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DEATHS.

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In Plymouth Oct 22d very suddenly. Miss AcusA ~
hIsNEpY daughter Of Joseph Kennedy, Esq aged q
Her health bal been delicate for some Tim.
ket about aud on Saturday last she rode With her ftse1
noous,9ck and returned home taken sick and el
= aooa ~ o'clock that night It is thought, we are IN,
formed 20 have been disease Of the heart Her fuuera s
attended ZEN az n, mouth Notch on Tuesday last.
ihe death OF Miss Is deserving of more than nass,,,
peee ana, would that the melancholy task might hnye
sn into more fitting hands than to DO H. She was
kid and aHeetionae, and posses most anabe dis
uop Among her many virtues pert APPS none shone NOR.
erhhintl than her ia regard for her parents TO whom
she ever deterrd She gyer BY pracpe an rlght
fv2ring merit and worth, rather the siowy and ss
pernous Modest aud uuprvending she won the esteem
and was dearly beloved b all who knew her nm a. i
gone, a. IL we're, before her time The heartricEen ma
rents and an only sister will receive the sorrowng
thits Of numerous friends. alas The ham, enily "a
irreparaby broken! light has gone out tever Ia ~ -
aeed on earth IneKobe death How thy shaft ehast.
Oh the lost-they leave life dtoar;
Evermore-eyeruoIe;
Nothing can resto G
mat which made existence dear
Passed. ike mu c on the
EseTmore!
Darkness hath the soul DER spread
Ever tnrk-eyer dark
Lost Hopes latest spark
For the beautiful hath fel-
And shallow wraps the dead
Ever dark
Day returns but not to save;
llo e Is go e-ever gone;
Life is all alone
read her name on her grave
hear the morning Of the
Everyone :"
Nav lie who d,eth all things wcli.n and who tempers
the wind TO the shnrn lamb" give comfort bereavea
and igat their pathway IMMORTALITY where Il wait
ing their beloved one-ED. lines
In Woodstock Oct. l4th Capt EDMUND s. HAYDEN,
aged years ''
- 'r,ttIeboro. Sept 2s LAWSON son Of Geo W aud
Emily Ward. aged "A ears.
In Wilmington, oct 18th, of scarlet fever HATTIE
LOUISE, aged Years onths da,s buly daughter Of
Ashley and Harriet 4 Stone
IN Marlboro, sept 24th, STELLA MERRIAM. aged 81
IN humuiFfStDu. CT. Dth of typhoid
MARTHA 7 daughter Of Luke r. nond. aged is
IN est Nindsr. Dot Sd, SARAH, witpS of the late
oiuuet Spraut. agrd 81 years Also l6th Mr. Ap.-I
iEaitiCk sgel 80 years. Also Widow sUsANN all IIl;J
BARD. aged Sc years. Aso
"ALoRER, wido" Of Benjamin wairen agsd % years
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.GccE doo-g

Sold By CHURCH DUPONT, Druggists No IS Maiden
lAe Ne~ or<, and b. all rs7ac sahic Druggists trout h
out the cuuntfr. y-lfx
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no LET.

IE House lately occupied By Gu.tavus Heath, AMI ad
!lnng Arms wilson's Store.
" q, 1871 li346l A. FLEMING, Agent.
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BIRTHS.

ia bratteboro, Oct Fl, daughter to o D. MACK
IN Westminster Sept 4h, daughter to L. q. DARLING
IA Bellows Falls Oct 18th daughter to DAN Dui;Ns
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Real Estate, | III Walpole Village,


rFfIIE subscriber offers for sale capital good ~
y LeonaFds make. II VIII be sold cheap Iuqrire u
80 Il Il Nsg isl GEOtGE JsISEk{
Bellows Falls, OCT 6, 1853. ~
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VA II u "a LlD o
IT'S equal found 1t Is nanHf ctursd By
A. j. GREEN at Highato, w. and IS put mp iu larger
bottles style, and is highly srfuned than
any Of the numerous hair dressings u the day. ts
ONE APPLICATION
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RAazr I'm San Francisco Fec O.. Eisxm, dsustss- o.
SosepS H. aad Mary I. ba1S. aged years, 2meS$na
ood 20 deys. n
BrtalaAx.-Ia Saa Jose. Feb. o. Katie Augusta Bu-
eekna1 youngest caughtes OF Rev r. G. kary b..
e:sasa, as-c years ane 81 monls.
bus11roOc .oafd ehir vsursis, 81 sea Nov 10 1858
MONTE
BuArsc.-On board ship visarsis, at sea, Eov 70. of
conscmltcc, ksftha, vile Of CHARTS Bunting, aged %
years.
DBxAnEr--lu Saa Francisoo. Feb. II, JAMES Henry,
eon OF James II. and Ptsbe A. Demarest sgod noutas
HAr-Ic Les Angeles. Feb. 10, Ore1 kye only cnld az
DAVID and Ably Ball, aged years, mouths and q
days.
HArIm.En San Jose. Feb 20. Thomas, youngest child
o. Thcmss add June haley ass1 noeths and 20 days
HOLLAND AT EumbuS CITY, Jan 20. Of consumption,
Michael Holland, native o, Ireland late Of Iioc6 Island
Ill, aged IS pears.
KKinNG-In saa Francisco Feb. r. Della, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs d Kestsg, aged months.
M0fr-Drcwpet in the Sacramento river. Feb. 10,
Charles W., Of Foster N. Mots, aged fcyears
PRArr-0n board ship yDrrgs, s sea, Nov. 10, Of con-
sumption, Calvin Prstk, Of Canton, Mass.
RDks-!a Nevada, JAN q, Mrs. julia N. Rider, aged
SO years.
sscsovK-In Nevsda, Feb. 49, Mr. Christopher scsrove,
aged about IS years
wIcGns-In San Efancisco, Feb. %, William Virgins,
formerly Of Pennsylvania and late Of the United States
navy yard, Mare Island, aged So years.
WoopS.-ln San Francisco, Feb ~, xAcr Archibald
Woods, ago d rs years.
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Married.

Married.
FIErCBER-FLAySERy.-On Saturday evening, March IL,
by the Rev. James Mlett, his residence Mr. WArrxR
r. FLETCHER OF Norwich, Conn.,, TO Miss SARAH Ayys FN-
NERY, OF this city,
MARRIAGES IN CALIFORNIA.
BALTBIs-GANNAN.--In Stockton Feb TO- by the Rev.
Mr. Maurice Mr.. John A. Bathis to Miss Mary A. Canaan
BoRowsE-R oMAN.-ln Placervi!le, Feb. ~, Mr. n b.
CoRM-PYBuRN-ln Monterey, Feb. 49, Mr.. Peter Cor
by 10 Mrs Pyburn.
EvANs-VNCrNT.--In Sacramento, Feb. 3, by the Rev.
n R. Peck James W. Evans to Elizabeth Vincent, both of
Sacramento
FAR-GRAysoN.-1n Shasta, Feb. Is, by Rev. N. Burton
Capt. William D. FAIR to Mrs. Laura A. Grayson.
JoHSsoN-MclSTYRE.- Napa, Feb. IS, c. A. Johnson
to Mary Mcintyre
Ilenr-wRsiER Sacramento, Nov 49, 1858, by Rev.
Mr.. Shuck, Dr. W. W. Light to Z. w. Webber.
LMIIS--WnR In San Francisco Feb. %, by Rev. DR..
Anderson, James Latin to Miss Margaret Weir.
MuIFR-BlpST-In San Francisco, Fob, Ii. Mr.. John H.
Miller TO Miss Frances s. Babst, both of that city.
NEwELI-FoUIKs.-At Sacramento, Feb %, Thomas
Newell to s. A. Fouks
PoTE-BouR.-In Napa, Feb 49, J. A. Poppe to Cathc-
rne Bohr.
RICHARDeoN-CARy.-InS Sacramento Feb 49, Samuel f.
Richardson to Kathrne Cary.
RoHARps--wEEMAE.-In San Francisco, Feb 81, by Rev.
R. P. Cutler, Mr. William Richards to Miss Ellen Wisemsn
both Of that city.
REYNoIDs-EuspIH. Oakland, at the residence Of
James de Fremery, ESQ, by the Right Rev. Bishop Kip
William Reynolds Esq., late Of London, Miss Sarah Eus
den, late OF the Hague.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sacramento, Feb. II, Charles
s. RiDggold to Elizabeth NJ Hastings.
SIMs-BARKKR-ln San Francisco, in Powell street Mo
thodist Episcopal church, John Sims to Caroline A. Bar
ker, formerly Of Frederickt0n N B.
SMm-HUIIBUr--In Sacramento county, ut the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. Peck, Myron
Smith, Of Franklin, to Ellen L. Hurlbut of Suffer.
SuIIEgIANI,-M0RsE Nevada, Feb Is, by Rev. D.
A. Dryden, Mr. George Sutherland TO Miss Emma Morse.
WubINsON--CHApMAN.--InS Sacramento, Fob. Fl, William
G. Wilkinson to Martini Jane Chapman
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AnEsicAs Csay CoNyxypos- pxurGAnos OF 5m CAxp1.
DATES rox kAyoa CnY rRxasuExS--An adjourned
meeting Of the American City Convention was held in
Granada Hail. Myrtle avenue, last evening The Chair
man. A Van Brunt presided After calling the roll or
delegates Mr.. Bron made verbal report 10 the effect
that Mr. George Hail. who nominated for Mayo aud
Mr. Crawford C. smith, nominated for City Treasu en- de
clped private reasons The report accept 3D. and
,eoSpy in Which he peuuda,ed the m nc,pes
Of the democratic as well as the republican part offered
the following
r. H. ss nssn O DE ely IF eSsS
elective franchise and deoares 70 entire want of nadencc IN
~
spssas; Sss sss ne
ps s he GHs
1na vii ID Win is influence and DE
sny s through he confess
The resolutions unanimously adopted
Mr. PECK, OF the Fourth ward offered the following
% @ the Of
EesoSed That in The opinion of this Convention Is deemed
Auditor.
An amendment to 60 INTO ballot for candidates was lost
and tho resolution was adopted The convention then ad
iourned sine die.
MoRE MONEY REQUIRED WATER CELEBRATION
AN ODE ADyERrIsED foR.-At meeting OF the Committee
Of the Common Council yesterday the subject Of the
water celebration, stated that the amount Of money
appropriated $4,000 insufficient for the purpose
and resolution adopted requesting the chairman TO
apply TO the Board for increase Of the appropriation 10
$40 000 The committee OF opinion that the celebra
t!op cannot be carried with less The Clerk Of
the Common Council directed pro the printing
of invitation circulars TO DO sent to the Mayors OF New
York. Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore Washington,
Albany Buffalo, Rocbestcn fact all tho cities in this
State and any considerable town within 800 miles distance
The fire departments Of all these cities are also to be in
vted resolution adopted requesting the clerk to
advertise for original ode TO be the occasion Of
the ceebrton and requesting the editors OF the local
press 70 act a committee to decide on its merits
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IMPROVING NAvIG LTION IN CANADA.-The Cana
dams have surveyed and about constructing canal
connect Lake Huron with Lake Ontario. This will very
greatly shorten the distance by water from the States ad
jacent 10 Lakes Michigan and Superior 10 the Eastern
ket They hope by means of it divert large part of
the traffic which now comes down Lake Erie. Another
important Canadian enterprise foot is the deepen
ing the st aud Weland canals in order that
vessels of considerable draught may pass directly to and
from tho ocean, obvatng the necessity of ranshpment Of
cargo.
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The New York weekly Herald.

AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON AND ALBANY-NEws
FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST
INDIES, ETC.--TBE PARAGUAY EXPEDITfON-TIiR-
RIFLE SUFFERING AT SEATTLE PENNSYLVANIA
DEMOCRATIC CONyENTioN--oPENING OF THE
SPRING FAsHIONs--LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEwS--LATEsT INTELLIGENCE, MARKETS, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at ten O'Clock this
morning. Its contents will embrace among other things tho
IolIowingAhsir in Washington and Albany; Proceedings
of the New York Legislature; News from Europe, Cali
Eorna Mexico, Cuba West Indies &C. Important from the
Paraguay Expedition Proceedings Of the Pennsylvania Demo-
State Convention Terrible Suffering at Sea- Wreck or
the British Dromahar and French ship Bengal Opening
of the Fashions Display of Spring STYLES in the Metropolis
IAtea News by Telegraph; Editorials Leading Topics Of
the Day; financial Commercial Religious Theatrical Sport
ing Maritime Intelligence; Weekly Review Of the New
York Cattle Market; Retail Prices Of Country Produce at
Washington Market together with large variety Of interest
ing local miscellaneous ems Single copies In wrap
per ready mailing be had at the counter Price six
ceuts.
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Defiance salan,ander saHos-Wlth PafA' ut
powder proof locks and bars Aso fire. and burgAr
proof pnrlcr suies nepo: 1872 Pearl street VIII rcm00s
April to Is Murray street, corner College place
ROBRaT 4 PATRICK.
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The hest Spring Bed In ExIstenee.-(Hosve'a
eptc) At nom IS 70 g. at S7s Broadway Gall and H.
send for circular.
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Children's Caps Tor Spring.-NcyS and Elc-
gait styles popin CLOTH MORE antique and straw,
GENIN'S BAZAAR AND HAT sIORE,
J07 and 5l3 Broadway.
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Beebe Il Co.'s Patent Ventilated, Self-Ad-
usting Of spring and fashions offered this
day at their salesroom, l56 Broadway
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Looking GIssses, Otl Paintings ard frames
GOOD AND CHEAP, AT n. P. WHI7LSOOA 3.
No. 800 Canal oppadte Wooster arpa&
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Metallic Tablet Rnx0r StrOp.-Thls Inlmita-
BILE article may OF the sole j. r.
SAUNDERS No. Aston House. and OF the agents
throughout the city.
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F0r Perfect + fitting Shirts and che Latest
noveMes IN Igentiemsns furnishing goods GREEN mir;
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MISCELLANEOUS,

AT JONES'. 10 ANN sTREET-S3 30 CONGRESS SHOES
"A and gaiers - W Preach calf drcas boots, spring syie
warranted satisfactory.
MEXICAN sTEREOGCoPIC COMPANY-OEFIUE OF
~ correspondence University Building Washington square,
YFor thu convenience Of down town dealers and cosnry
buyerS the depot FOR The sale OF pictures Vt ~ Broad
way OF Reade street. next door Sewars No goods
ct retail.
LANGENHEIM, LLOYD 4 co.
Loyds patent s.eroscopic degn book form.
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Chest or Good Tea for ONE AoMaI.-AAso
ten pounds coffee for u. ~ cHRfSTIAA 0o"'S NO.
Chunberp areet
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Spring, Is59.-Lcary s Co. Introduce the
spring style Of gcnemen'ssik hats this day. Nos. and
Aston House, Broadway.
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Immense Discoveries of GOld.-We arc not
envious record instance Of good fortune with
An OF ou recently
way and Fulton, and while walking the street. captvsted
the of OF richest bellies to whom he shortly
be married. Moral-Buy KNOWS bats.
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Csurncy's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7e7 Broadway Photographs daguerreotypes, mtnia
fures In oil. And vorytypee.
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DnvrGa's Spring Style or Gentlemen's Hats
beautiful in ,e and finish Salesroom 800 Broadway,
uea
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Travellers Shlrts-Wh0lesale or Retail.
IRA PEREGO SON, 81 NASSAU street
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Grover & Baker's GeA .MG AZ grSrs
FAAhA sS $50 Bro9tYAy.
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chronological Examinations. with Charts
Hnd full written charac.ers, given daily By FOWLER
WELLS, SOS Broadway.
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HOlJOway,s Mothers nxc your
children suffering from ugworm scad heads Apply this
great remedy at once and remove sg 30 dsageeaoe 70
the family Sold by all druggists and at tho mandatory 20
Maideu N. Y
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wheeler 4 Wuson's SewlA y aAeninas.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold nc Retail
by all ationcrs Wholesale only BY EBERHARD FABRR
uOle agent William street.
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White, the Halter, will Introduce his
spring style Of hat this day. March 20 at ZIG Broadway under
Barnun q Museum
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Dubcss' Pantaloons-DubOisl II the Best CUT
Tor Of pantacons in the city No. Clinton place Eighth street.
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BaiSou's French Yoke Shirts, New Style,
nfde 70 orcer sewed by hand and warranted to It, Ball.
LOUIS shirt Emporium, 400 broadway. r
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NTacys Celebrated Shirts mndc TO Ord ev. MT
NE Shirt and Collar depot 81 and "a william street. jog re-
wear. GEO M TRAfY a sent
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WORMS, BUNlON6, NAILS PENETRATING rHH
" fesh cured without pain, that the boot be
Immediately the operation without the least nccnyo
nience the patient by DR. zACHARIE surgeon chkope
The cttv
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shirts, Shirts, Collars, Collars, Wholesale
apn rcts superior make and IT. all sizes and styles, at Full
LkkTON'S, 30 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and roupees-
The the world surpassng made Sold ana applied
II the mandatory. ZS Broadway.
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London sn CmSroaaas'a Ers s,,. s tes'
juS opened By LzA - : ~. 49, :
-. hurch OF Sc. John the Evan
vuoAc IN uno sghsx' In tbs ri h American Of
XVI Sst gee areso1p sfalesa report Of TIE IT rstrtcs
&c ebrx;on.
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-~-----~~<--
OvkkS OF PC6E WAfEB GLANCE AT RI .sE
~ FACTS.

| 1A5OxILANBOU1.
IovzAs or Pure wAssI GLANCE AT IA ssr
cosoa rigvs water full OF deoayod matter, which ouss to
s.Sls ,.ss dys Aorses &c. pour slA laso hs.A va
The d.rs,.s rsre.r. ss..s he esr.y particles Of atL
0gs $780, s nasy cses,r-es pesui l,us % Health
fer be . ssaa s. ssf a. es
sscs ,id es1ycs OF animals that rock blood for roursh
Dr " fr.ssts saysz"Tas Of the di.phr.su ansr
sas,s Gs OF he Gcnsea ron thsse hufui CT
D.. css.ssnAn. MOI: Rogers Parker Gray. Leo Turner
The slime de, you extract IRON water ds-
Inyss% nsr punescen and CHEF cause Of nisrnaids
M e T. ne e.
81 Ss s Sns o ws,sns At :
featuring vsou sss OF pre- sirk which doss away
Via ~ wcoS work and srsA preventive against Crotch
, Ss AZ. .S SPRING ovEsCoArs VARY N
% order from 81 y renrh cashmere pants
overriding else oiH tsSi ' lis W.% srs:
OPENING OF TIE SPRING CAMPAIGN.
We .rs now rsf sssssS SSr c :Ysf
DINNER TIA Fxr psssE y AEp TOILET SETS
sRoEzEs. oo6k n5A VA s xsb ErASor GOODS;
sss p
.equ.inlsd VIA tAs Of de Americas public we fs Coz
SUPERIOR 10 AST -sES sEsesx InroarxD INTO
Weinvte IN inspection Of toe above aad also Or our
UhAkDELikfsS.
An Of which we arc set,ralinsd 70 SCH Il
Extremely moderate pricea.
T. " HAUGHW0UT CO,
Corner OF Broadway and Become Srcee
I)ILEs. PILES PH.l2.
NEW HAVEN, Oct Is 1850.
DR. wtmer-I have been afflicted with external plea
sst eleven years vas operated upoa and have tried all
ne advertise 'emedies for curing piles but they did
God Ivsu wre,cbed condition and advised by Mr.
0hnord, ~ your city, TO try Dr. Winners pile ooslcry
which did and happy TO state that Il has entirely
me OF thai dreadful disease-plss Yours respectfully.
EDWARD II. WARDEN.
Agency for hes s'e Of Dr. Wters Pile suppostory No.
16S bowery, Rev York
CEWIkG EACHIHIS.-ALts PERSONS WHO HAvl
~ been induced 10 buy sewing machines which will ve
form ut work ha them to DO inrs
Ell hat Singers uaehir faL ~ do kd u
10 one ID ever disappointed 10 these n acbtnsS
l. H. GyHAfL 4 CO.. lS7 Broadway
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LIST Premium Shirts, Ready Made and 70
order at LEIGHTONs 5I2 Broad way opposite g. Nchoas
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Welcome ms the Flowers In May,
Are all who buy WHITES hats, say,
At mum ber two sixteen (2G) Broadway.
Season tickets without pay;
Apply at once-do not delay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

GUIDE TO THE KANSAS GOLD MINES.
- MAP ph!lkEAriSssS THE VII Tn1soErAL ROUTES
gold also brief account of te discovery Of the gold
l. necessary preparations previous to leaving home
2 The pece.sity Of being cautions
l. Necessary outfit for four men SIX months
g. On the selection of routes, DO. &C.
Irsvsst: starting As IGu pro.ss
msS Ss he o ss Of
Al of the above, together with the following. embodied in
'p''' APPLEroN's RAILWAY GUIDE
Of CO. a. fraacn, of the lit
tls Miami Rpway aiSsan.t Ohio With portrait and
sRsiways and Prog ess-Tmporan Rules for ira
s n: % $ Ss q sus SseSss
way Cleysland Ohio and B ;S Nh 0hoIIs Com.
and oSSInn. Rsl,xsy Isanss.ss
EnccuTsins 10 sailwsy Is,slIerS selsiOntaiso and
9axay Railway rse Hcros:Se Niagara River saaa
suDbrIy and Erls Railway; Hannibal and st. Joseph ka
side 70 he oid Mines s Of KAs.as together with Map
Mines Four Men. ST! Months selection Of
Gold Mines, &c, &c A>A'''-
knsns Aey
ofs,ee New Field piece Interesting Pecularites of Da
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6United States Time indicator showing the difference Of
sam F1ancsco Trinity Bay VA
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States BY figures spread over lis surface where the
s-1hrough Routes, to and from New York Philadelphia
g +: S s OF 95
and from al the principal cities South East and West (See
"A List Of Prominent Hotels in the Principal Cities Of the
Gazeeer Of the United States arranged under the &C.
p .Esss Ms Ss S S ma u Ss Principe. Railways,
2-New Time Tables, corrected 10 date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
LIS Third avenue near Fourtesuth uroel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

Barry's Tr1copheY0us u tho Best and
cheapest article dressing identifying cleaning curling
eservng and restoring the hair Ladies. try IT, Sold BY al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

pODY sNATCHERs.
THE DISSECrrN0 ROOMS
HANDSOMELY ILLusrkArED,
in
THE SUNDAY COURIER.
Price Three Cents.
For sale by all the newA sgents.
Office of publication;
Is Spruce stree.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

Genin's Spring Style
9ENIN 5OT Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

Citizens and Strangers who Desire - Fine
and elegant hat should call at ESPEhSCHEIDS, lle Mas
street.