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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01

ton when they see those au,bor7,,.....
Incompetent TO the great task THAI
volved upon them The natural 81 ~,
such spectacle is 10 beget q lo,,-,- -
strength as the one thing nee,liur -,
inspire a willingness 10 accept #
whatever quarter 1t may come
"And there Is, in cur judrner,
nent danger To-day that-uul,-,, On
ernment promptly yindicate is -.
its power, its competency 10 ,,.-l
this rebellion, and to defend its o..r -
tence, more conspicucuSly than I, -
ring the last year-we shall So
10 measures which viii either l.,7 n.
anarchy or subject us To tlle :.l,-.l,,..
Potis'n Of the Southern oIigarcir uf !.
Southern States"
= We o6o Dos t5gy- t7,. llzrsas ,,-,l. D.
50 apaci as tie ore,riy'o,r oJ-tlr r...-
No man OF ordinary I,oliiic;J ~..-.r-,-
conceal from himself the t;,,. iIr.i- H..
a deep, strong luEiercuIngr of r..r...
lntchination unleT1vin. All ii.. ,,,l.--.-.
OF the wa~. and giving cltarlrl,-r and.
TO the developments sf' p,Il,.i,- o-s-..
There are mgu Moth ami -uu;I-nr
ability, 81 character ofpu>'iiui. both S.
and nilitary-1,1sc look t,. tl.a l.,..ls-.
of saving thc Da.,sl iH ,fs.,. fr-r-s tI..-
simply cUnqucrin- the r.l--l- ar.l s,.-,,r-.
l,v force thc;r r-Susl; t. ,ls.ir aTl.gf.-.
We need not tel ANY oIsr fl,.st t.rr- ,,
men who r,.ganl this war ~ I.ssrr5
brought upuu til. country lex il,s f-=..,.,.
of thc Rcpublican Ielrfy. ami VIE, j, Tr
believe II possible TO end II anal r-,--
the Uuion until the results 81 Inn .-
uinPh arc for tn momrui ~ a-s1. -
the country haS cllslncr ta r.art n
Government upon another La-i, E.u-
can tell President Lincoln Iluc tn. arI
men IN the army who 10 mot Ll-E, rl
w;,,- VIII cnri. except l,v ,-5i,z-,li-gE .l....
Iynol,nc uf ia, South. ural,-~- lh. t1...-I
mcut l. ags,in RESTORED tu >>plrtl,.gzl -,r,-
or a convention l. ls,ld 70 iaI7u a Ia,
tuition Un,icI- which both North AMI =
en- live together IN a common 'saiua
This l. pretty strong Testimony a.
the present R,pub!ican A,huiili~.--..iir
AMI >,luint~ at the suIerSe7irHo. ut IL. I-
idcnt, by ~,nr-thin@ strung-r e fr55n -
ever quarter II mav come =" T7Bad-i,
of the | MON l. not - much f.,r-l q,
" overthrow of the @uVci1Hns1lt.' "a
I,u5eS wants u - @uycTInruf. ,.yrll r 81
Lincoln has 10 h. d,Po>rrl aud "a ri.l
ship ~-t N, umdrI- Gcorygc law, y-
other - energetic MAN. a. that frr.r-
commended alsput fifiern m.aal, ~
Now, however. il seems half wing 4
. n-Storr IN" country To South s7s e-,nr1
for tn sake q: having a better eryc--a-
than Mr. Lincoln gilcS u~-
B,twesn the criticisms Of ia, Trvs
Iisb,,s,~, AMI tae oil Ene ;ilbaIliru
mails and orators on Mr.. Iinco.n-- ai
| i~ir7Iiiun. II Will not be n,-,r-~.ia-y t-
| Democrats to say ANYTHING l-slin~
/ Before the neNt Hrg->id,Isfi.I ,4es-rrr
! will, II they pa>>iblv can. ralAr ir
odi"m> IN tlse estimation uT ih- 70,
But they viii, ;,t fine SsIIIl. riuia. a-s.
demand. that ihe pooplr shall rlrrr aa-
( ni;m ct ,heir choosing and uf il.l-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01
We'd hESDAY OgF. !. 1862.
Democratic Nominations

I4uditor General.
ISAAC SLENKER, of Union County.
STreyor General,
JAMES P. BARR, Of Allegheny County.
For Congress,
ARCHIBALD M'ALLISTER, of Blair Co.
State Senate
W. A. WALLACE, of Clearfeld Co.
assembly,
C. L. PERSHING, of JohnstowE.
PrOtbOnOtdry.
JOSEPH M'DONALD, of Ebensbrrg.
District attorney,
PHIL. S. NOON, of Ebensburg.
Coroner,
JAMES SHANNON. of Johnstown.
Commissioner,
JOHN CAMPBELL, of Concmuugh BOro
County SUrreyor,
HENRY SCANLAN, Of Carroltown.
Auditor,
WM. J. WILLIAMS, of Ebens6urg.
Poor House Dire-ior,
IRWIN RUTLEDGE, Of Johnstown.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01

GET Remember. Democrats,
If You have not been assessed within ten
days before the election, you will BE de-
prived of your vote; which, at this time,
Is inestimable we urge upon you to see to
this matter at once.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01

= Omnibus qa,t pTos,ld scYaamur,'' or
- we labor for the good of all, l. the in
scription on one of the chime bells given
by Dr. J. {. Aver x Co. to the CITY OF
Lowell. That favored place may have
the bells, but they cannot monopolize the
Doctors skill which is made avail;,bl, 10y
his Cherry PectoraI and Catlrartic Pills
to all alikc-not only in this country but
in all countries where civilization and com
mcrcc have gone. While we admire the
libcrality and taste of those gentlemen in
such a donation to their native town. we
will remind our readers of the hallon-ina
influence chime of bells spreads over the
whole community that hears them. They
are few in this country, and their influence
is little known, but ask the exile from his
home in Germany, France, England.
whether the chime on Trinity Church
does not make the heart leap into his
mouth, and his ewes swim in the rCccollec-
ton it brings of the solemn noteS his child
hood, his boyhood, ave, and his manhood
loved to hear at the soft approach OF even.
ming in his native land.
We wish our generous townSmcn whom
God has blessed with means would con
slider whether we too cannot add this on,
more attraction to make our children an,
ourselves love de;urcr and stongcr and Ion
ger the place we call our home Madi
son, Ind. Banner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01

sF- The election tickets are printed and
are now ready for distribution. Our
candidates will call and get them and see
that they are circulated throughout the
county.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01
The Public Debt.

The Republican papers are endeavoring
TO make their readers believe that our
public debt is only about S50O,0OO;0O0
The annual interest ON this sum, ut six
per cent. would be $50, 200, ,OOO) hir4y
millions Of dollars. The Direct Tax Bill,
drawn 10y Thad Stevens, and passed by a
Republican Congress, for the purpose of
paying the interest on the public debt, is
Q5O,O00, ,00O) one hundred and .tifty mt
hons, Of dollars, per aanumL Now, either
the Republican papers are wrong, or Con-
gress has grossly deceived and swindIed
the people on this point by taxin" them
just .fre times as hoat7Ly as lraS necessary :
We leave the people TO Judge between the
Republican papers and the Republican
Congress, The amount of tax levied 10y
Congress Q5O,OOO, ,OOO) Is the interest, at
six per cent, of hroty.fre hundred millions
Of dollars !(S2, ,5O0, ZOO, OOO) which sum,
we presume, Congress believed the public
debt would amount TO by the time the As
sessment should be made
If we are wrong, we trust some Repub-
ican editor, of financial proclivi;ics (For-
ney, for instance y will set us right We
are somewhat anxious TO see some arith-
metician cypher out this matter 50 as to
show why $50, 900, 900 were levied a.
the annual interest on debt of $500. .OOO.-
600. According TO our 'figurin,' this
is reckoning interest at 81 per cent, and
Is, therefore, rank usury.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01

e. Johns & Crosley's Cement Glue Is
now for sale at III. c. Devine's. -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-10-01

AuditOr General.
ISAAC SLENKER, Of Union County.
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attack now would be met with a determination TO
wipe out, far possible. the deep Disgrace of the
late surrender.
The feeling in the army is, thst whoever ordered
the evacuation of Maryland flights, should be shot.
That manifesty the key the position that al
most the sole responsibility is upon the officer who
gave it up without struggle. 1t was like leaving
the rim of teacup to 60 down into the bottom Of 1t
for defensive position. 1t is due the army. as well
as the nation, that the affair should be searchingly
investigated, and the guilty officer promptly and Sc
verely punished.
Gen Mcclellan was at Sandy Hook this morning.
1t is understood that his Headquarters will be estab-
lished OH THE side of the river during the day.
.se no indications of any early movement The
weather is delightlul the roads arc dry and hard.
In six weeks it will be time for tine mud-an enemy
to our advance almost as formidable as the Rebels.
There is good deal of bitter feeling in Gen.
Burnside's corps about the nadequacy of the force
given him for the duty he was expected to perform
in the late battle, and the failure to send him re-eD-
forcements after his repeated and earnest requests
But Gen. Mcclellan. overlooking and directing the
entire field, Of course knew his necessities and pos
sibities better than those fighting with Burnside on
the extreme left, which was 30 holly and sorely
pressed. A. d. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30
Visit TO the 81. louis ROrtiGcntions by Gen.
Curtis-Arri,n val Of thc 33d Iown-As-
sessmcnt OF Disloy nlists.

ST. LOUIS, Mond.y, sept ~ lftI
Gen. Curtis with his staff paid visit this morning
TO the Notifications surrounding the city, and ex-
pressed himself highly pleased with their appear
ance and the manner ia which the military arrange
mens a-e conducted a, them. The appearance Of
the General and staff on the street collected quite
crowd of citizens.
The 33i Iowa Volunteers arrived this morning and
marched out 10 Benton Barracks making IN impos-
ing appearance and receiving many warm encomi-
usns from the Ioope.
81. IouIs Monday Sep. 70. 1902
Thres hundred and siStythree disloyaI citizens Of
Carroll County, Mo, have recently been sssessed
81 900 by the Board of Commissioners appointed
under the General Order No. 3, for killing and
wounding loyal soldiers and citizens, and for taking
properly belonging TO said persons. The Gums levied
range from & to sl,00O on zach per,on. II the
arnolnt is not paid in ten days aiior notice their
property will 10 seized and sold.
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Sliiru,isb with GueriIlns-Capture Of Elliott
Majors.

Bupsos, NO., Monday, Sept. 20. 1861.
Major Anderson, commanding detachment Of the
10Th Missouri Militia, recently had skirmish with
guerriIss in Monroe County, routing two comalnies
of them and capturing the notorious guerrilla Chief
Elliott Majors aud three of his party, together with
some horses arms, aud camp equipage.
j. W. Merrnee, lately Of PoIndexters ban0. was
captured on the 2ls, having entered the csrs in di-
guise, and being recognized by persons present.
Gen. Merrill is informed by authority which he
deems credible that Porter himself crossed the river
Oh the night Of the 2st from the lower part of Gallo.
way County. Previous information indicated that
he ad gone in that direction, and had seine force
with him. but hew much is not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30
Augusta Lost by Cownrdice- Hnmphre,
Marsknil and Kirby Smith Marching Oh
Coviugton.
CMoINSATI. Monday, Sept. %, y

CISoISSATr. Monday Sept. %, 1862.
Informal reports from Augusta show that the
town was los, on Saturday though the cowsrdco Of
the captains of three gunbosts, who fired only three
shots, and left tie town to It's fate. sharp fight
was made by the Home Guard. From % TO 100
Rebels were killed and wounded.
Among the latter II son Of George ID. Prentice
Of Louisville. Oar loss was ten or twelve killed
and wounded. Col. Bufiord wts taken prisoner.
The loss to the town by fire was 100000
Humphrey Marshall snt Kirby smihs forces
are reported to be at Cyrhana, KY, to-day, $4,000
srong moving toward CoviDgton.
II is rumored tia, Gen. Buell. has been ordered 10
Washington.
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WAR MEETIsG IN The EIGHTEENTH WARD
An enthusiastc meeting Of citizens Of the Eighteenth
Ward was held last evening, at the hall corner Of
broadway and Twenty-ihird street. Elliot G..
Cowdin was called to the chair, and opened the
meeting with patriotic address. lie was followed
~ The Hon NJ Milliken, DR.. Noyes, james Kelly,
heimer. Mr.. John A. Foster nude a detailed state
Inent IN reference TO the Sixth Senatorial District
COMMITTEE. Bone twenty subscriptions were made
on the spot, aud Finance Committee, consisting of
Dr Foster, Il. Wade, ir., Is. w. Rsley, and r. G.
Friday evening.
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THE WAR I'm MISSOURI.
The state Militia Doing Good Work.

WASHINGTON, Monday. Sept 20. lsb1
Gen. Halleck has received the following dispatch:
ST LOUIS, Sept %. 1873 p III
10 Major. General H. w HAILEcX, Genoal-in- Chiq'
SIRE Gen. Merrill reports that Col. Gultan oi the
Missouri State Militia has captured MAJOR Wells,
Capts. Emory and Robinson, aud Lieut.. Morrison,
with several privaes, and important correspondence
of the Rebels. Also, that the 18th instant, with
detachment OF tie 9th Missouri State Militia, he
routed party Of some tfty guerrillss taking live
prisoners, with a quantity OF arms, horses, &c.
X CURTIS Msjor-General CONS Dept
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FIFTEENTH WARD WADswoRrH UsIos CLUE
The meeting of this Club, to bear the report of
the Committee on Permanent Organization, will be
held at the Wright Hotel, corner Of Broadway md
Eighth street, on Wednesday evening at 8 O'CLOCK.
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Arrival Of the Anglo Saxon nj Father
Point.

FArn.R PoIsr. {. r.. Monday. Sept 20, 1861
The steamship ADgio-oaxon, from Liverpool 10Th,
via Londonderry 18Th inst. passed Father Point eli
route TO Quebec, at 430 ?. IN. She has 60 cabin
and 157 siecrage passengers. Her news Ii antici-
pated by her own report from Cape Race.
The steamship st. Andrew, from Quebec, arrived ut
Glasgow ON the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

IINfTNNAIIl I7'E
Brighten. Quincy A. Gilmore has been assigned
by Gen. Wright to the command Of the District Of
Western Virginia, headquarters at Point Pleasant.
lie proceeds with liz staff to-day to enter upon his
dlties.
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The xusfrnInsinn Outward hound.

CAPE RACE Monday, Sept. y, It62
The steamship Austrsssan, from New-York for
Liverpool, was boarded at O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, and news from New.York to the 9Th psced on
board, IA well commerc al telegrams Of the 18th,
Goth, and 9Th, through tie agency OF George Sto-
ker, ESQ.
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Departure ofthe Twenty second New-Jersey
Regiment.

TEEs1on. N. j. Monday Sept. 20, 1881.
The 22d Regiment Of hew-Jersey, nino-monlhs
men eft to-day for the seat Of The regiment 10 fully
equipped aud posed of hne body Of principally
youux men from the fsru.ing dis,rics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

Ata MeeyDG ,hs pEMqchAJiCI EErgbk L'1 !,
r.. coap,r nass IN Monday evening sept, 80 1904 tho
f,lowu.s reso lut idhs were adopted
Rulrsi That bail with unqualified sstsiaetion the
nomination o. Gen JAMES ). WADSWORTH a. Governor
Of Tho stat. Il Now Y0rt Of LYMAN FIREMAN. as Lieu
,.nsnt Oo,r-nor Of OLIVER LADCE a. Csnsl Comnis
.oner Of ASDHEiS WILLIAM a. State Prison lnsp"ctor
aud CHARLES HUOIfs ss terk OF thu Court OF Appess,
"A gentlemen u bigh sitdnm-nt, Of tried integrity and un-
,s,onrd and urqnssionAb- patriotism We are only tue
more grsfed with Nose nominations sfortng by the
area, M ari,uity with which they made the over
,eninenis Of the loyal OF the sae there
tf,.rl ted and hereby ray ard spprpse the same
ISte,eA Ths, We give cordial approval Of the late
p,.w.on Of The President OF the United states and
,, n . wise and necessary u the vigorous and
pfo.ccuion Of the against tho enemies Of cur
rouutry and AZ. free and liberal i1stltutons
Upon motion. Committee Of Seven one from each Assem-
nv District was appointed TO make snAngnent, toi ran
1910, meeting 10 ratify the nominations Il the Syracuse
Sal. Conyontion WALDO HUrCHINs Chairman.
s.nrst c; EsEo; }secretari..
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Death Of j. Prescott Hall.

PFOviDKrcE. X l., Monday Sept 70. 1902
Hon. j. Prescott Hall, of Newport, formerly u. =.
District Attorney OF Southern New-York is dead.
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MARRIED.,

srFLaA.-HOYT-At Manchester VI. on Tuesdsy. Sept
q by the Rev lfulos Anderson. william &. spslusn Of
Boo.lyp. Sarah 4. daughter Of ,. w. Hoyt esq Of
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Denih Of The Mayor Of New.Bcd(ord.

BOSTON Monday, Sept 20 1862.
The Hon. j. c. Taber, Mayor of New-Bsdiord,
died to-day after brief illness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

/ have just completed my large and extensive
stock OF Fa1 ard Winter Clothing not surpassed
AZ 10 Variety, Taste. and style in this city. The
Chlldsen's and Furnishing Department not equsled.
All Of which viii be sold at very low prices Please
call .n,,,>
Nos 70 and "a Bowsry
The i,rgsa s.Oro in the city
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Bergen Pat, 81. s. "a. = ~, 900
Danen. Conn. lei. :. 5s. y t.0oV
Dobb's Ferry IIud. "A $1,000
Irvinsion, Hudson. No. : 20 Uo
hlsmaroneck. Wei oa. b " 900
Dobb's Ferry, iiud- i3s. r 30 900
Y BIunswh. Rsr.k goa 30. 100
Darieu. Ct, Sound,2ia. ~ 900
Bolleyille. NJ. Psils $1,000
'Corsss LII. fnl. Co. 55a ~. 800
rarrytown, Hud. lc0s. n u, 900
". Bruns.N.J. Rn.iOoa. 3 20 900
2 oughk'p. hnd. 100 a. Sls 500
R'taway, nj. RyliOi.tl2,V
Poughkee paie. lIud. l2Oacres.
/ Ponnton, Pas Co. I00A = Ia 900
ITT, No. ~ Pine st., Room O.
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UsrrED STATES TRsAsrRI, N.wYoEK, Sept 70 1867
Nouce.-Paries holding fifty or more Coupons on United
States Thres Years $40 per o,n, Teury Notes due the st
October required hand them N for examination three
day. prior TO payms with schedules Of the denominations
numbers &C. II viii greatly facilitate ths payment II they
will do so Blank ,chs dulles will be fgrniahed upon
apple the iBero., desk OF this ocs The Coupons
which should be numerically arrsnsedw be examined aud
checks given Oh. fo len In advance, the 3oh inst
Aneg O'clock o. JOAN }. ClSCo,
Assistant Treasurer q. 8.
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DrllssiIls, NJ, rsJA. y u, Nt
Tubby Hook, Hnd. 4 a. t!3 oIo
4. Wash. NJ. bhw.ea : u '1'o y
Thross'sNk., D. ~. oa. : ~ Vo
scarbo. on Had ~ a.. 20 w. W.,
Wopst-ous. Nw.Jy.l3a- ~ 500 So.
setrbor. Wes Go. s0s = " 900 800
\. N.sh, L.I.snd 25a- tle,vW
Passaic, NJ. 20 RIA ; 10 ,uD
Bergen. NJ. Hse. tsa- y 10 oo w.,
Roncousoma. III Goa. 5000
We.ch'rC. LIS. l0oa. = $50 0Oo
Usokeusi. n. J.R. l0pa + y 1,r
Auburn, Ow. Ii i20a $40, 800
Verplink's ~. Had. looa: a. 70.
RockaWsJE.N.J.flCs Sit o,a
q. y. Pr.
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Putnam
sRLF-ADJUSTING
CLOTHES WRINGER,
Patented Dec II, 1861
COMBINING SIMPLICITY WITH EFFICIENCY.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD PossxssA
CLOTHES WRINGER,
BECAUSE.
1T bsre'iefto the hardest part Of ws.hing-asy
: ~ ensoe. tue Wshng to be done in one hid e" time
at helps 70 WASH the clothes. well az DRY them.
WE BELIEVE 1T ADVISABLE TO PROCURE A
PUTNAM WRINGER,
BECAUSE
1--rh. Rolls being Of valcanizrd Rubber will bear no.
AMI cold and ~ neither break tear of buttons
1Our Improved Method OF Fasteoiug the Rbb.r 70 the
shan secured to Us by Letters Patent sued believe
3-rRe frame being Of ron Thoroughly galvanized all dan.
from removed and the liability to shrink. SWELL
12Ths SPIRAI STRINGS over the Roll. render this
machine sHLY ADJUSTING that small aud large articles
well Articles uneven in thickness arc certain To receive uni
5-rhs Patent Fastening by which the machine l'sbtened
TO he tub believe TO be superior in simplicity and ecen
c., any thiDs vet offered
OFT win wrms thoou shly anything from SINGLE THREAD
to HBgD QUILT without any alteraiiop "hsieyer .u
out Of order be fastened bmy to tho tub Ia SIN
gle second
RETAIL PRICES IS TO Sc.
~ AGENTS WANTED. IA
With cash to purchase machines, ?
Reliable and snerg.ic will be literally dealt with
PUTNAM MANUFACTURlNO COMPANY,
o VINCENT COFFIN. Treasurer,
Manufacturers OF Putnam Patent Clothes WrDgers, lroDn
Machines Cork fasteners Sirup Gauges sc.
No 10 Pa,tst. Nsw-Yofk. snd Cleveland, ..
Young Mons Christian Association.
JOHN h. COUGH,
VIII deliver q Lecture at the " HALL OF THE UNION
Cooper Instituted On WEDNESDAY, EVENING. October
l. 1852. at o'clock. for the benefit Of tbs ARMY
COMMITTEE.
Subject: TEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY"
Doom open at o'clock.
Ticket. for sale at Ru,htons No. 10 Aston Eousci Bren
t.no No coo Broadwsyi R,nd.ph No go Broadway aud
a, the room, Of the Aocaou corner Of 3dav and hs.
JAMES L. HASTE,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
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To Color Gard Photographs

~ A. ELEoANT MAhhEh,
Add n9' $50. .hs surface 10 tie eAsi an easy
lHrtIn. thou.h -sss-s ~ the 10 2f ~
IONs FkkFARED COLORs FOR ALbJMbS fIo-
TUAEs
Peo per boz 81 with large bottle Of Reduene Liquid
- D
Aole gents for the United states,
J p IILION n Go. No. l6l " a.hinstons Boston
CAUIONThe s.st POPULARITY already acquired D. thi'
.aaab- discovery hes iDdgeed dshones psfon' 10
oanr a " or,hlo.s stcle a. INIT alton.
I, dollars will be paid fof he conviction OF any party
g. nor th.ir .tur for Newton. AlbBmsu lolors
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JOHN MEEKS G. SON,

No, 339 and 335 lh-st, northwest corner OF Broadway,
Viz sell the whole of their superb stock Of Cabinet Furniture
Al Cost, TO reduce stock made the best well seasoned
aud selected material by the best workman in the county
In their workshop under the supervision OF tue hr
whose reputation for excellence of manufacture has been
tsbiished 70 yoara
Goods Packed and Shipped to All Part. of the World.
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DASvILLB. Pa, June , ltl
DIR. William ii. Gregg-DEAR sIn In February,
1851 wn afflicted with the sutsr Dis5ee', and for I'VE
months passed than ions OF water 10 tweuty
four obliged to act up oen ten OF twelve
times during the night and In hve months los about my
pounds ia weight During the month Of July 1851 procured
Two bottles Of CONSTITUTION WATER, aud In two days
ssr using experienced reef aud after taking two bottle,
entirely cued-soon after rsginies my s'nt, 5000
heslth. Yours truly j. V. Il. DE WI II.
Sold by AL Druggists. MORGAN ALLEN;
AGENTS No. 40 Cliff st. New-York.
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Kings County Republican Geueral Commit

Kings County Repnbiicas General Commit
tre.-A Special Meeting o the klsGo COUNTY bEfU D.
LlCaE GENERAL COMMITTEE will be led az the Com
mites Rooms, No CouTtst., on WEDNESDAY EVEN
M Oct at II o'clock 10 take measures for ealing tho
Primaries for the ensuing Election and for such othef bus
may be deemed necessary
{. w. GODDARD. President
WV L. HuBnyLr. Secretary.
The Rev. DIR. Sunderland Of Wsslingon Chap. ain
tnit.d Senate Will lecture THIS lIuesisy)
EkENINO, Ia tho lGh-,t. Presbyterian Church tDr-
lTchaTdsD tho Causes ana Questions Of the Present
War Ia onr County" Services viii commence 1t O'clock
The Hebrew Benevolent Society Of the City
Of New.York.-Ih- Dndsr.igned Board OF Trustee, Of
Hebrew bscsooat Society beg 70 Inform the public that
the Ceremony of LAYING tie Cornerstone 4 tie ORPHAN
AsYTIb connected with this Society will take place 90
TUESDAY, Sept 90 lse2 o'clock p. precsely AZ the
,ub.~e,tsy corner of 77hs and jd.av on which
u the .sudaBce of all th. friend. and patrons bi' soce
~ 4. ..tue,tly solicited BENJAMIN j. HART Presidout
NJ COOPER Vice Precedent
ISAAC HABER, Trea.urer
ISAAC ROsENsELD WILLIAM HELLER
KAIHAN ROsSsfAN JESSE SELlGMAS,
SIMON HACtES. ) ~. COHEN,
j. GOLDSMITH, A. 5. HERMAN.
S. H. SIROISE, HENRI LEWIS,
II. II. HtkrS. y ADLER.
q. NJ LEEESIhIrT. PHILIP FRANkENHElNEh,
l.. LITIiAUkR.
HENRY GOLDSMITH, Secretary
r. S.vstors respectfully requested TO DO on the
ground by q p IN.
Should the weather unsvorebe OIL that day the cee
mony will take place on the ner,iair day ther7si,es