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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03


pHILADELPHIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC
HoSDAi avss Z a. SEN ssV. a. Ss:s %
A NEW PLAY. II FIVE ACfs.
~''ssa By Mr. a'T Tzs i SIAsk AGATE;
OLD FOES WIZ NEW FACES,
w b used for the drst time Ia gorgsous naagniaesas
nth The e. Q, Of Of s:. s'ss see
ahs 3 g q:
srsed and improved machinery Of Tho saae. BY tho eIhsa
GRAND rsTaRroR CATHsDaAL
The 81 oas ns0dts ss .Is y feet 49, ssE
-
ahs new sosNAHY By p,v,r,r
The rev and orisinsl MUsiG o.
Ia. new ozoHssrsA q X n c,,,.,
qse new MAcHrSEsY b
aA' ne" scientific A r. s5I z
49, ~ exoaas an Assistants.
THE Ksw COMPANY. sSaAakD fos rHIg PLAY
p ssi.sa ''''a' 'ha '''
Ms I 2, T ii foS =: .hsS; orr
s'ss sss::i ssa ! sss,,,. a.
No. Is y ! as Z 3d. s.,
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;. .r.xAEi0x.
&C. EST aixx. 90
On MONDAY GvAEIna. september. g. 1859.
Tue BLACK AGATE:
nov ,., s.D so, n. w j, ssv sas.
oresses Pretec. o, Alexandria A. " reans
saah:ss is souas sa. s.. r..
1sscn creek sypa.s r. aala T.a ass
{a$$s;''':':::::::: osa. :'si LIS :::;::
T si' is;:
Essss .ssss Of NE .:s. s:: g.
h,as Syrian dancers CO. co..
Greek women nuns. dancers 50
Street he Fs,ao. os ss-Rapnssl and aias1 As
sss H. :'s s:e Z:
Me q he Iusaous ns aasea Aad
.o,, ss.SD SssEgs AND IAsLs.g,
.uIs o. q. Ia.Sy q :.ssIsn. cont ssa .is Az
ss ea5is sns .saa
The t.,ser and daughter saslacs scs.s
The DEPARTURE CT R.PHAsL
ssssns Of The be- , eSs q
Miriam
ACI t-seere ]. fhismoIs home -Ghs Abbot and Phas>
mop-1te relation shipihe be aoocoD. sAtaa
Eelery-ibe i1sotsoo ne call upon deidS q
0Feeoe1te pretescs OF tbs JeMesstae trsncsDarksefs
The serlHus TsionI be arts The recovery
The Hlask gate-Ihe despsir OF Hypst,e
ACT g. kcene-fh interior Of grand Cathedral bril-
anty lighted AID occupying The Whole Of hs aago
ass nSs 6 tie o @
The overthrow OF a. refuge IN tae sancsasrv
OF the Greek ohuich3he " the sexsndrian MOBILITY
pasia defiance o. the rabea-aypstia and Pblamoazhs
character OF the AhsniaL philosopher OF
tho AesartrrsAh he fate of Hips ghe cs;hs raj dissp
ptaa IN eafkneAs. and The spirit OF Hypas taking
celestial digit.
7ts entire play viii be produced with nove peculiar
eeis c5 cALrobe described in any synopsis Of incteps
: LS9eS0
10 NJ VA acE, stage MAneeer
Mr. John isgcte etxge Dircctor
s!9uor he psfie ires,cr o. Srraesrn
ADMISSION FIFTY ARD TwFhTA fIvs CGNyS
sess rey be secured daily, from A. r. until n 1hs
othco Ia now 0per.
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nAyIsL a MATHEWS. Auoviossge.

~ Fire gold ard s've. watches esery &C.. at aucion
BUTLsE tCbuL n &c Mk n WS will tb's osy Satur
day O'Clock st their ssesroom No "a Cedar strest
pofe the Poet rce ssrreut OF fine IL carat gold hunt
Ing ard open watches erpR d. s OK tie beet
ma, Alec large nvnice (eing of
stoct) Of ewery consisting OF ada foil sets 10 lava
gold stone mossc corn and garns bressts esrsgs
bysctts lccses rod goln chgins fob hsins
rIngd gents breAspns seal rnrs sleeve buttons shirt Studs
Ac &C article warranted according aalogns
The tr de end the publ, generally ed 70 ex
anime the ssfofment, which Is or really.
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uCrIon sALE.-REsDY MADE oLOT hing, PIECE

bALH--KEHUI MAUE FINtJM
0RIsI auc ioneer 70 very, will sell, Monday
Bah fou alErle assortment of tail Ard winter ohiog
stating In pert Of lion tAn peteshsm pa beaver coh
eir and eatne business
TX eRn CLOTH velvet and piush yeats; no
hhits drawers cssyst cloths silks
tins together with aae lot of gess clippers DO shoes
brossns, and various other srces too enoa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

M AnIUsESIENTs. STOW
WA4lgKs sHsArKh
Isrsss;i' RsraGsi iizisi1''''''''AA1's@
BanLIAsr
,vr. y4sxress s-s Auu,nsoEs
~ a. .MasIJAr PLAY.
c,w sad b. ths M ..-T7r
TRAGIC
Supported by S ssSSSssss 3.
MATILDA Hssox hAoSlLsSoE'
NAIL "a REson
sArIlDA H1R0n
EUxousACE Bsrps.
a.. ., av-oH'A's sd sa1Rs; suD.
'16AI0is si.nALDr..,
THE MOST CoxsLKrE o~
-'' SUSIE assAsE gs. 2; 81. s.u,v,.
chassssr IN which bis tragic pawa1s .1psas he hxssa
''''A TIE CURSE
holds tho audience
x-v.,r,r wGh u awful force.
:, AS TUE Jg,rxE,
many '' ' cs sIiss ssS exquisite OF A capital '''0rs
- so-uvyv IaPEcsoNArroNa.
which ii: isassd and ias ass ss.saT -
=. ..- :. w. W. s% sosi fRHast os4or.
SoUsa sxEREoAN ACTRESS.
P'ssAAffEEs aASp sS. AhU H s.s ,s.e
GRAND MusiuAL soIKaE
nn1rAs w oouCxsr.
a MAsI& ssEAAIIsEsS the i.vo!s sr!ns Donna
NJ y WI ,H FL b.Ealha. The ennsai viosas.
FULL h , Milf hif Ar BAND 81
:, !, DoDy2ssHs S I s.sss SAND
lhs sos. ns,s s ecSsY swt1L BE REPEATED.
ThE so.DisAs SE S
u Ne a.uIes Ran. 81 Brs.dway.
III ss x ~
Ss;;Sss sPPss
Door, sSsa 4 o
DAN srolp ca GREAT Ay, sHo w az Nv
l. DAN x xT sRo SkHAT $40"
!: sE s ssSsEssss
ct ne '-i's Z; & I; ~
TINS LEvIArHAN EXHIBITION
AN sLErasa hT aa4T WA1sS Tas fIaHr zorn.
'0st a aSss4s5 szssA sTSp 5esss
Ard lie esea;esl OF Euuorisss
Nr1slo's BALLOON
~ M. j f, HAwKxx
= = A'4 DzSNissRoos zurEarArsmsr.
Rs4oHss So y asSrfsss' rs a;;i. Ir
'aa eA'usiS 'M'ef'eH Rsfs x a. e. s SIS
Further particulars wil be duly announced
r ,Esws xA1snsor s sATIosAg CIRCUS,
THREE so6EtfsiAs rKoupKs. viii EXHIBIT
e nf sss:?sss
sai s:ass I s
= SS SK sV 41 zPa TIE 5os s1savs
Aom.se,on 20 cens,
INV YORKER sr4 6n. THE si9H $50 Bowzxr.
1T; Ss,sedy, ;. s e., ss ~. No.. o
. 00wT DE4srsa.
CONCEPTS
TONES WOOD
y GREAT RoPa
On "WEDNESDAY. Sept !, BY the oslsersssa
late o,ne Aass.o gsIA as
WITH whom he hiss been associated for the Last year,
PALACE GARDEN ANpHALL;
Benefit Of 'h' truly s gy sg SisP, sx TIER
pALsoE GARDyr Ard HALL.
L SUNDAY EvhNls3. Sept 4,
TICKETS IS CENTS
u anAND COrcFNf AsD ALLlT EVERY NIGHT.
ss m Of ss ksss s sm eS ys,
Ballet Dsncertx 'sephne Louseste, MISS 7. Aay
asaNs ssSscokyD CONCERT. Admiration Il cents.
y,KEss -sEvER al CAMS or CHESS Will BE
against rsyers lie brooklyn ches Club
O'Clock r NJ Admission Eleven superior billiard ablca
in
;1ESrRAL PARK-IF TIE WEATHER Is FAvoEA
norm
Hsss IS
M .ats aanmen 1ss sess lis Os oss week sSsrg
afternoon at and sy w.lsass fT 'G.E
The mott beautiful arac and Instructive Panorans in The
os
ard scino IN the struggle for Ialisn independence Ad
niseion Is cen.s.
THEATgE GARDEN. 1879 BOwERY, 20i.-EvERy NIGHT
srsIt eDertsr eris ccpssrg o, music dances,
&c night; saturday sep fret night Of the celebrated
naagetn ventJioquist NJ GkSTES. Admission free
ASTROIOGY.
gTON,sHIyG 20 ALL.-MADAns MORROW, TEE
d seventh daughter has nAtur 81 gift 10 tell all tie events
ofsoven tbs thoughts Of hsr verss at Sl Ludlow street.
efa from Houston. Fee MY cents Gentlemen not "a
uHsed.
4 srRoLoaY-AADAxx LaAvY cAx BE CONSULT
a cd about love- marriage ana Attent hends she tells Al
eveDts Of life At 96 Mulberry street, In The rear Ladies'
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UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART. AUCTI0NEER.-BY
"A j. BOlAhr. This day at IL O'Clock ut Wilson's sta.
bes Of bleecker and Crosby sreets sale
JOaN W soMEKINpyEE, Attorney for Mortgage
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y,RoresIoEAL xxAeINAzIoEs. WITH CHARTS
tirettors the mrs suitable Dsaons tho
ectn Ia trslnest rorRenel comps r lie
a. A. ne rpwJsS wEsN@ aa Vraad wsy AL oS Inch
via - soasa sxas vselN Asa sssssalssy Iis4 ssl4<e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

NEW BowxRY THEATRE
IN Erscted for
Kesns. G.. L FOX 4 y. ". LINaArD
ByJ. n. TRlMBLE, Hsq,
will poIitvely open on
MONDAY, Sept s.
The Largest and Most Complete Theatre the United States
DRAMATIC COMPANY
Mr. J. Nssie, Mr.. J. @. HAnley Mr. g. L. Fox, Mr. j. W.
Lingsrd, Mr. j. Dunn, Mr. J. Pilgrim, Mr.. K Edwards, Mr..
.cC,osksy NJ Stanton sr rie nr BradshsC nr Oakley
Wilkinson. Mr. A. Cushnan, Miss Uordela Csppe Miss Kate
Fister J. E. Nagle Srs France Miss jackson, Mrs.
W: He.ey M.s Archer. Ms May Misses Bogart Bousel.
Adsr Marshal.
Tbe peiformances Monday evening WIN commence with
AN OPENING ADDkE1S,
written by Mr. ]. Pilgrim, and spoken by the company
After which
Concluding with
DEMOCRATIC
Private boxes G-chesua seAs. 80 certy
Boxes. Is cents Pit.,..........l2 cents
Co.cred
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NTIBIO'S pAII, KoOM SEASON 1859 AND 60-PAk'
~ bes wishlp9 the above esm ,So S
y decoraed wnh the oorpnoious rccepu1n saes
Return focms ladies' aud gertemens nat COAX ana supper
seating COZ person fos nlng we vs GIG
ca, and suit OF rooms In the CITY, can
spu5y 10 a MOORE once Of WHO'S harden SroAdTAy,
srsr, q II r,i p 81 and ffcna TIL 10 T. NJ daily.
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UUCTIoN NOTICE G. wELLEs NICHOLS AUG.
a uoneer AT BhOWNFtk sICHOLs saesroom IS Nassau
street. tbis day saturday sept elegant aasortmsn
houtebod furniture At l0 O'Clock consisting of
brocs.e oak rosewood and black walnut extension tables
epleud set OF french china dnrer aud set richly
painted and gold oecoraeo cut and aod
black walt vt bookcases dresspg wsrdrobes book
rosewood and mahogany cane seat chairs; do
nandA cowmodes lounges 80 also great varsity OF Brus
sal AMI ingram parlor and stir carpets beds bedding &c
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r coz At fBssa PRICES OF rHE NEW LINE FoE
IL Uahtorniasteernge $50, second cabin S75 frat cabin
Sil0 including rsrosd ticket. The fayofite steannship
HUETHBHN LIGHT Capt 1inElepaugh wi leave from pier
no North siyer Manday, Sert. g. at O'Clock p. NJ
necng via Panaria Rsrosd with the steamship the Pacific
Ex.s OF this line always 1t Panas snsurna
prompt connection toe I5hua The North Star Will sue
tho Northern Light and leave New York the 10th
Agent. No 8 Bowling Green. Kew York city.
b. Bsll forbid trusting IL
the above lhps
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nFEtRopGLITAE ExpRwRs-AUCTIoN hOrICm =
W. Per soDs shout removing 10 the country ia the city
will Ord II 10 their ed vantage 10 oa GOULDSMIrHR
press No lao vsrfck see Fonr horss wagons
Ing II rpire 10 and from the country osrts al all es
terra By posi promptly sfenSef Far SALE lendt r,auo
forte no~ n ,nrase with sots pearl KEYS Orders left all
The ccss o sgh ntceuC hl.ss ttreet J,or
eou Market And No. s. West Eleventh street,
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EUGENE j. FRANKLIN. AUCTIONRTR, WILL sEI.L
~ wedn esdsy merit Seotember at IL octocs the
premses occupied by the late " aacsre 10 the village
OF Jamasa long lssnd tie Fushirg sni B)a Stump
road valuable farm OF about ay Of land
dea,rsbs srated. having rnt Of Que quarter mile along
waered and fenced hougbout ore half beiug labo and
ihe balance wooded together With the mprovements
which aps.lous gothic built coase coaainicg
fourteen rocs with all the nacessssy oubundrg, farm
house good bearing orchard garden fruit a. Like
wise VII be sold with The farm tire cycps in the xrard con
usDR OF corp buckybas. Vegetables snd also the t!ocs
horsee, cows. calves poultry grain ney w. Te-s made
known The day Of sals thpud the weather prove unfa
yorable the sale will take place the fret fair dsy.
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n UCTfON NOTIOE.--M DOUGHTY AUCTIONEE1,
"A will SELL this day at los clock, ~ 10 tassau street.
largo assortment 1ew md and ma
hcgAny psror chsmber and dinirg fdrnitue
pAroT suits tete aetes. chas fss rockers marble too
tables osh extension dung tables Fdeboards chairs
dressing bueeaua wsshanda betsests hs mstesaes bed
ding. DO abe whole To be psory cold and aaoras
about replenishng their houses Terms caah. deposits
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN kkGULAR THROUGH LINE
SAN FRANCI6CO
PANAMA RAILROAD
Ard connecting only with Golden Gate Golden Arc
John L. stephens and Sonora, OF the Pacihc Mail
Steamship Company 1t Panama.
DlkECf TO ASfINWALL
The splendid s.eamshlps
BALTIC, ADEIA1IC AND ATLANTIC,
Having heep entirely Yeded and adapted California
trade, Will hereafter leaving this
5rH AND 2oTH OF kACa MONTH
frtin the foot OF Canal speet, North
TBE BALTIC,
1900 tons burtben G. Gray commander, viii leave on
TIE 5fH OF OCTOBER Al 2P NJ
10 connect at PANAMA With rthe well kno and superior
sleamahjp JOHN l. ST EPHsN6, r. &Aby, COMMANDER
THB AsL1ETIC
wTlLFOLT OW ON 5HE 20id OCTOBER.
Ar experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
Through freight ard passengers will be Immediately fer
warde6 upon arrival OF tho stesmer at AspnwalL
Of above ehcs hss capscy for $50
freight, which vii, be taken at moderate rates
believed that the afforded by tie above
phps a. unsurp sssed by any Ia the word.
extra hip always la fesecSe at Pansme 80 that hars
viii be detention In forwarding baggage aud
freight
For cabin passage freight apply At the Office of the Com
psuy, IS W al street, front room. second story
r. s9EeHaNS, Secretary.
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MORTGAGE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITTTRE
Wl carpets o1cotts, 30 -JOdN H. Burnley, IuctIcnear
win sell this day nj ocionk ACT Canal street. near nds,
6edsesds marble too and 9se, tables
hair sno ther msresses asabeds bedding brussels
and rgrssn carpets oiclothr segArs &c, by order OF
FRANKLIN BLOWN, Attorney for Mortgages,
ynhu
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EDwABD eoHENoK. kUCrI1STsx.-H 0UsEEOLD
IL furniture by K r. r. aCdEkCK. this dHy. at lQf
O'CLOCK at their sslerooms No 30 Eapau street afs-ee ard
well seected stock household furniture Of superior make
and fuish comprising psrlor sui In various CO
verngs rceewocd side ana eegeres cene
md scs tables rosewood bedas ds marble top bu'
Yeaus and mahogany oak aud enRmelsd cham
Der furniture OAK dining room furniture hall sarcs and
chairs, hsr mattresses, &c &c.
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RAtNvH5 NUsEUM-fUUKKH THIUNPEANf WKxK
~ OF the new summer Few company OF dazzling
excellence Capital ballet and pAnomime troupe. More stir
ring and cserung novelties That hinitsble family OF Aero
neon Ct and also In The evenir ia otlock The stirring
aSd exciting French drama OF IRR DEATa TURkH. pic
turs.que Acrobsts By Tenor cn md family and the farce
OF nh and MHs WHtrk In preparti,u several novelties
OF sn attractive nature tncudog drama from popular
Isdaef story, ballet pantomms Of ticks and disblsris
nhucn drama OF sftnx character a., he sScient On,e
II Irurk from the Mount OF Clves the FANNY OF Ansccn
cas- ahe Grand Aqus,ia Happy rsm,iy &C. are ~ 70 ?.
seen. Admstsancc Is censr; children under en 10 cons
psToue seats, Is cens additional.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03

DOOD'H AINBTRKI. sUff.DyNxS
w Ml and e63 nroadWAy naaF Prince eIreok.
6QsxCt ETHIOPIAN hIMpxREf6Y
kvERY EvkMIAd YHIn WHuk.
Doors OPEN 81 oouneacs = sc'csook.
AdntEd0n = cents; Childron under tn. u conk
HOkn, OhAa WINS anA NED DAvTD aDOons togeGh6uS
AAfUEDA1 EvHNIn8, sept 3--Aeas0t o. oYLvk9t0k
ELEkKxR, ssAke Laxk peripgaAnce Ne NOM
sIEh 1K0UPE previous 70 their Appearances Al he Aksa
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A UCTICH NOTICE.
EZRA LUDLOW. JR ,
N. G. EDDY, Auc.ioneef.

a UCTIok gALE.-BY REASON or A DHgAULT III
IA the note which the Props vas given
as cosera secnry VII expose for sails =. public yenduo
tbs OF the livery STABLE 222 Mercer street. two
valuable gold watches, with chains and seals atsched.
a.
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EOTIE.
On Monday evening win be produced new con;edeta, BY
Tom Tay lor, Rag called
with cast Of great etrepgth
IN active preparation ard viii be produced Immediately
comedy IN three acts BY Pagraye Simpson ESQ., author
Of Second Love- &c, entitled
WOE ID AND STAGE,
which viii be preaenied with cast involving the entire
strength Of tie
GREAT COMEDY COMPANY
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AnIUsEMENTs.

CADTMY or HUsro -rHR nPg2A.
rts pu tc are respectfully iatorasd thu. TIE N peFx
Natt vii, lake g'ace
Mu~Usx. eept IL ct o'clock.
mseed OF tets Ia o. no
going ON la be~ DALI b. date.
heytrG I'm auditors ~ he apaSy tn
uocpTs being desrmfpSf 10 tbs
Rreatet poasibie tcs. ful p&ticusD WI bo q
RowlRY fuEhT3E
- -ts- EoafSeo osSez Gnd MsnAsasu
ssTUEDIY YvEsrgs Ger, iss Sns 1Aasse
su'ne WIZ clnsnruos Nth revers, OF win
10 be followed by ba beautiful living pIc'u,saof
tSG EALtAt BRIG MOI
Aner which the psuto niMe OF
THE
Monday HUR&Rr. fak EOpkDLI f,ocn ~, vxx...
tho psrtnuuiDe Of TaE GAEaS hoNsTE g. and nsSis
cal drama -"
NTATICMAL TRsATRR.
IN Sole xcs10o and Managerial Ran Nayr
Htsge nAce<ev mr. w. Ward Tre6suro< Mr. T. Kcrt
COhFLl1khxAEy Beo EFI1
TO Misc BxLs uAHk.
EATUHDAS ee1t 3. 1885,
FoRy7 THIEVES.
YANKEE DUEILIsS
Il EG ffSaERzD C[lOKK.
BVENINQ as6 o'clock.
HUNTING A TURTLs. s.---.
WHILE aUYH OF IlEkAWD
STAGE Br&UCR YANKuU.
SMITH AND BK0W WIN.
G aging ana Dan0ing by
HOST or vOLUNTEARH
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e town-The New York and vrslna ecrew Htesmshp oon
pAnys and first class SeAuship MONT vgRNyN, r.
u smith commander will esve pcr II North river
above pors on Saturday Eeptember nj r. ~ Cabin
Fer foot ON eus goods other articles in ppeortcu
std received On ff,dAyp xpu saufdsJs 40 yagraad a
AIged fer forwarding No ba OF
80 "a ~ resssGe, s2PI "a A. y. sAof
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4 UCTION NoTIoE-DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Ho
"A kiery. &c HENRY Il nEkN will sell. THU day at 10Y
O'Clock at 1874 william street. the ecck Of dealer in dry
gcods i3cudng hosiery shrs neck ties portsmon-
ua,eN coliarR Ascosdecng, &c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
THE SATURDAY RV4NINGSMEX-
PRESS. ." ~ "A "~'
GUSTIN JONES q HENRY G,,PARkER
'tE EdIo,y and ProPrietWs 4

A NEW weekly newspaper to be devoted to
~ tic interests or an classesE@tke organ of
no party clique, or scot. No labor or cxpen-.
will be spared to make it pleasing and at
tractvc to, tho public. The Express will be
thoroughly independent in tone, genial and
cheerful inits character: its aim will be high,
and the objectNof its conductors will be to
publish the truth, without fear. favor, or af-
foctionE to inculoate principles promotive to
the high interests Of society; and as a conse-
quence of reward, yto receive the intelligent
and endearing Appreciation Of its readers, Its
sentiment, if possible to prevent it will never
degenerate its sentimentality. outside
of the Express will be devoted to the publica-
ton of Polite L4aterattsre, embracing tales of
thrilling interest," both original and selected,
tromthe ablest pens. SlEspecial care will be
given to this feature of our journal.-The in
side will be an abstract and brief chronicle of
the doings and sayings Of the week up to tho
hour of going to press. 1t will contain FIRST
class editorial NATTER q foreign and domestic
summary, interesting correspondence, notices
OF Lectures, meetings, &c, marine and tele-
graphic news Of Saturday evening, statements
Of trade aud transactions at the Brokers'
Board; in short, local news of every descrip-
ton. GIfO) I[ssss nTG
We have engaged corps of assistants pos
sessing the highest talent for their vocation,
whose constitutions nEtheir ypyious depart
ments.wi'l trmsfestars OF the $highest i'm
Although the organ of no particular 'insti-
tuition, we shall devote space and careful at
tention to the interests of the military the fire
department, and al local organizations In
the musical, dramatic, and literary depart
L.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
BOraX SOAP,

Those who have tried it, highly
recommend the plan Of adding
borax to hard soap for washing
clothes, as it adds in extracting
dirt and so saves labor. Take
about half or three quarters of an
ounce of borax and one quart of
water to each pound Of soap
First dissolve the .borax, then add
the soap, cut in thin slices, and
keep the mixture hot until the
soap is dissolved, which may take
two or three hours. The mixture
is not to be heatedup to the boil
ing point, and it will sometimes
answer to set it upon a hot stove
at night, and let it remain till
morning. When it is cool, it will
be homogeneous mass, which is
to pc used as you would soft soap
upon dirty linen, and that should
always be applied the evening be-
fore washing, soaking the articles
in cold water until ready for the
washing machine.-Selected. s
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
A Quick Cure for Founders. /

A writer in the Cotton Planter
,andSoil gives the following receips
for the, cure Of founders in the
hcrse:-"Clean out the frog of
the foot; let it be, we'll cleansed
by scraping of, the dirt Raise
the foot, SO as to be leyel-pour
spirits Of turpentine, a sufficient
quantity, so as not to run over
the hoof; then set the turpentine
on on fire. re, and let it be entirely con-
sumed. If the above does not
cure a foundered horse, as soon as
the operation is over, then your
readers may doubt all furt her re-
zcipes from-VER1rAs.' m III
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
HARPER'S NEW +
MONTHLY MAGAZINE

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fashions. q copious chronicle of current events.
and inlpartal notices ofstha inno tanlt books
OF the month. The volumes commence with
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TERMs:-Ths magazine may be obtained
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
Turnips For Pies.

''3 = Ger q section Of country is too new
to have a supply of apples, and I
use U.s. tur1lips for making both apple
and mince pies; I pare and boil
tender, then mash fine any kind
OF good turnips; then place the
pulp in a cloth and press out all
+ the water I can. Then, for one
Z Pl pie, ~ ! add a tea cup Of sugar, a
teaspoon Of tartaric acid, a small
piece of butter, and, spice toqsuit
the taste. Finish same as apple
pie. JENNIE S.-Chisago Co.,
MINI. 500 v,[l s. sv# Il ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-02
Agricultural.
Ferlilizing Properties From The
za1' Atmosphere

.a The following valuable para
graph is published, without credit
in an exchange:
ga quantity of ammonia and
nitric acid, equal, perhaps, on an
acre, to one hundred pounds of
guano, is annually brought down
to the soil by the rain for the
benefit of vegita ton. Let not,
however, the farmer deceive HIM
self and imagine that he may in
dulge in idle repose while Nature
is thus keeping up the fertility of
his land. But he may profit by
this newly discovered bounty of
Nature if he will take full advan-
tage of the atmospheric manure
by means Of drainage, which pro-
notes the equal flow of water
through instead Of orer his soil, by
deep cultivation Of the land, which
brings every part of it in contact
with the air. The atmosphere is
to the farmer like the sea to the
fsherman-he who spreads his
nets the widest will catch the
most.