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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

Many years ago the writer of this notice
and an invalid physician, while visiting the
Island of St. Croix for their health, expe>
rienced and witnessed many surprising and
beneficial effects Of the Rum there produced
upon many Of the invalids who we,e, like
ourselves, seeking health, and upon inquiry
and investigation, obtained full history Of
its medicinal virtues. He was delighted
and surprised, and determined to make 1t
the basis of Tonic and Restorative Medi,
cine. The result of his labors was glori.
Gus success for himself and suffering hui
manly. The celebrated Plantation Bitters
was thus made known to the world. Being
an article of real merit, founded on new
principles, and relying wholly upon the veg.
etable kingdom for its medicinal effects. it
worked rapil revolution in the treatment
of physical debility.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
. Crockery, &c.

A splendid stock of Crockery
and Glassware. Also Kerosene
Lamps, Oil Cans, Kerosene Oil,
Lamp. shades, Chimneys, "Wieks,
and extra Burners and Collars.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
Notice.

A settlement will be had on the Estate Of
Fl. N. Wertz, decd, on Monday the sth lay
OF February, 1859, and all creditors are re-
quired 10 establish their demands, in due
form of law, on or before that day. or their
claims will be barred. 0. S. WERTZ,
Jan. IL . It.. Admir-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
Valuable Property
FOR, SALE.

I will sell my lot in the village Of Frog
Level, containing Sbout Two acres, with {"
dwelling and store house, kitchen, stable,
carriage house, and all other necessary
buildings. The above is first class buSi-
ness place. Terms of sale, accommoda-
ting.
ian l3 D. MOWER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
IRISH POTATOES.

We are now receiving and will
keep constantly on hand good
assortment of Planting and Eating
Potatoes, at the lowest prices pos
sible.
LOVELACE & WHEELER.
Jan 132tf I. ~J~.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

The garrison under command of Major
Van Horne left our district Monday. 1t
is possibly the last that will be quartered
among US.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
C6llUhhI.

DIED on the 25th Dec. 1868, at his resi-
dence, near Mt. Gallagher, CHARLES SYKES,
Marble Mason, ani native CT England.
Though he had no relations in America, he
left friend to mourn his untimely lo's.
D. 0.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

There is some talk about a Govern
mert Cotton Bill, in which the Govern
men. is to monopolize the purchase of
all the staple, at stipulated price.
Baldcrdash! - Congress should be
taken OFT on two sticks
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
Stationary.

We keep Cap, Letter, Bill and
Note Paper, and Envelopes, Ink
Pens, Pencils. States and a small
lot Of Blank, Books, Diaries, &c. 81:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

All persons indebted to this office for
advertising, or job work, either As
sicnees or others, are called upon to set
tic uD before return day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT, District of South Carolins-
Elk Parte James A. Crotwell and Others,
In Re John P. Kinard-Voluntary Bank
rupt.
The Judgment creditors Of John P. Kinard
are notified to appear in the District Court
of the United States, for the District Of
South Carolina, in Charleston. on the 2sth
day of January, 1869, at II o'clock, A. L.,
case as they may feel advised in pursuance
of their interest, on which day said case 10
set down for hearing
DANIEL HORLBEcK, 49,.
Jan. IS 2 ct. Clerk y. s. Court,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13
CHEAP GOODS.

We are now receiving a large
assortment Of GOODS, all new and
fresh and purchased low for cash,
80 that we can offer inducements
to purchasers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-01-13

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28


BooRMASeOu TUESDAY morning the 18th inst Mrs May Hee,
Boouaau JsEs BoOrnAn IN she a"h year ." Ae
1 y and hepds othe family are respectfully invited attend
invitation. frdy Tie th lusS A. ~
O'clock a. rn from her residence, No 10 Washngonsqaare
COENELI-On Tuesday Oct 20 1869 Mrs Sabna Cornell aged 81
81 .,,.,5
b funeral on Friday % 1863 at y o'clock iroH her late real
acuce $50 West Twenty ionthsL
CORHINTp BroolIvn "wednesday evening Oct q Lizzie Scott
Rys. aud friends respectfully invited to attend
fo bs reTdenor pareus J't Safest on FRIDAY
afternoon At o'clock Remains w be taken TO Huntingdon l.
Dopp-A BLOOMFIELD n j. 26 Isaac d. Dodd' h D. aged 20
Vsi on P,v 2eb inst from the Presbvteau Church at
T.ls seeing at BIS late residence
on ta day previous the hour Of the neral service
IFECIA Elenyle T. Saturday Oci - EAiA Lsceh "doH
Of the late George Leech, aged d years
wsdoessv 2h inst Of rsuent fever Ca6.rns Arabta
daughter Of Walter and AbeA Lewis in the I'm ye' Of her
% and friend. Of the family are respectfully Invited attend
of her parents West NnetenthsL Remains VIII be taken 70
Philadelphia for ntermenL
IIylgGS "Wednesday 9th last Der residence No 20
West hy6ahss Cornes, daughter OF TIE late fhhP en Law
ne.tou OF Iivin gon Manor
Notice Of funeral IN evening papers
LOCKwOoD-Op WEDNESDAY morning Oct a. su'An VII" Of hA'ou
service. wall tax. place Friday Goth inst Car
rage, will be IN attendance friends on arrival oi p ~
tram a Greenwich.
P.TgRsoNSudd,nly Wednesday. 9th Inst George Psef'os
aged and 10 months -, -. -, a..
,onin.lsw David lusrsm. No OJ est IveniJ'iourih'I
sPRHCRR-Iu EewLoudon Conn. oct &C. 1902 Mrs. T. NJ sPneer
rrlct u the late Mr. AsA Spencer Of Philadelphia
Philadelphia papers please copy.
yooRHgEs-ou the 2sh inst voorhse' q Princeton
oeo on ThaAy afternoon Oct rs at his late residence rnnc
n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

For THE RELIEF OF THE BASKET VALLEY,
SULLIVAN COUNTY, N. Y. INHABrrASTs.-To THE CIri
zESs or NEW YoRK.-A fearful and destructive Hood
occurred recently in the above LOCALITY by which the de-
struction of life and 4 iaigs amount Of property
was the consequence, and has seriously embarrassed
many OF said inhabitants. To the citizens OF New
York who feel interest in behalf OF this humane
movement, subscriptions will bo received at the follow
ing business places, TO wit John Mob. Davidson Co.,
Safe Manufacturer No. Jl2 Broadway; MeLewee Put
nam, Manufacturers No. SCI Broadway; John Lloyd
Sons Real Estate Brokers, Nos and Nassau-st and
WIN. @. Leask < Co., No. 500 Broadway up stairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
TILE SITE or TRADE.
nnMRsTIc MARKETS.

UUNBNIIU NAKhEIN
FEaycsco Oct Advancing sales at - ~ go %
heavy Wheat weak a. 81 910el " "f s''V
Cbore Legsl Tenders. 7Gt
Hov,tT a. or 2Coton with better stuck ofsriug
,s go bales; Mltngs 2 receipts 4 bales exports SKI
bales
sae 800 bales rcep 1886 bales eIToa to Havre SIS oaA
or higher Al 63d64c aud prime ga PoE de-
se Mes. a. Bacon retailing for Shoulders and Gle for
C b and Clear sides Cured Hans held at lc Other sr
ees are unchanged Gold 1915 Sterling Exchange, lt heNoA
Sqbt Erchauge, parli per cent discount
AUGUSTA Ca Oct 2rbe Cotton market closed aetSe ost ge
2da4tc. 90, -.
Ca Oct 2sCottOn closed trmi reeePe Ss Oe'
saes bales. MidliIngs, 2ac. ...., -, n,
CBARLRsroN c. Oct ICotton closed quiet BAT eAy s OF
t00 hsi-s. Mpdiugs 25c.; receipts. s54 bslea
WfvrNGroN n c. 2.Spinz Turpeutiue are shade bet
sales Al t2I 6le Ron quiet; No 80 50 Crude Iupentne
stelv AZ 81 rs Tar 81 There better ieeng IN Cot
koEyoLE Va Oct 27Cot,ou-Recepts to-day 1880 bales En-
ports oastwse bales: sales bales Low hdding, 2tl9@a
The mara Fl closed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
Appieton's RntiOnRi Railway Caido.
ibe ko,eiHief hstsbsr Ali H. ready
THIS DAY ar IOAn

lhlc DAl At 10
toST,Srsi
PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL SEPTcH OP TiIR nov
Ana PACkBN. ikkSiDkNr OF TIM LkIli0u NAbIbF
RALN Az. with Phreno ofirsl .u~susa rbsrsrirr ~
Illustrated
H. AHEw LARGE RAILWAY MAP Og TnR USITKD STATES
AND Tllk DOMINION OF CANADA Which rrprrsrAis5
oil the rail also raisa ifoa
Pbiade phis Chirsgp Cluciuhst ard aysthsr
hsp ofthr Uton ard CrHs Paeife R.ilvsJ tsl CosReA
RnHs apd Omaha % Sserawrute IN S-s fraurisea
III IMPOkYANT INSTRUCTION no RAILWAY TKAyHJRFs 10
Purchasing trkeIs checking bsggs. Sassy e
tables. rHls az maps &c.
w OEB HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS defneaiisT Ne -
tavel Sauth. ksSi korh. " uhch AN ~
found the uIHe -tAh.r pl The ruales represented
v. MONTHLY ACCOUNT or RAILWAYS AND TbbR Pro
VI AHsCD0rEs AND NCrDByTs or TRAVEL
VII RAILWAY TIMETABLES TO DA ~ 81.
APpLEroNs RAmWAY GufBr Ttis uersue nsrths
visitor bas isl We usual Cad uT Undressing sd
strnrti,e pndrceors ~ unstsbe ~ eaFelt a.
ranged and prst-d clear eeisie type Ia essas
miscellaneous Articles vard ant rtcrhent To be
travelled merchant busBs Lui the GUIDE nen1 that
Is Indispensable u aot mrasy l""Anr rHr 'spf
Ike Of would b. nlstors Sn u'a g. iske 70 as
DO ths advertising aud areby puhi hat an hoaf SCI Ssba
eAed puhess repre with uofnstsH that sh tbsud sues
sosihn about aud useful ad urlo~me ~ m nr 10 ihsHssh y
sgnt reader. Harper The Atlantic Ha'
~ IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRAvRIRRs-Be pAriesis,.
md that APPLkTONS RAILWAY GUIDE" canbs
oaBd M the phrepAi iooksres book. periodical ssd a~wssDs
hotels tcke.ace and rau Of the uaitS Ssas
nd the Canada ID. APPLETON a Co. fuhlshfTs
EoA 81. ~. and ~ GnstsA
Nv. Is @ M(-Yow hibsr psd yoselsr day
'sed Bat you susdiste great less other sss
Do come or write at once Address bin B.nOS Nevada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

them my views on the impending election hut crcun
beg Ond my control forbid my presence and hence
these lines. You know, Sir, that have always been a
member Of the Democratic party aud still adhere 20 ",
but canHUt hnd reason Ia This that could fOrDh e
20 lay before yOu free and clear posi-
BILE my views Of the position that occupy the present
effective manner ia winch yon can aid Ia the election o
one OF comrades M arms to the Office OF Secretary
or State. You are right. and my sympathies Win
Won In this Franz gel Is able and worthy. his charac
Ter private and public, II without stain, and he hir
therefore, the requirements ana qualifications OF that
great and hOnOred statesman Thomas Jefferson aud do
JULIUS KoRS
THE DUTIES or INSPECTORS.
TO the BdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Either the incompetency, indifference.
or absolute connvance OF least twOthrds Of the Re-
publican inspectors Of Registry and Elections make IL
50 very easy to perpetrate fraud in this city that do
not wonder that the Democrats It, have
little doubt that there persons registered In this
city already who are not voters. aud probably three
times that number will be registered on Friday and
Saturday. Now do not wish To say that the inspectors
could prevent all Of this but do say that by promptly
and encrgetcay dschargng their duties, they could
prevent much OF IT, Inspectors arc not chosen for their
competency and energy. but for the strength they are
supposed 10 be able and willing to bring the "ring
who "run" the District Associations; and long rs
this system exists long will IL be easy matter for
Democrats to poll fraudulent votes. In the XVIIIth
Election District OF the Twenty first Ward repeater
registered the following names; VIM Taylor: NO, Sd
FOurthaye.; ThOs Simmons, Nc. 400 FOurth'aVe.l
and Theodore Nelson, No. $50 Fourth-aye, ana
was not asked single question by the Inspectors except
the names The attention OF the Inspectors was carl
10 he man when lie signed the fret name, Taylor aDd
they were then informed that he was repeater put
they took notice Of the matter ana PAID no attention
when be came q second and even third time. The in'
specOrs should least endeavOr TO ascertain now long
the person offering TO register has lived In his present
residence and when he appears to DO foreign, some in
qNiF C,, ' FSr Oct &c a. 1855 Az OBSERVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
MARRIED.

BoYNToSSMTT-Ou TUESDAY g. at the residence OF the
hnis pareats By RI Rev. A. Lteohn Bishop Of l@ue
Island George ene daughter OF Ira Smith, IT, al Of
Brooklyn.
NoHRIS-UsT FTELD On TuesiAy 81 James ~ K
church Ns Brupss,ck n j. by Dr. Tdany Mr. George
Mo-r. apd Florence T. daughter Of L. H. Hatfield. eiq
New Jefsev papers please copy
the resIeucs ofths brides parents Tues
d. nerug the 25h by A. H. Gesner Theodore NoI"u
editor Rbnebeck Gazette and Sarah j. daughter 0 Li"eAes
&. Fowler. ESQ. Of West Farms n !.
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn the 2h list by the Rev
NJ H1trbp, At the residence j. g. Voigh the BRIDES uuee
n Quacksnbush city Lmms kede Of The iorner place
No cards.
GOWR-TOW NSESDAt PoughkeePe oct % 1899 BY Rev = b.
Wheeler D jacob Rowe Of Poughkeep'ie, ~ l. 70 ms
Hottie daughter % the late Hon Elijah Townsend LADranSs
h. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

Patrick Carr of North Seventb-st., Williams
bnrel yesterday fell from the rocks OF Forty
aud Firsi-ave and dangerously injured Frederick
Drarr OF No 355 Fifthst while conveying the wounded
man 70 the East Thirty fthst Police Station fell from
his truck at Thirtyninthst. and F1rstave. ana the
wheel passed over left shoulder, causing serious III
tfHEHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
SuttiaI Nctius.
pha,ou,. "Viraiia - Or, salvation for the Hair.

PLaIou,s .'ViraIia 80 Or, salvation for the hair'
Por RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL coLoR
PuALoNS "yITALIA" oilers utterly from all the dge'' col
and Tr.son" % 10 totally disreni P'in'
p, "a lmpd fragrant perfectly innOcaOus prseiPi'issi no
md, or matter requires shaking and communicates
no stain to the or No ertaiA necessary to COZ
zeal Il, forbid sppe.r.nes for the simple that not aTOid
4. all in.suh and purpose, DISCOVERY in Toilet ChsuH'
70, al. h, al druggist. PHALoS a SON, Eex.rOtE
IN niemOrinm!
A. r.lr s.tug of the Nsw-Yar Cooperative Building bes
held their hall ZIG Bo~ery honu Ia
Forbes and bot were Appoin,eu sd up-
dr. resolutions deep regret a. e r.l
expected death John W. Farmer, ooe Of ths eane'" NV"
H. so.a1 ,ostops were drafted the Comne upahn'
sdoptsd by the meeting aud hteulso ordered 70 DO Pa
N S S., pIsssed the Almighty rom ear |
esteemed nd bensfaetcr JoA W az as uoTkss
ethars 10 whom Is ennently due the lasing grA'"1e
porSo.. in action Oeev.s their condition. ever I ~, Tss
s.Se.d Tor hmsei the proud uls Of PhGeaiAr0P'@ ND ~ "
as,se.ed Sh o., me h,n,f.tsr aud founder Of ear Asoei
don Sho.- name shall stand the heaa Of Az sssA S
the Founder OF Fir Of Alo he~ rnS SsSSSho a. veil
We are s| uSSsi benefited aud er0SGH upon The S~
ofadspssdeurs - and regret sud.rOuI heartfelt thanks Ia
49,. ~ ,"S t.miis. - veil by ourselves a.,
rse Lord Of Grace r4l b" fpWiS H. aILIIKGToS President
F..scn W NVHEs, 1ressarssi l,..
u,srran FoREks. TTasteei fCo@mit@s
n,isar \ KLL0rr NeePresGen,i)
G. " C. DHEuER sssre'Ar. ..,;,s ILL n. held On neg,
| NOics 10 ArahrA- " q1'' N~s ~
Monday evening Nos ].
" nrnia former Superintendent DAhCohA, No 81 SlHsa,s
MIA FtEs ssifUR ALrkRNIIoh" "Sa rec "-"' '- WV"
wsi 9desA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
POLITICAL.
NETWORK REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

NETWORK REPUBLICAN STATE TlCkET.
~ Seorsiary Of Stat. FRANZ Sltbh,
-, 600 HORACE GREELEY.
= <,,., q,,,-,l MARTIN L. TOWNSEND.
-, - THOMAS 1. CHATFIELD.
o., g., T,i,,,r WILLIAM Ii. TAYLOR.
~. C,,,I Ca,.,,i,,lg,e- ....... STEPHEN T. HAYT.
"a. 80, J,.,s-tor. ......DANIRL ID. CONOVER.
Az, y.t,,s Of N, Court Of LEWIS u. WOODRUFF
5ppssls. ...................{ CHARLES mASON'
Election Tuesday, Nov. 2.
DO NOT PAIL TO vOTR
FOR THE AMENDED CONSTITUTIONS
ssrsssSf ruE PROPERTY QUALIFICATION FOR CoLoRLo
MEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

Crent ,Inny PEOPLE months would have said that
y never any kind upon their food because they never
could s place OF hno gravy
on m,s spd 6as relish But these ~ being educated most
r,pidly 10 eat and admire the Halford Sauce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

The Trophy Tomato the best largest the smooth
esi.t heaviest and rerV early.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28
TnIitiraI Rutitts.

Republican General Committre'-hAh0Oi'n 'oA,
,,T.rPr IN meet THIS EVENING CThursavl 90 a. -
k Al Headouarers corner TwsHysecoudst snd Broadway
A H. KExoH Secrrtsry GEO. B. VAN BRUET' Chairman.
The Presdenu various Assembly Daes Associations arr "
x,,,d to attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

There apprehension the mnds nsny thai stem a
Watch complicated and liable get mar
be the case Oiobst It With those wa
The simply key held Is place. consoles
VIII Tie Tuugug part Oths watch sbatever bat abough simple
s eoss,rusoa rssE.<b the most elaborate sSd perei
ehiper required produce psrs which form this stisos
n.ut and no expense has been spared sasutu article uk
shall represent perfection Of American adustry.
The Winding made BY the Americas Wieh Con
pauy are higher grade tbsa OF the watches hees
made BY H. and are shape best adapted for gsSises
U.s. The movements uniform and guilty ssd the
brace every pattern nov 10
We have on large assortment ard ssss v and is' al
70 call aadeHamns thsnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

ON to Victory.
MASS NETTING ~ MI = A Ts T a.
DEMOCRATlU Union ana 1h h; 1919 sSJ Frs,sr. oo
EvESo Sc e , =. s 70 d Ssu5 III s
following speaAsrs viii address i6e meeting u s,,rTH
Ss S SGs 4 j. NITGEBuET H.. coz,
k MCaSsD y Mathews f2TnS william ]. jESsgr-
FRANCES R. PURCELL. RIcHARD oBRILS.
WILLIAM A. BOYD and many Other&
By order Of the Association
LAMPS A. BoURKR PETER WOODS
p1StII Rn NITTiiRwS BRYAN McyAHOS
''i'i Trades Union Democratic uuioe-
eeIns q the hepqSe%os Of he cy efsR% Hts
EYESEG ats O'clock. M the purpose OF ra'ng me STATE Oo1e"
and 4 The Hos ErFT$ ANDREWS sx c.Gt ErcEEE ostA
and other eminent speakers viii 1d .1 NstTLis p
S S,Tssv f s1Ey.HT' s'eet,Hs.
njon Republican Association TwenIy first Assembly
DsIrctA meeting sl be held At Wa9ns'Ss hs, ~
tween S Fb 11S EvsSSG @ sh S, at Ssss Zoe he
purpose Oir.n1 the 1aSOsoS e AhEX4SpkEy YS
wM HAw r and other good 'peaAs' ~" 1a't ,sTo est
ciaiion viii meetings At DeHi! Hall ocoad s' 49,,
pSS St r. ftsD osS o. and MoSDi
The will Immediately ,'s5 o ~ S St.,
S S;sss,, . ..;s. IT, iss,..'ds-
The worI.ingmen's independent Kcpuet'osn tns vi
sixth nsts IsS' aHS 80, b.ss ,c 20 An rs. opposed
HOEACE GREELEY wokngan Tread WI Hl'sss ..e aeruuE
DENIS b. SULLIVAN CbRi JonN sAAi seey' 'AAS "Ns~
Treas
,S,h Assembly Dist UaiOn Republican ASS sciaion-
Nssrnc Foussyr. IhlkSbAl ~ lfNlNo Oc, "a
RUFUS ANDREWS. csuh4ste Tor seAAto' ana hO~NN H. b'""'
rsndS.ts Ear Assembly viii sp~af
,Ieepg Of the Electors of tho Enth Sesntsrint
Eighth. Ninth htreuth Eh Ssseenh eA
Foureen,hst on the srensg 81 us sI 5: sos A'' '
IT, terminated Tor seSasr =, ssd BS'nsI Nah ys c,u.
n B. Cons Sixteenth Ward. Secretary. .
With senatorial DszscE
vuEb Ixth XVIII, aud XSih Wsss-
rSIqED REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FOR SENATOR.
........ JACOB SHARP
Regular RepnbltuRs Nonsnsu
FQR MbMBs, OF ASSEMBLY, NNls. h1NTRteT.
tiruL ALBXANLkk rhAIh
Seventh senatorial DsuSsI
REGULAR REPUBLICAN fIOAI SATioS.
FoR SENATOR.
RUFUS ANnRERS
UnlIed Repsblisaa Nym.nstisz~
For Assembly XVIII pstTct
RlCEARD n, LttIL .
UsiIed a.pablleYY ~, Nam ion. , NJ
For ASomblI. IAtb DIST ~,
JOHN n. COSTA. --.
Union Republican hen,isailsss
TWENTY fiRSI ASSEMBLY DISH
FOR MBMBkR OF ASSEMBLY,. kOBskI y sk0~&-
seventh Asss1s9y Dls sI.I f .rss Ware
| FOR ASSEMBLY,
| CHARLES Il. SHAY. -----rf
| seventh AssonbIy DisIrict.--AsSs@r lu'"a h'p"N-
AAN"A' PoR AssEaRIY
| CORNELIUS VAN COff ,,xs,N Ch,a.
! JIsnJ. C.ss"Gs. Scs" e@SS a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-28

HOWARD Co.
JEWELLERS AND SILvBRSMITHs.
No sls BROADWAY NETWORK.
$50 800 saved TO Railway Conpanie-'
Tn. cost Of Supplying Railway Companies vita tie
old Style reversible baggage cheek. road Of
100 stations and thea IMPBRPEcTLY sD9So ~
Cost Of suppJhs, the road PRRFEcTH VIII the
THOMAS SAFETY BAGGAGE CHBcK...... aS"o
saving to the Company Of................SJ iso51
See November number Of APPLBToES RAILWAY GUIDE
W. W. sharpe g. TO-,
(of the lass Cru OfJSy. Coe b Col
will continue the
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY BUSINESS
""' TRIBUNE BUILDINGS
ESTIMATES and all other requisite infornstoa iOrs
JuDIcGoUs SYSTEM OF AOyBRTIsS1
ssrti.hsd on .pplicssiou WITHOUT CHARGE -
Trees and shrubs.
a PARSONS s. Co,
EVERGREEN AND DBCIDUoUs TRBEs.
., ,,mD.,r. form and r.roosd For Catalogues. Sdrsss a.
Ladies' Furs.
i,ye, and attractive assortment comprising ever article deasA
STYLES TO PLEASE THB MOST FAsFIDtoUs
Prices to meet the present order Of economy
wARNOCK Co. $40 Broadway.
Watches and Jewelry Repaired
p s,e,s, worsmeu GRO ALLEN. as Broswa sesr be-
Low Cansl and Broadway between Twenty and t"rn9
eFhtb.sts
AA-US Fire BxtinguisheT, same as suPpned to 90, N,.
Yot fire Department Always ready Tor instant No
Of worthless tnVrHIonA T. ~ rim Dali
GUISHER Co. No 8 Dey-st, n !.
Post-Ofice Notice Mails or Europe "a TH9RSOAlt
will clese this OGre at " n sne
AT The Stations follows. viz: AMI y l'45 n s1a " ~
NJ An0 T. i'''' 49, A'' P. a. JONES, Postmaster.
no nj eIf,,s another part q us sprr
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rih taH
name and address.
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stem-WiRdins
wALTHAM WATCHES
MORE DURABLE,
MORR RELIABLE.

MORE DURABLE.
MORR RELIABLE.
MoRB ACCURATE
THAN ANY WATCHES OF FoRHGE MANUFACTURE
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VTR DISTRICT REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CON
vKNTION.

The Republican Senatorial Nominating Con
ventiOu Ion the Fifth District ~ which Hugh Gardiner
Is Chairman and Alexander N. EagesOn Secretary a. an
ADJOURNED meeting last night received the resignation OF
Charles T. Shaw. whom thcy had previously Nominated
and VA. W{hdawe from the canvass Tor the purpose OF
cOm6Iyug thc entire BewlbUcau vote OF the district
uV0a itc0b bnarUe who Is be uOmincc OF the other
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The following IL an extract from u letIer
,,r,t,ep nv Mr. Julius Korn prominent German Demo
at Of this city, addressed to julius stahl President oil
the Arrangement Committee of the German veteran
sce Campaign Cub, and published in The Wee Yorker
yo,up AZ OF the 27th:
DEAR sra have received your invitation 20 take part
40 ~ ,scting ot tho Veterans TONIGHT aud " lay p1Ioro