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TTIEs BeBN IN rHE CARs.-There was a birth on
the nom trsn on the 9th ult, from Boston to Pfov
dsncs A woman whose destination was LOnsdale,
R. J., gave birth to tWins-s boy and girl-as the
cars were nearing the Rhode Island line. The con-
ductor made the best arrangements possible for
such a sudden increase of passengers, and the
mothers sad twins were left ct Valley Falls, "ss
well as could be expected" and within a few miles
Of their journeys end
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, NopLE MorHER-NARaow EsoApr.-As

A NoBLE MoTHER-NARzOw EsoAPE.-As the
morning train from this place to Chicago near
Rock river bridge, on Monday last. the engineer,
Robert Ysugb discovered little girl at play the
track BE sounded the white at is highest shar-
pest note and used every possible effort stop The
train. The little child kept moving along on the
track, apparently frightened by the whistle, but did
not losSe the track. The mother Of the child, who
lived IN a house near the bridge, seeing her child
IN danger, made a spring to her, and, rushing
IN front Of the engine, caught her child sDd tell
over the other side. The engine brushed her clothes
az che FELL aud passed on shoTt distance before 1t
could be stopped The conductor Capt Phillips
rsn TO the place and found the mother had tainted
but both mother and child we're saved. He took
the child in his arms and, restcrsves being used,
the mother soon revived. Who can tell the Joy Of
that mother to know her child was saved? Had she
hesitaied amonent, or been only second later,
both mother and child would have been crushed be-
meath he &beels.of the engine We did not learn
her name but, whosoever she is, she is brave and
heroic Sonasn.--Aoek Island, H. Arga'.
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mOSF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR LIE.

AM Offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street
4 now sccupied by Dir Weller
The very large comodious containing TWEEN
ty 70 s with servants rooms. wood Sheds
Ts honse good Ge being recently rebuilt and
better adapted frat class boarding house than house
in Nashville.
TIE about sixty feet front by hundred and
ty.fTe feet: laed The admit Of
an addition that would any hotel in
city.
large portion Of the purchased nth
desired
1t well known that hotel keeping is In this city most pro-
hable business, ami wishing such
ton this is op0 rUnY procure eligible
on Being AL the business portions of the city
For terms. &c, spply'tO
dee24-ts A-F. 4 LINDSLEf.
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4aIp l1nI0n 4 amsrltaa


4Aafd Times anseag western Preachers.
ne Upper Iowa Conference vhlsh closed it, sea-
sion s few days ago in Iowa City, we learn from
she E6rfkrssfsra MssAodist AdcOcote must be hard
s8 field Many u the former preachers have labOred
in tue face Of absolute want, not merely of money
but Of the nsesssatss Of lie. The 'dRily bread"
mss been ssSsing, ana many families On The iron
tier have Lived hOminy instead The editor
rsmsrzs;
eve have said that there we're hard times in the
RoEthHest, such nowhere else, sud sag
Fsat wo1t Of brethren
ss5 q Fslne Il ou-stsrly meeting aud sitter coming
CO 10 leave their horses
ans weik Through tie slasa. Alter preaching. the
clasf -iss28r ssgs We have 1OthiDg eat ; but
firds Fast InssnIas meal has been rrs-
cafeir ard Jbs preachers share IT, Next morning
loss-lssst Is held without Ssesd aud wstsr. for
go bre9d hare is noGei The sermon is preached aud
tho agdieare dismissed without the administration
Of The Lcra's supper FOR tue people can provide
80 breed. Yet The Methodist preachers who endure
tkescThngs Say 'one word Of desisting Truly
the days OF heroes are not past The men who are
there VII not desert the sheep 10 the wilderness.
In so.ne instances. but for the small missionary
appropfistiops, brethren and their families
would haze been utterly pennies Yet there
~ is fnehi1g, Men stand to their post
They sfOld 10 die, but not 10 desert They
share With tie people in their FOseriJ and when
ds7s Of abundance shall come the people will share
with diem 10 their pleKty Some Of ihe preachers
were compelled work, lnboring with their
bands 70 provide for iheir fsmie'. Yet the sen
timent Of be conference against seessrized clergy
was elesr aud unmistakable.
By the way, tine since frontier lay
man reported thst Iowa presiding elder le-
81 ceised circuit his claim forOne quarter
ess two chickens and pound Of butter. We have
seen the preacher in charge. who says there
fifteen chickens and pounds Of butter sent in to
quarterly conference OF these the presiding elder
received six chickens and bought four pounds Of
the butter and the pastor desired the matter correct
cd, his people believe in paying up the presiding
elder" a--s...
But Methodist preachers not alone in their
sls suHerings A Presbyterian missionary in one Of
s the western sstes writes the Central Hr0ld; sc l
have not a dollar in cash. and not dollars worth
Of provisions in the house. OF those who suit
scribed 500 to my support in lsstNovenber, know
not man to whom can 90 for measure Of meal
ar or pound Of meat Times have been awii,ly bard
for six months past. JOhuny-caks has been the
stat Of .iie and almost life ITSELF ~ p
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VALUABLE HEAk. ESTATE FOR SALE
NEII5HING to make other Investments, propose 70 sell
Wv all cur Resi- Estate IN Davidson county, follows
THAI SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half nile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of The late Joseph W. Horton.
Containing abOHt Forty Acres
This IS perhaps, the most commanding teTcnity Of Nash
yille and desirable country The
Sold with j. IL Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, (Old
Lebanon road within three miles az Nashville containing $50
The soil s good it is we'll wsered and bere
divided into small tracts OF twenty UPWARDS ali
which admirably adapted fOr country residences gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied by T. c. Nc aL bell and formerly
owned by Tho Harding, containing shout 80 This
we'll need further description will
also be divided suit purchasers T. O. McCampbe will
these places any who viii call
All the above property will he sold reasonable
n credit Of one. two, three and four years.
Apply tQA v. 5. Lindsey, Nashville. either OF the
dsrsignds, THOS. 9. Nee CAMPBELL,
Six miles lr0m Nashville.
J. MEG SNPBElL,
uh3I Nashville
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FUREITUKEI FURNITUREi!
n H n a VI ES GAVE RT a G. a

FUREITUREI FURNITUREis
q ROOM ES, vER 4 & CO.,
No. I3 College Street,
ETy0UID respectfully call attention large varied
NJ assortment Furniture III doing they feel satisfied
that they are prepared exhibit By far the largest and
BEST STOCK
Of all kinds Of Frniu offered before IN this city, and tn
crder hold inducements they Offering suek articles
mar Be desi-ed to cash bayeFs at
REDUCED PRICES.
Owing this reduction those buying credit will charged
interest from the time the bills are ma1e
The heavy tn and the enploymento Of large
number Of hands constantly engaged in msnu ACQUIRING, induces
them 70 give extra bargains at the present time.
Weask examination Of stock believing that thoseia
any vii ind It 70 their interest to purchase Of as.
GROOsiEs, CALVERT & CO.
OF ell kinds constantly hand, and FOR sale at the
0Eest market prizes. iunelg5n
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REMOVAL,
JOHN KRRTT a. 10

THAEE removed their FSoakr kxg,s.-- n
biaEk BOOK Aauuaclo 70 The Baptist PublIsbin No.
gt houss nsoW Douglass 4 Co. uortb iousS
q door from hs ssaaesnd win Be glad to see an b SG "a
qs b rzske Blank Books in the me. We are
Vn pstte-n. Particular attention be paS =, ~ Ter any
- ie-oials cid Books Our prices are a. 1Lading
S. Tie style OF work Be the Bnry oT So. s The
T7uion gtsss Book eft either place receive on
q attention. SPA febll-insiu
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ExPEcTED RESTORATION OF BISHOP OEDERDoNK
al. ~ The next general convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church sill assemble at Richmond, Va,
en- tie 9th Of Ostober and it is nearly certain that
some action will be taken in favor OF restoring
Bishop 0SpRBDoSK, WHO suspended many
years ago for iudecorous conduct while in The
psuy OF females. He has signed memorial, in
which be acguiis his late secussrs and ecclesiastical
Judges OF improper motives in the proceedings
neeted With his conviction, acknowledges The JUS
tice Of this OF discipline and protesting his
sineerssorroW and repentance, asks that his
te1ce msy be RENTED. petition in support
Of the memorial has been signed by many Of the
clergy laiy Of his diocese, Of the high church
and low church parties. 1t is expelled that the
Diocesan Convention which is in New
York the pa inst will recommend Tire memorial
the favorable consideration OF the House of Bish
ops Richmond The charges against Bishop o.
DERDoNK were preferred fifteen years ago His
brother, Bishop oEDERDoxK Of Pennsylvania, was
aiso suspended few years ago, but restored
short tim before his death.
The London Illustrated Neos, (ediied by Dr.
MACKsV,) with the excellent judgment il
has displayed hitherto variety OF topics,
shrugged It's shoulders at the -Four Idylls"-called
then "srlsh production" Tbereauenl cometh
the following epgram from Punch
A PORTS CRITIC.
The IiyHs a rhyuester Asperses-
q Puulic, rejoice and be
II he abusing yerses,
he'd be buSy writing bad.
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OU Es T. l. A q
Hoist kostl tag to ks8ysl's breeze
Let every fold foat high,
GafoId iGs banner everywhere,
Beneath Tie SKY
Ia war, let every sJEipe 80 fSSth,
B0fne by It's Pstd0t's h2ud
Proclaim its beauty andits EOfth
Der and HIS ard strand.
IL peace guard veil tie sacrs 4 boon,
BsquuaJhed by patriots blood,
Hor Oh . freIioLl' cause,
&Ia;d tho tI.tles lot.
HOIST hoist, on Ia 70 hsgTsH's tT5szf,
lie; every i0id Goat hish,
uufarl banner yery7a.isfe,
Beneath the western ssy
Hoist hoist, our ~ in Arts great Ielsn,
Let every star 1Oat higher
u with tne ui,i ms cInbleo,
Above the tallsst sFir5.
Z t.sonesseaus every where
let -ySTy s;ate arorni,
Egoe 'yrs = type OF nature male.
gi.sre eve.T Type is found
fl.,ge orir our HI Gdl3eFg,
ttur Gun = 7's stUndsraNaye,
anj u.dsrnezh Is folds preside,
Pie bssetG1l--the brave
Tlr a. s--tne Vgrsnt--pNFiot-si
Tic Y.arruor Eithout strife,
HlAis bere. iE sweetest porJTAitare ..-.
Win sysIy olSEu but life
T2,su rsits or bSnnerto the shy
leteseiy bear news, '-
.Nhattypes az tlsl sz2f Gallery
Are made By @ C. HUGHES, 49, e
rahIS-fSvtF Sar''AV ~ '"i'apN VIC ih'no ~.
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RANGES! RANGES!

III A. COOPER bes respectfully to call the attention This
friends and the public generally that he has been
pointed the sole agent In Nashville Tor f. 3. BlIunI's
Cele Drated Cooking Range admitted by sll to be
superior oanyng Jet oder rising all the require
nens for pehg the culinary art In all Its branches being
also great e6onoiser Of fuel, and for nestnes and comfort
stands unrivalled. Give call and judy for yourselves.
X. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber, sc,
No. Market Street. Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer OF Copper Tn and Sheet Iron Ware and deal
all kinds Of Stoves, Baths, Closets Wash bowls, &C. &C
mil
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b u II G e & LII Il N,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,

COAaAAhAhSSAOA - n OeaetEC
DzALERs IN
BRANDIESs WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF oOLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
TETE receipt of large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. which invite the attention
Of the trade; rl1s
80 hhds Louisiana Sugar, $50 Baltimore End Louisiana
100 hhls \ and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar, = this Baltimore and Louisiana
so bb!s y I and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar.
POBderea Sugar; q bbls Baltsucre and Rhiladsl
pha Sugar.
Coffee.
SEQ sacks Rio C9ses, . do o g. Jaws Cofea.
100 dc LRguyra do;
$50 bbls New Noiass, 50 ten gallon Cola syrapl
900 Il bbls do 80 bills de Do
lUO ten gall kegs DO
800 seis Deans WHISKY, 2oG bh hest Robertson ecuny
ID DO Wiishire's do WHISKY.
IS do lard s. Cary 100 b5Is I've s. Bourbon do
25 do S7th old do lOU L0ngTorh's CataEhs
90 or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine; 60 ! casks old Burgundy Port
4 Pipes jean Louis Brandy VIM
pipes Holland Gin; 20 tasg Champagne Wine
bills Ale: 10 bills Vinegar
95 casks London Porter;
Together with other articles usual kept the Grccsry
inc tisnl2i BURGh ALLEN.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all The PURPOSES oE A FAMILY pRYSIc.

run I'LL tnL TUhTUoEo Ut fHmlLI fnIoIuI
composed that disease within the range Of their
action rarely withstand or eyade them Their PEN
etTang properties search and cleanse ard invigorate
every portion OF the human organism correcting its
diseased action and restoring its healthy vtalities As
consequence OF these properties the invalid who Is
bowed down with pain physical dehtyis astonished
to find his health or energy restored by remedy at
once SO simple and inviting.
NotSony do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body, but also many formidable and dangerous
diseases The agent below named is pleased furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates
of their and directions for their in the follow
arising from diSoye1ed stomach, Nausea Indigestion,
Pain and Morbid InacfiOa ofte BourelS F2atueHcy,
Loss Of ApDetite Jd;Hdice, and other kindred COM
plants arising from low state of the body obstrne
ton of its functions They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation OF the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength the system debiitated by disease
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
I'D. A. TibbS, Proprietor.

FhNls Hotel Is spacious brick baildinr lust
Ehepropriet0r has incurred heavy expense in 6tt "a,
andturnsing the roons, 70 make ths and eouforts
The house IL for the reception bOgrers visitors s
tf2yes AM e proprietor aeord smpie aocopnoati
Tor @ persons an omnibus, with good and % fe team viii 10
g. . convey passengers 70 the Hotel and lack 10 tbF
osp! again Ihe proprietor intends try TO ma Sc il relsS
Hotel AID hopes to share liberal patronage
augls DANIEI-A TTpRs pr,,-5.
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A Fiue Country Residence Fo r sal,

ANlNG ieterunsd carry 10y Negroes to b', sssesEN
& : south, VIII sell about a rec or Few r S9ffs1s
hundred Acres of Land, being pay ~ Ss4-.sSsssst
th- upon which reside. stusFr1 . y
zugi Turnpike Road, about thirteen rnilss - q"
Nashville. ia Of the beat Hlrhood, w.
la1-gu county. Soil equal any IN To- " = -,
lsss. amply ~ me, the premises, or Sy ~ =
Nashville seI9 DIFF p prPriS;s "
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TIA IL II A n rs
EFFERYEsCENT
Elf n Err A p e Il 1 e N Il 4,
This valuable popular Medicine prepared in conformity With
the analysis the waters of the celebrated Settler SPRING
Germany in most convenient and portable FORM has
universally received the most favorable recon
nendations of the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
in use and as being special preference the many
Mineral Spring waters stz Powders and other similar ard
ce both iromts eompaoness and greater efficacy It be
used with the hest effect in ell
Bilious aad Fsbri1s Diseases, Sch RsaJae1e. Loss Of Ape
ste, Indigestion" aad az similar com p'd"t peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted to the of Travellers BY Sea and
Land Residents il Hot Climates Persons Of ssasn.y
Gition to their Medicine Chest.
Wit who have used IT, il has high favor and deemed In
dspensabe.
n torpid STATE oSe LseIt renders great service In
N e4 and gives the hest satisfaction al
laying all nHamma.o symptoms AMI in cases ehectnay
ne h eGsSs Of trar Indigestion Ra5s5aTa and
Csjceasss-Proves b. Medicine the greatest utility.
Acdv Of ne St5zlaek ant tie decreasing siekRsss
usuaI dry yegS-aegYieds speedily, and with marked
FagSrs tie grsaSi sli,J to those aetsd son or sab.
;set Il he PJOently aching the bowels, neutrsizing all
irritating seeetiops and thereby removing all ten
denotes.
IL Jae iis iarud6sia az eases shes GsaAe ApeTs1f
I'rTQGtfc5 = TeqNS5cd
Its In the form Of powder carefully put up bOttles to
keen in any climate merely eues water poured upon to
produce delightful efeTvesoeHt beverage
Taken In the morning nteTeres with the avocGtions
of he iay acting gently the system restoring digestive
exciting healthy and vigorous tone OF the stomach and
creating an elasticity mind and ow Of spirits which give zsS
10 every enjoyment 1t also enables the invalid 70 enjoy
luxuries IMMUNITY, from whch ne must otherwise be de-
barre and without which life s irksome and distressing
NreTous from professional and other gentlemen
s The highest standing throughout the country and It's steadily
increasing popularity Tor series OF years strongly guarantee lis
er 5i yanahle character and commend 1t to the favorable
notice Of an Intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and RetSll by
JOHN A. TARR Ant & CO., Druggists,
unalS-dJv No. 97S Green eich st. Warren. n. J.
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PLOwSI PLOWSII PLOWSIgl
NAJ VII keep constantly band fu assortment Of plor
" A-anaiaeiursd a. the TennesSee PioET Fac1os
would do Esi 60 give call beors purchasas
3 se can sell then coed poE As has evsr len ~
,of sac n his city, at from twenty Der m han zoo
HAfs oeeh paS mgr 7 The sane quality OF ploWs.
- - P. q G. ANDERSON,
fsoS-u q and Is eOsner Bread ana coiiers sirssss
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TEsE STAR GALLEREI
DaRueFEcOIypeS, AmbTOEyPGS.
WELAENOTYPES
sPHERE0TXPES ANR PHOECGRAPHS.
No 81 Union Street NEXT door 10 Vessel Th0nIsoas
n. #. SALTZIEAN,
ttATg oFE1kToR A HJsHEs sALLERY.)
E sVTNG Httei W above, exclusively for that
~ teA Of business, prepared receive hs
~ 81 oil Nashville make fac Si8cs Of their
- ast style OF art. No expense has been spared thrS
tu-aisug apartments procuring The latest and noS
Improved srparlui and Materials tie subscriber oonfS
IA itvS az! ny pictures 10 give han eAl, ple
t-tsia1flgu every case.
l-s Entrance door West 10 Vessel Z ThoHnsG
rs I. =. SALU, MAN
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PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS IN PENNsYL
VANIA.
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR PHILADELPHIA coRREsP ONDENCs.
PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1852
Country Politicians in Philadephio-Somethsn9 IN e
Wind-Movement 10 TArop Cameron Overheard, and ~
Fapor Of Hon. John. NJ Reed--Mr Reed No Go-h
Prime Movers in the Affair, &C.
There Ia little Presidential movement going on in this
State and has been for few months which has just leak
cd out by the appearance this city Of Of the
phistcated politicians from the country who have been In
Philadelphia within the past few weeks They let leak
out that they had been approached and expected
do the work 70 keep their counties "rght when the pro-
per time arrives and all things readiness 70 be pa.
through.
OF course this movement is to throw Gen. Cameron
overheard and mako the Hon. John NJ Reed Of tho
Supreme Bench the "avorte fPennsyivanis the op-
position republican National Convention. The
Ia this are coure, after the spos most OF them have
had tho. suck the bc ca at one time or other and
they can succeed, the prospect Of which, |
admit, lie nc. the mos. hatterng, they will
have "good timey among Uncle Sans money
bags. The movers hsre void like 70 not only ia.
cude President but Governor, too sop
and to distribute the ticket properly @ rom
Philadelphia the Governor should Tue oent.e Of
the State, and all could be provided for in "ysl STYLE
Bow they VIII succeed do not Of course pretend '. ny
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POLITICAL.

ErA MEETING OF THE orrEENs OF THE NINE.
per ssurdsy evening july e TAX. ,
consideration he aOlemen,ol e1iag nu,aacss
Tssa b. beFore. - oousd seerelsIs 70 anu A'
BY The s he IN meeting As a I ca %ssn o
dsIman Rch committee consiatng q Henry Arcularua,
he he he
Of ann ss. RIVER inc tbs 00
During he absence Of the committee the meeting was enter
eesss Daniel s..s.ss and olss s1s
whereas nolersse unsbsed has eontin.
grievance before the authorities Of the CITY, and finding
Resolved hat We citizens Of Ninetssash ward in
s az 81 city IN s~ TU
M e cur Iehs proec. Us from and remove this OF
se.sVsd iS.s,as oA at The East For.y,anh
aeat animss sne osi bought ,hSer Dom ali paas o. The
city becomes during The warn season no. bed q pursac,
our ward from TAy seventh 70 second street and sn
PPssS he nSpHs
sss @ os p % SSe; S
every DE from lhs asuos,orS o. cors,oa y"
Rs.oysa ssy o. every Private person so 70
@ . As an. o,s 5Ssn Ss
oossaioas rishi . he c%,risSe aud beneficial snjoy
Us q his nuisance q he sSesSSscd csSS q he whole
Resolved submit 70 good sense Of our fellow
citizens generally and their sympathy AMI assistance IN
procuring he removal OF his nuAanee nom orr hky seseo
Resolved, That boiling establishments OF John J.
hckel and The Buschers Meung Asocon the loot OF
esr Forty nh street sso nnIssnees 70 The ness
gss par Yemen g ssss. ne sssssmsa smo dsy
4s1 s1.y sGs 3. us ssu.s o o.
IRE elssng Of the doors sa window: % car ana &
the hottest weather 70 escape IN pArs hsr ANU
1h., the disregard The propYeiors OF
sA IA Railing ahrens The ons c1nnued ulAnts
al heir fellow cxsns snd Mr. kckes nAuenuon 70 Ne re-
ouemep,s OF Hea u snd Of ne 20 OF
es. o o bs ssssaeat era our aaiisd coadsmnaoa
and demand and summary scon on he part Of The
e Thai we are aware .hs d he peculiar prov,n,o
he OF Health q protest NJ BY removing nuiAnc
fet Of such long standing hose complain Of
and shan pursue The sublsc diligently, ntsfsenty
prrpsr remedy sppsd viz s rs1oya o. he od aosi ssd
The melting houses fun uetr present iccAion We have
waited sucexuy long and have Aed uiA patience Tor be
a.. sss ~ s q. ssss s o. p
resolved That IN. proceedings Of ,hh mssag and cpy
ws1dsd 70 Ii Honor ne Mayor and % os%nii..oesss q
Health true statement Of fcs for seir ncuon ana eA
ssmnes Of seven be appos,sS ~ " sa Svess s. Dn
he removal q these uncs spa we rs.psssssS x; ~. nc
co operation Of Alderman OF our wNra 10 W.
ject All past experience has tsnshs us we ho0e~' VIC
roaM he rss themselves siss hs blow"
which were unarimous'y adopted ana on maion or er
Alderman Mich, the foloslnE gens 49, 80 WA .s
fnass A. attend oh-r onsne~s nccsS
=. ~ ~ he nrom o Abatement Of the nussnce-W jazz
" "a ncoy B. Xccahill crAndAn Ach. Owen hss0'srns
On motion OF Clark The meeting then sdo mees
- 'N' '~' DAVID B. pxFoRSSf' sesy.
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a.s,.v, svsua the PsspIs-Pelitirs I'M the south
ira vyess In ps~ssyivsaaa. new jersey and
wsssss-Prsssdsussal Asperasssas % WISE
Dssgiss, stephens, SEWARD, Cameron, Chase.
mer..ss and Otneu, &c., &c.
We have received number u oonmunieai,~S nom
vsrsous ersrest sections a the county, IN regard 70
peincai and men; and ~ snese oesricasiom
sscrd yn nsshs mo Inc INTERIOR mind q The country, In
ssslr@uneten 10 that farnssed by hs partisan sewspa-
psrs They fail 70 prove interesting 70 many Of
sssisss iere ID vsss . south ALBANIAN says a The
Arls~cn coavcnson and os the Of The South
sss risals democrats In he secuo1