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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24
IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC

IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
The machine manufactured by the Grover 4
Baker Sewing Machine Company have taken the
FIRST PREMIUn at the late State Fairs held in
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, AL
ALBANIA, and California
SECOND.
The work executed by the Grover & Baker Ma
chimes has received the FIRST PREMIUM at every
State Fair in the United States where it has been
exhibited. ~.
THIRD.
Experience proves that there are only two val.
liable sewing machine stitches--THB GROVER a.
BAKER STITCH and THE SHUTTLE STITCH, by some
called - LOCK sTIT,H." These stitches have each
heir peculiar merits and excellencies For some
purposes the one stitch is better adapted, and for
some purposes the other and q selection should
always be made accordingly.
81 FOURTH.
The Grover 4 Baker s NJ. Co. manufacture in
addition to their celebrated GROVER d. BAKER
STITCH machines, the most perfect SHUTTLE or
a. LOCK STITCH machine In the market, and af
ford purchasers the opportunity Of selecting, after
trial and examination of both, the one best suited
to their wants. Other companies manufacture
but ONE KIND of machine each. and CANNOT OFFER
this opportunity of selecting to their customers.
FIFTH.
The Grover Il Baker S. NJ. Co. are the only
parties who manufacture and sell machines
which both SEW PERFECTLY and EMBRoIDER
| PERFECTLY.
| 90 A pamphlet containing samples of both
the Grover d Baker Stitch aud Shuttle Stitch in
various fabrics, with full explanations diagrams,
and Illustrations, to enable purchasers to EXAM
me, TEST, and COMPARE their relative merits
will be furnished, on request, from our offices
throughout the country. Those who desire ma
chimes which do the BEST WORK, should not TAIL
TO send for this pamphlet and TEST and COMPARE
these stitches for THEMSELVES. ti .-.tt..
Grover ~ Bakers Sewing Machine Cotton
will be found superior to any in the market. 1t
is made by the best European manufacturers, and
putu up on spoos of 20O or 800 yards, EXPRESSLY
for the Grover X Baker s. NJ Co In conse
quencs of extensive and timely arrangements with
these manufactures, we are able to sell this supe
rior Cotton below the prices of other leading man
ufactures.
Grover Il Bakers Sewing Machine Twist,
long recognized as. the BEST in the market, fur
nished in anyquantilies desired at Wholesale or
retail at the lowest market prices. a7a 12yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24

b. ca Mr.. James B. Mattocks of Lyndon,
(son of Hon. S. B. Mattocks) has been
appointed Cashier of the Bauk of Gale
donia, in place of G. A. Burbank. resign
ed. We learn that Mr.. Burbank intends
to make California his future residence,
and will leave here early in the winter of
1865. His family expect to sail for Cal
ifornia in week or two.-DanviNe
Star.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24

HoRsE THIEVES There is gang of
horse thieves in this county and all
along the frontier. 1t is reasonable to be-
lieve that they have Matched out Of the
nest Of skedaddlers in Canada aud it
would not be bad plan to arrest some
of these fellows on suspicion. On Fri
day night last four horses we're stolen
from enclosures in Barton, and re-
ward Of $50is offered by Hon. Henry
Keyes aud others for their recovery.
Catch 'em and hang them. "a ssa
'aSince writing the above another case
Of horse stealing has been reported
Neatport Ns,os. '.a' ' 4 .taea' +. D.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24

HoNEY-We learn that Artemus Ell
we'll. of SALISBURY, while out in the
woods, on the Sd inst, found bee tree
from which he took one hundred and JfE
ty pounds Of very nice honey. This is
what we call grand haul, and is one not
rarely made by bee hunters. A little
now and then goes we'll on an editors ia
BILE, when he is lucky enough to getit.-
Bennington Banner.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24

MORE ToBAoco.--Mr. Joseph Gregg of
West Albany has sent to our office stalk
of tobacco which has twelve leaves, the
smallest of which is twelve inches wide
and thirty inches long, and the largest is
twenty -four inches wide and thirty. eight
inches long. If any one can beat this,
let him fetch it along.-Irasburyh STAN
dard NN .".' "s't .H"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24

, A NARROW EscAPE,-On Friday last a
laboring man named Garfield, employed
on the G. & P. R. R. R. extension, met
with very narrow escape. He was at
work on the dump Car on the Salem side,
when the bank giving way, he, car and
all were dumped off into the lake, the car
falling on top of him, and when taken
out was nearly gone He received no seri-
GUS injury, however, aud is now doing
well.-Newport Nes0s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24

The work executed by the Grover & Baker Ma
chimes has received the FIRST PREMIUM at every
State Fair in the United States where it has been
exhibited. ~. @ a .H
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24

gT Gen. j. W. Phelps of Brattleboro.
was last week admitted to the bar as
couuselor ut law. agaf8
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-24
Stowe, Jan. /, 1868. Fl. .I. "a. .....
Vermont Central and SuIEi-
o., van EsafsrOasss,

Summer ArT0ngement COlnmenClnT June III, ISUY
Leave waterbury AT = 4OAM. II "a M and
O 5I pw -. -
Mail Train leaves Rouces Point at 4.50A NJ
Burlington r,Ib A M. connecting at White
River Junction and BELLOWS Fails with trains
for Rostnn Wo,cester IoweIl xc and with Ver,
mont valley railroad for Snringfsld New Haven
and New York 'ariving;n Nav York nj Ia ISpM
Gbicaro Ex nrnss Train leoyss oadsns hnroh Of
2 AZ Montreal at 6 ooA N Ronses Point
ats X. IN Tor Roston Troy and Nav Ynrk
Niabt Exnress Train leaves Ogden hurg at 10
l5pN Montreal at 2 AZ "a, RoSses poinf at g no
px arr;ying at Roston at \ An ~ connactin,,
at Relieve FALL with cheshire y r for RostnSS
and Worcecter and with VI voIIev p D fnr
Snr;naGeld and New uayen and arr;,;nr IN Na,,
ynrtrot A On " - - "
YIN a' Tp.,ss no,xo yo,ru n wwrsr
Jaova Waterbnrv Ala % ~ q oGH. N ON :.
anS = H. ~ - ''i W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-02

Enough, G,u,vi,vs - murmursd Ia, ssamAA.
re v o. N-ose1 '~ on to-.
let re o. i 81. I hsse So Z
some Ing to sse you wren you taxe the crsp.
dsr Ing cr.silre who 10 child . us both, aod -bY
will remain eltt yol, IS remembrsncs Of me
Look fors VII. who will supply my rlsce 70 hsr"
whist ar. you askinR me, snd whom could
give her TO- a mother afer you 80 cr.ed R1psrs.
Some oue wto wi no, s'uis, nv hsv Nc bcss
chosen hrst" replied G,nev eve "su hon 20, htsrN
81 iugt take kindly h. AZ o~rhsn, tax to h.s
O. me. u. s:h her T. love God nd 10 OBJ y 20 =. u
yor pr m sc II e she al ! he lis. Msth'w - n
YOU promi-s ! on Tour horo-, aad ,o'r bops
n sAvsuou, sfsI sleep in psAes, and LIE sing
yu."
X par pr s'sed through bis 81 ard tts wac
u q last % ofthe dying wo'nss. hfs tb.nkinS
b U BY pressure Of b rsnd, SIN. s-i4k b. X nse
NE s.Au sA's arms . enie1 e. By SIR n ,tn OK
" Sc had s.ayei The spp'osch 4 dss'h u she
p NJ hus y ereu e. lea : Tort as, time hird-
y bad u. q n. when s.e ,eath.struggle Lean
- w'- ,rfsi back t. her t'i, where she jed
@~af's tne cl - fire tsy Ter st y rts ~sts
cli. III vrrsh.Nrd
lhe het' day, q. s-sy. 7he-s ths r,,nsins o,
J'ShLs' ~ fsss-d wa. opened sesin u re-
''i 'V' H.''uE Sc At mouth A. a. hsf cue
o. ~ any, thst ih- -ocky IS. Ia. ed space fur
10 i'-in'i h,r''n Tho 'rin, co. ssei.r sao hsd
800 ~ Hse q ris1 al harIsn.i y lhe siyusls
gre pm h'ough, f>snc ne n the edge u bis
rno.,an t1r child n No. kUe.,i-,y,1 Tor her no
i.'r I" hH' IN. '"rsl ssryt', slo ding ~ III
Tbs Nssthe ias d,.th - t,.s .nl.,o,r
, ln-' 10. by a r.scilg taernsives, ., Pr sai
'he wan OF tue liz q ncvsve, y en- dts ending
mo 'ue v lo' Sc mel 70 Glove & bh nj err
iyr.nist at rNsids the Low = 10 longer Goat.
'n.tsA.I'N d p'r'si 1ae IF at = t.rs i,.ssing
on 'c rese 3 tee rIy nsu with " h.Isasd Lar
snj ehiid dressed !. uourLils.
TITS Esp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-02

S'LAxr,s or BEooKLrs TEAcBE.s RAis-
"-rhs Board Of tdurs,lon one, is,t evening AID
decided TO inersssa the ssisriv o. thew male teach
ere 80 each. per year. And the salaries 81 al female
teachers vS Increased 500 from che la Of Deeem.
Der. No female teacher u TO I.esivs lsu thar $3.50
sysN, after this ds..
JuB BRooxLYS INDUSTRIAL ScHoora -Tb.
fsif Of The BrsotIyu iDdust'sl schools -.s
Ntss Academy Of Music last night. Th. building
vasbiisd. SCARCELY standing room bsins left vacant
Ts' stage %. occupied b, about one hundred chill
dfen sl neatly sttired. o. no ssns .onss aud hymns
o. intervals during tho eDt.rta nfnent Addrt see
ebpropriste TO me occasion delivered by several
nt'nsu. The sssoeist on has been 10 posress for
shout ten year, And nov has the Of from 90 10
l,up eh,laisn, sbo are supplied daily 9th . dinner,
ena tothsd, nresulsr att udsnts 81 The srhooa The
'h hN been hisbr suecc,s al. and n con, deT.1le
sum has been added to the fund OF the as.ocistou
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-02
MARINE NEWS.
Son & 'oe--sup s, ~. 81 -usspnli saw 8,


SOD H. ."o sud =, ps1s " oSu X ~ s.,- n " 0' 81
CEAfEp
sITAhshIP P.r.s, .Britt,ii I.o't IiverT.al
ShIfs i1'us I,ie,t'- nciB-., ~. yool. Il S
hinpsll, Panama
HARks ChinteleT, Tart az Prince. D,nlSl M,
tan ras, buDt tutl. Cape Tow.
BkIt.S -sAntlaso, NinEston; Sarah Elae, sdi,:
Lent Fort koI al >nns Helena, San Juan Aba bur
90, ttustu.ol Cedn
sCHooSsRs- Hattie MAYO. Po,t Royal. John
WHgaI ailAdeiPhs 81 t1,iu Campbell, AOatekJ
Ns,j bOldep htte, sslSn. Pear. Res IfOrt mus
hshhI; kilc Asrill bAlslu' ere = v HathrlJ. Al.
tisys; hpororf, fortfsn Monroe: AGu rurntr
do; Francis u Abbot, Baltimore; Wst.r " itch N.s
bern; l. Aleu-, Beaufort; VI Liudssy, Newb.rn; II
foenAns, Ws.hins,on; Success, Norwich; Louisa
Gertrude, " Ashisstcn.
trE<NsHlrr- pudlcv Bnek, N.sb,r,i: Artisan
hatimo't, Potomac, Portland, Isicon, Baltimore,
ees l,uil - whence: Lsur. Bal'inore' Back Die
rond f'Iisoe'p.h frsutin, Bait; city OF NJ.
o's, Liverpool; britannia, ,hitsh,i Gis,goN,
Ara %, Port Royal. b e
hhRSS } YonuS. shields. C0ncoltiA BlGnos
h','d. Vors cruz
'onri't Para,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-02

.ist,s.. % ,s,. u,.ut, Il, .-,,, n ~.
si.,l va
Ia.
'-
The ~ty after eve o'elors n. sodb.,. .eeo,dlus,
=. - - W" 'rnu-sns sso's " Wv
rus increase has called forth . tsAt
dea VI disssisfsetiou among the poorer clAss as 10
-. r.. 49, t"'s s'oun Nv '"""s !"
~ '0' 'ns effs sceonn odstion, an thai the .oft
ing psyple sbouId an, n, ,.,a AN. r.. ...,. LA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-02

1nH HCSTEg's PoIsT fEEKY ACCIDENT
The usmss Of the persons drowned at the Hunter,
Point Very by being driven "a In carriage on SAT-
uriAy night we're M. HsAly, ssed 50 years and .
iitts firl, May Agnss cummnsa HHd II yean
Ms 'urDDinss mother ~ the gIl, vss In the cosch,
nut va. rescued by eutt.ns . hole In the top The
husband, Mr. tumm nss, and the driver sere, ~
stated, in the stevens House near the ferry at the
time ne horses tooA frigh toioner 1teu,oi Queen.
tocniy held an nguts 0n the bodice yesterday wheB
verdict Of sccdenta. death iioni drown ug re-
turned, accompanied bys eeusure OF che driver for
not hitchns hls team pre- yious 20 leaving them NJ
York.
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POETRY.


Nov eonss the soony winter us&
The sun Heas sud rae
The ssAlo~. seAs niidsr {. me,
Fer over BIZ and dsle.
Tbs morni1v On my ~indo~.nl
OLe nm uAgly id light,
And Val My houyht her song 10 trJL.
Myp.ty - sSi.s.
made Of her 'ov :. IT ssssngsr,
AID charged hett9 repair
To my far DIST mt wsudeisr,
An1 Lin ny z eauDss bear.
AM sc will come this e7en.rs ht.
J c'rtsiDly se fDus'l
To- I've = nv :, r. fs,s.
Aud any ny srls'.
n not 'o-a.gt'. yet . he sp'ing
-u. sfrsl. bs hsr..
III r. UIt'p the'ed leJ 90 lr.ng
FROM ny issd lovers Der
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POSTSCRIPT.


NV NoEE Srs pFttcg.b
"ednesisy runs. D.. - A. n.
Additional Election Returns.
Aidsrnes Elected.
second Distrcs -Morssn Jones
Fourth pst'ict--Jsmes keNahon.
SiIth b.sr,et ---- Shannon.
tishtb p1rict --- Mcknight.
lsntn District Geo. 4. = renisb.
Twelfth District Kelly.
toir;.e tn Dntric, - 0,tivslL
niItsrnih District Terence FARLEY.
CouaciImeu Elected.
Fenfih lJisuict Uealsv. Riley. Bionuy keenan,,
ia, 80 ADD Ha6setts,
VIA Di-tret- batter, Keeper. Eysn. Beaeru,n,
hros-, nd oh.biy Hsr,eton.
ssh District Havelend. Hoashtsic, ssbsfeI
JAqus;, he,irstb, and probably Oveu7
seventh District - fitzgerald. Russell, Brsp,ou,
br'c enc joyce.
Police Just,ces Elected
rrst District John osts ROE
second District joseph pogliug, Dem
Third District ~ II ism Doito D,,u
louth nistfict -Wp. Mansfield, D,n
iiuh District Y. j. shsDdi.v
hiHth ihstrict Rich; kelly prooebly., kep.
-svapih Dstret-Michaei Connolly, Iseln
Lisaih pstfict-Thonas A. Led 18th i.trl
Cisii Justice. Elecfsd.
f!rs. District quinn, Der.
eont District -IhonlSs kivi.u. ben.
Third DAh!ct =. sal kss
iith Db,Tict " lo,s, Dem
sixth District u. & D,us.t eep
= Nsath Dist -Iohn A. stspui.f, Dsu,
None Chosen IN the llshtb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-02

Ios scenes ~ tie bsaooossfsSL eoyD.z '. Y os3ss.
ana 'tn a., ia,t rio Len l-'lv hasrs e.. 90 -
oW rstufbs Of this Lcgsits -. B.Ics.e, Ia .4S
| pertsn efC. Codfrsy 0ssths, had sv~, roAsss fa
lsdnlsiAs In eli the sreeses Of enthuslasm within
sns oounds OF decsney. p,Heet frenzy Of erciie.
mont sesnol 70 have taken pssessioo efths tbrsos
A. oss reporter estssd IN uptown stare, he ss &c
easssd By Q vsIdwSsd bnt slightly iosbr'stsd io1l
vtdpsL vAo inquired. NY a. nd. do vas, 70 bet
80 The s!eetios'~ The scribe replied In the s.tve,
bsf rsDlisl that 10 bed spinios 10 the natter.
sWAAt Il ysur eptnjooS" inQui ID Bssssy. Our ~.
p0t, ssfeisntiy sss-pDnittal fse his position
npiisd. II bsljsvs that Gsatbes u sAsrsed- -Yoa-e
Imy man,. sbostsd ths unssssdy party "pvo 10 your
hand. Yoo can bet your tsos G3n.hsr 10 our nert
Mayor" Arrived ss the sinslsr IIouss, corner Of
Broadway and stb scbres sftss ths~r fsou uded from
ths bs dss seho'ns through bs ID Joining str~st ran
dov~ she asirs. through the lever ssoous sns into
sfss street vbsrs II tslsa W b, Oh. ooss'dsr.,
md psssa. ~ rassd sndap-ses again. ;ii a.. s7rs
irs osss could handy tail vhets., they ssood on
thar Assds or 'snir heels. CrovAirs into . sds
ssos. getting % stain b. esi Of Ear adsr.bs sop..,
sss cur reporter nanAsed 10 set into the res .bsrs
Ia rssnfn tsbies we're sts,Lonsd- amidst .esn- Of
sonfanoa sh,eb ~ ell eIssst,os. Ess,y hr. ssrs
. oroaa smile. 9th the sIe.puoa - an rreAsionsi
epthssfest- vho lad vsn,ursA his pts" 40 oppss
ing candidate and hts fscs vac long, isdsed. gver,
body shook his ssishbcr b, the hand; seguaintsnee
or susnssr, vss the sans strong. hearty, ssuspu,
grasp; and the prevailing sentiment ss t-u,hsiiiy
80 forth b. one Individual. Who s.'erted ~ feel Ike
shshipS everybody BY tho hand" TIE dispis OF
feeling were tha most custyus. sninists aud
yss- ssed -nasorsd that Nsvsr o-evred among
The vieiov Of . doubtful Ma,orsIt, CONTEXT
HAeA individual man seemed bssids Aimseif and
looted tstsd SD sessA 10 msn,er vs,c. vii s..n
+ n IN ~ 81
last sshts srpsrenees. Chsrlss spsDeer Es1 bsins
called yron, sad he vss soms.hs. surprssd tina, 10
vS eshsd 70 address The asssmhiy. Hs hsA Seso !
,St Sss s pvt ss aud s K. 70 re-
~ Cs.hsd. He hoped his osn hlsDss would b. !
seis 70 as. 20 :..s q ne p'se.s Nthessh DAss
. u. +, n,yS %. you'd h9neI.ey s.Sd
s s::" .T.s si::,s.. "a d: Y. ., Ne. Yea Yea
700 h.,s hoard SPEECH from siSi
.n1tSs re-, cs,sr sssners sf,c r. SA r.m ~
hat n; :,e,sG. =. q. 80 .n, ..l..i in
=; .g smnp1.at Liti. Kssia.sL q. iS.erpr' ' fe.
= y. d he ~ "a; n. S"I. I'D
bess ssciea. .nhoui Any ssoddy Or ssy music. lie
hs 90 90, ino- sh., he va. sry flood r % A.
r.msrs f.vo.c. t 10 by 900 mad. r.. ,:mSlias
8, %, male MORO, m.-or- OF o. a Booi, ,bulS"
.c.es. q. q bad saS.Ts%sa. o H.a . .sr.
,,G e., 70 81, BIN ny .oD,innstion Of the true
Il. ave .. s Ed SS y e. s. Nj
N ms ne~ eieptpt o. the Dem ocrstio parry, and
f': .s ~ os Ia -: aa'..
.nfnt - y ,b.nnp 10, he victory today. snd oon
q en- existence such a. ~ .nloS.d in ~, Ann.
= lillian kl,s..s Thomas Farmer, and thousand
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iy.e TTo-s u EdTfcs

"rd, toe rev vossn eeNv eofeRoAd thet
-' 50 the day pa~sS vithSls ss1 sreiknsDs
p'i I" mn -'e oss 90 eespe~sn carefully 60
nns his uofsN' ssas eSmne ~ soss0, rsssd
~" % no'ioos nsnass insadns ofhsfs. VIA hi
@" mus repsrso mo ufnv ospe' In nn 81
nstehee 40 +" ~ oehn osHs| 40 On
anu OF "s snnNs p9s1ne o. enosse'
no.ss~ 49, an es"ss VIZ
m.b ~ nv s'vD ON
W arc Us 1'9misss 70 y v,'h~' s~s'esee
ib'iu ~r' s"soss essn'sSsee eseofiss'
N.' WI "ins ""tsrses 10 " sv.sss
Wy we ''"es I'D e''n wv sNs
I'7''ns Wv S1v - w esy'
." ~. ve'"s ,.seisny' v e1ss
.'' ooo"ssu ny ~ ssy' u the YffsA
'"Isf fo''sese w q'suSs tsss enough bo-
"s '-"' NJ osoes.sso so' o. mSt"".
soV
" S"s -
-. y, .s. . .s
",,, VII
Us
70. o,a "'h.s' M" :. - W
80, 10y. Vas.. ..,
- o i- "'o ,".,'
,. =. Wv. - 70,
a., . y, 49, .,.,
" .'A ~ 1"v ."us"' ~" ".''
-. vs. ~. "-V
- " 10y .u"s
~, -, o.n'"e ,"'
-. Wv 'Ss
,..,'.'. 'Dn
~ ny oo"' 0.a'ns
', ~. ~ "
' .n''su "o ''u' " w
~' NV 'o'' sh"pnefs
=" 49,
W" Wv p.I W.,
s - Wy =" Wv ''' 800
~, I'm 'o''"
-,.,, 'o.". '"' pV'' ','s
s' s"v'-"u1'so- ''"s !"ans se s"emp"h'
m ~" sTs mss' -"No'ov o"ss
.'' ~, Desh '"U'~a o' we
."' '''s"'h "s'u ~ Vnnsashy
W p"'' %"
W. VOL d'h' - 70" var" hAs seldom Deem
y" 'otne' oeeSon- In hs
districts. ,hsrs d. f.nna avs, ,,,,.. n,o...a,n, a.,
Su,st and ordsrl, mamma, In the rh,,,,n,h w ,,d
she usual srswas svsn,bisd around the polls. and
.sms ipd,viau.I, Who had ".m,,.a- f,,ou,n,,, A..
,.npted soms ~rs,eheA pun, Aha, hazel, a,., to,,b
'.smils" FROM the NOR. sos., MINDED .,.u,
iSns an ov,ortpn,,v ., ...,in. ,h.,, ,o,..
In the Fourteenth wua uothIns occurred
60 disturb the ,,su,s, dcpo.l,ips O, aha h,ns,.
shich vprs dropvsd In the bnr.s BY ,.cb voter, no
seemed TO h,vs "a ade up hIs mind that bis y,,o -,
~ perform som, i'm port an. ..r,ies ,o,,r~. ou,,s
ton Of rru.ie,psi ierislstou n, m. yfe,n,b w.,s
.te u most quiet prevailed. IN. voter. ..d tcl.
n 'idsr- complsined OF the coli v.s,b.y ana q,
,cd share Of the voting here VS. dons .sry An IN.
srlns no doub. tn. CONSTANT, .r.,n,, IN.
clerk Of the v.shsr' we're se,e,o.. I. a..
PiItssnth Ward thu eI.,.sp, ,n.,,,,,, .,,,,.,.6
,s,l,,, .hs ...,.,,,. 49,. 49,. So.
,el..u, ,Nrmsb And ,h,cc,h a., $50.
W "a. morpips raw, n, ,h.,, .,.,,o,. o. ,,,-,
.n,oiutc yo.s. pv,,ns the dsv . rood, o,r,.., A..
pcAitrd their bAllota And th,o,s hor, IN. 40, 49,.
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Too Late lOr Classification.
DkAI'MO.

,teti AGhAN On Nov 30th Pst-irf Cau.sh.u,
OF o. ". rash y brumrsy, 20 Laj.gm, IrsisBd, 10
Th6 ,,l,'ys sd friend. OF til. nmn, n.
,--nreNi'v 'h'itsd 60 stteud tn0 tuneTs this " n
he,usyt tit'noon. 81 O'Clock, frcrl his late .esi
"'h'"- - h"h' Ibth a.. oct. kst aud "a AYES lsi
tAsslll 90 'isc. /, NoyelnA, tie beloved ,tild
n' DNneI sn' NHu C1viiy, after . rbor; iiusss, OF
rSIh srsl S'F months anu days
~ Ipo,l axe plsce from The Teslisnes Of
~ pAy,no -, ,"r's i2th a. this "Wednesday
hirnooh' ~ 'oelook. 40
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W ANlkh-A NlRONtr BOY. OkE VINO
a., .i,'s' AID NM ph,ent-, ~ ataSe ne. weep
90 ~ No. 100 Chs,u.m e.. Must u. ven recon-
u ~ a. 40
"A ANltI'--s OR > Vol Nc LADIES TO
~ enc ~ a., y, ,l9s' .AlooU, here good bonn!
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IOlk SALE AND TO LET

EOR SALE or TO LET THE 5 STORT
= store james lip, corner water It also lon.
cor w,tet .. hASu REEVE 5~
Farm FOR SALR-SlTUATEDo on LONG
= Island, stcui n'De miles ON this ely con ain.ns
ABDUL 93 acre. " erce lent lind under hsb stats ..
,,I,uItysion' .nh sSId house. barn. and other oct.
seres o. uncuifiyated land lying % thu Rockavrv
tuinpit. road also 20 scr' Of salt meadow The
ABOVE sno |, suitable Ter farming or aud uina pm.
po,es o. iuli p.r'icu as Inquire Of X ). DERCER,
II u 40 ave v n CiJ. $40
TO LtI-A CANDY AND CkOCERY
- ,tore stcct and fixture. for sale cae.o ANY a,
ios's bre, me It, te " illei, AM shsiif 80
ITO LET-A LARGE BASEMENT. ONE
OF the best locations On he Third avenue, for an
OYSTER saloon also one within rvs short blob, os
~ osdMay snd s-ver ave ksii h DEPOT Appiy
10 j Al eslA, eoruor Third ave- aud 20 ct. SO
G6 A MoN1H-To LET, on ATLANTIC
GCrF, u ott,n comic tsb's Lou.e: cont, In, 9
I@ u 50, stant for hOcmsksr or o her iisht bu-
sins-s Csr- pass the dc o. from all the ferries, Ala
Ia nih room, without board. Ap2ly 81 Wet 9S
", 9'At Vth Az l09-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOC

PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM AsSOCLA-
TlCN
Of 6 6ss. FATE 3 4 &c Of e. SEW {; YQRK
Lieut. Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT
Wee Prrsider's
Hoa hsmi ION f'sh' Admire. Dnpont
JONI l. CISCO i'q' k9do pm A Ni'thsus, s'a.
Hon. Edsin d Aorsao. Hcsard Potter; I'D
>. Score Opd,k., Nm. f. In.dss, .,r. 49,
jan s S1'B in.1 p Sssal. ,cl ye, 80
Pow, y " Below -. b.,i,nr., Bluc or, -
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The Oh ee of'he Association ,,s q, gp.,,e 10 col
defs and GATOR. and Il II ft.n % 4. 49,, "a 80
iuicrmsiiou 20 ~ W. l1''0p r .ui n, 49,.
10 ntNRf uRiiNtIELb. , c',, '4''
q, 'a' lumber a., \ ..losL
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the -ord, and } solo ny oil iespectsO Dr.gu,.. ~
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sac Druggisss IRE our Agents IL NV YegS.VVAgSE:
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NJ EDICINES.

d Ii. IHE Pc PATENT MEDICINES Sold
AN 70 al ne ~ ps'ent Medicine. told a. e0c
NHrs, b-thcic h'i iper stNiry. Willbt'. md L. q,
rus, hsd-n,'s 4 'aty R.h.f Alioock'. Porous Pas.
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hutueit'i 'oo lie SIC Hsl nh9lis EIIsr. y JehL
nnd sh'Spariis, 4 e.. tusrry Pcc'o a. satrspar.
~ ,mo ~ = tife, henct = fu,moLe Spup .nd
ga Wsed Ieois. 81 estn. E-tr,'s TricyoiIric,is
ioc e te- Dr =. HOWELL 1ag arIne 81
csN ora 32<
a CERTAIN CURE FOR CUUGU-Usr
AMi'btii'e syrup, tar and wild chrlrv su.s
core for ~ ishs, cods core throat or nh r, oni o.
snu ~ s.nt' ~ @ tie, 10 D bad At CAMrBEI.L's
l'7l. store. ctr sih .nc . a 1 ltInINi,R,y
drng store cor Hudson and Hammond 80. sULn
~ m 60 B"~rrl ana !th e., AUD al Bsooki, n. at
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