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watch Chain~ New styIes-Th.ee,
Ave ten aftsen. twenty I'VE 70 two hurdred coar
each. For sa,o By GKQ O. ALLEN Ha h brosdw0' oss
door baov .Oaaai e1Raea~
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For the Hnir ana Satn-Dar~y's Tre-
cophcrous The best and cheapest article Sold By dre
The New York herald., 1864-09-23

Ter Lnpguor. Unswrrssi LaSsifude OF
the muscular system use HELMBoLDs Genuine Prspaxs
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IIcImboId's Genuine Preparations
Price 81 per bottle for sn Delivered 70 any address.
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For Loss Of Power, Loss os Memory
use HLLMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations
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Highest Premium Lock Stitch Sewin0
Machines WHEELER WILSON, C26 broadway.
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Nervous and DobiIit.sea euuercrs, Use
nELMBoID'S Genuine fieparsiioss
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For Paiiid COuntenaace ind Hrup-
tons use HELaBoLDs Genuine Preparations
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Tor DiGcuify OF Breathing, General
Weakness, use HELMBOLDs Genuine PREP irationa
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Prizes Cashed I'm AL LeyettSed Lot
tories aud Information given. JACOB Broker sodAce. IN
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For Pains An the Dac X, He adachs. Saeh
stomach, use HELM BOLD'S Genuine Preparations.
For PimpIcs. letter, scr0fuln a00
erur,iops, use HELM BOLDs Genuine Preparations
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For Weak Nerves, Horror az Death,
Trembling use ELNBoLD's Genuine Preparations
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Asthma.-sOme Of the Most Aston isn-
Ing have beea effected Nm ths affection sy BRAND
RblH PILLS. which Immediately rseve The ar vessels
OF tbs lungs Bee u. BrandrsA 10 eovcssnsss stamp
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xyhy Is Ph~ton's Night Blooming
oaREUs like The original ranbort because - gladly
anied a. 4 pledge OF peage aud Amy when there Is
s,,eeui,y sc be settled and nesd cf peace cnoring
a. every bail you nsy pse AAsht bloo ng sertes
Of pretty giris rang rom sweet xeen TO twerll.nya
si tsikiaS tsscther Ia psaiss ~ raALoNs ElouJ
BLOOMIk9 CEkkUs. aud all tna sweetu %
Whst they praise tha, 'the sense aches Al Them"
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Oii Ierritory.-A Gent icm~ N, whs may
he found a, No. las Metropolitan Hotel. for few
days offers for sac, be into csnrsry. lar&
desirable tract OF OF Land In West Virginia An sark
app ION
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Congressman Groesbecx Supports NC
Clellan.
despatch from Cincinnati. under date OF September
l5, states that Hon. VIM. Groesbeck heretofore sup
porter Of the administration has slgniAed his adherence
to the democratic nominations.
The Democratic Platform.

Mr. Mcdonald, the democratic candidate for Governor
OF Indiana, thus lays down the principles which the
canvass is to be conducted by the democracy OF that
stae;-"No war for the subugation OF States or the
emancipation Of slaves. No peace that looks 10 dis,
membermons Of the<sPubfion
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A Republican Csmmittssmsa Cor Lit0s
Mao

a Republican CemEnlttseman gor Llttls
Mao
Ar o. o. Gillespie, nember Of the Rspubloaa 6sale
Central Committee Of Pennsyvania. addressed the No.
Cslan meeting IN PhlladsphiA last Saturday end oame
out sQaare,y for Mcclellan. He gave the following
among other reasons for his course
hope will .ot offend my frends cf the republican
party 70 know that l was appointed . member OF the
Republican Stae Committee also held the position OF
Assistant Collector for Jeson county under tho
admnbtrAtiou, and resigned both positions because the
republican party desired OF self staltdcato0 The
hrst vote east was for Henry Clay OF the pures OF
statesmen, whose soul trust rests 10 Heaven. Ny
e "a before said, spent in opposition 70 the demo
cratic party but when those who oppose that party
violate the rights OF the people, when the republican
Administration o Abraham Lincoln directly violate and
even condemn ths laws Of the nation then am against
them. left the republican party because reigtousy
believe that the Union only be saved by the demo
cratic and conservative citizens Of this country.
jure all By the love they bear land Freedom By
their God by every fond attachment earth to join
in our good work. still feel that my country IL yet
be saved and that the wisdom OF people will conduct
US safely from q sea OF trouble.
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Dea fncss, impaired sight,

Dea fnessI impaired sight,
NOIsES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THB
THROAT
CHRONIC CATARRH.
INSTRUCTIONS or THE EUsfACHIAN TUBE
CURED,
BY DIR. Won EISEEBEE6- - -
consulting rooms ZIG Broadway near Twelfth ~seeA
Diamond Rfnas-Or All Descriptions
from twenty FIVE dollars hundred dollars each, ~
saio oy GEO O. ALLEN. No. 4lb broadway ono door -
low Canal street. formerly No IL Wall street
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AZ Old prtees.-WedaiaG Casds = I'D Vote
raper. EyERDBIDs eitFsns sri@s-"sss WI broso"1.
oornov of D0aae ave<,.
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Cnrns, BuniOns, Nails. EnInygsd Joiatas
ali diseases Of the feet cured BY DR. zACHAR1Rs No -
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A straw.

me c election IN Alton, H. lately held, was hotiy
onscs'od on Party grounds resulted In ana suoossa Of
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Ex-senator Brownins's Endorssment OF
Mcclellan.

Al the Mcclellan ratification meeting In Quincy. Ill,
crowd Of people assembled In front or the house Of Hon.
r. Browning, late republican United states Senator.
and called him out In the course bis speech he said
be had often before declared that General Mcclellan
true patriot and exalted statesman-that he re.
gardcd him the best general country bad produced
N The present and that he should noe feel at al dis
IcsSed no should be ceolcd TO the Presidency" There
are thousands Of republicans who feel Mr. Browning
deess ana who viii only mot ieeI al sll distressed"
q hoCsllans election but III lend hand 10 eject II
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The Soldiers Votes.

The Chicago Times gives tho following special despatch
from st. Paul. Minn, relative 70 the soldiers
ST. PAUL, Mnn., Sept 10, 1894
BY order OF the Governor the soldiers Fort Smelling
voted Yesterday and to-day Charles n. Lnean, EDITOR
OF the German VotkdlaA here, and another democrat,
went to tho fort to see fair play and distribute Mcclellan
tickets. For discussing the merits OF Mcclellan Mr..
Linean was put outside the lines other pretext
the other gentleman disposed or in the same way
The abolition editor here Ia his account Of the outrage
tnis morning. says was for retailing secession sert
Rats Ia manner which was insult 70 with
yaan - W their hands, lghtng for their country. Dir.
ar Democrat, whose loyalty, TO this
has ns aLla., white it Is the government
ss y, v0 uoou auss'oea s and he tells all he saad
OF the political hnckstes who w.re resinr their
charges against Mcclellan Ia manpor ~h,ci ,vaa ,nsn
Ing TO citizens without any bayones in tsss hsnds
In spite OF all this boys that vera decidec
majority OF the votes cast for Mcclellan Il they
are ever counted for him II Will be moro than was done
here last year for the democratic ticket The evidence
IS clear and positive that democratic votes OF soldiers
last year we're Lot counted
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The recent protest Of deputaiion Of TenDeses
ans sgains, the tes, osL Governor JonStp> has
promulgated IN the STATE over which be lresdc-
destined h. eIcr, . wider influence upon tue
presdenusi conte than IS spthorp cSpeciesi when
hey penncd pA document. NJ. LIscotN evil
IDENTIFY unicrsisuds ne fonuou in which be
= pl ,ced, and although be may g-,cously permit
"thc friends q Ccors. Nct' elan 10 manage
,heir side 81 the contest. IA tb-f orn way" u -
not 30 certain that TIE .Prcsdcnrs friends will per-
mi, him tn manage his own reelection In the man-
uer proposed BY Goycrnor johnson. II NJ. Lincoln
gives his sanction 10 81 pat ,hc viols,iou Of tho
spif-, of our institutions 1t will cost him 10 other
stats ,Os,s 81 ~ ,Loss ho VII prevent rs op-
p3nrni irem obtaining by NM sing the ie7, oath
~. Ia the citizens 81 Teunos.cr.
The people 3 tie rnit,l s,a,r. h1s, not get
CONSENTED g. lcstros The Cuustitun fYr q c pur-
pose - managing a Presidential election The last
Congress Taseel law 20 prohibit the scmi.Ioyal
States from voting 10 The forthcoming e'c, ton.
NJ. LtsoorN dill NJ, s.en o- veto tb,, ous,tr4eui,
bu, issued proclamation declaring IN efct tbs,
no would bc governed by circum.tnuce. aud
carry on, the provisions Of the law - MT. a. in his
Judgment was deemed advisable, A. The time this
proclamation "a. isspcd. Administered. journals
warned the rrcsIdcn, against such a course, and
we now IND their warnings reiterated m . ioue
,hs, Is nkclv 70 be- hcs-l hy NJ LtNcot, and us
advisers 4 our Republican institutions are t. be
preserved for our children, ,he ght u suffrage
must no, he in,erierrd with by unusual test-oaths-
.1,nins'crci a, thc dic.s,ion q any ofHds' how
ever high his position 90 Tie Coscrnmont Of our
Nation.
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cuasn uosss psssy. "a nsaSsd ~ pounci..s
quite - interruptions ~ thoss you war seainss.
II The Citizens Asscciston enters the arena Of
politics. IL mus take the chances Of policsans and
like those individuals bs thrown over BY Ne peo-
pie whenever they discover thaA u has not ksps
fs,sh with them. profcsed more than II ever ds-
signed to accomplish In short gentlemen Of the
cuzens Association, Ne say TO you, withdraw
your csndid,tcs- nJue be nm IN his election.
and hereafter coutne the business Of Jour Ags9-
cistion ~ It's or giual objects
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Tue or,obcr elections ~ ch were expo. .od 70 oil
bat suite the qucein II he next Presidency. have
pn'sed away, aud left every thing more undecided
shan ls'Drc. Doth parties as ar 50 tho hume
al fennsyivau.a ia concerned, claim snd ceebr sio
victory. The truth In that the Demo rata havo
largely increased thot y,ts IN al The states
coniar'~l With tho p'-y elections While the
Repihlcsns have gained GA their Congressional
de-gat'or. tudrf tnis show Il gain a." t~l
p1rtc AVE raised very Vi y.ct,fy, and iaduise ia
a gres, deal ~ cspirar, which, however, scarcely
Sfv"s 10 vi lie NE disgust OF The Irolcssuf.sl pO-
tc.sns AZ the 10 iec'syo nature % the fst.rns a.
Presidential nliast. "a. Itis iuI.Jaaibic for ,hcss
sontry 10 dcicfu ne under Which th.inblo tie
little joker" Yes 4aI hcy 1sie not
commit n'msc',es ff ei.het I.fscOLs "
MCCLufAS, hr 'ear u losing tbor STAKES
Even Me shre~Ics ia rat Il them sl blows hot
and cold slicrnapiy, arl tnds It mp sssbe " dc
eide az 10 vhc'hcr 10 wer, better 10 scanpcr under
TIC chicago Or the baltimore platform Hence, IL
Is probable That We shall hsyc quiet election sh-r
alb the Leaders on either side will M, venture ',
bleed too freely l,t ",he -po'ls" from which they
nope TO reimburse Themselves should ,nru up
"missins" the day after the Presidential c'e--
non. Az this 10 greatly 70 the siyAn-
iase ~ No people who will he more free
to vote secor'iing ~ principle and conviction.
They vii approach the polls unia2lled by The o.
tobcr victories Of ether candidate, and they will
thus be ensbled to nudge moro clearly ana accu-
r,tey ~ the sc,-l personal merits q W. LisooLs
aud General McCi.ELINs Tor Tho highest Office at
their disposal In this view the approaching Pres
identsl contest affords better opportunity for sG-
hleung the will Of the nation Than any preceding
election. Heretofore ther. have slwsys been indi.
csIions ths, enabled tho shrewd old party hounds
90 como In on the winning side however they may
have niarted. but now ,hesc usual signs are want.
ing md thosc who really 20 in Tor ILsooLs or
MoCisLL,s vii sch,eves certain reputation for
dts,i,teresieiues. The politicians, indeed, are
drcsdfu'y hn''ed, IN. their confusion is gain 10
the UeoIie
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DE AT AS.
bkAD1ROOCK--On Oct is,h In the 2ith year
Der Nc Harriet Ann. wife u Rohs Il Brsdbrvr~

BRAD9RooCK--o Oct. is,h, in the an gear q
o oss sirst ann" 'T E IF sGe!
resprctrolly invited to attend iLe funeral. a. hm-
athee her aunt Mr.. Tho tsrnicy, cor liii IT.
hin.srniiie. Road. Trains leave HUDSON litt ka
ll.j5 AM ia
,hkfSNAN In Grecnl.lint, on Mopiay, OCT I,th,
",s shd PAINFUL Illness rhieh she t9rc I'm
Of Michael and MARY Brennsn In the sth Jc,r Of Der
age
he relative, .ni friend, Of tie f.Inil are fs.Iec,.
fully invited 20 attend Tho innsr,i tHi. fwc.nrsla
Afternoon at ~ o'cock. II I'm ste ros,d cot
will be int'ii'd IN Calvary C,m,i,rt Isl
~ yeAs and nonths.
The Ieistivcr and friends Of the fsn, are rpsrsct-
uJ Invited 90 tend 90, hiner. Thur, iay alter
b boe n,rSn, M. s' 90 l. from the residenoo OF
CASEY ON rue.da,, Mary Cn,-v. the beloved
vile OF Ro,cri Cs,e,. ,sei s. yeat nitiS, u Ba-
The funeral all tai. pisre froti Ter late restcpco.
To- ~ srtt Place. IA Thuteisv sf'-tnoin, Orf 90,
At - o'clock ~
DIvtR ON Monday, oct Il. Mr. MArrnre, Diver,
a nstiv, Of tho "a i-h OF 1nilycorbet Couu'v Mon.
ashnn / Gland, n the 65d year o. her age
Her trnisins all be taken from her lsto residence,
-sS John 4, on 'daeednL inornna, Oct. 18th. At .
he1uicin Mac VI N be oserel Up 70. the t. ,,rt OF
i.i soul aud 10, zee 10 Cein.trfy Of ho!y Cfos.,
tisthush. 81
FICKF- on Monday i1,h int, Goorro I ederi,k
flrkc afed W Y'nis. 8 months and " ftts
Inc friends aud scguautalcsr Of the doceAcf, aud
o. uc family, are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral on llufsday titelbUcu, th INST st o'cotk.
irofu his late e-liCuCC, ~ ] Mid Ybu
HAl.sThAD.- IN ruerdav, Oct. 18Th. Renianiin
second tou oil MI. tarUIae llssted. AGED ~ years.
month and II da,s.
The friends Of the family are le.g.cti ully Invited
20 attend The funeral, this DAY, At O'Clock, L. w.,
from the reridsnce Of his mother 90 Clinton a. ~
HOLLAND -On Tuosday, oct. i'th, Tho. Holland,
native ot Newcastle N,s'. Conufy l.Au"rct. Ire
land. In the tn year OF his
IN. icistis IS and friends Of the family most
specuuliy invited 10 attend the funeral THURSDAY
aiiri noon De. "uth. al ~ Ici,-k nun his late
tcsidence - Gfceurlch e., aud tom theuc. to ,ai-
| Naty FnelerF. 80
LlNCH-in Wiliism.nursh, l.. on Nondny, oct
a. iS6i Ruli uiJ, " dista.e Oi tie heat JaInes ;
| Lynch. ased 81 YEAR, . months aul ~ dntF.
The relatives and friends u the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral fhu sday silrr
noon Az ocloct. hum la. late tesa.uco. wash
| inston flsc", NiliOushurgh, J.. J. III
| O'RfiLII - suddenly, on Monday, nth inst
Char ZEE q Reilly, In the sfh OF his ag' !,
\ oi EnnirhiiIen, County fegInann.h, / Gland.
LIE friends and those Of HE -ons, Patrick. owe
and Bernard, ae i,sI.ctluly iHS tied 10 aItend Oh,
funeral, this CWedne-darN afternoon 1871 int, 1t
\ &c -, from the residence OF IA. sou Parios. .l
" r,' 5ith At. bet sth and 9th AYES l.a
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The New Element In Rebel Warfare.

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VP'"""' 'oo ''oo'' ~o''
WI 'F"N''ne"s"" -"sgrs.~s ".0 s! .nnI,
-"' '"'' knowledge Of the use Of firearms would
"' N''o re''''' In All uprising ~ the blacks This
'"'o ~ Patent now as ), WAS two years ago, nd
'' '''' 'nA' W" rebels now have deter'n inci W
'"'" ''"'s anu adopt The very policy for
NV" '"cy e'''ra'cd The Soril. Is y.denc. ,ha,
'"' "''e's'ty IS the motive. They God that
s" 'PPr"'oheS more Alarming In its character
'""' '""' =" serVlle insurrection, and between d
e'"' "ey are "hy cenosing what hey l,lieve
'to 'ehs'' seeing that Their armies are rapidly
cumming Oc'ofe the avalanche which is sweeping
''o'' nv Nor'' A"owinS that their re.
suffers 'o' opposing - ne oil exhausted thev
ITO" 'urh To the poor desplscd, Gowu.troddcn
"'tr' ana W him they despirlu,lv exelaiu,,
"'f' 'sHsn% or sink" What the eject Of
90" VIII be' Is not lificult 10
"''ne' INC rebels unqpesiionably still
"'Re eiAVe I pn'a'ion at tier disposal
eH'a''y Hndchialle that ths class have
''u'e''' III d" very large degree to the strong
VIM" '"' N'r'horn armies have enooun-
ivy "e '0e source through which
=. .,,. "~'e oe'h supplied With ford, and
A. an .,,,, r,,..-rN '''' ue'rl S valuable
go ' ~ n''"'e' Oh white mon. Bnh will 10
'""' "'et value - solely d'rcndcu, upcn
'ue" oonnhe'nen' 70 domestic pur.ui,s. wi Al,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF No. T. a
N'iitcinian. will lehcd In Union ,I,ll i5. ri,,'
ave- IN thi- "Wednesday evening, At !, o'rlo,t Al
m.,nlris he &C. ,I't.cl - attend. rs order OF A.
khiLLi Tres. IONS DONOHliE. sec Al 20
FATHER MATHEW r. \. u. SOCIETY
40. l. hall 'of i2th 81 and ave sp.ak,r, ,hi.
eNen,he N"s.lr John Dunn snd Jane. Eorlan sing.
rs ~, ,ets Mc''oTan, Purcell Id Agr.w ,,TtDRt; h
LIN 81 Pres l.. nj RPM Rec. See. es
RATHER MATHEW r A. u. SOCIETY
20 ., or y, cor ~ h At and 9Th .v. Ihi. even
lhr Mr ~ Mhford AMI Gallrsith will address tho
meeting. singing b, MI. X. Austin, " pnrk a.
and othets +. Il. ~ RCfLI- Pee. R.CoERl1'NS
Rec. sec. ia y
RATHER MATHEW T. A. n. SOCIETY No
= y V, He'll corner 22d Vt and ID nv- The Com.
hee OF ARRANGEMENTS Hall r.-lu--t. to M, a.
a. ue iia ihl- edneslay Evening, oct 18th. q, Y
ION T., l(l tue trtInai don OF bu-iur-- ,IOiiS
hAMi.L"Ni fIes. John Ennis, E.c. SEE. IiJ
Sft'lAL NDIiIf--A SPECIAL. MtfTiNt,
OF The Ne- York Liquor Dcalcrs su..-tv viii b.
held IN Thursday ching. OF lttb Al =. u'flo,,
al Tie MrtsulOlitau Rooms, lou icster II Member
aiy i,IHr.rd ~ De- pnr taa ia Attendzu,. ~ 1rdrf
o. =. W. fN',', Piest JphN ROGER, k-e. Sec y5s
'TiiL LADIES FATHER MATHEW T. 4 h.
Society, NJ. 3, New York hold their regular
s'rao M'etihs tLs cNruiug, at T.. ". at stbrr
"Nnt" man &c Il ave. Eminrut ti-ste aud
Nan Pre-. BROWNE j. re-. 81, Us
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE 4. A.
- H. so-riet', so |, u, b.Uo.i;n. T.. H., VII hold n
Temp rance Hall, corner t;raud and 1th SY,tkels-
Me--fs. Campbell. NarslaIid and Reilly SiLccrs-
Nessr, MARYLAND, Mefri' aud o'hels. The ladie- Of
ihis SOC ETY. would invite all Of their -er ia the
S~k. THOMAS II. LLOYD, rres't F !. N LII
.'NN, Sec rtlgy. l5i
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Of eli the other olonss hcd for prosscoopshs ooly
RESTING place where they might worship God &C.
eording " The diciTss q their own conscienccs
The hrst In religious frcedom during The snt.-Re-
voiut,on Jerioi of orr country, II now the
FRS, Southern s,sie 10 e.end civil freedom 10 ell
IT, people, and M i,s lusirious example was even
rally followed by al the o,her colonies in the first
ins,.ucc, ~ will now he tho hriyh, example 10
guide rs ss'cr states 10 the road to tru. liL-tty
.rd ftv.Itys, IN
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II has been represented b that the impression
prevail. in c,,y circle. ,ha, this journs Is opposed
tn the objects proposed 70 10 accomplished by the
above-nsmcd Association of our citihens " here
this impression origin nsed. or who entertain H. I.
not our present purpose 10 DISCUSS TOR We believe
our readers will bear witness tina, rnE srs has
constantly advocated reforms calculated 10 improve
~ to induce the formation Of Jns, such an A..,c,.
Won Of our citizens ~ the one alluded ~ and o.,
pHTfores uiisr TO III. originally syowed ol,cc,s ~,
VAS Asso' ason. We desire hit homes, men shall
oe t'e.isd T. our municipal offires. We d.,r,
cleaner streets. We wish the markets imurove5
W. WAN Tue shool system put OF the
fca'h al local politicians We wnnt ,b.
VH'A' h'sl'h looked after; our tenement
h'n''- made airy, hsoi,sbc. AMI CON.
Ycneni. Ia soori, ihcr, 10 no city irnproyen.,,
hhible that We have not from time 10 time ury.d
upon tie public attention. The ur, fcssion.l po,,,.
cans Who know shat the sentiments OF III. neon,e
i'e IN sympathy with our views, have taken nd
vantage o' tie public Ges.re Tor reform. and ne.
qHenty achieved ofh,. by promising irnfnedia,.
improvements The people have voted for such
men, and our c!ty government WAS reformed tn
ei TIE i.nhon that lntr oduccs corr,ip, set Of
politicians to sitceei others not quite an sr,gni,,
In view ~ this experience which re.oh.. h,cl .
quarter OF eentnry--we have frequently called
uron our ciii,ens 70 remedy the Evil Nv .i.c,,,,
none hut honest men Tor city Offices. Wing. a
Demoornior Republican. oush, no, to be elected an
Alderman becaure he belong. to the tlomi nan, po',
party ON national questions Municipal officers
SHOULD 10 elected on local issues alone the t~.,
nan always VIM nc IN 'he race Then we shouli
have model Clty Government. We nev,, can
hope Tor efficient reform until the mass NJ m. roo-
pie recognize thig princpc, and ac, upon +, hv
npoUshing the hsrgan ming nominating .,m.,h,n..
'hd substituting direct, represc We. onon ,or,,
nations. No respectable citizen can now be induced
10 attend primary election. WHY Bcc.u.. ,,,.
'%'"hHl Iprciaus run the 'tnachi ues," aud rro
"f 'h'lr solhsh Interests Ny uulaw f,il mesus EN-.
P'"yIhS tulits ~ lr4e fighters 10 break the head
81 any deteui inc ydual VIII desire, a. li,cL
''ef little game" In his respect su u.rt,.
are u te There is very little &, ,L..s, an
''I'r ''ie TIE iuaus.1ug ni-u m.nipula,.
tie wires al tie voter, st.rr, NJ. ,,.r,, .r'-
''n"ns' As'o al o.. Lowe,,i, lave not I,,d ,tr,,
~ ''' '''' "' ih' e'itWd tree 4 maioti,v u
sc 'r'tr' p5Hi,.1us than i!ols,
''' VIC" ia '.n'tutou s'~euLir4" l,rv became
P'''t''A' Ass Sia'ou, We sr- 40 ,es-op Win, ,h.y
h"'nd c"mpls ne lross ~ tNl. ,.t, .l,ouli |
i'''j 'tt'r = fsti,u rr.riu,. 4. The fl,,,.i
II 1t ~ tears. We have no. word 10 NV ,,ai,s, |
we e'uiIenen' individually wAo ,o,,r... H.. !
= IN'nS Association. We lie, ,ye.na,, w. .,ou.
''i nearly every man IS representative N /
't'' which Is tcst sta plrev in civ 80. !
80" a" W't4iilIe lie We believe th.,
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Financial News, Markets. SC.

New York Iu,.dsy, oct. l.. q =. k.-Ihe Aiciua-
ton, IN gold to-day have been follow. g. At 10
o'clock 2ij Toes, "a var 2l5A II, III. iiJ5,
2iot ii.55, 209 l2.ip 25s Ills aas 2945,
?5TH; i.is, 9G7h i45, 20 2.Cb, 2ilS. $50
2caN 2, 2oS', ais A9'. 3.3S, @sS 209a /,
iib, 7o9S The lowest quotation, II will he IL a
a"~lln. NJ ~ cont from, the onenins rate. the
IN the general H,ork market very heavy, and con
hueiAbv lover price, prevailed. Wall street "a.
hlei With sensation rumor.. which unsettled every.
minF Inc loan market ws sctiye a, pet cent
Inc suppl of capital seeking temporary Investment
Is ample. Commercial Tapcr "a. dull A. oa12,.;th
lev exceptional transactions at = sterling bin. vel.
very dull BANKERS generally s.ked inIL for gold.
ont there were transactions At io~'. IN Commer.
c'ai signatures 'ers quoted at iOI = aIOI. The tall
IN goa mad aver depressing inhnence At the Pro.
dn'e h1eh'hft' and cHusti u arsc decline in price.
fionf declined 10 a'Ic.. sAe,i lva l5,.. ,ofu..sc
aud rorh about
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OcTonrr. Is 1884.
Editor Sun You will. perhaps oDiise ne by
correcting all error In your Journ. " this morning
The summary of Eur pcau news states 'fhs' Mr..
Edwin James, the Lnglisn LAWYER Of New York,
is in attendance upon CobuTu." Tho gentleman
indicated IL M. Edwin James, connected. ! tc-
heve. with the lournsl called the "NFw YoEK Cifr-
rEA" iour. ubeuicrtlv,
1913 Rroalwsy, New York. EpuN JANUS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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ppsct W io,hn ana halt Iouud packages Try 4
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