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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21
REMEMBERED,

The Grover Baker stitch is the only patented stitch and
strictly adapted to family The stitch is double,
ripped. The machine making this stitch seES from two con-
spoolsusngn shuttle requiring thread to be rePOo
ed finishes its it the most simple less liable to
arrangement to learn and operate Of any in use
possessing greater range Of capacity for family purposes than
any ether other or perhaps all other kinds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

The shuttle stitch Is sometimes called the lock stitch for eject
but lis al and the The stitch is made By merely
crossing threads The Of all By The fhu
Machines be fastened BY the hand needle prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine Is better adapted Manufacturers than 70
family
jan3l-dtW&w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

Put for Dealers Gases containing four eight and twelve
dvEena beautiful Lhegraph ShoWCHrd accompanying each
package.
single bottle OF SPALDRGs PRErAREp GLUE will save
ten times its cost annually to every household.1 U
Sold BY al prominent Saoner, Druggists, hardware and
Furniture Dealers, GroeerB and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should note OF SfAULDIEss Par
FAR GLUE when making up thelist twill stand climate
d .twEw1v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-21

Bne Grass, I0tys Glover, Herds Grass tlle rrf Al sth
e. RMS e. geld SEED On hand during the season..
Country Merchants supplied via aafan SEED On Caanou
iEn8-n RAMS 1a0vTv = M
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ACT III.
ANaryuvrnK Ncfhev-Nafch mak'rR Ia Old kngisnd-AA
archery old huuter BE- Prfvasp
Bor- DcDdrenrys Fearful Po~non-fo isr Dye turns
''crmson pDmorruv A vain Attempt N sn~eye-The
Litter 70 rlrrrnc~-1hs Appoir.men,-N urccas IA
Appearance "Jus vba was about 70 asxrA Council 81
war-The Ds,ry-The Country DO, and tbs DHtrvmsd-Aa
Prcsent-r the iairymso-Lovsa, first sght-fhss ~
hrsi usfnI gal I've this side The pondDundrcary ana
Prz-s-As. IN vicsorh1ve co, ths ship Health 70 ne
Tbrsefi-s BaIiGs III Ed~ard'-0ensra ConsiernaiIon-
Flrw kxpermepr IN Opening ChampAxne-Dundrsasf
has thds eye View 81 The Cork
ACT III
MAR Meredith and Asa w The Dairyrs description u NJ
bone N AmericaAn expensive hsherA nobse sscrf
hce-1he mill burned"Asa, you aboss'-roreoce's tine
~ xrrval-Ihs man n hero. and loves you'-nsrys 60
vented " ~ tr-pchard tnsnorCcyie bs.
reg heS cnps-Murcos, pocr-Asss determine
on seaipA blow s'rsfb from y. shoulderA ROB
bfry In good canse-Dundreary stu trying 70 sDeess
Coyies private slceA hunt for tbe rele~sr-Tfe sccr
drsver-AA ~ the tey-Coyes suddea appearance
"vulAn would rob mss'Apother knock down die.
covrry o. the release, snd ciscownfure Of CyeNurcosis
Of Forence- bis elemeniCe>rins q the clouds
Nurco.ts RewNd-krd Dundr- .Svs lAr dtassasr-Aar
mssnsnuiJ-A srsripI T az 5y5ssF + -'s A"'
In consequences Of the iengb of The Ccmsdy there VIII be No
Dsor. op.u Al hall pa,, o'ciocs crnmences precssly
PRf ~ OF ADMISSION.
Crvie and Parq 1ette %
Orchesrn One dollar
PARITY trre rs cents
rslcony Chars
Prvse and -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

Anew YORK AND HARLEM EArishOAD-SUMMER
~ arrangement for pleasure trnveL-rxns leave weny.
sirh street station foiows-oi5 A. MErprrss for Al.
George Lebanon SPRINGS and Lake Mnhopnc cnos~cng Al
Albany with New York Central Railroad sharon springs
Niagara Pals and all places West also for
toaa and AL points North BIS M-for yroton Falls
nectpg nj Goden's Bridge with stages lake wnscshuc
and nj Crufon Fails with Stages for Lake Msbopac 80 r.
M-vor Dover Plains, connecting at Godcns Bridge with
ssres for Lake Waecbuc and Of Groom Fa with stages for
LAKE MAhopac.
JOHN RURCHrrI. Assistant Superintendent
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~ Any LADY WANTS TO GET xARarrp, PLEASE
II A he FULTON Ho.el N NANDYkE.

i call si the Fulton Hotel NANDNkk
nrArRrNoNrAf.--A GENTtENAr. ~ YEARS or AGE
M Of good address and In the yiFlr a hesth desires
respondence With lady not above hts own are Win view
mairmony There ~ An exchange Of pbntogrsphs be
forv ~ the best OF references given. All corrps
rondepce CONFIDENTIAL ard be letters rsturned By mail de-
sired this city In reptcmber aod spend TIE win
nmerca, return IN March or April ~hen wish
be Red and proceed 70 Eurnre on tour % four r
months worth between thirty and ofy thousand DOL
lars should recure The lady 70 he worth n. sne amount
Address for two weeks H. VI W., Posf ohce New fors
tAgArRIvorY MADE EASY. OR HOW 70 WIN A
mi '--frriainirr rlair direcfcns.
rr hv 81 NAV tsby married irrespective q ase
anI The secret when acted uon eturesa speedy
cs.t ~ r.ilra stlrips ADDRESS Williams c., Publish
ga ~. IN, gos, olss, FhLAdePa>,
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RAILROADS.

INV 1UEh ~ HNHTlFN HNTTHOAT.
IN FARE TO ALBANY g.
On and after Monday Jure % sGC trnrs viii leave Twen
" sixth street station, New York. ~ follows
For Wllismsbrdgc and all why stations 40 III aud
SOP. NJ. for White Plains all sixion-. 40 and
r.. For whe Plans and All stations Cl5 from Wits
depot For Groom Fails. twenty s1b
depot, SIS A. stopping ut WIsrnsbrige aad ssztius
above. For Plains from Twenty sixth g
p Stepping bite Plains ant stations above; uhs
runs 10 Merton every Saturday EVENING" boo Albany from
Twenty sixth street fcpo l0S A. NJ express mai train.
stopping White Pia.ns bedford Crooa falls and s.oos
north.
wiz leave wlilamstrdrc Stopping Of all way rsiions GO
"a NJ ana Pm White Plains Stopping ut all sstons
and A. NJ. AS and y NJ over vlans etoupins III
stations north Of fordham A NJ this uaIa iesscs xer,,
Monday morning nj 52s CrUioa PALS z. stop
ping All rations north % rordham Albany NJ stop-
ping At all stations north OF White rrsins
JOHN BURCffrLL. Asst supt
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A RARE CHANCE-roR sALR-A NEW PANORAMA
"A Of The rctic Regions Isined BY Crit Glass Easaa
interesting 'om original shechs ny n Kane and
Captain which represents the tscot
81 he remains ~ fr John rr~nkn party, By Leusenans
noson 81 the lasi Frrah cxpedicn Zach scene Il bean
ullv IN borier with medallion portraits OF shs
dsneuhed heroes Of the Po.r ses Al The esraIhsrn@lA
rroute To- sr-ceesfui erhbane trur, such fnaci
prersriu-r sscorators DISPLAY fsg srrpe kc
sre ~ snd m rers-c order fhe tatnv aoae esecusG
IN 4I.s va s1ua e.a fNifs N -.
e. ~ n PRIV .r the whole VIZ tt SIX Co Ag -ssa.
ACdrt.z y, tox 4 y9i fogi c1>A
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MEDICAL

MED MEDICAL. =.
DpREssEp TO NARRIrp AMI SINGLE pa. WAT.
N son On Debility &C. with anatomical plAss snd draw.
e. a. e'' r rcrt Zoe ~ S % Sc r."ss a
Nay ~ and By The suhr a ~ b,o,ns s,ee' seed
fectoDs Of nls class from . A n ngfM
pvrcE TO THOSE TNyALrDs WHO HAVE sUr.
a fersd from hs un.uccesful rsimen other physc,.na
NV spr SosR skprcAE .bvIssk sA aSb ssssssR
s@sss Asor aouss e su,sor S.s. patient, trun X
s1asdsss ' COZ :sss rssaS Siira
4 rEw BOOK roR rSvaLrDs-DR H.xxeSps
~ zen, -crs 90 .ssecrs % g.cnl mpnrssss % sss
. Home ,.grnS rIigs 81. rs,,ss nee. .rsa edition .
ss :, Res: a IT, s aos ~ s,s ss 81 -Ss
snS e az. se ee s ~ g srs.. sa "n
Coiess II Psyssns and snrvsoss Of sew yors mag %
cou.ulisa DAM ~ hs oass frOm IN tbs anli =
JNR WARD CAN pT~yHaufTrp FROM A. W TTrt
~ 70 ~ oaics as Broadway. Anything wsiaoks
mr.. R. corBErT Has RKvoyED FROM aIs oI.D OF.
9 re- s-. ms No % e s s
where B. csn ss csss IN soaseres b q e ssas
so@s A s DC he name ssS number mt %'
DocrcR suErrR cav nv CONSULTED AT MS or.
~ Ace No Div scr irc, New YORK city. E~anished
Dew msdeai worn he sde ean, as pssr. 100 e.ots
sSs German s, .ns IN ss%ss es c1 cents The
chapter on nervors dethy awDe Is worth the money.
DR. RAIPHs ovrTCx HOURS ,ox TO . AxD TILL
~ No lc2 Crosby street, correr n Houston
nB. CORBrTT, GRADrATr or THE w rERefTl OF
~ New ,ofs, b-s ,movea D. NO nv ia aea .aner
- Genre and Chambers sirrsta ConsuauoDs i,ial.
frun "a N. to9P. ".
IMPoPTkNT TO B0TH sTxFs. wARRrED AND
=. Traits, on ps.ss Ssn' 1,r ts,ses
Consulting fiJscian, A. Broadway.
Dn0ypSSoR RpsTFrf.. va cuAwPyRs FTRvvT. cav
b CONSUMED 80 wusi. o. By eies. Address tor 23@
Pest occe, New York
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DRvANTg MINISTERIAL
- Mechanics Hall, az Broadway. above 0ra,d sresa
MONDAY, August IL and every nigh. during he w01.
ID. T. wAMBOi.O and PAUL BERGER,
the popular hs.iai singers. IN songu, Ac
y. J. PEki. CHARLES and NORTON,
The celebrated hrre-qve and break1oxn dA1cern-
IsAACS, SCOTT, CAkROLI- HOBBS
GOULD. EMMETT. 6AN0RI, NET. BRYANT
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
e fsvoste conedA.s iu new variety o. piAaAna
Doors open al =. curtain rses O'Clock Toxez . ceua
TJoOLFY a CAhPBKuLs NrNSTRFIS
IL X. n. noSley, q. q. Campbell and o. W.aP. GrSDn.
Prophets
unques.onaby the mos. complete and talen,e.
eIislence wtsl appear every evening a.
TOOLEY CAAfBElf.S OPERA HOUSE,,
bc5 phoNDwAY, oFrOrIrr sintos
LOOK AT TIE COMPANY.
BILLY BiRCH-Hs frs, appearance bis re1r trsm
y: rNswoRTu. Master ErGENE.
senor DIV ElkA-pne Of the talented clascA
vioin.s IN the world.
4. e. CAMPBELL. q. ". II. GRIFFIN. r. N. HOOrKY.
J. ". DONNIKkk, J. G. REEVES. F.J.NkI,vUJA
AUG ACHE J. J. billiard. s.. BOvCR Ac
The performances Of Grand Cons,elaoo az stars -
embrace every phase OF ktblopian Nnsesy ending
evening with snd isughssie aferpece For paracussa
see programmes Doors open Al seven. 70 dSA
O'Clock Admission 70 oent- Prsa:e boxes -.
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MATRIMONIAL.

IA HANDSOME yorNo WIDOW LADY. p YEARS OLD
"A stranger 10 this citv ccsircus Of forming
with Of wea'h ~Nh n riew b. mitri
mony old r.neman preferred she prefers t be oil
msn's darling t. YOUNG mans slave. Address Pauline.
Union soua o1ce.
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SYNOPSIS OF scEHER, AND INCIDENTS

SYNOPSIS OF scENERI AND fNcrDENra
An English Manor q the Present Dsy-Hirh Life Heov
of the NAL Bas- Assembling of the vi-,ers
MsnorAn knglsh Exqulsite's fdc Of
capThe Foreign IetserA Lss Branch az The Treus
Family Dscovercd-The Tvunk whered. but the eapling
Lave Yankee nonsh b{ no mesns free2 Asa TrenchNrds
&c. ~, sl,sa ~ Drrarcsrxx 1en.,s ,nacs
81 on Idess and Planting Of New Oncs-Amercas No
uonal Drinks How'll Yvu Hev TtSmAsh Cocktail, Julep
Jersey ngltnlns'-'Jersey for me"-"An ushi warranted
r. kl o. va ds'Duudresry CorrorD sfruck-n,erviev
between Eduard and the Lawyer Coyetoyles Trc>he
r. Picture Of Rain amidst tenyfhs Proposal u
HAND 1r~Dchard-Mnrcos D~t~rninacn
Der The ssory o. hs lEe-Asa n bio noonrhe I<a
HsIr nye-TurxsJ Cork No FL Reckon valxAnle IN
he Beil-An unerpec.ed shower Bah
BATH
bA1Ht
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pARNUMs MEXICAN MusEun.

Ills time ye Mures that We Cpd your eyes.
Hhught eboud escape notice meath the stues:
Auune your iyres, your loudest nutes prolong,
And celebrate the Museum In song.
o. wondrous place where earth and sea AnA ~
Have pourd their wealth o! marves rtch aod rsro.
What hues and shapes Of beauty min2le hare
Ana Strange ~ fiction NATURES truths appeal.
Ye need no. scarf with fear the living daep,
TO view VIVA. myst meath sa.ers sieev.
Here Mimic Oceans many kin Is. display
Tia. deck liz depths or In It's waters play
Nor yet commit tn keeping TO the SEA-
And roam through isnos 4 vet unsee1 bv thee
But here behold in lie Lie deur r.so
The pride and splendor o. those foreign skies
And here from Asia's jungirs, Afr1o 'sssndA
From torrd tenn crate AND frogeu isads,
Fer creatures live that breathe tne si..ry air,
Or roam the frlgd wastes forever bare.
Herr. the Sea I.or foam. IN useless rage.
And morssrous serpep.s sting In VAIN Their cage;
While CtaeTs. once NJ war. TIA strange 70 tel.
"Hsppy tamil" together dwell
Here I've sDd breathe. and of together chat
Living skelston and Mass Of rai.
Ard oil b. m Of Africs o. tni,
Farer hsn daughters OF kurupss soL
Here too, tbs stage presents rs vented SWAY
o, soon will dawn rs bright, refuleent day
But time and patience fsll-toue come nd sol
- The rcsl cents twenty lse-how small the fee
III" Muse dropped " sleep yakt minu.e qalck
neglected WO<rs fnstrels who afternoon
esening in NkW YEAhs CALLS szd other lsing pr
forrnances.
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4 gErvrruAw vRrw THE SOUTH WISHES 10 MAKE

"A the AGO uaintsnc Of ap shed
With mA,rmony, between TIE a. ~ sod 10 who
would be sli. sperintend The Affairs n small
boz and devote portion of her time y anr BIZ cares away
with expectations need apply. not
occupying respectable pcfson Arpcanfs viii pleas
cfy qualifications and al Appearance @ddrrss
yoxk
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ENnR sAyAkkA All AND OTHER POINTS AS BKIow. :
Ia, FRS Cas- aide beel sushp AUGUSTA C~pltil
s. wo dhull will leave SATURDAY. Augus IS q: r. NJ.
m pier 20 lkoh river Through tickets he had fer
the following places
New srlesns $50 r. Mobile $50 Mon,gom.ry Sc; Column
brs SCI Albanv, $2S Atlanta sell chattanooga SIS 90;
Nsshv lie 81 1o Knoxville SD Memphis, 81 70; Augusta
$ll 80. Macon SO; savnnnah, SIS.
For freish or passage apply az Is Broadway.
The st-smer FLORIDA, Captain isaac Crowel viii
coed, s11 sal On Tuesday, August 81 a.4P.M
eANUEL T.. MITCHELL SON.
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HOTELS.

TRAvRIERs-DRIvE DIRECT TO THE SMITHSONIAN
house. Broadway corner o. Houston street Ne~ YORK.
conducted the European plan In thorough order
rvoms good faro prompt attention and moderate charges
s. X. MEAD.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. 2s YEARS or AoE o. RE
N spec'.ble connection snd prep srsens .pr-rsnce en-
qusinsn-e 90 lady younger thsn himself with Ultimate
msfrfnony HIS circle ~ l~dy friends being
~ med indnc~s him 70 employ this method All
will be treated with confidence the advertiser being sincere
Address Eduardo, boz LIS Herald once.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JUNCTION ON JoURrAI9 AND LuBRrCAT1oN
entirely tspensed wilh-Adapted 70 railroad onnbus
carnage sxles steamboat shafa water wheels end
chincry generally has bsen fully listed Cad and be ooo
vfnced BY al stm nsraou both 70 ~ ecnncy durA
bIiy and prncticabiihy. W. DEnDk1u,
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DALACE GARDE~S.
fOureen,h s.res, siTth
Mr.. &. JFRONE HOPKINS
Respectfully Announces bis seccrh
SACRED AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCEsr
PALACE GARDEN HALL.
THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 10,
AT Nsur ocfoeS.
lie win be asisted by
FULL OR, HfsTRA AND CHORus
The later perd Of m~nberp ri the New Yort HAnS69
hocesy, ALSO by fosnwing dsn grsbec rslen..-
Miss HATH AkDEN
YRS ANNIE KEMP BOwI.ER
Conirao late ~ the coot and Miner Oysrz Troupe
sT0NsR MO>1ANAFL
Bsritooe, from TIE Opera 10 NaieuciA. Madrt Ac
NB. GEok6E CRozfER
Mr. GEORGE y. Bkisr w,
torduf4r in Chief
MR.. J. r. sTRAT1ON,
Conductor Of lhe OrsaesrS
Nh. H. REyER.
Le~der
Mp W. H. CIRRrE
Conductor al tbe Piano
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NH j. Y. sTRAT1ON.
Mr. II. RxYER s0'0''' o. voc o'''e'
MT. ". n crRRH,
Conductor a, Me Piano
For sale :. Palace Garden and At H. "a bic.dssS
GEORGE cHRETys NrNsTRus rHK STAR rRoUru
~ q '9e world are nov on Tour sroush he wea -
Tocdo leh; netro I'M l3h thence through ths o.,
es4 Dus sOs'os VII BE- gwen Of Their re opening 10 nev
DusELDoRy oA y. nSd;,,wx
1s' s1s sisr:, 'Is Ss" q aS.oe,pr Jenny
E S:$s. .s'r. RI. P b;.s.i F s p''.r
Sls lander. he's Of N. Bswsbcrns.
Ard over pv chc'ce Paintings Oper dsy ani ere,i,x.
~ nes his friercs ana the pubic
ely from The e,'sbs bmen he Opera 60 Brad
similar rlace. CHAkLfs WhlIk
NOTICE -APPIJCATrows FOR PosrTroKs OR orHUR
IN business conneced viii ths engagement. Of Mr. Edwn
Kibl,s Gsrden "A psrpousi nservisvI are lnprscacsbs
kIsros GAnprs. August T. 1850 JAZZ n. NIXON.
NfvTpcPoLIrAS THEATRE, BuryAL STARS AMI
M saies and geni. Q, sesnovssdged tssn. desross
ssd io.uib sfscH suss a' IAN $40 winner ~
THE CEiEBRATED BLorDrS, wHosv woNDyRvrr.
gara Fss Win appear shortly IN New York n Jones woo
II end art all srsnged fer exhibition without am furihcr
evpens~ and mos, excellent thing TO travel with
l00' l 900 siGes s6t hi fw sfsiS' 81 Nassau .
NroTrCE.-fIvrNo cuHrosrYrrs IRON BRAZIL
~ seven Rirgtsn ncsheya two fnras four Qlsia ope
" he city sssspaS ,t oy y, Is,au% ucns.r rs
above are ~ r.re ,pecimens q heir specs Pae, ass-
woot. III pier north rfvs.
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(yHKAP FARE TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ Tuesday, Thuday and Saturday; l2 cents each way
6ociock Spring streei 81 Pier No North RIVER g. Peer
tsefl proy!hed
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HAVANA $40 ARs.-I An skisl.lN1 HAVANA sE0AR
III Including the finest branda such CAbanas F0arus
a. By The 100 Loo - ioc ~ 1000 car b bouxh q any
other dealer 10 this city, Those wishing 70 buy vii end
greatly their 70 eA and be ssshet vii
rant sai.a scten bosA n quality and pnee
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VICTORIA PRriGF MEDhL-Jusr RFcEJyFp. 4
supply Of these sctar ~ white metal Price 81 caca
TIFFANY A CO. 80 8rosdvay.
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NOTICE TO PAHSENoERa -rHE GREAT RARrERn
~ for Milford Haven Tho steamer ISLAND REi.IE viii
at Hammond street ThNrodky next
serse,s the shis. GkINNEI, MTNruRE 4 Go.
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IL tuaIy cured o. Nervous Debility, Loss n Memory Dim
sight resulting from early by following The
-rucuons given la medical work and Who CONSIDER. his
DUTY gratitude 10 the author 10 publish and circulate s
rauitnusly He viii therefore send tree. address
cept q stamps copy containing every inform
ntred. Address box No. SIP Pcs; oace. Albany, n "
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IMPORTANT TO SHIP owNERs-vUTLER's rNPRov
I'd Trud Brimsone for vessels bottoms 1T penetra'cs
ard hardens TIE wood prevents vorms bsrsces and grs
signature yoseph Fuller ror sale BY HI IL co. rs
Pear street. y, and BY FULLER CO., "A Hamilton
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PHEASANT SUNDAY EXCURSION TO RocKLANp

lase SUNDAY nevt August 10 IS6c The saunch steamer
JAMAICA and fhvore barge EXIN0rON win leave foo Of
Tenth stree, 81 A. NJ Desraw street Brooklyn OF So A. NJ;
Pier y X, New York. at A M foot OF Dey street, Pier
% AN Spring stree, n 10 A. NJ porytsiri street at
IL. A. Families will end this very peasant excurpiou.
s.n-hsn's Band engaged for The occsion Tickets afiy
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CLOTlAIAG.

A oREAT DEMAND FOR CAST OFF CLOTHING, FUR
"a ni'rre and CaetaI continue paying the gehea prices
IN cash for the above arccs witho1 iubuR
Please address nISH SIG Eighth between Tween
sirh and Twenty seventh strsesS Ladies' attended 70 b.
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ryoR HAVANA AID NEW ogLrANs.-pAssA0E go.
il On ss.aIday Augus Is 1850 &C frun foo. Of
,cbiD ENPrRF CITY newly double p~nked ssf crpp~red
from her keel M with fine deck saeros enxre and
rly rspares tesed and the vessel through
out p condition, Ell ne dcsps'ceci - above
Mn. 81 laAsrr OF proper fuvnsk~d II The once and
no - az nr will be sgp-d Afser the hour o. sailing Fog
freigk passage apply Il III wess s~e corner o. wsrren
v~~--x. - az, ws1ns.tav Aus,,s1 IN
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A BETTER CHANCE STILL FOR LADIES AND
"A gents 70 their OF clothing Into cash,
have receved large order frcm tho soush and West
guarantee pay the following procs-From - N so for
sill dresscs, cassmeres and bareges paid accRdngly
from =. % for psnis from % 70 $40 for coAiA Also car
peA furniture and ewery. &c note by poa prctuAliy
attended IN BY Ia Seventh Nneteeth and
Twentieth srees Ladies' attended 10 BY Ma 4 No bua-
q transacted on SATURDAY.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-16

GRAND COTTIIOk EXCURSION AND WALK On THE
NJ Oceon's Bcd-Perils o. Ocean Divers Illustrated Sa
turdny August s :. H. HOff in fu Submarine armor ~ii
port distance OF ie, On The bottom e the
anchors wibs thrown Into the and recovered II
strrg The pcrs of diving. ANY person wishing
zen visit the ~ old win have
opportunity. The splt mid barre New Baltimore
Tor the occason and he upper deck - sga for dancing
Leave Forty ihrd sweet North River nj Z Twenty third
street North River 7s; Amos Spring street
SIS Catherine street fa- river, al IA r. Tickets ~
gor 10 IN he
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-28
Pennsylvania.

There are but two candidates in Penn
sylvania for the office of Governor. The
election occurs next month. The nomi-
nations were made early last Spring. The
Union men, having no candidate, will
vote in body for Henry d. Foster, Dou-
elastic, in order to defeat the Black Re.
publican nominee. 1t is said many of the
Breckinridgers will, also, support Foster.
Private a1vices from Pennsylvania assure
us that arrangements are being made to
defeat Lincoln there in November. The
following paragraph from the Philadel-
phia Ereni"g journal, points out the way it
is to be accomplished:
1N UNION THERE Is SrRENGTn.-To in
sure the harmony and union of all the
citizens of Pennsylvania, who are opposed
to the Republican" organization, it has
been proposed to form an Electoral Ticket
upon the following basis:-
First. The adoption of so much of the
Reading and Harrisburg tickets as shall
be agreed upon by the united Democracy
say eighteen electors.
Second. Nine electors to be selected by
the Constitutional Union party, making
in all twenty-seven, to be supported as
TIE Union Anf-Rcpublican Tcka.
This should be done. The people say
it must be done, and, when done, it will
carry the State by $4,000 majority. The
battle for the Union is to be fought and
decided here, in Pennsylvania, and there
should not be, and surely will not be, any
division among the friends Of the Union,
however hitherto denominated or distin-
guished by differences Of opinion or or
ganiza,ion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-28

pas- The Cleveland Banner says it don't
know whether the Post is for Bell or Dou-
glas. We are not surprised at the Ban
ner's stupidity: its editor is not remarka-
BILE for knowing a great deal about any
thing, except how to lie and misrepresent,
and in that he exceis all other bipeds of
this day and generation. Old Long John
Wentworth, in his palmiest periods, never
uttered such whoppers as weekly find
their way to the public through the We
racious columns of the Banner. Indeed,
SO monstrous are some of them, that even
Locofocoism, which has stomach like a
buzzard, turns up its pimpled nose in dis
gust. osuch genius has lived in mod
ern times, and the leaves of history fail
to furnish parallel. When the Banner
dies, the chances are that the father OF
lies will abdicate in favor ofhis promising
child.