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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

ISDIAS LEGISLATURES II SEssIoS-lhere are ihree
Indian Legislatures in session west OF TINS state.
Tie Cherokee Council II in session AT Tahlequah, Z.
". -Atv uiies from this place The annual message
of the hrf was sent in on the first Monday in this
month SIR. John Ross is the principal Chief which
ofiee be has held for the last thirty years. Mr. Ross
has written Messages than any other executive
officer in the United States.
TIE Choctaw Legislature il in session at Boggy De-
not 80 miles distant from Fort Smith, on the overland
nail route. Gov. Walker sent in his message on the
organization of the Legislature. We have received
no news from the of Government since the COM
ueIcemen of the Legislature. GOV. Walker retlres,
and Mr. Lefore succeeds him. Gov. w. l. an excel
lent man. honorable in every way, and made good
Governor. We hope Gov. LeaOre may do ~ well.
The Chickasaw Legislature j. also in session AT fish
emingo. G. ", near Fort Washta. We have received
no news of it, doinge.
Here are three Indian Legislatures in session at
once and all have constitutions and laws like the States
OF the Unon-orglnized with executive, legislative,
and judiciary departments-each nation of into
counties, with representatives in both branches Of the
Legislature from each county.
Fort Smith Times, 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

RESCUE ~ 4 FrGiTWE SL,vX.-A dispatch 10 TIE
Chicago Time, dated Ottawa, H.. Oct. 20 gives
the following account ftte rescue Of fugitive slave
Gt that place:
4 fugitive slave belonging u Mr. Richard Phil
his oi Missouri was to-day, about II o'clock q. H.
reseued by prominent H. puhlcan- Of this city from
the United States Deputy Marsha for the Southern
District OF Illinois, in the presence of the Hon. u D.
Cation, Chief Justice, at his chambers. The ssye was
brought from Union County befor, the judge on
WIT OF habeas corpus. J. y. Albright, Deputy Mr.
.ial. claimed To hold him under wri issued by tie
nued State Commissioner Of the Southern District
OF Illinois, under the Fugitive Slave Law. The prs
oner was remanded and jus, the Judge had finished
making ont the order and before he had left the room
a faiailcal crowd Of Republicans rushed upon the
hafstai, iorcbly TOOK the fugitive, and hurried him
INTO close carriage prepared for the OCCASION The
.ean Went ont Of town run, with 4 crowd Of
helnblca;s following hooiing ard yelling The
'hei Jcstoe, after giving his decision, made
marks to the crowd. stating that although their sym
Eathies might be aroused in bekalt Of The pr-oncr he
hoped. oct Of re,pect himself hs friends and ns Oh
Dor would not attempt to Violate any law; tha; he
would regret 10 be made the unwilling instrument Of
bringing person on writ Of habeas corpu. into n
place where the law couli not b.. executed lis per-
-or'al request. and the majesty of the law, were
ne'eItteleS, alike disFeguced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

NEGRoEs SOLD ASp SwAsPED.-One day last week
our iellow-ctizen G. Blackburn esq, sold negroes
TO gentleman OF Boone County, by the Of k. Z.
Buekner, who were on Monday lat shipped on tbs
steamer Cambridge, TO 20 South. The Cambridge, it
will be remembered, sunk the evening of tina; day
short distance below the city, and have heard it
whispered that in the confusion which ensed in con-
sequence Of the sinking the negroes made their eseape
and are now on their way 10 Canada.
lC.DciaRs.i En,.her, 2sth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

THE EaRrHQUaKr At THg EAsrw.ED-Tte ~.
John, n. b., papers notice the earthquake. Ihe
GioJe says il occurred abou, halfpast O'Clock on tne
morning Of the 2tth. The rumbling noise was qal'e
distinct and the houses shook with the vibration Ihe
shock continued about one minute. The Fireman "a.
many persons felt the shock. Some thought the nolse
resembled that Of chimney on fire; others though
il ike the noise of many wagons ar OF gesi "'H~
We have not heard that any damage was DONE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

A mass meeting is soon to be held at Montgomery,
Ala, to give expression to public sentiment in relation
to the HarTer's Ferry tragedy. Montgomery IL, we
believe, the first city at the South that has deemed
such a step necessary cxpedent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

children He wrote her q letter of eight pages. pro-
posing on eIopement and marriage, and sent it by his
,auelter-n-aw, who handed il to Moseley's mother.
She showed il to her son, who thereupon took Wilson's
Iife Mo,eley was Immediately tried and acquitted by
tie civil authorities.
Cap. Creighton. formerly in command of the ship
"Thee Bells" aud whose heroic conduct in rescuing
passengers from the wreck Of the Collins steamer
Arctic will long be- remembered, Is now commander of
the Glasgow steam-paeket John Bell, expected to
i've IN abou. two weeks, her first voyage to this
port.
Mr. Arch. l.. Coos. one Of the oldest Morse oper-
ator- in the United States. died of consumption, at
Baltimore on Thursday last, having been absent from
Lis post Of duty but a single day, and that Immediately
preceding his death. Mr. Cook was for many years in
the employ OF the Magnetic and Southern Telegraph
Companies and commanded their respect and esteem
He was aso very much beloved by his brother opera
tors.
The Hon James G. Jones, whose death was an
nouncei BY telegraph yesterday, has figured largely
for me year. in the political affair Of Tennessee. In
1911 he wa, elected Governor by the Wings, over
james X. Polk then the Democratic incumbent OF
th, Office and reelected in 1873, Mr. Polk again run
MIN, so,,iu.t him. He wa chosen d Presidenilal
Eloctor By the Whg- in 1873, and east h. vote for
Gen. TavIor. In 1851 he was elected 10 the L. y
Senate in which body be served ia years with credit
q himself and the State be represented.
The Chamter-burg correspondent Of me PhHa-
ciplsa Pre -ays that. afew months since frederleA
Douglass without any invitation, appeared IN that
place 20 deliver An Abolition lecture There had been
no previous announcement of hi- coming. lie was
accompanied Nv another coiored man, who did not
seem 10 have any special business lectured in the
evening remained the Sabbath. and said TO some
Of hi eolor,i friends that he would be there some
time In October" Statements Of this sort TO be
received with caution. Mr. Douglass visit to Cham
bersblrg may have had no, the slightest connection
With Jchn Browns pos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01


4 missonary's wife stated very hattcring
fact for which the Haytan charact, should be-
euloeizcd everywhere.
Il have gone through the streets OF Port-au-
Prince" she said lat all hours of the night, and
never once was nsulted. | could not say IA much
tor any American city OF similar size. Nowoman, "
she continued "whte or black, will ever he H.
suited by the natives at any hour of the night, un
less she makes the first advances
INFLrENCE OF IMPERIALISM on MORALS.
| have already given isolated instances of the de-
morazinc influence of Soulouque's government.
All the white men and intelligent natives conyersed
with. confessed that his reign had been "a training
for barbarsm.'
This is the testimony 0i a missionary IN CONVEX
sation: 1.-The Hay taus are good people, very
fine people-willing 10 be led rightly, bur hitherto
sadly misgoverned and by msgoyernment corrupt
ed They are a people easily governed; but II IL
impossible 10 continue miscoyrrnment long. Dur
INC the last twelve years, the expressions they have
endured. the ylllainy they have seen IN high places,
has debased them greatly. SOulouques reign was
a DARK moral night. At times ! almost despaired
of Hayti. IL does seem IL us rs II Cetrard was
raised mp BY God. as Moses was, Ia oprn door OF
dcliverance for this people. :. There hos been a
great change for the worse in the character Of this
people" h. said at another time, during the last
twelve or Gfteen years.
These statements We're confirmed by resident Of
twenty years, and by seyera! other persons.
GRATITUDE.
] heard a story OF SOuloulu., which i. one of the
few anecdotes related of him which do honor to his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

gsHsLAN's IMPROVED BILLI ARD rABIEs
AND cOABIr ATf.,N CUsETONS
ror sale on'y by tie patented and ae rannfacurera
OEosNOS COLLE0peR
Ncs e, - 8, tni CO CTassr ives, Esy goaS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
EIII.IIARDSs

Wv CAIIIHG Ar L. DECKERs BILLIARD TABLE
u tsr.ory every be convinced of the superiority
~ :, lshl,s over all ohcrs challenge maker N thu
United stsss compete with my lai in billiard
nbiSps psebtei oyember g. 1858 now selling beau
EMILY csryed the others change for plsiu
tables viii tables for twenty years sad AN no
msn TO rurcrass unless he IA perfectly sa.shed
l.. DECkER Ann xtyeal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
MATRIMONIAL,

A SCUTHEREER, OF MORAL HABITS, OF GOOD
y family, and moderate means, but suHfcient to live well
and support prudent econornics wife wishes
o, come am,oe good looking and accomplished
lady with an honorable view matrmopy His
quie awpe to afford al the Injuries that many think really
recessy for happiness but he would make her
and be would protect Der from the and dangers
OF more fashion aole life He s sincere and wouc waive
al ceremony with those Who scsed by the pure
motives Being rather ford OF tie has taken this
method OF forming acquautances rather than tax the genera
s Of bis frenrs by aching formal ptr~ducton shoua
meet tho appreciation ard congenisy eome high toned
lacy no independence think &C, for herself
she address, ccnHtentsy, her letter 70 INDEPENDENCE
box 80 broadway Pest ofhce
A YOUNG LADY, PEBPoSsESsINa sN.p IN SILL
a cent whes 10 corresp md with intellectual young
gs.r smsn with view s,IiuoDy. Money no OBJECT, the
sivs rtjrer p1ssesarR handsome competence Plehe ad
dress Norins Gltnwood Lsrspsourg heDsseser county,
New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

UAKHUMs MUsEUa VERY Last WEEK or
ID WYMAr the sorcerof SATURDAY afternoon At 5,
and evening at N O'Clock with his repertoire Of marvellous
~ making people invisible and re- them %
IL supply of spit demanded; npeug drum
sp rapper and his iriee besdos actual hos!
Of other sei miracles he million of curos!es Ac &C.
all be Admitance N cepts; Children under Is
ceuis; psrquot seats II cents additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

a UC1I0N BALE Ready MADE CLOTHrNG, PiECE
"a goods, dry goods, &c "A n CRIsT ALAR. auct,neer
Is Bowery will sch on Monday, August 8, at l0 O'Clock
ing season comprising Cloth and s.ne frock
sack business and coats silk satin cloth
vet ves cashmere doeskn and eaoet pantaoons of the
cloths undershr drawers overals &C. also avoics
mohar elpacas prints muslin de laines black
nlk linen, brilliant lawn, dress patterns &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
ALBURTIs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALg

ALBURTIs, AUCfIONEEa.-AUCr1Or SALE or
: e. 1Ss
2.ss
f i % It sss.s
ss % 8sSs r.
made rendering hes thing should be sold
& % @
;s' .a Or sss
paror suits IN and satn and Of
s
d ana sn
VIII .,gs AID mirrors
curtains corner with nrer 6.css french
IL bun w%r. suSer g. on ssss
RI 'sAs'
Marble top creasDg carved bedsesis rosewood
with plate glass doora. connodes French cottage
snshogsns urru,e 10 hc!ot sofss ete shaded aud
lace cursins for thirty Windows oval mrrSrs French toilet
'e.s' D'G suiiS OK DIsIso BOOM rqarIrueE
Exertoo dining tstie, marble top sdeooard. oak caa-s
two nS % s rich ,S Sysr dss
g.sss ivory and silver cutlery with large quantity 40:
IA paeu person viii be in aenssncs 10 pack and cart
lie fulni u'e'
RY \. a .TaoM9s0S 4 c0-NnwPoAT. X l., aLE
Or as a; si sasa IS O'clock or s will
s sod gslc auction (uHiess rrSsauy disposed Of by pr
barge I'D tast Of eadps land nown the
euaed tbs Of he eevue zld Ledge road L. Ne
port jnLr TIE 9eeutfu estate of ChZtlss Xsr and
In clone to cf bs dnea vii
which
James balm, henry and Others.
land The btisvre )sd
hui dssd fee onsg w,ca coaFdcro tie paopa
frUns upo, edge rosd CT five sundrd tet md i,s
whole ee touadrv opposite tia pnopsl erna.is directly
tie measuring thereon tse eh1rs iaes
eight hundred within ro,a
Ii. upon the prcclpst saSou
able OF the city gently eiavA's3 around sad
int rupei Hud ad1ly e1sn1sG view of
Atlantic sweeriug III eni'e eozSn Connect
70 Gsy Head, teasa 5e, uifu tnl.n6
vien inc uaug neeport harho sad Doth eies OF Nsravan
set bay.
Fcr the erection OF sDele villa similar pegb-
borhood the lot offered - not f. squslsi
oDY other for s.e 10 ewpor. which slisely
into the mpFkes G the p-easnt and nssa ie-iog
euch lot invited
g0uats fer Il at private ta,e ehrud bs soi in one
parcel previos to the fixed for
then 70 fer II either In lo ds
by competitors II 10 three Lotto each III cons, about q.
and bave about equs fronts road
and the 0cesn s riding tssuul dssirs
SITES for tie erection of and vlas fr
dence Of less expensive than thoae .eerred
10.
PiAns Of sale and other particulars regard to the
property be haa spplt 'aon to nord Se1 cash
Ter Of tho TraderA Bank 1eorse Mason estate
agent, at re6poIs or to the aasaonsers In Hos,a
C6ce old stste House. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

- original cos. splendid pearl keyed piaoosorte solid
pearl also the sool and This q oppor
funy for those in want three guarantee will go
It from the msSers Call at e6 West Elevez th street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
A LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
"A RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c,
This day, At 30 Seventh street, Third avenue.
HEMSx +; LskDs Auct'oneer.

IN ~
HENaY r. IsEDs Anrtionea, ''
FrRNITIiRC IL p hr0RS S'
Consnv of rosevood mia rose u,ood atcoera. Ia md
pentre sbs rich sit framed msne and Mar ia .sss Win
TN velvet Psran china eres and cocS
Ana rumeronr small ornsmen.s Ae ~ '''' '"A'
AIAO, HOnE CHOICE PAINTINGS
a pr a NOFtIRTE
or superior tone and anish BY Celebrated akersrsher
Co.; cost $500; only been In use two month";
BGOCH shBRRJ
Have rosewood boRspy bedseads bureaus Rrsses
ingram carpets spring looking plss
e., curtains shades clocks, &c.
DINING ROOM AND BASEMENT
casters, walters gobe dc variety OF c-ockery
md Rlass ware, &c all in perfect order =
Sale commences at l01a O'Clock.
Articles to be House To let Apply
------------------
UCTION BALE OF FANCY GOODs-ON MONDAY
A Ausust at l0 O'CLOCK Ia Fon avcnpe sanr,h hon,a
above Clinton avenue PES ID Col anctoneers IN nnrnv
fancy sooSs Shsvin~ conners esss ary gooa
----- $3.50, $500, - $3.50, ~.
uCrrON NOTICv -hopc.arr,o orr Du oun
"A ceriss uonovs ssgars EGO GpTry " ~, ~ M
fhs dsv NJ mt ococL he s,ora 10, WIT % VII su
YEA eVss sosp ssgNs ,o pickles. brandy whiskey,
saant ESi, go po "inG ovv ooies nerr,ngsi aso
fnooir nnS-t a. d, ~ James
sIfsr S,sano '0' ~ pAein uAiase" nou OK pro-
r .so
"A GHrSNv T IN In p A ~. FANCY Gooos-
aha .,nrs OF wv sei' e uaF ~ wa ocioc2 az
vrSs stove s.e oI o.y ana ISucy
ms shirts ,rderh,rts hoaa.n " sha 1il cIotn
ment OF far cy articles @
- 80! s p on ooooreoons, .lys &C
n uCrvrN NOrrcr .ss1oSup,o o,Yu - ,..-,,,
acer hon.ehoId yrrr,,.a W 20 sALN Of MANI
ns,nti,ss s,s,nsrv vases hrn,,e cIocS snS on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

CKIR7S.-wE ARE MAKING THE BEST WOVEN
ssIt.; twelve ,p5inFs 81 fourteen :prings 81 eo and
IS dozen twelve spring. Sill and fourteen sprngs $I
per Old shirts made G L. HARDING. Ioyeu
Skrt factory, sSl Spring sRee, near Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
REMOVALS.

EfENnY HOITxRs las REMOVED FRUN NO 60 DU
"a enc eree' 70 the Jenny lind hotel No b Mercer sTae
NetEeen Ptnoe aud houston creets
Is, &c a. h.-s, Fropr.e.oe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

nEr,lsrHy WITH ALL rrs IMPROVEMENTS WITH
~ out Ito hnmcugs-fo properly treat the natural teeth sne
construct Artificial dentures requires care akin and expa
witch ~s>ed ESAs aal WlE
s~~, ~ ..~~s n ~ ,sSsuer " HOWARD sesss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

4 UCTION BALE OF FANCY GOODs-oN MONDAY
August at 10y o'clock Fulton avenue fourth house
hosiery silks towers woraed goods needless dry goods
fancy goods shelving, counters, glass cases, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

n q. HORTON, AUCTIoNEER, WILL sELL, THIs
day taurdey, at bs s,esroom 3sl Hudson street. lot
OF marble tables and planoorte and
stool paintings, epgrasipes, decsnters silver Sale
tw 10 O'Clock. q. bEUsS Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

A UGTIox N01ICE-DRY AND FANCY GOODS
IA hTNkY GEbkN viii sell this dav al lO. O'CLOCK al
The store 9i William the of dry and fancy
goods store comprsng guam lily Of and fall
ing shirts undersbrs hosiery sssort
ment OF far articles t,ys &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE 346 BROADWAY.
suppes competent teachers with pcsions References
M Hsll Sons De Lowell Mason. Nav York Wanted
Ing salaries 5000 $1,000 Also fine teachers "a
ds of piano guitar and singing and plano and French sals
rieS $40 To $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

UCfION NOTICE -hORGAGRE's SALE OF GRO.
"a ceries liquors segare, &C EENR7 GREEN will sell
III, day at l0 O'Clock at the store 1874 William street gro
ceres tea, coffee pickles. brandy whisxey
champagne, caret port wine 800 boxes herrings also
patent hoist for basement, with railway complee James
Duggip mortgage Also, barrels damaged four pro-
peleY Ossood -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

TvHz GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM
pany intend sailing their new and powerful stssmesx
from new Yerk direct for Glasgow, az follows:
GLASGOW, Thomson Wednesday Aug "a at IL co.ocA,
EDINBURGH. Cumming -, q u O'CLOCK, noon.
Rates Of passage from Kew York. Philadelphia Boson
10 Glasgow, Liverpool Betast Dublin Lopdondery:FifE
cabin $71 geerage found with abundance Of cooked pro-
Visions $50: For freight o. passage apply ROBBERY
CRAIG, g Broadway
EoE HAMBURG. LoNDoN, HAvRH AND souTHANP
rAip
y1i leave pier q North river
TEDTONIA, Captain Hensen,
Monday AuRus1 ID, 1872
FIRM class. 500 second cabin Storage a
O. b. RICHARD BCAB,
Isl Broadws-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

yETCOD's MINSTREL BUILDINGS,
s. sE Tx II E srH HrssT 1fs s
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
Cccrs open at Z; CONNIE st O'Clock
Admission Is cents; children un5er Tan years, Is
FOURTH WEEK OF RPH HO8N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

Hok sAvANNAB. -sxFRs srEAMkR.-rsE srgAs.
4 ship = sTDaAC, CaptJn G ". wttson viii leave
pier IL MOI III river, NO day ayus 81 p o. On
saturday Angus. II full Fresh 10 cents foot ard
hall per cent Apply 10 Il.
b. CSU WILL h Co. Sc We street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
HOTELS.

THE HOTEL sr, JULISN. NO. WAsHfNsIoN
place fsw suits OF apartments al present unoc,upiedi
also two single by private table carte
having rtsaurRrt attached makes p4rculsrT desirable
for single gentlemen. kLsKRr ANUSSSow,
sole pristor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

8 rLAFTIC ROYAL NAIL 5TEAM NAvIG ALTON COM
a panys New York aud Galva kne Tbs next departure
RON Dew Yerh will be the trs cs ,shp sstss
Cspt Campbell which sails rhursday, 16 touching
g Johns 10 receive the royal msds Prices OF passage:
First class $50 second $50 third $780, including free cksu
and Third ca:s must provide plate knife fors &c.
so For freight passage inquire Of the American nrpre
Company 81 Hudson street, and at their other advertised
at any Of the above % bring persons out ro Of the
principal cites the main lines Of railway in Great Brsr
Tor tx. or from GALWAY for $50.
ALEX Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

A MOTHER GREAT DlsCovERY-No MORE TOOTH:
~ scbeAl persons suffering from toothaohe can get ria
minutes without the of insruu ents. medi
cir electricity and without the stghtess palm
lC Sixth avenue opposite Eighth street. Clinton place
NO charge II no IL effected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

THOMAS vEIrCH. AUoTIoNESRIsT9KE no: 10
Tuesday. August 1852 at 10 A. a the blanchard House
1876 srosdwsy. and at NO Twelfth street. nsisog OF
rosewood pAror furniture covered with blue and
,osswood black walnut and mahogany drawing room and
pillows feather beds and pillows linen towels and sheets
bspke spreads; also oak dining furniture marble
tables chairs setees tapestry Brussels and ingram
petngs carpets rods oclobs brocatee and lace
window curtains dining room and bedroom crociey cutlery
kitchen furniture
Alpo day virtue of chsttei mortgage large Of
furniture Of which description will be given In the catalogues
the NOR ming of the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

1NO LET-NORTHs NATIOr AL THEATRE, CHICAGO
Ill, capable of seating three thousand people, with
scenery properies wardrobe &c &c For apply To-
JOHN BACON, IL and IA Spruce street. New YORK, L.
q. Hyatt Chicago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

IN SUMMER WHEN THE SUN rs LOW
l. Come forth IN swarms u inject fos,
And for good, they bore, you know,
And suck it 10 most rapidly.
But bugs, roaches 'skeete, s-blsck white
In deaths embrace al stffened quits,
IL Lyons powfe r chance to light
In their obscure vicinity
Lyons powder ia harmless to mapkps es at will kill a
house insects garden plant bugs Lyons
pills death to and MICE old everywhere
sample Tasks rs cens regular silica, 50 cents and ST.
ware of imi,aors
BARNES PARE. Is and Is Park row. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

pLEKCyER STREET UNIvEas ALIsT C9URC1. COR.
- of B!eeeker and Downing streets Rev. Mnses Bal
lou the will arh 10 this church morning
and evening Services commencing al l0s NJ snd7I r. NJ
E2MP ETIS9.--sTE AMER OCEAN TAvs LEAVES
" Roosevelt stree. 20 East river for Eohaort
Brock Port Jefferson ard East Necs Augusta at 10 A
Auguet4 at II xugust6 ct ~ N. Fare 70 East Neck
HoitDposL 90