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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-30

SJATE or ILLINOIS, In safe Covnty,
10 September Tam. 4. u. 1855, Couniy
Court. " iiam u. w. Cushman rs. Mad-
son r.. HOLSTER, Luclus VI lloiiistcr, Asher
Markham, Luzeiie VI. Markham Darwin
Drew Janet Drew. Madison II TuruIl J..
Mana Tuull, Abner II. Livingston, and Ma
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-07

SC1ItraIIY,
well as to the Northern coast of California
and to Oregon
We will also regular Express for freight, small
parcels and letters and from the Atlantic States by
every steamer
The parties who have organized this Company arc well
known in the community old and experienced Express
men, and hope it will be acknowledged generally, under
stand their business thoroughly They think they
saying too much when they attribute much of the success
of the late firm of Adams Co. in the Express business to
their excrtions and personal energies.
In conclusion, they would solicit fair share of the avors
OF the public pledgng themselves to their best
deavors to transact such business may be entrusted
them in a prompt and business-like manner.
COLLECTIONS of all kinds will be promptly attended to
any of the points mentioned above.
r.. G. MOVES, President.
Office in Cooma, until further notice, second door above
the Post Office.
20tf F. BUSH, Jr. Agent.
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Pacific Express Company.

d in consequence of the disruption oe that frm have
organized themselves into Joint Stock Company under
the above name and title for the purpose of conducting
General Express and Forwarding Business in all its
branches, throughout California, Oregon and the Pacific
coast generally.
The business will be strictly and solely Forwarding
one, having no connection with Banks or Bankers and will
be conducted on safe and economical principles
The Expresses will leave the Office at the northwest cor
regular hours, for
Sacramento and the Northern Mines
Stockton and the Sou hern Mines
San Jose,
San Juan,
Santa Cruz,
Monterey,
San Pedro,
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-07
NS- Byron says
This is the way physicians mend or end us,
Secundem drtem-but although we sneer
In health-when sick we call them To attend us

Secutden drteni-but although sneer
In health-when SICK we call them to attend u.s.
Without the least propensity to jeer.'
The above brings to mind the best medicine ever
ued and 1t is not necessary to be prescribed by physician
We allude to Dr. Gnysotts Improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapara which is proving to be one of the
most popular and valuable medicines now in use and un
doubted it can be called the most pure preparation
Sarsapara offered to the public Dr. Guysott being
regular practising physician of great talent gained
himself much merit, by chemically combining the Shaker
prepared Yellow Dock and the Red Honduras Sarsapa-
rla which the inv uabe agents, of which the Lab
oatoy of Dr. Gnyott has given the virtues of these
roots in their perfection We believe his preparation
tans all the restorative properties of the roots combined
and concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments made in the manufacture of this med
scne until it found that it could not be further i'm
proved Accordingly find it resorted to almost unvcr
sally In complaints for general prosraon ofa the vital
powers % & and all those diseases Chc skin so try
Purchasers ought be careful to ask for and take none
but Dr Guysots Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and
Sar nparlia All others, in comparison are worthless
For sale at all the principal Drug Stores in the State
PARK IL WHITE Sole Agents. to whom all orders must be
addressed No 81 Merchant street, 3D. door above Mont
gomery. 2 I'm.
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Lininnents.
PlaSterS.
Zelner'S Specific Mixture.

ENOR the radical of gonorrhea, geet and various
III contagious diseases Inflammation of the genital organs
attended with proiuse secretion of mucus Owing tho
great success and numerous effected by this medicine
have been induced bring before the public that every
affected with either of the above named or similar dis
have trial of its virtues and satisfy themselves
as to whether it is really what it is recommended be-
Numerous certificates could be obtained showing its cura
tive powers but prefer letting the medicine upon its
own merits All ask is give it trial and be convinced
To be had in quantity, single bottles at w. Eel
ner's Drug Store Cooma, with full directions accom-
panying each bottle The specific is agreeable, and
of those unpleasant erupons follow its administration
which always attendant upon the remedies usually pre-
scribcd for the above affections.
w. ZELNER.
Druggist and Apothecary
Main street, C0loma.
The Empire County argus., 1855-04-07

RE CASES HAVANA CIGARS-Ex Challenge
w Regaa Britannica La Flor, Andres Riyas
Regalia de Londre, Noriega.
Regalia de Londre La Palra.
Regalia de Londre, Montero.
Regalia de Londre, Soy Fie.
Regalia de Londre, La Fiel
Regalia de I.ondre Eualia
Regalia de Londre Baron.
Regalia, Montoro.
Regalia, La Patua
Regalia, La Nora
Prensados (Calidad), Andres Rivas
Londres (in half boxcs), Cabanas Carbaal.
Media Regalia, Cabanas Carbaja
Media Regalia, Esculasio.
Londres, (in half boxes Noriega.
Londres (in half boxes Soy Fiel
Media Regalia, Principe de Gales.
Regala, Heraldo Flor.
Media Regalia, Heraldo Flor
Londres, Partagas Co.
Concha, Eulalia
Concha, Baron.
Concha, Soy Fie
Londres (pressed) Andreas Rivas.
Regalia, Inguenidad.
Regalia, Nicotiana.
Regalia, Sevillana.
Regalia, Orleans. For sale by
IS I'm JAMES PATRICK co.
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COL @ M A B A IA A r !

the above House always be found choice col
"A lection of Standard Works, such as Histories,
Romances, Novels, Magazines. Also European Atlantic
and California Daily and Weekly Papers
We have also hand fine assortment of Ladies Fancy
Goods, Paper Hangings and Upholstery.
l9 GEORGE VINCENT & co.
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Perfuncry.
Music for the Million
Pills. Pills.

VIOLIN and Guitar Strings at
Ia w. ZELNER'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
sHTXPPXuO.

UsTRALIA-sHIP CRYSTAL PALACE 10 San.
"A nsss Hs,dsy hsss ssso,d ssha tissess sale a.
q rs,sva Apply 70 the sssnt M Barry, On Hosfd e.
INO1 AEANNAH AND YlOnIDA-UNrrnD 1fATFs
GEE os. sses..l Snl leave k.. fsss fer sessssss
.isl.sh n sn. q issia1 s.sa q bsAsS. fos ir;ss.
s2ply en- hssfS g fs1 yssssss :. SAIL l. nfTMrLL Is
lev, vni s.sssst. saa leave On ssturdao. Jsss a
Esn CHtsL1sToE AND YLoRyDA--sEM MEEkLT
e = n-ss, e. .saAs.. vii is.ys ysy Ne: T. r, sn
hssss .2yy = sssss yl.c sii Ials e iss!.f yl ~;
$3.50 8, lsssses a sss sMss q sr0yxorp IiLssros
bvs-Ts Jsskss!vni.,, 81 4 rn..h. fn Ths James
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MEDICAL

nR. WARDS yNFoRfUNATRs FRIEND, 81, WITH
~ beok.-yust what those want who have eonsraetsA
diseases namely, ~ and delay and
pense Grsasekt in the world By Dr. Wards UnhR.
tunste'FPrisndn Alstfa take astosne other remedies
o.. cure e. raassl shShs ease: sarsd !. few no.r
rsnedy-kswbsrs else in New York cure varransed8y
Ward. Patients anxious for rslisf psly rApd
by his trsatmsnt without taxing the system. Atra.
Mon Of diet 81 ssssstisn rom business net required
nR. FOwRRs' LADIES' a0LBEy TONIC AND Pr.
~ rodie pis safe and failing remedy for female
sgulaIies Prepared according 70 the original prsssrp
ton AND ssld DN WASD Canal street, near presdway
TNPoRTANT 10 FENALKS.--DR. DVBOIs' OFFI9~
Agency for The exclusive treatment Of stl aiseAsss Ind
aeat 20 females Ne Lsxnston aysAus West Tvsuty
.svs.ih street aas 5:urh sy:sss nsnsdiss for tsa.
Al letters soAAdsntsl n letters containing - served
Sh aAvss medicine b. f4yrn pss Bsl3R guarantoes
In oil easss Patients from distance D1ovidea With sF1s
bsssa lassisg and Astsaaanss.
M L1INeKF, PANS 4ED La,DeN. glYgpsyAl
M aaA ssseson, aushsf u The ueeassl kAykp SkA ~
s..:,s, !. - IL: 8 NS q .:,::is:a - n -:
n.ii sss s.ps.ss sspsss viS ssHss Ssssrs + Ssss
Hs.Alss ne T. ~ AZ ss.ssisa Cssax = ns
0ll cvHl-DN WAIss !NyO1FyNA1e
::.ss 81 e; ~ ,aSI, =. - = Sc a..
49,. .;sss 1.is.s 81 slzss:::si = 80 80
SSss ssssfss.. sss - A;tsd Iiss1v~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY F0R sALE-9,0op
acres btuminous coal lana sisuae In xeaa soaa
~ PepnsyvaniA he Of New York and Erie Railroad
imns sssy. Apply 70 R0gr raonPsvs Jn.
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ExTRA CARD.-BURTON's THEATRE.
~ THIS EVENING, (WrDNrspAY), JUNE 20,
q. HOLLANDS BENNETT,

ALL THAT GLfTTERs is NOT COLE,
BY kesMs. EDDY, De Wadron Bland. Holland and Mes
DANES Frost, 6eymour Henry. TO-, DO
KINGS GARDENER.
GAloehard Mr.. Holaad Madame Galochard, Mrs. Hough.
WIDOWS VICTIM,
In which Miss Ahertne and Nj Chanfrau will display their
wonderful limitations.
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TIE vAhDERRLr EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAM.
shipeL-TAs krss slAss steamship ARIEL 4oOc
tons, Lsfsvre master, will leave New York Pier 50
heyth foot Of ChamoSry
saturday, June 80, foT Havfe Arsst.
The Ariel WIN be followed BY the North Star July n
TheowRsr Of these vsssas VIII not bs accountable
keld silver Aniion specie jswelEy precious stones
therof theron pressed
specie And goods saksn - usuAl ratol
Ne eis received after Of the day before sana
Es.berth secured until paid for.
Letters prepaid Szs per viii Ss received 81 the
snee 70 II A. r. ct the day Of sailing and viii DO
strong inds rubber sass under lcos snd on arrival
tbsra Parcels taken each dollar and upwaxds
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DROOKLYN NUsRUM -MONDAY ,EvENING, jun

RMNRNei H % mMONR IA :EvmNiMG JSNE
occasion the following ladies and gentlemen have the
Charlie, y. F;sas:: NJ i.sss ~; Tyss.il' NJ
Vernon, Miss Gordon, Miss Kate Hunter and many shers
whess nanss will appear In the bls Of the day WIDOWS
ssns. Darling ola ssissr =, e, T.yo,i.s
Q. c. Charles. Clog Dance, BY Mr. B. Yates CHARLES
uCApt Copp, Mr. France Nary Copp, Miss Ida Vernon.
MACBETH TRAVESTIE-By the members Of the Broughan
AasoeiatAn
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mon PpTRRgBuuo AND N0nroLK The srRAn.
4 ship hoAEoEEl ossss.. ns..ss .sv ls;sias =
wsssl.isy astssnesa ~ Assissh LuDkAM PIsk
SAINTS, n DrsaAwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

NOn LIvnPo0l-U. NAIL eTHAnsHlP ArLAN.
il TIC IA Wsst Osnna.asx. The stsanship win De-
psrs wfsh the Unisd States nss fsr nsPs peuvsly
Es1nssdsy ysBe o. 81 s,sisek H. IRON lsS berth "a the
bot e Csssi ssrssk Fer srsighs q Ies.ags having
:s;ans1 sGs :Ss.:s sss is:ssss .ess
requested - ks beard % leh A. n TIE BALTIC WIN
succeed ne Ausss and san Jay ssippsrs wal pleAss
take nsaee skat the ships 81 ths ne sannot carry
goods trAbasd o. Az letters must thxou Ne
Pest once; any others win b returned
THHATRICAL NOTICk-nANAGBRs WISHING 10
eject engAssnsnts fer the coming ssassn With @. s.
Charss sad his ssf the tslsaters Of Irish and Yankee
sharastsrs sheuld dir est "
GEO. C. CHARLES, No II Jay street, Mt.
sClE DlrrIsH AND NORTH AnsNoAN ROYAL
NAH StsAnshApA
Snon new yoRH TO LIvEAsocL-
Chs0 esesn Pessags
DeooDa sabm
FROM DosroN TO LIVERPOOL
sss1 pesssee
:isS: hsa Boston can Il :n.:
rsiEsi d: SsPs Sns, 6gsoRA, o..s ss s..
AlRfcA, Capt Hasrisoa NIA0ARz Cspt Lsitsh-
Thee vssss siear whts hsht nssthesa,
A.sss Lass Leaves Bosssn. .Wsd.sslay Jane
Ahtsa, Harrison. Boston. Wednesday, JaDs 70
Ash, Lett, Boston. ......... w eaAesAay, July
America, Lang. " Boston. Wednesday, July
bsrtAs Aot sscursa sAtl paid for.
An sxpsyfensed surreon on board.
owners Of these ships VIII BE- accountable ter COLA
snless hills 81 lsdias are dnsd therefor and ~ val
thsrecf NfIeip sxpssssed-
For 'h' Or e SH3sNA ( N. Bowling er...
sntn further nstAea
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LsOR NORFOLK, rETRRaDUno AND RICHAnND--
is TIE united ets.ss nan stes,skp noAN0KA =
y.s.:a,s, jar. pm: = .,:isss 3 ~; .ih .Td,: z
sop&3bs ssnsvtaE nernihs. Prem Nersk Dssssasrs ~
th16ssth Yyss{ ~ railroad Direct vth tkaessh shst
fars 70 Norfolk q 70 PseerAerg aaA RehnsnA 40; 49,
s. siisi;; : ! 'Si ;sss. X ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

TEA. STORE FOR SALE, CHAPLIN CONSEQUENCE
premises, S2 Seventh avenue.
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no BUSINESS MENs-rHE ADVERTISER. WHO Is
Of . proeess fcc manufacturing
article has for sale the right for this
sisy and county. Also she STATE Of New jersey Will BE-
H5OO $50 to $40 per day - made Reference vii be
sysn 10 those already engaged N the busnes None bot
those Give sstaetory reeKsncss - " fair dsang
will with, and none but those who desire 70
ssss IN Blu sinsss and willing 70 YORK htse need
vsr this advsssemsnt Address sBuohsnsn, Herald ccs
svr three days with real name - NO others wu DO az
,Nycred.
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AMUsEMEHTs.
NSISs sxsOssSSIss y oOsssss..F1
s N nj III '; ss 1:sisos .salsH erzA
s'.... '..'.iEssis;;;; s sf;si1 e OPERA
~ .f ns pAucHrxs OF ST. MARX.
. z, :::: Arm. ... N a
$500. - s.sr .. issorsa.-
1:s:s. c:la as 4 s s:as
ssrss: = om:sI the Guard. SksssS
a.si.ac Page TO III. King
1d'l9a :: ' .ss sra.;
fSi ssca rsts. c.ssGs zNS
cs.s..,o,. GRAND Bale q = pu,,s,
SPECIAL sorics v '
rr,ss. Soi::
once open daily, nom 4 4 Il. tsi ;ss;jss
'A' s Tai 81 Ss1GGf.f ss 3; s. sii MARX
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
BA0AD~AG r shaAff EVENING. Jun. a.
Prma poas. contr.so is.. nsy.ns sas Academy
Ar1.Ass sii; 2ffR S'tiS;
"''" "i Rosso AND JuILrErrA,
'''''' LUcREzIA BonoIA.
their services, ard will appear
siasoRA FRRRARI, priaa donna.
$50. = liier frst appearance In oPerA)
sicroR BoLoIoEt, SIGNoR BADIALI,
siGsoR CULTURE, SteNoR CoLKrTI,
SICNoR Rocco,
The Little Phenomenon,
ADELIHA PATTI, and others
Grand 0chosrA. Conductor, sgnor La MAMA
Prices Of admission theatre prices nag 81
.tasus extra At the bs1 oes Of the shsa
MnTSorolITAks, s ssE EAHH AGNES
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNf 70,
being third last New York previous
10 her departure from the United states which sseason
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
And y particular desire. sheridan Knowiss pspsiss &C.
THE LOVE CHASE
.iss .aU Anes
Supported in both piece. BY full aad eeisnt ssnpaay
For full particulars bills of the Box beck
oren tickets had once Of sunday
Dispatch, "a BeekmAn street.
Proseenum Boxes for SIX and g. according 70
Orchestra Chairs, each. One Dollar
Dress Circle and Parqueste 80 cent?
Family Circle and Upper Boxes - ssnts
Places DO secured fer Balcony orchstIs Chas and
A. n till P. n, daily, without extra charge
Doors open at6k; performance to begin ~ 7< Sslssk
CEO CHRIsTY WOODS MINsTRELS, "a b ROAD
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
For this week, Ethiopian Ainstrs 81 Dancing -, cen
BLACK BLUNDERs OR. FORTY wINxs.
Doors open, ~; commence, O'Clock.
All Sa;in::: il;n..cied ~ ii. Wood
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broadway THEATRE.

broadway THEATRE.
ID SUMNER SEASON.
EngAgs%sn: for limited Isriod with those talented AZ
being the first snce their successful visit 70
California, commencing
MONDAY, JUNE Is,
when amusing and abrasive entertainment will be Of
fered. For full particulars bills
Bex Book open on Saturday, June q, when seats nay
DO secured three days In advance.
Those ladies gentlemen engaged the season
requested to meet in the room Friday June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

These stsamships slsssed insurance ofosa
Ans spess and viii - insured In them ~ rssss
Fer hst r O. page, sppiy 20 80
SUMNER AONTANT DRAPER 70 Rus N. d. ass Vie
CHKYsTiE, scHLoxssMANN 4 co., q ouai Caismir
Dalaviane. HAvro
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS, As BowERY.-H FRANCoNI 4
" u. RuAnells Proprietors.
New attraction for the Engagement Of the Female
lille MARIE,

Second week Of the shsispsrsa1 down, W. r. Waness
Mons Franconi with his splendid horses Bayard and John
a MMI ss . hsG nls sHcnssc :naschn D. nunnes
sthsr novelties which will DO enumerated In the biils
Boxes Is cents Reserved Seats 80 cents; children half
price; PIT l2h eenta Afternoon perfornansss-Aenda
Kednee1Ay And Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

TEE ORIGINAL CHRIsTY's MINsTRRLs.-A CARD
patrons Ethiopian minstrelsy through the
United states Tho bess lesve to inform the
pubic that hs has connection at PRESENT. with
Instance Assumption) Himself and the principal
rssumsi their since their return from Cali
grateful servant, e. p. CHRlSTY,
The emily person ths nas Of Chrsty any period On.
gagged performer in representation Of Ethiopian eharae
Ver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

~7On -FOK RENTS OF BRICK HOUSE IN
PlUUs Twelfth street, near sixth avenue delightful
lSs.s0n trees In 'front.' yard full Of range bath
keeping, nearly all 81 500. Apply to PETER A n.
JACKSON, 1893 Broadway, between II and u A. NJ Ne
lease unless furniture 10 purchased.
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:. ~ ~CoAL Yaou 20 CENTS TO o. oHRAPRA
80 70. thsn can b had ~ ndst yards IN th sW. Ny
present prics best req Ssh nsys sr s Ss so
isss 70 rrsesrs ana nihes laying IN stsek Try ten -
laying N yeur winter supply rcn sissrssrA x
20 Fret avenue corner Fftssnsh strsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

ERANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. IS BOwERY, NEARLY
eppssts the Bowery Theatre Performances every AZ
ss ERR - end ever evening, - NR5strenssrs
che United States where the Model Artists ssbNs
With sshsr original entertainments Remember Ne. Is
BOWeYy,
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CoAL-cuxBEpLAND COAL, or surnnios QUAIL
~ win Il soid by tbs subscrbsr from vssss os
ssysssiy al 70 per sss w,iAs Ss1s1sss 600 ns
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TINHEATKE, WILNINGTUN, DELAWARE.-LADIES
L and gentlemen, Of acknowledged talent, wishas
gagemeLts for o. eight weeks will make
edate application to H. A. LANGDoN Stage Manager
Wilmington, lei
AMATEURS CAPABLE OF PERFORMING ON ANY
"A orchestral instrument, and wishing TO join musical
society whose objects their aud plea.
hear OF opportunity by addressing orpheon
Post Ofice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

UTN +, WALLET, THE CLOWN, WILL TAKE HIS
w FAREWELL BENEFIT,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE %,
Four clowns In the circle.
Mons Fransoni, Rockwell,
Mile Marie, Sig. Napcli
HunAAlIs, u. LIE CLAIR,
Wallet, All the Company,
Reynolds, And b sst Of vo.
lunteeYe See bills.
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y hi double engine steamship STAR OF rae sOH7a,
james MARKS commander win sail for the sbovs o.
sslesA r. n, Wednesday, June - Thts steamer
unsquasd for cabin, second cabin Aua third
ss.s SssE ysassssS nroushcTt
south ons;. unusual fssiss ssmsinins s.rs.xth vito
sO for fTst sahin S5 for second cabin and S third
class psssspg Ts hsrths early Application shsud
made board pier 10 East river foot Of Wall aese
Or 70 ROCHE, BRO COFFEY
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TUE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STKANSEII
r%c%gs7 Ss ne r ssI.e ths. fsys.iss s:ssnsls
sTTT az az RAiTn0nE :.J 80 ss.s Gsp

DEDUCTION OF IARES TO SUIT TIE IIkRA-
~ New Yerk and CanesniA sesmship Inc via Nisssagra
through In advance sf ths nss shorter thaA sy
other route avoiding the deadly Panama and ~
miles Of dangerous boating In Panama Bay rAsspsadid
Aenble engine stsAnship NORTHERN LIGHT, 26O0 tons
burden, Cayt Tpkepaueh viii leave pise No North riv
= so,eloel pissi..y Tor fgrss Arlcss q Wsds.s
1000 tons burden the Nicaragua Trans route having
bus twelve miles Of land BY hrse class
py only 70 cHAkLRs M0RGAN, Agent, No. Bovliss
Green Letter ssxs nads sp NJ shs soe. Stamped Lee
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pURToNs ThEATRE.-ExTRA-KRs. i. G. FROST
has the ioner 20 that her first benefit in hsr
native city will take pAcs Thursday evening" June a.
Several artists Of Askno ability have Volunteered
their services. Seats may 10 secured IT the once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

NRARLES STREET THEATRE BALTIMORE, FOR
rent-Tbis beautiful and fashionable theatre, 1t ths
Of BALTIMORE and Charles streets 10 offered for rent
BY the week. month, year. or longer on reasonable
terms During the past TIVE 4 has been well
attended by he best portion Of citizens; and not
ding the general depression Of theatrcals all
tie eeuntry the husiasss has been prcntable 20
psny and attractive rformane must prove lucrative
TO the hereafter II Ii in good repair Md hiss
of the most comfort and AIRY thsstrss In the city
tYing outlay would place IL In such condition
second In the country regards beauty
igby location. For terms address IN
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Gclcft nlisfcllanD.


TIE BRITIsH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA.-A
correspondent of the London Times gives a
sad account Of the moral condition of the
British army in the Crimea. Speaking Of a
recent Sunday he says
1 rode into Balaklava P. NJ. through
kadiko Major and returned, towards dusk
through kadikoi Minor. The sights saw,
both going and returning. were enough to
make an Englshman despair of his country
men. All along the road were mcn-not on
ly prlvatcs, but non commissioned officers
i'll every stage of drunkenness. Sobriety was
really the exception. intoxication the rule
Noisy group, flushed and unsteady with drink
were interspcrsed with staggering sots who
could not keep on their legs. Two High
landers, one Of them on the ground, the other
making violent and fruitless Efforts to get his
conrade to stand up, were atfording. at 2
In the afternoon great amusement to num-
of French roadmakers."
He states further, that the drunkenness
and insubordination in the army are matters
of common conversation and regret The
officers commanding regiments look on with
sorrow, but are unable to check the evil.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-12-08

Why THERE WILL. BE NO WAR WITH AMER
Notwithstanding the premature and
ill-advised outcry that has been raised about
a probable rupture between Great Britain
and the United States Of America, we
cannot bring ourselves to believe that such
disgraceful and fratricidal event is
even remotely possible. The people Of
this country would look upon such
war with horror, unless it were absolutely
forced upon them by insult, unatoncd or UNI
explained or by positive assault on our honor
or our possessions on the part of the United
States Such insult or assault the United
States have not offered, nor is it likely hey
will. 1t would be doing our brothers an act
of gratuitous injury to imagine them capable
of it. Whence. then, the hubbub Of the last
few weeks ! The statesmen of this country
committed mistake. They sanctioned the
raising Of an American legion on American
soil to fight our battles against the Gar. In
carrying cut this worthless and unnecessary
measure our representative in the United
States infringed the municipal law of the
Union. The American Government demand
ed satisfaction. For this it is not to he
blamed, either on point of law, of national
policy, Of morality, or of strict justice.
London Illustrated Neacs.