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, 1860-11-15
Alleged Spontaneous Combustion.
Thn Tortor E.11e fYU,. p.~.,,fxr uara.

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On Tuesday, while Mr. Corey and hts two
sons were ut work In field near his house,
their attention wns arrested BY smoke, which
appeared to arise from his stable. They hur-
rei to the BAN as quickly Us possible, and dis
coyed pile Of straw on lire. This was imme-
diately e2tingu!shcd, and as they were return
in: to the Held, The stable caught u different
pl1cca, which, b considerable 'exeition:. wa
put out Before, however, they had left the
premises, anolhcr fire was discovered under
ncath the g1annery IN pile Of boards The
bottom board was burnt nearly through, but
the others were not even scorched. After this
was put out, Mr.. Corey sent one Of the boys
into tue house to ascertain If all Was safe there
Eo Immediately CAN'T ont and told hts tnthez
the house was an fire III. COREY immediate.
~ ran up stairs, where be found some clothes
that Lis wife had laid AWAY the day before burn
ing. They were thrown out Of the window,
and frog that time till late at midnight tho
tie broke out al4 oser tho house. First, pa
pcrwould catch, then the mosqnito-bar, then
j straw bed, &c, aud it was only BY the utmost
cxcruons Of Mr.. Corey, aided BY two gentle
men,. Meesrs..' Hale and Tfadeweu, that the
building was :savcd. Tho Dire continued to
break out at intervals for several days, aud at.
tracted many visitors,
, 1860-11-15
TuE KANSAS FAMINE.
{Corres2onderoe Of tho Chicago TEfe1Ia,1.
ATcHraoH K r: Kny II 1H8n'

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- s's.,.S.,s. 60 .n,fs.;n1 ~ u.n.., hsxc
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1870 ~. =. .,,..s ,.... 80. ,,n,,,: +ba
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= ~. - 49,. -. .....,a. .n,ao IN , tonr
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apP1uAataa'eis' ~ 80
aol 1ne peop'e =. e' $500. ~
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aso ~ na''uoA'z '4e es4A ~ ''"
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w. -. - r.E1.~,,,,. ~ 80 l. A.
w Nv 's' ~ - I .,.,s =. ns -ase;..s" 80 -
'o.1s --..,,,e. T.a r.s,ene ,.aai =. o.,neh,a
-A,s. s..d +..-s. =. ~, aa,,r sna nrs
1,1 e.s.. -. 49, s.,.,,oa :. ~ -. a.
1e'5 - RI. ma.a,na,7 ,7E .,sl.
~ ,.., not,toe. :, oood or,,cr landed for hin
.on,r;hut,ons fIo,n Knorv;,1c 1n,no1s Til,
,,,kc. six c,r ,oads from Knox conntv-so far
TIM ,rnner county for her charities to this
ncon,..
IN the Office Of Gen. PomeroT I SAW The ,t.-
t,stica, renort. Of MANY Of the more souther1,
counties. where there is to-dav an eatir. de.t,.
tuttoa.
Inn satisfied this work must be vigorously
nushcd forward. or this struggling people will
are n ,r,rtcr of nnto1d borrora: Thc first con.
+r;hr+;o,, n 4h,e eersc ,x.s from Koor rnnnfv
, 1860-11-15

1t to be the duty ofeveEy person using steam
boiler for any purpose whateyer, to imnedinte-
II adopt theu.s of: :tnsss; ii some other equal.
II otfoctnal means, toprcvents Occurrence Of 6
like disaster. The cost isqulta moderate, and
the convenience would bagreat to al1 those
who are using engines IN small way, when
they can hardly afford to pay the wages Of a
fully competent englnccr. The pateutee is
Capt. eelah Dustin Of Detroit :;
R'C YH1gTpI.
, 1860-11-15

Tho Cost OF Equip1nE Wldo.Aw1ke8.
The Boston Transcript says that the political
clubs, which were such, prominent feature Of
the campaign Just closed, were the OCCASION Of
unexpected good fortune to manufacturers Of
articles brony yht into use. This was particularly
the eaae With the makers Of enanellsd cloth.
So. great w3s the demand TOR this
matcflal for tho purpose Of equipiug
Wide-Awake clubs, that mnny Of those orEun-
lzations were unable to furnish themselves
With uniforms. aud others were tarlily sup
piled. The price advanced over twenty per
cent. and: tFunk-makers, and other artisans
making Use Of thc.article in their business,
were barely able to ill their orders, -. -:
, 1860-11-15

DeKalb County-Pnying Rets-Kntif1.
cation-Au for the Un1ons
lCnrreanoudepce CHICAGO T1ihune1

SYCAMORE, DeKalb Co.. Nov. H. 1860. :
DeKalb county Acknowledges that she did
not come quite up to the mark that she set for
herself, but she does claim to have done pretty
we'll, "considerin." Amust disgraccful fusion
WIS entered into by the Douglasltes and few
sorchcads just before the election, the terms
Of which were, that the Democratic candidate
for Circuit Clerk should withdraw on the day
before election, and all the Democrats wore to
vote for the candidate Of the " Peoples Con-
vention," who happened to be = Republican
The result was, that the friends Of the bolting
candidate were told By the Douglasites: " Now,
your Slate ticket is safe therefore it is foryour
interest to have rs few Republicans ont As pos
sih1e, and as many Democrats as possible-for
crcry Democratic vote is q vote for your mar,
willie most Of tho Republican votes will be
;ainst your man" Thus, by over-contidcncc
VIC lost some hundred votes In the county
We hope you will hold this up Us warning
to other counties. Our regular candidate for
Clerk was only injured t few hundred votes BY
the operation. Our vote by towna Is as fol-
1nxTA.
, 1860-11-15
1924 7,T37 10.e35 1e,s95
Llncoln's majority ,5O7. sprague's do l.tG0.

VErEnASsL-Josse l. Parmenter, aged "a,
who cast his first vote for Washington, and
has voted every Presidential election since,
voted Mt Concord, Michigan, for Lincoln and
1Iamlin On the 9Th. Mr. Clifford, mother resi-
dent Of the Same town, Is nincty-dve ycaEs Of
age, and also voted tor Washington, and has
attended every Presidential election since cx-
cept last Tuesday. He was prevented from
voting for Old Abe by reason OF broken
thigh, which made his removal from tho house
imprnctlcablc.
, 1860-11-15

: ~ The Michigan Weather Prophet.
The weather prophet, Ryan, writing from
Paw Paz, under diato Of The 6th inst, says: :, :
should say something On What [ eli thc pind,
Ing up Of the foul weather. Twill be remem-
beTcd that on the It'll of November, 1857, wc
Ind gale which prostzatrd heavy buildings,
while the previous day wcs smoky. On tho
18th Of November Of the following year d
heavy storm commenced, which lasted seven
days. IN November, 1Y59, 1gave the mariceFs
blows from the 18th TO tho aGt1l. The lrophe-
6 proved Huc. Iwould now advise mariners
to keep within xofe distance on 18th, 18th, ed,
23d, 18th, aud 30th days Of the present month.
These arc the principal chauges for the iall. II
thsy pass orer moderately, Ill s1ght,.
, 1860-11-15
Progress OF tho Secession Movement.
10 the Editors Of the Evening Ihst:

At 4 second meeting Of the Coney Island
sccessionists 1t was resolved:
= To tax all Sontherners ten cents per head,
cash, who arrive at the island.
Also, to issue one hundred dollars, In one
dollar i've per cent. bonds, Interest payable
In elan.s, principal in crabs, to mature on Mil
lcuniun day.
Agents Hash, Soup l. T1ipe, committee Of
f1fleen. =. :, Per Order.
N. B.-Two largo crabs and ono old porgy re-
signed this dry.
, 1860-11-15

.~ The funniest piece Of fun yet Is the re-
sfgna:ion Of the Federal of1iceholders In South
CaroEna, "to take effect on Uax ~ Of March
nsa." Several, even in MARYLAND, are ready,
VIC hope. for that kind Of "disunlou.
usry latfek.
, 1860-11-15

Tue SOUTHERN C111Es,-Nearly every large
city in the slavcholding States, save Baltimore,
which Is as erratic now Us 1t was in 1856, have
passed the most complete Totc Of censure up
on John c, Breckenridge. He is beaten by
both Douglas and Bell lu ST. Lonis, New Or
leans, Louisville and Coviugton, KY; Mobile,
Alabama, aud Memphis, Tennessee, and is de-
feated in Richmond, Va, BY Bell, and run
closely by Douglas. AL these large enporl-
ums Of Southern commerce arc most cmphaI-
icplly for tho Union.
, 1860-11-15

In scrcnty.nine counties In Ohio the vote
stands: Lincoln's majorities55, 500; Douslas'
maJorltles 10.9is. Net Republican majorities
1851. Republican gains since October cleo
ton 10, COS; Democratic gaius since October
sla. Net Republican gain in scyentJ-nine
counties II, ,123. ;.
The nine counties to hear from grye, in Oc-
tober, three Republican majority. supposing
them to vote Ms then, Llnco1n's majority in
Ohio must be 4, S., against ,e78 in October
for Murray, Attoney-General.
The total vote in Ohio will be 425 Q0o-an
increase over October Of over 12.000. Bells
vote will be about 10000, and Breckinridse's
about the same.
, 1860-11-15

TIE Vo7E-The result Of the voting In the
Kingdom Of Naples, on the subject of anneza-
ton to sardihis, with the. exception Of two
provinces to hear from, wn as follows: Ayes,
1.1o2, ,422: Noes, p,73l
, 1860-11-15

TIE CosT OF Wharf.-The London Tines Bays
return has been made up at the War Office
which shows the sums that have been voted By
Parliament to meet the expenses Of hostilities
in China These make up q totnl for the crr-
rent year not far from s10, 0,0bo, ,00o-the entire
produce Of the years income tax
, 1860-11-15

Alllp1u oFsI OouGl1a saEsa
On Saturday afternoon our village had grand
fan In witnessing the payment Of d xugcr
made upon the general result, between tho
Commander OF the Wide Awakes, Capt A1on-
20 Euwood, and the Commander Of the Doug
las 1nvincibles, Capt. Edward u. Knapp. The
wager was that If Lincoln was elected by the
people, Knapp should wheel two barrels Of
apples twice around the Court House square,
and If Lincoln Wis not so elected, Ellwood was
to perform the whcelbarrow exercise On Sat.
urday afternoon one Of the largest crowds our
town has ever seen, gathered In from the sur
rounding country to witness the payment Of
the wager. Faithful to his cnntsact4 Capt.
Knapp, at the hour appointed, appeared with
his apples and whtelbarrox, attended By 1ls
company in thei1 uniform, .aad the Wide
Awakes also appeared with capcs, caps md
lamps, and both companies escorted Capt.
Knapp in his double trip around the square,
the bands playing natioual airs, md the crowd
Justify cheering tho lalthful Captain. The
apples were delivered to Capt Elwood with
al the honozs, and both companies Joined In
and ate them with much good humor.' It was
one Of the happiest times cur village has ever
seen.
| In the evening there wss general ratifica-
| tion meeting ovcr tho election Of Lincoln, and
Capt. Knapp was called to the Chair, md de-
clared, ii did also his entire company, aud all
T the Democrats present, his acquicsccnce IN the
election Of Honest Old Abe. There Ii, so far
II know, not half dozen Douglas men here
, 1860-11-15

uoRR1p pAcctpExT-A MAN GETS BOTH FEET
Cur OFF IA man named Thomas Jefferson,
sometimes going by the name Of Dlucher," !"
was run over by the local engine Of the !. G.
R. r. Co. at Duulcith, which severed both feet
above the ankle. He died shortly AFTER
, 1860-11-15

TIE GREAT EAsrEns-English papers state
that tho Great Eastern will remain open to
visitors during the winter. Some $1,000 visit
cd her during her stay at Milford Haven.
, 1860-11-15

JouS H1cEMAS's sCoUSTr.-Chestcr county,
Pcnn.-the home OF John Hickman-Lincoln
beats the Fusion ticket s, ,7o0 votcs-bcing 4
gain Of nearly 1000 since the October election
, 1860-11-15

DEATEs.-George Lunt, editor Of the Bos-
ton casrser, and the most INSCRIPTIONS editor
and politician in New England, was beaten ~
the Fusion candidate for the'Legislsturc by
four votcs. in Boston. This Is Georges third
unsuccessful attempt to ct into the Mas.a-
chusetts Legik1afpre. :.
, 1860-11-15
How Boiler n!eE; H1g,ss:tasn* H:1zgsnsea. may be Pre-"

:, + .:vented4 e:. i.
Editors Chicago Tribune: : ::.:-:
Herewith hand you diagram aust descrip-
ton Of .s Dustin's Low Water Alarm and Sell:
Feoder." As you will sec, these arc very high.
ly recommended By many professional enGi-
nce.s md cltixns Of different States, who hare
used them embracing Capt F. J. Ward, tho
well known steamboat owner Of Detroit.
They a1c operated By the uncszing and free
action Of gravity. When the water begins to
fall below the line desired, valve Is S4adually
opened to admit more feed. II this fails to
act, and the water continues to fall sor, from
any cause, 1t ii too loK when the.e Is steam, an
alazm whistle is sopndcd; should it further
fall, . safety valve may be opened, blythe Same
means, giving FREQ cgress 10 the steam. Thus
rendering It an impossihility for Al explosion
to oecur On account Of low wstcr. : Foam,
which SO often deceiveas' engineers, ha;s no In
hucncc with these lnstruments,, solid water
being the guido Of action. Thave not The least
donbt that If the Globe bud been provided with
them, VIC should have been spared tho late
dreadful calamity in ouz midst; and ! bo]isVs
, 1860-11-15

pOWELL s. MANSFIELD,
l. XAsc1ACTCaEAs or
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFS
And Roofing Materials.
oGie&, No. :. Dearborn Street Dearborn u1otk Chi
ca.o ILL., I. o. Eox 1873.
From nine yen7s experience In tass business IN chi.
c7gn ca.51ch - lav l:o,fs an furnish mate.
rals unsurpassed Ii durability and qnaI.r ant tts
hcaG proof Of t:c refer - ela1, buildings
In tls city whtrr. for tac abors term o. years.
r,o:s hare rematac natrFtd b the xeather. ltssc-
IsEsIRkxcl---t>. l.. Ehtelock. Ed Nnrlne. ". "
Bovtng1on. Architects: John Sol! ls,k7r 3fcEwen
wilcox { iInari. Eui&ess: J. X. Eotssosu. EAG.. y.
r Wilder EA] stiles lNr:on Es1 J. 7. Edwards. fs
Henry Whbeck, E1q.. Thomas Church. Eag. Mathew
adm. l1q. sE4tl18cM
, 1860-11-15
Lincoln In Virginia.

LouDox Coin Purcellvi!le, Lincoln gets
a5 votos, and in Lovcllsville, IN the same coun-
II, u votes.
FAIRFAX Co.-1incoln gets 81 votes in Fair.
:ax county. Mnrk c. Gorten, who voted for
Lincoln, was taken By = mob and BACKED with
printers ink.
MASON Co.-llncolu gets about 20 rotes In
this county. In Hartford the vote stood: Lin
coin 4s, Bell 81, Breckenridge Is, Douglas II.
= PnEsroE Co.-This county gives 15o votes
for Lincoln. !
HANCOCK Co.-L1ncolu has 254 votcs.
Observation-Disclosures gets II rotes in this
old stronghold Of Democracy.
ONO Co.-{Inwhich is located Vhcelinel
Lincoln has 7Go votes.
/: PnrscE W1111A,1-About four months aco
little squad Of Republicans Of the town of
occoquan, erected Lincoln and Hanlin pole
The lnccnsed shareholders raised a mob and
cut down the pole directly under the eyes Of
Coz. Leschcr's troops, called out to prevent
fioting. At the election On the 9Th the vote In
Occpquan stood As follows Lincoln s., Breck-
inridge 81, Bell "a, Donglas /. Pretty good
that, ,Sfor town in county containing three
thousand slavcs&
, 1860-11-15

Nor THE Usual WAY or Doxo 1T.-Isham
s. Bolt, Of Laurcnceville, 8. G., had become 60
much harrassed by fear Of negro insurrection,
that he blew his bruins out on the 10Th ult
The more usual plan, in such cases Of anxiety
Ike this, Is to hang pedd1cr
, 1860-11-15

Rhode Island,
The following Is the complete vote Of Rhode
Island, us published in the Providence Journal;
PRESIDENT, 1860. GOV. 1860.
, 1860-11-15

French Irocatel1s, Satin peIaiues French pytnts<9
tsslnT. EePa Cioth. uam4sk ana sEoteehs, in.brui-
nroiderrd Muslin Cnsslna mud by tbs yard, Ccrnrea
y woo4 nsnas Or 8ht; tilt Cnftatn Eaurs saA Tins,
Centre Iassel& Loops. Iflre.y Gor.ia, Giutu EunuN
Cu.t.dn GiinEs slk Hordrrios. Curtain lifin:s and
2! Eids q Triaau.tngs aeGss-uFy or turtai@ Win
snadtt While But. Cre and E:ue bI.nde Hol atis ID
~ aiaths together ~1k! Etays I3reut srrinE u.
EalleJs Patent txturvs Pendulum Fixtures raa- an1
Hfonze hn!!Er RAcf Pul eysuad lrAcket4 s:4t@
, 1860-11-15

-MARE-Thc State census Of Maine shows
population OF G45, ,1s7, which Is an increase of
el,e6s over that Of 1850. Tho greatest increase
is III Aroostook county, which shows gain Of
QnCn
, 1860-11-15
MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS,

MRS. ANN s. STEPHENS,
AEEox OF TIE fofr1AA wo7k-
"Fa.hion sad F.mlae.~ -o,d Homestead" MARY
Derwent" -Lo<t Jewels," "Nslea,<a~
Edisreas Of Ptterson's Magazine. etc.,
isnow sasased nevrtorJ expressly and <xe:ak,ys
II for tho
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
tsas bsss sto.y and akateh Paper puntlshed3
x1111lkn
THE GOLD BRICEl
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THE GOLD BR1cE:
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Which win b ready IN tte
NEW YORK WEEKLYi
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is,
ON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is
For sale By s.exy Ee~s Agent aad Bookseller through
=: cut the World
P11cz, FIVE CENTS PER CoFy.-
TernA 500 per year. With Premium Specimen
Numbers vent nee containing ust or premiums
STREET 4 6M1TH. Prepr4etazz
= Eeetman Street. New yo.k
RECEIVED :''i.
Every Saturday Morning,
AsD 1nrr. .oa s4s8 n
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Wholesale and Estan
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, 1860-11-15
STRENGTH OF THE DISUNI0N
STATES.

The white population Of the States in
viii h the secession sentiment is active,
WIS, by the United States Census Of 1850,
ao fn11our.
, 1860-11-15
CARPET1NCS.

CARPET1NCS.
nave on hand And Offer for sale. Of thei- Imports
non and Of the best domestic manufacture tho tar
and beat assortment in tie Sortiwest OF Nedulpn.
vlltan Velvet MFuseta Tapestry Three Ply. snrer'ns
Ingram kItTa Fine ln.Faln Cutton and lni.ntns
1nxran Body Ernss~s snd stai- cnrpcs.ngh all Or ihe
Erestsst variety: price. and patterns: comprising tAo
largest best aud Mo1t desirable essE beiora
opsne! 10 Chicago and which they oter t.s luwass
posStoe pf4ccs,
, 1860-11-15

Of these ~ otter large and nnr1yalled assortusut
ensE :. regards qnasy stye Or lrtce. Of and
ahaef ysrls md two yszs ide II prices rom tlrco
ehu!3xs 70 s1 shtllnss per 5atd Also, Heavy Slset
gu Cl4tlA twelve fett eighteen fceE and tweAsy
1act <6r II Prtcea from lur siiln4s per yaE4
Atso-yahle on CothA Ia patterns and by to yaFL q
StAlf Oh Cloth In great variety
, 1860-11-15
MATTlNCS AND RUGS.

Coeo1 Mattings for 0mce4. Churches, yestlbulsA xe
IA al wfdthS, from unnhalf 70 yards iup: Csnt0
ssssw a.ttinf bos, ~ xhIs apd ehesked ons o.e-an
yct !tznesels ana Iuired Hugs Cocoa Jato, Msnilis
Rrush Skeleton. Adelaide and she.pStla Mzts Of tnS
greatest variety In Al1s ind pattsro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

1be New York Commercial Advertiser says:- .
Crowds Of vstcrs daily duokiug The Amertcan xu
the other half wAaaw fbe rmAson Of lie nbs and tody
that Of monkey while tie and had cloyely reseb ID
negro The limbs cannt be ssaishtened any thsn
orsng outane s walk. IN crest position eIoeednyy
awkward. Tho far hsh and much back for
The arms several inches TOO long proporton and
nation of the head tho situation Of the and tbs peculiarly
shaped jaw and teeth him % ressbe bsboon mrc
Lecture Room and here in h1 element The crowds
Of people attract he attention. II quite curiosity and one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

"A pondescrpt animal supposed 10 be counecns linz Ia
Tho chain Of animal life between the the hu nsn
spsces now u Barnuuas Museum The limbs cAnnoy be
sksebened any more than orang ousang wake In an
erect position and Is exceedingly awkward The
inches TOO long prouorO1 and TIE JAZZ and tesh
quite small an Dan Rice Ia his palmies days
produce hearf Jim Crow laugh than his creature gets or
the slightest occasiln Sometimes face 10 tbs crowd,
another time e DIRE and again il In the mirror cas
forth shouts Of Various Incidents which have already
occurred show possess considerable OF memory,
and short spoken by keeper repeated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

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ssss ie:ssssa ~. RESIDE Iss
Sss 10 Dan anal s sSms9 r.: oo SA !.
Srsss The tongue Su.a ba, .. J.ws ca.aoi sos, 70
sssns as
n ..lis VIZ :sDs me sa n.t s.ru,ns
= natural method q ioconoton bsiss Al four ssems
:: .s.:sa !; .ss a. :1: :.,. "a. q
.rs., asal o n[k ": s.,sd Monday night
as:s = -: SsSk &C. L!of .:.siy sssTsa from
-Ass ' ovEs 60 FoUSDS
Also he enormous o. 1: HIRs ss5s !,
weighing 100 pounds Ne isses.s s.s: sssa Ia his city
= Xxi s Tai T q mn sgs TWO :, \, .u.,.-
iDgy popular touching. amusing and beautiful picture Of
. =. ssSscroAuIrs yAxogs og IA.
oocfHRooN. ocf1HocoiM
~ arS v.r,,r.. ~ ..,,..ux 49, 8. sho,.
copy VIII new sssnery NV xuss new Drses new Hns9s
IDSSzxfic osnIys OF THE COMPANY.
In ~ ai''s fas z os sfa or GENEVA.
Besides ~ S'.'u sss sSss'r osissI &
MAY BE SEEN AT ALL HOURS
Tba Learned seal ho etsue q John Brown Living
Baby Anseosdss ssrpsaA living KAasaross
P1sIrrvFLv NO FREE LIST.
Admtsnes Is cents; children un4er top. esp psfqusts
Il eonn eySG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

"You zee being between tAree end four high with
head which subjeoed professional mAnpulaoas Of Prof.
Fowler would be pronounced small percepuye
and Intellectual faculties without deay consc
combaveness ana de:rucvcnese which would rendern IN
necessary explain the command 10 Peter Rise Kill and
eat would be have the scrnpes OF Peter against eating
things and The bead ia short In The
bocded african, some Whist essggerssed The What l, r
10 inclined etAnd straight He hts voice. His body
bends reminding Of orang outang and the
hascs kept ia poson peculiar that The
long the legs The hands
large and The he long He sahielts great s!,ens "a
rYncip Al food slightly cooked meat. He has
great ondness for judging from the lions Of bis
he rather pleased and Atered with the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

The N. 2 Courier ar Enquirer says
.WHAe IT f-Is order Of or ID u higher
developemeut Of the monkey both 10 combination
It's legs and long and hn and noe ts9s OF the
being The shaped somewhat ike that OF monkey,
but the face Ike that Of African of tho lower
order. Ths along with sh0fng gait very
much nike an elderly negro and atsrs from ne . ime
neck ID Of q dark musto, and . smooth and shiny has
been nesursss specmen OF tho connect
prfscly good natared during al this time ni5 consanty
and occasionally and rests It's hands
IL thighs 7hc mca the exhibitor the return Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

Inc SUNDAY IIme0 0a-0:-
II" animal which would seem 10 supply the Ink sup.
posed by 70 exist between ns aud
trutes The cursly just added I, the
seems supply the real bel the and
II found Ia tho interior of Africa Apd BY good fortune got
alive 70 hs country. u monkey, all bnt Tho fAce and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16

vxyANrxD-rW EXCHANGE FOR DESIRABLE JEW
w e,ry good stylish family Bcrse. SQUAD 10
three m nuies state who're The Horse b Address
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