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aosbA SyosS s 6PEs fSSh MINI sszh
a4 s Ne opening night
lA' as's s%s.1 %S 81 n sGs R.
ss s's &c ass he IN w
with suor HSAxl and Axopro in their orr
' THE GRAND CHORUS
. sY~ps.s I'll so5hcnnsrRA
VI" He s'%Es:s aaa iS ss lsss
.s, On "WEDNESDAY %rs second nigh. o. me
'la . the great lyric as sss:4 ssssi
in verdi's celebrated opefsst
The sas q seats for the debut Of sno srIoELr and
On THuRspAY, Debut and First Appearance In America
. INC - Mic oRksclxANo and Mile oRuvELLr
On FE:i SSiE EsTeal'f
For the first appearssa assa This ssiso e
And the second appearance Of
On sAruRD s,sr''' FERRI and sTIaErLr
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
In ''a's prs'HTFi HR s1orL1As vrsrras.
Music shells stationery store No.
" Wall street. There viii likewise be branch Offices
F F9fs' THE SEASON
to announce that they viii receive subscriptions Tor limited
number OF
PRIVATE BOXES
for not Less man twelve nor more than twenty nights each boz
willing viii s aan ,Gs n n.
Office Of the Academy of Music, FRIDAY. Oct at
usual hours.
WINTER GARDEN.
w A CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS
Dedicated 70 the culture OF
COMEDY, MUSIC, BALLET
BY
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
This establishment newly
plans and designs furnished by Mr. Dion au
open.
The entertainments will commence at eight with
DOT,
Representing Charles Dickens beautiful story
THE CRICKET ON TIE HEARTH.
Joou feeFy Mr. Harry Pearson
ItOt MS wife, miss Agnes hobertsOn
lilly sowboy, charity girl who takes care Of the
In which character she viii sing My First
Boy"
Caleb Plummer, toy maker. Mr. j. Jefferson
ertnh, MS pind caugnter MISS sara Stevens
Mrs. Fielding, reduced In circumstances in conse-
quence of crisis in the indigo trade. Mrs Blake
May Fielding, Edwards sweetheart Mrs ]. II. Allen
Tacket0n toy merchant master to Caleb Mr. T. B. John
ston Box Office open from A. M. until 61s p. NJ.
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The Huntsville succeeds on Oct. 81

NJOTICE.-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
IN and West Coast of South Amercs.-Oce of the North
Atlantic stesmahIp Company company Is prepared 70
Railroad Company, shipments Of merchandise Central
America and the West Coast OF South The same
facilities will also be afforded shipments Central
America To Liverpool by arrangement with the Cunard
For rates of freight apply at the office of the company
No. 81 Wall street L p. STEPHENS, Secretary,
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EvOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Screw Steamship Company's and class
steamship MONTGOMERY f. Croker commander will leave
pier IL North river Thursday, Oct 90 at O'Clock r. M
Cabin passage TO Savannah with unsurpassed
tons S5 through tickets New Orleans S39 75 Mobile $685.
iapta 1928 Macon s2 Augusta SO and to principal placer
Freight per Insurance one half per cent No
Ills Of ladng signed after the departure of steamer
Apply to H. b. CROMWELL. CO.,
Sc West street.
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CQG BowERy.-MADAME wrDaER, CLAIRvoYANT
gifted Spanish lady unveils the mystery OF futur
Iove marriage, absent friends sckness prescbes me
cnes Tor All disease tells lucky numbo property lost o.
s0sea Ne ~ 6Qwey, hstWssa HoVeloa md NesVke O.
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WIDOW LADY. AGED % WISHES ,aI,s no MEET
trimony he must be kind hearted and respectable As the
lady "a sincere she trusts only gentlemen will
Address for week Ella staon a. sprung sTee@ ENCLOSE
one stamp
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40 CHRISTOPHER sTREET.-IF YOU WISH TO HAVE
~ true information Of yonr affairs through life then don't
lady of information, the knowledge of'which will
years Of sorrow and Her office No. - Christopher
st., near Waverley place.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-THE MAGNIrI-
A cen, clipper ship MARY BANGS 1000 tons capacity,
commander Wilt have early despatch for Melbourne
rec TIE accommodations for passengers particularly in
cabin, spacious and unsurpassed for comfort
EARLY engagements freight passage will secure the lowest
los ws Consgnees In Melbourne Messrs Lord Co.
4 and North American royal mail steamship KARNAK,
Captain hrownless will sail for the above ports from the
November 9th December that is the arrival Of the
steamer expected from England on these dates.
Passage money to Nassau $45
Do do. TO Havana. 50
Do do between Nassau and Havana ............ ID
- - E. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
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DILIS, Ell AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK OF
ID London and Royal Bank Of ireland for sale by WELLS
FARGO Co, 50 Broadway New York aud California FL.
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r H. FRERICHs & CO.,
e. 4S EXCHANGE PLACE.
Branch house Of De Jersey Co.. Manchester England)
ISSUE DRAFTS ON LONDON
AT THREE DAYS SIGHT AND AT SIXTY DAYS SIGHT,
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2OWERY THEATRE.
- a III a pohiace tesss'
Toors at Ga o'clock performance 70 commences At ~
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. IA, 1859.
To commence with the romantic drama Of
THE RAG PICKER OF PARIS.
After which the fine play of
ERNEST MALTRAvERS.
To conclude with tina pantonime Of the
SOLDIER FOR LOVE.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE, for ladies and uveniloe
TOMORROW In the EVENING drama called The
THREE RED MEN;
ARABY, THE JEW
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
IL and New orleansIFreght taken October 6TThe
az October R 1852 at o'clock r. NJ from foot OF Warren
4reet Bills of adng of the proper form furnished at the
ce and bills Of ladng will be signed after hour of sail
For freight passage apply at III West street corner Of
TarreB- M " hobEhIS.
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DEpuCEp RATEs.-THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
X Steamship Companys steamships will receive freight
avery day for Tennessee, North Carolina Portsmouth, Nor.
folk CITY Point and Richmond, and will leave pier IL N r.
atgP NJ rs follows
ROANdKE, Captain Couch, Tuesday.
YORKTOWN, Captain Parrish, on Thursday.
JAMESTOWN Captain Skinner, Saturday.
Passage stateroom included Norfolk reduced 70 % Pc
rsburg and Richmond sateroom included, reduced S.
Heais b cents extra. Freight taken moderate terms
LUDLAM 4 HEINEKEN, ~ broadway.
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CIAIx.

UGUST BELMONT CO., BANKERS NO. 30 WALL
IA street. issue letters Of credit for travellers available Ia
all parts of the world, through Messrs Roschld Of Paris
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NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places 70 Florida,

The AUGUSTA, Capt NJ s. woodruff will leave on satnr.
day, Oct H. TAP M from pier No North river Tickets
be had for the following paces- low by any
other steamer from New York TO
SUPERIOR
New York to New Orleans $50 75 Mobile 1885, Montgomery
Ala $28 Atlanta Ga, $2; Albany Ca $4; Columbus Ca,
Sz3; Macon Ga, S2; Augusta, 800; Savannah, SIS.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. & SON, Is Broadway.
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wiN follow on the 9Th NOVEMBER:
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
Throush freight and passengers will be Immediately Tor
|,srded sipon arrival Of the steamer at Aspinwsl.
OK the above steamships has capacity for 600 70 80 tons
k Freight which will be taken Mt moderate rates
II a believed that the accommodations afforded by the above
hips are unsurpassed by any In the world
III be no detention in forwarding passengers baggage and
reght -.-. oo r,u....
For apply the only Office Of the COMPANIES on the
yharf foot OF Canal street. TO WIN. II. WlCkHAM.
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A NTIEXToRTI0N PRICES.-GREAT IMPROVE
IA ments-Dr MANsON'S Gallery of Teeth" Twenty
teeth patent gumopesn cold only S silver sets IS
Teeth extracted positively without pain Work guaranteed
Four premiums
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. HORSES FOR SAIE-ONE rs A POWERFUL TRUCK
= II hands, years old weight 4oo price $685. do hand
some Express Horse pony built price $751; excellent
years old Dark Gray Colt handsome for doctor family
price $l75; all warranted. Apply at V James street.
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ISABEL
VIM. Rollins, commander,
Having been put perfect condition, viii leave pier No.
North river Saturday, Oct l6 at o'clock NJ for the
bove ports The books are now open and travellers had
SPOFFORD, TII.ESTON Il CO., % Broadway.
n BThe Isabel will continue to leave Charleston
10Th of each month for Havana and the 10th and 25h
from Havana and Charleston
Shippers are requested their goods at the Custom
House. and In Office the clearance together with
heir bills ladIng No bills of fading signed after IL NJ
Saturday 18th inst Baggage not wanted the voyage be
cent on board on Friday, marked "below."
mail VIII be made up at Office and close at p NJ Of
The day Of departure, postage free.
rcOR sAvANNAH-THE WE'LL KNOWN FIRST CLASS
sidewheel Steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain j.
Garvn win leave Philadelphia for Savannah on Saturday,
secured by letter or telegraph The Keystone State sail
above Charleston g. Oct 90 Fare either ship,
SIS A. HERON Jr agent corner OF Fourth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia.
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400 BROADwAY.-MoNEY LOANED AT MODERATE
fCC rates on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. siyerware,
&c. or bought their full value by CHARLES WOOD 439
Broadway above Howard street. Private entrance through
the hall.
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40 CHRISTOPHER STREET.-MRS II. ROEDER.-
tO This astonishing and never failing asronologis seer
gifted lady, has returned TO this city, and gives true In
formation Of all affairs with and in regard health wealth and
marriage love aars, Journeys, law suits difficulty In bust
ness absent friends sickness &C. Mrs. koeder succeeds
when all others fail Rrs r. Ia the lady who formerly
reeided In Wooster street. Amy Remember her resi-
dence, 43 Christopher street.
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SHIPPING.

LHoR INTERMEDIATES MAGNIFICENT CLTPPER
ship WEBSTER Capt Lawrence, sails morrow. having
unequaed accommodations all classes of for
passage apply on board f. COLLINS Co. al the Of.
ice on the pier, No. 8 n X. ~
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THn TIRE.

ECLlPSE COURSE, T.. L-GREAT TROTTIN0 MATCH
~ GEO. NJ. PATCHEN AND BROWN DICK
On Monday October ~ ut 2k O'Clock precisely match 300
ssiae bali forfeit mile heats, best three Ave
q Riley names b Geo. M Paichen; d. Smith Dames b. e
Brown DICK Cars leave South ferry minutes past
Fare to 20 and return ~ cents. JOHN T. SNEDIREK
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4 rLAsTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
A ...-T NEW YORK, Oct s 1859.
The requisite Of capital for the organization Of this
mpauy having been subscribed notice hereby given that
ceiling Of stockholders VIII be held No III West street.
this city Saturday the 18th Of October instant At O'clock
nv. n EDWIN CRoswELL, }
SPENCER KIRBY. commissioner
D. ". CARRINGTON,)
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HORSES AND CARHIAGEs.

A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF sORREL HORSES FOR SALE
hve aud six years old with long natural tails very stylish
at ~ Grand street from 10 TO 2 O. clock,
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RARNUMS MUSEUM-SECOND WEEK AND UNPA
ID raleled success of the thoroughly original in
ensely exciting moral drama OUT OF THE DEPTHS, THE
STORY OF A WOMAN'S LOVE AND LIFE. in three power
fully effective acts to be repeated Friday in the evening
Mt III O'Clock after which the elegant ballet panoie
DuCfIALuMEAu. Afternoon, at 5 THE DUMB BELLE
and the TAILOR OF TAMWORTH. The Arab Giant ~
feet high and q old the Grand Aluaria Happy Family
Trunk of the Tree from the Mount Olives &c. Adnance
Is cents; children under0 Is cents parque Is
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TWO BEAUTIFUL HORSES, A SET OF SINGLE HAIR
l ness, eadde, Bride, &C. and q Buggy for sale one
street. gentleman DESTROYS Of selling his entire establish
ment winter offers above beautiful Roam Mare,
gentle and steady that child might drive her so Roam
Horse Is hands high six old perfectly gentle
kind and free pleasant traveller either In harness
saddle The Buggy is In good running order The Saddle
without
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eight AND TIME BILLS ON ALL THE SOUTHERN
- cities purchased by DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 co.
do EOO "A GENTLEMAN INTENDING TO Es
DL.OUU. mbish bank In a Western town. has his
and bills now finds he leave the
Address box No. Post office, Philadelphia, Pa.
GOE OnA wANTED-IN ONE OR MORE SUMS
DLC.UUU for which real estate security will be given
Herald office.
&OnO OOO MONEY TO LEND ON BOND AND
SAUU.UUU. mortgage in sums to suit applicants;
builders loans effected Apply S. s. BROAD No. Is Wall
street, second story.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

hS qrise TOO bad Of you- Darby, TO
sat that your wife l. wcrse than she de.
win
'@An'plazs yer Reverence. I can pssve
il BY the Houly Serirtur-I eau. be the
poWers- Dida't your Reverence, yss-
serday n your sarmon. tell 10 that If ws
resist tke devil he'll Zee from uss No~
il | resist my wife she Hies as me-
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
Iruu ias PseslAn6 Tr.sssrrs
THE DACHELOR,S LAHIuY.
n \ ~ Issxs.


THE DACHELOR-9 LAHBuY.
IT \ ~ IseKR.
C.-dsar ne. wisa wsrs naF7rsd!
! should havs oesn Zen years age.
'Tis shameful. that thus hsvs sarssl;
Isany one waning bsaus
Tn od 10 the very fss hiddss;
90 give me . isg - - vsy
Hers luck for . maid sr a. widder.
Who'll bii when shsres nothing 70 psys
IN not very handsome er winning.
And sometimes they tell ne an shy;
Yet VIXEN there's ehaaes for beginning.
To strike up bargain I'll Try.
I'm odd. but want to De even.
I'm sick Of this bachelor Iifs;
envy cid Adam IN Eden,
Who wrapped OF bone for wlss-
Bet matters most strangely have slfered,
ssnce Adam ssox houe his young bride;
To marry ~ss not - Be halsssed
For some pxessy vixen % nds;
Miss Eve SAL herssIf right 70 stitching
A nscs little sPson 81 Two.
But girls nov are onIy bswisrAins.
When they have Eos neshing - DO
An acre Of ribbons snd Iaces,
And sssins and silks BY the pile.
The load. when Tn ones in she traces,
May rox 90 n easy ~ lie,
Bsf IIvI1s alone. O. us awful
In only uae half Of . man:
I'll have one 70 kiss WHOM i.'s Iavf9I.
rvs Stood it Iocg - can.
Ss step up Miss Mary OF Jenny.
And give ne yer hand and your heart;
III tase yoC withoui the frss psany,
I've Piensy 20 give us . start;
But bsess ne, uy hearts zos 70 qusking.
Tn s0ing night oE 70 Prupsse.
I'll take The 6rn giri hat is aching
To cure a. old hachelos's wEA
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

A piece Of pins wood forced down
into the sea to the depth of 400 fathons
becomes 30 comprsassd, that when
drawn up aglin, Il i found - Be 70
heavy . 60 sink Ike . ses1s when
skrsva sutn ske vne~r-
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

Among the euriosties mentioned u
letters from Japan, are houses uhose
valh srs papersd = seasly ard tastsfaliy
~ any N Anssiea, ,and huEs 6 E-dsar
|ryye4 GO VII si.izf tes.s.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
MAILS
MAILS
sr Arrival Asd hour - elssang the Caai

eKs Ea;Es & GsIr-sia
RrsTr .s-<-7-z-zss. <sa Fr>n-;s>s. r.
A-f-=~-Es-r- except >nas.av, II s.n
S1-~--S r-7< ss-rs.av Gai Sg-z-lay. Q: pl
Llc-e-.--Sr-sasT. ~ SP-z-
Hszannase Esss. A1srpay's AscsIs d.
SrrS-s<--ueaisr. Tlr-~-ay aas Ssrr-iay. .. 70 u
efs.e>-Jsa1l.r. wst--sEsy srss Friis7. z.aP-M
Exrss4sr- -krzlsssz-a<. l3sr gct Fsa, a.
Ar-iv->-%e-x.v. cr SrrGsv. ~ iax-M
C,e~e%-weeklT- e- r<-~1ay- at4r.x-
Esm Ps5ra's Nx-aezz- C---z. T.
Srrfres-srrysxr. Wednesday and Friday, .. EeA
cis-es-SsnsAy, guss.ay aa9 .SE-sdsy s.sR.M =
A-revss-ca1y. .. .e T. a.
&>~e6zF. sssp
- CrH ~
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07


Az the case got further srgued, il
vas seen that the alarm vas limited ia
the haIf edrca.ed csaas, who we're afraid
as being Uvertaken III rbe race, With ss
rery slender "a advantage a. starting
Ehs farmer Eho apparently producea
his enormous signature With the aid oi
his surnip hoe, wss s agen all them new
Ia gIed notions Of teaching Of little boy.
good text-hand-r The shopkeepe,
" eouldn', \ bear them nev chaps, tha'
Sas 20 particular about = letter or ~.
more or less 2 Higher ia the ecale
The superficial boarding school miss. vhe
',sd forgotten ber haif-ysar', French,
nd recitasnu> from ,he EI>gass Ex-
rsefs, but retained b~lmy recollection
Of the Par.ian Marquis who bad indoc>
rr:natsd her 10 the correct prsnsncia-
sion os - S:ratfofd-aise- Ba~, - lsdy
Hho bad buried al her accomplishments
in the drzuing room of village surgecn
o. En~xss-suwn attorney. was shocked
~ The idea OF the loxer orders X owing
a. much - their be,tefs. If Jem
Bussle, our gardeners son, goes to school
and learns to read and write. hos can
you expect him 10 chow proper resp<c'
10 bis superiors ~ Hew~ve-. in 'he
COURSE of time, Jen Bustle . scn-yeuns
jack BIstIe, he Is nov a.uri.hire
a2oshecary oct West-did learn 20 r~ad
aud arile, and was a. respectful to bis
.uperiors ss ever; and gradually it VA
ouud, that though the boys could smuse
themselves with nice books. and aston
.h their moshers' eyes wirh .lsfsfuls OF
the r1oss portentoos proportions with
calculations II sixteen columns. to she's
what vss.d b the eiss and weight Of .
bill composed Of the gold necessary to
PAY a TIE national dsbs-fhey neither
shared rabbits nor broke fences ! Bat
more than before Il was perceived
By an sensible men. that = the stream ~
fairly over its emhanknrnt, Ill that ~
wanted x.a to guide il into proper chan-
nels--so convert il from : devastating
Mississippi into fessilning Nile Fnsi
N every good uosk where she discover
that the vcsk is real, and the Ain good,
wss the Church. Psrishes became jesl.
on Of each others schools, and sied IN
the care they bestowed % the rnins
esnsfaton- Al arsa ths sxpectssiocl
vsse ss-e>-sed . .1s.- 80 k;si Tcs
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

VIZ seorn great lazy husband, vhe,
while h1 wife Is industrious at work,
sounges al day long before tie are.
spItfing into is like = big roasting
apple.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
T2lTArF LESSONS
III -ATGIIIE.

--E r7sTE-~7GyFD TgrTa RrSPETTFTT-Y ~
y. Te1.i- rat Z. . soy pr-ra--s - rive
= zrv - ss> Flssseushle rances cf he
- ---ise-rs 90 -x.sEazsrr Street &C
x sHe 1srfi L desi->s Terms rzs..sr-
C. CARMEL
Tn-ae-s 5asl.lnS ws.hiaxtne Street
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

We should despise Boas, bat teaes
al; and b - resdy to do them god, -
the hand i ready = sootss de eye
uisa it snarss, or eass the issd uhsa
ID ackes-
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
D. J. Ouuahan,
Fo-r-a-fss< and Csrsnsss1nH Irrehazs
- & q e Tx & q m

HSv--s rFSy-ssT TIFF <rTE EigEEFTT1s AND
u z1ansr-uz~7z ef ny FarrsrVsirT br-ir--s sr1
rr-ps--t u forward s kris 90 goods ca.spsr
,- - oss~f,h--zaE>r and cxs- tax- AR oth~- heS4se
n t1ss -ftv- 1e-E
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

The eitiseas Of Bloomingtea, Dousiae
Co. H.. have recently passed N erdi-
nsaes e.tifi.ag Yemen % n sqaai1
usth men, q voters
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

Do nothing b the halves; II i -
nsh. do il besdly; Il ~sesg. lssss i ~
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

Why i : blindnan's buf ike synpa
shJ'
Because it is : fellow feeling, for .
fellow creature.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
FrG BsA-xvoc1s Haysxse
The ProGrHss OF EdueaflDa.

The Progress OF Edueaflsa.
Thirty O. forty years ago rhe eduea
sion q the people aad not attained even
70 the rark of Al open question It's
.arporters considered it . bobby horse
On which is Was very pleasant and very
safe TO tax. On airing. It's oppcoeu's
:ooked % it - Wild hyena. which il
vas very desirable to keep in - cage.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

Lynch LAw-Ths annexed remarks
fson Gav WsIler's snsuzl message IRE
uorthy to b reproduced and carefully
rad:
The fregueat reeurranss e fhese a.
eeutions and the total failure Of Courts
o. juries to prosecute, y calculated to
retayd the settlement Of the State, as1
turn the tide Of emigration IN . differ
ent direction. Men viii not ike to
bring their families into ; community
where their lives aad property are 1t the
mercy of IN infrnsed pspal.ee- Thess
lavless acts are doing inealcalabie injury
to Us abroad, because they make the in
PRECISION that the bad men sutnsmbss
the good. else that Our Criminal Courts
utterly fail to perfgn their duty. 1t
would be humiliatisg 70 admit the truth
of either. Good citizens should hunt
NO the testimony, and see that indiet-
ments are presented against these ues,
Who are striking At the vitaIs Of society.
" hen men unite TO take she law into
sken own hands, to arengs their wrcogr
whether real or imaginary, good citizens
must combine t. bsing them to ponish :
ni.st, es slse there i sa end to oil Gov
ssnuent- Indeed, Il thAss unls.fal
erecss;eas are not arrested, our noble
State, with aIl her wealth and inaxhaust
i1ls resources viii s0oa stand diegrseed
besoss s.s civilized world.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

A FRESCa lSvKs rIox. Some
Freedman has invented what Is called
. barosrope, sort Of human ioesuoeivS,
By which . man sits on wheels and vslks
himself along. lis eridens sh.s each
step VIII cary msn several yards On 81
iastsu~eas q this hin<. ssd ; spssl nf
Q 20 night b attained without any es.
ertioo- Two men With is made ive
niles with il IN thirty tlvs nnssss a
The Boulevard Nazar of PARA, q sson
when the street vas most crowded At
another time the same t1o men made
i3 miles in 90 minuses the excere;as
being % easy that they offered to keep
Il up alternate hours day ster day, Ard
iAoaehs they could wisheas dilkeulsy
average 50 to 50 mica . day. A nm.
xular thing a5oas is i; that il beats the
best tsrs-oosa on steep grades Il they
present compact or paved surface.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

A naa can get ssoae uitkoua adses
sisiDg, end % can ; w.es6 sishsA
srsasisS, bot il eoes hard
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
Ss.ass = . CsuueuAap.


"Flors, ah, dearest Rlsgs-l -
csns-ak! Flesa I IN eoos se-ah
poo en- decide ny faae-I - cone,
my 1lors-ah -
I see you. Malesn, psrfabJ. Yos
are cone ycu tell me Interesting intel
'Eixence. eertaislJ. Vel, What next : ?
Oh, FIors IN eSae-so-so. 2
= h sGas - ysus kaaG1-an& -,
l ssPpuss"
Tes."
Well. DO Il Ike naa, fhss, as1
net Ike : Monkey"
Plague take yow sslf peassssioa =
exclaimed l, suddenly stazfing up from
ny knee upon vhieA I had fallen in N
attitude that might have vos she ap-
prevail Of Madame de Maillare Frsser,
!" you make me ashamed Of myself."
s. Proceed sir,n said Flora
You Ike bssvisy. it would SEEM"
"Yes," replied Flora
I" Then-wIl ysa marry me-"
aYes.n
"WlI you give me > kis sr
You may take one"
/ took the psofered kiss.
Nov this u doing things very rea-
soaably." said Flosa Whea : thing
i to Be said, Why may it not be said IN
Two seconds, instead Of suffering and
damD,srin0 ira haura ahout IL Oh
how cordially do I hate Al nysteries |, !"
exclaimed the merry mai1sa, elasping
my hand energesieally.
Well, shen.n said ], humbsg
apart, What day shall We 6x for our mar
riage, ,n
She rsplied-H sso vesis from next
Wednesday"
II i unnecessary foe N 70 ssy that
two weeks from nexs "Wednesday
fesnd Malcolm the hap2iess Of men,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

PA1S pEscRrrrros or 1 Frpprs.-
II v.s the shape OF . turkey, ana the
size Of goose He turned Il over 90
II baek ard rubbed rs teliy With
stick. and och, s.. Pstriek, how il did
sqaale.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

FAsr "A printer Of he Feu1 du Las
Pres ofice recently ska.ed frou Fond
du Lac across Lake Winnebage, up
the Fox River TO Berlin, disssses Of
g easy-tvo nrles. persorniae he fsa.
IN just Ave hoors and fifteen minutes. az
At the rate of fourteen miles per hour.