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sHERIFFs pRocEaM.a IRON.

WHEREAS it is by law made the duty
W Of the Sheriffs Of The different coun.
ties, throughout the State Of Ohio, at least
fifteen days previous TO any general elec>
tion, to issue their proclamation to the
qualified electors thereof; now in confor.
nifty TO said re4uisition, ], THoMAs BAIRD,
Sheriff Of Wyandot county. Ohio, do
hereby proclaim and make known, that,
the electors Of said county, meet at their
usual places Of holding elections. on the
SECOND z TUESDAY, OFOCTOBER.
next, (the 18th day OF said month"; and
then and there elect the following Off
ce RS, to wit:
ONE GOVERNOR. for the State Of
Ohio;
ONE REPRESENTATIVE to the
30th Congress of the United States, from
the district composed Of the counties of
Hancock, Sandusky, Wood, Ottawa, Sen
eca, Wyandot and Crawford;
ONE SEN.4 TOR TO the Senate OF
the state of Ohio, from the district com
posed Of the counties of Sandusky, Sene.
ca and the original territory Of Craw-
ford;
ONE REPRESENTATIVE to the
Legislature Of the state of Ohio, from the
the district composed of the original
county of Crawford, and also,
ONE COMMISSIONERS, for this (Wy.
andot) county.
/ And Whereas, by an act Of the Legis-
ia,ure Of the State OF Ohio, passed Feb
ruary 9th, A. d., 1881 it is further made
the duty OF The Sheriff at the time Of pro,
claiming the election, to give notice 70
the trustees of the different townships of
the number of persons to be returned as
Jurors from each township.
| The apportonment OF Jurors as made
BY the L'lerR OF the Court of Common
| Pleas to BE returned, is as follow:
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Given under my hand and seal, at The
Sherif's Office, in the town Of Upper
Sandusky, in the county of Wyandot
aad state of Ohio, this llth day Of Sep
iember, III The year of our Lord one
thousand eight hhndred and forty six.
THOMAS. BAIRD,
thrriT IF ". c. O.
.Note.-As nearly one half of the whole
number Of Jurors selected by the truste es
of the several townships in The county re-.
m in undrawn, the trustees in making their
selection should avoid selecting the names
If persons returned as Jurors last year,
as far as possible.
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Sale Of Real Estate,
By ORDER OF COURT:

Bt ORDEN OF COOR RAs
ON the 10th day Of October, A. d,
~ 1916, at one o'clock. p. Nj. Of said
day. at The door Of lie Court house, IN The
town Upper Sandusky, Wyandot Co., o.,
viii he sold to the highes, bidder, the
following real estate, as the property oil
Tobias Kneazel, deceased, 10 wit: The
northwest quarter of the souteast qnar-
ter of section twenty nine, in township
one south, in range thirteen, 10 the Dis
trict of lands formerly subject to sale at
Bucyrus, Ohio.
Trims Of Saie:-One third cash in hand;
tne fhird in six months, aud the zresidue
in one year, with interest from the day OF
sale, TO be seeared by mortgage on the
premises.
ADAM NIGH, .4dministrator Of
Tobias Kaeaxei, deceased.
Sept. IL, 1876. 6.--5l-4p.s
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REV. d. lllBBARD's
Vegetable ti-Bilious
F.AMiLF PILLS.

Tbey have proved ofthe greatest beneSs
IN relieving and curing obstinate and dan.
gerous diseases, where other remedies
have failed. The worst cases Of Chronic
Dyspepsia, Invcterate Cosliveness, Bilious
Cholic, Erysipelas, rheumatism, Nervous
or Sick Headache, and Piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also, Liver Com,
plants Of long standing, Ague, Bilious
Fever, Fever and Ague in all its forms,
Jaundce, Spasm Of the muscular coat Of
the bowels, Diarrh@a ,Dysentery or Bloody
Fiux, Cholera, and its promonitory symp-
toms, (of which hundred cases have been
cnred,) Mental Derangement, Nervous
Debility, Dsopsical Swellings, Numb Psl-
sey, Epilepsy, Apoplexy, PIeurisy. Worms
in children or adults, Fits, lrregularity Of
the Bowels, occasioned By teethiug or ir-
riation, Fevers, ,Whooping Cough, Scarlet
Rash, Hives Or Group, Eruptions Of the
Skin, Sec.
The Rev, B. Hibbard's egetable Anti
Bilious Pills are the best family medicine
in the State OF ONO or elsewhere. lsay
they are guod because l have fully tested
them, and found them uniformly successful
in a variety OF complaints. They are not
merely medicine, but look upon them
as my DocroR. Persons that have re-
commended them to say positively they
are the best family DocToR they can en-
ploy in their families, in all ordinary cases.
The Inhabitants of towns and cities can
little appreciate tue great Importance of
such medicine in new country, but lit
tie settled, and where there is not Doc
TOR in many miles of them, &c. &c.
MAY 3D., 1889. j. Z. BROWN,
Barnesvile, Belmont Co., Ohio.
have used IIibbard's Vegetable Pills,
in my practice, and find them superior for
bilious complaints and dyspepsia, to any
other have made use of. When they
can be obtained, would employ no other
for similar complaints.
DIR. MOSES. SltAFFER.
Wooster, Ohio, May 2, 1885.
For sale By
ZIMMERMAN 81 Mccoy.
U. Sandusky, July II, ls46.--44-6m.
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Treasury r,ular.--The Union dfSat
hrday evening contains the following cir
cular TO collectors and receivers In fela,
lion TO treasury notes, received ib pay
ment of public dues:
Treasury Department, Aug. %, lS46.
In all cases where treasury notes have
beeh, or liay be received for public dues,
previous 10 their being trahsmiited to the
department, the officer receiving them
will, be the mail next before that by which
il is intended to forward them, notify the
Secretary of the Treasury # such in'en
ton, stating a. The time the amount ofAhe
notes and description of them.
To insure greater safety, the notes
should be cut ia half, AMI right hand halves
irst forw a I'd ed--the left hand halves to be
transmitted after tie eceipt Of the first
halves have been acknowledges;
BY the mail next succeeding their trans
mission the officer will report to the sec
retary the fact ofsuch transmission. again
stating the amount and description Of the
notes.
Immediately on the RECEIPT Of any notes
by a public officer, care mist be taken to
comply with the former institutions ol
the department with respect to cadceliing
them; this lnust be done on the day they
are received, by pdhching two OF more
holes throiigL tile notes, avoiding defacing
the date, number, and fats 81 interest
and writing on the face Of each, in large
characters, ssCancelled by A: b., collec,
tor, &C. d., receiver" as the ease
mar be.
R.J. WALKER:
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CABINET SHOP.

VNHE Undersigned respectfully informs
= the citizens Of Upper Ssndusky, and
vicinity, that he is making every descriP-
ton of
CABINE T W.a RE
needed by honseholders, such as Bureaus,
Fables, Cnpboards. Bedsteads, Stands &c.
All Of which is offered at prices unusually
Low. for cash or approved trade. He is
also prepared TO accommodate on tue
shortest notice. all who are under the ne
cessily Of obtaining
FFINS.
He has 10 his employ sundry eEPerielided
workmeh, SO that persons wishing Il, can
be favored on short notice. His work is
also made in neat, substantial manner,
well put TO eetber, and in style not sur
passed in this section of country. go,
A. VALENTINE.
March 27. 1916. .-2s-if.
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DaNDy.--A thing 10 pansaloons, with a
body and two arms, a bead without brains
tight boots. a cane, white handkerchief.
two breaches. and ring on his little Ga-
ger.
CoouETTE A young lady with more
beauty than sense, more Accomplishments
than learning, more charms Of person
than graces of mind, more fools than wise
men for attendants.
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Murder ia a Bank.--The Boston Travel,
Ter states that man annoyingly thrust a
bill 10 the face of the President of one OF
the principal banks 10 st street, when the
President, with one tremendous blow,
killed the Intruder on esPst.=-No arrest
had been made. We trnst the murderer
may receive justice. not withstanding his
probable wealth and infucence.-Es. Pa
per.
Was be man or musqaito who had
the impudence to do thus with a bill! In
either case he deserved TO be slain. Stick
bill in the face of a bank Presidents
faith! What is the world coming to.--cm.
Ado.
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At Wholesale
N sANDUsKY CITY, OIIIo,
LocKwooD s GRAHAM,

HAVE JUST received their Spring
II supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye,s;utFs, Glassware, Sc, which
together with their former stock, makes
Que of the. most compleie and extensive
stock Of DRUGS TO be found 10 Ohio,-4
Their goods were purchased fresh this
present season, directly from the impor.
tiers, and at very low prices for cash.
Their goods were all selected by an ex,
perienced hand, and are well adapted to
suit This market. They wish 10 call the
attention of PHYSICIANS, Druggists, Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, Dyers, Painters,
and Clothiers, 10 their stock. among
which may be found
2u0 oz Quinine, 2bbl. Gam Gopal,
3 bhIs. Camphor, :" I" Shetac,
leo lbs. Cslomel, 5 cases Olive Oil,
100 Rbubarb, bbls. Glae. No. |,
100 {. Opium, 2 Caster Oil.
40 81. Morphene, Q Sweet Oil,
2N0 lbs Jalap, 2cask Lamp Oil,
300 /" Ipicac, 40 bbh. Tanners
500 ., Sup. Carb Soda,
700 I" Tart. Acid, % bbls, Tanners Gil,
S casks Sal. EPSON, 8 bbis, yellow ocher,
3 " Madder, (" Ven. Red,
so hbl. Dyewood, 3 /" Span Brown,
q +" Allan, . - Copal Yarnish,
4 Copperas, 10" Lamp Black, ],
10 Carboss Aciis, 400lbs, bah bark pwI
10 g Amo. Nitre, 400 African Cayene
300 lbs. Pink Root, 400 AN.
bale Senna, 4 case Bayrum,
10 case Paris Green.
And also many more articles too nii-
me rous 10 Mention, such as, the hne chem,
r
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Testimonials
OF fns EXTRAORDINARY EFrlcAcy
DIR. OSGOOD'S
INDIA CHOLAG UE

INDIA CHOL A G CUE:
In the cure Of Fcucr and Aguc, Chill Fe-
ger, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Re.
miaem Feuers, Liver Complaint, Jaun
dice, Enlargement Of the Liuer. enlarge
mem Of Me Spleen, and all The various
forms Of
Bill IOUS DIS e a S s.
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Cabinet and Chair
Making.
A. VALENTINE. J. MoRRisoN
T.4LENTIN'E g. MORRISON,


R ESPECTrULLY inform the citizens
- OF Wyandott and adjoining counties,
that they have commenced the Cabinet
Business in all its various branches, on
Fourth street, a tew rods north of the
Upper Sandusky Hotel, in the town Of
Upper Sandusky, where they intend to
keep all Kinds Of
FURNITURE
that is manufactured in this or any other
State. Having had long experience in
the above business in one Of the most
fashionable places in the country, they
feel assured that they can give general
satisfaction to all those who may favor
them with call, having purchased a
large lot Of materials, consisting OF Ma.
terlas, consisting of Mahogany, Hair
cloth, curlci bar, Sofa springs,and Hard
ware, and are prepared to make the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Pier Tables, Sideboard, and
Mahogany Bureaus,
Of different shapes and patterns, aud all
other Kinds of furniture in our line of
business; which we will sell as cheap as
any other shopiu the country, for cash or
country produce. Having On hand large
lot Of turned materials, we are prepared
to make all kinds of chairs, viz: Fancy
Upholstered Chairs, fancy Cane Bottoms,
and various patterns of Windsor Chairs.
A II those in want OF furniture wilIdo well
to give us call before purchasing else
for we feel assured that we can suit them
in quality and price.
Upper Sandusky, July 2, 1916. 42-tf.
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What are yon abonsl you black rascal.
Twice have you reused me from my soand
sleep to tell me that breakfast is ready;
aud now you have awoke me by attempt-
log TO pull OF the bed>ciothes! What fhe
dace do you meant sWhys massa, if 700
is'et goia TO git up. ] mus hab de sheet
any how, cass dey 'er waitin Tor de table,
clof!'
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NEW GROCERY!

TIIE subscribcr takes this method OF
u informing the people Of Wyaudot and
surrounding counties, that he has started
a Grocery id Upper Saudlsky., on the
Wyaidot Avenue, right oposi,e j. Nc.
Cuichen's Dry Good Store, where he will
at all times have a great supply of Groce>
ries, which will be sold as cheap as any
otier establishments will or can sell, this
side Of the mountains. His stock consists
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JonN 4. MORRISON, Recorder.

Of6ce in the post Office, in Col Hnber's
row where he may at all times be found
when moi necessarily absent.
serst 29th, ls45.
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LET BANKERS HEAR.

3 Ue.F NO State shall enter into any treat
y, alliance or confederation; 6 rant letters
of marqne and reprisal; coin money; emi-
bills Of credit; make any thing but gold
and silver coin tender in payment of
debts; pass any bill of attainder; expost
facto law; or law impair,ng the obligation
of contracts; or gi ant any title ofnob ility.
Section 10 ofihe Constitution ofihe Uuied
States
lnerer heard, and fh,pe shall neuer
hear any serious mention, IF a paper cur,
rency IN The state. Ido veriiy beiiue that
The greatest foes zoe haue in The world, could
not deuise a more e6ectual plan Of raining
Virginia.- George Washington.
i, will be in vain ,otalk ofpubiic creda.
until zoe reiurnto The pure unmired circuias
ton Of standard gold and sitoer John
adams.
Henry Clay on Corporations'-What is a
corporation, such as the bill cohtmpates!
| is a splendid association OF favored in.
dividuals tax en- from the mass of society
aud invested with exemptions and pfiti-
leges.
4 3
But all the corporations enjoy exclusive
privileges--that is, the corporators have
privileges which no others possesses; and if
you create fifty CORPORATIONS instead of
onei yoh have fifty privileged bodies in-
stead Of one--Speech Of The Hon. Henry
clay in the U. S. Senate, FEB, 2oth 1911,
on the rschdrtes efhe D. S. Bank.
Give the working classes an honest
government, freedom from monopolies,
and privileged classes, hard money, not
paper currehcy, for their labor. and all
will be well Jdcksan's last oords 10 The
american people.
sincerely believe that banking iastun-
lions are more dangerous than standing
armies Thomas Jefferson 10 John Taylor
May 2eih 1916.
Hence the reserved rights of the State
contained ii power to charter banks, with
DOW er 10 issue OllIS Ol CTeults dsh. Wnd'
is bank bill bit DILL Of credit! +. .Aadrett
jackson.
OF ali the coniriOances t5r cheating The
iaboriag classes qfmanhind, none haze been
more eftciuat than thai aohich detudeS them
Nth paper money. This is the most effect
uat Of inuentioas 10 fentitise The rich man 4
| feM wHh The saoeat Of the poor mans broao
| l-Daniet Websier in The L. S. Senate, 1882
l am not 6tnk man. Once IN my life
oas, aud Then they cheated me cal Of ecerg
dollar / placed in Lteir hands. Harrison'
Dayton speech,
1t is one Of the greatest humbugs evel
attempted to be imposed upon people
that there is not specie enough in The
world to answer allthe necessary wants
ofthe community. Shit out from cifcti
lalion all paper, and specie will flow il
Upon us as the tide.---4ndrep Jackson.
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+!
STILL LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
More Mcric0ns to be
Killed -!
FELLOW OLDIERS.

FELLOW SOLDIERS,
1t has been declared By us, and is
now announced by the Editor of the Pr
oneer, that we have received and are still
receiving voluntary reinforcements from
the North. at Head Quarters, in Upper
Saudusky, in the shape Of
Flour, Meat, Oats, Gun Fyiais,
Meat Ftsh' He,lng, Caps,
Lard, Potatoes, Crackers, Po,oder,
Cheese, Corn, ID. .apples, Sto: Lead,
SAT-, LIQUORS.
With these few volunteers and a few
more who will join is as soon as possible,
we intend to charge on host OF South
erners and Mexicans who have invaded
Dur premises in the characters Of
Rio Ce6ee, .4ikiads Of Tobacco,
Best Y, III. Tea, Camphor, Pepper,
NJ .. Sugar, .4tSpice, Clones
Loaf Sugar, Nuts Of all kinds,
.NotasseS, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Rice, Chocolate, Vines, Indigo,
Rasias, Figs, Nutmegs, Ales,
Cotton Yarn, a.: Brimstoae,
Ohye oil, Melee,
Castor OIL, pictoria,
Mustard, Snaf, Principe
Tarpentiae, and real .nenican
Nalian Fiddle strings, Cigars.
.Asafetida, Sulphur.
ALSO,
Always on hand for the accommodation
Of all those who live on the Reservation:
Earihen ware, Candies, Starch,
Glass Bottles, Matches, Pins,
THmbiers, Bed cords, Steelpeas
Ciothe & hair brushes. Writing paper, Ink
Thread, Razor S'rops,
Needless, Sharing Bores,
Padtocks, Combs, Suspenders, MimJles
Buttons, Pipes, Pencils,
Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce.
| Tomato Catsnp, Hb6ard's Pulls,
Saddters' T'acks, Purses & Waiieis,
Shoe Brushes, Backing,
and a variety Of other articles, which car
be had at all times by soldiers, at
HEAD oARTERs,
Corner Of Waydndui .Aoehne g. FJdh II.
U. S.4NDUSKY, o.
ZIMMERMAN & Mccoy.
Commanders Of Requirements.
! June 96, lS46.-4l-tt. t4
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1I.- From the Hon. VIM. A. fetch
er, Chief Justice Supreme Court of The
State Of Michigan, to the Agent al De
lriuI.
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.Hnn Arbor, Feb. l7th. 1912.

triot.
.fnn .4rbor, Feb. 17th, 1912.
Sir Having had repeated opportunities
during the last year, of witnessing the
salutary effects Of Dir. Osgood's India
Cholagogue, il affords me great pleasure
TO bear testimony III its favor, as an inval-
liable remedy in cases Of Fever and Ague
and Bilious Diseases generally. Many
cases have come under my observation,
of persons who have suffered for years,
who haze been Immediately relieved by
the use Of one or two bottles Of the Cho-
lagogue; apd / haze not knowh d single
case Where relief has not been obtained by
ITS uSe.
Believing that tie general use Of this
medicine must be of the greatest impor
lance to all persons living In those parts
of DIR country, which are subject to Dill
ious Diseases, | give it this general rec
ommendalion. Nor is the pleasure Of
this act diminished, by the fact that ! am
personally acquainted with DR.. Osgood
and thai have the most entire confidence
in him as skillful, experienced, and ju-
dicious physician.
/ remain respectfully your
IuOsl Oueuleul servant,
WIN. A. FLETCHER.
1AF From Hon. E. Farnsworth, Chan,
cellor of the State Of Michigan, to the
Agent at Dstriot
Detroit. March %, 1912.
Sri have made use of Dir. Osgood's S
lndia Cholagogue, and have had opportu
mites Of witnessing its saiutary effects
when used by others. believe II a most
valuable medicine for the cure Of Fever
dad ague; and also, that lis proper use
will prove aiost certain prspentiee against
its recurrence, 10 which persons who have
been afflicted with it are liable.
Very respectfully,
L. FARNSWORTH.
For sale at the Upper Sandusky Drug
Store, by q
jane 90, 1s4e.-4l-sm.
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Rio coffee, All kinds Of tobacco,
! n. o. Sugar, Cainphor,
Loaf Sugar, Pepper,
Y. II. Tea, Alspice,
Molasses, Gloves,
Chocolate, Nuts,
Rice, Ginger,
Raisins, Cinnamon,
Figs, Wines.
| Starch, indigo,
Candles, Fish,
| Liquors. Salt,
| Mustard. Bedcords,
SuDpler. Chalk & mason lines,
| Veniiiau red, Combs OF all kinds.
Salt Petre, Vermifuge,
| Caster Oil, Hair tonic,
Bears Oil, Horse powders,
Matches, Metallic polish,
Pins, Steel pens,
Soap, Writing paper,
Shot, Lead;
Powder; Caps,
Tar.
aud great lot Of oihef articles todsha-
me fous 10 mention.
BOors s. SHOES.
lie also will keep on hand great sup
ply Of BOOTS 81 SHOES. [home made
which he can sell cheaper than any other
est bl,shme NJ in Upper Ssbdusky.
Ailikinds of country produce taken IN
ANTHONY 3lNcKER.
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The Cheapest Magazine lii the world !! 1!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-09-11

Wheat. Oats, Corn. p ots stoes, I'D every
thing of The kind taken on subscription
at this Office.
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Henry Clay on Corporations'-What is &
corporation, such as the bill cohtmplates
| is splendid association Of favored in
dividuals taken from the mass of society
aud invested with exemptions and priti
leges.
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ONAF From Hon. E. Farnsworth, Chan.
cellor of the State Of Michigan, TO the
Agent al Detriot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-06

The Posi- OFFICE AGAN.-We are constantly in
receipt of letters from subscribers, assuring that
they never receive copy OF the Herald. The
complaints from those who receive it irreguarly
are :" in numbers nnmberless," but there are
many who never receive il at all.
Now we have been go long accustomed to this
annoyance, that we have at length brought our
selves to look upon it with all possible equanim-
ty, and with a stoicism sublimey philosophical.
We have entered into all manner of disquisitons
on the singular phenomena presented in the pre-
sent systematic Encouragement of the post-office.
Regarding most of these phenomena, we have ar
rived at toeraby satisfactory conclusions but
there is thing that still puzzles us, and that is
where do all the missing papers so to =? What be-
comes Of them? Who Gets them! To any one
answering these questions satisfactorily, we pro-
mise liberal reward-perhaps seat in some
State Convention.
1t has been suggested that the clerks and post.
masters appropriate them. But we would very
cheerfuly send the paper to those clerks and post
masters who are too poor to subscribe for it,
sooner than have our subscribers annoyingy
disappointed. If indeed, this be the true cause OF
the failure OF the Herald, we now give notice that
we will mail copy of the paper regularly to every
clerk or postmaster who has hitherto been in the
habit of appropriating subscribers papers, if
such clerks and post-masters will only send us
their names and address. We Furthermore pro-
mise not to peach, and to ask no questions. We
have made up our minds to endure this outlay
until heaven send us another Postmaster Gene
raj.
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Ma. LovHR-This gentleman gives his third sOi,ts
this evening at the Stuyvesant Institute He introduces
on this occasion entirely new entertainment, called
"Paddy's Portfolio" from which his audience will, no
doubt derive usement than the two first
evenings In the course of the evening he sings
Of his beautiful songs and illustrates his lecture IL
lecture may be called with flashes OF genuine wit and
humor. Mr.. Lover has recovered from the temporary
ndisposton which caused disappointment TO thousands
Friday evening last and his temperance this
ing will be sure to be greeted with hearty welcome.
LEOPOLD De MrYER.-Ths distinguished performer
upon the piano. has completed his arrangements, and
Wednesday evening next expect TO see the Tabena
Gle thronged by his admirers. The programme,
perceive is entirely different from any hitherto offered
and the talent engaged to assist him is Of the highest
der It will be the last entertainment in this city prev
to his departure for Boston, and of thousands
will avail themselves of the only remaining opportunity
Of hearing the great maestro.
TIE ALBANIA continues to be fashionably attended,
and the entertainments give universal satisfaction Miss
Hier has magnificent voice, and is rapidly becoming
a favorite. Her talent and becoming department will en-
her success. In addition to the usual attractions
those clever little trots the Misses Hardwick aged and
syears nightly ecitng applause by their excellent
singing and naive performances We hear that novel
and peculiar entertainment is in preparation, which will
create sensation the music Loving and pleasure seek
ing classes With such able tactcians Corbyn and
Loder the Alhamra must flourish.