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DIR. wIsTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD

DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHE RRY.-In the whole history of Medical
discoveries No REMEDY has performed so many or
such remarkable cures of the numerous affections
of the Throat, Lungs and Chest-of coughs colds.
bronchitis, influenza, whooping-cough. Group asth-
ma-or of consumption itself as this far-famed,
| long-tried, and justly celebrated BaIgqm.
| At this season Of the year few escape the irfu-
ence Of mo Of t'c above complaints. ~ 'r..-e-
fore should be provided with .,e remedy -.- o.
ercs
The following letter jus received f.on a eertle-
man well known in the region afwe-.ro'l, lr1-s.
wEsrrrE1n. Mass. 3ith Wow. 1855.
s. ". Folcle E. Co.. Boston
Gents: 7 cheerfullv give
YOU nv testimony, and moreover. am DESTROYS that
the public should know tho claims which vopr in
valuable preparation of Wist1r's Bqlyanl bayo to
their attention.
About n year since 7vas attacked by p severe
and distressing cough. followed bv cule-i,-ion
nieht-sweats. and other sv,nntrms Of arrrarc' ing
disease.
tiled many remedies. TO no avail, arl So alarm
ing did my case appear that nv frie,.ls cn-.rt,in
ed serious fears for my recovery.
At this juncture purchased hottie Of TT-i,t7r'y
Baisa7, and AZ once began 70 nen1. an5 bv the
time two bottles hal been exhausted, ~ emit rely
recained my health and strength.
DEAN GRAY. JR.,
of the firm Of Loomjs Lewis & Co.
FBeware Of vile and worthless. oo,.n.,,rsfs
The only Genuine, Pl-s, VI f-iuq1 Rs,,7v7 the
name Of az. BUTTS" written with pen. and the
printed name Of the proprietor7. s. w. FOWLE &
co. IN the outer wrapper
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4 DIFFERESCF.
AUCTION stLr OF

nEWEY'S Hams are smoked only by himself;
This Segars are smoked by everybody.
Feb Sth, 500. dawtf
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ADV ERTISEMENTN.
NEW BOOKS.

4 nswer to Hugh Miller and biologists, by Da-
= yries.
An Appeal to the People by C. E. BeecIer.
The >till Hour; OF Communion with God by
A. Phelps.
Received and for sale by
FULLER.
Burlingt.n. Fob. u. 500
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FOR CHILBLAINS. DR.. Sweets Iuial
liblo Linimeut is an immediate and eT,,tual rem
edy. For sale everywhere.
daw2m
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4 GIFT, valued from Tue Dollars to One Hun
DIRE! Dollars guam ,oith svery Book
sold at Retail Price!
At leastlwatch is guaranteed to every II books!
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USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD By STATIONERS
sPALDING-S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BV DRUGGISTS
sPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HoUsEFURNISHING STORES
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERs
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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a
American Institute, New-York,
Mechanics Association Boston,
franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
Mechanics Institute, Baltimore.
Metropolitan Mechanics Insti
tute Washington,
Mechanics Association, Cincinnati
Kentucky Institute, Louisville,
Mechanical Association, st. Louis,
Mechanics institute. san Francisco
and at hundreds of County Fairs.
The Lock-Stitch made by this Machine is the
only stitch that cannot be raveiei, and that pres
ents the same appearance upon each side of the
seam. 1t is made with two threads. one upon
each side of the fabric, and iaterocked in the
center oft
Purchasers in this vicinity can obtain Machines
of US, cheaper by the cost Of transportation, than
at the Factory, at the Central 4 sency Of the
pany, or at any other place in the Country and
will in addition be gratuitously instructed in the
use Of the Machine.
6. W. & C. C. BENEDICT
No. G College st.
Burlington v
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vi, ,,as,1, D,,,-. W - C,I,- It., W. L 30
Gars.. HENRY c. sPALDING & CO.,
Box No. $500, New York
Put for Dealers Cases containing four eight and twelvs
beautiful Lithographc ShoCad accompanying zach
package
Bs- A single bottle q SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
annually every household -en
Sold by al prominent Staouers. Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country should SPALDING's PRE-
PARED GLUE when making list II vii any
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lust RECEIVED, at JELLrsoy's, beaut
- full assortment of FANCY SILKS,
Panic Prlcss.
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YOUR CONS TITUTION TAINTED

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
! York. Assets over 81 500, 600
Burlington, Vt. March 9. S. WIRES, Agen
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cPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDTNG's PREPARED GLUE!
sPAIDIyGs's PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES!
rCONO1Yr DIsPATCHI
ss"A s1r1cH N Tine NrSE"-sr

ECONOMY! OIsFa1Oh'
eS-"A s11rcH IN TINE NISE-"-Sd
tiU haPp>n in ergurtsa I1silie' Is
very and convenient for repair
ing Furniture. TOYS. Crockery &c
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
ell such emergencies and household afford to b
without H. II always ready up the sticking point
There il no longer necessity mpiug chairs pntee
dolls broken cradles 1t is just the article
for cone shell popular with ladies'
Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation used cold being chemically held
In solution possessing the valuable qualities Of the best
cabinet may used the place o ordinary
uucilage, being vastly adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MIA Brush accompanies each bottle PRICE, Is cents
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LIFE F&NARINE INsU RANCE
IAN prepared to take Insurance in the following
4 frst-class Companies, at far rates, viz
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WICKING.

IN BALES Wicking just received and for sale
AO by the bale, pound, o- ball,
at tho Corner Store,
LTMAN'S.
Feb. ., 1850. dlwtf
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QUARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co,
u Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
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FsNHE FOLLOWING PARCELS OFRF4T. Is
I TATE win be sold az PUBLIC AUCTION
at my Store, on
SATIIRDAY EERRL- NV oitL 1Ssn
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UTESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Mass Capital, Sl5O,00O
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HARD & FRENCH, Solicitors. VS.
burlington, Feb. Is, 1850.
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Y q a Y 6 t y ( q

Il y y ] Z g
TIVE FOLLOWING PARCELS or RF&T. Is
4 TATE viii be sold az PUBLIC AUCTION.
at my Store, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25tl. 1860.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Iar-e and connexions T.eo-st.vy P-;k
D1r.iing H7ge, and about l-Sth of ar acre Of land
the east side Of eV street, r,vao,l and t,erial
hv the late ISAAC Dow The abav. property win
be sold for the Administrator. under an order IF
the Probate Court Terms. $40 cash: balance I'm
one or two years-annual interest, scared by
mortgage.
ALSO-the two large Tir7-s'3rU R-'-t ps~sI,rpq
Houses on the west side Of Locust street and zaown
rs the Lovely HoUsFs. with about 18th OF an aero
Of land attached to each.
Also, 18th Of an acre Of land on sai3 Locust ST..
nearly opposite said Houses Terms l-2d cash;
balance in ono and two yoars,-a.rr bly, to am
order of the Court Of Chanccry
Also. the following described Pevz in the LIST
Cab. Congregational Ctu,~b. in said Burlington:
Nos &C, 81, So 81, l0e. lo7, and 1872 pqrt of
No. SO. Al o Nos. s, @, 10, % AMI % ia the Gal
lery Of said Church.
IA. FDGELL, Auctjoueer.
Burlington, Feb S, 1850. daw2w
GLOVE CLEANER.
A French and economical article for Kid Gloves.
a For sale hv
daw TUE0. 4. PECK
DERSTAN CALM The great thing for Teeth.
Shaving, Pimples. Ton and Complexion.
daw TgEo. n. PECK.
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GLOVE CLEA.ER.

A French and economical article for Kid Gloves
= For sale bv
daw TUEO. 4. PECK.
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Watches given away!

Solicitor for Orator. w32w3
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NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE co, Oswego
New York Capital, $50 000.s
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CONNECTICUT FIREINSURANCECO CO., Hart
y ford, Conn Capital, $500, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-15


BRoKAw--GorrD-u Newark, n. j., on Wednesday
November IA by tho Rev Dr. Mich us, Isaac " BsoKAw
OF New York, TO Miss E1Ik daughter Of joseph Could
ESQ Of The former place.
BUIIocK-Lx Cal lin this city, by she Rev. Dr. s
NcMcbaes, SHxDos BULLOCK 70 Mas CIArpNK In GAL,
both Of this CITY.
BAKsxrr--CoDEI AT Chri.ts church, Brooklyn, on
weoEesohy, November IL, by the Rev. Dr Csnleld,
GEORGE W. eARsrT1 TO ADELAIDE vIsGyIA CoDgu
DIT yKsr-wmI1usEY On Tuesday. November 10,
81 Old Say brook, Conn., Mr. r. H. Dr yxRxrr OF Jersey
City, IN Mas MANY wHfITrssy, Of the former place
HrRRAHD-hCkAr LA Hootlyn, on Wednesday, No.
sember IL, by the Rev. Mr. West, Il RAKKuEoo HrmsRD
70 hARGAssr g MCKAY, daughter Of Samuel ~ Mckay,
Fac all Of Brooklyn.
nEEKr-NAssisG -u Eeu Durham, New Jersey,
Tuosdsy, October 80, BY the Rev John rhompsoa,
yourgess daughter OF STEELE Manning, Esa, OF se~
Durham.
AcIWxvT-RARx --On Wednesday, November Z, .,
the Bedford street Methodist Episcopal church. the Rev
DR. Strickland Jous MoDxRsrr, OF New York, 20 EMILY
A.. daughter of Daniel Barnum, Esq OF Jersey cisy.
PooIr-hmGs 100 Tuesday evening, November 10, NJ
Grace church srookyp, BY the Rsv Dr. vinton, iAsru
Poos 70 jena A. daughter Of Charles A. heigs, Eco,
eli OF Brooklyn
srRAr-NAorr -ou Sunday ostober -. By Rev r. NJ
johnson Csc Srnan 10 PAMELA NAorx, daughter Of ID
\. Magic all Of 3rootlyn.
T1Drs-BRoaprrr In Jersey City, on Thursday, No
vemher s. by the Rev. J. fsmh pastor o 81 Matthew'S
church, Mr. a. ID Tnpss 10 hss MARY BaoADlsr, ali Of
the above place
wmsnrs-KrG lin Brooklyn, on Wednesday, No.
venber II by the Rev Henry J. YsnDyke, Dr. WM. Nc
NEIL wHsrya, OF Baltimore Of The late Col. q. W.
Whistler, 70 Ina RsrsRp, daughter OF Mr. Ralph King.
wufAss--f1rwB i'm this city, on THURSDAY, Noven.
Der s. b. the Rev DR. Colt o Bridgeport, Coon WILLIAM
X WILLIAMS TO kAu bornr PfrxR
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BtAsrY.-on Tuesday, November IL, Of dropsy, Man
cAErr Ass ri Any, in the 3slh year Of her Ngs
The friends Of deoeased respectfully invited % at
tend the frpera from her late residence North Tenth
sweet, near First street, Williamsburg, this lrhars1ay)
moving, at uipe O. socs
BrRKr-oo rGosday evening November 10, OF short
AMI revere sichpem, wuilsv the beloved sca o. John
and Hsuors Burse, n the 1870 year q bis ace
The friends Of the fani I'D ite oicer' sA3 -rhc-s
Of The Montsonery Gunrd respectfully lrvttt q .
tend The funeral. irn ~ resiocpee g ne pieus N3
s5s Jberry street. this hnrsfayl afternoon, q h1f rss
ope O'CLOCK ~unnut fur,nrr INVITATION
BskRpsIEi In Brookyp, Wetres3aT, EoFsrher
IL, NspY Ann, wie Of ". n Basfdslcyi " Gre tsst
year Of her age
The frienor ana relative. ~ a. fsfg a-t ysssot
Fuiiop avenue, fssons houle from Hall street, .s
(rhursdayl sfterr' 90, at two o'clock
Borr. 600 q Henry and Anna Bonn, aged 1 year 1
months and days.
me fricnds AM soquantsuces o. The family respect
two O'Clock from the residence Of his parents, No 81
corsry -on "wednesday mornlps, November IA, a, sin
o'clock Tnvpk-s CorSg native o. Frame and an old
and faithful domestic IN the family OF VIM Coils, ved
near 70 years.
fally invited 10 ssesd funeral this Thursday AFTER.
noon II two O'Clock precisely from No 40 Market street
The remslns viii be Inferred In the family ground At
carnsvlsp ---on Tuesday, November 10, Roassr, son
of Robert and DEBORAH Churohward, aged 70 years 2
months and days.
tend the funeral, this Thursday afternoon. at oa,
O'Clock, from bis late residence No sio fsci, stree,
Brooklyn.
ooolT On Nonssy, November IL, Jous Ccotr, age
ibe relstves and frerds o. tho family are to,fu
invited 10 attend Tho funeral shis Thursday morn ine
Of ten O'Clock, from his late residence, No i3s Baxe
street
CoAPxAs On Tuesday, November 10, Mrs. Hapn,s
1 ColTs1s. ased % years and months
me restves and friends q ,he iSniiy, ao those o b.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is 1860

oopndng 10 their honor, patriotism and ohivalry. We
are ready and eager 70 contend for and maintain al their
ray hope must hs 70 their earnest ana
operation. VIII they rem ain with u leave uss We
II s 70 40 OF our country
come the splendid spectacle OF united and irresistible
party which, trampng do IN the ogot and tho fanatic
whose false and odous hereses about The negro race have
too long disturbed repose. will psce the constitution
with all lis sanctions and guarAntees 10 such position
ard keeping that every American csen In oil parts
Of country shall under n ~ae execution, have pro-
lection for all hs property and an equal enjoyment with
his fellow Of all the territory - Of all the welfare which
In The name Of our past history. the name Of hu-
manity regulated by liberty. civilization and progress
ties Of fraternity good ~ that ought TO
tweea the South and the national Of the NORTH
70 fate OF this battle 70 w. oars il common
cause The attack In made here Trust tho defence TO
u.s. we VIII I resist the snsmy suoOssslay We have
miDent peril now thresteniDg the country,
vi. thu. survive the shock and preserve, unim oAired,
composed Of free and equal white men.
making this appeal ut the seat uncsure, We are
mpeed only by the already presented
but BY the evidence daily scoumulstpg that
tnniy to the the South viii pursue Is seriously
endaDseng our various business interests and render
ant disastrous than that Of from the effects OF which
We have scarcely yet revived Such result would be
all the interests depending upon IT, but would entail
Thousands of democratic brethren during tho
COMM winner, not TOT much longer pefod want
suffering 70 . fearful extent.
To brethren this State who have nooly stood
by our flag IN the late canvass, tender heartfelt
congratulations Badly prepared for the contest yet
made gallant stand Our men were not numerous, but
they are honest fearless add heroic They compose At
this moment the only democratic party In this SgateA
fact which all other organizations protesting 10 entertain
democratic doctrines win ere long sckno ~iedee. We
must not rest or rust 10 ignoole rtpose, but At
once ard In the utmos diligence proceed TO perfect
eanzaton throughout the city, State nation and pro-
pare when an election again occurs 10 obtain over all
ne Ouat IN
thing may occur 10 prevent achievement admirable,
and that when next President OF the Uuted States lie to
be chosen those States still remain together in the
same bond OF union which connects them now, the tie
being made more secure by the well established enforce
mept of the political creed which dlstpgu shes tho ma.
tional democracy
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
Philip W. EDes, Josish W. Brown,
Gustavua W. Smith, y ". Byrdsal
John A. stemer, Thaddeus =. Mott,
James D. Flynn
TUE GENERAL OoMsurEy
g. W. SAITH, Chairman.
WILLIAM CASTwEIL. oo....,
JAMES HusroS, N'
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pUBLIC nxErfso OF MeRcaANrs,


On Monday night last the department seat
OF their officers 70 after the schooner william L. Cop
well which pccsed having been niei out for The
savs trade On arriving Al vcssc which lying
SIDE OF Bsdocs snd the officer called cut 70 the
beave the Anchor preparatory 10 having the schooner
broush, ssaD 70 the city The order was dsregArded
and therefore portion Of the tho cutter
harriet Lane placed board, and the vessel
Brought up 10 New York The crew and mate, In al
.cven persons were portions OF the Of other
captured slsvers Zone Of which the Kate lying
IN the Atlantic dcck) and spoke mostly oreiga tongue
they were described 70 usly Get Of fellowan The
captains name vas Good vin They stated their desti.
nation vas 10 hare been 81 Thomas. Of the West
The A,snto dock but the night too fars for
that purpose and abe was therefore brought rp 70 the
font al ihs Battery until morning, when she wM
taken iu,s .be dock TO be 1nladsn.
vh~ tur reporter vsea the dock but portion Of her
cargo, which bad been taken IN 81 various places, had
esea discharged therefore tbe whole contcou % me
vessel cori MT be asoertaned, but the cargo
aud stares a. far - brsush, b light, give amosf
ur .suiable evidence Of the niendsd paypose OF the
voyage N be made Forther than this, the april.
cation at the Custom House for ceasance bad bssn
resed and without papers sbe hsd taken her pilN on
beard with uasoubted intention N slipping out Of
the harbor before sunrise possible although they stated
they stould pot sailed rl morning Up 10 the time
when our re.ss,er len the vessel claimant for the
owneYsb'p o. either the schooner or cargo bad been
foun. And sAid the crev have also now dsappeared
fbe st,res cops,t Of oil kinds OF wines sprip, fancy
,ares &c sufficient for voyage around the world In
At adj ~ short TRIO OF about three weeks Large quaint
ties Of beef fpws and other nrst class provions ssrs
~ several Thousand feet OF ooee lumber eighty eros o.
hrs arse number Of casks 81 rice, several ooxes Of
muskets crates IL crockerv, hrse quan,ny osnco
and cntton oloth caudrons In cases an unusual qusn
a. water kc rbe dischnging OF the schooner SUI
going on rapidly under the superintendcncc Of inspectors
q the revenue department
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This Republican General Com uaittss.
RESOLUTIONS REGARDIEG THE RESULT OF THE LArH
ELECTION.
The Republican General Committee met last evening, t
els Broadw Mr. Daniel D. Conover In the chair After
arranging for primary elections 80 oe held next Toes
day evening, the following resolutions adopted
Resolved, that greet our countrymen every where
with hearty congratulations upon the great Of
1890 and rejoice With them In the national character
freedom mantaips benceor ward neither silence
an uDmaDly denial of her aha be the way 70 in.
fuence public trust.
Resolved, That well content to bear the
quences OF eectng Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency
With due respect declining to solicit from him any
precision OF bis opinions purposes his resignation
President elect TO sooth the tumuIt OF any dis
turbeys OF the public peace wheresoever believing that
he will be just as ready to do the one a. the other
Resolved, That having full confidence In the stability
OF the government our fathers made have fears OF
its disruption by defeated politicians Of any State There
the power and the will 70 defend the constitution with
forbearepce but without faterpg
Resolved, That having achieved triumph In the State
and nation, ID duty 10 the city also, and
acknowledge the obligation 70 deserve by honorable nom
nations the support Of all good characterization we
abhor, 90 operation we invite.
The above resolutions ecited long and stormy dis
cushion, but we're finally adopted BY majority vots
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prprrSs CorRr-riscrrr Part Mos 500, lon, 1b1l
1909 1895 1877 1881 1885, 1887 I54t 15t7 1870 1851
1858 1901 145i 1as3, 1852 Tt5, ISL Put2-18ls 1870
$50 1873, 1904 1907 s2e, es5, 1eo2 1904 1906 1905
1910. 1917 1914, 1915 1918. 1920. 1922, ls2t -.
coxsos pIs,s-part Mos 2so5, 23o6, 2ls4 21os,
23a2 To add Including 23si 22so, 2sos. Part 2sAme
az ysstercsy, with <62o. :.
90
srrrrop corrr Part f-Room No 10, third nsor So.
preme Court Baidinr-Nos 1908 1902 1913 lOxI i0Is,
les ioa7. 1851, To5 a72 n looTIs es7 sse, Tie io4i
Part 2-A6ourned 10 Moo,ay
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The Black Republicans or wall Street.
Look ON This Picture, and then ON

From the New York Daily Times Nov s.
AN APPEAL 10 BUSINESS MES.
Strive appeal 70 you, MOI partisan but % good
citizen and man Of business
We believe that continuation OF the prescn, reverish
and unsettled state OF the public mind, continued for
four months longer, win be disastrous 10 all the
cal relations Of the country
be election Of President by the people, In that
the question goes 70 the House Of Representatives
balIosns, TIL Congress rises the 4th OF March when
only the Senate interfere and choose Of the Vice
Presidential nominees - Acting President
In The meantime the country Wi be convlsed by threats Of
dtsunton cn the hand and defiance the o,ker, BY
stan, appea to SECTIONAL possi' the utter neglect Of tA
real ssre's q ne country and in large dsree, TO 0eir
Whatever may be our individual po,loa proclivties
any chance OF being chosen President BY the people
be not get the this State the election must
ss MADE ~ Ssess end s sy .%
tvan9saiy 70 e'us ne 1s cd at nov needed 70 in
Mss imply question Of self defence and OF self pre-
servation. No true business man, Il seems 70 w. who
understands his IN interests can disregard the peal
made 70 him In this peculiar crss OF public adairs. We
,Cdnt peace ond not pant and there oay way lefl
BY which IL can be secared.
Vim. Booth ls.s Presi Jne 9; Green,
dent Am. Tx B&nk), u " 5 Roosevelt,
shepard k.sep president ! G cS @s.,s
J1o Twin Z Wiii.a. dresden, David = thompson,
). Q Jones prssidsns Che ] q aoss,
Jas s'e sais.ia dresden. Ma Psi.s.h Peril h
tioual BAnkl Ratnboue,
Isaac Seymo (CAshier Daniel Appleton,
Bank OF North America), Abner Chichester,
RobL c. Goodhue, Isaac Bailey,
s. Imam, and 2Ia others.
PUBLIC MEETING OF MERCHANTS.
The undcrseneo beving that the election OF Lin ,oln
the only means Of preveutinx The ansercnce Of the
contest for the Presidency " the hAlA Of
Rrers, where would be certain 70 renew In inteusi
ned Town. the Threatening Of ast
winter, and thus subject 10 fearful
peril Than any has htherto encountered and believing
that the INSCRIPTIONS efforts msking BY Leading
tsans Of the present and their organs
a q the popular vote BY threats and other applissoss
calculated 70 destroy corfdce persiss bssnes' end DE-
precsofe The ruue Of properly, deserve the indignant
bake OF ever good citizen, cordially invite merchants
and all others entertaining similar views 70 meet the
steps Of nerchans' Exchange, this (Monday) Afer
noon 81 three O'clock 70 Join In ths public expression Of
their sentiments.
PsIatah PERT, Charles n. MsrshsIi,
Jonathan Sturees, william Dodge,
william A Booth, Shepard Knapp,
James Gsllasun, George 9ris ~old, Jr.,
A A Low, James O. King,
John G. Green, Robert II hcCurdy
Morris ketchum, John Austin stovens, Jr.