davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
TO THOSE WHO DO THINK.

We say that, RADMAY'S READY
RELIEF is the most elegant and powerful
Imedicine known in the world. This is not
boasting; try it, if you feel seeptical and
be convinced It combines in its compo-
sition the properties Of diffusivc stimu-
lant. an Anti-septic, mild but effective
As.rinscnt,v and direct power over the
nerves, neither narcotic nor anedihe, that
relieves pain, in a.manner peculiar to itself,
and for which, We have no word in the
English language exactly to express its
action. = The French call it ,Sontayeaeeat
| So much for its internal administration.
When applied externally, it wiH be found
a most powerful counter7irritant, instantly
red.lening the surface to which it is ap-
piled, and withdrawing the blood from
some neighboring part, where it may be
congested or heaped up, causing pain and
leading to Inflammation. 1t fulfills the
indication of equalizing the circulation
most effectively, and most beautifully to
minds that can understand its action.
TO THOSE WHO THINK. asa
Now. we hold that, all external remedies
act either in one of two ways; or combine
the action of BOTH First.-They act di-
rectly npon the nervous system without
touching the blood vessels-the sangui-
ferrous system All Arnica liniments, nerve
lliniments, &c. g., belong to this class, and
consequently only benumb the ends Of the
nerves, without affecting at all the circu-
Ilation,-may temporarily stop pain-but
have not the slightest effect in restoring
the equilibrium of circulation. essential
to healthy action: Or Secondly They
act upon the blood vessels without, as in
the case of depletives, (Leeehes or cups,
regard to the nervous system. Now, the
fact is-that, the nerves preside over the
blood vessels, and an external application
to be effective, must act upon both nerves
and blood vessels. I
- RADWAY'S READY RELIEF I
We proclaim has this double action OF
assuaging pain, by its specific effect upon
the nerves and equalizing the circulation,
by its effect upon the blood vessels. In
this way it relieves and cures Rheumatism
J4umbago, Tooth -ache, Head ache, and a
variety of such like complaints. When
,taker internally, its astringent and diffu-
sive stimulating properties check in the
NEST natural manner Diarrhoeas, Colics
and other bowel complaints. Whilst 70,
sore Throats, accompanied by putresency
and for Fever patients. with Typhoid
symptoms, an eminent Physician attached
to the New Orleans Hospital, has pro-
nounced it far superior as an anti-septi,
and anxi-patresceat, to the celebrated ca,
Med;ciaale of Raspail. He administer
it internally to his patients, and sprinkle.
his wards with it. a4 a
Let the sick and all those Who suffer
pain, test its virtues.
j Radway's Remedies are sold BY Druggis.
4 everywhere. ~,
i RADWAY l. CO., 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
ass5lEsss4ss J. n. KIRKBRIDE,
/ JUDKlNs g. HALL, Agents
eers II, 1885,. -ly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
Legal Notice. :,

4 y ! % :
@ CARAH A. 4Roseman- James H.. Roseman,
~ and Susan Roseman, of Guernsey 4 cunt y
Ohio, William Mcmahon, of the State of Iowa.
Hattie B. Brown, of Phila 'elphia, Pa, Amosa
McMakin, Newcemmerstown,f Ohio, will take
notice that OH the 23fd day Of August A. d.
1862. William Brown, Administrator Of the
estate 3f James sRoseman, deceased, fled in
the Probate Court within and for the County
of Monroe and State of Ohio, petition al
leging that on the 30th dav of August, A. D..
1850, the said James Rose,nan, then in full
fife, entered into a contract in. writing with
John Thompson for the sale of the following
described real estate, in said county. to wit:
The north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section twenty-seven, township g..
and range seven, in the District Of lands sold
at Marietta. containing 40 acres, more or less,
upon the following terms. to wit: soy -
For the sum of $225 payable, SIS on the
25th of December 1881, SIS on the 25th of
December 1862, and S75 ON the 25th, of De-
eember 1858 Sith interest from the 25th of
December 1S6O.. That said contract was as
signed to James d. Mckee. who paid to said
James Roseman in his life time, the first in
stalment of said purchase money, that said
James Mckee is ready and willing tc ay the
balance due upon said contract, SO soon az. a
valid deed can be made to him for said prem
ises, and that Sarah A, Koseman, James H.
Roseman, Susan Roseman, VIM. McMakin,
Hattie R. Brown, and Amosa McMakin are
the heirs at Law and legal Representatives, OF
said decedent.
The prayer Of the petition is for authority
to make deed to said James D. Mckee in; be-
half Of said heirs atlaw, upon payment OF
the residue of said purchase money Said
petition win be for hearing on the 10th day
of September, A. D. 1862. es sseat4 4afar
w. G. BROWN, Admistrater of the Estate ol
James Roseman, deceased. i
BY HAYSEs 4 MATHEWS, his Attys.
-An,-usA 27-lSi2- 2-4W 81 25.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
new HACK LINE!

The undersigned has established HACK
LINE between WoODSFIELD and BARNES
yILLE.ss ~ - ~ fss18 s3.t5 EsRt ~
Leave Wootls6rld st 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. arriving at Barnesyille at 3 o'clock
P. Min time to connect. with the trains
on the Central @. r. r. shasl aa;vsli
Leave Barnesville at Z o'clock A. NJ.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
arriving at 6Woodslield at II o'clock Nj.
The proprieterhas a good HACK and TEAM
and will use his best enaeavors to secure to
all passengers on the route, . speedy and corn
Portable trip. 7ai sgsusefsE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
.aas.x xaz NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Auditors Office, Monroe County, on the
sss Third day Of September, 1862,
for rebuilding the north abuttment Of
Clarington Bridge. Thework to- be done
By order of the Commits
sioners. 83si ts9a NJ, L.. BOWSER,
July30, 1S62-5t. Aud. NJ. c.. @. !.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24

HARRIsBuRd, Sept 1s, III AM The
battle was resumed this morning. Heavy
|cannonading is now heard at Hagerstown.
No particulars have yet been received
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FROM GEN.
- esss McCLELLAN.-ss ~
Headquarters Army of the Hotouac,1
Sept 10, 1890 a. N. I
70 Maj General Halleck, Commander-in-
Iss4 Chief: s.
. Pleasanton is driving the enemy across
the river Our victory is complete The
enemy are driven back into Virginian.
Maryland and Pennsylvania are now SAFE
!. Signed, EGEG. B. McC LILLIAN,
= 80 Major General.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
John Dennis Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
Nv signed was, on the 18th day OF Sapten.
ber 1862, by the Probate Court of Monroe
County. Ohio. appointed Administrator of the
Estate of John Dennis. late of said county
deceased.
John n, ,soERGEL, Admir-.
Sept. IT, 1S62.-3w. = q IL Z Z j
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
r. r. r a 50
ITO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK.
$50 a AND Il IS
9 TO THOSE WHO Do THINK. {

To those who don't wish to be troubled
with thinking, but like to have their think
ling done by some one else, ace say Uithoat
FSrplaaati0a, that
oas RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
will relieve those who suffer pains. instant.
lily on its application externally or its by
administration internally, and cures
Rheumatism .-........ IN lew hours'
lSore Throat. ...ln nttern minutes.
Tooth Ache IN three minutes
Neuralgia, {paroxys,n iofo lin five minutes.
Cramps " in fvs minutes.
Head-Aehe IN teu minutes
Collie s..............i in twenty minutes.
fDiarrhoes :. ..a-... ;. - IN forty minutes;
Bu,nbago, (pains of in ten minutes
Chifis Z. :. !.l.Ls.. in fifteen min ltes.
burns In hVe minutes.
L. haepxa .-.....-....- :in q lew hours.
creut =. ...s.-...-.. LIN tive minutes.
Anil deep seated pains by few applications.
In all cases where pain is felt, the READY
RELIEF should be applied. Taken inter-
lnally-a tea-spooniul to half tumbler OF
water-it will cure acidity of the stomach,
an prompte digestion;it is pleasant and
healthy, stimulant.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
'sFOR SALE Bf !

Malaes, Chrissian Sander jBsewnssilla; yanlsu6
Alexander l. Co, Camsron; Joha W. 1efpD(E
Stafford: wagonfeld & Co.. JSeobShdsg: 53rxSA :
&Poweil, jerusalem; Jacob r. Morrill,, c6 ogkSa
ton; J. n. 4 ]. F. Thomhnry, Btallssus:taA
by Druggists and Merchants generally throdsA-
not the United Statss.s and Canada. ~
"a JUDKINs 3 HALL, WeodsfeA, o. 0
ssb. Ia, lS62.-1y.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24

The State Of Ohio, Monroe County, Pro-
bate Court. Petition to Sell Land to
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24
esssAo p Fes'e no - FRA p ~
/ Ov.. K6NNeX, ,scdt ssos sr..- rssrr,xs .
SxosNAcN sHAxk&x! so =
AyxUs oSwoWe 6 sNsA&sssAsA Aalr-r.s
Ox>A NUKE NsSSs sxNAoNoASks.s

1hsss sEisssrs gre p4t-rz4Ps ~ Salt4r4 =
bcttiss of rohSch the ahous is = faozsiVASt.- J
i,e.i' qihsi ,obss - jsnssy, rzraYsds sa3 s
is .prepidsi aoith q safs-s guard .fsqss ~
so'.nse-fsstsrs. aT;cs s. pr le!'ss. IS !;
ss- for IS.
G. avxs-R Rehaeh, FraErissqs,s e-elr
East Fourth St. CSrl,iz.nati, e uh($ .
s,i orders should Be, dirssse,f.ss s..-,s;s :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-09-24

cOWEECI MNSS.s ?
AND SOLD BIZ
JOHN NJ. K1RKDElDE and JuDK1Ss &
HALL, Woolsfield; f.
Ess Fl. C. KoTzEBEu. Malaga; s.,3
! N. P. MILES & SoN, Sou.erton.. =
June 4, 1s62.-ly. ees Sc so .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
Yfr. 21O<
~ abr's $ aus, +"
61nfte @traBe, nebeu perY rYpfoffee,

SJpbn 9. QQbr. es'1a.s s5.s
Der Undergraduate, fruber Mittisenttamer beS
Neltau, ation8 uno 9alppn. @e|9afte6 ,Ou1
5pule" empFeblt biermit bem beuti9tn publitum
lein usues elegant unb comfprtabel einseri9tetes
@tab'0ement. Sn bemlelben feben benz seebr-
ten Relu9er itets su Ttenlten
Die aussemdbltelen feiueu Gaueure nnb @eine,
beliebttlfen @ebrdu,
~. atL .sga-. Me4te iupurtirte &igarren.
81 uiro ltet5 mein @tols 5ein, in ben gtnann-
b.n W1ttteln eaS Aus ss5eidnetite au pferiren.
.+s.z< -. 5ssas- ee1pbn g. 4abr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09

Die g @66pfun9, Die 81, 9.
Mbencieituns" entbtelt unldnsf cine 9u<
more6fe> betitelt: nDie ie@8 @@Spfunes<
tage Mc@lellan6 prer bic neue Nemefts," :"
Mnfau9 uno @dlub lautet allp: u@m 9ln<
fang i9uf Mc@leuan ote potpmac<MMnaz
conoa uno @ttQtano6 Ylan, uno ber
@6lub: uno Wc@leuan labe an Nue8,
pa6 er 9ema@t bate; unp = iiebe pa, es
tuar lebr gut. Da tparb aus peritummel<
ten uno perbun9erien Splpaten per Re d g.
te Ia9.
1no eS 1T gu bufen, pab er am iieten>
ten Sage ruben tptrb bon allen 1einen
sSerte11 bic ct sel9affen unb 9ema@t bat;
uno ba6 Nolt mtrp ben itebenten Sag betz
lte balten unb le9nen, tarun,, paB Mc>
@lellan AT pemielben auf tntmer 8erubet
bat ppn ieiuen @erten, bic er 8ema@t bat.4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
Se65te6 &apttel.
Tritlcf,r i'm @f,fnn,n,p

GS par un9ef1br Elm babies e}abr fpdz
ter. Gin wunoerld6ner ailcnntao Bate
gang Serltn auf Die 8eine oebra6t unp
lpfte bic 2eute in pi9ten @1aaren III all
len Sboren binauS.
Do5 meife 2eben tpar ater bod I'M
Ebter9arten. Da tpaneelte 8prnebm unp
@erins. 0epubt uno 3erri0en @dDu
unp 6dBltd, @erab uno 8udlid neben
etnanper bin, pa rpllten Staat8farol7eu
NIT ernitbaften @eltdtern partn, II. Gbarz
lpttenburSer Wa9en nit treusfceler Sc
1eul6aft. 9llIe5 ao9 ieinen @er9niiounoen
na6; bic Ginen na6 ben @pncertadrten,
bic Anoern nad ben 3elten bic 2ritte1,
na9 @barlottenbur9 uno Wfoabit. Sa,
Moabit! Wer BAT ihrn In Berlin Qearz
bettet uno fennt oa8 ni6t? $50 Qetb'S
ppbl luittger Der, no tan;t'S TG 1d1ner,
no 9iebt es ttrafere Mdp9en uno i6Snere
2iebl9aften?
Nuf ben Tubpe9e neben Der @bau15ee
9tn9en 5tpet paare, penen mp9te aud bic
Sebniu6t nab Moabit In ben Beiuen
1teden, benn trob oe6 narlnen Na9mit<
ta9s 9tn9 e6 nit @turml l9ritten uuter
ben 8dumen bin. Sir tpas man bic 2eute
ei9entli6 balten iollte, ipubte man i'm erz
iten Nueenblif nidt. Die beipen iunQen
Mdnner tru9en Sommerbplen na@ Der
tteuefen Mppe, feline &Dde uno 0uterz
1nDroer Die Mdpden an ibrem Mrme oroBe
llmi6la9etiGer uno leipene 6ite. Wdren
bic Mdpden ni6t jepe8 nit einem orpBen,
tpeiben 8iinoel bepaft 9etpeleu, man bdtte
ite fir 1pa6 &e9te8 balten fDnnen.
uMan 3u, 6ambur9er laote iebt ber
8oroerite, mir mufen beute gum erlten
@6ottii& pa leiu, paB nt9ts per16umt
mirp,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
6afbau8 11ttb &alpp,1
gum
91eibe1t Mbler.

9. StraBe unweit @upftoI
Dieies pobleineeri9tete @aiibaus, bei tem nd
gerdumige @talung befnbet, it bem perehrt.Tr
beutl@en Ynblitum beftus empfubIeu. Bier
@las tlr &ents pom beffen @ebrdu. Giaor.
1f1 abSe4aeeTt. Deter 6&pxetS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
5. SQbrgQng.

Die Jl(tnne(ota Staats5eitunQ
{ dc pe1 Ortttet unb gBata1bq no
9troBe, cine Greppe bp9,
erlbetnt lepen Samlta9 uno fofet 3tp ef
Doll. per Sabr> in &orau8besobluna.
dinselne 9fummern fpfen Gents.
Seotngun9cn.
Abpuutren faun man su irsenb etner 3eit bel
jabre5; ppA tDnneu ptepem announcement ppranz
gsbenOen Nnmmern nicbt nabgeiaupt tperben.
Der Oipticns =Bttrag fann in 9fpten IT.
gtlc ciuer 9utcn Sauf eiu9si9idt rperpeu.
&,sB@ HScun @elb tn-re9tltrirten 8riefen yer
loren 9sbt, raSen mir Den yerluf pp9 ni9t in
unregiltrirtsn Sriefeu.
Iue Wittbeiluu9eu> Welber u. ~. Fnb 5u
aborelliren:
9feutber S Gre1, publi1ber5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
Jobn 6aeeenmiuer's

Jpbn Saeeenmiller's
Yttt8blrg &a9erbter<@alpr,
@de ber Drttteu unb &pbert @trabe.
ct. Yaul, Minn.
sd balte itetS 9utes Qaeerbier, belitate Bran.
btes, a9te 5apanna>Gisarren, ausseaet@ueteu
@mmentbaler unb Qimbureer Rdie, iopie aubere
talte @peiien sprrdtbtg.
8er's ni9t glaubeu wiu, ber tpu1me uub iiber.
3euse f9. Guer Treurb
Spbn 3aeeenmiIIer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
Aseuteu Scr Wiru. Staats5eitung.
SN;nro5r+n

s1ssuteu Scr Mtru. Staats5eituns.
Wlinnelpta.
Outings unp Dafpta o.. Serr 5infsl.
Tew Tim unp Brown County 5r. 8pr1ter,
ct. peter uno Mcolst @tY %. 59immel,
St.Mntbpny II. Minniapcli5, Ortb u. &npblau9,
&arDer ct. Suit,
Wanfatp $ :rr Slitu5 $. 0artma1u.
5tia pater unb Walbinson Gty St. 99efer
WinDna unb gDinpna @ty 81. Slider.
Yeuepa1 5err Jrans y. Seyoerltebt.
Uartbault, Jtice g., Derr Oottfrieo 6le6enltein.
Neap5 Gambling, $. Ouerre.
Heo Wins, Serr SObn Trierri4'
Wabalbaw, WeOrs Subsr.
ga @rule, 5err 5eil.
8romusyiUe 5err Jriy @jliit.
8ufalo City, 0Sisc. 5r. 9buttler.
Juuutnn City, QBiss. Dr. 9pibr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
81 better @Qlle
son e. g. 80nf.

Dritte @trabe. eeeeniiber Der presbyterian.
3ir9e, ct. Yaul, Minn.
Sn bte1em reu- unb freunbli9 eiuqeti&ttteu
9aeerbter~@alcon 1T ftets au baben
8eite6 2o9erbter 2 @las fir 5 Gents
aalte @peiien unb Seine &isarreu.
e. G. Rnn}
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
linton Sptel,

IlHtDn. SQDteI,
@de Der 8abal9awz unb 4ten Stra6e,
ppn ~. 2unfenb elmer.
Neu erbaut, 9eraumis, nit bpben unb freunb.
lt9en 3immern perleben, mic pteles 9otel 1T, bie.
tet es benz &eiienpsn bic berrli9lten 8equemlib-
teiten neben gut tereiteter 8pf unD ber bilieftn
Beoienuns, {owie quite @etrGnte an Der Bar.
@eraumige Staluus 1T bel bem 6aule, unb
peBbalb ben Tarmern namentli6 ~ empfeblen.
Neienee unb ptren@epad werhen frei pom nnb
mad Der Qancune befDrbert. 159
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
@omfprtatle5 peutldeS "
IS a It. un6 6 . It + a u 8
ann NffnnefDfn=S

Sort Strabe, nabe benz @lpdenbau6.
Der untersei4nete erlaubt liA Abie:mit, bic Muf.
mertlamteit bes einbeimi19eu uuo ausmGrtigen
peutl9en publitums auf iein nett unb bequem
eineerie9tetes @at- une &ultbaus 5u lenfen. .
Sn oemlelben inbet Der wertbe @a1t bic aQer-
freunbltaite uuo biQisite 8ebienuns, reinli9es
9ogis, CUTE Soft, fur5 Mles, tpaS III elmer anltdn.
btsen Wirtbi9aft beanlpru9t tperben fanu.
@ute @taQun9 befnoet ltb ebenfaQS teim 5auIe.
OaS Streben pes llntersetbneten 1T bic Mner-
fennunS cerer> bic Jpn beebreu.
Ibeobpr 6amm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-09
0enti6e Mpptbefe
BON
Dr 3U. D. Millrr.

- . De11tter u11b Dru9tf,
ct. MntbonY< <@trabe> swtl9en @meriean- unb
Wtnslpw=9pu1e.
ct. paul, Mtnne1pta.
l1nter3ei4neter ieBt bas Serebrte publitum in
8enntnib, baB er BON iebt ab lit ieiner Office bic
Sntpfuns nit fril&en1 eeiunbem @tpf sprnimtmt.
DessleiGen bat er fril9cn @arten-> @ras> unb
Blumen Iamen erbalten. Or. Mtller.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
A MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO., AUCTIoNKERs.
"A. MAGNrfIcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND

A. t2s9s as|SEEs Ss SYsHsFHHass
e; a siSs
sESEs ssA
BRONZE AND oRAoEE 3HASRfnh HEbAhioS CARPETS
sEvsEs AND DREsDES STIrYx i
BRocADE AND LACE cyEgAiSs, aas.-, :. nS' ~, ~,
OIL PAINTINGS By EN{EENT n SFTI$is s,ox
BOOKCASE ErEgEsEs, gENTRE TABLE ABIlEsoN .A'--' ~
XIV s
HoRsEs aSNIfdHSF SSNAIFRfdHHsFs kdskMdS HANEs
the richest instrument offered auction this s
S s
iy ssssd by Idgss AND
Eacognures lades Work Fable Writing Desk French pIas
Mirrors richly carved frames; emSeldsred Curtains.
Room furniture covered in three brocads
riches, description carved in solid rosewood two
ssiua1y s marble qsa 70 MAJ % ger
pat reclining Easy cis Per- Gard and aaretie Tables
OF Paintings by Cole Inman Lsgnnd Sellers Egaw and
@ S,sssa pais'ins IoSys fss Storm Sea- Tssss
nass two ~ n,o %S,eh sraintnss % b
beknssh Brussels Carpets rosewood marble top Dress
biss Shaving Stand Rockers couchss Arm and oval back
eSs so,ersq % aG .Da H sss
Paintings black walnut Rockers, Washstands Dining
Heerds patent Dining Table Arm Chairs ceuches elegant
and ruby Glass Decalters Wines Goble Cham
sos
es Dinner se @ s '
Cake Baskets Napkin Rings Also Basement and Kitchen
wishing attend this sale can take s
which Si bring them within few doors Of the house
TO ship or he at
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
A UCTION NOTICE.-GREAT SALE
N OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOOLD FURNITURE,
With everyth NJ pertainngto
COSTLY AND MAGNIFICENT
FURNISHED REEInENGE
This (MondaYl aflernuon, at 2 o'c

This Monday afternoon, at o'c'o:k precisely.
BY order OF the assignees Of Edmund Z. Haswei.
ry Frnit, r., ccnprisIng six hundred lots, win be
sold above 1s2 street, between Seventh
and Eighth strictly without consisting
81 Velvet Wilton and Ingram Csrres elegant rosewood
marble top Music Cabinet S'oo and elegant embroidered
Cover; solid rosewood Palor Furniture in blue and gold
and crimson and maroon brocate comprising three full
suits elegant Eliznbehiau Etegcres with plate doors and
back Mante Clock in ormou superb Secretary and Book
solid rosewood two elegant French Plate Pier Mirrors
with marble sfbs and bracxsts Ereach Mantei do solid
with steel frames with Tur sh Arm Chairs match; solid
rosewood Reception Chairs in silk brocacl; Velvet Otto
Damask and SILK Curtains rich Lace do Frsnch and
Gold Shades Velvet Rugs rosewood Corner Ecgeres mag
PARLOR ORNAMENTS,
Elegant Parian and antique bsQue and marble Groups
and Figures Gard Receivers Jewel Cases bronze Clock rare
and valuable pastel and landscape Paintings bronze and
m0u Chan eers French Secretary rich carved scd rosc
wood Hedsteads spring Paliasses superb hair Mattresses
English Bankets Beds Bedding, Chamber Suits In
Chsr Lounges French cottage and spring Chairs
rosewood marble top Dressing Bureaus rosewood Wash
stands Conmodes, Wardrohes French Engravings rich
FoweT Vases Gard Whist Tables pearl nlaid cks with
tr mot here enueratcd sold oak Extension Table, oak
Dining Armchairs oak marble top Buffet oak sk and
voving Chair rich ruby and crystal cut glass Goots Cham
with While aud gold bands China Of every description, Silver
Ware Spoons Forks Napkin Rings Ice Pitcher Cake Bas
sry a Carpet marble a Table and chairs %ith he en-.
tire Gas Fixtures OF the hcuse also, of Wders Iron
Safes Portable Heater. &C. Deposits Will be required of
KorIJEPurchasers will find the furniture In this sale
correspond with the adye tsement both In quantity and
quality the whole being good as new having been but
ssf@a's9e' - Ast RUssEII ". wEsTcOrT. Auctloneer
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
POLITICAL.
NATIONAL. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
IN MozAar HALL, Jau. 4, 1862.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The national aoinosra.. Of the sy q New York
sIss ioT : each
adopted sd"df ana viii P BE- ST. ii iasiy sdhersdio
& sSs 'ss q
wnS ns % sf;Ha
active support the candidates Of the national demo-
he each smss, Of ss
snf,M en IN h son d.c and 10 present to the Chairman
Of hc Genera comnitiee at tho nrs regular meeting IN
rociao which officers shall consist Of one chairman and
Te grsolssd the ward committees shall coq;i. Of The
Thai IN he cp1.Sn Of the Sss
these resolutions shall become rscreant % his obligations
and AG yspasasr of the delegation, on majority
The Genea Comnitiee shall for organization and tie
reaction Of such business may COME bfere it at Mozart
Sa saSay .is
q esraed 70 By me irspsS9s of econ here
kesss s, a &c sed eSs al Nc q
H.s VIM s.s s IS ws .s
r,e Pg 70 g. ss psS a. ~ EGf % w
ans r cypw Polls t. b. h'% he H ss 9ass T Hoy sooc
ss @ ans nsssy ro. % be held At Daniel ksans
Peter wer. Polls @ be held al The sish Ward Hotel
.srvESrn wsnpIn peetors Michael Howsrd Patrick Nc
ana 5a and Madison 10 streets re ae ~
EIGHr wARD-Insre tors, IpacE Blanyelt, Reid and
John Ryan, Polls to be held at Hudson House, S'2 Hudson
NINTH wARp--Inspestors, Wan. II. Dcgan James Ewens
ard VIM. w, ois Polls to be held at Jackson Hall.
S,okey. Polls to be held at the Tenth Ward lloel.
ELEVENTH wARp-Inspcctors Joseph y. Sweeney N. s.
Reed aud Thomas caron Polls 20 be Leid at Masecs 20
TwEIira wAnp-Inspcc,ors, william Martin, Dennis
Hanley and stelhen iarkin Polls 70 e,h'ld a, John
THRrsEsrn WARp--Inspcciors, William Fsnnel, Mathew
Potter and Thomas H. m Polls TO be held at the Of
FounrrrSru wAap-inspeciors jeremiah Bsh Cornelius
Cassidy and Daniel Callahan. Polls TO be held at Mike
Lynchs corner OF Marion and Braome streets.
Lane aud John Foisn Polls 70 be held al Norar HaI
sTrr.yrE wARD-Inspecors Eoeer, l Barclay, William
sKvErrrErfn wApD-Inspectors, Thomas sullivan Rob.
bins and B. r. Woods Polls 10 be held William Burke
Third avenue and Twelfth street:
Owens Polls 10 be held William Bard Of Seven.
teen,h street and First avenue
ling and wm G. Clare Polls be held Cisres corner
Of Firth avenue and Fifiy-ninth street
TwENrErn Wanp-lnspectors Thomas McConkey. john
corner OF Ninth avenue and Thrty-second street
TwysrYvlRsr wAnp--Insrsclors John Mulisiy Charles
0uidet aud Thomas Hosey Polls TO be heh al No s Third
TwrsrysrcosD wAsp-inspscior., John yaspsr Thomas
n-r Of Forty second street and Ninth avenue. .'.r
BY order OF The General ComlnI!tca Of 1851.
JAMES FITzGEEAip,
fSSSSs$s SSSs \ 4, 4, SEssIs,
Special Committee.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06
MILITARY.


NATIONAL GUARD UNrFORM-FOR SALE CHEAP
IN complete and good as new, two Belts; aso Ma.
tiona Guard Pin. Apply " R0BFRTs ioi Sixth avenue
priyatc door.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

w N. HOLIINGSHEAD, AUCTIONEER. 1000 GASES
w Mems Boys and Youths Grain Waterproof Boots
other desirable styles Of Boos and Shoes to sold a. Auc
j. H. VIII ehouse, No. 25 Cortland street. to which would
invite the attention Of city and country buyers Ca slogues
ready morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-01-06

NIBLO'S SALOON.
IN NEW YEARS wEEX
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY
MONDAY, DECEMBER So
EVERY EVENING THROUGH THE WEEK.
THE WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK FAMILY,
Y0GALlSTS HARPl8TS
BELL RINGERS.
PROGRAMME
TWO HUNDRED SILVER BELLS.
TICKETS Is cents CHILDREN is cents.
Doors open at 7; 70 commence at
A GRAND MATINEE will be given NEW YEARS
DAY, commencing at O'Clock.