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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

EEAHTSiN'S Improved Manipulated Cunro
AD.toOninted super. PbOs I,in.c.
" SUPER t.hOEP5ato of Lime (Without
Ammonia) Also Columbia, Heyss5s aud other ,uqnos
The Richmond Re tsey Is having now fI supply Of the
above named fsIisers han and The mills constantly al Eo
prepared o furnish Farmers Planters with anv o1an
they nay uish - the following rates; ''
Manipulated Guam $50 pr ton
Ammo o1iated PUP, r.Phorphae Line SO OF
super-?ospAsts Of Lime, with Anm.na) s35 1900 lbs,
delivered rec 81 chsrre, In part OF tn eiiy
III Wih which these Maaurs7 have been u.ed dprinr
h past Wheat Cora oats Tota,co srd oton IN VIZ
na and Moth Carolina eyHced by letter. ery,d and he
r.p'd %, ceri aies n it be given INT
Us eemed unnecessary. FARMERS 81 obg. by ordeng At
an eary isy TbeJ be iurnSA The A
"onbe Claiborne, Mtsss BAR Chanlheyne In Richmr nd
J. H. Hope, Esg, "!1msbGrg Measrs higg Co.. Norfolk D.
Grigg Fec Petersburg j. Boyd Co Lynchhug Wm Dold
ESQ Lexington, T. g. Goodwin, Etq Fnease Va and Ccnms
sion Merchants generally. -
All orders promptly attended 70,
J II. P0INpEXTEg, Proprietor.
T. HARTMAN General Agent.
feS-Sm o. Box No. t6l.
N b. Please notice a every Ingredient used Ia the foregoing
: Of md
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HAvERToRD, Pa, Yeb. 6, 1851.
MR. sPILDNG.
Sfs:
wish you 70 s.ni moYe box Of your Cephare PIs
haze rec:!,ed a gT5dtdedI cf fbSE.fifof nea
Yours, pectfully.
MARY ANN sToIKHoUsE.
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Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which they we're made
VIZ Cure OF headache in all Its forms.
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From he Examiner, go-to1, Ia
They have been tested In than thousand cases. with
tire success.
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From ne Adkertser, Pro,ilerce r. l.
The Cephac Pills said be effective yeed,
for the headache and Of very lt yery eouen
complaint which has discovered.
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HKSRT c. SPALpTNG
no IS Cedar st, v. y
DflP SIR:
Ilelosei hnd twenty-five cents @ for which box Of "ce
phalc Pills Send n address Of Bev. VIM. C. Filler Reynolds
burg. Franklin 90, Ohio.
stdnter.
Truly yours,
wM @. YLLER.
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FiVsa Ss Western r. n. Ga.eas Cai,Ggo, M
We heartily endorse Mr. spadng and his ursyaed Cephao
Pls " ~r
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rgy-A All orders for the above must be addressed TO
p JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists,
AMI No ll5 Main street, Rehnond Va, Sole Agents.
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Married Persons Young Men contemplating marriage being
Of ply cal weakness organic debility, defoes SC,
speedily cured
BE who paces himself under the Of Dr. may rego1sy
eonfie In his honor gnteman and confidently rely upon his
skil as a
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Especsy who become the victims oi Solitary Vice.
dreadful destructive habit which annually swee;s An unne.
" Thousands Of Young Of exalted and
bran: intellect might otherwise have en'raneed stenlng
With hundsrs oquence walked to ecsacy the
living Tyre, may call with foil confidence.
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From He RdHa,cha Vatsy Star Rdna,oaa, Va.
We are sure that Suffering with hesdaea who try them
will stick 20 them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

N Fitzgerald and I. r. Phelan and son, OF Philadel
PIMA H. W LarEn and wife, Of California; 5. Je HON
mediou OF Cincinnati; r. q. Watmough Of tho United
States Navy and ;. w. simmons of Rhode Island, arc
stopping at the Aston House
Hon. william Stewart and Captain Haworth, OF the
BRUSH Legation, Washington Jose fipe Alfonso and
servant ana Juan Tornado OF Havana; John lie Coco,
OF Ko ae Janero, Brazil NJ Castendyke, OF New York H.
: GanSevoor Of the Fifth artillery United States Army;
a. A. thomson, n Racine, Wisconsin; John p. jenkins of
White Plains, New York, are at the Everett House.
Captain Wilkes, Of tho United States Navy; K. Mellow
Oh, OF M.'lhorei J. U. Waller and wife, of Washington;
Henry farnum and wife, OF Chicago; g. Schoteid OF
Mexico Mrs Chancellor Waworth H G. lord Of Cincin.
natl; NJ Usher and family. OF Boson aud Mr. abcock
and wife, OF Buffalo stopping a, the St. Nicholas
Hotel
governor .nf'ia 'et the Metropolitan Hotel for Pha,
dephia on Saturday evening
General James H. Lane and family OF Kansas: Captain
Reynolds, captain Vaughan and Captain Diefandof nem-
befs OF General Lanes staff Captain j. b. Brown and d.
d. Gregg, Of the United States Army; b. Kavanaugh
OF the United States Navy; NJ. Kavanaugh, OF Wash
iheton thafes Lemon, OF 81 Louis; G. T. Hicks, of Gin.
cinnati; O. Wood, A, Whitney, and j. b. Campbell Of
Pitts6arg and Hughes Of Hartford are stopping at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
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THE EXPEDITION TO MEXICO.

Our History Or the European Alliance
Against the Mexican Republic-Map of
the Gulf Slope.
The complete history OF the European alliance against
Mexico, and the details Of the military and naval exped
Havana, together with the excellent map of the Cult
states Of Mexico, will be published in tho FANNY
HERALD on Wednesday next Single copies in Wrappers
four CENTS
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POLITICAL.
DEPUBLfCANS,
n why THROW AWAY YOUR VOTES,

II WHY THROW AWAY YOUR VOTES,
fs~ words ." sy Ssw h s1f1 po
cal brethren on the subject Of the Mayoray election We
@ Az % or b. Hs 9se s
Fernando wood. The result ds@onstrated our mus.
esrmasd s.ero". our oap ass o. money and as mat
race
poraa, that we should maintain compact front No such
necessity EXISTS TIE Mayey %o al be Of srvo.
and federal Office holders had produced the
s sa the WI ~h's s@ o fs
the differences which have divided our party TO be
fepaslieans have political objects which can y.
nsSs 10 sS s'V an municipal
sands who with Us were induced 70 believe two years ago.
viii now remember ihsir error question, How sns,
to sh W. $ s
nominated merchant Of high born In this CITY,
Assw sspsSiis.a wi! ssei G SoPFKEY STsTiEE
We throw !hoss votes away s, your vote: :.
abuses pave way to republican city soysrs
eat one now, II we viii
z. ". Dodge, No. 8 Reskman street.
ss".; AIM. VIZ We: ls ;s;S .;4.s Harlem"
stephen Doremu. isOth .trestasd s.h svenus,
! j. Turner, PRS. sysnue aud iis,h street.
n Msrior Jr EEhy fourth street and Third AvsAHA"
Fa,res Johnson i %. I csasr street, sassss
WIZ. ta IL asdss :'E Trinity place.
p.S MsT nss e ~ ys.,l ss,s.
Peter Duty, a. Grr.nwisn street.
k kaas% & s. sn a:s s
Isaac Anderson !r, I'D street, near 1hisd venue
loe H Wise corner ssth street and First avenue.
Iohn Miller ION Esa 9th street
En-, sS S.S3s ss & SS,ss . lsss;
James Saxon. Csrmansviiie.
l. K Ksr East S Sssr second
1 sf s1 aa: san avenue
D W. Stevens Catmansville.
w Wits Sj ;oas: e i Thames street.
George Ross. ~ Thames street
s i'E s sSn@sSs ae TSrd . ssss
Ez q A M, ,i Harlem
N. Levy, 500 fourth street.
T. H. Van Dals<m. rs 18th street.
G ssFss h ssl DISH sa e s sts street
sss w.; Ss:s,; f., ,
PF SsSs~sa W.. Tsn,h :srss, '''' ''''''
Charles G; Thurnaqer 2oi East Twen,y.nin s.seel
II hf nss Al r Na ssGs s,Tss street,
+ 5 Levy s .ews:, rssnsy.si Sa s'. stree.
L hs %sl, aSsy is5s asnl s.as. place
4 A.I T. Ms, w.. i's 4 s roadway
Aug Bergman, 81 Maiden lane
g. Gunther, l0a William street.
W,.liam A. i. Whrss 40 Exchange place.
g, n. Bergman, III East Nineteenth street.
r. N. Hedden, Eighty third and First avenue.
Berry :. WILSON l94 Yves, Thirty fourth street.
r. q. C,ane. 365 Fourth avenue
John Case, ITO East Twenty seventh street..
Henry Salpaugh. 1lS East 10Th street
Daniai Brady. 3i2 I'd avenue.
VIVA. II. MoGntfort. "a East 9th street.
Charles Simnonds. 456 ID avenue.
owen u. Miller. 363 4th avenue
David Perrin. 366 4th avenue.
.ohn Bouton, 237 Bowery.
Thomas X. Fisher 237 Bowery.
A. u. Parkhurst, 237 Bowery
Il. ii. Walker 2T Bouery.
Michael lines, l64 Nassau street.
l.. s. Laurence l64 Nassau street.
Charles Frazier I64 Nassau street.
J. !. Blake, corner of Bowery and Grand street.
And 7S6 others
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RIO THE PUBLIC.
CAUTION.

Inyiew Of the Of the opposition to me- and Of the
information which have received of the
emplated TO prejudice by handblis and
to the 81 the election, late for
deem duty to caution the public against
eeins practices ana especially against giving credcnce
handful announcing my Withdrawal the
understand that such handbii already printed by
OF opponents. will be candidate before the peo-
pin until the closing II the polls Tuesday and am
efaied Ia saying my friends, that my election now
beyond question Or dispate
DEC L. 1861. Z. GODFREY GCNTHER
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INTERESTING FROM CURACAO.

Aho hestrActlOnS OF the GOvernoT y" w.
Vessels-0f-War-The steam Gunooa&
IroquOts Refuses TO Enter the Port, &C.
OUR CURACAO CORRESPONDENTS.
CURACAO, Nov. 0, 1851.
The United States lroquois arrived on ths
port from aguayra yesterday morning. with the intention
Of entering but commander was Informed by the gov
authorities that his vessel could enter but would
not be allowed to stay forty eight hours, unless in
case of distress The commanders reply was that his
vessel should enter the harbor any such cond
lions, and Immediately bore away. steering Westward
Most probably this will prove affair to be investigated
by the United States government
Whether national vessels shall have to sub
nit to stipulated hours of remaining in friendly port
remains to be seen We hope the wise heads at Wash
ingon will solve the question possible,
visit Of national vesseowar very useful here
sonaly independently Of the good health Of the island
and the comparative cheapness Of provisions here.
There have recently arrived two moro Of the vessels
chartered by the United States with Goals for
the supply Of our cruisers
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Personal Int (lirence.

A. b. D. Russey ~ the Unite states Army is stopping
at the New York Hote
/ Or J. NJ. Ryder and Chars A. Cook Of Rhode Island
~ W. bayarh ana Mite, And w Y. Pool, cf Massachn
se,s Il NoA'a " Isl snsu, And y. lohster ol New
York are stopping a, tdc I.taYro lIonsc.
Colonel farilctt <na coonel Everett a Washington.
A. T. Aofr o. NAnei Captain Merritt OF Csesp tenpH
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POLITICAL.
It'll SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
!. 18th, i9lh, 10Th, 2lst and I'D Wards.
FOR COUNCILMAN.
ALEXANDER RRA& D0N

ALEXANDER BRANDON
COUNCILMAN SEVENTH DysTRIcr-Mf Alexander Brandon,
the present in the Board of Connemen
been ronomnated for that position with the
prospects OF In addition to the regular
nomination, Mr. Brandon has been
organizations and this insutes HIS doubt
II due TO Mr. Brandon that Since his
"a the Office he now holds. he has most faithfully
me interests OF bis dtstrc and his constituents
70 be proud Of the highly crcdtable
represented them lie not only exered his influence
cure appropriation from the the he FAINT
lies OF the brave fellows who lighting the battles
country but he has personally superncnhed its distribution
~ the Upper Arsenal and when the fund ed
Mr. Brandon earnestly exer,ed himself BY collecting private
contributions to alleviate the Of hundreds Mho knew
other source 10 seek from Mr. Br. ndo is
cmphacaliy sound the Union question, Is fm de
confidence He deserves TO be Mercury
Dee T. ~
(1auTIoN-THE PRINTER or TICKETS FOR GER.
" tain parties has printed the ticket them
Voters Of the sixteenth ward look out, the enemy is
abroad rammany Han look out.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
The Pacific Edition or the New York
Herald.


The Pacific Edition OF the New York
Herald.
The mail steamship North Star Captain Jones' will
leave this port to day at noon for Aspinwan
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning
The New YORK WEEKLY HERALp-Paeitc Edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world, with large quantity of local and miscellaneous
matter will be published at nine O'Clock in the morning
Single copies in wrappers, ready Cor mailing six ceuts
OMcial Drawings of Murray, Eddy ~
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri state lotteries.
% Rks Mt ss EXTRA Class e2-NOvsmoer 30 1867
~, ~, 70, = 3d. 81, 20, -, IL, 81, 36, a.
8, 81, al, u, II. 70. As, 7, 6, 60, %, 62, 70.
sent Tree charge SSyhsaY Epb sss
Coyington, Ky, or st. Louis, Mo-
OMciai Drawings or the Delaware State
EXTRA CLASS. 5s-November 10, 1891
10, 2, az, AZ, 80, Z, So, IS, 81, 81, rs, II, II.
Glass 60-November 80 1861
So, So, z, "A, 26, Il, ., 40, 62 l5 49, IS, IS.
JOIN " %NN WALKER, Commissioners.
Private Instruction IN Pcnmnnship,
Fourth 1 SILVER B.
Pure Tobacco.-YclIow Bank Tobac-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm.
Wholesale By g. GOODWIN BRoTHEa es Water street, a'
Cristudoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS The best IN the world wholesale and retail aad the dye
privately applied No. 6Astor Hodse
Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best i'm the
world; harmless reliable ana Instantaneous. sold
piled at BATCHELOR's Wig Factory, is Bond street
Ladies-Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth.
Be convinced of its v for preserving and the
complexion and skin. Druggists, and $50 Broadway.
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, suspensOry
BaHdages, Shoulder Braces. Drs. GLOVER d. THORNE, 4
Ann street Baraums
Ladies' Rcaufifed.-PhnIOn ~ Sons
Snow White Oriental Cream imparts beautiful pearl o.
rose tint 70 the c"mexion upon the first application Sold by
all druggists in the United States Europe and South America
TruSses.-Marsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Trnsscs also Military Shoulder Brace Abdominal sup
porter combineda eror article No vesey street
tor House. opposite the church
RnImOral Beots-EOr Ladies' and Misses
Finest qualities, al low prices at BARrLETTS LAS Eighth
Teetll Extra cted without Pain by q New
precess.-Beauufui teeth, 81 esca silver, So
Warranted by J. JAY vILLERS, l3o Grand street.
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Private Instruction in Pcnma nship
day and evening adults ladies' or gentlemen ut No
Fourth avenue OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH
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CrfsfndorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best Ia the world wholesale retail aad the
privately applied. No. castor Iiotise.
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4 DDgESS
"A or TINE
NATIONAL UNION ORGANIZATION.

- u,r NATIONAL UNION oRGANIzAyoN
TO rn II ~ THE
You WIN remember that with the destruction o. The wing
gan nc troubles which threaten the downfall Of the
Yon Know that either the whig, democratic. national
n.on parties had possession Of the government we would
The q Godfrey Gun,hsr win first step
rseis he real Of people q the Whole soanry
who misrepresented by ambitious and fanatcA
one he opposing candidates George ondyts instead q
ss %"
ss AMI. y :sss. =: ;'s:s s
4 the evening q ns where NE patriotic policy S
seorn and conismp. Of the American people =
M hs OF asn xs
declare that now i the time TO elect pure repub
g Godfrey Gunthsr has the nomination of IN. democratic
a. Si .S
national orean,.a,ions devoted the support OF the
vi % sSs relation the war; and have
s.sd,s . spss i. =: held SisS ~
forms that integrity and fidelity to public trusts seesn
Fellow citzsns-Can you hesitate for casa
ses 70. 6 . ss:, !. s ss recent election
ns r1sh Of the M.5 Ms
aaynssrdSayns rsesysS
:e ss vS: bsos K.
T.mmsny Nh rsy having received M7 n, yCts. for 81
District Attorney.
The Of Fernando Wood would be n personal
victory whose sentiments behavea tobe hostile
the government the elevation Of George Opdyfe public
calamy, the election OF c. Godfrey Gunther national
triumph
REkEDlCT LEWIS, JE,l
VI. HAGER
D. Henry KOOP
JOHN q. HAM,
GEORGE D. NEvINS,
JOHN. HOWELL }Committee-
T. J. BROWN,
JAMT& NJ AUSTIN,
MEERY SkYDER,
JOHN Hope, l.
TAoMAStJ. HALL,
NLw YORK, Nov. n, tS6A
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Batehelor's Hair Dye-Thc Best i'm the
world; harmless reliable sold and
piled at BATCHELORs Wig Factory l6 Bond street
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Pure TObaccO.-fcllOw Bank TObac.
coGoodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from i'm.
purcs, for sale by all tobacco and dealers
Wholesale by T.. GOODWIN Il BROTHER. a1g Water street
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EXTRA CLASS, 59-Noyember ~, 1891
10, 2, ~, AZ, 49, I, So, IS, 81, 81, rs, IL II.
Glass 66-November 80, 1861.
So, 50, z, "A, rs, a. 3, 40, 81, Is. SO, 49, IS.
join " WALKER, Commissioners.
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ITO THE MEMBEysS OF THE FLEE DEPARTMENT.
l The nndersignsl solicit support TOR O. GODFRBY,
SCNTFERS clair b " the Mayoralty Fireman and
Exempt fireman A<ne who has fos many years taken
he Department.; freely deyoting his
cha rites aivanc eaeBt and good name. He became
Dor OF Eagle Ho Company No. in July 1872 and In this
served his full term OF Subsequently,
in 1850 Dnr this period he performed efficient duty,
and tal participant Of all the pers tolls and pr
ya'ons which nseparabe fros the career Of New York
fireman
His abiiti experience cminenty quality him to nd
minister municipal honest capable and
energetic And during the present the
thorough knowledge Of our metropolitan concerns claimed
his peIfiics opponsnts. 80
Knc ferbocker and the manor born In his watehful
ke~Ping he interests Of New York suffer Many
Of active snbc lite have afforded every opportunity
Tor our athens and place their the
man. Aoss stamp him the upright leader the in
doma Die worker the arm unninchng advocate Of right;
no s ire Make him the standard bearer Of the Empire city
FIR .men remember that honest ChtA Gunthrr" is tho
only candidate In the who has with you OF
in Man the brakes, then, and give htm
John Chilean, Charles McDougall,
James l.. Miller Jas. Y. Wenman,
Robi McGinnis, 4. /. Duryee,
Geo II. =. Lynch, Cha.. Boee,
Clark Williams, William uackett
7, Henry j. WEIGH Joseph Ebling,
/ Thos Riley, A. J. DeAtour,
7 Joseph Wesray, Andrew Zurnece
4 John B. Miller, Henry snyder,
4 Jno. G. Giles. Charles Close,
L. II. G. Brookes, w. II. Bnltce
l Matthew I. BrennnAn, Howard E. Coates.
l Andrew y. darvey, William Gsytce,
william Vessels, O. D. Hibbard,
y. Martinez. John Hesbh,
}. c. Fisher, and over 500 ohersl
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Lndfes-Try Laird's Bloom Of Youth
Be convinced of its vue for preserving and Identifying
complexion and skin. Druggists, and 1870 Broadway.
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, suspcnsory
Banuages, Shoulder Braces. Drs. GLOVER THoRNE,
Ann street, near Baraums
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIC ICATION.

w. - :. 80 .11As fioA1iON.
ISOR SALE.-A SPLENDID BRO Nm MARE FOUR
H old, Just from the country saads
has heen trained, and fo mile In AS has
driven the past by y and will stand with.
oct tying The above will be sold for half her value
For further Information Inquire Mr. ALLEN the
store, No. ST. Bowery.
MISS MAGGY TRBsvAN, TflE CHARMING VOCALIST
lu At the NOVELTY CoNCERT HALL, 6l6 broadway
every night
NOVELTY C0NCLRT/ HALL
IN hRoABWAY Gts
j. ONElL and ar ~ company 81 hae artist, In lri
diversified entertain Aent every night.
WhNrfD-FfE GOOD OPERATORS on PLAIN
W magazine, go hnsIels, ami button hole maac ut.
! in Ss',tnentn w.
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ATAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE YOUNG
n Mems mozart Union Cub at No First street by una
OF the members present this Club be dissolved.
on account OF the Of its officers and
reoganized and 10 be known heneeforth the
Seventeenth Ward Independent Democratic Union Club.
JOHN CARROLL. President
C.. f. ScRULs Secretary.
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Ladies' Bcaufified.-PhnIOn ~ Sons
Snow White Oriental Cream mpars beautiful pearl
tint the couple upon the application Sold by
all druggists the United States Europe and South America
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OOK OUT IRISHMEN-ONE AND ALI.-yOTE FOR
IL Mayor. 9. Godfrey Gunther. Read Colonel Thomas
Mcaghers opinion Of Fernando Wood delivered
the Academy OF Music October 8, IS6t:--
where the aarrowess saint the lily yercd knaye tho
pedder In diluted scripture, in Georgia lotteries alter
mamie Jobs and all the and roennes Of political
which covets however able,
swinde however foHi
drveiier where the ncous who crisis
the present, VIII disturb the public with his nporiu
Tor peacefn
In the whole of language, nothing
torcbiy Che supreme OF crater for the canpS
Lypocrte Fernando Wood, now Mayor Of New York NJ NJ
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Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri state lotteries
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLANS 62i-Novembcr 10 1861.
~, 80, %, 2, SO, 81, 70, -, IL, 81, SO, ~.
KENTUCKY CLASS 622-Noyember 80 1864.
g. 81, al, 81, II. 20, As, 7, 9, 60, %, 62, 70.
Circulars sent Tree of charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY h co,
Covington Ky, or st. Louis, Mo.
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DOTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC WORK.
~ ngmeni Cuba grand Torcbllsht Process on Of the
named Club will take place this lMondav, evsning
the purpose attending meeting killewsns
Hail. Of Seventh avenue and Twenty six n street. 10
nomination Of the Hon. Fernando W. Aod for
or The members requested 10 attend 1 Ninth ave
nuo corner Thirty ninth street ct OF Aek prrrsey
HUGH c. FLOo'A Prssldent
wrLhIAs BURKE. Secretaries
BARrHLw. QUIas,
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The Tammany candidates. only that Il 4,
Mozart also on other tickets. Adams the only
person voted for by the republicans who
mated by other which Gunther
II is less important how pie than
how they will Are fournfths people opposed
te % &e secession principles Of Wood and the sbyton
principles OF OIdyke Do forafths the Union
platform which 0upber snnds? Is that your po
Vnn Y vote accordingly, and have fear but
feurSfths 80 our citizens secure the victory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

9TH wARN-THE MEMBERS OF THE sxTEENJ "
lO Ward National CLUB and citizens general ~
requested the Clut&ONns 80 West
sen.h street on Monday evening Des~pesr att oci ,ea,
there to form n procession and march, headed by bar
music Millenan Hall, where grand ting
WI be he and addresses made by his Honor The
and other distinguished speakers.
P. CAMrasLL, secretary. THOS. J. EARLE Pres dent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-02

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porter combineda article No Nesey street As
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