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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-01

MILWAUKEE HIGH ScHooI.-~Ths First Term
of the Milwaukee Public High School under the
charge of J. G. MCKINLEY, Formerly of this
city, closed on Friday last. TIE Milwaukee
Daily papers, speak in the highest terms of the
success ofthe school-its admirable management
and arrangement. The review at the close Of
the term, was attended by many respectable citi-
Gems and gave evident satisfaction.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-01

For sals by Starkwesther Co. and by Robinson K t.
noshai Bolles, Smith Cos and Faheastoek, Davis Co.
Chicago. ly4z
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-01
NOTICE no CRED4T0n..

HApbtU y GA e NIRNLE
Plaintiffs Attorneys
bw3Z Or Madison, Dane Co, Wisconsin
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-01

The changes in California furnish
theme for an eloquent editorial in the
San Francisco Herald. 1t says -
F" Several years ago, the only recrea-
tions open to the miner were those OF an
exciting and eneryating character. The
gambling saloon, with its glitter and
tinsel, was the great centre of attraction,
after the labor of the day was over
There was a charm about its blaze Of
light, the sounds Of sweet music which
f1oated in the air, the cry Of the dealer
as he uttered the name of the losing or
Winning card, the buzz Of the moving
multitude, not to be resisted by men
whose minds were continually over
wrought by unnatural influences. The
Sabbath was looked forward to as a day
Of riotous indulgence, for furious drink
ing, for enjoying the barbarous specta.
Gle of the bull fight. But how is it to-
day? The glare Of the gambling hall
has paled before the stately beams OF
enlightned and conseryatiye progression.
Every town can boast Of It's spire cap
ped buildings, sacred to the wotship OF
the living God, and those crowds, whose
noisy and tumultuous din used to strike
harshly upon the ear, are now to be seen
upon the day Of rest vending their way
calmly and peacefully to'church. School
houses are scattered everywhere, and
even the smallest camp upon the river,
overshadowed and almost cut off from
communication with the outer world by
towering hills, boasts of the library and
and debating association. This much
in seven years-what is hidden in the
womb OF seven years to Gomez"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-01

The man .cho iires by daily ta,or. asi 1hs has
to put oat ms labor IN the marke IN 10 e he best
he can get for u--in short, you4 rhsie class of
manual tabersrs and opeast,vss are siares. The
difference between us is, that our slaves are
hired for life and well compensated; yours are
hired BY the day uncared for, and scantily COM
pensated.'
80 says Senator Hammond of Sonth Carrclinia
in his late speech in the United State Senate. II
the conclusions which the democratic Senator
arrives at are correct, viz that the slaves Of
the south are in better condition, than the free
laboring population of the north, then it follows
most egitimately, that the sooner the laborins
classes of the north are made slaves the better
Laboring men you who work for wages, what
do you think of it I Il this the kind of deInoe.
racy which you sustain by your influence and
your votes If you believe this doctrine is moi
an element ofthe present ruling democracy, Their
how does it happen that so few, if any. of the
leading democratic presses Of the north have no,
q word of rebuke or disapproval of such ssnti
ments, uttered in the Senate of the u. 8.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06


BY Mr.. TruSsel authorizing State Treasu.
rer to license circus exhibitions by Me-.
Beaman, relating to duties OF Supreme Court
Reporter both TO committee on printing.
BY Mr.. Button, on fees Of town clerks to
judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Billings Of Mount Holly, to pro-
tect shade aud ornamental trees in highways;
to committee on roads
Petition referred,-Of Warren Gnnis and
25O others, TO set Concord to Caledonia Co
to committee on that subject.
The Senate came in and the Joint assembly
elected VIM. G. SHAW, Esq, Of burlington,
lteporter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court shaw 1874, Jonathan Ross 81,
Charles Reed 81. Abel Underwood "a. scat,
tering land the Senate retired
Reports-By committee on Agriculture,
bill for tho encouragement Of agriculture,
eexemPting one yoke of oxen aud certain
farming tools from attachment.
On motion of Mr.. Hebard, the House went
into committee of the whole on this bill and
the chair WAS assigned to Mr.. Hebard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
OrIsans, sir, and yondor, as qapseled, stands

Orleans, air. and yonder, as expected, stands
my old Preyille.
Tho train stopped as ha concluded. and a
hne-looking veteran, With white hair, au emp
~ sleeyo-and silken patch over one eve,
paered luqusiuyely into ting carriages Like
most Englishmen, ! have particular ayefaion
a. the continental fashion 0f men kissing and
huggiHg each other, hut confess l Lsheld
With Interest and sympathy the cordial en-
brace of these tao old comrades, who then
quickly separated, and with hands gTasped,
looked l0yously and aheotnnAtely into each
others iaces, whilst thousand recOltcctions
uf old kindness and long oomrade-ship were
evidently swelling IN their hearts IL his joy
my travelling companion did not forget the
attentive listener, whose journey he had 90
Hgrevahy shortened Turning 20 me. he
presented me 60 the general, aa an English
man aud new acquaintance, and then cor
dially Invited me a. spend the rest Of the day
nt hlh house. liut the business that took me-
20 Orleans was urgent, aud ms return 10 Paris
must be- speedy, And had II been otherwise
! think lst,ll should have serupled % restrain
by d strangers preaenee the first blow Of in
limltu communion 90 which the two friends
evidently looked forward with such warm
and pleasurable feelings. SO / gratefully
declined, but pledged mysclf % take advan-
Iage of the doctors hospitality upon my next
'isit 90 Orleans When that occurs | hope
.p glgau another lluAaian "Reminiscences.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
A smugglor's Narrative.

"Ne shall be my dear madam" said 10 n
fellow passenger IN the Dieppe boat taking
out my watch, but keeping my eyo steadily
upon her, 1--WE shall be- In lc~s than ten min
uies 40 the eustom'house," A spasn--a
flicker from the guilt Nithin---gnnecd over
her countcnanco, You look very good ma.
turrd. sir." stammcrrd she. bowed and
looked considerably more so, IN order to in.
,itv her confidence. III Nns to tell you
secret, which find IL too much 10 keen 10
m,sclf oh, would YOU keep IL inyialable o.
Il know il, my dear madam know il al
ready, said /, emilIng "it s'lnce, ia Il not p"
She uttered IilIle shriek aud, yes. she had
got it there among the crinolinr She
thought II mad been sticking out, YOU see,
unknown Co her. "Oh, sir," cried She "it il
ouly ton pounds WORTH please 20 forgive
me, and I'll never do It again. A. il is.
shall expire" "Nly dear madam" replied
stcrnly but kindly. "hcrr Il the pier. and the
officer has fixed his eye upon Us. must do
my dlty' rushed up the ladder like
lamplighter ! pointed out that woman 10 a
legitimate authority; ! accompanied her up.
or her way, IN custody, TO the searching
house. did not see her searched. but saw
what Was found upon her, and saw her I'm.
ed aud dismissed Win guominy Then. hay.
Ing generously given up my cmolumeut as
inlormcr. 10 the subordinate officials, hur-
Jird of in search OF the betrayed woman TO
her Motel. | gave her lace twice the value
OF thl, she had lost, paid her fuc. aud then
| explained, you, madam, had ten pounds
worth Of smuggled goods about your pcison ;
| had nearly iihy times that amount. turn
rh mformcr, madam, let me convince you,
Tor the sake Of both of Us. You have too
expressive q count.nanoc, believe me, and
the officer would have found YOU out at nll
events, even as | did myself Are YOU sa,.
ishrd, my dear madam II You still feel ag-
gic,cd or injured by me in any way. pray
take more llcei here il lots Of IT," We part
ed the best OF friends, -tOrrigH paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Hinges all over.

4 conyertRd-a.Altse- -,f enc esuutti Sea Is
lands was ouce endcayoring 20 give an ac
count of the manner in which he persuaded
himself that the Bible was the word Of God.
"When look AZ myself" lac said, 81 find
have got hinges all over my body. have
hinges in my legs, my jaws, my feet. my
hands. II | want 10 lay hold Of anything
there are hinges in my hands, aud even to
my fingers, Ia do it with. II my heart thinks
ard want others 10 think with me, use the
hinges To nv jaws, and they help me to talk.
could neither walk nor sit down If had
not hinges TO my legs and feet All this is
very wonderful. None of the strange things
that men have brought from England in their
big ships is To he at all compared to my body.
lie ho made my body has made all the
clever people who have made the strange
Things which they bring in ships; and he is
tAe-Ged whom II Worship p
But should not know mach more about
him than a great hingemaker, if men in their
ships had not brought the book they call the
Bible. That tells me uf God who made the
skill and the heart of man likewise. And
when hear how the Bible tells of the old
heart with its corruption, and the new heart
and right spirit, which God alone can Gre
ate aud give, | feel that his work in my heart
aud his work in my body III INTO each other
exactly. / am sure, then, that the Bible
which cells me these things, was made by
him who made the hinges to my. body
And | believe the Bible to be the word of
God.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Tho Wife.

She who sleeps upon my heart
Was the hrst 90 win ~,
She whs drCal6s upun my breast
ENrr rctgun within a.
She who kisscs OH my lips
Wakes their WAtWtht livesmg,
She who rcstH within those atms
Feels their closcst PgtNsius,
Other DAYS than these slnll come
Days that may he drrary,
Other hours shall urcct us yet,
llours that may he weary.
STU ihi. heart shalt be thy throne.
still th- br9,st shall be- thy pillow,
Still these lips shalt meet thine uWu,
4, hilluW mrctcth hilluw,
sleep. then, ON my happy heart,
sin thy love nIth won a.,
Dream, then ON my luyal breast,
Nuur hut.thuu hast done Il,
Aud Whcn agu our bloom shalt change,
With it- wiutry weather.
Mas wr IN the sr,f same grave
sleep aud dream together
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Modern Reaux.


~ - - fN""ff'
In the good old days that We read N,
The ynuup men were honest AMI tfue,
Were civil and kiud and sober,
Aud seldom or nGAer Eni hiue
They went 90 thrir beds in good season,
We've never aut late at night
Apd then they got up 90 the morning
About 40 soon as 'tNah light
Bui nov ihsy are changed fof he ",0oyisr,"
Aud this you will easily see
And admit, or u forfeit copper
II yOu'il listen minute 90 me
Tor tury lrolio aud spend all thrlr money,
They smoke, they chew and they swear,
Aud do many worse things might tell you,
Apd could aud would, t dare
while thelr fathers are toiling aud sweating,
fhUy'rU IiiiHg their hours away,
OT vita fast tfuttlug pony aud sulky,
A. abe races are seen day by day
With thr air uf a sporting chsrdsfrF,
Away round the circle they run,
~ the rate ~ q mile in ~.
Like bullets shot uut of gun,
They spend their days at the tavern,
go hume by the light uf the uison,
And then they grt up "a the morning
Auue uu,r iu the afternoon,
With ewes both auukcn and blood-shut,
And ngcs a. long a. your auni
Ana they took very much ike - pussy
luat iOst - anretiuuato mara"
Then these boys of the days 40 modern,
The ladies hearts eusuArr-
Perhaps you may know how they do it.
tHut that neither here nor theTeJ
lhry matty-thr days ny uyrr--
Erc tuc honey moon ceases to shine
The husband 40 longer lover
Hes back 90 his cards aud his vine.
I've seen. and too often, with sorrow, ,.,. .'
Young men in the path of vice,
And Woudtf the spiut of evil
Can 90 uufnily thrm ent,ce
loT tue path 90 virtue is pleasant,
Aud those VINO wala therein,
trHfth, h1FriueHT prHrr HU1 tdHgf
And oeaiIh, shull surely win.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

rP~ A country school.teacher, preparing
for an exhibition of his school, selected a
class of pupils, and wrote down the ques-
would put TO them on examination day. The
day came, aud so came the young hop-fuls,
all but one. The pupils took theiraplaces, as
had been arranged, and all went gliby on
until the question for the absentee, when the
teacher asked
ain whom do you believe ?"
"Napolean Bouaparte."
"You believe in the Holy Catholic Church,
do you not P"
"No," said the pupil, nmid uncomfortable
laughter, 'the boy who belle, in the church
hasn't come to school to-dayi he's at home
sick abed." ,.' '..-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Ion pRINTING.

our Printing establishment was never in better
condition than nov, aud Increased attention viii
Lr given 90 this branch 81 business, We Keep
constantly on hand Paper and card stock aud are
noe prepared 90 puIt ilandhills, FroHamInes
Auction bills, 1914 Heads, Labels, Circulars, husl-
asss aud Wedding CaIds, Sc, So, AZ short notice.
ufdrfa hy mail win be- carefully attended 60, and
the work. forwarded With despatch,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

IY-"If there is ANYBODY under the eaniS-
ter ofheaveu that have :n-uttsr excresence,"
suid Mrs Pnrtington, al is a le-bearer and
slanderer, going about like vile boa con-
structor, circulating his eanomile about hon-
est folks. always know one by his phys
mahogony. 1t seems as If Belzebob h id
stamped him with his private signal, and every
thing he looks at appears 10 turn yallsr."
And having uttered this somewhat elaborate
speech, was she seized with tit Of coughing,
aud called for some demulcept drops.
i1T- Dr. Nettleton adopted the following
as maxim for the government Of his life !:
"Do all the good you can in the world, aud
make as little uoiss about II as possible"
tzV- The biggest brewery" in the west is
at Wayne Co., KY, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Brewer have twenly-one children. --.
rF- "Jdlius, what part oh de ceremonies
do de ladies most admire when dey 20 to
church ?" "Well, Pompey, can't tell dat.
w hat iE ?" "Why, dehinss, oh oourss."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
THuRsDAY, OCT "a, 1858.
SENATE. ''

Bills passed Senate bill relating to pro,
tests On bills Of exchange, drafts, checks and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

Bill Passed-Senate Bill amending tbs
charter of the VI Copperas Company, having
been amended ON motion of Mr.. Chittenden,
so as to take effect from its passage
Mr.. EVerets called up Senate Bill for the
surrender of fugitves from service, and il
was made a special order for Tuesday next at
III o'clock A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09
RAILROADS.

vYEsNsyIvANrA RAu.RoAp.
re sress central route 70 Ne weei- Time q least ~
r.. 80 - 81 fare ard freight ~ low ri all nes
49, sr route For passage uckets 70 contract for freight
from New York suy point "a Tie entire west cA At The
oo"P""' T.. IA ETIfOrT, Passenger Aren't
ssv ross, Jane Is LEEOH CO. Freight Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

HENRY p. HRRTs, Js2, AyCfioNEER-WILL SELL
Ill Friday, July at l0s O'Clock OF the sAesroom 81
street. sale choice groseries wiaes
sugars coffee, spices pickies vinegar spsnsh olives &c
Also, Havana and German clsres and hock Wines
champagne, &c. Terms cash. By order OF the assgueos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

HoReEs AND CARRIAGES, LIGHT WAGONS, SINGLE
ii and double harness. &c at auction Friday. 9Th, a
II O'CLOCK OF 454 Canal sreetone coach rock
AWAY three light Shifting tops four without tops
two OF double harness. two sets OF single do one pair
Of road carriage horses fne travellers two pony hrsa
three warranted under sadtle ALSO saddles
brides whips blankets TO- Ali OF the above properly
Will positively be sold for cash. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09
T,UAMCLAI..

ID Sackets' HArtor, Exeter. Bank OF South County Hop
SisSssl rsss By JOIN HooPE a Srosd.Sr. cosner x
ObamborS street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09
fKNsY u. LxEps. sALEsEoOM No

KfENkY II. LEEDS, MISUNDERSTANDING NO
n 13 Nassau sree~-HENRY H. LEEDS CO., will sci
auction Saturday July TO- ct l0 O'Clock at the sales
Nc rs Nassau street general assortment OF household
furniture OF sale, consisting or
Brussels carpets; rood suits mahogany
suite In chairs do, lounges
cloth leather; mahogany chairs In hair cloh oak
and vainu, dining tables g frsms oval and pier mrrors
wood end easy dAmAsk; Boston rockers swing
ing down pillows feather do. feather
together with general nj
Gsas and china At o'clock two cases OF lnsey wool
fey Aegru cloth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

rIENRY LENT, A PAINTER BY TRADE, AGED
III abou. II years light complexion blue eyes light hair
wearing gray fro,k sack coat gray SIN vest brow
cloth black silk felt hat and all
with black rbbonwas last seen on Monday mora
Ing July s. the Park Any Information concern
will gratefully received and the sriy rewarded
BY CHARLES E00Akr, 2l5 West Thirty ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

TTENRY II. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
N Nassau street-HENRY q LyEDs Co, viii sell
auction Friday July at m o'clock at the sslesroom
Nassau street, cseice 10. Of liquors aud zines from
BRANDY pale tenesseY do. MADEIRA, port ana sherry
crr whskey Holland GIN Jamaica rum &C. all OF The
IL O'Clock, at the salesroom No e Nassau
cerc urs damaged the voyage OF Imports ion
ID sold for of whom concern, consisting Of
the aver fkns dro mink fo1 Wild cat OTTER bed
:. - r. and other valuable skins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

~ IN. ,DAy-wEDrCAL CLAIRvoYANT EXAMINATIONS
i..,or, by Dr. JOHN =. BLREvKFR $50 fuitsn
ss' 3f Elizabeth street New York 81 Johns
tesV dinss second aoor No WednesdaSs thurs
ssnt 5s and Fridays Oface hours A. NJ nSP.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE. "A MEETING OF THE con-.
held Tuesday the 18Th inst ALP. ~, the once Of
deputies fov making under Corporation ord
nAnoes No. ~ Chambers street CbasementJ Parties
terested In the confirmation Of the following named
men, s or Who are 70 ne ssms are noesd 70 be
Forty fourth and Fihy streets; regulating grade. curb
and gutter. &C. Forty srtf ree between Yh and
river regulating and curbng and grading Lexington
avenue, between Forty second and Fifeth regu
and grading i6h street. between Eighth aud
Harlem river paving &c the square ri ne foot OF Jackson
also the following named petiouers-Wm. y.
Advent Mission church, A. j. Bsche
Nesh Trustees Of Olive Branch church, Martin W Brett
Jocob Weeks. Edward shes, James Murray. By order.
PETER CRAwFoRD.l
GEORGE ROSS,
sANUEL gALffN, SCommltee.
John H. BRADY,
HENRY W. GENET, J
NOT1CE.-THE CoNnTTTEE ON TAXES OF rus
IN Board Of Councimen viii meet Al the City Hbrmy
Koor, NO. ~ CITY Hall, TUESDAY he ish inst, Il ~
The Following named petitioners are requested 70 DC p0
Johs J. Hoser, Ira W, Greeory F11s BIO 49,, ~,
JACOB r. Dsmares. MIRA Eliza Farr James bes 1s ss,
Henry Beer, Heinenan NJ B. Moaat brnsn,nsIg.y re
Bsmusl hotalng, J. ID. Decay, NJ v usrnsl.s q ss.v
Nsshburn A. Hsnmersicy nsrtha DORIS 1917 Toh,
Marble stone Carving Company m ~ ..s,ns P,o,sos
Trniror VIM aramu James Ackeman Ossa' ,v''J n
Augnstus Heidslberger Mr. Hepps TTs,nsr VIM d.
hSts"s' 'S"''' ~ a"' CRAwfOhD, Com.
" aILwARrfN{ on
s. II. BKADy, >fsxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

CrrAM TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. BkLFA DUB
- lin and Londonderry, without delay, for $780, Return
tickets either q the above places good Tor ak months by
sny steamer OF tho line So
EDInBUR0H Capt. Cumming .Bstur day, July ~.
GLASGOW, Capt GOODWIN. saturday. Aug. Z.
Rates OF passageCAbin VS. third class founo with cook
cd provisions 50. For freight or passage apply 70
ROBkKT CRAIG, II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09


UEALrHY DRrHKs-oyLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Il 'r'''' Ro sSr T ssEaF AND SODA WATER.
roo. beer four senss .oa and i, sod. waite.
lee TIA. ysI,s cent. % Win Az klad q
q = sss: az: r. ,s,y;
T ana SoaSs Sssa.. s.ssy
drink and great ether for private indl,aa
sas Srss Dr. Afros &ea s sS Re. foss
JNvKNroRs-PAfKNrIPA DE-.
srnE 70 secure patent. 10 the United ssses 2. Eas1ps
Mum %, editors Of The scientific American. New YORK
city.
Jsr9oRIAsTs , TO THE ruBIlc ,.,1 PERRY cHyno.
mos, respectfully invites all sussrins from the Of
call al hs once, where they obtain instant relief and
sound and cure An Once kept expressly for the
NTECHANICAL ISaESUTY.--cALL AND SEE r.
M SEEING !. ssl,. " psnaa seas,ssa lmP'r,sd
e@ .s - % o.
MEss PORK AND SMOKED mEAra-yAS BRUsr a
wArsous Ro,s g,ss..: e, AZ cssassr' street Ne"
smoss = ssms from re, ee1 az 70 oil I, cent.
s@olsd beef from sSs csnis % il csna
so sss ssa Dun 4 s:: rom s IS ~
Lard IN Tub. er earel from o ceais 10 II cents ~ b
0'''I VAN AK B iaS SsfsoUs DO Chamber. street
NEW SPANISH oLIyEs-Jusr REoErvKD yRox
a. ~ ss,s az fH st co., ESQ sa e,' e,
corner Il Fuison- n :.
pAeEs PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAY MILL
and portable steam engines and boer. mountsd on sab
sAua wbeeAs ready lumber, hrssh wbsat cotton
and grind Our mils VIII from 0Q0 70 fOc0 ct
ofumber day Address Geo. Psge Co, No. shroeder
street, Baltimore, Ma.
DTIMFToS's MoeouIro NETs.-oHEA P, TASTY AND
durable o. any for Of bedsesd ~ % swing and
ne psisuiees' At 81 White street, n. r.
SwRDTsu HAIR CREAToR DEPOT ssIs BLEECKER
- street, few doors west Of Broadway.
TEE PAsruLks DE rLoRENCE, roa THE COW.
II pcrfou, prepared and sold By Nine. LEWENBERs A
Co the only depe, so Broad.sy near welfth street
side, have the nfsble property Of rendering the skin
SOFT clear and fair and ia dssipsng AL redne
burn, &c, &s s Indispensable W every lsdy's toilet
Having anslyxed the Pasllcs de Florence, bY Madame
LevenbcrG Sfo can spe.h fsvorsby Of The Article
perfectly hsrmess preparation aud consequently be
uscd The skin without producing Injurious effect
NEw YoRx, June ~. is6s. JAMEs r. Chiffon, NJ d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

HOOKING By GAs.-wALTERs' PATENT GAS COOK
" ing and heating The best gas stove ever
Patent ghs for states counties and towns Also
all sizes for sale by e. 7. hcD0UGALL. 44 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-09

A usTRALiA-goMMERCIALL LINE. FOR MEsBoUR EE
"A drect-Packet for July sailing promptly adyertsed
day. fbe SUPERIOR Cast sailing elpper ship rLosIoA
90 burhpn, n. Whitmove, commander, Will be de-
spsinhed promptly her appointed day For terms Of
freight passage apply board 70 j. fICKARD CO..
Heav
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sTEAMBOATs.

GHANaK OF HouR-rHE NEW AND sPIENDID
~ ssesmer GEO; y. srArLer Capt 7. X. Paddock, viii
leave he foot 81 Robinson street ococx
Sunday At Il landing a vorsers Hastlnrs bobbsf Fe<rv
rrvnRtos. rsrrytovn Fysck, Sing Sing and Hsversraw
sorpins At Amos street. each way.
WARH REDUCED TO FIFTY CENTS From NEW
= York 70 New Haven, By steamer ELM CIT ever dsy
NsP. NJ. by steamer rRAvsfLkR, every sgh al IL. No
charge for berhs. RTCaARrS PECK, Agent
CfAyEN ISLAND FRRRy.-BokFs LFAvn FooT %
- WHITEHALL street sverI hour frrn 8 A. 4. TO- r.
ds cenh Qp hns sundsys bcsiz leave ever hsN hour