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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

A MIstIssrPPi GovtRNoR wANrs More
HlErr.--Govsrnor McwnLis Of Mississippi,
in bis message 10 the Legislature, shows
some CLEAN Of sense. mixed up with : great
deal Of noDsenss, in regard 70 federal poll.
Nce. he aPprshends. toF ihslapce, that the
Democracy viii b bea,en il The nsxt Pre-.
sidential election, BY lts R.publ loans. =
This is sensible. But be shows his van,
Of sense BY calling TIA. party :. Abolition.
lais; end be want Of patriotism. also. 'by
proposing Plnna Tor dissolvinR the Uaiot
IN case the election Of 1880 Turns ont :,
he antieipales. He wants The LerisIs.ur,
.of Mississippi 70 take iaisiaiofv sttps !,
that direction. By providing fora State Con
ventiou. and iuvinng 'UEhtF Sutts 10. 90
operase; after The most approved HavtIor,
Convention meibo6. r'f ,seH 'Ea9'
Governor McWrlIIR has tseeived Al Oh
hands The attention be oOvstsds ~ He ha
gci HE potcristy. He mag now step dovh
-tCiDeinuati GsEs,le. ys e ssiasa .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

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,smpted 10 .s,;n our b,.,b.,, !, III,
rights. In doing 80 i. h... b,ou.b, .h.ns
aud ObIiouv on tbe North H;. s.h.m. i
mai faps.;.;.m h.. ,e,.l,.., !, d..,h - .
number, and had !, not hs.n n;n,.a !. ~.
hui. must have re.,l,.s sa,iously INDEED
II. has plsoed ,hs North n f,,.. I,,h,
be has srou.sd An AZ ;,eus, 81 t.sI;,u
81 5;str.,t IA ,bs s,,,h tha, ,h,..,..s. ,,.s
Union itself. hat win reoo,,. vs.,. ~
oonssrya,ism % srros., Or aIl.y. II. ~.
BY his fOlly retarded lhs edyspesmau. A
true principles. For these thing, b.s ~
forfeited 70 Q u,rspea eoe;etv NJ Efs vi.
olated laws. and iu.ul..d STATE. demand
his execution. and n !, iastIv tb.iy dus
We ssy thsso things, not that SLAVERY, il
right, not that We symDa,b;a, with IN. mn.
= etbis,isp ;ns,i,uiion. bu, thai lad !. a.
IL Is in and upou MS and must bs d..It
with accordinoly. Il, eanuot ba yootaa
o1, by force without ruiein, n. no,,...o,.
aud DESTROYING other iostitu,;o,. van
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
kHfsom The Gaarnsey Times, pd6liah

ed It Cambridge. Ohio. of the 10Th inst.
SUDDEN DEATH. THURSDAY afternoon
last, Mr.. JosEPH LoFLAHD. an old citizen
Of our place. was attacked with Rheuma-
tism Of the heart and and in q few minutes
was corpse. Mr. Lonsnd had not enjoy
cd good health for years, but bis decsase
was As sudden e unexpected. He served
70 the war OF 1919. being volunteer in the
6Tst company from Lsocsster, 0bio. com.
mandsd BY Capt. (Dow General) George
6andsssons He was Ia The skirmish % the
Indian town Of Browus,oWp. iH the PEN
insula. when the British and Indians wsrs
defeated. also present at Hull's surrender
He is gathered TO The grave at the full age
Of shsssscore and eleven ,ysars, May be
sleep in peace. t',ra
We are informed that Mr.. LoAAnd wai
raised from boyhoOdr to msnbood Id oul
city. He wasthe son ofNosmsa Loaand.
deceased. a pioneer settler Of. Fairfield
county and was . young msn much esteem
ed BY al Who knew him HsaFsmOvsd
from Lansaster many years ago. and sat
tied iu CImbridge. where be has closed biz
earthly existence. ~ 4,
10 Kansas Territory. :. on the 20lh Of Ju
ly, 1859. Mr.. JoHN ABRAMS. aged 81
years. for more than hall q century an in
habitant Of GreeR6eld township, Fsir6slt
lcouutyfakhrts fsayv -Fs, "a fus atW
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

~ 10 1883 more than I. 200 100 bav.
Tels Of hour were received in Boston, OF
sboui 1000 barrels ssch business day.
The year ending September IL $50. rs.
csipts were l.0T7.7s0 barrsb.-From
Boston this article is distributed en- over
the Esst'fn, New Euglapd St.lss ana
British Provinces. Western Massaehu-
'etts, portion Of Mainland the large ssa,
ports Of Massachusetts,. import their own
flower to a considerable extent.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
RwA New OrI.an, oorr,.nond.r, \

HA New Orleans correspondent Of
the Missouri RapublieAn writes:
From the Soth OF September last. 10 the
present date. there have been within the
limits Of this corporation twenty sigh shoot
ing and stabbing cases, In which thirty
Eve persons received wounds, Out Of
this number six are dead, and the otheIS
most Of them sligb,Iy and few Of them
badly wounded.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

ARIz'EA sILvER. I'VE had The pleasure
last evening ola visit from Hon Sylvester
MowEy. lately elected delegate To- Congress
frcmsAriEons. Lieut.! Mowry arrived BY
the last Overland s,age. aud istn touis icI
Washington City. lie bfiDRs with hin
about forty SIX pounds Of silver FROM thai
Territory. Itoousis,s Of various spsci.
a,sus. from the moulded plates 10 The com.
mou sample. as are found ID Arisona. pufs
silver. attsr the mercury n sepelled, reduc.
ed By snalgaua,ion: silver reduced BY
melting. and run ia sand mouIds; silysl
and copper ore, ssud . lArgs quautily D
rough silver ore. from the moa n,sios. !,
.be Rio G.aade Valley, twelve m miles .lrou
the river, near the cslebrated Steyenso.
mine. The whole region pronises . riiel
yield, The ores are principally argen,iier
cns galena. and reduced 10 a pure plaie 4
avery small eost.-ls,, Louis Dsmccra,
November l.. Ut -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

4 BosTpM NoF,a 0.-r Tho, rstnSbs. ,inslud'
ing nearly the whole State. gissa Banks,
Rep, sfeE Gprerpors y, ,mbjoriiS othpwardI
af2. 900 On The gghalssFols. Hia plnsalitj
over Rntleg; nsms sissmera than IS. 600
Tha He4ate 90 iAruas received. saiands 81
RspsD q Dem and assdonhifnk .Tht
House stands is9 RsP.se 50 sDsms aad
end s4 Opp. , Thes entirss Rapublieau
State ticket Is elected.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
TnAKKacTrINo DAY.
EE2cLAnA1taII b ral eorraEcn.


FORAsMUcH as lhc General As
sembly Of Ohio, by a Joint ResO-
luton, adopted at ,Ilrir last sess-
ion. requested me to oapPOint a day
Of Thanksgiving and Prayer to
Almighty God, ] hereby designate
|aRd.ses apart ~ -
Tharsdax November can. RsA0,
70 be devote bysthe People 81
Iihis State TO these sacred duties,
And Respectfully urge pR good
citizens that, putin +, usideordir-
AIRY business, they assemble, on
that day. 10 their respective pla.
ises of public worship, and
offer uufeigned thanks to ouI
Heavenly FatheF for all Ihe bles'
sings wherewith lie hath blessed
us as a Nation, as q State, and Al
tniifviduaisi and they joiniio these
offerings of Gratitude and Praise
their Nrvent prayers thai He vii
continue and multiply Ills grac,
land fasOr upon us and our land
that QUE Ias,isuilons may be esIab.
shed in righteousness; that wis.
dom and knowledge maybe ihs
stability Of our times; and iha
peace, prosperity and freedom
may be the portion or our people
| also, aDdwilh equal earncsincs,
lrccomn'cnd that this day of. fcsli,
val and gladness, thus eoeseoGa
ted Ly Thanksgiving and. prayer
10 God, be distinguished, not les.
cODspicuousIy, by works Of henif
icchce and charity towards men
in tho confirming Of friendships
in rcconciling Of cnmilies, in iht
sending of portions to the needy
and IN the promoting, so far d.
may be practicable, Of tlesweIfare
| n nd hn nninaeo 0c OF ,,,;,L,N, .L:,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

THR WAY JURoRs ARE QuALIE1KD Al
CHAhLEsfoN .I-Bst me spdesvof to fepre
sentto you how sonis Sftbs Jurors Ii tiiess
feases are qualified ,9ets .'a ~ 'Ses . sASl
IaidA stoiid and heavy nan ttaHds up be.
fore che Judge 10 snswer The ahsces ssaTy.
fqoestio0s. His scountenabcsv Is lighted
Eohly BY ths hops ofgettibg q chance TO
hgivS hisivoies Agaihst TIE swoahde6 man
upo6 thdsRfSd1ag. You can SEE this as
plainly asit het6Id you. O. 'Aa " hnA
Judge--Were you at HaTpef'S Ferry.
tsir. during othess pfoccedl6gsg ls"i'ii
: q JusOfalNo, sif. .nhae5o'7-io sbvfe 'soT
Judge -Y6a AFe eisS 1ffeebOldsr' lof This
eounly9u z leS ! q s1se aoS"'
ba JuFor-Yss, aSir. q srn iaes ,ysF Sso'a
10 Judgs-YoG have, beard re evidence 10
the otkeF' GaseS?s +" sato' W 20 'shi esAb
JarorHuf Easeflyy yss. ssirt.s ST. 'ealioo 9,
Judgs Up nesh n you 'Bavsi 0hesrd' ,ths
evidence, end GfS likeIy 10 be y6iltedesd
tby H. you are disqualified hefe.s' Have
youbeaftf much or The evidendc! . gi3is
E'oJdror- No. sir. 4 sSe' - gssi > soa !
I Jddse Have yod expressed auyd opip
lon sAt6 thS guile Of these paftiss?' ~
\ Jutot eYss. sir fsagssly again ).ss 'yh
7 Jadge Are you, Athep ~ ckpa6lep a6l
Judging this ctss scoordihg 10 he evi,
dsncs,s without tsfefs6oe 10 What You
have bsforS heard said? ?oa' Ssee''e = sss.i
sa'JaforJ Yes. SIR! iiis'' ss9isN''aa ss'
aJa5gs Have You auy conscientious
sof0plss. which win prevent you findi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

ENARM LANDS ron SALE, as MIKES from Phil
adolphiA by Railroad, IN the State Of New Jersey
Soil among the best for Agricultural p1EpoSas being
good loan soil, with o clay bottom. The land Is
large tract divided iutO small farms. and hundred
from all parts 0f3ths county are now settling ans
building. rbe crops bIndnoed are large and can b
seen growing. Tho climate 10 delightful and secur
from fr0sis. TeTEs from SI5 10 e20per acre, payable
leave Vine Street WhaFft philadelphia at * A. NJ.
by Railroad for HamlnontoD, % address R.JtBYRNEi
Jersey. sec null advsriiss shent ID lp0iker column
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

Even th01o VINO are n the ayAl.., u kfa ~,
neaiih ffequenily have need 10 hsSo resonrsr o ao
~ !. q disease We are never 100 ven
sHr :, ~ of the lls hat aes L
~ Lshp hlLLkRs-a medicine that cannot ~ n
nen reguafy without giving vitality and iasile.r d
est man u not proof against me matnSs n,
ea ne county In all eases offsy4t ana
- s more potent than an5 nmouEt M AMI
lots 70 ils wondefial properties Iess Nh n. W W
,hs me medicine viii eveluse of NV ~
fesses 10 epbane. TO those v6oiSSe NJ, ~ pro
.a We cordially Ipcommend an oarIv SpsIS.
~ - sne Whenever they are sSisk
Sold by drugxlstsnnd dsaiefr renarsIIx ,, !. !,
IL F'See adS6risementi IN another coin rhs,e'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
IRfIamsnptlons,

vc,, hinsaan, celebrated Pysician Of Utica. .Nev
ne,h y innnmmelcp OF the LunRs InTi mSi Inn
tam S,, IVMsiS and kidneys, lHaammatory Rhenmn
oin,a 2 go evef, with DR. Tfakks Magne1c
nAVe also cases " Croup. soarst Va
liberated Tn icat and 5ahes Win IKE
20 many valuable lives were ost n ~
ana 9esst laiied Of Erecting cds ma
Fro,sn S, IN cases Of BpEDs, spEains, BfuiseS
mi. nsc,an Or Mnlly viii be asinele day Ti.hout
sr 70 cSTe sn sss
are eowpieteiy cured Nv tH - An
"PB,.oau9ns ions o. the Magnetic OintH ent.
ns,nh hsarertsement In this papef. Sa SsB fs4s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
s.asa.e 81 Mr.. CLAY Ter view gorlsans

GiatNte q Mr.. Clay for view sOEleans.
3 Mr., Hart's bronze aiauiuts Of Mr.. Clay.
fOr ths citziens OF New Orleans has Great
ed quiteB ssnsstiOn in Germany. where
il was cast.s, To show with what favor Il
is REGARDED there. we Sujoin IN extract ol
letter from Mons. Mueller, who worked
il into broHza. to Mr. Hart. together with
a notice from . newspaper Of high stand.
ing in ,tbe GsIpau .Statss,l ss,i ssd ses,l
sa, Mons: Mueller spys:m;Many sof your
Icountymepsw who have seen the stsute, have
expressed thempslVes externally satisfied.
About eight days ego,a person call who
said be had been personal friend OF Mr..
Clsyss, end he embraced the statue and
kissed its hands with the greatest ehthu.
siasm. It was, q .touehing sight Many
thousands hase seen ibs and great praise
bas been expressed as TO the originality oI
she composition and ,ihei liles'ru,b Of .hs
statue. ,a9s8ps 81 baa .sljts bas sase
ss The following notice ePpearedfoin ths
Augsburg Gazette (ihs Tines Of Gsrms-
ny Oct ast. 1853; sav ~ ob / aMlf
NJ From Abe Royal BFonEsi Foundry under
The direeliops loi Mualler, NJ uaGh, as an in,
aiitqte whose oslebsrily has penetrated The
Whole world. sissproduced 10 metalstatutes
.whiehsns W adorn, the lCspi,Alsi Of ,thsu re-
moiest States and especiallytof the new
world. beyond the ocean, sending the
(founders Of their freedom, haek.iA abEoEzs
statues from Munich. In b short time
viii he seen ia the fatHisheds museum Iol
metal jonpdry a collection of tue modell
Of the works whioh have been executed 10
The sboys named establishment, and which
win bsopened to .hs public. where will
be seen, the great men of America parable
with wsrriprs and juiellsct and heroes Aol
Europe From. The Ell 10 4.haof October
| il Offers o,the public Muuioh. apd the np-
merous stiange,s ip the city. the ;opporth'
pity 70 admire spews American aEt pro
duced at our foundry: Ills . colossal stat
nieiof the great ataiesman and orator. Her
~ Clay. which is destined, for New Or
leans. and the werk of the Amegicsn .sculT
tot; Joel T. Hart Who mndeled i in; Flor
lfnce; The sorigiona conception sof III
statute has eliciied great adminiion, from
l'his countrymsn, nd srirgten 0dsWrgsli
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

The following aattshas notice q taken nom
ne rotssmonih tohlo) ssioto Hsiisv R.puSli.ss. Of
April ,, 1853, X r., v6.e -. 80 "
ScsNDdnAv!t.-A friend vrites % us for an, .,,...
ITGRs RnGGRRs Of gh. k0BAcK's soANDINAvIAN RE-
sre ia he can obtain them7-and Why they
- We ssme questions. ScandinaVia is tbe n5eisnt
,h.s 3. o. sweden and Norway, aud SeandiSayisS
n the samo sense a ~ .ass
are evnS ;,s or VnoR,p By he way, xore
CountS' ,seendAayiaR fhmlies Ii Dane
VA ~ many Year.; Dr. Robaek Is swede by SirtS
think H ,Sa az medicines herbs, we
very highest opinion ofths msdeine. M ~ ine n me
sIa Ossa 2 whois not only iiy nSv
~ ~. gentleman % the Old school, a. We to
the rest OF our ffiehds ieItef VIII answer
gee adyertsemeni. .Noyembar 4. lssa--Iaaz
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

a sa~> SfARRlEDs ~
| lO6tIts 4tit iaaS q thsiParsoaags of the
AllhOais. Episeopal cbuSSh. BY NE R4v.
william Porter. Nc. AxnhIW BRowR apd
Hiss AsNl ASkE. az of thiu cil5 -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

SHoE BUSINESS AND FACTORIES, can be e.,.
~ RED on probably at Hammonton. see adyertIse.
ment e Of Hammonion Lands, .-y,sS sTa~'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

MTAgsnts vented In lhis Stat .. q can. a.
make good pay,. gor tenn. e. s,snp, ,.sS a."
septembor g, aes9.samIai If IoH IN ell, Mass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

~ $4,000 Agnntss wan ted @iro seir souy NJ =
one,.oester thah an other similar nee neies ssY
aud sst IS peges particnlafs, gratial ~
,sen,e,,h., q Isll IssPllHBAlM BROWN, LEVEL, Mass.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

EoNEtiEEss OF HEART, = How wearily
tbs lie ola seushiys md bighriensd. hear
drsss on. when chained 10 eopsihual, rod
tine OF smechanical duties, sud ths soul',
6slf articula,ed cry for sympathy, witboal
anapswTl, Faith often cores their long
inss, but y is1so hard 70 give q soul d
hsaven.f that has notibesn first ltrniasll ia
The fuilsa. aud sweetest ihamsn affections
Too ofienlhsy aiug away their hsasts Oh
ansunNorthy object, too often sthey pissia
a,secFet diseoalsnt Whiclf spreads ias lead.
en- cloud over the mosqi6e Of .thsiF you'll
The immeasurable distance between one
ofthese delicate nal6res. and The average
youth among whom is Ike 10 be Der onIy
choice. makes 0he's heart sche. How
many women are born too finely organised
in sense and soul fote the highway they
must Walk With feet 6ath0di Lie e Ad
jusstd 10 the wsnts Or TIE stronger ssxl-
There are plenty OF torrents to be creased
ID itS jHarnsy; bu, their s.eppinES ar,
ms2s6tSd By lie sliIdSt of man, and h6. s.
Wohasa. A. The Ps9iSSs6rl Hea asN ISL :,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
Out-L0ss for Sale.

MEssns aARN.G 2 JAdns0N pIIl dskll q NE
SIX CIJTsIO OTS. =
d ISd ana sss GS Pom TIN Ssss o. g ES
ACRES In siEe. Thaeo Cots are The 6tvnlpahioe q
any Lols for sale IN the neighbOthood ofthe oily
ana Will be cold upon most reasonable terl1as Loa
inioImatons inquire q this Once, o. of either 1ohn
Afnoy1f samuel Iaokeon.i ~ y ~ ~ -si ~ "a
Nay ~. 1oto~fDQ =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
'rpsenspl, Npysmber,a, Iss0--lmg7

pERsqNg WANTING oaAnGE OF urf,srrp
ian I.S5s,i see Advertisement OF Hammen.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

VTvo ALL WANTING FARMs. sER Advertisement
III 10 Hamm0nton LMndB.9ia} Z. ssYGog W
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

~1oniiveh al the city Of Co
ST. 8 lumbus,under. my hand
A and the Great SeaIaof
.Ca~Ghe aStato OF Ohio, this
first day Of g October, A.. ID.
1850 & : y ...'.'-.-. = .-... = = '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
J. KELLER. AucTIoNEER. OFFICE IT NASSAU

Auction sale of magnificent household furniture oil paint
ings octave pianore superb drawing SUITS solid
silver ware atuary bronze and 0rmou chandeliers horses
and carriages hssn n robes ;;N AZ, x.pcu
~ the large mansion house No. 66 West Twenty sixth street.
near Sixth avenue commencing at II O'Clock pr scisely
the catalogue embracing tho most desirable Of
household furniture offered at auction this all made
Catalogues at the house on the morning Of sale.
Drawing roomsFronch plate pier aud mAne mirrors rich
y embroidered lace curtains shades c0rnices &c six light
carved IN fruit lowers brocAde conssng
OF two ee ee SOFAS two two reception aud eight
lor chairs satuary marble tables match the salts
eegeres with mirror DOORS secreaire and bookcase lined
fSre carved legs made BY Smith, Aburtus Goa superior
instrument STOOL music cabinet with French
embroidered cloth music books; Turkish cnairs
covered 10 satin ,ade; sofa and aide be eucogneurs
Paran statuettes Paintings Musc Seasons
oil paintings BY celebrated ARTISTS two match paintings
The Hudson-by Cole also superb paintings by
R0sse Gendour, Vanshendet and Huntingdon Chambers
bureaus and commodes % match rosewood table, hair
mattresses spring do blankets Sheets feather beds quilts
counterpares holsters and pillows French china toilet
to rack glsce Brussels carpet oval mirrors
Chambers third and fourth and black walnut
washsands bureaus bedsteads, toilet tables bedding &C.
sofas rockers chairs quareLie tables paasses hall
hat stand olcoth, stair rods &c Diung
RUBY and crystal cut and glass decaners
wines tobes champagnes tumbers fruit and dessert
ea Gc French china SETS richly decorated white
china dinner SET 1863 pieces silver plated caster spoons FORKS
napkin rings conee eaver 4ci ivory handle
knives and forks Sheffield liquor stand Ia
dining table hertz patent buffet chairs buffers tray and
stand, dumb waiter couch carpet &c Also large
assortment aud kitchen furniture with which
sale wl commence sixth and stages within
q few doOrs OF the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

TNDwARD eCHENCK, AUCTIONEER-SALC or TOOLS.
~ machinery and unfinished stock Of gold pencil
at the gold pencil manuiscory No ~ Spring street com.
tools necessary for manufacturing tho celebrated Lownds
patent pen and pencil" The unfinished stock comprises
great variety Of sizes of guards points and machneA also
LOT Of stone and pasfe. varied sixea and colors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14

H. house, 2 Nassau street. second floor will give hts
ton 70 sales at auction Of household wscf jewel
nut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
ADTUSE BTBNT9.


hTYBLOS GARDEN. .---~.
IN NIXON CO. sr ssEAr s ESHSsFsIAS TROUPE
's.. expense s ISsb4a 'ss sss e NEXT
Equestrian s%S IF ga zs SSss Ts'
Van AnSarsh: wheel p!os:ssd ss .cadsr
pitch
sss!s
e g, Ss s. sss
f'i Appearance also 4sES ;;s sxfs elephant
the largest It's specie. broasi. This country snd
weighing be enormous amount OF 5000 pounds
MONDAY evening FIRST sHssS Il SI aSis HERE
Of the ''s ESTHE It 'N %SsDzss
NATURAL HISTORY.
VAN 1 sENasEsfr OF rnApED ANNALS.
s ssS ss finest r iss sa to this country of
New ''t' in the 4Ssnf = 4; TROUPE
Re engagement OF DR.. JAS. L. THAYER.
NEVILLE.
Hesrs N.os TO- presume that Is nsedsss 70 remind
ENORMOUS COST AND OUTLAY
attendant upon iSs%f Ky EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
GRAND EQUE5TRIAN TROUPE,
both forming the
Most Perfect innocent and Instructive Entertainment Ever
Offered Ia New FORK.
Trusting they will be rewarded with
CONTINUED LIBERAL PATRONAGE
warrants them, Al the sane time, 10 making
FURTHER ExERrIUN
Doors open at 81: 10 commences at7L.
Tickets 30 cents Upper boxes 25 cents
WsSns:day afternoon 4 es!cst e''''
GRAND AFTERNOON JUVENILE PERFORMANCE.
WALLACK's THEATRE.
BENRrrr
Mr.. LESTER WAIdiACK,
ToRrYNrNra siaHr OF
THE VETERAN
Mr. wALLACK. ............THE COLONEL.
This unique and extraordinary production still commands
laage audiences and enthusiastic reception during the
first week Of its per formance.
kPAkELlkG COMEDY. GRAND SPECTACLE
SPLENDID SCENERY and GREAT ACTING,
being combined In totally unprecedented the
American stage 1t will therefore be repeated
RVEKY EVENING"
MR.. LESTER WALLACE. AS ...................LECN
Mn BkOUGHAM AS THE YIZlEk
MIR. WHEATLEIGH. EUGENE
NM DfOIT. as THE EMIR
MisS HOE :AMiNEE
mkG NEhNON ..s.."...........T THE WIDOW
Nr Bangs Mr. Chppendae Mr. Levere Mr.. Lascelles Mr..
Hodges Mr. Young Mr. Tree, Mr.. Bernard, Mr. Jelries
Mr. @. Parsloe Miss Z. Henrade Mas Tree, In original
Performances terminate before II O'Clock.
The doors will open at performance 10 commence at IL
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EDwARD sGHENcK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

~ furniture.-by e. r. ~ bUHENCk.-Ths day, at lOt2
O'Clock their sAearooms IS Nassau street. large
carved rosewood psrlor suits in dAmssk brocAe moqaei
plush d s n anu pam rSse 49,
rosewood top side and etegeres with plate glass
doors and backs oak and mahogany chamber suits
Ere ach plate mante glasses and library
bookcases OAK Bullets oak and black walnut extension tables
oil paintings stands book racks Also 1t
elegant octave pianoore with
carved legs city made and three mahogany second hand
The attention Of buyers dreced to this SALE -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-14
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~ In Beh and Londonderry, and al the principal towns
England ana Ireland, carrying the United Btases usu Va
vsrpool Nov York and Phladephia Steamship Company9
splendid Clyde built iron steamships Intended 70 ~
Aa4ollows:-
IRON NEw YoRK. -
VIII W .cstutusy, sru
And every alternate Saturday,
~ II O'Clock, noon, from pier No. ~ N. h
PASSAGE
Cabin nom New York and Philadelphia %
Third clan. from New York 70 Of the above PANIED
Return ucketl available ok months $50 Passenger.
forwarded 10 HsVre Paris Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp sud
al parts Of the Continent without delay.
N0icerhese steamers provided with every da.i<
70 the immediate extnc0n OF dre and The strtct dis
cpne enforced With regard 70 the Of hght For fegh
& passage apply ct the ol1ce Of the company.
JOHN @. DALE, 10 Broadway, New York, Agent
In Liverpool 70 WIN INHAN. Tower Budingh
UyHE NORTH GERMAN LIOYD'S NAIL STEAEBHR
BREMEN,
II. VESSEL CONMANDER.
Carrying the United States Mall
VIII sau positively on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, at I'm,
r Bremen via southampton taking passengers for London
Havre Southampton and Bremen ct the following raaes-
Scoona cAo'n'
For freight or passage
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