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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
L. n. sOLOMONsOY.

-, -.. PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPIfcfAY-
Keeps the largest assortment In the Optical linn Of fauy
.f The trade. From bis long residence In tl,Is civ
@ - ano tne extelsive patronage received dnrnE-tnat
tine he would ssy 70 his old friends and the bublic
gensfail7 that sGort that could BE- put forth -
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses around
Snasl R15 oSn inspeeonl to suit the Ia all ca
v- cufins Waakness, dizziness Inflammation OF tfs
as1l 9 ena strength for long Ueading and fine
eButati9p S0IOAfONS0N1s Iesfah-
- rs7 as the m5sf reliable get the best articles
sl9f l1e thascan be Obtained become an es-
tgsf and attested By his patrons, whose ad-
~ t19eR g 90 70. S0GUAIONsON'S, inaie no bi5s
.9es y ~ supsf1eF-St- under the American. and
81, t9ets 20 VII hnd the be5t kind OF sPECTACLES
-. ~ kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and Pbfosopt
Astronomical Telescope from sssI 10
Sl4lj buITeFtug Instruments various prfceg: iarg9
sloeE q liqro9oQpss from s. to SIS Marine Teles
cope, Spy Gllsse5 large variety; Lenses prisms
Aye sttasSes foezst 9Ompassesi Barumeters &C.
g-a- -.- .AhIIBlgIAL EYES inserted without main
l1 ir e perfect natural 'N7
oEIIoE-No. lso superior-st, under the American
.. . -- @Sss- apr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
: CITIES, TOWNS, sIARRETs, DEPOTs,

There are Einsty-Eigat Depotl on the Compa-
nyis Railroad, giving sbcus one every seven
miles, Cities, Towns ard Villages are situatsd
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every dssiTabls commodity may be
found as readily Gs II the Oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are SC be net for al
kinds of farm u-oduee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
AGRICrLTURAL PROpUCTa

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
eT than those OF any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was e5tinated a. 85 000, ,00O bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than ~, CO.,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, DuckVheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 20 to swell
the vast aggregate OF production in this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out OF the State Of Illinois during tfs
past year
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

u -TRIESEMAR l, 2 and 3, Ere protected By Roy
al Letters Patent Of England, and secured by the
Seals Of the EcOlo de Phurmacie de Paris snd the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One ia invaluable for Exhaustion, SpernRtOr
rhOa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
seou5 and pernicious use Of copavia and cubebs.
No Three has entirely supplAnted the injurious use
OF mercury thereby iusuring the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos I, and 3, are preparations In the
Of LOZsuges, devoid Of taste and smell, and
be carried in the wastcoat pocket. Sold in
and divided into separate doses, administered by
Yepau, Lallemsnd Roux, Klcold, sc. Price s3 each;
or cases for s., which saves s5i and in 81 cases,
sale and retail Of Dr. BARROW, No. I9i Beecker-St.,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
will forward the Treaemar to any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according to the in
BtructiOns Of the writer.
EF-sold hv G. ". CLARK. Agent for Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

Frun the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany Offers, It is net Surprising that Il should
have already disposed Of 500 coo acres Of land.
Il Is now selling q. the rste Of 5000 acres per
week. The population along the line has trebled
IN ten years, and is ncE 5l4 ,s91. The Company
sell to actual cul.iTstoEs and CTlry contract con
tains an agreement to cuitiTasas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
The Excitement at washington.
Correspondence Of the Evening Post.l
WAsHIy5TOS, Sept. l, 1862.

~ WAsHIS5TOs, Sept. !, 1852.
The capital remains in a very excited
state. Yesterday evening capped the eli
max In this respect. Nearly the entire
male population of Washington was upon
HsI The streets til after midnight: The 9gita-
had come in from Saturdays battlefield,
and the citizens sent out by the War De-
pErtnent to the scene of the conflict as
-lsL- s- nurses, returned with somewhat alarming
l-s1sld - ~ 'a.t ~ :, y y
ouHehy noEnlhB- 4Ae sJOIles retalleQ Dy
these persons added much to the excite
TE-. Tment and profound anxiety for the i'm
mediate future. Nearly all the incomers
60 49, from Centreville and Fairfax concur in
stating that tho field of battle on Friday
~ and on Saturday fell into the hands Of the
enemy, and in consequence our wounded
men-ara- EEiIhin-.f the anamrls Iines II
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HORSE.SHOEING.

7 AMENESS OF ~
: !. !. . !. !.
HORSES-Suchs ss C0Tns,
N5yicular, Joint Dihculliesy 3
sprung Knees and 20 called II
Sunken Breasts, ShrCnken OF
Swesnied Shoulders, Ches
Founder CRACK ed uOOis, Rheu- Hi
matism, &c. cuEed and Valu IE
Improved BY HENDERSON jI
PATEET Coafaf0S SEEsE SHOE, VN Ib3
which cOulorms With the foot IN - ~
Ct tha HOrse, and has ben ~
thoroughly tested 10 all eOndi- ~
tions Of feet II will retain the hoof perfect By its
Use restore contracted heel or deficiency Of the
forward limbs, Apnlied to all Horses, sound or I'M
sound, and satisfaction guaranteed by the subscriber
al the corner Of Michigan aud Seneca Sts, Cleyeaud.
ohio J. HENDERSUS.
Bsa- Town, County and State Rights for sale. The
pubic are cautioned against trespasCing under pen
altE. -.epIsl J. HENDERSlIN. PaLentea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

- A correspondent Of the New York Com
nercial Advertiser, suggests that after the
war is over it might be advisable to send
9 few men 70 Nassau and shovel that little
Island nuisance into the sea.
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COAL OIL AND lamps.
PAPER MANUFACTORY.

NLEYELAND PAPER COMPLY.
-Malufacturers Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP,
PING PAPER- Orders nlled promptly.
= uD'kAG2l Wanted. Of5es 10 Superior-St.
y. ". TATL0B, Agent.
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OPTICAL,
s0lomonsOH's ImprOFed speetacIes.

3 i5sss--sS-SsssS
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

q I .
PR0FEssoR OF ELECTECPATHY AND MEDICINE,
0Mce-li9 S5ueca-St., o lev doors from Superior up
stairs.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
hamilton Fish
Nsle- York, Oct. 10, 1862.

The Hon HAMILTON FISH, having been invited
to preside over the recent Macs Meeting at Cooper
Institute to ratiiy denomination Of the WADswoRTH
and TREMAIE ticket, responded az follows;
GAMKiNus. Putuan Co.. Oct. Q. llG2.
Ny DEAR SIR: Your note inviting msto prcaide az
the ratification meeting held last evening tho Cooper ns
tue reached here late last evening after hc hour for bch
the meeting called or ooune could neither be with
you return answer | beg 10 return you my
thanks for the invitation and especially for The Kind personal
desire expressed by you for its acceptance
il probable that had the inytoon been received sooner
should not have been able dispense with business
sasemels here At any rate tbs meeting lost nothing BY my
abence But am most earnestly with those who wish The
prosecution of the Wal to the utter overthrow
Of the la'i vestige and sign of Rebellion.
Il Is timc-hsh tims-tIat this be conducted
princpethai the velvet glove with which have been
handling rebellion and treason be replaced by the mailed
gauntlet and that the Government avail itself Of oil the
AID uslges recognized by modern and civilized warfare to
weaken and break down rs enemies IL is wsstcfii
hauton Of the sad power OF the Nation wicked OPP
preston upon the citizens and cruelty TO all to sper with
the rea, that upon u.s. talk Peace peace
when there is peace"
40, We Lave TO conquer peiccwe cinnot bus H. aul Il
We could would be yalueIess as it would be deracoiu
In the eld sharp aud active war and IN the council
stem, and quick justice the pahs early
Honorable, aud enduring peace
Doyaty sld treason not wholly confined 10 the South.
ard traitors have not been perscclei if spies have bcea
ged and II deseltcs have been shot, it not been
ios wsut Of subjects
Niih active war the Nation needs also equally active
Justice. The exemplary punishment Of few dis.oya men,
the hanging Of few spies and tho shooting OF few desert
er would have sautary influence ard would afford
welcome and nuchncedcd Of
the search peace in the proper dfeeonworh all the n
generations they have beeu in Forts La
and arTou. ard elsewhere and effective beyond al the
oahs Of ale glance" hat the ingenuity of devise
tina; all the officers OF the Government administer Ia
life time In times Ike these thcro j. virtue IN hemp and in
cold cad uicogsy lad udcialy administered and have
experienced greyous cruelty and wrong excessive eency
shown 20 the guilty.
But pardon my dear sr fo this depression into which
have been uuconscou,y drawn. did pot intend 30
than explain you personally the omission OF reply 20
your note and hnd myself taking oticr matters 81
stop the dds aud add assurances Of the respect Of
Yours very truly. HAMILTON FISH
JAKE, A. BKiGGs, osl, New-York
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Dix ID.

BhTFs-On ruelry. Sep. p y, wa,er,owr y. Y, JsneF
eldest o. the LAKE Samuel F. Bates. OF typhoid ieYe1 10
the q j year OF his asc
CONWAY-In this city Mondhy Oct 49, James william
Conway. only Of r,tick ALL sarah Conway, aged b.
years, mouihs aud dlys
COLLlNs-In ,hisc city Monday Oct. g. Vary Collins.
uatys Of England. the beloved Iic % John 81 Collins, az
n years, month AID days
Liverpool sieudl paper. please copy.
CUEEsMAE-On Saturday. Oct. II. John c. Cheesmsn
~ D.. IN the 18Th year ofhi, age.
III friend, src repeatedly invited 20 attend lc fineai
Ihuntay tih inst at o'clock from hi' ia" residence
No 80 FIN avenue without further notice.
DOUGHTRTl brooklyn. on TDe.dsy Or.. H. 81 south
cru ever Addison Dou9hcrty. aged p years. only SOD
the ,'e Can't Ch,.. H. Doushctiy and formerly Mjof o
Tho relative, and friend. Of tie family invited without
fIfil,I u3sre % aterd hs ilncfl on Nednesday joy
Seventeenth street, South Brooklyn The rcmaias viii be
taken 10 Albany Tor intermeni.
FOOTE - st New.Haycn. Tlesday. Oct. a. Euil'
Frrl,hca Fooie aged 10 Jcafs dsushirr Of RsarAdul
f00;e. O.. :. Navy.
IlPPER-Of wounds received q, the battle OF Aniiet.r
years AID months. Ills remains we've o1Tiai On TIE battle
hed
NACK,Y Co., m Brooklyn. on TEDDY. o.. u. Charlie
Iowsg. ifi,ni % Join ;. ard Msy W. Miessy' aged
The irrd, Of tie hrly invited to aenl Che hnnerl
from tho rrsdrn- Of he parent No ~ Adep pm street
Erootyu ~ & o'clock THIS afternoon.
M,MAHON.-la Broosyn ~ Monday Oct -. joseph NJ
MeMah.a. nssi moath. snt "a day..
MccOHKEY-On Fhday. O-' g. a. Stamford. Conn. Willie
%. MctoAscy. ia tho liiA ,ecr o. biz n5r.
REFD-ol Tue,day. Oct u, Leonorn VITO Of t. Hafic'
Reed a.fd a. yeas. months aud - osJs
n the family Eesec'uT invited
g. attend The from her lat' Incidence. No 80 Irt
svstur o. friday. al c,!o.s e. in without isfhcs -'a
ton.
RoCif-ln ,hi. city. on Monday, Oct - Julia Roche
80 - yeaff
SINCLAIR remains of John Sin 'ti- VIII he o. .h
81 orn,iaofr fo,, Wcefr .lIouse Brooklyn. tai. di,
I st % boot noon. rfrpafa org q '-i,smen' By ih'
80. Hf lssie
s,If AlEThc fisais NJ John Sinclair invited % Do
fsf bio f.-flI foa fusHi' Ncrti'g li1lie, S!rfncf
bonn street. Er0otIyn, ollr. ~ ! DrnrA
IOOhtf--nn lutaaay mln'ls Oci j. Hii'y ohN 'ln oil
- y. ron.er
ne atqs tnd friends ofhc family respectfully invited
10 s'fs ls funeral gle reslcfcr Of lif utIher NJ
10 s. q, .f-.et Df,o.iyu oa We'ls'd,y aierno,e. Oct
d. Do = o'c'l-L. without l4rtlsf .ntItiiloa.
IOrpirG-is Alton ll'. on wednesday, o. b ff'iu' u
loro.r. f1.frrr.s ri a. Ia..rm NssI lrri 49, yesfs
-. q ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

SofDmHf kIsrsc-rfAc, rs iniLiDEtFhI.-
For tie relief Of sex aps wounded soldiers ass s'
through PHILADELPHIA, To Union residents Of that
city have recently erected neat frame building ex-
celeldy arranged and ventilated, opposite Tie BAL.
,more Railroad depot aud chrisened it the "Ciii-
zen. yo.unt,e, Hospital Il lac ACC nmodaiions
10y over 800 men, ard 8, designed IA = temporary
re.t.re.placc for sick aud wounded soldiers, while
on their way lome The building cost s3ooo. ON
the occasion 4 raising the hag aud d,dicaiing the
structure for hospital purIoses, speechos were made
by the Rev j. ". Jackson, Horace Bnney, Judge
Hale and others.
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HEADgU ARrFRs lsT C,LIFoRsIA. 52p RsGT. .Y.s.y
Is THs FIELD YEAR BAKERsyiLLs. Nh.

AZ a Meeting Of the OFFICERS or THE 32d BEGi-
MINT NEW-fORK STATE VOLS. the following P9E-
AMBLES aud RESOLb lions were unanimously sdOptsis
Hhsrer II has pleased Almighty Cod in III, wise Pro
dence from this Of aud suffering
late beloved COLONEL RODERICK MATBEsON, sho
wounded a. the battle Of Crampson Gap fought %
18th September 1856, while Leading his Regiment
tory ana who fingered ia great psin bat without m, nr
(wugto suaoT Tor the sake OF his country, and in L.
.-r ai uliii he ~ Instant and,
AereaI We oil deerly M our loss in being d'pry,a %
the Guidance d.,ns many oocssions for ns
bravery coo.Ies and inFePdiy and with HON we has.
served rom the ccmmeEcenent Of our term to the tune u
y 4sreqs In hin we have ever ound most up,isi
nt ard honorable in all his s'socaon with with n,aghs
the bright examp. Of his noble career Now, ts-.
r 1sc5, That &, With deep and sincere rereswe hsve
learned ~ Tho oss which Regiment have susssine<
u1sny 81 ms'ner and stret justice in his DEALING VIE s
gsIRed Oyf love and esrefn
viii Of liam who docth sl things we !" regard the oss
sustained the death Of brave aid gallant Colo
1e not IN which coun,ry must snsrs
and 20 which We shall on Tecur IN iltare years WITH
deepcst and mcst aealt cit regret,
Rslalred Tha, in the death Of laueated Colonel
recoge Of reaso victims aud hat ss true se1ier
while continue 70 mourn bis loss ewi neither Jorge nor
neglect put forth continually ell the strength Of mind ARD
arm which may be given Us in our coupTys cause ans
shall b. huubed and our nation De rssto1edto is for
mer peace and happiness
Resoes That We tender the wife and family Of hn ds
ceased coincidence In this their hour OF ta end
deep octon Although can render no hitins s,,on
the soggisb widows bereavement or o IN broken
family cce y. msy rus. that Providence in his mercy
E,cd Ths. the usual badge Of noarniD be b. the
Ofcers TIE r. and ,ha, tue Resimenta Cooss 30
drsgci IN mourning for tho space Of thirty days -
be rsr shifted to The family Of the deceased aud Be pabt.d
in the NJ PP'Pr sT Ns" Lieut. f '''''
Capt CHS. HUBBS
Clp, JOuN WHITLOCK. (conr;,..,
Capt WILLIAM o. WYCOFF,
l li..r. s b II =; q. AZ LEONARD
sau francisco PAPER. please copy.
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the shall oppose all the organizations Of sch, pas,,
ship and to Tho end Of my lfe wherever patriotism aud I'M
maniy range themselves and ask my support it shall be
them with the choerluaoss with which now espouso
their cause and enter upon their advocacy
leesin renew to you and your politics. assocc the lsur
snees OF my warm personal friendship. and remain
Very truly youn.
JAMES WADSWO31U.
Nsr-Yo,k Oct. 3D. 1862
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For the Sick and wosnded.

Under On order from President Of the United Ststee
system hss been sablshrd ~ the SANITARY Com
safe Transmission AID lud'cous dist'h"tpH
Gruci- nbutei by the people for the sck and weta
Army aud Navy The system. alter being WEI tired
ba been formally app owed and mened by the PrsE
dent the hef and the Surgeon General The
security otter, fglnst missppIopsu Is practically per
feet until tire contributions are delivered IN the hospitals.
necessarily pass from the control oil the Com.
is.isa o. more than million article. seu through one Of
the largest OF its channels OF supply has been escer,sned
used Discreet AID trustworthy constantly EN-
n'ovsd in yng Oh divisions the iuclndins thoss
&c soas the Mississippi and the Western ron
tier observe their wants. to direct suppns where in'y
MONIES. us. T.. Commission does not undertake to de-
liver articles individuals and declines to receive contnou-
lions with auy restriction to their destination wth mo
!4s 81 lie force employed I'm he service Of the Ssten.
mcg. N,i.orsl unity wherever u can come m entsln
I'm wh state locsl pride. Pie distribution OF hospital
fuqes is bot eDrtuCb oil the wOTA OF the Noumi'sio IL
euYry the be- professional talent inch can DE- obtained m
s ne health and II lighting 20 tighten ihetr
.,l.t, aud slstn their spirits under tile prseons snd
rslrs which essential part Of successful Warfare
o M purp,-e contributions % t. treasury are sociiei
Ileg usy Irf 20 the lEeaiul'r IT, l. MIMI e's
Nr a. ~ sll g.. Sewlors . :.
Corusi under appointment from the President OF
tie United stst@,: 1as Rev Heury W. Bellows. ID ID frof
ID '...ie 20. D.. George W. Cuium, L. : a ksEsn-
" if.n "a. Van Huleu. VI D.; Wocott GIBBS n ID sam
uol y. Howe. ~ j.. oueiEs IL. Agne", h ~ Elisha
arms. "A. D. ;. ; Newbery. NJ. D.; George T. strong.
Horace Birnty b. the K.h Rev Vlos. VI Clark ID ID tho
Hon Joseph dct; K. ". Burnett the Hon Marx SKINNER
slcL,.cA .AH O4ais'ed.
CONTRIBUTIONS OF suitable supplies for the sick and wounded
vi be- receives =, the Of the Womens Contra. RELIEF
As.ocation No. 10 3iev. Cooper Union Newfor FOR
further information apply Ia Ncw-fcrk a. the local ohe %
the on mi .si,n No .s8 Brostway % by neil 20 FRED
IAi. DLIslID General Secretary w ashiDs'cn
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Pcrri,infnry sale

BY ORDER OF the sIPAEME COURT, OF . mag
uiacent HOUSE and SIX LOTS Of LAND on Stha'
and 3lthsi =,
The attention Of capitalists aud Others Is called 90 the
G,,.co,ure sale by JANIS LYNCH. sheriff. &C. at the
Morchant, Exchange Rooms, No III broadway, on
FRIDAY, De. A. 1892, At u o'clock m. Of the very
valuable fOpefty on the northwest Of oth av aud
3i,h. consisting the superb Dwelling formerly OCCUPIED
by Or j. p Townsend with sN lots OF Lad having non
OF gg feet inches 9Th and 80 feet SAN Ct The
lous. COS, 20 erect loo GEO. and private reidc-c
for gentleman OF large wealth unsurpassed by any IN the
civ The property is susceptible 70 adaptation 10 fsis'
hotel for which has tho advantages OF superior ictoh
on 5h.ay and 3ihst and immediate proximity TO the te
mini OF the Hudson River. Newtlayen, aud Harlem Na
roads and 20 Central Park Is might be made to pay sge
inroue by continuation and enlargement OF the Institute
now occupying the premises. 800 ,,,
The .ale AM b. refrmptory 10 the highest bidder.
plan of The property be- seen at the ONCE oil tohn
l. SON Architects No. 40 broadway, where e1P'analoh'
OF tho capabilities OF the property VIII be- made
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ygtEgtrEE,

BLACE -GARVlN-On Monday. Oc, T. b. the Rev.
T. 5. Hlug Capt, William G. blackouu. Of tie sth Hi
Ior Caga g. Josephine eldest dau, liter o. the Hon.
San Eol Il. Gavin II this cry.
MOSIIER-brRDIrK-in Westerly. OF MONDAY Oct. 6, BY
ElrrA. h. Bg!dck. Mr. Jo II. Moher 81 Company IT,
26th Regiment Connecticut No.unoors 10 Mia NJ Is.ue
Bmiick daughter Of Deacon Isac e. Buldc4 oil Iewca.
tuck S.onir ton. Com.
YOUNG-WELLs--On TuesdAy. Oct. n, at 81. Peters
Church, ~ the Rev. Alfred y. belrh, d. D, James b.
iCuug % Julis 4. Wells. an q thi. city.
-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
Recollection of the Hon. solomon Foot ~
q. y. Senator from Vermont.

M0sIIrIIfH, v, Iuesday Oct IT DO
The Hon. Solomon Foot was to-day chosen u. ).
Senator for Vermont for six years from the ith OF
March next. Tie vote for him was unanimous in
the Senate and in the House only votes were
ca, AGAINST him This II Mr. Fools third election
as t. S. Senator from Vermont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15
a Correction.

LtErato. Tuesday o.. a. l8ll
In q disYaich from Newly ORR last night # to pro
cceiings 81 tie Dcmocra'c ratification meeting. Il
waa stated that Mr. Fillmore was one o. tie Wee
Presidents. his il mistake, rs Af. Fillmore was
IN hi. city last evening.
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The a,oiin Ronrded Oh Cnpc Knee.

sr Joas't y D.. Monlsy. OCT D.. l,l'
The weather, which Vac hne on saturday after
noou changed ~ night 20 IA tfcuIcndous northeast
gale. accom-, anicd by rain and fog. Tho S0oiit.
outward boui q, did not const quentiy call 81 Care
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The lInils per ll,c Enropn.

Bosros. 1ucsday, Oct. 10 lNt
The mails per the steamship Europa Tor lryerpool
via Halifax, will close at 9 o'clock tomorrow
Wednesday morning, bu, she will not sail until
about II o'clock.
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H0sTETruR's STOMACH BhyTERs.
MraHRnOa IMITATION


Success the prevalent cradle oinnsmerable humbus'
No sooner bad IosrgTrgRs srohAon BirrSR' made ihs
mark in the world than up .praug Of limitations and
the fame Of tho great restorative grow and spread the pe'e
crop Of poisonous mockees tLckeued at tho true
medicine has lived them down One by ono they have dis
appeared When the below. OF puery which kept alive the
feeble fire Of their borrowed reputation ceased to oio" hey
ceased live and hus thoy continue and 60 Mean
while,
HosTETTER's BITTERs.
the great protective and remedial tonic Of the age have pro-
creased ia popularity with each succeeding year Their src'
opevenng snd curing the diseases resulting
from malaria unwholesome aud all unhealthy climatic
influences has been boundess and remedy Tor dyspepsia
liver conn lan,, fever and sgue general woakne" aud de-
billy and oil complaints originating in ndg son, ihoy are
sJmi,.ed to be- superior any other preparation ever
s1yeased or prescribed From home market to which
few year, .hoy wcro confined ther sac has been eI
tended into every in th. Union, over tie whole CT South
and Ce trail America Mesco tue Wee. lndic ia. sandwich
Islands Australia, China and Japan
Lone and foreign testimony continue 20 sho" that
TosrErTBh's BlTTKKs
are The most remarkable tonic and inyiyogln now foe lie
worid
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how widely people may differ IN regard to politics sion.
the greet majority sgree to wha, is or is not beautiful
There Is something about sued, we'll made and be-
coHile IiAr, hs eommaud' unyossSl admiration Such
las Is Le Fall STYLE issued by Ksoz. ONO 2a Broadway.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-15

the Iecont Call OF the EEf UBLltAh CENTRAL, COM.
MITrEE The delegates chosen from no 18Th. M aad Il
Ward comprsing the Eighth Congr, ona District Assem-.
bed OF TUESDAY EVENING Oct H. 1876, at the conner OF
Eighth avenue AID hy third street III Aldermen JAN IS
OWENS Of be Dist Nald chosen President and 10
WAITE, OF the 20th Ward selected Secretary Of
Conveuou The credentials o. tie several dele, ions Law
r been received the Convention proceed 10 tue
iion Of candidates. when Mr. ELLIOT G. COWDIs OF the
18Th Ward the olly gentleman proposed received the snan
vote OF the Convention.
Committes was selected 10 wait on nr Cowtn ard IN
form him Of his nomination
On motion, tho Convention adjourned 10 meet again. II
nece.sry, a. the call OF tbs President.
JAMES OWENS, President.
Jogy WAITE Secretary.