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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
NApo1 r0N ILL TO lis ARMY.

Sotpups. A month ago, confding In EFFORTS OF d.
ponscy still hoped for the maintenance .! 60
when suddenly he Invasion Of PIEDMONT ny INC I
TRAN t,oops called us 10 arms. we were ho' io",s
Men horses material, and supplies we're wanting a,u
" bad 10 order To assist our allies, To pass
divisions beyond the Alps before al eh'"'
and prepared before HAND. -. s. The ro,i m and
your cCnyse suppied all; France has again iouuu hs
cd yir,ues and united in feeling ana iol Que WI
;ect sb bss shown the power Of her resources anu
The strength Of her patriotism. IL Is now only yen 9
s,ce o,srs,iops commenced, and the fledihoi'cso
tertory has been already cleared oi iCs INV I
1he .ied army has fought four combats ami ga'neo q
dec;.yc victory which has opened 20 It the ga'Vs VI
the eanital of i.ombsrdy You have pu' more 'u"l
N Ca Autyisns hers d combat taken IL cannon, TWO
ejors aud 600 prisoner; but all ~ no,
Won I have more struggles 70 support and ooS'aceS
TO overcome. ~ l..,., J;,rs of the
Amy Of Italy our ioie''''i''i' S,,o,v oN
plate YOU with p'ide'
n. uo,;teur published the following address from
the Mnnic;palitv of Milan 20 the Emperor: Nh,
So Tbe Communal Council OF the my 90 n"a.
Ia. bsld This very day an extraordinary sl'.ins' q
which h mas decided by acclematon tna, lne rnnaro,
pei body should present 10 bis Majesty taI -, Fest
Napoleon Ill an address TX pressing me aIon ~
tsde of The country for his generous assist1o nm,
the great work of Italys deliverance SIRE 'no h;b
leipsl BODY regards itself a. most honored oy %,
a oosnn;.,;or bat il knows how poweress worus or
TO disch,yge 4 In tpeech, the inagnanlnious sen
nens Of which were adnircd by Az ou' 70 WIN" Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
NETWORK DAILY 'THrhrT NE, MONDAY, JUNE ~, 1859.

me 70 Milsn ! rad made up ny uiad TO tr,s. to nv
.Ss' ~hsI er Erricar, whom had met n The Inn o:
megeh'a' expressed desiie to be my e2uPsrion.
accepted the offer, sud Of sc went | do r.. know
Why, but Yankees are always getting into ,-vnble.
We had tcarcely made our way through q GOubis and
tn9.ess roF OF coumi-shriai wagons when we were
saddeny stopped by party Of French gerdsrmes who
Jew hours before ad in ike manner stopped Lord DC
Bnrgh, who, as al a'tacte 10 legation OF Turn
had beef seat on speca. mission to tee camp. The
geLdaTInes asked who we were, snd where were
gong The summons quite justified by our civil
isn iress, and fC- ny part | fastened TO deliver the
Necessary pss-, with which | had beer furnished be-
fore leaving Turn. Tres bien alcz, wss tie sn-
swer Of The Reudarme. TIE tun II my ompanion
then came although lie would have shown sim.
liar document but instead Of doirg that hetook out from
his bieas. pocket wha. lie beiysd 40 unexceptionsbe
passport, delivered il had been by Gen Cass from
the capital Of Washirgon and duly counter signed by
asked the French gepdarInes, we kror nothing Of
that. What, exclaimed the American, " not
Know the stars AID stripes, the escutcheon Of the
CIion p Some. rather warm explanation followed
and was obliged to interfere. soon succeeded In
showing ny rather noisy companion the tine
state Of the question, and told him had
better apply ut the nearest headquarters OF.
the French. We did SO, and were kindly received
By geIera Of br gade. VINO told Us that il strictly
forbidden to pass the lines. . No doubr, he added
your PASS viii enable you to reach Milan, but
nc by tbs way; yea must 60 from Novsra and Aroma
and once there You may go to to Varese, Como, and
w ihtiC ""H HOtblbS ~ duu VIC ltlunru
to Magenta, AID from there proceeded TO Novara
and Vercei. too tired 20 follow the advice of
the son Of Mars so took the first train and here am
at Turin. On MY arrival here found the town full Of
all sOts of absurd new-, and when Of my frieuds
were informed that lad Just come from the camp, !
soon become the lion Of the Trombetts Hotel and
Fi1io Cafe. had no sooner succeeded in getting nd
Of my curious assaants than went to the cathedral,
where Ie Dam was to be sung thanksgiving
for the victory Of Magenta, which has opened the
gates Of Milan to the gallant King OF Ssrciua. This
evening Turin viii be splendidy Illuminated"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
NAPOLEON ILL., TO THE LoMBARDS.

ttAlians-The fortune af war having brought Us INTO
"A, capital of Lombardy, am about to tell YOU why
an here. When Austria uujustly attacked Ilednl0ht
Irsolyed TO support my ally the King OF sardinia Tue
bmor and the interest of France making II du'y lOr
me 10 do so Your enemies, who are also NINE, en-
Jesyored 10 diunirh the sympathy winch was igt III
Egrope for your cause by making II be believed that
only made 81 ar from personal ambition, OF 10
Dr. the territory OF France. Ii there are men VINO 90
net comprehend their epoch am not OF the nuinoei,
Ia the enlightened state of public opinion there
more grandeur to be acquired by the moral influence
which is exercised than byffuitless conquesiS ana ta
nora influence seek with pride IN contrlou,lhs W
r,,ore 10 freedom one Of the finest parts OF Europe
Your reception has already proved to me lhat you
have understood me. | 90 not come mere WIN t :
precopceved system of dispOssessing the SoNytcisu
Dor 10 iInpose nv will you. My army WIZ 9ny Go
eupy Itself with two thingsto combat YOU
and msiptain internal order Ii Will mol lhio" ay oo
saele in the way of til Legitimate mamie y,
yopr wishes. Providence sometimes iavors NATIONS a.
vel a. individuals BY giving il sudden 4pPo."nmy
es greatness Int il is on condition that II KNOWS nov
% profit by il. Pref, tbeu, by the fortune wnen -
offered 10 ou 10 obtain your ndependebcs.
youYselxes militarily. Fly to the s'aHIatu " NnS
Ssor Emanuel. who has already SO nooiy shn"n you
the natl of honor Remember that without 9lsc'plus
tLsyse on he no army BE today only soulefs, anu
tomorrow YOU will be the free cuzens Oh a sIoa'
county.
Ha1.y,,frys Milan, 9Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
49, ,yrpIC,N AT MAGENTA.

The following is an extrae, from the pnv ate e'tI o,
aSysntnrous gentleman, who act out from EoSiS d
% GLOW the war in the footsteps OF the AneS' Inc
Lite Is dated at Turin, june ;:
uyinr explored the field of Magenta, tned 10
.,, . canysvapce which would take me to Milan. Inc
-, INST removed his headquarters from Magenta
~ Innate small village Rob, and not very a n
y. . ,' tD, Milan. As you may easily imagine, the
TAM " u sL,onsv.turyy as our lines were advancn ne
os on The I'm toward Lainse and par on the Ight
pat Corsica all convergng il the direction OF the
iopoed for Lombard cvpsl. After two hours Oh VAN
sxe,tjors cculi net trt even a shs- 'a'' ~ 'A'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01

AcoIDENT.-Saturday afternoon Peter Adams,
boy whose home is in Avon, Lorain county, had
his left leg badly shattered aud broken, at the
foot cf Superior street, He has been living for
some time with Mathew Adams, shoemaker,
and started to go home Saturday afternoon in
company with another young man. In descend
ing the Superior Hill the hose caught his hoof in
the railroad tracks but recovered himself when
as the driver attempted to turn him of the track
to escape the coming train, the wagon ups ct,
throwing out both boys, Adams caught his foot
in the track, and barrel Of salt fell upon his foot
aud leg, shatering the bones SO that they prOtru-
ded through the skin. lie was attended by Dee.
Strong aud Capener.
son of Frederick Wcidenkopf, about fourteen
years old, also had his leg broken by falling from
wagon near the same place,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
BoARD OF EDuoAr1oN meets to.night.

The STABBING AFFAGR.-George aud John
Kehres were brought before Esquire Miller on
Saturday, on a charge Of assault and battery
night, near the Rennett House. The kuife passed
through the negro's hat and inte his skull, the
point Of the knife breaking or in the skull Had
it been white man the wound might have proved
fatal. The two were finally discharged on pay
ment Of costs at the consent Of the Prosecuting
Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
6prrioI Notifts.

~ If any people in the world ever needed
"a apostle to cast thor devils out, It is ours who live in
this waterlogged country The miasmotic poi son Of
Swamps and Marshes becomes a veritabie devil In the
blood to rove n the Agues and Fevs which shake and
corch us all Ayers AaUE CURE is said 10 be the
postle need Of neghhors who have tried
confirm The ro11- .-Joarall eigno, n.
KNOWN ErrEcr.-Wheh pain or innamma-
ton is present ia human body ardFraudreths Pills
used, they a once seize upon the humou wish The
occasion 1.-The paIn Inflammation snd remove Dem ecm
the body aud they cannot ruc because their powet ny
upon those humors orimpuritos oh unGca
thy (wan o) aad whose presence ia part cause the pain
and aurnng heat So IN throat Group colds coughs
rheumatms pain in The side aud peusy which are all
cured by from TO hIoe dososufthese pills whose pow
er is only oxerto 70 impurities Of tho blood The
tightly directed will use thvm and bo cured
Sold at No 29i Canal ST.. Brandreths Building; ou3 by
A. S. Gadiu No 900 sur cor street, Cleveland aud by
J. b, wheedon Hudson aad an respectable dealers in
medicines jygGw;2s0aSw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01

The Republicans of Minnesota, at their late
State Convention, passed the following, among
other Resolulons
Resolved, That we condemn in unmeasuTed
terms the reckless extravaganza Of the present
corrupt and profigale National Administration
its anti Democratic issue Of shin astsrs-
its venality in the awardment of public contracts
Its proclivily TO create a mountain Of public
debt--its punic faith in the affairs Of Kansas--
its reputation of'homes for the homeless, - its
duplicity on the Pacific Railroad, its gross yo-
lations Of the purity Of the ballot box, its cow
ardly abandonment of the doctrine Of protec
tion to adopted ctiaens It's alliance with disun.
ionists, its unyersal subyersion Of Liberty, it's
opposition to the Declaration Of Independence,
and Its gross peryersions Of the Constitution
constituting in all bin of grievances
which renders this Administration a cancer
upon the Republic, and which we pledge the
vote Of Minnesota 10 aid in removing ia 1860.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
Op8ters.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. S, "a -
" MALTBY,S Oate Holt 4 MatbY'sl NSNksY
CELEBRATED OYSl ERS viii be
X &c EIV % ID ID ALLY
From his establishment n Bam0re-pul up IN cans, an
war; ntgd fTes and good. sale,
ls0-HERMETICALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
sTERs, CLANS SPieel Oysters and Sariinfs kept con
stautly on hand.
Balimo 9, New York and Princess Bay Shell oystefs
Will he received daily by Express.
PY~ CRACKERS Tor sale, by Ga barrel
~ ORANGES, LEMONS, and CIGARS, BY the bDI
W. W GAINES Agent,
No 20 Sunerur street. a. IaVtlsud. @.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
DG1ltiGtrg.
DENTIS FIEY
L OIL SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
J. read the following lines II your teo.h are b1d read
hom with great II you kGgo teeth at all lisp;
fact that is daily exhibited in tho streets in the social
circle and in the parlor by the humbest peasant and the
proudsst that huudro Of persons lose good
sets of tasth for the want Of the timely all of good and
shfu dentist poor aud iuf rior operation is In many
than a. all If your teeth arc good, have
them examined bg good dentist aud keep them in order.
Ii Or time should he lost but h2vo them rcpa red tho
sooner tho b3cr and 0sCupe that which Burns says is tho
nell Of all diseases An Ieg1artes of tho teeth should
pe attended to H. chlldhO ID Hud youth.
An persons des rous of lo dena operations uyit-
ell to call at my room whore particular attention Is given
to the pIC5erynttuu OF The nl.uTlt eeih Nhefo The
VULCANIzED CORALITE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
no the ladies.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING g.
L-Haying just sceivr ID supply Of Piercs's cel-
ebrntod Emhrotory amps an pIep'rgi TO stamp any
pattern desired for tlk FrenCh Embroidery IN Fnn0-
noI manner and ut hort nstice, Ladies are hVtuIo ea
stbilpsd Goods every variety for sale, Wholesale or
Retail
EMBROIDERY STAMPS Having received the Agon.
% ON MT Pierce prepared 10 fur. ish Stamps ana
Ei-e lnsiIuctiQns at manuiac uTer's prices.
For description OF tins biye Godfy's Lady Is
Book frr August liRs NJ 0UNSOh,
y2l'8 No 2t6 81. Clair II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01

ANNUAL MEETINe or THE NAuoNAL TElcn
ERs' ASSOCIATION The second annual meeting
Of the National Teachers Association viii con
vene at Washington on Wednesday, August
10. Addresses aud lectures are expected from
the President Mr.. j. Kickoff of Cincinnati.
Elbridge G. Smith, j, N McJilton Of Maryland,
James Lowe of Missouri, aud others. II Is
contemplated ia render this the most important
educational meeting ever yet assembled in
America.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
A GARD
TO THE PURLIO.
I HAVE REEN A DHSTDENT

llA u ID MN IA hHNlDh Mn OE
eyeland for yeS, ard an woll known to all to nave
been hind Ihe doctors OF this city have done ali IN heir
power to give me good sght hul all purpose Ihearj
OF inns geHt man. Or DAVIS No 9I Rank street. and my
wife Fd mo down to his Office and in half an hour
gave me sight so as TO 80 home without the assistance Of
anybody and now in six days read book and 20
ANYWHERE housl The city without any assistance. have
soen the Doctor perform most wonderful cures tally hs
office, of every description and tank itno hing bui rcbt
for those people TO state Tho world that there is such
sklul man in the city for the bent fit Of the rtCoW crea-
tnros return thanks u the Dr. for my sight NY name
Is JOHN DRlSCNLL,
No a Bolivar Street, Cleveland, Ohio
~ Dr.. DAVIS Office is at
yiO2is No 95 Bank 81. Cl ovelard O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01

16y~ For City News see third page
For Market Reports aud Marine News see foulta
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1usuraucc Aqents.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, ONO.
10 AZ u s 70 4 Y q d IL u 1 A

or CLEVELAND, ONO.
AJOINT STOCR COMPANY
OIJaRizsd January 2s 1859 under he general lat0 oC 81
0t Ohio
Capital Stock 5000 shares at $40 ench,
secured by Real Estnte SlOO,OOO
OFFICERS &c W. SCHMIDT, President DR. W
MEYER Vice President, JACOB MUELLER Secretary.
UhECIORr:-C. ". schmdl, j Mayor II Roller,
@ y. Silberg ~ 'N'''.-
TIE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Insure
against oss damage by fire for year and esF bud
ings goods, Wares merchandise etc Payment ~ losses
shall he made in 60 days the loss shall have beep
d az any risk. ''' '
Qmc No y, Atwator ock tup tairs) Superior. ,reet
On RICE, Agen' lapl5R2 ~ JOHN WAGNER rc,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01

and we may wind up with the Eiizabethau
item of forty elaborate dresses, to he "compos-
ed" in lavish style After the wedding and
one week OF Reception s;cceeding it, instead of
the usual tour the happy pair will retire to
honeymoon it in a "palatial" Fourteenth street
residence, in which, with loves impatierce,
the inancee is already installed uAder the pro
lection Of her delighted parents,
la the autumn Senior o., will introduce his
bride to his own sunny land; after which the
say capitals Of Europe will be made brighter
by her advent--and her dilmonds-So they
say.-Nslc York Tribune 27h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01
MORNING LEADER.
A Golden wedding.

The great social event Of the day, the mar
riage (or we should say, the alliance, since il
is to be conducted on a royal scale Of IN gnif-
cence) between the Cuban millionaire Senor
o., and the fair Americaine, Miss b., Isl to be
celebrated on Cr about the middle ofnext month;
first in Grace Church, to conciliate the Protes-
tant prejudio OF the bride, and afterwards,
with impressive display, at Que Of the Roman
Catholic Cathedrals. This golden wedding
has been postponed on account Of the recent
severe illness OF the bridegroom, as well as to
await the arrival Of a one hundred thousand
dollar bridal present from Cuba, to be sent by
the gentleman sister TO her prospective sister
in law. So brilliant part, with sixty years
and his four millions Of dollars, has been for
more than 4 year the end and aim of many
Fifth avenue matrOns on behalf oftheir budding
daughters, and Of many Fifth avenue heiresscs
on their own behalf but the ambitious hopes OF
dowagers and bellies have been sadly crushed
by young lady outside Of their set'--por-
tonl,ss, perhaps, but rich in her seventeen
years, her Eugenie like features, and her tall
graceful figure, to say nothing of virgin alieo.
tluns,
The auspicious blending Of these kindred
hearts dates from last New Years day, when,
under the genial influence OF the season. gem
erous Fortune led his prancng steeds bis yell
low interpreter, and his golden seIfto the houes
irradiated by her presence since which time,
after a speedy and successful courtship the
ardent lover has piled the curiosity Of
Broadway for gifts worthy Of "golden-tressrd
Adelaide
Tiffany has supplied them, to the jolly tune
Of six hundred thousand dollars, to wit:
"Onc set OF diamonds and pearls, consisting
ufnccklaoe, bracelets, brooch, ear rings and
head parure; one set of opals aud diamonds;
one set of emerald and diamonds; four superb
fans, dazzling with diamonds; six exquisite
diamond hair.pins; a watch and Chatelaine,
wonderful with enamel and diamonds, rings Of
fabulous splendor and et ceteras too brilliant
to enumerate or imagine"
The bridal jewels par eroelleHce, now being
manufactured at Pans, are to be OF pearls Of
rare size and diamonds Of pure water; aud the
wpeath which will eoniiue the one-thousand dol
ar miracle Of nuptial veil, is to be composed
of orange blossoms in Jewels emerald leayee,
diamond and sapphire flowers, set in gold
"rhe gold doth show her blessedness,
Ii d.
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GrrgrnDerS.

EMO q AVING AND LITHOGRAPHTNG
pRAINARD Il BURRIDGE, WOOD
.AI ENGRAYERs AND LITHOGRAPHERS Rsnk
trsot F'ia~a and n
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REMOVAL.
DIR B. L. ROBINSON Has RE.

I IN. d, II. WVDINDVN IIAD INII'
J. y moved his Dental Office TO his residence, No 80
Wood ST four doors North 0ihe NJ u Church, where he
viii be happy to see all OF his former patrons any oh
who may need hs services.
. cleveland March ~ lS5S-mh2}dt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-01

hk. w. j. GUILD IL a , KEMON
IL ed his Dental Office Room No Is, Hoffman block
Superior street East Public square South of r O All
who need the Of DENTIST, Will save themselves
much SUFF ERING as well as MONEY by giving him "A
sire 1t
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold silver. Porcelain and NulCmEcd Rubber Base,
the best Teeth Ia S3Es from $40 TO $50 Col
allngs according size of the cavity from 60 upward
maylI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

AT AUCTIoN-wAGONs,C ARRIAnRS AND sLEIGHA
"A thursday pec ~ ~ TX O'Clock. NJ 81 Nxabeh rueL
account Of the etee1t from the carriage business Mr.
james Crazy III sell " auction bis entire Atock OF Carriages
xttho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

II AURA kEssEs T TsssTkS
LAURA KEkNE'S THEATRE
o1oxrays BILL
CHRISTMAS HolxDAya
NO NORTH. no SOUTH.
Jusr1cx AND 81 ssArRsSrrr.
sxcosD' WEEK
SUCCESSFUL. As N Tas COMEDY.
DISTANT F'i Rsiarrsm;
sourHEnsE$sa ,x NEW voRx
LOCAL sas sgzss s, cs ss,,;s
Ard ssssfs ' sSS q ss r. i'''' between
AND EvERY EvENINa.
ssha ss.s, q =. Smith
ss. ssa ''y
Edwin Msdsvne Aririshss law - LsSoS
J hss r nss sss his s%d ;.:s: M j. S%
hr; Tompkins. a recent importation from hold :,
Paass MURPHY. Central Patc 6, wSs.dsiss
Jenny Fea. specimen Of the genius
PssSs. s@sss q de- sliy isnsssd iT.sIay "
s'ss.
Master spoSh Jshn wren
y. b:ssses ts4niSaass society s.:...M;s Dssas
Lucy, GEORGE VIE. MISC nora Leegh
brNsea Morlny, from Lnnef1cx, pfangng Der
FIsshsa Won kIaoira~. proprietor Of Sss%ss o.s.,
Mr.. Dr. aockendaaok, strong minded s.
Mrs. snooh female state oonai sub 1sD
Jecfon Ass iosepnne KUN
Misc smooth an undeveoped prodigy Miss Martha Wren
Mrs pooos 6osrcing sSSn1seSeeper' WIN an eye ,u.u
Anna Nan. Dob s'ss sample s q the free ass ''
peoden1eKnsse American cftlzen IN general ana
young New York in particular. Mics Laura Kesne
SYNOPSlS OF SCENERY AND IhClDENTS.
So.NE ~ ~ AlsLUrs q m. nuVSs
i1e-Tbe yrnnn nj tha VIM Tnachinefaher
and d,nr her--'Tchv,s love ana symp shy
SCENE sfC0HD-A STREET III NEW YORK
The awyer,s clerk-Ayk and Toby IN c,rsutTrmp.
k,ns 70 aosysIbe ~ ocstod 4: IN
AIS ai,s4 boarne Es,n.he m crate
fri sSn-The onIy f.thf,i friend
SCkkE THIRD-THE AMfTY STREET BOARDING
HOUSE
free and iudependent female American citizen ~ home
mornings recreaupn-Iowe's baoon-Paga's venusfhe
nrfmen's progression improper conduct
Young er heer than cid oneWhst Young lss doat 40 in
VI end-W What the cMntrys coming n The Domestic nmiou
az fyob. and dauctr in sforno hrestened secession
from te r!on-Tfe new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in search OF
The M eno on the Cpckpey,s oon,op Of
he anread teeNa boneea- hals1oNo NNbimy-So
Oh, rpax sud5en discovsrS ~ nraA ,hsier n ha not
Tomnkns rete 4 bi,a
ACT SECOND,
gfEyE First A FARM SljENE IN NEW JERSEY
Arfrehi Toby a pros ,ecting tour--The
observation-disclosures osauuoea naive produeon ef Jer-
sy prc,us sense Of Tohy,s fye-Domestic economy
SCEEE GECOkU--e SrlthEr m MkW YnRK
fasfouabIe lady ker--CriDolue endspa ared-Iyow To
sweep The streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

At 20 CANAL gTREEr-NoNEY TO LOAN TO AMY
"A amount Diamonds Watches Jewelry, 10 ho1ahs
for cash By CHAkIEs WOOD street. two docrs
from Broadway, N Jewery Store opposite BraaAsh House
MONEY TO LEHD-oN DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEW
M ery Silver Ware Dry GO ds and personal property OF
all descrI nopa Goods be redeemed any time within
year II. BAkNAkD, n Third avenue. Private o0ee
entrance hall door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

u Uen1- w00ady no-vIA VIe4ogA BT1dCa.
The arM olAm Sorrow sDAmahipS
0d1aArnAkn OaptAh ndney Crswsu
PAfAP0O0, CapG L n. LayaeA.
hsvsElss Ne Z nss,A rive. New fssk anA Browns
SN rWhsnA oveyy Wednesday md Gaklrdny, ~ thrse
kankag ens aAtvS hours
HAeet hdsdag asAh and aAiereoa. q.
- seemaxs with Grand Trpuk r.Hvav A. 6.~,
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z. ,. 0KoKwML Z co., g West s.yset.
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