.4Op. IN.
Milford ITO $40 a. m. p m.
NorthbOru' I, $50 a. m. $50 p. m.
Marlboro, 7.24, 10 a. m. 4.2O p:
FFr raigha GGg5re 4 lS ID n $50 n
ll5O EXp also "Wednesday 1855 p.
SSaAonvilIe, o.55 a. Ne "a p m
M 3?, 1926, 457, 535 wor, SIP also Wednesdays 1885
BrookIine 49, 100 sl5 10, 10 a. M LIS, t2l5, 4 $50
$50, 8, also Wednesdays l0.l5p M.
lin connection with trains on Charles River Branch
ror wo.o dRAlNS leaye Boston, as follows
SIS Exp also Wednesdays Ills p m ''''
Millbury, lis a, m. 43O p. IN.
North6oro'. lis a. nv NJ 49, 80, 4so p. m.
Marlboro Ills a m. 80, 4.3O p. m.
EXp., also Wednesdays Ills p m, Zap ''''
SaNonville, 1886, M, $50 p. m
Mew to 7l5 VOL $3.50 II 100 wor., al5 4,sO,
Bro9kine $780, $50 8 II m. 'l25 2.I5 $780, &C. L,
$50, also Wednesdays Il p. m. >
New York, Via Springfield $40 EXP i. a. M Exp p. M
New York, via Norwich, 5.l5 Exp p.
~ New York Sunday Mail Train at $40 p. IN. Elk
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
*ln connection with Trains Charles River Branch
L. i. PHILLIPS Sup't.
Boston, Nov y 1859. diff NIL
lsa5sF5ls, WORCESTER & NASHUA
e.:5sssi5sssss-=. l. ILROAD.- Winter Arrangement
- - On anu after Nov. LIST, 1858, Passenger
Trains will run follows
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills a H.. and 4.l5 p M
Leave Nashua at a, m. and II m, and p. H..
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains OF Con
cord alroad where passengers take the and from
me Northern, the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad
Al Gr0ton Junction, trains connect directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroads and also with trains
OF the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boston; and at Fichburg with trains of the
vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For fulther particulars and connections with other
roads see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States " e. w BENTLEY SnnIf
Worcester Nov l. 1858. diff inv27
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7 IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. HILL,
SO Main Street, Worcester, Mass,

- IA N IL
Physician Accoucher, Author oftc Causes History an
Cure OfSecret Diseases
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SHORT NOTICE. CHEAP for CASH
Political Printing by Steam!- Every description
POSTERS plain or In colOrs CIRCULARS, TICKETS, &C.
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saint Andrews sOciety-The iosd Anniversary Festi
val Of the Saint Andew s1eey Of the State Of Will
The members will dine together the S. Nicholas Hotel at
O'Clock and they are requested to assemble at O'Clock oI the
The following gentlemen were elected Managers at the pre-
P'oTs1L T1LTSASfbEf TTSssSSfb e IN SekhSzE aff No. Muy
5kAM SE6kGh csT9kshGNk s4T3k SS X stS'Ssy so d Finest
ALLAN HAY, No: "a Brosdst.
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g TO unite with their counymen In celebrating the day. can
procure tickets OHny Of RSssRT s9s sRsFe bNwDDrE se.
Lecture by the Rev. J. J. ELMENDoRE Rector of holy
Free Church the Home for the Fhendess No 2s
Subject Gentle Mar Hs5S Christian THREE HqnS.sd dPS
chasb ss Bey S'f' Rs0s es
byterfau Church between 9Th and 7havs on THURSDAY
EgaNe 5s s BsS sts Is esn may
cured % 5,-srs Roe Lockwood Son, No al biosdwsy
NJ aOOeIts No ls oa@E ~. .;snnS Of the Lecture
American GeOsTs%phikcrplA sEsgpkr lAsseMsnY ssa sta''' '
On WEDNESDAY EvENING, Nov; %,
M a;vs, an address on the Pacific Railroads.&c. Import
WI w asa at o'clock in the hs HstOGS
On THURSDAY EVEriNG Dec. l,
JOSEPH q. 9. KENNEDY, esq
Superintendent Of the United States Census will read paper
Rs g. R.s place es Gf s6q T7f Election
Tickets of admission for both evenings Iee) can De
s' the Lao5ay s65 0l m sne DANIEL w FisKE
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Lectures before Rutgers TON sp If s
bsn, Mas WEDNESDAY EVENING oth November o.
Rntgers.st Church Subject; Periodical Literature
Is cents at the aud usual places oi deposit
AcAe'' - N' II. NJ PIERCE, Principal.
rhs Ladies' of the German Evangelical Reformed
Church will hold FAIR in support of that Mission Deeet
heT IA "a and Is Articles for the when are soea
NAV be sent 10 Miss KING in Auans Jewelry store
Diyssn and Msrke to the residence oithe fss'of . F.
RIISCHT No lO6 RiVneton-st.
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VHE EDINBURG sTEREosCoPIc COM
PAsYrhe agency Of tsis Company VIZ a0se '0' iAeH
NV " '--'S - Wy W. No 5s7 BROADWAY.
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ez5..
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Mrs. Cora L.. v. Hatch

VIII deliver series Of Discourses upon ,,rpu
"THE SIX GREAT QUESTIONS OF HUMAN NuLrnZirs LrT n
- clinton Hall Asor. Newly ork, commencing WtDNs
DAY Nov 30 at a O'Clock p and EVERY sucese~iNs
WEDNESDAY EVENING. ,,,e,
r,,., t. The Origin and PeTpetuson Of the species"
"a Providing for their welfare"
a "The Divinity"
Division ID Is. " Immortality" ,o
(6 The Freedom Of the VIII"
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6pefial Notires.

The December Electioa.-The undersigned win print
POSTERS CIRCULARS, TICKETS etc, with dispatch, and
prices which viii tend reduce the Of Candidates
THOMAS HOLMAN, Steam Printer,
Corner of Centre and White-sts
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Ew-YORK WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80 PRICE

4 NEW EDITION of BUNYAN.
D. APPLETON 4 Co, Nos. Sss aud Sss Broadway,
Publish This Day,
BUNYAN'S
PILGRIMS PROGRESS,
win
ILLUSTRATIONS BY CHARLES BENNETT,
PREFACE BY THE REV CHARLES KINGSLEY.
One olume. Octave Cloth Gilt, 60 Antique Morocco, sS
From The Boston Transcript.
One hundred and twenty illustrations from original designs
by Mr.. Charles Bennett makes this unique VIII inevitably
become tie Avoe edtion In the highest style Of wood
craving both elAborsonsrong clear simple but most
ve-sppeAr aer another the heads OF the
designed be typical representative and en1ine 10 hAr
monze entirely with the imaginative portraits suggested by the
rothing could be In the Rev Charles
kngey who writes the Preface does claim for Il
than deserves high his estimate h the paper print and
bindings well the comparative chespne Of
this work combine render II Of the choicest gin books
yet Issued
From The Evening Post
"is Ike turning and strange psge Of Lavster
asments ike finding suddenly ,hs another lsvater had lived
and sboIrd the great interesting period Of English history
and thA; this the result Of his studies All attempts says
Charles Kingsley In his fine Preface 10 the edition, TO ennobe
the subject BY introducing classic ePul type Of feature
and have done absurd Half make figures In
violent gestures not in John Bunyans brain he
but quiet o going about Bedford In sop breeches bands
and steepe bats
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Yale scientific school.

AGRICULTURE AND HOhIiIOLl Ohh-
Course OF Instruction the above subjects, by eminent
nactic Arcultuss connection with Professors in e
College will Feb 1860 and continue one ,nonn.
Stanton es.id Levi Bartlett p Barry Z. w Grant and
Po sman Porter and johnson viii take part IN the Oours
Of ugtruction Three Lectures followed oy discnssons
~ 6lloXTs. First Week SCIENCES Second Week-hOKII-
CuITURE, Third Week = AGRICULTURE PROfEhi
FonIth Week-DOMESTIC ANIMALS. ~
zee e ,bs Iv Whole Course of Eighty Lectures 10
70, pscuIars Agricultural NewspAper or address
Prof JOHN 4. PORTER Yale College New-hsSen Oonn-
Concert of sacred and select Music a the Hirst Sen
Frersfiona Methodist Church, Statest near oy
DISIFF Miss T. Colman Miss L. RheInmeio Mrs Westsi'
ye SIT j. H. Thomas Mr Ii. Tucker Exractsir9m hshosI
Messiah Haydn r. Thomas and other celebrated
horses sustained by members Of the Newly ORR Hanging
,s snd othrrs All under able direction Of Nh GkokGE
n fRIsrOW Conductor Of N. Y. Harmonic society . =,
IA >, ,Ss soTes Of W. " sxsyne No 2IO FuOn W. 4
Bahcock No 246 Futon-st C. Bunce, No "a CouTtst a
Matthews No1lO Myrtleay o. T. Vail FOlten's corner %
corner Fuonsv and BOnds Of the Music COMMITTEE ana a.
the door Of the church the evening OF the concert
usBufsetoTy OF sTEINwAY SONS, - and lls wGkerst
Fnir-The Second Annual Fair of the YOUNG LADIES
BiBE CLASS OF the Sabbath School Of the Church corner OF
sthst and Lafayette place for the support Of Missionary IN
a.. West &c held in the Lectueroom Of that chare
80 WFijNFs JAT and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS and
EVENINGS Nov. 90 and Dec Holiday presents i"' e"D'
and children can be Obtained there
American Institute Polytechnic Association.-A
Resusr Meeting will be held At the Rsom o the nsInae IN
- Cooper Uuon Builing THIS lWednesdsY ~ ESlSo'
,Sn ~ - - - = HENRY MEIGS, Secretary
TFOMAS CORNlN will deliver lecture on Inc ti12e.
Al the Westminster Church South broobyn on
EVENING" Dec While be VII not forget he sSho- ~ ~
statesman be promises to give Us on this occasion 0ne o. m
sIe,.unn sDeeches.r
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politital Notites.


RALLY ALL FRiESDs 81 GOOD ciTY iiHS SSovERSMENr
RATIFICITIoN MEETING
COOPER fssrIrvTE
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 1,
oPDYKE, Hull. t9 tal;f and PlNKNEY.
phSib BSpS FIELD viii s1sssss Tss shs fsM9'
SsMrsU Mnf SUkrpS pS SiHG' iNH0GYEs' HORACE GREELEY,
5szlAa lSskyl 6y WILLIAas' THoS yer b VAN sPRES
'"'A'" hoN'A W. H. fry. and StiSn' otSs1: 'nA'fAN'
COMMITTEE.
2. s. BENEDicT, JAMES N. TUTHILT,
C. II. COOPER.
s, b. BUTCHER Chairman Gem. Arrangements.
RepabIican RaIIy.-Ths RePpblicsns Of the First Sec
end faS Fssh @ VII Fh and Sixth %S Md; rs9gssS sa 70
I i ;cintt 30 fo, n n,ocssson m ~ attend he rsna
Rstikeston Meeting to De held the Cooper Institute.
S1 H cooFHS' SsR1 o. "u',s ~ ''''"S 3 g. BUTCHER,
H. T. CLxvELAsD S''" Chairman Com Of Arr'gts.
Third Ward Republican AssOciati,on The IT; Regub,
EVENING Nov 90 the Franklin House College place at
'sSS EnsOss CLARK. c. Sec RoBT s. GOULD. Pres't
Ninth Ward Republican Exeeutive Committee
M O'Clock Bleeker Buildings Punctns attendance ia
eue important business win be brought before the commit
VIZ. Il. GEDxEY, Secretary.
Twelnh Ward Republican Assoeia,ioH1A 7;!1,sE sPE
DAY EVENING, Nov. SOth, at n O'Clock, at HEADQUAR-
TERS corner l2shs and Sdsvenue As tine committee
Inc win report the Association It is desirable that there be
iaii ''''n''H'e 0' '"' JIG0s FISHER, President
WE. PABOR, Secretary.
The Nineteenth Ward Republican Executive
Committee win meet Dngledeins, THIS (Wednesday)
EVENING ct " O'Clock arrangements for the ROtd
cation Meeting the place Friday evening next
EOWARD DAYTON Chm Tx. Com.
Twenty-6rst Ward Republicans, Rally "A rssi
fcaiion meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY EVENING
Nov 90 the Metropolitan Garden Of 5Oth aud I'd
aV TO ratify the City and Ward Nominations.
The following distinguished gentlemen have been invited and
msy De expected TO address the mee.ing
A j. DITENHOEFER, ESQ. Hon. T. b. VAN BUREAN.
s. b. BUTCHER, ESQ. JAMES FAlRMAN ESQ.
HENRY s. SMITH, FREDERICK KNAPP,
JOHN II. WHITE, ESQ. n. II. BABCOCK yR., Es0
10. ID. 7. MARSHALL, VIM CURTIS MOVES, RsQ
LUTHER r. MARSH, EsS; RICHARD MOTT, Es9.
Gen JAS. w. NIE.
BY order ofthe Committee Of Arrangements
VIM HAW, X.
JAS NJ. ODEL tc..
JOHN w. MARSHALL, (No"niN"o0'
GEORGE T. COACHM0N
T. B. VAN BUREAN,
C. PULLMAN Secy. Pres 2lst Ward Rep. Association.
The Registrars of the seventh Election District
OF the seventh Ward will meet THIS MORNING at
o'clock a the Meat store Of Henry and Montgomery
and connne in session until NJ 10 complete the list voters
10 the district for the December Election
This district made by the Common Council since the
November election il bounded ~ Clinton Division Gonver
and Madison st includes the Intervening streets within
J. BANCROFT STEVENS.
EDWARD NJ SKIDMoRE, 9esi'trAI'
WILLIAM BURNS,
For Mayor, Fernando WOOd.-The INDEPENDENT
REIUBIICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE viii meet Ct the
Westcheser House, Bowery and Broome-st THIS
al Delegate is requested NATHAN NESRII, Shasuan.
Dawn WiSsEE, Secretaries
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Second Edition Now Ready;
DR. HAMM0NDs
NEW MEDICAL WORK
ON NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOCAL AND GESEhALr
ms IMPORTANCE TO THE SENS &C. -,
An entirely New and Successful Aeihod ST tne rS sig % ~
HOND M D. late Professor Of Anatomy and fshoogS 10 zoe
syrscute Medical Coese New-York, snthor oi sefeiA
For sale wholesale and retail Price 81 Sent pe nee 70
MY f HENDRlCKSON, BLAKE l. LONG,
Nos u snd 70 Annst., Publishers and Booksellers
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DANIEL pARRow Ninth Ward
ABRAHAM LENT, Fifteenth Ward
HENRY c. PARKE Sixteenth Ward
JOHN MARALIOUs Sixteenth Ward.
JAMES INGRAM Eighteenth WNd
Twelfth Ward Republican As-ociation.-At a
special meeting Of his Association held Headquarters
Of 2Sths and 5dev Monday evening Nov 28 following
resolution offered BY the Hon Abram Wsken and uHa
Recred That this Association hereby cordially pledges ts
Mayor viii put forth every honorable
effort only the election Of Mr opdyke ell
nc on Of Is Psbo Se e,dSn RaI wa, ordered
published in The n. Y. Tribune.
w. T. PABoR, seey, JACOB FISHER PTes.
the %ar .od %
5ods Mr. DAVID BABCOCK called 10 the Chair and Mr.
JOHN s. EARRAN appointed Secretary, melton that the
following Ticket DO unanimously ADOPTED;
GEO oPDYKE
Cooperation Counsel,
GREENE c. BRONSON.
%M. s. PIScKSEY
For Alderman,
TERENCE FARLEY
FRED c0shf1I1Msl 0sHnIMaNN.
ABRAM s. YOsBURGH
ADDISON Brown
O. D. ANDREWS.
DAVID BABCOCK.
PALASKI s. KAMP.
cH&s. fIl Soaf'fIss %DbgMs.
N. }. GROVES
Inspectors Of Election
WM McCALLAM
DAVID BABcoCK, Chairman
JoHS s. FARRAS, Secretary.
Regular RePnbllcan Nomination.
GEORGE OPDYKE.
PoliticaI.-The small RUBBER RINGS for FASTENING
BALLOTS be had Of the sole manufactured under the
Goodyear paens) c. A. BUNNER a. No so John-st oppo
site Dutch and Of c. w BRoWER corner of l9thst and
fth-av
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