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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-24
THURSDAY, SEPT. "a, 1857. .'-.''''

Of the boys life, and the after year should
bring it up, beautiful and bright again. 90 {.
Twelve yenis had passed. The hazel.
eyed girlhad grown into tall, graceful wo-
man. One bright June afternoc n she walk.
ed With her husbuud through the garden, for
nhe ives oasaVistt 10 her oarents. The
ptace'was little chaoged, and the tulips had
opened their lips Of crimson and gold to the
sunshine Just as they had done TIVE we years
before! Suddenly they observed young
MANN a workman's blue oyeralls, leaning
over the fenee, ibis eyes wandering eager1s
from the beautiful flowers to herself; He
had frank, pleasant countensnce, and
there " as something in his,manner that in.
teresied The gentleman and lady. ."
"Look here, Edwar )" she said, ain pluck
some OF the flowers. 1t always does me
good to see people ddhiring them, )" and re.
leased her husbands'a arm, she approaehed
the paing, saying land the smile round her
lips was very like the old child one-"Are
you Icnd OF flowers, sir? twill give me great
pleasure to gather you ,ome." .ra Dell
| The young workman looked moment
very earnestly into the f ir, sweet face
Twelve years ago, this very moa,b,', he
said, in voice deep, and yet irenulous W nh
feeling, | stood here, leaning on this railing
dirty, ragged little beggar boy, sndyoR ask.
ed me Tar. very. question. Iwelgo year.
ago. you placed the bright alwers in my
hands, ard they made me new boy-aye
and they have made a man. Of me, too
Your face has been light, ma 'om, all along
the dark hours ofmy life, and this very day
that little beggar boy can Stand on the oil,
place, and say to you, though he's an humble
and hardworking man, yet, thank God, he's
an honest one" ",t.. l......-. ..... ......t
Tear drops like morning dew on The shin
ing lashes of the lady, as she turned to hel
|! husband, who had jpined Ler, and listened il
absorbed astonishment to the workman
words. Cod. she said, "put it into m!
child heart to do that little deed Of Kindness
and see how great is the reward He has civ
en- me-" ....-..-. =, .....-,. ,.,.i
And the setting sun poured Good Of rici
purple light over the group that stood there
over the workman in his blue overalis, owe
the lady with the golden hair, and over ih
proud looking gentleman at her side. Alto
gethef, it was qpictn1e fora painter; but tn
angf Is, who loo ked Gown on it from heaven
saw something more lhun a picture there
Boston Gacet'e. s... ...
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.9lodlitaI$
Lines Written 8. ihe Crlpt o1 the
ram tsorih Church. ,

A TOie1 for the silent dead, who sleeps In the shade
.l,.,,s of the anetuut Iile7an7p n q ,hsaat
The vanquishci pame, ths Mereitn Thane, and the
h'7 the nun OF ESlb's nislG;
The Baron who held tlie NORMAN sword, the dame
.ui with gentler Iroy,l gt Hs5t -gl
Once seuIpturd fair in chaneel rare, but mutilated
now.
Ear 10 the sloc their teeth appear AMI lhcir faint
: ly glimmeriag teeth; 'ia, E,t
Uprear'd with laugh and ,heerrul song the disma
crypt beneath. .....- -.
For here The Sexton whlrj tbe spade, and carrol't
gIsss tie wonted rhyme, 1
Hurlhg his playm one By one, TO the things d
olden time s..... .4.--.. ga,
Under the ground dim aches twinc their Gothic
$50 ribs OF stone, shI, q -"i'. +'' .s.
And light falls ,sromllOgly Spoa wrlIs OF human
49, l"N OoNo' 'igqgsyq1 ,ailsg6 s1aGl .'.i,g,
The sweet cool IA! froma living world through The
.E.G hollow'd windows peeps = s' 'tt 1s'''
And the chime, the Inch ,ot the .urret bep, ldlI:
p, every ghost, TO sleep; sJa.'-.,y-Ft e.Hg.
Welcoming sone 70 1lc BRIDAL, porch, some TO
iT4a drearier wa - y ~ "' " "
What would the dead men gse 10 see ono another
al yesierday;s.f .l,g t 7str.t .,, ,u ssa
This is goody studying place 1t US awhile an
lf fold -.@'l i'.'-''
The blazoned scrolls, and parchment rolls, and bis
tories brown and old; bi5s aE76 e y
Well read of Kinss.who h9uri,hd, oil hoary saints
who died, N''
0e feudaI gnavcs no dccked tlieir Slaves III rano
s4.7s ply OF pride; sg...at .g.s g.i' ijTs Hfa1
What strife and bloodEhed have we heres lielt,
." Of gallant fight! III ..,..
And who was up, and who was dowL? Who was
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"A Remarkable Escape.


A gentleman writes from Iudia the follow.
irg account Of his escape frotn Delhi. When
the alorm was given that the troops in Delhi
had matinied, 1 was enjoying my meal but
from the atrocities that friend of mine came
in and told ne had been committed, left
my eating and locking oat, seven or eight
men dragging p female down The street by
the hair of The head, which was long and
black. i could not look upon, that without q
feeling OF horror not Of what would become
Of myself--I was a aman--but for the other
poor .womenwho werein Delhi at the time.
Invent into the house and soon returned with
my rife, intended to infet punishment on
one at least of the miscreants: but no soon.
er appeared at The verandah than | was shot
OF BY back; but he missed lne, and for
which kind consideration ] shot nm through
the heart. Abo ut dozen ruIli4ns now made
an attack upon NY house, and began batter
ing at the door,. }-.s ...-. ,.,as., s.s q.
| called my ri, nd who had given me the
news, and giving him revolving pistol TO-,
gether with my servants, each armed with .
gun, and myself armed with revolving pis.
1ol in one hand and a sword in the other,
ctlese were the arms Of poor Harry) !
walked boldly down to the door and let them
I'M; as | opened the door retreated behind i:
1ne blacks, came1rpshsng in pell mel, and
we're rushing up the passage, when my friend
aud two servants came, form their conc eal-
and fred at them steadily, which brought
three Of them down, then clubbing their
guns they rushed on ,he surprised blacks
At. the moment the attack was made by my
coup de main, stepped out from my hiding
| place behind the door, and shot the hind
most vi ain down with MY pistol, and ther
with all the fury of ten, thousand devils, !
went to work with my sword wounding here
| killing there, and shooting those that stab
bed at ME. Atlast there were five blacks lef
and they forced by me and gaired the street
Followed close behind them, shut the door
yioientss thereby shutting them out. I wen
back .and found ,thdt alfENree Of my assis
,,n,s b4d been SO .mortalN wounded that
!. ,yge.,,
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then, In time Of war, appeared to US as trea-
sonnble. But they drew into their organiza:
tion some honest people, deceived by one Of
the humbugs, similar to some that have since
been popular. We have seen honest people
deceived to follow the Know Nothing and
AMI, Nebraska bumbugsr gotten up to thwart
and, il possible, to. break down Democratic
Administrations. Right or wrong, to oppose
the Democracy, and in particular 10 oppose
the democratic principle Of popular sovereign
ty, and that of non, interference in the affairs
of other States, or other sections of the Re.
public. 31iI0gs g1e ~ ~, Is. af.f@A .
How many Of the Federalsts who attend.
ed that meeting were admitted as members
we did not learn, but it was said that Rev.
Mr. Seward did not join the society. All the
others were presumed to have been admitted.
lg We heard Of meetings for the orgsniza.
tion aoIgother branch societies, in other parts
of the county the same fall. One was said
to have been held at what's now Campbells.
port, and it was remar ked that at the cleo
ton of October 1918, the Feds, by divis.
ion Of the Democratic vote on two candid
ates, elected Owen Brown to be County
Commissioner, though that party was snail
minority in the. county. . .af7 81 ,'....
The Washington Benevolent Society
humbug, I believe, exploded with the Hart
ford Contention, on the conclusion of peace
in Is l5, and wel have heard but little of it
since. IS That same Rerry's Victory contribt.
ed It's Share to tiaotrihmph Of our country
and Of the party Of our country, and to the
consequent explosion Of the oonsPiracies by
which itwas menaced.t May thee1perience
of the past operate to prevent the recurrence
Of humbug, or other conspiracies against the
progress Of Democracy. Z May, that expert
ence in future induce the people to beware
of and discard them on their first appearance.
RAvENKA, Sept 10, 1857 J. H.
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Brig safslv vYOung On, Tfs-;a Invasion
t.a Of Utah by the U. s. Forces. 15}

The New York 7Tnses contains sumo inter-
esting news from Utah. The Mormons are
giving utterance to dire tbreatenings, drawn
forth by the approach Of the troops towards
the Territory. Bighpm Young has made
two inAammatory speechee t" he "Saiats," :"
declaring it to be the duty Of the faithful to
resist the efforts put forth by the govern.
meut for their determination; and stating in
positive terms, that separation o. tthe skiing
DOM" from every other kingdom is close at
hand-in other words, tn t the act Of gov,
ernment in dispatchiag troops against Utah
is to be considered fair gronnd for refusing to
yield obedience to federal laws. Brigham,
moreover, asserts that should government
send other officials to Utah Of the same
stamp as those who have heretofore been
commissioned, "they viii require more than
twenty five hundred soldiers to project them
from Mormon fury" We make the follow.
ing extracts from enc Of Jrighal.'s speech.
ess
l. "a b. #- b.. e 7.
r. The time must come when there will be 2
separation between this Kingdom and the
! kingdoms of the world, even in every poin
of view. The time must come when th
( kingdom must be free and independent from
all other Kingdoms. Are you prepared tt
have the thread cut to. day!
Let me tell you one thing, I shall take i
as a witness that God designs to cut the threa
between US ard the world; when an arm
undertakes to make their appearance in thi
territory to chastise me or TO destroy my lif
Irvnl the EARTH! ] lay it down that light
or 1T least should be-, might with HEAVIER
with lis servants and with oil its people O
earth. AS for the the rest we will wait lii
tie while to see; but | shall take hostil
movement by our enemies as an epldenc
that it is time for the thread to be cut.
think that we will find three hundred VIII
will lap water, and we can whip out the M
dianites. Brother Heber said he could tur
out his women and they would whip them
Task no oddsnf the wicked the best wa
lhev can fix it. 5isssHslM5 u a ~
81 Batwve, woe to that man who comes her
to unlawiu!ly interfere with my Affairs. =
Woe, woe, to those men who come here
unfawGully meddle with me and, these m
people. Iswore in Nauvoo, when my enc
mics were looking me in the face that
would send them 10 hell across lots if the
meddled with me, and | ask no odds OF a
hell to day. If they kill me it is all rgh
but they will not until my time comes, and
think shalt die u natural death, at least
expect to-. Would it not make any man
community angry to endure and reflect upo
he abuse our enemies have heaped upon !
! tund are stilfstryii g to pour out upon Coz
. people. 1sJ 'a 37sa,st''@ ~ $~i :
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CANDIDATE FOR tJUDcE cE CoaN1oN Pleas.
GEO. SEEIY, Esq, has been nominated by
the Democracy, as their candidate for Com
mon Pleas Judge, in the Seneca District
He is young man, but he possesses every
quality requisite in a j2dgicial cticer. We
know Of no man in Ohio whose prospects
are brighter for useful and honorable Gu
retr. The skies are bright in OId Seneca,
and surrounding counties. There can be nc
doubt Of Mr.. Seney,s election. "a a,.,g
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Another Political Clergyman Fas
ntlI x lem. GEEK


One after Aanother Of the political clergy
ofthe country are being exposed and are fal,
ling from grace. The last case we have to
record it from the, Colina f(Mereer County
Ohio,) Standard Of the Sd inst, which says
that the Rev. Wesley Brock, who yis onesoi
the loudest Black. Republicans in the North.
west, on old minister and recently Presiding
Elder, Of, the, district, has been Chilly Of
the crime o:, seduction, and that the lady
whom he has ruined has commenced legal
proceedings against him. The, STANDARD, in
noticing the meter, says: .stsssl.;; i, 8sgl ID
We do not give publicity to this ..debasipg
crime Of Mr., Brock with any intention oflins
iuring the Church., Far from It. Our sym
pathies have always bean with the denomi
nation Of which he has been leading, but
now fallen, star. But we have always thot,
and still believe, that soelong asa thes Church
permits its, preacher TO dabble inpolities to
the neglect Of theirreligious duties. II Is sin.
ming against itself in not silencing the rene.
gades Immediately. BY such Q, course the
Church would soonarsgaina the ground lost
among the people; but 20 long a. political
ss II i. =. III Z. III a.sf
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smuggled myself in with them, and cam
over to the side Of my friends, where / was
warmly received. got wounded in the en-
gagement, but avenged my self upon them,
for | fought with all the desperation Of mad
la 4esS; 3 If .lzkAa a.,,,.t IL. e. F',s
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era New York editor thinks, from the
manner shirts are made in that city, there
ought to be en- inspector Of see'rs.1s The
editor went to the expenserof q new shirt the.
otherd day. and found himself fswbenhs awoke
in the morning, crawling out between two
of the shortest Stitches W., as,s MS
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4l OUR COUNTY FAIR The annual fair
Of the Portage county Agricultural Society
viii be held at the fair grounds, il, Ravenpp
onthe 2sth, 29th and 3oth days Of September.
The society intend to present attractions
snfiGient to secure the interest and attend
ance of all the farmers and mechanics of the
county. &. ,s!U7 ae RI
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3 WANTED TO Dis few days since, Ed.
WARD HURD, of Nelson, attempted to. COM
nit suicide, by cutting his throat. He. did
not succeed. He wus found in field, with
a horrible wound which he had inflicted up
on himself, but1through the efforts Of physi-
cians, is supposed to be in fair way Of re
covery. .eqtit4ma.7 Hai5iauys<
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REsIeNATloN.- -JouN DuRAND, Esq, has
resigned the position Of Superintendent o.
the Cloyelund& ,Pittsburs Railroad, Z, He
has held that Office for a number of years
In some respects he was an excellent officer
but in others he signoly failed. We are in
clined to believe that it would have been
better for the credit Of the road if il hud been
under the chargeNofa different Superintend
ent. The stock Of the road isworth only
about fifteen centsion tile dollar. This is, no
doubt, in part attributable to the mismanoge-
ment of Mr.. Durand, the Superintendent
and Mr.. ROCKWELL the President. eili3 e#y
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Trumbull COumty Nominations.

/. The Democr ats of Old Trumbul1 have
nominated the following excellent ticket:
Representatves-E. w. Kellogg; and J
Jefferson Palm. ..-'a. 7" "7r'
Probate Judge-F. E. Stove.
Clerk. 1rgersoll. ..,,.- ..-s.. a..
Pros, tty-N. Q. Humphrey. aH.t
Cdmlaissioncr--If w. Collar. BIZ r s4
Coroner--H. T. lTuson. s''r ,s&-'.'
Director or Inf-R. c. Pinkerton. .,-5
A. Medbury, Of Youngstown, has been
nominated for Senator Of that District. srtp
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An. ExcELIENT NoMINATIoN. .---SAMUEL
w. Gibson, Esq, Of Garfield, has been nom
mated BY the Democracy of Mahonihg coun-
y, as their candidate for Representative
This is . most excellent nomination. Mr..
Gilson, ,is superior scholar, andan able and
Influential lawyer, aud q true hearted Dem
ocrat. He will beelected and what iz more,
he will make his mark ~ 4 member * tha
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lMsCELLANMUUy.

"A M 9ssaAn wsus md boyfn~ 70 wstsr - ~ ssso<
= y; S- sa 10 HWY yss. has ,ssTtg se.ea -
s bsusdwsy; Ala wells f1 pyinSiQei oye srsg
sennsss sno esness whh 70 eauiea Ne puzzle sasits
haods hnoosod upon thcm b parties claiming have
tsnts icf took md pipes nd IN tAk bssh0s Aai-ea
dry. n Duane stzoeA = "
Way AWAY W1r1 HIRsEODs AND Old BOGrsH
n why VII goa rain The sgmnsety Il that feo iornsd In
Bsimes quest mould ale straight 70 JEFfES3 as 3road
way and heye be ned 70 b0os Aat 10 potus OF 0ursshy
and elegance sapnsa be surpassed, ~ homs abroad
JEprkRB, 4C7 broadway.
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AuCrTosEER -prBgLvr,

l,H;bbIRT g. SAVAGE AUCrTosEER --pIBBLrE.
~ bstiah SAVAGE VII sell n their sslss room 81
~oS s,ssek on iuesdag hsrch a. a. ", drv goods,
olt cothmg oarpetf fine watches other es,eirv
sdts AZ xens boery, ncn's furnishing goojs Cor sprng
"a s1nn,er wesr rrtw goods fDe sssor,a,t NO M M
~ s srd Touss byioa tea Perspssl senon rlven
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LION HAVANA AND MOBILE.
II The rnipi tstes Man Steamer
OtTAWup CITY

n. " spCpfgDr. Cornrlsrder,
WI leave for he ate potts on Tnesisy hpr RON her
pier Nerth rive, not of spr s-AsL n 2o'clcch
freight icr New or.s forwarded rom Noble
free OF cornfnesrn
ccmus,ys bile ~ .trg be procsred Al the once ~
De sssntr. No otSc-s eig1ea
lscfaera res ed ~ he Ocr uu'n TO-. o'ciecf end b1s
0latlrs signed IN the hour az sailing
Fbsr, EsIrB 90, ssens-
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n 8. HouGH, .AucTroSEER RICH HorsEHof

n 6. HOuGH, AuCTroNEER RICH HousEHof y
H. furniture and cr~y 1nesda
iOAs ~ a. sbe privz's residence No rs Wee Twenty
aurd s,rcei between Sehh and Ninth aud
London terracs crnprng very assortment - hr
ciass reois made 10 order by u ". wesver and cAsr
Known cabaet makers ssle positive pererpcry,
poe;poae~ EFT on sny Account
soon Wednesday. The hesepea. contains dne
testcn tabs oat sscetary and .deoozrd together
extensive variety ctlv china dfpner silver
~ ratia % riF and pieces; SAVERS keues
uns pchers spcons and fvkf NC Shenei ivory culerr
s~ fcrnned with foye Tapestry velvet carpets medal
nass cvsrgEs, pisr and oval gin glasses sold rosewood
fhra ADD s'e takes aud sie etegeree lscs ed
sse soow cursns brongs gs iytures eesks and agurs
Eih iantel vases AZ tne al ptnIngs elesan, octave
ttnaets ch csrysa csss sIssre insrrmeat roeewcod
hts~ees aud secretary &c EnElsh oc0h rusc rood hall
snd vsye stair csrpe and silver paied rode IN .he han
bs he Vsrv rich cAvet rosewood And uahoyanv lreuch
ouresus and ws.hsArds DE cuiei hsr msssss,s
ahJ Dsodg Brssses nod ngrSiU carpet m2hocany sss
% mo paror ard chssnssr ehs-s &c @e ogsher
meHtnie 81 other articles too numerous 70 msp en-
s AZ win be in attendance 70 remove 2. pacs or
tole We gown r purrhssetr sale commences IN Zoe sx
CTS ~ w. =. ". preesely Catalogues now resty.
EpwkInrp scHESeK; ArcrroyrsR-sy 3 -. II.
~ ~ Seventh days sale n Tstre'- Emporium,
30 blosdWsy: This sale VIII commepoe a 10 oci5,k spi
',noe ue ts'0whnE goods VIZ -tard esses thies, card
reef crilery, pen boilers f,da goods rsrors NEEDS
AVID e. foo<is. ~ ''V''
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IJEsRY B. HERTs, JR, AUCrIONEER.-BY HER rs 4
Ms,sS.-On Monday, March ~, 10 O'Clock, n corner
fTws neth yeet and secopd avenue mortgage And assignee
the contenta OF H. Chapmans wOrkshoo; And meti-
,s ser The above he contests o. stable l9 ksst Twenty
comprising carts. sleighs harness,
horse Ac. BY order Of THOMAS MORTON, mortgage and
iRue
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wATCHEs, JEwELRY. sc.

nrAMoHDe.-rHE TRADE ~ RESPECTFULLY IN
fned hs' we are corshu ally mauafscu ring, and hsv-
hama s-He stock u dsn,o jeveiry O. the la.cs at
large ASSORTMENT CT diamonds tacd setting done for
the trade. Diamonds bought Tor cssh
Il. BERMaNN GO. els Broorne stree.
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A6oRraAoE SALE OF Liquors. sRoCEalgs AND

MONIuAoH onAE Ep W LfVEVhS pnVNh41hr.s ANU
snl sell his day. I'D inst al ios O'Clock, large sssor-
of the above, Wholesale establishment.
nr In part OF large lot OF hvson Souchon6
and Ooong teas qaarter, eighth half and whole chests
prime ks and broWn large 10. Of chemical
ard CASTLE do lso bs hnieia rAsins behring's starch
candles sArdines and IL bags eighth
Also quarter and eight casks Of brandy and IN dcohns
port wne gin and whlshey. dsmiohns Alchohoi, rum.
whiskey, gin aud andy cherries, &c 2tO imported and
Domestic hey with q
Ia the line. Also SIX barrels Of sogArhonse mossex
~ .nty of lemon syrup.
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6LDs pAHDkE.
IT,. So1s open ii 81; U e"~ncsss ATx.
sss sss I ssss+ e o. ~. SEASON.
v s"s . s1G ssss ga SsxrAs
~.K A sssSsS AID Ssap w. 4 4S.H, .,.,.
yxr $500 os EsrrsSssas. .o'r-ANls'
Commencing ''A, T T,h ne s S.ses ON ts
~ Young H'rs ,sns s yA%s, as Young LeA~aHn and
TonoweA by TIE grand ballet sa
raul ''A. so sss sirp ssG ssfsl y. s'Oe.
s seTsm An,s.e Rave,
'''"~' Navel
WALLACK's THEATRE
MISS MATILDA arnJN
IN hrs Howe's new tragic 'gpph 1:Id
he nsidsnsi music soss stSpsl A~'' '' ''''
Seats occurred three days in advance.
AURA KKENrs NEW THEATRE
L. az BaoADwAI. NEAR HoysTos srasr
s ssRisss T Tsff ai 9i Ss;4
or ~ IsTs .rs ISIsnssr,
IN i''' sn fn4 w F 9th Viz FIFE ''''s
c, REIGN q u ~ TERROR
Dc ss ~os s SEsa Kent asc
VIOLA P1unkett and Miss Laura aeene
The Elves; on, THE STATUE BRIDE.
produced with new scenery Costumes properties and mo
chanlcal o
Count Coldsream. wnestsiRh
Pm Prince Jos.sy Club. Kate Rfsneid.
The new music arranged ana adapted By rhoe Baker
RARSUh's AMERICAN MUsEUM,
ANOTHER f WV e On o ~ paos LONDON
% RI &c spa me s
he ma n0vg h. nrt.
ENTIRRLy NEW ENGLISH COMEDY,
a received "i @ aS'1 tsis'' 1'' entitled
.rse .u.So, las seized upon ne se:spF .,n: The
be lost upon The public Let nose who psss Ssir
s ss wo;s
would sAcr,hve :. that beautiful AID God human
'sss sss s %
,sS DE %
which ths drama teaches The eowArdiy cold booasd Vi
en- q :ssi.s
herein. By he drsmass." -" '"' '' ""' ''p''''"'
hwih be g Per M%sn.v rvrx,.e .,,p..
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Act 3-Mediey's London Resdence.
GgITIs Songs Dances aAd he Hfepiecs Of THE IRISH
serpeBss. HAppy Family, New WAN Works GAL
lery and million OF other curioes TO be without
change
Adinission Is cents children under TO- l2h cents
RUCKLEYs sERENADERs. NEW HALL. Us BROAD
ID way, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
; SS fS & e ' SdsRs r h'
which be r'p'sf F sEisHs ri week win The
Preceding ~h'1 sroRo x,ssrxr1sr
On Wednesday evening, March ~ benefit Of
Means MATHEWS and JOS. n, WHEEI.ER Cshera
On sunday evening March ~ Sacred Concert, by Ncs
~ FAREWELL CONCERT
VIII take Dodworh's Rooms on Tuesday evening
March 81, 1851. Particulars In future advertisements.
DRyANTB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. ga
ID Broadway above Grand street-open every nkghi-
Monday evening, March q 1857 novelties he
Trained Elephants In their Astonishing performances Saw
Dust AcrobAtn Polk In MtAire Dual and decentralization
Introducing tbe ceebyAted Jerry Neil and DAn Bryant Ad
MISSION 70 GENTS. 70 commence ~ ~ O'clock
THE GRAND sPRcTACLE OF THE CONQUEST OF
4 heice At the Bowery Oh Moniay
RUy PERTAINS GIFT rrCKEr
ID At $50 Broadwsy
and send them The Committee for the sIts
ENRANKLIN MUSEUM ~ GRAND STREET, OPEN
every Afternoon y and evening ~ ~. by Madame
warton's troupe Of Model Arseu eonprisinx troupe
twenty young lsdes, who appeal each enes
AmDsnt y . selection OF magnificent living pictures.
DoN'r FAIL TO WITNESS THE SPECTACLE AT PIE
~ Bowery 70 night.
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