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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-05-30
TIE TIMES.
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Thursday Morning May 80, 1851.

s8 How changed are the people: how
changed are newspapers; how changed news
paper readers; how changed indeed the feelings,
sentiments tastes and desires of people, presses,
rulers Of tue nation: and, in fact, the very nation
itself. few years ago when all was peaceful
ss'a happY, when content was pictured upon
every countenance, when plenty and prosperity
crowned the face of the land and happiness and
love held sway in every heart, our public
prints were filled. with literature art and science
Cur farmers on taking their papers from the
office Immediately turned to the agricultural
department oar young men the art, literature
and SCIENCE Our young ladies to poetry, and our
elder ladies, Gf We had any to the marriages.
This was with US truly the golden age, the reign
Of peace. But now all are eager for the news
all hastily turn to the latest kilograms from the
seat of war: How progresses this army or that
have there been any collisions yet, and if SO,
how many have been killed and wounded-is
there prospect for speedy meeting of con-
tending forces, and is there any hope of Cutting
our perverted tastes with the glorious news of
bloolshed, carnage and war? Sad indeed must
I've the reflections Of him who calmly sits down
and turns this melancholy affair in his mind.
Our country, once the pride of nations-the
Gland of the free and the home of the brave
the tangible evidence Of mans fitness for self
governments now the scene Of dreadful, dis
graceful civil war. The hand of brother turned
against brother in most deadly strife each eager
for the fray and each determined to carry their
point at the mtlzzle of the cannon or the point
Of the bayonct.
Are there no peace makers amongst us ? Is
our whole nation deserted by Christianity and
God? Are there none to offer plan of peace
full adjustment =? Must we needs fight and by
the earSrfdge-box, controlled by bitter prejudice
and passion, settle questions which of right
should be adjusted at the ballot-box, swayed by
reason, order and common sense? Must blood
be split as Precipitation for our sins as nation,
or must we shed each others blood to show to
the world that we are not towards? Must
widows be made, must orphans gil the country,
must talent and genius be sacrificed on the bat
tie field when it should be exerted in the promo
ton of useful arts and scieuces-must hale, stall
wart, healthy young men be slaughtered on the
battle field when they should be employed in the
rich mechanics and agricultural pursuits, for
which Colunbia's once happy land offered such
rare opportunities Must fields be left untitled or
the rich verdant carpets Of our plains and mea-
dows be stained with human gore? Must Grip
pies be manufactured by wholesale to fill our
hospitals and in6rmaries, and all for nsiscalled
glory Moyyk Alas, thatexer such . misne-.I
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-05-30

Navy Yard, bringing the body Of COL Ellsworth,
! in charge of six Zouaves The widest grief is
exhibited by the Z3naves, who fairly doated
upon Col. Ellsworth. One Of the escort, the
man who shot Jackson, fairly bit of iptbrough
to keep from crying audiby.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-05-30

ag@ The steamer Etna, intercepted off Cape
Race, brings Liverpool dates to 18th inst The
British Government had issued proclamation
warning British subjects against engaging in the
American war. The Southern Commissioners
had reached Paris and had an interview with
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs. The
proclamation of the British Government declares
purpose to maintain strict and impartial
neutrality between the United States and "cer-
tain States styling themselves the Confederate
States of America" and warns all its subjects
against entering into the military service Of
either side, Or doing any act service to aid or
comfort either party. To "break or attempt to
break any blockade lawfully or actually estab-
lished," is also particularized as one of the acts
for which they will be liable to all the penalties
and consequences, and from which they will in
no wise obtain protection from their own Gov
eminent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-05-30

ARREST OF JOIN MERRYMAN. ESQ Wit OF
Hobeos Co'pass Suspended. Merryman.
one of the most respected citizens Of Marylard,
was arrested by Federal troops on Friday night
last, at his residence in Baltimore county. No
warrant whatever was issued against him. but
he was taken under an order issued by one OF the
Pennsylvania Generals stationed il the neigh
borhood. The order directing Mr. Merryman's
seizure put the arrest on the ground that he is
the captain Of a secession company" The
real charge against him is not definitely known.
but it is generally understood that he is arrested
upon the charge of completely in burning the
bridges on the Northern Central Railway. Mr..
Merryman is the President of the MARYLAND
Agricultural Society, and his arrest has caused
general feeling of indignation.
Upon application being made Judge fancy
issued writ of habcas corpus, which writ Gen.
Cadwallader refused to obey, saying, in a letter
to the Chief Justice, that he has been authorize
ed by the President of the United States to sus-
pend it, in his discretion. This exercise of au-
thority on the part Of the President is creating
a great sensation and is justly regarded as an
arbitrary and illegal assumption of power.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
III PROF, W0DvSs
RRSfORATIVE- CORDIAL:
ANDrPolIo' 'd' bsha9 =.
g =. :. BLOOD RENO AToR.s ,pol

- ll- = - -..---s-- <s-------s--
M, fsprecsey what is name ipdicatey, ior, Enuel
ldplsasant to the taste, It'll revtytyfng, enniaIt
ssinysoratiog and suepsinehins s,ofess ~
and rsnsws the Blood in all iis purity, ana
Dithus at once restofes aud rendsfs ~ eystemt vi
vSlnerdb'e 90 0ftacks q asssase, ~ on,sl
,preparatiop sYer " sae a. ~ ths st
cslly and siifutiy comoinea ~ 70 ~ WY
pwerfnl tonie sndat ne SAN pIs % " Nv
sdasd 70, as TO act Ia per acco Win sns
ab Of iatare and hence VII eDc,se -
SSs siisy All al nervous STs T and oiSsr tsn
perectly aud q, we -. saeS -
@composed entirely Of vegetables. yet 90 oomDinso ..
ru1hs 70 produee the most norousn .onio sncb
tssutprVdqeing any iniuri9ns ,u
~ remedy has long been felt y % .s,
IhIe medical world, for It needs no medical
that debility follows All 1s - the
RSsssSs ana a0SsSa q many & u he most
% digestion, Dyspepsia, Loss o. Appetite, iaintae..
Nervous Irritabty, Neuralgia, PapimMoho% o,.a ne
Hear, Melancholy, Might nseas :. ps,nsai oS.;rustsd
1E too proiuse. or 700 ncant m1ns.Iuevn 80 sss,
a ng of the Womb. These AZ depeea ssa
deblty. This pure hea.ny, .Un~ 1e y ~ saa al
IN n not all. II the system q weakened. We eie
lopen 10 biliousattacks the liver becomes toEplo,lk
N ,f worse diseased. the kidneys refuse 70 Ponv,
n. ana incontinence Or urine OF insoiantary az
,,iIeen tie .Shoulden, excsedingly hAble q hsnrk
ana e s1Sa.ssd soon ss1ls9e
ays tpaos VII not ilST .,sA,s ~ ,@ y Teassnos
9ndion of he sysem But We VIII say' ~ u,,
OSsdsl sDS sns eec,ua ts%sdy
.n,ts ~ atI,onsnesS fistuIence, weak and siekl>
Islcnsch, Lansuor, Liver Complaint ohiis sndP
a Sssi;s y S; F1g
irn,s Mood. spcS e scrciaA, Eryspelas, Bron Y
rstits, Cough, difouity of Breathing, and all IN
q diseases called hsIss % wssslsos ,Ss ssy.Isr
y ~, sure q climate and asS
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plrron M. Aprilll. les1l

~ TIII mo- n KAJIuH 1fs1 Apfik N 1coI-l
A woNDERTuL cURE,-..,sons time ego, an olt
oeehbor Of nine wa ysry NJ. with bad cough which
every one supposed to 10 consumption. His relAtyes1
told me that he had ken every remedy they heard o.
we're conarmed IN the belief that be could not 1--we.
had about The third OF bottle Of your Pecse syrup,
which gave him. and Il entirely cured him. 10 the aston
shment Of ALL what Akes the case more remarkable,
n the extreme sze Of the man. be being about eighty
old have no doubt the Pectoral saved hi. lfs.
80 -l'--'f-ssT tlsn "''aA JoHMN GINN1B.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

DR. KEYsra my Nlte has been aHlictsd win bad
cough and difcuy of breathing, FOR ave of hx years.
violence. The complaint has been and fhf
had been treated By several without any ri
ef In this state Of hor case procured some o. your
Pectoal Cough Syrup. Ibonghf the flrst tins, my
cent bottle which relieved her vefy much thenoAed
and got dollar bottle, which cured hef entrey and
she has now no trace Of The former dgease except weak
nessp would also state That used the medicine no
self 20 cold and cough. he medicine cured me bytak
ing one dose expTess my entire satisfaeon With The
medicine, and you are At iibsry e gubiish ms yop
desire to do 90. ssWM. WILo0N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
y r.. - -. ,.PIr1lu.su, peesnssr, q, lsss,

iff is lvse u. PrT1snuReH, pecember, 81, 1883. O
q A GREAT CURH BY oh, pEfSER's rHoT0RAI
gYRUP. II i've IN PEBBLES township Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting which commenced aoout
employed the best physicians In the country, and my
oouRh continued unahatcd until early In 0ototef AZ
that time was adyiSed % try your PHOT0RAl COUGH
SYRUP, which dd, and ater had t.ssn pns bottle
wss sntrey free from the coughing and splitting. bad
de,psired Of ever getting Welt and think should be
known that this valuable remedy Will DO for others what
: Witnsss-B. N. KnR.s 1gk I N Pseblss tsmhtpa
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"a ~ " ~
MN. KENNEDY. or ROxRURx,
lW has Uncovered an ono ofpur conponpsstureFe
! remedy that oaresb - W W ~ ~ VI
stIak KsrS ne r-...~
i, .-.o. 4.
YlIAMLEENN N MAI.Lli
1h9 worst bofofuIA tovh 70 Q coiumon Phnpfe7i
... .,.. .,sv., h.yas,a 5000 and nav.
except IN Two casss !Don rsd tnsSrsf
ia vsiSs, ali within twenty miles Of Boston.
,s... ..,,,.. N u. :, rs,, ma }, pn.,..
ss I'VE sss ;s,s. bottle. vi. s,... III. ,.ss ?. s:.
xgo pottss g ny 'so y e''.' sei
q q ys bottle. are warranted Ia s.s o worst
ss & SBs,. sys Bss:, ar. warranted to car. ali hunor
1yss: 3 ~, ~ ,GS5nISg GaMIoE5S9 9bs ss al
sas ss'iss: . e sRssE Ss " es sOdb and
mpning uicer:
foor three bottles are warranted to cure the wsrst
ki1d.of ringworm.a. dxs.H d.rlL,y2 40 ~
a..Dssss rssSs ss.s' osss q f;sa rasamssisn al o
2 iops scstlss ass g
.LHy !" osns D'''ie' WIN 01i' u'' "o''' W. y '~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

5pR. KRYsERy PRcroRAI SYRUP IN HAIRS
vILLE.-Plsase send ne anothsr supply OF your rau-
ale .Pectoral Syrup" Almost epsrybods around us
nas he cod and are nqnirng for Dr. Keyssrs Pecton
We have soidsxeen bottles last week, and are
noW entirely out. Mr. A. Aor and MI 2. haher, both
n Blairsyilis Pa tell NJ they would mot be without Il
In their families. In fact all who use once want u
Ble ss1ini f4o'''' S5t.s.wATrHRsor q SONS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

Ia COL. PRATT AND Dir KEYsERy tPEuT0RAL
sYRUP.-DR. Kxyan--Dear Sir: EXCUSE the delayif
ny the sxcelsnos Of your Pecorsl
syrup sooner. take great pleasure In saying that
and he worst one was ever ahioted with; have uot
used more than onehAf Of he bottle, and can and do
wish that all who are Afflicted would give - fair trial
a have done and they viii be proud 70 6ay, 1T q
onack medicne.n would not suffer another such an
attack for any confederation, at any coat am con.
ndent can breathe more freely than ever did shal
exeeIlsnt a remedy. Youare af liberty 70 use my
IN this regard az you think proper hr.RRATT,
~ Messenger Common oouncils Pittsburgh1 Pa,
Pittsburgh, May II, 1853, ~, ii fr...H o.e.,rr
who entsrtain doubts can consut me personslly - :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

s- s-ANorHER NEW CERTIRI0ATE--DR. KnYSNR'br
PECT0RAL SYRUP IL had been troubled with cough
and cold for bad was itthAt could not
esep had The adyiee and prescriptions ffom three Of
the Test physiciansin the eU whom name bat DO
syrup, which cured me entirely sssSpsSs sSpsSsson ssu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

.sfop FHAFoouaHIne. ."--'Hov eanI doite 10
to Keyserson Wood street and SOC bottlsof his ocugh
Pecoia Al and that don't oure you, your case must be
desperas indeed" This specimen Of the oolloquy
one hehYy almost every day IN cold catching periods Of
The year. And We can, from sctual ezpermsnt cheer
flIy concur In the advisers admonihon abyes Tor we
have tried The '.Pecto In most Stubborn case. with
entire success Near weekspgo We went 70 Ptisturgh
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, ush, IN.
upon thIs mundane sphere. We oOushed stsadtly and
faboriousy for one whole week, In hopes Of Hiring u o
butjt was no 20. In fact u seemed rather 70 have Inn
proved by practice and % have acquired stength poten
y and disirsss5y BY the operation. In this sageof
the siege We con sbed way 70 Keypers 0 Wood St.
procureda hfty cent bottle Of the "PectoIa;D took II
accordiog 10 drecons and In fortyeigh hours we
master Of the heId, the enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brief but unequal conflict with
'fomidable an adversary az Keyser's famous .oough
-tae f91s 'Att'--t -s-n e| - W - V+h
3 DIR. KEYssR's PHcToRAL SYRUP Is prepared an a
ala Nv DR. 0RORGE II, KEYgEn, l40 Wood street,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

w f.es 'esiss. ssa esfs french, Pushef And Thread
=. v - ~, rsf<srrs.f ysisncienes Thread and
rsiss issss Snhraidsrsd QpIlsEh sst,s 1nnnIpE saa
ss Y. r;ss Ssi,l 's!s hs;s Ss''s':
: 81 srslfd1.- a tlEssee, esP1 I11A 1ssset;I Q
:ssssih IS s Wv aisss q ~ -~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

~ 2sW srYIRs--Bain q SOM so; Z, : = '2,s
@ sEs..s '::s ss:,ss s.:s y ss.:;: r.
seRF silks, ysy hs6v, dssigned ezpfsfsy ssss, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

They are at home. and any one who hss doubts can
Quirs ofths person who have been Cured BY q
ti4Tt ll4 A1tita 1fse III ~ = atsfftt JtAS-
DR.. KnYBRR Is PRuPAKEu ATlAkV TIME TO
THosn WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES. A
tsndins CURED y DS XII YsaRs fEoToRAE sYhBP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

II q. - wn n = B{znEHfNssDlgA AN0f
~ 's.ss.ls No. % ssais iliss sssytss3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
You're, mo1t fesptotfqIIys b 10 \
. EDWARD J JONES, .lsaqs
Cashier cisisens' psposit Bank.

iess - a9e errusrvuis, o., March II, 1850
have used Df. Keysers Cough eyrup for bad cough
Inc best medicine for the same that have ever taken.
F 80 '.,HW - J.W, PRI01,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
PICTORIAL SYRUP 80, 81,

.an5,i INVITE ArrEErIon ,esomsafths Inosts,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
Ipor ths whi.ksrs and Hair. - !.

TThe ubvcrhsr~ -pisasure In annonnsing % hs me
=, e United states that they have ne
~ ana ave now enabled 70 offer 10 the American
puSiic tic above justly celebrated and worarenowneo
srtiS's' 1hs IhE9TYlHU
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

that Was svsr before the ppbllc,,o q s,s,.s su,.
No change Of diet ever nscssjy the ss.t you ca,
spd set sn0ush q u q. ,SI, soooufu pl4
Ohiidren over ten yeArs dessert spoonful
from Ave 70 eight year tea spoonful As no MrecaOns
cs ID applicable to ni consItutions taEe y
~ c tEe h1eIs twice 4 day. s0Npe - Ns1eaee
- 80 oe' sEsSf1f V87BONN ABD KBNNEDf -
p,,eS sic For ;h9syevesy d.egs,ss IA
ne United n, vgssS bus ''s1'ss scssS Sds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

|IN McLean,s volcanic Oil Linihent y . Il
certain crpo for Cancers Piles, Svengs and Brop.
ohiis or Golre Paralysis Neuralgia, Weakness Of me
MuscieL Chronic or fnfammatory kbeumatinm, Bun,
nass 6f the, Joints contracted Muscles or Lgamenn
Earsche OF Toothache Bruises sprans, Wounds fresh
Outs Ulcers Fever Sores, Qaked breasts Sore Npps5
Burns, scslds Sore Thoat or any Innsnms0n or fApI
have existed. McIesns oelePratea Llpnent hbs o'ri
tain remedy. ,,,
and misery w the Of this inVausbs moo
cine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02

f,AMMANY HALL.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMINA-
TI0NS.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM NJ TWEED.
For District Attorney.
NELSON J. WATERBURY,.
For County Clerk,
HENRY w. GENET.
For Coroners,
EDWARD G. MCCONNELL,
ANDREW X. JACKMAN,
ANTHONY EIrKOFF.
CHARLES J. DoUGnERTY.
For Supervisor
ELIJAH r. PuRDY.
For Supreme Court,
THOMAS W. CLERKE.
For Superior Court,
CLAGDIGS l.. MCNEIL,
JOHN NJ, BARBOUR
Fer Common Pleas
JOHN X. BRADY.
For Marine Court
EDMUND l.. uEARNE.
TTNAMMANY HALL
/ DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, REGULAR NOMINA-
TEON.
For Sheriff
WILLIAM N. TWEED.
THOMAS W. ADAMS Chairman County Convention.
ELIJAH r. PuRDY Chairman General Committee.
+ ! GnsaIsSoS Secretaries County Convention.
J. Hardy II M1Ll'S Secretaries General Committee.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC
VI MASS MEETING
FOR THE RATIFICATION OF THE
STATE AND COUNTY

{ ThASD phAooMMA sss MEETING
FOR ''s siA zAr! hsS s6as4 y THE
grand 3 S % Rs meeting e hf a pr n
addresses made in Montague Hail. opposite the Park in the
On SATURDAY EvEsIsa Nry,r, THE I'd NOVEMBER,
The following distinguished gentlemen win address the
meeting on tina, oecaslon:- Co. c.o.u.
Hon. Samuel San Msi s and II g , dEsqh o old as
and for the support and rerpey OF the Union and The
BY order Of the General Committee,
THOMAS g. TALMAGE Chairman.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COM
Headquarters, Military Hail.
REGULAR NOMINATIONS. -
FREDERICK |. VuLra
NELSON LIST SI. ). %AAT TfasS
HEs saE YS ". tSSENEF.
oE OK Ss' susTER. !.
For Corr ne,s . :. ,x,,
A Asnxy E.GHaEE
ri Tn SSss s " Syg SIEs aRaEs''
$G SfSlSi / sf I s5sH,1, '
For Judge Of Ne Court q Common Pleas,
For A sTRass & ( N Hh Has'9f Court
E Es s,srsosHSS daS yqq2RuTF
sixth distrct-,JOHk j. BRADLEY
Seventh district
q. N. HERMAN, Chairman.
MYER MAsTRN Secretary.
DEoPLE's UNION AND REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
l For Assembly,
Fourteenth District Eighteenth ward),
ROYAL PHELPS.
DoLITICAL-ELAsTIC RINGS FOR FASTENING BAL
lots together be had Of G. A. RUNNER lsole mania
the Goodyear paentsl at No. ii John street.
Broadway, and of u W. BROWER lat any hour),
ner OF Nineteenth and Fourth avenue.
DEGUIAR DEMOCRATIC AND UNION NOMINATION.
III sixth Senatorial district tNnh, Fifteenth Sixteenth
and Eighteenth wards).
For State Senator
JOHN j. BRADLEY
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1851.
POLITICAL,

A MEETING OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD DEMO.
cratic unianCiab will be held James Mcfoughsn's
unea Hail. 1855 First avenue, Saturday evening" Nov
1854, ut half past o'clock r. NJ
ELISHA KINGsLAND President
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w Pheiau h Colender's manufacture with fixture COM
plec Address stating lowest cash price Billiard Cue, He
4 aid onice.
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NATIONAL DENTAL GA1LERY-sIXTH AVENUE,
IN corner Twenty second s,reet-largest repetc
Five premiums. Guaranteed first class dentistry. War
prices Silver sets oil teeth 49, rubber $40 patent vn
conIc $40; gold, SD single teeth, 81; nng te,h gold, ST.
DR. MANSON, Dentist
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NOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT DISTRICT,
IL JOHN }. PHELPS. j.

LNoR cORoNER-wE EARNESTLY RECOMMEND TO
the voters the city and county Of New York, Dr. Iu
cien b. Wright candidate for Coroner well worthy OF the
support of all Union loving An American born citizen
old resident Of this city and ssilful and experienced
physician wen commanding the respect Of large part
of fellow citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02
POLITICAL.
IkON.-TAMMANY AND MOZART NOMINATION
~ tor member OF Assembly Seventh Assembly district

1TM WARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE FOURTH
= Wayd Independent Democrats Club will meet the
Eagle No ~ New bowery, on Saturday evening, Nov
7H ocioek BY order OF MAURICE FINN, President.
JOHN MITCHELL Secretary.
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cox REWARD-L0ST OK THURSDAY OCTOBER
pAO 81 about2P p. NJ. In running from Justice Dedforis
Office In Jersey City up Montgomery street, the Hud.
City small coored outside and
red inside containing $50 in gold vzsix twenty dollar
gold pieces twenty-five dollar pieces, I'VE dollar
piece and ihree dollar piece Any person finding te
will perform act OF charity by returning II TO the
subscriber being all the money ne had from hard
earnings. NICHOLAS GISSER,
French butcher, West Hoboken, N J.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH -DRS DURKIN AND R0US.
n SEAU continue extract teeth in two seconds without
the slightest pain Teeth inserted stumps. No
charge temporary sets extracting whore artificial teeth
inserted. Drs DuRKIN 4 ROUSSEAU, 373 Canal
ou r Laurens.
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WATCHES AND ,JEWELRY.

- Maiden lane
DIAMOND JEwELRY FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
~ iew desirable arices be had apoB early applic
unnnh 70 D. W PLUMB, diamond broker 5l2 Broadway
oSe hou!s only IRON I'LL UA. NJ and 2 3P. " Money
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CARD-LIQU0R DEALERS OF THE NINTH WARD,
~ craft is In danger your Old enemy Capt Bush Is
in the eld candidate for the Assembly You can and you
must defeat him. Your eana date Mr. sanford, ~
gentleman qualified discharge the duties OF the
Office and who will have special regard for your interest
which IL all important TO at this present time SO mp
then and do duty. Pubcans shamrocks and fitbr-
nans arise tn your might and strike one Of your terrific
blows for Sanford. Liberty and Logger and the day ID
yours and goes the pory Captain reelng mp to the
head OF Croton river. FREE TRADE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02

A IA MEETING OF THE ASH AND DIRT CARMEN
Hail. Friday, the LIST inst, at o'clock p H., Michael J.
OBrien In the chair The minutes Of the last
read and approved A. this stage q the proesdags dele
his wish Committee Of Conference, when all their
grievances would be adjusted. The following gentlemen
were appointed--P McNab, Mr. Hammcl H. q. QUINN NJ
]. 0Brien, NJ McGovern, Cunningham, N. MCGUIRE and
James ISicy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02

YOURS WAS RECEIVED. YOU CAN PUZZLE ME-
no longer Carrie is that only party In
New York resembles Willie Not so tall soops somewhat in
walking is quick and has voice,
but possesses n very heart had conversation
with him about year made IL point last winter to
pass him Broadway abou, T. NJ. He Joined
raty by lady, who dressed with exquisite This
s the party am seeking shall lind him! Address Carrie
Monte Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02

HOPE THE PUBLIC WILL EXCUSE NE TODAY
/ have not time to write advertisement; but to-
hope shall not be busy Billiards is per
game. $50 Fulton street SPENCER.
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BILLIARDS.

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