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From the Rev. Jos. H. Kennard, Pastor of the
N - 10th Baptist Church. y . =
$ j. H. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates street, Philadelphia

From Rev. J. S. Herman, of the German Re-
formed Church, Kutztown, Berks Co., Pa.
DR.. @. NJ. Jackson RESPECTED Sir II have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty
years. and have never used any medicine that
did me as much good as Hollands Btters.
am very much improved in health, after having
taken five bottles. Yours, with respect,
-r h2 j. s. HERMAN,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Woarsencss,
Cronp, Bronchitis, Hncipient Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptiye Patients ,
i'm advanced Stugcs
ofthe Disease.
This is a remedy SO universally known to surpass
any other for thecure of throat aud lung complaints
that Is useless here to publish the evidence of its
virtues Its unriyalled excellence for coughs and
colds. and Its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throughout the civil
lied nations of the earth Few the communities,
or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience of its effects some living
trophy in their midst of its victory over the subtle
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
AS all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
and as they know, too, the effects Of this remedy,
we need not do more than to them that it has
now all the virtues that it did have when making
the cures which have won so strongly upon the
confidence of mankind. -. II
Prepared by DR.. J. Q. AVER 6 Co., Lowell, Mass.
For sale by A. H. GREENFIELD. Bel
Air. ian30
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p rio e s

Large size (holding nearly double quaint
ty.) 81 per bottle half doz. So 90
Small size-75 cents per bottle
-' 'f' Half doz. 81 90
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FoUTZ's
POWDERS,

CELEBRATED HORSE & CATTLE
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!

son" is on the WRAPPER of
',.'''f each bottle. 81 i.
~ Should your nearest druggist not
have the article, do not be put off by.any
of the intoxicating preparations that may
be offered in its place, but send to us, and
we will forward, securely packed, by ex-
press. 't+ Eis rH" f.&l 4A -a3 s~l
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HN;.NB'gSEleV.

a MOST Wonderful DISCOVERY
i,' ~ 'ttTN ted ithout I.lh al ch,rsc. Bus.i-
tiI tuc'h inserted 81 esch. focth iun.It.d MIN or
Nihvut t,thct AZ the toor. MI operations warrant
w. y JAW NllLtiS, 100 i.rIII A., two Llot ~
nom u "~i~N. 32S
\ SET OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOrHS.
eut,r satisfaction or no p.y, AT Y,b sil Az h, :
'N,'h .lr anu IA ia. Che .. Iish., du aide w.
~il bumpers TO restore you'll appearance. Ais.
.'.hti iotef setN equal ~ gold i Ji3 9TH ~ .
l'tth 'btinctyi without pain. Perfect ratisin tiu
r'nnt"ei No advance Iciuiri. Al arunld give
80 ON Nv h"ts ecu sllt and I'd sts- call. 50
4 ~" AND SUPERIOR METHOD OF
iL.o tine pafid 4,tt. llso Light uplo, -.t,. Al
hn'i The urhal proc, Al as SlNth ave. Teeth hl,si
~ iht beet possible manner. n 3l5 s,aul ave, lot
"l-' aui I'd 1T. 50
w. bRAht, i33 CANAL STREET, SETS
Get ~ teeth on .lvtt ut - to 30 IN gold NJ
~ 10 80 -s'tionR ses - contsl 81 lDlii; ttth
MED wi,h goli, ~ ne ccmaI- other fLings, 10 ct..
10 ; J i"r tooth Teeth cItrar; led without pain ~
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AUCTION NOTICES.


4 cCTlON CRC CKtRy stLE-wM. W.
"A SHIRLEY. .Auct'r-Trcsdaf, Nl,. 5, =. ID
- 'yl Z 81 Re 81 %. in store mi lore ~ d. EN-
IL HN. ~. Hl Md granite and coiutuoi ware Re
Ia lers, vote riv, ii aud get cash har-siur
Cstnl oei,es ready IN, iuine Of sale. 25i
4 jClibN -A.E OF CRpt NFEY. &C
hrhkN q. ,ANS hnctioucct viii .cll on
lurs'ist, Nov. = n ~ O'Clock. ~ II Btrclay a. ~
choice tv"-fr of' cot wltc granite tai common wnie.
f.v' hid i-Gc ralc, sc. Ss., iosiiiSc and hu u o.
trIyV. 20,
l MOORE Al CilONThi.. . NTw ROW
- 60. d. ~ "dus la,, ~. 10 "a, storage. io1
~ cuufr o.. .toN' ~ tut.-, vlrlo.. tubs. look ul
s'ns 90. n.c'u - raU'iN ot sor- uNtuic., csiuu-
tc't,' -t"' 81 81 is, -l,.r ...s.s. &c. aLu
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sGG6ZnY NOTICES.

EATuEK MATHEW r. 4. Il. SOCIETY,
i No. j, Ny. ilal ool. p q ri AMI ID ave. e
nc i1. 9'h \cy in NIL rosalia paw tro iVs' ~.
A., ,t f,.p,,t a. tLcir l4.t .Ut.. t.rI. G J.. b!
II GL!.' PuItL,r plit..uiil- Ia 49,. ,uprf,V'. 90.
joins uANiLTO ;, li,sl THOMAS CJhCN>" y,
Roc sc !A
TnI MfNPfp- OF ThT 'LpNG eh"i,l-
4 rlcr-' u. -,c.,D Viii L.r,t 81 the, rl.C. ~
room 90 l.arN ri, On lLt .Ht No. H'n Al 100 A.
J. ~ " ttLd tlc H.aet. u 80 httc uio,h't in'
b'i pfNlS DHfs' BAL. 30 lI.,. -, -piiS hA'i
irr JJllN u, GHr, S.,.
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COAL.

COKE, AT A REDUCED PRICE, DELIV-
- cred Immediately. Apply At AZ Third ave, MAR
10Th r.; ~ 4 A, Lear lJth -, tho Gas WorAs
~ sl-trt Ave 4. \. J.. SHkhWoOD. ~
FIRST QUALITY GOALS AT REDUCED
flires. lArsu Sut :, -, stove aud k.,s sll pur
Jon. Dereloi from yards Ji3 hnvcry snd III
bi.euo T. JACOB WELhs. 3D.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE-lONG AND
Y short breed. Al'o m, co.,cctiC. o. iio,gisn
birds ant tso anal poodle dVs, lot .ae cheap a. iis
fast HOUSTON st, in TIE storC. IA
NOR SALE-CANAL BOAT ANNE,AS SHE
j now lies, lu toos lurthsn Apply on boart ., tbs
box Of 2bth st East Rivu' xes
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sEylS..E'sS CEstyCE-.

FOR SALE CHEAP STATIONERY, 10
and ncss dupJ;, rIth .oilo, 'sp-A 49, i'N .l'
now DONG u cod business APPS on ne plcusu
M EHp' ii'h ~ rool from 20 ave. 10
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SHIPPING.

HILLS FL AND CPW ARDS. OK
- Union B,nt nj LYNDON aud
koytl itnk VI Ireland,
FOR sale ~
EUR IIVFRpOOl.--NEUTRAL FLAG
BHtish s"ip lilitkSiA sails tomorrow
tDh LbNpON IlNE.
Shir ANL. WEbSl EK," sails Nov. 18th
70 ls-.i." ~ " i'i, uf Dnnts ~ the lowest I-s..
inlsCoEI BROTHERS & ca.
H"' NJ SUuth street.
ElD BLACK STAR LINE IRON OR "a
" lLNtkfOOL.- CONsIItt HOS, sails Nov. L.
JhhN b..!t,Ni " follow SNnOs Tail Line iroiu
~ u lunion Ply MOT ~ EOtk sSl- 9th nov
Co. rf''t ., disit Apply W " lil.lAaS a UllON,
a. iuton Al. $50
DtSStGE To AND FROM The Oil
COLS Ky.
lITniE on fnflAni, Ireland, scotland and Walo~, Al
tho LOWEST luSslBl.t RATE
1APStDl - c'chrs'ei IN OF I.iveI,Il prt ots
clr rlslW IN part ila iollo- IN. magnificent Fhips
va. TnI~cotI iiib"rniH, General Mcclellan
Ants. etc, hfNtludc. Ne ihA i'ltrn.
IefssNoiAncN Albi"h Monarch ot She beas
.NiIu- pheIr. tyul-uIc, AuTora-
B.n.Hinin Adams, Emerald Isle. Victory.
S~ui Every week.
For ,s-.ggo and bran, apply to
TAfSCOTI hRU TIERS u co,
JG9 N south street. New YORK.
CTEhM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
DOl.-TENNsNLNtNl 4 .nils Nov. 18Th. VIR
nlNl \ sHl- li". Jrd. cabin pAsAge el2b, ,teernr,
49, l~y alb. IN CUM ucy. A.p.y 10 WILLIAMS a
ct ION, - broai>ny. Us
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rsOaMsE, Asp seDOss~.

uOTEL GARNI, 1876 EAST SoTH ST, 4
IL doors LON 81 a,o, Furnshei bedrou4s for os-
p1ctAble uIschsnlcs; each popLrGto room ton 20
W ~ u yer week. double beaIcot, ~ pes WeoS.aS9
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sE.svGNsS YqAGtxINH..

SENISG MACHINES FOR SALE AND 10
- reu, All KINDS, and second hau.. cheap 'or
c.Hh or part payment, hachinos lou a. AID cp4ired
ct aih Is Jl-~aJi room ., up ttlIIs, CO... OF Hyit 81
over Bookstore. -
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FOR SALE AND TO 1.xr.

kpH SALE On LONG ISIAND--sO ACRES
=. % LIMA, gooi soii, halt Jude, GUILTY. n. on,
uh'snc" "osi land Prize .pH, and e..ay teiips Ar
smith Bto,kl II. -,
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-5OQ, 90
I lbs Of the apuye wanted, for which the hi. usut
cash pr,ee VIII be paid by Q, CRAsKE, 1871 william
aiIa.0 Nv
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WAIVED.

tfls
"A no.. an't ,' ...,-. s,,,, -, .. ,".i si.u,
~ 49, , fs NICE ,re,, ts. ,r mise lid
scmsIe / eip Ia,siy la,scd Gli
-, a.. 4, ,..r,., -u,t. .-,,rttrT
HO1 WANTED IN a LAW ~ B : oi ~, L
Audisss l. u. .'i ~ sun o'.''' ....-,
RANFk NNNIEll-N t'hlD NAhl y
- that eau Ncrk At the bench at s. 1lA"s; %
81 ave- ic'. al" aud .4d si'
CLOAK MANER,-ippp CLl w y y
No. " nNtrl ulin'llhttls' HliR u n w. ~
'"' us Or N'''i""' 80
'Int = OF I OF EMPLOY MfNT : Nd Iitv-
~ ~ IA. % home n~ >,1?E At tie "h Is l1dains
us :, o. '',.' ~ ~ ,,'''~''', ~, "".,.''
"a S,nscf'. and " he,i.. and wilson,. ewing IA.
III Is sni ,ge;2,Dmen'd u OH .hc9 80 .''nini
t'' ,,s r,|..nr, @', IO'' ,.O,H Nv. ,Nn
Law " ia.eh,nc. rorie,,, 'c- =, N saily sew
ms '. aui snL n''uv' 'hir n'As,i,, IT,,
ms Tu,ctirnx SiScrr,s wutl
AK Tt'.,.. ''sI,,'.'., ,r.r,,c, -, So. so-t
1,1,, sn,. ...n,.s ,.i, No, 70 Ict
oa i 'h, sid aii e1eh.n.el A. n"oi - ante, Al
S.2 licIi3 Il 81"
nIIrNTnRs WANTtp WITH THEIR
" opn r.b...,> on ,uc i,piaei siir.- 40 sc,"d
So, '"I''i ''.h t. ..-.-....'....
" ~ irr r,,rN'-o: uouc d; c,p,.,--. cod h.g,ls
| -, :, 80. ,.,..,.,., ,,,.,,-,, ...,n
| l ~. ru,.h,i, -. 4. " ALkEK a SONS. "a fal.
| ton - 1il
,,AtfDpLSs ,Np M ~. ~ -tipI xtlors
i 4n,rd IN nne cus-- The ht.h,.t -s,s pa,I
| St'pJ, rrp.oi n'ut. APPLY al y Srv lto~-sJ nd
| - Madison ~. let i."ot.
lryN,,TtII pRS ASpJ,II OPPOSES Wanted
L rool men =, work OIL cnsratt c,u,s in Lara :, o..
| n-o 'o.l tnlrr-s i"NotA 2n i"se' e'o'hins' PA
~. JANE, RoBIsrs
c;NN, NurtI>nNt,ki,pS Wont,i
| | W, - ~, -, . IN, '', 800 '
us " soI,N
~, irUrt;p. WANTED A coon
| ~ 1'N It''h' 'Nith' w.
9ss EIoli' OLIVER.
,.,,t,pL.s N,NrLh N Al, tu,,s,,E
| | Ni'vh -, - 49,, ~
cl.ion, coat. h. siIo.. 10
| ,.N,rAI,p. w,Nut-t, 4 ,.nnp IN r
~ iRil"'h'-" Wv ~ \ ''''H "
,-,rri1r 1n so c,'. iln,ln,. tns, caa NAB. 80 /
| ,. Utn 'eC,f IUr oftrlto's va 80 y 90 week.
Noao bat god hand D,a.y - hott ri, corr 81
| Prince. 81
\XTANTFp-TWo GOOD Ron MAkFES.
Est -id u tr ,t, :, bct-eeu 2yth aud Juths,s Ne@
: ! ufa. SO f,o.. -tl
({yANTrp-AN VERY FIRST Cl.hSSLN'N.
w dry wonpu-uone ,;her need eVpls,.n' -
Ngssf fsth A.. tu IL. liNpetr0nt H.
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RSlONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-TRAINS
i Aholn ChaniaIs At ior Albany and Troy, and
ilsec, North and WctL att so \ NJ. and ~ NJ. 3 30
~ ani ~ " T. N, aud al sun la At ~ 4. n. from
III II. sleeping cars on . so i. N. train. 400
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NE. bOhl, ia Wl.ST lhIH ST.-Dis-
sq ui H.. hear, lunga, hy"r, kintys, u.carutei
iurc ., l., rcIofIua- Old uL oyvry OIui, eruy-
i..r-, L.u al. az elIoa. hTuie ,ui.
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HoGs&E~, CARRIAGES &c.

EOE SALE CHE P-HOHsl~, 1OP
j WAGONS li'A, fHd h,ayy. inyl' slf tolhie ha.-
nese' a.p cloa' coach. Apply ~ N"etT -. ~
UORSGS, wAGONS, CARRIAGES AND
A sc. ha selling N cErl9.-- luy Arth-, TO- new
tu'g!e ana carl1sg"4, secoA.-hlnd c,.rle- ~ t"od
Oicer, busincS wa oLr Uw and seGona-hand, rd ~
hon1s. ~ ".'int B.ooklyn. ~
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iHr Goa. pst.
g9A Eli l.. NORTON.

OH CONbkE~SIbN DtSIElt t
~ AMONG tne IMP inc p.i ration. Of the suY-
rort,rs at iorut. No-Hi ga tivr III" .rn' &
g. G,c.t me-. De- the Indutttiuu- p, atlDu Of u.t r.
that | nave with .rGWr ny u4iD" from tn. can,
and ~ not ~ Ctrti,-t alton, TIE ,'oVc. IL ne
once uiu. sp-ure the licuH t'. ~ Nt 4's'rcf, liN
psfeonsl fri.nUs r..' H. cuusr,utous op1Out ate O
tcri nDco Ncra a. sLl not &c ~.ithrinvn n. Ny
honor ~ 'st ., ne trNc li q. saLizi iinir wl"h
have plac,.i t uoull.N,uy. and IL ,tl Unt L. Nu-
led. ! an IT.. ia ulst nom 'iH" ot IGiurGu! l,htL
en- thor" ~ lu utft. 'uNr. ci.i'ning 0" irN En-
u9ady candidate. Ala ai-o thr i.,thln'V ui the We
kssop orgunsauon, tut g'-O Vi the 1on-ti'utol a
tnlnn plrts: Nhn.s osA.r.f i'"u- 90 4r ur .atir
boICs' 'uppurt. uud -urtF NV tchp, 'u al ius, "n-
LNi ,srturr v h. may to dirpl.,d w u' "a
EVER eie, lion district. T." threat ut MI Noots
a. gs,its tuni nom OF IN a. sCts -il b. iouud II
Shp l-4ls will be thS artid. Nefy respectfully,
i1s ANSIN ntEEiCK
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MISCELLANEOUS.

\ TRIAL is SUFFICIENT To STAMP 1T
4 M" 49, r art.c.e IN use.
HRItSrS HAIR DYE 80 CFsrS PER Rox.
~ nyci D,.er the sav ana .h.nl
MA Thousands r.lsnt the cry
@s'.,n,' and ,n ls'. jue. bivu. ut out
uuo and NntnriL Nv, ="
o~inr 70 the continued incrc-,c IN price OF ovcry-
than conu''"t th the preparation OF hi. Go lrn,
cent .ivlnt ~ . al article, i MT better than
an no" ~ use. ihs Ibe Is unlike all oth.i. aud 10
" ','r;, ", D." su"i, Sc ntinc incircs DEPOT
..n, ,nS B.rne,s ~ %" PAN .ss' low wrs rs
lsM :. l,,.Anian %, billie a kood cor Anon and
tor tai'child, Ala hudson st and III sixth ave.
~ T., mts ~! Hle" H tupr1't by a. CiiAS. n
o. ira.,e1 s-n.riiy. ~
a IL WAC HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
=. = metal can iua oarh purchaser by calling on u
W. CGANtt- 81 William 81 vD
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN TIE
soiiio,'. Aid Societies elcrp,,rn. EDITOR. ana
nHpr the following notice Snieh Is Of norc.i 70 as
a., DIKScToi:Y 81 Tli.E HOSPITALS.
The SANITARY Gown on have made arranppmcntn
toI suppl nv frntn". d information Win regard to
III. following poui. her viii L. nddedj
"V ws,,, NanmarG c?"'m"',9n, wa,h,1ei..
Ai, ,,,ao,a &c. flsl.'ict CIV. Nd.
Annapolis Junction Nd. York, Penn.
Ih,dielJ hta IAIartnLrf-For in.crynHttu a
S.Gih .fret"
| Philadelphia, Ia Chestnut HIN. ~
| uhester Ia keading, Pa
| Gcrlunntcwu Ia HArrilbure. IN
| Nrr Yak DepGr'rsnt- Tor iutorinntiou nidrpun
"OrLs Womens Central Union, No l0 CORE TSr
l stllutS."
| Ne7 York,N. Portsmouth Grove. RI
| Albany, ny. Iloston, Mas
Ncnnk, Nj. Darlington, W.
| MWi'hNcIl, Conn. brattclnro, Vt.
| w.Nern Dspdr i1Hsn's-FoT iuiorInstion addIoA
| Ou~ SorNdr' 'onmissign, Lo't,srtNs, IN
| tmuntuk n. Iouisvllle ki.
| CIovv.nlId, OhlO. Covington, kv
| Camp ioLpi-on Ohio. Iexlnptnn, XVI
| GalhIS.A Ohio. ban, lie, Ky.
| cInchihhi ONO. lici 2vio, Nv.
| Snhcr,i Illinois bow ling uIeon, ku
| SMIo, Illinois. Momphis Tenn.
| Mound city, Illinois. Char knyille, Tenn.
| Jofctrpnville, Ind. Jack Ar. Tenn
| h'an,yilc Ind. NurfI cesboro, Tenn
| Now Albany, Ind. In,snnre, Tenn.
| ST. Quiz, Missouri. Gaatiu, Icnn
| montoa Msaouii. NHHhyiiie, Tenn.
| holih Hl,.ouIi. NickhLuIgl, MiEa.
| Springfield, MlIoui. Corintll, Mia
| k"tus' l"~h Helene, Arkansas.
| Davenport, iowa Grafton, Virginia
| iSiucsh' ny. Point Pleasant, virginia,
| bAdnp"n, hy. Inhrriurg, Virginia.
| iehdivi, ny lmA slufg, Virginia
| Co,uuhur, Ny. Chilnstou II, Niryinir
| Columbus XIV.
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lpRICu OSE CpNr-vN COLDS
1.-TWO CkNTS IN CUR x ENJOY.

-nsacssh City g1su Dcmocrsrc majority ~
see. Hallway City s,v~ iis majority ~ the Union
ticket. Psinneid- Union majority, Isa. Morris
Township Mcclellan 70 majority RoasrA Dow.
foe ConersA 80 mnj.; TrOadwelL Dom, Tar Assrn-
Ivy, ~ maj. Mercer Co. West Windsor Town
sh,p, lem. iGes nrp lso. Returns from Psqusn-
mock, Norris Co.. 800 rssj fr Linc,ln, so maj for
Lae. Hcp- fer Csnerrss. Cbs,hsm Township,
.cscivllan maj, Latsio, I'm, for Congress- nsj,
t~, A~rInblv. Dom. s,aj. 10 ncndharn Township.
| N"'hi li'N. % ha'b ,.....-c.--.
Mousier hntcr .sinutnt Sghtly,
| . loo ARTISTS tsjAGEp
| luuH not rs bf JOY AND IN GIhrrK
| Admission 81, 70, p, and l,r III
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M E;VsASlNE S.

Ak. BREWSTER CURES kHEL MtllSM
t)end Neuralgia. Csrtif,catcs Of KuiIurk abb cures
H. h. seen ~ his office. ~ lL,.,dsay. Poor treated
lla.m .,o.y tTiduy Afternoon. 11y
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LOST AND E0sitIs.

DANN-BooK LuST-oS THE SEAAfNS
- .Aylufr Bank, H. account with Hilary GLf
iihKE The ildor " ~ please roam H. TO 3G9 N.Y.
iIr ~. LlunAl. NJ " ~ Do EAnl. I'D
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Gs.Ns.g,Ns. Bs suNA:S..

NNI PERSON WHO SrOpS At l7OcHt r-
"A hsu >suato viii hc instsnay to- rvcI OF all
uraLsclV. uvth.'he or Npurakis ire, o. pxppnse.
prove u. lee Nl.GprlS ihstant re Ia huniiili-
tor, ca"s sarrh Ie atf unuy Sold ~ 81, brs. ista
"a cent? sud Al p'i o'tlc. 81
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. BAISTEES, IS FINiShElS AND ONE
:. o.- NO ID. r..,' "~Iu t.l-'Iin On rho I. ~
- 1,n I.,r tlooa,, NJ gG las'r. !1v
81 SG,St MANpNN MD @1oNk CIT
~ trf- "A 80. v''r toH- ~ thr Norrr y I s'x
Eanoui. Nr-ct. rs "a" "a, N.0 Aout'i families
T.. ar, lO,td,Ae Lou.'- Itni' n.nrt o. !'' ihllr
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Meeting at Pulaski.

Elsewhere win be found the proceed
ings Of a Union Meeting lately held in
Pulaski They viii be read with In
terest, both at home and abroad, as an
indication of the eanestness of the
people of Tennessee. If they can only
be let alone under the amnesty procla-
nation Of the President, and the salu-
'ary administration of Gen Rousseau,
our Senator's and Representatives viii
Be in Washington before next Deem.
per ana the State also have a voice in
the next presidential election
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The-XeW York Democracy.

The New York Democracy have held
their State Convention, and selected
delegates to the National Convention,
to be held at Chicago. With chsrae-
teristic cowardice, they refused to pass
any resolutions, but carefully gave the
delegates into the hands of the peace
faction, with small sprinkling of semi
war men, lead by Gov. Seymour But
as the delegation was instructed, in
everything, to vote as a unit, the Sey-
mour minority viii be stripped Of its In
fuence. It was rather shrewd pro
ceeding to put the Governor among the
delegates; that viii settle his chances
for the Presidency, and leave the game
open to the unconditional peace men.
At the sitting Of the convention, the
most reasonable language was used by
MeKeon, and others, and loudly APP
plauded; and no member had the cour-
age to rise and rebnke him, or his fol-
lowers
The Tammany delegation, from New
York city, left the meeting in disgust;
it is in some measure a war party, and
hence received the cold shoulder.
Henceforth, war Democrats must not
look TO New York for comfort Val
landigham, and the Woods viii control
the convention
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even at their own suggestion They
constitute too large a proportion Of
Adams fallen race. If you really wish
to have military aid in cheapening the
price of things ''that IS brought to this
citv. for sale, thank Gen. Granger for
every facility he win offer, every pro-
tection he viii extend to country peo-
pie bringing in predetermined, to
trade Of all descriptions. Do this, and
don't make a ninny of yourself, nor
insult him BY suggesting that he make
one of himself If such a course be
pursued by soldiers and citizens, our
condition viii by degrees grow better.
But if you get up q howl of French
Jacobinism, and if you can find mill
taryT commanders foolish enough to
hearken to it. the citizens at least, viii
soon have nothing to eat, and nothing
to cook it with. In all this, we pretend
neither to speak the voice Of the people
nor the voice Of God; but we have
echoed the mild decisions of history.
Happy are those who can be governed
by them, without taking an appeal to
the fools court of painful experience.
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Mexican OfIlCers--.The Clergy and the
French.

Mexican OfilCeFs---The Clergy and the
French.
The course Of the liberal party in
Mexico, in confscating the immense
estates of the church, which had rem
dered the hierarchy formidable to free
dom, brought down upon it the hostil-
ity of the ecelesiasties; and they ma
turally welcomed any change, as they
believed that it would be beneficial to
them, and their interests They were
aware of their power, and believed they
could command almost their own terms,
from the enemies of Juarez, and Com
monfort, be they foreign or domestic;
and when the French landed at Vera
Cruz, they pronounced at. once in favor
of intervention and Napoleonic ideas
But while the Emperor used them, to
overthrow Juarez, he was not prepared
to remunerate them, as they estimated
their deserts. The great mass of ecele-
siastical treasures had been confscated,
and squandered; and its return would
be impossible; and to make good the
deficiency, would be a rather heavy call
upon depleted, and depicting treas
ury and therefore the priests must
look to their own conscience for their
reward
But this scarcely suits the clergy.
They want something more substantial
than selfapproval, upon which to live
in other words, they want all their old
property restored; and in default of
this, they cease their alliance with
the French The regency learning
the desires Of the French, issued a de
cree accepting the status relative to
church property, which called forth
protests Immediately from ecclesiastics,
from the Archbishop of Mexico, down
to the poorest priest and 50 determin-
ed were the documents put forth, that
Gems. Almonte and Salas, chiefs the re-
gency, were compelled to issue de
fence of themselves and their acts.
The French having lost the support
of the Mexican Church, win not sue
coed in their work Of conquering Next
co, so effectually as they have hereto
fore done
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A Mean Attack on the Sanitary Com.
mission.

We find the following in late num-
Der Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
g VIII you take some Of the Sanitary
stores ?" as the army surgeon remarked to
the Maior-General, when, as they were
dining together, he passed him over a can
Of peaches and q bottle of brandy.
Some persons had INDUCED the hope
that the malice Of the Enquirer, and
other copperhead papers, could find
sufficient employment, outside Of be-
nevolent Institutions; but such is not
the case. The Sanitary Commission,
and Ladies Aid Societies have been
basely slandered; and personal attacks
have been made upon the managers Of
both The attempt to discredit the eff
forts of the associations we have named,
by intimating that the stores they send
are not distributed to the suffering, IS
base, but not more so than the general
tone of the copperhead press. If the
Enquirer can, by such falsehOods, pre-
vent dollar from being contributed to
the sick soldier, it viii be highly graft
fed