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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

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aassfe s4 Sxos nav FORE VIA sotrHAMp.
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"a. A. rursr essbury. ssarSsy. Dec a Tuesday sa II
o0IAN oUaEN. sssbary saturday Feb y I,esa.v W. =
TtSsS stsrinahaus have water tight compartments.
Pi1pe Of passsge either wN sos same w -
sly and sles % 90 S6e snd $50
aSSr1 csbio q maod number, so TFt
GsSscssus * passage issued from Europe 70 America
IMPORTANCE, Agent, No. Bowling Green, New York
useAs taken IN freight a. current rates
GsTEAM 70 LIvERPOOI. LONDON AND GLASGOW
u calling ut Queenstown, Helsnd land and
onEers and dcspatchesThe Liverpool New York Pha
dApha Steamship Compsnys soendd Cvds built Iron SCREW
ptseznsfps are Intended 70 sail az follows
lfN - FROM LIVERPOOL.
Woo Saturday. DecemberS-
EDIMBuRGH Saturday December " ~ .yu
~ FROM NEW YoRK GLASGOW.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, saturday, December 10,
KANGAROO, Saturday, January Z. 1850
pal winter each alternate Saturday in
nsr. from pier No a North river: a
9Ahdn 70 London, VIA liverpool. "
Third class Queenstown Liverpool or Glasgow. g
IN Glass return cfe avaiabls for sI moaihs from IL
rssSssrs ssrss1dsd 10 H.vrs Paris Hamburg Brsmss
Of passage issued from Liverpool and Glasgow 70
TSsss for passenger
RI sgy l. ne :os s :. h &c. ssmP.ny
,N4i4 n Idverpool d WIN IN NAN, 70 yer Buidings.
In Glasgow 70 WIN. INMAN Is Dixon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

nAB LIGHT STOCK FOB eALE-IN VARIOUS CITY
U companies paying from 70 Il per cent dvidends JOHN
B. MURRAY 20 Wall Street. H. T., proprietor ot IL Ass-
can 6ae Light Journal. tTsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POLICY HOLDERS
~ the Albion Life Insurance Company who vet
received their bonus Of 81 In cash. requested
which they entitled Pspectus with rates Of the Anal
NAN, Eagle and Albion Life onnce, Il WAL street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

LroR ALEX ANDRIA WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
town-Ibs New YORK aud Virginia steamship Com
pany's new and tavorte steamship MONT VERNON. F. G.
Smith Commander will leave pier IL n r. Saturday
B. Mt O'Clock r. NJ Passage, including staeroom meals
81 80 Freight cents per foot No commission for forwarding
Apply to II h. CROMWELL CO., &c West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

WoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRA-THn UNITED
IL states Mail steamer FULTON, J. A. Wotton, Com.
asAes WIN Tor Hsvre touching q soushAmpon 70 land
~ Msls aud rasssnGe On sst1rday pecemoer ~ M
- has ave water tight Compartments enclosing he engines
nd and hcumps being free 70 work the safety o.
- vessel ard passengers would DO secured Price Of ras
IL Second CAb4u $50 For Freight Passage
BIZ 3 W. g DRAYTON Agent, No. Broadway. NJ b.
3he steamer ARAGO succeeds ne steamer FUTON ana
pata january.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

WAN AMBURGH CO.'S MENAGERIE,
AT PALACE GARDEN,
Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue, east entrance.
Open every Afte, noon and Evening;
Doors open l1s 61z O'Clock Admission eeae2
Children under nine years Of age, IS cents
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
Second week of the
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION. -
This mstche Geological Collection of Living villa AnA&1
has been visited during the past week BY
1871 PERSONS
IT contains larger nu1ber and greater variety ef anie
United ktates combined and ~
only complete Menagerie in America.
PROF LAN0wORTHY s
still continues to astonsh the multtudes with bis bold ~
Daring
PERFORMANCE u
n. A GRAND ALTERATION
has been made seats arranged that all re -
Pony and Monkey performance and will be given eveU
afternoon and evening. &.s.atssI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

d. : - Is ExoHANGH PLACE,
CBrsCch house Of De jersey Co., Manchester. Enzandh
ISSUE DRAFTS ON LONDON
At THREH DAYY SIGHT AND AT SIXTY DAVE SIGHT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
A RTIrICIAI. ZONE rIILINa For nEnA yrn rrrru


a Tut IN solt requiring no pressure and giving psin
Aching teeth shells be filed with IT, Rooms o The
Gscrvorsr carver of srnaiSAy Ard rhitty Hrst srrr
Neaial &ousa -e>N.,,'c pyca Is IS 81 sen. ~ nAlA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

IALIFoREIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ Coupons. due Jan. l. 1850 bought or collected. and
SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY COUPONS,
due Jan. !, 1860. collected by .s 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

YUINTER ARRANGEMENT-THE NEW YORK AND
w Virginia Steamship Compnnys steamships will receive
Aeg day for Tennessee, North Carolna Portsmouth,
Norfolk City Point and Richmond, and will leave pier Is
North river, ut p. M, M follows.-
ROANOKE, Capt Couch, on Wednesday.
JAMESTOWN. Capt Skinner, Saturday.
Passage saeroo and meals included TO Norfolk So TO
'"0's'"'e y LcpLAM aEINEEE4. lis broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

UvoR HAMBURG. LONDON. HAvRE AND SOUTHLAND.
y ton
Ths Hamburg American Packet Companys ron man
6AXONIA, Captain Ehlers.
WN leave per II North river, IN
Thursday, Dec. l, 1859.
ag p, Tho BORUSSIA, Capt. Trautrasnu.
WM fellow Dec. 81.
veUt cabin. 800 Second cabin. $50 SteerAg0 -
G. B. RICHARD 4 BOAs,
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

FURNITURE.
CKNOWLED0ED THE BE8T-FORENANS ARCH
"A spring Bed Bottoms sell for 81 10 g. Mattresses Ut
wholesaler pces An iron Bodstead Springs and Mattress
complete g. At No Great Jones street. Of Broad
way. Agents wanted everywhere Address Charles REore
man.
A FRENCH FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE DE
IA sire to sell their household Furniture brought with them
10 this country two years Apply I'LL the 9Th Of Decem
Der at 80 West Eighteenth street, between Fh and Sixth
nues from II TO lP.M
TNNAMEILED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE IN
u all coors and styles, Wholesale and RETAIL $25 and up
wards also Mattressesand Palasses at WARREN WARDS,
"a Canal street. four doors east Of Broadway.
FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MoNEY.--A FAIR
value given in ready money for Furniture, Carpets,
Books Ac at LIS Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth ss
T,URNITURE-A PARTY ABOUT COMMENCING
housekeeping would Ike to purchase Furniture, Carpets
&c Of good quality, OF relneuahng house
Keeping Address box 2Sa2 Post Office Communications
strictly confidential
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRICE PAID FOR HOUSE
Il hold Furniture; money advanced Furniture, Mer-
chandise Watches Diamonds Horses Wagons Scghs Car
riages Nautical and Surveying Instruments all knks Of
Property to be sold or stored.
X. WALTERS, % Catherine street.
TOR sALE-oNE NEW SUIT OF MAHOGANY
IL and some other Furniture, by JOHN FIRNKAS, l32
West Twelfth street. top hoor.
ITO ExCHANGE-AN ELEGANr SECRETARY BED
stead or rnnnforta Cor ades g,i Watch Sewing
Nsrhre eiles Whafbr Mfaa's t3rAyag 4 Hters An
Ms ID = JUNfs ei Wt.S,. IL 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

UvAPscOrTs LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS PACK
* Tuesday, Dec 6aThe well known and last sailing
passage cabin second cabin and steerage (Which Wal De
ksn low rate apply on board at pier 30 Ast RIVER OF
= TAPPSCOTr 4 CO., S6 South street sta rl
THOR IIvEKPoOL--THE BLACK BALL LINE CLIP
per ship COLUMBIA Captain Bryant haulsn the stream
this day sails Tomorrow For passage having uuequa
ted apply board foot OF Beekman street,
q r Or 10 ACOB WILSON, los south street.
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NEW ORLEANS.
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA, ALBANY,
COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places 10 Florida,
-- Via SAVANNAH n u

EOR sAyANNAH.-THE AMERICAN ATLANTIC
GOMERY, VIM. y. Berry, commander, will leave pier IL
North river Thursday, Dec at O'Clock Y. Passage
10 Savannah with accommodations S5 through
tickets TO New Orleant $50 5 Mobile $685. Montgon $685.
albany $2i Atlanta So Columbus Is; Macon ST. Augusta
$50 Freight IL foot Insurance half cent
Apply TO H. Is. CROMWELL CO., sc West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

TTAvANA. NEW ORLEANS. TEXAS AND MHxICo.-
III New York and New Orleans Steamship Company For
New Orleans Via Havana sail on Wednesday, Nay 70 ley
Captain J. D. Buoch will commence 70 receive freight on
Monday g. pier foot Of Robinson street. Nosh river
No bns Of adng signed after the hour sailing For freight
passage apply DE agents, LIVINGSTON, CRoCHkkoN
fhrcush tickets Issued 10 Vera and all ports In Texas
per Southern Steamship Company's line Of steamers
Ter HAVANA, VIA NASSAU, n. F.-THE BRITISH
= and North Anertcan royal mail steamanp kAhNAks
spm Erownses VIII sail for the above pors RON ne com
pAnys wharf q Jersey CRY about Dee 1875 jan
Sectod frem England on these dAtee. -
fnn!aEo y Nassau.
:" between Nassau and Havana. ................. Is
Il. tUNARp. No. Z Bowling Green.
EoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLEs
~ son g. C-Semi Weekly United states Mall Side wheel
Cabin passage slS deck. q.
The Mesmship COLUMBIA, Captain Berry Will leave pier
No. North river ON Wednesday, Nov. 80 al So'clock p NJ
Through tickets 10 the following piaces:-
TO New Orleans ..$S9 y To Augusta, Ga.... so 90
ss ss!ss%s;x Ala. & S:ss:s o.. 3 g g
Memphis ....S $50 JacssonyiIle, Fla. Il %
For freight passage, apply to sPOFFORD. TILRsroN
Tie NATION Capt Foster succeeds Saturday, Dec.s.
NoceNo freight received after O'Clock on tho day OF
calling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

MONEY TO LEND-AT MODERATE RATES ON Ola.
~ mons Watches Jewelry slyerwarc and Personal
trnperV OF MI desc pons goods he redeens dime
wlhin one year; " ftRNARu, q Third avenue pr.vae
oiler easance bAl loof,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

AMV0xMMMX0s
A CApEMY OF MUsIC-THE HU0UEN0IS.
IA TIE SEASON WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE ON "a
~. ss entire company viii play ln PhIadeghs In neceTs
.,, SCALE OF PRICES. t8.h af N. :.
ns>ss. % ceu8
rrvste boAes, nrs row -four persons.
DO second row.
Family circle % cents Amphtheatre s. ssGla
THIS (wh DNESDAy) EvRNING, Nov 30 az ecioce
revival u Neyerbeer's grand t,pera Of - ----'4
THE HUGUENOTS,
with entirely aud magnificent dresses from PARA "A =
following complete cast -
Mime 0AZZANlGA.... as .VAl0u11n0
Mme COlkON... Queen MarCu(D
NINE STKAkOSCH.. The PaHD
sig .HAoG4
Sig.
Sig AMODIO Movers
W6lkIICH
VI THE GRAND CHORUS ''-. II
numbers hundred and twenty and IL increased BY
bes the Jederanz Society who have kindly voluutese1
tier services
The Grand orchesra increased by the principal Professors
The sale Of seats for the HUGUxNoTs Commences g.
On THURSDAY, last APPEARANCE q
when she will appear for the * st time In
LA SONEAMBuLA.
ME AdelnA Patti 49,
sS brgnol. kivi1e
COunt ltuaoao
The sale OF seats for SonpAnbua commences this nnG
The season positively closes saturday
WITH GRAND FESTIVAL
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4 RTIrICIAI. TEETH-oNNH % FOR BEAUTIFUL ANT
"A substantial sets pure Ever fine gold and platina
with continuous gums $ equal 10 any work In New York
Single teeth 81 teeth filed and extracted without the least pain
lSS Sixth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh sreeA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
TIRED OF FARMING.

A few month. ago, man who had been
. farmer from his early life, came to the
city to buy stoves to sell again. Said he
10 the stove dealer, 1.-The wecvil begins TO
intest the wheat, and all things considered,
an tired OF farming and SO sold my
tarm. The stove dealer, remarked, tbs,
he thought within himself, that Just as like
~ 10, the farmer would find weevil in
the heart Of the new business SO it
proved, for when the day arrived on which
the note was matured gwen for the stove.
he had most OF them on baud.
irsd OF farming the most iudepen-
dent business man can engage in, be-
cause. forsooth, there are d.appoin,meu,.,
and perpleA.tiss, and trials and vexstons,
attending it. kemc NJ Der, you who are til .
tllers OF the soil, that your cares and trou
bles and anxietes are few and far between,
compared with those suffered By CONNER.
c'ai men. ltyour chances to become rich
are not 10 inviting and profitable as those
o. the tradesmau. bear in mind that the
dangers OF becoming very poor and desli-
tu,c are far less. Famine aud affect nov.
srty seldom over:ake the farmer, or hauu,
h'ni IN tier ghosly visits. He lives on
the high-tAbe Of promise, rising far above
the murky region of want aud restitution.
His children can say there is bread enough
III our fathers house, and piece 10 spare
to the hungry Or other less fortunate call
ings.
Tired Of farming" Suppose you are ?
What is TO be done in sueh a case? DO
you expect to find employment wilhou,
trials and perplexilies? Ii so, you are
doomed to disappointment. There is no
vocation in this world that will exempt
those who do engage therein, from cares
and fears and vexation! So If you are
tired OF farming, the best way is to get
rested Just as soon rs you can, and prose-
cute anew the business for which, if dill
gently followed, will yield good supply
slth necessaries and comforts of life. to.
gsther with opportunities for moral and
Meutal culture.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
e grtculturtI.a
vARITY IN CREATION.


There are Sc coo species of plants on
exhibition IN the Museum OF Natural
History in Paris. The whole nom Der OF
species in earth and sea eaanos be less
than four or five hundred thousand. These
are oil sizes, from the visible forests in a
bed OF mouluiness to the towering trees Of
Malabar, fifty feet in circumference, aud
the oaRvans, whose shoots cover a circum
ference OF hre acres. EACH Of these has .
complicated System Of vessels for the cir
culation Of its juices. Some trses have
leaves narrow aud short; others, as the
TALBOT Of Ceyion have leaves 50 large that
one Of them csn shelter fifteen or twenty
men. Some exuviatc their leaves annually,
as . whole robe. leaving the tree nude, its
bare stem towering aloit, and its branches
spreading themselves uncovered in the
sky; while the leaves of others drop of
one by one new ones constantly growing
in place of the disnembered ones, ard the
tree retaining its perpetual Yerdure. ,.
There have actually been ascertained IN
the animal kingdom, about 81 900 species
OF living creatures. There are 600 species
Of mammaliA-those tina. suckle their
youu6 Wv ubOot VI WnlCu are HuuuEupeu5.
Of birds there are 1000 species OF fishes
1900; of reptiles 700; and Of insects A..
900 species. Besides these there are 5000
species of shell hsh, and NO, less than
eighty or one hundred thousand species of
sninaicules, invisible to the NAKED eye.
Some forms Of life require moist at
mosphere, others dry one. A blue water
lilly grows in the canals Of Alexandria,
which, when the water evaporates from
the bed Of tie cana, dries up and when
the water is sgain in the canals it again
grows and blossoms. And some of the
lowest animals may be completely dried,
and kept in this state any length Of time /;
but when they are again moistened they
resume the functions Of life. As Tree
which in the Southern States attain. a
height Of 100 feet, in Grea. Slave Lake,
the northern limi! at which It is found, be
comes dwar!od to shrub of only five feet
high. Life, both vegetable and animal, is
iuinitively modified, bit in all cases its
best development is only under those con-
ditions to which it is specially adapted
How manifold are thy works, O God in
wisdom hast thou made them all. - Scien.
tyic An,erjcdn.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
PEOPLES MEAT MARKET!
Fresh Meat for the Miiitomi

1--WE undersigned begs leave 10 10 form the citizens
al sisux tity aud sieinity, that he has r. ~.
E~Tts opened hsat market in the ht.fE
kxff~ building on Pearl street lately sN-alr
skA.sAt-zx oerapied hY White aopiand where hs
slI Ne prepared 1t All tifIys Ia faruIal,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION.
WASHINGTON, b. {.

We would earnestly invite the a,te,,;,,
OF our democratic friends Throughout tho
lnion 10 The 'cec%ty edition OF our paper
which We published every Saturday nora
ing and which has already met with such
marked and fattering success. Tie
Weekly Constitution is a large and
beautifully printed sheet. combining the
advantages Of "a political and family pews.
paper. II is made up of the most impor.
tant editorial articles which are published
III our daily issue; viii coutain darny the
session OF Congress carefully prepared alb
slracts o! the proceedings of both houses.
furnishes authentic information of the pro.
ceedings OF the sarious departments OF The
Government. for obtaining which we have
peculiar facilities al patents issued ar,,
published IA .IH8; all changes in, or dis
contlnuanees OF post Offices, regularly ap.
pears and contains, besides, large amount
of well selected miscellaneous news Ia
geiher with The latest markets and te,.--
graphic intelligence, domestic and tor.;,n
Inc sabbath Reading Published in The
Daily OF Saturday eyenin. is repularlv
transferred to the Weekly, and this !. =
highly interesting feature Of the paper, and
meets with great favor. Nothing of A see.
taftaa nature will be admitted in this do.
partmeut.
With desire to bring before the peon,s
the principles and measures of the Demo.
cratic Party, and n, the same time furnish
them with an acceptable ne@s Journal. We
oaer the paper at price barely suilicien,
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Us T. slgealaie hundred thousand comes
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
WHEN SHALL WE SELL.

This is a question that every year trou-
bies the most intelligent farmers. With
the varying circumstances Of each year
there are variations in prices. When pri.
ces are fair, shall the farmer hold On 70.
higher? When they are low, shall he hold
on Tor average prices? The aus yer tha,
Is best for the farmer. of course is desirable
We see equally intelligent farmers prsc-
t'sing upon diiferea. principles. Some
hold on always for higher prices, and are
OFTEN losers thereby, Others always sell
at the market price whsn they are ready
to sell, and are often losers thereby. The
question, therefore, should be determined
oy other consideration, thaa simply the
price. When man has an article ready
for sale, to keep j. longer involves expens.
trouble, anxiety. aud often waste, together
with the loss Of interest on its value. Il
1t worth while to hold on for uncertain
higher prices, when be is sure Of 90 MANY
losses?
Some say farmers should strike for
higher prices, as uneasy mechanics often
DO for higher wages; but to do this it re-
CURES universal concert of action among
me farmers OF the world-an impossible
thing.
Prices rise and fall with the supply and
demand. When the demand is great. prices
20 up; when the supply is great they 90
down. Prices, therefore, will inevitably
be fixed by the laws Of trade; aud It be
comes farmers to be patient uuder the
workings of Providence A presidential
year bills the farmers granaries, and re-
duces the prices. A hard year gives him
lean stalls and high prices. We conclude,
therefore, the tine to sell is when one i.
ready to sell or has an article ready. Tai
the years as they come and 90, this will
prove the best plan The Taiiey Farmer.
rH- Mr.. Yancy, of Iowa, advances the
icea on the Rural New Yorker, that the
only proper time to SOW timothy and red
top, rs when the seed becomes so ripe iha,
1t tails to the earth vi ito own accord in
this latitude, from the 10th of July to the
middle OF August. a grea, many failures
occur IN sowing in the spring and fall with
gram crops, and many farmers have come
to the conclusion, with Mr. Y, tina, such
seeding won't pay; that it is better to SOW
1t alone, at the time above stated.
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FOR RENT +!

A CONFnRTABLE, WELIrFISIsHED Dwell
~ LING HOUSE, near the business part Of town
liable fer suall family. Enquire at the stors Of
uang 1. 1852. a. HAAS BRO
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Chance for Speculation.

WILL ofiER AT rRisArs SALE Lar Va. &.
J In hetk No ~, On Douglas a,ts.t slauA tils
fssi Addition, together With the han.e u,f,,,.i -
thu ,lt sauacil, ffns, en-. haif cash ia h,nJ
aud ~" hslanr. In s.s and twelve moaih, litl,
guaranteed clear Ia all respects AMI, Ia
s,oua ciis. Arrii 81. 1859 II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

FhuiT plEs.--.lhe acid in fruiApies may
be nentraiized by adding to each as much
carbonate Of soda as vii! cover a twenty.
five cent piece. This simple preeaution,
which does not affect tie flavor az Tim
fruit, will proven, much sickness, and save
much sugar, otherwise needed 10 render
the sour sweet = Scientific Anterieaa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03

4 little girl, hearing il said tha. she was
horn on the Kings birthday, took no no.
tee OF il at tie t,me, but ii day or -
asked her father II she and The King were