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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
ssrME NEIsBR OF nAGDADp'

In addition To the above great features 10 the Cir
Gle and Mensgeie, will DO performed each evening,
the Gorgeous Paniomine entitled
GETHE WISER OF BAGDADs''
which will be produced in style OF inagnincenee uu-
surpassed by any travelling Exhibition, Tho Managers
having spared pains nexpense in making this the
sNo plus Uitran OF perfornanosA In the Circle. This
peoe will be presented with all the splsndors OF the
Arena performed atths principal Theatres In the
Citios Of New York and Philadelphia, where II had
successful Of upwards Of $50 nghts. II need only
10 be Seen 70 be appreciated .
: August Is, leSS-tS 8. 3. LEONARD, Agent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
ssSTAIi TRNUPEn

nfthc United states.
A full MILITARY BRASS
BAND, accompanies the Uni
tod Exhibition, and will play
during the performance a va
riety Of new and fashionable
music.
TPTbe Companies will en-
ter town 10
Grand Procession!
about 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and after
passing through the principal
streets, proceed TO their
paufIJoN or EYUTpITI0v
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

Admission to the Combined
Exhibitions 25 cents.
Children under Q years OF age
half price. -
Doors open at . and Z o'clock.
Performance to commence At
halfpast 9 and quarter to 8.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
The Cars Left Him, OF lie Left the Car

The Cars Left Him, or lie Left the Cars.
Some Of the impru lent friends of Gov.
Medill at st. ClairsvilIe and Woodsfeld,
very foolishly. and without bis knowledge.
made an arrangement with the friends of
Mr.. Chase for a political discussion be-
tween these two gentlemen, to come off on
the l7rh and 9th inst
Great was the CONSERVATION of Medill .on
reaching here from the Northwest, to hear
of this arrangement. He would sooner
have stuck his viz in the FIRE than to have
listened for momentto such proposition
He knew that his talents didn't lie in the
debating line. He had committed speech
by hard labor, sitting up at nights. and he
thought that was enough for the campaign
He hal charged Mr. Chase with being a
disunionist, and he knew if he entered into
the contest that he would be compelled to
eat his words.
The Secretary Of State. the State Audi
tor, and the Safe Treasurer waited upon
him at his ofire in boly, on Wednesday,
AMI insisted that as he was the standard
bearer of the party, he was in honor bound
to meet Mr.. Chase in discussion. In vain
the old fellow plead his incapacity; they
insisted he slould;go
The Secretary, with tears in his eyes,
bosougM him. The Auditor shook his fist
wrathfully; and the Treasurer stamped his
foot threateningly and sworc thati he should
never have another quarters salary in ad-
vance again. if lie did not fill the appoihts
ment -t t,. ~
His Excellency, with this fearful altern-
iative presented to, him, at last reluctandy
consented to go, and the Secretary, Audi
tor, and Trersurer, for fear that he wonld
back out, accompanied him to The depot
The whistle had sounded for the cars to
leave as they approached tho platform; the
conductor was in waiting for his Excellen
Icy, when$thc poor old fellows courage a
gain oozed out, and he positively refused
/ to step aboard. ..All right" shouted the
conductor; away went the cars, aud the
pusillanimous standard bearer Of Locofoco-
ism in Ohio fizzlcd out, fearful of meeting
with gentleman whom he had slandered,
in open, manly discussion.
P. S.-The Governor was at the Bel
videre last evening, seeking consolation for
his great disappointment. We hope he
will not become Discouraged Ohio State
Journol, 18th.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23

NPThe Equipment and gen
cral out At of both the Menage-
rie and Circus Troupes, have
beeu got mp this Season In q
style OF elegance and a profu-
sion Of costly decorations hith-
erto unprecedented.
The Riders and Gymnastie
Artists, a full description OF
whom win be found in the bills.
are all belonging to the firsi
class Of their profession, OF
both sexes. and are known and
distinguished as tho
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-08-23
ME CIRCUs TRoUPE
Consists OF the following ac-
knowledged talent:

knowledged talent:
CLOVIS. jim MYERS.
Miss ROSA MADl6AN,
The fearless. graceful and brill
liant American Artists, in her
matehless scenes of Equitation.
Messrs. T. King. LeRue, w
Armstrong, H.. p. Madigan.
Master Madigan, Thompson aud
Prof. Nixon with his talented
Pupils in all their achieve
menls upon horseback and in
Gymnastics.
The following rare and beau
tiful Animals are among the
collection belonging 10 this
Exhibition:
A BRAZILIAN Tiger, or South
American Jaguar, two African
Leopards, two North American
Bears, a pair Of English Deer,
a beautiful marked Zebra, a
Peruvian Lima, a White Cam.
ell, n Kangaroo besides q va
riety of the Monkey Tribe, Par
rots. Pelicans, Swans, Birds Of
Paradise, etc, etc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

n. ~.
AMD-salss Of 100 bbls. pots we're made At % % .
Bss.Dsru,n-Flour was dun and heavy, the days
dian in bond. 4 sSs y iaS loo SsI southern, a
sns sco ss n. SI iSus Jersey
and % for Brsndywne, per bb The grain market was
inactive The sales we're confined TO 100 bushels south
(since our as 5000 bushes corn, chiefly Southern
yellow and white, a. 81 81 o., closing With only lin
CoyyEs-sales Of 800 bags OF Rio were made ct exc.
l0c.-snd 400 do Msracaibo at 1oc. . Nxc.
CoTT0N-The sales included about 400 q 500 bales on
the spot and about do. In trsnstu The market
closed with an upper tendency In prices.
FRuonrs-Rates for grain to Liverpool were armsr,
and Cd wa. demanded In bulk and 6d in bags; 800 TO
400 terces beef engaged at So 10 bacon
at IFS 3D. To London 90 bales Of leather were engaged
at Va. 100 bbk. pork and beef at &c. 3D. &c. 3D. and
nent rates were steady, without engagements OF mpOr
FURNISHES of $50 boxes wet dry raisins were made
stS2.
HAy-Ths market was steady at 81 ss % per 100 lbs
hoLAtns-The market was quiet Good New Orleans
NAVAL sroREs-saIes Of $50 bbl. were made at aec,
cash, an. 500 bbs. common No. rosn sold at ~ 10
0n-Lnsesd was steady at $40, while whale and
sIerm were unchanged
PRoyHoss-rork was rather brisker sales, 100 bbls
prime per Dbl. Cut meats In fair demand and
hrm with sales Of 10 psgs. picked and dry sailed
to he extent OF 500 bills, at l0k i0xc and $50 kegs
at 1ol lie. per Id Sal reported OF 40 bbls
beef ut former prces and 400 prime beef At
81 o2h Butter and cheese were unchanged.
Ricf.sales Of 100 CASKS we're made at % 10 ~ 80
Ier 100 lbs.
LoowooD.-About 100 tons sold at p. n. I.
sPIcEs-saes Of 1000 mats eassia made at p. n
t., and 10 cases putmegs at 9oc.
SUGARS The sales included about 800 hhds New Or
leans for refining, at Ne.
IALLow quiet and nominal
WnIsEgY. Sales $50 bbs State Prison male at
&c. and 200 Ohio at 80 c; Drudge was held at Acc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19


Ihsss vii 10 seat Al opcs 10 ssst p&1s&ss " On.
trsss o. othsrrs., " any eiiy, village he
United stAiss ~ CsnAaa ths rse@ps 81 1eA~rs.
ihis u The most hbsral oder nh. W val~~siss
6nsrs ~ an pBLllabsf, All sso.b tsdase al She
-th 70 secure tts Ad'AntAgss "a s~nf 10 hsr ordsss
without delay. Fslsn,Ds rcugsn.- sbd Wholesale
dsshrs supp~d On the most Absfa terms, for ash.
fota The largest anh most .p~ndif sssortnsni Osssrs
sht "a 4 ". rIkosO da.ataoiursF, - Nassau 81, n.
y. viii b. punctaAliy attended 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

C,sTAnAcTs CURED WITHOUT ANY OPERATION,
~ W an entirely harmless method o. re~un~nl
sptefs On the eyes sueeessaiy treated wth0at iastsa
'.ssu y prs ROfHRIo, from Pars, Ard c. " rPBAh,
o. Rev rok oculLss "a Foarsh street. Brosf
ohcs hoaxs iron 10 A NJ b3PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19
oCuLIsrs AND AURIsrs.

4 KItFCIAL EYkS.-rHis DAY KD-IIvED THE
"A largest and most seAutiful collection a. srlaaal
eyes aver imported. They resemble the nataral .,s
exAety 10 eoor and e1prsssson snd ~i move aud bos
precisely Bss and inserted and removed AZ Plea
t,ssion supplied On nhsvAI tsras. JIxpx w pUwfiL
0culist and Aurist to2 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

IA AhfHoisE or gnsns0s PAPfa Mia, NOS
W 90 AMI 81 Nassau street. ge~ Yors.-Fpe ssb- n.
bsrs have comm sceo pannf>st urfns pess and
Paper az their new p~p~r sorks ut Windsor Iocks
toortniar ulschisss tens more 20 BE- sdted),
rvsdy 70 receive sydsrs from persons VI spp~
ror qpsllty Of psus or boos printing tsprr. Fhss
works have been bait With great caro- snhrAeinx The
sodsrs improvements, With fan supply Of syrns and
srtsssp satsri tosstsr sitb rover fsinng power
suhng uniform GOOD coer N ths paygr and ~ xalu
supply 10 quantity ard quality fhs capacity Of "a.
p-o mills 70 snafsstsrs Aits~n thousand poupis a
taper per day. PREafx BtsOOKs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19
I Nj 0RrAkr 10 ouARRYMEN. sToNE CUTTERS

i MI OHlAkT TO QUAkHThEN. sTONE CUTTERS,
i architects and builders P0RTER'S Patent spring
Hammer stone dressing Machine Is the Grst complstly
successful attempt 10 secure BY OF machinery,
the cutting Of every hind Of buiipgstons with pidy
and precision giving the most perfect hnisb 20 plain
faces r.nts Of STEPS, straight and earyelnssr moab
ngs, futsd columns, bc Tbs principle Of tts simple
compact sid durable machine II ptecssiy tnat Of the
nast and chss used oy nand IN the most skillfa
mr., securing PERFECTION Of lire truly admiral, AMI
with rspdty that raves the old tsilous processes Of
hand lsto entirely IN tn. sha-s One OF tbs mlchiae,
he dAiy In operation at 30 Sansevoort street
ssar The kssh river, by Twelfth street
hacbinss cutting surfaces from two u sx feet vide
win cost from 81 BOO ~ 81, b0o
No Eaehine, cutting q surface six feet side, en-
ployip three NEE, and srtsen by too horse
gne, a. total cnst ~ ts per day vii readily
snd perfectly perform the labor Of g. 70 20 100
thus nsBTns reduction Of Aoout one thri In the ,ost
u all ksnd. 81 bsiliBT stone.
Nights for the Of th.s machine In this, tie Ua.s1
Stats and foreign o1Untrles for sale by ne
proJristors, Bstsrs. CAPNELl X II RTER, No 81 Wal
street Jaunccy court.
Qssry rsn stone cutters, builders, contractor Aad
the public generally, are invited 70 s1a.ne this aoy.l
ana cconos,cal machine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19


/. sEUnIfa1Ire lO AIl--MAUAsE aOrupJs "a
N vltbCnt sxespton ths sso~t sroi agtrolo~1s
n he world, az thai has b-rB bso~s Shs ill ,ss
ssr pIsf.ut, and futars events ssi sin ysxI
sturs busDAaa and Abssnt tr-n, -b.eh hs- sssnsbss
tboofsBds DUNG Der hs ysfs In Esrpp~ 81. II Wa
srsath laughter II q sevssth assgktsf, ARD sss
WIN EsuIsi gift ~ ,sv,sing tn po~-ys Of h~s
dsrieI srisne~ W l@ ihsn vgy ko-shts, aud vi
,srrs ktrpy pairs 70 toxptb~y Who vp al ssJcI
tie grestest ksppsess S naf,fDsslsi sliss Her p~v
dicts.s are truly sstoakhirs 70 III sho visit be4
Tfoss vbo vish sre<.iy age nay cal soyn, set
h.y may ospsnt apes tue ysss ivsna~1 ~ str
rsi principles ~ magical 10 Bronsns street, -
tween Cannon and to,ur.tta rrs~t Gwntsnses cot -
Aiti~d. shs sill tsssin IN tss city b,ta short pas
Hous from o'ol.~A An IsfA
ILAlRvorASr EXTRAORDINARILY. = sKrEsfLY,
~ brs. Hsyss has srperisAcsa ns- snsollinss Of .
hsh order, 20 70 thinrs eI~sr wiin her ey.s
soed th. acknowledge ~ professors q th.t s.sDos
70 ~ the most rsrn@rsahs sIslrvoyaat living, abe -
osly curing sassas~s that have h~ea Cor years pre-
Bovpcsa tseursbe Al p~ross esinng 81 No ~ seftag
iTest peer the boveyy have The ps~&sus. ~
sulflpg The b.st eAirvoyant 10 the rplie sas,ss "
n-utsr fAtisfsefery ~aamnatioat gwen " all, % %
sAsfge naHs Private t9fs.s sstseSsd V.
nj ADlsg A.wis, IRON PAnp, rE.nDs niH
WI ssrv.sss - "a i.Ass. and sspsw~s 81 t1s ctr
IA sfio1gy W e@s.s eE setsaes sns W b~ sonssl 81
shoui love, s&rst.~-. t.spsss Lac nnatt-rs ~ sse
al ten u Ls.s - NJ i.1y geausnss tssr vib
Darry, alec IA ~ % visst~r. hsasase Ara
spsshs The fnsissi Frsssh saa 0esmss knssssss ~
ssesnss. 30 n~~~sr bss~~ss Frss ard ssess3 ~<ssN
Unbss besrs fsss 10 a b. tosy n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN DONG A MERCANTILE BUSINESS
n in tbs West forty bvs years OF age, wishes 20
marry lady OF not loss than thirty than forty
years ~ age Who possess-s snsab. qualities, Djnsty
H. Any i1dy pIshipg 70 un.ts hsr-aii as above, By
ADDRESSING letter 10 Dor fSs, Henry, m Dos, giving
age sIs and general APPEARANCE, auno0pt Of ~eshb
eenes VII receive an answer 10 rstarn. An somiaani
esticns eophoept
AZ ATRIhONIAL-Ir COSsEQufNCE % RpcEsr
M nlrs,s, have been unable 70 As-ser ssy co,ama.
,leaoLs received sin.s January 4. Bsisg oosvA-
lesc.bt, all may expect usn rspss IN tsu days.
EMILE viLiElrI, hat,yfae1r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19
COAL, sc.

Mn7S 1--WE HUNDRED TOMB RED ASH COAL.
DO lCs stove and srg ,iss., for sale TO eartmsn
or dealers Apply st 1g7 Bo~ery, or s0 Washington
street, three doors from apring street
C0AL.-A PRIME ARTICLE or RID AsH STOVE
~ coal now selling 1T seven dollars per ton a. VIM
COOPfRs Coal Yard, corner Of TbHtesHth and Hudson
streets, North river.
GoAL-BEsr QJAIIrY PEACH ORCHARD RED Ash
~ coal, suitable Tor st,vsr CRATES, selling at
81 20 per ton from Of Barrow aud Wash ngton
l23 baedougAl, and LAG West 1hrty second streets
TII0S MAHZa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

rT'O kikfOvs rtyrkfIu0r--A RETIRED uyu1Ys
u man rsrsassi v hsslsh 10 . fsw days, sfs~y m&sy
isAit q grest nsTsoas ssssrisg, sarsss - sale
fe~wn Ne wsars ~ eUrs WI sol nyssj knywhls
NJ pstAsfDtl0t uts1, Tsesrsnx ktssf (pcst p~Atl
isfsssi ~ JsAs n Dssnaf, " Tsloa stf.ss bfss&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

A sTROLoGY. FLEuRY, PROM paris, wHOei
relatives prophe sisd ktynleon 10 toe os-,s1s~s
ssd hrt Ierson OF the present. " forseh futar
events true and certain Ias ~ sonssitei at No -.
Hso- street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

ERE's THAT WILL MAKE THY WHISPERS on
III moustaehe 70 grow lux ariantiy In n1 weeks, sud
win not sta or inJurs the skin. It's ny magical
guLt Price bottle, sent 70 ssy part Of the coun
try. X g. GRAHAM, 1O7 Nassau street, Hayes us Fal
ton street, BrookJn zeber, A South Third street. Phil
adelpha,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19
MEDIC

TYR wlnIls NfMBtn % rHE OJtIBgg or
IL fBrgeoBs u DsbAh set btbbsrgh silssas " sri
grssis~ ~ hs old s.lAbh.hsa osio- N ssil.sn
street near taLArbs sbsrs - }. g~F'orntn NJ tbs sst
Astanslins c0fsa % record sltgat fssAai Ia dst 90
huHnsss pursuit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

NO PIE TIL cunD,-DR COMMIT co NO 10
~ psaEs sirs. nsy ~ esesultss 18th ~ons1sass 60
sssasss Tu~iy thrss yssFs W stssA ity snxss~s
bin T. rusrssiss p<rnsssni sur.s N H-Dv q y .
= nl-f q iss ssw roTA Unsrsrsity. BE his Apse~A
II hAs onss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

NIBLo's sALooN.-GRAND CONCERT FOR THE
In Benefit Of the Poor,
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20,
BY PAUL JULIEN.
For this occasion the following eminent artists have
Kindly offered their valuable asastasce-
sGGHokiSA ADELIHA PATTI,
MILE MARTINI DoRMY,
sIGNoR LUIGI ROCCO,
sIGSoR BERNARDO
the eminent Baritone;
AUGUST GOCKEL,
the Ola ting uished Pianist
WUGk aABATiER,
Pianist Of the Duchess Montp.nier will preside at the
piano PROGRAMME.
1. solo Piano Forte, (Iommage a Mendelssohn,)
Concert piece tor Piaao anu Orchestra.
The Orchestra part will b. played ona
Second PlaLo Composed and executed by
August Gockei
Aria" non piu drar' ,...................M Mozart
siguor Rocco
.. Solo, violiD-Grsnd FANTASIA, drom 3" Ia Fa-
'' Paul Julien. AA'''
L. Cayatna-" Ernanp. Verdi
signoripa Adsina Patti
Ru.t snce" u. Don s-bastisn" .......... Donlzetti
signor Bernardo.
O. 10 nnhing Song Of Laaretia Borgla.,... Doni1e.u
lie Martini Dormy
! stlo Pianoforte--'' sou y.nlr lie Beaux lours"
new. Composed and executed BY
August Gockel
2. Ballad" The Ia,t Rose II eummer'
Mile Martini bormy.
., Solo, Y'ohn-"Gr Grand Fan,aa'e capde," 1rst
Paul Julien
4. Seng-Tho celebrated Echo song AhlstIom
hignGrna Adelna Patti.
D. Grand Dno-ffom the Opera +" Puritanio Pellni
s2nor Rocco and s'gnor Bernard.
Q. soo, Violin" ihs Witches panee". ...,. PagAnni
Tickets. 80 cents. to ~ s.s a, the principal music
stores hotels, aud the door the evening Of the Con
Doors open a, % o'clock Concert to commence at 4
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

w r. FFH FROM IONirss-r THEATRICAL AND
w charaotsrisue via or so Pearl street. New
YORK. four doors fom br'sai-ay Amateur ysformsasss
attended Wigs hDt on h'r. for private parties, mss
qucTad-s and fancy drsss balls WHISPERS and Dous-
taeh.H, Country thsstnsAis .upplisd short notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

For all the agemens OF the Illinois Central Railroad
Company we have undoubed security. The OF the
road from the junction 70 Chicago 10 estimated ths
Illinois Central Railroad Company at upwards OF one
In mind that II this advance had made u would
have been necessary for this company TO have hal
independent n@ u railroad from the Junction Of the
Indiana line to Chicago including the very large expense
Of right OF way into that city-mading permanent
outlay, instead OF temporary one and that the
rapgement brings very important collateral ad-
vaptsges In giving depot lands at satisfactory price
and valuable connections with road seven hundred
mics long,
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FINE AIRS.

" AIJNTlhEs.-riECiAL hOtiCE TO TfiE TRADE
--NAentins desisrs W al parts u the sssstsy
ihouh seDd AZ once Tor ~
sTEora'H DOLLAR
Of yasntn@ oontA ming the foil sing LAsss Asaorssat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

yIyALLACK'S THEATRE. EXTRA. THE DAILY IL
w cr, asiug number Of calls Tor seats wtn.ss he
representation OF Mr.. troughsm'u spendid adaptation
of sir Bulwer Lyttnn's
NIGHT AND MORNING,
With Its great cast and b-suul scenery induces tho
hsses TO Iepsa the play every evening until further
tc. and TO rscomm.n nd eary application at the box
oce where seats may Be secured three days IN advanec
yCHE THREE GREATEST soLoIsTs IN THE UNITED
II States
HIRR LUDWIG sCHREIHER Cornet Piston,
who, in the .ttmaton Of all the lsadng musical critics
tbroug hout the priDepal cities OF Europe,
eUHIAhSfS IhkEASUkABlY TIiE RENOWNED HERR
KtEHI!,
MILE CAMILLE UIsO, S.lo ''iolin,
and N. JULIUS Side. eSilo Flute,
vii each perform A. the Grand Concert % take place at
THE ME1R0I 0iITAS OPERA HOUSE.
On SUNDAY EycIsG Snr,
FOR TIE BENEFIT or Nh. r. " BURGESS.
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TIE report Of the board Of dire ,tors SAYS

Various and exaggerated reports having been in cir
cuaton with egard " the other panes,
to enable this company TO make the needfui connection
with Chicago II may be proper TO stats that ad.
yances paid and unpaid In addition TO the "
road from the Michigan state line TO Its junction with
the Illinois Central Railroad win not exceed million
six hundred thousand dollars 81 $780, 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

nH HusTTEH ETD TGsOF y YOUR OILY KyII
~ sBes ~ thgrrsgh fsfs = ,srsin s.ss&~~ss-he
hfvisen a. us Oniy 49, 10 - ssh kDewa for tks
i.rnsA without at " tiafsscs ff,< ba.p@ss wkss
sn ether rsn.e oriy sri.s ID. As@.ss 10 The tl>pd
" osy. lbs ssfai's he pansst from s~aosfssy a.
-il Ind shh sst ~ htu sIg<rteaes, ysg uxst V
gsl.sr rsBs<ss Cal ksd e.; tks nouisoY Il Hslth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19
PROPOSALS..

nFFTCE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsHoJsE
~ New Yovt, Jas. IL, 1sb6.-Propo.Ris for slAtag -
tcaL proposals. v De received by the Governors II
Aims House, a. their Office, Rotunaa, Park, until .
O'Clock r. Of the 23d inst for s4tiag with best qua
lily American slate, and nails, th. ~ovashop At
the sorkhonse on BAokweiis IsLnd. Also lining the
cutters with best selected charcoal brand
tin and laying valley bnngs and fsshpss of osst sheet
lead i've pounds 20 the square foot and or tin CUTTERS
four inches in dame ter For further pArsais apply
at their tfee where specifications be seen, and The
Governors the right NJ rejecting al proposals
d4smed BY them aiyantAseo 10 the department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

LNRANKfiN srrEuA, No 90 BDwEHY, SkARIf
~ opposite the Pousfy Theatre Performances ever
afternoon Al ., and sVery evening. Al T. M
Strangers III observe that th. bran lin Museum Ia The
only place th. bttsd State. 1bsfs tho Modsl AYtstSs
exhibited, With other original entertainments H.
member No. % Hyvsry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

nH tuE0is OFFICE goR THE sxCUIsE rt1Ar
IL neat ~ us eissxsas " isusl-s ~ g@st T-~fty
ssrsnf street, Fssobg hguss trim Essavy Esns~ttss
for fsiasis dsrsnssnsBts irgy % ~ o. Asves Ersus
fsnsEiiaLoa, sne iisfs osBaasSitl Cosnisy sti~rs,
ssiasny a. ssfrsc viu saves s.4 n~iisss ~ r~says
pot ksL~f EasTsR'ssi n al sss@. PsiA~nS 81 as
tsses p'ofl4ss vin si-ftA hsafi, ssrsisf as1 ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

nR IAnMosrs pARn AsD iDsfsr sugCAI
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

Il ~ JbiN4hAt ~ DtAHh hfHkr, NAY w uUTs
~ suhs4-1v~niy 30 y~sfs w. 0as spse ahty ssskss
ir J. " sgeh eah~s h.ss hafNsd tto-~ -.
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t1suy cured, wtnut ha go ~ shy sssctsftoas drug
nh COOFER, - ~ AKA sTEFS.I % LING KNOWN
~ V Tho sii4fsEs ~ tsr Ola sasyE ass.altsS wih
ssshdsuss a. ss4sl - bis ~ ESQ., ~ vks have
ssrsrti ffom w nsst-si.ns o. Vrvt<sasfs mar rely
O. bslng hoDsHkhly ssst-S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

A GREAT SACRIFICE A GRAND DIAGONAL SEVEN
"A octave piano. been used about two months, In els-
giant case finished back cost $780, will be cold for $685.
city maker and warranted as the leaves
Europe in lew days Can be a. l40 West Twenty
second street. January 18th, lsth and 10Th, between
10 and Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

TYR WARDS UEYORTIsATtzp FRIEsD PRICK o.,
~ with books Just shat thee vass sbo hays
contracted certain diseases namely cure = ami
no d.lal. and more sHPenss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

= OF which the stock and bonds OF the New
Albany and saIem Railroad Company mot
now available, although believed 70 DO ulti-
mateiy valushle), constitute about. ......
Due from the Illinois Central Railroad Conpa-
ny within six months, about. ....
And OF their construction bonds, which we
cannot sell until certain stated periods In
1886, but on which that company guaran-
tees ours against loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-19

ELENFlE1D PATENT STARCH -
NJ The prize medal AWARDED for the 0lsn6eli Pa
tent Starch oy the Executive Committee Of the
NEW YORK cHysTAL PALACE, 1858,
and also by the jurors o. the
EIniBIrios rA1oss AT LONDON, 1851
All wbs have p~ed u pronounced 1t 70 be the kes
starch made for h excellent properties of elAstci
ty strength, purity NJ color durability and economy
Sold by all respectable grosers.
E0BEkT HuciE, 9 Pine street, New York,
eole Agent for the United States