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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

iNG, CURED ny ChRrEHs SPANISH MIXfuRf-WooSfER,
Wayne Co Ohio, December |, ls56-Mcssrs BENNETT x
BEERst Gentlemen Having for four years past been suffer
with Scroula its without finding relief from
best yscans, solicited by friend TO try Carriers
Spanish Mixture II pleasure state that before
flushing the first bottle the disease relaxed then ordered
bottles and with heartfelt gratitude state to you
the fact that two bottles of your excellent preparation have
tircly cured me.
The third bottle gave TO friend who had been suffering
with Salt Rhcum length time and he like myself
his health virtues of Carriers Spanish
Mixture" You at liberty this letter in any
think proper, If it will benefit the afflicted.
Your obedient servant, JOSEPH ROBINSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

'r ''e"I saver foods containing III part son,ctti.
a ~ me way ~ SAT- Stands made Of sofia III,
u ilSlu' "ithHod They certainly very rca,,ic1
81" Wy h'' article OF Porte MonlcS ard C,r1 q -
wear made Of solid Silver worry tai efll tnis5 'o'
mi onn,toing Tor the Little Folks in he way Of Wb,
n- ~ suAd h'er with Pearl haadps The sboya $50
49,, - ''n ut manufacturers and oferi cd at .Le i
M H. 'n1 warranted rs rclrescs ted VIII Our frjerd "
p ; w, t.u-. NllNERlHOEN 4 Cliff
>taa f s ~ open during The current week sfend,i
80" 90. SILVER Forks Spoons ana Cups Hi'e'aia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

sylvania indeed the battle ground. If her
twenty seven votes had been withheld from Mr..
Buchanan, he would have received but one hun
bred and forty. seven, or two less than are ne
cessary to a choice. When it is remembered
too, that the majority given to the Cincinnati
nominee in that State was little more than seven
hundred over the combined Opposition, the close
ness of the contest may be imagined Such a re-
suit should exercise considerable influence over
the mind of the new President aud ind ce him to
act with more than ordinary care and caution in
the discharge Of bis duties as Chief Magistrnte.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

q =
Physician Queen Victoria AMI of the learned aud
3sfn his Treatise nsuInpton, says;
pulmonary Consumption admits OF cure is "" longer
doubt has been clearly demonstrated by the re-
searches of Laenncc and other modern pathoogists'
thsu I'd eas Is ever durable aosfed by
such authority should inspire hope aud ea
falling courage the heart OF every sufferer from TINS
dsrase
The remedy which offer has cnrei thousands WIS
TARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY not only emanaies
from regular phl STEFAN well tested in all the
complaints which 1t IL recommended
Nome genuine unless signed BUTTS m the wrapper
SETH W. FoWIE n co, l3a Washington Street Bos
ton, lroprietors sold by their agents everywhere
For sale by }. II. THOMPSON Il co. and j IL. SEAf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09
Secretary Of the Interiors; Report.

Secretary of the Interiors fteoori states the
quantity of land surveyed since last report and
up to the Sd of September last at I6,573699 ac-
res, exclusive of school sections. The execu-
ton of the graduation act has raised many grave
questions which call for the interposition of Con
gress He saysit is important ,hat the matter
be promptly disposed Of either by sanctionng
and affirming the action of the Land Office or
directing the patents to bo issued with out furh
er requirements.
The quantity of Lands sold for ca sh during
the fiscal year was over $3.50 600 acre =, and the
receipts therefor So S2l.il4 The tot al amount
of land disposed of is over 30 600 600 ac.'es He
suggests necessity for further power being
granted to the Commissioner or Pensions T., sus.
pend and diminish and discontinue pen sons
where the reason for granting them has wholly
or partially ceased. The number of pate nts is
sued within tho year will probably reach $500.
The report says that during the present admin
istraton 50 Indian treaties have been negnti ated
20 of which remain to be acted upon by the SEQ
ate.
BY these treaties Indian titles have been eA tin
guished to neurly lS5,O0O acres of land. The
aggregate money considered therefor Is Sll1Sl.
The Indians within our borders are supposed to
number about 100000. The process of cvza-
ton among the Indians has already been attend
ed with the happiest results, and gives promise
OF steady progress in the amelioraton Of their
physical and moral condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

probably. BE- attributed 70 The very low stage OF
water in the river. and If this is the case liberal
receipts by the river may be looked for hence
forward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

ensuing year, Fifty Slaves belonging to tho csto.a =,
.nt dle rahcS u Shackctord Among them will no fonna
'Ie 10Y 6" valuable Tobacco Factory hands; a,o Soma
So ,ti 'hds ttartners &c, Women house Girls g.
% " winch VIII he hred rtvate!y until the LIST Tuesh,v H.
January, al which time all not previously hired on, vii
=, ' ~ tuh' auction, To the highest bild r In from of H.
rouse IN me CITY of Lynchburg The hirers win 10
t IN al cases to give bonds with approved securjy fr
Arcrt ,r.I Atm -. IL II. LEWIS
Is Schae kleiord, decd e'i OK OF T.
Apply for the present at the old sand of A c Levi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Thomas ravoy .
Messrs T. DAVIS & SoS-Dear Srs:-The karcns here
have acquainted with medicine and their demand
for II surprising. have by me orders TOR
than hfy bottles therefore wish yon !" send me
quantity will through the Treasurer OF the Ma
There medicine which stands SO high In
the of these provinces as your Pam
Killer aud feel willing to CRAFTY them as entertain very
high opinion "i its worth.
Messrs DAVIS son II find necessary TO address
again angune expectations have been more
The call valuable medicine is ncieaA
Ing very rapidly that fear shall soon unable TO keep
pace NV object In writing is to beg mat "i re.
this will kindly despatch another batch as ordered
of June last hope will # be entirely out be-
shipment rcaches of which, however lave
not vet heard from y H. Yours sincerely,
j. l. CARRAU, Calcutta.
For sale by J II THOMPSON CO. and by Druggists,
Grocers and Medicine Dealers evrr} where
NM
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CLOAKS, CLOAKs. CLOAKs.
OCT. %, 1855.
GEORGE VI. RGCKEK & CO..


EsPECIFul.Ll call the attention Of the Ladies Heir
III splendid Stock of Cloaks
Super Velvet Coaks (Moire Antique Trimming
Morr Antique Cloaks Velvet Trimming
French Castor do. (Napoleon) (Muire Trimming
do do do. (Eugenia) (Moired NevoD
Blk Cloth Cloaks beautifully trimmed and 10 great
varicty)
The above goods selected with the greatest possible
care and Ladies wanting Cuaks of reliable styles select
from the above Stock satisfied that getting
the most fashionable goods G. NJ r. & co
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SpECIAI.-NOTICES.


The Ladies of she first Prr.b, icsi"n thur'h
eongreg CATION grateful thanks 10 the people %
Lynehufg for the very liberal patronage extended 10
during Fair Mr. John Tyree, for the use OF
Warwick House and TO the City for her
Invaluable aid. loee I'll
THE Ladies Of ~. PRal's Cbnrch wsH hoid
Ieas for benefit their Church ainesday lhnrs
day Friday the l7h, 18th and 18th December INST a,
Dudley Hall this City They Will offer variety OF beantl'
fancy articles and nice Cakes plain fruit and iced an sur
~ ,sbrs,an nnhlir dec tlsdec
HOLLOWAY. pills are IA exec tlsnf fanny men-
one recommended ali Sufferers from disease. OF IN.
Liver aud Stomach II Is ndpuiably admitted ths tney F
failed t. THESE disorders =. -,
sid manufactures. No. Ct Maiden Lane, Ne"
No 2el strand London; by all Druggists al -9'
o. G. 81 per box. luec WV
ANNIVERSARY IADDRESS.-Thc Ann'verI
Meeting Young Mems Christian Assoc laon VIII
he held Tuesday the 10Th Inst on which occassh an an
III diverel the Rev. Mr. BHoADus OF the III
verss of the place will be given in due time
The public are invited to be present.
THOS II. EARLY.
II q. H. KEAN,
n. GORDON Com. on Lectures
J. WHALING
THDS. w. JOHNS.
Toe o,l6dec
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u. =. NASH. pianos.-The North Carolina

Christian HiUOcdtc, of recent date says:
PIANOS suppos, that Il. Z. Nash of Petersburg has
than eae in the South His Pianos
have given general satislat ton In North Carolina.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

-, COMPETITION II! II the Life Of
- - RADE"-PRINTISG in all Its various pra1chesi
By other Establishment ~ ne
STAT, at the VlRGlSfAS JOB PRINTING ESTABlish'
MENT.
Jobs printed In Colori manner will compare with any
work done Dxons Line Specimens can
seen Call and First Alley between Main
md Church Strepts Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09


would remain under the curse of oisagreeabe breath
when by using the BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS rs a
denfre would not only render il but leave the teeth
white aabasteri Many do not know their breath
bad, and the hjec delicate their friends will
mention Pour single drop Balm your tooth brush
and wash your teeth night and morning a fifty bottle
viii lasl year
Beautiful Compile xion may easily be acquired by using
"Balm of THOUSAND Flowers II will remove tan pmples
and frcckes from the skin leaving Soft and
Wet towel, pour three drops and wash the
night and morning
SHAylNdMNnE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush in either
cold water. two three drops If Balm
Thousand Flowers rub the beard we'll and will make
beautiful soft aiher much facilitating the operation shaving
Price only Fifty Beware of countereits
unless signed by W. p FETRIDGE & co
oct 9dhmS Franklin Square, New York.
For sale by J II. THOMPSON Il co
Pcrsaslca Ercoth.--What lady gentleman would
labor thecursc of disagreeablc brra
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will only rem Ter it.
hut make the teeth white aahaster
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by
lists and ply sici,ns everywhere
\ Beantih Complexion be attained by its
moves imples, eckles renders skin and beau
t mpartinga rich hue greatest cosmetic
known being free from all matter Price 50
cents. For saeby STROTHEK Il WHITEHEAD
SFABLER & JONES,
lnAF SIS and Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

- scrbef i'll this City. on Thursday morning tho al,
inst Black English Setter, with white G,ra fao,
and breast In the right and is old h1i,, ~,
grown his He had on when he len a collar e,r
the uudersigneds II gentleman ha,
gotten him his possession he will great fave ~
turning fanny rascal has him in be- lh
rewarded Of bringing him back. A. h MCDONAIn ''
dec { div at Med maid Hoo,
4 OsT, between the Fnbeii House u.s ~
Gordons Female Seminary, large Cameo Kro,s o.,
finder III much oblige by leaving ths OrSce
dee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

of suoress Among other things vessel has
iu.i haen seat Ia South America 10 procure a
fresh supply of cuttings Of the sugar canc, to fur
ui.h our Southern Planters with II fresh stock to
supply the place of tina, which is supposed to
have beeorne de,eroraied by being transferred TO
a somewhat incongenial climate.
The benefits resulting from the appropriations
already made have doubtless been far more than
10 ios,ify the expenditures incurred. Unless
there be some objections Of political character,
the system is believe 10 be founded in aisdom.
Ifthe appropriations he judciourly applied
and restrained within proper limits they Will prove
cmnen,v beneficial. and their continuance will
be clearly expedent unless there are counter
balancing reasons result ng from doubts n to
the propreiy of such undertaking by the FEEDER
al Government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09
PTBIrCATrONs.-.m

WI Putnanis Godeys Magazine, Arhurs Ballou knick
erbocker d., Frank Leslie y ! Jo"ri al Frank ese On
zee Fashion, Hunts Eeeetie aud Backwo Maea1ino
London American Farmer London Journal Son,b
ern Planter Cha nbcrs journal Yankee Notions knnt
Knacks Mrs Stephens New Monthly, The School Fellow -
Subscriptions received for the above single numbers To he
had at MORSES
dapQ
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Remember the stand opposite Geo NJ Ruetcr & Co
doe9ts jEHu WILLIAMS & so


AttlloNtEh Main Street, Lynehburg, Virginia,
a' St returned from the Northern Cities and offers To his
friends The largest aud most varied assortment of Good
"h has ever been his pleasure offer market
s IN part OF an unusual variety of Watches Jcwcry
'U"s I.i"ls hnves &c, together with large assert
mont suods usually found the Auction Houses of the FAST
IL you want bargains, now your time, all private sales NJ
auction prices Saitsroom open from :! o'clock in the morn
ing until O'Clock in the evening ~ ~"
Consignmeu iried Also attends TO the sale Of Pal r.
tate, Ho SEES, Negroes, sc. Sc - ~ i+s
.'sni Shes, every evening, commencing at 81 o'clock
IA. AkFRs RRYAN AVrn,
Salesman and I'un,nis,i,n 49,
. 3edford Sentinel Salem Register Christian urg H.,
Wyhevie Times, Abingdon Virgnian Mon pem,r, M
Asi ) times each, and send accounts to this Oiee P
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

(seu Prospectus last of cover Harpe,
Magazine December) This journal will be furnished ii,
the number month year BY the subscriber AT his S
without the risk Of losing copies sometimes when
single numbers through the mail. The nnmh.
will Of January persons desiring b
Paper longer shorter period will please leave their
names with G. MORSE
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II
assortment OF these goods Tables OF any width In
m =" me most beautiful species stone, such
mn 81 Mahogany or Rosewood that OF Marble or
4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rnraEIN Teeth and Hnimy BREATH On.
Pear Denttee hes been used by the Ladies' FIR years
aud ali agree beneficial effects upon the Teeth AMI
Guns Il Tartar polislr- the Teeth, CITIZENS M
Guns aud purhc the Breath The ingredients purely
vevrtable pounded with great Made sol
only by j. IL ihoMfSON 4 Co.
ats
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20


LAMARTINE's OPINION OF WOMAN
Woman with weaker passions than man
is superior to him by the soul. The
Gauls attributed to her an additional
sense. They were right. Nature has
given woman two painful but heavenly
gifts which distinguish them, and often
raise them above human nature--com-
passion and enthusiasm. Bycompassion
they devote. themselves; by enthusiasm
they exalt themselves. What more does
heroism require? They have more heart
and more imagination than men. En-
thusiasm springs from the imagination,
and self sacrifice from the heart. Wo-
men are, therefore, more naturally her.
ole than men. All nations have in their
annals some OF those miracles of patrio-
tism of which woman is the instrument
in the hands Of God. When all is des-
perate in a national cause, we need not
yet despair while there remains a spark
OF resistance in a woman's heart, wheth-
er she is called Judith Celia, Joan of
Arc, Vittoria Colonna ia Itlay, or Char
lotte Corday in our own day, God for
bid that compare those L cite! Judith
and Charlotte sacrificed themselves, but
their sacrifice did not recoil at crime
Their inspiration was heroic, but their
heroism, mistook Its arm; it took the
poniard of the assassin instead of the
sword of the acts. Joan of Arc used
only the sword of defense; she was not
merely inspired by heroism, but was In
spired by God
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

"FAMILY JARs."-The N. Y. TriJu,ae
ofthe 9th inst, thus calls attention to one
Of the features of the last elections
We wish it noted that all the fighting
and bloodshed at the Presidential cleo
ton was between the two National"
Union" parties The Republicans had
no part in it, except as sufferers. Bal
timore looked more like city taken by
assault than the scene of Republican
election, and the returns of killed and
wounded look really formidable. But
mark that the "agitating," "fanaticaI'
revolutionary" party had nothing to do
with it.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

MORE observation-disclosures. Orion
IL. n. Co.. is ashore and full of water
at Pit au Barques.
The Canadian schooner w s. Merritt
is sunk off Chicago Hacbor.
Barque -1nericon Republic sunk with
a cargo of wheat at the entrance Of Buff.
falo harbor.
A large schooner is sunk inside the
piers at Grand River, Ohio, and another
ashore west of the pier.
The schooners Wydndotte and Ricdl
are wrecked on the. Horse Shoe Reef,
Lake Erie.
Schooner H,mtress is sunk in PIT.
Maitland harbor, Canada.
Schooner e. J marshall is wrecked
at Portland, Lake Erie.
Schooner -Mussey is ashore east of the
piers at Port Maitland.
Propeller 81. Joseph, bound up with
a cargo Of merchandise, went ashore
near Fairport, and is reported to be in a
bad condition.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
Interesting from Washington.
Washington, Oct. 80.

w dSHiHSJ Ou, OCt. OF.
Jerome Bonaparte, of Baltimore, cou-
sin to the present Emperor of France,
has been stopping at Wizards for several
days. 1t is understood here that he is
pressing some propositions upon Secre-
tary Davis, by which he wishes sufficient
inducements to be held out to his Bon
aparte's)son TO induce him to re-enter
the American army
The Secretary Of the Navy, who re.
turned to Washington this morning
hardly recognized his Old quarters, SC
completely changed had everything been
for the better by the direction of Mr.
Welsh, his efficient chief clerk, who has
exercised admirable Judgment i'll his
selection Of new furniture, rich carpet
mgs, &c, for the Navy Department.
The Secretary of the Interior to-day
reversed the ruling of Judge Minot, late
Commissioner Of Pensions, making a
discrimination between the volunteer
and regular service. The Secretary de-
cides that the soldiers in either kind OF
service are equally entitled to bounty
land. This decision will remove the
suspension from great number of claims
for bounty Ian i now pending in the Office
under the act of 1855.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
Rates Of ADVERTISING.
A HEARTY LAuGu-After all wb,

A HEARTY LAUGH.-After all, what
capital, kindly, honest; jolly, glorious
thing good laugh is! What a tonic
What digester! What febrifuge!-
What an exorciser Of evil spirits! Bet
ter than walk before breakfast or nap
after dinner How it shuts the mouth
Of malice, and opens the brow of kind
ness Whether it discovers the gums
of infancy or age, the grinder of folly or
the pearls of beauty; whether it racks
the sides snd deforms the countenance
of vulgarity, or dimples the visages or
moistens the eye of reinement-in all
its phases, and on all faces, comforting,
relaxing, overwhelming, CONFUSING,
throwing the human form into the happy
shaking and quaking of idiocy, and
turning the human countenance into
something appropriate to Billy Buttons
Observation-Disclosures every circum-
stance, and everywhere, laugh is
glorious thing. Like "a thing of beauty
it is a Joy forever There is no re-
morse in it. 1t leaves no sting-except
in the sides, and that goes of. Even a
simple unparticipated laugh is a great
affair to witness. But it is seldom single,
1t is more infectious than scarlet fever,
Y on cannot gra7ely contemplate alaugh,
| If there is one laughter, and one witness
there are forthwith two laughters'-
And so on. The CONFUSION is propa-
gated like sound What thing it is
when it becomes epidemic.
University Magazine.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
Re-opening of the Slave Trade

The decree which has been recently
issued by General Walker, President Of
the Republic of Nicaragua, re-establish.
ing the institution Of Slavery, and invit.
ing the importation of negroes, is now
attracting much attention. For our own
part we are highly pleased with the de-
cree, for we are decidedly in favor of re-
opening the slave trade, in order that the
price ofnegroes may be reduced to such
figures that every industrious and poor
man may purchase and become slave-
holder We regard the course persued
by General Walker as not only correct,
but that challenges the approval of the
entire mass of people inhabiting the
Southern States, and we believe that
they will sustain him in the position he
has assumed. Hoping and believing
that the confederacy now known as the
United States of North America will
soon be dissolved, we look upon this
movement of General Walker as that
of statesman, and we hope the day is
not far distant when Central America,
embracing the Island of Cuba, will form
a part of the Southern confederacy.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

DECISION OF THE GREAT ATLANTIC
Case.-The Cincinnati Inquirer, of Sat
urday says: In the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday Judge Mclean de-
livered (by N. c. Mclean, Esq, being
himselvef absent from the effects of his
recent accident,) his decision in the case
Of the steamboat Atlantic vs. the propel-
Ter Ogdensburg. This decision reverses
the opinion of the lower Court, and di-
vides the losr equally between the par
ties.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

~ The Ocean Steam Company, be-
tween New York and Bremen, has been
one of the most successful of steam lines
established between the two continents.
1t is understood that, in addition to re-
gular dividends, the Company has ac-
cumulated 100000 surplus, in capital
of 5000. 900.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

a chaplain was once preaching to a
class of collegians about the formation
of bad habide. "Gentlemen," he said
''close your ear against bad discourses.
The scholars Immediately clapped their
hands to their ears, and the chaplain
looked rather funny at SO practical de-
monstration.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

s53 An ice machine has just been
completed at the Cuyahoga Iron Works,
Cleveland, Ohio, which is capable of
producing one ton of solid crystal ice in
twenty hours. A trial has recently been
made with the above result while the
mercury stood at so degrees in the
apartment. The estimated expense of
manufacturing ice by such a machine is
S. per ton, or one-fourth of a cent per
pound.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20
MEDICAL CARD.

IA Ess. A. =, T.. >. EAssR, having entered
i y into a cp-YaHuenhip IN the practice of Medi-
cine will be found AT their Office over Sta kareatiers Drug
Store, their residence Of Chicago and Park
streets, all times ready attend calls the public
RenOha MAY /. 1876 i6tf
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

~The Baltimore papers give list
of the killed and wounded in the cleo
ton riots of Tuesday. There were 4
killed, IA fatally wounded, and 60 woun-
ded, some dangerously. Among the
wounded are 8 women and boys.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-20

E%The New York Herald says that
the Masonic fraternity of that state con-
template erecting in the city of New
York, an edificc which will exceed in
magnifcence and finish, anything of the
kind on this continent. 1t is to be five
stories high, of white marble, 100 feet
front by l25 deep. 1t will contain am
pie accommodations for all Masonic pur-
poses, and thesappointments and decora-
tons of the rooms will be on the most
splendid and costly scale. The Masonic
Temple in Philadelphia, which is regar-
ded as miracle of beauty and magnific-
ence, cost about 100000; but this edi-
flee is expected to cost 100000. 1t
will probably be located on Broadway.