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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

NEW YORK, JANUARY Is 1885, MIR. JOHN A. KYLE
IN Dear Strive have recently learned that 1t your
tenon To give profession of music, and to devote
tor The future 10 other pursuits having often listened
TO with pleasure during past twenty particular
ly In accompanying Jenny Lind, Sotag Gr and other dis
tnguhed artistes also public occasons when
have al Says been forward In assisting professionally aud
oherwse we EEL desirous Of offering mark Of
app ecsdon OF your character and and agreeable
given at sucn early time and pce az may te dxed on most
Reuben Wihers Alfred w. Craven. John Wiiams. John
H. uoura Charles Illus, N. r. Baey Chas NJ Leupp Chas.
W. Foster VIM Prich.rd, Ogden Haggery, Frederick g.
Foster James Phaen, Ia nbrge Livingstone W. W. de For
H. Habcht edgar Van Winke, Simeon Draper W.
N. Evarts, Paine, edward Prime Oliver Strong Ar
thur Jones Geo. D. Butler Augustus W. Sche Richard
swrence Peter L. Vardevcort John Bigelow James Pen
nYnsn Ambrose @. Kingsand W. g. Wmerdng 10 nathan
Sturgess j. Cam Sloan. Abr NJ C0zzens c. Setson
II. b. Coleman, Junus I. Sagg A. Yznaga del Vai, VIM.
Hat, simeon Leland Hiram Cranson the Hon Dudley s.
Gregory, Jr Treadwel, Acker Coz N I. Hubbard, Chas
E. Butler Chas Hayens John g. Townsend, Robert Kelly.
New YORK. Jan J5 1856.
Genenen-I with the graceful feel gs iadite an
to letter. Offering complimentary
retirement from the profession which have followed In this
city Tor more thar twenty during that ule (whie
appearing with The distinguished arste8 mentioned
letter. have afforded vou pleasure, than
by the receipt OF kind letter therefore kind
offer Of concert and will immediately make arrangements
have lake place the latter part Of this month"; the time
pace will inform you of as soon as possible gentle
Address hsabsn Witers chas NJ Leupp, ogden hasser-
ty, Vim. NJ. Prchard &c &c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sERENADERs BE.
~ ceve fer admission 10 their entertainments the tickets
PERTAINS GREAT MATRIMONIAL


$4,000 GIFT ENTERPRISE,
which offers unparalleled chances for both bachelors and y
d,es to unite themselvss 10 wedock ard fortune.
$4,000 I OK ETS (Uk 6h AREs) AT ONLY n EACH.
- or II for So lt00U0 already sold
Zach of these tickets will admit four povsons
BUCkLEY't OPEhA HOUSE. $50 BROADWAY,
or 70 Of Perhams entertainments In various pts Of
the com try, and the purchaser VIII receive free g"
acerucaie emitting share interest In 900 gi0s
OF which tht tolowtns Ore o part -
well known marageaoe gentleman, with property 10 ID
rfRht valued at .ScO00Q
beautiful young marriageahle lady With proper
" n hsr own right valued a. 3.OOO
valued 26,oe
valued at IOOOe
farm In Illinois. 5000
railroad valued at. 40O(
farm in New Hampshire ZOO
'ot o. land in town Of sbspleigh Maine, containing
n acres, valued at LOON
lots Of land Dedham, Mass valued $500 each 3ON
lots OF and In the city Of Lawrence, Mas valued
lots in the town Pavopa N. j., opposite Philadel.
phis. valued 81 300 each. acknowledgements. 6N
Mirror Of American Scenery one Of the most
&c ssfu tanh profitable exhibitions In the country,
l set OF dissoving views, with apparatus complete
Tor exhibition, valued at. h0W
100 lots ieweirv rngs chains hc valued $25 each 25
10 splendid rosewood pianos $500 each 5000
~ splendid rosewood pianos. $500 each. 5000
The Opposition Of the property win be wholly under the
control Of the ticket holders and Of them only.
orders for tickets by mail should add essed 10 JOSIAH
PkRHAH Adam House, BOSTON. Mass.
Tici cts fer sale in New York the principal hotels
music stores. ana rom 10 A. NJ to 10 p daily At the eox
Office Of
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EDW,nK COLLINS IS Wan street NJ T.
BROWN, 6HlPLEY 4 CO., Iiy eypool,
STEP GEN KENNARD h Co., n Austin Friars, Lcndor.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paxis.
The owners of these sps will be accountable for gold
srer bulon specie jewery precious stones metals
therein expressed.
shippers please notice. ships Ibis line canno
goods cOnrAband Of war.
All letters must through he post ONCE any other win
NOTICE The day departure Of Ills nne from Kew York
alternate Saturday; and from liverpool Wednesday com
nlencing Jan. ". and every alternate Wednesday.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND al AsGOw.-
~ ED1NBUR0H, $500 toms, VIM. Cumming commander;
NEW YORK, 26O tons, Robert Craig, mander CT As
Cow, 9d2 tons, John Duncan, commander The glasgow
and New York Steamship Company intend sailing their
EDlkBURGH Wednesday, SOth January. O'Clock noon.
GLASGOW, Saturday
RATES OF PASSAGE
Third class found with cooked provisions.
freight passage apply JOHN McSYMUN IS broadway.
New York city bills or gold only received for passage
STEAM FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND ANrwERP-raE
~ splendid and powerful new iron steamship BEL9fUQE.
r. Tack commander will leave for Antwerp, touching
81 Southampton Saturday February from pier 81 n river.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
let c.bin-To Southampton .$90 TO Aptwerp.... $50
I'd do. do. IS DO ........ 10
Sd do. do. ........ IS do ....... 40
For freight and first cabin passage apply to
AuGUsr BELMONT, No. Hanover St
For second and third cabin passage apply to
sABEL 1 OUKrEs So Fulton st.
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4 GENTLEMAN Will SELL HIS FURNITURE AND
IA all necessary articles wanted for housek ,eping They
are all plain but 10 good order. ard will sod for Ht
money Please address, for particulars John West Herald
ohice.
CAFE AND OFFICE FURNITURE-A LARGE SIZED
- safe desks ocoh &c. for sale, aS6 Beaver street, back
office, up stars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

Turing MY LATE TOUR VISITED THE MOST
~ celebrated ocuss 10 Europe observed their practice,
obtained All the remedies and Instruments also artificial
which and look exactly like the natural believe
there nothing known the faculty In either hemf sphere
with which am not familiar which, combined with twenty
years practice In This cy enables me TO treat all the diseases
OF the and with the utmost M and and
sight and hearing In hitherto deemed hopeess Al home
Aurist, 502 Broadway.
TvHE EYE AND EAR.-DRs BIRGE AND LOwNsBERY
nsk the attention ofthe afflicted 10 their treatment of tho eye
ard ear The resulting from their practice any
thing ever beore known nom treatment We have
cd TO light seventeen persons born blind Amaurpes
obstinate disease they teat with astonishing Cure
warranted In every case. Glass eyes inserted oce 40
Broadway.
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ASTROLOGY.

CtASD..MADAM. PRKwsrsl aErUREs THANKS Tt
her h,ende end patrons Aad bsSa 70 chat after b
aoussnds both N this CITY asA Phla1slIhiA, who have
suited her VIVA entire sssfAon she fssls confident that
.ss e relied On certainty by Esposon hs has g equA
ofhsr v,siter. y MAdson sreet spesdt and sused
pies and e0rns By remedy Of ber own
(yLAIRvoYANCE.-MRS. SEYMOUR, TUE MOST Sue
~ cessul medical and business ciairvoyant In America ITO
i liver kidney complaints fema eomplsns plies fever
and ague their form cured III curable Satisfaction
guaranteed, remember, or no pay.
MADAME rMERA, BETTER KNOWN AS THE Gypsy
M Orb can be consussd about all events Of les At No
tmpsrt secret By which any dy or gentleman can obtain
the affections q The opposite Charge The Gspsy
leaves for California az f6w day
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OCULISTs AND AURzSTS.

GARD.-DR. WHEELER, OCUIIST 486 BROADWAY
~ 2, s ana oy M MUG
be enectually cured Films &C. removed without
gical operations Office hours A. N. TO r. n. Artificial
eyes iusea tel.
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-
4 LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND JEW.
"a ery, diamonds watches, &C., Will be sold ct barg ns
for cash private individuals country deaers for afew
Office, over Pacific BanR, ia Grand street.
CALEDONIA DIAMONDs.-THIS NEW AND BEAUTI.
~ f article Is still the rage They reallv equal In beauty
and bF iancy o The real diamonds Gentiemens cluster
pins with chain, ; without, ~; rings $6 TO 5 Earrings
Etacs- L. J. JACOBS, manufacturing 10 sellsrs,
407 broadwAy.
MATcHEs-FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
the city M to be found the suhscrpers He has
In Wal street for the last egnee years and selling eli
descriptions OF gold and silver Watches silver
ware, a wholesale and RETAIL 81 much less than the
beautiful gold Iepine Watches four holes jeweled s24
Fire gold hunting epine. four holes jaweled.. IS
Gold hunting case kDgish patent tevers........B s.
Fine gold hunting detached LEVERS full oweled.
Cod and enamel watches for ladies. so 100
Splendid 90 pocket ehronom etes .l2o 70 300
Gold hunting Watches which eight rs 70 $50
Gold aec Watches which change Into three different
Gold Ensnsi paient levers full jewced Is 70 is
Silver Engpsn patent lever is IN q
n. J. Tobias Hsrrfson 4 O. Beesesey T. r. Cooper and
all other celebrated makers, for sale very low.
Fine gold hunting case railway nekeopers $3.50 70 7b
Silver lepnes four holes jewelied. 9o II
All watches warranted 70 keep correct time. Watches and
ewery exchanged wachcs and jewery repaired tho best
to al parts Of he United States and anada Of charge
GEORGE @. ALLEN, Importer Of watches and ewolry,
wholesale end rcsn IL Wal street, second floor Broad
way.
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THE GREAT REnEpY r0R pM.lQAfE Dl8KxGEs-
II DR. HUNTERS rcd drops, Tie only ronno6D tRaf WI
really every particle OF s rank and t
and dry N the system 70 break out & fufurS
son Ga eeL 81 ' esfU Z,
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;,,1r vvrr -. - ,o. w, ,,r,, = 1,r =
quarter. Friday, the 18Th inst at ~ p M. All who
navng copies Of the memorial the Legislature with sigma
attached, viii bring Chairman
BY order, "A. W. JONES, Lieut.. Col. Comm'g.
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TvHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
J. Company intend sailing their fAvnrite shlps-
CITY Of BALTIMORE, 2357 tons, O. pit Robert Leich.
CITY OF WASAlNGrUN, $50 toms. Cap. VIM. Wylie.
CRY OF MANCHESTER 2, los tous, Capt p g. Prtrts.
Saloon. $50 SIS and $6o, according % state rooms
limited number OF third passengers viii be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found In provisions.
From Philadelphia. $50 From Liverpool. $40
Gates passage drafts Liverpool Of 81 STERLING
and upwards, Apply 70 JOHN g. DALE, Agent
II Walnut street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

"A wanted THOS. D. COhROY IL licensed 70 buy cothing
o. every DESCRIPTION Gentlemen having large small lots
calling at the store addressing hos Conroy 49 Pears
CILOTH1EG -LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
TO dispose or can receive fair cash price by sending
The stores, IL Laurens street. Canal West
way, Or letter by post Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen
8. COHEN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
Carroll County Erect.

"L,tls Carroll" comes out Of the presidential
contest bearing the palm Of victory, Despite
all the exertions Of the BuChNuiers she has
msiataiLsd her proud position, and again de-
clare 10 the world that she s for freedom, -
free speech, free prssS, free Kanavs and free
homes for tree men. Bring cut your big gun
and give . lepg and loud roar. Border Ruff
6anisu is ~ where in Carroll. The King oI
Augusta may rOtirc to his digni6sd palace
the bald beaded poet Of Centre may crawl back
TO his dea and lie content Until another whiskey
srcitsment the Solomon Of Fox may take up
his abode 10 the precincts Of 81. Johns chapel
and look With anxious expectations for an
junction and The Post Masters both new and
old throughout the county, and The few hired
hacks Of the party, fed at Uncle Sans public
crib, may soV return TO the discharge of lheiI
duties resting under the pleasant remembrance
thai their labors in Little Carroll are nc
longer required. How eOnsoling the thought
40 these poor servils sons Of Slavery & his ho'
illness, the Pope, that their labor IN Carroll wcs
Ill for nothing Money expended. time spent,
liquor drank. speeches made. and all for the
privilege Of being LEFT IN minority OF 500, "Ihe
greatest Presidential beat ever made since the
erection of the county, Verify, Democracy
hsrssbouts sIiIS only in nPme.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
Sale Of Real Estnte bI crler Of Conn.,

Pursuant to an order Of sa # the Prob ate Court of
Carroll county Ohio, will offer to sell at public ven.
due; on the premises, s
On Saturday, tie 6h day Of December, 1856.
IL o'clock oon, Of said day,, part Of the northeast
quarter Of section twelve a. in township sixteen,
Q6) of range seven a. in Rose township, Carroll
county, Ohio beginning post on the west line o.
said quarter section twentynine and fifty hundredths
of perch north OF the youth corner Of said quarter
section; thence twelve chains aud seveny.6ve links;
thence NORTH twenty Eve degrees west five chains and
ysx links; thence east fifteen chains 6ity two links;
thence north thirteen chains ninety links thence west
twensy-sx chain, one and half links; thence south
eighteen chains ninety links. TO the place Of begu.
ming containing forty twC acres more or less.
! IL is the same tract conveyed by John Finnefnck
Senr., and his wife, to John OK, Sehr, op The 5th
June, A. D.; 1855, aud ecorded in Book s. page 22I
Carroll county records to be sold jcct TO the dover
estate of Christina Fox, widow Of John Fdx Senr de-
ceased, set of to her by ayeay allowance CT S25 90
per year. appraised subecto said DOVER Mt 81 l00 o.
Terms of sale, one. third in hand and the residue in
two equal annual pa,meuta with interest, occurred by
mortgage On the premises. Attendance given.
JOHN FOX. Jr;, Admir-
Nov 6, 1856, 4w. pr fee 50, rs. OF John Fox, decd
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Lnw nI NewSnapers.

1. Subscribers who DO not give notice to the contra
~ are considered as wishing continue their ubserp
usu.
a Il subscribers order the dscontiruaucc Of their
PAYERS G. pubisher may continue to send them until
ell autarages are paid.
g. II subsci bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
Radicals from the Office TO which they directed they
ere held responsible ill they have settled the BILL and
srasVed theW discontinued.
T. II subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the publishers and the papers sent to th
former Girertion, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that, refusing to TAX
papers tram the on Sc removing and leaving then
psaled tos Is prima fgcig evidence ointentona fraud
~ Postmasters honotify apublshcr that news
paoe ls aot taker from the Office required to giv
the rsassm why they not taken out (See Post OF
Sc instructions and Laws.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
Letter from Hon. JOsepl Gable.

The following letter from hr, Gable vas re-
ceiVed too late for last weeks issue for which
Il was intended. II dill not reach us till last
Friday evening. though mailed on the ESD. at
Junction, Paplling county, in this State, Had
il borne the crank" of some Buchanan poll
tcian, it doubtless would have been hurried
through. Though this letter came at too late
an hour to be presented to our readers before
the election. yet We deem it Of sufficient imPor-
tance TO give il a place. lthas the ring OF The
true metal ltspsaks for itself
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
DoAD NoTICE.-Notics is hereby given

sioners Of Carroll county, at their December session.
praying for an alteration of the road leading from
Peter flewits, to Robert Georges Said alteration
to commence where said road crosses tho Well<ve
road thence along said road 10 between the house
and barn Of Andrew Figley thence north to utersect
the old road on the hi theoee along the old road to
thence north to the fence that divides the upland and
bottom Of said Wier, thence along said ferce to the
wood land ofsaid Wier thence the nearest and best
route to ntersect the old road near tbe endof Myer
lane thence along the old road the hill thence wind
the hills between that and Hcwits line and there ter
inmate, ,e' aNA ANY FETlIlONfRS;
Nov. s, 1856, o el
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DOAD NOTICE-Notice !, hereby give

pOAD EOTICE-No is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to tho Commis.
soners of Carroll county, at their December session.
1856, praying for the location of county road and an
alteration in Ilosplehorn's road The county road to
commence at the Jefferson road whsrc 1t crosses the
Mcguire, thence the best route to Thomas Aoore'1
saw mill, thence to the southwest corner OF said
Moores land, thence south along the section line till it
meets the said alteration. Aud the alteration to COM
ucnce where the said lIospehornS road crosses the
line of James Knights land, thence north along sail
line about forty rods thence in westerly direction to
David Gillltnd's blacksmith shop, thence along tho
original survey of said road to the south east corner Of
Philip Coble's ftld. therce north along the s"cton
line to the ncrh west of Henry Johnsons farm
then west along econ line till Il iatersec's the Lees-
burgh road and there terminate Said petition furher
asks for the vacation Of the old tack Of Hospehorns
road from the point where the alteration commences 20
the south east corner of David Gtllilands premises
Nov, 8, 1S56.-4w. MANI PETITIONERS,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06

FMeHrESED TO DEArH-The Buffalo Republic
says: An intelligent friend in this city.just re-
turned from the State Fair at Washington
relates the following singular iacident " hch
occurred at Evansville. jefferson county. in his
presence A gentlemen with a very fine high
spirited, -four years old horse. had driven down
to the station for the purpose, as he said, Of
accustoming his horse TO Che locomotive whis.
lie. as the train appeared, theenglue screamed
Of course, as an engine only can scream, and at
the frst sound Of the whistle the horse feli
down dead in his tracks, the victim Of mortal
fright.
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JuScrrox Ohio, October es, 1856


Friend Mccoy: Il observe from glance at
. priut falsely entitled the Ctizen Democrat,
that my letter TO the committee Of which you
are Chairman. has stirred up the hyPOcritica
pretenders to the claim OF Democrats. like toS
den Of wolves when goaded by long pole. Lei
thsm squirm, ,dripk WhisEey seat tobacco to their
hearts contsnt. llneither changes fact nor
establishes faIsehoo5 Yet in their madness
they have proven thsir former charges agains
me 70 be false. that had changed my sent.
m6nts; and also, that MOI only mysels being a
dsu,c still. butthe sentiments then enter
taiued were such 4- the democratic party then
espoaseI anI ~ miintAined, and which we're cor
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
ss5a4r "a SINGERS
SEWING MACHINES.

These celebrated machines are in practical and prof
a BILE use in all partsof the civilized world in all the
various trades, and in sewing every sort Of fabric
either of cloth or leather they have been fully tried
and approved, Sewing machines Of other manufac
turers often fail to work, but 's,'' 'F'1
Singers Machines dlscayS operate perfectly
being strong, durable and Complets in contrivance
and workmanship: d perfect sewing machine kept
employed affords clear profit Of $1,000 year; but an
imperfect one s cause of constant vexaton and loss,
The entire reliability our machines is one great reaI
SOL for their unparalleled popularity. 1GL
y Aaek5es for Family 4Sewing
Of fral ana delicate construction, are rec1mmcnded
by other manufactures Such machines are made To
catch the eve NOT to perform suhstanial work. The
truth is, family sewing machines ought to be stronger
than any other because they intotess skul hands
than when sold to manufacturers and are used for
greater variety of work. The machines which have
proved best for sll otar purposes must be best for
family use, andthsy are Singers. The speed of our
machines has lately been dopbled. No other
mare with them in quantity Of work. ~+
rSg- New rnachinessof the latest improved style will
be exchanged on liberal terms for old sewing machines
of our own make, for operative machines of other
manufacturers. Local agents wantedt0 sell our
chimes. ,esuaH bsassarr IN Il
N, BAH persons desiring full Information about
sewing machines can obtain it tyapplying for copy
of !. NJ Singer Co.'s Gazette. paper devoted en-
trey to the subject L will bo sent gratis.
]. M SINGER & co,
1Es Principal Office, s23 BrOadEa ay, New Fork.
Branch Offices.
Al Hanover street. Boston. l42 Chestnut st. Pbila.
80 Westminster ST PROVIDED los Baltimore st Bait No.
274 Broad st., NswaRk.NJ 8 East 4th Sc Cincinnati;
S47 Broadway, Albany,N.Y. Chicago, Illinois.
Gloversvle, New York flS5 Nosttf sd st StLouis.
9S Chapel ST., New Haven. 81 st Charles st ct Louis
II buchanan st. Glasgow, Scotland.
30 Dauphin street, Mobile. '''aS Is2k
Oct 80, 6e,~Sm. riogi e ism2 t'WsF
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Border RufianImsj. bs1s q H.ssg


.ELRCrroS,OF REPREsESTArIyEs AT the Oc-
ober election, two Representatives were elect
ed in Ohio tofll vacancies. They are given as
followss or s1ni9- WA
!, CayahOga--JOha Watson, Rep, Representa-
tive. in place of johnson, Rep, deceased.
AuglsiSe- George w. Andrews. Dem. Repre-
sentative, in place ofW, Sawyer Dem. resigned.
t.s.... ~.~,~~~~~~>>c4~-~~~.----~~p~~
ONO ELEcTIoN, 1856 -OFFtcrA 1--WE have
not yet received the official returns from all the
counties, but the returns from 8S counties for
Supreme Judge foot up as follows:
Bowen Republican 1888
.Ssarle, Democrat 153,717
BRUSH, Fillmore 23,4l4
The two counties to be heard from, Medina
and Wyandot, will increase The Republican ma.
jOrity. We will publish the full official return
of all the counties next week o. s. Journal
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