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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

A number of young ladies in Salem,
having considered the state of the money
market and determined not to pay $40 or
$40 for q winter bonnet, have set about ma
king bonnets for themselves. A good ex-
amplc.-BOstOn IrGv.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

In Rochester, women who wear the
"Bloomer untorm' are warne to do mill
tary duty. A good idea. AS they want
rheir rights, let them take the first Install
ment by carrying fourteen pouad musket
through the mud all day.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

LUMBER = Good cut lumber is selling at
from ten to fifteen dollars per thousand,
with an abundant supply in this market
There are six saw mills now in operation in
St. Paul and suburbs.--.St. Paul Times.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

CF Miss Gardner, who was made captive
by the Indians at Spirit Lake and rescued
from Ink pah- du-tah's band, after suffering
outrageous treatment, was married in Aug
and resides near Fort Dodge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
The Administraticn and the Nor.
ial pi,p.teh from the N. Y. Herald.

Special Dispatch from the N. Y. Herald.
WAsHlNeToN, Nov 20, 1857.
The Administration are considering the
Mormon rebellion and the steps to be taken
with regard to it 1t is proposed to capture
some tRo Thousand Saints now located in
California, as well as Or. Bernheisle, Brig
am Young's delegate to Congress, and hold
them as hostages until it is ascertained what
the Prophet designs doing. General Cass
seems to think this cannot be done under
the Constitution, but the President thinks
differently. A state of rebellion he says,
actually exists, and martial law must pre-
vail.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

ET The contest for Governor of Nebras-
ka lies between T. B. Cunning. Of that Terri
tory, and Augustus Hall, of our own State.
We have not heard upon what principles the
question is to be determined they are
equally greedy, equally unprincipled, equal
" odious to the people, and equally fond Of
liquor, which has rendered them both besot-
ted bloats. But of such are the ofhcehold-,
ers Of this Administration. 8 ~.
It is possible that the emphatic condem-
nation administered to Hall in his rejection
by the people of this Congressional District
may give him superior favor in the eyes of
whose leading principle of policy
is to reward those whom the people reject
Gate Gsx. s-es sEe are sssl
7sss sss s.i ssass Asa 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

~ The Boston Traveller says that the
hard times have diminished the number Of
marriages in that city. 1t may be true that
misery loves company, but when there is
nothing to make the pot boil, two persons,
however loving, are apt to get in stew, par
ticularly if they have any small fry.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Gy Ridicule is like mud the chap must
be clever indeed who, let all his ways be
picked as gingerly as possible, doesn't come
in tor small portion Of it. Frequently
those who try to avoid it the most, receive
T. a most .. 81.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Miss Fanny 3. Lawrence, of Brook
Ign, New York, has recovered $1,000 against
James Herman as damages for SANDER. The
defendant had circulated the report that she
had stolen some iewery frem his house
bile on visit there in March last.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Hoax. The statement of newspaper of
Il western town that there was not q lawyer
in the place, is now said to be only device
of the editor for inducing persons to settle
there.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

saT Mr.. A. $. Bailey, has become part
owner of the Washington Press, which will
hereafter be published by Wickersham &
Bailey.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

THEN AND Now" We intended the Con-
stitution to be THE GREAT CHARTER
OF HUMAN LIBERALI'rY to the unborn
millions who shall enjoy its protection and
who should never see that such an institu-
ton as slavery was ever known IN orr
midst. flames Madison.
ssSlavery exists in Kansas under the Con-
siitution. flames Buchanan.
The former expresses the views Of the Re-
publican party the latter the views of the
so called Democratic party.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

RsS-It is stated that Samuel c. Goodrich
he's obtained verdict Of $4,000 damages
against publishing firm for getting up
books in the name of Peter Farley, Mr.. G's
nom de plume.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

cy The Canary bird saved from the
wreck of the Central Ameiea by lady,
Mrs. Birch. is now at Cincinnati aud appa-
rently in the enjoyment of fine health. He
still ncstles to Ike bosom which saved him
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

CsyA All man has to do in these days, to
pass for a genius, is to button his coat be-
hind him, and wear his hat with the wrong
side ont. ~ - -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

~ The Albany Datchnan says there is
q man with nose SO long that he has holes
bored i'll it and uses it occasionally for 4
clariunet.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

60 The Missouri Legislature adjourned
sine die on Monday last
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Dn-Dr. Christie's Ague B.lsam is the best remedy
for the permanent cure Of Chills and Fever. Fever
and Ague, Dumb Aguc, and all malarious diseases
incident to this climate.
1t has never been known to fail when the d;rec-
tons have been stric ly followed. II is purely
y compound, containing neither Arsenic,
9uinne, Strychnine, or anything of poisonous Ur
desterous nature. has had, for years, the largest
sales OF any remedy, for specific disease, ever Of
fered to the public.
Bodies, Smith & To-, Proprietors. Chicago For
sale in Museatine by Fay Stone and j. b. Dough.
crty, and by agents everywhere.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

The number of immigrants arrived at
New York this year, ur to the 18th instant
was 100, 81, being an in increase of 29,oy4,
as compared with last wear.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

40 LADiEs.-lf you have delicate constitution
ana are predisposed diseases of the lungs he nj,
means use "Wels' P:cteral Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
Is the only sure Anchor Of Hope" in such cases,
rms improves he general health, strengthens the
lungs, and 'nvl yorates the nervous system, while
others leave the system more reduced, the appetite
gone, and the system relaxed, and a prev 80 liver
complaints dyspepsia, and the worst stage of con-
sumption Get Recipe Book If Agent, free.-S..
oold In Muscatine by Fay Stone and ]. B.
Dougherty, and by agents generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Show me man who hates everybody
and will show you a man that everybody
hates.-Punch.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

GY What kind of sweetmeats did they
have in the Ark Preserved Pairs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

These figures are very curious and sug-
ges'ive. Here is a dormant opposition vote
Of l5S,66l, and yet the Democratic presses
are shouting themselves hoarse over a Dem.
ocratic plurality of some $4,000.
With the assistance of at least 10000
Know Nothing votes, the Democratic ticket
polled 1913 votes lees than it did one year
ago. Had the X. N 3 voted their own tick
ct, the Democrats would have been beaten
at least 10000 in the face 100000 Republi-
cans who absented themselves from the
no. Tie number Of Republicans in New
York. ', no neglected to vote, is equal to the
strength O, the whole Democratic party of
Illinois. A yict,.-v thus gained affords but
little grounds for exu.. 'atiou or shouting.
Next fall will bring oat the abs>ntees and
tell very different tale.
The Albany Euening Journal OF satur
urday evening, says:
1--WE have no changes to report in the
complexion of the Senate or Assembly to-
day. TIE Republicans have l6 Senators
aud 81 Assemblymcn. The Democrats have
II Senators and 81 Asscmblymen. The
Americans have (including those elected by
Republican fusion) 2 Senators and 9 Assem-.
blymen."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

cY How to take sleigh-ride without
freezing seems to have been discovered in
Mr.. John W. LifferL's simple method for
warming carriages. His device is simply an
alcohol lamp, set in an iron box underneath
the carriage body. A plate of iron over the
fame distributes the heat, which finds access
to the feet of the merry riders through still
another,-a perforated iron plate. There is
no possibility of anything being set on fire,
and we can see no reason why it should not
make sleigh-ride, with pretty companion,
quite tolerable entertainment on a crisp
moonlight January night.-Ne,o York pa
per.
How to take sleigh-ride without freezing
was discovered long ago, before ''alcohol
lamps" were dreamed of, and we never
heard that any who adopted the plan ever
suffered from cold. The secret is known in
all snowy countries, and is composed OF
equal parts Of buffalo skins and bright eyes,
muffs and ungloved hands, rosy cheeks and
whiskers, all shaken together until thorough.
ly mixed, with kiss-me-quick thrown in
every half mile, to make the mixture effer.
vescs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

4 WAR IN THE CAMP. The great leaders
Of the sham Democratic party are at logger
heads. Douglas, through his organ, the
Chicago Times, repudiates the newly avow
cd dogma promulgated by the Washington
Union, that STAKEHOLDER can carry his
slaves into the free States in contravent on
Of the boosted doctrine of State sovereignty.
The Times declares that the Unions theory
!" is Numerically antagonistic to the car
dinal principles Of the Democratic party"
and that it is san attempt to Destroy the
Democratic party" The Burlington Ga
settc endorses the Times article, and says
it feels satisfied that the entire Democratic
press of Iowa will be with it in the position
assumed.
The combat, however is, an unequal one.
The Tines and Gazette are but popguns
compared to the Union, which is backed by
all the power Of the Administration as we'll
as the entire Southern wing of the party
We shall notice the progress of this interne-
cine conflict with no little interest. We
must confess that our sympathies are for
the squad led of by the "Little GIANT il
for no other reason than that it is the weak.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

G-"Dad, give me quarter3to 60 to the
circus, or I'll hook in and get kicked OUT
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

ETA human hair fair was recently held
at Morlaix in France, at which thousands Of
wong country girls were shorn of their tres
ses for the benefit of the bellies Of Europe
and America who are incapable of raising a
sufficient crop of s,,,eir own. Hundreds Of
hair dealers from Paris were present, and
the shcaring occurred in the pcbllc streets,
in the presence Of crowd of spectators.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
DIED.

DIED,
Nov. 2lst, of Neuralgia, SARAH CATHERINE, eld-
est daughter of Vim. c. Ijd,ngs-ased twelve years.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

NETTING OF THE FAITHFUL - The read
ers OF the Enquirer may have observed in
its issue Of the 18th a call for a meeting of
g the Democracy of Museatine" at the Office
of the County Judge ol the evening of the
2lst, and were no doubled to expect i'm
portant results from said meeting. In the
organ of the party for the current week We
find its proceedings, consisting simply of
the adoption Of a few resolutions endorsing
the National ADMINISTRATION and the course
of Gen. Jones; also expressing gratitude
for ssthe gallant defence of Democratic
: principles in the recent gubernatorial con-
test in this,State by Messrs. Samuels and
Gillaspy. Not word is said on the jall-ab-
eorbing topic Of political dicussion just now
the endorsement of President Buchanan's
views concerning the Kansas Constitutional
Convention or the virtual wiping out Of
sauatter sovereignty and State sovereignty
from the Democratic creed. Why couid not
the self-installcd leaders of the party who
participated in this meeting give an ex-
presssion Of their assembled wisdom on this
question? Their resolutions are tediously
tame and commonplace. 6 "A large and re-
spectacle meeting of the Democracy" as
this is claimed to have b en- in the official
account Of it, 1.-THE chairman being" large y
and the secretary respectable" probably
should have had a weightier object to call it
together than that of embodying few I'M
meaning compliments to send to disappoint-
ed and defeated aspirants for office.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
To the suspenshin BriGge, Niagar!

Anormous struc' ar Whar, Ide like to kno,
Did the cunstrucn tors stand as bilt this rode
Rite throo the air? Say, gentle news,
Wot he'd they to hold ON to But, alnsS
The news scs nuthin. o Jerusalem,
Wot b.yed EN- up2 Inadjinashin, fored,
Kant get the hang of it
| hev it rUY
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

SUIcIDEoF Hon. EsBoN BLACKMAR.-Hon.
Esbon Blackmar, an extensive banker and
produce dealer, Of Newark, Wayne County,
N. Y, committed suicide on the 18th inst,
by drowning himself in spring in the Gel
lar of his house. On the Monday previous,
Mr.. b. was compelled to yield to the pres
sure of the times and make an assignment
and it is supposed his financial embarrass-
ments so depressed his spirits as to cause
him to commit self-destruction. Mr.. Black.
mar, some ten years since, represented the
Wayne District in Congress, and was wide
ly esteemed as man of integrity and abili-
ty. He leaves a family y, and a large circle OF
acouantances and friends, to mourn his loss
METHODIST PRosoRlBED.-Tho bill before
the Missouri Legislature for the incorpora
ton of college at Jefferson City, unde
the Methodist auspices, has been defeated
The National Democracy were excited tc
the highest pitch, and their speakers revel.
led in fierce denunciations of the Methodists
as Aboliti onists and preachers of seditior
and treason. And the party were called
upon to stand up, to man, to crush Out
this nursery Of niger thieves and traitors
to the country. There is nothing more Ger.
tain than that such acts of injustice and
prescription towards numerous body Of
Christians will be followed by great reac.
ton of public sentiment which will sweep
its authors into oblivion, and hasten tho
day of triumph for the cause of free princi
Piles in Missouri.
APPALLING INCREASE OF CRIME IN n. YORK.
The record Of crime in New York is fear
fully full and bloody. A fatal assault upon
one officer; a savage but less serious beating
of another; brutal fight in a saloon, and a
stabbing case in sailor boarding house:
completes twenty four hours record of the
city. And then comes the details Of fright
full tragedy at Port Jefferson on Long Island,
near the city. Mr. Waters, resident of that
place, entered his dwelling where Mrs. Wat
ers, his wife, Mrs. sturdevant, her daughter.
and her SON. in-law, were at breakfast, and
with an iron bar attacked each of them, in
stantly killing Mrs. Waters, and Mr.. Stur-
devant, and dangerously wounding Mrs.
Sturdevant He then went to his barn and
hanged himself
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
Wiscon sin.

The Milwaukee Sentinel of the 23d foots
up the returns of the State election, as fol-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
They did it in balloons

AN EpIaRAM FOR THE TIMEs.-Dedicated
to Wall street:
rlittle stealing is dangerous part,
But stealing largely is n noble art /;
IT'S mean to rob hem oost Of hen;
But stealing millions makes US gentlemen.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

New York Eicction-..OHficial
We have at last the official vote cast at
the State election in New York and compare
it with the Presidential vote of 1856:
Rep. Dem. X N.
1856 2T6 9O7 1875 87s l24,604
1857 l77,449 l956S5 &C, 1875
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The STATE OF Iowa, ! &C
MUsCATINE COUNTY. 3D.

Muscatine, Nov. 20 1872;
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- as ~ gifsagsT ~
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The STATE OF Iowa, ! sc
MUsCATINE COUNTY, ~

Mas,asins. Nov. 20. 1ss7-n VS. "
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21
MARRIED.

BEEREsFoRD-MANGIN-0n Thursday, Sept n, BY tse
R,y Alexander Clements, Mr. Samuel Besresord 70 Ms,
Cathsrin. Msnsin, all OF this city.
HALSEY-BOLLES-AtAs Astoria Long Island, on WcAnes&Ay,
sept e by the Rev b. f. Stead John Haley 10 Hsn,et
Elizabeth dan shter Of the late Peter 6olles.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT iliamsbursh, Long leland 90
Tss,dsy sept. I6 by the Rev. Mr.. Holloway, Robert w.
Hspinston sbuIgh TO Misc Marie Pauline dsosAies
ofF. Ehrsy OF this city.
KILBURN-SMlTH-On Wednesday, Sept 49, at All Souls
Church BY the Rev Dr. Bellows. Edward khbuSn 81 keo'
kuk TO Cornes L. eldest daughter OF Jeremiah smith
Of this city
LYON-BALDwIN-On Thursday, Sept H. b. The Ray.
w Kins Samuel LJo jr Of 0eenpoink To Mics CoseAs
Bsdw OF John Hayden, ESQ., Of thAs sify
NORAN-CORkELL-At Weston, N. J, on Thursday, sept.
a. BY the Rev. Alfred stubbs d. d. Theodore Mona OF
Booyn Long Island Sarah Duychnck daughter Of lease
X. Cornell, esq, OF the former place.
MAGNIN-GIBsON-Ou Tuesday Sept Is Trinity Chapel
by the Rev John Henry Hobsrl, David dssun 70 May
Louisa daughter Of Wood Gibson Of this city.
RANDALL-WHITLoCK-A Albany on Tuesday Bsvt. Is
BY the Rev. Mr. Pkin. MI ChnIes Randall u tsis city,
10 Mi,s Helen Louise Whtock eldest daughter Of Robert
Whitlock, esq., Of the former city
sARLES-OWENs-On Monday, Sept H. BY the Rs. W.
Sares Of Brooklyn Hickson Sares r OF this city, IN Muy
AGere youngest daughter Of Mr. J. Owens Of Montgomery
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FIRES.

passengers.

4.
Yesterday mora.ne E. O'Clock Ere b:oke cut in
the dry-goods store Of James Bradley, No. Jl7 Sixth
svenue-,he alarm being given by Pohcs nsa Corn
well, who, with the aid of Officer Smith broke in the
door. The frenen were es'ly on the ground, and
soon e1tingui.hed the flames. The dausye by fire
and water lie estimated a. shout s6OO; insured for
5000 in the Commonwealth Insurance Company
Mr. Bradley, the proprietor of the store, found in
the hall Of the house under suspicious circumstances,
as supposed by Officer COrn-el, who took him into
custody and conveyed him to the S;stion-House,
where he was detained the res: Of the night. Bradley
was, Yesterday morning. taken before Justice Fisn-
dreau by Sergeant BeDne;i but, on the representation
of the Fire. Marshal, who examined the premises, and
explained the appearance of the store and the
in which in his opinion the FIRE originated he dis
CHARGED.
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
ASSASSINATION OF THE BRITISH MINISTER
MIR. SULLIVAN.

INSULT TO THE UNITED STATES FLAG.
The Pacific Mail Steam Navig alton Co.'s steamship
Nes-GIsnada, Capt Walker, arrived at her anchorage
al Pansma on the 2lst ult, with - passengers ani
$685., SOS 10 in specie.
Dates from Valparaiso are 10 July3i.
The following Is from The Panama Star:
ChlLI-Ibe bill relative TO the general amnesty
fOr political offenders, which sent up 20 tho Pfes
dent Tor consideration has been returned 70 Congress
III q modified form and passed 10 both Houses.
The Ncyear.o de. Vapor grves the following ~ the
tsrrs Of ,he anne Med law.
% An smre,D y granted - al parsons who on &c.
cSaxt Of the pa. they took "a tbs evens Of ASH have
been, OF rosJ have been ra'ctsd a13 who res.oe c,
yy,selt ~ tia EQUITY.
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Law INTELLIGENCE

SUPERIOR COCRT-SPEcIAL TEkA.-Sept H.-Bofore
Judge SLossok.
Horsto f. Averll Receiver &c, of A. g. Howard, ss j. n
SouthDsyd Co.
BY mistake in the report Of this case In Fridays pa
per exactly the opposite Of the fact was stated. The
motion on the part plaintiff for an Injunction and
Receiver on account Of some supposed interest Of A
g. Howard in the drm of defendant. It appearing by
the afdayits read on the motion that Howard had no
interest in the firm Of defendant and that the capital
and property all belonged to Mr.. Sou!hmayd the mo-
ton was of DENIED, not granted" % stated in
Fridays issue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-21

lol 70 II per cent premium. % Fs-.Yok, PC, cent
discount st 50 day.. P'svss vre dad, and 7ssseh
we're leaving n baI'sss The murderer. Of .hs officers
ard crew of the brig Albion On II. ceh Of Apsus:
previously repor.edj, we're ssA. home 10 Portland
the 10Th instan. BY the American fng T. II. knight,
Lscomb.
The Bach Wsr-isr brings ere: oco 10 spece, sid 10
messengers
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advertisement
fHtI"I
,anv veara haa devoted

DIR. r. GOODALE for many years has devoted
the investigation of the causes ocson p.os
and effects Of Cdayrh disease when mes received out NIUE
attention and which has been ponouneeds y
high authority saeuSsbls. - en- -,
The ucesss has attended the application Of Dr. GOOD
AIRS remedies impes him to adopt the most ne
ums advertise the public of the entire durability Of me
disease him in saying that oil s lhsses saa
forms IL 10 within the reach Of remedial ssents once Ne
S65 Broadway, N 7. Houra o. n. till 4 p IN
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DEATH BY ISJURIEs.-Four weeks ago last Thurs
sav Thomas Tue then employed in the Brooklyn Navy Yard
had hs ait arm orcby into machinery ached
to the engine where he at work, and severely ca,ast
p, where yves found necessary by the attending SURGEON,
10 on putse fractured limb. For time after the painful
convened 10 hi. residence, No. al Delaney street An ania
yoIabe chsnse took place shortly afterwards and continuing
70 fail died Saturday. Coroner Hills was nothea 70 noa
su uouest on the body.
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'lrAL.-Weekly Report to Sept
TAdveYtisenept.l
purdy's National
AMUsEMENTs.-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bt UIuy Ndssoual
Thester uost capital and highly attractive entertainments
TO be given Mr. H. Anen the ,sedsn of the east ders
10 10 appear as Wallace" Tar HERO OF SCOTLAND, with
Ram,y and Miss Annie wks young lady from the PhiIa.
dephis Theaters Lady Marian and the whole cast wei
mads The psntomime Of the RED GSoME AND WHITE WAR
pIoR vii, nett follow with Mr. g. L. Fox, Mons d. Deaier,
Mons D.pisr Miss Adelaide Price &c and last though not
least III be the revival Of the operate drama Ct Guy MAN
NERIyG, in which the ~ hole company will appear.