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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

THO p O. PErRIK RsQ CoMMANoER or The soRxw
i steamship City Of Warrington We TO undsrsgns "a
voyage and yon qualification
TIE Atlantic and q, the time to tarder TO tho warm
expressions for your private worth
those temporarily placed under
Our association with you has been marked By tbs most
20 IN . 81 ns deeo interest YOU nave
ken comfort and health and you have lost no ocason
10 render voyage most delightful and asreeabs Many
Of have crossed The atlantic before many Of us have
fell The um mouotony long voyage; but We all
particular that II successive voyage
You viii have exalted thu reputation OF
the Atlantic no longer TO be looked AZ unproduc
i've OF pleasure
CFF NEW YORK, board the steamship ely OF Washmx-
sew NJ y G,iison. Francis Crawisy,
John r g. Dsnion, Colonel clement ORC Ehsrs.
jos W Bnrks. Can't o v.M. Samuel = NTH,
" han, s'powner, Lond. VIM. Deane,
Thomas Armstrong. John Davies
r 0onatsu. W. Sargent,
VIM ApSo t. New York. W. kcCosfsy,
M II. SHERMAN, NILES JAnron,
John Morrison, Cincinnati. Patrick Hooker,
j. y. Or, nelly, Few York. WKnigat
James vorne. T. II. Harrsway.
K I. Todd, VIM II. Fnut
Roger Mel adew LIVERPOOL. The Very Rev, J; feeling
,. ConwA,, Phisael. ba. DID. Rehmr Va.
Jno Diciron. \. D.. Bait me. Rev John Reilly,
r. Lansdowp; yoseph Whitaker,
d. b. s,rg-nt. Cincinnati Michael Kennedy,
D r. symmous Rev. T. Cosseln, ed,
N Grsburn Rev. John Brady.
Oh Protl and, Rev Hugh BRADY
G o-aburu, Rev. Thomas nelly.
Gra2urn, j. sherman, j. +.
Robert Murray, +. Love.
Kobr Fletcher, T.. Cincn j. Springer Lancaster Pa
A. rulartcn. John Singleton,
Joseph smith, <. 0raburn,
sepbeo .. Crane, Robert smith,
B.mupd Dexiex. u. koberU
Thomas Wslace Thomas q. o Reilly,
Robert Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
WINES AND MAYORS.

- pIerrTvr 1xANnIrs roB SALE liz HsLv PIPES
~ ar crrka and cctsvts from United aa,er bond
scus-., at low fgurs br SIMPSON BROS, u Beaver
<wesS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
mATE1MONIAI..

turned from the usst Indies, DESTROYS Of for ming the
acqusnt.nce OF some prepossesnx younH sdy with view
" raufnouy. During hh stay IN The ssst he uatsi
sufficient 70 maintain home 81 modest responsibility
vh,ch he wshes TO share With sutsb partner Address
W. Howard, Brooklyn Pos, oce, u L. enclosing real ns ne
md re~tderce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

a Carrying he United State. malta
rxf ne Fl; - si seSs r .slg
WIN hsv. immediate desp. ch fas sydney small quspu,,
fre,sh, and d, nrss cabin pssssnss, v be taken 90 d
For frish' or Ds-:sss .gg.lyy q ., ,n.v,,,
A usrRALIA INpsraHDnEr LIHR-orLy yrsssL
40 % Zoo sassss Be-
patched for hclsouyne on nrsdsy ocsoee- IS ard suss.
sns yss.s - Ssr .ssom%csons Il ar sss sec nod sssis
rs r- ssss on Vss Z, sSp ca ss
si y 70 -. y,' q a1G1.y sbFhM .Id n
EoR HAvAEA AND soBILs.
II ne United staiss mall sesmssir
= " nufsd, co~msndss mi i..v. Ter u. s.sv. pcrs
3 cana :s.s . s.,sss ssss. Y.s,s = sss ORR
psnys bus o. lsdins be procure 81 ne omcs o. q.
aSl cx ossoss .sS sn. q S.siSs. ed ~ Ne sosr
S@hsss' OF p.-ss. .pgSYs .~ M .
n nrrSns .ir = ,.r 4 s;sais rr--.
nos sAyAsSra AID .,.I rLoslpA.gEirsn sTsrss
eheasa VII . ,, q ss,.,ss{ cc e y. ,cGss
r r. 'sS Tos ss5ss Biz
~ steamer. from New Sors % ruo.sss and fsu1dsy.
ToE HAvAsA Asp ssw oRssAss,rss gsTr,D
.,d s. =. ss ,as s on IsSS S
bsr and ssn Tor above rors Sordsy October IA
II oco-k pre~ie~ly from p-y foot o. Robinson street NJ
Sso ssi 81 ST. y :: .s'' Ilvl'Ss'Or
sos.SIs .sR S.s ,s g ssD1
win leave for place Wednesday. IN ins ~
o'cloch p n nurs pier IS rorh river Che win arrive y
Nos oh ~ Petersburg the following
ns Fs-ensv f,r ne south y proceed directly On ey ne
grcat southern mail limo 70 chsiesnr AugusT Savannah
In rnse f Rchropd gill arrive Al their destination esy
on rrds, N yrpins travellers viii ems th'- Tie .hesyes
piessennst expeditions IJuss rs~ese and fsrs
sia Asvly % LtDIAn rf.sAaANrs y nroadvsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

DARNUnS AMDRICkN MpSuUM.-iN ADDITION 70
ID the Transparent Aquara. The MANAGES ent anneunee
the celebrated OARL0 AhILY the most dsdng ushed POLY
the world wednesday Aharnoea Ca
ats bal ads by the welsh nightingale foiowsA
by Family In their mimic gymnasc exercises oquk
nbristio poynorphosee, annpodeAn phenomcnA erpnfs
athem dances picturesque ABILITIES, &c. IN RveahG
Al ~ o'cioct the welsh RKhtngae rsr whinh OAxo
Family IN their extraordinary performances AdmirAnos
cents children under ten Is ceuta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
BILLIARDS.

ions patented February ls1-dentemsa are invited 70
examine hete tables ~ the extensive salesroo he largest
and best furnished In The world tables
with the celebrated combination cushions being f
exhibit cu ard practice Open day and evenins saesro
s6 snd 7ss Sr9sdwsy, Mandatory Ann street iev
second hand tables for sale cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
FURNITURE, sc.

cscorD HAND rUENTrURn wArrsD-A SOFA
~ p.rlor chairs snd Brussels carpet 81 ahsui Is
wards must be IN orc-r Address s.nsg lowest
erws X x herald Calce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
sHIPPIHo.


SIAM FOB SOUTHAMPTON. BRsAnM AHD
y Avrs :, be nasninc. n.new iron Steam shH 500 apt
Benson VIII tal 10 The AbUve ports Wot~esdAy Octoer
500 ssSa So p ster.s. w. ia.luaios p,os.oas
.ss, 70 Hsvre VIA souihamptou. 80 Apply 70 WILLIAMS
,yrxAu BErwzEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
IDIEsTAsH 100 TOM. William Crs%iss: sss
gov and new seslnshp Company intend sang .hess
new and powerful sssners fo Asv yo 70 issxo~ drecs
rEon sxw roax. rxon GLASGOW.
dlasgov. wednesday. sept % u Few York. sept
ssY Y1 s s &C.. aSss oc
RArKs or PASSAGE.
casa S75 third c,Aas found nth cooked provsona
ssAs o. s' pss.ass Apply J1SEs 4xs 81 f agent,
aroadvry York sy bis gold only resolved
age
AyOTICE.-FOR LIvEKPOo. BLACK BALI
~ limo pac Get ship lBAAD WsB goes In the stream At
O'Clock ard sR At noon hs, for second cabin
-'N ''''' 9 JAfos WILSON ics SOUTH street.
"A Garry Ing the United states mails,
From pier ~, IA river
The y GLOVER skip
JOHN LANCE l ~ tors register,
Lsmka, commander,
sroceeds me smcSs and r hsss nnsdisi. despscs 70.
STATE which will afford superior accommodations for
pessorgsr.
B. W. uAMsKoN No Bowling Green
Sight bills for ard oash svAr made SSnAi
mepu. Consigrees In Australia, "nhnsor Bros Co
NrOTICR -OOEsl0NEES FOR STEAMSHIP UITY or
In wAeHINGTON. from Lverooo hereby notified III It
she win discharge under gene a. a,der on Friday nsx a
JOHN u. DALI Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

Sld BsoADwAy. REsrAURANr; HUAa.RIAr
jill wines and lager bier saloon, By ". TURNER.
Iurser would respectfully infc,n the public .ha he
vii open BIS evening the above piscs With rec graad
concert on piano end gui ar % Pure Hungarian wires
.rd ne best ofnsger bier vii be found his place At
sonable prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DoDwoRYH's DArcIua AoApRnss.
"A. he so Moadvsy, nev vovs-


DANCING ACADEMIES.
A DoDwoRrHs DArcIua AoADsnss.
"A. No so Roadway new vot,
rsv rors cisssss on wednesday, nd saiurdsys
Brooslyn casses On Mondays ana rhursdsya russdays
weesy ssssbuss for lad~s and gentlemen bon essas-
Tor prssce In The LA-csr auuadrine aswnAn cos
MONTH";, solrees nY children asd psrertaL
MI Doivoyth nndng from he exrevte1ee
0st his Instructions In The mnuet De In and nnues 90
and Improving The sye of his pups VIII continue the pre-
ice OF those snd snil srscefn studies Among other ngve
hss " cured bile tour OF obssrvsn hrousa rrsn-
germany and psglsnd OH be introduced ne kssurs, n -
nkurts adcrted for The coming se>scn hy ne ~s"sa"
FOR srcuars q terms Ac Apply ether q ire scsds"s
NyRa LUsy HAVING RRrURrsD FsoM kUsor!
wi reopeuef for dancing cs1snenc mo
ssteuis Greenwich Hall rs sesess, s.rreS - nu1y
Nnuet &c u C,ur and Gsyste VIII ne Admired baimors
tchotiiscke
rrr n WEIGHTS DANCING ACADEMY, $50 BROAD
M 80 !. nav or On Tor reception Of pupils. Days
snd SATURDAY Tuesday and srtsy -vs
ninss an the fashionable dances VIII be Les Lac
oers," 'Mnuet" Nc.
am Isrorro WILL GIvl GRAND BALb TO-
nj r,ghf II his new dancing academy SIS broadway.
wagher s play rhe kresen amusement can be hsd 81 hs
H. n rhont siss- nvery body become good dssc-rv
IN afr lessons tsught by MIN
FURNITURE, sc.
SECOND HAND ruRrIrURH wArrsD-A SOFA
- ard sir p.rlor chairs snd Brussels carpet 81 absui
wards must IN fair crtes. Address sspg lowest
icr~s x, 4. 4, herald dee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

URoApwAI rHRArRB
tz.o q = Walnut :.ss. ,is.i. and ssx 1900 q
husisI YAsaAspAaI
''-s' Oh AHai o. IIni ~ = = ''-''
Doors opea ct sk oooot 70 ben Win overture
s "ospLsTs AID TRIUMPHANT sUoosss
RoNz1Ni BALLET TROUPE,
Under the drecou OF III. bais
OOnENIUO RonzAsL
that Bse, Troupe PAVING bees arrested
the fst might OF the Debut York With nations
OF delight theatre trc-de from VI, 10 dorns and
dsoon ed era N he T-rpsicnor.an Annss
OF Amsyica the Ballet viii pensoa night sup
Vile Louise LamoureuI, s,vuor Filippo saratu
Egr0rx nmms Santnini Bignor daFpAro Prstoh
sisnor aovani Prssrs
MaNoR DoMksfoo RoszASr.
Entirely and superb sornsry by Hrister
Ingenious and 3roprfar appoint ners wallis
Eighty Uoryphs~s and Figurass
ONE HurpRi 1pp M Ex.sI 4auxrLrARrus
Wednesday tvening-wm be presented. for the second
amn II. grane ballet 10 four ass and exa tasoaa1, DOM
poasd BY comsn''f K'nzapi; Ts4
Musn by. .Panezxa and Bheta
Disir,buion OF Ch.rsc err
Bers Baoti OF MArgherta sgrora Pr..os
SslehertA betrohed valentino Nils Louise IsoureuI
signora Emma sao,olinI
n"fcstoee .sxnor Dom.nco Honxani
sp,o ps no6; Ladies ussd y A Hn
gels Demons. JUDGES hxecutionera Ac
Prevous to tho Grand Ballet the now Irish farce Coy Mr.
sloan,) called -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07

UyHl LvnPOCL. NEW YORK AND PHILA UBLrnIA
8teAmsbp CompAny's Clyde built iron sscAmships
cry OF sALrIMOaac; sss1 .o.s Gap. T. Lcch
CITY OF MANCHAATIR. 90 tons. .Ospt Kennedy
KANGAROO .84 tons. Captain jeffrey
lows
FROM LIVERPOOL
OF washington Septo 0be1 n
Kangaroo. ...October7
And every Alternate "wednesday.
IRON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
V>AeeeeA vv>lsssDosv Gl0os.
=. lpvAep 2. p!cxIE.

-; 81 4 ~ ;ss,..s ssr;" ~ ,.,.'p l ~ ,npi,
OSS9 IL $Ssrsb Vhee vp,'r nN,
49h tNa.Itsafs nih!,i;.',,H. -,
II s3ssslIss osssssse ~ ..fsl e+sl sksui,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
TRIM MING DEPhhI

The Most foSh,oaa6le style Of
Dycss Trimufngs for the
Season. 6ttAg
Fri fss have - stoi" NrrT larg'' assoft-
I.tf - n. Clots t'isi can mat b any Hiaierf~
Al OF dt' - :, oi, = a'-o al wilta, At Lack six
velvet ib.Ds. Moir, Antiqnr ai otri deactilt ion-
~ pT Trimmings, B,ii kitb~is- Dress Ribbon
Tfiuming~ fiue! NeVtt ki'Lui.- PEsh Ed &c Trip-
mi g.Ac
Hosiery and Glove Department.
i4lie- silA I ,r,lh a ,ii ptln lamb w"l n,,r;
{ lslluif ati II fia4 Lt.I > -es snd chaf'i.-
H. ;Arayy II ','ui1- Il c,ffot. no. Aet,y cotton
Hosiery; crnf-' firlinn and " ,isl laii-u05r.
OE E "a 70 S L. = GszE
Ey ~ irsc riition ~ SIX ncrna, tan i'v, rc,fT Ii
: ed us, ct h4.., hr.n AYR ard cslf GOV. s,f.r
iadlr-, IT, r,se- aad I, ys al>, A. Sai.d r. ki1
Glvg,s; .tn $ auI lad r. KID Ia Al 81 YES Hc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
Eleven nest Desirable Building
Lots,

30 AOosO SOS SASsS0o S00O.
vlNHR e.,uth fractional halt Of blocS 10 tssvaGsS
Hvsl corner VI Ise Claire Sri frpa, 6irests, slL
DIVIDED Into eiev-n lots suitable ior conu'odieif
stores, and Com.n.ss!nn Houses. u of"rec TO least
or the above named term. CuDv.ni.nt siersnbna
landing with mr. I unity to she Rsiir,z9 dept. make
peculiarly desirable f.r business pui pos~s. In
uir eof VIM H. BII pHETH, East Ds~eaIs'r:, %
. pAvIA,,N RUTE Davenport UI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

sSsS = - - .o>"sAAs~ eA<sSs
julius Ll'T.5.Sd T..
LA n ID AG IL n Il.
Office in A,chi,en'. Block. Second street,
between Main and Brady.
Timber Land.
~ Acafs iar, beautiful Timb.l 9; ,ni,e.
from psssnpoE.; pace 43O rl Ar,-, wv be
Htyi..'d to SUI purchaser.
Improved Farms.
90 acre. sfiy improved fam, mites frsin nsv
j. cultivation, g.sn board tense with
sag o.amgr, aoasf, stable. etc.
Ateauiifnl farm 81 rrle- from pa~npert-lGo
acres--eo nclrs IN eutivs:hn. part t,mbr new
house. stabic etc
prov''i-ai aef., ts.l"ii -rmng water, house, ssa-
bic, etc.
3ia AZ rs = uile, from Davsntart--i,t ,t acres IN
fsncr, Lilo acres in high stale Of cultivation, I3S
arre. timber, large orchard so q wells - water,
ia'ge ha>e with r"en,>. stables, ontbnildes, etr
9 mics fr.p paven,ort--ao acre in cultivation
good houst', stsbi, etc.
s.. mic, from DNenp,rt-I2o acres. all in fence,
90 AR Ia cultivation, 10 acres iIber 20 acres prai-
rit ,houSs stable etc.
mil i'S ftofu Divenport-so acre.. 30 acres H. cal-
ttvat1n, iart timber. large new hons', god barn.
q tc.. ct.
- mil'- from payenpor,~-so acre.; ca acres In
{ cultivation, eoed hp,.r, - s.it, e.e.
l, miles tram Diy.r!alt--so acres; o. acrrs ia
cn'ivn'ien, nod hou.e. stable etc.
~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

l.. ISH.fDLEH,
Wholesale aud retail lea.cIsin
Paints, OILS, window Glass. Sash, Doors,
Birds, az.
NE now r,a'niis large assortment Ok
W Go-i- morally /, il IL u Paint aud OH sore.
NJ lO,UUu H,a,ts &C, Der ui F'nrth
seuln DAVENPORT, IOWA.
= o,o loNKs Ace Ro / ella. ~ stnc AMI tor sal"
~ ~ No Io,DdD
I 600 oun Ltgn, r.. s',t sAal r'n axiUto i2n
l Is t store n,a t0 ~. NJ M i0.o,n,
DKuslirS-Al. kiit,s .of ssie
- 1T NJ 10 40.
MIulTE LEAn-lr q, ,,oun', !. Oh
w at ~, ADLEY n EEotkFT1S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

nuV,lANAN \ JOHNS,
-..,n a.. w.,suCOMIs,

-, Law olnce No iionmA" !"
~ -, Job Juhi", u y '"h'''
. MT Al CLAIM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

ECOtS MD S1SlkUNEHls
Twin-tily Book Slcre
AND NE VS. pOT
2nd stree, OPPOSITE lie Cisire .use.
ab-aENPukT. IOWA
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines Newspapers &c,
4 toAsTAMrIY "a haiyd. sn! dsi'y teo.iv ne odd-
\tions IA ,le s.'o' ssr''i incns o n'ais sll kinds
Bsoks. Stationery.
Map. lilb, (, aphs
r.,-..,..- Visiting Gard,
p5,; Mufi, so,d ant si.s = ~,
&c ;frs,thr. w,,l. sif4t saiir. "i artei'. usy
L Nd "a. BOOK ~ .ter.
i'ibli-,cr- A,.t.-f,f .sle % ~, The P,pnisr NV
ue-iAs, Ma-.i1ia,s eIsi Ne@slsirrs subs. ipis,ns
Nv york, is,sl.a cto,inoau aud Chicago Daiies
ttc'ised estty rvtuitg
.7:rs! .tfsus!!
W rcc,qs- rses.l...l - li4yss.AEassas Mss"s''> nad
Harper, Cooley,
Dfai,aIu, Putnam.
Peus.au Bistkuo,.
lo,is, hold niris. w.,vrr, M,gsz,ne inventor Yam
ke ND.ral-, L- ...sN !. Journal i'-iis'- Gas'ue
If .h.pa,, CON Chattee. Esioay Glides. Mr'-
a,~ Yot. ti.sal pa.'y AMI wss,,
Times,
stmi- g,e.lys TtaGue.
- inpaiEt,
Boston Dali! T,e, c.-
tInc.Bn,iJ nai'y ..tt,tte.
NyiAr.etpteI.
Cfc,e, Tt.snr,
nm., ,.
~ !e,gi> T : ~ KS Mi .ouri Rriuilsa.
t;Hr.'.n,.s W" KY ~ nn,feal.
4a r.aia,.u.
" ..,'v Ha.iztre.
f.ss otoar u'pii,
TH fiA5
,'ne- sem ,Iic,iran tia,,
l. u F.,let,o' riloi { Bsiar
3l.f ], tms. can,
.at-lau.t4al,d,
PicaN N4nr.
ha',he' : hna'i.an cipl@t Paic' Gaz,t sr'.n :
tbe rlrirs. II r'r jNsnr', Ledger. sunday Dis patch,
Siiuiuc' T. bafstl. Inst American. cuian
-;d il,aml,,f' Rank aoi- Reporter,
,,tw York.
RMS iafe t.Ief'inrl lu taatd io,ilon News ! On
A.. F'4rh arl weekly Timct. ion'i,n. for sale at
'rr o.'in''r. or sml,erl. iioi1, rec'iv'd
ruu,r.t-ano H.sIARB, Arut
q stop l. Clare iiaese,
sr'Gt Paper.
I AN urw r.-.ieiuc tn.Iu The manufacturers owe
! 10 ow s,f,-"s WI Pa; and Bttdrts, whnh
= H. WARREN.
turva+t.) Rnss Island
Stationery.
'f,iF anr., ,'ak or siafio,rry on'rc,. in this
1 1 t, D. srfiriuga
YH wARRENs,
esar5n0 R,os island
HLANk Boohs ot wy de.esiprien can NV bs
ID h,l Al wARRENS,
0HAy,pIt0 Rock Island
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
EU MESS c iR ID s.
4, NOi E.A, I'd

AtG..nv nd Q .tu.siior q Law. once rti.-sest
rori - N4in .id :, d streets, Dasrnlor., Iowa
Iittaatff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05

on ACRES Of 6ne Prairie al, mile -cutn ~
GU Fulton Depot, with dwelling house thciesn -
This property BE- bought upn the most reasonable
termv. inquire Of o. . HUbe cLl1
(msytdtil land AID
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-05
70 Y.AaM.

a rrAasn os ds1Irst;s I+.ts b.s nssiaaasss. c.
~ Asaay. Mails. aHa nasrtloo sssssss, 10 Isaac III
the iss1, " - y.st.. AppiS %
~. y. 0VRLxf.
Ufaes ap A,,n, sst. teo1t Aad tssuAd ssrsets
ApSi&u
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-12
WHOLE NUMBER, 1910.


lOUbG that. before hsXt Autumn. there will be
twenty TO one in favor Of free labor and free
soil.
20. 5lOns-masonS, carpenters, blacksmishS,
olsstersrs, rAgon-maksrS, gun smiths. cabinet
naksrs. leSGslsrS, brick msksrs. bhck'layers'
shOe-EaksrS, tailOT, painters, psddlerS. men
willing 10 work at any manual labor, may en-
grsls 10 .se Territory as soon Gs navigation o.
pens, sud Cad little dili.ully iu procuring stsa-
dy work and remuHsrIdve wages.
2l. Physicians, lawyers, clergymen. real.
estate brokers snd the Ike lad bsltsr stay ct
home; for the Territory is already bOundfuIly
supplied v.lh them.
20. For the services of respectable young
women IS teachers, domestic helps. and seam
stresses. there ia great demand ia every new
country. and especially so 10 Kansas.
q. While Kansas Is the country for the poOr
man. it holds out advantages equally sucoura-
ging for TIE man Of limited fortuns. While a
man without dollar can 6ud remuusrAtiVe
~
increase his fortune more rapidly there than Ia
any other Territory OF the United States.
2l. He can do 1t BY buying truSt.lands, town
lots, claims, or By loaning money on good Sc
eurity, at 4 heavy rate Of interest
s5 He can do it, more rapidly still, BY ss-
ltabIishing work shops or stores; by building
and renting out houses; BY keeping hotel or
erecting a saw-mill. There are openings G.
nough tor all these enterprises-snd every va
riety of them-iu every town and county Of
Kansas.
%. Claims clu be purchased around all the
inland towns in Kansas. The price depends
very much on the circumstances Of the settler,
the shrewdnsss Of Ike buyer, the character Of
the soil and the location Of the claim.
27. A Iog-hut can be built on . claim for
from fifty to one hundred dollars.
&c. A tent, clsing from 80 to SIS. provid-
cd the settler or his family lives in it-Which
is no great Inconvenience in the Summertime
is sufficient to entitls him to hold enc hundred
and sixty acres,
20. Ths price Of horses, cows aHd working
cattle 10 Kansas, and 10 the adjoining counties
sf Missouri, is cheaper than in the Middle and
New England States.
80. Fencing with rails costs abont 60e, per
rod: with stone abol! 81; picketfsnce, 40c.-
The Usage orange grows luIuriantly.
81. The price Of breaking praris-land iS a.
bout So per acre.
80 One team will break from two to tWo-snd-
shalt acres day TIE cattle require no 9TH
sr TODD than the prairis-grasses.
SO. The proper time for breaking prairie is
| from the lst Of May I'LL the middle Of July
Cora can be planted in July.
"a. Prairie may be broken up as late as the
middle Of August, and will, if Sown, yield :
wheat>crop equal ts any that can be afterWard
grown in the ground.
Boston, Dec. 90, 1856. J.R
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O~n dear wife. vsl,sring in her blood. and
was nsr murderer! RHha cry Of kOrrsr, ]
IhrsW mysslf upOn her POslraIs body, and lost
my Consciousness.
When | came TO myself. was Ia Ihs hand,
Of the gardsrmes aud on my road 10 prison.
Three months Of dreary captivity followed
How shall l describe ell toe anguish Of mind
| endured! Ny heart was brOksnI
One morning was informed that Ey trial
was to take place that day. l besred 'he
news with utter indifference, for ! cared not
what became ofme. s..-
vas tired. made no defense, and after a
long investigation, verdict of guilty Of Wiliu
murder was returned hgainst me.
| was condemned 10 be guillotnsd 10 a
week.
The fatal day at length daWneI. The exc
Gu 1 n was to be in the Place du Throne. We
left The prison ct an early hour, aud 5000
reached the spot There before me stood the
hideOus black guillOtins, aud could see the
knife glitter in the rays Of The morning sun.
The approach 70 the seafOld was surrounded
by soldiers. A passage was formed between
them; aad | asOended the steps. An in
msnSe cOneOurse Of psOpls filed the square,
and Whsa they saw me, fearful cry wa
raised, whether Of . mpsthy or disgust / had nc
means Of telling.
glanced around me for a moment, aud
thea kAeslsd dsWn ferEsnly, 1 rose up aud
prepared TO suffer the extreme penalty Of the
law. / barred my neck, aud placed my head
in the fatal niche Ihsarsd rustling sound,
aud felt violent shock l opened my eyes,
and well known voice greeted my ears:
Now master, will ys get up, and sure the
colfse's cOwld. and ths mates done 10 rags.
And there WIS Bridget, shaking me BY tbs
shoulder 10 awaken zoe. t.-
Isaw II all in 3 moment, had fallen asleep
over the paper. and it was all dream. :
When understood il. could fairly have
hugged Bridget. was SO pleased.
looked round, there was my own little wife
in calm. placid sleep BY my side. There had
been no letter, no fortune, and what was still
better no murder.
Oh. how happy Twas 1t gave me a good
lesson, and that is:
The secret Of Happiness is COnteutmsntl
Baltimore, Jan. 1st, 1857.
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From the N. Y. Tribune. ]
Entrants to Kansas.

Facts for Emigrants to Kansas.
l. Kansas has an area Of one hundred and
fourteen thousand, seven hundred and ninety
eight square miles.
2. It's fourteen timss as large as Nassachu-
setts. .-
5. 1t is as large as Maine. Vermont, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland and South
Carolina combined. .
4. The land at present open to preemption is
large enough to acsomn nodate seventy
thousand families, or half million Of individu-
ais, exclusive of ths population Of cities, towns
and villages.
s. When Kansas is as dsnssly populated as
England, it will contain population OF thirty
eight million, one hundred and twelve thou
sand, nine hundrad and lhirty-six souls.
6. Kansas is the garden Of tie United States
7. Its climate is genial and healthy. aud its
soil of unsurpassed fertility.
0. 1t has wood enough Tor all practicabls
purposes.
Q. Coal banks have been discovered in sew
eral districts Of the TsrritCIy.
10. 1t is n,srsscted in every direction By
running streams; pure water is found, at
moderate depth, in ever district Of the Terrific
rY. .a-
IL. There are innumerable salt-Springs a few
miles westward of Fort Riley.
ia The land Will be sold to actual settlers
at a dollar and quarter per acre.
49, Every man has the powerful not the legal
right to sell his claim before he pays for it
and be locates it jaIiciOu,ly, he will Gud no
difficulty ia disposiny oft, A good deal Of
money can be msle in this way by young men
of limited means, who have the courage to
rough it, an the industry to improve their
claims.
Il. Every male adult or widow is entitled
undsr the laws of Congress, to 3reempt cAe
hundred aud six,y acres; and they are not re-
q1irsd to pay for it until the day Of the public
land sails.
Is Land. ws7raats-those issued in 1850 ex
cepted will be taken in payment OF prsemp
tiRn claims,
I6 Those men--Frse State men-who can
not raise $500 when their land falls due, vii
End no difficulty in borrowing it, or in mOrtgs
ging their farm.
IT. All the Indian tribes are friendly to tn
Free State men.
49, There are at present. ct the lowest cal
eulatiou, six Free State men in Kansas for ev
lsry friend of the domestic iniquity Of the South
ern States.
| 10. From present indications, in cons'
{ ouencs Of the large Northern emigration tbs
' will aow into K .nsas next Spring. there i'