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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-12

what particnlaf benefits, Nc bre dis
posed % inquire, hays accrued u any
body from the location Of tll army inl
II present position? Il the eoiruptiop
Of society, the laying 81 snaies for th6 \
Or The pfoVocaiion.ol quarreIs
and collision had been intended,
their location may have been 4 very
good selection; although II ii 1 matter
entirely Of speculation, is To how safe
i might have proved ii Them il the
last instance, But If resl service had
been contemplated, they could scarcely
have selected . worse spot Surrounded
and handsomely guarded - they are
Eby settlements, their own position may
be secure, but their efficiency ID pro-
tect the frontiers IS entirely nulliHcd.
1 For example, the campaign Of the
first autumn proves chat We are correct.
We have no record 81 any particular
defalcation on tho part Of any 81 Tia
officers who conducted the campaign,
Of we're engaged ii ii. We should, ii
calling this 4 campaign, qualify itwitl
!, the term of atoilsOme, weary, rcsultlcsi
|, march Who was I'd blaine9 Not tlis
!. ofIicer III command. nor the troops
The answer i simply this; had the
advice DC men Of sense, experience,
] and patriotism, been taken, the army
I would, ii the first place, have taken ii
I position 10 Cache Valley, and thence
could have given prompt and yaluabll
: protection 70 the main travelled rout,
Ito the Pacific As It was, the result 8
J 4 heavy march in heat and dust va
! fatigue, and hence want Of ability il
I protect women and children from blood
! nassncres within d dny's march.
Ithad been argued and we blushed |,
I hear ii, that the winters Nere tlrear.
4 and cold inC Cache Valley Women AMI
children and thor little aocks of calyel
and sheep are there; some of them hay.
/ ing abandoned tho vicinity Of CamI
Floyd for j place that suited then
better.
There i no use in multiply lying words,
We cannot, after the most unprejudiced
examination Of the question, rid our
! selves 81 the impression that the whole
Iobject aimed 81, was 70 annoy oul
citizens, and feed hungry speculation.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-12

Il, Be drew from bis pocket 4 three
inch single barelled pistol (of Allen
and Thurber's make }, and fred whilst
tie individual was in the act Of cooking
bis revolver the third time. The ball
passed through the window shutter, and
the man Immediately left, exclaiming
To his companion who was on horse-
back Id the street, I'LL Be damned IL
il amt shot through The shoulder
They both left Oh one horse, and as
vet no knowledge has been obtained
81 who they we're. Blood was found
at the window and IN the street the next
morning The evening preceding this
dastardly attempt, two persons came
ID Morrison's house and inquired Of
the boy where his father slept, and said
they wanted to get q place to sleep.
They were strangers 10 the boy, but lie
says he would know them If be was u
see them again. Communicated.
u. s. SECOND JUDICIAL DIsTRIoT.
In Genoa, Carson Valley, twenty grand
!. jurors were empanneled upon new
sEvenire, issued BY Judge CrAdlebangh
The probability Is, that q large am0nnt
of business will come before that body
So says the ssEnterprize.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-12

: MI O " "a / IN II
end y undergoing ne projection Be i |
entilledto. How r1py millions hos the |
fostering care Over Snch charactsrs cost
ne natiOn2
NAEHDTCroRY Am REsIaaArIoS oF
II X DoTsoE, y. s. MARsnAL ron
UTAH we long since have heard tie
ruinor that our friend "Peter', had
ceased u b legally ] federal pst inI
Utah;since which time We have watched
EcarefulIy his acts IS Marshal, that the
cause Of onr clients should not suffer
lby the illegal service oil i writ Of other.
I process. Our authority for our pre-
face We take from the Phila. 'sDoIlar
Newspaper, Oct. 9th. II speaks for
itself. While We admire Peters,
patriotism and candor ID assuring
4 President buchanan 81 his loyalty to
his administration, he speaks out man-
4 fully the truth that ssdimes are want
ing % support il. The United States
NJ Marshal iii his letter oil RESIGNATION
y,
III IA :s595
w lensletinI this. ny tasiEna tlous l deem
n y ny duty e warn YOU ~ far A. my hum
ble yeire viii ayail, tbat me ptessnt policy
cf the gcvernusnt towards This Territory VIII
be fatal u Federal eapren'acg Il Utah, and can
only tend 70 build lp, consplid and perpetnate
me political and eceiesiasiiea power Bingham
Young and his successors.
The unasked and 10 this day derIded pardon
extended TO treason, has only tended to ehcour-
ags traitors, and the presence Of Federal troops,
crippled and INUNDATED BY the INSTRUCTIONS and
restraints imposed on them, serves only The
pnrpose Of enfichiug the Golfers Of The Mormon
s Church, and Of snbserying the ends Of Mormon
policy. The Courts IL ihe United States ID the
Territory, powerIess 10 do good, II dreadful
mockssy Of jastire, are compelled to lend the
power and majesty d .he Law 20 aubssrys The
8 evil designs d the very criminals whom they
sock 70 punish. Impotent 70 project Innocence,
they sncoutage crime. s. s .... s5 4 s
The Federal officers 81 the Territory, op-
b lPcsed and annoyed continually by those whose
+ cordial support and co.operatiOn could alone
enable Them effectively 70 sustain the dignity
~ a''a sass - = .Gt@'
d Though wiling & serve t,e Admui,tratiOu from
which received my aPpolntment, y cannot re-
InaiIl an officer o. the government without the
power: 70 maiaialn its dignity Z becomes, n
this connection. % represent 70 your Exc cheney
he entire inadequaey Ct the compensation q the
unl'sd states Marshal n me Territory @ ulahr
ssai' ana 'ns rec s eonae,slo se WIN ahs sane
The duties d the mar.hsl re very oasrous md
fatgaing, and i strictly attended e, preclude
almost entirely pc engaging Y any other ousi:
s,ooo a.r mann s. 81,
/, share II he expenses J, ! family. The Terri
] loriaI Legislature have refused 2 appropriate
~ nssss.s, ,anas = .y la' na''a les'
,he,.for, o5lIs.S 3 n,,fo,,n n. .e,yc. rra,al,.
cseiines il he eoar. end which rs Legislators
hoped BY this means % accomplish. The
enonnsn's e ths oitles ere thus entirely dis
~. 8 IS ,sss'' ! 8 IS -
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ATTEMPTED MuRDER.--At Spanish
Fork, on the night of Nov 3D., as
John Morrison Mas asleep in his room,
the window shutter was opened by
some unknown person, who reached in
and presented areyolyer at Morrison,s
head and snapped it twice. His son, a
boy fourteen years of age, being in the
room, saw the shutter opened and the
revolver presented at his father. His
first thought was to clinch il, but fear
ing he was not strong enough to hold
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LATE PApERs. Only few of.our
exchanges have as yet reached US; and,
for the last two rthree mails, We have
not received tho full numbers Of our
private subscription list; but the de-
ficiency has been kindly supplied Us By
our obliging Postmaster, r, N. Nor
rell, who will please accept our thanks
for the same, zs.. IS.
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and y undergoing ne protection BE i
entitled to. How neny millions hos the
fostering care over inch charactsrs cost
ne natiOn2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-04
ALEXANDRIA,.


CWSssYsSoeSSe " lhS Sfof. = -
ALKxANDRIA, Va, Nov. 4, 1859
The stockholders Of the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad convened at the ONCE Of the company
yesterday ut noon. w. d. Han, Of Albemarle
was appointed Chairman, and J. r. Reid, secre,
tary A committee. eopsisting Of L. d. Taylor. of
Alexandria, w. II Gaines, Of Fauquier and j. M .
billiard, Of Nelson, was sppoi nsed % exauine and
report upon the proxies. The meeting then took
recess until o'clock p. n. when the coumietee
reported quorum Of stock present In person and
recton was then read. The total receipts Of the
year, arising from transportation Of pas,ensers
ana freight, &c, amount 70 the sum Of 9s2ss Ss7
against s2Ss ea5 81 Of the year before, showing an
increase Of 90, o0t g. The net receipts are
sl53 57l6i, against si5l ,e72 &6 Of the year pre-
ceding. -
A collision occurred yesterday between |. fteisbt
ana q material train on the Orange and Alexsndria
Railroad, near Sangster's Station, by which both
locomotives were somewhat damaged, but fortu-
nateiy no one was injured. The passenger tain
DID not reach here until three o'clock, in come
The November term Of the County Court COM
mences IL ses<ion on Monday, Justice Turner
Dixon presiding. The Circuit Court a Fairfsx
county commences on Monday next
The Aiexapdria Ri1emen have we learn rented
American Hall, which will be used q an armory
by them In future. SIS :, - = = - -
The Fair Of the NJ. z Church South continues
70 attract large crowds Of persons every night.
Lsu night the company were treated % some 0ne
music ~ Espuhs band. C..
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0uoneEfswn, November 4, 1850
The sanos shoat n esr city Yesterday morning
thsf eesak had ooeurred q The canal between
h9s snd Haspefs Ferry, ~ false. The dstsn-
eon q the packet cluAmes Antelope was caused
sn ses WING WING s.y & &C. gssss e a her ma.
- n 9e-oay. he Breegie made her regular trip
ing gam ''' '
cnte and rather novel way Of eestinx shoes On
= cheap Gale vas pr.eticed upon Mr. spano by
aweiLdressed lady yesterday. She went into hfs
store snd selected pair Of fne sass.s. puiisd cat
them and then remarked, al Vim his sSesn 70 %
person in the store being deceived, probably by
her ane dressing, suffered her 70 take the shoes
away, since which nothing has been seen sf her
BY Mr. Sparro. Othen dealers win doubles be
consulting their interest BY keeping look out for
The following extracts from the annual report
Of the Board Of Guardians Of our Public SCHOOL,
porssion By Nc. J. +. bangs. Tie secretary Il the
Bcard, win doubtless be al interest 70 our citizens.
Whole amount paid Tor salaries q teachers -four
y iW, e follows; Teschtr q senior departmsns
partment do, Miss Ann Jewell, $50; teacher II
senior department Of female school, Mrs F. Far
qunar, $50; junior department Of do, Mis- Good,
the year, In the senior department Of male school,
o.; junior department do. IS. Number Of scholars
In staencancs during the year in the senior de-
Parsns Of female school, co. I'm the junior de-
p ~. OF 90, n0
Ihs report ate, giving large amount Of In
formadsn In regard to the general operations Of
tne scnoon. ana Board Of Gurdians, the efort.
~. ma..ing 70 es1onsnment In the western portion Of
tue Own, Sioses a follows ave oeR leave 70 say
IN conciuding tms annual report, that we believe
sne veorgetown schoof, IN all It's Departments. 20
&c IN more prosperous condition ct this tune
tnAn nas ever been before, and 10 certainly emit
ueo 70 your iosserinE care and comneDds itself 70
sne wei wlsnes NOT only OF your honorable bodies,
NV W. saso OUT entire community. And we hope
~ sne nDerM spirt which has marked your ac-
ion ns.sso.ose vii. 0e continned with an incressed
sotce ano vigo, unui u snail De In the reach Of al
~ nave .ue,s cniioten thoroughly educated upon
,ne moss uoef.a plan, and In keeping with the
mosIes y, sae age. NO argument 10 necessary 10
/ OWn Inc board Is convinced from past expe-
nsnce ana ooservsuon That an extended system Of
eoucauon - needed. The rapid advancement Of
many OF sne pupils Is retarded by want Of means
20 mees me gro1ing necessity. Our means compel
S " =. "a hema,n I.tn'n cef1in nmin The demand
Tor al vanced branches Of study was quite appa-
rem 70 the Board during the past year. vet could
nov Ge mes Tor the want Of means already alluded
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=
The Appeal IN - Goss 81 Drswn-rrial a
Shiceas CreenCesk'ss ase-Cssaisisn 81
= ~'s1.ss
Cha 11.ksTowxs Nopsnbee 3--Tns COUNSEL q
Brown'scase NM 90 exceptions 70 the ieci11Ss
sof the 0oure yefusina ~ motion Tor an srreM q
ludgment, snd N11l CITY the case 10 The Cou1t 81
AppeayX nov q tessto0 It Richmond. Mr.. Gil
n VIII rgne DE csc hsfore that Court. u Nny
BE tAECn mp In TIT ooolt 1mmedistely, bUk r.
not decided befoFo de day Axsd fos the ezocs-
psieve. 6
gro, II now going on. Mr.. 6riswold appeared -
kis counsel. Judge Runsell, e Bostsa, h also on
his way here, to take part In the defence Of the
pRisonefs.l lathe remainder Of the cases the same
cousse win Be pursued ~ In thee O. Brown md
Coppee. The prosecution will prove their points,
gsf . verdict, and TIE defence will move for an
arrest Of judgment The decision Of the Court
o. Appeals In Browns Gee viii thur settle the
whele. u u believed that the Court will sem
tence al the psisoness to be hung on the same
day. sS & ~ : q
guilty win be entered, and that be Will make
certain revelations, upon the strength Of which
Stevens - stiI In dangerous condition; nothing
but his amazing physical strength and IN Iron con-
stituticn could have enabled him TO survive under
wounds sufficient 70 kin three ordinary men.
The excitement here IL subsiding, though q
strict military guard IL stu maintained and the
trials Of the remaining prisonees are not expected
TO develop any new OF Interesting points.
Mr.. Hoyts one Of Browns counsel, has returned
| to Boston. -
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ursA Mr.. De Cordova delivered a lecture In
New York on Tuesday night on the subject Of
:. Wall street" The various business done In
Wall street, and especially the operations Of the
board Of brokers, were humorouslv described, ex-
citing the laughter and applause Of the audience
- each successive hit was recognized. The lee
turer defended Wall street. with some warmth,
against the denunciatiops which he said are fire.
quently hurled against that thoroughfare by the
suburban and rural prints, and showed that the
Persons actually doing business in Wall street,
although extremely g smart" people, conduct their
operations with honor and probity
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w NM ~, =. sAss.aEss, .. = A, ! =
IN ~ IS: !: ss ! : !. '' -;
= ls:r.. Z, -. -. 80 xss.g ,ussI
~ eu!ses - . 49, Nm 4 - ~ s..ss
80 - sss1gssS III - = 70 ~ 49, -
-. 49, unbsas1bis. lS,1S, 80 ~ j..
8 - - $3.50 8. -: - sslsS
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IL YES" said a kind mother, Of one of our
city churches; helping her little to learn his
vagabond on the earth; he was SO bad that be
thought every man would slay him. Where
could wicked Cain 60 tor "Why, mother,r re-
10 BALTIMORE
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Id There Is something amusing in the follow
ing dispatch from Charlessown to the Baltimore
Exchange: .-e.s5.-
nent. The guard has been incTeased Three
men selling patent medicines have been ordered
ont Of town: The people are arming everywhere,
and are ready for any emergency"
The good people Of Charlestown are right
There IL more danger Ia three quack doctors than
in the whole army Of abolition -Prorideaee Jesr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-04

Tnx EloroR ADuLrRRATio IN MAssAcHusxrrs
We published on Monday IN sccount of the ex-
animation BY Massachusetts Legislature Gem
mitee 81 the State Liquor Agent, for adulteraaing
the liquors which. under the Maine law Of that
state, he was appointed to se 70 the sxclusion Of
other dealers, "A growing suspicion that the
beverages which he dispensed sfof medicinal
aud sacsamental purposes" were impure led 10
the proceedings, and facts Of . damnine chafac-
Ter have come to light.
heagent has, accordingly, while denying his
guilt, rendered his resignation. which has been
appointed his successor. Mr.. Burnham, the agent,
10 the author, five mistake not, Of book called
s.The Hen Fever, - describing mis- success in hum
bugging our people with those awkward, long
Shsng tnis-a race which ought 10 be extinct. The
revelations Of the liqpor agency promise TO be
quite a. entertaining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-04

DThe Vermont House Of Representative has
passed the bill appropjating % 600 for a marble
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~ An institution called the Pawness Bank n
about to be established In Boston. The object IL
10 create an institution at which articles can be
terest. Fifty thousand dollars are required by the
charter to be subscribed before the Bank can 90
into operation, and thirty three thousand have
alroedy been subscribed The institution js very
communicable one In III design and vii no doubt,
be alsc found profit ble speculation 70 In stock
holders. Such an establishment rightly conduc-
ted II needed in every considerable city In the
Union, and would be found profitable, ~ well a.
ayreat humanitary assistant 70 many unfortanstes.
We believe there ID charter for similas insfitu-
ton, the ChatteI Loan Company, granted by the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
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! " ~ A..yi'siPiann writing . the New resl

Herald, nys:
- have hesrd, and sesn il some Of the North
efn nPes, stateAns - - erect that the ser-
u9ss % M. Botn and Nj, Green in the defsnce
fofmn &c, &c, Many Of Tie personsi ffiends AZ
~ notn, myself among the number, knowine
snes soen s:sssssnts are gr.tui0ssly fass and nm
columns. NJ. Both IL . man who. Iika H..
Gay, "woulq rather Be light than Be Presidenf:b
e smaneafiy eenstentfous, and We know that. -
~ = y - permitted b. Bsows, untu hi3 re-
eegf< ~ - had ssns csa16s II iSis couns, ),
- nboe4 ~ him xealonsly and skilfallv IN IL
ai,cn.ses q z tai, dcahfles originaiiy An IN
he diechagged consclentionsly, with : Ayed 49,,
mtp1dQq = avail hirnselfof every possible poinf
sn4 3ehnicelity Of hwand pracfics Ii bshs6 q
6ts cnenk fhe same Tenlarks win apply "a NJ.
wauanfed and usjuse.'' 81 3 8
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~rrS fHvyvanrrn1f1 nVN AID
HE GvEkyUy0 O1 A1es !
&C. =. -. -.
" A8k4kM6xVu OA1
FRIDAY............... Nsvs1bes - issss
ate The Weekly ssdf. sss.s
Pun = esu.a e nsssIslls.a news - sssllh
A cho6oo ufcRary reading, n new ou eur cOuutoR
~ - dslivury 10 ~ public. The fslIsw1nx
sresio eoassituts PM q - cea2eaas
sss,pjss& sersuas q sAs Hsspesss F>syy fvssSs ss
~ - tksS Asss prseyssses: x<l;tiessl pjssis-
s.wss - ssrsrd 70 sks css,ps,e<v. &e.; 1ssasz i
As1eAev Episefs - D4,xSsS EiEs De- DSoseks
Dpssdes-ss evief.el snrfek efsevs jsfusa; ne
osssSs Nups;sJs n ,~evse. Be- EImssd c. Sfsd
~: $50 - s :, : - 80. Z =
Nevs. Rr,,o,, 49, fyA<s,p yses Hasyoss F>yyy;
a Rets ,x,. p.,s:r 1ss Bssssmsvs E1sssios;
xs,e.,,eu 40 rr.sas csrsspssdeses; 1psses-
- vts1ssss :. 1ssS~s.
~ efhs re 49,. - - r.'sx.As sp-
ss - os'''s s''''s = = y ~ 1's'p'','
rs Pssssss<; Hos 70 d II; vuy Nsresss; ssf (
Dpas2sss Ness; Editevisls; Weshisesss Nose
ss6 Gnap; Lses1 Issslliesses, &C., &C.; -
Lsss Noes, (wdu - dssssssie, ~ sse0 ed
-
r. =
- : -. 49, - r' -.
.s.sS 49, -. 49, -D ...ss''' - 49,
-: - - .s' ~ =, = 3. IA,
ssns and sFsngsn sejourning in the Nstional
1ssspolis 70 ssnd to their friends At distance.
fries enly , cents pr copy, o. ei-2s per annum.
Pongs paid By stamps when 10 arranged.
.-z...,.-sse-..--.-.E
81" - - - IT, 49,.
IL (0081t{0I600 again UOGED the 011DO81U00 OF
The Repablican prea 10 wriggle out Of ths terrible
responsibility q the Harpers Ferry AMIR, and
.demun 10 al their pleas 70 that end.
The Cosssitsfies also compliments the Demoe-
rscy q New York city on their loyal action at
their recent meeting ~ Tammsny Hail.
TIE Isssnisssev makes mention Of the rejoinder
sno sas-se5o'nder o. Mes.s Doue'.s ana. s'.cs
o. .ee e.aI.os'.i aue.u0a, anu 'ns-
- W. y 10y p...asy Puonsn unelA - iau
- a1's sA1 We 'i'sA'ns =. S >"'
"a
UFfom Peterson 4 Bro., through Bishop 4
Co, 43s Pa avenue, we have No. Of Pesenoas
chap uaifssm edition Of Dickens' Works.
Drhe Hon. N. P. Bsnks delivered a lecture
he11se the Mercantile Library. In Brooklyn. on
Tuesday night, ON ssPersonai cbaracter.n with
special rslssence 10 the character Of washington.
u Ins M fesk Democae have dubbed
- cs,shs,s..s - 80 o. -. -. ~.
ssr.rrs.,,ss,, -, -. -' ''' s-A ny '-e
- e-y. -
H. The re1nrns u the names Of voters regis-
eFee y ~ fesk eity 1907 up lS,Sse-SS,7's
49, - =. - ~ :. .ne iAst oo.e e'ec.
ss' ana soous isooo more than were given q
~ nsn'eapel eseeuon 1857, which vas the
h,gssS vese 49, eess IN mat city.
p a. 80 = -.
Rev. Sen, M.,S,. esi.,,.is. ss,,.-s,v S.ro,,,'
spas.i IT, ssI "a. AZ d. wei ;, ael;vsr.d :, ~
citing ana .vvolutfon.rv ,ddr,. ON the H,,nrr,,
49, -.-.',.s.s - ~. .--aos.. - ~. 49,.
- -. -. =, 80 s.-u..-..,.. :. a.,
- '' = .- As SsAsiessAoA - sui
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uA AEvH1lUM - ~
M UsIcAL EvEN1N6s.
nR. w. HENgYPALMER - No.
respectfully announces his Intention OF givrnss
SERIES OF MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
Ar 1nr PEnHkl NON Han. "a
the kfst which ~ taks - % on :, -
SATURDAY, Nov iesh. Isse.
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sbs q tSs mnS Scn9 s 1850 vhleh While sees
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s,s; , sss ss ss.s s:ss
:tss@ses.!, y Shen Nc P.l@sI .,ii ss. sssssss,
OPP FELLowT HALL 3 II, vx..
DIR. =. BEALE,s $500
WONDERFUL
PANOPTICON OF-INDIA
sEPOY REBELLIONg
T.jsss Q. fisiss.: III III, f kss.i c Esss
Row., ~ s.s q. eT Prl..s g. ~ R hs:..
Or. BKALE respectfully annoasces tssf No sx~r
nc: % a. e a ss :ss ~
cor kosd 81 bean,ifol repre- ntAficps 81 css-
fssss. :ns.ssss. tid R 'ssssis H hissssss'
aei ss.,vsssa With saigy,ss, krm,ss,
s.i1al., via ~ BE ssaous and
- ps5inE tho wonders OF
Mechanicssm prf the
1ngsnuity Of Man
60 snch degree thai thes viii do auy fhi No but s>Il
w. .sa.s, sseros pt.ssnre. anu ssms ut And ia
H. eesnio AID 9 school fer n. Artist.
hsvipE nrir5nafet is the fertile brain
IT. "a ne pSs syp srs9sh krti.t
and befng the Fret ard only sxhihsson 81 she k,.S
either IN the ntfed states Europe. The eGerfs
are erocrced neither W tratspareDc,es nor fsf
scene p.intinss, hui by frished nodsis n se<nss
y. = ,.coostaa are from orttiual dravinrs nv n
IEMPLEw, ESQ of the Bcneal service' and ~.
Enteriainment iorms. as Gar as nechAnicism vii
ahny isthiu Representation Of The present va
" The Establishment viii be sceomp.ni.d nv
,assns ,o,y lecture by gentle psrfscty
:, Exhibirons every evening At ~ O'Clock ana
Wednescas and Sats-d y afternoons at O'clock
Ilckets . cents; children Is cents. 90 81 lvs
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= CLOAKS AND RAGLANs.

II CLOAKS AND RAGLANs. g
y HAVE Received, on conssnmept, from one OF
asos IN - SsH rse Ed
LANS;. They are TO be returasd in thirty dave il
G2s sold. tsdlss In want Of Pood add cheap
examine them. n. E6AN,S -
h. ..seF 321 and 323 Pa avsnue,
THE .MOZARr BAND INFORM THE
\ public that they are ready 70 furnish -
Music-eny number Of pieces reSlired-on all&
composed Of as fine and reliable pyoisssionai talent
@ any IN the coentry, and viii perform % the lowest
Iills Band is Mr.. JACOB ARTH, and 6r. John
WAGNER 10 the leader OF their Brasg Bad : A.
rotts Music Depot or % Charles WsFnsr's Con
oeft S8iO0ns
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III e We4ne.day uer116g f6s New Haven.
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