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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

n NJ pREssrER sCHMrDs, OF oLEvstAND. oHfo,
L. will deliver poliicsl speech Wednesday, the
R,wery near Bsysrd street, for the people half past
o,aock In the evenirg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
ROL.I1TCAl..

10TH wkRD-THr REGULAR MEErfNG OF THF
Id regular democrats republican ward sssoccaon 81 The
Thirteenth will take place Bocberzs nton gardsn
Ia Clinton MONDAY July a. At eight clock
w. aLEx'R. PROunFoUr, Presidents
y,..s 4 sas.cs vice Presidents.
rouv r. Pprcu Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

ENoK sAIF-AT PU BI.IC AUCTION JULY Is. FoR AC
IL ~ whom may ncern, second hand steam
Boat boirr deck fee OF Eleventh st~ E2s, river
10 c,cocS j. A. J. r. sEC0R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
INxrRNsIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

'ExrENsIvE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITgREaa
III RICdA WALTERS A CO., Auconeers-By X.
Wednesday, l5th AT II A. NJ sells the eutire fsr
Of the four story house 39i Fourth avenue
copsistng mahogany arh top centre aud pier
tables sdebo ds sofas te,e etes chairs and rockers
uuperior pauoforte mrrors oil paintings English Brussels
and three ry carpets French and plain bsdsesds
Yior bureaus beds bedding wsshsnts
&C kitchen splendid assorms nt OF
china glass Al In only ace the Let OF
NAY. All be sold without limit Family leaving, going
Weat- 1us made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, Jolly ls 1857.
SHIPPING q.

-
os Lysmr9ol ;7 Ksw usd IT'S n,s, srAT ri
aep. Win he Tnsd states %sIs Europe poslvsiy
Canal STREE. FOR freight O. essss,s having soeauso a.
Passengers arc requested to be board a u O'Clock
be returned Koos sesnsrs Of ibis iss Improve
water 'gh compartments The atlantic VII succeed the 10
gust No expense has been spared tns steamers OF
This line In al respects good new and the thorough az
amSins given them proves their mode OF construction So
u oqusA,o1
phia Steamship Compsnys Clyde built iron screw steam
CIT! or MANCHESTER. ie9 toms Captain Kennedy.
The undernoted or other vessels are Intended to sail
Wty or washington "Wednesday, July
Kangaroo; ..................... guiyB
City OF Washington. ................ August Il
FROM NEW
City OF Wa'hington. ............. Thursday. July IN
City Of baltimore. .,..,.......,.,.,.. August %
''' % And every alternate Thursday.
RATES or CABIN fAssAGEItgom New York ana fnnsdei,
guneas according stateroons, all
bavng the privilege the saloon Qncluding stewards
THIRD CLASS PAssssoERs a raed number OF third class
passengers will be taken and found much provisions AZ
required From Philadelphia and New YORK, ~ From
Ceracses passage be ISSUED here pare. who
Thess steamers Constructed with Improved water yht
Each Vessel carries an
Drafts On Liverpool from FL upwards.
Specie taken = these s'ea At usual rates
All goods 10 the agents viii be forwarded with econo
FOR freight passage apply the Office of tn. company
JOHN g: DALE Is Broadway New York Agent OF
Liverpool agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

LNvH9IgHv.-OPTrCAB IMPROVEMENT no EN a Bis
~ persons advanced 70 read with esss and 70 dis
-riunAe objects perfect disincnees Nessrs SOLO.
uors opticians have Invented and spectacle less.
Of NE srestes transparent power The vauahie sdvsnsse
i>ved from invention that instead OF vision becoming
steamed heated wesseps ard in nn~srous cases sero ia
injured Ia preserved and stronghold md very aged
ems enabled 10 employ their sgh sf the ms msute oc
supsiiop with these lenses OF much lcss sVni
cover and hey require the eau.ut hanges the
aangsro~s e.cs Of furhsr powerful ssssssc Psrscus
t BE- suited at the r-rcs OF the world BY sending
pair spectacle Of the glasses out OF thew IN LED
Ter and ssa he distance fm the eyes uey read svs
prtnt a. and tsoep made OF specseiss
by stating ,heir ~ Nhemsre sreet ptsadlly opposite
~ Vcrk Hosei. 1orfor, England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

RURTUNS NEW THtAfkE, HRlApvAY
- Tho upexarnplet SUCCESS OF the tplsndo AnA
BRILLIANTLY PRODUCED
spectacular, fairy, leser dAry drama or
tHE fNIsDQUEtN.
INDUCES the Management 10 announce II for repeuuoa a
MONDAY kvssIsG, JUL Ii
and every other night until further notice
be scenery - of the mos m .gninG< vt description
Tho MARCHES OF asurlrsng snd a. giua characeS.
The % umss ~ unprecedented splen Tor
The hhecls startling and well executed aad suVpes~o1
the piece rs vito th- CON Nin q talent Of
Lizzie WESTON DAVENPORT,
Ndl- .JkInA
Mr.. q. FlsHhR, Mr. sETCaELL.
Mr.. W. A. @OOD,
The entire comps"y aud upwards of
ONE kUsDRED hAIK FEMALE
Is allowed t. be the very BEES: and gorgeous spo~r
CO prodno.d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

k,ARE ON rHIs BOAT, TWENTY Five cEsrs-rBn
regular and old established line for SbrswpburY High
lands Ocean House, Long Branch, Mounts Dock browns
Dock Port Washington MidcetownJ and Red asnk. NJ
splendid steamer OCBAN WAVE s. Is. Parker Wa
run follows from faoi OF Robnson pier kogsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A LADY NJ H. ocuLfsr AND AURfsr, eS SIXTH
~ Avenue hopeless Of indness
All weaknesses and Diseases without operation
pain srnken eyes made nstura " CONVEX
M OF spe rscies dispensed ~h Ample references Con
s,,ations from II to2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
THE MILITARY.

c,rcoxp ArSuLL Pro VIC OF THS PETERsor
y Light Guard. to columbian Grove on MONDAY, Jnly IA
s,reet al ~ Catherine ~; Spring At n.
The bsress will the Catherine street pier rcsen hnS
ents IN ne RAD on dock the morning o the
SAMUEL JACKSON, Chairman.
JArss MURRAY Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
TTsirsD ST srEs NALL srEAssHiP LINE Fos n

TTrTsD ST ArEs NALL STEAMSHIP Line Fos IA.
~ and tew oresus.-on Friday, July ", NJ O'Clock
end favorie smahip nxPTRR CRY. Joan Mc0owan viii
sail above Passage be secured The Once % the
line FREIGHT 10 New Orleans ~ cubic foot
ed July IA hprers vii be supplied 9Th blank bills cf
omce 10 cher orus sgned ard no ei o. lsdmg VII be
pr 81 The oeace, No III West street correr q Warren
n q. RoBkRTH, Agonk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

MILLINERY, sc.
ufrix MARIE JULIA GUY u.nvp DE- NINE no.
l rlns Lefevre French dres<uaker, removed her -
Sabishmeai from " 70 G AmiU srsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

A MOST DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION TO FAR ROCK
"a AMny touching AT the Seaside House stesner MAI
FLOWER every poruing from Cshsrfns alp At 81 pis1
North river NJ A. ieayinx Far HockAwsy NJ r. 4.
Fare for the excursion tCc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

VIM wlTTBhs, AUCrTONEEB, WILL, SKILL Os
TUESDAY, at tuB O'clock ~ asa Cauai s,rest three Ss
vscrs one double sea, p do one single do do. with
amounted Aso twenty five bores family su~p Together
with o:her articles, tse peremptory Tor cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

I,lRE on THIS POAT TEN CEETs.--TuE RvauLAR
~ old established tor Shrsv sbury Highlands Oc~ss
House Long Ocesn Port The and pendid
steamer LONG BRANCH. capt 3. r, Cories viii
LEAyn sEw rORE. Lgsvs rowr.
Monday, /" ls.l2s y. Monday, " IL. 81 A. 4.
%sdsss:day, = ,s.i IS S.ss::.lA,. -
The s,eamer Laura wi boa, rrh-
isnas convey passengers and from Rcd Rank aer MOO
dsy 18Th
L,OR SHREWSBURY, HTgHLANDs, OCEAN HoUsa.
III Long Branch, ftrt Washing ton, Nlddeiowa and Red
fnnk-rhe and cieyar steamer .LfCt PRICE job
Il rden, commander Wi follows, from hobnsa
street. ~ r.
nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

LDwARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.-BY z. p. III.
~ sCHEFCS, On Tuesday, l4h inst, at one O'Clock, At
ther salesrro us ~ Nassau street. span OF magnificent
prsh, ssy s hands high warrar,ed perfectly soand
Kind gentle In suitable carriage the
road remarkable FOR style. Also light road
wagon and Of single harness. both nearly new. Aso a
brown Mexicsn pony warranted In excel
Tent saddle pony Also long tail bN Saddle mare year.
10 years rs bsnds high Also several coaches, rocts
top road wagons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

VORkVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE, FOX UASH, Oh
exchange 10 Minnesota lsnds we'll located
lots and handsome improvements situated in the best improved
Of Horkve, Nineteenth ward OF the city OF New York
where the proposed wharf and docks for the Great Fest
line OF steamships from kngand be built and where
proposed depot for The New Haven Railroad
Gated and here all the great rsdc 70 the Easern states win
centre opened and grade.
ed distant $50 feet from the doeo water Yorkvie Cove
Will sell exchange at low rates and half The
FOR term Of Year,. Apply SAMUEL
HARRIS. 10 William gireef, room No. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
-TYrRy lFEps AucrToyERR. ACTIVE

TYENRy LEEDS, AUCrToSERR.-irrRA ACTIVE
II aUcon OF fashionable furotays TUESDAY, July
H. 70 West ~ory sixth street corsiuing Of ihs entire
erior furniture contained IN the dwelln The
Management Of this house consists Of very srEe assert nn Of
everything costly and fsshiouably fu~i-hed
rerdcrce AL which VIII be perpmptOrlv solt Without
gard weahsr and be moved immedaely fro the
premses isainrues be hsd early the morning Of
ese Furniture tn part consists " elegant rosewood parr
furniture ofsvery description: two full suits richly carved
covered In crimson and bro.ade, with slip
marble tcp with mirror fronts good centre,
pef and sofa rich sk and lace curtains Turkish and
reception chairs in noque and tapestry velvet carpets four
elegant pier erd manel mirrors superior rosewood
pisr ooro cabinet and embroidered stool and
cover valuable paintings with large and beautiful coiec
aud valuable and parlor
wood bookcases adte writing caandesrs brOnzs
clock rosewoCd beadseads and bureaus hair and
bedding with large variety Of rosewood and
nahogsy furniture the koe; also the dining
furniture siverS gass rich china cutlery
The sale viii be found vorhy the special attention Of house
Keepers and srs in want OF really good furniture Care
fu WI he 10 attendance shp N needed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

A UCT1ON NoTICs.CsoCKERY; Ga SIS AND CHINA
IA al aucton by j. g. H. b KrLHTT, auctioneer. Tue.
day July O'Clock At sl Pear. street large STOCK oil
kinds white granite, blue and glass, ina,
Britannia ware a., Goods well packed for shipping Sale
remptory,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

LIZ cuRsIoN TO THE FISHING RANKS.-THE srB 4
~ sr r. L. sIsyhNs cspt u anderson wi mske
franklin stree, Al O'clock Penk alp, iA pi-r No MOI
river at 81 O'Clock. coullnn bAnd VII Aocompany
steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

U,oR SAVANNAH AND rIoRtpA-UNTgD srAvxs
N mail lne-Tbe steamer FLORIDA, Capt Croweil,
VII leave ON ssturnsy July IS M4o clock r. n from pier
No 4. North river bis Of iadiug signed board FOR
freight passage apply TO g. MfrCHsbI IS srosdway.
1gb tickets from New York 10 Jscssonve S3 PLAT
$50 Steamers for Florida At Savannah the
from New York TUESDAYS and Saturdava
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

A4eRCHANrs' LOAN oypTCa sB BROADWAY, COS
WI ner Of Fnsn sree4-nosey advanced In saall large
rods cio.sss fuyniurs ssd psr.onsl vropevy sccss q
,ord reel estate 40 - We established meet Ire a.
nsrds the public; errns very nsers All busresp scxv
PHIIT,IPai NO ~ sroaSw~v rwrnr ~ yulNs stresx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

JoHS y. Q. kEszIE AUCrIoNEEs, WILL SELL on
al Monday pis o. Jock ~ s65 Hudson street corner o
Harrow stree All reneei honsthod -uinre Ac IN me
lbtor Howe consisting Of elegant tspestry and other car
pets hall oCobs pier glasses cnrtars chairs centre Ia
ples painting rigs bedseass and bedding dressing bu
reaus wuhstsnds toilet dining room and kitchen furniture
ArdYDhea with Doctors library, bookcases
Iourges revoyif 2 chairs &C. Catalogues At sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

AOrHy LOAEnr 10 ANr AMour on HArCH1
w tswesvy tasnopds b. bought fcv caeh Parties
" de.n I'm sssS sc.sdsrss nd &C: b - snss<ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

JfOh kOKFOLK And FETEESbUHN.-lHa Ul
u States steamship ROANOKE, Captain Thomas n
WI Leave ,cr ne shove 'es on Wednesday isn IN
Norfolk the ne, afternoon and II Petersburg the fol
morning Passengers for TIE eouth will proceed dire
BY the greNA Southern mail line 10 Charievt9n Aug ~
ysnush kc. Those Tor Richmond will arrive AZ their
tor early on Friday morning. Travellers ~ find 4
cneapest plesssntest and most erpedt ous routa r
and fare. inciutpr sstero rn, 10 Norfolh, a. Pete
snd Richmond, $40 Apply 70 bUDbAN PbaAsAl
proA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

A DyAFCEs sAps oN BEST rsRMs on sRsQHAS.
a disc, quors dry EoOds, hardware groceries bors~a
a.oas carriages watches diamonds sresrs nautical and
surveying nstrumens, sewing machines pisnos furniture
Md All kInds Of Persgon property Tor bouehn By RICHARD
WALTERS 90 Omce II Henry street. store Is Cetherine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

Sl ciohing wanted for the city and Western markea
By csihas q ne sore Or 1sadrs..ns xURRHT
cS nn1 TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING
s Gaining ns esss cam Obtain least inv psr o on a. more
calling on or sending their address 70 JAMES hoRoSrY
(,LoTHINo -LApIks AND sENrLEMER HAVING
" dispo'e Of receive fair cash price Tor the
n,e by sending 70 or Addressing Cohen Y lsnrens
ANTHOLOGY.
1OIl-cLAIRyoYs NCE-xRs. n ,YEs, S5S BRooMx
iUU .9. a.. so %s, Of nSws The mo
uncovered and cured Whereabouts absea friends eo1ecy
rsniesd or no pay. 1858 Brooue street. N. =.
;,u gKiko lraxxT-cLIiRyoYAxya ssi
uU NouE few DOOR yea; q aroad~.y ae moss "a.
,ss.- e,,,y ard ana oureI onrsSe u5errns a-i,, e.
snriners s5sspi TRENDS AZ, md sA,sfsccn guaranteed
sopsy.
SUI Al ssrss Msdsnre VAR ne wonder o. he age az
ms siady ooenscisd Win ph-ssosy whics ensoss hsr
se vs. Who. 70. wi nam. nns ,,os =. 81 .s
az AsrEoioqIsr YEA, sEAyr rHs wonLD-Arf
a ~, aonssnd eclsrs rsvys L or.rsi . any one Wv
o ma Syos n s,, cor q % q
nc ss5 svss us Ser. 4, AM Ss,.o. ya,as s Ss
ara Ssfss Az H. Bsshs is no haabps Cal and sa,s
Forrsves Eesiassos i Orchard s'rssl bsi-een nonss
sro sIrHIS9 TO AfL-MsDANE MORROW, THl
seveuth daughter has nstursl st 70 tell al the
lie very thous and shows the seness
Intended husband friends and speedy
RACES who will All enjoy the greatest matrimonial bliss and
rood luck through life She guarantees those who visit hs
Will regret and charge not satisfied
Ceneraen admitted. 70 Browne street between Coiuu
bis Cannon streets. Kast river Eide
A srRoLoey-PROrrSSOR WILSON, ASTRONOMER
N and asoiorer be CONSULTED on the MIS- Of life al
to Norfolk Of Hroome, No. 3. Fee,
ladies' ~ ceuts; gentlemen 81 Time of birth re1ursd-
nIIss A " SNOW, THE CE1HBBkrnD BUSTNRu
M clalrvoysnt By The urgent solicitation Of her fends has
copsepted resume for wkiln.
Is Greene street. No second Gcr She e most
dellnes,ons business and loese win md sh,i
frsnds zen health She
very successful Ia discovering prize numbers.
aARs w. DEvHAR CJATRvoyANT, SEEING MEDIUM
NJ and healing physician All diseases Uncovered and
cured sAvre business and absent friends
rnoe secrr yr.vie. discovered Ac EXAMINATIONS and
dciue the poor half price Residence l6 vsrck stresa
dns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

DANJo TAUGHT IN TEN LESSONS, WITH PEN
ID trnes NO charge srer for Instructions Lessons 70,
considered finished until pupil learns perfect Sir dol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

AR ". DEvEAR, CLATRvnyANT, SEEING MEDIUM
NJ and healing physician. All dseases discovered and
aavre business and absent friends
most myssrie- discovered Ac Examinations and me
0nf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

4 ssIdSEY's sALE-EENRy DREHER, Az JTI0NEgR,
"A viii sell ny order of Joseph Block assignee of jules
Adelsdo 81 Second street Monday the 18Th day OF
July 10 O'Clock large, well assorted and valuable
STOCK millinery Goods con sns Of siiH haas straw hats
0xturs of III above plsce consisting OF valuable mirrors
nhoW cases clunte.s shelving, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
CLOTHING. &C.

M TO $4,000 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OF
Sl coshing wanted for the city And Western marke,s
Tened having dispose o VIII recevr highest prices
BY calling ne addressing j. K MURRAY, Cen
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

LNOR Observation-Disclosures LEBANON r. OoOK
commander. This and powerful sssmer will sail
North Roy al Mail Steam Packet Com
psnys dock al Jersey City, ON Thursday the l6h inst,
O'Clock r. NJ money for nrEt cAss only
Tor whom there II excellent accommodations, SIS irendg
provisions and stewards fee but without wines liquors.
obtained board freight taken
BILE rates. Apply To =. CUkARD No Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

giOO REWARD. LOST ONE CHECk r9a 10 80
and trunk full Of cohing forcit paimeni
This check endorsed BY 0eorre Hsnce Dated inn lin aay
'"'' ' ISAAC " eATys, Captain boat BARTER.
pier 4 Ooenties slip, Eat rveS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

uroR MELBOURNE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ
~ Pscs., for august The splensh I clipper ship
WAyARIEf, CLARK cmmsnSer, sncceefinF the SkA
EYhPH In this popular line viii be despa ohed her
advertised day Her Recommendations fr saloon Asd
cabin zssed ssd arranged
WITH special reference for the convenience and comfort
es For terms Of freight psssage applr board pier
Msitiss, LORD orxREAu Ios wan utreet, or
GOODWIN AHkpbL \ EhldOT hos pssyi street
DNpUorn PRIcss-sleo rHRoUGB.-FoR CkLfF0R.
III ns-Unied states mall line via Psnsma RalroAd The
United Mai steamship Company viii sespsich for Aspn wall
on Mondsy, July ~ At c'ciock p. " prtcely from pier
.ieanshp CEsTsAI AsERfCA, Capt wm. T., Herrdou, U.
P,ssenRer. and mails will be Forwarded hy P.nsns
Railroad and connect At Psnsma with hs Pacific Mail steam
ship Comp>nys masrihceni sesnship Sonora X. whiting
commander which will be IN readiness and sae
" Cor Frsucsco TIE public informed tbsi the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company al Ways have
iyns At Panama ready for 10 Avoid posi-
bic detention Of passengers mails FOR passage apply 70
W. RAYMOND, 81 the Office OF the conpsny III West
street. Of Warren, NJ " Regular United states mail
steamer days. tth and 1th Of each n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13

mo DKUNNTS1f PAPhH NAkkHS, PRINTbH
photographers, bookbiuders &c-For sale, very sup
dnes worn, needs care apds In all respects
desirable press "a be found II taken for debt
be IN operation nj the Office Of BALD COUsL AND
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
THE CHIVALRY."

tGro A sSYnrn in Introducing the following Original
POEM the wilismsport pa lndepsni.nf ss'. refers
the fact, stated in South Caroln, paper that somo
time in April last Mrs. EMERSON, from tho North. had
ectur,d in sumptervlie 8. c. Education-physieai,
mental and mcrsl-and In her remarks she referred to
the DEFICIENCIES incident to the training Of Ladies' in the
South At the conclusion Of her lecture she offered 70
examine heads and illustrate her positions rhrrnologc-
ally hut her TRADE against Southern ladies' had CIV
en- 20 much offence that the gentlemen forbade the process
and Insisted the right Of searchthe result Of which
was full confirmation Of their worst fears, and that
Mrs Emerson projecting Sc book worse, II possible
than Uncle Toms Cabin" They found "numerous
scrip, cut from Southern papers-lsters from people
In the Free States-"an snrepe directed In Mrs Emer
sons writing TO some kassachusrts" but above
all in her travelling wagon, iantern and side sndde
What lady could have for such articles was more
than these patriots could divine and they therefore
concluded that they must be intended for raising ser
vile Instruction" sage eonclusion-and the Lecturer
,ras ordered Of, pain Of tar and Jeathsrsl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
SLAVERY IN MlNNEsoTA.-The Mimi

SLAVERY IN MlNNEsoTA.-The Mime
sofa Republican, published at st. Anthony,
says that men are now held as slaves, as
property, in Minnesota. Every year men
who come from the South, bring their
slaves Is body servants to the hotels, and
take them away again. And it has posi-
tive information that Southerner Is now
holding his slaves at Saltwater, and de.
clares that under the Dred Scott decision
he defies the authorities to interfere.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-10
Bogus Election Farce,

The border ruffian constitutional con-
vention" just selected" in Kansas, is a
miserable abortion, yet Buchanan, Walk
er, and the pro-slavery Democrats and
Americans, are bound under their former
professions to sustain it as legal. Gen.
Lane and some other of the Free State
men, insinuate" that if that "conven-
ton" does assemble in Kansas, they viii.
foot it off into Missouri. Right enough,
lst 1t is an undoubted fact that not
half the Free State voters were ever regis
tered, and Missourians were registered who
are not actual residents.
Cd. About 10000 voters we're regis
tered, yet not 4 1000 at the outside voted.
SO that neither the registry lists nor
the election boxes represented the will of
the people Of Kansas. Being in fact
nullity, it should not be suffered to usurp
an authority never delegated to it, nor i'm
pose upon an unwilling people an unasked
constitution.
In Leavepworth county, only 1887 vo'
tiers were registered, and but GOO polled,
200 of which were from the Blue Lodges.
Iu Douglas county (in which is Lawrence
city, two polls were established, one at
Laurence, where not one uofe ,ras poiled,
luot even the Post MASTER; at the other,
200 votes was polIed out of 1900 register
cd voters, and three times that number OF
bona fde voters in the county!
The smallness of the vote as;onishes cv-
cry one-the Free Staters refusing to rati
fy all the previous fraud and murder by
voting, and the ro-Slavery men making
no special efforts, as they knew they
would have no opposition. A correspon-
dent of the Tribune says that Gov. Walk
er is getting discouraged. All his boas-
ted cunning could not seduce half dozen
live Yankees into his trap by voting: So
he could not "manage" what he calls the
"stubborn Abolitionists :" and on the 9TH
er hand, the Pro-Slavery men say the
Constitution shall no. be submitted to the
people as Gov. Walker promised it should
be- He expected to cajole both parties,
and satisfies neither. Some think he will
soon resign, and then-perhaps-turu
Free Soiler, as Reeder and Geary did
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What should be Done

The backwardness Of the season, and the
injuries some staple crops have suffered, make
ii evident that it is duty for all 10 use special
efforts 10 secure an abundance of food. Every
househeeper should raise,dry, can or preserve
all the vegetables she can secure against a
time Of need. Every Farmer should get IN
a je'c more turnIps, cabbages, and other late
summer products, with Corn broadcast for
fodder, and execute every plan his wisdom or
industry may reasonably suggest to provide
for his family and his dumb servants abund-
ance Of sustcnance for the coming winter.