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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23

A D. D. Convention in bennington County
passed resolutions denouncing the Bellows
Falls Argus and B. D., and in favor of the Rut-
land Courier and D. D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23

A D. D. County Convention was held at Fay
etteville, Windham County, on the l4th inst,
and list of D. D. candidates nominated. A
B. D. Convention is to be held at the Same place
on the ed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23
The following is the state of the press in New

The IoIIowlng IS Che state OF the press in New
Jersey
1.-The whole number of papers in tho State is
70: Of which 26 stand determinedly for Lin
coin and Hamln; l3 hoist the Douglas flag !;
4 fight under the banner of Breckenridge, and
2 go for Bell and Everett, while there are %
neutral, and undecided us to whether the
Douglas or Breckenridge ticket is safer OF the
above the Republicans have which publish
both daily and weekly editions Douglas has
2. and Breckenridge |, and the rest being week.
lies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23
State Elections are yet to be held before the
Presidential Election in November as follows:

In Vermont, on Tuesday, Sept. 4.
In California, on Wednesday, Sept. s..
In Maine, on Monday, Sept. 10.
In Georgia, on Monday, Oct.
In Mississippi, on Monday, Oct. L.
In Florida, on Monday Oct. l.
In South Carolina, on Monday, Oct. 8.
In Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
In Ohio, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
In Indiana, on Tuesday, Oct.9.
In Minnesota, on Tuesday Oct. 9.
In Iowa, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
Presidential Election in all the States, on
Tuesday, Nov. 6.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23

SEPTEMBER 4TH is the day of our State coun-
ty and town elections, and it will bO good
time to circulate prospectus, and get us club
for the FREEMAN during the remainder of the
campaign.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23

The Cincinnati Gazette makes q canvass of
Indiana from data received, and sets the State
down as good for 10000 majority for Lincoln.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23

The Republicans of Essex County met in con-
vention at Guildhall, and put the following
ticket in nomination
MYRON S. CHANDLER For Senator.
MILTON CUTLER ! .;,... rud.o
WILLARD Fl. KNEELAND 81 TA''i''"N' "NS'''
JONAH BROOKS Judge of Probate.
HUBBARD w. BEDE ELL Sheriff
GEO. W. HARTSH0RN States Attorney.
GEO. CLARK High Baif.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-08-23

Milton A. Adams, a notorious burglar from
Hydepark, was arrested at Lowell, Mass,
short time since, and is now in Jail, awaiting
his trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
sHKPPINQ.

CTBAM wB1uLY BErw ZEN hBw YORK AND LIVER
pool landing and e.nbArsng passengers a. Qnssnsown
ireland. The Liverpool New York and PhlAdcphA SCAM
shiP Company intsnd dspaichng thsr fupowessd Oyds
built iron nteamahlps - follows:-
KANuARoO, Saturday November a.
GLASGOW. Saturday, Docemberl
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday. December ..
and ever Saturday q noon. frou pier a. North river.
-
1trx Cabin. SIS H1oerage. u
do 70 LDndon...... do 70 London.......... $
etaeraxe retuvu tIckols good for sx month"; So
rsssnser. Forwarded 70 Par. HAyrs. Hanbarx psensu
wang bring out ckes hsrs 81 the fol
lowing New Liverpool Qucenstownt hrs
oabin STA Sos from Liverpool 80, from
9usenssown. $50 These steamers havs superior
don oxperteuood surgeons fhoy
tight Aectona and have patent IRE aap
Naos board. For furthex information appy In Liverpool
william Inman ~ Water reot; In Glasgow 10 WE
Dam Innaa 81 snoos sau.rs In 9usenssown O ~ D.
ares 1; PARA Jules Decoue Place dc "a Bourss In
PhiladelphiA John g. DALI. LOO Walnut areea ths
JOHN q. DALE Agent, Is Bxssdway,NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
ANTHOLOGY.


"A depend on Ia Madame WILSON, who sis the OBJ ect
tie greatest A.troogsi is., known She VIII in.
de power, e her her T Ts and
they surprise every that sui, ladies' may se
9S is she
su tss moot wonderful and mysterious lady Is nj xh
Madame wsns extensive knowleiKs b6th Of science and
ss abundsnty sdeaasie pensrs,e vel thai couceas
S saG lend . .ns Il. %
sea or land and enmi,y health and osgeyy lows
sss,ed sy .plris nigh order.cien
we're ohersd from her srsndre in The sciences q asloesr
Madame wilson siaods uorvaued ~ her ,wers Of adapt
spur1sem Her sdv.se hss never been swp y rail Truly
so 'ss MOO md S
bakery. Fee for ladies' and rsntlenen - cents
A sroNIsHINd-hADAM! MORROW. SEVENTH
sn go VIII 'a M % @ ns~
very housb Fee rs cents until others copying sd
srRoLoeY MADAM CELEsTINE Br.AzrsL THE
talented clsrvoyAnt and sstrooxsi well known IA the
q her predictions has Al the ,.que. o. several Of her
street between Creme and wooser e ~ MASTERS Connected
speedily contaminated
A racr-A PHI ESoIoGIsT AND AsrRoLooIsr
"A that bess the wort and % 90 re~aa for any one ~ho
N. oay lady ia the who iruhfuy r,ves INF
ssp MAR are teai Sess ana ~ho VII recan drusssa
and unAithfai husbsnds Mss Ia the only In
city sko Sss tns genuine Roman vi Arsbisn t.sma
love gooo luck ans al bueess affairs ,ut rsn,ees
life DELAY this naturally gifted ani beanu
ful young LADY. IUrkY numbers given Highly respe,tsss
refo css be her readeace, lo Sixth avenue
oppcsi'e xiglih street
SsLkIRvoy AnCE-sRs ssYsorE 's sxDrCSl. CEAIr.
" yoyGI Rooms SIS foarta esrset, blocks 81
Sroa.wAy The Cfigal. EeGoa bg o1nsuila-
toa DAY an ev-uing, saa perfect s~fscon guaranteed
slWays OF no PAy.
asADANE RAY ~ THz Bxsr CI.AIRvoYAkT AND
ssrfcs rrs~4y marrAsa tells OF property seventh
syenas nesr IweI poFen1 scca Ladies - sens, gentle
nen 81 eenis
At E-vie aas FUI EESED OF Tas C..xBRAY
~ ed hsIs - PssW6fHA tho 90 brcn nor saised
ts, ,csss. - a. ma s =. - 80 N ;t-.r
wife hsEasd $50 tasi 4 hsr vs II Jon Sa ~ ts
give brr g. 81 rhr sy.nae. saova fwonF sra tst
IAfIcs 80 % =, geLnesncn 81
CPigITusrIsM Mr. CHARLES C0LcagsTEa. Etv.
- log removed 10 No bond street, be consulted
usas. hours from A. NJ. unln 7. a
1rtfI eRl.rEsr W. FDxR m rHK WORLD X rirs
4 younx arc ac,,mrished MADAME KOs, istsiy from
who be consued with The sro,~ c1n1d-rce al
rsso sseass ssas,.ons a sals bus asss .rsysSos sS
reGds Loaf stolen properly &C. nhe has sscr~
o. sss ,s.rss Rs.lsenss 81 rsi-S svsaae asoS.
fwenF seventh street second soor over NE bsfe Lcs
osas GoniAsnsn b. cents
80 CssIsro ,HgR sTKRRr-NRs " RoEDxs.-
,e lady hss returned v this city, and gves trs iaforma
ton n AL Affairs with and 10 regard 70 health wealth and
lore arars j'urneys lay sris snsusy "a egsioess
Absen. friends sscsIeg &C MRS. hOEDsk succeeds ws,n
AL other fail
sy1I eKAND SHEET, FGAa BowEKy,-AADAxR
ZOl wIDo ER. carsuyani aod x'fted spanish lay.
v-. ss N ssrss O. fuory ovs rs5rsss .sss s rrns,
nunbers provertv ln~a NJ stosn. Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
WINES AND LIQUORS.

1882 The cheapest place 70 buy nne Brandies wln1s
RUNS whiskeys, Cordals, &c, for Wholesale and family
trade ct 2es Woss Fifteenth street liquor sold by ths
glass CHARLES WHITE. Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

ANY WEEKLY LINE OF srRAMgRs TO LONDON.
derry S. sss :.f 6..:s
A AM s. So."sndsr 100 sns soo har.s from
ss 2: ': =. = as.sS:
% ss,s: s:@ 3
oss s'R me Sss.a
M.a.ssr szBiL sE1nIE' a:asial n Assais. JONES
IsABn. LIEs-rRon CHARLESTON ro HAVANA
Va o nsy wos-Unied ssaIs. mall ss>mssip ID tsAL,
iA.a..d ne d, sns Of his line lie :sss"sSp isAssI
~ On g g. y; Is H. "a Z s sa
3, e Ne e which a. she 4; leave Gh.sls lou
month .s speed ooafo AID nd p is ri: line
co Co = 'sSs.sS On s \. yas
~, hso g GO chsriss,oa Nan. for As steAmsi
EoI cHARLEsrox zIHs FIRST CLASS sIpswHsBL
~, seamshlp kEYsronE STATE Capt 2: AarshmSa,
osr . ss n. 49, Is ssas., $50
IS,:Hss .:s.ss; IL orsss: "a gss
$ w WAY Be * .ppy.s 70 assos M
w s.a q above for Savannah on Friday. Nov go At 10
THROUGH pRKIaRr ARRANaEEHEr-FoR NOR.
ssa ss ss1osa a
every s saa .aa
sssanshp IksTowH, Dap. Skinner. leaves every Tues
aS.snsip ROANOKE Capt Couch, every Thursday, q,
vssesmsAip YORKTOWN. Capt Psr4h every Saturday ..
Freight 2 rosnouh Or Norfolk cents per foot; TO o
PAsaAge 70 Norfolk, gateroOm and meals included s.
Petersburg Richmond $40 children heswecn ages OF
nd u half prcs- LUDLAx HEIHEKaN.
No. lis Broadway.
At MEETING HELD on BOARD rae STEAMSHIP
"A 0aagow. November 10 1850 her voyage fro
pool " rev York, u-suimousy resolved present
Captain Thomas Fleetwood Roske, for hs kndne,s
tent on. .he following testimonial =
DEAR sIR-we the undersgned passengers board the
steamship Glasgow hereby tender respectful AMI
ps.ssse from liverpool . New We beg issvs Al The
isme time 20 that the admiration we
feel for niiemsn and commander will long be re-
nembered and cherished by We are sir mos. respect
fully
Charles Prttbod. Henry Key,
James l. Warner, j. ?. Hodges,
Edward Boyla, john r Pickman,
W 0oldring Frank Pe,t1n,
Z. Maine Alfred ". Peyton,
q. Sager, X. Cor,
L. Tanner, Tho,. BArdsley,
Mcbaei OHsru, Henry Lea,
r Micbal W. r Ihnson,
WI Tro1pce, John Sc a.
To r RosEIIL Commander steAmahlp @, assoy
kovEMBER ~ 1860
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

PATENTED FEsRuAsr IA 1850
sALEsEooN No $50 BROADWAY.
Mechanics II possesses many snd valuable insroye
neps has been examined by the profound
pronounced 10 be simplc and perfection combined.
The following are the principal Objections urged against
bewtng machnes:-
LIST. Excssave fatigue TO the operator
"a. Liability to get out OF order.
sd Excense, trouble and loss ~ tins 10 repirng
Oh. IncApacity 70 sew every descrip.oa q material
THE EMPIRE sEwIE6 MACHINE
rs ExnHPT FRoM ALL TaEsK oBJECrIosa
|ock shuttle stitch. which will nshar rip rsve snd Is
Nike both siaes, peror pe-oe; sowing Gesrr
lion OF seri, from leather 20 the 6rest NAnso1k 1sn
with cosion psn silk thread from the TO The faeS
Rrmber.
Havay neither nor cog wheel and the lear. possis
FICTION. u runs as smooth ~ glass AVID y
II requires fifty per cent power 10 drive than any
Sher Machine market girl Of tseve years OF age
york II steadily. without fatigue or injury 70 health
And sderfu hc.ty OF render
almost impossible Et order and gusran.esd BY
We respectfully those who may ds,rs % supply
emselyss with superior article, 70 call and examine tails I'M
But a espsc do solicit the patronage OF
J RnCHAET Tail yRs
HOOP sKIRf MANUFACTURERS,
SHIRT AND osoNMAKERs.
DRRasMAKERs
OORsKr MAKIRs.
0AiTsR FILTERS.
SHOE BINDERS,
VEST AND PAarALoox xAKxzs
nELI0Iovs AND sHARIrABLs INSTITUTIONS
| PRfOs OF MACHINEs. COMPLETE:
o. Tor Family Machine. $50
3-smAl sire Manufacturing ....................6 GO
AEcnts wanted for ali towns in The United states Terms
aAs known By inqurng ., the salesroom. xS srsdwAy
TT koARrHUR 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

krp-1 oaK. HARLAN AND ALBANY kAILs0AD
~ For Aib.ny snd TEos courecans VIII ns rev fors
CeursI RNlr,~d for al wea Northwest aud r1uts
vsn on .rs Noaa1I, Ocg -, 1881 trsns vii leave
rvrruiy sta.ara new yrft "a faslgws-ra Al
s>ny, a snisr, cLpre@ vNns Ard 10 A mat
rsia vnr urotgn fAls rgpH,nk A. Al places sby re
copying Al al For White PlsAns as y fr0r
wNlse stopping 81 All stations For Williams
hrAre II A n snd ss0f from r~sn,y xrih strevs d.
Pc, royplng a AL c,s1x. Re.arnng-wM lesve ilo.ag,
IA krst absry. SIS A. ~ ferpress iran Alo,y
Ter k.a Llbssy z s.Igre,' ssln 1ies,y =
n ssopyrg a Ill ,taA1n Trsnlous EnAs l1NsA
fWA n snd go Y. ". ropplug n al rsn0ns williams
hy.tr~ so A p n stcruing ~ al sssiyns.
sGug uriRguTtI As-txsnf srp~vfrA~ndent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
DEDUCTION In PRICKR
n ATLANTIC 6TnAA NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.

n ATLANTIC srnAA NAVIGATION COMPANY
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
TOUCHING AT ST. JOHNS, NJ,
70 land and rcoeve the royal mali govern
me1t dispatches
The stcanas comprising this line have been approved By
nav IAON SIDE WHEEL srEAAlRs
NsI ~ ~ TONS ourtAen
~ toos ourvnon
The e :. departure Win be- he PRiE0i XLsEsr. from
New York Novemoer Do
From pier No 81 North river.
kaes of passage OF Ireland railway and 10
he principal elites Of England and scotlAnd:-
fSt clas 500 go and SIS according N stale
And ta Il Josrs :-Hirs clAss $685. third GLASS So
Children under twelve year, half price, under FREQ
THIRD class passengers leaored 70 fuTnsh beds and
linens
taking passage York for sassuers
from Boston, viii receive frse from New York
70 Boston.
The this COMPANY been coustr acesd
As greatest care 1 regards safety and comfort oombnsd
with mode and propeling power and buI WITH water
light compartments They iiepty expected
speed ans rough weather qualities built and
repl6te With eegapces and conveniapcea-
An experienced surEoo attached ship Persona
Wishing 10 send for their friends obtain reurn tickets
NE following greatly reduced prices
In third Cabin from Galway, $50: In third cabin from any
principal cities Of England and scotland SIS.
Rowland AsPINWALL. Ateoa
81 and Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

q, o,.n,rv LAST LAST THREE nIsHrs
| $ $#Ss$ \: s:$ : :::SE
EE E ##|$:f$S ::$ : ::::$ $E
| Which viii be repeated
with Tie following excellent IT. east. oH''
ssseas q. Mr. d r. h sssns,
10. I fs.ss.
Sss5sS Mr. aa sssis4
Ioast'e Mia: Laura kssa ne
eas Ms. Lofty q a a As x
under III. droeoa Of rsoaas sa. sss s
perform choice variety Of operate selec ioas.
To oscqd s., ws an sn,si, nss farce byr Walden
with Mis-. Polly N.,:s.a ~ 1s%$. %s's- and Lesson
hgse.l TER schorean, Farccl Burss three acts On
wA NV VI s e yrssS; Cd win entirely
INV fRornRnns r,..
Prepared ezprsssy for thls psce.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
Brssss. al so sass IL u,a..
The Poor Poor, Au, so heuse.
Behind he SCENES Of Laura keene,s,
A t ar.ns Ba'.t
The zouave Armory
Corps de zouavs,
GRAND zoUAvx MARCH AND DRILL
'E FIJI Esss s9 .$ia 81 sG HONE
AMERICAN ossxoRsa
CANAL s 4fi Tx AT LARGE.
PALACE LIN IL aADEs
40 GRasp sSd s sEEs esd tao
OF ms
AroihAosis A.. ns r mr. oSfsAlis
FAIRY FEKNs or FANCY
Arranged and pam ca by J.xxs N ROBERTS
and will without doubt prove one Of ths mat ~
Of scenic art 70
Door open Al seven-,o commence us O'Clock
povra1 1usa7T1
fsss s:s.ssf y 5:
sS SS ' " f ssEssS
Mile H'' sis. K Ksis cs$sse,
Z LEsoH'-nH r9 III .s.s,... t... ., tn. .,.
,..,.. BiRAs
rsrsrmns auiss s@,'-''''
GRAND hAriSKE THis AFTERNOON ANY O'Clock
RA1rohs AhAAioAH MusIoA.
r. s.-sYH. ,rreYrs.,. md MANAGE
seooad Ss;S sS;: sYsss,is strange
boy and girl hs m uDqns And singalS human be.as
Sev arc u b. ana .osmsss e y % ss
81 he ruined ssos as.ss ID gs
HEADS AIS 40 LARGER THAN Az INFANTS,
% S oss s o . ansS Sss
russe ,hsy wee T, gs,souinsd h Enross BY
and 4 :se y \ he eesnsd ss.. and aasasg !. ws.
y ever other class and were universally REGARDED :. -
Sssisss .yr,a.rr.n,y woysr 800 - ~
who IA. been o. R s,s.op Win ss% EUROPE he -. =:
and a person oris quite
ard ps.srT or, ls sern''H and tbs evening "
80 rhs domestic arsn.
,-.,,,,,,., ~, HOSE ~. ELsEs FROM,
r.. s. E Bsa.s STORY
:. WV NO |; st lii:; il II s$:Err'
iGroasffH' .. H.. ftfscs er %xLEs ssa a- Sur,
LIGHTNING caLSuiHTok, soRTSSr TELLER
4. r. &C TIE sI LyiEo hArl
,S.ie.iaes from every sNs 4 ,ss World.
esns EXTRA
pxvIyy,s yTssrssTs
40 kechAaics h.li ~ Esoed va. aoove ofsaf.
hONnAi. nov W
saf everr Tigm
shr 90 Excs~.1r troupe " tre word.
Jshkl and DAN hhfANF
N teer sac spnting bnresl1s. ne" engA be'lAisV@I
pHs@e I.iE LAND
Uoyss opeu Al g. o'c,ocS Cr,r -noes al ~ o'c'1cs
fiose.- as cenls.
-, - . =. .,.wt,,g ..v.yr.wva -. 49,. ..
IA IVs.as A.AsIbLl..s sA.s "a a.as 80 SILL 81
IL h00S-A soss 'i sx4 raafisE s ''''s ''''"s'
ruR ,ouSrRYwxkH DrRi,r LAWS lISayfs.s
sp5sfssIspI rfiEs, ax1nsy pEaTt,
5.1as 800. a.
~ 49, sonss =. - - !. ~ ~ - 49,. Il -
bNpR w. = - - S'es = - 1850 = e
-
hSs"0A' su spo.Dg.y
ga RfiDADpeY
- cay
FEW ATTRACTIONS EVERY HvnvrNO,
Pressbtas the pubJ q abioAuon talent ssf
canno be e-ualrd by hall In The
The only place who're .rs osde~ ard dc,am rdT
f1-oed TIE foo-anx msa ~ srpsI svsrT sssn.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

u,ox sAvAFKAH AM Tg1 souTH-rnn NV md
elegant ssaraaAip n Y. CUYksN uspv,n IrrsG.
y the IrartcAn Atlantic scrsw siesmsh'n ror1pGv W
save Pier In koxn river, SATURDAY., rovem or -
rA- .Ap nev, sud nos eausiisd N siessncs coTifcrt
uset. speed By sny strip on the ooaat -.
r'cscs 70 rew Orleans 80 1s Mobile, w. honE MAY
s7s usnphi. ISL rs; kvfis, ~ ~. sporvhle &6g
N.s~norx~ Abany fxs Columbus 81, Ailsnv- Hi Ma
500 90; Auxuzss nT % assyn>h ss Apg{
Wwea area md W. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

DHyAv y's sTrsr2.Ts
ID EochAalcs Hi, T1 srosdrs-, sbove Grand.
kONDAl. uov 10
aaf everr Tighi.
vhr old Excslr.1r Tronge u the world.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT
IN TIER eide sptilng BG-eslgs New n1ugS Rsais oe.,
t-ttss &c.
fhe gopu,sr ARD original with Ibis Company, Song en-
Do,s open At 81 O'Clock. cy,a .nosa a, TX oc.oc..
tioseis as cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

[rvouIra VALLEY coal BEST QUALITY rOR 10
meic use delivered IL rsrse orssr "a nsrx % ~
= Of the ausquehanna tsd VI oing valley ass1oad ~
g CuupAng, - Wal cras1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

prRr COAL. orL-vK ARE NOW PRE-
nsre IA AL 10 ssalerv superior falling Rock OH BY
erei NJ - ceu's per raj bne Nn"sSAo uA1e~ -@Is
splIef Al he lowest n Arket rFices -. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvsE-ro sU0UssU THE
- Adrta.ia -The north Atlantic Steamship Company viii
!esPssch for The above Pors !hslr soenfA steamship
n&s the following DAYS from CANA street wssFrcm
Few York. Saturday, Dec - from HAVE
Hsvre The Arson unercelad for areogth ara comfort
water tight araons and Ia eli respects In
pes. order. limited number 81 second cabin
Tor who exceent 5ostons have been provided vii
stsn ss each Fer frsxh pasaze sppu u The ocs
r. grnPHYNs serssyy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

L'oa ,.vASrsH AND orHEs PORTS As ssLow.-
elias side WHEEL sts>mship AU1U IA. Captain
a wssihuu, will .sturd2v. Nor ~ Al r. N !,
from otter North river. rhroagh ucss Be had Tor the
Nee Cslesss So rs Noble 81, xoo,scnsrr, s1s; Eafs
a Ala. sA, Co fusus. Sfi. Aibsay. 81. Atlanta, tN,
Inanaroosa bH, sashrl-, f2l ~ Ensvile, s1s ~ ken
cas- tsi rs, Augusta. fH 90 Mscm 81, ssvsnaAh, sA
ToE freas ID or paassxe az oily ~ 70 Brosd ssy
sssUrL 1, NIT HrIJ. SON.
IN. steamer FLORIDA, cay,sir Isssa cr0~su, vii
,esd and sal ruestsy, sos. ~, Mp NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21
AMUsEm ENTs.

I AURA KEEEn8 THEATRH
LAURA kKEkEs THEATRE
LAURA kEAkES THEATRE
LAbT THREE NIGHTS
LAkT THREE NIGHTS
49, LAST THREE NIGHTS
or CHARLEY REEDS GREAT COMEDY In threa Ana
PHYblC AND FANCY
PHfaIO AND FANCY
PHYsIO And FANCY
PHYSfO AND FANCY
PHYbAC AND FANCY
PHYkI0 AND FANCY
PHyBIC AND Fanny
- PhYSI0 AND FANCY
Which will be repeated
TON ONT,
With Tie following excellent Cast
$3.50. ~. Mr. Burnett
Mr. q. Browne
Laea0n
Mr. Goodrich
bcnnrio Wren
LCnr Mrs. j. H. Allen
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r,oR sAyArrAH AND THE spuTH.-raK EEw And
slsrsnt Steamship sOsfaOEnKr, ~ IRE American 81
aruc screw sseamship Compaay wm q berry, cmmaader
sP.N. =. - -. - 60 -
,s .-f,v and a. supposed By the
,setsss 70 New Orleans 80 Ib bile ~ Mnn'gpmerv,
svs Mernh.s fSl IS rs~hvls, 81 TO- Knorv'ls eH ~;
Fhn,sn~osa SIS; Albany tr Columbus, sli ALBANIA oi;
~~""s - IA ~ gnON NxL.s 90.
Bwa= street. and lS B~oafway.
- n CUTLER rucoeeds "a saturday Eovsmbx "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21


Nrhw nOwFky THEATRE
IN hcis frcpn~rra hCasrs a. u For and j. w. BnSAr4
M-hnrets,. nov ~, 1901.
j. r. Pooes beautiful drains of
TIN SCAFFDLD AND THk THROEA
Tue drama OF
vAbEnTIkG AND UR,ON,
ami the Nautical drsns Of
BLACK kYkD kLSAk.
pE0CzIys ATHEKAKus OPERA AND oonuRaa.
- FhIDAY November As
ITALIts OPkhA-hUa CDLS0N,
for n.shS cniy and
OosokKr By Els- LOUISA EEII.og0.
ArAsztss,nts have been "a r. sive
FRIDAY, nov. as,
The follows exrsosa iasry paFflmsnco.-
FARr FlEsT.
GRAND CosCKRr........ .by........... nLs EKiLD0a.
DER
So BnlCaoiL. SIX fRRaL sx. sUsTNL
fAKr
TIA wsc.s Of Dorsir.tts crsnrA,ss nlo opora
DON PAt4U1L%
Mfsras UeJl. her admired CaArcAor,
81 .krnea0 feEIi a. Doctor ManseuAa
u Don
Foil c5crna an orchestra
M1slsa Drecisr sas Uoasdicsor. bsrnor NUS
ienaxsoG I'll. hssa secured Without egtxn chxp4
coEaaaerc.ug ussy. A. mo music stores Q. lo~ra
rfoz, AID street Vim hoae La AAAnuc efoG
For .srtActVaTg small gtx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

lie ner have gre dsn.ad for Oh Closhlnx for
Western and sou.he markets, sso FOR Furniture, Car
n Jsw- ~, &c rusr 10 pay stik D@esses fro n
10 $50 FOR vaolep ckass &o he hgber price paid for
Coss RON "a 10 g1 for Pants and Vests from 81 Ia
} sSoes &c. ~ csrlng or addressing hsrrs IA
kenik second kous3 below Twenty tra Stress rou
tnaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

.voK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAynE, On SATURDAY.
n Deoensber S-fne Uujtod Ststcs Mail Steamer ARAaO,
Llnoe Andeg VIII sa fos. Ptor No 81 North River,
ocs Of Beach street Saturday Decsnber a noon rhs
(unsurpazsed for safety Add cmor has double
nes under deck ENCLOSED by water tight compartments
which, besides other results tendS In The event OF oson
nrrnding, keep the pumps tree and the
sfeY % yeese ard passsnse.a Price Of passage Ia sscoad
ssbn s1s and $50 FOR ~gh. passage Apply 70 SAkUx
T. rox ard Ono. MACReszIf. Agents, NO. Broadway.
IA rsAzasy FuLTOE VIII sail January D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

WEDNESDAY EvGkIrG. NOV. 81, 1900
GRAND HETRkE
SuNP n FhfADOM.
Mile Marietta Zsnfrr.ta
A1a Kate Urmand,
segrsi Brothers
W Z. Su In CO IN.
L'EscHrLIE Pc aIIErsB.
" The creates. feat OF the see
The wonderful Horse
BrRAN.
Ponies Aris.ook aud Big Thunder.
Performing Mules &c
GRAND MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON, at ~ O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-21

BvTTRs WAY THAN AM OTHER FOE LADIES
and gentleneA 70 dlspase Of heir css on ClrtAns ssd
No be Annuy I'd nv sny hunbux ~ SEND note or cal ~
DrCAs No 2i9 avenue which viii be punctas1y
kafnf tn 1Afies AMENDED % 81 Mrs. ID.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-25

An antiquated humbug, in Indiana is endeavoring 70
persuade that lively political organization, the Demo-
cratic party TO nominate dead man for the Fresi-
dency. He suggests Amos Kendall William Allen,
but would be satisfied with any other dead man, prov
dcd be had been buried for good round term OF
years He suggests one Michael Bright also as one Of
whom nobody heard out Of the Hoosier State, but
who, he says is smar. chap; but suspect Bright Is
Mrs Harris Weed on the ocean Of politics. He says
that the Democratic motto should be- Every thing for
the cause, nothing for men" but he don't live up to this
motto he would have every thing done for nobody.
II "Bm Allen should be nominated, the best man to run
against him would be Mr. Crtenden. who would fright
en- him oil the course.