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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-06

BAD CoMrANY,-7-A lawyer in ons Of,
The Western States had dog that was a
grsat fayorite, and pinths habit ofattend-i
ing court with him. One day the dog
took il into his head to ascend the bench;
and annoyed the judge very much, BY
running between his legs, y The judge,
in great rage, gave him a violent kick
that sent him yelplng across the court,
house. The lawyer, much incenscd at
The unceremonidus manner in which his
favorite was treated, called to him; "Poulp,
come here! There take that" ssid he,
giving him another kick, "did not Ialwaays
tell you 10 keep out Of, bad company" ii
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-06

Down east there resides certain M.
d. Ohevery coldlnight, lie was aroused
from his slumbeis BY a very loud knocks
ing al his door. After some hesitation
he wentto the window and asked:
o"Who'si iherei'ebas 98oaba89 ssa
GA Friehd.psl 81 bauod.e la .iu5 ;0ii
A"What do you 'wantp 'a2oe2 ssR 'aia1
S"Waht 10 stay here all night" 44l.. XXI.
"Stay there ihen," was the benevolent
reply l5F ale'as.eai iust4'ss aA
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KAIlDA1 PUTNAM COUNTY. ONO, FRIDAY JANUARY
THE,DUrCH wlDowER.

MINE now was no petlor as sne OIL 70
bes ill shusi before she diet; then she
vas so good as before, ,''remarked Mr..
Vanderhorn TO his neighbor. ii e 92aal
"Your wife was an amiable woman,
and you do great injustice to her me-
mory," said Swartz. ata osla bis
"Vel, vat youknow so much bout mine
frow, for9" Fau .i ~ os
II was not intimately acquainted with
her, but | am sure that all her acquainl-
arcs loved her," .....si s.aaa.
''Vot right had they to love hsrf--Nay
be-" etlt x et gUg3t4
"Msy be whu;" ss ~
"May be you loved mine frow TOO"
"Why do you speak SO strangelyp
ivy, Won day, pig, ugly man, shust
like you, came into our house and kissed
mine frow righ, before her fce."
'sWero you present a, the iimef' .
"To pc sure vos." ln 4
"Well, what did you do?N am
81 kicked him right behind his pack y
"Did he resent liz"
''Yaw; he proke me and te looking
glass, and all to rest of te crockery in te
house, 'cept te feather bed, into Won lam
smashm ~ s>H-
"Whnt did ysu do ,henfp
"Then cried murder! murder! and |
called for TO sbudge, and te shur5, and te
police Office and te constable, TO come J,
and he rund away n'''a ~
"Do you intend to charge me with
taking such unwarrantable Liberties with
the companion Of your bosomsn 1
"Me no charge noting for nov, be-
cause sho DO taad and perried."
81 will NOT allow you 70 make such
You are an old tyrant, and
everybody said you were glad nhenyourt
wife died." ~" al9 549lslgL
"Everypody pc one tam liar."
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you a'o So'!i" Wy 10 n.y. ~Vl en'ef
eo"'ria'nE sgs'hS' you ana nave you
affes'eu'
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ooo'y 'of y wa wa .ema53s .td..l 1o S
o'y wy h'sssu t''"e upwsm 9lad5
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~"a' Sou. ~, 'nus.say' 'o' .p"eaes ea 'u'a SUN
.
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boiling. The nan who doesn't take tea,
i'll tieais the cat, iaks snuff, and stands
with his back 10 the fire, is brute whom
| woud not advise you, my dears, to mar
r. upon any consideration, either for love
oI money, but most decidedly not for
love. But the man who, when the lea is
over, is discovered TO have had none, is
soure 10 make the best husband. Pa
lencelke his deserves being rewarded
with the best motherin-law. My dears,
whenjyon NEE with such a man, do your
utmost 10 marry him. In the severest
winter he wouldTnot mind going to bed
first.-Punch's Pocket Book. aaa n
LAW "a A"hoDoiA--- --1oo'n0 ye"'s ae'' "
'o'o 'ns 'oi'i'0'".o' W ~" oa"e s'si".l nov 1
Nen 4osF9s, 1,,'ISr 'e "a' ~" ia
49, = -'a'' i.'.''l"'
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sA'' ,u0 p'a'",i' ''o''''O,o '1' -
''"u X. ta" '''.i.,a'Ig He ~, D. '''s p'
4ao se'o. 'iSs ii''S ~ uu's '"' a'f''pO" fip
- 'NN = 7S'
!" 10y " ''s o''''"'o" " 's 'ssVo"!' y. ,
O '"T ~, e0ua' 1l'1'e "u' D'' ', '1',,,', .'i !,
'o'o 1 ino WINES ' ''-i "ao 'ao ' ~, ap ""u S,
Wv" y ''o' ~ 'I'1" l,Iu go
! a'S'" ~ - ','pp'N = -
here ~ eyes perhaps | did take little.
sonethiug, en- cold morning-lhe best
|of folks nigh, do thai, YOU know, Squire"
|-giving a corkscrew look at The counsel.
Having thus fixed the witness who stops
ped al The store, a, Kel Green's, at the
tavern, and at half dozen other places,
the counsel rose TO put on The slincher;
and shaking his finger gear the witness
| face, exclaimed exullinsIy: snow, Mr..
| Witness, in The presence Of this court
and jury, and upon the oath you have
teken, sir, how much spirits did you drink
lin The course of that morning?" The
| witness, as cool as cucumber, replied
I"Woll, Squire, as TO the matter Of that,
you've got suck peguey ,cay of catering
~ Jtf.l5 LIE j / sIlst & L t,I.t. ~ - T.!
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Kissing, says the Boston Post, is all
the fashion intParaguay. The ladies' are
very pretty and amiable also, fot when
they hold up Their faces for salute, they
always take out their guilds oeraobacco,
and deposit them Oh the rim Of your hat =
hnsE8 Ui b4-z---a--4- - . sliil Hi NO
The ghlsl think ol lhymeh, and cam.
hslp signing. When their lovers forsake
them,- ~ ibeeyI can, dhelPfryipg,, They sii
at the windows, and cam. ohelR spying. /.
They screw up iheir.. corseis, bring on,
consumption, and can't help dying. ]!
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-06

! "A dealer in5eady made Linen, inn New
York, adveriises. bis shirts and shemizelIs
under the meliauous appcllaticn of"Male
and Femule envelopes" He'll do.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-06

A man, complaining Of being turned
out Of a concert room, said he was "6red
with indignation" n."Iol,I5 lo e5its,,siaf.,,,
3elfa you were fred" ,"oremsrked a by
stander, sperhops that was the reason.
they put you out!n "a is'i agss 7eial,sp
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-01-06

An old toperwas oVerbeatd,iiAe other
day, advising yeung man 10 getmanieds
'sbecause then, my aboyyoall have sonle.
body 10 pull offryour boots whehS ou go
66,,,,a grnnk,, ,,isR le lfss" sdi lodissi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

1bUs CAsz.-The Coroner yesterday held N
|. 4 on the body Of child named Julia EnseI
I've dsys, found dead 1t the hoass OF its n.
} b the Third district. The jury after hearinr
Evidence returned verdict Of" death from CON.
IONS, caused BY its motner having bsen greatly
ltened, and her bre asImilk thus poisoSed. by
puseaId." The husband, whose name Is Theo
EnsIs, and who is . notorious eharactsr !.
|ezs had assaulted and brutalIy trested his wife
etsIing to kill her, and all that sort Of thing:
Lnghs sac experienced from these threats, the
pciaa who examined the child stated, had oper.
Is poison on her milk, which being inbibed
1o ceiid, conynlsions and death snsued. On
Iength Of this verdict Engel has been arrested
.Haits an examination on . charge ofhaviug
list IL. - - '~'"''
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1y,UE MARRIED wONAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL C00
panior-By Dr.. A. n. MAsrieeau, prcfssssv 8

,vyuE MARRIED wONAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL Oon
/ panm-By Dr.. A. n MAarioeAu, profeseev g
diseases Of woman; hundreth sdiuOa, (s0o, ooel;M
DO ; PIP Sss; on hns paper, extra binding; Zrsss -
nood 70 worsAnhood, ana cleo ~ wife and - nstes .
July described wth the causes, The ymPtoms 40 -
he proper node Of trsatment, ID plAin, Anpae, - =
tho spost chsSts language, easily undssstso1 A. -
eysry wsnan can discover BY comparing hx own w.
toms with tAoss dsssibsd, the sAtnEsa $4,000
c eau so = n rs vi. sssss bsee.l.g -
-. ssts~ need 4 instrussieA snd aivsse q -
- y sno,fsnss 70 hsr fst~rs hselth h ropes ~
S.sh M sene4tsvsnsss fosbids ssneuuan4 nsueea
t,snas. VIII nnd sash instrussssa 50 sdyss 80
s1pIsnssso o. .ssy mgsSss W ~ ssor - -.
~ SSn oSssructicns or irregularities pscul.e y 80
.vstsra. which undasms tAe ksaltA q ~ soun
- Mar thsy Are ignorant and vhish ttsx dsAca40 -
Mas sseking medical advfcss How many suhex o.
orolsusus utsr CALLING Of the wsnb,) e. ffon 49, -
sus, i.s.knsss, debility as)rHos ny sss = 81 ~
rsny ~ W dicult, not dsagsroos d.llv~sss, sd
"a unosrtan recoveriesf some whose Hires ass hssar
arvns such time win eoeh hnd IN ats pegNsthe msees
nveysnfion amslioration, aud rsiisf. HD~ .nAAy -
tsr rnumcsta how much auguiah might nAw
spared 70 the saasrse, e hsr hssbena . n.s 2
,csbls 70 convey FUZZY tbs various SUBJECTS 6sAee!
= they are Of ns&urs strictly intsnAsd - "
m4owussnd. IA BroexWay; xdraass, shsssnsa -
| Aston Houss, No. vessy stssst nexitt EAssceHe
| Tribune Buldings) at No. Aator Bcss< Pess1w
and q the Sss 1Sass, S ao. e 60 Pssse
| tbsstnut street, Ph1AdcIphh- On ~ receipt q y
COPY VIII be- tsaz,asltAsd ~ nAn, fWs II pcstse
~ al the United States. An lettr must - eddrss
| rost vsN. t0pf. A. n MAUM0AU. 0acs - -
! Trsst New Yst, Of has ~ Nee rssk es~0sS.
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SAICHDAY, Aug IO-o =.
b were scarce and quiet q for pot, and 70 ooA
|.nsrT IN advanced l2kc. Csc. per barrel,
~ OF l. 800 barrels common 70 good state d WE
|ss, common 70 good Western - $40 ~ ~, 80
syds in proportion; with 2 900 barrels Seuthsrn,
Tied 70 very good grades, at 80 SIX ~ eIK
~. RYE Aour and corn meal were held Above
|. ~ Of buysrs. Wheat was scarce and inaetive;
kshels handsome white Gsnesee brought - ~ VT
d sslss vsrs reported Of small lots ryea 81 70
<tats and western oats ct COO . GO; and oz,Voo
y corn at 60. 500. for unsoand, and 500. $50.
|.sterr mixed, closing unsettled. OF the latter,
Sushels were bought, for delivery IN september
The ssiss were light and the market heavy,
| "A material variation in prices.
U-saies Of about 500 TO 600 bsgs Rio were made,
~ Ssre was more Offering for Liverpool With.
,4erial a1sersfion In quo>asicns. About WV
Pr corn were cpsagsd An Amps bag 81 "a, and
10 bsles Of cotton, compressed, ct "a TO HAvre
- bales q cotton .srs ses;ssd = A. 70 n: 1oc
IA were engaged, 81 % Cd 10 Rotterdam 900
IN we're spessed at 81 and $50 tons log wood,
10 California rates continued 70 rule dun, ct asc.
- isos = ~ Sses were made for shipment, 81 CSC
ss@Iss. years. crop attracted e0nsidsras's sss',
1t 30s. use. per Id. s.o n
s-Ths nssketlwas ARA, with sales o. ABOUT s's "
7 VAS scarce and nominal At old rates.
.nsrr --a,es OF 900 400 bbls Texas were mAd>
= and 80 hhds. Porto Rico Ut 2ec.
jxM SFuaSs.-Spirits turpentine was more scuve
Ekes q about 1000 bbls were made At bAc. oec.
R;0c0 bexA. wlmington rosin 1t 81 Soc, ana oO'
asi s., per sio Ibs, dsliysrsd. Raw was ~ s00u
re scut we're selling - Sc. psr ID.
:. son hais, sperm apd olive remained about IN
). Dzhseed vsa In bettr request, At 7oe SOC. p
10. There wos nothing Of moment done In lard.
orson.Pork vas improving; tne sales reaehs
pS2s, At Sa4 q . el6 for mess, and Gil 02k I'll
psine WITT 500 bbl, ness, dslivsraols Ia Ssptembt
0cto6sr. ct ell 30. There were likewise sold IL
ont a'ea4s a stsady rates; $50 bbis lard At II ~
70. pcr tb and 100 tbis. bsef at unchangsd hgur'
odssssc SasineS VA Zone IA butter and chses
Eoe.-Asout $50 tiercss were ssld At % rs q slh
nAxhse Glazed drm.
bo1as--The market was rather quiet, though prios
anohaoged. The sales embraced $50 hhds. fsxs
q. T.; $50 hhds New Orleans At 4,<c. 10. abo,
d. <Kc. = Sc, and 600 boxes brown Havana At
xsow was quiet. The last saiss Of city rsndsr
Z nnAAs at 12xc. ..a 5000
Eumur-Ihs Sartst vas armer, With sales Of sbo
b btla 1t ~ for drudge, 3se- wAs oacred and "
asksd; 70 hAas- were ~ . pat
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: y EJNKIEY . cos AwNwAlx AND, pANA.
A. ma Express: -Ersisna or AsYi.ssh 4. O., win
ss,so,s~ IN Aspinwan or rsshippsd q ross port st
shsrss * Is csuss ~ fsst Pssss. sa * proper
aoa.s oss,s. y.sS: e - ssas, ea:ss:
NJ. Isshnrs win b tAksa 81 u osuts esr pound from
Hs~ Ysrt JOIN ~ cAnaJ SfON, gent, 7s Bro~<
vsy. uncsr PsnSmA ysakuAe> oaoA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

1ATRn6ONIAL YOUNG GrNTLEMAN FROM
MI southern stats, wishing 70 form matrimonial, y
Yorf ursferrsdtskes this method Of forming tns &C.
quainsancs Of young lady with view v mAtrs neny.
he Il twenty fous ysara Of age and not hstsr fall Of
tales this public way cf forming sux. alliance
He perfeessy. independent n his q anAaciAl AZ
this sdysStisemens WIN DO h fan ~ In - no humbux
on decsp.isa = intss1s1 Addssse Tor eas xssk, Phi
mstts, brooAlyn Rost QNes.
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y.lEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND rhs S ~, - -
and ws Va Neg Jerry vas a.. y cs,tsssdt
~ - \. spd 10 O'clock A. n, and ~ and (.
1hrocsS in four koura Fare q 70 IN y 70 70 80 sna
- IN 10 ~ AZ 81 stopping 1t ali way stations
v"rsS tickets so for CscsDsat sie snd ths West
"a ~ pslruors Washington, Norfolk &c. and through
bseesgs ehsoksd y Wsahnsson N ana J" a = -.
~.rNn. Y RoAr FOR ALBANY--rN CONNECTION WITH
Sahe New Yofk Central Rsisroat landing = Newosse
Soushst epsss Kings nm, Catzhi and hudscn Inc
,rser IiR,sb Capt J. W. Haneox, VIII Leave sne ~.
sct "a Robnscn street. every SUNDAY ~ evs ooioes
Pm Yer freight or passage sPpV On oosrd' o. " w
ofRcs On the vhad.
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= r ArRINONIAI.-A WIDOWER FORTY YEARS OF
NJ 80 IN rsrfeet health pretty good looking and in
indepsndsot circumstanees DESTROYS o. oeoomn9 "a
qusinssd with young iady not over twenty ysss' Ola
Srcu, rod ami pious lady, that has de
Hte TO 6irtipg preferred wealth minor oonsidssstion
All Communications strictly confidential Address MOI
fimore. Broadway Post Once. 49, IL 81 II
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uEApAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR
M riaSss, who VIII all enjoy the greatest happiness
rsrrv through an instrument which she WIN cause -
lumnats itself BY invohng the powers a. No wonoerfu
eciepce and viii tell al events Of Life, and even the vy
fbouahts 70 Brooms street. CAnaon street. Gentle
man not admitted. liz Mae Ell lI
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T1NITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
u Aspnwall and Panama Through passage tickets In
Guiding Mr. Hnckley Isthmus transit ticket, will 30 FUR
six hours On Tuesday, September 8 at2 O'Clock r n,
from pier foot Of Warren street. North river will be dis
patched the feet steamship GEORGE Law, TO connect
At Panama with the new and superior steamship JOHN
l. STEPHENS. A spare boat l~ays kept At Panama, 70
prevent detention in Of accident The acoommoda
United States Nail Steamship Companies are unsur.
passed. and parties about to visit California are invited
at the Company . ONCE, III West street, TO
y c. A. WHITNEY.
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MATRUaOuIALs


M Lover. - Prelssssr IAwtoa, Boston, formerly =
london wfi sud 10 any sddrsss % rscpt Of ons ao
post pad plain diSsosas 70 snabs iaAiss o. gsassa
q Win the dsvotea affections Of many Ut the opposite
al q their heara may DESIRE The process 70 - dml
but % eaptvAtine, that all may b married rrsspsctw
Of 40 sppsaranos, or positou and iAst, though -
Detection impossible Address Pry9ssece LAYTON, -
ton MAss No Isttsrs nksa from IL Post O0ss unaea
- poutngo n uold. - MeIW. 5 III N1
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L,oR VIRGINIA C.RolNA eEone H., srrs y;
l. n ~ n Nor1h RIVER on Wednesday afternoop, Au-
srst 10. a osioek Notolk, Petersburg and Rich
mosx Tme 70 Norfolk, about twenty icur hours pas-
~ ~ a. Wun,neton and MAnchestsr Railroads TO Au-
80 Atsisnta, ChAssssoa, q. Passage and fare -
ana Sos,s y. saH .r
"a" pro- iUDl.AM & PfxASANTS, ~ BroadSAs,
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company Of Mica
rsgua Proprietors In advance of the a Only
uns giving through tickets including the sthmus oros
Capt Turner 1000 tons burtben), win leave from pier
NO = North River 1t 8 O'Clock P. NJ, precisely, for
fAvorits stearaship SIERRA INV ADA a. 600 tons bur
then), over tAe Nicaragua 1ransit Route having but
welvs miles Of land transportation, By 6rst class car
lagos These sesmers are unsurpassed s. their vsntila
ron and seeomno- dasions For Information passage
-S'SH I..a Is MORGAN. Aren't. No s sovl,n, cr.,
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4 UsTRAIIA.-THEsPLENDD CLIPPERS SHIP HELENA
"a viii leave for her third voyage to Melbourne, on
the frst Of September next She can accommodate ten
more psasenge The two previous passases Of this 10
vorite ship Melbourne made successfully In u and 81
d. (tne III test record), should induce intending
TO prefer her untred ships For freight
pessaee, apply ON board, at pier IL East River, 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-27

TT 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP OOXPANY-FOK aAvANA
~ and New Orleans: The United States Mall Steam
ship Company INTEND to dispatch the steamship PHLA
DElPhlA, Captain Henry Winds, on Monday, August
6 n At from warrsn street pier. Tre}sht
iading Of the FORM fk MIA company, applies
It their Once For freight OF passage, apply ct the
CaAsGs or DAu-Aftsr the abovs date, ths compsny's
steamers for Havana and New Orleans w sad on the e
and 18th Of each month"; commencing with september H.
The steamer Falcon viii b dispatched extra steam
or TO Havana ON September IL. n .. hOBEKM
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ID LAsses--Dsers spss - Z; sonns.os At 7 s'eloot
A'0s'y evening, August l r. va Do pssfor~sa
Csmhis 0su<er. Observation-Disclosures Miss Davenpor
Ams ad.... Mr. Conw ) Helene :. issJ Gougsnn siu
,c, nsys. sS ss., sss.IA Mira ' e
D'N'ryil's. Mr.. LAnergau ANniees. Mrs Bsrnar'
'''' 10 sBiisE BENIN Ss's Aa'i''a' rfi''
Mr. Bsnion. Mr. Whiting Mr. Sou thiown Mr. ravdgs
.I.. henson Mss A. Gousenheim
GEo; CtRgry AND WOODS MNsTRN.,, NO az
\ ~ brsad.sy, between Howard and CRANK streets
\ I.uiopnn hinsfrelsy, 70 conclude vita Burissaus
0psrs o. h.es Aio.t Msshanos' Han, ia Bsosd~sy
socvs GsaDd ,trse where the old style Of Ethepi.z
ensertaanA snts WIN b given N.B-Gsorxs Chr4sty
VIII appear NJ both houses IN an entire chsngs an ~,
gramms every evening. -
WOOD, Business Manager
GEORGE ohRsrY. Stage Manager.
TcSrs epea q q 70 co@mence at o'clock.
FRANcosrs HRpo 20 sSn1 TEE GREAT FIRE
10 Cox Orr ON MONDAY EVENING, Auc %.
Pfises OF $50 $50 will awar led 70 the two hast
runners IN q mile and . quarter race, twelve times
around the course. In addition to the above prizes
magnificent SILVER TRUMPHr
Of the y.iue Of $780, will BY the proprieors
o. the hippodroms TO the Fire Company Of which the
The contestants for the Firsmens Prizes in the Foot
in black psntss rcd shirt and re cap having on il
the lumber of his company.
Inc prizes VIII 10 awarded TO those only who conform
CtAsrLE GARDEN-sIxTH GRAND SUNDAY EVEN.
~ ING CONCERT
BY DODWORrH'S BAND
on sunday evening, August a. when viii be performed
CHOICE SELECTION
or THE
MOST POPULAR MUSIC OF THE DAY
For particulars small bills.
Admission. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q csr..
Doors open at o. commences :: oeoos
Inc Garden viii be open throughout the DAY till 8 |
O'Clock NJ, for visiten DESTROYS OF snoyng the cool
oree5e and viewing the magnidceny scenery Of the bay
cents. -
WHrTEs NEW ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUsE NO. 20 |
~ bowery opposite tho theatrs-Opsa every night
~Nn splendid variety OF chssts and amusing Etnio
pan entertainments. by Whites serenaders 60. Door,
oTs st IN; performance Commences at O'Clock.
O. WHITE, Proprietce,
THEATRE 10 LEr-1HE HOWARD ATHKNEJl
L Boston This estsbiishzent win b let BY tn
month or BY the The theatre now in good ords
DESTROYS Of negotiating for the use OF this ssS
hshmsnt win make application to
JOSIAH BEARD, Admir-, Howard street, Boston
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MEDICAL.

mEOlCAJA. = : II
DR RICHARDSON, GRADUATE OF THE ROYAL co..
ID kgs Of Surgeons, Dublin can b consulted IN hs
sCeciaIty from A. NJ 70 r. n, ct his csaA1AfAn9
rooms &c Prince street. An extensive prsotve fos ~
last twenty years In the hos pitfalls Of this country a.
Europe enables him to promise radical cnre b Ancu1
caees Letters from the country attended ~ pTa oI
VNR DUBOIS OFFICE FOR THE EXCLUSIVE faAAat
uaent Of the diseases Of females, leAo BtsaAy1G
near Twenty ninth street. Remedies fox fsAAas ~
81 70 eS; advice gratis Paid lsttses answered ~ -
DR WARDS REMEDIES EXCEED vlRYyzR 4
~ Snre speedy ana satiafactory cures. 10 b - -
he Doctors depot No 70 Canal strest one 6eer sao0
Broadwuy Onics hours for advios and trsAtnsu4 q.
N. TIL Q r. n. daily. t --.-
rNp. WARD, ASSISTED BIZ HS CMEBRAfD AnA4
IL Ing antidots and other remedies, soknsv1o01S
The most astonishin9 In the world, Offers To &c.
sures Of disesss to b obtained. Consuitsd 81 - 49,
rreet enc boor east Of Broadway, and no oshss $3.50
DE MACK CAN BE CONSULTED IN his SPECIALITY
AZ No 90 White street, four doors est OF hrseA-
xay srom to l. and from TO Q In the evening. N.
Mass's remedies sold BY him only. Price -.
ur rARnoNT PARIS AND LONDON PHfN1An
M and surreon Is consulted in his speciality g =
kHssds street corner Of Broadway, rum IL A. = -
p NJ ana from til In the evening, except SnAAnot
p.tients treated ~ nah. N. R-Not the drug ssess.
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THH
Nl most wonderful astrologst In tho world, or tat
future events and win show your failure husband ssd
absent friends which has astonishsd thousands dursG
her travels in Europe. 6hs LIS seventh dsughssr 81
seventh daughter, and born with natural GIT ~
invoking the powers Of her wonderful science to ted
their very thoughts and viii cause happy pars 70 esne
together who viii all enjoy the greatest hApptnsee 6
to ali Who visit her. Those who wsh speedy massao
NAV can soOn and they may depend upon true adytea
founded on the eternal principles Of magical science -
Brooms street, between Cannon and Columbia strssoB
utle not admitted. EWNt #s4s ifEs 4 1i.4
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lannings.--Eass one aslAr MsSls served ON board
Inc fayorite stsaanr 0kcR0E WAsAlNGrON Capt ,.
q Odell lsaves NV Yesk foot Of Jay street, every
Iuescay, thursday ana saturday, ~ o'clock A. y.
Returning, lsaysA AlAAny every kondAy, Wednesday,
snd Friday. :. H. HUISE, Agent, 202 West st., N. 4.
NEW YORK rs rHR WHITE MOUNTAINS MRnm
IN BY rafroA via Springnsid, Bsllews EsNs, Wtnd
cor. while Tyer ma Wells River TO Iirteton base q
the MouaApinx; era VIA Montpelier, Burnngtcn, 81
Adams aA@ X Susss Peint - Montreal and Ogdsosouy
Ticket o;e New Haven Railread, corner Broedusy us
Canal urssx ana corner OF Twenty SIXTH street ~
goui alssus Express sssa: vas 4 a M 1ssns is
RtH sAchccked through YkANcis hxDs1 AssA'' -
ovv ktre@- "
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CLOTHING. 60.

CNLOIHlNG.-FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND IEAsn
- OF clothing store, the best location in So.fH
Bi0okiyn and doing good cash business Inquire a
WOOD BROOKS, Hamilton avenue. corner az Ps.ss
dent street. "s' W ~