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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-10
COAST AND LAFOURCHE,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
r. COAST AND LAFOURCHE Packet
lEksI4s The swift and splendid passenger packet
Lnhtte, dn place Of the Gen. Pike J. J.
Brown, A. h. Garner, clerk, Orleans
every Wednesday Al 10 A. NJ and every Saturday at r. NJ
For freight or passage, having superior eommOdatons
apply on board. J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
The Lahite will continue regular packet during the
emit Tres
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21
CURE or DISEASED LIVER,

uoNEsDALE Co, Penn, Jan. 10, 1850.
MR. SETH w. FowLE,-Sir: You are at
liberty to use the fsllywing statement for the
benefit of the afflicted =
/ was attacked with the Liver Complaint,
which apparently brought me to the brink of
the grave. During my sickness WAS attend
ed by three physicians in our place, but re-
ccived no help. | also tried the various rem
edies recommended for such complaints, bat
they afforded Ee no relief As last resort,
| WAS persuaded to try IFsStar'S BalsGaa nt
Hla Cherry, and by using four bottles / was
restored to better health than have enjoyed
before for ten years. This statement may be
relied upon as strictly true.
BETSEY PERRIN.
The above Certificate was given in the
presence of DR.. 4. Strong, of Uonesd4le, who
is well known III his vicinity as a successful
practitioner.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
SETH w. FowLE & Co, 1873 Washington ST.,
Boston; PrOpriet9rs. Suld 10y Chas. Ritz,
Lewistuwn, and by their agents everywhere
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21
Dead-Miss Leslie, the authorcss.

Dead-Miss Leslie, the authoress.
Problematical-Hoops on windy day.
In full force-Playing marbles and playing
truant.
RAH. S. Magraw, democrat, was elected
State Treasurer on Monday last.
F9-The greatest failure that has taken
place here since the panic commenced, is the
Winter.
HJ-A cotemporary says it is easy to tell a
puppy by his whine, and skunk by his per-
fumery.
s@-Felix, at his new grocery and proyis-
ion store, has some fine groceries and many
other articles of household use.
Bea.Smith, tried for the murder of Carter
in Philadelphia, was acquitted on Tuesday
on the ground of insanity
EFBut for the disbursements made by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Patterson would be
nowhere, and Mifflintown next door.
RarThe Pittsburgh papers criticize with
great severity melo-drama founded on the
murder of Wilson and his sister by Fife and
Charlotte Jones.
ReA-Mr Seward was lately invited to wit
ness an old-fashioned Virginia niger corn
husking on the estate of Hon. John S. Pen
dleton, and expressed himself much pleased
with the frolc.
B9~As Beckett & Co., proprietors of a pa
per in New York, called the Golden Prize"
have not fulfilled their promises to us, the
presumption is fair that they will not fulfill
others.
RB-The james Buchanan" is the name
Of a slave schooner that has just landed a
cargo of slaves on the coast of Cuba. The
name was delicate compliment. The slaves
should be sent to Kansas.
gsS~ Major Eisenbise has retired to the
shades of private life after thirty years
campaign in tavern keeping He is succeeded
in the Red Lion by Samuel Eisenbise, well
known as the keeper of the restaurant under
that establishment.
BGWe hear it stated that ameng the last
official acts Of Governor Pollock was the ap-
pointment of Henry Zerbe, Esq of this place,
late County Treasurer, as Notary Public
This makes the third appointment for this
county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21

nA-The weather continues pleasant, more
like spring than winter.
Continue-The religious meetings in the
Lutheran Church.
nsA-Elias b. Hammel of Decatur was Sc
yerely injured last week by tree which he
was telling striking him.
RSA-John Minehart Of Granville struck his
foot with an axe few weeks ago, causing an
| ugly wound.
SD. D. Matthcrsbough has been ap-
pointed Mercantile Appraiser by the County
Com missioners.
ne31Peterson's Counterfeit Detector and
Bank Note List is also to be published semi
monthly as well as monthly, at 81 additional
to the terms noticed few weeks ago.
SIWill our neighbor Of the Democrat. in
pursuance of his comments on our article,
| tell us whether Buchanan or Douglas occupies
| the true democratic ground in relation to
Kansas affairs?
cJ'Jacob Herzog, merchant, who was to
have been tried this week on a charge of re-
ceiying goods stolen from the cars of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company knowing
them to have been stolen, committed suicide
by hanging himself at Lancaster on Sunday
last
sG~The new Sheriff Of York county last
week ordered rowdy prisoner named Michael
Fisher, who was tearing things up generally
in his cell, TO be shot, and pistol ball was
lodged in each leg. The affair has created
some excitement, and viii probably end in 4
legal investigation.
eGD~rhe Hollidayeburg Standard, with its
usual force, is down On repeal of the tom
mage tax, in the course of which it alleges
that the local shippers are content to pay it.
They are not content to pay it and besides,
the admitted fact that they do pay it, ia
strong argument for its repeal. The whole
principle is wreng, because if trade ought to
be taxed here, now that the special matter
for which it was imposed no longer exists, let
plank roads. turnpikes, and other railroads
also contribute to the State treasury in the
same way.
Sn-Wistars BaI-am of Will Cherry IS pleasant 10 the
taste, and seldom fails effect speedy ever Spc
cleS Of throat and lung DISEASES II scientific pFepara
tion, skully compounded For sale BY {. Ritz.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21

Obituary.
BENJAMIN McCeY died at his residence in
Granville township, Mifiin county, Pa, on
January 10th inst, after lingering illness
of pulmonary consumption, in the 37th year
of his age. One year last October his COM
panion was suddenly removed from the fami-
ly circle by death. 1t was severe aflietion
to him, and he never appeared to recover
from the shock. Four of his little children
had been taken previous to this, and now that
his Anna was gene the world to him appeared
to have perished. As q man he was unas-
suming in his pretensions-and in all the re-
lations of life, as brother. father, husband
and friend, he was faithful and true, and none
knew him but to love him. He has left three
little children and large connexion of rela
tives to mourn his loss but we mourn not
without hope. His last illness was lingering
and at times very painful, yet he endured it
all with Christian patience, and he was never
heard to utter murmur or complaint Much
of his time was spent in prayer to God, not
that he might i've, but that he might be fully
prepared to depart and be with Christ, which
is far better, and that he might suffer all HIS
righteous will and to the end endure. During
his illness, his trust and unfaltering conf
dence in his Savior remained firm and unsha-
ken TO the end, often repeating Trust feeble
man, thy Makers love-" and with Job ex-
claiming, I" will trust in my God though he
slay me, -" At even time it shall be light"
God was evidently preparing him for his
change, and az he nesred the gate of death
he peacefully and triumphantly closed his
eyes to all OF. earth, isping in sweetest ac-
cents, It's getting lighter and LIGHTER"
On Monday his earthly remains were laid
in the new Wesley Chapel aud Ehenezer Gem
etery. followed by large number of friends,
there to await the resurrection of the just
Peaceful and sweet viii be his sleep,
And his quiet rest win the angels keep"
January 20, 1858. B.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21


Journal Of Lntsxstry.-Samuel Llovd a.
SAMSON street. Philsdelphia, has issued So,
numbers Of a new periodical under the ,.,
title, to be devoted to the advocacy Of A ,,s
ey of the government, which will estab6y
an American system that will foster ANA.
can interests, and protect American ipdu..,
against the ruinous competitor Of the nam.
labor of Europe. as we'll as a general E.s
-Hecum Of statistics Of the agricultural r,,
ufaeturing. mechanical, mining, comme,e.
financial and laboring interests of the ceua,,,
1t is edited by j. p Sanderson, ESQ. is sbis
ly recommended by a humber of proniosI
citizens, and will be furnished at the ssn,,
ing rates: One copy for year, S.; :or q,
months, $l.50; ten subscribers for vsa, !.
for six months, addressed to the same n,
office, at the rate of $3.50 per copy ys.,.
twenty subscribers or more, for year OF i,
months, addressed to the same post Office :.
the rate Of g per copy year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21

Cosmopolitan Art Union-Snt.f Al
viii be received by IL. J. Walters, Esa
the 25th instant, that being the h.. !, +
which remittances can be made. P..l
scriber of s3 is entitled to any Of tbel..s
Magazines, or a copy of BaeOn's eeles.'
engraving " Manifest Destiny" p,;D,.a
fine plate paper, 26 by "a inches :.
which can be seen at the Prothono,,,.,
and the Art Journal for one year. F..s
scribor, in addition, is entitled to ~ ~
the drawing for the distribution Of aas
of art, tae principal being Powers, g..
the Greek Slave, worth several thou.,ns I
lars. Call ON Mr.. w. and subscribe \.
the last chance.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21

Hollolcay's Ointment and PHis.-Chronic
rheumatism that had defied the physicians
for twenty years and distorted the victim al
most out ST the shape of humanity, has been
repeatedly cured by the Ointment Itrelieves
the agony of the patient almost Immediately,
and its laxative effect upon the contracted
sinews, knotted muscles and enlarged joints
of the rheumatic cripple. is as wonderful as
it is delightful. lamentations Of warm wa
ter should be used to prepare the parts for the
application Of the Ointment. and the Pills
may be given occasionally with advantage
Beware Of ceuntcrfeits: see CIutioH at foot
Of ilolluwaT's advertisements
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21
s@We have received the s-..

We have received the FIRST nunb..
Sargent's School Monthly" a new -
zine. fer pupils and teachers, schosl. !.
families, containing exercises in rssssin.
defamation, original articles, eduest;.,'
news, &C., edited by Epes Sargent, auth
the Standard Speaker" the Standars g.
of Readers, &c. 1t is designed to fa,s'
fresh matter for reading and decIan,s
new and original dialogues, elocutio,,.
pieces, and information of every kind ~
may advance the interests Of the sehool,,
and help teachers to keep up with tn. tn1
on questions pertaining to their profas..
Terms, One Dollar per annum, or Eve eo,;]
for Four Dollars. Address Epes Sa,v.,.
Boston, Mass.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21
Married.

In this place Tuesday evening last the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev j. A Ross PETER SPAS(-
LER formerly Of York, and Miss CAROLINE : BURNS.
daughter OF Gen. James Burns. all Of this place.
TN entering the relation e trust that their
Journey be Of happiness and peace blessc with
health and all else that make life desirable Ia the sill
ken tie that binds willing hearts.l
At the residence Gf c. Hoover. EsI. this place on
Tuesday afternoon last, by c. Hoover, ESq. ROBERT
ST0DART, Editor of the Tyrone Herald. Miss MARY
MILES, both OF Tyrone Ct.y,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21
THE q.
LEWISTOWN, Pa.
Thursday. January q, 1858.
Notices of New Advertisements.

johnson Clarke dissolved The business VIII be
continued by Mr.. johnson.
The Young America Corn Shelter is said to be the best
machine of the kind made. and very cheap
The Bridge Company has declared
OF per cent.
Three carpenters find employment with R. NJ Rs
rick at McVeytown.
Some change has been made in the arrival and departure
of the trains.
Shimp Major still continue to attend market every
Tuesday and Saturday morning, with beef, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21
Obituary.

Died, yesterday, in this place, Mrs. HoOT
wife of Amos Hoot
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-01-21
Pennsylvania Railroad.

IL Passengers taking The AItoous - A.
Train for points West of Altoona, WIN u v.s
tanned at that place until the arrival OF lh0
Mail Train west mia.
Fare to Harrisburg, 81 s5; to Philadea1PnD' ea
5 90; TO Altoona, 10; to Pittsburgh, , w. ,iu,
uFThe Ticket Office will be open ~ n-sr rTs
utes before the arrival of each Fassets
Train. d, E. robson, sgeH''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
REsTAURANTs.

r,xcuANcv SHADES. 40 BRoOME STREET, NEXT
~ 10 corner Of II shall be most happy 70 see all my
and friends without further invitation q The above
c.ei bouse to partakc cold collation. Al " " on Tues
day sept shall hereafter serve up hot Joints daily from
IspN SUNDAYS excepted. Liquors, ara Wines. seaars
&c Of best quality Chops steaks rarebis oacnei &C
Ae.. 10 order. W. siAMnSNo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

NEW YORK RACES; ,,o,
The races over the Fashion Course. Long Island win
mence on MONDAY postponed from Friiay) september "a.
y pi4 pAY laosSpay sEPIgssEs q lsss
500 subscription af forfeit Closed with four nominations
kebsr kutzs Bronx. b. imp Monarch, out OF Lady
VIM ~ Gibbons b. Godleaf by Trojan, Of Goldpln
w,ra sp - sr Thrs. Neck by Cracker out Of se
4 John Hunters ch e. Jim Watson by imp Glencoe Of
sx sESssS sAsF so sAK s1l D aass
5000 subscription hall forfeit with 81 SO added II the race is
John n essa WIN , sshM .Sas0n om.,,
Wsshing,on, BY Revenue cut Of sarah Washington By
Kus m Alamods, BY Mariner out Of Fashion
s. VIM dSSass ch M Mary Eveno ); INN Glen
coc Of saiie Ward by John r. Grylnss . a yrs
John Hunters Oh Nicholas l., by imp Glencoe, out
John ssisis s.
rS1s W. po%siI b h. sla.Sel BY caidc
nf bssa.su Sarah sS a1 S %s
Sqs OF Ss q .s,S ' %s
SEiH TSS Sa S y$S DAN K -. ~
sioo subscription half forfeit Closed with Six nominations
Moiss CHI O. by imp Monarch. out OF Fidelity By imp.
Also, g, by imp Monarch OF cassandra by imp.
p q Bushs ch. f. starbesm by imp Glencoe, dam By
VIM H. Gibbons b Crnollne by FinancIer out Of Miss
,n Maui, h Sy mp pr ~ , rrn,,.. m !,
Shadow.
Charles 8 Lleyd's CHI T., by Kingpin dam by Cadmus
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER g.
SWEEPSTAKES FOR THREE YEAY oLDs, TWO NILE
$500 subscription 800 forfeit with $500 added Closed with
four nominations.
John Campbels ch f., by imp. Glencoe out Of Mrh BY
Wagner.
Reber Kuzs b. c. Pickaway by Wagner, dam by Che
rister
VIM H. Gibbons' aoldleaf by Trojan, out of Godpin
by Boston
T. Thos &Thos W. Doswes oh. Planet by Revenue, out
OF Nina by Boston.
SECOND RACK, SAME DAY,
THU FASHION HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
TWO HALF;
800 subscription forfeit 80 declaration, with plate
valued At 3, 600 added by the proprietor.
Closed on the LIST July with sixteen nominations Below Is
list OF the entries, their ages allowances, DC.
Appro-
Age Rrise Handicap. Allow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
AMUSED ENTs.


IN Tickets 80 cents No reserved seats, Doors open al
- Tocommenceats
THE SPECTRAL DRAMA
Phantom" has never been equsiled.
realize the bssutfaI effects d Ibis drsms - ''''
'''' MISS AGNES aoBERrsos,
"'p' MR. DION not acIcAuLT
as tho Spectre and in his celebrated Of Sir ~s
Tor,caI, MosD., ssrr. r. 1884,
Mr. Boorc'o"a'f' sre.4, ;Rs' s drama
Act FIasr--Tiss 1860
;.T1s terrible q EsySs
ssSy By noon an.
aS ssso Of ASss story q :
rse, ssSe ;s
%aaIhs a. Lucy ysss'sThs death q ~
Scene lThe rocky The ascent Of Lord Albert 70 -
Sesns psnss p Dealing @s Sy Of he .p'es
OATH and leaves hs spectre The highest peak Of the
ss r,, M rnya creep down as mounAn -
pour life into the phanonas eoay-rerrble revival e
defiance OF death--Tabieau.
co R.sy and Hassr rSssry i's san to R.sy a.
ae now once more rebuilt and restored 70 i. mAnorA
back Ada to iife u '"0 '1'"se p"'''"" VINO 0''s
The Of the Ss
pearanos os tho phantomie has found another vcmSk
will Of Sir Allan Raby.
Scene 3-The braTy-Ths old Doctor looks up he vSua
phantom in the black dcionary-s horror the discovs
Scene 4The brdal-Ada becomes the bride af PhAn0
The Interruption chaiiengeThc Phantom calls his
tim BY hs mystic her sensesShe obeys himAA
In the Specres powerShe recognizes him
creson-iier horror at the discovery that heart beats -
breast; blood his veinsfhc timely arrival Of
Doctor and tho dictionary.
Scene 6Thc rocky passEdgar and tho Phantom AAsana
10 the mountain pesk 10 fight their duel
Scene the Lasl-rhs peaks OF snowdon-rhs duei-Mesa
rLeThe life begins return the specreTha de0w
reads the prescriponThe body OF the spectre ~
abyss-Uuer humiliation Of the phantom
The performance will commence with
THE WINDMILL.
Marion Miss Rob0renon
In rehearsal drama In i've acts BY Dion Bsuv4oa
entitled
PAUvRETTE,
IN which
MR. GEORGE JORDAN
whose engagement the have the honor
nounce will make his first appearance. Also which
MRS. COLEMAN POPE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
cCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

IryEsrGHT. TOPICAL IMPROVEMENTS, TO ENABLE
~ NJ advanced with and " dts
crunnate objects with perfect dsnctness ne-srs 500
MONS opticians have invented and patented spectacle lenses
Of the transparent power Tho valuable advantage
derived on this invention, that vision Impaired IL
employ their SIGHT At ,he most minute occupaion n sc with
these lenses Of much ess magnynE power snd they Dc not
require the ruens changes the effects of further
powerful assistance Persons suited n the most remote
parts n the World by sending pair Of spectes OF one y the
glasses Of them IN letter and stating the distance rom
tho they read small print with H. aud se who have
made of epectacles BY stating their ~ Abemars
street, Pccaeiy w., opposite the Hotel London, Eng
7 Any NJ ~ ocuIIsr AND AuRrsT $50 SIXTH AVE
nue. continues 10 remove blindness thought ncurahc
ANY Diseases of standing removed amruris ceces
lc without ore~euon pain Weak failing ey~s hrme
discly strength a. Consulted Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

CADEMY OF MUSIC
nc u ne
Of hs. ! New fs.i but Sas sa. WEEK
MONDAY Evn sFEs1 x. ys5 3 BALLET.
R0ssinrs chef douysst, ru1
wm be repeated for The second time with mos. powerf
ca"
rrineigai Ssar9csrs m tho opera sy,
't''i ssasis sSEaSSS
g. =, vr, LOUISE LAMogkEgx. .r,s,
Conductors. {xAGk aos ToRsfAM
he public
the Opera commencing at X O'clock
Parquet. dress circle and boxes q o
Secured Secure seats seats to be paid errA
Sale Of tickets every day at the office Of the Academy
sreusins' naiTs stores sbeIs lie y Wa
street. from I'LL O'Clock
RowERY THEATRE.
Monday evening. Sep. q iSs : "'' : !" '''S
mn JESSIE TasSYi6S IA BROWN sSS,rs
Gregory M O. l. Fec
Is sTsAK NsC ia iTALiAx 6fKkX COMPANY
nn TSnsy Mx9sSas i5@opsr" M''Ase- rRovAroRE
g.. ss:.s s2rs First
Wednesday, 29ti-Chesp Opera night
La TRAVIAfA,
Thursday, 90th-NORMA.
Madame COISON in her great role Norma. JUNOA
Friday, Oct l-STRAKOSCHs Italian Opera Company in
Brooklyn.
Saturday, Positively last appearance Of the srakosch
italian Opera Company when extraordinary musical day
and evening performance will be given.
DARNUMs MUsEUM-oNE WEEK MORE or THR
ID and surprisingly beautiful series Of entertainments
views models Representations &C. constituting THIopON1
thousands of active aguresmen women, children horseS
dogs elephants camcls vehicles, boats, &C., &C. all gifted
with mouon enacly IKE liie On Monday a O'Clock as
tons of reayBonapsre crossing the Alps; Island Of st.
Helena and Aotheosso Napoleon Tho CITY q EdinburN
The Flying Rope Automaton The Storm mt The Grand
Aquara to be web the Happy Family Living SER
pents &C. Abundance ALL Is cents, Children under ten, Is
cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

DArRyOTIo LINE-FoR LIyERPo0L-.THB FAvO
rte and fast sailing ship HENRY CLAY, Capt Caukins
will sail Her accommodations
eqused and abe Of tbs fastest shps anoat For
IN this favorie shin apply board V K. COLLINS co.
ct the once on psr No. North river.
A USTR ALIA.-COMMERCIALL iNE-FOR MELBOURNE
IA direct Sailing promptly advertised days. The supe
l. clipper ship e. NORRIS $500 tons burthsu
Foliinsby commander, viii Immediate despatch
above port This vessel takes her berth with three
fourt OF her actually and going board
she thoroughly ventilated freight line order
high reputation for her fast sailing qualities II
confidently expected abe will make tho inside 10
days. The for first and second cabin
convenience comfort and
give her the any vessel loading
taa Shippers emgrants invited
board, pser No North river. or 70 PIcKARD 6CO Is
Consgnees Australia Messr George A. Lloyd Co. gov
eminent agents for New South Wales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
SHIPPTNG.

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE or STEAMERS
i between New York, Southampton HAvre and Bremen,
WIN sal follows. carrying the United states mais;-
Hayro and
From Now York for South Bremen for 1 Southampton
ampton Havre and Bremen. Southampton for New York
Ariel. ...s4... Oct 80 Nov. a. Dec l.
Thsss ssamships have wzteright compartments and
Prizes q passage per vandebFrst cabin 500 and s3o;
second cabin so and per Arerst cabin $0 second cabin
go; third cabin, 80
Certincaies issued for passage from Europe.
6pecie delivered In London and PaUs
d. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
~ and New Orloans-The steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Capt g. r. GrMn, win sail on Saturday, October At
O'Clock NJ from foot OF Warren street Bills of ading of
the proper form funihed a the Once and no bills Of ang
apply At 1T West street, corner Of Warren.
u. o. ROBERTS, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-THE AMERICAN
II Atlantic Screw Steamship, Companys and first class
steamship MONTGOMERY, =. crocker, commander viii
leave pier No IL North river Saturday October at
O'Clock precisely Passage savannah, with improved
coMmodations $l5 Through tickets Macon, $2i; Mont
Mobile ss5 New Orleans $50 50 Freight 10 cents foot
and proporonate half per Apply
10 II. B. CROMWELL co. No. 81 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

ByoR sAvANAH.-THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
Screw Steamship Company's and elegant steamship
HUNTSVILLE J. 4. Post commander VIII ieaye pier y
Cabin passage savannah with unsurpassed accommoda
tons, SIS Through tickets TO New Orleans $50 80 Mobile,
$50. Montgomery, S25 Albany, Ca S24 Columbus and At
iania Ga SIS Macon. s2 Insurance. one half cent
Freight 10 cents per foot aud propoonate rates Apply
II. b. CROMWELL CO., IS West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

RIO MANAGERS or THEATRES, Erc-rHF sUBscRi
her win furnish low figure copies OF Coe6s gret,
ssev ,s finished IN Tho New York Ledger ~ Gic3uwer,
lie North Sea Rover adapted for The ssge ~ c,e q our
mos, popular authors D. " hhNa, ir"y' y. v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And combination cushions
Pro4ec<ed By letters patent, dated
February 10, 188,
October ~ s8,
December r. 1857,
January ID is5S Qwo OF this daie(
The recent made In these tables mako hem IN
surpassed The world They cnered 70 the scientific
h,ard player combining speed with truth never before %
tatned IN any billiard table salesroomsT5 and I broadw
M n Mandatory So Ann street
CHARPs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES WITH H0I,
a. mans paent refexble cushions, patented MAY 1873
Perrs IN want superior tables viii DO well by calling be
fre purchasing elsewhere Several SECOND hand tables on
sand i be cheap All orders viii be promptly attended
40 by addressing the mandatory, lis Fulton street N n
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WALLACKs THEATRE
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REOPEN
In few days
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON
ENTIRELY RkGILT,
PAINTED
and
REFRIGERATED.
Under the sole management
OF
Mr. WALLACK.
Stage Manager, Mr.. LESTER.