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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
City HOspital, Of New York.

About two thousand cases Of Medical and Sur
gical Diseases come annually under tue treat.
ment o! the Physicians and Surgeons Of that In
stitution.
DR.. SANDS, by the symptoms, and on exam.
iuaton Of the case, Ia vial Of urne,) Ccects with
certainty the nature Of the diseases, without the
patient applying in person, ii al any time incon-
venient,
Persons desiliug correct knowledge Of the
diseases with which they are afflicted may rely
with implicit confidence upon having impaired 10
them true statement of their condition.
During every month in the year, DR.. Sands may
be consulted al the following places:
BLOOMFIELD, Ausn's House, April Sh and
May l3th BuRroN, Carlton House April OH and
May l4h AuBuRN, Elhiidge's Hotel, April
lOlh und May 18th. PAREMAH, Smiths Hotel,
April llth and May 10th sou1mNGroH Hotel,
April 18th and May 18th. WARREN, Camps Ho.
tel April 18Th and May 18Th.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATYON!
BOTANIC & HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
NO Cnlonlel, or other deleerious drugs are used)
AL Chronic or long.stunding Diseases are sue
cessfuNy treated.
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism Bilious Derangemen;s,
Sick Headache Nervous Diseases Spinal AZ
fectionS- -Scrotulg--AlercHriai and Syphiliic dis
eases Ulcers-Tumors- Erupions or Diseases
of tie Skin-Diseascs of the Brain Eye Ear
| Throat. Lungs Heart, Liver, Stomach and Bow.
| els -kidueys--Urinary and Uterine Diseases
| Female Observation-Disclosures Sores, Ep-
! iepsy--Ngurulg giu-C Consumption, ,--Bronchids.- -
! Dfopsy--White Swelling--Hip Disease Fever
and Ague, &c.
DR.. Sands mode of practice, is not to under mine
| the constitution TO overcome disease, but by the
judciOus udmn's n'stratiOn OF medicines. remove tho
| cause or germ of diseased action, SUSTAIN at the
same time, the natural powers OF the system.
HIS remedies are pleasant 10 take, and impair,
vigUr and strength 10 the whole system. Pefss-
yerance in the treatment will often cure the mos,
| hopeless Caacs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
The Coming Prize Fight in England.

Tho Philadelphia Even,ng Bulletin has
some judicious and timely structures on tho
disgusting prominence given by some jour.
nails to tho forth coming prizu fight between
Suycrs and lIcenau. This is one of tho lib
critics Of the Pross which bids fair to DO car
ried to nausoous extreme by tho time tho
thing comes off, Among other wrcthod at.
tcmpts to give dignity and importance to
this beastly exhibition. the BHL!e.m refers
to New York illustrated papor. which con-
tains an engraved illustration of tho coming
mill" The noble champions of enlarged
muscle arc stripped, and stand up ready to
give aud receive blows. They arc surround
cd by II vilainous crew; and in tho fore
ground, behind Mr., Tom Sayers, Queen
Victoria is seen holding tho bottle, and
awaiting tho result of tho round with great
anxiety. james Buchanan. on tho Other
hnnd, is Represented as bncking up THE
Brnlcia Boy" Could anything be more
vulgar and insulting than this attempt tc
dignity tho affair us an international contest.
We notice that Morrissoy and sovora
other noted pugilists left for Engand il
tho steamer Africa. to witness tho prize fgh
which is to come off on tho 10Th of Apri
between Saycrs and Hccnau A large nun
her OF bruisers" were present TO 500 hu
take his departure.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
To Our Republican Friends.

The Presidential campaign will soon be
opened in good earnest, and a most i'm
portant aud exciting one it must be. There
are many better and ADLER papers than
ours, but none that can accomplish so
much fot the Republican cause in this
County. We have no reason TO complain
OF our support; it is us good, and prob.
ably better, than that Of the majority oI
local papers, yet it is not what we desire
or hope 10 receive from the Republicans
Of Geauga. Shall not our list OF subscri.
bcrs be increased ? Every Republican
who now takes the paper, can obtain one
additional subscriber and this would
greatly add to our support and influence
We intend that, during the coming cam
paign, as heretofore, the Democrat shall be
faithful, ii not an able exponent of Re
publican principles. Shall it be support,
ed by all the Republicans Of the County;
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30

RETURN OF ONE THE BEREAN ExILEs TO
KENTuCKy How he WAS RECEIVED j. G..
Hanson, one Of tho party expelled from
Bcrea, Madison county, Kentucky, about
two months since, has returned ththor, and
under date OF March l3. writes to tho Con
trevillc (Ind.) Republican an account Of his
reception. On Saturday, March 3 he ar
rived in Beroa, end on Monday, tho 9th.
County Court day, was warned off BY the
following Saturday or abide the consequen.
ces. When no received this notice he was
preparing to resume work at his saw mill.
Not succeeding in disposIng of it, he re-
mained until Friday, when ho bade his
friends farewell and started ostensiLly for
Cincinnati. but took up his abode with a
friend in the mountains of RockcastIe coun-
ty, whence no addressed an appeal against
the persecution to which no was subjected
On Saturday mob of about forty persons,
armed with guns. assembled ut Bercu, where
they made furious speeches, but committed
no act of violence. On Sunday Mr.. Han.
son attended Sunday school in Beroa. and
preached twice in the church. He is still in
that place, and thinks that q reaction has
taken place in public sentiment, MS he bus
rot as yet been dsturbed.-Cin Gaz "a.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
The Troubles on the Texan Frontier

New ORLEANS. March 27.-Advcrs from
Brownsville to the 23d inst, furnish the fol
lowing important intelligence:
On tho 10th inst. two companies Of
Rangers under command of Capt. Ford and
two companies of U. S. cavalry, under Capt
Stoneman, crossed the RIO Grande into Mex
leo in search of Cortonas, who had returned
to tho frontier.
Tho troops approached the Mexican en-
campmont at night, drove in the pickstS and
took thirty prisoners. who claimed that
they belonged to body of Mexican Nation.
al Guards, also in search of Cortenas.
"The next morning a large Mexican force
appeared and claimed tho prisoners as a
part of their guard. II was afterwards as.
certained that their force had been va. ch-
ing tho movements of tho Americans and
that COrteras was with them and had os.
capped at the first alarm.
Our troops remain eucamped on tho Mex
scan side, above Brownsville, determined tc
capture Cor,onas.
Major Hein,zloman, of the army. had sen
them reinforcement and two pieces of ar
tillery.
Three thousand Church troops were soor
expected on the Rio Grande.
1t was reported that Con. Girca had in
/ yited Americans into Mexico.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
Europe.

Tho noWs from Europe grows moro
interesting, and increases tho prospect of
another war Tho States Of Central Italy
have voted, with great unamimity, in favor
Of annexation to Sardinia. Savoy and Nice
will undoubtedly be annexed to Franco, The
different nations of tho Continent seem to be
holding themselves in readiness for war,
which may break out at any moment.
We believed, whom tho peace of Vilafranca
was concluded, Mat it loft tho European
question unsettled, and timo has only con.
frmod that belief. Tho friends of Foo.
dom throughout tho world await tho pro.
gross OF events in Europe with intense in-
terost. though tho ultimate result wo think
cannot be doubtful Tho star of RePubli-
eanism will yot bo in tho ascendant.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30

PORTRAIT OF J. r. GipDINas Tho New
York, Post says, that on an easel in Hun
tington's studio is nearly finished likeness
of the Hon, Joshua II. Giddings II is the
work OF Miss Ransom, a pupil of Mr.. Hunt
ington, and was commenced nearly year
ago at tho city of Washington. II Is O
strong likeness of tho veteran. and, in an
artistic point of viow, is highly COM pliment.
ary to tho lady artist. II will grace the
walls Of the Academy at tho coming exhbi.
tion. Miss Ransom is native of Ohio. and
from tho same county with MIR. Giddines.
Her talents, we think, aro of high order
and we venture TO predict for her success
full future career.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
Res olution of Thanks to Speaker Par
BOng.


In the House on the goth, Mr.. Wools,
Democrat. Of Licking, offered tie follow
ing resolution, which was seconded by
Mr.. Andrews, Democrat, Of Auglaize, in
happy and complimentary speech, and
unanimously adopted-yeas 80.
Resolved, by tie House of Representa-.
nves, That the thanks OF the Assembly
are hereby rendered to the Hon. Richard
G. Parsons, for the ability. dignity, pa.
,ience and imparlialily with which be has
presided over its deliberations during the
present session.
On the passage Of the resolution Mr..
Parsons replied:
GENTLEMEN OF THE HorsE OF REPRE-.
sENrArtvEs Il thank you for thisexpress-
ion Of your kindness and good will, and
can only hope, SO loLg as my life shall
last, 10 treasure the recollection Of it with
grateful remembrance. l can truly say
that have endeavored TO discharge the
duties Of the trust you gave me, honestly
and impsrtally; and with this conscious
ness and your approval, l am content. l
have TO thank the members and officers o
the House, each and all, for the uniform
courtesy they have at all times extended
towards me, and the assistance they hav,
always been prompt 10 render, to aid me
in the discharge Of my duties.
As we are about to separate to return
to our families and friends,I trust prosper
ity and happiness may wait upon you an,
upon them, and when we return here Il
resume our labors. we shall do SO with
sincere and earnest desire to forward, b,
by all means 10 our power, the Interests
of the great people committed 10 ou
| CHARGE,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
TIE MODE OF EXAMINATION

TIE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadswor,h is very simple and
entirely new, and ty it disease OF any OF the intsr.
nal vital organs 10 in very few minutes de tecied
with facility and certainty, without asking tha
patient a question, or having the leust previous
knowledge OF the case.
AIncng the diseases treated successfully are.
SCROFULA,
And all diseases OF Il scToiulnus origin. Ucert
Tumors, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease,
Swelled Neck or Goitre, ScroiuIous Sore Eyes,
Scnd Head, Eruptions, on the Face or other parts
Cancer, Fistula, Spinal Riseuse, Dyspepsia. Gray.
| el, Impotence, Structure, St. Vitus Dance, Epi.
! lepsy, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and
Fever, Neugaga, &c, &c
| All diseases peculiar to Females and all chron.
! ic diseases cf Tie Brain Eyes, Throat Lungs,
Heart Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Skin or
other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Disease of any DC.
scrIption, may be assured that their cases will DO
treated fairly and candidly, and they will not bS
| ponding prospect of benefit. Dr. w has visited
Cleveland and other places in Ohio and N Y,
regularly, Tor the last two years, und cun furnish
! patients with any amount of evidence in regard
to his slSiI and qunIihca tions as physician. lie
will visit the above places every month for ono
| year, thus giving those who consult him, oppor.
tunity to continue ill cured Those cases by 9th.
erspronounced incurable, are requested to call; il
| will cost nothing 10 have your case exumined and
! explained. Those wishing to consult by letter
mny direct to Batavia, New York, or 10 the care
| OF the Hotel at any Of my appointments
II. w. WADSWORTH, Nj. D.,
| Batavia, New York,
Residence and principal Office.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30

THE Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, with
most OF its connections have arranged for
grand editorial excursion to Washing ton
next month. Thirty two roads have so far
agreed to carry holders of Invitations FREQ
on this occasion. The design is to invite
every editor in tho west and south west, as
we'll as at any other points, who may desire to
join tho excursion, each person having the
privilege Of taking with him a lady.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
eg-Tbe Legislature of New York has

2g-Tbe Legislature Of New York has
passed. law securing to married women, rs
respects tboir property, tho samo rights as
enjoyed by thoir husbands. II allows them
to make contracts, and sue and be sued,
like unmarried women. and oTempts their
husbands from liability on contracts relating
20 their separate business and property.
This 10 o marked innovation upon the En-
gIish common law. which generally governs
the relation Of husband and wife.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30

THERE are hundred and sixty.f We
soldiers Of the Revolution still living
The youngest Of them is eighty. nine
years old.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
REMARKABLE PourIoAL CONSCIOUSNESS

REMARKABLE PouTIoAL CoINoIDESoEs.
1t is mentioned as among the wonder
fu! political phenomena OF the times. that
the Charleston Convention will be held on
the birthday OF Douglas, and the Chicago
Convention on Stewards birthday. From
these coincidenOs the Cincinnati Enquirer
iniers that both these gentlemen will be
nominated for the Presidency.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
Sale OF Personal Property.

SnIc OF Personal Property.
THE Undersigned, receiver in the case
Il OF tho administrator of Waterman An
tsdale against Eliza Abbey. pending in tho
Court of Common Pleas of Geauga County,
O., will expose to sale at public vendue, on
the premises of Geo. w. Antisdsls, 10 Au-
burn, in said County. on the
l21 day Of April, a. D., 1860.
at tho hour of O'Clock p. NJ, Of said DAY,
the following described property, to VII; 4
NEW MILCH COWS. Terms of Sale
Cash on day of sAla. K. q. WHITE,
March SOtb. 1890, Heesivey.
63SW2
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30

ao-Souators Seward and Wade will please
accept our thanks for copies of their excel
lent speeches.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-03-30
APRIL APPOINTMENTS.
Prove all ThEngS!I
DR. Il w WAnSWORTA.

ECLECT!U PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WILL DE- AT HIs FICE,
CoSNEAur, Tuesday, April Sd.
JEFFERSON, Wednesday 9Th.
AsHrAgULA, Thursday. 5th.
PAlNEsylLLE, Cowles House, Friday, Ctr.
CHARDoa, Chase House. Saturday, 7h.
CLEVELAND, Johnson House, 9th and ioih.
CONSULTATIONS FREE.
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South Brooklyn Irrepressib oit tpI, ~,
~ ~ I.I ~ ha'A@'p, ", o,dsr ~ w. Col BRlST0W
s1Members srs-also ordered TO be st the "is~am on
WEDNESDAY EVENING at O'Clock precisely TO etendth the
sd Nsss Needing AT RIsHVILLE. Cara leave at $3.50
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Mem Publications.

Mem publications.
THE BOOK READY AT LAST.
Aa.r
Inrmersble Dbsppoiatmsnn
and VARIOUS delays,
consequent upon
LARGE ADVANCE ORDERS,
souat, In while The Sheet. were printing
We are 1t last
READY
with Bound Copies Of
srnD1As's rs;,.s sa,.sc. P0Hs'
THE PRINCE's BALL
twill uDques,Onsbly be sucess
Iths,,n the Original Illustrations
Hh eles,rsly printed on Tinted Paper.
HisIicl ly round in Cloth
style Of "NOrHIse TO wEAB," bu. hsndsomer
And ,old a. the ow price Of 50 esnts
''p R6Db cxRLEroN. Publishers, New.YOrs.
VNHE well-known literary critic of Harper's
Monthly % Ps'i t5s Sd % sdRIE n
Everywber. betrsying daring boldnes, Of concep
ton singular fertility of u,trslon and combined beauty aud
ysor expression which would be d'u TO match Ia any
rec. Mt work, OF fiction In these days, when the mss
milk spdwst,r pudss oen welcomed as 'by IT,
pirsons IL refreshing to meet female
who di, plays the -. -. <....x...,
however tenihc It's bightnes"
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BoUvERIE:
Or,
THE ELIXIR GoLp.
A ROMANCE BY A SOUTHERN LADY.
Two vols 81.
DERBY & JACKSON,
PUBLIsHRRs
No l98 Broadway NewYorf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

The RepubIit an Club OF Hoboken hold Grand
Msss Ms the Odd Felows HALL Hoooken, on TU
the 233 inst T., Gov. PENNINGTON JOSEPH HOME
uysy e5dress meeting The Wide Skes Of jersey City
Hudson City West Hoboisn VIII be received BY me "a
boien and escorted through heto rousns
time l. ssps ctsd
Nide.AwuLe, Bell and Everett, and Other
Unifor mad. at the shortest notice OF Bs,l RED bne
Silver and Gold Orange and Drab Enameed Cothsj also
Lanterns To- every description Apply s No. lS
Chstbap-sansrs 10 the Clothing Store
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Plated Goods az Reta.-I ap Offering my me ss.s
susnt Of Plated URNS, CAKE BAskEIS,o 'aaG1ITTp n
COFFEE POTS, TEA SETS, SPOONS, Fohhs, Dull
KNIVES &C. by retail 1t the usual wholesale piiSe.,
LUCIUS HART, Nos and 10 baInns'HP
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nIorehead,s Magic Eye-water,

sale ,roray aud infslbe REMEDY for all infamrnstoy and
s lew sna beautiful preparation has been suggested by
cent chemical science aud is indoIssd ana recon
Ubo have tested in their practice valuable ana reao
EYEwAIER Desded Re" diseases are more ann S Ss su II
be prOper be used In te and none are ''e SERIOUS
Il BOT departing the truth to assert that Ia nearly
wbes the ssrps 9ct2[s Of the eis mo 5G' s D
health TO the and render any further docOns 0 H'
The proprietor would regret TO insult the good Of the
rubHc by ending h EYEATER ss certain cure for
s be 1nE wiDaow Of the eye-has
Opaque dkeBed 10 sq1iG 1t eung strsosmu ana
smsied Any person With half eye could readily see
noas ana IeisOs remedy for Al external complaints Of t6e
I've and ell conditions Of INF o. the organ we
and sTeDgh sight and imPs new Vs0r to enese'd Wis
'' Ma nfscales BY the proprietor D. MoREHEAD ~ d.
HoREHEADs MAGIC EYE-WATER ia sold by all re-
spectacle druggists Price, Is cents a bOt'e.
NeW-York, Harlem, and Albany Rairoad:rfA
Arrangement commencing October l5 iobO Three ss Iis
He5 sn5 Si5 no No sfiSs direct connections With the
fswYOk ce Rosd Pss:enss can ca Pans PGIs9ste
West, Eon6. ws.t and south hwes..
Low-Pressure steam for Domestic Warming
IL aye Essses ysn snd WORK done in any part the
R so1Rq sMTH % sPh1 s ,nsG 'H Mop so and ls
Centre -, n. Y
Boynton's Furnaces. s
These SELf CLEANING, SELF.PACklk0, and GAS
TIGHT FURNACES have been thoroughly tested for Six
wears and have proved the durable economical and popo
k FURNACES for use ~ those Will acknowledge WAC have
gwen BoYEToNs PORTABLE HEATER
has also yey general sasfscon for eight
e examine these Furnsces send for Circulars with ref
'e'"'' RICHARDSON, BoYNToN Co.
no 200 Can1-st., Hew-York.
KLtcheners and Ranges
The AMERICAN SAM OVEN KITCHENER, Q aud
sod5 Range lust completed nbiniDg useful improve
1900 hap sny other Range In the country Also the I'M
Rl0vEU kORNING-STAR RANGE suited for wood coal,
- tbt PILRCE RANGE, for sale BY -
RICHARDSON BO1kTON Co,
No 2tO Cansl-st- kewYOrk.
Sfeau and Hot Water Heating.
We. are Irepsred 10 HkAT putc aud private ogdngs with
ttoT hTTK Y STEAM Ia the most substantial HahDsr al
low pdcs ESTIMATES given for "ork ID any pA' Oh ths
county" RICHARDSON, BoYRroN Co,
No 26O Csnsl st, EewYors.
Phelan's Billiard Tables
AND
COMBINATION cr,suroNs
New tnorovemsnts patented Sept rs lsG Fn9es 5eoooeo
ssu Del ofLt for cash. PHELAN D COLhEEa1,,DLhs,
Plated Goods az Retail. an Offering ny me s4rsS ss.s
COFFEE POTS, TEA SETS, SPOONS, Fohho, oo4 I'm
KNIVES &c by retail Il the usual wholesale pii
LUCIUs HART, Nos. and baIhnt'HP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

Kings Go. Republican General Committee.-An
adjourned meeting this viii be held thu Rooms
IL apected 10 be present. SETH B COLEi President
~ 5TEARss, Secretary.
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90 farmers an6 OTHERS.

ITO BREEDERS.-FOR SALE-The Hand
Il scmest TWoyesI old Short Horn Durham LII In the
STATE imported from England when old weighs l1 ID
beautifully mottled and very doeile. frce & ~ ADDRESS
IMPORTER Tribune Office Z. b. VIII pay Tor hn'eI Ia ohs
year In good he ighboIhocd
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GRIND Wide-AwaI1e Demonstration.

No 8 CouTtst, Brooklyn Oct 20 1860 J.
The Wide Of Brooklyn extend to all the Wide aware
Organizations OF the country cordial i.Wsu9n 70 uhse
them On Grand Repnbhesn Parade ut Brooklyn, on the
EVENING Of the lst Of November, 1850
The number OF these organizations pTeudes peC
Invitation EACH but Il Ia eaney urged that tms IN
formal Invitation be generally responded TO- ia order h. Kings
County sy be redeemed from It's long bondage to the pio
Slavery D.ocacy Every accommodate aud courtesy viii be
extended 10 our gaest Comuun be add essed 70
the undeTsgned j. DAVIS DUNN Cheinnel Of Committee on
Invitations, Box No. 1623 New York, Post Office.
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FASHION COURSE, LONG E ISLAND; I y 80

FASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND
HORSES for PURSE Of 500
Gsnerousy Owen By Monpos IN bs contendsa fd
horse: belonging to private tentsnea residing In
inc ''''"Msff NILE Bsars-BEsT THREE IN FIVE
The public respectfully nforu ed that - nangeosens
b and interesting contest being esae IL VII Coco
o" "~' FASHION COURSE,
THURSDAY, os. rs, 1880.
foIlowips entrirs have been nste:
BY Mr. BoDbot, bay g,ldpg Tartar.
BY Mf Felter, bay ssidisg Patnsm
By Mr. -, by sre bele Brandon
Race 10 CO NE Of at "a OclJck precisely
Admision 10 al pats Of the Course and stands, OIL 80
Visitors from New York resch the Courss oy stssf TOO
s6th 34h a3d 10TH Houston Grand hooseyea OF reehfnp
Psssspg r, BY the shh aod Rooseve Ferries win the tho
cars of the Fushog RsilIosd at o'clock
1be sr nts b-ng onder the direction OF COMMITTEES
With Sh r 5. rso 10 render &
select and, at the time the most eacss ever
messed In this country. - ~, ,,,.--. u.
tors requested to be the ground In doe 'eson NE
horses viii De- started prompt st the honr named
An efhcet police force k engaged TO preserve order
DODWORTHs SALOON Miss Carlo.ta Patti.
H. The public are respectfully infornsdbat
Mis- CaKLOTTA PATTI
will make her first New fort In
GRAND SOIREE MUSICAL,
On NEXT THUR RsDAY EvENfSG, Oct IS
The follow Ing dsre euishd artists have hsdy offered tbs
'N'' ','i''' \ Nj. IS cXRIorTA PsTTG
Sme S.n P1n PAuLiNE CoLSoN, Mns sTRAkosCH
So s6siNY. ss6iNYh'' H. NJ. ". sA1a
hu,lcs Director and Conductor ...........Sg MUZIA
tt price Of mission hred sl ali parts Of the Hail.
No extra charge FOR rsssrvsd Seats
The sale Of ie.s win commence on Tuesday @ the
Musjc Stores Of Hsh Son and G. Breusns.
Doc" "openHt Concert 20 commences sts p. m.
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Amnsements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-IrALIAN OPERA.
4 Ounen
ONLY NIGHT OF ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
First spps arsnce since HE rstu, from Europe, OF
CARL FORMES.
First appearance as Alice, of
Mime. INES FABBRL.
Nine BERTUCCA MARETZEK, ,ss............... .Isabea
sig SfIGELLI
for the first time a. Robert
''' TOMORROW "wednesday EVENING, Oct. "A,
Only psht of Meye beers Grand 0orr. Of
ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
With the following great cast; ,
Nine. INES FABBRI, 'hIcs
Nine BERTUCCA MARETZEK, ss...s...,,,,,....lsaoell.
Sig sTIGELLI (for the frat timel, Robert
CARL FOBMfs IN his great role bertfsm
ELENA, toorss
GRAND CHORUS, ORCHESTRA, and CORPS DE BALLET
Conductor. ,..,....,.............. CARL ANSCHUrZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23

All Wide-AwRkes can procurs st .he loves PIios and
ihorest notice. New-ioIk Albany, and Hartford styles o.
GOATS, ChPb and CAPS, ell ooloTs two styles o.
T0tCHEs and new beautiful wide wsk. rAB tar Cse
or Cape ornament ct ct 100 w. A. MANN 60 bTesdwAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-23
Camps, Gas fitting, &f.

EUREKA GAS BURNERS Patented Oct. 2,
II 1850 For burning sny kind Of Coal Oil Kero;sne NsPha
Phosgene Fluid &C. without chimney globe Ihls sees OF
Burners will be exhibition THURSDAY EVENING, Oct
80 - '''' - ~ '''' W B. BILLINGS, Pa.entee.