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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-19

ssg" At meeting OF the board of the
Cedar County Agricultural Society, held
June 1ltb, 1862, c. I Sheldon. J X.
Snyder and A. Holtslander were appoint
ed committee to build the fences, and
prepare the grounds Y. G Millhouse
was employed to make collections and pro.
cure subscription.
The society again appeals to the cii
zens of the county of Cedar to come for.
ward and aid in the enterprise. Many
have given literally and done nobly to
help establish society here that will be
an honor to the county. \ little further
aid from those who are able TO give will
place the society in good condition.
The lumber is now on the ground to fence
in nuu cuIIooc IL iut. StUunu ui twenty
acres. The posts are also on the ground
Now we need nails and the labor to erect
it. This will require the money for
which we are now asking Besides more
lumber will be needed for buildings, stock
pens, sheds, and other fixtures, and all
will be required to be paid for.
The society now appeals to the citizens
| to respond to the call when visited by the
scent, Mr. Millhouse, and help along the
enterprise.
! When we set the ground enclosed and
finished, We will then have fair grocud
surpassed by none in the State, and q
permanent society established on firm
basis; and it will be society in which
every farmer in the county will or should
feel and take an interest.
Come up, then, and put your shoulder
to the wheel, and give the society your
help, for it is only in this way that it can
succeed.
Now is the time, then, funds are need
ed, and now is the time that the fence
should be erectcd-the sheds, the build
ings, and all other fixtures proposed; and
unless the people respond nor, they can
not all be in order to meet the time of
holding the fair next fall.
Let not this call be in vain. Farmers,
it is your society; come up and give US
your help.
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rI>HE SUBSCRIBER having made new arrange
ments. is now prepared to furnish all kinds
of Cabine: Ware at LESS THAN TEN PEI
CENT ON RIVER PRICES!
lie has one OF
TIE BEST WORKMEN in the County,
who can do his work to suit all fancies-one
who can carve in the neatest manner, ana 40
everything in his line. He will also atteno -; "
reparIng such articles as above menIone W.i '
Guiding instruments, s"ch as riano 'oi
deems Guitars etc. ,,rr~- has boon
ueretofore the prices for COFFiNS mas Dee en-
heyond his reach. from this time there shA'' ~
no The aid stand, south Of the court mouse
square.
MAY ~, 1852.
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SHERIFF SALE.

NY virtue Of an execution to me direct
ID ed issued from the Office OF the CLERK Of the
District Court in and for the county 81 'tthi
and State Of Iowa. in favor O! William A. Clark
and against Daniel W Hoy, have levied upon
the following property as the property OF the
slid Daniel ". Hoy. to-wlt:
Los five 81 and tx ~ and the SoHtn ,I;s
ou,Itrr Of the southwest quarter OF sectioh mn
-. Fam (qN i, tnwnship eighty go north OF
ranoe three west of the fifth p. M, containing
onI hundred and forty three acres. ,re,.-
And shall offer the same for ,h . a. Pn' Of p.
or. a. . 'it cnmntv. on Saturday the 2lst day OF
f 1mne IN ,''j D. 1861. at II o'clock m of said
JaT 70 satisfy said execution and costs that may
nated this nth day Of May A. D. lSG2
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
Per S. W RATuBuN. Deputy. (pr fee 5000
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Remember the Sick and Wounded Soldiers

There will be an adjourned meeting of
the citizens of Cedar county at the court
house in Upton, on Saturday next, June
2lst, at one o'clock, for the purpose of
organizing society for the relief of sick
and wounded soldiers from Cedar county,
and adopting such measures as NAV be
deemed necessary to carry out the object
of the society. Rev. D. D. Worts will
address the meeting.
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EN@N 90 5....
Mississippi and M,ssouri +. x.

.NN and after Monday, Nov 1Sth. l~ft aud
~ until further notice, trains viii run T.
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi
cl1o, at -" r. ".
Leave Wilton for Marcngo "ni
WaShiugtpn. I2"o v.
Arrive at Wilton from it4yenuor,
and Chicago, Il@o NJ
Arrive at Wilton f'nr H">r'tlnc.
At I'.l5A. MAJ - Pm
Arrive at Wilton iIon Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct c"hnec-
tons with the Western stage Cos stagcsasr all
points west. -...
Passengers going east make direct connections
At Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock isian"
r. r. trains, for all points east, s'uth ana hofti.
Also with the Gacna, dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts NJ Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly 1T
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
F. TRACY, Sup't
A. kIMBALL Assistant SRpts
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Rev. W. Y. JOHNSON will hold SER
vice in tho Episcopal church next Sun
day, the 22d inst, at TO- o'clock a M.
and % p. m.
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sJ' We noticed, on Tuesday, Rev.
NJ. X. Cross, and Rufus D. Parsons, en-.
gagged in the praiseworthy business of
trimming and STRENGTHENING the trees in
the Court House yard Our Getty dads'
are dead, but there arc still some public
spirited men left. There is room for
many more like them.
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A BAD SPELL A letter was dropped
into the postoficc one day this week di
rcctcd Schigago p. O., III.
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NEURALGIA rLASTER.
u. lori 4 Il
What Arc the People Doing !

The American people are intelligent enough to
appreciate pro partitions that contribute SO mnrh
to the happiness Of those using them, and they
want them. livery mail brings Ms letters some
ordering the treatise on Teeth, some the Neu-
ralga pla~!ers. and not few enclosing - cents
for the Mouth Wash. to be sent by mail but t.
these We arc compelled TO reply that it il impos'
sbe 10 send a half pint bottle 10y mail The
people want these Remedies. Who will supply
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tOy e; .;;:s5 .;i;:...:s;s::5
CHICAGO, IOWA 4 NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS..

0N and after Monday, May 10, 1862, and until
J further notice, trains will run as follows.
WESTWARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, 9.l5 Pm.
Clinton o0AM; Hoo AN.
Arrive at Clarence HOS" $3.50 r. NJ.
Cedar Rapids lis Pm; $50
otter Creek 4l5 "
EASTWARD
Leave otter Creek 600 An;
Cedar Rapids 100 Pm; LOGAN.
Clarence $40 1000
Arrive at Clinton $50 $50 N.
Chicago GOO An.
CONNECTS.
AtDeWitt with stages for Davenport, Maquoke-
ia At Wheatland with stages for Toronto.-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Tinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
A, otter Greek mih stages for Fl. Dodge
Toledo, ~ Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
lSiour City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa, II be-
ing only l36 miles rom Chicago to the Mississ
ippi River, and thence directly into the Interior
of Iowa.
C.N. BODFISH. Superintendent.
JIM. HAM General Eta Pass. Agent
Clinton. Iowa, May H. 1852.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book for july is on

GoDEY's LADY's Book for july is on
our table. This is the first humber of
the thirty-third year of its publication.
Godey's experience in this line is greater
than that Of any other man, aud it enables
him to excel all others. This is a good
time to commence subscriptions, as the
next six numbers will contain all the fall
and winter fashions. This No. contains
twenty full pages of engravings besides
large amount and variety of reading mat
ter. Terms, $500 year, Address L.
a. Cooley, Phila., Pa. We can furnish
it to our subscribers for S2,0Oa year.
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The Confessions and ENperi"ncc Of an in-
valid.

PUBLISHED fer the benefit and warn'n" a,ti
caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay. &C.: supply ing at the time IL"
means Of Self Cure. Hy lao cured himself after
being put to great expense thrOug. medical imposition
and qnackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope. may be had q antb"r.
New ork.
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4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEN
n TLEMrx.-The subscriber will send tree OF
charge to all who desire it, the Recipe and d.
rections for making simple VEGETABLE BALM
that will, in from two to eight days, remove PHI
ples, Blotches, Tan, Fieckles Sallowness, and
all impurities and roughness of the Skin. leaving
the same-as Nature intended 1t should be
soft. clear. smooth and beautiful. Those des'r-
ing the Recipe, with full instructions directions
and advice will please call on or address with
return POSTAGE
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist
n22m2| s3l Broadway. New York.
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PIANOS. HsEtE,ODEONS.


Sheet Music, Music ReoA .asjc .Hrrc hcnIise asS
oil Kinds ot .hns"Hl i"srumsh's ,aifhe !oces, pos
sibic prices
fs'HEJiORACE WATERS ,.uDi.EN IMPROVED
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Or. HALLS
BALSAM
ares al Diseases
Of the
LUNGS.
AMI THROAT.

toF FNt tRSOS
' f'''lmitlea, Dec line. A.
thma, Bronchitis, Wasting
# f.e.h, Night s~eats,
splitting Rood. whoop'n.
"aEh. difficulty Il Dres-
ttils, Colds, Coughs, In.
Hn-n2a, fhthisir. Pain In
the side, and ali d,seaSsof
tn Lungs,
II l. INICUtlrD.
hetl's Lung B1'.sn, in
al cases, gives the lest
satisfaction.
Has wrought more carss
since i's Introduction than
any other consh medicine.
j. endorsed by eur lead
Ine p sirit:.s as!hes.,.s,
ard TEST remedy now be-
tore the public.
lsslfrtaH -e amunr chill
w. T., ana !,t erful IN
81 . ''t' pulmonary
d sense.
Brings In certificates al.
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10- The Iowa Fifth is with Gen. Pope
in pursuit of the fleeing rebels. When
last heard from they were at Okalona,
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WN. =. iIFnD, 4 co..
riihUiip HUiiIiit.s. NpW sDih,

That. rcmittuncysmay he maize with rontdcmr,
". y. II. < Co, refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn ;
to &. ". GElttlrn. President 'aTii"I and Ill
zrus' J. .nk. Brooklyn: 10 JOY, Ger. 4 Co., New
York: to 7. I HAKNrM. ESQ. New York; ctc.. etc.
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aJ- Our sheriff and ex sheriff started
on Tuesday last, tor Fort Madison with
Newton Maybec. Maybe he will come
out an honest and temperate man, We
hope he will.
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rrHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
A SrFFERER:-Publshej as a warning, and
for the especial benefit Of Young Men. and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Mem
DRY. Premature Decay, &C., &c ;, by one who has
rurel himself by simple means, after being put
to great expense and Inconvenience, through
the ase of worthless medicines prescribed by
learned Doctors. Single copies may be had oil
the author. c. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpolnt.
Long Island, by enclosing postp addressed
envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq.
22n2m Greenpoint, Long Island n. Y.
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sA- Read the prospectus Of that ex
cellent journal, The World.
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Q1pton Abbtrttstr.

III MArHHR 4 ABborr, of New York, are author
lied to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER
TFC. II. SCRIvEN, Adrertising Agsx,, 50 Dear
born street, Chicago is authorized to rectrs 7drer-
tisements Jor this and ali the leading papsrs Of the
North West.
IT ? 8. NJ. PErrENGILL Co., No. 81 Park Row,
New York, and State street, Boston, are our agents
Tor the Upton Advertiser, in those cities and are au
thorixsd to take and subscriptions for
us at our ionsst rates.
o~Sho~ as a Newspaper rhose columns are at
al t'mes cro'eded pitt Advertisements, and
""1 s"or you q community aiire ,cith business and
enterprise The age is mcving one. man that
fta"ds IN hese"iatter days" piu N a short time. find
h"n'et behind his competitors.
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DO We are sorry to learn that Lieut..
Durbin is in the hospital at Corinth,
sick He has been sick some time and
is expected home as soon as he is able to
travel. Capt. McLoney being at home
the company is left without a commits
stoned officer. Sergt. A. Carey is in
command of the company.
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aMaryifA.

At the Aldrich House, in Upton. Thursday.
June 18th, ls62. by Rev. w. {. R,SsErI. MIR
ANDREW J. SAWYER and Miss EMMA j. CoHKE@,
both of Pedee, iowa.
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Tailoring.

T WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
If Upton. .nd vicinity, that have common.
ced the Tailoring business, and am prepared 10
make clothing IN the most fashionable style and
on snort notice. Charges to suit the times
Shop in the Postnffice Building.
Nm. ELLIOTT.
Tilton, Iowa MAY 9Th lsri
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What Will DIR. Eitltt''~ li,ms..ie. Effect,

pH. iCEp's siiouth l. ..s,, niiL Taati. Ra.si,
woman--a ~ Get breath and pcaly teeth. IT.,
them, lade-.
Dr.. Hrrp's Mouth Wash and Tooth Pow.
dCTS Will cleanse the mouth from all foul eXha.
latons, and il used in the morning, will MAKE
lreakfast taste s"ecter and the day be gin more
pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons eau testify t.
this. Try them, gentlemen.
DIR. HrRn's Mouth Wash ard Tooth Pow.
der arc the best preparations in the world for
curing Bad Breath and giving frmncss and heaith
t. the gums. Hundreds o! case, Of Diseased
Bleeding GUNS Sore Mouth, Cankcr etc, have
been cnrcd by DR.. lIurd'- astringent wash.
hR. lirHps Mouth Wash and Tooth Pow.
der give an addisionnl charm to cOurlship, aud
make husbands more agreeable to their wives
and wives to their husbands. They should be
used by every l,erson having
AKrlFICIlL TEETH
wAch are liable 30 mpait faint to the mouth
DR. HrRr's Tnothache Drops cure Tooth
ache arising from exposed nerves and are the
best friends that parents can have in the house
to save their children from torture and ,hell-
selves from loss of sleep ana sympathetic sui
fering.
. FARHErs and MECH4Hlts you cannot we'll
afioI,, t. neglect your teeth. For trjHiag sam.
Won can now get prcsctrntivcs, than which Roth.
child OF / stDr Can get nothing better. Ecmcm.
be. that I~rEi'SIA and tUNSt MrfipN or
THE LUNGS often originate in Neglect Of
irHtn. send Tor III" tftjfi~H tfPli, ana TtS u
Or. Fitch's observations on this subject. If too
late to arrest decay in your own teeth, save Your
children teeth.
NEURALGIA PLASTER.
DIR. HrKD's Neuralgia Non.Adbcsivc Pias.
ic,S are the most pleasant and successful RENE
dies ever prescribed for this painful di>easc.-
The patient applies one, soon becomes drov:sy
falls asleep, and awakcs free from pain, and no
blister or other unpleasant consequences cnsue.
.l,, Nor ular t,., IL,
corLng to directions and relief will surely fol-
low. Nothing can he obtained equal to DR..
Hurd's Compress for Neuralgia. Try item
They are entirely novel. curious, and o. igna
preparation, ana wonderfully successful. They
of two sizes. one rmall, for the face, price l.
cents, and the other large for application to the
body. price y cents. Will be Mailed on Receipt
of Price and One Stamp.
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sexes. Retired Clergyman having been restored -
health in few days, after many years of great Suffer
ing. is willing to assist Others by sending frec) the
receipt Of post paid directed envelope, copy Of the
prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN NJ. DAG
NALL, ls6 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Ny. 23nim
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GILT MOULDINGs ,.. os
kWR Picture Framing: large vafieH ~.
:, patterns, At the one price Furniture n''"''
&C. 4 +, STEIN, Muscatine, Iowa.
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IUTTsHtU "
HORACE WATERS, Agent,

:bEMON AI.-lloRMt " .rCRs, Agent, has removed
"a to NJ. 45l nrJadNaJ, y. Y. ie,ween Grand ana
rnnme where he sell NrH I-"ctaTe Planos tor
$50 and warrar ted; srroul-hH, Pianos and Melo-
deems from SO { 800. All kinds of musical mer-
chandisc at rccs; pianos amt melodeons 10 rehs
from s. upwards. Monthly payments received for tho
same. Alexander Organs for churc cs at low prices
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WILLIAMspCGM, Kings County,
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
Board or Aldermen.

board OF Aldermen 5.a4s.s
ANOTHER NOMINEE FOR STREET COMMISSIONER RR-
JECTED-A PORTRAIT OF GENERAL M'CLELLAN-
PROPOSED DONATION OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS SoR 4 NEW CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, ETC.
Ine Board OF Aldermen met yesterday.
Inc name Of LeGrand G. Capers sent in by the
Mayor for confirmation for the Office Of Street Commits
sioner. Rejected by vote OF ten TO two.
Alderman hroHsII offered resolution TO appropriate
the sum Of 81 900 TO procure portrait Of General George
.. Mcclellan, which was laid over under the rule
INC committee on Finance in a report favor OF
oonang the sum OF $50 900 TO the Roman Catholic Orphan
asylum !or the purpose OF erecting new building Laid
over % under !he lg!s.
received from the CITY Inspector
answer 70 resolution or the Board In which he states
that the Of some Of the streets remainino nm
and the refusal OF the cartmen work without an in
cre,ss Of wages that he Qhe City lnspector) has taken
such action in the matter ds the contract empowers him
10 lake but that its provisions so imperfect lha
wii De impossible 10 enforce any penaty--the :. ~
oens 70 effect not in design, gross swirs on tha
NV me was referred to Inc Committee
report was received from tho Committee Of
the Councilmen Salaries and Offices in favor OF in
creasng the pay Of the caukers aborers the Cro
ton Depatmcnthe former to So day and the latter
81 IS. Referred.
The Committee on Finance recommended further is-
Of Central Park Improvement stock. Laid over.
BY resolution, offered by Alderman FARLEY, the
larry OF the registrar OF water increased to the
Of So 500 per annum, and that Of the clerk to tia
Aqueluct Board and chief clerk to the registrar to OOO
per annum each.
Adjourned to Wednesday next, q. onA o,c,osk pm
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
Brooklyn City News.

nHooAAyA Wy Ne"bs
DESTRUCTION OF THE KNcksRBockEK ICE STABLES
sUMED IN THE PLANES.
a.-astrcps fire occurred Brooklyn last evening,
resulting 10 the desSstion q hs Knicssrbocssr leo
-,,ss .S.s-1< 7xr ~ Ess Ss.- 49, - " - 80
staties Furnan street, near a,on, the loss OF one
human life and the burning Of tweaty horses The sa-
BILE was frame building, story height, twenty-five
feet front and forty deep The property Was own
ed by The Kn.ckerbockcr Ice Company OF New
York of which Mr.. A. Earmore is President
The fire gas discovered near entrance shortly
after nine O'clock ard the stable containing consider
able amount OF bay aud straw, the lanes spread SO
rapdly that only four horses could be saved out Of
twenty Scur The ho ses brought much injured
Some harness also secured bat most OF the contents
were destroyed helper, employed at times by the
company, named James MeIunnigal, who was "a
the habit .. lodging in the stable was burned
to death HIS -charred remains discovered
by Mr.. Frederick Haggerty, and brought out Of the
ruins They were taken in charge by the police
lice and conveyed TO the FIRST precinct station house II
thought that two others IN the stable at
time Of the IRE and sufoeaed but such appears not
10 been the The value OF the stable about
which II is undcrsood there partial insurance II
positively known how the lire originated, but is
supposed &c have been caused by The dropping OF hight
Ell match
rREtARAUoSs WiETfg SroRrs-A hand Of music
wall perform This afternoon the grounds be used
during the coming winter the skating pond of the
Washington Cab, for tie purpose OF allowing visitors the
opportunity Of observing the preparations already made
at viii fault Of those principally con-
cerneG II failure should
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


RRANpkETIrs PILLS CAUSE A HEaLrnFuL CON-
y motion IN creased body Whereby the blood .leanses
ltei OF wha hutiu and the disease cured oen wnep
al ocF means had been vainy tried. Tae following
corfoeoiaiye--
GREsNBrRc, Nov. lG 1872
Hos. b. BRANDREIH:--DEAR SIR--Ee,nr, nn.cr Proyi.
dence indebted to BandTeths Pills Tor the last
ny {, which they have rendered happy heaithfn
dem y i duty 10 give you the particulars of my In
1871 was attacked with voient pain right
ct eating N ,he last degree II seemed IL had
tas ~ y al the time NJ called chronic purisy,
v!htis uiam gatory rheumatism others, liver plant
wnrFer " sy have been noresi day night.
ert"o years. suffering, aud using great deal ot opium,
NJ las concluded 10 give your l's q trial commenced
& Amy .wp every night and two every morning for
:st rasemen Mt and continued Brandretais Pills for
ano,nrf month, in much the dos
dose o i've OF six Pills AZ the end this was nearly
Tree from continued fol longer lhs
pain suddenly LETT entre'y and has and
have been remarkably healthy since
am upwards OF seventy of age, strong
I'VE and shall be -rli.iul for my wonderful cure
awa.s keep the Brnndreh's Pills the house. and nse
ta-tn whcn constitution requires medicine. i've
town Of Gieenburg. near TO White Plains and shah be
peased y answer any inquiries relative 70 ap,
very re e.if fnlly, yours, NICHOLAS UNDERHiIL.
bRANDKETH'S PILLS sold the
- PRINCIPAL OFFICE yaI CANAL STREET
Also no. mon square: Houston aud Lewis
streets New York, and oI all dealers.
ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
The New York herald., 1862-11-27
City Politics.
TEE CORPORATION COUNeEL-wTHpRAwAL or
RICHARD OGORnAN.

City Politics.
TEE CORPORATION c0UNssL-wrrHpRAwAL or
RICHARD o'GoRhAN.
committee rspresenting Tammany and Mozart, COM
posed Of Auguste Belmont chairman and Emanuel B.
Hart and Thos. Byrnes visited Mr. OGorman yesterday
at his oce and communicated him the joint request
Of both organizations that he should renqush his claims
10 popular support in favor Of the regular nominee OF the
party. The deputation urged upon Mr. OGorman the
importance Of avoiding any step which might tend TO
weaken the effect OF The late democratic triumph in the
State, or mper the interests Of the party in the present
conuucture Mr.. oGorman stated that he had already
considered tss patsr sasYI!!ed 70 him by the deputa
Iion ana pad already come "a conciusien y atco lance
With their desire but that, as democrat he enter.
tanned the strongest scons 10 the mode in which the
late nominations municipal ossrs had been made as
anagonstc to the true principles Of democracy and with
drawing the people the choice Of their officers
&c however ssor'ea 20 the views suggested by de-
A.n:a .s,s iss at L ~. -Sass nnhlc .ooA
.sS:ssion, anu nel,eyee Ara, on ,nv 49,. ~
wcaid be more benefited by efforts for reform within
the pty than by any direct antagonism TO its proceed
,nes
Mr. OGofnan requested the members Of the deputa-
ION 10 communicate to the organizations whom they
respectively represented his compliance with their re-
quest