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POLICE INTELLLGENCE.

A man named Daniel Broderick was arrested VOC.
terday by policeman Andrews on a bench warrant
charged with committing an assault on a gentle
man named Smith. The affair occurred on Fayette
street, near Eutaw, Mr.. Smith having gone into
cigar store for the purpose of making purchase.
when Broderick approached him, and without the
slightest provocation dealt him severe blow in the
face. He was committed to Jail by the Sheriff.
John Hebrew, negro was arrested Yesterday by
officer Dinsmore, on the charge of threatening and
abusing Elizabeth Irwin. He gave bail for court.
John Ricketts, was arrested yesterday charged
with stealing ring, the property of Mrs. Eakins
Justice Audoun committed him for Court
Frederick Freidmyer was yesterday arrested by
officer Vansant, on the charge of working on the
Sabbath. He was fined 1888 and costs by Justice
ShoWacre >
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The GALE ON LAKE MIcHIGAN-On the Goth inst =,
there was very severe storm at Chicago, which
forced the waters of the Lakes up into the city,
tearing away the track of the Illinois Central Rail
road, and doing much other damage. The gale
was one of the heaviest ever known on Lake Michi
end of the Lake is unprecedented That which
came nearest to it was in 1885, but the "high-
water mark' thus established was submerged seve-
raj inches on this occasion. 1t is event which
will be long remembered and referred to as the
highest water ever known in Chicago.
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From VENEzUELA.-An arrival at New York from
Venezuela states that affairs there were unchanged
Several battles had been fought in which the
Federalists were successful, but the Government
forces had gained Laguayra. Gen. Flores had
gained complete victory over the Government at
Barquisamente.
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attendance, and discoursed delightful music
Dancing was kept up until a very late hour. all
present seeming to enjoy themselves to the fullest
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
XIBARA, CUBA-Bdrk MnSkingum.
274 hhds sugar, so do. moasses., Jos c. Yates & Co.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
DEMERARA-Brig MLscOUddo.
LIP bbls. -four 224 do corn meal $50 do. bread 200
bags corn 100 do bran 25 do oats 100 bbIs pork 400
tres lard 10 bbls OIL 500 boxes candles 10hhds tobacco
800 reams paper, chairs, l bookcase, Dbl. twine
horses, cows.
MoNRovIA, LIBERIA William Champion.
1S6 shocks, hhds. tobacco bbls. -four do fish, q
kegs nails, do butter 364s kegs gunpowder 276 iron
pots crates glass % crates earthen ware 47o
coal.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Manstarp ana Commercial 8ebifh.

jomm'ttee Of Arbitration for the month ofSeptember
HENRY W. DRAKELY
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. LONEY
THOS W. ATKINSON GEO 8 BROWNE
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ESFgTTsTW VERY Low FOR CASH
ilIU rpfqnP pTq4 PETam Sole Leather and Iron Bound
10. cases rKoNhs Carpet Bags, Valises, Ladies
Also Ladies' French rfSnE T E&N & AZ 5Efs ePa
No. 259 Baltimore street.
TRUNKS COVERED AND REf%1kESt SSfRsF g. HaGsse ssg;
ca e GUNS! GUNSll GUNSIH
Nv The largest and best assortment in Balti-
~ gSo, Double and Rp6R4NG Sngls GFSS GSSh hREE
81 ~ greatest variety, CHEAP AND wARRhSTEp Ed
vert street. =
NB-Guns made repaired in the best manner. s25mr
SPECIAL NOTICE-THE MERCHANTS
hOAND MECHANICS PROTECTIVE UNION,
For the protection Of its members from selling to
%EM h city AKs S9w msE RE4e4 b made
.i t e oce No 36 SECOND STREET (near Town Cock up
si5tAp23 Fp srpvpNo :. IN ..,
OIlCE TO GENTLEMEN.
Of eu sS very desirable change in the
mined to devote undivided atteD ana having deter
ORDERS %N e t9ST6s sgch attention OUR
instance give entire Satisfaction and b this n must N every
in % our m ns will also be enabled
0''s Rr Elffisf RrseSSn G6n and
a4-tfr l55 Baitimore 81.
REMOVAL.-SAMUEL A. HOUSE beers 70
n6y inform his friends and customers that has RE
CALvERT M between Lombard and Pratt where he
% t, - @ all us branches slO-eo6m
pEOPLEs BANK STOCK for sale at par by
az5ur THos. J. CARSON
A DvANoES MADE ON COLLATERALS by
= azo1r TH0S. ]. CARSON.
VIRGINIA, NORTH AND SOTTTH CARO-
LIMA BANK NOTES wanted by
a2stfr THos. J. CARSON.
RANK OF WESTON NOTES wanted by
- sFW THos. J. CARSON,
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
~ IN THE CITY
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
- MANUFA CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,

ANDREW E. WARNER,
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET
MANUFA CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
SILVER PLATED WARE, A'
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
terms OF kich Jewery and Silver Ware suitable presents
embracing great variety Of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
R R9Tae RG22r6gnkIe BE Coral Pesr Cameo Eruscan
DIAMOND Ruby, Emerald Pearl, Opal, &c Ladies' GOLD
GHAINS Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK ETS;
Gold Thmbc Cuff Buttons and Pins; .Signet Chased and
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Rings Hair Jewery of beautiful designs, &c
Also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy Silver
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Castors Candle Sticks Pearl
Handle Dessert Knives Spoons, Forks, Ladies' FANCY
ARTICLES, &C. which will be sold the most reasonable
.eIms. s20f
M MANUFACTURED
HAVANA CIGARS, &c
2@H0PACKAGES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Of
Voavorite brands qualities and sizes, received from
SS0 BALES LEAF TOBACCO; various Vegas and
O5O CASES C0NNE6TiCTT SEED LEAF TOBACCO,
~cO extra wrappers and selections from some of the
best crops.
100 CASES do do. Filters
195 CASES PENN'A SEED LEAF TOBACCO, Wrap
50HHDs, MASON CO. LEAF, choice quality.
7OOOOOM15AnyS!AoSs y s EGARs embracing
SMOKING T0BACCo..A new article manufactured at Ha
the city retail trade, in : lb. papers and cases.
1SO BBLS: VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO, wei
lCUadapted for the Grocers trade.
We receiving regular supplies of the above named art
ces and invite the attention Of the trade stock which
CHAS. D. DEFoRD Il CO,
Sn.NI a. nN
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@roteries, giquors, 1T.
. H. REESE & BROTHERS


I'D G. H. REESE & BROTHERS,
80 CHARLES REESE Z 2q5 G6.a and ao9 PRATT STREET
TEA DEALERS %D fSTSTE FAM EMHTAY GF0eERs AF6 MEARss0N
have constantly on hand at eher9f the above establish
article in teir line, (ExCEFT Sr1RToGs iqgoRs which
from their lone experience and ample facilities, they
enabled to sell as low as any other house in the United
Il THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
or those Of every day consumption, we think pro
aid in always at 6R t9s most faYSraoe Gdh tins
of our direct mportaon from houses of the high
est standing abroad and have for received the appro
pay perticaiaF attention TEA, and guarantee to
sHd sydS purchaser entire satisfaction both in QUALITY
I'D n I; A. WARFIELD,
5 sa EAs sPGE GSEIEEE fsnff dHSRs
ToBACG0s and CGARS An examination Of his samples
I hS fT g @ adsse to by Of
E saepg 9s4E 8TS5 esap a a9 9ame
class of goods can be purchased in the city Goods delivered
free s7-Gmr
On BBLS. CHOICE EXTRA FLOUR;
CO 80 80 GIg s%Pegjor FSa WS &ld Bourbon whiskey
% cases Lewis 8 81 Il MoTSns FyG sSeT K Cheese
200 sacks Liverpool C 4. Salt;
No 100 South Eutaw street,
s3f t0pp B. 0. RR Depot)
DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMP ACNE VINE
pnts and half pnts, for sale Wholesale and retail by
GEO. HOLLlNS,
IA North Charles street,
sl9tOlr corner Fayette
ENGLlSH BREAKFAST TEA.-Something
lAnice, just received by GREEN & YOE,
j27-r IS Baltimore street
T ONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
AALE just received by GREEN & YOE,
27-tfr SO baltimore street
SILVER SPRING FLOUR.-Famly, Extra and
for sale by the manufacturers, JOHNS ROGERS
NO. u Commerce street jy2l tfr
DRIME CIGARS.-3O 900 Maryland Club CT
gars new crop and superior quality of tobacco,
wholesale and reailby GEO H0LLINS,
SUI I'm corner Charles and Favette SITS.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-5O cases Wor
cesterhire Sauce quarts pnts half pints and gallon
Jars Just received ship HeSper quantities
suit purchasers. p. TIERNAN SON. Importers IL North
GharIes street, e2-f
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M MANUFACTURED

&MNm REMOV VAL.
ESEgVT.VVR VERY Low FOR CASH
RtVSW Iron Franz, Sole Leather and Iron Bound
TRUNKS, Carpet Bags, Valises Ladies
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The ball at the Odd Fellows Hall last night gotten
up under the auspices of the Library Committee of
the Order, was largely attended, the number of
building was brilliantly illuminated, and the large
ball room was handsomely decorated with Ameri-
can flags. Capt. Barrett's Cotillon Dand was in
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P. g. John Q. A. Herring, Marshal Madi-
son Lodge, AN No. 9S; Liberty Lodge, No. 50;
Independence Lodge, No II; Warren Lodge, No.
Il; jackson Lodge, No. &C; Baltimore City Lodge
No. 81. .
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Susurante Companies.

te22eoIIr FKED'k WOODWOKTH, Secretary.
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE
IA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08
DANCING ACADEMIES.

MADAME sAUvAGEAU's AIMING ACADEMY, 81
M Broadway, Is open on Tues:ays Thursdays aud Satu
afternoon and evening" all tue fashionable dance
taught in eve lessons he ances ADD Caledonian aust
at the evening practice without extra charge.
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CLERICAL Dep6itt<S Ge06
Yal Convention.
Poll Bearers.
Rev. DR.. Mahan,
Rev. Mr.. Dunn,
Rev. Mr.. Good win,
Rev. David Brown.
Lay Members
Ndndimg Committee.
Judge Carpenter,
Judge Ogden,
8. c. Garthwaite,
DR.. Rabbit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08

L'GH SALE-THE YACHT wild WAvEo n FEEr
loog II feet wde raoiag and pleasure sails spars
complete For further particulars inquire at 30 Columbia street.
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SPORTING.

G1OR sALE-A FAST sAILIa0, WELL BUILT YACHT.
two old and In perfect order 26 fee. oBg
feet iuches beam Address Yacht box l2 Herald Office OF
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DENNETT 4 90. FURNITURE PACKING KsT All.
ID lishment' Nc. 7s3 Houston street Rich furniture OF
every description boxed and shipped tAny PAT Of world
BENNETT OO.'S furniture expresS wagons carts for
tho removal Of furniture pier gasses warobes pianos
French bedstoads and curtains taken
and put with the utmost Also marble and
stauary chpa5 dinner and tea sets carefully packed for
wsrded 70 any mart Of the country Storage for furniture.
Furniture bought on commission Furniture Of families
moved with tho utmost All orders by post promptly
attended TO.
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Personal.

PERSONAL
7 AN VERY ANXIOUS TO SEE YOU; DROP ME A
note, stating when interview be had at the old
place wiz attend 70 1t faithfully Ever yours,
kAIrRpAY, 3P. NJ AMERICUS
WILL NARY q. 8. WRITE HERSELF AND LET Me
w know, through tte Union square Pcs! office where q
correspondence can be TAD. Z. j.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
I,uMsrr HOUSE, LAKE MAHorAC THIS NEw AN,

CUMNTT HOUSE, LAKE MAHoPAC-TB.s REV AND
= delghGnly situated house and ready
visers and the subsc,iSer pledges husef spsre
expente In ooakng one OF the paces where home
forts he realized In the full e good
airy and well furnished efficient and sItanye
servants OF the which pledged
render The bouse worthy the attention Of vsrs There wis
Falls arrival trains srem hailroad) TO convey pas
gers direct 10 the house For particulars
call address the proprietor GEOnGH P KLINE Lsko
Mabopac N. Y.
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q ,ho curoh Of the puritaas, at BALI past seven

ercses In the Church OF the Purtans al nan past sVen
tn a,n,1icau Society for Miorang the Condition Of
Nh, J.s For election OF officers al four O'CLOCK r. NJ III
' Ha,yay Sunday Schools of New York and vicinity,
In Dr. Chapn's church, at half past two O'Clock +. M
THURSDAY, May 10.
American Bible SOctetyApniversary in the Academy
NJ Music nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ The meeting for the
ton Of business will BIO hei in the Bible House at O'Clock
AN
tans, Union square, at 10 O'Clock A. N. ,.,
Neao York institution for the Deof and Danb-Exhpi-
bition In the Academy Of Music, at 4 o'clock p NJ
Fiue Points House Of MISUNDERSTANDING Of ausc' AZ
Americas Congregational Union Colation-ci'y Assem-
bly, Rooms, Broadway, at ~ O'Clock r NJ u,u
National Woman's Rights Conpention-Mozaf' nAn'
Rive POND, House Of MISUNDERSTANDING of Music, at
1merican Foreign Battia Bile soeiety-south Baptist
church, Twenty nth street, near Egh'h avenue ~ "a
Pm
American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign -hss
sions-At the Academy Of Music, at 10 A. M
Young Mems Carsstian Union CSi!ation-At Dodwor'hs
Bsr;st Home Mission Society Calvary church, TWEEN
tyhird street between Fifth and Sixth avenues at 1ok
A. N. To continue three days
SATURDAY, May Ia.
Baptist Historical Socety-Tabernacle church, Second
avenue, at ~ p. NJ
Bapts. Publication straightforward church. Busi-
ness meeting, at 10 A. N,
TUESDAY, May IL.
Board Of Mdnogsrs Of The BaTsia Missionary Cnion.-
First Baptist church, Broome street, at 10 A. NJ
THURSDAY, May 10.
Ame'ioom BaTtia Missionary pnion--Frst Baptist
church, at loK A.
THE OBSEQUlES OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
DOANE, DID,, LID, BISHOP OF NEW JER-
SEY.
On Saturday the last sad honors 10 this uustrous
churchman performed, In the presence OF large
Of people, and assisted by the leading clergy Of
this and the surrounding States.
The morning unusually bright and warm, and The
day verified the promise that was held Out 81 early dawn
The cars of the New Jersey Railroad crowded with
the clergy OF New York and envrons and ut
every station along the route the numbers increased
The body laid at Riverside the residence OF the late
Bishop. beautifully situated the banks Of the Delaware
river in the Of Burlington About two O'Clock the
solemn co.tge began FORM and moved In the following
order
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Sexton and Undertakers.
Citrate OF st. Marys Church.
Officiating Presbyters
Order in which the pail bearers attend.
Clerical Deputies Gene Clerical Members
raj Convention ~ Standing Commptee.
Poll Bearers. Pail Bearers
Rev. Dr. Mahan, Rev. H. flnch.
Rev Mr.. Dunn, \ Rev. Mr. Williams,
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, I ~ .< Rev. DR.. Stubs,
Rev. David Brown. Rev. T. A. Hoffman.
Lay Msmbeys Lay Deputies
Sandimg ComniGee. | General Conrentisn.
Judge Carpenter, hon Mr.. Miller,
Judge Ogden, Dr. Thompson,
s. C. Garthwaite, Mr.. II. McFsran
DR.. Rabbit. 5. " HOLMAN.
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nCEANUB kNGIRK COMPANY NO Il.-AT THE AN.
~ nuai meeting OF oceanns Ensine Company No II. held
10 tie houfe Monday evening May z 1885, the
lowing gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year.
fofeman-John Wildey. re elected.
Assistant ForemanwllAm Warren. vice George W. Fra
xier declined
Secre;ry-Joseph A. Bulens unanimously re- elected
Assistant secretsry-Charef Brown vice John Butter Worth
declY ed
Tressarer-Chrsopher Johnson vice Henry j. Hogue de-
ciptd.
Resolved That The proceeding Of this meeting published
Ia the New York Leader Sunday Hereld, and Atlas.
J0Hs HILDEf, Chairman.
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SCHOONER YACHT FOR SALE Is TWENTY Six TONS
afast caller carries flying jb topssDs &c able and
roomy; large cabin, bhcheo Closets &c iscompeely
nshed with services china silver glass Rogea signals,
very desirable for club Of coat yeara
tDce Sin0.price Sl750 Can be seeo at q kers apply
to II w. BAShFURD, Y0nkers, to HENRY MOULTON.
ship broker. rs Beaver street.
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FANCY PIGEONS A LARGE CoLLECTIoN. Of ALI
the deS ent varieties for SALE single in pairs Of
the very best stock IN The country Apply at 400 bowery.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TueT PUBLIsHED,
NAPOLEONIC IDEAS,
WORK
TIE EMPEROR Louis NAPOLEON,
JAMES A DORR
Vol. LIMO. PRICE CErY0.
In hs small but comprehensive volume political
WORK q Louis Napoleon Emperor of the
expose Of the Rapoleonic policy the policy which
france commlted under her proRent In
hco the vews Of Napoleon III In Italy
form opinion 70 hs intentions and probable action
d. APPLkfON 4 Co.,
No. SAG snd 3iS broadway,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15
A Virginian Requiem-E1ecution
of Old Brown.

At fifteen minutes past ii O'Clock yester-
dsy morning, this Old nelarious sinner expia.
ted his most unholy crimes upon the gal
lows. He dangled in an element for some
time entirely too pure for his loathsome car
cas.. and stenched the atmosphere with
that polluted breath which had given vent
TO his fendish purposes. Those limbs,
that were made TO De goVere BY thought
Of such heliish deeds, most have writhted in
agony; and those eyes, while starting from
their sockets, could but to plainly see the
black scroll before them that had planned
the mode of consummoting his murderous in
tent But it is all over, and the
voice of the fallen angel halls with extatic
delight an addition to its myrinds of hell-in-
faturated demons. But it is all over, and
Charon has his osrs all set and his sails to
the breeze, to transfer this welcome Bassen-
ger across the dark waters Of the Styx. But
it is all over, and the Geld -bloeded heart OF
this wouldbe destroyer of his own. race. is
being warmed up, by the sulphtuous blazes
of eternal woe. But il is all orer, and the
Union-loving people shout their hallelujshs,
and sing their "gloria in srcelsis" for the
consummation of She penalty.
Various opinions have been expressed as
to the disposition of his body after death
some contending It should not be delivered
over to his friends at the North, others to
the contrary. We say. let them have it,
and for many reasons-among them not the
least prominent is, that we could not see the
soil of Virginia defled by being the receipt
acle OF such filth-horse manure and guano
would reject association with it; grass would
refrss to sprout in the bosom of the fertile
fields of the valley, and that scavenger OF
our country, the noble buzzard, would be
driven from our State by the pesiiierious
strench of his carcass. Send him to the
North by all means. There let the wooden
nutmeg Yankee, in his speculative propen.
stiles, convert his bones into buttons and
tooth picks, and tooth powder; his sinews
into hoops for women's skirss; and his mus
cles into elastic bands, for Northern saw mills
They will cell with rapidly, and be purchas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15
The Myriad Handed Manor the
Miracles of Enterprise and Mercy.

Familiarity, they tell US is the mother o.
contempt. Things which we see and han.
die every day, lose all distinctive value in
our eyes. The very air we breathe is an
unrecognized blessing, though, if deprived
of it for the twentieth fir ction of an hour
the world would cease to live! In Ike
manner we have al; of us-no matter ol
what race or country-been SO long accus,
toned to see the name of Thomas Ho lloway
at the head of a medical advertisement that
we begin to look upon it as one of the es.
sental components of newspaper, and hard.
ly pause to enquire into the true significance
of this universal fame.
Let our readers fancy that this paragraph
is p;ifal, at the bottom of which they will
ind "puf'' for the Universal Remedies p
with the fame OF which Professor Holloway
is associated; It's no such thing. We
could say much of the Pills and Ointment;
but at present our design is merely to caH
attention to the biography Of a man whose
achievements will hereafter be regarded as
the surprising wonder of the nineteenth
century!
There are few varieties of the human rae e
unrepresenied in the population If this
cosmopolitan city. Coolies from China
MalSys-from the Eastern Archipelago
Redskins from the West-Black skins from
all parts of AIrica-Whalemen from Green
land and the regions OF the Artic Pole
bronzed half breds from Brazil and the other
If
manians, Arabs, Hindoos, Armenians. New
Ze alsnders and Kafirs-ihese, with the
millions from all parts of Europe, make up
the motely immigration which our world-em-
bracing commerce throws daily on our
shores. Thousands Of such, perhaps, have
never heard any one of the great names
which we have been trained to regard with
reverence; the name of Washington cannot
thrill their sluggish blood; OF Napoleon Bo-
naparte, his conquests and his fall, they are
utterly ignorant. But hand them a news
paper and see how: rapidly their faces bright
enl They recognize its friendly promise
they rely on its long-lested truth; they
rejoice and are, perhaps, antonlshed TO
know that The great physician, whose visit
to their own country formed The epoch of a
physical regeneration, has likew ise teen be-
fore them on like errand of mercy to the
land of their future adoption! They 20
longer feel that they are strangers; for Holl-
oway, by his genius his lsbors. adventures
and. worldwide travels, has established a
connecting link between all tribes ard faces
OF the human family. Possessed with a
burning zesl to relieve the afflicted, and
fearing nothing that man can do, he has
made the pilgrimage Of the earth and estab-
Iished in every spot he visited not sOn!y de-
pots for the sale of his medicines, but like,
wise journals in the native tongues. Wha;
a romance could be framed. from the ladors,
periis and adventures of such life.-U. s.
Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15

AN AMERICAN CIRCUS IN ENGLAND
Howes Gushing & Co.'S American Circus
has Just close. most successful tour trough
the United Kingdom. The Performers left
New York 10 1857, and since that time
they have exhibited in every town of any
consequence in England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales. Mr.. Joseph Pehtland, one Of
the prominen: performers of the company
has returned to the United States. Messrs.
Howes & Gushing are in london, making
arrangement for an amphitheater on the
American plan.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15

acrFarm Ldnds for sale, 25 miles from Philade
phia bv Railroad, in the State of New Jersey
Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes, be-
ing a good loan soil, with clay bottom. The land
is large tract, divided into small farms, and hun
dreds from all parts OF the country settling
and building. The crops produced are large. and
can be seen growing. The climate is delightful,
and secure from frosts. Terms from Is to 20 dol
lare per acre, payable within four years by install
ments. To visit the place, leave Vine st. Wharf,
at Philadelphia at II AN =. by Railroad for Ham,
monton, or address r. ]. Byrnes, by letter, Ham,
monton Post Office, Atlantic county, New Jersey
See full advertisement in another column. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15

T"Gripps, understand you have a
superior way OF curing hams. sho'd like
to learn it.
well, yes; know very well how to cure
them; but the difficulty with me just now is
to procure them.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15

GA man who don't believe the world is
growing better, says the time may come
when the lion and an6 shall lie down to
geiher, but if it does the limb will be inside
of the lion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15

GA doctors vile attempted to move
him by her tears. "Ah!" said he, "tears
are useless. l have analyzed :hem. They
contain a little phosphate of lime, some
chloride of sodium, and water.''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-15

.@The Empress Eugene and the ladies
of her court have definitely abandoned
crinoline; they have also substituted short
dresses for trailing ones.