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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
"be with which the author carries the reader with nm
Of the story wonderful NOW nng
him With and fun sbounds now sadien
ing him to tears by deep psthos and touching tenderness
seeled and whose human
p.thes deaden. be able read without having his
fOunsn; O mpshy Srctsn up and eyes 'aho'ed with Tears
"a fresh original genuine book Il g TO the wide
world readers that open hearts and arms should we
these LEAVES fRos BAcBRLoRs Book OF Lirk FRAN
cls CopCuTT These Leaves" loving transcripts from ns
ture by artists hand under guidance Of heart that feels
deeply and eye that kesny the uuh and beauty Of
chas ter The author thinks feels and writes from himself and
h hiah pleasure 10 listen communications they Cow
forth style feryd and eo9ueH aud :qeh H our en-
Yorker.
Exquisite Of its kind and the kind itself very high ODe"
IDelawaIe Inquirer.
"spenddy written The of the descent Of the rapids
of the Oows River the death OF Marie thrnsy de-
.chbed seldom indeed that one nds IN mor painting 20
the little heroine Loe full Of pshos Few can read aud
the Eyes become moist at the death Of the child Indeed
the Is and should be read oy every one who mas
heart Few living writer's equal TO him In those qualities
which marx the Of cultivated mind coupled with that quail
y Of the creative sometimes called native genius New
The Post high authority in such matters speaking Of
Of the Leaves" sayi very beautiful sketch Inc
composition In question describes the sikaess and death little
'Lotie and spesk advity in saying that it is plainly
stamped with the marx Of genius as IL had been three
this many day. II simple unaffected aud unexsgsested 1t
thing II the author produce Of the same sort
lind We have seldom read sho Production by any one in
which the jus. enough more dehcately told"
And the editor Of The Kncksbocke L. Gaylord Clark ESQ.,
"DuriDg the past twenty-five years have been slno con
nusy placed In Judgment MS anxious to o2an the I'm
mortality Of type but have edom one where the ee
Of success seemed be clear and decided While
there variety humor and breath Of experience enough 70
phos which viii resch the heat. Of s which
cannot be taken to the frede and red % sister, VILE OF sweet
Ae" MOI, iGg aud 10 Fu.onit
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

M s.s:s .1
S VISIT ISL nsp Ek1M II THE PgIsSE OF WALE arx
Mans a. and oths Of biz suite expressed himself delighted wb
EVERY DAY and EVENING THIS WEEK.
commencing EssH MSFpaas %htsf Oct ~ i's'
THE uAMEsE TWINS.
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A''A''1 ''' MOTT MARVELLOUS CURIOSITY
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IS- PAYING ONCE, WILL ADMIT ONLY ONCE There
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attractions Museum with the attendant ex-
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such readmsson the entrance compel the anagement 70 ~
coue. Morning visitors permitted TO remain in 10 wisns
the Afternoon performances.
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Nem 11nblieations.

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Third Congressional District
MASS MEETING
oftbe
ELECTORS Q. the l.,, %, ID, ab and 9Th WARDS
viii be held In the Park
On MONDAY EVENING
October 32d, 1850.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF RATIFYING THE NOMINATION
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
The following speakers have been invited ~
drsss The meeting;
Gov CHASE Of ohio.
Judge KELLY Of Phiiadelphs
Hon HENRY J. RAYMOND.
SIGISMUND KAUFMAN, esq.
Hon THOMAS b. VAN BUREN,
Dr. TRANCHAND.
HERMAN RASTER, ESQ.
CHAUNCEY SCHAFFER, esq.
Z. FARRANC, esq
VICTOR FAIDER, esq.
RM. POAR, esq.
l.. DEZARNAULD, esq.
+. BOUCHER, esq.
E.J BROWNE esq
g. BACHELOR, esq.S and others
THREE STANDS viii be erected, from which there will be
speaking in ENGLISH GERMAN and FRENCH.
All the WIDEAWAKE CLUBS Of the District, together
with the LAFAYETTE wIDE.AWAKEs, (French), and the
CITY wIDEAwAKEs viii participate in thi, demonstration
ANDREW BLEAKLY,
HENRY SMITH,
JAMES NJ. TUTHILL,
SHERIDAN SHOOK,
j. q. ABBE
Committee Of Arrangements
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A TTENTION, THE MILLION.
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Among Books ia Press have volBme OF
HfMNB FOR MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN.
Compiled by Ct the compe Of Hymns Of the Ages"
WALKER, WISE & co. Publ hers,
No. 2i5 Washington-st, Boston.
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ODD PEOPLE Being Popular Description Of Singular
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Hon. James Dunn, Of Elmira,
STEWART L.. WOODfORD, esq, OF New-York,
CYRUS NORTHRUP, esq., Of Connecticut,
will sddsss the .
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN CLUB.
at the WIGWAM,
Opposite the City Hall Brooklyn, on MONDAY EVENING,
0''' - - LINCOLN BATTALION oLEE CLUB
Seats reserved for Ladies. b. =. MUDGETT, Pres
W. w. GoOpRlCH Secretary.
EiQhth w ard, Rally Rally The members of the
EIGHTH WARD REPU BL1CAN ASSOCIATION, the mem
beIs of the FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT LINCOLN CLUB
residing in the Congressional District the EIGHTH WARD
election of AMOR WILLIAMSON to Congress- invited
to meet THIS Mondsy) EVENING ct O'clock at Republican
HEADQUARTERS l78 Pnces fer the purpose Of proceeding
In bedy TO ihe Ratification Meeting at the Park good band
of music will be in attendance Bnog your friends The
Eighth Ward WideAwskes will escort the procession.
ANDREW BLEAKLEY, President
%s ySss r.rsE4.Ss = sEAws }sscretares.
RepubIIcnns Aftend.-The Hon. JOHN COVODE Of
Demt Dispenssry, of 2ad d and 2dav THIS Monday
EVENING, at o'clock. WM AIhlNSON, Charman
WV. BRUCE Secretary.
Third Ward Wide-AwalSes, Attention.-The Wide.
Agakes Of the Third Ward will meet parade THIS Mon
day) EVENING October 2 1860 fun attendance request
ed at the HEADQUARTERS No 81 Murrsys College
Place at q O'Clock, precisely r. b. GOULD, JR., Capt
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Fifb War. Neutrality-suspicious., AND VICTORY
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favor of The election o. AMOR WILLIAMSON for Member
~ Coogress viii meet al No is4 Churchst THIS
EVENING at o'clock attend the Ratification Meeting to be
JOSEPH B. TAYLOR, President
JOHN CoNTRKLI, ISecretaries
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THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. A Novel. By GEoReE F.
lot author Adam Beden and "S,enes Of Clerical Life.
eyo Paper, 50 cents Library Edition, l2mo., MGaln, 81
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Fourth UfvisIOn, stvtnth WHrU WIut-AWHHo
Batfaiion-The Officers and Members Of this Corps here
by directed to meet armed and equppsd the law directs
ING October o. at O'clock to parade to Villa nsburgh TO
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ton Of WILLIAM WALL the Republican candidate for Con-
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together with Aids and Assts also requested 10 meet
I'm mn uniform at time and place and participate In the
Parade The win report at g O'clock By Order
WILLIAM HARRIGAN Captain
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STUDIES IN ANIMAL LIFE. By GEo. II. LEWIS E
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NEWSDEALERs, ATTENTION!
IN COUNTRY DEALERS, ATTENTION
out of who procure their supply of
PIPPS. AMONG THE WIDE-AWAKEs; Or. THE GRzAT
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CrrY WIpE-AwAKs HEAp2uaRrERs,
No 67l Eroa1tysy J
CRY wrDE-AwAKs HEApaUARrERs,

Nineteenth Ward Wide.Awakes, Attentfon!-Th
officers and members Of the Executive Committee quese
10 meet q. the Wigwsm This lMondayl EVENING at
O'clock ROBERT Z. BATEMAN, President.
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ROSA; Or, THB PARisIAy GIRL, From the Frensh
Madame DE- PRBssEssE By Mrs. J. C. fLBrcasR- Iemo
Muslin, 60 cents.
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any NOVEL; By PIsIsTHATrs C.xTos or ysrssis, N
English Life By Sir BULwER LYTros vols, lino, Mas
lin So Iixrpef's Lbrsry Edition Of Bulwsrs Novels)
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Tweutv-secOnd Ward.-The 18th ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT KEPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB VIII hold a Public
.sing tbs MONDAY EVENING et7s ocloct at ashins
p Hal No CO. tthay for the purpose Of rstying all the
Repubiesn candidates before tho people me & non non
g. viii adde's the meeting James b. Frsrer esq the
eminent comic H'Ss' vi" Jofn H. DAWSON, President.
AlyHrP A. M p TL5ias L.ses'THr'' Secretaries
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CASTLE RICHMOND. A Novel By ANTHONY Tao
LoPE suthor of Doctor Thonsn The West Indies and
spsnsh MAN," The Three Clerks" &c. Rmo, Muslin, u
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS cOn idential
Es- Allprizes OF 81 900 nj under paidimmedtst
yaiteI the drawing-oih eTpTizesatthe usuE IiHa,o
forty days.
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The Invisible Hearing Apparatus

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Hide. Oil 4 Leather Store.

II KIgkPATgICk SONS, No. 81 SscrH THIs,
IL. sfNxEE, Ses~ cen Market aed ChestE ~ Streets
Philadelphia, have for sale
DIR 4 Sailed SPANISH HIDES,
tlry Aad sirseH salLea Patna KiPs Tanner Oil TAa
BeFs sad Curriers' Toeis the lowest prices yzas
afssn the best terms.
a. Aiikisds 81 leather sa abe rough wanted .ies
~hisk The Highest market prise wiii BE given d
cash tskta N excbangcfSF ksdes. LeAsasr ssofss
free % charge sad Sold % conmassioa.
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Our Single Number Lotteries,
Capital Prize S5O.OOOs
DRAM EVERY SATURI

bIN-A " I ' I1IN CAI huA I.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 81 So
IT, Orders for Tickets or Certificates in any NJ the
above Schemes 20 be directed to
WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington. Delaware
or, NOOo, EDDY Co., -. Louis Missouri
Hs-CrculaFs containing Schemes for the morth
viii be sent free Of expense by addressing as above
To- The drawings OF Wood Eddy 4 Co Is Lotteries
are published IN the New York Herald New YORK
Times aud New Yorker Stats Zetung.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Comma
l. ny, in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Express Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah to nashville, at slower speed ,butwth
he same certainty as thei= passenger trains No de-
lay to freights by this route. E. W. COLE
janZ1-u. Supt.
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Fresh Corn Meal.

TINE sHbscrierr has made arrangements With one
Il OF the most extensive miiis ia Kentucky Zoe
2 GUAR weekly supplies 81 Family Meal, and IL
celNiag 5000 hesiseis which he offers 10 the Cts
rraas al slight advance over eeztzad carnage
A. JENKINS,
tayis Is N2FkcSs.. est-