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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

PrruErr-SanH rtatsday, Dec. q, Al tho resi-.
deuce N binc's pafchts ~ ,he Rev. J T. Newman
oi The Rdftid street Mthsd.t Episcopal church, Nr.
rtlIR 81 aE1r Fort H., y. =, t. Mss MANY EiE,NUa
eidrst daughter d. Cc0rge q -mitr, Il .hs citY.
Cl.FR-t NnfHHut MeIn,s iay Uec -, a. the &c.
formed iutgh church hoD0Ncn, by TIE 81 A. A. Mana,
II ~ sIEuS : CLASH 70 JUiiA UNrsnntts
IoAIAtNF--tIgRSsNDkz- Oa Thursday, DO -, by tho
Rev. g.. NCCtsky AZ tae bride csdcucs, NJ CARrS-
l. foSrANE 70 Mss fKAa,g>A al itNiS.p, sst =. lnis
cry.
iirsacocK--TsIoR --on Thursday De - by the Rev.
H. ~ u10ox, JonN Hn9cpcN a. ASNE "a iAEtDA, BOA ~
tLe cit,
NEsrsp--rIsD On Friday cven,ng, nc. a. ~ tho
Rev. William ANis pa.t0F ~ sat sIl IL go Blpt
church. Nj 1KOGgk ". Ms.chK W Miss CsSnGA A. IfaD,
at Of this city.
rnirT-i,oYFRAtt the residence Of the brides father.
IN 1bu'say, lee. 20, by The Rev. M. h,tcl GsoRGR
inIns o. Mss Jutis uDTn both u iirooSyu.
Isorton tafcrs piere c.py.
kAff- AIIIB0CsE ~ ookiyn, thursday, DO. ~,
4 tie dencr uf ha BRIDGE fa9hcr, ~ t1s it ". q.
smha Mr.. ". RAJ 81 SAssn Am tara dAu shtr 81 NJ.
,hai - ana liailIet Aitlh0a-c, al VI .. plkyn
SFRt1rt--senhIfa I'm ruufaday DC. -, 70 the resi
dcsoe he Drae iatnsr ~ tne Rev Peter strykur,
IAsts J. ~tEtCtE g. Aunit !. st, nJth q tas cty.
TsNASr--BlAiv --0D Wednesday, &c 20 ~ thc Rev
rr nutu, ~ Uraurc, y. - ~ q tESsNr, ot barnngve
Ohm, " Mne MARY ASN Bl-siN, - this rsiy.
NisW--t.CH -ta lnu, taas Net -. uS tao Ry. knl-
n "a SAW II tls rcsdencs y co. O dc father, A1u
kcs n II, H.. iiassF Wlou, of Mlwaukle, Wisconsin,
90 AAs9 ~, ,aushter ~ dos.aa icn, E.., % hOnksrG
NWauAG ldl9ra please coy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
Suggested Reduction OF Fares on the City
Railroads.
no Tnr EDITOR or THE HERALD.

no Inr EDITOR OF TIE HFEALD.
have read in your Of the 2st an article signod
Stage Proprietor in answer to some ono who grumbo
about thu stage and car fares q ths city Now ride
over either the Second Third Fourth Avenue Railroad
twice day almost as regularly ne days como, aad
would much rather the fare put At six cents " tho
companies would the extra cent 50 furnish extra
pair Of horses during the bad weather Of the winter AMI
pso 10 furnish one extra 10 heip the Third avenue up
Chatham bill, and the for Second ascnnr No Frank
lin squart. Three horses should b. kept the ground
the year round This, however, do not think u a as
much importance rs htching four horrcs ~ each cor
dur inc the snowy weather, for do thnk cruel beyond
measure force the life out OF the noble animals
we have by making them draw those heavy cars, alci
with PAS cngets when tho alone cnolgh for any
two horses at such times.
n the writer who wishes tho fares rcducsl has ever
seen as have scen Enc strong pair uf horses
pciey exhausted after Juggling down Third avenue
tbrogh mass II SNOW dirt that they could scaraey
bc made D. draw H. with only five Fix passengers un
Chatham street the farN think he would
desire lie afs to be rodsccd, which would certainly
cbige M companies Ia ran two horses
60 each ear.
trust ,ou win give NV iias r,oc in your rarer, for
sucercS that the poor horses tat ctn DO almost
Anything b.t speak for TO- nlscivcs, dcmiid i.
PASSENGER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

1il11AbtlfhAA Nlhfh hRAhN
ptfttngIlInA, Urc. -. 1853
stools steady rcunsyyann STATE eyes, % Reading
Paifoaa, :, < Morris canal, 81; Pcansyiyaaia Railroad
49,. ,. 49,. ~. =, ,s.e
Tho pgl ton OF the Pacl a3yces here had no or
feet r.4 M cottoa market The sacs - Gay add rp
1900 bars Il tc II &c. III nfdug. The sales g
lie yc,k a, up - bales ard tLf exports 5aOa. Tho
rcccn,s ~ hs port ahead of Last year arc $4,000 bates
40 Al ait soubern poTs e57 y0 The total exports 70
4te er s NOO hass Stock, $4,000 hlcs, asaInst u.s.
uoo baies Ire, yrar. Sugar stcaiy ~ &c 5Ac No
IasaeS gsc -slc tor prime choice. Flour sbsdy az ~
a., se,etepa oats auut SIC lard, in barrels 1ic
Iiit CoH,c rrn at iolsc lie slles e the wec $500
lags stock 4e.soo bars, agaost 10000 at year.
rreehts--C ton 70 Liverpool 40. S'rhuS exshtng,
. M0mtr. Dec. %. 1858.
The sales II cotton - day wero go bales, At se.
III hc. Cor mdding - -
Flour unchanged Wheat steady white, ~ % ~ 50.
Corn active. yellow sUc. 7tC white, tfc. 6ec PrOv
slons steady aud dull Whisky dan II - &c
PufA pgr prtA. Dcc ~, 1853
Flour unchanged. Wheat declining red, 81 - "a ~,
vhi,o 81 ~ n 81 IS. Corn dull. Whskey steady a.
~ IS. - sc. . -.
Flour steady whsskoy dull aud 0Wor eacs At y sic.
22c Hogs dun and dropping sales 500 NJ 90 80 .7
the laucr price foe these Averaging 20 lbs Receipts
20 day 600 lard active but prccs not anotaby higher
Me- po du sales 500 bbls rs 81 % the spot and
900 bbls for future delivery NJ sis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
News from iFnSn,s,..

NEW oKLSANs, REC. ~, 1858.
The steamship Cahawba has arrived With Havana dates
OF the 18th inst.
The Presidents Message had checked the Cuban autho
rites and produced general sensation.
Senator Douglas had been received with all the honors
Sugars had slightly declined stock port - 600 boxes
Exchange "a Ioudon, 90 days, H. 10 per pre-
MUM oil New York. a 5 /. per cent prciaium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

81. Aorns, IN, -, 1855
ne New MtA,au mall wl.h saata a. 1stes q iha 18th
a.; r,s. aea l1ttpeudc1rc tuts n,ofung. y. MeLeaa
! amorg u, ia ugcrs Ihc ~ attansl ~ deep
snow Il, ststher VAS yes 90, a. 81 No party,
mcluarr CO.. Nclean. are haaly frs. tien. An ar
,s, KS "a trty days la been caleiats vlh thc "a
va,e y,d,r- during ~hea eeatts ste - b. na4c 1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
United Stntcs Supreme Court.

v AsIiss0I TON, TIC. T, loJo
No Sc. McKinay, Garnoch Co. vs. VIM M'rrish,
master and Of the ship Pous Aeh, &c. Motion TO
dismiss the appeal argued on both .des.
No 81 Frederick 1. Bacreda and Brother VS.. Berja-
min r. slsbee ct al Argument concluded for the plain
lns.
Adjourned tn Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

DIVORCE APPLIED FoR-Nc see by legal notice
IN tho Sanduskv (Ohio) ReH4er that acs Harlow Case
BIAS Just applied tor divorce FROM her husband. tho
ground OF vilfu absence and total neglect 81 duty for
more than three years. Mrs. G., woman Ike, has
doubt hupca Tor theSc three long yeara that II ro Ce
us ht and be cnablcd cXpau satisfactorily, at
least, 10 iogiying wife, his criminal dcserton ~ HI
family but hs letter closes the door all Aope of ais
return and than that AL hope &C wishing for
vebess for hts terrible crime she has asked the Court
last give her legal release from her base husband
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

bNt fON, DOC y 1865.
The Jury on the second trial OF ". MsNuy for killing
police ofcer odson tAs morning rendered verdict Of
mnrder In tie second degree ana tie Court
truccA Inn x Imprisonment Tor ne the state Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

DEPALcArIoS AND FLTeET.--We regret r. learn,
says the Bi'ap Coam0tlat IT the Goth mst Of IN
stance of dishonesty tnc part Of one Of oar grain deal
on tho cock, the particulars Of which We have not
fully learned. such Information We have been able -
CLEAN give. II stated that Dir. Juiias g. fatic, Of
The lrn Of Patten Munder back-the latter gontcm
residing in Rochestct.as absconded with several thou
sand dollars belonging a. the hrn, besides severa, thou
sands obtained by fraudulent transactions II would
appear that he drew New York parties loe advances
upon several careoes OF contour is the number stated
aud obtained tile cash Hc then went down the canal
with the corn, and disposed 81 tho crsocs 2. tihcrt
places, at Lockpor two at Other Places and one At
Albany i1-a Mr.. Aiken. or the latter gentleman 5000
IA ead have been procured. TIE New York parties,
informed Rave obtained oi two clTgoes,
but s not &c be found aay "hcre. 0iccr5 arc
engaged ferrctnr the whole business, and havo
undei taken ind cut tho present whereabouts OF psn
These events occurred about fortpigh, since, and Mr.
Faten has been invisible do hs friends, and otnor5
Interested in bis welfare, know his pres.ni abode We
told tha tho week before his disappearance, he
s2o0o At faro bank situated somewhere ~ Tue kromln
block. ~ tho faro bank may perhaps be found the key
10 the deialcaton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
Loss Of the ship Margaret tyson and Crew

fNt IuSS
The sht Margaret Tyson, Captain Morrison from New
Yola for at Francisco, reported 70 have souadoroi
sea- no date gwen. The are supposed TO be lost
except orc mas who was picked ap Coating house or
ale Margaret Tyson BIZ reported that lie hal been II
ecyenkfeu DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
Ne,, Land Route 10 Bo.aon.

BseTnS, Dec. -, 1858.
Tho ogsput q the ncw railroad route between Boston
ami Nes Sols celebrated b b'Fquet AZ the Revere
Ic,se 4. \, irht About oas Aircd gentlemen
,reseut ncind.ns several Ss~ racrs Judge Warren,
president n tc Boston and ~ ouoc road presided.
The actual -unnug time made NJ the excursion train yes
trtav On HE riai trip between New York and BJa,on
va so4sn horrg and seven mcrfce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
tG,. sIw E0RA a.LALy sEsliLs.

~s,s~~ = --~--e---'~
AfIslsa g., Wss.,,c.s.,, u-Cc.s.. a. Cav.
:" 90"
20 -. a.. ,..,,.
| "' 49, '', s'-s"S S'"''
! taaat-the Paraguay EXP. dassO.I-rsiE
/
Hsi"s- sne Athuohsrpee houte--isatcst an
| ~. ~. .. /,
| 'fAF 'ENe1 WI tt thcrhea ~ Nb ochs's
ss ~osans Among ITS contests win be focnd the foiiow
aG,,, Iv.tf,.,.n - -oi,, - ,yo...ros pr.,o.t
Il. "e
VOC I" s''e Nu' y 'elNe VIZ ~. hhA @iN6' A"4a'a
sion o. tuaaIbe it.sos IA necepuon OF the New nins
r,.qbr rao,e, pairo,. pae.. coc r,,e.,topa ~ =,
| sr..a,.,, ,a \, =. ,c.., ,..,a. =,
'"Ifp'pn '"fr'r II W. 81 q 'eh61t shs''cA' ~
N~wh ftm Eur re--,he Spsnist Mesieaf Pile NY Tn,
-, -, '' = - ~ ~ wa
Later Meas CON causoeua-rle wn.ing Fe,t Al Uono.
! ,uI, ac
-, -. ,,, -, -, $3.50, =. e..,c 49,,
The i,ish Minister ,as {, hsve Demanded biz P.sspo,t.
seulemeut of tie Ta,nu ca Force to ~.
e"eo ~ o - ''s -
! II eric, A.
49,. \. -, 60, IL. ~, r.,... !.
H'vauon 49, @s VS. iHa'es -
liberia apa tl,e Afrlo,n n = qr,s,rhs Reaoa c,g ~
~. ,,-.,...... 49,, I. ....-...a.. i,
ia.' % ~ =. ~ ''os'1'" ''o. A'as ~
| oo,seoce a.
irip Acres 'ho ieHaan'epec u w.
1,s .inolavo-a I.ve ysnloo.s ! eo,,g ranro,nats
Magnhcencc q The iathmus scenery hM'nai!an, &C.
Our Central American Eelattu-WAh itanHl ol ths Mora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
Coo. Saunders, Metallic vab,et Mayor

-. Campbell. Chemist aud AT-ptheoasy, Cor
OF W hb avenue sri fwrry cehs s'rcst Pure mel
ciufh and nnli.e Altrftinn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Defiance ssiar,spdcr ssfes-With Patent
powder uycf tocka hsrv Also nrs and busyM
prof pafsr sANes. Depot Iva fesLl street. . -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

a. w. Enb~r's Lend Pencils sold NJ Retain
by ~ saonera Wholesale only by Y. FABFR, solo agent
t3j Wflam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Wheeler ~ wilson's Sewing Machines
rriccs greatly red-oed once 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Richards ChlOrsds cure aggravated case :
also fevcr aud chi q ounh fever
Ii cu.e effected tho money bs returned Depot IL
slreet. ~. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Chaps,su Hands. SSr--ssrsas. Cnre-sseg..
MAN. H. 8 cGachor ice ~,h gbcostne, i55, 2i OF
Rrt.SSx.N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Cfsistetios.'- Hass Dyc, Wigs aid Toupets =.
The the world vh"lsse AND rcs and TIC dye PIT
xLleiy applied, AZ 10 astaf tous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

II Jon ssrs a. good scaGthcaan. PIxS13s
get .ut Uf kNefP's lpihu strengthsnias Pi4stela.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
1T xusr Sor BIS FORGOTTEN.

Amlsi the exceeat o-casoned BY - sppearance " ue
NAV Nuhk Flpfkx tor January with M commerce
rnent * 1nE MOUNT vERNUS FaPkn-, and hos, ~
oer hncs not o. forgotten hat IN thn nunbrr
sIhNANls DUhs. JR, Dcgins new snd unusually iGte
iesiins story entitled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Wtlsi~vss S~ses,rssesl ESve ssrvor Safes.
nelu. Inl IrllaAvaN. cnrner Of OnI klrrei. n. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

riina vases, &C. 40.
:" '''''' W. pAHEy GO,
49, ~ Broadway.
Holiday shirrs ard seek T,cs.-rbc Greatest
varieties ats', prcadvay opposite - g. Nicholas
rsrrdy.s uoiidry -Phos ournriis.
amho,ypes daeunrroypes AMI m.lais,'ypes for to ho
s 81 : r" - ''~u'' - = "''' - '''''
william W. swnyne, w. oi0 Fulton street.
s ~. s ssas 10 q ss an, ~ gs w IT, sse
Ills ,thrsmas dsy uutl " peoeS.
No,,c..-Thrcc second hand Tsre proof ssres
i-r sale very ow sfhAkNs MARVIN ~ Murray street.
Bonds Celebrated Boston aud oysssr c,sc,..
sr' soa sna v,ae siss .od y Az sroeers Received fFvsA
Nv Byot sco., y, Chambers street.
Smithsonian House, broadway, Conducted
TIE European plan. sp'eudd dinner every day at
O'Clock, Tor ~ ccniA new feature II tne system
sserco-ccpes at
crRSEY,s NEW GMLERy.
splendid assoftmsn d s,ereo.cop, views Of al x ,ss
sSs ' G.siy o TSssi r u .s pc %
Halliday Presents for Small C,,ildrcn.--
Small pianos with small keys a. small prices. geaesi
aornent n I'D futoa street up stairs
The Lindsey blues Polka. Composed ny
Thomas raNer, with speadd ta page -oorcd rhosrarnr
lshed 10 q lew diyshy titfi POM co, 81 sroadssy.
art Union Concert Hail. a95 broadway.
opens ,his Day at 5o'ccck.
\ CHEST Of Good Ten for Cine Dotier.-Afso,
pounds eofor 81, At IIHIsrIANSONS, No. Chan.
teis sIeet
Buy Bond. Celebrated Boston and Oyster
crackers. fold by all arpeers
". nyps co, 10 Chambers street.
Go ~ the Washington Riding scnssc,ny. SO.
40 sixth avcnis, corner Of twenty svh street
!. = ruaSusr, rroy~e;or
a. w. pnbrr's Lend Pencils sold NJ Retain
by ~ ssonera Wholesale only by r. FARFR, solo agent,
t33 William
Wheeler ~ wilson's sewing Machines
Prices greatly reduoed onte 90 Broadway.
Defiance saiarandcr ssfes-SHfth Patent
powder pyccf ocks and bars. Also, IRE and busss
prof paf,sr sares Depot Iva Pearl street. :. $50
Hsld~vss (~,ebrssess Fsre rsSuoT Safes.
Depos iyl Broadway eoraer OF Deg street. ". Y
-. Campbell. Chemist aud tY~Dthcoasy, Cor-
ncr of W nth avenue ani Twenty eghs s,rst Pure med
ciucs and pole attention.
Coo. Saunders. Mcsaiisc vsb,et urgcv
exuufhs M genuine srt lie has been .qm4lad
producing The secrest posste edge to Voc aae by
J. Il. SAL kDt.Rs No. Astor House.
Eye and Ear.--Dr. Lighshii may no Cow
sia daily sundays etrepte, hetwaen bn h,ufA 0s W
and NJ 10 reference 70 sseascs d the eye s,i c-r a
his occe Sc Broadway.
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Eye and Ear.--Dr. Lighshiii may no Cors
shifted daily ,unNays et.egtei hetwsen sbn &c ~
~ aud M 10 reference ,sseascs u the eye sni or,
his occe yS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25
Gas FixrUgES

GAS FtxTUEES
VI 10. RuoanwAv.
FOR sale splendid aHd varied tsssartfren. ~
CHANDELIERS. Pendants, BRACEEfs, PORTABLE
sands ard shades ard III other kinds ~ fixtures,
vrry rprured All ARTICLES this esabbshnent
STEPHEN pHIT,PTN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Iy0yfnyysy's Pills. sefia.es whose ~ sas,
deEanred ircn adcn AIRY emplnymrnt will dri mmed,
relief i.ing foxes Of thee pits The,
puriy saa Zurich tie blood cnabhng tn various orgaas
laiil ln,i du.iss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

l. The principal once Tor the sale OF
BRAEDkk1If's PILLS.
Sold also Al No 2f Hudson and 30 Btwcry * cent
per Iox halt SUGAR coated 40 Is cents
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lN11ADhlfhlA Nlh'h hNAfNN
fifsnEll4uA, Dcc. -, 1858.
ofles steaay rcunsyiynna STATE tyes, 90 Reading
foaa. - Morris canal, IS; rcAnsyivaaia Railroad,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Go ~ the Washington Riding scnae,ny, SO.
40 Sixth aycni., corner o. Twenty s.yth street
4. T. ruaSuRE rropreto-
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il The principal once tor the sale OF
BRAEDkk1If' He PILLS.
SOLD also NJ No 81 Hudson AMI 30 B5weTy g
per box, halt o0x SUGAR coated at IL ccuts.
An Elegant and stylish silk flat For the Us-
ldays. g. Also large aud ~ ect misses "a
chidrsn's fancy hais and caps tRRtS RrssAK, rs
b0NeF!, -, Grand street, aDi ~ hiShh avenue
a Gensrons chi tstn's, fin,-Euy your WIFE
~ u lusfan4b1e frrs NDA ne ht4 III every
QUALITY aud ce lila establishment i ~ Ne ~ Bro sag.
Whine. the Halter. He.dqurrters ~, -.
Greene in street, corner 81 Robinson IA rich furs siS
fnil stts
cur Holiday Hat.
YOUNG
NARNLCh A co, HAuFRs,
sl9 Bradwas :, Nicholas Hotel
curnsy's New Gallery.
1oT IEuArWAT.
&C. Tor lls holidays Ureo ls A. NJ Tor free inspection
Holiday Gifts.
HANDSOME AND CHAP.
silver plated tea sets sl1 pieces
silver plated ~ kruss
pfsed rtAe Nskr
silver pial-4 hotlns ..4.................
Avet plated table SPOONS the ~
Dle led table t9rfh he
AIau.
az lnunensc variety n
Bruaxe figures
hfoBLc clorsa,
psrien fFnrr,.
JEina vases, dc. As,
al very small advance on ne cg.i prca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

VIZ have tes,lt.onils from
V. Fowler, Eco POSTMASTER 81 See Work.
Sincon ifsVer, hsq banter New iosk
George Law, Eel tlia avenue sCs York
kev. I'd Fr'a h editor EyaIiiucr, sew iprk-
II n coleman, Eal, late ~ Al'Or ii0use, ho~ Hosk
Ihurinv Meet tst Albany. y. NJ.
s.su. iipn trten Washington, - =
John ". barnard, ~ 4, bustun. Mass
slrueon LELAND, tsq Metropolitan Hotel, New ySrk-
hoo. III iopa uiiaia, \. u.
Geo. ]. y srceu, 1exi..
.Cha n. StrcniDrger hrl California
aOrsan' ~ others.
Olive Far put D in .l he cent free by mall
reipt of - r.iis per hoti@ for posls.e.
Iron poNdeIs ~ apscssse Sentany where frso
~ mail
AG4feas
J. n. STAFFORD Practical 'renta,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

A CnrJ.-An Persons - tao nave Cray Hair
or halr IL csor invited cal cad consult Doc
IRA NIlJEAN generalization irtcl - Churrh cocDes
Rarely Via d gives the hair hs n,tur color Dis
.ied and may consicred real prodigy Of cheriisrJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

A. Granssl u am IL che only Person who can
scesrCal'y all dis II hg human hAr
hurch corner Of Barclay The sixth and Eith
avenue cars alog h "A az The establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-25

Eatcheior's HAIR Dye, Wigs md Torpaes-
ILn wOfld, surpiss AL Made go4d an1 az led
Ia III f.rog.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-23
The Inspiration of the Past.


'Tis well to look along the past.
To mark the progress Of the right;
To feel the deep and earnest strife,
That shook the thrones Of ancient might
To see each bold rcformer's fall,
And hear each burning word of truth,
Which fell like lightning from the skies,
To fire the heart of age and youth.
'Tis well TO call again TO mind
The names Of those immortal few,
Who reared the banners of reform,
And fought with courage, strong and true
Who formed the van guard of the race,
And Ind the armies of the blest,
Though far behind they heard their tread,
AS still their columns onward pressed.
'Tis we'll 10 covnt CAGE upward step,
From errors dark and fearful reign,
To soc the giant sweep of thoughts,
On reasons high, exalted plains,
To feel the deep and tidal wavs,
Which aolls along the human sea,
That beais upon its crested front
The hopes OF nations. yet 20 be.
To hear tee music Of the beat,
From out the ceaseless whirl OF life.
Which tells a brother manls heart
Is battling on amid the strife;
II firos the crimsoed ruseing food.
That sweeps through artery, heart and
vein,
II snaps the trembling links Of fear.
And makes a man himself again.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-23
Money.


The desire tc be iich Is not evil II
itself. 1t is nonsense FOR man to
stand up and disclsim the desire Tor
wealth. and nrgc upon the world the
idea that Il should be poor Money
is neither an evil nor a good Of itself.
1t has not a moral character. IL is
simply an agent. and whether il be
good or evil. depends upon the manner
in which it is used. 1t is like sword.
Whether sword be in the hands OF
Benedict Arnold, bathed in his coun.
try's blood. or in the hands OF Wash
ington, welded for justice and liberty,
1T is sword only. and has not char
acter. Whether il be an instrument
for good or evil, depends upon the
character of him who holds the hilt,
and not the sword itself. SoiL is with
money. II is an agent, il is a gigantic
motive. power that thundcrs around
the world. Ii the Devil stands engin
eer, it thunders on. frightened with
untold mischief, scattering oppression.
and cruelty, and wrong. But II it is
guided ny the spirit of love and truth.
1t is like the sun, shedding light and
summer upon tho world IL is an an
gel of mercy and love, when directed
by the spirit of Christ.-BsecEsr.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-23
.Well. sir. what thcn9'

KEELING SILEycE.-It requires but
little observation to show that il speech
is human. silence is divine. The
weaker the intellect the more babbling
and immediate the talk 1t is as the
mind natures that the tongue hesitatcs
to speak-and God, who is the con
summation Of wisdom, is also the
ccnsummation of patience. He keeps
silence for years under provications
whose immensity We can not tell, for
we can never draw comparison be
tween mans S littlencss anu Gods great
ness. If we could acquire little oi
this grandcst Of qualities, silence, how
could we add dignity to our profession
The rule of the stole in this respect
ought to be the rule of the Christian,
but with this difference in result, that
stoical silence freezes by its selhshness,
where Christian silence melts by IL
love.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1858-09-23

Democracy" once asserted the
power and duty Of Congrcss -
exclude slavery from all the Ns,ioral
Territories.
Democracy" afterwards asser,ea
that ell restrictions by Congress 10 TIE
introduction ofslavery into Territor~.
were unconstitutional and void.
Democracy" once asserted that the
people of a Territory. at anv time
werc exclusive judges of their own
domestic institutions. and could intro
duce or abolish slavery. "in their own
way" This was dcmocratie sqra,,er
sovereignty.
Democracy" next Insisted th,.
the people Of Territory could no.
legislate on the subject Of slavery until
they were making q State Constitut;on
and that all the National Territories
were slave, up to that time. This was
democratic popular sovereignty. sc.
cording to the Cincinnati platform.
Democracy" next insisted that the
doctrine Of pcrEitting the people Of
Territory to form their own constitu.
tion. in their own way. preparatory to
admission in the Union. was "yicious"
especially II slavery was excluded
thereby. This is Lccomp,on demos-
racy. according to Senator Brigh, AMI
James Buchanan.
Democracy" now insists that the
submission OF land ordinance and the
constitution. to the people OF
Territory. is all that was ever con
tanned in Its platform. This is de.
mocracy. according to Bill English
bill. and all the acquiesccrs in that
swindlc-like Judge Holman
Democratic voters-therc is tho
record of the "lcmocratic" party
What think ya Of ii? Can Won "eo
it''-Decata5 RepuJisoGo.