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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-19
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For SALE 81
. HORACE EVERETT
Council BUNS, IOwa

G WqrSEqr 20, IS, 43---sJ acres. snd,,,,.
-. sprinser's farm, miles North d town. y,
Eqr Or 2, 76, 40 acres, On Aesaui,,. y
bottom land, miles above Judge Bryau,;s ssst
M Z ar 5, II, 4i-sO acres, timber an
toe creek, mile south Of Mr. - farm : . ssG.
EEsra, n, 40--isO acres, Silver creek ,,,o,. "
containing about 20 acres Of timber On the rs.a
terbury's in Shelby county. IA
81 N W ar; Eqr N W ar; 8 sswqr nav
" gr 2, 10, ao--2i0 acres, NishnsbotaDy ra,n a.
toa land on The Stage route east mile xsss = ~
Grove, Joining Slocuns and Jn9ge J,,ns, 80. ~
the south, and Mr. Fie's and Fiesher,s On ths ~
There Is NO better body Of land IN Western L,.s.--
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous se,.,aa
near. @r #'r. 49, sas
Also, 5 W or W ar; and n qrswq
acres mile east Of the above; bottom land VIA
timer. Saa
sxSwarIo, and or sEqro 0, II, ss-,,s
Sishnabotany bottom land, 2 miles north Of sev,s
near Cutzingers MIL, about 10 acres tirahe, - ~
tract mile north Of the new State road - -
n y or and W ar z, rs, $3.50 acres bo,,c,u
on the Eisbnaoottany River, miles beIox 49,
and the same distance above lola, and st;oil.ns =
| NwqrSw qra4; VIZ Rq-; and Syo,sr
Eh n or -; M qr; Ea y W ar; sgo,vIs
aud W qr L or %, n, 1900 acre. on pIss-.g
| Council Bluffs. 1"1H
/ Not EA 10; ny and s rSEsr,5n
s aT'J Rr Missouri River bottom land miles iron M
| EHI, VIZ W ar, and s w3Syrrr
1880 acres. bottom slope and upland urzs-,s Ut
Pigeon, 70 miles Of Council Bluff. sbn ~ e kss
OF timber This very ADe tract for Iarus ,,, N's
| Of Or W or; and Il " gra -
Or 49, 10, 4a-2oo acres, bottom land, pai,s rs
! Council Bluffs. A's fsss
| Eh Swqr; VIZ Sc or, and S wqrSge,es-
200 acres bottom land, Oh Little Silver 49, ~, ~
| 0: l.. J. CfiIds. @ss' sss
E. $ Z Or 49, y Or and VIZ Eqrss.an
acres bottom land on Silver Greek, mile, s...,s
! Chiiis. a'aL!
Eh "q-j and w. E q IL, 70, 4l-lso.r.s g.
| State road. -es % kss
sEqEN " ?r %, -, 80 acres, mite s,r, -,
81 n Eqr ~; and W Or war %. II
town. -sa Asg.
So n qr, and + or 10; 81 NYorsDssx
n 5o-fSO acres on Nishnatrstrany ct L4.5s,,Nh,
ioo acres o. timber, balance bottom pralrie and -.
ADJOINING Mr. True's and NJ WTigLps farm. 'sA
W " or; qrSw ar; sgorcw
10, if-l55 50 acres. On Keg creek, mile q, -
mill and y mile above Mr Niutnrns farm ana ,ss
from Council Bluffs. Also, single rrsct Of -'''
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
I Would. NOR.

w. q ~ 49, ~ v "
WOULD NOT.
] would not kiss the sweetest lip hl
Unless il kissed me too, as
9 Az we'll from the young rosebud sip
The mornings earlies. dew. & 3
Nor clasp hand. though soft and warm,
Unless il pressed mine too; $500 a
4 I'D rather love the perfect form 81
Made ont Of Persian stone. t,soasoa
] will not worship eyes, though bright
And beautiful they be. i rs ls3tll.s I.
Unless they bend their living light .s
On me-and only me m ss
would not love a form that Heaven
Itself had stamped divine, ss,.:.
If l but dreamed that love was given
To other hearts than mine!
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
Wealth will win a Queen.

The Cubano- American Alliance Marriage Of
Senior Oviedo, the rich Cuban, to Miss Bartlett;
The Ceremony at the Cathedral Bridal Robe,
Diamond, Pearls, and Splendcr beyond De-
scription t. te5l g }. s5S,ssE
The terrible agony occasioned by the
anticipated marriage ofithe rich Cuban,
Don Esteban Sta. Cruz de Oviedo with
Frances Amelia Bartlett, in New York
city eliminated on Thursday, the 18th,
by The actual occurrence ofthe wedding
at the Catholic Cathedral in Mott street.
There has been so much ridiculous pa
.rade made over the engagement Of these
parties, and their movements previous
to the marriage, by way of furnishing
sensation Items for newspapers. that it
seemed almost as If some conqueror had
landed upon our shores, and was about
to bear off the booty Of "a victorious CAM
paign.l 1t is hardly necessary to relate
who these parties are, it has been done
SO often by press after press throughput
the country. The Cuban is said torbe
worth Sd, 900, 900, and he has sister
who is said 10 be equally as wealthy,
who has built and endowed a convent
out of her fortune. They are also said
to be among the noblest families in Gu
ba, so far as wealth and position entitle
Ito the claim ofnobility.
There were no less than three thous-
and invitations to the wedding ISSUED,
and about all the Spanish gentlemen in
the city with any claim to responsibility
were invited. The cards of adm ssion
and Fat home" were printed on uagni-
ficent vellum paper, bearing the initial
"B." and on the fine white board about
three inches long and two wide. The
text of the note Is as follows: ,9ad la
MR.. AND MRS. BARTLETT M
request the pleasure of yorr company al the mar
'riage ceremony of their daughter,
frances AMELrA, WITH Dow EsrEBAN
STA. CRuz DE OyIEro, AZ
On Thursday. the 18th Of October. u S
The card of admission to St. Patrick =
Cathedral is asfollows: lss
EST. PATRTCK'S CATHEDRAL, n \
Thursday, OGtobsr ls, Al Twelve o'clock.
This Gard 70 be- presented u the mann door. 1
III sIsaaisna Mott Gtrest.siH III s2. hi
Seats reserved until l2Il-2 s'cloek. 4
Theainyitations TO thesreception is iu
che following terms: a5lis ii4s
MR.. AND MRsssBARTLETT
IAN .E3s ssAr iaoME, 68S8 sEsls
Thsnaays ocs0bsr II, fism ono until three
sAloek sl3 West Fonrtaeath S.rees. 3s
Misau BartArtt I'm hatAaaghter Of al
Ex.I iealAnant il The United Statesi Na.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

i How TO SToP Boon. Take the fn-y
est dust Of tea or the scrapings Of tho
inside oftanned leather and bind It close
upon the wound snds blood wilE soon
cease 70 flow These articles are at
az times accessible, and easy 70 b OBJ
tanned After the blood Has cssssa %
fiow, laudanum may b, ,adyAntsge geoaslys
applied tc the wound. Due regard, .tp
these instructions viii save agitation 81
mind. and running for the surRson, Who
would probably make 40 ststtsf pre-
Ircription if present. .tsais
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

- A Dover, N. H., correspondent
Of the Trapellcr gives the particulars Of
a kidnapping case which occurred there
on Saturday last. Some years since
Mr.. d. II. S. Farrer, then Of Dover but,
now Of New York, married "a MjssY
Huntress; but after living together till
last June, they were divorced, the lady
taking her child and going to live with
her mother, Mr. t'arrar not being per-
mitted to visit her except in company
with two persons appointed by,t the Court.
Mr.. F. has frequently declared, that he
would steal the child, and "a SatuuTrday,, d,,
night, az the mother was unaire sssinr the
child to put her 70 bed, Ne rushed in'
and seized il. Not~ithst anding fthe
struggles OF the mother and her sister,
whom he intimidated by firing q pistol.
Farrar succeeded in reaching q carriar re
in waiting for him, and nude of with
the child with such speedthat the police,
whose MD was invoked, were unable to
find him. "A reward OF four hundred
dollars Is offered for Bis arrest. s'ssis 4s3hs
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

The Milwaukee News tells of an Irish-
man who, while at work in . stone
quarry near that city, saw an animal
which he recognized as one Of his neigh
bor's kittens, glide under large fiat
stone upon which he was at work. ]. He
called to comrade 70 hold the stone
while he got the poor thing out without
hurting il. Getting down upon his knees
he reached gently under the stone and
drew the Cat gently FORTH; then dropping
her instantly. he clapped both hands to
his nose and exclaimed: Ho,cly mother
.chai has she been a;iing?'' It was 4
skunk. a'ait .s8 q
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
/ ADVERTISING RATES

b@t III tADVES1A A6sNN akS1RA ed - ss Ss#a tS$i
s0nseO!ana, o. one ysar !. 4. $50 % 81
a One colpnn for six mouths. s........ 40 90 a
One column Tor three months s..... 20 90
Half \ column for one year. So. SO 90
Half cofumn for SIX moaths . i. s., $500 0i
Halt column for three months i. 90 90 NJ
Qnarter Of = Column for one year Is 90
vsiNEss CARDs-Not over 6vehnes
one year,
Over lines and under r., do
Over 10 and under shines, do 10. 90 =
Ono square. = lines ii less, l ins. y i 90
and for eschl additibnai Insertion. so 3s
Advertisers will be entitled ID change of theii
advertisements twice = year. Payments to be made
half yearly. Yearly advertisers out Of the Territory
must make their payments han-yearly in advance,
and when advertising for shorter periods, the money
must imall cases accompany the adversisetnent Ne
from onr published rates. Special notcso
chargedtw,ce. @.. y
s TERMS: , 4
Ten copies IN & oot oflhe Territory, Is, 90
twenty copies out Of The Territory. 90 !
Strictly in advance. ss4d sas3 d III
Persons forwarding Clubs. should retain certif
setes from Pos.masters.s tsiS a.5ses St
81
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

The FIG1Ays WITHOUT NATURAL Ar
FEcTIoN .--One Of the first lessons taught
the FIJI infant is 10 strike its mother, q
neglect Of which would beget fear
lest the child would grow up to be a
coward Thus these people are nurtur-.
ed without natural affection, and train
ed to be 'impIacable, unmerciful;' moth
ers leading their children TO kick. and
tread upon the dead bodies Of enemies.
The violent passions Of revenge and an
ger are fcstered in the native children,
SO that when offended, they give full
vent to their fury; and it is not surpris-.
ing that their ripper years exhibit such
fearful developments Of rage. 20 as&
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03
EDlIoR AND PROPRIETOR
,WHOLENO. s135..s,

vide plans thrlUgh which flow the bcnd
waters ofths Red River Of the North.
They were therefore forced 10 recross
the great river without alIaying their
thirst for vengeance By single drop Of
6iswk. blood. They must Irsturnto their
bonssa~ish q single scalp ito herald the
trinmphs Of . victorious foray G..ss =
The p4rty had reached the banks Of
the river, and sncarnped upon It, under
the shelter the thick uEdergrowih, and
on the following sa0saiDg, as they lasBchl
I'D their canoes upon its rapid current iQs
one solitary Sioux, who had approached
The river u ssh !. unmipdial Of their pre-
sence, was discovered by them and shot.
With shcutsiof cxultation the warriors
tore his scalp from his head, and hast
ening back 70 the lodges Of the Chippe-
Was. celebrated the dance Of victory
with this fresh trophy Of their valor. aoio
II was thus was reaiized the prophecy
ofthe Indian girl TO- the very letter, and
herseH, in the esteem Of all the neighbor-
ing bands, elevated 10 the highest hoGors
in all their ceremonies She alone, Of
all the females, il permitted at ali lcsti-
vities to associate, mingle, and counsel
with the bravcst Of the braves of her
tribe. .Ess14a *fsrA42
Nor was the occasion above referred
to, the only one in which tie Hanging
Cloud has signaIized herself, for 1on
more than one war trail her light step
has fallen. Her beaded moccasiu track
has many time been made in the. soil Of
the Sioux's country, and her scalping-
knife has torn the bloody trophy from
his head. In the recent war between her
tribe and their Old enemies, not far from
st. Paul, Minnesota, Hanging GloadIcd
on party ofyoung braves, from which.
after. q severe engagement that lasted
part Of two days, they returned with nine
scalp ], iour Of which were hanging at,
the bel, Of the young heroine. Her ,fa-I
ther is still living, and an influential,
chief and there is no doubt that, in
the event Of his death, his daugater,9
.ah-shah-way-yee-she-yo qua, the Hanging
Cloud, will become the leader Of her
band, with the consent Of her entire
tribe. i. ..@ psM ~ 4e9Es a. s,,.s
In fact, she is now the ruling spirit of
her people, who have long considered, !,
her as possessed extraordinary pow
ers ofprophecy, and the immediate tfa-,
VoE''e'ot Nion'io1. q Gsh cmit
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-03

l.r,- p.k2 ~. a>a~a - I77/I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
Operations A..s.st the Texas I.d,sns.

The Austin (Texss) Iatltgencer says that Gen Twggs
has sent Captain pummer, with company Of infantry,
haste the loser Indian Reserve to the Indians
against the cze Of the upper counties ~ the STATE who,
have before stated preparing to cesn oat The
Reserve In aos." Gee LkHie,scer adds:-Boln Gen.
Twiegs and M-jor Neghboss have become satisfied that
the Reserves cannot be maintained IN peace without
greater than the United States would ought
incur; the latter has recommenced the removing Of
toe Reserve Indians 10 the IDdan ands exclusively within
the jurisdiction of the United States Major Nsighhofs
authorizes say those citizens who feel such hos'i-
ty towards the ndians that he doubts not but II they
will suspend toeir Indignation few months peacoabe
removal will be accomplished.
The Dallas Herald has the particulars of the recent
Eight Fort Arbucke already reported by
Lieut. Powell commanding fifty United States troops and
defeated and withdrew, and Lieut. Pc we sent
express the fort for the and renforcemens
The Camapches had previously sent word that they in
tenaed coming to take the fort.
Lieut. Powell sent another express to Fort Wachta for
additional reinforccmepts. The Dallas paper says
Capt. Carr, of the first cavalry, from Fort Wacha,
passed through here for the seat OF 10 command OF
nifty soldiers. The troops fine looking set Of
and oil eager for brush with tba Cana1ches and, our
word for IT, they get into engagement with the gal
liant and brave Capt. Carr ut their head, they will do
execution.
The mail rider from Arbuckle Tues lay morning. re
ported that On last saturday night the Camaoches
this side Of Fort Arbuckle and stole Mr. p Lsnney's
horses aod killed several others.
According TO this report Lieut. Powell must be sur
rounded by Camanches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
A Husband Poisoned By His wife.

IRON GREENSBORO, N. u, letter OF March 70.
DAY two since, Isaac johnson, farmer OF this
county, and very honest aud upright citizen. died
der such peculiar circumstances that IL was, only by
hts neiebbors, but by the physicians who attended him
during his illness, strongly believed that he had been
poisoned Accordingly Drs Glenn and Black proceeded
expedously as possible TO make a post mortem x.
animation Of the deceased TO become fully satisfied
the causes OF his death The parts of the body
placed aside TO be reserved tor short tms before
the physicians continued the examination. Upon re-.
which they placed could be found.
This circumstance fully confirmed the suspicious al
FIRST strongly entertained that Mr. Johnson had been
20 soDed, and nnaner able other facts relating TO his
DEATH and many astounding revelations concerning the
domestic and family relations OF bis household were
speedily brought 10 light which implicated HIS wife as
having perpeuated the helnous crime.
Immediately she arrested aud brought To this place.
and after undergoing an examination before
In which the evidence 1uced in behalf OF the State
entirely hcmng that not the least 1ouDt d
be entertained her guilt she ordered 10 be
bed In jail until the approaching term OF the Superior
Court, at which time she will undergo regular trial and
thought by many that her conviction there will be
certain.
Mr. johnson and his wife have lived unhappy together
for the last year two past Is reported thai
Gently she became attached 10 Of the ncighborhooi
(~hose name have not learned) who spared pains
produce all the trouble and misery in the family that
could DC possible.
The prisoners conduct since her been marked
by feelings OF toal disregard and indifference the
consequences and with little regret at the death OF
husband. Notwithstanding she at the tme declares
herself totally innocent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
MATRIHOaIAI..

MATRIMONIAL. IAN AMEaloAR GENTLEMAN OF
NI rank, education AVID the highest norai WORTH middle
sped butnever married reading In this city having DOLLY
self mspenance but possessing every requisite to render
pure lovely and affecoDae ksppv In domestic
desires to form The usn,ancs q such lady with amps
fovtnre ard SIMILAR qualities Ia view Of Sincere
huee his gentle RESPONDENT he trusts wiIl he 40 likewise
kes names and references exchanged Address b. L. Post
a0C m. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
Supreme Conrt--spe { ial Term.


Before Hon. Judge Cerke
In &c The Mcadafcs' Fts Ins,ndce Ccmrdny Of Me CO
nf Neso York Motion grained, without costs.
Iichard A. Feyrts ct ol pS. Eiad.d Fan H1st Motion
denied With So coss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
.1YaCEAI.A.EOUS.


FoRruNA.- FOR SALE a VALUABLE Kennedy,
n ,oss,hsr viii pri iipg Gera
ersrssuc mao can realize fortune II few ',d res
Psrr, ~ e.. s 90 f''
.ycTioH FURNITURE EXPRESS - PERSONS
~ ebop removing ~i God TO their advantage Z, cal GA ma
s@pis ssse.s CnpaDy ls soo..o. str q mar Wosis.
iore ~eaiy per esat che per than any oae comosuy
oUAsIa.-B GREENWOOD MANUFACTURERS AVID
~,s.ls deal. IN .quam .res, sa sns % ' ros
eas at ~ nliou street, corner mn, n Y
RE YOU sroKi-Go To srxISFELD's, 20 NASSAU
e ans so sn sss eo sfs Ss %
,rd 81 M sasa 0ss Ar soos , g
so on journey they viii preserve your ND pros,t
Ter and ssaa he ,a bounding anre syosy noueh your
Veins YOU are leg say = sq@e ss w n,rss s
OF lie al d strength. siE,NFkLo's, 10 NASSAU
psIce-wILsoNa HAIR ooloRER AND evs
a orer are he best and cheapest Preparations for e h
Bu VIII turn the erayes' ha % It's original color without
''''' COLOR afsfoas AND BEAUlIFY
the hair and u'eo e wssf, no Ioroe no bur ling Ito
LlGhf Beows 10 A JEr BLACK.
No matter how hair rusy be. W O. VIII speei
. e'''s' u sW S9gT'SI's cgNrs A soTrr.
sIps, GspS q. s s s G'soa street od y al ar
IA dians street v,,isn ssuss .anSsr So bird anJ
weuat strs's phlatelphia, sole sssnts FER rhsdeoh
pFprrcRs FILLED WITH STRAW, DAT OR RYE.
~ called for aud delivered enable
dressed Il. ~ n tlioru street
fYoAL Oh -THs CAysrAL uiyMlNATI.G GIL
y ~,boa unpleasant snel escens an cbsr ole II ruibi
arcp~es color purity brihancy gbt ia u,s
ssyue hun other srrale OF tho ha
sss vale ny O. VIM aoss % eroAd stres.
fyOh LfXicN CONT NXioN.
" ~ sdies Gao hsgea ,ety eopooezion without Injury
f cs Il si1snSs
cliey respectable ply siclos this city. saie
~ the pusios, ospos 800 enc s Broadway 1877 eowery;
sso ali prpc'pal dIurgss a6 dealers
raly IN Newark, j.. Gilman ht-iys ,os 6rcad street
80 preyet the public from purciling spurious ard
box Is labelled with f'r r. Ch'toas and
the sgbssure a. LkwsNHnsta To ladies' troubled
wrh paer slowpsss kGdar,e L. would hy
pastries Ia ro~e
srAMiLIss MOVING 70 TAG CoUETRy WILL FIND
grtsy to their atransse TO employ skifl packer
pack their ciockery chrs and glass One be highly
uende be found at liz Last Twenty street
Ipanire for facser.
~ GAS GAS
" furnishing their dwellings stores with gas
WILL SAVE FULL Is Pea CENT
By purchasing ut the
AinutaciurrRsdepot Of
GEO. II. KITCHEN Il 90,
Woods Buildings.
Dol Broalway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

NOT1rf-TO ALL POLITICAL oNSOIss@U2S OF
Nv oysters They will 1nd at DOWNiNufs oyster cellar a
superior article and most respect ulv call aenion 10
The aame And turtbermore that VIII not regret the
visit toe OF the above nkise entire bed But
IN cencneion reppecully soc and all 10 give
DOWNING No, Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
RESTAURANTS.

ENGLISH TURBrT AND KNGLIsH MUTTON
~ FOR DINNER TO-DAY.
Fos Ee, hayer Fbes ttlon and Glu ester cheese var
mouth blosters, Scotch sal Lochine herring, &c.
RICH kbstfN h MCLEOD, 40 Water a. near Wall
Will May 70 I06 Maiden lane, corner Pearl NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
pALrTNoRB, wAsHINGroN ANp IA

baltimore, WARRINGTON AND rHn WBT=THn
d NeAnep o. the New York and salrnne Steamship Lane
save per Is neer TucsdAv rhursdsys and Saturdays
cstnp The passage In fo-y hours Freaht 70 Sstmors.
septe Ger oos Wsshiuton 10 cents per FOOT and
Aps rates v through rsfes " the Wet eoverins hsur-
rsk eighth per eot spnv o. we bAmnsoro and
r q. ii 0I0NV1L 9 90. g Wo1 sgUe1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

(NoLEMAF's CALIFORNIA LINE FOS SAN FaAN.
" cisco.ssi'rg usrl. adyersed.-Dn1 per nf
turdsy, epr H. The A exeme clipper snip Oh RiBId,
rfos simmer, eonmardsr, is rapidly iDadog pier
rs river Of al superb Baltimore clio
per ship Der log following passages
Passage from osmore'o Liverpool hir'een oa pssssse
from London uaso seventy eish. dsvs passage from al
Cora eight days Ga ing Ia aompsn with the Gale
Grated clipper of tbs her
ssres tasssge from Nel0ou cslao thirty
said I, he shortest record she msds distance Of
22O lice snccessiye days and expec Will
Of the shortest passages . san fraoc,sco rd
Esyng superior ventilation shippers may rely 10 the perfect
deiiser; II her cargo lusurs st the lowest rates For
balsace of freight apply % wd .. COLEMAN scO. IS
Wall gontpe Bulldog Agents San francijco,
xesxa WM. T. COLEMAN 4 GO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

EVOR PORTsMoUrH. CITY POINT AND RICHxoND-
The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
Thomae Skinner, VIII leave Wednesday, tho 9Th inst Ut
Portsmouth the next afternoon aud at Petsrsours the ocw
great southern mall line those tor Richmond VIII arrive there
EARL Friday morning Passengers vii dnd This the cheap
est peasenest most expeditions route Passenger tsrs
With stateroom 70 Norfolk, 81 " Petersburg and kchmonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

lTLArT1C BANK, BROOKLYN, N Y, APHrI,4, 1882
The reofore offered by this Bank for he
hensiop Of Cscar 5. Field is hereby re yoked.
WM. q. KUSaMORE, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

nCR sALE-FrFTY DOGS OF ALL THE CHOrcEsT
breeds Pointers and settlers on trial. rat dogs on trial.
watch coQs on trial. black dogs the finest
the purest breed eight 40 OF hem bitch
dog months old the finest and largest 10 the
trv lei black 3 inches high ia pounds weight; pups from
two Of the breed Address GARDNER
corner OF broadway and Forty sxth street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

syRAJES AND TENDERS -RHURET PRICE, OR ATE
Ut snd zen Ter manufacturer ~ Cana street. vxrck
have er OF the lsss, grates
tenders wholesale retail Owners srcoects ard md
a find 10 their interest 70 call before purch spg ese-
wheIe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

DounRErTE or TIE CELEBRATED LODI MANUFAC
4 TUBING COwPsky.-1rs article has stod the test
OF nneeep years s holdr It's place 10 market the
sEsT All .bkAfEsr aANURE FOR COEN. GRASS
AID GARDEN vsGsI ABLEs Prize 81 80 70 80 per bar.
rel, according to QusDuty Apply to
GhIFFIkG, BROTHER Co,
Agricultural Warehouse,
60 Cortland, street. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

U,RANoTs BUTLyR FRoM ~ FULTON sTBHFT II AZ
removed near The corner Of Myrtle and Division
pnes brooklyn usual all tine choicest breeds for
sock; dogs boarded educated. 49, Oars from Fulton and
feck alp ferries every few minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
IN nvFor Havana and New Orleans To sail 90 Tues
day. april 1872 the Unised states mall ste amer
receive freight Friday, April al pier foot OF Robinson
street. North river No biis OF lcng signed after the hour Of
sailing For freight passage apply 70 the AGENTS. IvINdS
ION, CROCBEnON CO, NO. Park place.