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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-10-04

Of Government TO protect the lives and property
Of its citizens. s-s. IS D. az s.s 500. J. Il
Is. That . Railroad to the Pacific Ocean Is
imperatively demanded by the interests Of the
whole country that the Federal Government
ought to render immedia and efficient cid in
its constructions; and that as preliminary there
to. . daily Overland Mail should be promptly
established.
IL. Finally, having thus set forth our distinct
i've principles and views, we invite the so-opsrs-
tion Of eli citizens however differing on other
questions, who substantially agree with rs in
their sfiirmance and support
Resoirsd, That We deeply sympathizs with
those men who have been driven, some from
.heir native States and others from the states Of
their adoption, and are now exiled from their
homes on account Of their opinions; and We
hold the Democratic party resp0nibls for this
gross violation OF that clause Of the Constitution
which declares that the citizens Of each state
shall be entitled to all the privileges and immun-
tiles OF citizens in the several States.
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1hlNGp- rbh = of DlSEAskS IN
AIN fvkMs,
PROFESSOR HENRY :. TAYLOR, MD.
It Tells You How to attend upon the sick. and how
to cook for theu how TO prepare drinks.
PouhIees. DC. and how to guard against
injection from Contagious diseases.
It Tells You vi the yaIiuus disease nf Children,
and gives the bes. and SIMPLEST mode Of
Treatment, during Teething & onr aasiens,
Vaccinations. Hhoop..g-eoush, Measles,
It Ellis You The symptoms Of Cronp, Cholera In
fantum, Col c, Diarrhpa, Worms. SCALED
Head, kngsorm. Ih.cken-roA, &c, and
gives you the ,.st rel".dIes tor their cure.
1T TELLS SOL The symptoms 81 Fever and Asue,and
B+Riuus. \ elio~- 1yphss- Scarlet and other
fev.rs. and gives .vu the best and sinh. est
remedies tor their cure.
1T TELLS YoI The sympt MS of Influenza, Consunp-
ton. D!gels .a.E Asthu.a. Drulsy. 1eut,
Rhenastisui. Lnu,ago. Er, sipe.as, DC. and
gives you tb. hest remedies Tor their
1T TELLS iUo The symptoms of Cholera Mon.Us. Ma.
iguani ChoIera. Snail p"n. u. s-uI.Ty.
cramp. Disease. OF the Bladde-. ksdr-t..
and Liver, and the best resrlrs soE E1=t-
1T TELLS hOU The symptoms 4 P!=arlsy, Mumps,
Neuralgia. Ap"liexy Paralysis, the various
Diseases vi the throat. Teeth. Ear and Eye,
and the test rc.l.sa4,s tnetr cuYe.
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms VI EIiiepsy Jaundiee,
iiies, Rupture a.-ea,es OF ths lear Hem
orrliase. eberal Dise tses. and IA DIR uhouia,
and gives the uest remedl es for tiisIr cure.
IT TELLS iVu lne test AID s,mi lest Treatment for
Wounds. Broken Bone and Dissertations,
sprains. Loeklaw. Fever Sores, y nI,c Swell
hngs, Ulcers. Whitl"~s Boti, curry, Burns
and sCrVluia.
1T TELLS iot VI the various diseases pee liar to
W"meh, and gives The hes. and simple
remedies t"r ther cure, together with many
'aiuaitc -ts Tor The pre- sery aton OF health,
The work ~ writes III plain language from med
zeal terms. >" as to ne easily Understood while lis
pl. recipes may sase3 h.ahy tines the cost Of
tue toUs. ~ IL printed clear md nlei, type:
iaustfated Will APPROPRIATE eEEfavmgs, and Mn he
frn arie,. e. III ada.ess, Leati, bound and postage
paid. Oh FeesG, et 3 w.
- (l,f. / ~ "a CAN be madeh enterIris
~3O ing men every @i.trc in
selling toe -r'ss work, inducements 10 ali such
Yer. ii.- lst copies vi the BOOK, Er
terms agents. with other ILIcruatioL, xlI y to or
john +. Potter, Publ saer,
tD2- nc No. oil Sal sen ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Testimonials of the Horace Waters Pianos
ANA NleiUlleOiAs.


1.-The Piano came 10 haid IN hrst rate ORDER Ii IL
beautiful instrument and 40 mistake. Lee q Walker,
Phttade!Phta. "a.
John Hewitt. Of Carthage, New York. who has had
one 81 the Horace Waters flaos writes as foiluws-
- A TREND OF mine wishes me to purchase piano for
her. She likes the one you soi he ia Dece,rr, l-56
Ny piano Is becoming ioPuia' III TINS place. ana INK
/ can introduce one OF two more tn-y viii be
popular than any other make
~ have two OF Waiers Pianos in Use in our sem
mary. OF which has been severely tested tor three
years, and We cai testify 10 their good ATTY ana du
rabhty. Hood q GrsgSry, .ho"M Carrot, ne,
III. YATES, Ess.-Dear SIR; Having used one VI
your ,o p"'' nave .oah" III
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uOcll 4 WhilehOusc.
LUMBER.
HlIlNGLES.
SQUARE TIMBER.
LATH. Ac., &c.

Which they are determined to sell ~ cheap as
can be purchased anywhere in the city for CASH
our motto is "QuIck sales and small Profits '
ANY order from the country will he promptly
attended to; as much so AS il the purchaser was
present.
Mr.. HOch having b en- eh aged in the Lumber
business for the last nine year. in this City nat
ters himself that he will lie able to render con-
plete satisfaction to Customers. Give US Il call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Musca'ine, iowa. April list lsGN.
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lN0Os S0@&cT Arrange me ntS. 1850.
r.
mississippi and Missouri r r.
IN and after Monday, April 9th 1870, and
~ until further notice trains will leave ba,
port, Tor Muscatine Iowa City. and Columbus Cih
isundays eNceptea)as follows:
LIST LXircss tfail al ,,o n
rams leave Iowa City a> follows:
Isl Express Tram at AK D II
Mail tan leave Washington at aea. ~, y n
Leave Wilton junction. for Musca,int:
list Mail train al y:lVA A..
Sd Express Train al 4 .1or. n
Leave Mus a,ine Tor Junction:
LIST Mail ualn at s.rO Al
I'd EXrieSs tain AT :. 4a,u y Al
Leave j notion for Iowa City:
LIST ENpir-~ tram It 9IO n
Trains leave davenport for Chicago at o.35
A. and Ia I. ". g
Passengers gong west make direct connec ,ions
with The N's'c'h stage Co.'S stages for all points
west. ~. rs-# s.rt
The morning train going last connects Mt CHI
CAGO JUNCTION. with the Michigan southern al.
teru"ou tain; passeng, rs Thereby save all delay,
Connections made NJ Mnsv utine with the regular
packets for Burlington, keokuk. st. Louis &C.
Passengers going east make direct come ctions
At Rock Island " it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
X. Il. trans, for ali points east, nth and north.
Also with the tatna, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
Passengers ale reminded Of the necessity OF
givils distinct directions As to the destination
Of their baggage. Also 10 proc ure kets before
taxing THEN seals in the cans.
April ist ls.o. J. F. TRACY. sMpt
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EY { A N D EAR
WILTON BOTANIC INFlRNARi.

The public are respectfully NH y. M
MNS tnat an infirmary is establ'shea la. Of
Pennsylvania House, in the ..5S;eh
Mi,l.n Junction. Muse stine County, low. -%ar
is now open for the reception Of apple .s s1d.
the afYiicted, either acute or chronic. o. sn..sMe
"a names and natures. may be cured II ear ..el
All patients will receive the best attention. ~
rs boarding. nursing. and medical ava ~ o.s
most reasonable terms. There will oe w rya
spared. in making the stay Of all. who ".y .sss
this institution with their patronage psdep
and agreeable. where the Blind Will &c -
zee, and the Deaf to hear. For part.u.;rsL
Circular. DR.. MILLER, T'"of
wilton, Tune 7th. 1854,
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sabbath School Books Published by thi

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book, No.
!, contains 80 tunes and hymns; Price cents each.
dHia's per hundred. the Anniversary and sunday
sch"oi Music Book. No. contains tunes and hy
price ceihs each. dol. per hundred. The Ahnlver-
sA9 ana SUNDAY school Music Book No 5, contains
oO thrs ana hShs Icents each, dol per humid
Inc Anniversary and >unday-schuoi Music BOOK. No,
T. lsho" ready II contains ~ tunes and hy INNS; price
cents each, doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and SUNDAY school Music Book combining Nos. and
= with several additional pieces, contains - times ad
hymns; prace cents each, dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book. Nos. and !; No. ! CON
ta.s IL tunes and hymns. PRICE cent; No. cohtaiLs
u tunes and by price cents each. dolls. lit;
postage cent each. The SABBATH School Bell con-
Isl tunes mns price II cents racn dolls.
hundred, postage two cents each; elegantly
~ cents each, ID dollars per luhdred. CohgegaloLa
Sugingan eight page tact-Irce 20 cts per dozen, Is
dollars per hundred.
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Triton Tanncry.

H. 4 J. J. DAIRY would announce TO the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH.
Err tor customers on the shares. or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides
We have a Fl re assortmene OF Leather on hand
which ~e will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton, Angr-. 10, lsGa. .s. -.
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TiDton Hacks
hxs.RA THEsubseriber wall run hack
1 each way DAILY
BETW LEN Upton AND WILTON!
And from I iptOn 10 OniOa station.
His charges are reasonable.
Extra lacks furnished TO convey passengers to
any point in the lnterler.
for particulars enquire At the Buckeye House,
or Of 4. =. CURTIS.
Upton August 20, 1853.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS.
THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
N0S4 Is the Time In lnyeAf

Now Is the Time to Invest.
THE undersigned offers to the public the fol.
i lowing aearatie aud valuable property, a,
very low rates and easy tel ms.
go acres Of choice prairie land in Delaware
county, Iowa:
800 arrss in Tama county:
$50 acres palaly improved in Cedar county.
d. Ii gItiulIy located AID Gcs gled for q pIail,
and stock iarln, thin Hiles OF the count, :, al
Also. 1870 acres %; Timber land;
Also, 300 SalnsbL. Town Lots, IN Stars
Addition.
For particulars As To price. terms and locality.
Inquire oi the unuei gned, Is Ui ii 4. PIATr,
Office in the BASEMENT OF the ueN court house:
J. Ii. STARR:
Upton, February 9TH lS,O-G
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The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering. and all other kinds OF Mason
Work, The coming season. One Of them with d
ways Be found st the New COur, House.
Tipton. Jan. ~. SO. (5y1D THOMAS Golden.
TO hOUsEKEEPERs.
OMErHlNG NEW-B. 7. BABBlTT'S BEST
y MEDICiN AL SALERATUS
Is manufactured from common salt, and
10 prepared ent rely different from other n
ID Saeratus. All the deleierious matter ex- OF
tracted In such . manner as to produce
Bread. Biscuit, and all kinds Of Cake, with
out containing particle Of Sarratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked thereby pro-
.x. ducing wholesome results. Every particle ~
shronrh the bread and seua While bsns
consequently nothing remains but rommon
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive, by the taste Of this saleratus, that
no it is entirely different from other saleratus 90
% 1t is packed in one pound papers. each 10
wrapper branded. "B T. Baihitt's Best Med
icinaI Saleratus;' also, picture, twisted loaf
Of bread, with glass Of efervescing water
on the top. When you purchase one paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper and be ~
~ particular to get the next exactly like the ~
6rst-tFand u above. - -s E y ~ =
Full directions for making Bread ith this
6aleratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar,
viii accompany each package; also, direc-
- tions for making all kinds Of Pastry; siso, 80
* for making Soda Water and sedli,x Powders ~
MAKE YOUROwN SOAP with B. T. BAB-
bits PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength ofortiinary
o. Potash; put up in cans-l H., ? lbs. 3 lbs, a.
q 6fs., and ~ li,s.-with full directions for q
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find tbir the cheapest article in market.
Manu- facl ured and Tor sale by
n q, SO, &c, 20, 7s & i Washington st., "a
81 New York, ~
and No. 30 India ST., Boston.
nxii:vii:ly
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New NAussc !..sskarah Jane Lee v'..Non~
and Chorus.
4 VERY BEAUTIFrL FLOWING MELOby. 9th
easy accompaniment; can he sung 10y children n.
wen as adults, AID will soon become one of the mo.,
popular songs Of the day Sentiment Of the word, er
ce'lent Price % cents; maiseh free Just published
by HORACE WATERS
May 20 10y No. 1873 Broadway, New York.
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Gn0a4s3 SHEET MUSIC. from all the publish.
ers IN the L. S Bertini's, Iiuntin' 5 and
W. ~ Modern schooI. and all kinds OF ins,rlc-
tio,. oons '"r the above instruments; Church Music
BOOKS Music elegantly bound Music Paper. and all
Kinds OF Music Merchandise. at the Low Il ST RATES
Ne" PIANOS. AT SIS, S.CU S..sJ. $3.50. and up to
~" Second Hand Pianos from So up to SloV New
Meoncoii, S4o, Sbu SO, Sl,O, and up to $.a; Sec.
end Hand Meiodeons from So to So AieAal,ure Or
gains, with hke stops 100, nine stops les rs, tilr-
teen Stops 80, go and 3H. fifteen stops. 3au and 3.j;
heSa'lfe organ Accordeons-a new instrument just
ihported-frce 80 and b dollars. l,eral disectat
to Clergy men, Churches, Sabbath Schools. Semlipes
aud Teachers. The Trade supplied at the usual tr.d.
a
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

m JOEL JONES, President.
JAS b. ALyORp, Secretary.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice Pres. 4 Treas.
Insuranccs against losses by fire.
5-Losses promptly adjusted.
s.lAfES, Agent. Upton. Iowa.
Dee. 18th, 1859.
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
333 Broad way, New York,
})ublisber Of nlusie, iilusie Books:

AND DEALER IN
P'a"os, Mefodsons, 1ieIardrs Organs Orgsn decor
desrs. .MartrH celebrated I'd other (turars no
Hns, F,ohnceHos, .1ccordsOns, Flutinss, Elstss.
Eoss, Cldrio"etts. Tr'dnstes 1upisg FOrks. Pipes,
snd hammers, P'ohn bers, beet Hafian strings,
Brass Instruments. for bands. Piano SfUofs. ssd
C0rcrs. and ankinds 0f yMasieaL Instranentl
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LMERSO Patent Sugar Cane Crusher, which should
70 hei~ hands ofevery Farmer,
r~r ssh ~ JAS. 4 q. 4. MA.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

TIE CAEvAss-ABAR-Ro0MD IALoGUR-ATPEMPT
AT PUsION--BLooDED CATTLE-A FLARE. UP
IN NEW. JERsEY-MARINE HOAX.
Hso<p Our Own Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81, 1860
This city is rapidly becoming political hive,
and without drones at that. InspEe of the sutry
evenings, the working bees cluster in and around
The various headquarters of the Peoples party
with a Juror of enthusiasm unknown before so
early in the campaign. The drill, moreover, Is so
complete, the Wide-Awakes the Continental', and
other bodies of young men so admirably organized,
and 30 powerful in numbers, that the great hive
arrows them off in swarms into all the nelghbormg
towns, over IN New.Je<sey, down even into Della
ware and Maryland, to take part in and add 70 the
interest of all local demonstrations outside Oh the
CITY. On these occasions q complete and hearty
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The Halyaz England Courier has the following
paragraph; age aud inirmity az length 80 far
prevailed, that the Rev. p. Bonte father OF Charlotte
Bronte Cuuer Bell has been compelled to cease from
active duty He preached his lat sermon in aaworth
Chur b on Sunday, the Olaf nit We believe that the
Rev. Mr.. Nichol husband Of Charlotte Bronte, will
become the incumbent Of Hawonh."
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Markers. Reported BY Tslesyopl.

B,L7rxEp sep. 2s-PLouR Gull and heavy Ohio h.,s =,
SIS "a WHgAT dol, sDd declined o. Red s SOS "a,
PRoyrsrss eul AID heavy. Mes Pork sls IS; Prim,.
ga 20 SIS LAsD, la!c coTFsE urn at a' 1i'ic wsnKf
dull II E.c
ALBAs5 SEPT %, 6p flour: deg and Hsht and ..Iss
limited WBE decline, gradually; s4s 9O bosh Red Mlch
gan at IS; sos bosh DO, shoat at 81 ~ pnsh Rsd
Site II u 30 bust fair Witt Michigan, at 81 Isl 1000
BARLEY is "a coed demand, md ceding; sales Of 900 bash,
o.r St t. at &c 80 bush 90 At sOe and 300 Csas-
It, II s55a36. CORN frneI .-les 100 bush Western
Mined not rtly PRIME 81 Vic WHISKY tales last eyening
and o-d,y 2,5 bbls at lSc.
CHcAGo SEPT IS FLors quiet and S9loc liver. WEs.r
tsady sales 50 oo bus, 0od1lc or No spring 8d83c-
for NJ Store COEN hrm ssl.s $50 bash at 80 Ia
Whset 600 bush Com % 900 bosh osts SHIPMENT
bhs Flu ~ 900 bush Wheat 1900 bub. Com FRsIsrs
10 2ic on What 70 Buffalo iisaT EXCHANGE on Now
70 l. Bgps I'd snced 10 lc premium
NEwOBLgAss, Sept Is Cor SAILS to-day 100 bales
prices esrr but queaon unchanged at ol 9Ois for Ma
s 80 tales aasi 20 500 b. time last FoGR
declining: ~ ia IS q eupehine TOBACCO hrn
Lug Of 5a4yc Fine Leaf iI2ste EEcHsss on London,
iga 49,. with bills OF .dpg V5}al08a SIGHT EXCHANGE
or New oh = psrt y cent premium.
OsVEGo Sept Is m.-tL0UA seady at % 20 for extra
sta IN COCO NIL ng chipping demand bit the frmness Of
No ~ 81 81 % JOsN he'd al SIC with aIe OF $50
Lut Illinois ct SIC OAr quiet AID unchanged BARLEI be
fuh' CANDIDA a. afca better Our,
bit without sral charge cram F'ur zoe wheat lci
oIIs ~ bus Whas $50 bsh Com, i32o 5u,h Barley.
Canal EYPokTs-2 200 bbl. Flour A. 200 bush Wheat, 6o
bush. Cem Z 100 bush Bailey. -,
RrrpaIo sept 2S p N FLOUR arket less firm with
moderate dem nd WHEAT in demand bat spUs and Clds
ae 40 lower; Winter steady SAILS Of 1900 bash No
Obi &c 90 '9s o. 6,h s ,sd oss sas IL "a
Cor OIL with ell 49,, Other ar cles nominal Ca
ssL FKEiGrs l7c on Wheat Ice Corn 70 NwYok LAEz
Corr II 70 bssh psry CASH EXPORTS 90 Dbls Flour,
lao co. bush. " heat, o. 900 bush Corn
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EORRISIb this city, Toesisy Sep Ss Scr u srsfse-
JsU's H. N'uis Fl Utcs Of mneton Of tho lang.
HOOKFR-Tn Albany, Monisy evening SepA ~ hyr,n NJ
in'snt son Of y,on ard Nsrguet Rocker
BAcFl-it Pc Ricbmord Staten Issand Monday seps
oged n yesfs
RANDALL Fort BBcl snan New Meyico Saturday Ass
u Ms julia s. RanJsl wife Of Nsn Horace handA Unsd
ets Army ytunsest daughter Of A. Bassst esq Of New.
London. Conn
BpfOE-OD sunday morning Sept 70 1t the residence ~ he
iathsr IN brooklyB, atsr IT and severe hnsss Jshn
skippob ". IN the 18th year Of bis
Tie funeral services will tJe place At Sands street Church
Brofklyp. WedDe'dsT Afternoon at locoa His heni
md 1 euds o. he family, respectfully Invited 10 attend
sTIART-ln Brooklyn, Moniay. Sop. ~ at oeD.l o m .
Pottrs Ly second Of James and Nancy Start .sss
year, ard 10 days
VAN ALMA Bergen, Tuesday nsrfDg eett IS J.eoh
PDyn infabI II PrDyn Van Allen aged month. and
GAYS
The relative. and friends Of tho far Nv repeatedly ,,v .
attend The funel from the h, Of his ssBSfther s a.
10y or tWednesday afternoon ssth ia,t \.
4 otloeh
wARHER-on Monday, Sept "a, Ct cOurum,son, Ann MAJ.
Nausr
He, fi, pd and III Of her brother Aexasasr ,ns .,
in I'd attend br foners from her late bone No sd go
st.eet WisDsboIgb, ednesdsy 1th Int !. oei-s
without further Do'ioe.
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ARTHURTon Tueslay Sept IS olPUslyis James Arthur a
native Of Dundee lan0, tle6 90 yeat Of bis
TIE r-stves and iues Of the isu AMI tn OF hi, sou
William Arhn, are respectfully invited to attcna bis
funeral or We tnesday, 20 inst O'Clock ON his
late residence Kent and Dehsb avenues,
withou' further invitation.
ABRoTTon Tuesday aong Sept 2s after short illness,
Edwin Dane youngest o. I'D Of Bejamn Vaughan and
BETH 4. Abbott OF this city, aged Ia N uths
BoWNEon Tuesday Sept Is Mary BOVINE in the 18th year
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the , fou he residence 4 her sol, Joep Is
BIewster No lJ Second avenue Thurda5 aterGoo. &
O'clock,
BEILBYln this city, Tuesday Sept 25 Thomas Belby
The relative. AZ hi~aos Of the family are respectfully Invited
oatnd his funeral Thnsdy Sept a. at ocioc 10.
BABCOCK-In Tuxton, Cortllnd County, N Y, on Frdsy
stit ~ Asa Bebcock, In the 73dyear o! biz age.
F0RD-on Monday Sept a. Ann Bedford native of the
city OF Lubiin Gg-d Il 3 sears.
BERRYln Brooklyn, Monday, Sept a. Codeia, vile OF
Richard berry, og,d t3 yeaIs and 10 days.
DE- Compressor Monday, Seft p, su!dspy Of cr mp,
sarob daughter OF John and Hannah M DE CJnires aged
years, q months ard days
Tie relatives and ieAds the fmiy are respectfully Invited
20 Atera toe fon'a Wednesday, at o'clock os the resi-
S ., Is d oa 9an s'f1p ner b ad.ay Her
DICKf Ns-n BrooLya on sunday afternoon Sep, "a VIM
D. ely ION Of allen C. and Mary Ann Dickens sed year,
ELLSw ORTH-At Wiudsorylle Hartford County, Cam on
satuIdey Aug %, 100 Joseph Ellsworth esq S6th
FITZPArRICK-In III city on Monday Sept, a ,n.r a
and months
Jersey City, Monday, Sept % lnl
oclocA Katy tahrenfoy ghter Of H. Fahrnh aSed
6ytats month and days - -
oibsOh-on Monday mon irg Sept "a, MngGe,, wife Of
W cod Hibson "a the G4d yeN a hes age
Ito relatives and friends Of any are invited 2, b.r
iuneal 1T her lats rsid No a. West az e.
on ~ edn.sOG zteTpocu 81 3 o'clock. =
NJ ahze onduIss o. ecuesday, Aug IS Of We low
fever hI II NY Hart Of Brooklyn IN h. 2 Year 81 ~ s
HFNkY-iu ihs city Monday SEPT q ater hinge H.
ilDsis. Jtne, oldest daughter OF Ronald and ay .n,y
Sasd u yeas months AID 9 dsya '''
NJ LLh-m this Cits, d. MondsN nj "A Aary,ra, Ksu,
rgpgh sr The te Jnfn X Kelly ihr lgth yef OF he
wife OF James hing ~ VIZ '''''u
LAsE-lg hs ~ Sunday Sept 90 hl fatherin Ia vs.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26
BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

THE DoUGt As DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES The Doug
les Democrats primary mestiOgs were held lts' evan
ing FOR the purpose Of leeog delegates 70 the County
Congressional, and Assembly Conventions There
wac fnll at all the po,, and great excite
ment prevailed. In nearly every ward Two or three
rival tickets were ruu. The Fourteenth Ward wit
amsburgl furnished fai' illustration Of the divided
state # Ii dismenbered Democracy, there b,iog no
ess than eight distinct opposing tickets In the field.
The County Convention i to nee' on W'dnesday,
18th inst, a. Nelson's HoteSio FlatoGsh Tbs City
Convention will meet in the city on Friday the 18Th,
and the Second Congressional DistrcS Convention on
Thursday tbs 27ts inst. Tue Firs' District Consrss-
siora Convention is to meet at East Ne S-Yofk on the
9th st. When these nominations completed there
will be three SITE of csnd dates in the ssld TIE Unon
men will support the Douglas ticket provided certain
candidates are nominated.