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Ohio Water Cure,
k1st AND u Oh y
ELECTROPATIHIc BNsrITUTE,

- .|.|| t. = ~. aAAD ...N d .I ~
ELECTROPATIIlC gNsrTTUTE,
Bteu6envtlle. .
THIS InS,ituiiou combines the adrnnleeez ef
u class hydropathic Establishmsnt, slaa. Nd.
and Physiloglcal School, for the inzirnefi1a 81
Tetebefs. Bstlnfss and Ph5tlcians.
Pstienis sad slnipnis viii b receitcd e any
time the lnsfiiuton vii b open The wheleyssf.
Pure Soh water vii be used, and IN WinHf -
bath footns end water viii b wuFmnl 70 fkA--
Electro Magnetism, that great aouree 81 FitAillg
Willie used In the cure OF Nefvofs Diseases. AisH
the Eleeuo.C Chsmical Bath, (that zreai acieaiifel
will bensed In this lnsliiution ~ whith rslcnSel
and all otier nireral sulsinntas tnn Be- feiaetsd
from the body By short ard painless aps1alisa.
fehderihg chronic diseases sf1iif cured
Also Tumors, Cancels, Sefoifisa, Sores Mental
Detaugs gsreent &e., wiIibs Treated s. new saaesT.
stutisrlns and stamnisriag cured wishsas : am.
gicai operaiiou. Df. CampbsllS great aacssas i.
ai forms Of dissasss Of Females fndncot him "a ~
that be Will undertake she wOrsi canes, and Nk4fs
ne fails 10 Cure be will Charge Nothing fof is set.
viEas iaIiouiE % bring Two shrota, iso tishksis.
two comforts, ard -four tDwels
Terms tor ftd neatmsnt, board, &C., it6nl IS te
So per week, Eay patients lwho hoard elzeshersI
fbe charged about half be above rasss, asd al
tlentb xho desire u, J~..s-ited a their hanss
in Gig aE edishify. c ela.eLsbi Free
ar For inriher parli nlsIs apply ID -
NoS.z,ss.s > - ~
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80 Agents.

i saes asu Agents. st
James Collins & Co., Freight and Passenger A.
N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami n. q
Depot, Cincinnati, -,sey
P ". strader, Passenger Agent. Broadway, Gin.
Ric lard Hooker, Passenger Agent, Newark.
La 'FAYErrE DEyEENY, General Freight end Tick
et agent, Steabenvile.
.a5,r9. ei4 q, W.FuLTON, Superintendent.
March IL, 1856.
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CARDING.
Boots 3r Shoes!i q
iide 2 New stock!
y. n. v. j OH IN R EA y.

yXTOUI,D respectfully inform his old friends and
the public generally thai he has just received
the incest stock of Boots aud Shoes ever offered In
Cadiz which BE- ilseil aa EeriHs that cannot fail
10 pleass those wishing TO pnrchase lie slill con.
tinues to Manufacture eyerv thing In the Boot or
Shoe line, which he viii warrant cannot be beat In
this market y Rse @nf3 t5
; Remember the pace---in the new frame building
on Main street, two doors eHst of the National
Henses For that's the place 70 get Tie worth ol
Jour money and no mistoke. JOHN REA.
Cadiz, o., April %, IS55-H.
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Great Robbery in Port Clinton,


The office of the Treasurer of Ottowa
County, at Port Clintor,l was entered, on
Saturday night, and sixty Eve hundred
dolllrs absuacted from tie money drawer
The Treasurer, Mr.. s.. II. Smith, represents
that he usually took the money home at
q ght, but did not do SO Saturday, The
room was entered by raising the win
dow, and tie money abstracted by forcing
the drawer open. No safe or vault was
provided by the county, for keeping money
and books, and for want of such deposito-
ry this money has been lost No clue, we
believe, has yet been had Of the robber.---
The western bound train onthe us&ET. R
r. was detained at Port Clinton, 'Satur'
day ri sbt, b, snow drifts, and iaiisssarmii'
sed that some Of the light fingered gentry
passing on the train, used the, spare time to
help themselves.---Sandusky MirIor.e
/ H
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CLOTHING STORE.


s-FT r HENRY KERR fffEf
HAS jus; GFrived direcl frOn Pitlzbngh With
IL large and lashionahls stock u Rfnr MApE
CLofHfss, confisting in part of Drsss Coats Over
y variety, which hs offers % The public al prices
that cannot fail TO pleaae. He keeps likewise on
hand large assortment Of piece goods, such as
french and American Broad Cloths, Cassmerss and
Vestings in great variety, which he viii make to
der 81 The shortest notice and lhe latest sylea Be
ing prsetical Tailor Of long experenee both in
this and the old country, he feels confident that he
will be able 10 give entire satisfaction all who may
favor him with their patronage. -
eTCnsttng done on the shortest notice, and In the
most fashionable style, Give rs call, friends.
will be happy TO see yon, and show you my goods
whether y'fu want TO buy or not. 7A
eor Remember the place, nsxt door &c scott &
Binghams law ofilea. on Market street. ,ssa.,
cadiz, Feb. p, 1855. r.sI.t.fs s
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Oil Of GRAPEVINE,

T7OR tho Growth, Restoration aud Preservation
Il OF the Hair.
Tho Oil of Grapevine is the result Of twenty
years investigation by French Physician aud is
now extensively used in this country asd in France
both for the purpose Of keeping the Hair soft, glossy
and RESrURING II IN BALD PLACES.
For sale by John Beall Cadiz, Ohio.
Dec. 19, 1855.
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DONALD KENN EDY,
No 10 Warren Street, koxbury, Msss Price 81
Wholcsae Agents. Geo. H. Keyscer, Pitisburg
T. H. Logan g. Co, Wheeling; J. T. Fleming, Al
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beail and John Mclean,
Cadiz; aud by John Mctinire, Cadiz Juniion Of S e.
lR T.; and by all respectable druggists every.
where. t
Dec 10 l955.-ly
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q UTCEIEON

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A ND dealers IN all kinds OF Paints. Olls, Brush
IA es Fine Paint, Pertufnery and fancy articles
of all kinda, iStenbenviiie, Ohio.sH alat
A. large stock just received, which we are selling
cheap. ~'a. grf 7 I
Great caro- will be taken in packing goods to be
sent by the railroad; Y st ya,
Stenbenviile Sep. 5, '55-ly. s'a
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Proclamation Extra! s''a if
GREAT REDUCTION OF, PRICES
H TO THE PEOPLE OF aos
HARRISON COUNTY.

WHO have extended so liberal and generous pat
ronage to Inc during my residence in Cadiz, in
which period oi dine IL has leen my good fortune
to- form many acqnintances, make MANY friends
whose friendship and kindness will ever be Femarn
bered with the most pleasant emotions. Time il
its onward flight brings many changes Years a
90 your humble servant was the first pioneer in tr
Clolhing enterprise in Cndiz, starting with deter
nlinntionto sell cheap, and deal lairEy, lie hoped
TO build up a trade that would, steadily inerease,
and bring TO his counter on theTeturn OF each year
the ace ofthe Sc who were his patrons of the first
And this proclamation is issued to inform all who
are in want or Clothing ofany Description Price,
Qualify or Quantity. from cotton shirt to cart
load, cdn be accommodated on the most adganta
geous terms am now receiving dire / from the
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock ofFall and Win.
teFsClothing everopUned IN Harrison Co. Consist.
ing in part Of the following goods M at.tst Atb
Heavy and fine oveTcoais,s large assortment,
allkindsy gfades quail III dress, ffock, sack BOX
and bitiness cohts, of all colurs; shades aTdWn
rieties; all kinds of pants, velvet, plush, fancy and
lpai1isainsss cassimerian &c, lots Of fufmsh-
ing goods, SHIFTS, drawers and und, rshrta crasas
lhnidkefchiefs, collars socks and spspeDderss which
viii be eod cheaper tnn these nrticles ever have
been sold in Harrison Coz. have also fine land
well selected stock Of cloths, cassimers, vestings
and oyereoating ior the purpose of makingup
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TUHk MCCORMICK has this day associated with
j him his brother, A. g. Mccormick, in the Mer-
ehandizing business, They will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, where they will be pleased to
see all their old customers and will sell them goods
on as good terms any other establishment in the
place. NA @ as ass&
AS wish to close the books Of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash or note -
Cndiz InnnarY 2Ath. 1888.
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SHAVING

y - An who have beards 70 cur of hair 10 crop. WI,
IS Just call on me At my old chop; w sl.5a
-. Yes, friends, I'll tell you what 10 In ~ so
~ Give me call hl Number Two;n
:, A noon or eve, by night Or day, ~ az
y u. any time that you can stay; as -
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
aa Ny foosafs neat, my t0welF fam, ite1t
81 Ny aeissoHs aharp, and razms keen, a91a bss
And everything think you'll find, rgej-aasl
To sait- tho taste and please the mind.
And thefrI mcg- my hand ~ trle, F
As any barber e'er cans do, IN
With rapid touch Ill smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
- And all shat art and skill caR,do, ea9 gsf.s5
Your money viii procure iof yoh. ...
October Q, 1851. LOT WILLIS,
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Fall styls Of Hats for 1855.
WiIIinin Kenvon,

WilIiain KenyOn,
Manufacturer of l'
STEA M ENGINES,
.slu Hand and slide Turning Lathss. llsssa
PLAxrSs, DHLILSe AsD STAMINA MacnNEA
SHAFTING AND Mill GEARING.
A ND every variety or Machinisisf fools
n. ScreWs Cut with Square and v Thread, for
Rolling Mills and all oher pSrEese1s wszr ~
krOrders solicited and promptly attended Co 10
RECOMMENDATIONS.
From the varinas Recommendations Of machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from letter to the proprietor. from Mr.. George
Sloan. OF Hanover, C0lumbiana county, isselecteda
Mr. Sloan is IN old aud enterprizing citizen Of that
county, web known in thiA section Il Ohio adjacent
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia. His letter is
dated April %, 1884,
mir. WILLIAM KENYON: @ T furr54T
Dear Sir--I am pleased to
say your Engine does we'll, and gives great satis-
faction. IL. .s5l. tf.t tfr5.s 49, s.s s4aA
ner We used In 1850 - 1852, about one lushe and
half OF coal Ia manufacturing barrel Of flour; and
with two poi OF four eet buFrs in good ORDER eold
only pack an average Of barrels perhour on both;
mixing from thirty hve 70 forty per twelve hours,
two bushels Of coal per barrel OF flour, .szf. =
a"in running the new Engine, we use about thir.
ty bushels Of coal in twelve hours packing in same
time sixty barrels oil -four. We consider we are
saving sbouttwo'thirds OF fuel .ioTmerly ised--tak
ing into consideration the increased amount Of fou
we pack. 't 'f
"We have only applied three run, OF burs on yoni
/ Engine - yet; but believed il would run four i
needed. A. runs the three without any appearance
aboring, while the old ore labored hard toperiorH
| the work above stated
/ ala conclusion, the only fault va have with you
Engine is grinds the wheat faster tan the supply
Bat ii saves fuel, and as to wheat there is goo,
| time comiE G. Very respectfully,
| rg stGE0. SLOAN"
The following is from MIR. Sonn's miller
81 have assisted Mr.. Sloan in making the abov
statement, and fully endorse it.
[sep u, 1855. ''E. CYRUS, Millef."
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Rz5-A sensible man saysssf'.M ysscgnf-
lenee ii the pover of adsersisin = such
|.aat were ! engaged il the wood trade, ]
woald advertise the superiority of my kind.
ling wood over any other. nJfyoi laye sn
article to sell. les tie people laow ii and
you will Gnd . customer" ss.s
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0. t. HOLLOWAY. ........s..........J.Al y. A. lIpPIHcoTJ
G. T. HOLLOWAY g. co. ~
sssgs tSaeeessors TO Frazier Il Drenneii.l
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING
lasa 1Eu cosMIssIoE MERcHAsrs,
Et a'. ssg SteWtse mvtiIe, q. 4
stsubenvills, Sep s., l555-pd
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7'ss S. L, SHARP,

TT7HOLESALE and Retail Tobacconis,, Market
w street, above Sixth, near the Raiiroaa, s;teu-
benville, South side, keeps con ,tsntly on hand al
kinds OF Mauiactnred Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff -
All articles, sold by him warranted TO be OF the
best quality gs,. o
ag- All oiders promptly attended TO.
toubsnsiile, Oct, 10, lS55--ly.
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CoINs.-By 8 notice given by all the
Bank and Bankers Of Cleveland /: viii be
seen that the following value q 10 BE- given
to the foleign silver current iaaihat city.
"oa and after Tuesday, April lfaksl sse,
the following Foreign Gems will be Escsiy !
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~
"oa and after Tuesday, April tsEs s56,
the following Foreign Gems will be Tecsiy !
ed at rates snnexedi, ssai sasas asi59as
TIE Spanish Shilling at ~ aasis & 10 Cts.
The Spanish Sixpense psssx'N ssa6s~
TIE Spanish Pistafesn xssshssa 80 San
Mexican Shilling (Real ~ ~ Af 50Tt
Mexican Sixpense do) 90 " evsaa6fs
South American Shifting (aeal) 10"
South American Sixpense de- NJ - 70
German Gulden t sNs8 36 ~
German Hall Gulden sgM s i5sss :
French Franc Pieces "a ssss., 'S5ss@nsa g.
French Franc Pieces gsgs1sE ,sHl5z"s
French France Pieces " s's.s s.sa3stS5 S ss.i ~
"Coins that have been clippedy puhched
bored, or otherwise mut;lated or depieGla-
led. sre not included in lhe Gboya rates.. y.
lEU3G3A @~S-~r,J~sN~1Ss1 VA = ,sss s8&1 Y
RElt 10 stated that Col, Gaines, the
owner OF. the female slave charged with The
murder Of her child at Cincinnati. has pla
csd her at the disposal Of the Governor o
Kentucky, 70 be delivered 10 the Ohio Ru
thorilies. upon the requisiiien Of Gov
Chase City Fact. 7slez &
The labor Of The abOlitionisls. fben. q
mount toone killed. oue wounded, and 95(
sent South for sale, Is se learn fron n,
Louisville papers. Il dis doing good l,
tblasks or whites? Wsafear not. Its,
poor game 70 play where aIl are lha slosers
& = a tFff ~ ilFfa fFf
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superior Conrt--spc.iai Term.
corroRA1IoY ORDINANCE cosraAcrs.

CORPORATION ORDINANCES CONTRACTS.
NOV. ss-Ccct rs. TIE Mayor, a.. Of Aes fcrk.--This
ives motion by Mr. Federioks, Of counsel Tor the
plaintiff to strike out certain paris Of the answer,
,istpg OF city ordinances. redundant The complaint
set iorih made In behalf Of the city, by the
then street. COMMISSIONER Mr.. furey, with the assgnor
Of tho planug and tfat certain amount liz due up,n
Tho answer sCnged he execution or the contract by the
stfett Con missioner forth tho ordinances conorm
~ With vhrn all c1ntragis must re made in order u
h nd IN. cav ard then avcrred that tns contrac, was
ptGc by NJ Iafey IN violation q those ordinances and
$50 lsr az rrpnl ~ the rem liant M wiicoxson
"a, -. CoYro aion nsistd that ss good answer
spd trsvn 10 srpcr beet to inilSaie 10 tho paD the
,toupd rrcp which he claim rrstttd. Judge Duar
so Ia "a, ard denied lac motion but without costs.
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to ruin, and the South Carolina Times says Of
Kansas that the non-intervention overture may
do as party expedient, bat it cannot save us''-
that " the South cannet ignore Kansas, aud be
true to herself What then? Why, then the
only policy Of Mr.. Buchanan is the constitution,
the Union, and the honest fulflment Of the or
ganic law of Kansas and her consequent admis-
zion into the Union as free State. This policy
viii not only render Southern spoilsmen and dis
unionisis harmless for the future but it will re-
build the democratic party in the North, and
break the republican ranks to pieces. The
Richmond Enquirer insists upon it that the New
YORK HERALD is laboring assiduously to break
up the democratic party. We hold
that it is already broken up, aud can
not survive another battle without large
reinforcements; We hold, too, that these
reiniorcements can only be secured by deserving
The whole policy OF poor Pierce, measures and
spoilsmen Kansas rufianism and ruffans, and
Southern disunonists- Davis, Wise, Rhett, Brooks,
Slidell. Soule, Robert J. Walker, and all con-
ctrned. Should Mr.. Buchanan do this, and give
us dgnifed, honest and conservative admins
tration. at home and abroad he and his party
may count upon our cordial support. We care
nothing for parties, but everything for good
government. On this ground, we hope and pray
that the administration Of Mr.. Buchanan will not
be second edition of that of poor Pierce.
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WRESTLING Down THE WND--Thuriow Weed,
W. III. Seward. and the niger worshippers Of the
North, having extracted out OF the popularity Of
Colonel Fremont all the political strength that
could be squeezed from il. are now whstling the
Colonel himself down the wind, out of sight and
mind. AT public meeting held the other day at
Flushing the republicans and niger worshippers
proposed several resolutions very encouraging TO
John A. King and the republican party, as il is
called, Of this State, with singular allusion TO
Col. Fremont in 1850. They acknowledged the
indebtedness which the republicans felt towards
Fremont, but concluded that ID my contingencies
might take place between this and 1850, aud thar
il would bc better that the candidate OF that
period should be proposed by national convcn-
ton, or some other similar mode Of nomination.
This Il only the old mode Of killing of political
candidate, aud shows distinctly that W. IT, Sc
ward and bis followers are determined TO make
use Of the republican party for 1860, and 10 lay
Colonel Fremont on the shelf Tor ever.
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and enable him to form that great Southern Con-
federacy of which be speaks in some Of his COM
munications to GoicOuria.
What course cur administration win pursue
under these circumstances we shall know definite
ly in very short time. We have already given
limitations of it. They will discountenance the
movements of Soule in the South. We think it
not improbable, however, that under the incom-
ing administration the filibusters will be al
lowed little more latitude; and 30
they may wait and rest upon their oars
till the poor Pierce administration is no more.
This opening for flibusters is an excellent thing
Like the Mexican war, it is perfect godsend for
getting rid Of oil the unruly enterprising vaga-
bonds from every part OF this country, who now
overwhelm and scourge our large cities, and who
give such bad character TO our elections and
the tone of our society. We wish to heaven
that General Walker would rid us Of from fifty to
hundred thousand Of these enterprising chaps
They can be supplied in any numbers war
ranted to be just the thing for him-from New
York, New Orleans, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Louisville, San Francisco and Mobile The only
danger is that old Marcy will smash up the
movement before we can have realized this most
desirable advantage from Walker aud his flous-
terism
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Mr. FrAGG THE CoHPTRoIER.-W hear from
Mr. Flagg that the city taxes this year arc to
amount 10 seven millions of dollars. We think
it quite likely that before the year is out they
may reach nine or ten for no one can tell to
what extent he present cormorants who are feed
ing on the city treasury viii continue their de-
pIedatious.
Mr. Flarg i called by bis friends the Corbcrus,
the lull dog, The Arguseyed guardian Of the
public funoa But beyond disputing the claim
Of some poor devil, and running the city in debt
several thousand dollars for law expenses, We
never heard of biz doing anything to stop the
leaks II he is such an economist and such a re-
former Why don't he refuse to pay some Of the
bills IF Commissioners Irving and Sclah? The
city would sustain him aud he would then look
les Of a chaIlatan.
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rus VIEW y6aK HERALD-EDIrIoS FOs EUROPE.
xhe ounard steamship Europa. Capt Leca will leave
txss port ID morrow eleven O'Clock for Liverpool
xne European mails viii close tins city st ten
s,clock 70 morrow morning
me European e1ton Of the HnAAID, printed 10 Frenon
,ns Ensleh win DC published O'Clock In he
ks. Spgle eonss. 10 wrappers, s.xpsnce
Subscriptions a1d advertisements for any edition Of The
pN~ YoRK RxAlD vii be received Al ne following places
N Europe
inupor--Am & Ecropesr Express Co, 81 King William e.
SaKxL- Do. do. Plsce de 10 Bourse
zxvasno5L-De. DO. Cha pei street
LEvxGPool--John EuDie,, u Exchange street, East
We Of re European edition ~ the HsRAID win
s-sce received by mail and tele arapn the
.se dasng previous week. and 70 the hour Of publ
sstas
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PARsoS BEFclER.-Will somebody be good
enough 70 inform the Rev. Henry vi Bcecher that
the election il over, bis chance IN politics gone
and the pulpit his proper sphere! Not only did
these ecniltmcn hunt Fremont when nc was up,
hut they NoD't keep Iuict still.
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BANQUET In Honor of Hon. Anssn Buriingasns.
Rn~ros Nor "a 1854

Bosros. Nov -, 1850.
Abauque in honor Of Hon Arson Borngame, represen.
atyc to Courress from the Firm OF this state
About 400 pcreops, including many lsdes, down
the bountfuIy spread table, and manifested sppre
citation OF the proceedings by every demonstration OF
enthusiasm. Tho hall handsomely decorated Tho.
names Of the Massachusetts delegation 10 Cougfe were
displayed the galleries and opposite the rosrum tho
names Of Fremont and Burlipgame Tor 1869"
Among other prominent notices were the lo.lJraE;-
Massachusetts horors thoso Who honor her
The Eth Congressional district will BE- represer,ei in
the next Congrefs ny who will give expression a;
the sentiments Of sassachuses without fear favor
snorya tier sevcn O'Clock, the guests having become
seated the table. the Hon. Joseph Story President o.
the meeting introduced rev. VIM. studley VIM offered
up eloquent and impressive prayer The ces wore
then discussed
At eight O'Clock M. nirpgame entered tue Hail. aud,
wac hailed by degree If enthusiasm rarely witnessed.
the entire assembly rising and reterang cneer UPON
cheer.
Mr.. EurBnyanes looks denoted severe illness, from,
witch he las no, yet recovered
Letters announcing their inability 10 bs pres N, we've
read from senator Bell ~ n Hampshire. T. asuu'ere
President of the Central Union New Yors Juire Sbav
Mr.. Quincy wrote - foiows.-
GrSltssrS-It would tive me great pleasure h ,rte IN
the tribute 10 Mr Burneame and though tea44v r. s
WITH You thu eur conn Bvealth hae escaped Disgrace
~ vi re am unwl rg " he eScfruen a,d ~ p
evening" snlue ml~Nt nince win greai resprei
am senncnen, our Obliged servant, iusf AH VCIScy'
President sTonr 'ptroduscd the honcred guest Of tho
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BowERY THEATRE Bcwery-Ipser wIrsEss-JAo<
sEEarARD-Ak ALAAsIss sA0sUicE.
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BURrsNs NEW THEATRE, Broadway, opposite Bond
k~st-sExEvTEvE, rRs AKies os FkhaoR-ro PAREsr 6
an d
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