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THE START.

On the 9Th of July the vessel sailed
down the channel fer Antwerp. There
were two or three hundred men on the
wharf who desired to go OH board, but for
reasons already given were not permitted
Their demonstrations as she took her de-
parture indicated much disappointment
Some of them followed along the banks,
waving handkerchiefs, and calling out to
the men on deck to have the vessel stopped
and they would come on board in small
boats Ofcourse therequest was not heed
ed, and some of their number were observ-
ed to manifest vexation in tears.
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Optical.
n. soLoMoNsoN,

Practical and Scientific Opsieian keeps the large,
assortment Of Optical Instruments 10 the eity b,
ing mold establishment, and having been extens
lively patroDised, he has the confidence thatu
present stock viii warrant the continuance Of pal
lie fayors All his spectaeles ars Of fhe best quaits
Of crystal glasses, ground under his own nspectioL
in all cases curing weakness, dizziness and impart
ing strength for long reading and dne sewing Ar
tifctai eyesinserted without pain.
0EFICE--l3O Superfor-st first door from the En-
trance 10 the American Hotel
SSr BeTare'of travellers claiming TO be Mr. Solo
monson or his agent. r july24
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~ RAND CAMr AIN
" ABOUT
KLINE s. CO.'S HOOP BAZAAR
AND sKIRT MANuFAGrnRY

We have now ready our Iuli stock Of sSsletons IN
our new location, tor the commencenieut d the
spring trade, which embraces all Of the leading
styles including the patent gore trail also the new.
esf style uuaker skirts We keep always on nand
skirts OF extra ze and length and ladies VINO al
ways have trouble to ind a skirt long OF large
enough will generally and them here. We VII se-
here strictly 70 our former principles, ViEs keep
non1 but gooo article, which We viii c0ntinne 70
sell at the lowesf possible prices Our reta d do
partment Is In charge OF competent ladies. Deal
srs IN surrounding towns VIII do we'll BY consulting
their own interest TO cali Us before giving their
orders VI going East. large assortment Of French
and American corset and pgtent sr uppprteraA al
zays on hand. Also, yhoesale dea1eTs ID Yankee
Notions, Fancy Goods, Embroideries, Hosisry, &c.
q, r.-- A. KLINE. 3 Co.
mayl2 l2s Suparior-sg., JIeFsiAud u
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Rast-Ottlfe aImf.9a
1894. Summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
AT THE
OLEV VELAND POSTOFFICR,

COMMENCING MONDAY, MAT 10TH, 1854.
SO Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
So All Mails Close one hour before departure OF
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g GoLID SILVER WARE-N51Bs-Wyi
A1Supply iust received At OOwBEE'- y
"A TIP-T0P QUALITY OF ARMY
A shirsiRg Flannel, Ga vide only twelve skII-
TAYLOR, eRIswoLp on +.
ulye .zl nj supsrior-st,
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PRoTEssoR o. ELEcTEoPArHT AID MEDICINES,
Oface-ll9 Seneca street, few doors from SUPERIOR
M stairs, opposite the City H sel.
Bz5- Odice hours from 70 u and from 70 O'CLOCK
Daily Sundays excepted-)
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4museu,eniis.
EVENINGS WITH SHAKESPEARE.
~ At THE
WINTER GARDEN.

EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET
Mr. Stuart that this evening and every
evenas unlsfuher notice Mr. Edwin Booth will appear IN
his great role OF Hamlet character In which ne -
acknowledged Ito have living equal ms play ne n,st
of series OF TO be produced unoe M
immediate direction In which the effort that ha
upon stage IN style combining spcndor Oh prooucuon
with strict historical correctness Hamlet has been IN active
preparation for upward of three months under the
egement Mr. j. O. Haney, and expense or sooi nas
OF the ordinary stage and by e
fidelity appropriateness and superior execution Of the evera
scenic Illusion to carry out the spirit Of the play
the minute details, and thus advance the drama a.
branch OF national literature and art
The scenery music costumes. properties and machinery arc
entirely and give perfect completeness to the cast
engagements have been made ~, w win .cx N
Of the most gifted actresses who ever saeed the sase
" Mr.. CHARLES KEMBLE MASON,
'"' VIC 'A''A''' MR. MR.. THOMAS PLACIDE.
who appear each evening In conjunction with Mrs sG9an'
frau Chester Messrs. O. III. Andrews c. Walcot o. Han
ley T. Ebese, C. w. Chester o. 5. Fswcett, Due! Bur
rongks, Burgess, &c.
II is most gratifying and stimulating to the management TO
find confirmation of the faith in the enduring power Oh
works and such cheering evidence that no to
expenditure devoted 10 perfection In their producon
ever b. New have been furnished by
the enthusis with which this play has been received
the past two nights by the most crowded ana pihi.h
aldieDces gathered in this Thester ana also IN tne
most hearty and appreciation ny e
SPECIAL reply 10 the many letters received
and the many sugzeons offered to the hour oil
ing Hamlet Mr. Stuart in the desire inseve!y way possois
the wishes Of of the public begs 10 anoounce s
from this date the hour Of opening the Theaer VIII De o.
Tho Orchestra will be at 20 minutes past T. and per
Torrance til precisely thus. ti hoped enhons
terminate 10y o'clock IN time 70 sccommodats parties
living the Hudson River Railroad aud other Suburbs WHO
dies Ia
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Tnanfial.
VNHE PRESIDENT
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
PRESIDENT,
vrNAyGo CQIrNTy PENN
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
yENANGO COUNTY, PEN

ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICERS:
President. AMORY EDWARDS eco. New Yo1k
Treasurer, l.. II. SIMPSON, ESQ, New York
Secretary, J. EDWIN CONANT, esq., NewYoTk'
JOHN NJ. CLAPP, esq, General Resideht S'Pe'i"'
tendent
Counsel MessIs PLATT, GERARD BuChLE'' new
York.
DIRECTORS
AMORY EDWARS, eco, New'iofs
EBEN 3. CROKER, esd, Of CROKER ""'i'N W"
York.
FLETCHER wFsTRAY, esq, Of wes'rsy' Gibbs Hard
castle, New.Yo'k
J. NJ. CLAPP. esq, President, venareo County,
Penn.
I. II SIMPSON. ESQ., Of l.. II. Simpson Co.. New
ITS LANDS FORM ITS
CAPITAL STOCK. s5,OO0,O0
IN SHARES OF S25 EACH, PAR VALUE
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, IS PER SHARE.
geinr in f payment for 25 share. No further call or
nssessnert 10 be made.
20, coo SHARES, OR 500, coo RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
Parties subscribing In this Company will receive an equal
.iount Of STOCK ether Companies adjoining without
further charge.
The lands Of these companies located the Allegheny
River and HenIock, forcupbe ana c'ie" NeeAs n"h
Ing an oil boring territory Of over ten and half miles IN
extent.
The wells on the sdonine property known as The "Ce'e-
brated Heidrcks' wells, and "Ptbole Creek wel' are
famous for their immense supply ofon.
The wells on this property being sunk with ca visor
and promise large supplies Of oil
To the capitalist and parties Of limited means unsurpassed
Inducements offered Persons investing in this Company
rel IS stock and the above BONUS for each II invested
without further call or assessment.
Subscription books rss and all other information can be
obtained 1t the Office of the Subscription Agents,
L. H. SIMPSON kCO,
No. q Cedar-st New York
NJ ,skeu far oss than ne hundred dollars
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5apinss Bauks.
Sales bn Auftion.

4 UCTION NOTICE r. K. MINTURN,
N Apetiop.er-T r. MINTU RN will sell ON WEDNES.
DAY, Dec at IL O'Clock at Francis = Pmo's Warehouse
Atlantic Dock Brooklyn. by order Of Robert Murray, ssP'
United States Marshal
CARGO or THE PRIZE STEAMER ANNIE,
consisting of
COTTON-Sio bales Cotton.
TOBACCO-98 drums, 10 kegs, 80 boxes Manufactured
Tobacco.
SPIRITS TT1RPESTINE-l3 bbls Spirits Turpentine.
Catalogues and Samples OF the Cotton Will be ready at NO.
us Peerl-si. three dlys previous b. the sale.
ALSO THE PRIZE STEAMER ANNIE.
Her tackle apparel furniture and cloDomeer, as she now
lies 1T the Atlantic Dock Basin. Brooklyn
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financial.
DECIPROCTTY MINING COMPANY
III OF CANADA EAST.

TRUSTEES:
En- Gov. JAMES POLLOCK, Director United States Mint,
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM @. MOORHEAD, President Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company, Philadelphia.
CHAs B. WRIGHT Of G. Is. Wright Co., Philadelphia
HENRY SHELDON, Of Stanton, Sheldon Co., New
York.
WILLIAM r. HATCH, Of Fairbanks Co.. New York.
t. BUNTING, of T. p. Bunting Co. EewYork
L. T. CHITTENDEN, Gate Register United States Treas
ury) of New York.
President7L. L. CHITTENDEM
Bankers-fISK HATCH.
General Observation-Disclosures RANKIN, NJ +.
Secretary-JoHN NJ. HOOD.
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No subscription. taken for c. than onehundred dollars

UsIrxp STATES TREASURY NRw YORK Nov II, 1864
AN authorized by the Secretary OF the
Treasury anticipate the payment Of the Con2ons ma'r
ing the lt Of January neat IN the pubic debt OF the
United and will be prepared to make such payment on
and AFTER 18Th inst Blank schedules will be furnished
III on arTlcatio the in crest desk ofthis office.
The Interest on the REGISTERED BONDS cannot he paid
the books OF the Treasury settled and schedules pre-
usrea JOHN A STEWART
Assistant Treasurer L. s.
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RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL,
1000 SHARES.

THIS COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
Of Purchasing Working Selling and Leasing Mining Lands
and Rights In the British Provinces and neghborng localities
II Is the OF nearly fifteen thousand acres Of
the richest gold lands Of the CHAUDERE gold district OF
Canada which have selected with great and after
abundant evidence their richness in gold and other precious
metals They nearly MILES Of RIVER FRONT
AGE upon admirably adapted to the most productive
and economical mining.
The Company organized after the most thorough
examination Of the lands and their values and the Trustees
confidently believe their which las been fully
tested prove equal superior to the richest paeers
Of California both in gold bearing quartz lodes and auvia
deposits They hand and exhibition gold enough
recently mined upon their property to fully establish the
value Of their stock.
The COMPANY PREPAREb TO TREAT rtoS FAVORABLE
TERMS WITH PERSONS pEsIKlSG TO LEASE On PvRcHAss
xISIsa RIGHTS.
limited number OF shares Of the capital stock may be SUD
scribed for until further notice, Al the Office Of
FISK HATCH, NO - wALL-sT, BANKERS FOX
TIE COMPANY.
TIP CoMpANY's OFFICE EMPIRE BUILDINGS. NO.
II BROADWAY, NETWORK,
where the prospectus maps and oil information ss'ing TO the
Company may be had on application.
The Trustees unhesi,angy invite the attention OF the
public to the RECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY. as
possessing value fully equal that Of Mining Company
hitherto organized
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financial.
TRANSFER OyylCE OF rHE

TRANSFER OyvIcE OF THE
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY Co.,
No WALLsr., NEv York. Nov. u, 1864. )
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of THREE
"A AND ONE.HALF t3i) PER CENT has this day been
declared upon tie Preferred Stock OF this Company payable
e,s the tail at this Office and aer the lot Of
December next, the holders Of said stock shown by the
Con pany books at the Of business the 2h inst
which time the Transfer Books for the Preferred STOCK will be
closed, to be re0pened on the let Of December
JAMES X. YOUNG Secretary.
OYpIcY or TIVE SMITH kPARxELEE GOLD Co..
No "a broadst New York, Nov. 10, 1904
YNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
l. declared a DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT, free Of
Government Of the net earnings Of the Company
payabe on The l0 D,eeuber The books will close
the lat December W. H. PENDLETON, Treasurer
NNHE INTEREST due on the BONDS OF the
Il NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CON.
PANY, December 1854 will BE- paid presentation and
surrender OF the Coupons and after said day. at the Bank oil
the Republc, or at the Conpanys Ohce Twenty
seventh-s,. and Fonrh-sve. New York, Nov 2s 1854.
w. BEMENT, Treasurer
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yNORCESTER's HINGED PLATE

PIANO FORTTs are recommended by Cottschalk, Mason
Berge Fradel and others possessing double the volume OF
tone and musical quality Of pianos Of corresponding scale
made upon the ordinary plan Wererooms corner l4hsi aud
3d-av., ~ Y.
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CAPITAL STOCK, 100, GOO SHARES.
PAR $50 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE s3o-sl5 PAYABLE
AT THE TINE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auction-et. 80 =,
HTNRY II. LEEDS a. MINER will sell
At Auction THIS DAY. 1t n o'clock At our gallery.
SO 20 Iibertyst 20 VALUABLE ENGkANlNOs OF
pleasing subjects.
QuAIrKRaAsTrR- GESERaLs OYrrcc, ttRsr DIVISION,
WARRINGTON CRY. Nov B. ~.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w highest bidder, at the time and places ramed be
low. viz ,e,y ,os.
YORK. Peunsylvanih, TIT RsDAY November H. 1864
LANCASTER PennsylvaniA. FRIDAY November Is. 1854
FASTOs P.nnsy wanna, TIT RSnA1 December !, iooh
Two HUNDRED Cavalry iIorscs al each place.
Thee. Horses condemned unit FOR the cavalry
service OF the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may
be bed
Iinrses so'd sinsly.
saies % commence at 10 O'Clock a u-
TENS. Cash ia United states currency. -
JAMES A. EKIN
Colonel IN charge first Division. q ". q. q.
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Cbanres for Bnsinrss Alen.

a FORTUNE FOR SOMEBODY.-Men OF
N enterprise seeking opportunity for profitable ,nvet
,,.u, ar, AZ yi,ed TO elanu. tie best HORSE NAY fOhh
PsteBtsdf864 The entire right or state rights
ORWlG n Co, Patent Exchange, No. Y, broadway.
nRUG STORE for SALE IN Country CITY
Haud.om.ly lifted W e. stocked doing good business
or further particulars apply to fRED.HALL, No oil Ann
nor SALE.-A PRINTING ESTABLISH
IL MINT Publishing paper called the suFfoLh
HERALD situated Al Patchosue L. Has on hand every
thing 10 continue sold only account Of other business
Price eco T.Ius easy. chance seldom offered ior
pact cal printer Apply to :. M. PETfENGlLL co.
DARTNER WANTED with little Capital,
to act A. Cashier and share in PHEASANT business paying
~ N0 profit weakly association st class. Apply at Nos
500 and 50j Broadway room Nc. 3.
PROPELLER TO BE SOLD CHEAP
Light draft; will carry 100 tuns under cover. Excellent
for suffer use. Inquire No. 23s Wsterst.
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NEW.YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"

NETWORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
~ series OF three Lectures Egypt and An'
follows: g., l., d. rh
l. December at the Hall Of the Society, by ffof John
Ancient Egypt" ,,,,ru n
IL December g. al the Hall ofthe Society, by Wuns@ y.
Pine esq on The Ancient Burial Places OF Egypt
and the Holy Land -.
H. December S at the Hall OF the Union Cooper insSi
By Prof Henry J. Anderson LID, on "Egypt IN Del
Temples and Tombs." nj.
of The very ancient mummy recently presented TO the Society
by DIR. Anderson. -, -, s.. A.,
AT the close Of each lecture at the Hall OF the society ns
Hories Museum and Gallery Of Art viii be thrown open to
the audience .,,u.,,.
Tickets the course dollar and hy cent, en,i,ne.s
holders 70 fpe IDLY reserved seats in the Cooper institute s
unroling OF the mummy. 80 -, cs
Ticker. may b. obtained the Library corner OF Second
ave- and Eleventh at the Savings Bank No Jo broao~sy
Mclntyres Drug Store No. Ss Broadway corner oil Eisnt
eenths, and 1t Randopas Book Store corner broso"H
and Ninth Il.
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fertnres an0 meetings.

JOHN b. COUGH will deliver LECTURE
u at the Cooper Institute SATURDAY EVENING, Dec 3
O'Clock Peculiar People" This !; positively
be mad at the following Book and Music Stores Sheldon
Co. No. 335 Broadway Lockwood No. al Broadway; ..
Appleton Co.. Nos 443 and AS Rrosdway Charles L.
Jones No 8i3 Broadway; American Sunday School Union
No 500 Broadway; Beer Schrmer No 'Ol Broadway and
at Howe Ferry. No. IS Bowefy brenon No y" boweryi
cry; VIM H. Graft Gents Furnishing store No 248 bowey
and Chas Heard Co.. Dry Good. store, No. 3i Crsnd6
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lTAZTFTON RROTUERS.

HI ONEKSTKUNG, GRAND, AND SCLAht
PIANO-fORTE MANUFACTURERS,
No % Princest few door west Of broadway Newly on
Thess Pianos have always received the hTst premium whe
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty for '
years accompanies each Piano.
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A. NJ. MERvIN Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. GA and
ID es Broadway cor. Of i,h.st-Saes Of Book, Sta
nonery PietgIs. Wors. Of AT fasey Goods Ern.nss' &c
VALUABLE BO0KS-ln Theology and Biblical Litera,
ture acoecon Of tine Bibles and Prayer Books Standard
Miscellaneous Literature including many oil CHOICE hnsnsh
editions and variety Of Illustrated Books, &C. Catalogues
ready - .
THURSDAY ard FRIDAY EVENINGS,
December Let and 3D. at O'Clock. . .
NEW AND OLD BOOKS--comprisng valuable standard
works in nearly all departments Of Literature. As and SCI
enc.s udns Books and variety OF Ensisn
editions, &C Catalogues are now ready
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 4o5
B'way nearly opposite St Nicholas HoteiGEO. A. LA
WIT Anctioneer by j. h. Coolev Commitment. 'oncel
NREAT SALE of MUSEE FRANCAIS and
NJ MUsEE ROYAL. and COPPER PLArES-The re-
lNIFICENf WORKS or ART, MuSEE fkANCAIs and
MUsFE ROYAL, containing av Fine Plates tose1e'
with THE VALUABLE COPPER PLATES OF the .ains
dces.ed will be SOLD AT AUCTION to close the estate ut
the rooms EpxrSD oDGsos No Us haneery Lane Lon
don England Oh WEDNESDAY December ~ 1904
This & universally admitted be the most Interesting and
msghreut collection Of Enrsyings ever Pnbrhed 10 eny
county exhibiting does series OF such fantns can
never again brought togcthsr II embraces Va
eresne event only in the History OF France oHt OF n
rorr generally On and follow ing days MI Hods on
will also sell the remainder Of the stock Of the late MI Hall
comprising III. folowins book ~ qahss ana pIaS
Wofk. Tietnors Hist OF Spanish Literature; knlsh .
Shakespeare Doddrids.s EIpo,iior; Matthew Henry
Wort, Edwards Work. Gibbons Rome; Robertson .
Norss Mannds Botanic Garden, Coiored Plates WITH me
Cupp.r Paes aud Wood CUT the remaining st0cA and SoP
Der Plate, Of Ou.esys Travels IN the East the stock and
per the Coronation Of Geo. w. snf otef Nsise
frorerty The attention Of the American Book Trade Is IN
viteJ thu. the last opportunity 70 purchase the .op
Plates ands Ig. number Of eoPs, these Wor.' oidsI,
purchase should be forwarded by tody, nsninsf TOT
f,r,h,r paf,ieuar. apply to sTORRSN skDGWlCk Coun-
.eiors' sc.. No q Wsf.,. NewYors.
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200 VAN AMBURGH g. CO.'S S11
e)s)C MAMMOTH MENAGERlE, ~ X

200 VAN AMBURGH 81 CO.'S h1
e)e)C MAMMOTH MENAGERlE, III Il
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,
Nos $50 and 81 Broadway,
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A NJ. to 10 7. NJ
JUST ARRIVED,
JUST ARRIVED.
per ship 0oconda at Boston los days from CALCUTTA On eA
''"'''' RARE AND BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS,
ENTIRELY NEW IN THIS COUNTRY,
all Of which have been added 70 the 1880
UNPARALLELED COLLECTION
OF LIVING BEASTS AND BIRDS,
THROUGHOUT THE DAY AND EVENING
in the psatial halls Of the Mammoth Menagerie,
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGES
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY
are given at III a. M, and ~ p. N. introducing
EXTRAORDINARY tEATS OF SAOAClIf
by great variety of ~ ,.
ADMISSION ONLY rs CENTS.
No Half Price. No Free List.
WALLAcKK.,. ,..,s.,a. Comedy WEDNESDAY, y
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY,
SUPERB AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY.
COSTUMES 81 the reign Of William the Third
'iNN''''' AND APPOINTMENTS
A CAPITAL CAST!
THURSDAY-THE SCHOOL OF REFORM
sATURDAYoTO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY.
The very charming and fsyore Comedy,
RURAL FELICITY,
10 H. rehearsa and will shortly be produced a., n
An entirely NEW and ORIGINAL COMEDY, by MI. ~
Boucicault, Ia ia preparation.
Doors open a, Y Overture at =.
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CUMMINGS & JENNYS,

VI Musical profession and the public generally respect
fully invited 10 call and these justly oelebred IN
strens The manufacturers heretofore, determined
70 spare no eyeons expense ~ their constructors 70
make them the leading Piano Fores IN the country Manu-
fnctnrv And sal.roons Nos. ll3 and Us Walker..t.
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CTEINWAY a. SONS GOLD MEDAL

rINHE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. d c.
FISHER, the most liable Pianos made, with the best
modern improvements wholesale and retail Of moderate
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 4J5
ID wty nearly opposite ST. Nicholas HoteGEO A. LEA
WIT Anction~er by j. h.. Cooev Consismens solicited
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-13
+" Var is Disunion. !"

The political results OF the present year
are the most important in the annals Of the
world Never before have interests o. such
magnitude been submitted 20 The rnlers OF a
nation. They should be decided nol by sci
fish magnales, governed by ambition ard
regardless Of the welfare Of the subject
not by the leaders now welding the power
of the nation, which for four years they
have not ceased 10 abuse-but by The voice
OF The people freed from The yoke of iyran-
ny The PEOPLE, deeply interested in all
that concerns the national welfare, inleli-
10 Withstand the insidious dangers which
menace the Liberties of the country, and
threaten with servitude Them and their pos
teriiy. While an appeal is possible to IN
intelligent people, deeply and personally
interested in the event their intelligent
choice will decide the patriot need not
despair of the country. II is oaIy needed
10 eniighien the patriotic masses. Let them
once conceive the imporIance Of the Presi-
derlial election, and all will be well.
Under a monarchy the only hope OF say
ing The country from ruin would lie in arm
ed resistance 10 the ambitious officials who
are abusing power for lhe iuTherance OF
selfish aims, hGrIins them, by revolution,
from the position they have disgraced.-
Bat IN America, convince The honest mas
ses, ard arouse them 10 action, and their
omnipolent voice oveIlhrows with breath
the despo:ism which manacles free peo-
pie
What are The issues involved in the pend
ing Presidential election z # isnot ques-
lion Of this or that man to 6ll the Presiden-
tial chair; OF this party or that 10 hold po-
siiions of trust bui it is question wheIh-
ef The country shall again be prosperous,
or be overwhelmed in rui'l-whelher heca
;ombs shall continue 10 be sacrificed on Inc
altar of strife, perishing in vain, or peace
shall smile again upon The land, and har-
mony reign once more where discord now
holds sway. IL is question whe.her we
shall maintain the liberty achieved by the
heroes OF the Revelation, and emoalmed
by the sages OF The Republic in that noble
Constitution which gave the country two
generations OF peace and unexampled pros
pefiiy, or lose all constitutional freedom,
and be subjected 10 the sway of leaders
welding irres sponsibIe power. based on CO.
ercion and upheld by military force embod.
led in negro baYoneis. These are some Of
the questions Inc people are TO decide in
the psading election and that decision
viii not merely affect the destiny Of this