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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
EssBG EEssS
ICE CREAM SALOON
ID Street, opposite the Post Office.


TENHE undersgred would announce TO the cit Of
L Ngrysville that he will, Thursday evening 10th
lust, be prepared to them with CE CREAM,
and CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES of superior quail
y and in the est popular style. No pans viii he
spared to make this of the most deserving and
popular Cream Est blishments in the State 1t will be
considered no brs gadocia, when 1t Is known that
have been in the business constantly for twenty years.
Should say, that for the past fifteen wears | have
known superior in the manufacture Of ICE CREAM.
To the great disiGerAtum in Cream richness and fla
vUrI stall he able to give proof that have attained
Families and Parties will be furni he'd ut short
tice, with Cream of any favor, accompanied by all
the necesssr! cOnvenieuced.
8. F. ROGERS.
~ n. b. The undersigned, in charge of the Sa
loon, Confectionary and Fruit Department, Will he
very happy receive the fayors OF his friends and
the public gen rally, where they can obtain all the
choicest variet OF Strawberries Cherries ard APP
ric"s. Also Peaches, Pums and other fruits in tn r
proper seasons. mal6J
G. II. BEACH.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

:. published every Saturday moran g. and contain y
,SsntI EIGHT Columns of reading matter Tne a'm
be pul fishers will be to make 1t good pSer ai'
ssuitable Gerin forfrisndsiG the Atsntlco'%'e''
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
Machine Made Hose.
Great Improvement cF tiais Age
=. HOW DoS
NEW IMPROVED
Eydraniic Hose Sewing Machines,


Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
NE ANUFACTURED AND FOR SAL BY II J.
w BOOrh CO, at the Marysville Foundry and
Machine Shop.
Miners can be supplied ith Hose sewed with four
seams which will sfsnd the pressure OF seventy-6ve
eet fall single. Tor twenty cents per yard fer sewing
and will last long the uck will without rppii
My appeal is to the Miners of fub2, Sierra, ole"
Colusa, Telama, Plnmas, Shasta end -iskiyou coun-
ties Give me liberal patronage and will pledge
myself a. man, to work great fevotutnn through
out the State regards eheapness of Hose, etc.
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in MarVSv lie VII ch will sixty yards per hour
In few weeks hall have one situat ell Al Sacra-
mento one at Dutch Fiat, nd one At plfcervle.
1t is my wish and int nti"n to satisfy the miners
that the hlaGiae Sewing Is as far above hand Sewing
in DURABILITY and STRENGTH as heaven is from
the earth
County scrip will he taken at 90 cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
ANY person Wishing information concerning my
Work, can obtain it by enqnirng OF the most re.
spec table citizens and merchants OF Mar,,v'le and
Nevada also miners from different localities, among
whom are tl.e following:
l. II b thb, Marysville mer Sherman Cherokee Flat
IIochstadter q Bro - Wood merchant
w II fills sc T Bean Nevada mer
Tennent Co " " Davenport Co "
Dewey & Co " C B Auit Nevada ca miner
Chas Reyn"ds " J l. Crosman "
Cole & stevens Brandy Jacobs Co"
City miners j II Brant Nevada "
Hainer 4 Cn Dnwnle I" Wall Newm IN merch
T Smith Moristown Drake 4 Cn IT Valley
Summnrland 4 On Gibson a Go Eagleville
strawberry Valley II llarseley Oroville
Probeck d G DogtoSn"
In connection with Hose sewing ] am pleased TO
announce 4oihe citisens Of Marysville and the sur
rounding country that will 90 into the business OF
bat making and shall prosecute the same 1T reduced
prices to all who will give liberal share Of their
patronage. All or,l for House Lining, Awnings,
Tents arpets Garden Hose, Grain and Flour sacks
&c will he promptly filed a. No. 10 First street, OPP
posite tae Plaza. ~-
feb12.my &. HOWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20

TERMS OF THE DAILY: -
DER WEEK. K................. fifty cH4' TO-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20

FbGi ktVN vii y at - t.e I,., p, e." Hitot "a, u.
on THE political i>su ut the ct the ful .Uit .
laces. The Scyer.I ,unty ComHi - wt 81, s-,
make arrsnErn MS for TIC place ot sltuktg b. o.,
iucaiit IS named
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
a1LY AND wEEKL Z =
ny A. 8. RANDALL & co.

. 3. RANDALL, SD. CHRISTIAN ~, I'VE "ni'A"
L.. cRAcKBoN, W. SouL"Ahh'
.x-iJ., Lana nnd qecond Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
Special 0otira.
The New Union Democratic state Con.
Ual 6Omni.I.e.

The following j. lat If the y. ,no.ra,io
-" Cr"'r'I Couuitvv for tL. sn.,iDy
N-r:
les Anfcrs-- -Ezr'nl DOWN.
AIantd' -K =. tArlN.
AH"i 4 G.. Brow
iu,tr aud ms y. D. Plum.
Ei P'igdI jun llun-.
& Lttr,>- u .Hann Ihubv
Iril'hu and Culu~ tn rlrs l. lo,
!t4.tT, oSia and Mai --Tmrth, M,bpn
Fresno aud Tulfe " lluu G. yl.rrr,
h"HHih liGub. IN uiII Del \, if.. / T Rvor
h"ftl's 81 icr'i ,id S,Hnis .ti---A n,.t-.g.
Mend c,n'', Ntpa ana Lake--Edw ri AIcGar,
ai'hiei'l uhn ~.dt' Cruz J. MU'AeL
iu"i"'nne ald Mon IL Qm1L
, 'uia }. l'yr.p.
PWc.r--L. B Ai,nld.
: aiu,utu J .C,Ti,th.
Ga ,rf"'d n' and : Dtg --P. R. runt.
-" u t,'nid It san Fta c SCI M. It,r'a
Nml "a Oh sfo4 ~stt, ltarD-, Y 10
St' oq"ig Nlliam II. Fvous.
S'lano atd I,lo-J. {. Ia,,s.
Snupu@ j. r.. S,uthard
;" t'r md rba--Ihil.y Dire. cher.
>"iia C'rt y. Is. Edaaids.
H'" {" q, d Ir. itY Jhn j.. Knux
Sierra ". j Forbes.
sk'ou J.. y kct,aun.
Aad t"l"I tlum san trsi cisco J p. TIoro n
=. II man. N'N~NuP'
ton oba-Chiie. r. D.. Long.
FROM oou"um / y Intn.,r.
r"m N,vod -. II ,lt So.
rom ~ D"raGn j. } Green and r. Willow.
FROM Nicr mcutu- \. krdiuet.u. Fru.k nm
v'r ". B. Hunt "a =. H. Muj!ofd.
From : % Joaquin uc,ty Higgins
tr'H Ntan ..aoa Miner Walden.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20

DIX L. C1APKAY's private Medical and eurzicaI
institute on sacramento street below monte merry
"lp r Pacific Mil Stcamsl ip Compnny's oflice
san iran isro The Doctor "fcrs free consultations
Wy Wy 'sNs no mtncrauo unless he etTsG.s cure
Office hours from A. n. togPu
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20

~ iS ''"'H HF iet'tr' WHICH en- pEaticai y a1eaks
'"r Itself vas written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
NE Fhl' 'e'p'a College Of Medlcne-to the editors
'i The Pacific Medical aud snrgicSl Journal San Fra
cisco, for publication:
PHILADEIPHTA, January I7th 1850
u tie eiturs ut the Pacific Madical Jonr,st-
'eu'emcn NJ att ntion has been caeu 10 an srtl-
,t 100 tht December humber Of your Journal, Ia regard
% tne ad eui"tln degree granted hy the Pltadebhts
C'leE' OF medicine 10 Ir l.. j. Czaphay When the
arp' "t"h Tor the degree made 10 the Faculty IL
"AS "e, "hled ny hbdsvits ana test noi,as To- the
Iect ttat DR.. Czapkay WAS a regular grad,a,s N n
q" 'Hr university OF Ptsth, had seStdHs surgeon Ia
t.e hunW'rch army and was regular pra, ttunpr
o' uS"Nihs. On Tie strength uf these the degree
NHs granted. The at Gu dem dspfrr y. isr,e i'm,
Pe-' T. conferred on graduates only. and gives Il.
ne" privileges Had there been the slightest sur,i-
ci1n o ,rrcrul rI'y the application wouiu have been
refused. ~ Inserting this in your Journal YOU v n
II" an ac' ~ Justice To- the College ami confer favor
On '"uIS Vert respectfully II. kAED,
UrAn "i tie Faculty of tie PhiladelphIa College Of
Medicine. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
miscellaneous.

Gee news columns destruction by Ore Of shipping
Boston.
os sss n Tss ss sn e The
TONS and owned BY Capt Watts Of haowe9 and Capt
Sound with SCARS for The French government
HUMBOLDT Holnes, at Boston from Penang reeors
sprung mixenmast.
Bnle sG.G. e. and for Boston from 0srasnas has
Cof New London, Knowles, from Key Wes'
for New York. nus by rebeprvaes OF CAPE
scnR ouEpAso sugett from Trinidad May 81 for Cork,
81 distress having had the forenast
Che Q WAS burnt up 4.h inst-see news coiumns)
WIS ps sbs was a. ned Of the then 10 force from
oranges lemons &C. consigned to parties In New oreans
Whalemcn.
New BeeforS ID inst, ship Courier Conn., Tacsha.
nc s tss XII 20 s ssas aS%s
letter from Capt Pierce Of bark George Mary Of West,
S as c
.f S @ Fl %
had had p Se sess e W se Sntn
xe Se adTn 1aDs 1 s Aga Of
as on his snip on he M
N The sSs 1s s xSs on hs
band probably By q London SHIP VISION Eap CTow
no s Ton was IL o
from Capt SSne 81 ss Lewis lew BRUCE Of
whale since leaving the port Of Boston over months oap
Spoke OF Mexso June ~ schr ksele, SNOW OF Pro-
rneetown, with 10 bbs OIL Whales were very scarce In
,6e Say ana me shaes had about The Lewis gess
and intended 70 stay out another season--all well
spoken-Aprl T Int, &c, bark Nye Barker, NB with
~ obls OIL on board from the Coast OF Bfsziak well With
Ss
that port
Fisher, NIB, cruising oil not stated,
Jude 3 lat 80, bark Wave Courtney NIB, II m)rsas
ont, with $50 bbls SD Oil
April 20 Let 50 o5 OF Cape Of Good Hope. bark Dove Of
New London wlt lou bbs elephant oil bound homewould
stop&t ST. Helena
spoken, &c.
6hip Shooting 6tsr Drnkwater hence Aprf q for San
francisco, May Y, LAT N, lon 81
Ship Escort, Whitman hence for Liverpool June 81 La
70 lon Auc
hp Leueohea from Liverpool for Boston, June 20 la %
II, I'm Al
Ship MORO Castle, from Rchibuco for Europe June o. lat
~ n, lou IL %
BARK Nstssnel Cosgswel, Hanbiu, from Philadelphia for
Queenstown, June 3, lat AZ, Ion A.
Brig kirkland Ku'gh 70 days from Baltimore Tr,.
nidad, June 70, las 25 80, lou e.
schr Duncan dsys FROM tsava-s for Famo Jun g.
Jsl &c 80, lon 70 a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

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Sss: ss = y ss s asS ds Amer brig
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ds S1r u1s oa ps DRIP SSap 81
sSS,xs rhos oven SS Sfs' Aladdin
days. schIs Gen vs.ss aaio foT nssSsns
ss1t day to load for Boston, JOS Quest Jackson SSoS
July Ar sap Hsns Sho,s Lvss
Ss 1n port ssg: Anna Iqs renS.
Ts arr. ' sSr Fuller f0 Sd brig
Nay In pos Srs Fs%s '1 jones' sis 1o% sa
Az SSne sAp Asis from semsss
nrSIs. Edwards, for NSOrisd and others before
for London Day o!sons
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for UoS od .cnla Nay Ana %sss Ms 6Sr
Pc; Henry Cole Hazecn and 4 s6indlsT ireland. fSiis
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SssTsii Ssssrs WS,,Hsss john An
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ss bark City Of oh
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ad hAsr GREENWICH July s-Arr 'chu Unaas ccit Ron
FALL RIVER July s-A1r .shrs rhoa.. Borden, Wright.
VsnSier, do watson. HalloSn konGoSs ana on'ao
JUN schr MarT Msnm wS ss o TURKS Islands;
Hackney for boston Belle BaSs. Phiac
IaEH AT Pig yz1ys hsnoe19n fniadeIpntS Tor Boston,
Cnas o. zeal asnaerson 90 LOT oo Leonard Lea
Vet 90 St A"1 y az soF Tcrs1a
n1iaId rWmore Vnase ana feru TnoIno'sel NtosH !or
Bosion Jones 40 iof Bangor; convoy 90 ior
pain; CorintMan small, 90 tor Hewburyport Dsa1 Kent
yeSrsa Morris enS A I'D Eopnson Boston for d9 "a
Sr0oknaven tsorgs Ecwsid; Mecss Boston for rhade
phhas, nM VEGA nsSe. nSsery lot co. 1a pns orsava
IsSnsd Roe Wizard Flmops mT,,n Seu sns c
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July IN Polt DARK staT o. reaoe Aen1r1ck
niS 1snsuo' prss OsnIsut Aeon Ior havana; Josiah
veas Munton, unS scnis - sawyer, Hs ior nuenos
AIre1 Amema yn1PGI. % = q Nasn, EAton. co.
A 81 % IVY Ny, - n scnr nHy Hnen Case rhl-
rsop 3ia 3D. Drb ioa DAs's, pa 5o scnrs
nay EMMY snow hectrc Lord, ana JunA Ann, kosers
NJ popr r,,r D .rr h-, r WI y~.S. y,u... No.,
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1911 soI as .s' osSrvey a9 Ior
James MI o. 90 LOT So h1nGr
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s1 Vurtief' ior Nswpurypor
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

81. 10 800 I1ln NiAas .saa Ind ...llisa /,
A ;:ss &: :sSs ~
ee@e. s3Ssyss A@sM 90 -laaa. -.aA II u.
A ss:s: I: Il: e: II 81
no. Hasses sNela1a f6ais InDsI s4sl COD:
s sSsfas s: ~; -: 's =
HEADQUAnrxns aozARr asel1Evr. ~ sscAD.
a. sny w Sssssn . Z es7s III :.a a
meat lllI rRQkAsl1. EsaAN, Ls,aesenaas Dare. z
VxAPsAcKs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sms %
= On A..G q IN nAAs 70 srds ny an0uss n ~
~ In'a'9cI 1lsa ASaAA S4H.ns Co., Of
= Cesus s4 -
CrHoHGs PArKxy ARkY fnuNx AND rolsAslR
*Sssssa' q. : S ss: - i ssss.
&: q s :. enc ss.:s y.n -. b.eo2
PED BY night rAy silng trunk BY DAY, aoxnoj
WE, sAE uEnRRsIaNED. NO MOST RRsPagsyul-
nv so any :sS:g y q Money :. f
Ae new 0rk Nonntsd On iour hsnirsd ea siss.dy
S.Ss . 10 q . Ss
Sosa pcs,o = ssssss, o IdiDg oc DeIe Asyss .ssd
O. :ss.. :s. 3 s: sss s or
"a s an ~ 1s = 'Ss K
telc RS a,'Ss a''1sS a.es Gen 5oss ~. OAas
so WA ooove suoscSpuohs ~ thoS respective places q
=. v. gooPEs, 20 Park place
sSHHhYr ' a6fF i n s s,ossyy. street
LOUIS LAYAAo1. g Liberty itsse .
iSpS,ssss' s.d f;s1sS 'i ssni ~ '''A'"'' f''''''A
WAE.sp-rwe ceHptNIsa ALssADg oaeAN
sntnt ssssp1d y ne government Apply ~ 10 Beaver
90 sEGlx.xr FIRE SoUAyEs o0xPAsg IA
meeting o. this COMPANY Will be he'd saturday eyeG
'e' - ''' 's-'' joan L1wskS SHs, %.p..,u
HOUSES, Rooms. 40, wAHTED.
a In the country furnishsd or Enfu'nSsSed ocs
the city, Adde'S stating terms cson and n. ana O. a.
cess, D. X, b, box hS New losl Poss oiice. M Il T.
UNFINISHED ROOMS wAhrxD-Bg A GENTLEMAN
4 and sis,er one sitting noom two Bsdrooms NOS ee-
dsra and occupied ~ ose family only acs.rsd
Location mmaeria Rescren eXchsDged Address C. NJ
E>uRNIsHRD HOUSE wARrED.-A MODER ATE SIZED
House, IN quiet and genseei tocAion, with elegant
months BY nice family reading porayly; fret chss
q e,enoes given address, T.. boz lsS, Herald odlos
months, by genteel faniy near salt wase- With
iol sSs Within
hours ride Of the and night and day Ha.e
ims AND locanty Address boz l47 Herald Office
WANTED-A HOUSE, BsfwEEN FooRrKsRrH AND
roor enth Of siIih avenue thres or
four story House sntsbly located, would be purchAs
qare Of Mark LEVY. ~ Liberty Street. -
WANTED TO HIRE-A HOUSE. wIru MODERN IN.
proyements, b-tween rwefh and thirty eghta streets
l0esion, boz 377o Post oace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Is FOR WAR TO THE
last erent spencer Is also determined TO wage war
give quarer his confreres IN the business No. Cortnnd
street, corner Broadway. SPENCEk-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

VAChT COVE KOfBL-DAvID POLLOCE-SALrER
VILE one mile below the ork Bay Cemetery Tar
get ftshs and Picnic psres % specially accon,oda
ted etases leave Jsssy CITY ferry every hour ParS 0Osn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

THoMPs0Ns ATLANTIC PAVILION. HIGHLANDs
and bosIdeIs Beats leave daily from the foot OF
hoolpsen street teAmer Long Branch July a. O<
NJ Friday, 9th, o'clock A. steamer Highland lacht
leaves Saturday ~ 81 p. Sunday, 9Th, at ~ A NJ Re-
turn same day. j. /. THOMPSON, Frourioso or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
HOTELe.

sSR s A om salhr sa e ssoA
Ter in sstendanco. A COTTON 4 8ON fropnet0fs.
uuRY,s HOTEL. COLLEGE GREEN. DUBLIN THIS
81 Hotel central clean aud commodtQus Every
tent0n paid comfort of guess Private Hting rooms
"'''' " WILLIAM JURY, Proprietor.
UT, JOHNS PARK HOTEL --FURNISHED ROOMS TO
y let 81 TO s. per week the pleasant locad
cy opposite st Johns Park With private key for the
ule Of guests. Restaurant attached
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

PARls'IyorAsrE
TRADESMKN.
Nilsson DELlsLE, patented by The hmpess Queens
OF England and Holland. No Boulevard Capucines,
iecng rue de Ia Pax silks, India and French Cashmere
saa~ls Lace Lingerie, Manties Fancy Goods, Wedding
Suits Court and Ball Dresses.
DRRssxAKER--Maison Fauves, No. rue Mona,s.
TTE HfADpREssEs AND MILLINERY of Mile Soller, As
Nenve St Augustine represent truly the type dstnc
ton thai several foreign courts. By whom
pointed the patentee N the most Haerng terms,
adopted them
LACE yiorARD-Every requisite for wedding Suits Prone
Dade end Evening Dresses, &C., No. rue de Chosei
JEwEiE En- TO H. M.-KRAvER 81 rue Neuve st. Aueustine
China and Ancient Furnltlre, The
warercoms removed 10 l? de Heder
CHgoroyETYRs AND CLoCKs-Le Roy and Els makers to
the navy paa,s Royal u and Is Gaerie Montpensier
SEvREs CuIyA-Chira, Crystals Dinner Services. B,u.
tigny, Palss Royal, Galere Montpensier II and 80.
Goipswf1u JIwELLEE--Wiese, IS de PArbre Sec
the Louvre Prices IN known figures.
BACKING PRESS FOB SAFE CHEAP-POR CASH
suitable for pckins dry goods, &C.; in good order Ad
dress ,. y, Herald Office.
pRINTING pREss-wANTED, FOR CASH ONE OF
Hoes Cylinder Printing Presses, in good Orders bed not
less than sls1s inches Address H. box 2236 Post Office
------------->-------
CTEkA ENGINE AND BO1LK Rs.-WANTl.D TO PUR.
~ chs.e, second hand 40 horse power stan Engine,
Win holNpi nust DO complete and i good Apply
.. HAMILTON - New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

CToRM KING HOUSE, CORNWALL ACCESSIBLE
- by steamboats, Thomas Powell, Armenia and Daniel
Drew Ma by hudson River Ralrosd; new, eomnodious,
wen Ventilated and commanding the most magnificent
y shaded BY forest trees with unlimited ahAdod rambling
walks upon the farm nndng Hoses kspt upon livery
carriage Ioon ks Refer TO Mr. Roln sanford Mr. @.
June, lto Maiden lane; Lee, Eaq, 10 Wall street.
seribsr, % the premises J0sRPa WALKkR.
Storm King House. Cornwall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

y Park.-rhe steamboat GEN PUTNAM, O&pt. Thomas
Tenth street 4, $50 10 and o'clScf PEEK alp, $50
I;so and 20 Fulton ferry Brooklyn $40 las and Sloi
Pier No. North river and $780, Elfzabethp0rt, Y To-
and 43o Elm Park, 1880, IL Fare Elizabethpor, 20
cemts; Elm Park, 10 cents. Children haH price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06
PhQOo1 h NV LONDON. CONNECTICUT

daton ssibiny q position variey and beauty OF
scenery, win challenge comparison with upon the At
an coast. 1hc house Is situated at the mouth Of the river
hames Long Island Sound, miles from Londou
is accessible from New York by the magnificent steamers
City Of Boston, City OF New loIk wealth and
Plymouth Rock which leave New ork At r. n. and by
three daily trains via Rev Haven The subscriber s
10 his friends and patrons that efforts III
be spared TO merit their patronage.
- IL Il. 8. CMOCKKR. HunArnte ndent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

CUNDAy BOAT FoR GLEN COVE, LANDING AT FORT
Schuyler, Great Neck City Island and New Rochelle
The fay0e steamer MAYFIOWEE leaves James street At
$50, Delaney street s4S Eleventh twenty axb
GtTee! $40. Returning leay es Glen Cove at Pm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-06

OORAN HOUSE, sHRKwsBURY, LONG BRAkCa, n
~ J.-Thia splendid summer reeor II open for the
season. Yor fshng 80 and river bathing. ~ well Is tor
Rang 1t Ia unsurpassed. Family Board By tbs wsek s.
Proc transient boedsYs 81 10 bssAnboats from
WV % A'''''N CAPT 4. 4. HAoa1RrY, Proprietor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-08-07
The Objects Of the War.

The following petition 10 Congress from
the New York Republican Central Club,
says the New York Tribune Of the 2ud in,
slant, was adopted at the last meeting:
Whereas, Ever since the establishment
OF our Government, Slavery has been n
constant source cf disturbance and crime ;
and whereas we believe that the present
conflict will prove to be irrepressible so
long as Slavery exists inasmucll at it is
tue sole cause Of the present war and con
sequently will generate future war; and
whereas we believe It's the duty of Con.
gress to resort to every Constitutional
method of saving the nation and future
generations from the enormous debt ana
loss Of life with which we are now threat
ened therefore be it
HeSoigcd, That we believe that large
majority Of the people Of the North Will
faithfully sustain those members OF Coh7
gress who vote for improving the present
constitutional opportunity of delivering
the nation from the great curse OF Slave
nv. And in view Of the formidable Oppo.
sition and awful lose Of life at Manassas
junction we hereby petition Congress not
to leave Washington until they suall have
either passed in substance the proposed
law Of The Hon. Seth c. Pomoroy, for the
suppression of the shareholders rebellion
by abolishing Slavery in the seeded
States amended if thought best by com.
|pensating the Union shareholders out oi
the conHsoated property of the rebels, OF
abolish the Fugitive Slave Law as per-
tains To said secedpd States
| Resolyed, That copies Of the foregoing
be transmitted by our Secretary to the
President OF the Senate and Speaker o
the Bouse of Representatives, with the
request that they be read in both House,
Of Congress.
This is high authority, The Certra
Republican Club Of the great city of New
York, is something more than the empt,
mutterings Of a bar,room politician, 4,
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3,H0 advertisements.

EAUTION.--ALL persons are hereby eau
I toned against harboring hiring or trusting
my son JOHN, on my account, rs an deter.
mjued to pay no debts Of his contracting after
SOLOMON UAMNERSLAUGH,
Decatur township, July 20, 1901.
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TORS.
Best Bull, $40 90 ID Best Bull IS 90
All breeds come together in this class, and
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good points, symm3try Of frame, ability to fsttcn,
and The stock they will produce.
CLASS No. p Grgic Cdfi6.
Best Cow, $40 90 I'd Best COW, 5 500
Best HoiGor, OO Best Calf under
% Best calfunder months old, 90
s months old, DadGs cattle Doctor.
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CLASS No. 4.
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CLASS No, 5.-THoro,gh bred Hor8ss--Qpa'
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Best Stallion, SIS 90 Best Mare Colt 10 90
I'd best do 90 I'd best do 90
The premiums in this class are intended only
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Tho society wishes to encourage the raising Of
high-blooded horses
CLASS No. 6,-Ridihg, Carriage, Draft and
Farm Horses,