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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-26

~ Sold eueryaehere-by ..~s+
All Wholesale Druggists in large cities
All Retail Druggists--Grocers-Sto
keepers, DC. $3.50. s'sasa szss za g, 4.t
in all country villages aid towns.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
urvJyoRN DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, lS6

never hnd nny ri !ht 10 address reproach may BOD
.enly tlll into the viest peryefsity. In reposinc
y7i sort hesati n, Sos ieiOn stainless characters
on. r no5 distEust that 10 threatens fe, already
CONN iije.--"
"Sirl" exclaimed Vi. dc 81. Savre, in whom q
r3usrnd slambering reaolleci,ns a thousand vague
inuraspions lad just been Advanced by thunder
5G0cE ty
.rWell," calmly responded the marquis,
haye said nothing have not named tle clhQrt.
Bul before leaving, 1 ag in repeat to you-do not
seeE O. i'm DO not ssek hlm!'
After theee words, ihe marquis, don,iug Bis bat,
de,arted ouchly, whi'at the Prrsdenf de ~ scyre,
nis owes liked, bis mud sudaeniy excited by terrible
sezed with t1cmbhng hands AZ ann
ch.ir, into which he slowly dropped.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-28
TO ONE BEREAV e ID .
BY ALICE CARY.

rhav eald h whom his Ii,e was known,
"a good msu from, oGg ranks "a gono,'
Au6 closing 10 the s,p, moved on
And ,ou were wi:h your dead alone.
Another friend bis piace might al.
FOR he thsy mouroed was but friend
No hoge your bi toner grief could mens--
On you had fallen He.loDs Ill
In Ioosing on the uuniast spot
From we 20 e,ai i.o-n east 70 "osr
Amoe,,t .be b5.ye.t and the best,
You only saw that be was not
shallow Wild enc wide and CIim
Yv,n yot, Is all your eyes can trace"
Tbe smiling Of iho lTiendlie't iace
s,eus to yoa Ike q wIoag 10 him.
And seeing row sho world has moved
Away itcm him, how now nane- rce
In III tlouqh,s Of men, your foll heart cries,
He was rot half enough beloved!
Blu. While you gr!eve that'ehange should ia'i'
And while You almost dissllow
Their smiles who loyel hin best, think thou
Thu, be is chsnged tie most Of sii.
Frou 81 ouI nGrIow series see
Tel, cher, larger, clearer sight
Fr5r darkes, pain to peace and Eight
From time 10 inmoHaiily.
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BREssAS.-on Saturday, March 10, Of dropey, THOMAS
BRENNAN SOD OF Patrick Brennan, aged rs years.
The friends and relavee OF he family respectfully
Heser street on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock His
remains WIN be inferred in calvary Csnetery
COLLINS Thursday, March H. JoHS Co.Ia.s Of CON
with heavenly patience in the <2d year Of his age,
tive Of the parish Of Chree, county Cork, Ireland.
Iancers sxty.ninth regiment are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from his late residence No 70
Hamilton street. Brooklyn, this Sunday afternoon at
County Cork papers please copy.
CAssDy--In Brooklyn, Friday, March 16 from pju-
ries accidentally received board n ship noNAs CAS-
pY agse 80 ycars native Of Loberry, county Roscom
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock from 20 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
CRAwFoRn---M New Orleans on Sunday morning,
February "a, HApyoRD r. CRAWFORD, aged 40 years,
DAlx--ln Brooklyn, Of consumption on Friday, March
Is, Many Ann, the beloved wife Of Michael Daily, aged
The friends and acquaintsDces OF the family are re
tpecfuiy invited to as,end the funeral from the resi-
state treet Brooklyn this Sunday afternoon, at half
Pact two O'Clock
DoIAx--on saturday morning, March 10. WALTER
ByRsE infant q Patrick and Mary A. Dolan, aged
months and % days
The friends Of the family and those Of Edward O, r.
j. ard A. l. Byrne, respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral this Sunday afternoon, two O'Clock, from
the residence q his parents, 22i Mulberry street
wife Of Michael Foley, aged ~ years.
Her friends and scquaintances, and those OF her
brothers, Martn, John and Terence MCGOWAN.
specially invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock from her late residence No AZ
Mott street.
FnsS-on Friday, March Is, MARY FIrSS relct Of the
late Michael Flynn natives Of the parish Of Rlyjames
duff county Csvsn, Ireland.
The friends and relatives OF the family most
speculy invited 10 attend the funeral this Sunday az
terDoon, at oclock from her late residence No 10
East Twenty second street, between First and Second
towrp-M rarrytown, on Seventh day, March 10,
william Fowler, in the 74th year Of his are.
The funeral viii take place NJ the Friends Meeting
house. Chappqua, westchester county, Seventh dsf
morning, At eleven O'Clock The friends and relatives
are invited " attend.
GARwooD.oD Thursday, March H. at 321 Grove street,
Jersey CITY JosxT b. GARwoop late Of London aget 30
years, leaving widow and eight young children entirely
uDprovded for.
IRwr.-On Friday, March 15 CArHxRnx, wife Of vii.
liam II. Irwin, aged % years, months and days
The relatives and friends, and tho members o. J.
pursnce Patrol No q are respectfully invited 10 siteud
the funeral from e4 West Nineteenth street. this (sun
day. afternoon at O'Clock
JACKSON On Friday, March Is, at HIS fathers rest
derce, 1c1 Greenwich street JoHS RoRr JACKSON Of
Geovge jackson ara Mary Jane Kahn.
The relatives ard friends Of the family arc lnyte %
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A WONDERFUL SUCCESS
TOILET EHF s asFAs
IN LARGE BOTTLES.
DENsLow's
RICHLY PERFUxRD
HAIR TONIC.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BOTTLE
FEATURES.
THE LARGEST BOTTLES EVER SOLD FOR Is CENTS.
THE MOST RICHLY ksRruMED ARTICLE
PUT UP IN ELEaANF TOILET BOTTLES.
IN COMPOSITION Ham ahH SsEsSAHsED TONIC foA THE
THE PRICE IS JUST RIGHT
REMARKS.
DESsLow, CHEMIST AND PERFUMzR,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Originator 1850 OF those immensely popular articles
THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC
AND
THE SHILLING BESzINE
No" Offers 'E RSsf sss
At Is CENTS PER BOTTLE,
LAR articles In use.
The bottles hold eight ounces (half pnp which In
in The duality unsurpassed fhe sIpsnsnce gained BY
tie proaucer In the manufacture Of the favorte Shilling Hair
Tonic NEARLY 200 dozen Of which have been sold during the
pbA yyax enables him TO present compound Of the most
bs character, containing nothing Injurious but on the
all the dents known for be best adapt
Cd % foster the growth Of the hair and beautify IT,
The cheapness this article and its elegance viii
THE FAvoKITE THING
aupcrsedng all the old fashioned high priced preparations
which the public have tired both OF
DENsIow's HAIR TONIC
Will be the favore and only quick selling kind tho
public have seen IL
CARD TO DEALERS
Provide with half gross OF
this and taking article fou VIII hnd IL TO sell beyond
you ever psced uDon your counter because
7 UNEQUALLED IN THE TWO HssENTIALs,
QUALITY AND CHEAPNESs
ready viii given freely Dealers ordering gross
VIII DC eo'''ea " AN Ell E&ifEaAxT FRAME
spenddly got up OF several dollars each-a great
ornament 70 store and very influential In attracting pur
be through any wholesale drug patent
medicine fancy goods house in New York. Boston, Ph
depha and other aTc cities direct 70 the propreors
Prfce uniform b the trade card ~ raes upon appca
ton sold for cash only More consxncd given away II
The public such preparation and win bur Il ibe-
IMMEDIATE APPLICATION
will be necessary 20 supply OF magnitude the
entire production 80 far orderedn advance several days
The general get up of
DENeLOw's HATh TONIC
II model In every detail
TIa Ito xl1 srtafnf
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Married.
DorGIAs-RsrnArx.-In Brooklyn, saturday
March IT, at St. Lukes church, by the Rev. j. w. Dier,
Mr. RoBERT DOUGLAS, I'd, to ALsRA, daughter OF the
late Augustus c. Rainetaux, all Of Brooklyn.
Rhode Island papers please copy.
HuBErI-HUBBKII On Thursday March IL, ut the
residence Of the brides father Mr. o. 8. HrBBxIL, Of
Philadelphia TO FRANCES f. HrBmsIL, Of this city.
PoT1R-MoNRoE.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, March Is,
by the Rev. w. B. Lee WARREN POTTER 10 Mrs. ELIZA
BE1H MONROE, all OF Fair Haven, Conn.
RuD-Rosnsot Esr-On Wednesday, March 10, at Sc.
Marks church. Williamsburg by the Rev s N. Haskins,
ISAAC b REED to Miss EAEINx s 1scsxsoUfsu all Of Will
liausburr
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1861.

Just Received and Now In store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT,
For sale by
j. FRED MILWARD, 08 and 81 Reade street.
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Immonao Sale.
Tho continued reputation and immense sale Of
BRANDRETHS PILLS

Immense Sale.
Tho continued reputation and immense sale Of
BRANDRETHS PILLS
general utility Thousands given 70 die have been restored
BY them to robust health.
The thousands who have been thus the
most reliable method Of rendering their virtues
known The time u ct hand when the whole world win
49, BRANDRKrH's PILLS
tho best and srect pgAtve and most certain Of
all diseases and most speedy pain
present head in the lungs il the bowels in the mus
STA 1 nsS FROM
THE BLOOD
which are the cause Of pain Those having painful Affection
FRYER AND AGUE DisTRfCrs.
Mr. John Pudney, highly respectable farmer Of Spring
this Oh day Of March 1851 that he has used srsn
reths Vegetable Universal Pills fifteen years his fAmi
u and for al his hands in which e these pills have
and aeue measles hopping cough and IN fact all the dis
10 VI ch large family Is occasionally subject He
Gays he has nsvs, known them fan and will 20 pleased
JOHN PUDNkY, Springfield, Union Co., N. J.
B-The above Is fully confirmed By W. Green, Ksq;.
rshs Pulls for twenty four years. says
fever and ague Il they win these invau able pills
the once to which refer giving number and
hold Ut % cents per box. with full directions, ct
as4 GAN Al STREET, and No UNION SOU ARE
Be sure and send your orders only to one OF these places
Sold also a ei2 BROADWAY, and a. cAMPBRLLs, cor.
ner Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street.
Storms Spring styles Gentlemen's Dress
Broadway, Howard Hotel
Grand opening of Spring Styles.
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Influenza, Despite the Efforts of the
regular hyaceps exceedingly prevalent In city
Over Hp have been treated within IN bv HOf-
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
Braces, Suspenscry Bandsges, &C. -
No. Ann st., under Barnum's Museum
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Brooklyn Art.Photoeraphic-C.H II. WILL
namsons Imperial Gray Vignete chief Of Photographic
0emsGslery Fulton street. opposite Clinton EsAohshed
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Steinway & Sons OverDtrung Grand
square considered the best mAnufao
ured warranted for five years Warerooms 81 and "a
Walker stre0t
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M0Idavfa Cream Forces the Hair, Whis-
and mustaches to grow iuxurianly Sold wholesale
and retail by W. A. BACHELOR, Is Bond street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Reliable and In-
black brown Factory 81 Barclay Sold
and applied at W. A. BATCHELOn's. 16 Bond street
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Important to the Fashionable Commu-
Mesmr CHARLES D. FREDKRICKs 90 would no.
inform their friends and patrons that they have just
introduced from Paris and beautiful process for the
production Of their fashionable Cartes de ystes The
in this particular branch of the Photographic art has
warranted them obtaining at expense the latest
are now enabled to present 70 the New public
Plus Ultra Carte de Vse Equal In the best
Partisan +. Co would also invite atten
&C. the yistes which manufactured BY
them In Paris expressly for their New York establishment
68S and 6S7 Broadway,.opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Empire Sewing Machines-The Cheap
est, because The best, in market Office 3s6 Broadway.
Wheeler & Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced priceA Once, Sos Broadway.
Grover q Bakers Celebrated Family
and Manufacturing Sewing Machines, 495 Broadway N.
Ladies' Dresses Cleaned without Rip
ping also genemens garments plain and fancy dyeing
459 Br0ome street. corner broadway. 4. LORD.
BatchelOr's Newly Invented Wigs and
Toupecs perfect limitations Of nature Send for
measure card TO Is Bond street, N. Y
Bachelors Hair Dye-Reliable and In
sanapeous black brown Factory 81 Barclay Sold
and applied at W. A. BATCHEL0n's, 10 Bond street
kers and mustaches to luxuranty Sold Wholesale
and retail by w. A BACHELOR, l6 Bond street.
---------------
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS The ht the world; Wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied No Aston House
Trusses.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Tss No vcscy street (Astor House, opposite the church
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Empire Sewing Machines-The Cheap
est, because The best in market Office 3s6 Broadway
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A CEREMONY on ST. PATRIcK's DAY
IN THF DROWNING OF TuF SHAMROCK
at MrAUIIfFs sample Room a. Nassau street Ccnrtfl
auIs q sfuuiGe LISA Whisky a.e laslstd K a..sA-
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Grand opening Of Spring Styles.
Gentlemen's Dress SILK Hats,
Boys and Girls Hats and Caps.
GENIN, 5l3 BROADWAY,
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NArIONAL GUARD -JtsT PuaLlSlltp a. RNBR.
~ virs III tc National Quart AncrN ~ DO d has nrhed
In se;e.s 10 e2le u 80 gIeasaa ~ s1sr4 srcet
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Messrs. WOOD, EDDY co. would most respectfully in
form the public that our several Lottery expire
until the following perods-Th Delaware State Grant vii
continue 70 Be- drawn until the The Kentucky State
Grant until year l874 and the bushes win be Conducted
until the expiration of all those with the same pronpt
tude that has characterized for the forty yer under
the management OF predecessors MessrA McIn
tyre, Gregory Co., J. W. Maury Co., Gregory Aaury
WOOD, EDDY 90. Manaserx
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Ladies' Dresses Cleaned without Rip
ping ALSO gentlemen garments plain and fancy dyeng
4S9 Br0ome street, corner Broadway E. LORD.
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hArAGKIs.

The Legislature Of the State Delaware hsvs given :,
France Co Lottery contract for twenty yea we "a
nnders Sned commissioners appointed BY the ernor
said state 70 superntend the drawings OF said terry
hereby That the following the numbers vn THIS
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CriatadorO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS The hGB the world Wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied No Aston House.
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated Fn mfIy
and Manufacturing Sewing Machines 495 Broadway N. Y
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RApTNFAu p-PuysICtAND. CONSULTING
ruons NO 81 Sixth avenue, rwenty erst stress
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Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey House, opposite the church
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me right revoke modify
expressly reserved in the grant, license privilege contract
resolution relating thereto
Here was q complete, unqualified, unavoidable and
perpetual confirmation Of Sharpes grant that the forty
thieves OF the New York Common Council rushed through
a more he nous measure and more bold scheme than
was ever concoctcd by the old boy himself II would
have been sweeping in It's features and ending in
Of the switch tenders turning the crank the wrong
TN the btu was the following endorsement, and the
words "ln Assembly written In pencil marks, in the
hannwritrg OF Mr.. Sherman, the Cerk-the Reading
Clerk OF the last House of Was hing
ton.-'41T !. 800. G. q. 900" mark OF crasurc was
drawn across tao GO. q. 26ov
Here there was an unqualified rrevocnbe confirm
alton OF the original grant OF the Common Council to
Sharpe and associates setting enc side the decisions Of
the courts declaring that no decision thereafter should
havo any elect u, and, faot, overriding law,
justice and right in every particular II IL won
der that they sought 70 steal through by bogus
port, for inluity Ike that could bear daylight
The Light Of the sun was enough TO wilt IL.
The bill reported the 3is day of March by this won
derfu select committee, which seemed "a have omnipo
tent power, precisely In the words OF the original
bill referred TO them as follows
An Ncr 10 ANTsp ACT IN RELATION TO
Ttfr BROOKLYN CRY RAILROAD COMPANY PASSED MARCH ~
section The third section hereby amended 20
a. TO read focwsrhe said company are hereby author
respectively within the city Of Booayn adopted by the Com
men Council thereof tho l7h day % December iss and
Prt nothing herein contained shall affect the action beteo.
fore had by the city Of Brooklyn
See 2 The said company shall not issue cerh sates OF
capital stock for than the amount which may be
IN End se nIs ,e S q the !, SAD h company
so hereby rsd"ccd 70 one million dOa IN shares " ven
This was reported complete ri tho commencement Of
tho morning session. On Saturday the 3tst day OF
March ard 20 satisfy Mr.. Rhodes scruples and pre-
vent hE fighting the Broadway swndle, before 70
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styssss oouNIY-C.Ass IS, March lS lssl.

OToW1nBS OF the DelaWare State Lot
EDDY co, Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI srAIK LorrERus
DKLAwARE-ExTRA Glass l79 March Nc 1861.
8, 81, 2, Il, Go, 81, 8, 20, %, "a, rs, SO.
a. Sc. 20, 66, H. 40, TO- o. So, "a Is, so, SO, II.
Circulars containing schemes with fun particulars sent
free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, kDDt CO., Wilmington, Delaware,
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY CO., ST Louis Missouri
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THE REBEL FORCE AT NEW MADRID.

Correspondence Of the Nashville Union and Americana
NEW MADRID, Mo-, August 20, 1861.
Our advance is under command OF General Jc;. Thomp
son. Of this State his force comprising Mssouras Mis-
headquarters at present at Benton. Colonel j. =.
EcCown has command of the next brigade which per
hals has reached Benton before this. The regiments IT
Colones Pres Smith and John V. Wright ald lankhcads
battery constitute portion OF the FORCE unser colonel
NcCown Lieutenant H. $. Footc, Jr., OF yonr city,
son Of Ex-Governor Foote, of Mississippi, Is On
Colonel NJ Gowns staff as aid younger son Ct Govern
is also officer in the same brigade. General
Chatham is also moving forward with his brigade,
roll Myte's Mississippi battalion and Hudsons artillery.
portion Of force has been sent up the river TO
by and fory Island No. 10 and the adjacent shore on the
Tennessee side The remainder OF troops arc here the
whole under the command Of Gen. Pillow who pushing
everything forward rapidly 1t possible 10 procure
transportation. As matter Of course outsiders know
nothing Of our destination. From the line which We
may be intended for Birds Point, Commerce,
Cape irardeau The Mississippi for onton and the
been entered by troops aud considerable quantity
of bacon -four and other public stores belonging 20 the
enemy, taken ard turned over 70 our Qartcrnaster's
department..
A few days since We captured apother steamboat
within sight Of Cairo. This rather too anlagng for
the backs and they started couple OF their gboas IN
pursuit. The race was decidedly exciting for few
hours, but the prize brought safety into this ppr
The that the gunboats IN pursuit mIledi
ae carried 10 the COMMANDER and orders 10 arms were
given and 10 tle less than no time prepared TO
give visitors warm reception The sight Of the
smoke their chfnncys the point Of land above
this place excited hrh hopes that they would have tho
hardihood 10 within range OF heavy guns and
let put to the test their 6oasted imprcgnabiity
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Arrival Of the Steamship Glasgow.

The steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool on tho 2l-'
ul arrived here early this morning. bringing the passen
gers and mails Of the steamship Ena, which dis.
ablcd Mt sea and put back to repair The Glasgow
brings sl53 300 in specie The following lie list of her
passengers
Mossrs J. Barbenc II Halbyaw Dabere, Mitchell, q
tieectsen, Flood, Capt Crawford DIR Wyee ycnn and
lady ] Hardy lady, w Thames and lady, N Tracy, W
Bayan, W. Foster, Johns and Indy. Menser Dcimee,
kcat.er Zpsoy Sen NmRn, the Prince OF Ssicnt Frus
.!a sp;bayo {; Dale Uasrerty. Hobbnn, Crary sche
wcldcr Brooks, NcAveiy Garden, Marshall Dsne Gon
Meyers Cpstciv Ra1otT ODrnegan Cuignn, Martin, coeli
rang Smith, Groves nbueks Desns, GSsh M,siregor
Jchus family, Smith, Hart, White, and ~ in ihe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05
RESOLUTIONS OF TIE NATIONAL UNION
STATE COMMITTED,

. SfRAcvtE, sept 4, 1901.
At meeting Of the National Union State Committee,
held at the e. Charles Hotel In Syracuse, september 4,
1851 the following preamble and resolutions were unani-
morsly adopted-
whereas, convention Of the people has boen called to
meet IN Syracuse, independent Of the two leading party
organizations Of the State, solely with reference the
support and vndicntion Of the UnoD the constitution aud
enforcement OF the laws; and
Whereas, in war; bat most especially in civil war, all
parties and factions should give place to the united
support of the government therefore, be il
Resolved That the Union Of this State request
ed to join with people Of like opinions the Con-
yenton September TO- 1861 at Syracuse, % nominate
State officers. VIM DUIR, Chairman.
g. b. FaEgMAN, Secretary
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aaH-a
EI,sCELLANEOuS.

r17o CoNstNrIIvFs.--TIiE ADVERTISER, uAviNa
Z been restored to health in Il few wceks by q very
simple remedy after having suffered several years with
sovcro lung affection and that dread disease, sonsunp-
i'm is anxious TO make known 10 his fellow serers th,
means Of cure To all who desire he will send copy Ok
The prescription used Gree Of charged with drcstions for
Preparing ID ua tie came which they will ind sure
cure fT Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. tie only
object OF the advertiser IN sending the prescription IS 70
benefit tho afflicted and We hopes every sufferer may Try
his reme5y as Il win cost them nothing, aud may prove
n Barspr Parties wi=hing tho pr scrpton VII pcass
a9dres ROY. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, N. y.
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THE SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT.

Captain !. ". lyon, Seventeenth regiment, CN'one
Lansing accompanied by Scrgeants Hall and NodiDe,
rived here Tuesday last for the purpose Of recruiting
the regiment NOW stationed At Fort Eisworb 10 the
standard of ,046 required by government Many
times since they left this city they have IN general
ders received favorable notice from the Commander
Chief They have opened recruiting office at No Park
place which point they will receive ali recruits 1ni
forward lhem at once to the sea. of war.
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United STATES yOJTICE,JBs

The officers of Company A, United States Voltgcsrs,
are deerons Of publicly expressing their thanks to Cap
tain TaiInan and officers Of the Metamora
many courtesies and fayory.
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Delegates to the Republican State Con-
ventiOn from the First District.

fbUf
The First Assembly district Republican Convention to-
day elected James Hammond and VIM. Van Derwcrker
delegates To the State Convention and Henry NJ Swift
and Augustus Brush delegates to the Judicial Conven
ton