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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-27

1.V1N N ITas HUt Ule !O1IIUIa
and strength, and is put up in bottles of convenient
size Theoretically sealed with accompanying directions
and is forwarded 10 all parts Of New England the United
man or express receipt OF SINGLE price Of So per bot
tie Communications by mail are Strictly Confidential,
and must contain his lnyarabe fee OF 81 insure at
) H1lfIiOI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-27

An excellent Lotion for diseases Of Syphic Nature,
ana as an injection in Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
arising from habits of dissipation used in connection
with the Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparla in such dis
eases recommended.
Evidence of the most resp nshle and reliable charac
ter Will accompany the medicines.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-27
Dr. Hurs Botanic Remedies

for the cure of Private Diseases either Sex will at all
times be found safe prompt and efficient in Graduating
disease either acute or chronic and curing all eases
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-27

ysEEs.7=7iss5sp WESTERN RAILROAD
.E=ss=::s==ss=ss WINTER ARRANGEAENTS.- Com.
--=- - e lenciug MONDAY, Nov. II, lS62 Bos-
ton, Alban' and Troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations (ac-
commedation} al 80 a. m. and $50 p, m
For Ne@ York and Albany, (expl l005 q. and As p
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lz.ssss555ss5ssa NORWICH & WORCES

ESas6EdGS5sjaSs NORW ICH Il WORCES.
slzsssz.ssssssssATER RAILROAD. - SUMNER ar
June ?, 1862
TRAINS GOING SOUTH LEAVE WORCESTER AT
40 a m Way Pass niger Train Arrives at Plain
field in for train Providence arriving Provi
denee at HIS a.
10 80 a. m. Way Passenger Train Connects at W9r
cesteT with trains from Boston, Nashua Ftchburg Low
I'll, &c at Worcester junction with Western and Provi
London, Mystic and New Haven.
400 p. Way Passenger Train. Connects at WOr
ces;er with trains from Nashua, Ftchburg Lowell &c
at Worcester Junction with Express Train from Boston
and Trains from Western and Providence Worcester
Roads, at Plaiueld junction trains from Providence
and Hartford arrive in for this train. GS Pas
sengeTs from Mav Stations for New York by steamer
from New London, Will take this train to Norwich
100 p. Steamboat Express Train for New York.
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con
cord. Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence. Nashua Fitch
burg, 6c. At Plainfeld with train from Providence
Leaves Norwich for New London at 9.l5 p.
TRAINS GOING north, LEAvL NORWICH AT
205 steamboat Express Train for Boston, (daill
except MondayD connecting at Worcester for Lowell
Nashua, Concord Fitchburg, &c. Crhis train leaves
500 a. m. WAY Passenger Train. Connecting at Plant
field junction for Providence at Worcester Junction
for Springfield Albany, &C, and Providence, and at
Worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg Con
cord &c.
II 80 a m. WAY Passenger Train. Arriving at Wor.
cester Junction in for trains to Boston PrOv
dence Sprin gted and Albany: at Worcester for trana
to Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Iitchburg. &c.
345 p. M Way Passenger Train Connects at Norwich
with train from New London, and at Painield Junction
with train Providence. Reaches Worcester in season
| for Express Train to Boston.
ielO dit p. st. N. ANDREWS, Supt
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DIED.

BAcKUs-In Brooklyn on Thursday, Nov. 81, the Rev.
Samuel Bsckus, aged - years
Funeral services at h late residence Ca.son avenue ono
door north OF Futon avenue Saturday Nov ~ at u IN
Friends and scquantsuces are invited 10 attend without
other notice The remains will be buried IN connecticut
BROOKS-In Brooklyn. Friday, Nov 20. Miss Melissa
Ber friends and those Of her brohernaw Gilbert Whit
are respscuy invited to attend The funeral RON no ~
pmbylsnd street Brook yn at IL O'Clock this isy The
remains will be taken Chester Orange County, Tor ia
terment
N Y Johp Bsthgate. in the 47th year Of his age . ,
The relatives and friends Of the family ere invNeu
10 attend his funeral Sunday the SUD- al O'CLOCK pm
from his late residence Carriages will be IN waiting ~
HaIep Bridge until O'clock
BlsHOP-On w ednesd morning Nov 26. Jsphes bishop
TIE ,eye, ard friends ohe family respectfully invited
10 attend bis us efa from Grace Church brpaa"a5 corner
ofTenthsee Saturday morning, at "a O'CLOCK WITHOUT
further Invitation .
EARLE-At Calssauqus, Pa Maria wife Of C0neios Har'e
Of this city, eyed II yeMs l., a, .. -, yo,a.v
Notice OF services viii sppesr In the papers OF nohday
OIIyFR-On Friday evening Nov -, Ellen Matilda vile
of John w. Oliver. aged ~ years 49,,
The will take place Oh Saturday a
The membe1. Of Trinity M E. Church. and the friends Of
the family, sre Invited to attend -
PIEKHAMThe fureal services OF Henry fihhhsn ,l.a
AZ tbe battle Of Antctam Md. sept H. VIII be heid 10
2il Henry street. Broohyp, on saturday, NOV. :, q
o'clock D. NJ Friends Of the family are invited 70 a'ehu
PORTER-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Nov 70 Charles d.
m w and end are invited to attend his funeral from
m. resaeuce Of his brother A d. Portef no " oshds
street Brosayp Saturday att O'clock without iu'he'
nyitstlSn. R,oot,vn. On "Wednesday. Nov &C. Charles
H., SON Of g. H. and Lucy H. Roberts, aged years ana
Funeral th. day. 29th at p. m at No III Jay street.
and Msnpesr @ P,PsI' e. s' :S S'S ysar
-, 90" Cs,hsns LIVINGSTON relict Of Nicholas william
The friends Of The family are 2; ,"u % .Ssu"s
on SATURDAY afternoon 81 o'clock without further notice
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lConmunicaied.l
Notes ON Chronic Diseases.

9r DR.. A. WOLF, 40. 832 BROADWAY, sEw-YoRK.
No. VII.-SCROFULA.
scRoFuLA ID disease arising from an unhealthy
fte Of that part of the vascular organization which
carries clear or white blood, viz. the lacteal and
ympna,ic system, and il generally centers itself In
Tue sinai glands, Which are met 30 frequently IN the
course oil the lacleai and lymphatic vessels. In
either case the chyle or lymph hich the vessels in
question take up assumes peculiar diseased scrofu-
lous state, and portion Of it, being rendered unfit
Tor the ieI nation OF nutrient material. and inca
pable OF further transit, deposited among the ex-
ternal tissues IN the form Of cttesy matter Where
ngnIy diseased state OF the consultation exists
when the blood Is strongly imDregnated with the
scrofulous dathesis ii may be deposited bv the CA
plary vessels ia any part of the body as kind of
sseret'on, especially in the liver, lungs, and other
large glands; and various skin eruptions will also
frequently ARISE. peculiar low disorganizinQ in.
1snmstloD, moreover, Is often intimately connected
with ScRoFULA, as, for example, when a Joint. DIR.
ncularly the "e0Ta," MP JOINT be,oues dieeased
The disease generally shows itself at the earlier ps-
riod OF hei but then II often subsidies and RENAL Ms
IN absy ance, only 10 show itself little later active
~ manifest IN some form OF Pulmonary Coasump-
si0a.
Ny treatment Of ScRorULA is simple aud efjca-
ooos and must comnend itself 10 every INTELLIGENT
a Inv. Learned aud acquired by years of study in
hospitals oil Paris, and improved by an extern
practice IN this city since 1857, can o.ler it
S'm1Haen'iy 70 The profession and the public.
l''A' communication on Diseases Of the Heart
p,x.,, A. WOLF, MD
rHyssei1h ior Ohronie Diseases No S3l Broadwav ~ Y
=. NorA.-Dr Vol devoes his exclusive atten.
n9n 70 me treatment Of chronic diseases. He can
20 Consulted personally daily, from TO 10 a. N.
and 10 ~. IN.
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MARRIED,

BAXTER MOnGAN-In New Rochelle NJ Y, by the rev.
MIR. Collins, Oran Barter Of Carmel, to Elizabeth A. Nor
gan OF New Rochelle, N Y
GERT-MITCHELL-At Greenport. N. Y, on Tues
day Nov rs BY the Rev. }. s. Hitmod Mr. r. A. Bur
CERT of Livingston Miss Alice III. Mitchell Of Hudson
n Y.
CtRTEp-wALKFP-Or Th.nts,iving Dsy. IN the South
Thifdrect Presbyterian Church Brooklyn. r. D. oy We
Rev. J. d. Wells, bsaj Carter to Maggie n w AAe
all Of Brooklyn
DE MOTT - QUACKINBUsH - CURTIS - oUACS....-
CUSHION Tuesday Nov z5 at the residence of the bdss
faiher by the Rev d. Mel. Quscsinbush Mr. Peter De
Mott 10 Mia Chraua Quscknbush. Same time Mr.. Cor
peus d. Curtis Miss Helen A. QlsokIbush, all OF this
city
HOYr -icALHOUN - On ThnTsdsy Nov q. at Powers
Hotel N T. by the Rev H.. N. Lewis, Mr. l.. q. Hoyt to
Miss soxe 81. Calhoun. both Of Coilinsyilie, Conn.
HAyENs-C RANE-On Wednesday Nov. &C. by the Rev.
Dr. yerniye Asher C. Haven, to Jane A. daughter OF the
late henjasin y. Crane, all OF this city.
WTLLs-sWIFT-O Tuesday, Nov n. a. Warrington,
Duicbe.s County N Y. Dsaiel Wells Of New.isik City,
and Lizzie u. Swih OF the former place
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NotIce.-The AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY
e iii. attention Of the public language Tax Law
on messages viz Section l0i 10 aeiegsspb
Company or its agents employee shall hOM
ANY PERSON or TRANSMIT 60 ANY PERSON ANY
DIsPATCH or MESSAGE WITHOUT an ADHESIVE
STAMP denotng duty imposed by this Act being AIMED
10 copy thereof having the stamped thereupon and
In default thereof shall incur penalty Of Ten Dollars"
Section 90 rides that Ia any and all whore an i'd
hasivs staulp shall be used = the person using or
ssug the same shall write therenpon thu initials OF bis
ans the date upon which the shall DO attached OF
used 60 that the shall not again 10 used" II,
The Com missioner Of Internal Revenue haa gwen neuc
.h. tau are ia reaaess and that the law will DO enforced
on and after the LIST OF DeceL-oer next. A..
Stamps be obtained usual places oil sale OF a. ''
offices of this Company. =, .ur..,v ..,ts
nv under for tho first ten words require one'cehI siam
message or which the charge is over twenty cen St INC
first ten words require athreecent stomp
Noyspt eC "a, lsbL.
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J. M. Bradstrcet g. Son.
IMPROVED
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th agency we: commenced ia the City of Cincinnati 70
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agency with the discrimination ths. Il should be concuc,ed
ma Win pncip.s In open public manner
M 70 any person to read his THE fnqurersl
report as might appear upon the book, Of the and
@ y e. region o. any errors that might appear the
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In 1888 we commenced TO print Reports on monthly
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had increased rapidly and largely that we were
to print Ten 1Aouscnd Shes Noah (.smp.es Of ,Isss
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In 1885 we hired Office the Broadway Bank In THE
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We and set the type for our books aud shesshs ps-
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Ladies Of Delicate Constitution and uncertain
health eDuousy advised to throw aside the
and useless Preparations with which they accustomed q
drug Themselves and test the bygesn body AnJ-mni
stree tbening virtues Of HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS In all the complaints and disajili-
ties arising from sexual they will ind this cheering.
refreshing and invizoratiug preparation CT en-
cacy Its regulating properties wonderful. and .
remedy for the sDgour renors convusions hyst
ria &C. which often accompany the development Of
hood has equal either among the prescriptions Of the
faculty advertised medicines For the many distressing
feelings which usher in aud often follow the period Of
ternity and for the painful and
which sometimes accompany change Of life" HOsTE
TER'S BITTERS are earnestly recommended. No other
restorative suit we'll tho constitutions and tho
ganzaon of the fsebe In ali Of female debility
where there Is want Of brisk action BlrTER5 pro-
dsce portsnt changersevins local weakness and
reestabiishing the general health.
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BUSINESS Notices.

AfE E'ERLAsTISG."-This is a flower greatly
susa1y the msdsns cf Switzerland but which grows on
nights iha. their lovers sometimes die in tho
~" reach one In an equal degree is G KNOX HAT
E'a ~ an American girl the head Of father brother
ofIover But fortunately he heed not die to get it
vi. Wy 90 70 No 2l2 Broadway, corner FuItonst.
AZ iHE BABY ID CUTTING TEETH, use Mrs.
A'Io~s SOOTHING Strip. which will greatly facilitate
p0es"' and regulate the bowels. Mu WINsLow Ia
ps'saced Nurse and Female Physician and has made
bottle
"-aDLit, you can nave an enduring always
ana reliable Com PEN. exactly ADAPTED 10 your hand
Of writing which will your writing vastlyeheap
A'a steel Pens Iyou IT, call on A, koRToE No. rs
s~s@ssIs. or ias.ote stamp ioI circular.
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To the BenevOlent.-THE LADIES connected with
THE NATIONAL FKEEDMAN'5 kELlEF AsSOCiA-
TION have opened large room at No. 400 Broadway
Waker-st for the reception Of CLOTH, SECONDHAND
CLOTHING. or MONEY to aid In relieving the Sufferers
who are now within the lines Of armies The Ladies YIN
be in attendance day from 10 TO o'clock, and viii Do
glad welcome sdy who willing TO aid Sy her needle
IT, ~, ~, "a &c Treasurer Mrs. WIN. ALLEN
BUTLEk No 10 East l2th-st the President MI, 2nAWfa
GIBBONS No. 10 LansIne place: MIS- n , -
No l44 East lsthst, or Miss JULIA tOU ~, No. NJ
sou.rr C. c. LEIGH, no. 400 Broadway n.
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SPECIAL Nol,tes.

TIE Grent Art and Industrial Fair for the benefit
OF the GERMAN uOoflIAl. corner broadway rourih-sI
and f pace No ai3 Fourst, VIII open on
MONDAY Dec. J. At "A .. Entrance Zee 10 cents Sea-
son Tickets 3 Concert every evening
Fair AZ Cooper Institute, or the Leptnt Oh me inS
tuition No 3l4 1tn-av. for the ChiLDttEN VI DSN aShp
or DISABLED SOLDIERS. to eootinue one week. conf
m. ncng MONDAY. Dec l. 1861 Single admission ~ cents
Season Tickets IS cents.
Po,t-CilIre NOticc.-1he Mails for the United King
am nd IN, Continent via Queenstown aud Liverpool per
steamer ETNA snd for the German States. via Hamburg
Der steamer TEUTOSIA, will close at this ONCE on
sATIRDAY the 18th day Of November. at i0 o'clock m
ana nj rha up town stations follows, viz Stations A aud
g..5 n; station. aud d. $3.50 Station 4. s:oa
'"'' ABRAM WAKEMAN. r NJ.
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To the Citizens Of the Twenty-6rst Ward Lv

To the Citizens Of the Twenty-6rst Wnr rEy
On TUESDAY, Dec 2. the VOTERS OF tie WENl
FIRST WARD will be called upon 10 cast tber votes of
Alderman and other local officers Of the " ard
Gur n,s,rnt Alderman. ANDRE FROMENT ESQ, has
been for the past two years and those o US VINO nave
watched hi. have hesitation In saying that more
able faithful and conscientious representative has seldom
held seat Ia the Councils Of our City. hi, votes WIN Dot
or lao fnnd "a oppion 20 all corrupt schemes that have
been rFeered but invariably on tue nds OF economy ana
reform Feeling IL to be tho duty Of s good c,Ions 10 sus
t,n An honest and faithful public officer take great
pleasure IN recommending him 10 tie voters u INC
without distinction Of party.
WEN. r.. DODGE, u. A. WITHAUS.
DAVID S. CODDlNOT0N, JAMES w BEEkMAS,
JOHN II. SHERWOOD. STffhEN I: kuSsELL'
w. BUrLER DUNCAN. JOHN slEPhENoON.
CHARLES GOULD, SAMUEl l. ~ bAtSLo"'
JOHN j. PHELPS. H. H. ATlERBLhn
John McKiEoNt., fRRlM X STOUT.
JAMEs BROOKS, J. J. As TOR. JR..
L.. NJ BLOOM. ALFRED lOLslLLE,
J. d. JONES WIN. Is. CLARKE,
ROBERT s. HONE d. WITT &. HAYES,
KOBFRT SCHFLL JAMES NJ. MCLEAN,
" SEYMOUR JK., STEPHEN MkRRIHEW,
DAVID h, TURNER, o. ID. ASdLEl..
WIN H. STERLING GEORGE w. kEESE.
WIN. l.. COGSWELL.
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J. w. Hubbard & Co.,
Dennis Mclaughlin,
Nathan II. Hall.
Henry n. Huelst,
Archibald Hall,
Stephen A. Frost,
Edwd. +. Crazy,
II. Knight.
Robs. @. Hutchinson.
Nernilys K Co.,
Henry Ellsworth,
w. Is. Welles,
A. s. Fraser,
Dickerson, Reed L Co.,
BENZ. J. Hart,
M. II. Roberts,
Ubsdell. Pierson & Lake,
y. Lichtenstssdtsr,
james q. King,
J. y. Van Loon,
Chis. Il. Bunting.
Tugnot, Daily & Co.,
l.. Is. Arnold,
C. o. Demarest,
Henry II. Keller.
J. Y. Hoagiand,
Jane. Wotberspoon & Son,
Walter 4. Klots,
John Taylor,
VIM. Ii. Merrill, IT,,
Moore & Sidmsn,
John A. Harriet,
Thomas Lewis,
VIM. Ii. Jackson,
A. Is. Arnold.
q. Y. Coldington, IT,,
John J. Felter,
Isaac Lewis.
Il. +. Smith.
w. v. X. Arnold
VIM. s. Brown & Co.,
Thos. Crane,
Chss. IL. Davis, IT,,
Il. Chamberlin,
Joseph X. Brown,
John 4. Conover.
Geo. g. Byrne.
Peter A. O'Brion,
9. w. Ford,
Henry Wilson,
Newton X. Squire.
Charles Is. Stockwoll,
john X. Andrews,
G. Z. DiefsDdorf.
Henry Salisbury, IT,,
John w. Corlies,
J. N. Tiff,
Thomas A. Rees. IT,.
b. w. Plumb,
George Mcclure,
Peter l.. Hyde,
u. Williams.
Henry Fletcher.
Charles MoCsllum,
William M. Hsydock,
Henry Palmer,
N. Is. Mountiort,
William Ii. Dusenberfy.
Oscar Silleck.
Charles Scnultheis,
Anthony Armour,
Charles w. French,
John b. Bonny,
q. NJ. Curtis,
Jay G.. Young.
Hiram Dixon,
Silzs 81. John,
James Cushing. jr,
Il. ONeiil,
A. 8. BALDWIN,
ID. Il. Foote.
William ID. McKibben,
J. T.. Finney,
C. 4. Goets,
George Bancroft,
Marshall o. Robssts.
Wolf Levi.
c. y. Sidnsr,
s. Steiubrink,
q. SchwsIssapm,
Simon stern.
+. Butskey,
8. Bech,
N. Bschmsn,
David Eiekes
Mo- relIhsiroor'
". X. Frank,
siegmund Fuid,
ii. Ooldsmith,
DIR. Edwd. Gutuiann,
3. Hofhsilner.
}. Kohn.
l.. Ksllman.
ID. Mandelbauu,
J. Masback.
and over 5000 othera
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Death Of Gen. James Irwin.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday Nov e. isG2.
Ger. Jane. Irwin, Naval Stcrekeeper, died to-
day.
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11oIiliral Motifs.


Executive Committee Of the RePaDncan 0en
rial Colnnsittec.-A special mee'i1g ., , "a agdst
viii be held Headquarters. Corner ~"
an MONDAY EVENNG, bee loo! a. Si'J D. .a.,,
HrsEI H. HrEIAr Secretaries
Fourth Ward Republican Ass ..,fi A. Snd At
nsstsi Nseng Of the above Association VIZ " 90 y,
bpJcs,,ys No 3si PeaTlst Cd SAIC hDA Nov .. ~
8ocock ?. n'' A"' HENRY o. LEASH. President
WV PgiS, Secretaries
sixth Ward Republicans, Aiten n.1n.y Asso
,,.e,t,'1 os H. Sixth WAND KEPuoLiChN %
CATION will be hed SATURDAY EvhNi'," ,Sc nnp
inst their Hssdquarter No Nv s - ',.ne cleo
ton. DAfiD - p''''
GKokaE GRusDY, Secretary
Third AIdermanic District
PEOPLES UNION ArDo,.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FOR ALDERMAN,
MICHAEL NORTON;
pecLs3s gxisn. Republican.
Isasc b. ~ Sfbsirrnan Frank w. shepperd hsifm'"
leo. H. = u ". .sesestsy Dss.a V.Aty' Secis'-iI'
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poIitcaI-Eiastfc Rings for tying Ballots together
can b- he'd Of g. A. BUNNER (sol nanuiscnrer under tue
Goodyear Pstrut) No. II Johns near broadway and Of
G. w BROWEk a, any hour, corner lyth-st and 'sh'sV
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7. d. Henry,
c. II. Msllsson,
ii. n. holl.
Leonard Gsrrits,
John Pearssll,
Chas. n. Pratt,
5. I. Baker,
Sidney r.. Bennett,
Ia. 'hn 4. Stow.
| w. >. G. Owens,
Benz y; Conklin. IT,.
| Jos'L. Hsnning.
Jsu,s. ~. Ferry
w. n. Mia. Teton.
VIM. I. Ashn Al,
p. v. Bossuet,
Hastings, Plimpt. VI q Co.,
Roberts 4 CushmAb
John Ii. Morris,
II. Steiuhsrt.
Samuel frankenheimef,
Z. Pieifier.
NJ. Ii. Lehmaier,
5. M. Cohen,
VIM. Sulzbacber,
Henry Gitterman.
b. s. Winston,
John Wadsworth,
D. Il. Wood,
ID. ID. Wright.
Philip frankenheimer,
Jss. II. Lounsbsry,
VIM. H. Underhill,
Stephen NJ. Wright,
II. N. wild.
Isaac Seligmsp.
Jesse Seilgman,
J. Minzesheimer & Sons,
Barnet L. Solomon,
J. & q. Lichtenheim,
Simeon Guimsn,
5. Guiterman,
John A. Stevens,
3. v. Hoffman,
Robert ). Hone,
G. Ii. Russell,
George Il. Talnsn,
Edward Minturn,
p. II. Vandervoert,
John Steward.
3. Draper,
Fredk. NJ. Psck,
A. e. Pratt,
J. v. Rockwell,
&. L. Tiffany,
A. Given,
John Hoey.
George Farnham.
George X. Andrews,
John l. Griffin,
John McBrair,
X. J. Smith.
Henry q. Sillsck,
Charles I. Cook,
Daniel C. Kingslsnd,
K. N. Clark,
William q. Hartley.
Isaac Mir, jr.,
n. ID. Wilson,
Denuey Hull, IT,,
Moses y. banks.
William Taylor,
S. Z. Squire.
James X. Brown,
III. 4. Wood.
X X. Wood,
r. A. Sands,
William ID. Briggs
j. ii. Johnston,
I. S. Robinson.
Edward NJ. Bloomer.
David Il. Binsse.
Philip w. Koppel.
Lionel Moses,
James IL. Thompso1
+. V. RUshton.
August Oppenheimer,
Rev. l.. Sternberser,
S. Strauss,
u. Silversteln.
}. Strauss,
l.. Beekmsn.
s. Blumsner,
u. Bioombsuef,
N. Cleeman,
George Felt.
% Il. -
Joseph Fax,
ID. Goodman,
T.. Lyman.
s. Hochstaedtsr.
w. King.
A. kertzenbers.
|. Masliner,
Chas. Eorihshield.
NJ. Pu,sky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-29
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Pourteeuth Ward Hfpubncun Asso'i"t'"
Tag,Isr Meeting OF the NlVtE Ward hepnbhcsn a''o
i,aa held AZ their headquarters No 41o broome o., "a
49,. Nv "a lg6l the following resolution was inti
Nv NJ Adoiphus Borst. and unanimously ana 'N''
siasticsliy sdopted; A.. WYNN vy.ra most
''', ao,.c IN. Nominations Of ROBERT l. ~" !,
md ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD, for the one. "
and Counsel to the Corporation respeo'o'
"a thst we win zeslously labor for the success OF en-. i
ths. We these candidates 70 eey a
' and Integrity m the discharge OF those
and Of devotion to tho best interests OF the fs2p
'i'ceS' anu " ADOLPBUS Bok5f, Pre'.asn~
JoHs BARRY, Secretaries
DupIKY ~ \. WiLco2s'