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The .titutionaI Union Meeting.

ROCHESTER,, Ntdb'hualf ALg. ~, irp'.
The Conservative Meeting assembled al the
Osborn House AT 10 o o'clock this morning ~ II. Wood
Of Wisconsin presiding for the purpose Of hearing TIE
report Of the Busincss Committee. IL vas resolved 10
continue tie session with closed doors and also 10 Issue
"A series of resolutions instead OF an nddrc's.
At the close OF tie afternoon session the following 49,
rios Of resolutions submitted by the Business Commit
Tee, were adopted. after being considerably amended
ana modified at the suggr ton OF Gen Leslie 'oOnlh
H,softed. That this meeting favor Assorih'io ~ on
seTyaiie Union Tor the next Presidency aud that We
lFt. the union ond cooperation 81 a who are opposed 10
The election 10 any Office ia the g Of the cope Of any per
sDn ~ political come c0n sympathy with Srces1n y pp
honsn, OF NUonsni Of sny kind that sbdins Pufose
In brei H. the supprcssiOn 81 the Rebellion. the maintenance
of the Union adherence TO the Constitutions fidelity 10 the
Government the enforcement Of ia. laws and opposition
foreign Intervention.
Resoired That National Committee be appointed by This
meeting consist Of iwO mfnbcfs from each State. aud
Secretary who shall b. ef o member thereof; said Com
uit,ee 10 have power 20 III vacancies that 1t sla BE- the duiy
of the Committee elect President aud Treasurer nud 10
call National Convention fO the nomination Of President
and Vice President the United States and make all
.ss,y conducting the PIcsdcnil campaign
and 10 confer with other Conservative organizations ioi the
purpose Of securing united actioh %,
YrIred That the establishment Of the independence" OF the
States In revolt would entail upon the people Of the United
States evils more gricyious and greatly more enduring than
M that would result from the continuance OF the war "hei"
foro every Ps,f9. should support !hs sPPI'P'uo ~ 'ue
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Grcni RrifRin.

The Tacs SAYS that the rumor was current al Chat
lam that In consequence of the recent meuaclug news
from America. the Government intends sGLdng addl-
tional troops to British North America
The Times says il should not be surprised Y some
thing arose Of the alleged proposition from Je ia
vis % Napoleon for offensive and defensive alliance
between Mexico under the French protection and the
(onfcdcrates which would be quite consistent Will the
late French policy. The world might ooh with ia'or
on such a contingency but absolute neutrality would be
England policy
Tie Tmfs looks upon tie election 81 TIE Archdnke
Macmillan in Mexico important, and says II VIII
have A tendency union between France ana Austria
and 70 a division between France ard America lie
Northcrners must be licensed against Napoleon and
Size Unionists hardly fail 20 come ~ collision WITH
the Empire.
Tie Dq,y ketc is bitter the French policy in Mex
leo and does believe that the ArcAGukc wi accept
the throne.
IL PJrie asserts that the Arohdke made his accept
arce dependent the consent OF the Empire o. Aus
tria.
la Frarcs saws If he accepts France AID England
will recognize him Immediately and the other Powers
Will follow.
The Emperor and Empress Of the French had sent
CONGRATULATIONS to the ArChdukc
There were fumo.s that Ie-cA!0rccments were TO be
sent 10 the British army in British North America.
The Polish question remained IN siaiu QUO.
The latest via Queenstown state that j. gen
orally asserted that Macmillan viii accept the Mexican
Crown.
The United States St. Louis sailed from Ca
dz AUg. ..
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Commercial Intelligence.

LfvFPrOoI Aug. ll.-CoTION-Salcs Of Cotton
Monday ind Tuesday today foot Up 300 bales including
5000 % -qecustos and expcr" The mlrLct Inner and
prices 0.d higher for oil dsscnpions
STAFF % I2ADR--ILe Manchester market u brn@f and
prices tend upward.
BRE.o.rUTPs The market l. dull Rchardon Spence
CO. and W ai~ heid Ns Co report Flour dun ana tend
ing downward and price, nominal Wheat heavy and ld%d
lower Corn s,esdys, - a04s fol miIed
PEovi,IONs-1le market D. steady Tie above authorities
report Beef .tesdy. PoIk eady. Bacon firm Lard quiet
bn steady Ts'low steady.
PHoDUCE-Sugar hrIner coffee steady bn' quiet Ashes
inactive Lnssed OIL frm. Bosin-n sales Spirits TufpeD
tine nominal Petroleum tending upward with small salc.
LONDON NaRKETs NpoN. August ll-hlead.' urs dni
and tending down Sugar steady Coffee firm Tea quiet,
6ut steady Tsiow quiet, az - n 80.
AaFfCAN SECURITIES Illinois central Shares are fuoi"a
l,.0l@l discount. Ere shares. 7ltd ~:
Cofso clOscd on Iuesiay a. ~ 49, Tor money
LATEST.
LryrHpooL Aug l2-Co1foS-sales yesterday md today
(Tbsrsdsy foo, up 10 900 halr. clong buoyau AZ Tuesdhy
rate. OF the sales 1909 bale taken by ecuaor and
exporters. u-
BRDsTufF inactive and prices for Flour and Wheat,
tend d3yisrd Corn 1. igneT
Provisions hn, and prices show dispofiuon to cd
LoaDOv Aug n-Conso 53i for money Illinois Central
shs1e. 10 discount Erie Shares, ,JU'
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AMIN - In Brooklyn 1ursday Aug 49, Jo.cph Amin
Of Planhed \. J.. hfrt - ycus.
Hi friends invited tD attend tie funeral services on
Thuisdiy Aug % % 10 ocors q the housr Of hii
brother n law II " Forbe- % Willow street brooklyn.
DAyIs-Of consumption Il Cucholue L. /. on Thuf'day.
Samuel o. Davis aged p years, the
Rev. Samuel Il. Davis Of tai. city.
Mount Vernon. Wr-che.ier County. Tues
day 18Th inst bc amin Duftcc IA the '5ih year u his
The remain. will b. Inferred IN the family tomb ., Pime,,
Conn
ELIsWORTH-A, Astoria l. /, on Tur'diy. Ang -.
ThOmn, " johnson ypnneesi ION Of Roswell and '0fnct
&. Ellsworth agrd year aid . day.
The funeral will take place - u oors th. tThursdny fore
noon from the frsidencr 81 lie gfaudiuihef fhonna
johnson esq, fusug avenue. The Triaii! - and inonis
aye repeatedly invited fo attend without Itlrr notice
JOsEs-On Tuesday. Aug d. Mary Ann the beloved VII"
Of Henry u Jones.
Tho friends of the family invited 90 attend the funeral on
1hur.day next the 2nh inst, AZ O'Clock y M from ~
Stephens Church corner sio,me and tii'ii" street
LANBfR1-tt No 10 Nafhin stOn street npbnsrl, on
Wednesday Aug ~ Henry inomas second son VI Henry
and Mary Lambert. aged years aud : months
MARTIl H0-On Wcdu~.da,. Mr. Mary. widow OF the late
Capt DANIEL Mart.inf b. tlr idtl year oi her age
Thr ti,e- and friends Of the family invited 10 attend
place this morni', n q O'Clock.
The remains viii be tasen 20 1afytown Ter informant WI"
the n. O'Clock tam
Peoria. w., paprfs please copy. =. .,
Jrfsy 'iiy on Tnc'd'y monin; AK 10
after a short Illness Mrs Amy Muifhr.d vile oil "lnh
Muirheid, aged ~ yeafs, month, and days.
Notice oi funeIa hereafter. =, a. , ~.
Iluutrfdon County u J. thrnergo 'onnty n /" MI" VI"
oinuati, Ohio. papers please copy . 49,, AZ, a.,
MONTENEGRO Iuesdfs escning Aug IN, iUb' MI' May
T. Mortimer aged - year, months and dny' """s""'
Of the late Josiah Siufsrs
Her fi.nis and acquainanccs respectfully invited 20 at
tend her funeral from the residence OF ler son ) y MOI
timer, No. $50 Nluth on fTdiy morning ~ w
O'Clock, without further notice
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY AUGUST ~. 1863

money ani men uecrs. ify g. v'sro.' 11i
cr',i Of N" wr nf'rs' '' rf ,r in s'' i 'i'''
United States. and In god fih - t1 D." o. % .ni''
u3r respective Soc C'ns Illusions, r''s a 'hr 'r r}
fevo'trJ
Be'ared Tat n, fecge OF 'e lny por,' Of " ',n
IN insurfecion against the ii,i S,.. ID I'd fe, o. "
don such 'nsurrccti'u hrd nI 20 l'r "r.i nnd "''
d'nce 20 II" 81 foriit Of ~ fo-i toi a. low 81 gre
United State. and their respective ltes und ru'1n ever!
oleI act in conducting tAe Ped al G0rc ~ w "iih u
people Of State fe-p,cl iy lD; Provided how ever
that all persons, who IN I'll. revolt ia,c violated any Il the
criminal penal law IF te United STATES vii o. -.J'' "a
be iriel according to forms ic'cbei 10y Lc Constitution Su
laws Of the United States for sucl OLE
Rcsoired, That the rights # properly whether IN aa pc"
sonaiy on slaves. n The States l. cNc1si,"y vihn iN
thorsy and jurisdiction If the state pecttcy ana Ar
OF ali either Of these three clacs Of property en-
lot be deprived Of by the action If the Government 81 ne
thereof except for public and us' copen'a'on' or ipi
crimes med Of which they shall h. convicted according
Resoired That the sole end for which ihc tmt'o .l.'
Government has power 30 carry ON ie .aitamF va 1-.
the people IN revolt Ito suprre-s then n."r ~ ~
compel them 10 obey the Constitution ami fht "wH :" ~
sress and whenever th. end i effected 'tHfr ~ iI
power che voluntary submission o tie insi s'ii' III
no other lawful end oi which the law could be- in.er prose
eutod and /, would become the du'y OF Cosres "hch u
constitution charges with tie supprrs-ion oi h'ui''''
Rered That ia order secure fln ration 4 ilr
entire country in the Convention herein provided Tor "h NJ
energetic prosecution OF the c.mgagn we ,t i.t1a
states TO form Conservative Union Clubs by the election 81
President \icele.idcnt Secretary and lica'uIef anu IT,
port same the Secretary Of tie National
National Committee was selected, ana H. !. SIC
yens was appointed Secretary But several ol inc
gentlemen named for the Committee had not been con
sued il was concluded not to announce the Committee
until they had been notified of their selection and their
acceptance or decnatiOn received by the society.
The business of the meeting having been concluc.d
recess until eight O'Clock WIGS ordered i1hov. hum
having been invited 10 mn interview win tLr membris.
Ills interview was also conducted with closed doors
and at its conclusion the meeting adjourned sine die
The number Of members present to-day did not *
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CONCORD, y. H., Wednesday, Aug

CONCORD, " H., Wednesday Aug. 49, 1903.
The draft for the Id District commenced in
y cty this morning five hundred and scyentytwo
names have been drawn in the Towns Of Allentown.
An9oscr. I}oscawen. Bow, Bradford Canterbury Chi
okesie-. Dumbaron. Epson, Franklin, and in the City
o: Concord The best Of order has prevailed through
Oh, tho day.
detachment Of soldiers from the 9Th New Iamp-
shlFe regiment kept guard around the boxes. Tie
Board OF Enrolment convened in the Representa-
figes HAL which the spectators crowded TO repetition.
Anonc the conscripts Of Concord is the Hon. William
+. Clondler Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
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Episcopal Convention.

~, -. K0cHEsTER, n. Y, Aug ~ lt63.
The Diocesan Convention Of the Episcopal
Church Of Western New York met here This morning in
Christ Church. There Is an immensely large attend
snee OF cei!cai ana iay members amounting 10 about
$50 Ia all. Among the lay members are Wasbiugton
Hunt esq DIR. ClaIkson Of Hobart College and other
distinguished men If Western New-York The morn.
Pierrepont Manor. In the afternoon BsLop DELANEY
delivers his annual address after which The standing
committees will be appointed The session will con-
Time 70 morrow for the reception Of the annual reports
from the various cLuyches.
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Tie Polish question exhibits phase but public
opinion points 10 peace.
IL i reported that Austria has sent proposition 10
Russs containing 81 yii nominal modification Of her
late note.
In France asserts that the French note firmly main
fans the cllrs advanced by the three powers but II is
drawn up in a spirit Of moderation.
Engagements continue 70 take place between Tie IL
surgents and troops.
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Marine Disaster.

WA-HlNGIoS. "wednesday Aug 10 1868
The schooner Statesman, Oh the Georgetown
and New York line with valuable while on her
way up Chesapeake Bay last night. when of Point
Lookout was into by the steamer Illinois cutting
of her bows 10 the waters edge and otherwise inuring
the vessel The Baltimore went 20 her assist
ance and towed her into the harbor No lives were
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Dartmouth GoIleU.

HANOVER n. H.. Wednesday, Aug 70. 1868.
Professor f.. ID. SanbOrn Of ST. Louis is
elected Professor Of Oraory and Bellies. Lcttres and
Professor Charles a Young Of Hudson Ohio Professor
OF Mathematics
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Martini. Iilc Cordial.

Martins Lille (Ordlai.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBUs CHOLERA INFANruM, Dhs
EMERY DlARRuEA. SUMMER COMPLAINT
PAIN AND CRAMP ~ TIE STOMACH, SOUR
STOMACH anI uEARTBuRS
7, relieve. those ii.As"~ahlc symptoms Of DYSPEPSIA
NAUSEA and 80 81 lOOD afrr eating ,nd A. q
sppTIffNG sYRIP FOR CHILDREN II las no . AL II
late. TIE bowels alys pfin and under =. very SOOTHING
rt a., child gently dop. into quiet siluber aud Awa,
and ussoraed II Is very pleasant % tie taste and
chiIren instead Of rra,ns to tasr a. ~ Tor tie medicine
after once a.tus Call uf circular ami cad crrth s,es
such men as lrof y T. lli % Brown University TIE Rev
Horace % Norccste Mass Chaplain Of the 18Th
MassacLus,tt aud : pcriltairnt 81 Blacks Ne~or y
on crrs !u the Amy. and others.
=, B-This e 4. warranted even IN th" most ohsin,r
goes and A..ut pluary requested 90 pay BAGS the
money here sfa0ly evidence j. given That TIE medicine
has proved iust' ctual.
Agents in New York City
r. [. WELLS Co. 80. 10 ttankliust
H. c. OAkLEN No ii Para row
RI siIrON a Co. SO. DO Actor House.
tASNkII. MACH 4 Co.. Firth Avenue Hotel
NM GRAY. 30 81 Broadway.
MARTIN 4 Co., Propncor-, Providence H. !.
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Twelfth Wnrd Republican Associntion.-ln pur.
suauco cal the Republican Central Committee there
viii be special meeting Of the Nfh Ward Republican Also.
citation held Hanngons Hall c9usr Jdav and ~ st. on
FRIDAY EbENlSG Zlst inst for the pufp0s' ~ .,ciing
three and three Asa- 60 ia" Union and Hcplb-
Convention held Syracuse, September T. 1868
Polls open from :. 10 q o'clock. ..,.., -
JonN II. PORTER Secretary.
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PBILADEIrnIA Wcdncsday Aug. ~ ISbJ.
locomotive about starting for Atlantic City
eipoded tins morning dcmolshng n frame house near
the depot. Nobody was injured.
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ThIrtccn,h Mnrd RcpubIicnn A..ociaIIon. al


all cil@ns OF hr Alltn Mad who Hing 70 pledge them
selves support the Union Nomination to be made At syra
the - Of September 1893 Invited 20 meet with Us
81 u OShaughnr.sy Hotel Of Bfoomc and Pit -ts
on FRIDAY ENESlNG Aug a. 1869 st Z. O'Clock fof tho
puposc of Erecting 10y ballot Deogai.s 10 rc.ent the Ward
Ia the Assembly Dlct Convention 10 elect Delegates to the
State Convention Poll. open from q, 10 .. O'Clock
EfEs b.. LLLEkf, President
h n,.u N Mcc ...sa, }secrc,aue.
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smiling Of the Africa.

Bos.oE Wedn csday Aug 10, 1853
Steamship Africa sailed at II O'Clock for Hal
YAK and Liverpool. She takes $4,000 in specie for
Halifax and u passengers Tor Halifax and 50 for Iiv
eip0O.
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'l'rOt.

BO-TON Wcdncsday Aug ~ 1903.
In the trOt to-day between fillingham and
Butler Al the Franklin Park the first named horse Won
the list I'd and an heats Butler winning the ID. II was
a good race and WAS witnessed By thousands. Time
232 2:2e 2:27l, 2D3
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THE MEETING OF GERMAN SOyEGEICNS.
The Japan Question Temporarily Settled
THE AMERICAN LEGATION BURNED.
CAFE RACE. Wednesday. Aug. 70. 1868.

The Cunard steamship Sidon, from Liverpool
on Tucsday 18th via Queenstown Aug H. passed Cape
Race at p. N today, and was boarded by the news
yacht
The steamships City Of Limerick and City of Lon
dondc,ry. from York, arrived at Queenstown on
the 18th
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Goycru,ucut g.onD.

PHILADELPHIA "Wednesday Aug. -. l-G3
! The subscription agent reports sales oi bonds
10 the amount Of s71J 400 Tuesday. and S7l.2D on
Wednesday Deliveries Of bonds are made to July %
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S.HrnlnNN.

Twenty seven German Princes have accepted the
Emperor OF Austrias invitation TO conference at
Frankfort.
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LoNpos. Aug. u, l-63.-There is no political news OF
import .nce. =, ,,.
IL j. generally assorted That Archduke Macmillan
Of Austria viii accept tie throne of Mexico
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China.


A China telegram announces that the Japan question
has been temporarily settled.
The American Legation had been burned
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coed twenty

TnT EXEMPTION ORDlSASCE.-At the close OF
business hours Yesterday Mayor OpiySc still had IN
der consideration the - 10000 exemption ordnance
eyincing 10 inclination to sign It unless the Common
Council would make certain amendments in the hii
agreeahly 20 his views Yesterday afternoon. Alder
men Mitchell and Hardy and Councilman Jones ana
Hayes waited upon the Mayor and had long interview
with him upon the subject.
The Mayor urges an amendment. preventing The pay
mcni Of any money until the drafted man OF ms srDsi
iutc shall have been mustered into the L. > service
The Committee meet again with the Mayor to-day. ana
is possible that both Boards will hold special session
this afternoon As call was yesterday open for sis
natures
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lAa.cri..rel

PIMPLES BLoTCHEs. 1AS. FgrcKIF>, Ac.-
CH.F.,Ss Recipe for 'ts pefHsti fr1 f NJ he shove
disagreement. u the lowing tic 81 srd smooth
cen h. obtained free OF cfsri ~ sidrr iu sCi cn
hirnoe Dr THos tHsrrts Practice. tirairf NJ ail
Tlfoadw.y y Y PS-A's0 information fhaf vi. 'nsA.r
any one D. ssri f Get q Nitcrt ln 90 tta 80 wecka
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ronrlccnlh Wnrd Rcpublicnn and Union A-.o.

FOnriccnIh Ward KcpubIicnn nnd Union N-sO-
rtnt0n.-ln pufauancc ~ zeal. of the K"puhl Genital
Committee The Republican aud Union Association Of the
hAth Ward viii meet al rr h,ailulrtrrs No Ja BIooue
d ON FRIDAY tNtNlNG. Aug r. H6J ior the pupos Of
flc,in, Delegates to tie Nth and With Assembly Distric
Conventions. Polls open n ON a until .! o'clock.
JOHN FITCH, President.
vs. v = II bi MnlFH' ssecrriade..
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TROOPS AT THE CITY IIALL.-M O'Clock
asst evening under orders from BrigadierGcn. yates
the Cit, Hall was guarded 10y detachment from Com
panies u. G.. T. 4 and X of the l2lh Regiment New
York State National Guard. Col v. g.. Ward com
handing The detachment Vas under command 81
CAP, n l. Hansca and viii probably remain ai The
Hall day or two.
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,Io,cuept- Of Ocean steamers.
Buoillcee Notices.

DISEASES oF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, IgiS-
An, AID SEXUAL s,srrn. -Ssa AMI reliable ineni u
R.psrs Of The HovaHp AssDl Itfile -f.nf u I'D "'i'
en-, eop.s fee - ctafs- Aii.ss d. I ~Atfs tprch.
To, How aa Asslciuilon. I'll tir nila -
SEwISD-M AcuiNFs TO RhNr,
Ani f.f Sar-hss
V w Wcgr. j.. f>6 bfoaisny. cor Bfoom~ . nps''f'
TRuSsEs.-Dr. Ri1Gss MrLrPEpAL IErss.
water poof ceany and i.lrf4chc Projects iho cod d
By sirfA pressure nocrs,a.y c1utfct' dc Dirne' No :
Bsfcayst, Sew-Yofs.
BATCHRLog's HAIR DYK.-IAc best ~ the
world Perfect naiufu reliable. harmless and nsf 'anr'ls
In efec, The genuine BE- signed NfIfsS s. ArttsipR
Sold by al Druggists. Factory No. ~ nafriay.st
The PALMER ARM AND IEG.-B FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Pacu-o A.to place tsfouad hoor
NY Also Phladelps atd Bosom. Oug hout'i ~ faLalh
Go. Avoid imposition by calling ou 'hr lnv'rt'I
TRUssRs.-MARsu y Cos Radical Cure
Tsuss Office ouy At n Vc-cyst Also srrouef.. Su.
pensory Bandasss six Elastic stocking f9f Aaso" |'st
Shoulder braces, Sc. lady attendant
GOLD PEyS-Thc best and the cheapest al
A. MOsros's. No - Maid-nii h"w- \ ofs
FOR THE IIAIR-BARRY'S IRCOrnkRovs.-
The be.i aud cheapest article. Sodby Druggists
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Elc,cnlh Mnrd RcpubIican A..ocInlion.-In /,

cord with the recommendation ~ tie Central toniu iier
primary election will be- held at No n Avenue - GA thl
pAh ENENiSG tor the purpose Of el"cns Committee 10
Delegate. the linton state Convention 10 Ice held a,
syracuse, sept q Polls viii be open nom Z. 20 .; N
JOHN LEWIS President.
IsAAl HIlks SrrrriarY.
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THR MERCANTILE LInghRY.-The library NJ
Clinton Hall and tie down town Office vas closed oi
the 18th instant and viii not be rcopencd until The lsi
Of September. The reading room will be- closed from
the .iih 10 the 3lst inclusive
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N FTOHTFFN MONTHS.
IN EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
IN EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
CERTIFICATE.
Thi. il 70 certify that about 10 months ago, commenced
USING STFRLINGS AMBROslA. My hair was short thin
and rapidly falling OF had tried many Hair TONES lnsz
orators without receiving any benefit Soon after us;
AmbTo-a my hair ceased falling out and commenced
growing rapidly estoui.h Now my heF thick
soft and glossy and i. feet and four inches IN length
VIII, down reaching 20 the floor THIS wonderful resut
attribute solely 10 the Of STERLNGs AMbRO,lA, as
since have commenced USING have applied nothing else to
INV halr MRS LUCY A. BROWN.
No Igl Bleecter-st.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
HFWARE or mutations
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS
NONE GFSrTSE BIT DIR. n. H. STERLfNG's
.OSF GFNrlsE BIT DIR. N H. STERLfNG'S
NOM GENUINE But DIR. II. H. STEELlNGs
Put I'D IN box containing two bot, a. Price 81
Sold BY al DTuxyi',.
d.. IL H. STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot ~. 80 Broadway.
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18Th Ward Republican Assoc in ion.-A Special
uertins ~ tho 18th NARD RFPi nLlCAN ASSOC lAIloN
will be- held on FRIDAY EVENING, Aug u, lioI At the
Sinclair iou.. No 10 oadwy. for the Purpos" Of "lrcns
Drogii. each Election District wlofe duty II VIII De-
10 elect three Delegate. aud three Mrrnaies 70 represent the
Assembly district N the Union aud Republican state Con
s.non To- be- held ia syracuse sept lhJ ios open at
~ and close nj ~ g. h.. 4. btNEpt'I' President.
4 T. S.t sertiy