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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22
Eighth District Congregational Nom
nation.

The Democracy of the Eighth Congressional
District met in Convention at Lafayette on We'd
nesday last, and nominated the Hon. JOHN PETIT
as their candidate for Congress. General MAN
SON the opposing candidate for the nomina-
tion The vote by counties was as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

u The Abolitonists complain that ma
jority of our soldiers are opposed to their schemes.
Don't that show that the Abolitionists have more
CAB than fight in themf Why don't they join the
army and change its complexiOnf
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

Democratic Union State Ticket.
Election Tuesday, October II.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES s. ATHON,
Of Marion County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOSEPH RISTINE,
OF Fountain County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
Of Daviess County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR HORD,
OF Decatur County.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT.
MICHAEL G. KERR,
OF Floyd County.
FoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22
ENROLMENT RETURNS.
GENERAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ISDIASAPoLs, INDIANA, September l9, 1862

Enrolling
{ public
The column howsh from the
oum o sed
from
dunno 'front.'
which howu number n din thes
P.S Cnnmisi
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

lat District-JOHN LAW.
2d " JAMES A. CRAVENS.
81 HENRY W. HARRINGTON.
4th WILLIAM S HOLMAN.
5th EDMUND JOHNSON.
9th ALEX. b CONDUIT.
It'll DANIEL w VOORHEES,.
Sth JOHN PETIT
9Th DAVID TURPIE
lOth JOSEPH X. EDGERTON.
IIth JAMES F. MCDOWELL.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

TT CoLFAx and TURPIE are to have joint
canvass in the Ninth District.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22
Democratic Union State Ticket

The Union il must be preserved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

HORTICULTURE.
For best specimen of each of the following
varieties
For best FIVE stalks of celery, FIVE stalks of
rhubarb or pie plant, ten table turnips,
ten table carrots, ten table beets, ten
table parsnips, FIVE ruta bagas, ten on
ions, three heads of cabbages, ten to-
matoes, three Hubbard squashes, three
musk melons, three eitrons. three pump
kins, six ears Of sweet corn. Five dol
lars are appropriated tor distribution in
premiums.
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akilAIlHYHthj'
4 New Discovery.

We" Dt>foStGy.
Itlff AsoAriles ar Pm Naims the removal Of
1 which has ever bssavl toe skill Of the mes,
eminent rhy.jciAns and universally considered BY
them az beyond the reach Of medicine, are entire
y expelled from the human system by tue use Of
DR.. e. G. Goulds Pin Worm Syrup.
y Cure Warranted in every cave,
Relief afforded in tweuiy-four hours.
Tbs Syrsp .s purely vegetable preparation,
and harmless with the youaEest eaiid.
SYMPTOMS Intense itching biiisg and dis
tres IN the lower part q tie restum and about the
seat. ai;su mistaken fas tie Piles. disagreeabie
sensa,8u IA thstp gastric region or lower TART IS
tsc B. wes. Tc-tiessness uakef8Incss starting ard
screaming 50 the sieeg, iaiHtins, ard nos unfts-
quen,fy srasfns e tft.
e.tfieS.--Thc gsnEsoe has the nsasc. :. pr Z.
q. Geads Pin " orm syruf. h{o~n IN each bot
tie. his po-trait ahj Lao siIaie Of rs signature
. the wrapper,
HEkyEY : II ORE, Sole Prep,ir, ~
address GEn. c GOODWIN Co. and l. Mar
hall Il. BSsroS, Mas. General agents for New
Eneiaud-
sd ~ dfarEists gs-e5aiy Iylt
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, No. ,.

5000 COPIES ISL Ed THE FIRST TWELVE
'eiths NJ IS publication. II Is entire New YORK o.
nt ty :" pages Many Of the Tunes and Hymns
wr tn expressly for hs volume. II viii soon he as p p
mar a. H. predecessor Bell No l. which has II m mp 10
The aos ugnbsr OF $1,000 copies SO Tbs
.trp = any SUNDAY School Beck Of its size issued in
his c5u5 try Also both yolunus are bound in
I1uIt =eools wishing them in that form. Pric-s
Bell No = tlCr c0Fers, II Cunts ST. per 100. Bound
- cent? SIS ter loo. Cnth hcuna, embossed rt 20
cents 81 per TO- Bell No pap, covers, Il cents,
s0 per 100. L. nd- 20 cents SIS pc 100 Cloth bound
embossed gilt % 'cuts so per 100 Bells Nos and =
bound together 40 $50 per 100 IS copies furnish
the 100 price tloh bound eb ssed gilt, secsn;s
80 per 100. Mail 20, age free AZ the retail price
HORACE WATERS Publisher.
6m4mGa No. 4sl Broads ay, New YORK.
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viii continue to carry on tho
5 5 / / b Il 4 z I = 8
business, at the old stand. where old friends, and
all in want Of any work in his line, invited TO
call. sm4e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

NV SINGING BOOK For DAY SCHOOLS called
the tAA School BILL Is ready Il c,nta n.
about 20 II tApice Songs, Rounds. Ca'cse<. Duets
Ifos Qaartetts aad thar>es, many of them written
prr>s5 isr tins ~HE hcsis = pages Of the Eefneuts
Muse. The Elem easy and progressive TIA,
ogdlasfI tsac viii find themselves entirely successful
~ isiricas even young scholars sing correctly and
scientifically, while the AID words embrace such
variety Of lively attractive and sou-strrns music and
sentiments tiat ouble viii he experienced n,iac-
uc ali beginners with zeal In acquiring ssia in
one 81 ts most heathgivug, beauty proving. happi-
nrss-yeing and order producing exercises 81 school he
Ii simplicity O IL clements. 10 variety aud pii8n
nlsie and il excellence and runher Il it, songs GIN
al. selected and adapted. II Claims by much excel all
COMPETITORS. Il viii be found be the b,st book
sued far Summaries. Academies and Public Schools.
few sample PAGES Of the Elements Tunes and Sougs are
rivea ia circular: send and get II is compiled BY
HORACE " ArERS. author u Sabbath Sshaal B-li. =
Nos and >. which have hal the eaermons sale IF ts5
COPIES II 81 months. Pics paper covers. II CENTS
- er le hound, 80 cents. - per o., cloth bound
re4ssei git 10 cents $50 Per lO0 IS copies FURNISHED
al the lso price Mailed IRE, a, the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publishers,
6Inim&a No. 4sl Broadway, New YORK
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E U G e NE LIE,
LIAM SOMERB'

Taf,I Ill. 'TlCE, ELLSWORTH,
tofc on MN Sreet.
i,5 Saturdays Of each month,
10 clock A. N.
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lGO 400 BARRELS or THE
lOo. otO Lodi Manufacturing Co.'S
PoUDRETTE.

For sale hy JAMES T. FOSTER, Sd Cortland, =, y Y.
This Company. with capital OF sl5aooo. the
eistve TaFAs Fl The Kind in he world. and eNI
ct = years 10 manufacturing. With reputation kong
aoishel, having also the exclusive enr.r = al tAa
night sd from The Gi.Y e New YORK prepzr,
- furnish Al article which without dev b. the che
and usrU best fertilizer 10 the MARKET
lrice for barrels sad over s.55 PER harrell oily
Sl'o PER ton Il greatly Increases the yield AMI rB.
tue CROP rn tSo 20 three weeks earlier It an xp.aseu
from $ To 81 per acre, and with very little labor.
Pamphlet containing all the Information ur essary
Wta letters from Horace Greeey. PANEL Webster AID
hundreds If farmers who have used it extensively fur
H,qHy yrs may he ba frss Is sdre->iu. httrr
above or 70 The subscribe Hh5 agents r -.
pauy.
Cross NEWELL, Head Of The Tide WaLi5, Ne
kINhALL * iiITNEY. Portland, Ne
JOHN MeABFIlJ K, Augusta Ne.
AAuBI 0TlS, Ellsworth Ne az4m5a
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Hancock County
Cattle Show and Fair.

Tie Fifth Annual Shoe and Fair of the
Hancock County Agricultural Society
for 1862, tcH be held at the Aqricatl.
faral Fair Grounds, in Ellsworth, o.,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. 80, and Oct. / and 2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

General Agent II :. BURR / c.. g Tro.
mott St sud tie4z G e8o#.vyiu 4 ~, Il aul p.
Marshall It, E=-tsaz lY.9
E.y-For ale ~ L. . Peer. Ei'su whole.
sale snl Retail eatd 4 Bunker, ffsastsu; r II.
West dc , asd by ie,lef, IN srsies,.r esrty whc-e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

Ffsp, fIaa Ttgas53y r. Eeiss'}.
Bv u.iu; your Weeks Magic Comp. and .hor
time | was entirely cured Il enc Il Tie scversst
aB5 mt ,tstjaate e7la. apoa NY lung taai ev-
cr e L erisncsI. | knes st 10 remedy equal 10 Il,
for oougbs aui iuu; eoinQiaiut. generally
TjHotHS Z. kEpsIELp.
No4tpelier OF l. f.tU
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DISSOLUTION.

VGS~VtV HIVN.
TNIiE Copsrtn"tshp heretofore existing be.
1 tween the subscribers. under the nam. and
style Of :. f. FIFIELD t CO, is hereby dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Al debts dle the firm are
10 be paid to !. f. FH1ELp. who will also adiu.,
all accounts against said firm.
5 T. FiFIELp.
GEo. II. BROOKS.
Ellsworth, Dee. Is, lsGi.
y. B--All persons owing the 6rIn Of :. r. Fl
FIELD Co, for work and material previous IS
this season, are particularly called TO adjust The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25
EDN ARDS HOUSE,

IA The subscriber would respectfully in
'u,I form tac citizens OF Ellsworth and Vi
.-lxA entity, that lie has removed 70 Boston,
and has taken he large aud pleasantly lacated
House, Ne. 81 Hanover Street, which having been
thoroughly repaired and put in the best order Is
now open tor the reception Of all " DO may desire
an agreeable huInc whiic in the city.
Asa EDH ARDS, Proprietor.
Boston, October, ls60, 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

DRAWING.
Rest exhibition of strength and disci-
pline of one yoke Of oxen, W
Second do. = w
Best exhibition of strength and disei- 90
pine one span Of horses, o oo
Second do. w
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FIELD CROPS.

FIELD CROPS.
Those competing for premiums on heia
crops must exhibit specimens of the crops at
the Fair, the specimens to be marked FIELD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

SMALL FyRIT.
v success in the culture Ct small
fruit, satisfactory statement to be
ven, :. 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Any article not embraced in the above
schedule. which may be exhibited, will be
examined by committee and a premium
awarded according to its merit. But ex-
hibitor must attach a card thereto, marked
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

Greatest number of pounds of wool
from one sheep, statement under
oath, p cents per pound.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-25

JESSE DCTrON, Ellsworth, I
JOHN P. LANGDON, do.
CHAS. P. JOY. Surry. TRrsTE
W. THOMPSON. W. Trentsn
". II. SARGENT, Se1gyick.
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OXEN s YEARS OLD AND UNDER.

TOWN TEAMS NOT LESS THAN s YOKE.
Best team, l. "
Second do. w
Best steer team years old and under
not less than yoke, = W
Second do. W
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cases be raised by the exhibitor, and named
and labelled
The committee to have power to withhold
prem iums unless meritorious.
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SHIPPING.
OLD BLACK STAR LINE

old BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or 10 Liverpool by the following
hrst class packe ships sailing on the
Bah and 9th Of each month
AdeIaide Cutiyator, RosciuA
AustrahN Cynoslre, John Bright
Bel Woods Chancellor, Thornton,
Budgewater, Constitution, Universe,
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
~ IEELAHlL IIsTER BANKING Co., AND ALL PAhrs
OF EEaLASD AND SCOTLAND.
jall 24T'lf0 WILLIAMS = GUION, 20 Fulton n
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NOR TIE PILES
L DIR. UPHAMs Vegetable EeCtuAry Is . certain
cure for piles in every form. In tbs wors, cases Of
this distressing affection, and where all other means
have failed the patient mus oonsuA the Doctor per-
sonAlly at his office, ISL Fourth s. DR., UphAm has
devoted special attention w thk disease Tor more
than 20 years, and may be consulted In relation W
this or any other complaint rom O'Clock In the
morning until O'Clock in the evening", n his Medi-
cal Office, sST Fourth n, Sd door hom ,he Bowery,
bstween Bowery and Broadway. =. @. WELLS d
Co, General Agents, llb Franklin ~ NJ r.
% T2Rcs12s
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NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

I.e,s ~ = ;''''''''''''''''""Fs0 40 SS
,SNNN iep' " lSOl. 'sss.ss.'s'''''''' ovbStv ~
A"Vio W
This company continues N insure al the lowes'
rates. and allow the usual return W the assured o,
their broker.
JONATHAN d. STEELE, President.
l. a IEvIsG, Secretary.
T. N0L1AH, Asst 5ec'y,
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EOR TIE PuEA

ENOR TIE PILES.
= DR.. UPHAh5 Klectusry \ . osr,-in surs 10
Piles, Costivcness, and Ever ocmplain,. Sold b
UPHAh'S Medical ONCE, ssT Fourth =, "a door
hOm the powsry, bstvssn Bovsry and Broedv.v,
- Taacslef
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" NONDOhI Nv Lc-A L ANi-lhNAAIh VI
l. the Gospel, having curei his son oiConsumption
IN its worst stages amer being given up 20 die by the
most celebrated physicians, desires ~ make known
the mode Of cure, which proves successful in every
case 10 those afflicted with Coughs Colds and Con
sumption, and he will send II free Of charge 30 all
who desie II and will forward him their address.
Address DANIEL ADEK, ISL Pearl a., New York.
Ialb 24ac'llB
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Az ATCHE &JEwE LRT.
MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGHl-TAR AND WILD
SCherry Bark have long hsld . very high position
curanves FOR affections OF the Lungs and Throaa,
by the medical profession, and the public in gener-
AL BY new chemical process M. CAMPBELL
has combined the active principle of these In oom-
pound which he des gnAtea ~ tie SYRUP or TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, FOR Coughs, Colds, Bore
Throat Bronchitis Dc. II u unsurIAssed. Give 10
trial. Sold 81 the low price Of Twenty We cents per
bottle, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CAMPBELL,
Chemis, and Apothecary, 3. W, cor stn ave ami
Ssth 81. Also Al McDonAld's Dry Goods store, 800
Bswery Bold wholesale by hsaaru Bohierelin Bro
a Co, cor William and BeekmAn SITS. Also for sale,
FurmAn's Rheumatic Linimeni price - cents per
bottle d26 AAc'lis
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DR. @. FAYLTNGS PILE SPECIFIC.
III sure cure for the bleeding, blind and itohinl
piles Price % centA. Bold by Druggists generally
Elmer q AMEND, 1873 Third ave- Agents.
III 9sac'lS
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ME POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO

TILE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
l. suffer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Bore
Throat Pains In the Back, Neck, d., should nos
lsil W get bottle Of FurnlAns
RHEUMATIC ANNIHILATOR,
which is sold Al the low price OF TWELVE CfhW
per bottle, and they will hnd that besides Us cheap
ness, that IL Is Justly termed wrhs Poor h an
Friend" II can be had In New roTk-n UAM NJ
BELLS Drug Store, cor. Eighth ave. and HS'n sal
1907 Bowery 9T9 Diyision 81, ia Diyision 81
cor. Beoond ave. and SOth s.; also oor' Aln and
Stanton sta, and cor. Ave. and HoussoA. In VIII
nAnlsburgh-AA AS Bouih Second So; COR. South esh
and Sth sts.; Drug Btore, Wyths ave- betw. Cymer
and TAylSr sts. and by ~ respectable drusgissA'
- poa1 ~ n STN ~ NO
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ANsURANCR
EIREMANB TRUST INSURANCE Con.
u PANY OF BRooKITN.

LNSs AeAANS
EIREMANB TRUST INSURANCE Con.
PANY OF BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL, t1s0,Ooo.
ONO y SG sl. .'T nssr T. IN Ne H; VA nd
Organised on the principle Of paying oas h~ifths
PROFITS above ,en per cent 70 ,hs widow and o.
ghAn'1 Fund Of The Fips Dsp.r,msn, q Ne ON
Brooklyn.
oeorye Hal Hehem'h Knight Joseph n>u
1 Aaron Apcs.sw elbsrt asens smish r...sss
Harry messsngorI II FrOthnghans wars. n,~aW
WI oookin Irss d Velsor q II Lipp.s
Peter Duryee IS Thorn, Nd ~ Hcafort
iona btevrt Richard p Buck VIM wsu
Low William Beard Joseph Y ri<H
Hobart Ford Henry r PierspnGamaliel Kinn.
CrAwfordC smi,hhsrcellus MAseyN. r. james,
Henry feck ~ Van vcorhs John NJ HoksL
John Glover John schsi OK z. b. wAkans.,
~ Robbins Pred. T Pee, Valentine a. HsI
Lir, Miller b Chinandcn John j. voorhsss
nsrchsadise, DvelBngs Household Furnlrsy>,
vessels In port and their Csrgoea and o,hsr prup-.-
W aghnss lo1 or damage ~ hre, ON ~ 6.vorrhs
and liberia terms - V.h .e arsa elias. Companies.
WIZ. BuRRELI, seore.ary.
.. N. MYCkOPP, Jr., Asats..n, ssa. @U
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Ma
Court 81, brooklyn, and III Bro.d unv ~
fws,-hutual, with cash capital Of sisn 100 n
IN ssochs Of the State Of New YEk and 40
ovo r. nm, MATTERS. GRIFFITH, rr-S
GkO y. RIPLEY, 5ec'y.
a.. TINS Company has adopted pridps lns..x-
prevent The lapse Of any policy and 10 ssours
" The aHurcd in every case II ihe Assurance wr.ss
sheH payments will provide fT Our r,esn i.r. ...I
NOV aPrrehend therehrp that their inability " p~x
we premium q, any future time will lnvoiy ~
loss OF what they have paid
Our prospects and other publications viii b. -
sraiuitously 70 all who require IT,
uord Agents wanted, and will be treAsed n, ~
most lteral terms. iasT an s.ssoao
JEFFERSON Insurance COMPANY. NJ.
80 Wal II. Capital, 5000 OOO-Sur1luA sfOh "a
Inurea against loss or damage by Ore Til O.
pany has been In operation % years. End ha. u..sA
IN thn perod Tor losses, over Si,oO0 900 All Io.-,
leIuhlhg thoHe OF ths great fires In 1895 and Ia1G
have bsen paid in full and the Company - ~
capital and a large surplus SECURELY I'M su,sS -
mortgages on real estate.
MOSES TUCKER Pradd.,.
SAMUEL p. BELCHER Secretary,
LAFAYETTE FIRE nNsURANCH oonrArw
~ FULTON STREET, IL WAL Wall o ST.,
CASH CAPITAL l5aOoO DoLLAss.
This Company lnsures properly Of ali nina. .~-.-.
Loss OF DsanAsye by Phe, on a. fsvor.hls ,.sss IL
similar Institutions.
JANIS q. THOMPSON, Jr, Beo',
GEO. W. HUNT, As4iSaani.
DusOrossi
TEUNIBlJ. BERGEN JOHN n pprnEu
n anW. EIIzUEhAlaD, SAMUEL VAN WYUp
nInAn - 81, JOHN. ALEXANDRA MoOUR
1 1D,, ~ I'bANkLiOUbE,CHAS. A. SILVER,
yAMn ,S mAiIEh bTkPHKH A. DODong
JOHN L. BPADYk JAW aCuo1H1l -,
JOHNSON LKAKK. EMICIIAHI EHvIa
HENRY j, CULLEN, AIRX'R ITHnpptS
LEVkRITT II. SAGE JERFrIAu HfND@5,
PHILIP 3, CROOKR, aAMIJKI, GARRia0I
JAMEB u. COOPER RICHARD n IYvI9ssr,-.
JOmN u' 5CHuhAkEkDEhAs STRONG
JOHN J. VANDERBILT, JOHN LkFFKRTw
nENh 81 ,IdEnkEN, OLlNkR b, FLHnf
JAb OhOAbHANk, UkORGF RICHARYL
,.,.., :, ,-.,, TEJNls ,. BkkGEH PrusTs
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~ ly Pills are a safe remedy for obstruction, &C.
solds Sc, cured by Ayres' Cherry PectorAl. 5crot-
ulA, rheumatHn, &c, cured by Townsend's SlrsA-
pArillA. KeRody'A discovery, by GCloN, i2I Bow
cry, New York. ul9 T2Ac'lH
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FIRE INSURANCE INzNEw YORK, BIOS
a: biseiew, Jr, Agent. Office 40 Pine 81 CORNER
william, having capitals all paid in in oash. which
wlth their surplus Investments, amount "a ave-
I've hIllon DoLArs-for InLur noe, Renewal ,
'O''''N s'''''0'n' " L0SSss H. apply. 70
4 4QnLQM AgsaL
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WORLDS FAIR AGENCY.
w The undersigned are acting agents 'or mer-
chants and manufacturers, e. exhibit at the Worlds
Fair, and n introduce in England, France and 9TH
81 European countries, articles Of American inyan-
tiuu, procuring patents, making sales, or IN any
WAY promoting their interests.
DEXTER * CO., IL Spruce st, N. r.:
81 MIX 81, BOstin; l49 g. 9th st. Pills
dplphia. i25 3sllG
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leaves New York At Pm. daily tSundAys eIcsptsda
making close connection al Harrisburg with Penn
sylvaniA Railroad-wth ne change OF cars 70 Pits
burg, and but one ~ Cincinnati and Chicago. FovS
hours time Ia saved by taking this train.
KLIZABETHPO4iT AND NEW YORK FERHf,
Leave New York from Pier No. 2, North River, 4
9lb AN, Il. 80, $50 and 4.sO Pm.
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners Haa3
Dor every trip each way.
auto iY!lOo JOHN o. sTRRNs, Superintendent.
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ITO LET-A NICE ROOM FOR AN OFFICE,
Il l2xlo feet on ath eoor, IN the Bun Building, on
trance l2s Fulton ". III N'lN
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ From kot Of Corr Andi street-ConnecsinG q
Hampton Janction with Delaware, LackAvsnA,
Western Railroad, and al E.ston with Lehigh Valr
lev Raj road and Its connections, forming . dtrea1
line " PIrTsBURG and the WEST, without ohanaA
of cAra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-01

VTIIOH OF TIE VVUDI INK ELAoTIU
" Fabrics Co., New YORK, January 9th, ls6a.
CORRECTED N0TICk-Thers being a mispr,nI "a
tbs date for the Meeting In the Notice issued ga the
SOth December, 1861, you are hereby requested l..
attend the Annual Meeting Of the 6tockl.drrs ~
the Goodyeai Elastic Fabrics Co., " be holden "A
'he Ofhce OF the Company, M. Is CJftlandt STRESS
On Thurrday, 93d January, 1863, Al II O'clock noon,
fpt the election Of Trustees And u,het Officers fyr
the ensuing year, and for the Transaction OF any Ia
gal business which may beSIre them Will
LIAM JUDSON, Preslisnl is l0.iOs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-01

SPECTACLES GOOD AND CHEAP
~ Weak sight lmproved-Prohssor FRANKH'
celebrated eye preserVsra, accurately adjusted 70
defecuVe yirion 10y an experienced practical Opt
cian. AL kinds of spootAclsz bought sod, AZ an
n exchange repaired Store 9es Grand st, near
Vif-iige. dQ4 0Ascsi0s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-01

ITO SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTU.
Il rers. To let, the soap ami candle factory o.
more than 81 years standing iiG aud lI3 Elirdio
IT. with fixtures and good will Tor sale. f,yors
ble lease will be given ~ desirable tenant. APP
ply " ROBr. N. FIELD, it6 Kldridge ST. is2s -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-08

ABoLITIoN.-The New York Tribune
having said that the only speedy
way to abolish abolition is abolish sla.
very," the Louisville Journal, in COM
mentng upon it, says:
"The certain and speedy way to abol-
ish abolition" says the Tribune, sis to
abolish slavery" The Tribune asserts
this in all seriousness. BY an exact par
ity of reasoning, the certain and speedy
way to abolish rebellion is to abolish
government; the certain and speedy way
to abolish stealing is to abolish property;
the certain and speedy way to abolish
murder is to abolish human life; and, in
general, the certain and speedy way to
abolish wrong Is to abolish the right
on which the wrong is inflicted. This Is
the TriJme's sense. Such is the Tri
Jms's "good, wholesome logic"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-08

sion. Immediately after the procession
was dismissed, the society, together with
His Hon. The Mayor, Aid. Bingham,
Judge Birney, Hon. Geo. G. Bates, Hon.
John +. briggs, and few friends sat
down to dinner got up on the spur of
the moment, by Mr.. John Bremner; we
regret that our duties inconnection with
the Firemen would not permit MS to be
present, but we are inferred that
the repast was all that could be de-
sired. Speeches aud sentiments BETTING
the occasion ruled the hour, and that
every thing passed of in the happiest
manner. Some exceptions, we are ted
were taken to the society as being Secta-
rian. This is not the fact, it has no ref
ercncc whatever to either religion or
politics. it is, as its name indicates, Be-
ncvolent Society, having for its object
the moral and intellectual culture of its
members. No one will doubt or ques-
ton the fidelity Of the Irish people to our
government, and for this reason we were
pleased to see the society taking SO prom
nent part in the celebration.