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NEW.YORK, FRIDAY, JULY %, 1859.


ION SIS W o o D
MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
rErr cH.MpErRt. DAY AND sIGHr.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
ruE MAMMOTH RFvrERrAlnNENrs.
TIE GFk;T PaY pAY E 2F TIE T4E FETyA FssrfSa
rRIbhf Dhf 0NhA' DA' VI '"i FRIDAY,
TTy MOST GORGEOUS ENTERT.INMENf
Tar WORLD HAS svER WITNESSED.
INCLuDiNG FRYE ExCURsI0Y BY STE EAMBoAT.
y,yY9fG G@sEs GsSsTss gsEFPTSs 5T eoFDoTs TSJGk
No? ?5sssySE$ sAS i s. TfE cihf9 TSIIIy;s
GRAND BAL CHAMPETRE,
FOUR DISTINCT oRcHEsrRAs.
MAMMOTH FIREWORK FESTIVAL
WORLD RENOWNED EDGE
THE MAMMOTH CONCERT, FRIDAY, July =.
To- commence a; O'clock.
l. Grapd Festival Overture
Gr'nd Duo I Arsatef for Fu ofcse.trs
wsrz de- Concrr. yande Gederj ............r Gune
Tn. Anvil Chorus. rom Ii Toystore".
MAMMOTH ORCHEsrRi.
PsRr H.
To m-nce az 8 O'Clock.
ChsrivsI for tud Orchestra
GisD' M'10urts .o, s,o,cs si
g. Waltz de- Concert The Mo-. Roe) Bergman
Grand ksoh.auZ (TOch Light
CONDUCTORS: -
CARL ANsCHUTZ ERNST GRILL, JULIUS uNGER,
CARL PROX aud MAX MARETZEk,
On SUNDAY, July ~
the programme will b ..ric,ly confined 10 ths
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
THE NJ MMOTH " OR c II EST 4
SOLO SINGING AND CHORAL ASSOCIATIONS
IN THREE PARTS
The First Part will CONN = a. o'clock
The Second Part :, o'clock.
The Third a, O'Clock.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
TIE steamers SATELLITE sud JOHN l.. LOCKWOOD
will convey visitors the grounds who purchase tickets a. The
FREE OF ALL CHARGE
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LNINSLOW HOrSE. ST. ANTHONY, MIN

w NEsOrA, J. r. DARRON, Supcrn,endent-rhs 10
the and elegant furnished Hotel Ia the North West,
ard is now open the accommodation Of sess Il 10 desirs
bly, located being cens 20 th. bineAs part of the city, and
con null sight of N. Falls OF St Anthony and ts OBJ
.ryary Balconies afford the views that be OBJ
,ar,d oi the c,irs of 81. lhony and Mime sPois.
Thi, Hons. il .t eomp.ei at of 0on and fur
pi.hed IN pnc.y STYLE additional expense Of $oo10
The cesbrasd Falls OF Mum. t Tia tLaIghns Ws"t) arc
Lcstrd aocut miles distant from the Niuslow Hons In
u,heTy direction They approached by an es-l-nt rosd
Hotel and object pr-euin"nt ossny aud roman
tic interest fail excite admiration of the tourist
Trans.u, board 80 pr day
Til. tables furnished with the greatest vsr~fy and the
choicest N. affords and attention wanting mAko
IN, gu.rs of th. Wi.sow Ii. friend. II the House.
= q " NOLAN Pronhe,NI.
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Real Gstaie for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL FARM RESiDENC h %
~ RONkONkOMA LAKE, LON0 ISLAND; psor-. Ia
prime House xss u story, Win s.t-n-o1 ssd Well
Barn 25x29 large U4rd-n Bstns Boating and Fishing.
VERY health esion CHI. ap cA<h ~ KING Trbon. po~-
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laura KEENE's THEATER.
IL FRIDAY EVENING July 22
ANNUAL BENEFIT or J. u. BURNETT,
Under the imms sdiae auspices n The - ~
"NEW-YORK CALEDONIAN CLUB"
the members of which viii APPEAR IN
FULL HIGHLAND COSTUME.
PROGRiH3E
TINE TRIES ALL.
Drama Ia sets.
GRAND PAS De DEuX,
By Mile. CHRISTINE AID ZANIsTOWskI.
THE MACGREGORS GATHERING,
By Cansrnan JAMES CUMMINGS
DELICATE GROUND Comic Dramsl. ,,.,,
BROADsWORD DANCE, by Cau.msn ALEX FRASER.
DUTCH SONG With TiROLEAN WARBLlNGs,
By Mr.. CHAs. PEtERS
BOMBAsTES FURIOSO-(Blrlesql- Tragic operaE
Dress Circ. and oeht-
Family ,el'
NIBLO's GARDEN.
N MORROW NIGHT Saturday. July %,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
NJ, JEFFERSON
GREAT BILL-FOUR GLORIOUS PIECES
Mr. JEFFERSON and Mr. SOTHERN ACT TOGETHER
The performance 20 c~mmeDc. sih tb- Drama of the
PEOPLES LAWYER.
soou Sbipele the T-sosteI MI Jefferson
Mr.. JEFFERSON
will make her first app4aranc, in N,~-iork
LETlTh LULLABY,
'"' '''s"'' CONjUGAL LESSON.
Simon Lullaby Jefferson
After which, the eccentric Duality of
BOX AND cox.
Box Printer. hf'
BURLESQUE ITALIAN DUET
soTHERN aud JEFFERSON.
The rerInance will conclude With The roaring Farce of the
sPECTER BRlDEGROOM
Or
A GHosr N SPITE HIMSELF.
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JOUNsON's PHILOSOPHICAL CHARTS.

~ Every teacher who wishes 20 convey o hs pupils coHrc
ideas I ID, lu ps natural science shot 10 these Charts
Prf Shuan To teachers without apptrsus these
Charts are 81 Invaluable acquisition, and useful on. -
ths. who have Pnce for et of ten with hey,
80 IN sheets 80 SMITH. MOODMAN a Co, Publishers,
No $40 BruadwaN Agents wanted
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A c a d / A
IL n y IL " 7 IL Ii Z Z LII L y OSES.

A & ID :;
MONTH WITH THE BLUE NOSES.
By FREDERIC > CoZZENs.
Two Elegant Illu.tratons by Napui-on SaTony.
On. Volume Pnce H..
From The New York Baptist Chronicle.
Fred Cozzeus by happy accident in guest Of heah-"
cnugfstua'e upon s v-ryuay hr long ENJOY H. ana
employ il well upon this good book went u Acadia
There b. the Eyaneeline
Fair vas she behold that maiden Of seventeen 1mners
Black berry that the thjru by
the vGyti1e:
Rsct ", softly they cleaned beneath The brown shade
Jf her tTe-s.s'
'He her, and many another,
W,ans her Norman cap her kre Of blue aud the ear
Brought m the oden time from France and since heir
loom,
audea down from mother child through long generations
saw, besides, many other and things among
w-vheher things leav" 10 the taste OF The
r.sdefwere dro pemef Of fugitive slaves The early
history e the smpsbead Acadians aud the wrongs they
suh-I.d-we subject e known ~ no-
persous history Of the United States even ,ne Bible
glanced comprehensive nauu.r aud with the wiltri
accustomed pla yful grace ana seuislity"
FOR sa. by Oh Boossclrs CoPes sent ny mall postpaid on
Teceip, Il Irce, by -. .-. =. =.
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NAPOLEON Ill,
~ THE MAN or PROPHECY.
STRIKING PREDICTIONS,
rlfr.3 and fi6Iirq by The R.y GEORGE STANLEY
FAbER, +. ]. fuce J1i
d. APPLETON Co Publishers, Nos SO and Sis Bro'd~ay
yI,UE AMERICAN STAIR BUILDER.
i Nv WulfAN 7. EsTEEES00E and JAMES II. MoNcSroN.
% net box % he subject Everything couu-cei with he
ss.rc m y rxp.ined aud Illustrated One Ars qlsEto VI
NM, Pic. It ty mall free oi pos;4ze Discount -
Ec.k..Ilers ard Caisss.,rs. Acoltss
BAKER GOODWIN Pabisheu,
Tribune builaius. Printing HOUSE sql-sr, New iolL
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nIGHLY IMPORTANT to BOTH SEXES,

III Married oT Smge ia health OF rdsease.-NEDlCAL AD-
VisERAND MARRIAGE UlDE sab edition. over 90 Pas.,
isn eli tn auo above tl-ctrotype EugTsyugs Price
Il, ce Pans and udou sran aud surgeon nov
New York City This interesting book should be IN me hands OF
ryrty admit person upas knowledge al have Sought 'I III
X, Ia any Sold mailed 20 any part II he county
by w. A TOWNSEND \ Co., Ne. 40 Wak.T 81, " l.
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- lies d-sirng Private Board may dnd sup-rior scecmmdA
ous spacious cool and quiet ample and shady play
reasonable two ni u'es was from Consress
Spring. By Supplying immediately al TEMPLE GROVE HOUSE,
New iOk.
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1THIS DAY PUBLISHED:
REYSOLDSS NEW NOVEL,
NlOG l. y ii \ X L L. y y ID
THE STAR OF THE CIRCUS.
Author 4 Young Ducncssr EmpIess Euseues Boadof
sc. &c.
Comrlc,e Pricc, 20 cents.
YOUNG WIVES.
Upon the Management Marriages Bridal Tours Christeliues
Flras &C d,scbius hov 90 manage house, how . brrs
up Chaeu: fan qur.te, Receiving ComPa
ny. Paving Visits and masiI EOme happy.
Price Is
NV PLAYS Nm READY:
NILLlklNS AND HIS DlNAH.
SHAN DOCTOR.
JOLLY MILLtRS.
Prize IS o-u's e g.
Copies q IL above bk. used receipt oi PIicc Al
dr. r. A. yRADY.
N. la5 Nassau-s,, " Y.
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ID . NJ I IT Il T.
NOW READY:
THE ROM MAN QU T. s tt n.
T. ABOUT.
Translated from the French by II. {. Coupe.
(suppI.ssed in France.)
vol. limo. Cloth. Price o. cents.
From The London Critic.
The translator ha. bis task well as possible lie Las
entered heartily his original snd the reader will opn under
why winter desired 20 be beyond the reach o' tine long
of the Pope"
From The London Times.
"Ope of the nlos pungert productions oi the day
From The London Dairy News.
"LIto!.ratly witty and m.icle-sly trIthilL'
From The Ath.usum.
M About descend into dkuess and seizes upon the
Vuliure Of this Nation al PRONE heus.'
d. APPLETON 4 Co. Publishers
Nos so aud 3iS Broadway.
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TOR sALE-lco ACRES for sloo:mThs Char,

i AID ~ Law. o. ~. AALhICAN LHI6hANT AID
~ Company vii b. received par payment 81 aDds
.d by pUrcbsse" To he youns Il N~w fort anl
f., vicinity orr s safe And pTobSoss Investment Ca q
No
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Chances for Business tflrn.

4 GOOD CHANCE To GET INTO BUSI-
n SNEss The Stock Fixtures aud Possession Of the ous
etsbi.t.d store Of n OkEEFFE, No. % % sv vii be
.xhaus,d for aud lot Vacant LOTS IN he city
n all FERN, Cash
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.N EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE for several


i 4 PARTNER, with cash capital OF hom 80 iVN,
10 tay. or locate taxi charge Of profitable aud re-
.uab b which large profits may be- I-dizd aud no
hmbug ADDRESS 5. B.. Post Ofce, New-fork with real
name. end place Of interview.
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Summer Retreats.

4 FEW PERSONS wishing BOARD, in q
~ p~asAEt, heasny r;uatiir mile from the Dehvsss
Water Gsp b. accommodated reasonable terns ~ -
plying JAMES BILL, Experiment. Mills r. D., Aoafos
4, Penn
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p.t, 10 Es Cgun,y Pa, ths BDs of the ssnby an
- g.n,a.i AI.o Lsnds IL Sullivan County, Pa Apply
-. ofc- II The Homestead Company No is6 BradSsy.
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An SO UCI III o I b l. ,

- BALLsrON SPA.
This Hotel ouf and vcey hnowu 10 the pleasure sxs-
will ~ open for visors under the sup-vison OF W.
" DAY June I3 Ths House lately been put III complete
repair with al modern improvements SON hni< coon
rt ard qu--- which oonhu s ssble Ia find In
Arrer psc.s Th. Mineral springs 4 this place ne~d NO
u.ndsou their medicinal prop r'ies have world.
sumner for those se~sing h~ath ret 90
pleasure the SAN SoUCI oae Ind .ments which no othes
Go.l has or can have W w. DAY, Propri~tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

NrANTED-BY A LADY, A PLEASANT HOME.
w where moderate salary will be the
csrr md instruction OF children assistance in ousgeepng
sewing &C. hefrre""Aa e1char ged address A. Il. 81 boz
8 DIG Pgst Office
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPBEMs CoUET.-IN THE MAqgkR or TRE ArP1
~ cation OF the Mascr, Aldermen and Commonalty rof
city OF New York by tho Board Of commissioners the Cd
re Ps1 relative TO the acquisition Of lands for public pa
or place between ll5h and ll0th the Fifth nl
kEhi avenues, 10 ihe city Of New York the Mayor Add
men ana OF the city of New York. by the soArd
OF the Central Park pursuant TO the statute
lsG out thereon n pubic place. and TO authorize the taking
NE same passsd Ap2 lS69-th,ee.nfhs being presen}
hereby give notice the les ;cec, parea and p4
sops respectively entitled unto or Interested 70 the sn
tenernen heren snte and premises a'ionI
and described ,ht thes VIII apply 70 ne supreme Cour
The state CT Rev York st speeai Tern, q ssld .our 70
2O day Of june 1879 at the opening Of the court that
a. aeon thereafter counsel be heard for the sppol
OF three Con,mssionsrs nj Apprsisl In the above
tilted matter csise In favor Of The several owners Y
ZEE s. PAL ard perna Aforesaid uh and equitable co
taking 40 those lsnde tsame nta herediane
and premises lie between l0Sh ard HON and
Fifth mud Sixth avenues 10 sad CITY sad which the sae Bo
Conn Noners OF tie Central Psrt deem sdvsabe OU
acquired for Or oS,erdsng ssi Central PARK IN
city OF New York. Which ss lsda and preuiieas are AID
the plan Of said .y uuder and by virtue o. an
entitled An ao. relauy to upros encns touching The Jay
Of streets and roads Ia lie cy Of York ana fos ON
purposes,n passed Apill 8. 1901 Dated May IL 1880
RIguAR RID EJSTEnD CospHel 10 the Corporation,
and to said UsArA Of ooumlastenevU
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4 yAUxIoN &c DEALEkD-TO DEALMHs N Ei.AsTS6
h4brfca containing thresdS shee vulcanpea YI;.
bcr-The undersigned Nves notice hs he holds AbscaSy
rnveyancS from Charles Goodyear Of tbs exclusive
use vu'csn,asc rubbsf scoroz ss6 GoocyoA
patent OF June Is 1884, IL Al essO eano,sy a
Hhch due 70 the ehrng oorruslpy sheos or reel
f Huoh fhbYa and In ell braided cemsned or se,s
hbc9 or such be covered
BON ncee with substances other than rubber and In all sane
eSuc shi Eocoa and also TO raAke sell india rube
eade 81 vulcanized rubber and 81 h eads rus
Cor wboh are or can be mAds anshe' BY Union with
severed BY fbroos ncsls.oee Ard. barely gives ADD
nat hs ready V supply the trade with AL such fIhca Ma
Sonable rst.e, and has o full stock In store. :.
william Jndbon In which sad Judsca clama 10 be hc oyp
II The right 70 import and pei such xcods - S
The undersigned Ia sesaed that MS presenos on he psrt q
aid Judsou fraud upon the public, ard u made e e
pgpose Of pjusnx bis basinss Said Jdsoa has never a.
nibted his pretended tlee To court tho public
DOES not A1crd The undeaggned opportuDky Of ces
ceucpG any git against m In order 70 tost hese Eso1
Charles Goodyear could give valid title 70 sd Ju6E
one ele after the TILES he had conveyed ards
Mened The question decided by Judge Ingerson, rev
York. upon preliminary motion aud partial preesntseI
Of the not decisive OF s merx Of tho hue Of the
derugred and the card pubshsd by said Judron ows
he court vns imposed By presended title In third
which said Judson now clRma 70 have been In hssN no
The last aa yesrs
Ibs qndsrsned tneeefOre esut,ors all dealers asua
rueh goods be lawfully sold In This sountry vithori "
ne law all persons infringing hM said rshx OFdsq
HORACE II. DAY,
- NM Jandtn Ma YoeA
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HORACE n. DAY,
~ Cortlandt street, New Yefk.

NEAsONIO-THE MEMBERS OF CONCORD LODGE
M o. D., and A. NJ are particularly requested to attend
the regular communication this (Tbursiay) evening 1T 6
p. NJ, for work. Ry order. A. p. MO6IARTY, W. n
GEORGE WEBsTER, Secretary.
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CyITUATIONs WANyED-BY TWO GERMAN PROTEST
- ant girls as nuIs. the other as cbanbermsd aadto
washing and ironing give good reerenceH nc
objections the country Please call at 10 Est 18th st.
tscnao door.
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CITUATION WAhTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO DO
= general housework small family objections to
slst IN anything Call at 29 Adams street, Brook for two
days Good city references.
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4 SITUATION WASTED-pY A YOUNG WOMAN; IS
n hss objection 10 assist IN the washing
AID onng good city reference Call at 29 West Gath St. for
tHo DAYS.
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NJ B-WHO Has not HEARD or raa CELEBh ATED
IN M9shs BHEVkoTsk She hiss been consulted BY
thouv Dds IN thS and oter cies with entire sasacos ahe
fee COnden hbe has no equal She tells tho
wife husband hlRo That OF her vler you wah truth,
gye her oa at no sixth above Forty second street.
Ladies, 80 Sen.si gentlemen, 81.
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SITUATIoN wAETED-As CHAMBERMAID ARD TO
y with fine washing and ironing objections TO the
country Can be al 10 9th near Sh at Best city re
ference
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FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ON DEMAND DhNs~UNE PETITE FAMIbLE, uNE
" file FRANCHISE de II ia pour prendre lie soln DUN
femme enn est essentel qu'ele sache beu coudre Sa
dresser au s6 zee rue, entire &c ct Re
me JEUNE DANE ERANCAIsE, sCOUCHEE DEPUIs
x mcis 5euement, desire 'trouver placer
noarrce a1s bonnie megon lea meieues references
sront donnee Sadresser 81 Lispensr basement.
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WANTED--BY A REsFECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
w situation washer tocer; or general house.
small family Good city reference. Can Card
st BrC oklyn.
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yaTAETED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBEBMAID AND 10
" assist ia washing do plain sewing ard take
growing children either IN city country Good referer
Cali Tor two days l2l Esst 20h 81 up s.ars
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NNANTrp-BY YOUNG LADY ENGAGED IN A
w store board private family The vicinity Of Car.
mine sud Rsecker Address A. L., Sta ion A. Spring g.
stains .erms which must be moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-19

A GARDENER WILL BE AT LIBERTY THE ENSUING
a week TO enter into the service OF any gentleman wbc
rray REQUIRE ndusrous man aged So rnsrres without
family understands his business Including the mansgsren
Of grape green fruit flowers vegetables
native of England; has three experience this
country; wife could do fam.ys washing &c good reference
Address b. Gardener Bayiew Post Office Clifton, Staten
Island.
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n SITUATION wANrED-RY A RESPECT ABLE GIRL,
a seams.ress understands all KINDS OF fsinly sewing
chldyens dresses has objection 10 do
nght chamberwork ernind has best
y reference Call at e5 5rosdwsy between oh aud 18th sts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

\. The skill of the Dentist is in his success
In preserving the natural organs.
IL. The Teeth may be preserved through life.
III. Teeth affected with decay mast be attended
TO in season.
Nv. Timely and skillful filling with pure gold
ID . certain remedy for decay.
". 1t il serious neglec TO wait for tooth ache
10 drive the sufferer to a Dentist.
VI. Tartar destroys Teeth and Gums, without
the agency OF decay.
/. VIZ. Many suffer for years with Neuralgia cf
the face, stomach and lungs, from other cause
than 6sd Teeth
VIII. Bad Teeth disfgurc the countenance, in
feet the breath, derange the stomach, impair
health distract the nerves, and war with good ma
ture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-17

Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, either STANDARD or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes. together
with Esergreens and Ornamental Shrubbs will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered In any part Of the City free of
charge.
Nursery Grounds. in the Western part of the
City, ON Des Moines Avenue.
ii. o. HILTON,
Late Hubbcu Hiltonl
Keokuk, Sept. 9, 1S5s-dAw
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WEEDS PATENT
SEWING MACHINES

LAVE gained the confidence of all rho use
- then, and have proved one Of the most valu-
able Inventions & the age. They use . Shuttle,
making tho Lock Stitch on both sides Of the cloth
ALIKE, which cannot b unnvelsd or pulled out.
They are al inside with the higest mechanical
skiIl, ana all warranted 10 work we'll all kinds
Of goods from the Lightsst Fabric to Heavy
our new Family Sewing Machine Ii has heen
Manufactured expressly for Family Use, and has
met with favor from all. II ID no implied a. 70
snosr :; almost impossible TO got out Of order,
derangc - operations; indeed Ii Is 40 simple -
70 astonish one, that 80 small piece Of mechAn-
ism will sew.
Below We give description pf the different styl,
Of the Weed Patent;
No. !. Il very convsnint style, which can b.
worked BY hand or foot, on or OF its own table
For the convenisnss Of shipping, and also for large
nAna3actories, who're II II Hecessary 70 place .
ssne:r q nss long bench making one
No. :. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, with
or without Box Top, which locks down. Price $loo
and lilo.
No. 3. Same ,ise ~ No. !, but runs with bel.
and at much higher rate Of Speed. This kind
is we'll adapted to manufacturing Clothing or for
Leather work.
This il really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, g there is no work done on Sewing Machine
that it win not do. 1t 10 confidently asserted that
this machine runs easier than any machine now in
use. Price 500.
No. 4. This machine has . long arm to acoommo-
uate large work. IL runs 1T high rate OF speed,
runs easily, and 10, without doubt, the best Ms
chino Tor TAilors' use offered to the public
II IL peculiarly lifted for plantation work, being
very simple yet substantial and durable, with but
little liability to get out Of order. Price 4lfO.
| No. B. This Is new and cheaper style and .
general savorite for Family, Light Leather, and
great variety OF work. II has besn gotten mp with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
| light and tasty Machine, 1t less price than
either Of tho above. 1t runs very easy, rapidly,
and is pronounced the beat machine now in market
for $50.
No. 8. This is Machine got up on an entirely
new principle, different from any thing ever before
offered to the public, and We confidently assert that
for family use 1t has not an equal. II 10 very light
and tasty runs very rapidly, is almost noiseless in
| its operation, and uses A STRAIGHT NEEDLE
IL IL so arranged as to be utterly impossible for 1t
TO lniss stitches. 1t has tension on both sides,
and carries large supply Of thread on the under
spool. The motions gained by two small cranks
that run without peroeptible noise. The two
| threads are worked In such amer ~ never to
both pull ut the time and conseq uently little
liable to break. The il very elastic, and the
| thread does not break in washing. It will do
| work better than any cheap machine now In mar
ket as 1t uses silk cotton or linen with equal ia
cility. Price $50.
| Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
| OFFICE, All Broadway, New York.
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors.
| Agents Wanted. ljelSdAwl
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1Augustus Caesar Dodge, candidate for
Governor 10 Iowa, svows that he would help
catch runaway slave.
He would have to run better than be will
for Governor, to be Of any material service.
-lChioago Jour.
A friend suggests that the redoubtable ex-
Minister'S zeal might 20 far overcome his
Spanish dignity ~ to enable him to catch
some poor, weary, blind and lame old negro
slave, il she don't dodge.
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metropolitan Hotel,

DRESS GOODS.
nOUBLE AND PLAIN SKIRT OHGANDIES
- and BAH EEES; double width Black BA
REGk6, just received by
lnne6-d p. p. FOSTER.
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TIf we are mot misinformed, Thompson,
Hall and Mason are all connected with the
Gazette newspaper. Hall stole the Potta-
wattAmie Poll Book, viii oh Was found in the
pocket Of Charles Mason, and between the
thieving Of the one and the sharp practice Of
the other, Thompson sat one session in Con-
gress, where be had no right to hold seat,
and drew about So 900 pay from the Treasury
which be had no right to Observation-Disclosures
HAWkevo,
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saw Mr.. 1rif6th, one Of Buohsnan's land
officers, in town yesterday, in close consulta-
tion with Henry J. Campbell, and on the
hunt Of Ad. Hine. Donnsllan, We suspect
has commenced STRENGTHENING the out
posts." Let the Republicans on the "ous-
posts," which We take to be the counties bor-
dering on Missouri, Illinois and Nebraska,
be on the bright look out for colonies Of
Democratic voters from those sections. The
Locofoco Administration carried Kansas by
voters from Missouri and it is determined to
play like game in lows.