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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-14

Q9wERY rHsATRE.-FsIDAY EyENISo FEBRU-
G u: .S.s Del o.
en:';s m Ssan soo rS% Ias
m s ss t cfH s h nay E sGassa
drew coIeuss Mr. Wnans Nsasis Mrs D'1 w.eos
Bsnsss Mrs ra,oadsy csptsn kIando NJ Stevens
orchsstrs Boxes so cents Doors open at halfpas six
DURroN's THEATRE CHAMBERS srRsEr. RsARoF
@ly Ba ,1 sss, syssps Fss llss VIII ss PLAYED
Ss.is. Tssn. Mr. saas Lady soxarsy 6Ess%S Ess
IiETxN-Dr oiispod. Mr. Bart"s; Sir Robert ars%5ie,
ss cops M asnas RSsSr
TAI Mrs Hughes Boxes Dress Circle AID Parqaette 5os
ssat. 75c Doors open at to begin .. o'clock
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET. NEAR
~ Roosevelt cents Pit ~. cents. orchsst,a
ls q m 1 aS Ma,
San, asa MtA4sws Mis- r.
STRUCK YANKEE Chunk. NJ. c. Z. Locke; Capt.
s fSsrf,
Mr. H. Brandopi His Satanic Majesty, Il. Seymour.
BRo.gGH,Abs LYccEga, BsosDwAy NEAR sgooME
prss 20 1sns o,,hss,ra Seat, 81 Private s.
sssR & rs
IN raE Ps sesS the s sa
PsEIa s ~ Taer To- Be fo.ssd y
sisS lie wSsips fsssfS S1as
the farce q wILFGL aGsDER Consul Mr. Taylor .'A
RRoUGnAMs LYoEUA-owENs rAREwELL BE-
y n.ht and lat appearance j. Z. Owens spsctfuy
"a sS%
excellent will be presented comedy
In which Miss Mary Taylor Kate Horn, Mrs. Vernon,
iaS vi" Mss sf SEs s II e.
Marmsdute Mouser. Mr.. Owens; Betsey Baker, Mrs..
Broushap Singing, dsncing. &C. Concluding with the
WORLDS FAIR, Columbia In the Clouds, ia which ali
the world appears Ito take an intersst).
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM sQUARE-aho
Boxes so Stage seas N cents Boxes rs cents Par
quet @ centsEegant Saloon performances every After
neon o'clock and in the evening At half psss7 The en-
tertainments varied and select and
Loas Female Ehiopisn Opera Troupe numbering dfseen
performers being the largest and At the time the
tsts who their beauty and asare and Who
personate number Deautul tableaux taken the
Girls who through variety nsth and deI-
tery; Madame Rosaline the only Female Jasgler Tie
Of Marble ststusry in the world to
geher with variety interesting performances every
pANoRAnA OF THE PILGRIMS PRoaREss.-PAR.
others and in order to allow ali to Panorama
cents On "Wednesday and saturday afternoons ohildren
will DO admitted ct half Descriptive catalogues l
way. Doors open 1t ,. to commence att o'clock.
T,HEoDoRE EIsFELD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
to his friends and the public that his Clas-
seal Quartete sorees win take place at the Hope Chapel
ing 18th instant, which occasion he will be assisted by
Mrs. Laura Jones. Mr. Otto Dresel Mr.. No. Mr. Reyer
and Mr. Eichhorn. Bee small bills.
GATHERS CosnoRAMAs. CoRNER or BROADWAY
eollecton Of views Europe Minor syria
as sbs ssa MSc and Arsss will BE exhibited
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~ Nv YORK AND rPTLADgLPHfA-NEw YORK
aae fhiiaoeiphis drec'.-Unifei states Nail Lae.-
aroe - ~ - hours via ssw Jersey Railroad. Fars
80 4. from fsot Of ceartlandt e. "a a.
- - ebi z. w.. from fSa, oi liberty str-st. Leave
$3.50 ~. at Ssad0A ". snssP n, IRON sss toosoi
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REMOVALS.

IL EAovAL-BuD3nN 4 ROBERTSON HAVE RE-
moved from No. ff Pearl street. to their n.V No
~ boadvsy Joining the Howard aoss where thsv
ho oIenrg large and eegsnt stock OF staple and fancy
GOODS tnited To toe Senherh snt Wessra trade which
theY oner on the most favorable terms.
X khOVAL -PFElFFER n FRANCKE. sANUFAC-
- turing ieveller have renewed from 3 Couftiandt
70 re ~ Couttandt, corner OF Gresnsich streets
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHTFC-spRTro AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT
wholessle-we would call the attention Of merchants
Visiting New York for sprng purchases 20 stock Spring
and Summer Clothing which for extent variety and excel
nc OF manufacture and STYLE s much superior TO that q
any tcrmer season and feel assnred the sppr
patton Of clothing dealers all sections Of the
one OF the trim visits periodically tho Gurpean
hes purchaser rely having s the sest aud beet
styles ot Foods made into garments In we'll known ele
snee 81 hsth snd ~ prices much lower than houses Who
cepenc solely on this market An Inspection Of stock
fore purchasing elsewhere IL respectfully solicited ~
We are now prepared fer the largest demand Tor
oiethns OF every description, at the lowest treea
ID. n =. DEvLiN,
- and rs John street, corner u Nassau.
ChsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies or gentlemen having superfuous Clothing
Iuniture gewelry etc. 70 dposs o. can obtain fair zach
Ice TOT the same BY sending the sutsctr st his reel
aenee, ny note or appointment N COHEN, 81 Reade
street. M stairs Ladies attended Nv Mrs Cohen.
/ tDlIs OR GENTLEMEN DEsIRoUs OF CoSvgRT-
ing into Dash their superuous ehsc.e. such cast of
costumes firearms furniture watches and ewelry
VIII ottaih rom se sutssi atty cent than here
ot0Ke receyea ~ through the post otherwise
fsAAC q. LYON, No. 2 Wall street.
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FINANCIAL.

RANK OF THE EErRoPoLIs-CAPIrAL sleoon
The looks OF subscription 20 the capital stock q
this bank will be opened BY COMMITTEES Of the Di-
rsctors, At the Office " Ward CO. No. 81 Wall street in
the city o. New York Tuesday the lsh Februsry
met from ten o'clock A. n. until three o'clock ana
VIII BE- continued for ten days unless the whole
sha be subscribed An frstament Of ave per
viii he required 10 be paid at the time The
directors W. '' "V"A" "
James MCCALL Daniel q puier
usnry Spydam, junior Edward q. fsile,
wilson q. Hunt, Lewis u wilson.
Miham W. Slote, Benry 4. Pierson,
benjamin sherman, Joha steward, Junior,
btnry q bowen, Ionsthsn n Raustm
georse kottrts, Charles N. Booth
Horace b. Clshin, 4, Robertson Walsh,
Dated New York, Fsbruary Ia. ISL
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CALIFORNIA.

vI'o SHIPPERS TO csLrrosNIa.-THr ADVERTISER
hss artice fcsrec and much wsnsed Ia
crnia NJ ~ leht aud portable sells qack AND a. very
great prohts and o demaad unlimited Taose dereus Of
will % we'll 20 op A. The on street
shsrs the article and terms will be made hnovn.
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PUBLICATIONS.

TINS GREAT B0Ok rs NOW RgADY-sTANFIELp
Ha Historical romance, BY j. ~ smith rs1., au hor
Of TIE JeFuL The Siege Of Colchester &c. This
Powerfully written fiction Embraces the exciting
Enods q Engsh hlsory. the reign Of the Buebs
hsnry VIII The hsh dramatic int Of the pst the
vsopsen's of COrrt inrgue IN love and politics. the Pc
" ard ndy nturcs q the hero aud heroine Of the Dy
rapid uninterrupted u the narrative which
bsa the reader with ~ and render him actual
OF the emy scenes Of that stormy stamp the work
one Of the greatest historic and hvaro romauees which
have appeared since the DAYS 81 Cir Walter Scott Th
has Teen in course % ruhcson in the London Jouru,
more than yesr pat The last te,mer having brousht
over The completion, IN is rutisheS beautifully u
trated by W r. RCEss CO. az Ann street. For sale
by all cheap Booksellers in town and country.
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WANDA PANTHER. WHO WILL lSyEsr
w $50 10 travelling exhibition, which ~ ready
% start immediately aud which comprises three exhibitions
IN The 9ruer nced onl door keeper and aFent
and ecee n lieu bali % the profits fer three months
AddrtssJ. W. q Hc'aid Once.
WsNrED-A PARTNER, wTTH q Casa CAPITAL
" ~ ten thousand dollar. The undersigned has god
tnnss and otatnn IN West street. out, extension OF
business. address A, this Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN MUsEUM.-soLE LESSEE AND MANA
- ger, Mr.. +. y. Kent.-Beneft Of Miss Hsthaway-The
PerfSrmsnse to eomneace with the burletta Of FRENCH
Miss Hathaway. Songs Dances To
clude with Norton farce Of sLASHER AND CRASHER
-Slasher. Mr.. Y. N Kent.
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EMPRESS AGEscIEs.

~ ARNDEN'S EXPRESS FOR NEW OBLEANs AND
II sote-An goods entrusted 70 our Tor New Or
leans Mobile Or ctes sdiacert will he Forwarded with
rrrnptnees ard despatch ty every steamer our
Burns. Con vcs n Co. 81 Camp street. New Orleans.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PUBLIC LECTUR Es

MR.. HENRY JAMES FOURTH LECTURE WILL
l taie place this (Fridayb evening, at the stuyveant
Institute o'clock suhject, The Past Chur
Christianity in the Letter Tickets sc 10 De had ~ the
door.
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NIBLo's GAKDES-IN CONSEQUENCE OF A
domesti, calamity. this establishment - closed ua
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1TR BHoADwAy, BETWEEN GRAN AND BRoogR.
white front h:us. s tie great central DEPOT Tor the
most celebrated and genuine rateat incidence kel-
fingers Eniment and Maric Fluid for the hair; Hyatts
Life nasam, scfenehs Pumonia syrnr DR.; 6rays utsra
tive MIXTURE, Hutohings, knapps Bbbards, Peeks aud
Blates Biter rownend and Sands parlix quart
bottles Brandeh aad the celebrated washing Pills. and
Manhattan Plssters. Or. has beyond doubt estsbthed
that he has the only article that will restore the hai soi
TO tuit all circumstances Large family bottles at S ~
dozen, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-14

NEW STRING GooDs-JAMEs BECK h Co, M
An rorter Jobbsrs and Retailers 355 an $50 Broadway
receiving their Spring imporatsns Of Organdies
comets Cslieoes Barcgs Alherir rouards silks shaw
Iaces Emtroidcries hantllas, Crare Shass, Hosiery
Mullins Linens, Gloves and all the latest Parts novelties
that have tesn prodsecd for the Paris fashions this
year. which offered by the mott favorable
tsIm ~ re paskase or piece the lowest importation
rtieos wholesale rooms $50 and ahs, M stairs.
EAMfLY LrNENs.-LINENs or THE VERY BEST
make, sheetngs Of all kinds and widthe Table Cloths
Sieyery saehsd qnsli hapkin. Towels sns Huokaeaek
scotch Dsmssks All widths Diapers ~ the different widths
Counterranes and Quilts Enxlish long Cloths white
ana ehespe Linen Goods in the city
JAMES BECKe co. 3s5 Broaas.y.
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tI,o LA pIES-LErT FOR sALR nY A nENrLEnAs

recently from Europe three very superb French oames
hair long double shav ~ the moot recherche design
(being pattcra that obtained the Cold lie
last Psrs expedition They woula cost, import in the
reusr nearly hundred dollars each, But the
in immediate u money. they will be
oopscea5iy less than half that anoun Nay be
ed Costume Warehouse s. Prinse
block from NihioF. Eroadsay
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RARNUNs AMERICAN MUsKUM.-P. T. BARNU4
CIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE. 81 BoWERY

positively THE LAST WEEK-NAGLL's GRAND
Panorama of Ireland. at the Olympic, Broadway with
irish songs Irish music. and lrishman Illustrators
Every afternoon. at o'clock. and every evening" at
o'clock Dress Circle and Parquet cents children
twelve half price Gallery l2h centr Private Boxes 81
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nR kLLLIHGERS MAGIC FLUID is CERTAIN TO
~ renew the hair. IL gone thirty years. fsstens and
starts ~ growing in three four applications We
prove that toe has fastened the hair whole ismi
y Mr. Edward Dix0n ct Hudson had hair Tor
twenty years has beautiful sd Of hair by the Of
few bottles. Mr.. d. L. Ormsby. the eeebrated mauufao
turer OF porter se cider, mineral water S called Add
said that his wss hair which nearly All had
grown 20 thick and fast that u must convince the most Oh
durate tceptic Of Its restorative qualities for the hair-W
Seyenteenth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Mr. m. Gardner-vbo be w smsburg Perry
has hpe head Of hsr by tho Of six bottles Mr. W.
Barker 90 Nc DouRs street had hair for also
Mr. r. c. Bush 81 Laght street. had hair for
These eases indeed astonishing Hundreds OF others
be acduoed and daily handed In Ladies' aud
eniem can be fully satisfied ~ calling Dr. at his
Central Depot 40 Broadway whiteront house. betve
Grand and Broome streets THIS remedy Is perfectly de-
lghuu and 10 sold in large bottles a. 0ne Dollar each
- dozen, cash. and all other price,, TO suit circum
stsrces IL 10 ten tims cheaper than other arole
market. Tho trade furnished, usual, BY Ingersou
Brother, $50 Pearl street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


ss.,a AND ,sms IT ps ,1r
Mountain Mutton that has TO the city this winter
Market ana Ssa
Fat BEEF!aTA sEEF!-FAT BEEF.-TBE oELE-
o. P% asd @ W s II and .ssa By asnwG
the 18TH :; EsesS.y, :: lillian Lser and cee,re
gs q IN s S 1a III
OK wsshnson Also some fac Lamb. Veal. and Mutton,
- door below corner S...sa-ioaa srs.d de-.
s 7, sa on bic and the gs for h,
consequences Of increasing business has another
He hoP.s improved attention
A nBRosl BALTIMORE. Still AT TaE OLD STORE.
Wines LIQUORS and segars in the city, Good Judgment he
cen. win s. given q ssI Houston street. Mulberry
RUNTINo.1AN INVOICE, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
y SiexRsY Co. No n rs Nate. 10 street.
TEE UNION IspIA RUBBER COMPANY. 10 NASSAU
In the city, large Clothing and athsr sassSr
Goods; well verify The attention q the public This COM
faeture new articles
CoRNs,, BuNIoNs ii,--pocToR LITrLErIELp's
Shields and Pla.ters for and bunOns anod ready
They worn without the least ineoavcnenee Sold oy
AND b e aI% an d s Il q nssssa
Building third door below All street.
PIG BUGS AND FED BUGS
II The ''bg bugs" at the British Fair.
Perhaps, won't know what bed bugs are;
But yet these imrs beyond 'the pool
Are found (unsoughtb at Liverpool;
And, though Il gricy es us thus to write,
Like our own blood suckers. they bite.
But Lyons powder soon will be
Fired in among the enemy;
For at the FAIR twill be agreed
That tits the insect hane indeed.
To things with mandihes, swift poison,
Yet safe TO feed cen ittle boys
When they hear this across the water,
Good Hcaycnsl won't there be slaughter.
Orders (this prophecy rely on,l
VIII come ~ TO Mr., LYON.
Principal depot 40 Broadway Rcddng Co No, state
street, Boston, Belk Co.. Batnuma Building, Baltimore
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CHATHAs BANK. CORNER OF CHATHAM SQUARE
" and James street.
DIRECTORS.
shsrles v. Swords, Charles SHEPARD,
ID; MET X. Rail, Befiamiu w setri.w
a. Tim Dmflee, y hu Cugtr, Dr.,
Herfy ". Sl. Egbstt soudfet
Wtlirm A. Brown. William q gapkIin.
ttfneltus Poillon, John Ievefitfs.
John r. Dunham, Gsor~s r. w Heid,
-. Eas q. nfake
This Institution viii Thursday next
e sVth int. Additional suhsrrpons will he received at
the Hank Tor few DAYS. ELIAS @. DRAKE, Pfesdht.
a ". HAYS. Cashier.
fOO. OUV Ct for ! Term ef ,ears on inpr ivcd real
estate a. r city Brooln. II will be loaned cut
JOaN ROBSON. l5wdi street
DARE CusNCe TO MAKE FROM slnu 70 sssD A
N monthhoO sctiVe young men wanted, East Wee.
Soah 70 eel 30 article ssesee IN every house
the lard. bufipess We light ADD gentee rraurng M
labor thAree 81 this kird 10 make 10 4tferr AZ
tsltsd snd nature Of business In dta ,n.v
trest rs4} e WcCofmiet, druggist, henr1e Orange
eounty, N Y
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SATTLERS Cosh0RAhAs; ooRNER OF BROADWAY
ooecton Of twentysix views Europe Minor Syria
the Holy Land Egypt Nubia and Arabis will be exhibited
until the eighth Of March that date All these win be
replaced by views equally interesting.
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NIILLINER.-A YOUNG LADY. wHO TO2 TIE LAST
1 four has bees engaged ~ 6rst sAer In
the fashionable houses Ia ls sishes - form
VITA hrss ciaas essshis nen either 81 sell
irg Or Gucrintends the anafaotuts u military Ths
upext ertossle references siysa. Address Midi
nsr,' Vfaes u this paper.
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FAST BROADWAY DRUG STORE FOB sALE-ONE
Of the most complete in its of any in the
United States remarkably we'll stocked, and doing fine
usiness For the lat ten has neted profit
ptryear Price $1,000. Inquire of
s. JOHNSON Is9 william street,
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TUITIoN-A Youth, is WARS or AGE. wHo rs
engaged till about o'clock, M " DESTROYS Of plac
ina himself in an evening toboo In class where h.
receive good rsn education. He can read and write well
and has knit wledge Of common arithmetic address B.
stating ofce Of Legal Observer, IS Nassau st.
TEACHER wANTED-To TAKE CHARGE OF FOUR
or Eve children. in the country One competent 4, in
struct in Drawnr French aud uusis would be preferred
Address X. A. b.. At the Herald cfnce.
WILLIAM II. DrsBRow's RIDING SCHOOL, NO. 20
Fourth avenue near Aston place-open day sud evsu-
ing Tor ladies and gentlemen Hours for ladies' from A
n. 70 Up. ~: fortsntlemen. from TO ~ IN.
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LNARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
perty-A valuable Farm. situated in Livingston. Essex
county New Jersey aiming hundred sixteen
acres suitably divided into wood and meadows aso ne
peach orchard in full bearing together with
abundance The buildings In good order
located For particulars, Inquire Of AARON QUINBY,
New York. ' ~ ~"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-19

interrupted pleasure. Nothing, dear mother
like suffering softens the heart to others misfor
tunes.
"My poor Ruth"
"Poor, dear mother! Am not rich in you,
love %
"You have it all, my child. But did not tel
you that Lincoln Raymond had returned p
Lieutenant Raymond now. He used to be ia.
vorte of yours, remember"
That "uSed TO be"-that, or some recollection
Of the bygone-set Ruth off again, and she sob
bed as though her heart would break.
Dearest mother" am very foolish and ner-
vous this afternoon. There | viii command
myself before | spoil this half-hnisbed Dress
Now tell me when he returned, and how you
heard OF it."
Il read the announcement of the arrival Of the
ship in which he sailed, in this mornings pa
per. His name was flatteringly mentioned
among the list of officers"
Ruth suppressed sigh that arose TO her lips,
and the tears that would come to her eyes, and
went on quietly stitching at the dress on which
she had been at work all day.
"Wecome home, Lieutenant Raymond !" said
Bertha Wnslow, advancing, in her most grace
full manner, and with her brightest smile, to
meet that gentleman as he was ushered into the
uTUWlup- groom.
Clarice stopped in the midst of waltz just
new from Germany, and ran forward to shake
hands with Raymond, without stopping to think
whether she did so gracefully or no. Her smile
was very bright, for it came from the heart
Lincoln Raymond had been very intimate with
the two families but report gave him to Ruth
Lee, and report said that Bertha, with all her
beauty, was very jealous of her cousin Ruth.
Bertha had never seemed so beautiful she
sparkled all over; and you could not tell for the
life of you. which flashed the brighter, her words
or her eyes. Raymond seemed, for the moment
at least completely bewitched.
Clarice did not seem to like the way things
were turning, and she recalled some bygonc,
in which Ruth Lee had naen the heroine Ray
monds manner change at once.
Il have been looking the city over for her."
said he; ''and hear but sad news of the family.
Mr. Lee dead, having died insovent also. Pray,
Miss Winsow, where have Mrs. and Miss Lee
removed?"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-19
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

uee o. your glorious peace negotiations n, Paris
/ by your immortal Franklin.
! hope the people of the u s., now itself in
the happy condition to aid those who are in need
OF aid, as itself was once in need, will kindly
remember these facts; and, you, people of New
ork, you will yourselves become the Lafay
cites of Hungary Lafayette had great claims
TO your love, but have none. come an hum
bic petitioner, with no other claims than those
winch the oppressed have to the sympathies of
treemen, who have the power TO help--wth the
| ciain which the unfortunate has on the happy
me downIrodden to the protection of eternal JUS
'ice ana OF human rights. In a word have no
other Claim than those which the oppressed prin-
ciple Of freedom has 70 the aid of victorious lib
erty.
Then, would humbly ask, are these claims
sufficient 10 ensure your generous protection.
not to myself, but 10 the cause OF my native landI
not my native land alone, but to the principle of
freedom III EuroDe's continent, of which the in
dependence of Hungary is the indispensable
Keystone Ii you consider these claims NOT suf-
hclent TO your active and operative svmpathes,
then let me know at once, that the hopes have
Jailed with which Europe's oppressed nations
have looked 10 your great, mighty and glorious
Republic. Let me know, at once the failure Of
my hopes, that may hasten back, and tell Eu-
ken and single handed, the battle of liberty -
Let us trust TO GoD, to orr rights and to our
swords There is no other help for the Cypress
cd nations OF earth"
But your generous republican hearts arc ami
mated by the high principle of freedom, and Of
the solidarity IN the destinios of Humanity If
you lave the will, as TO be sure you have the
power, TO support the cause of freedom against
the sacriiglous leagues of despotism, then rive
me some days of calm reflection TO become ac-
qumnied with the ground on which stand Let
NE take the hind advice of some active friends
on the most practicable course | have 10 adopt
80 that there be any preparatory step to be ia
ken In favor Of that cause which have the hon
or 10 represent, may take il and leave new op-
portunlty to expound before you my humble re-
quest III n practicable manner. ! confidently
hope that the corporation and citizens of the
Empire City will grant me the second opportu-
nifty. If this be your generous will, then let me
take this for boon Of happier days, and Jet me
close with sigh OF thanksgiving to the Amch-
ty God, that II is your country which Provi-
dence has sciectodto be the pillar of Freedom,
as 1t is already the asylum of oppressed human
iy.
am told that | will have the high honor Of
reviewing your patriotic military O God? how
my heart throbs at the idea TO see this gallant
army enlist on the side of Freedom against des-
poti,n the world would be free, and YOU tho
sGyiors of humnnty--and why not These gal
liant men take part in the mighty demonstration
of this day.
Citizens of New York, it is under your pro-
lection that place the sacred cause Of the FREQ
dom of Hungary
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J. \. RANDALL,
hrroa>rr AND cocNsELLoR Al LAW ASp Sol

ATTORNEY AND COUNsELLuR Al LAW And SOL1CTToR IL
tHANrERy,
ASoPuhc Notary and Commissioner 80 take a9davits
Of Deeds for the IF Rhode Isl
srtl1'g vAntt, OHIO, illinois, Iowa New ork Mich
slaHaI Connecticut
IA opened an once over E.T& \. NJ Tymesnn ssfore
whore H. may be found ut all business humr ready t. at
tett !nv sn-s shat may be entrusted TO his He
t n 5snc" ottwclvryeas pracc" Of his profession
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-19
SUMMER IN THE HEART,


BY c. D. STUART.
The, summer days MAY smile again,
The flowers may blossom bright
And earth may wear DER hill and plain
Her robe Of golden light;
Son winds may sigh, and birds may sing,
In vain is natures art
IL love be cold, she cannot bring
A summer TO the heart
It's only smiles of love can warm
The spirits flowers to life;
IT'S friendships voice can quell the storm,
And sooihe the spirits strife.
When smiles of love and friendships voice
FOrsake us and depart,
Though summer days the earth rejoice,
'Tis winter in the heart
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-19
GIDEON TRUESDELL,

pALER in Lumber etc, in Southport, Wisconsin. will
have Instantly hand, well selected assortment q
Lumber Also Shingles, Lath Pasteriug Hair W indow
Sash Glass, etcctc. dOppositethc Planning Machine
March 18th, l-jO.