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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

INFORMATION WANTED OF the where
abouts OF boy named George \ Pick
up, who lett Mercer county, H., about
August i6th, 1858. said Pickup was.
when ha left. some fourteen or fifteen
years Of age, heavy SET, red hair, froch
Iod, and had At the Time one OF his urpe,
front teeth broken off near lis middle Il
our brethren OF the press IL Illinois aud
Iowa. Will copy thls notice. they vii
confer great favor, as will also any per.
son giving the desired information 70 the
editor OF the Aldo Record, Alcdo. Mer.
Ger county. Ill.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

To the Editor Of the New York Tribune.

To the Editor Of the New York Tribune.
SIR | find many people in the prairie
regions afflicted with sore eyes. In tho
case OF unacclimated persons, q sore rises
on the eyelids, natures, and in some in
stances spreads, so as to cause total blind
ness for days or even weeks. For the
benefit Of persons so afflicted, | desire to
say that if they will wash their eyes ~ith
salt water several times day, they viii
find speedy and certain cure Wash
ing in salt water will be found beneficial
to weak eyes and well eyes may be kept
in order By opening them every morning
in salt water, and keeping them in sbo
solution few seconds.
JOHN b. WOOD.
Lawrence, Kansas, Nov 4 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
'oopwARD. W. s. MARSHALL
WOODWARD & MARSHALL,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
n Law. General Land Agents and Notares
Public, Independence, bnchanan county, Iowa.
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State. Also attend promptly to SECURING
CLAIMS, Making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Convsyancing, &c. (2-l0
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
Grea: Destruction Of Property i'll the
West by Fire, during March.

The past month has been remarkable
for its many destructive fires throughout
the West and Southwest. We have look
ed through our files for the month, and
find that the following fires, whore the
amount of loss reached $4,000 or over,
occurred during the month just passed.
Nearly all these fires Were the work Of
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
Hutter in Five Minutes.

We copy the following from the \. \.
R@rGt american ''Strain the milk, and
set it away for twelve hours, to allow the
cream time to rise after lettingit stand
for the above time, set the milk on the
stove, and allow it to remain until tho
cream assumes a wrinkled appearance.
Do not allow the milk TO boil, or become
disturbed as it would cause the cream 70
mix with the milk When sufficient
cream has been collected, take wooden
bowl. or a suitable vessel and having
scalded it, rinse it in cold water, aud
place the cream in it. The operator
should hold his hand in water as hot as
can be borne for a few seconds, then
plunge it into cold water, for a minute,
and at once commence to agitate TIE
cream by circular motion In five
minutes or less the butter viii be formed,
when it can be washed and salled to suit
the taste. During the winter season tie
vessel containing the cream should be
placed over another containing hot wat
er, to warm it; continue to agitate the
cream until the chill has departed. We
hope our readers will try this method
no better can be made by any churn ever
invented.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
JAMES JAMtSDS. .
JAMESON & LEWIS,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
n Law, and Notarics Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, viii give
strict attention TO securing claims, making and
forwarding collections paying taxes, cxamin-
ing titles. and all other business entrusted to
thein professionally. 3-2l-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
Secretary OF State

LIME FOR CuRRANrs.-An application
of air Stacked lime, early in the Spring,
by dusting ii over the leaves, preserves
the foliage from the attack of the insect
which occasions the curl of the leaf. and
which makes the currauts unsightly.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
JED LAKE.

4 TTORNEY a COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A Land and General Agent. independence,
Iowa. Will give prompt attention to all pro.
fessional business entrusted Ia his Sare. Money
loaned and investments made ON reasonable
terms. Office over WIN. c. Morris's Jcwelry
store. Main street 243 ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
LICE on CArrLE.-A correspondents of

LICE on CArrLE.-A correspondents oil
the Country Gentleman. who has never
been entirely successful with remedies
before, has finally found that lamp oil.
applied freely, from the head along tho
back, and behind as far down as the nd
Ter; also in spots along The sides, has
proved entirely successful. Two days
after the application the slain were found
in abundance,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
C.. e. LATHROP,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW h INSURANCE
II Agent, Independence, Iowa. Will prc-
tice in the several Courts Of this Judicial Dis
triet, and attend TO any business entrusted to
his care with promptness and despatch.
Insurance Policies in the Phoenix Company
Of Hartford, CT, issued on reasonable terms,
and without delay.
Feb. II, 1859 (249
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
c. +, HERRIcK,

| hEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
- Jewclry, Main street. two doors West of
81. M.ntonr House, Independence, Iowa.
~ watches, Clocks. Jewelry and Musical
Instruments Ropairedand Warranted. Tnr5'57
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

TIM School TAx.-We have been
shown letter from Hon D JENNINGS.
addressed TO DR.. MAsoS, Of this city. in
which it IS stated that in the revenue
bill which March 3lst) had just pass
ed both branches OF the Legislature.
there was clause making Il tie day of
the county treasurer 10 receipt the .yM!
amount Of STATE. School or County laxat
any time when any one OF item may 10
rendered, and give separate receipt fer
the same i was through Nj. JENSisGs
that this proyiso was introduced into tie
Revenue bill.
Tax payers, who cannot meet their en-
tire obligations 10 the County Treasurer.
can pay lheir school tax separately, aud
thus keep tlo schools open. Tie friends
Of education will bear this fact in mind,
and act acoordingly.-Dab Times,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
e. w. WOODWARD,

ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Real Estate Agent and Notary Public
Independence, Buchanan county, Iowa.
Will attend with efficiency and dispatch to
nll business entrusted to his care Especial at
tention given to Collections, and Rcmittances
promptly made. &c. Office on Main Street, in
Union Block.
Independence, Feb.2, 1860. (46-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
CHAPTER 81.

An act prohibiting the officers of Coun-
ties and other Municipal Corporations
from dealing in the Indebtedness of
their Counties or Corporations.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
DIR. II. II. HUNT,

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERV-
~ ices to the citizens of Independence and
surrounding country. Office on Main Street
in Union Block, with w. c. Morris, where
or Mt his Residence on Court Street, opposite
g. +. Leayitt' She will answer calls at all
hours Of the day night. apl4 59-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
BUSINESS CARDS.
M. D. wELLBOURN,
II A 7 i OR.

MOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
w Buchanan county that he has again
commenced business, and may be found one
door East of the Presbyterian Church, indie
and promptly.
February 9, 500.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

4 PouLrIcE FOR FELoNs, &t.-Take
CASTLE soap, and scrape large or small
quantity, according TO the amount want
ed, and simmer in new milk ul il forms
4 paste as thick as cream, cool, and APP
ply. You viii find this one Of tie best
poullices for felons. or any kind Of swell
ing that needs poulticing, and far superi,
OF 10 bread and milk. Try il, ye slilc:,
81
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=. n. BTSSELI.
4. VI. VAN pIZLE


4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
"A Law, Independence, Iowa. Office in
stoughton Hall, Main street.
Also, Agents for the Dubuque Mutual Fire In
surance Company. (3-23 febs- 90
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

Should we add to the above the loss BY
steamboats, destroyed on the Western riy
ers during the month, (some half. dozen)
and the many fires in which the losses
were less than 81 100000. While 9th
er large towns were unusually untortu-
nate during the month. Chicago has
been remarkably fortunate the total loss
by fire in this city during the month be
ing less than 81, 200. Chicago JoarHal
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

SKYRockErs AMONG PICEoSs.-A few
days since, while the wild pigeons were
flying in immense numbers over the city,
says the Cleveland Leader, M. George
\. Baker, proprietor Of the pyrotqehujc
establishment at The corner Of Perry and
Superior streets. thought be would see
what effect the fireworks would have mp
on the pigeons, and upon trial discovered
n new field for sporting gentlemen 10 hui
NOR their fancy.
just As large flock approached, he
sent Kissing through their midst n half
dozen heavy rockets, producing Wild
and irrepressihe CONSERVATION. Atonee
the vast flock would change its course,
dividing in all directions. ana in many
instances great numbers would come 70
tho ground aud alight: others would ro-
verse their course. while the greater mum
ber would come down within few yards
Of the ground, wandering about IN Wild
confession.
One heavy rocket. bursting just be-
meath a large flock. and shooting OUT lis
hundred fiery, kissing serpents. had the
effect TO send the whole brood flying up
ward until il was lost to sight. la many
instances largo numbers, dividing IN
wild confusion 20 the earth. We're captured
by boys in the ucighborhool
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
D. ALLEN,

1 TTORNEY AT LAW,
a CEDAR FALLS,
Blackhawk County, Iowa.
lT PRoArT ATTENTION PMp TO COLLECTIONS.
Imy26- 53-lyl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
QUAsQUEroN HOTEL.

a p. BURRHUS, PRorREroR,
TNRAVELERS WILL FIND AT THIS HO.
J. tel Good accommodations and courteous Mt.
tention. Teamsters kept at regular rates.
August |, 1859. 3-20-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
J. MYERS, Proprietor

TNRAVELERS WILL FIND AN EXCEL
L lent Larder, good attendance. first-rate
stabling, and reasonable prices at this Hotel
Jan. -, 1860. (6m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18
FAIRBANK HOTEL,

Corner Of Second and Grore Streets,
FAIRBANk, BUCHANAN COUNTY, low
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

A. b LEwls.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

An Act authorizing the District Court
or the Judge thereof to change the
venue in criminal prosecutions in GER
tain casnS
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-18

Sl,36i,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06

NEW BowERY THEATRE
IN Sole fruprietorp mefrs O. L. Fox J. W. LxGARl
THURSDAY Dec g. 1850.
The grand Equeslrlsn Drama Of
PBrNAM.
THE IRON 76t
With Mr.. TahNn's stud of
TWENTY FEAuFIFuL HORSE3.
fler which tbs Comic Farce Of
WI RLI9I3 HALL.
Concluding with The h, mRriic Dvsms ~
THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA.
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IN rm Al5Anv ard rroy, oonuectnx with The New FORA
CsstrA EairuAd. for al p6ns west Kothwes and scuit
e and wh the Northern RAILROAD for Rufl .sf
Darineca r.asburS R9uss. fcs.s oFdsasDurv Aad non
fveusy sixth srse cation New ynxt folowssrur Aba
o. < y. and r Rrcress and lo.so 4 r. nsprsn raj
Iosyts: W wlass F.,n: sas 49, - AZ siS
Sy,sss II a n and SO I'M from rvcn,y rth ,srscs de-
~, stcp, M 4, al ssa.ions VIII Bridge iG r. NJ
"WEDNESDAY snd ssure,I cy ron iweg,y srs sr,s, DE-
= N snld 4h0 r. East tissuy, IT'S a. snd cor u.
Rrpres irs,u. Albany, II An tAs klrsny, il:h ~
siors sbovs Treusrs; wkae rlsics $40 p snd ~ A
ard tssc ", slo.rag - =. ntNaasi s MS . ~
10 "A fs@ar~strv fne psiHrfsv HwiYi sppp4aF ~ sNa
wuua yoHk BuhuHLl l AwsssDs Saver . eadenl
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WALLACKB THEATRH
w THE NEW
FIVE ACT COMEDY
CALLED THE
Having excited the most profound interest onthunsm
Wlll be acted
fO-EIOHT,
AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL YURTHRR NOTICE.
TIN YOUNG LADY,
Whose reception her drr Acs nAttorpg
aud hose success most decided win nightly appear IN her
original character.
THE COMEDY
Presents the following
lUPxRB CAST
6lxA1
Iouche MI lArTDB WALLACk
ieCtuf uc A0INOl<Dn
Ic1itees M CDnU1N
az ~ ~
'osDnasie tacs oaughtsTj rOuN0 kAON
hor fourth appearances on any stAge.
IN, MISS LkkE
SYNOPSIS OF sCSEEaX AND Rv8NTS.
leE Ira Nall L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06

KIFZEY'S
n CHEAP EMBROIDERY AND Ribbon STORE
GREAT GLAZING OUT SALE
$50 COO worth OF Hosiery cloves vslve bbors Bonnets
Trimmipgs lowers Feathers Hair Meta Colrs Sets laos
veis Bands, Hsndkercbefs and Fancy 6ooda
Closing out Ladies' Hosery 60 81 loo. 10
Ctsng out Ch,ldrens lsiery So 10 g., Sc.
C,osinR out Cent? Hosiery 90, &C Sc. loo.
Closing out beats Gloves icc lac lf-.
C1osr ont Ladies' 0,oves % l2c l5c.
q oeng out Misses Cloves zc.. g. &C., leo.
Cioelng out reh velvet Trim nings, O., 50.
Closing ont rich silk rrimmings, Ic t,sI
C1osins out rich Ribb1rs Sc Sc loo
Closing out rich Irimmns Riboons "a, Sc, q.
Cloeipg out rich chenille Nets 49, Sic.
Closing ont Shetland wool se'is, i7sc.
Closing ont entire stf ok OF Flowers &c Sc e. s..
Glowing ont entire stock Of fesihers Co. I0s $50 49,
Clsrg entire stock Of Cola-s and sets 2, eOc
Closing out entire stok Of Bands 80 So So l2a, l5a
Closing entire ack Fancy Gods beat lbs S.. psper
Closing entire Yankee Notions best Needles
per.
Closing out entire stock half price Goods Spool Cotton 10
Clnsng out entire stock woocn ooods Hoods loc l6c.
Closir Z very beat Kid Gloves worth s. 81 So
Cosng out large rtock Of 0oods Of all descriptions
Wholesale or retail, ~
I'll and ~ S.h av., between Ala and 72d sts
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QuLrIx. oKHosoE MLIoTrs.
D yurv s sacHsIr5q Dorl.Axs
LAD1sS Ax Do shsssg cloAu
LADns !. n, { !: ~ 'u.4
sCrn on rHu DoLLAH
orx-EAIs THzn VALUE
xASDs0xs sEra S q sIA IA sTE aAx1s. -
70 uoAIs yoE ua
10 oIoAKs FOR ul
10 oLoAxs yeE IA
=. . ~ ' e *: la. ar.
GOLD AT rs ~ s Z rsronI
n, e o EiSsfsaI SSosr.
srvry orxrs ~ rHs DOLLAR
SAsHHvsI SAL.
' Ia - Sr sso3bxAT.
puREr GOODS IRON yHs Lat. pIRE coNsIsrIrs
bss ssa ssss a'.R ss P e
TyLoAKsi CLoAKsn Cl.oAxsin
0 fSs fSiS1S D s4s.
ouH ENTIRE pssKrAn STOCK
=. L.s sr fs1s ASol ssaE.f PRICE.
VI H.1 e o s9.Ps Str pa Era. !. sroo.
TIE SAM
on. oAts n. hissss ss;. s.r.nrAIa
rA'urAO1 q IN n o 4 sY,HsIss nATsn
STRONGER Asf ;Sissssfi THAN A'r
cHARLIs srREEf,
Bswssn Broms and Grad s.rses
CLokKs, cIoAEs, cLoAEa
TO IuE hs ffs, !, nv ssso ssss ass VICINITY.
rApns, ros rAfuIoxisr3 r ip 4 &, oo''''
LADIES, ron RICH CT, gsi * At = S'"'r'
LADus, FER Rich BE.vlsso olasks ~ = o0'''''
JSF I. rs. GsIscR sfy.E SI pow.y
Iipys ron VIM so a.ps Bk a. ,o CLOTH PA
49,. - - :, eo,SPsyIo,s, ,ss sorsry.
IEossssIy CLAM ssb ~ s1ssevks' sAceUEs'
LADIrs, ros xIssrv AND SSiEbsss's Sfoass' '
'o~ wK. PpsroSs,
26t Bowery, Eouss, ssreeA
r,RFSs rRTgxIsea rrw srv Es ALSO a GREAT
~ variety q yev.'s ru,a. Ben Aigbor. Buckes Clasps
rsnsJ sesss srsn Wares A., az zegsyr wrs.d' ..
s sS .s. ess s1rs 81 sio. s ' '
C,URs FUEs y TUBS
~ $500 HARRIS a RUssA * ,,,,y .vvrr,
rs Bo~AAf' Nm GRAND sraEsr ri'Aih AnsoA'
orcr their rieh magnificent and fashionable assortment Of
| 's'e' '' roR LADIES, MISSES Arp cHupRu-
Eurrs Curvs Chrrs ~ AID ~ NicroRiEEs Err, os IL
tiNus or frHs, FaJs
Tho Noef Expensive W the L1west 81 trIereJ Low Prices
T,e .ss, STYLES ard sim ard set HATS for ct
s,rn large seeraon ~ pcs tn's Pr Uaps liars and
elovss crest variety ~ Bun 40 snd Fsncy sleigh ooes
We ell low. Cali and see
= -
sruse -IABIRq MTAk CApEE, rlrrs, CUPS AND
All other Yurs, F.niiemsns Collars, doves ~
likewise large agogtmeDt Of Enfal1 ard se9h hoos. ss
ps cheap wkoiesae prices !. W. B@Oblk luo Maiden
| ist e, corner PeUi
fvkKAY BARGAINS IN .fntks
lY We nov orer srllfc s,oct ~
yAeElONATlx ArAVxN NLNAkH
Al retail helor ~ho,es.s CRIES Eare Het~- t0sr Dtfs
| 20 order. y. y MILL 70, ~ 49, - bfosavny.
VArAEr5r, CsUNzys, EAST INDIA I'D ANF..lost
~ Indian Artclfs sri Frr-v Hra hnnis s1N Etie.li
IN vn maple rer-s ~ races rFsl tf1ft Ra 49,
sauarrn ne moai ers1ffa 80 gtsF 4.%fm ff't
Tered tn flg colwfF. wfN HAetrfNA tE Hf# ~ t@sNNf
rr~erts vsoiensie aaH rrl&l Al HtbaN hi@e t4MA Art
o. Br0sdvay, hclwsan 5esaksr an4 Aa4J tsfstf
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DRY GOODS, so.


A LOVE OF A CLOAK.
rHB BRIGHTEST AND
On Bovery. the low,
Before the earliest fall Of STOW,
Trem tbs steady dow
OF Fashions tide to KoDERrs's
But Broadway another sight:
1he dealers there looked puzzled quite,
And l.y swake st dead OF night
Trying 70 s5lve the mystery.
Behind their desks t,sy looked sghSsk
As Faahio' q hrong went sweeping past;
The lie OF trade was setting fast,
Toward the ancient Sowery.
But soon the plain indeed,
10 he who could read
The ladies went with quickensd speed
To bur thfiY cloAks ~ RoBERr's.
His style and fsbricz are the best
In al the land from Bast 10 West;
The bellies from North TO South. are dressed
In habits bought at Rosxgrs-
Says Julia: You'd delightedbs
10 70 shopping on ce with NE:
Though cheap, at RosERrsy oa'n find
The dearest cloaks OF every kndp
With her. reached Two fifty two
And foand her words entirely true:
And, m9n like, Uhst could do
But buy cloak ut EoBxRTsT
w.. ROBERTS Crystal ralacs Kr porium,
Fo. 252 Bowery.
Manufacturer VIII es.s and retail dealer In Cloaks,
hsptss shawls. d.. &c
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DuDUOrION In PRICES.
~ ATLANTIC sTRAN NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE

P,pns vfr1rr 70 send friends obtain reur
nekss q no following Kreativ reduced prices;-
~ M Sird cabin Galway 80, In third cabin from
svvn irelsnd on railway e& 60 In third @ ,s from -
1eincipal cltiss d nugiAnd and Scotland. -
ROWLAND ASPINwALI, AgenAA
81 and y South 1reoL
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nAILBuAps

HUDSON RIVER Raj RoAD-rgR Albany AND
n Troy. corrscsng viii trsins North and Ws~-
rros =" .v...a ,,uxr, vrom rurnrr yiKsY srvrrs.
8Ipnsas and II A ~ apd 1Ss, Nv 4 ana sSs r. ~
1i9 ssd Albany. Man n'n Som
Sroy and Albany tv,s se<p- rois PM curdays inca5s
ing Carl, 90 r. n
fcuehkespss train, To A. n. A. II. and lE -
and IN.
geekskfn train. aPm SAPu.
U1rg sing Wsir 10 a. n. and 1O18 a NJ as - and ru
a3p 80 Aad GO z. 4. IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06
gHIPPIN0.

NYlAN wKHILy BETWEEN NEW YORK AND IIVHR.
~ pool landing ana enosvhng Passengers q Queounown
FpAsd. fhe Liverpool New York and PfDadsipAA
% 0umpeny intend dospaschng thar full 20 wcred 0yds
h1lk Iron Aeaznships
0i14 81 RON s.susSsy Dee !,
.s&turcAy, DOC
sad every Saturday, ~ noor pier a. NORTH
RATES or PASSAGE
- 0m. Storage.
10 70 LONDON. 10 10. 10 London. ~
sleeraxe return tickets good for Ei1 months
tazsepEcrs forwarded T. Paris H.vre H,rnburg Bremen,
koee cAm Antwerp, Ar ~ redaced through fAre1
Psr.ops vssiDs . bring out their friends can bay tickets
oere o. the following rAtes Soyksr1n Liverpool
QueensownFrst cabin ss $50 ard Sue. steerags from
liverpool. no. From Queens.oxn. $50
1heD steamers hsve Superior mod son for
Gs and carry surgeons they are bn IN water
dGhs Iron sections and have ps IRE anrhstro on boxr
Yer further information apply In Liverpool to MiLLi Az
NMAE, Agent, n WAGER strse Ia Glasgow 70 WiLlIAM
mYnOuK 90; IN London 2 1--WE 4 MAnEr. d sipg
william atyeet In Paris TO JULES DEcOU, Place dc IA
1oay.e; in Phladanh. % JOHN q. DALE LOB walnut a.
JOHN a. DALI. Axsn. 10 Broadway. MT.
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Nylb, o's aAkDEr.
IN Mir Sole Ieesee and Manager
~susspAr kysrISc DKc 1881
Trte 8AhD SA RID DRAMA
IHs GRAM SACRED Dh.MA
Ills GhAkD EAu.-o DnasA
1HE GRAND sACHkD .uAm.
JbE GRAND sACRky DhAms
TIE GRAND sAChED DkAAA
PRoDGAL BON.
PhODIdAL son.
PRODl0AL SON.
PhODI3AL SON
PnODi0AL SON.
PRoDI9AL hO0.
GEEAT CAST SPLENDID SCENERY,
GagAT CAST SPLENDID RCENEKY
The farce of
REGULAR FIX
fridsy-hr FoRhEsf viii APPEAR as Macbeth
tps turdsy aerno q aud eveninx-Beneft ~ ihe Howe
sn school for Young Deaf Aues under he drec on OF W
lsdy Manager Tickets and be at The bon
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06

RARNUN's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- THURSDAY, DrcEnBtR 1850.
LAST DAY OUT TWO
OF the great domestic Drama
Which ourdsd or Mss Soutawostns popular edger sy
snd Aich illustrates 10 res life vivid
graphically portrsys This rsng p0F!tivey
time 10 be lost BY those who would H. viii pro
duced every afieruoon and evening
MISS DORA DAwRON
The wonderful anc extraordinary Double Voiced singer who
produces with equtl eass and pero ton deco rerf
tenor snd aud delicate dressed IN
and unique costume half LADY, the other bslf
grDtena real musical Ella 2oyara, viii
performance IN = popular duet.
PkesOkA,ING BOTH MALI AND pEMALE
In desa, voice gesture &c 4c he bias recved w!
~ eat favor ard IL srded The most wonderful
MUSICAL PfissoIESUN OF rhB AGE.
To be seen a. a. hours every dsy Ard eventrg
The TWO LIVING AZffJ CHILDREN,
the nj uriqde aud Singular human beings I'm
have been pa.ronzed throughout Europe by all cAsses &
CROWNED HEADS AND NosI Iry
the Ike OF with has been Known interesting
% ktteo. pleasing and amusing.
Two ALBlkO GIRLS
while and white hair With their black mother.
Thirty .JASrER sN AXES
Just purchased At gfe expense the extraordinary Hg
GRAND AQUARIA. filled with LIvIs0 FISH OF all kinAA
the rnost Interesting eihipinon In the world.
LIGHTNING Cal.NuLAfO WAX FIGURES,
FORTUSE rKLLEn
GRAND COShOsAHA S5JOvJ GU aTOSlriFs
Adm stor only 70 cents CHI ren der 10 Is cents
raruuete or front seats Is seus extra; csrsa Under en
MKT WEEK, the spiendii DRAINS q MssAhIElIo and
other novelties In honor az Fsnl laia
Of the founding Of the Anert IN Museum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06

AIR AND MRS. BAN RYAN
l closed most ceafu At the Academy Of
Music, Providence FRAY, nov ~ and opened Ne
| Gaiety taes ire, Albany, Monday, Dec s.
gd and 4h Dee HiddtJ Band
bk and 9Th D,c. hose bipner
1th As q h Dec joseph and His Brethren.
Ard will open Ia Dec 10 An husnsss
70 be directed 10 lay Hos good Agent $50 Broone sros
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-06

yIoOLr2 4 CANPPrIL's BIEsfRELa
HI EIBbO'S SALOON,
MONDAY EVENING. pseemsers ., md cvery evening".
Tremendous hit % the side splitting Grtravsg1nza called
AYRICAaUs BARNUM-O,
The Curiosity Seeker
Jr WHIT Is Irf
Rsceved nightly VITA II lar Inter and applause
New Songs, Acts Plantes'cn Scenes, Ac. &c, 40
Docrs open oil 81 10 commence q, IN TICKETS Is cenn