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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-09
Watthss, Jeweirr. &r.
THE PERFECTION Of MECHANISM.

These WATCHES manufactured the came syFeu that
has made American firearms the best In the world Il sabst
the precision and npidity Of machinery for The sk u
chimes devised and made expressly for this esbhmes each
Of which wOi. to the tbooaRdth part Of hs turning
thousand Wsiches High skill with good luck may esll
,uch work, and then but must fail generally and dwsys
dsarer The Of repair 10 obvious because the mana
lecturers have always hand parts replace that may Do
Am,eed Their simplicity and stability OF structure resder
hese watches the least liable out Of order and they
ppfdently recommended superior in every resPrst aud
especially In the correctness Of their TINE 70 iTporrsd
Matches Of the price As their merits kno
people viii hink OF importing Watches 10 get god
ne than they do of importing clocks pistols With that
view
Each movement 10 engraved APPLETON, TRACY Co,
Wahan Mssa and 10 accompanied BY eehsss oi esnene-
ness and perpetual warranty. APPLETON, ThAof 20.
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ACADEMY of OPERA and

ACADEMY Of fo MUSIc-o OPERA and
Positively LAST MONT (Sut onel ofthe Season.
oRANp S eoMB HiS
Positively LAST Don S' dioSh N fp' OPERA Of
MILE rRz sseSHf sna sass La GRANGE
arHALBERe I'd si &ESRi 'yTiEUxrEMrs.
FRIDAY, Oct. 8:
IL DON GIOVANNI.
Mile ERMINIE FREzzOLiNi s......;;;;;;;, :ZERLINA
sisDo1 LABoCETTA DON OTTAvIo
slGNoR GAssiER ss............."....DoN G.OvANNI
Between the Second md Third Acts;
BY 8. THALBERG and H. VIEUXTEMPS.
Full particulars in programmes Performance commences at
ssa 70 be had this morning at the Academy Dressings and
SATURDAY, Oct. 10,
orE a1Iin snd s't ehx & Be- CONCERT
Mad LA cRAS NC fps eSd Mie q faEzzoLINI
S. rHALBE re, s app A. SfE &
SUNDAY Oct sss sct1 de GRAND CONCERT and ORA
the Artists Of the Academy increased Chorus and an i'm.
Admission ostOrO nights 20 cents to all parts and Is
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-SUNDAY NEXT
"A GRAND oRATORIo aud CONCERT.
First Joint Ma 4P e. GRAS6E :'s aa faEzzoLrs
SUNDAY, Oct H.
SACRED CONCERT and oRAToRIo
a s@qSSy have induced 4s RG PESFs6snANcE
On SUNDAY next. Oct IL.
increased scale of spendor and magndcence on
"'''H G Nile FREzzoLINI and Mad. LA GRANGE,
r&II %SE GREAT AETsIs OF TIE AGAPEMY
The sf fppilow i'm in 9%snss rcssGHs presented
Past LEsYMPHoyy.
Mozart's celebrated Grand Jupiter Symphony.
By the Orchestra of Fifty Performers
PART Il-CoycERr.
Mile FREzzoLLNI,
Chorus and Orchestra of One Hundred Performers -.
O. Ava 'l'f' Madame s;TiRiK6sGa '''""'S''
The mSqs F N;sIs5s from Il, T ESs9cErrA
Chorus i and Orchestra Of One Hundred Performers.
The whole of Ro..ai: sq5ls Tes.sasi of,torio
The ga f$s 2sS;S$
CLolus and Orchestra Of One Hundred Performers
FINALE.
Doors open at q to commence at g. n.. -,-.,.
Admission all parts including the Psquette Dress Circle
To tie
Seats secured in advance. cents
The sale Of Private Boxes and Reserved Seat: win
on FRIDAY at the Academy of Music, C. BREUsINGs
On SUNDAY.
Admission tickets 20 cents and Reserved ssat; and Pfva
O'Clock, and in the evening at the door.
DURTON's NEW THEATER, BROADWAY.
- Triumphant Success Of -
MISS CUSHMAN,
who viii appear THIS EVENING as
MEG MERRlLlES.
This great and extraordinary performance the terrific grandeur
Of which been surpassed stage, Will be re-
peated every evening this week $500
Last nigh. EVERY SEAT WAS SOLD, and crowds were
turned early from the doors Of this large thea
ter unable TO gain sdmittaDee. - - 1.,
GUY MANNERING; On THE GIPSYS PROPHECY.
Supported by Mr. M Smith Mr. FisheIl Mr. Moore, Nj
Bonifacc Mr. Holman, Miss A. Clifton and Mrs. Holman
To conclude with, first time in America
WAS TO BLAME
Miss Ada Clifton, Mr.. Briggs Mr. J. Burnett.
FAZIO will shortly be repested.
new tragic play 10 in preparation for Miss Cushmn
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DR. ADWAY EATER

PROA WAY THEAT r.
o sf Il. wsna. iSc::i and new Academy os Sa
Philadelphia
'''se CHANGE OF TIME. CONWAY
Doors faHSs F ANT SUCCESS
Ron zAEf BALLEr TROUPE.
IN aDA1 0s M w be s gs.es b. .h p GsnS s
zsni, entitled
supported by the following
ssSc 1G Enma ssnto ssno sPpD Psts
signos Gaetana Pratesi Signor Cesare Ceechetti,
sisnoia sersdna cecchett, ssnor Giovanni Prste'i
sIGNoR DoMENIco RoNzANI,
!:5ss Gss:S9: 6s.s%;. IssssIea:
iEIGHTY CoRYPHEEs AND FIGURANrs!
Previous TO the Bset the admired ed cSnedietta called
Hans Mortz MI sloan
in active preparation and III be speedily produced
FsDac Fary Ballet in four tsbesux composed by Domeu
Ronzaui), entitled IL CAvALLO D'0Ro THE Golden
Hor supported by the entire OF the res Ronz.n
Ballet Troupe.
UMPIRE HALL, adjoinpiDg the Metropolitan
IL Hotel will be opened on MONDAY Oct u with the
GRAND ORIGINAL SERIES OF PAINTINGS
DIR. KANE's ARCTIC VOYAGES,
produced from
furnished DR. Kane aud Off who npsned
him dnDg the researches Of tedious exoedtions and
nothing that could contribute ingenuity suggest has been
reelected to render it a -
LIFE-LIKE REPRESENTATION
of the Perou Adventures and Dreadful endured BY
Dr. Kane and his companions during their search for Sir
John Franklin and wildly portayng the sublime yc: awful
grandeur Of the ..
MR.. WILLIAM MORTON
who accompanied both the Grimel Expeditions and who
himself envable reputation through his devoted
Dr. Kane also for being the dscoveer OF the
open Polar will describe each presented
Exhibition has been prepared regardless expenses and
in order IL strikingly display the
BEAUTIES AND WONDERS or THESE UNKNOWN REGIONS.
variety of chemical aud mechanical appliances will be intro
duced which the visitor ze the grandeur of the
Arctic Several the most interesting relics of this
memorable expedition will be exhibited; among which is the
celebrated Dog ErAH of Rhna and Tooda the only
vivpg EsqmsuX dog out Of than 200 used during the
journey.
The Polar Bear killed by DR. Kane weighing 40 bs
Dr. Ksnes Arctic Suits Rife Esquimsux Dresses Kayack Sc
Doors open at 7; commence at 8.
Admission 25 cents; Children half price.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EMMA L. JAY bull
~ LERE This celebrated Trsnce Speaking and Singing NJ
dunn will lecture at Stuveysont institute Broadway THIS
friday EVENING. Abundance, 10 cents.
I A. BENJAMIN will receive names THIS
lie EVENING at o'clock. st the Musical Academy No
288 BowGy for FREE CLASS Of $40 young Geuts the
VIOLIN, BASS VOL and FLUTE, and on SATURDAY at 10
o'clock al Ne a 9Th sy. Instruments furnished.
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E HIS SICAL EVENINGS.
~ HOME CONCERT ROOM,
No - East 2sfh,.t between Madison aud 4th-avs
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
Commencing at o'clock
Mrs. GEORGI ANA STUART LEACH,
Mrs MARIA X. LEACH, Mr. w N COOKE
Mr.. :. w. LEACH, Mr. GEO + BRIsrOW.
Tickets 20 cents.
See programme for this even 'ng in The Hsr.d
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Mem Publications.

A SPLENDID VOLUME of POEMS
"A RECORDS OF THE HEART. CHILD OF
THE SEA, and LOVES OF THE MINSTRELS
BY
EsTELLE ANNA LEWIS.
The illustrations this volume selected the case
with the pulled Gift Books but drawn after the
text by the best Am. rcsD and foreign artits.
LIST OF PORTRAITS:
/. sappho-The Greek Poetess.
H. Melpomene-The Tragic Muse.
Ill. Florence-The Murderess.
~ Isabea-The False Gypsy.
V. Zenel-The Pirates Victim.
vi. Portrait Of the Author.
d APPLETON 4 Co.,
Nos $40 and 343 Broadway, New York.
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02

Howell Cobb has just issued book
from the GsorgiS press, for private circu-
lhdong entitled 'ScFptnPal Exanination
Of the. Institution Of Slavery intended
TO prove that the Development Of Slavery
in the United States is calculat, d to Sc
dte'civifand religious liberty to the
= eein Africa. ltis freely distributed
among public. men with ihe authors
compliments, os 20 seafm l.i.i.B
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Charley said father 20 his son.
while Wo kilg A. saw mill, what
pOaessas you 10 associate With6ueh girls
as .do9 When ] was of yourAgs could
20 with the FIRST cptf 'Th0 FIRST out
said ths spa, a. lie assisted the old man in
rolling over lOg. 'ia alWAysR slab:' 's'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02

A party hunting in Angelina eopaty,
Texas, found two humal bodies in cave
entirely Petri6ed, and dressed inFa style
neitheF European nor Indian, On the
waist II one was fogad q buckle ef gold
almost threa inches 10 diameter. imbed-
ded n tbe body. The featurea were not
much sgpken. She eyes partly closed, and
even traces ofthd eyebrows could be seen
P!Aiplyio a13.t 4asi lo alssop
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02

Reading makes full man, saws Ba,.
con; and Fashion makesa fill woman Z
according 70 Punch. who say 't6rtainly a
WondnI rs she 10 dressed IN the present
fashion could not we'll DO Rademaoh fal,
leFtii i ii iadl yaa osls 0lpca oW ssa
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02

A Suspension Bridge Is ID oohiempia-
tion, TO 20 huilt across the Mh sissippi al
s.. Louis, 10 be eighty! fOuE feet above
high water mark, and m0EaIbAR 4 mile in
lsngthiH lBdi ls5ga ua galW bnA
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The L0aisyill9 JouTnalremarks thal The

The Louisville Journalremarks that the
effect Of the election. thus (ar, ig
The Freesoil party is decidedly stron-
ger at this moment thanit was on the 4th
of November. If Mr. Buchanan, as
President. shall meet in any degree the
wishes and expectations of bis Southern.
friends and supporters tbat party will in.
less than one year be powerful enough to
sweep the Democracy from, the face Of the
land in every pOu'SlRvehOlding State in
the Union d ia i8sarh 3D.. 1leH alm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02

We heard Of an economical man who
always takes his meals 10 front Of mir
TOfi be does this 70 double the diahts. II
that isn't philosophy We wonder what
il.
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An old lady in Springfield Is 50 afraid
Of gSters that she WON'T allow her geese
TO take a swim till she has placed Nfsipye-
servers on them. 9mls3 sW
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TRUE As PRRAoHiNG- y Aunt Mary saw
over q tailoFs's'do6F sign bearingthe in
FOVptain Of Fashion.' sAhp
ahs that must be the place
where tho squirts come from y.
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HOLT HOUSE,

EN- Hit PROPRIETOR. 42
Situated on the coner Of Adams and Sahdusky
StreetR5 5gea side Qfthe Sandusky RiEerin the City
Of TiHin has been lately repaired and furnished
for the especial Accommodation Of the ttavelibg
public, this House is in the pieas4nieat part Of
the City, end IA large eommOdious and aplendid
baiidihg Well adapted b che purpose Of a public
h6use ItisButa feHifods frOms and In sight OF
the Railroad Dedot,i iitia the nearest and, hnat
commodious tayrn TO that point. Mr.. HDLT.
takes pleasure 10 anp9upeing TO The public that
his Houaeeontains plenty oflarge airy and
.s 50 NEIL FURNISHED ''bi
bed Rooms. He would also ilYite al Of hk.
old customers. L, give him cali as he thinks
,hey,tiiibe aktis hbd. .Aela49i a.ep-ci ui "a.
Iain, Od II, 1886. "
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lMPUDEsT QUESTIONS. To ask an un.
married lady how old she IS. -
To ask lawyer IL he sror told ans.
no ASK doctor how many buFsohs be
has killed, o raem b.i 7s.ras
70 ask . minister if Aasyess DID Nny-
10 ask an sditot the nahSl afa6y q
his correspondents. ~
Toask 3 merchant Whether bs eyer
cheated a customer l.s
" sft : y0aps Rdy sSslhss sAs soula
!, IS ssB sssRss .issi itAs.,h sAs
printer. a,rasE
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II - - ~ - @N~f~ A-4H -
Aisfioal,o. and ALI o,hsr kihds,rtoo tedious 10
eFeatqn, Also ssRS new styles, CaPst DTaeI p''
-er aud Beayer.
w Bowus Beings ptastical ,ha0sr. ne will
ydfoii uud iifORs sad Iaaks39lt hats look es go9q
" Tbsso rood. aanlBd soi5 40 pes etntal
cheaper than they tdan bebougbi West.
ern country for ready payts ..f ...f9 a. .,..., qC
They Rlss haye large stock of umbteiias,
The highest prieb Fafdi lnicash fonall Sinds o.
sHIPPISG FURs such as Miqts Coon, Mufk
Rat, etc. WILLET BOVINE & CO,
GOA Aprll tigl05fAeI o9u ,ygbilI 40 --
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/ liYOu told Bryce soF'

II ala; ne laughed and showed me the
note with hiS signature crossed over
With ink. and ! hole punched through IT,
r,.It ia plain MI Wallace, that he paid
You the money as'hs alleges, or has eba
tanned fraudulent POsssssiSA Of the note,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15

DEDioArios OF THE NV CArHouc CHurH OF LEBANON
srrSGs The new Catholic church Of Lebanon Springs
was dedicated 70 the Lady Of Lebanon the oh rbe
new ednce seemed 70 rise gracefully In the midst Of tho
boughs with which Is was surrounded. The altar vS do
oorsed with taste and Art I, the gin OF the excellent
The church neat frame building, romsntcay situated
a The foot or the mountain, and commanding mssud-
cent view OF The valley Of Lebanon. II 10 soon 70 be
pstned white and orrsmented wrh gohie gilt cross.
Owing the presence Of the Right Rev Bishop McCoskey
there was large congres slon Of Catholics and other
nominations snxious 10 hear the eloquent preste, ~ he
was 10 preach the occasion Lebanon Ia nov the
devious OF select society There not erhaps more
beautiful spot on earth Switzerland heif pre-
cents more romantic scenees varied landsoapes MACE
tic hs and vsles pleasing 10 the ere they ex.
psnd themselves 10 the view.
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oRbEa OF rHE COURT.
the Case OF Adams nj sswesiuk.
20 rHg HD. TOR or THE HERALD.

An article In the BsaAlD Of the sth inst would seem 70
have been wtn with view 10 screen the guilty party
In NE murder ~ ,he Sea Wow House, Nsvesink, on the
In Of Angus, The Hypothesis that Albert Noses com
isaed suicide under the influence OF deirum remens Is
simply absurd any cosu'aut Of the habits OF the
dsoeassd He was sober aud industrious young man
only Is years Of age and with myself wss 10 The habit Of
remine what money he could spare tcwwds the support
% our aged and heart broken mother. me apempt
70 blast the memory Of murdered man may oe lsg,a
mate course OF practice, but am much msaken you
would Intentionally lend your influential columns for sny
purpose 20 foreign 70 The Of well REQUESTED news
papcr moustrous 10 suppose that my brother, win
ms habit, n biz age, and the love he bore bic only sur
yvrg parent, should have been vct 10 that disease,
which n only the result Of long proscssd debauchery,
and suicide who would rob That parent OF q her
principal means Of support would have written 70 you
before, bot having called NJ Turell and setue
hsfsoton from him, slmsst desps cd Of this attempt
wocofe jusuce 70 ny brothers memory. Dr Finnell
asfes that ne does not know that my brother drink.
man and ,hst reporter made the article from
rev theories or supposions Of his LOOSELY dropped and
Ieh refused 70 publish card, 20 emnen,iy cal ed
tr ~ the justice Of the by publishing this card ron
GEORGE A. MOSES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-15
The Voyage or the Yacht Charter Oak.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
No III MnoHAxr' EIcHAvGu, WALL arRur

AuEmti4, 1851.
have just received per steamsr Canada o letter
from Mr.. Thoms B. Jacques, . ms mber OF Excelsior
Engine Company No 2, Of this city, who accompanied
Captain webb in his little Gran, The Charter oak Mr..
Jsques says ha they cleared from Ne~ York on Monday
June ~, and arrived Liverpool Iuly a. at II O'Clock
N. Tho nrt nrhi out from New York. man, nAmo
not given, knocked overheard vhlle asleep al tho
wheel by the boom; the vessel under full headway
rendering his impossible This horrible accld ant
nov rendered the voyage extremely perous for Capi
webb was he only ono tho had been 70 before but
bis companion WA st unclsmayed and In two days had
learned enough OF navigation 10 be able relieve the gap
tain the wheel From the Let Of july Cd OF 1iy
he weather was very stormy, and all hope Of reaching
Liverpool vanished, but q kind Providence preserved
tbem and with properng winds they made their port Of
destnaiion These adveniurers will return New York
In short time Trusting that this n'ormstion NAY prove
Of interest," remain your obedent servant,
Dr. LANCEY W RNEvEIs
Foreman Excesoir Engine CO. No q
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h ORGANIZATION on TIE FMS DEPARTMENT The Fire Do
partment OF The Eastern District 10 be reorgsnIsed by
The ne- Commissioner ~ provided BY an act passed by
the last fgsature The fireman will be reauired 10 take
an oath Of imitation Into The department 70 The foosins
effect Thah he citizen q the United States Of 10 euy
years OF age and upwards thai be been resident
Of the district during the pasi six months that m has not
been expelled from any Ere company; that ID his ntsn
ton TO do acve and scusf duty In the company which
deayos 70 practice and epoonr the main ensnce OF due
order and subordineton In the deps tment"
Each fireman VIII be provided with badge, which win
be In The form Of heart, surmouned win are cap and
suyTpuHdsd Win lengths pf bose
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PsraonnI Infeliaenra.

Capt Hsyvien, United States Navy, and "a nIly are at
sarstosa springs.
Americans registered 81 the banking once OF the Amer,
european Express Exchange Paris from July % 70
JOY 30, 1851 -
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John T. esGord. " M Fry and wife, q ASIAN D. Hoxie II
T. sseheI v. Hun, and 1.m,, Rev. =. T. Cssler and
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Isoo, - y srooss = q Reed. ": Richards, ". wood.
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Lonss n ~, sps'dIns. California Jss Allen Msh
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