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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
GROCERIES.

Burrows, Prettynan + Dalzell,
Wholesale Dealers In
| Ok OCERIE = /.
4ross, Self. Ceasssss, Sc.
AGENTS. For TIE SALE or
80. Herx1nx - Cos
Ceiesvdted Fire and Zhiy Proef SAFE
E. / T. FaiTbaDk's Scales.
W. shan keep constantly on hand fun stcck Of
W Orocriies, which Ne On ~ the trade ~ low
ss can W purchased IN Chesso or ST LUIS, az
pssensssts y Ii Ind ecods " OF e be, qual-
Usee ssfrsassS equal y ssnps jsnssdA~u
NU6Aks - Auseo,ade. Porto kico, Clarified ,
~ ~ oshed and fovde. ed, fer sale II
hukk0ws, fksT1YAAN = DALzELL
4 NOsfkES-Rio, Mocha, Java, also Ground Coffee
- sH' Essence Of Coiee,ss h.. ID
n OLASsko-N. Orleans, ssxar Hoes., .Is syrup
lvx for sale IT r. re- w.
HAs--Inperial, Young Hyson. Gunpovder and
= sssc4 Teas, fos sale ~ b. 7. l. b.
NPiCES-Peppes, Anspice, Ciunamon, Gloves Sin
- ger, Mustard and Nulmeys, - B.P. ID.
NoAPs-vaney and Toilet. Family, Erasive and
~ CAsttle, fur eaie .. BPAu
CANDLEs-sperm. AdAmansine, sts.r,ne, Star and
- isAovs ics sale lov ai B.P.AD.
( ItA-sp.rm, Solar, Lard, bank, Kosin, Lnseed
~ AID OLse.At b.P.AD.
pAiSTs-white Lad and zinc Pant, lor sol. =,
b. y. h ID.
- B.r, 4 u.
1sOBA cCO-kasprAi Leaf, virginia and Aissour,
pound osGas. Twist, riii-ton and smoking. fog
ssae . b. r. = b.
WAIST POWDERS Of various brands and kinda, :.
b. r. 4 u.
rAEDIES-assorted and fancy, Gum and Lemon
- Drops, Lozenges-~ B.P.AD.
DRUNEs in jars, boxes and barrels Ci,ron Fig
1 PAste and Currants,a a. BPAD
DlCKLEe-undervood's brands. . ssorted s,,es;
L Pepper sauce sfor sale ~ BP.hD.
powDER, Shot, Lead and C.ps, Al kinds and si.es,
81 b.. = u.
NrARcH-Corn, Pear; and Family, for sale a.
~ b. r. \ d.
NUTS-Alnonds, Brazil, Flberts, Pea, Pecan,
IN Malnus and Cocoa, ~ By. xD.
ID AISlNS-M Il and Layer, whole and y boxes.
II sutana and Malaga, At B.P.AD
~ HOCOLATk. Cocoa, Brona, Parma, Tayicoa
~ wheaton 3Yits and Dat Meal b. p q u.
GALT-Kanh.ws, Syracuse, Turks Island, Liver
- pool blown and Ground Alum. u. r. I'd
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Utica; Plastering Hair;
~ Stucco Plaster Milwaukee and eandusky Soda
Ash, TONS in store, and for sale BY B.P AD
RASKETS-Aarket 10 ~ bushei, Corn and
- Clothes, At bPAD
nv OODkNWAkL-TuLs, PaNs, Wash boards
w Churns, Aops, Axe Heives, u pad.
rORDAGE-Aanilla,J ute Hemp, and cotton
~ dags OF all sises. b.. &D.
kNISH-Aackerel, salmon, White Fish, Trout, Cod
Il nsh aud smoked HAllibut, u b. r. "
GLASS-window Glass. assorted sizes, Tumblers,
" Jars and Demtehns. fer sale ~ r.. r. AD
RRIASTONE; Sulphur, Salts, Borax, Indigo, In
- store and for sale by B.P.AD
M ATCHES-Pierce 4 Co, and st Louis for sale
AVA h. r. 4 u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24

8. y OF N. ". and n ". \ Of s.w, \ Sec T.
T. II, r. 4 also aGjoiniDg this trait In Muscafine
county. b. y VI -. ,. y and 3. \ VI g. =. Src
~, y! h l., $50 ACRES. 70 acres under tmpsove-
mont, house. orchard, &C., Mree ascer 0NsM0
Vrtngs, and ~ many know coal mtMes.
Also various 20 and 50 acre tracts in Scott county
we'll situated. Apply 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
CHICAGO.

GREAT CARPET HALL
Becher HOLSTER 4 wilkins,
No. IS LAX Ssees,
CHICAGO, Ill
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order 70 make room for our
1naxncnOo Stocks
And for the better convenisnoe OF customers ~
have taken the nne store ntly occupied By D. D.
Cooke Co., and connected Il with former extern
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
iss LAKE STREET. rs
CARPETS.
larger assortment than alothers IN th,s csty con-
SPLENDID MEDALLlONS.,
vELvETS AND 'VILTONS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRI,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Pine, supernne and Tapestry Ingra.ns, Rerins Ven.
stian, Hemp and Beit u. pets, Drusgets, &c.
OnClOths.
OF he best Foreign and Domestic Manufactures, ison
one yard 70 ~ enty -four feet wide.
.Mnsttmgs.
Always on hand . !. r'estock Of Canton Mstt.nss.
Also, superior Cocoa Nattings, In all widths suit.
able for O0css, Saloons, &c.
Mats and Rugs,
CURT.AENr GOODS.
10 this department ve shall devote increased sttsn
tion. We have now In store and are daily receiving
RscA Embroidered: Cloth Chwfsdns.
FtsncA Broc0tsUss-in patterns and BY yard;
kas~(ecens Ssstns-with brocatelle borders.
Beoss!fs1 Satin iDsLotaes.
Hoalsome Dsmssks-with trimmings to match:
Lace Curtains,
which for Beauty Of Finish end Sp.endor In Desieu
cannot Be- sarpasssd-varyins from IS 70 eloo psr
pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades, white, Bua
Green and Blue Hollands.
-.
House furnishing b Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind Feather Beds and Pillows,
Oastinss
8un ma H~AH
AA114O0R UU0D44Oo
Table Linens. Napkina And Do,itAs Iaoeo ahee&
inn And Pillow Iinena Hackahncks Toves 0yash
~ A. N ner ..nt ~. th.n nsn.I n,,cs.
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24

THE UNDERMINED have removed to the new build
i ing In Acnanus d ehepard's Block on SECOND
street, where they will remain dur Ing the erection oil
their new Bank Building ready TO attend to business
- usual
march2dtf COOK AgAR0ENT
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-08

ffas-Messrs. Anderson, Balcombe, Bill
lngs, Coggswell, Coe, Davis, Gerrish, Mantor
McCan McKune, Mills, Robbins, Thomp.
son, Wilson-l4
Nays-Messrs. Aldrich, Aver. Baldwin
Bates, Bartholomew, Bolles, Butler, Cleg.
morn, Coiburn, Coombs, Eschlie, Folsom.
Galbraith, Hayden, Harding, Hudson, H N.
son, Holly, Kemp Lisle, Lowe, Mcclure,
Messer, Morgan, Murphy, North, Phelps.
Perkins, Putnam, Peckham, Russell. Sbel.
don, Stannard, Secombe, Smith, Vaughan.
Walker, Watson-38.
SO Mr.. Wilson's substitute was reiected
Sundry unimportant amendments were
then offered and rejec' ed when,
On motion Of Mr. THOMPSON. the rules
were suspended, and the article referred to
the Committee on Arrangements and Phra-
seology.
Mr.. ALDRICH, from the Engrossine
Committee, reported the article from the
Committee on the Executive Department,
as correctly engrossed and on his motion
IL was referred to the Committee on Ar
rangement and Phraseology.
ORGANIZATION OF CITIES AND VILLAGES.
On motion of Mr. CLEGHORN. the Con.
yention again resolved into Committe of the
Whole-Mr. North in the chair-and took
up the consideration Of the report mo. 81
from the Committee on the Organization Of
Cities and Villages.
The article proposes for city, a resident
population of 5000; and for village. a res.
ident population of 500.
On motion of Mr.. STANNARD tho
whole was stricken out after "section ! -
and the Committee rose and reported accord
ingly.
The Convention concurred; and so the
article was indefinitely postponed.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
On motion by Mr.. NORTH, the Conven.
vention again resolved Ito Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Mcclure in the Chair. and took
up the consideration of the article renorted
from the Committee on Educational Institu-
tiuns and Interests.
Mr.. Mex UNE proposed to amend the sew
enth section by striking out all after shall,
be, and inserting in lieu thereof the words.
added to the perpetual fund.- He desired
that no part of the fund should 90 to the
support of academies and normal schaols.
which sometimes in the hands of cornorat,ons
became injurious to Common Schools.
Mr. COGGSWELL proposed the word
school before the word fund. which wac
accepted and the amendment was .dopted.
Mr.. p CKHAM moved to strike ont from
the 30 section, whereby a school shall be
kept without charge for tuition at least three
months in each year in every school district
in the State" He desired to avoid the school
district system; which amendment was
adopted. ""'
MIR. BILLINGS moved to strike out the
next Clause" and all instructions shall be in
the Englisl! LANGUAGE; )" and
clause Of the section-" and no sectar;an in
strnction shall be allowed :herein.'
r. But before the question was taken, the
Committee rose, and '''o
The Convention adjourned till tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19

When eve il purrling elf and cave.
Thoughts u the heart how ssn ye l0w
Not softer on the western wave
The golden lines Of sgnset gov
Then ALL by CHARGE or late removed,
xs spirits crowd upon the eve
The frs We liked 1.-The one we loved,
And the whole heart Is memory.
And life is ike a kASfng flower,
liz beauty dying ~ We gaze,
". the shadow, round Us lower,
Heaven poBr- above brighter blaze.
When morning sheds is gorgeous dye.
Our hope. our heart. to earth is gwen
! Bat DARK and lonely i. the eye
Thss turns not, at It's eve, to heaven.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
Warehouse. Hcuton. Texas
l.. II. MARTIN.

II IT. VI w 7 y.
DEcElNlNG. Forwarding and Commission
II Merchant Has now on hand and to ar.
rive, large lot Of Sugar, Coffee, Pork Bacon
salt Iron, Nails, Castings, Begging. Rope
Rae, Molas-es, Candles Nhiskey, Apple Vim
egar, etc which are offered for small advance
on cost for cash or TO good customers as On
advance on cotton. aug 2-tg,i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
,rv YORK AID rHILADELPuIi Coops IN GiLMER'l
r.. H. x l.. KEY,


rs,. in FOREIGN ana Fa Dr. g. a. Ready Made cog vs.
Hat. Qaeas0
of,.-rc. Notions OF Variety shoi and N%Ae'l' N
Stationery ~ every ptpn ....- a..
complete entr sp tce needed 70 ~ a ihe,
ul sr1od ua
sh m hfn p vi" besi " -" f ea-l
tII tr par asat elsewhere -
GIen we u1 10
ns., .rerse oie p.r.a attsnnea ef ane of the 6rn
W. ---- ) . .
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Planters Hotel,

Northeast Corner Of the Public Square
Marshall, Teras.
O. THE undersigned having recently
niii 5ccome proprietor Of his Hotel re,
- specially Informs his friends ana 'he
public generally, that he is prepared to aceo".'
MEDIATE all who may favor him with their pat
ronnge. TIE house has been thoroughly rem
osated, and large portion OF lhe furniture
been newly furnished, Ills table will DC
well supplied as that of any house IN Eastern
Texas, and h- charges moderate.
I he stage office Tor all Of the stage llnS'
running to aud from Marshall, are kept at 'h's
honsc.
JAMES LEE, Proprietor
May :, 1857. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
Gelette0 poetrp.

rrm H.. louisville Iosrnsi
rlIr NORTHERN LADY TO nER SOUTHERN
LOVER
~ rsH. .tLfcr xEoNNf
A yoc. came out Of the south
Like a bird in TIE heart Of Jane.
breaking on diamond lodges Of .org
The golden pillows Of ueon.
ri have drained from or.m TO loes
These neeiarei songs Of thine
TIL / am flushed with the vine Of love,
The blood OF life divine.
My hear, Is rosy Fame,
gory within ne lies,
Like the smile Of the sun in a sea Of Gre,
ia the yalilcs Of la,ilsf
Like The -piry winds that blow
From TIE island. o. Che bles.,
Like the stars iha, climb ihe 81 .len gov,
OF the royal ifouted West
lIer voice and her eye- TO ne,
A-a tier WIS 4fHiNA HNHf H'tAsHff
Like Tie musical break Of summer sea,
Away Ia Tie solemn night
sat 10 nay laii.ced house.
In the Kingdom Of snow and dme,
And heard the elang Of the Icy mail
10 the battle Of wine sublime.
And under ti,,n mellow and loa,
And over thym, alll and sweet,
The voice came out If tbe rosy south.
And fell Ike bird az uy fet
40 my Beauty, eome,
A,hirsi fof thy sweet embrace
pine for the ligbt Of unqlenchsbe love
That shines IN thiue iuaoecnt face
said " Oh, wondrous yacc
Oh, soul OF ethereal fame
Beauty dw,l- Re a house Of state
And love ia a starry lane
And mine Is rsl'5 face.
Ny hear, Is a broken lyrc
Go kneel at ihe shrine Of prouder fame,
And worship, Oh. SOIL II ire
Then over the rolling winds,
:" wv N'"sn'"' % s''" A''' ''U''
Thcyoiec came up with grander swell
And y tim Of thought sublime
any love !. no branded slave,
Bound down To type Of clay,
That keePetb lae world at bny
.,,
P .., '"'0'''' W. ''''''' ''''
80" 'V'''' '''' '''''
~ : '''' 49, '', W. V' ~ ".'
-,'1't. ~ ~ -,
~, Ram
~ ~ '' ''''
t.,,
~. -. ,..,,,
Aiu 'Aus inv N'' morning '"t'
10 Tue sp'''' wac '""s "8""'
"esn'NS '''' wing 81 '''' '''' ''''' ''e '''
"The values are ssd "ith cold,
The meadows are white with frost,
The Nor'Iaud woods are sieuec-cfowncd,
a =
Come come come
Tho the season, are yr,ppe9 in SHOWS.
The meadows shall wave with the ltllies OF
me-
h"a NE desert sNAlI "i"'h i'Ne IHe rose
w..
Al. re-, h.a.,. ,..,. ,,;,.
III otofous b.'im Of ihy hudal-kIss
Would mellow my blood Ike wine
Ard crown the snow Of northern b.ov
Wish 'he kiss OF a fllc red mouth
.,..l. .a,,
r-,h...;... - II.
Come up to the yaiie- Of Paradise,
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n. r. HYDE,

HAS -r.r RECEIVED 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT o.
Ne. w q . . u So.
,y'HE undersigned is now receiving his nsa-
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Law lard.

4 20 LANE, iI0psg a Lac, Marshall
VI Harrison county, Texas.
September ,, lsj5.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19
Spring AND SUMNER GOODS.

=, ,,.i.b be invite. the attention OF pafela-
.er-. H. stock has been selected with care
trl embraces nesr'y all Of the lAtcs, styles
ara p...cru. all OF which wil, be sold al Jar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-19

II 5 JENNINGS, ARoHsy a. iatr, Mar.
| }. -lmll. Toxus Office 81 North.wes,
corner OF the public square
January II 1883
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Rural FoIIY.-There must be q wonderful
amount Of folly somewhere Ia the rural districts
We hear great deal OF talk about the produce
not coming forward in consequence Of The narrow
minded policy Of the banks, and Of the want Of
circulating medium in the West; but IL seems
to us that great deal OF this is all trash.
Here we zee -four is selling in Chicago at such
o price that il could not by any possibility be
brought to this city and cold at profit,
even though the West were running over with
money; and in like manner, we sec that cotton Is
selling at Charleston at prices which would leave
little or no margin for poGt when sold here, after
paying freight ard charges. What merchant or
bank con be expected to put his money into the
business of bringing produce forward when the
folly Of the rural districts in maintaining the
prices Of their staples would almost ensure
Ices on the operations
The fact seems TO be that the farmer or the
West and the planter Of the South are both rich
aid hold on to their produce in the hope Of better
prices, which Of course they will never get
Meanwhile, they don't pay their debts, and prefer
TO break their creditors rather than part with tho
only articles which could set trade sgoing in the
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
Halls for Europe.

rm NEW YORK HRRALp-HDTTION FOR EUROPE
rns mail steamer North STAR, Capt Lcfeevre, will leave
Sals port to morrow for Sou,hamp tou and Bremen.
the European ma u viii cise la this oHy 81 half past
cen O'Clock In the morning
me Ksroceaa edition OF me anArD, printed ID French
cnd Engsh will DO Published u ten oclocK In ths mo
Ing. Single copies, In Wrappers, SIX cents.
Subscription and sdvertsemenis for any edition Il the
Hsw Yosx HERALD viii DO received .. the following places
q Europe
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Am European Express % ), 81 King William u.
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IsyuIroor- Am European Expren Co., Chape street..
K Huayt, 10 Exchange street, East
HAvIs .. :. Am European Express Co., II Rae OcYnelle.
rhs contents Of ths European edition Of the HnAD viii
combine ths psws received by mali and telegraph 81 the
smos during ~ previous week. aad up 70 the hour oe
subnOaeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

"6x" may be tod In one sentence: the merchants
Of New York are being sacrificed BY the rspscity
and tee dishonesty Of their customers il the rural
districts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

PUBLICATION OF FAuTREs.-The Tadepe,sdsnt of
yesterday announces that il has ceased for the
present to publish lite usual weekly list Of fail
ures, ard assigns as a reason for the step that
such publications at time like the present tend
to sggravate the panic which still retains its
hold on the public mind
Whatever propricty there may be in the course
the fadpcndcH' is pursuing, the reason assigned
is, We venture to say, not the true one. The real
reason why il Is inexpcdient not 10 publish lists
Of New York failures at present is that the mo-
mtnt house here is gazetted rs having failed,
their debtors in the Wet cease TO remit, or pay
their debts in any shape, and immediate ruin fol-
lows generally az matter Of course
Our Western customers, who, 10y the way, at
the present time, are making some noise about
their commercial solidity, and are pleased to be
facetious about our New York distresses, are
proving pretty conclusively what reliance can
lie placed in them in times Of commercial embar
easement Though the West never was, in ali
her history, so well able to pay what she owes as
she Is at the present moment, we venture TO cay
that there never was time when New York
creditors had 20 many outstanding unavailable
debts In the West The Western men have got
our goods ard they have got their own corn I;
they win neither send us the money which is due
for the former, nor any deceut proportion Of the
latter. The money they have invested for the
most part in land spCculations which will shortly
crumblo to the grourd with terrible crash; the
corn, they coolly tell us-while Withholding pay
ment Of what they oEe-they are holding for
higher price, The same thing is being done at
the South where the planters, still rejoicing in
last years fatness, prefer to keep their creditors
here, md to hold on to their cotton, rather than
sell II Of present prices
The whole story OF our present commercial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

CHEvAIIER Cushing AND THE CRSoINE-A
VoIcE FROM MADISON SorAEE.-We have recciv-
cd piquant note, written in the most delicate of
italian hands, upon the incest OF paper, and here
1t is, in plain, ugly type
INV YoaG, NspaoH Avasrs, %. Il, 1857.
We have read your rcma s on .Uhevalsr Gushing and
LADIES' and ms requess The favor Of putting you
who Ole tho bsusapds Of dollars worth Of go ,s
tha are consumed In thf country No. the ladies' Who
drh he enormous quantity OF brsndieS and wines that
are imported Not the lafiss Who support pslaisl
Not tho ladies' Who uppos the thousands OF abandosed
wmen thai walk the streets Of th metropolis, and the
many sasoshmsnis Of more private but moi more
Al you good ~ aics win you DO Kind eueusn
70 sum up he Amouna which spssd for these inddi
thu, which soss . by slks aad Isoss for
Our fair correspondent shall have her answer.
She is quite correct We do import four millions
OF dollars worth of scgars and tobacco, as well as
over seven millions worth Of foreign wines and
spirita How much Is expended for gambling
clubs, fast horses and fast women, We have no
means Of ascertaining. We have never said
that the women caused the rcvulsion. We
do cay, however, that they are responsible for
part Of it. 1t Is the duty Of all good women,
married and single, now to help the men out of
the troubles which environ them If they will
do this with cheerful heart, they will find that
the clubs, the barrooms and Other more disrcput.
able places Of resort win soon be deserted by all
the men who are worth saving for the household
circle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Sns ivy Os 8aiumOre Under Martial Law.
GREAT nxoIfExINr AMONG TIE rEoPLx-CoRRnG-
BALTIMORE, oo& 70, 1857.
Governor Lyon hsusd . proc Anasoa This .orsise.
plasng Ne city usder martial law and ordering o. tvs
divsions- Some 7,oto men and their commandxG odoas
are ordered 70 enrol u once, asd report for service ~
Saturday, and hold themselves In readiness 70 preserve
hs rescs % wednesday ns shs day Of ths general sss
uon me Governor takes his step against The dsrs -
the Mayor, bu, ~ tbs reqscs and ths rserssssaaas
made BY respectable ciisens Considerable Feeling vus
aroused this morning BY ths procla nation rhsrs Ia
great dvers,y Of oinou In regard 70 hs measure, raay
cousdsring jusunea By existing cirsumssancss vAi,s
others lcoh upon most unwse and oaloulaasdo L.
orsass shs difBoulues apprehcnded On eicion day.
An estrs has been published giving he corrssrGadss
between the Governor and tho Mayer. The Ai< objects
any interference BIZ the Governor In the sossamsas o.
he city, and says Ia conclusion -
An Mayor or the city OF Baltimore, hold ny oommssea
drcnSly from people and am accountable 20 them ~
The manner In which dh charge my kuA. me oelas
which have been called upon 70 sasxma vas coure,re1
eysr II sha no mado 70 appear that aave loss The 49,
dence OF those whom u has boon my endeavv n
serve cen recognise sabordin ston 70 no shar rc~S
within the sphere Of my duty, I deemed u ana =
lion ia regard 10 the matters 70 wnlch Won ,sss, =, -,
letter, and now invite from ZOO sny rsI,able evtx~ca
upon which can legally ack Of c,ublnaion On ha rsvx
Of any az our czeps 70 shuc, the avs al he s.s,r~
eieOon NV sns en- mus frssk 10 fossshaa vfnx nv
pans Ios ,ne PRESERVATION Of The PUBLIC peace and ~
protsoson the vcasy by every r,eans Al NV CON msc1
nN pe EQUALLY soin declining 70 70 Sosnsss snv iant a.
mra'rincn OF saArs Tor ibis c,y vas povsrs al -
aof srs sensv.d 70 be aspls, no hes BIS rs,ovs 10
''e - s@sfsoecy 70 @c svn psss, ~ wca - 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

GALA NIaET AT The FAIR. CRYSTAL PALACE
NJ Grand concert y over sixty performers,
This (Fridsy) ever isg. October %.
No extra charge.