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MISS DAVIS SCHOOL.
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On Ct ihe ucrea,. the number It's rat
r7H@ NJ DAYS .caid inform Sts Pshiie ih.s -.
o. y. y Young lady >to IA already gained he =,
paiai.ou - .IcelEg .s ;-aeh-r IL Drawing Painting,
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VI u SAl dc
HUNTS QCADRILLE BAND will furnish COL
lection OF Music for Balls Parties, Festivals &c,
reasonable Ierms. As Philip Kaiel is author
lied TO contract make engagements Tor my band,
fgienSs the city and country respectfully
ed apply through the ost Once direct any of
the members Of the band
MEMBERS OF THE BAND VI. Hunt, Leader and
Caller W. Hartmann, Claronett and Flute J. W. He
gartv. Cornvt; W. Znde! Double Ba-s Address,
nov26-Sa j. NJ. HUNT, Ogasipd.
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SOME of the administration papers haze
the hardwood 70 deny that Douglas is
popular in Ohio They ere careful not to
publish dispatches like the following:
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CrryEy.ASD Nov 02

The Democratic Convention Of Cuyahoga
county, stand Douglas l2s, Administration
10 The Collector, Parks, and United
States Clerk. Green, went for Douglas
United States Marshal johnson was voted
down in his own ward.
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MISS DAVIS SCHOOL.

TEA CEGRS-
MISS ). n DAVIS, PAIScrIL, aud Teacher in Higher
English and German.
MISS l.. p IENkS. Teacher in Drawing Painting Mo-
s.c, and ti- Elementary branches.
REV. T.. LORkiAUN Teacher in French.
School lisi! Oh jefferson, wesi O. la Sale IT, dec5
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6. G. EARL Il SONS.

6. G. EARL 4 SONS.
w HAT do Yea bum Kerosene Oil. Do you lik.
W ~ Yes tiak il tie mos; economical light ia
Where dc you get - - : :. EAEl- = SoS's-
They have the genuine Boston Kerosene ui. and tine
lot OF Lamps their sore, opposite jls Mansion House
The question being Frequently asked in regard 10
tie est Of ihc hernseur gnt by persons noticing the
slow consumption OF n. oil. compared TO the
brilaucy and beauty OF the fame, offer the follow
irr scientific statement which prepared by Profess
e y Kent, Of the most prominent and dstin-
eushed chemists o. New YORK Taking the amount o..
light which gallon Of Kerosene Oil will produce
and the price, 49,. the standard. the the
following Lighting materials. VII compare with il ~ l.
lor. One gallon Q: Kerosene Oh produces as much
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Special.
Bank of Ottawa:

oper from o'clock 4. " 70 AZ O'Clock p. st.
EXCHANGE Ell Chicago and Eastern Cities bough.
and selt
Interest allowed on time dsposites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts of the State and promptly
RENTED the day q payment at current rates OF
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Kerosene Oil & Lamps.
FOR SALE At

Ottawa September "a. $50
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In VESTS,

We have Silk, Satin, Velvet, and Cashmere
OF ali styles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-25
British TOuliAts and Noblemen In America
Their Publications.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, August %, 1862
Another English tourt has pubisned his book Of travel
in the United States, entitled Life and Liberty in Ame
rica" The author Ia Mr. Charles Mackay, one OF the
editors and principal proprietor Of the Illustrated London
Neps Mr.. Backay is able scholar and fine writer
upon any subject with which he acquainted and Is 10
be regretted thai be had not better informed himself upon
the subject matter Of his book before he gave to the
world az facts many Of the items it contains. Had he
done go very large portion of mis- work would never
have appeared Unfortunately for the accuracy of the
book, Mr. Mackay fell into bad hands, and while he was
fckd and feasted and lionized in the North, ha was
poisoned against the people and the institutions of the
South that when he arrived there he was prepared
TO find in that section Of the country all the oppression
tyranny and congregated rascality Of the Union His
chapters slavery would do credit TO the most rabid
abolitopst Of the Garrison school
The sereoyped charge Of the humane free lovers and
ontsAvery teachers, that the Of the South live In
constant immortality with their female slaves Ii learned
and pub shed 70 the world historical fact by this
cage Ulysses Of British travellers In America The fact IT,
Nj kAckAy was 80 much accustomed to the immortality
between the British employer and his white female
saves that be ready 10 believe anything told him
that subject On other topics, too, the work full OF
iusccurscy and error and the American reader will be
surprised 70 see from the pen Of Charles Mackay book
30 little interest and lees reliability.
The importance 70 both countries that the truth only
host be known In EugAnd .! tho character and nSttu
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LOUISIANA LIGHTNING. Springfield, Of B0s-
eer had two likely negro killed by ightping iew
Gays ago. They were In the aed and rheicr uncef
aTee.one that bad before been struck by ghrlng ~
shond have had more sense, better luck aud oed
wnen young The electric fluid Of the ciputs sceDs W pc
no respecter Of persons II would as BOON XIII neg
worth Gteen hundred OF two thousand dollars as p99r
white man. not worth tho powder and lead that " woue
daguJ6-
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Our Far Rockaway Correspondence.
Rock HALL, FAR RocKAwAY, /


Far 1tOck0W0y Corre spOn0enCes
Rock HALL, FAR RocKAwAY,l
August Fl, 1850 !
One Of The Old Homeseads of Long Lland-soup.nirs Of
tn. Past and Modern R.alities-Refpge for the Leisur
Hours Of Forensic Ceebrtis-Sources from Whence III
Springs of Eloqasnce are Derired-Fsas NTH the Gun
and The Rod, DC, dc.
Have you ever heard Of this ancient mansonf doab,
it but if you will permit your correspondent to describe
its features and o down for you and your readers
ment item Of the movements OF its inmates
may anuse edify instruct them. On the road from
Jamaica II is rine miles distant from the celebrated beach
that poor Henry John Sharp imuortalized and Henry
Russell set TO music
On cid long Islands grit shore
Many hour I've whiled away,
In listen iug to the oceans roar
That g. eets the beach at Rockaway.
Rock Bal wa approached from the main road by beau
trl shaded each eide by tall and stately ems
that wave high their pumes of green, and through
which the genilest GUNNER breeze imaginable was muir
muri1g pleasant welcome this beautiful gray sled
walk (rsenbDg the bird cage walk at Windsor Engand)
is famed either side by fields OF clover, corn oats
and buckwbest IL tie dim distance is the ocean, from
which comes nygorang sea breezee laden with the per
fune OF thousand will 10 vers gathered on their way.
Ths " ancient homestead is hundred years old,
ana originally butt for the Governor Of Antigua
The wide spacious porch the gabled roof the small
window panes the great Dig doorway, through which
coach aod sx might easily pass, the immense staircase
and wider stairs ard bannster the polished oaken floor
the panneed walls the old pictures painted thereon, the
Len ns1uepece 80 beautifully carved-au these things
anest its antiquity and ancient splendor But where
Inc little FEET that danced 90 gaiy on the green? Where
are he voices that reeounded through those old rooms
Where ar me eyes mat looked from toe very window OF
the room IN which am sitting this lovely Sabbath
SeyI an nave passed away, and the OLD aristo cratic
noesteao u the hshos Oh strangers Yet, no. exactly
strangers, 10Y know ye that Mitchell Hewlett Esq
been the righfu owner thereof for forty years. and in
oIot0H VIVA inc 'aIe mas some very valuable farm
D., ,Sho e ,,;s oo,,,,, ~ a.. H.,
mar ~ hayse To- sp .he ane' oenind that hne
Ihe turnout a us such an one as Count 0say would
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Our Iale Of shoaIs lN. I'D Correspondence

APPLETON HOUSE, ISLE OF SHOALS,
August Is, 1859.
Life tn he Neto Hampshire Hsrids-Of the Fish Flshy-
Coqs'ettih Azm1id-A Primitiue fopuation-Sensa
tion' for The BiaS-Layge Hauls, de-, dc.
Very few New Workers. know anything of this watering
place. which favorite Bostonians and East
ern people generally think, however, il some Of
nasculaed specimens Of Young New York were to try
thort soourn here would be productive Of bene
lcal results Than "klllipg time' at Newport and Sara
ogs; they would find more "deepsea" and "open ocean,
ices "smooth water" and tkimmed milk, as far as the
style OF recreation Ia concerned
These islands, seven in number about twelve miles
rom the city Of Portsmouth, N. H. They discovered
IN the year l6l4, by Captain John Smith. Hog,'
smu'ty Nose," and "sarn islands are the most extern
sive; the others lodges OF rock raising heir
unsiRhtiy heads above the waves Upon all OF them
caused by earthquakes. For more than century pre-
vous to the Revolution these islands popuous con-
aiming from 500 to 700 inhabitants William
Peppefel, an knceetor Of the celebrated Sir
William Pepperell, one OF the frat settlers
Ids Stand now called "Appledon" formerly was "Hog
isiano. Inc line between Maine and New Hampshire
pssses through the group, leaving the largest (hs one)
IN tne Name side Mr. Lagbton, the proprietor OF the
Appleton House. asserts that belongs 10 neither Sate
but TO himself individually and alone This gentleman
was formerly prominent politician In New Hampshire
DuI, becoming dFgpsted with politics sDd tho world In
general, nc mgrntd TO the Shoalsu some lfeen moro
yes ano nss NO. been ashore since that tmc How
pleasant would be could some Of our sspfpg New YORK
oeans De persuaded 70 try something d the s2ue sort
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Business on Our State Canals,

The receipts at tide water Of flour, wheat and bar
ley for the third week Of Aug in 1858 and 1862 have
been as follows
Flour, bJls. Wheat, b. Corn, bu. Barley, bu.
1e5s .......7l ,0o0 1874 200 $4,000 5000
1859 $500 2S,300 1880
Decrease. Ct, 100 106,400 100000 5000
The aggregates Of the receipts of the above articles so
far, for the years 1858 and 1869, have BEEN
Ftour, 6Os WheoH, bu. Corn, bu. Barley, bt.
!s5S. 956 900 5,06l 300 2,s63,s0 392,I00
1852. .203 400 7079O0 I5I2.30O 10000
Decrease. 1852, 500 4353,4OO 1874 500 2aI,sos
REDUCING the wheat TO flour the deficiency in the receipts
Of 1859 is equal to 623, 200 bbs flour
The receipts t tide water OF the principal articles Of
produce, from the opening Of the canals to and including
the 22d inst. have been folio VIZ.
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Our Oswego City correspondence.

oswkGo CITY, August Il, 1869
Cne. q te Caosc> Spots for Summer Trtp-H,auh and
Enjoyment Coabined-Sp@ting Facilities and Local A.
srac'ons-Osoe0o a. One of tie Grea. Outlets of CONNER
ciol Traffic, de-, dc.
Who fss not heard Of that far famed
ing and flour manufacturing locality, the city OF oswego
from whence our bread and butter rOm Orange county
come why that Thousands will rush the heated and
over summer resort Those who leave
1he city for fashion sake do well to patronzs their o
haung 9a 'h0se who are seeking comfort and enjoyment
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LIFE ON THE WING.
Our Watering Places, Summer Resorts
and Sporting Haunts'

letters from Bergen Poiot, n. j., Far
Roekawsy, Saratoga, Niagara Falls,
OswegO, MasseDa Springs, HARRIS
burg, STAFFORD, Isle Of Shoals
End Rocky Mountains.
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would do batter htber where the breezes waited
from Lake Ontario are COOL hcaIthful and saubsious
Osseso coolars some 20 900 nhNbitanls Ia bpilt on
gentle F,slng ground with the 0swego river ruanipg
through iis centre, AID is spaaBed by wide mud OF.
bri ge- she structure OF on pod IN .snury Zoe
banks OF Ihe enc riyes lined with mass,ys our mills
ybg he river beneath IS hied vim yessos ad.a In
gram artist N want OF suhlsot would DO vel 10
tGxe sketch from Oh spleuda oridpe Tnese VINO
ASe dshDs can enjoy themselves their nearts ooaeu
We bsve In Addson epleadid sailsg on the LAKE. and
rowing on lhe river aud the rat Dssuufu country for
drives that one can With Tor: take AZ ssmpe thai po
Tods ove UP we os"ego river sireoh,ls for tea ues
or more through Zee roliug country as for hautiug
you nave Only 10 drive out TO the iowa OF Scci
oa, eau on tne great sports I. NJ is al says
game abouzds ~
AS 70 ipvalids this IL the place get recruited We
nave reeh, nvgoratiDg air; COOL pleasant nights and all
VIZ eiements Tor creating sharp. vigorous appstite la
regard 10 local attractions, have gigantic curing
mills wnere you can ses the process Of eevatng grain
and OF turpiog IT, almost II by mag,c int) -four toze
numerous barrel making eat aud other works
OF importance, al OF which worthy OF close ms
tioa. ~f
Oswe6o city Is destined long to take precedence
OF the city OF Buffalo, the great out lot for
sanadiap uaiic Give railroad direct Troy or Me-
ours hno the entire travel TO the Canadas and very
large portion 70 the far West would pass by this .ot
II Can noe boast Of the best Cusom House and Post Oce
IN The STATE nne stone and brick church cd lces of
spiepdd library building, donated by the Hon. Gerrt
smith, ana good hotels. To all shose VINO dislike the
crowd and ccafuson Of Saratoga, Newport, Cape Nav
Nc would cay come up hther, il you want enjoy men
VI The right kind.
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WNefIOfu NOT feC6Veu; IB nEureB would mol mAteriRY
affect the aggregates
STATE CONVENTION IN REGARD TO THE CANALS
mass convention OF the friends OF the measure ayr cd
upon by the Canal Convention at Syracuse in December
last-among which measures propositions for com.
polling railroads to adopt and publish annual tariff Of
elimination in favor Of foreign freight and also PROPOSE
o 70 repeal the law OF 1884, relieving certain railroads
from the payment Of tolls equal TO canal tolsw be held
at Rochester on the first day Of September next at ten
O'Clock NJ, TO devise forward the measures OF
that convention and consider the proprety or
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-
In Mexican dollars scarcely any thing has been done A
fev small amounts have been sold at per cent premium
We continue TO quote at So per cent. From San Blaa
there expectation of additional receipts at carly date
out they will 20 forward to New York Tor shipment 70
Eogland the unsettled condition OF European affairs
acts check to the shipment of treasure by British
vessels as formerly Still export
sure is serious drawback to this means Of transit
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RESTAURANTS.

nON6 wANTED.-wANTED, FINE PAIR OF SIT
~ dogs newfoundland pup and first class dog
Inquire The Office Wilkes Spirit Of the Times No 3is Broad
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caly for Brown Of the noblest greatest who
have eyer lived OF whom the Governor himself had said
he was tho ganiest man ne saw. He then went
To REVIEW the results OF tho late usurreotou III looked
spon blessing 70 tho slaves. Thousands Of whites
ware tien side, and the end OF the work would be
There not power enough n tho state OF New
York no Observed to arrest Gogrit smith The wholo
Wet would rise, and the government knowsit No man
could arrest aoy QUO in Vermont 1here not strength
enough in the whole State u do It. This tho tmo tor
the south carry thor threat Of dsovug hc Uun
Let them take OF themselves they too frequently
boast But this they could not do
The rest OF the discourse WAS addressed the oongro
CATION the prcachor warning them all to stand By tho
case of Freedom and overy occasion TO prefer liberty
70 death.
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r BCTuRE PosTPosEp-lTHR LRcTusE ri yxy
~ W.n II hilburn. on WHAT Blind Man Saw IN Eng.
land for tbe benefit Of the ades' Aid of 81 P1nIs
~ Church III take place Tnesday evening a. Id
yextsed j. NJ. RAYMOND 1877 East Eixt esp Il street.
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TOVM VF oLA EHI.
very large congregation Of white and colored people
assembled ut the Shiloh Presbyt Church last even
ing, 70 hear discourse from the Rev H. h. Garnet on
the final doom OF slavery in the United States OF America
The services began by the singing Of the wen
known paraphrase-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

DRoOKLYN HOUSES FOR gALl-vfz: TWO NEW,
situated h the most popular convenient. and healthy part
u the city, prices - lo0 70 - NV Frame the frat Of
81 eQlA Aosh Of Fulton avenue Canton sreos,
sseS ssr "ssSs Place ana ,ne oner ori4k Ms se.ood O.
Possession imms diAtoy. Apply WILLIAM r.
kJCHOlS 10 Nassau street. N T., or TO A. DONNELLY
tinx.
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!. Y7ARM wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR FIRST CLASS
city property be within % miles Of Now York. viii
good buildings unincumbered worth Ia 81 900
$l6UG; New York State preferred Address boz 200 Post
Office New York.
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POLITICAL.

GRAND BANQUET
VI TO General DANIEL PRATT, Jr the great Amsrcan
traveller and candidate for the Presidency 1900 Howard
Shades 10 Howard street. this evening at eight O'Clock Tho
public invited.
NTOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE THIRTEENTH
~ Ward independent Democratic Republican Association
requested tn attend meeting he held Clinton Garden
l2s Clinton street Monday evening Oct a. tx oc ock
Punctual attendance is requested.
lion. J. H. LYNCH, President
r. II. BERRELL, Secretary.
18TH WARD PEOPLES PAkTY.--AF ADJOURNED
~ meeting Of the Peoples party OF the Eighteenth ward
VII be held a The sayresan Hoase Of Seyeaeenh
street aud Third avenue, Tuesday, October 25 at az
O'Clock All citizens ~ the who are inerested Id ho
election OF honest men 10 obcs invited attend
W. II. Adams, President
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TTENTION COMPANY No. BIN GOING DOW
II talton street. Tuesday morning requested to hal
opposite the United states Hotel supply tire
cebt Havana segars gin at Is bottle, brandy sucru
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