davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
New Publications.
" THRILLING AMERICAN TALE Of BACK
"A WOODS and INDIAN LIFE
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,
Second Edition Of
X o " I X ) VI v
- n b

Second Edition OF
TALE OF 1898.
Price Is
This the second in the Of tales
publishers their Minor Library Of Choice Tales The
one native production and might fairly be
ranked those Of the American noyess for
are greatly the author does prove worthy
successor Cooper There the power displayed IF combn
thrilling narrative with graphic deD.asns OF Indian and fae
woods emiueutly exhibited by Cooper The te
is OF frontier life Immediately succeeding the keyouona
period fertile for the describing Of stirring incidents and pecnlans
life and habits fast disappearing before the march
Of civilization and Trogress
pictures Of life the border OF the forest pmeya
reader - fail
the will he be disposed deny condeIse
imitation The story of than transent IL
the whole OF s deyeo1ment the ss Of the
author umphs difficulties and successfully hs
purrose" the Tribune
Published by - ..--... =. 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
Behind the Scenes.

Edition THIs DAY
ADY BULWER's NEW BOOK-Dedieation-
To the srest viii greater American Nation; 81,
z ,oins in the mighty Social Mora Scientific
L.rs-7 Political. ,li Artistic Eualasor forge, sound
heart best sruvproreer thai The engine Of Progression
sAn have ths volume respectfully deds:ed by their friend ard
.dui-er THE AUTHOR"
Published ty RiKER, THoRSE Co,
Nc. - Fultoust. Sew.Yors.
IREss
r.by and other Po' noonetes whom easy 70 Teeosa
B1wsr has written smother novel at Der husband called
M s.s1 AID te.1stsd sold bocs of snaTled with
vsny, yeneeE-d With 'rtae and Asay vanished with hyP0c
rsy,S The Easle
Of seton and desdeIaam ds,ee As this enjoyable 's.on
readable .tys." iBosiOn Transcript
Boston Daily Times.
INew-Yors Day BOOK.
1T will doubles. ind many readers,
chief faults may not be e some Is greatest aacton.
"Ths, Lady Bulwer Lyon Z. clever womsn OF that
than the usual Of sud- AID cultivation.
b Modem and Classical ,nsn anos, TO often By, the
disappointed seemed and shows
Her works have been very .aeces.fa which eyi-
5ens. s y Inc gi.h yi bs as e essn o s
and Interesting production from ne pen Of ia aahor
she c-ncensrrse, all power. Of Imagination con-
hod ephet or PrrPorferousy nhun1n sha
Warren County Wing
al b..u. nisrrer.ed iSIoaahou, this anti pbss wos
The book . worthy Of universal CONNIE ndAion."
Sew-iors Mercantile Guide
long admired the ingenuity Of writer. OF fiction 4 thru
everything 10 account But II has been reserved TOY
-dr Bglwer themselves FOR characters Disae
Dcf,n. Bnlwer copspicuolsy figure Lively aud
amusing j. will Home Journal.
1--WE and il be indeed book OF books not as the
many published this 'te yane but sd
collection Of miscellaneous writings
"e fEas.ou Wig
Asa brilliant .nd Elective ae;iou. il mu,; be eHier-
syely read Boston sunday Dtspaieh.
OVERLOOKING record Of bitter moriss Of dsap-
oipt.d devoted talents of high char
ier o the task OF abusing her husband
The s boob ths. will he read"
boston Commonwealth
d" II will be read and deserves reading Asncnean
This novel abounds interesting, IN dialogue
brilliant sustained in saes Of xi esustc aud telling
that oful whether she has surpassed Mad
anne De s,sel~ Wexford independent
lChauibersbars Transcript
1t possesses seductive fascination" 49,
IN Y. Evening Mirror
She Yields y.ry graphic powerful pen; her chsac
with terrible distnctnsss OF outline ana Tea
turer Franklin Repository and " hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

II liz PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES APP
pss the CiiEeus for aid help bald Washington
HoHumcut Washington Monument Cir Enterprise The
dergnsd reading this appeal from the President himself
Contribute his mite toward his patriotic token
and beloved Washington Being
NASHINGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS. HIS ORDERS on
CESSATION Of HOSTILITiES ard the DECLARATION
INDEPENDENCE published By THOMAS FRERE No IS Mas.
su-.t hereby pledge myself he build that
.y al the end Of thirty VIII send half Of the profits
he President and receiving the receipt fos the viii pub
.h In the the United States let this be Pa
trioc i Fnfsrrre This Boob valuable Book Git
have Let understand sbd by aud revere the
Con.Iu,ion IL Standard Work. booksellers be
work for the Presidents ard the Memory Of "
inctou Let months sale be the largest record Let Us all
words beloved washington and
,em or helping ruise monument 20 MS memory
through AL the INST Champion and Founder OF
Republican Government Price OF ms work bound IN GUT
ST. cents l2 Postage stamps Will
received paw Postage letters be paid in ad
vance The usual discount 20 the trade Editors OF
friendly and giving notice Of same shall
mail copy the work Send orders 20 J.
CANFIEID. No II Beekmsn 81. y Y
ENVELOPE MANUFACTORY.-GEOR II.
II BELL has removed his ENVELOPE MANDATORY nom
No S74 Beekmsns Having aud bet
facilities for the manufacturing Of Enveopes he vii keep
-anv on hand a Of BUFF LAID aud GOLD
COLOR also BUFF, BLUE, WHITE and CLOTH LINED sfhs
Older. for ENVELOPES not usually kept on hand made
promptness from the different qualities Of paper.
nesy put up boxes Of leo each either assorted
color in box Samples and when required
GEORGE n. BELL Envelope Manufacturer,
Nos 26 beekmAn Of and l5s Nassau 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
JOHN WILEY, No. l67 Broadway,
4 ~ PUBLISHES THIS DAY:

OH " i :, No. To- BrOadWa!i
y PUBLISHES THIS DAY;
Rv the suther OF Modern Painter" etc, -
RUsKIN's LECTURES on ARCHITECTURE AND PAINT
ING delivered Edinburgh in November, 1855 By john Russ
author Venice Lamps Of Arcaec.uf-
etc etc. illustrations drawn BY the auihor Que
usei limo vol Price 81 IS
AUTOCRACY IN POLAND AND RUSSIA; Or, DEseSIf-
ZION OF RUSSIAN POLAND and account Of the sur
Russian Spies Home and Abroad lneud,ns n: EIpe
r;eure Of Az Exile b. julien Allen limo. P!ice 10
Nv Hes Just Published.
LEILA ADA, THE JEWISH CONVERT-An authentic me
Ynoir hv T. Highway vol. l.no. Price IS cents
THE NEW TALE OF TUBAn adventure IN verse with nu-
chaTsersc iusiIaions alter cessns - LeI > wv
ION lsra0 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
Chances for Business Alen.

GOOD CHANCE for a DAGUERREOTffiSI.
N FOR SALE. four CAMERAS with Stands eosner VIII
Ts S0 fr.s @ sy @ P Po Sc nssr q No Ia
Anthouyst. in The turning shoP rear Saldns GEO DoAh
rI,O SENTIMENTAL wORKERs-NOTICE.-
ted has been ,d.d 70 WV wEssrES
Of M0.In' \ AZ J psSs ss S,'s 500 ss
1.sy Ind SHEET- METAL TUBING ps,d.y This m.shas
o So IL :, No ii Walls Newyors CITY where !. o..sd
are solicited to call Towns Cities Counties and State Rights for
order s;ts, A. ''''-'' WILLIAM MILAN WEgsTsR,
Sole Proprietor.. 80. N w.ll..t. NewYert.
EARM in ILLINOIS WANTED, in exchange for
nwrsrcHESTER COUNTY ~, Sn s,., hss the ''y
EOR RENT.-A WOODEN MANUFACTORY,
with set Of Machinery w;s pwen. ,s and oS he
s Of he Sapbss and Eis Railroad For Particulars sddres. d.
". A. IRVINE, Irvine, Warren Co. Pene
IRON and BRASS FOUNDERY.-A rare opporta-
nifty for e 81 o ls az
capable Of taxing ehArse
Of an, and s s s. wSs avs.
s Of sP S .s 6 ss S. Fer
particulars insSi,s Of Ms..ss MiLErs 20 No s0 fs.s
WELLS, Postmaster. southold
nARTNER WANTED-By Gentleman of Chris
oS.eaon but an Anse,n
'pd oSsrsR s .as i Nd
residence 0pe1ss dr'tr,fe Address real name ANGLO
SHOE STORE and FIXTURES for SALE-A
- bargain applied r An old and good stand No Us
Apply the Shoe Store, No. % Pearls lease OF ten
ssn be had
INIE ADVERTISER now carrying on the Station
cry Business having complete assortment would Ike TO
with party the Booxeing business now
established he would sell dis entire stock Be- reasonable
The location Is Address A. Boz
No. le7 Tribune Office.
$4,000 SS5s Tia an pi AGTEvE . Bus 81.
sToan, in wee.,sblhcd highly profitable IMPORTING
BUSINESS gentleman acquainted with the Manufacturing Je.-
hoale dealers JeWery generally
To business having the funds sufficient tune will he
give satisfy himself Of the practical working Of the business b..
tore required For particulars address by with
resl name. IMPORTER BROADWAY Ohce Courier Inquirer
All communication STRICTLY confidential
ttIsl Snn OF FIRST-CLASS purchase mo-
~ C.CUV pey) BONDS snd MORTGAGES for SALE
in sums Of 500 eco $50 $500, $500 &c Co 's
M wishing TO invest Mortgages will do well
apply to CHARLES H. MiLLSh aaeuorsssr,
Oh az PREMIUM will be paid for BOX ut the
~ ZO PosT OFFICE. by @. II. ELLERY. No y Broadss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
COMMENCING a NEW VOLUME-Wth fine
~ STEEL PORTRAIT.-NOw Ready
PUTNAMS MONTHLY-yULY

COMMENCING a NEW yOLUME-Wth fine
y Fu slGEH PS %oafhG7EJGLE F''N'
Co...de E.panA-tccueuded)
Her Rssenbogen'. Concert
s. Wsl.t-A brobdgnssan Loos o. Il
g. 81 Anthony Falls.
g. yorktown IA 1854.
10 Hsrdup
Il J. Hymn 70 z Air l,;.,,
IS isaei Peter~1 Fourth fully Story
- Some Western Bros ~
il siosy.psy r'I Part li~Lsisr Years
e E Fss @ rGP F %y sg Gns bS LATTER
- Natural ,, Dglomststs
! Observation-Disclosures.
Liie,.a,s- s E5.neS
The present number commencing the fourth volume con;Gus
finely engraved portrait of the author Of The PotaE Papers
The Gallery Portraits Of the cSH,sbsoIs 70 Pa1s@, HGnthy
bly, author of Visions Of Ha'eush Views On Foot A
from & d'suerfeo''r stcy., critical OPTIONS
Taxing sliogeher we doubt whether there pete, mas
Punams Nonihly for June Incompatible Its
article. and brilliant and profound 70 sot . varied
"Putnsms Monthly for June-ere have this prince Of
nonths sssn all fresh nice and tempting boaque, spring
day Of hestha exercise had gwen as Keen appetite Tor
intrinsic merit the Of he, author; withheld Tbs
policy as far The peeanay interest d the
airy world. They, however, satisfied lRocsland ADV
II utsns well lie popularity which alike cedtabe 70
entsng pabb he and to the able OF eminent Aner
who ,nsased ts contributors" Lawrence Jour-
and being thoroughly American
entirely original should have national circulation
lDsuyile Herald.
This first and best of American m0nthes' Clinton Repub.
POSITION the head Of American periodical literature s adj
~ every At the first bound reached that place. and
molly hes il usinisined it, lrreeport jour
Powerfully written articles subjects that engage the
public should be read by American We to
hc who desire be well informed upon great national questions
those fond Of polite literature Putnam Just The work you
require Annapolis Gazette.
Terns-ss per 3 cents nnmber clubs Of I Post
Clergymen 81 POSTAGE distance cents
2 PUTNAM Co Publishers, No 10 PARK place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

49, aAe
;crrsary Of National Independence, the Fourth Of
I.v Is5t the Joint Committee OF the Common Council
and Msoren ssndod of he First Division Of New York State
h''' FIRST DIVISION NETWORK STATE MILITIA
Orders.
NEw.YoRK, June II. 1854
The Division will parade TUESDAY the 4ih Of July
line be formed in Broadway with the right Fourteenth
o. O'Clock NJ precisely Bs Gen sPicer VIII Cause the
standard be displayed from the Battery and the
be fred detachment from the first Bng
sde BRIG Gen. Yates will direct National seue 70 be tired from
detachment from his Brgane brg zen
HAL TtoOp Horse from his Brigade for escort duty
Major General his quarters at ~ O'Clock Inc
viii the hoDors Of marching salute to the mayor ana
The City Hell a. 10 o'clock A. NJ Inc
will Issue the REQUESTS ammunition Tor ths sa
requson proper officers bfoshway Eneo
the Division
Division the front OF the Wy
will assemble at the quarters OF tbs msor
O'Clock ~ The line Of march w be round Union
souare through foGreenhs to the Ihd Az,
down Thrdsv Tnths through Tenhst to BIosdway
ChaubeTs through ChaDerset and center
~. o the Of the Park ~ otoer Oh
CIIAS w SANFORD Maj Gen. Cong
Roer. c. WEraoRE Division Inspector 49,,
dipay Of Fireworks VIII take place at the
sIlov ing places accompanied by Band Of Music:
In front Of the City Hall PARK .. Aonahan's Band
62d-st.. Band
Dstributpr Reservoir Blind lns itute Band
.Shson's Band.
nsdso, sourre RobinsOn's Band
Wallace Band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

TJNCLE TOMS CABIN OUTDONEl-
u THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE.
DR. GUMS DOMESTIC MEDIC me,
FAMILY PHYSICIAN
THE POOR MANS FRIEND,
SICKNESS
A SAFE AND RELIABLE GUIDE.
The Publisher has The pleasure Of announcing 70 the public that
Dr. Gums book has been published fetn Year ana mat aeas
that tine NEARLY HALF MILLION COPIES
Of th. work have been disposed Of
This bk points out in plain from doctors
Of Men Women and Chdsen and the Aie't ana mot
their and h intended expressly Tor me
benefit of families IL also contains descrp q the
MEDICAL ROOTS AND HERBS OF TIE UNITED STATES,
ard how thew the diseases IL arranged
on and simple plan BY which the practice OF mt desne
ductd 70 principles Of common sense
does propose to d.Pense with ply cas sysfs cases
But and thousands Anu
By putting into mans hands. and Of avng
valuable lives (which Of far more Importance oy nsetns
individuals the beginning before hey nave
seouired too much strength - u end overcome.
OPINIONS OF PRESS:
We seldom take up book Of this class with any vorbe M
preons quackey and preensons have been ~7r
this work ell preuoiees are con
our,d Professional well others eheertuy rec
book which has IN its much OF me u
sruction ard Of disease New iors In uis
Price IS, and will be free Of postage
c. NJ SAXTON PublisheS No. l52 Fulton.t, up starr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that have revoke
~ "a .s mi, .Ed void The Power Of Attorney dated JAY
ISL 90 iv 10 70 MARCUS ROOT sn qSsens ~. '. ~
- 49,. q, hf, "a u,~ snsd BY TIE Un 81 >es .,
Aas e. 10 se ior Improvements IN skas
rfgTIPrs ard Jansy p 1855 and also 40
rrl 40 vo m rcwss a. any made BY s. ROOT INC
sd rove, Of attorney ard neither sad Root or aly
-A..rr., IL .ruoiusS has power or snhoiy
dispose OF rights un~rf "a p-., 30
POWER G. su'hcsy 70 act in my name o. iof ~ waiPPLY
wbs,ever JOHN A. Il" t44 t~As.
WIDE AwAKRS, ATTENTION Meet In
w (UNIoN- SQUARE ASA NJ Jrly 4. equipped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
sTRINGER TOWNSEND, No - Broadwa
and for sale by all Booksellers.


~ HOOPS wHIMSICALITIEs. With comic Illustrations
volume. LARGE limo. Cloth and paper -
HOOPS UP THE RHINE With comic illustrations vol
Large limo Cloth and
HOODS POEMS. | volume. Large leno. Cloth and paper
HOODS OWN. With comic illustrations. / volume Large
limo Cloth and paper.
all he huorss Hood the practical There "a
hardly touches Of heart fancy
did the aughng reader into far other worlds than TIE
est.r's" London Ahcnaum
Thomas Hood admirable fellow with heart,
sound head quaint original deposition amabe and
acetiou compsnon taste feeling and senil.
Back~ood.
No the present century a. least has ssn.rsd himself 80
humoIs the suiho of these That he hal
genus powerful. admits quesiion but
thing require be studied before they viii re
Yea sparkling that md ia them bsny Argus
be found peedeT remedy ,or the bes than in
any of Ton Hoods wOrksf lNorceEer falAdurl
He who read Tom Hood and felt himself transported
into new world where the brsn; WI contends for ey
satire and the profound wisdom consstn
self uron yet having reserved for lis future enjoyment
lev pleasure" ltincnna A4as
In these days gather about ready wei
by have. Iery,
mrtha mh, which ofien to1cnes
be hear well the maginaon-Hood has left no saccesoi
ALBANY Express.
KIGGINs 4 KELLOGG Pnhl.her. No 81 Iohn.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
fourth Of 1nIn.
EDGEs FIRST-PREMIUM FIREW OR Ks
II ROCKETS AND EXHIBITION PIECES,

l. L II IA Il W O1t M 2
Il ROCKETS AND EXHIBITION PIECES,
Of every size and price for sale by
). W. HoLBERTON, No . Isiden-ane,
Sole for Jas I.se Edge Orders addressed - above CT
10 JAS G. ISAAC EDGE, S Laboratory jersey City, VII
meet with prompt attention.
EIREWORKS.-A general assortment of the best
i quality also. II. J. 5. Halls superior CoLoRED FIRE
BAbEAT L0cKwooD No 2os ws.hnG,sn-.. New York
EIRE-W ORKS-NEW-YO LABORATORY,
r.. Jos o sties. and sompise aortuen Of WORKS
Of the first quality Country merchants and dealers
s s 5e be e ''' ina BESSErT 30 los
EOURTH of JULY.-DINNER at the MARKET
HOTEL and DINING SALOON Nos g. 10 and Y Fultous;.
sfEAK sfI''' ''-''' i'''---'- '" go =
EOURTH of JULY 1-54.--GRAND EXCUR-
i sion Island and through the Lower Bay 70
Sandy Hook Pare 80 cents for the eHeuros The sie.mer
s1aSran TuEsD sP Mo 5iS S'' 1 asa
r. q, Isl hMi and stopping .ssn at Pier No R.
wharf above BsneyPlae 10 oeOa. NJ fa'.saseIs vii
Of h, Bsy OF ,1S snG s and s New and the beau
u VILLAGES the shcre Of Staten Island Aepy The Lover Bay
row.. &C. Returning the city 6ou O'Clock in the
EOURTH Of JULY EXCURSION to POUCH
KEEPsII NEwBuRaH and WEST r PoNT lcGsisos.
and coLP cents to Psss 3 ski sRrp6 e
S0p Hus mssr no vii iesSe cbsmbeT..t Pier oeloct
Returning leave POushieeT'e at and NewOurfs 4
EOURTH of JULY EXCURSION around STATEN
Il IsLAND--The splendid steamer ERIE Capt Dodge will
make ExcuTsion. around the Island In the
River 81 o'clock Ia the AtenoonLeave Chamhersst
o'clock Sprngst p o'elocs Pier No j. North River a. =
o'clock. Returning to the city about O'Clock
EOURTH of JULY EXCURSION.-Ihe Steamer
II CROTON Cap, VIM. H. Weed will make Excursiop 20 The
following TUESDAY. July 1885, leaving New YORK Fu
tor Doot o. O'Clock A. NJ foot Of Broome .. ",
for whOn' New Rochelle Glen Cove Los' Dock Oyster Ray
and COD SpriBr .
Rstufsrs Cold Spring AZ q oeoch NJ Oyster BAY 81
oocs Loyds Deck 81 p ", Glen Cove at " O'Clock,
Rcche. Al oclook and Whitestone at 81 oeoex ~
sfsxes the arrival of the boat the d
eYt landings convey to the adjacent Villages &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

A system Of COOKERY Physiological principles contain
ing exposition relations Of all alnensry substance %
Health with receipts for preparing all appropriate dishes IL Is he
complete guide for all who 10 live" Prce, chesp cd
ton q eeas cloth, IS cents; gilt 81. Published by
FOWLERs WELLS, No. sos Broadway. " l.
when the foundation Tor better
deye will b. established teaching the
vuus how uniform health and realize
The erts tn OF universal sound minds
In healthy bodie, Authors Preface
THE PHILOSOPHY OF DIET-Proper Food Of Mantle
P-ervsion FoodsTheory SutTitonBesd msSnsCases
Beult-Pes aud PuGdnsGrsins and seedsGrlels and
Of AMI
Resh. ana Fancy Dsheskchen and Cooking Uten-
The Ehosephic and complete ~ofH on Food Dfrk
nd Coo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
Guerial Notices.

S.~~nsemeuts for celebrating the seyenfy-eigb An
scrsary OF National Independence, the Fourth Of
JAW 1854 BY the joint Committee OF the Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

NRANCONrs HIPPODROME-Open EVERY
sETFRNOON and EVENING fr the repres' NATION OF ne
y.rop. SPORTS THF CHASE, exciting scenes OF the ~
49, and sIilul CHARIOT RACING by Ladies, the spaa
OF the original brothers Siers, Mems sylvese &c
pn.s 10 cents. PITT lolored Boxes . cents
Persorm,nces commence at 8 and a. I NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03
Doar6 an0 Rooms.

TNAGLE HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will do
II they have excellent LODGINGS IN Sin
gle Of Frankfort and Wismsts
Office open all night.
nOUGLAS's HOTEL, EDINGBURGH, SCOT
IL LAND-srs DOUGLAS tenders her thanks tho American
public literally bestowed
Parties Metropolis Scotland by calling her Hotel
will find every convenience comfort and attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

The Original .
GEORGE CHRISTY and WOODS MlNSIhELS'
No ~ Broadway, above Hows'd-s
Open every Evening -.,,. ,,-p
r.. We, ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELY and The NEW BUR
rESoIJE OPERA Of BLACK DOUGLASS 49,,
III Wood. So
xo,IR ~ or JiJLY-NOTICE--A Grand Afternoon hI'eT
earmepeins II clock; and In the Evenins usaa-
,,so, omen Al Il 70 commence at oeoch Icke % cen"
nTCKLEY's SERENADERS, No. 539 Broadway
Is o. FyFRY NIGHT Great success o. the Hu'iesq@e0H
~ we" GIN d Z r Z 1h...
Ill h. ,.r.,,ed EVERY EVENING until fsr,aer no,iSe iner
will be an AFTERNOON S :. O'clock Adnis-
meucng Al o'clock ENENiNo ,o-'eA
sion rs cents; Orchestra seats d GEMS =, n IT
m UE q RIOUS U IL
wu he duly celebrated At
ACADEMY HALL, no 30 brosaysyS,s
nv thrre exhibitions OF PERHAMs erirnne.,IIc
MlRkOR OF NORTH AND SOUTH AAI"1
Exhibitors commencing a.
N A NJ and 8. T. NJ ,.s
Strangers and citizens would DO wei 70 "
PERHAMS ONE DOLLAR iiSn..''
each Of which admit 10 the eShih'sns
FOUR PERSONS:
For full particus rs small DIS II
Hotels and Exhibition Roo5L
nONETTI's ACTING MON h >
IL DOGS AND GOAT,
And
BEAUTIFUL CHEMICAL ILLUSIONS
tChipeee Buildings No. $50 BrosdvsyD
ryrRY MONT at q. and WEDNESDAY sod AtUkUAf A.
1tRSOOSs At O'Clock Admission. IS cen Children BAL pi'
N y. Mex; weeh the iasi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-03

A GOOD CHANCE for a DAGUERREOTfflSl
IN FOR SALE. four CAMERAS, with Stands. eosn'er WI
Drawers Costing Boxes superior Gilt Oval Frames with >pesie
Francs Stoves with Pipe lnluirr A. NO
Anthcuy-st IN The Turning shop balins GEO DOAh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-14
Police Court.

TUESDAY, June ID.
Before Judge Green Leonard Peirce of
Holden, for being drunk on the 18th inst,
was fined 81 and costs, amounting to $5,53,
which he paid.
Francis knights and George H. Walker, of
Leicester, were brought up for stealing, on
the Sth of June, one pair of wagon wheels,
and one axle-tree, of the value of $l2, the
property of Martin Stowell. They severally
pleaded guilty, and were sent to the House
of Correction for one month. George II.
Walker, was further committed for the Term
of one month, for stealing window blinds
from the school house at Cherry Valley.
Charles Williams, for fast driving, on Front
street, in this city, on the 18th inst, was
fined So and costs, amounting to Sc ,SS, which
he paid and was discharged.