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Beware.

Petersons Counterfeit Detector for July lst,
contains description of spurious two on the
LambertYile Bank Vignette, landscape, wild
boar, &C.. figure two, word two, and figure 2
on both ends of notes; unlike the genuine
Beware of these spurious limitations.
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A New Star.

New Star.
On the 4th of the coming July, another new
star, for the State of Oregon will be added to
the national flag, thus making thirty three
The time of adding the new STAR is fixed by act
of Congress passed in April, 1848.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Our Band and Soldiers.

Carpenters Cornet Band, of this place, will go
to Freehold on the Fourth, to participate in the
celebration at that place The Fencibles, Capt.
Lilly, will go to Frenchtown, to take promi-
nent position in the parade and military display
there.
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Milk.

During the month of May, 81,3O6 gallons Of
milk, passed over the North Pennsylvania Rail
road to Philadelphia making a total of 45l, 1852
gallons, for six months greatly exceeding the
quantity last year.
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Enlargement.
AAlIROAD HOUSE.

CONTEMPORARIES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE subscriber having recently enlarged and fitted his
saloon in handsome STYLE would invite the public to
give him call He will still continue to keep hand at
his Saloon, in
Bridge st., doors 6cZoa0 the Depot,
all varieties the season. such ICE CREAM OYSTERS,
PIES, FANCY CAKES, and DRINKABLES; and in fact
everything good. FRESH VEGETABLES all the time
BOARDING by the day week, and full MEALS at all
hours Everything NICE and GOOD at the Railroad House,
oorsbeloa0 the Depot FRUIT and C0NFECTIONARIES,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL The subscriber would re-
spectuy the attention of Retail Dealers to his choice
lot OF CONFECTIONARIE and give him CALL before
purchasing elsewhere.
j. K. ZEIGLER.
June 80 1852 I'm,
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Farmers, Read This.
"THE FARMERS OWN PAPER. I"
TIE GEMEsEE FARMER.


AGRICULTURE AND HORITCULTUR
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
DUBLISHED for TWENTY EIGHT YEARS in one of
the finest wheat and fruit sections of America it has
attained ar unrvaled circulation and has able and
perienced correspondents every State of the Union and in
the British Provinces
Each volume contains THREE HUNDRED and EIGHTY-
FOUR PAGES, and is profusey Illustrated with expensive
wood cuts. 1t is sent to any address for
FIFTY CENTS YEAR!
In order to introduce the Farmer into districts where it
has few readers, will take subscriptions to the coming
half Volume DULY to December inclusive) the following
rates Single subscribers Is cents Ave copies for ST. and
copy OF our beautiful 25cent hook the Rqrul Annl and
Horticultural Directory prepaid by MAIL the person get
ting up the club eight copies for $780, and Rral An
aa prepaid by mail to the person getting up the club
copy Of the Farmer for year. for the half volume
the person getting up the club.
We als nfe Eharnl ctnf
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TOO MANY "COORg"
SPOIL THE BROTH

SPOIL The BROTH!
As the Anticipated and homey fashion going bareooted
has, in great measure passed away and the taste and
comfort Of the generation requires neat fitting hand
some looking and long lasting rig for the feet T. cook
my own Hook protesting to understand from beginning
to end the business of providing for the comfort OF the e
beg leave to that located IN tne snoP
lately occupied by Mr.. j. A. SCHERMERHoRN' on
Bridge Street, Lambertville, N. j.,
fully equipped &c.. planted anil in hand ana me eas
ready meet for the accommodation OF all IRON nrss %
who may desire nv services wish Distinctly UNDERSTOOD
that cave chap of the trade on the score Of SKIN
TO THE LADIES present my compliments ana o1er my
services assuring them that my best abilities shall be put
forth to crafty their wishes their whms LADIES
AND CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES, AND GATHERS, will
he made ut the notice. in the neates style OF the
hest material and warranted to fit TO THE
renea the same with the expression of desire for
nm onportunty to put to the test the article of fine
boots by those who have not yet avaed themselves of my
services in that line To all say if my material is not
good my not neat and substantial and prices
as low as Others ask not your patronage. up
the standard excel little, think your favors
will be thankfully received by your humble servant,
JOHN H. COOK
April 81 1859. IT,
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i O B 3 i n @
April 81, 1859.

Having large and varied assortment of Job Type we
prepared to execute any and all kinds of Jobs that
may be favored with.
All work done promptly, nertly aud at City prices.
Particular attention paid to Coloed and Bronze Work.
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A FEW HOUSES FOR SALE. Inquire of
n S. BLACKW ELL Lambertville
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FAIR VIEW HOUSE

New Hampton Station, &C.. r. r. Of n -
JOS. BoNNELL, Proprietor.
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MORE New Goods just arrived, at
WI BENNETT C0OLEY'S.
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CASH PREMIUMS.

still greater inducement form clubs Full parcu
lar will be found in the paper and every interested
the culture of the soil is invited for copy and
pleased with the paper to act agent Specimen copies
sent free to all applicants.
Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Publisher and Proprietor,
Rochester. ". r.
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Delaware Division.

The following are the receipts of the Delaware
Division Canal Company for the week and sea-
son, as compared with the receipts of the cores
ponding time last year: &
Week ending June Ii, 1859, $59,3l8 40
Week ending June Is, 1859, 5,943 -
$65,26 81
Total to June II, 1858, 52,901 81
Week ending June 10, 1858, 5,732 81
$58,634 Is
Increase 1859, $6,627 46
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/" AN that 6Iitters is Nof Colo"

June 16, 1859.
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ONE DOLLAR EACH

And each subscriber will become one Of the nronr If
the original painting valued $25 600 and entitled to an
equal share with all others in its final disposition which will
be made as soon as the above number taken in such
manner as the wishes of subscribers shall indicate
This great Painting executed by Rembrandt pas1
at the city OF Baltimore in 1920 and has been exhibited
United States-a part of the time by the undersigned
1T COVERS 312 SQUARE FEET OF CANVAS.
being "a feet long by Ii wide;
CONTAINS % LIFE-SIZE FIGURES,
and is valued at
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

InE n. Y. Tribune of Friday morning, de-
votes three-ourths of a column of nonpareil
type to an enumeration of The dresses. hats.
boots, &c, constituting the bridal toggery Of
Madame Oviedo. The value of the Wardrobe
was $l3,4O0. The trousseau lace dress. worn
at the wedding. was the exact pattern of that
used by the Princess CIolhide, at the selection
OF the Empress Eugenie, having been repro.
duced In Europe expressly for this OCCASION
The lace is point plat, point aiguilie, ChantiIly,
and Brussels; in fact, combination of the
most valuable lace known. Among the ha nd
kerchlets were two of point d'Alencon lace.
valued at $500 each. and one Valenciennes
worth S2oO, the richest ever imported. The
total value of goods furnished by Messrs. Stew
art d Co. was $2S, 900
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

FINE WRITING.-The appearance Of an Aurora
Boreas has afforded newspaper editors and reporters,
all over the country. an opportunity 10 get off SON
specimens of very fine writing in which the entire
stock of adjectves in the language has been exhaust
ed In this torrent and whrlwind of highaluin it is
relief and pleasure 10 fall back upoa plain vigorous
AngoSaxon, and to in simple phrase the fact that
the most beautiful and durable garments for gentle.
men and youths to be found in the country, are those
made at the Brown Stone BlOihng Hall of Rockhil g.
Wilson, Nos. COB and COS Chestnut street. above Sixth,
Phlladephia
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
; Or 4 fine new Feather Reds

rasb ~ IDu' % ,Ns ZACH FOR sale verv chean a.
. u. WILLIAMSON, Weai smyrn" Z, - IOf
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
Notice DO SpOrfsunlcpa.

The undersigned hereby forwarn all persons
from trespassing, with dog, gun or otherwise,
on their premises, after this date, under penalty
of the law. ELIJAH GREEN
JOHN H. HOFFECKER,
JOS V. HOFFECKER.
Near SMYRNA, Oct IS, 80
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
Media classical Institute.
..t DELAWARE 90. PA

..t DELLA WARE CO., PA.
TTNHE FihyFORrih Session of the Media Classical
4 Institute, Delaware county, Pa, viii commence
on the First Tuesday of November.
For the character OF ours chOol mode of instruction,
&C. we refer TO The following gentlemen OF Delaware,
who have been our patrons for many Years, viz:
VIM. C.. Elason aud VIM b. Collins, SMYRNA;
John Collins, Collins Beach;
Isaac Short, Duck Creek Hundred;
E.J Flemin Z. Fleming's Landing;
T.J. Moore, C,J. SmiIhers and :. NJ Hall, Frede-
riCa.
For particulars, address either Of the Principals.
REV. S. Nj, GAYLFsY, A. NJ
I. GARDNER GAYLEY, A. NJ,
Media, Pa, sep. 29, lS59-6w
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of alltbe I,,o.,
s'yies' and made in the best manner OK OressIv
for Retail Sales. '~PieSsIy
ci I0NES 0Eiis.,&G q CO. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
nh,s a,a.re STOKE, Goa Market Street, PhiIadei
o eaen arce All Goods sold or made 10 ordsr ~
waIaied satisfactory, and our Ose Pr,cs suso arg
sucuy adhered TO. We believe this 10 he H. oae y
= s' as shereby all are treated alike.'y
oc2a-tv JONES a. co.
----y oO4iMarket ST. PhiIadelnbia
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

Sugar EvaporatiOns, Kettles,
Cauldrons, Clarifying Pans, Steam Coil Kettles
Sklmmers. Dlppers, Molds, Stra ainers,
Filters, Sdccharoneters Thermometers. etc
With information upon the subject of making SIyGAR
- etc. from Chinese Cane
Having arranged with Hodgers, Free & Co of Gin.
CIhhaii' iOr license TO Manufacture their Improved
sugar cane Mills and Sugar Kettles, and having pro-
cured patterns from the above named manuCc InInr,
can furnish on short notice any article IN the line of
sugar Making Apparatus, all well tried and of the
Mills, for Grinding Corn in the Cob
for Catalogue and Treatise on Sugar Cane eic .
lnclose POSTAGE Stamps, addressed ~
JAMES NEALL
July 29-3m Pm ,oS" oor'es a,',s s'S'
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
E3ARRErn.

In Boston, Mass, on the 10Th of Oct, by
Rev. F. ID. Huntington, Prof at Harvard Uni
Versliy, SAMUEL A. MANSFIELD, of Phlade phin
and GEoRcIE NJ. PIERCE, daughter Of VIM. G.
Pierce, Esq, of Boston.
We heartily wish our young friends foil
measure of happiness. May they long live to
love, and love to live.
The printers thanks for the excellent cake.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by Rev. r.
Merrken. THOs. SALISBURY, of Kent CO., Del.
to ALLIE B., daughter of VIM. R. Cahoon, Esq,
of Smyrna.
On the llth inst, by Rev. Chas. Hill, FRANK.
LIN OWENS and SARAH w. MILLBouRN, both of
Queen Anne's CO., Md.
In Odessa, on the 18th inst, by Rev. II. J.
GAYLORD, JOHN NJ. ENos, to SUSAN NJ, daughter
OF John ii. Cannon, all of New Castle CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry.
Cherry.

Inc uh'qnaIied success that has attended the onnI
cauon "i TINS Medicine in Coughs Colds, Astbmo
bronchial Affection, Diseases of the Tbroo, and os
InciPent Consumption has induced many pb,.ic,an.
h'gn standing 10 employ it in their pracllce MANY
Vi "hom advise US OF the fact under their ov sipna
lure:
"istar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry Recommended
by Physicians.
Sw ro,.,.ac AUBURN, Sept. 6. 1853.
.. W. Fowle 81 CO.-Sirs: most cheefiulIv od,, nv
tesunohy III favor Olthe Balsanl: We have Isad ~ ~,
ouL idmIiy ia PulmOnary aiIeciions Coughs and Culd
% io g te em II most valuable remedy and have re-
coihmended II IN various complaints of ihis Iatrra
win invariably haipy results.
w. B. LYNCH. NJ D.
MANSFIELD, TiOga Co.. Pa, Aug 1859
Oehtlomeh: Iiavng used IN my practice The last
iour years Wlstars Ba sam of Wild Cherrv ,v,,h
great success. most cbeerlulIy recommend il 10 those
aiilcleu with obstinate Coughs. Colds, Asthma, dc
III. d. MARTIN, nj. ID.
c., CAPE VINCENT, N. Y July H. 1858.
gentlemen; AiIer using DR.. WIsIar's Baiaan for
I""s 'ilhe can say from repealed observao, Ihat I
regard II as one of the best kind of Courb rnedrio
ana take great pleasure IN recommending il io iho
afflicted w - IWs a. ~, u 'he
Brownsville, N. y. July 49, 1853
Oehls: Having sold WIstars for tN q vears ,ost a.,
ha'lhg used the san myself with great success
rec"mmt nd 1t 10 all who are suiI, ring with
Asthma or Consumption A, Gfnps ,s''"
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE a. CO.. Bos,on
anu anu Tor sale by }. r. HOlTt cker and p MonsIieIJ
c,. ". '" 2pIcer. Lepslc; J. l.. Heverln LiIle
Dover; Thomas Simpson, Camden: James ciorI ~
celca JACOB FOulk and Il. f. Haumefslev Mil
ford; }. I'll. w. r. VanGesel CIart's tnro. MI
Dealers generally. tnS5inn nr,u ny
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
important TO FenaIes.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.-The combi
nation of ingredients in these Pills the result of
long and extensive practice. They are mild in their
operation, and certain III correcting all irregularities
Painful MensruatiOns removing all distractions
whether from col Or otherwise, headache pain in he
side, palptaon of the heart whites, all nervous af-
ecllons Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
&c disturbed sleep, which arise from nterruptiGn Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of a new era in the treatment
OF those irregularities and Instructions which have
consigned so many thousands of the Young the beau
tiiul and the beloved to Premature Grave No te-
male can enjoy good health unless she is regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most eiIectuaI
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar 10 Fe.
males. To all classes they are invaluable inducing.
with certainty, periodical regularity They are known
to thousands, VINO have used them different periods
throughout the country, having the sanction of some
OF the most eminent PhysiciOns IN America Explicii
directions stating when. and when they shonId not be
used. with each Box-the Price One Dollar each box
containing 40 Pills
A valuable Pamphlet to he had free or the Agents
Pills sent by mail promptly by enclosing price To the
General Agent Sold by JAMES p. HOtFECKER
Smyrna, and by Druggists generally.
Il. IS. HU rCiIINGS, General Agent
feDiI Iy l63 Chambers St, New York.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
TIE
Test Of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S

IL is pronounced by Physicians the hest remod, G.
SUnoup.ion scronla, Chronic rheumatism &c. ever
CAOFioN-The value of this remedy depend.
upon lis purity and in order secure our customers
pure article one of our firm went to NewouDJond 10
s"penniend the manufacture of our Oil ard we w,n,
RANT 1T PURE. See that the label has the eaoIo ond
mortar and the signature over the cork of each boIo
'"efe IS great deal Of cheap inferior oil paImed o
~, genuine. to the great injury of patients.
; ASK Tor Hegeman, Clark e. Co.'S and fake M
Uner' as many have been cured with the genuine who
nave used others without any benefit.
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY
Sfessc Spots, etc. removed instantly Glove. Sin
M etc. cleaned equal new, without ininr,, :,
inosl delicate color or fabric, by HEGEMAS 4 T., ~
HJ13acEsTRATED n BENZINE, only IS cents NO, ho,,I
RanoimAN R,nS'i. Co. Druggists l6l, 800, 5iI and 7se
- ''iA' o6-3m
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

a nFAvy frost appeared in the vicinity Of An.
gHsts, Ga, on Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

!
THE Atlantic Monthly has passed into the
hands of Tickner & Fields.
THE London Times, of the l4ih. saws &c fo,,v
total wrecks have been posted during the las,
week on the books at Lloyds.
The eminent non- conformist preacher. John
ANGEL james, died at Blrmlngh ham on the lst.
THE two Houses OF the Protestant Episconal
Convention, at Richmond, have agreed to boId
the next triennial Convention at New York.
MR.. LA MOUNTAINS balloon, the Atlant:c
which was abandoned by him in the Canada
woods' has been secured and returned to Wa.
ter'own, somewhat torn, but serviceable.
A SPECIAL despatch TO the St. Louis Peov5-
t'can says party of men has arrived at 81 Jn.
sePh's from Pixies Peak, bringing 500 900 in
gold dust. ~
The Republicans of Kansas have nomiro,od
CHARLES Robinson as their candidate for Govpr-
nor IN the election which will be held undar
the schedule of the Wyandotte constitution.
THERE has recently been great exci,emon,
at ShaDghae by an attempt to kidnap Coolies
on the part of a French commercial house for
shipment to the island of Maurlrius. IL created
quite riot among the Chinese, who were
justly indignant, but somewhat nd,scrim,nn,o
IN theIr Efforts TO obtain vengeance
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

FOR SALE1--S good Carriages
and Harness, cheap; also, BLACKSMITH SnoP,
one of the hest stands in Smyrna.
Smyrna, ocl3. CLEMENTS & TEMPLE.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27
WAMTEM

A BOY, between the ages of Is and II years +,
learn the Moulding business One from the connir,
preferred. Applyto PRATT & DAVIS,
sepE9-u Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

Mr.. RoLLIN GERMAN ON STEAM NAvIcA.
TIoN.-Bgfato, Oct. ga letter is published
10 9hIs mornings papers, signed by Hon. MIL
lard Fillmore, Hon. s. G Havens and a number
OF influential citizens, addressed to Mr.. Rollin
Germaln' requesting him to make public ex-
pianation OF his principles of construction for
steam navigation. He proposes to establish,
amongst others, the following propositions: =
lhat steamers may be constructed to run a
hundred miles an hour, and so strong that the
greatest oceanic forces would not endanger
their safety; that the economy of their move
ments would be such as to reduce the cost OF
transportation TO less than one. fifth of the pre-
sent rates; that when loaded with a large
freight and passengers, and fuel enough for e.
voyage around the world, would not draw over
~ feSt; that as war ship, one would be an
overinatch to all existing navies
Mr.. German made the subject his study for
thirteen years, and now makes it public for the
hrst time. Eminent engineers of the United
States pronounce the plan practicable and dos
tined to work complete revolution in steam
navigation.
Smyrna times., 1859-10-27

The New York Herald, in its issue of the
"a, publishes the Key to the IIarper's Ferry
Outbreak" This is document containing
the plan OF operations to be followed BY the
" League Associations are to be formed,
money raised, military forces stationed at vari
Gus points IN the South, the slaves melted to
reoeI' property confiscated, Shareholders fogg.
ed' negroes taught to burn their masters dwell
lhgs; IN short, every method for the successful
overthrow OF slavery is to be tried. Harper's
Ferry' The neighborhood OF the Mammoth Cave,
and point on the Arkansas river, were men.
TONED TO the HeratdS informant, as the chief
places Of rendezrous
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THE CINCINNATI TRAaEDy-CoNDIr1oN OF THE
SUFFERERS DE Marbais and his wife were both
removed from the Commercial Hospital yesterday
- st. Johns Hotel des InvAlides, where the
ply sicans have refused 10 allow any one to visit
them De Marbais is still easy aud unchanged, but
his wife continues to suffer, and her life 10 hacg,
a. were, upon thread appears TO be the opinion Of
those who attend the bedside o Blanche that she
survive more than day two longer II is feared the
ball has entered her lungs and her attacks OF snort
breathngs liable to cau'e sufocason Sne, poor 40
man, still desires 10 die She wishes be relieved OF her
pain which ct times ia almost beyond the over OF
&l 10 endure. Still che bears her agony like a martyr
and It liz only when pang rends he- frame
ba. the expression OF suffering Ia in her ys,eC
ctnndd Enquirer, August 20.
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IN nt nnistrston Of justice 10 odia soss al. slei,r
fDuGh 10 podtS 'p.radi ,rom The sane thinR Ia HeS
York Az y "a -, n vii be seen ths. grg. ra;sas nl,,
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10 swim, 10 dive into the ere, to ride


would procure .dinss which the public mind WAS impa.
teDt to hear That the other papers TO
agencies first invoked BY the herald s Necessity OF
their existence.
OF course the HERALD was violently mathematical
for the horrid and Dlsspbemoas i'm oiety OF disturb
the preAdamte fosss which strewed the journalistic val
ley Of dry bones into which Bennett infused mo
ton; but although they "grinned horribly ghsstly
smile at what they supposed an IMPOSSIBLE EFFORT they
lived to see new power animate The press Bennett
atracsed available talent from all quarters the globe
ana hence the versatility and completeness displayed in
the various departments OF the HERALD Are these
the qualities that would make good Mayor? To put
right man IN the right paoe, aud that every did
his duty or "walked the plank this done the
around the City all that prevail the establish
ment. the people would hot be ground By taxation
and be com 1eed TO drink ei.d Cot1n through
streets where the accumulated Nth oil years fostering
IN the
II is true that editors have no: always made good
YORK city have not been particularly successiu
when they tried their hands at lAV.nakpg Cree
ley career in Congress very veil executed
lesque on Parliamentary Govern Nent,n and Raymond,
~ Lieutenant Governor display ed the of politician
rather than The genius OF The statesman But Bennett is
make cont' actoB specuators wd.es vagAbonds
every description fly syoupd'
Lie pussys mortal ices
hen. pop abe Starts before their nc a.
There IA one objection 10 the arrangement which we
have no. stated, aud that tina. toe ewsD.per
world would lose what the ci'zsnB of New York would
gain In Bennett becoming Ssyor Of New York NJ quote
piece OF pous pbfaseol0gy, what would bs .hetr sin
would be our loss And as good editor is OF nueis
Consequence than Mayor any o.her ofciai hgo
or low, protest sanst Benefits being Mayor for A
thai may be csled pelash bat H. nevertaesss
legitimate, u W.T. in behalf OF the sspapsr press.
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REClAL NOTICED,

Af,A MEETING OF TIE BaIoKL AYEzs' BEsEvO.
= lent and Protective Union held Thursdsy evening"
August Is, the folowtDG r, soutlcns we're adopted =
WbeTess has been the VIII OF the Overriding Power
remove from mids highly esteemed friend
Their Peter Cavsoaeh but dtuns rive some evf
depce 10 the community Of the high which who
have so long been assocssed with him entArin for his
Resolved That although loss been rrest
yet that Of his friends sdl greater and
sympathy and coincidence hem hoping and feeling
tia! our loss ID his eternal gain
Reiolved, That meeting be drapod Ia mourning
for thirty days.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be Tn smisd
his family and be pubshed the New Despatch and
BerAld. JANIS HOLT,
M'CEAEL sULsHINA "a, Cozri,
JAMES MAPE5.