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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

@Arthurs Home Masazine.-The
November number ofthis Magazine is be
fore Us. This work is equal if not superi
or to all others from the press of T. S. Ar
thur. IL Co, The admirers. of Virginia F
Townsend, and there are host of them,
will embrace the earliest opportunity to sub
scribe for the Home Magazine only So q
year, in advance.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Shefrod Clemens, who was wounded in
"a duel with Mr. Wise, at Richmond, Va.
IS improving.
/ The estimated cost of firing SO inch
bomb is estimated at $3.50.
The most valuable span of horses in the
United States, is said TO be owned by Com.
Vanderbilt, of New York. They cost him
$4,000. and he has been offered $4,000 I
for them.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21


worth Sc, donated, "a best Mrs NMcKenzic a
cable SOL 80 donated
The committee Recommend that diploma
be given to Mrs Tarlleton for the best equestrian
ship, but not being citizen of the county the req
isste time, was not etitled to premium +
Glass R-MiscelIaneous
Best sewing machine ID r Sample, diploma
spec drawing H B Selon do
aszt tea pot K Hutchinson do
coffee pot do do
mattock Bentz Soc pd, ID best E STAINS bury
Ind Ag1 Reports, best specimen pop corn r Cor
bailey, dip. oma; best winter cheries,- preserved a
very fine article presented by Mrs F Hoever50c pd
Best shovel and tongs e Stansbury, diploma; best
moody loom r HI Norris Ind Ag'l Reports; best
Inf bu oats do :. diploma; best vegetable
egg B Corbaley. diploma; hest chufas or earth
squaah V Johnson diploma; best winter raddish-
es Woodward Ind Agl Reports; best rifle gun
F HI Hall diploma; best pencil painting FL G June
diploma; be st pearl painting, same diploma; best
artificial flowers Mrs G Osborne l dol, donated;
best painting Mrs Sherwood dol pd; best silk bon
net, same, dol pd; best shawl, same, dol pd;
best current wine G Pomeroy, diplomat; best
hand hammer, Vinnedge, diploma; best pair la
dies slips, Mrs P Elliott, soc don atcd.
r. CORBALEY' s BEE CULTURE.
| use Stodards patent beehive--contain-
ing each four boxes or drawers; the lower
boxes will hold from forty to fifty lbs of
honey each, and the upper drawers from
sixteen to twenty lbs.- each. as a.
The Bees pass into and out of, the hive
througha wooden spout.
l also have one of Davis's platform hive
of eight Boxes, with moth drawers, feed
boxes &C., which by the way is good
hive ratherexpensive for general use. The
Bee moth cannot do anything with either
of the hives.
The Stodard hive, prefer to any l
have ever seen in use; and am satisfied
that Bees will do better i'll house where
the sun in warm weather will be kept off of
them, and in winter to keep off the wind,
sleet, snow and rain, from them
Bees in winter should be kept cool, and
well ventilated, and not permitted to fly
out until the weather IS warm enough for
they to return. By keeping them this way
a swarm of Bees will not eat but little hon.
ey during the winter. viii be much more
numerous in the spring.
My Beehouse is 8 feet wide and 2 long
and high enough to admit of three tiers
of hives on one side, ten in each tier,
They are placed against the east sid
of the house, and holes cut through tn
wall to admit the spous.
The Bees may be prevented from swarm
ing by removing lower boxes at the right
time, that is; when ascertained that there
is two Queens in The hive. WRe
TheCommittee can make such report
as they dem proper. / have sketched this
off hastily, thin king perhaps it would be
we'll to have some kind of statement
Respectfully Yours DC,
r. CORBALEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
Democratic State Ticket

We figure mp. this morning. 1884 ma
jeriry for returns viii increase it. This
vole is levi lence that the majority of the
pepple Of Indiapia symPateize with Demo-
Gratis principle. The election of the State
ticket IS great triumph. Four Demo-
cratic Judges ofths Superefne Bench seen
led for six years, and the administration Of
he S.ae government is confded to Dem
ocratic officers for. the next two. 8 80
The people Of Indian ii this vote indorse
and vindicate the Stale policy adopted by
the the Democracy. II is tribute to the
wisdom to the conversatism. to the just
nsssof Dep1crtiet measu-es and to the
integrity and ability which the present
iudiciary and State officers have admiuist-
cred the trust rposed N them, 'h '5 y
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Comstock, who murdered his
father and mother in New York,
has been sentenced to.the, peniten-I
tiary for life. ,-...9 .., 80 .., 9tI1
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Es-It has been reported that Messrs
Cory d Co., who sold fruit trees in this
County. this summer, would not deliver
them We are authorized to say. that
the trees viii be promptly delivered in No
vemter.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

EEViupedge Il Bro. have jast -receiv-
ed. direct from n. Y, an extensive esorte-
met of Groceries, of all kinds. The at,en-
ton Of the public is directed thereto--also
to the advertisement, in to days Democrat
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
WE HAVE
$50

To pay next weok. and ''nary red to pay
it with. Will not those who owe us pay
us Immediately and help us out of the
.lrag?' -a--
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

ryDr. R. Sample Esq, presented us
with a nice little arrans ment; to file papers
on. for which We are much obliged. So
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

@AGRrcrLrrRaL Socrrrr- There
will be meeting Of the Marshall County,
Agricultural Society a. the Court House
in Plymouth. Saturday, Oct. 23l, at 10
O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of attending
TO The. finances OF the Society. s
,a BY order of the President, 10
sis - lofs' /. B. HALSEY, Pres.
Attaet SAM p COPRIEV
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

EJoFn Heughton has been appoints
ed Post Master at Yellow River, in place
Of James Lyon. resigned. =. .4agr-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Ms Communication was partly IN type;
in our absence our Devil distributed it,; this
is printers luck; it will appear next week.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

DEATH OF RIcm MAx--Mr. Dermoit
Dempsey. supposed to be the wealthiei,
man IN Macon, Georgia. died on SUNDAY,
the 2Jth ult., leaving an estate of five hun
drcd thousand dollars. lie was member
f the Roman Catholic Curch He leaves
a will, which divides Eve THOUSAND dollars
between his two chiIdred, and gives the re-
mainder. four hundred and ninety i've
thousand dollars, to the Catholic Church.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

EHSee, J Brownlee's Advertisement
in another column. wx - 4af..s.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Wood | Wood Wood :, =
Those Of our subscribers who promised
usf L. w 90 ID, - fasw
win confer favor by bringing it on imme-
biaa'effy. - f,{es 4 .fr,-.l +.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Gen Cass has written to the Nicaraguan
the mission of the latter IS
closed, and recapi:tas.es the grievances
suffered of Nicarauga.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

The condition of San Lois Potosi is
described as being miserable in the ex-
IRENE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
men wounded

The balloon race between Goo
dard and Steiner, resulted in Coo 4
dards's descending at 10 ID o.
clock, 15 miles from Sandusky:s
Steiner at l | p. ~, one mile from
that place.
( On joint ballot the Legislature of
California stands; Democrats rs;
Opposition So. -
Bryan Rodey has been sentenc-
ed to be hung at Troy, New York,
for setting fire to an inhabited
dwelling house.
Late accounts from Utah repre-
sent that the u. S. troops. have
finished their huts, and have gone
into winter quartefs.A Wv {
Louisiana holds her election, Ne. 4
vember 1st. -.
New YORK, New Jersey, Illinois,,
and Michigan NoYc2d. aansHfu
Maryland, Nov 3d. $50. saa9
Wisconsin, Nov. 4th. - 49, +. as 2
5 Delaware, Nov. 9th.
These States choose 7e mems
bers of Congress.aiR. sgrsvtw -
A monuments to be erected in
honor Of Gen. Washington in
Philadelphia. 1t is intended that =
the scholars in the public schools
of that city shall unite in a grand
Fair, the proceeds of which are to r
aid lin the erection, ofsthe mouth
ment. Edward Everett VIII dc,
liver a lecture in aid of the pro
ject. -s'ss.aiag has ! l..sl
Women's hair is sold in France
at six cents an ouncessY4 aTIHIEF
|mrM-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
For the Democrat.
Marshall County Agricultu-
raj Fair.

Nessrs. Eaaors-On the first day of
the Far, was not present, as it-aecorl-
ing to one Of the rules-was devoted to
business which did not directly interest
me. Such absence the better prepared
one to appreciate the sights and ,conders
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Messrs.
5 S *: s E E Andrew. Committee
We the Committee do agree that Richard
Corbaley's Bee house and management is
of more than ordinary merit. and think
him entitled to the Premium offered by
the Society.
Joseph Evans.
L. III. Andrews. Com.
Number of Entries at Fair 424
Total Amt. OF premiums awarded,
s238.75.
Amt. Donated back, S97. 50
Paid. S92,75.
g UppaiJ $3.50
" $780,
Of the above $48, 80, one half or more
will be donated to the Society. The So
ciety has reaso to thank the good people OF
Marshall County for their generosity mani
tested by such liberal donations.
The Treasurer will publish his report
soon. showing the fnancies ofthe society
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
Deaths by yellow fever, at New
Orleans, last week, 81.

Orleans, last week, 311.
Shafe, the man who 50 delibe-
rately killed his son at Genevieye,
Mo, committed suicide in jail, ON
the 9TH inst.
a foot race took place recently
at Burlington, Vermont, the win
ner gaining the race by four
seconds only Distance five miles
1t is feared that the schooner
Roman, of Buffalo, has been lost
on Lake Erie, and all on board
persisted. aa f EEa9
Maj. Van Camp and four pr
Yates were killed in the late bat
tie with the Cemanche Indians,
and Major Van Doren aud ten
men wounded.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

A man was recently found guilty of
manslaughier in Philadelphia. FOX having
left his horse and cart unattended. in a
public street. by which negligence child
was killed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Dates from New Orleans of the 10Th
inst. state that there is no abatement Of
the fever in that city.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Eighty per cent of the women of North
Carolina are said to be 'snuf-dippers.'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

The Atlantic Telegraph Company have
found something more profitable TO woak
than the Cable, in their lead mines of New
ioundian1.. sM 4 sEEE nEakF. 4.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

The Atlantic Telegraph Company have
than the Cable, in their lead mines of New
''unaiand.. aM y ga EssSEs b
Eighty per cent of the women of North
Carolina are said to be 'snuff-dppers.'
eFtt- = s#EsfsF
Gen. Cass has written to the Nicaraguan
rniuisierCthat the mission of the latter IS
closed, and recapi.tps.es the grievances
suffered of Nicarauga,
The condition of San Lois Potosi is
described as being miserable in the ex.s 20
IRENE.
Dates from New Orleans Of the 10Th !.
inst state that there is no abatement Of
the fever in that city.
Late news from Mexico represented the
fortunes of the Constituencies to be on
lie wane.
--r New York, Oci. i6...e.
The Star Of the West has arrived, with 81.
San Francisco dates to the 2lst ul. ~ go
She bring 8 400, 900 in gold. . xs<r
The San Francisco markets were active. -
The mining news from Frazer's River
was cheering. The river was falling rap
idly, and miners were realizing as high as
eighty dollars per dag.
There wereno Indian difficulties.g narrr
News from Californis nninleresting.
Boston, Oct. %. >
Judge Sprague, in his charge to the
grand Jury to- day, SO defined the law as
render il certain that Capt Townsend.
will have to be taken to Key West for tri
al, that being the first port the Dolphin
touched with the prisoner.
The national monument to the .forefaih-
ers at Plymouth Rock, has been COM
menced.
The New York Sun says that few
DAYS since, the sheriff sold out merchant
who has been ruined by the purchase Of
lottery tickets. He had bought for years.
but never gated prize until few weeks
ago, ard the l,tiery men refused to pay
the only lit'he made, i8aag 'fasge
A man was recently found guilty of
manslaughler in Philadelphia. for having
left his horse and cart unattended. in
public street. by which negligence child
was killed.
DEATH OF A RIcn MAx--Mr Dermott
Dempsey. supposed to be the wealthie,,
man IN Macon, Georgia. died on SUNDAY,
the 9Jth uit, leaving an estate OF FIVE hun
drcd thousand dollars. lie was member
f the Roman Catholic Curcf. He leayes
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21
New York, Ocl. IS.

Judge Spraguc, in his charge to the
grand jury to day, SO defined the law as
render it certain that Capt. Townsend,
will have to be taken to Key West for tri-
al, that being the first port the Dolphin
touched with the prisoner.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Late news from Mexico represented the
fortunes of the Constituencies to be on
lie wane
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

The national monument TO the 'forefath-
ers at Plymouth Rock, has been COM
menced.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Editors Of the Democrat
l want the use of your columns to pub
fish this communication expressly for the
benefit of the editor of the Marshall COun-
ty Republican.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-10-21

Glass P-Shcep and Swine a1
Best fine woocd buck E Erwin 3 dollars, ID best
Louden Soc pd best hf doz ewes E Erwin
dollars; best hf doz lambs same dol; best boar
w Scofied 3 dol 2 donated1 pd, Sd best Reed
50 donated; best brood SOW w 'Scoield dol pd,
I'd BEST Reed so pd: best hf doz pigs same 3
pd, I'd best Cleaveand $3.50 donated pd.
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Theatrical. Musical, &c.

NBro's CAMDEN Ia 10 remain closed I'LL Monday, when
will be opened by Dan Rice, the famous humorist, VINO
Intends 10 favor citizens with sight OF his great
allow, consisting OF menaserie Of trained wild animals
combined wnh equestrian and gymnastc exercises OF
novel character.
BowxRy THxAuu.-"Mszeppa, or the Wild Horse q
Tartary Ia to be Withdrawn at the close q the present
week IA 10 be followed this evening by the drams OF
the Death Token in which Mas Ludlow will make her
debut and Mr. Fcnno's nautical play called the Scourge
OF the Ocean"
BURROWS --Messrs Mathews, Burton and Broughsm are
all to appear this evening The first and second in the
comedy called ga BACHELORS Wifc-hc third also IN ms
admirable extravaganza Of Columbus, and the three IN
the very iaughab,e piece entitled "You'r Another"
waIIAK's-The drama called the "Poor OF New York
had been produced three other cities and seems
10 have been the subject o comparatively much com
mept there here In Baltimore II has been re localized
IN order 10 make u suit that region. II VIII De played
here for the thirty second time tonight
LAURA Kr,xrs -Morton's comic drama entitled "Ihe
Mneteer OF Toledo Is 10 be performed for the nrst time
this house TO night Tsyiors comedy OF AN Uneaus.
Match follows The casts embrace the names OF MISS
Keene Messrs Jordan and jefferson, and various o'hef
talented members OF the company.
AMERICAN MUSEUM who desire 70 enjoy good per-
formance the afternoon should go 10 day and witness
the representation OF the exciting drama styled rempta
ton, or the kish Emigrant" valentine and Orson,
which has had quite long run, to be performed az
night
ErmorASpN attention Of the countless patrons OF
the coIored opera directed 10 the unusually attrac
tive programmes rendered for this evening by George
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An anxious inquirer humbly socs little light "from
source where II abounds on the following subject, and
be, with many Others will feel grateful 10 you for the
boon. 1t is matter of report that quite num-
Der Of the old police force who have taken legal steps 10
their wagesfor services rendered up TO the time
Of the decision of the Court of Appeals affirming the con-
sttuonaty the late Metropolitan Police law-have been
informed by their counsel that they can be reapponted
Immediately, the condh0n that they abandon All claim
TO the recovery Of back pay as members OF the ola ponce
force. Ia this bait held with tho knowledge OF the
Police Commissioners 1t be, what can be its object,
aside from the desire OF the Solons OF the late Legislature
TO seek by robbng the aborer OF his hire 10 make
decrease under its regime, OF the city axesr answer
and obige an anxious inquirer II Is also mattor o.
common potoriey that many men, not members Of the
old force being appointed every day, in disregard OF
the Injunction OF the Supreme Court JUNlUS
NEW YORK. Jan. IL, 1858.
Naval Intelligence.
Orders have been received at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
to fit out the United States slo0p ofwar azee Savannah
Immediately. The work Of coppering her bottom, which
we stated some time since would be suspended for the
present has been commenced with vgor, and IL now
nearly completed. She will be ready to leave the dry
dock in fortnight
The United States steam frigate Merrmac, Commander
Hitchcock from Boston October II for the Pacific station,
arrived at Rio Jenero November 30. Dates are to De-
cember 10, but they received from Pernambuco,
Systematic reports are received and although the
Merrimac had probably left, have no advice TO that
effect
The soop- of war Constellation, Commander Bell ar
rived at Palermo on the 18th ult. from Naples.
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EXPRESSES.

WILLS, FARGO co, NEW YORK AND CALrroR.
w MIA Express COMPANY and Eschanse Desiers Joint
Stock Company. Capital faG0Oo0 ONCE ~ Broadwsy FL
presses sent TO California Oregon and sandwch Islands e
5h and ah Of each month To Havana the tn 2h and Iih
Of each Exchange sale In 70 suit VAlfor
mia Oregon, sandwich Boston and Phadel
pha. Notice 10 California Bondh2khXp W. y Co. are
prepared receive the old ned the state OF Cator
MIA transport the same 10 S~rramento C and procure pew
turn this city.
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to retire. said TO him that felt sorry for him. that mad
thought Of various plans among them one that was,
hsIS, useless one that 10 call in Mr.. Van Rens
selaer he said of use, her will was too strong
for that he asked this would never1cesse abe answer
ed, mo, not rs long as live"
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Christy Woods Mnstrels at 561 and 263 Broadway;
Buckeyes Ssvenaders at go Broadway, and the Brothers
Bryant at Mechanics Hall
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The LECTURE SEASON.

T ECTUREs ON THE EYE.-ON FRIDAIEyENING,
IL Jan. Is at O'Clock Dr. MARK STEPHENSON win
his regular of lectures operative
gerry the New York Eye Hospital No 6snyvesant street
a About patient
annually In attendance There 60 pupils In the last
The lectures will be continued until LIST March The
avas the lectures viii be given the hospital Students
members of the profession invited TO attend Tickets
syabuses be obtained of DR. Stephenson at his
ONCE l9s Fifth avenue Of Twenty nth street. at 3
Broone street
ISAAC FERRIS, d. D., LID. President.
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OYSTERS AND wrNas-THERE ~ NOTHING BUT
" WINGS fsrna crackers which viii give na dehEnfnl
taste 10 oysters oysters and Wings remarked
that their extensive with oysters owing 70 the tact That
oysters altogether better and richer Favored when
eaten with Wins crackers The taste truly delsh,fuL ksk
Wings farina and take none but
those stamped with the name Wing" The wholesale
depot IL at A. ~ THOMPSON cos Nos 22l and fS Full
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GOAL.

HARD AND SOFT CoAIs.-PURH RED ASH, PEUCH
orchard Lehigh genuine arcel and white ash schuy
MIL al lowest prices also Liverpool orre and can
rel HENRY REEVE,
Corner Of Canal an Centre sts and Jane and West
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DENTTsTRY.


nR. r. WILSON, OPERATIVE AND MANUFACTURE
IL inc dentist, Il pond street, ~ " having several a.
san constantly employed in manufacturing for the Proses
sion variety Of artificial teeth would invite ne susnon
Of dentss eeneraly 70 his superior facilities as ne believes
he furnish them with nefier and perfect opersns
and ~ less cost than they can manufacture with n, usual "a
ces At home Samples shown the ofce Teeth inserted
for patients ut The lowest poseible prices.
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ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
III ARRANGEMENT

NTEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, January 9, 1883.
Trains leave the depot Of White and Centre streets
New York, at
$50 NJ Mall, for Albany stopping a. wnnsmsbrdge aud
All stations north. .
a0P. NJ Express, for Albany .stoppng a. the principal
stations only.
stations.
Trains depot OF Twenty sixth street and
Fourth avenue, New York,
siS A. NJ FOR wiliamsbrdge stopping at all intermediate
lIsO A. NJ White Plains do do.
23P. N. Wiiamsbridge do. do.
500 p NJ Mlerton, stopping at wilamsbrdge and All In
termediate stations north
6NP NJ EWillamsbridge
Returning, trains Albany for New York, a.
7BA n Mall, stopping Al all stations north Of and at,
WnliAmsbrdge.
a43P NJ Erpress stopping all principal stations only.
WIN. j. CAMPBELL. SUI erinendenl
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAfIROAD.-ExPRESS TRAINS
II for Albany and Troy stopping principal stations
Meeting with Western Northern trains leave Chambers
at $50 and II 80 A. NJ, and 445PM.
A. y. SMITH, Superintendent
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MATRIMONIAL.


4 GENTLEMAN OF THIRTY WITH Liberal BU-
"a sness income, wishes 10 Hs social and pecl
position justify him In seeking amongst the rehned and
wealthy for bride Sincere and really eligible persons
invited address A. NJ D. Post ONCE New York with fun
dence has proved mutual sincerity and eligibility.
MATRIMONIAL orrTCE.-A WIDOW YEARS OF
wish make the acquaintance OF gentlemen with intentions
Of marriage. Apply 10 LogIS CO., w Broadway room
No up stairs, from io5P.M.
MATRIMONIAL oFFICE-A WIFE WANTED, or
M prepossessins appearance ~ year, of age Call at Mrs
POsfs matrimonial Office, 6 eth ST. Non but respectable
persons need apply.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ADY sUFroLK.-JUsr PUBLISHED. FINE
IL tinted portrait Of this celebrated trong she
peared when skng her best time The only drawing ever
tsken life Price ST. Dealers and agents supplied
liberal terms q. w. LEWIS, lz2 Fulton street.
MEET ME, MY OWN.
M tAfR-"Meet by Moonllgbi."l
Meet me nj Ranney's, my own;
I'll buy you poem a tale
To be had 1T that bookstore well known,
Where gin prightens every sale.
You promise to come, for 'us said
Such wonders have been
With rare books were read,
They give presents might guerdon queen.
Then meet NJ Ranney'a.
Superb with all books sold nj the Amer
can Gut Pook House z broadway Circulars free Tor au
A. RANNES, Agent.