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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16
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Der fol9enoe l(bIbnitt oes neuen, less
ten @inter BON oer 8efes9ebun9 paIiirs
ten Stra feooer, 1T BON 9roBer gSidbti9z
feit fdr 9ieienieen, pel6e in 2(pctbefers
tpaaren ir9eno elmer Qrt, bic man als
8ift 9ebrdu6t, banoeln.
,,&ein Npotbefer, Droouiit coer am
oere 9erfon foI ir9eno @orpbia, Strpbs
min, Qrienif, Observation-Disclosures ooer
Serfrefenoen Sublimat i'm &leinen per-
eoufen ooer abiesen, ous9enommen ouf
Die 8cribrift eines Qrjte6, ooer ouf ooS
perfOnli6e 9efub zines obtboren oolIs
idbri9en Ginpobner6 Ger Staot ODER oes
Srtes no folder 8erfauf 9ema6t rpiro.
Sn allen Sduen iol6en Serfauf6 fol-
ooe Bort u f for9fdlti9 uno leierlicb
auf Dem 3ettel, Yodet, Sloibe poer ans
oerem 8efoB ooer Ding in pel6em folbz
es 8ift entbolten 1T, on9emerft ooer ans
8ebra6t rperoen uno miro e6 onoers ais
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Orc9uift ooer anoere 9erfon, >pel6e ooiz
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be felbi9es Uertauft parb, bic perfaufte
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faufS anmerfen.
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banoelt, fon eincs 1ebelperbaltens ibuls
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jablun9 elmer nidt iiber fiinf;i9 Sbaler
betro0enoen 8rtoitrafe perurtbeilt rpers
oen."
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9ema6t peroen Fam, auBer auf bic &ors
i6rlft einee lr6tes, ooer an einen pouz
idbri9en Gin>pobner Der Staot ooer oe6
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pelbem leeteren Sale Der gtome uno
@obnort pe6 &dufers, Der Datum oe6
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ein9etra9en lperoen muB.
OFSie Qufre9u9 be;ii9lib oe6 preiss
9efebtes mar in Seen 9orf ,pobl grocer
.als ir9enopo. Sine MaiTe 9eloe6 muB
in oiefer Staot oetpettet Woroen fein.-
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8anje6 Seiistbum 0e>pettet uno nod piele
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jerit0rte neuli6 eine Seuersbrunit Dean
uno Soowell'5 Stau, ipomit 26 Qferoe
uerbrannten, iopie 3lpei anoere >Stdlle
uno ooer anitobenoe bol5erne t0ins
ier. Der SerIuit brtrd9t $4,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16

0r B6trnb bsm T6wersn @fpittfr am
lebtsn Wcntas. ipurbe bic SGsusr bes 6 nj
StestI, In 8atletsm 9aunIGip. 9ortbd'
ton Gaunty, pom 9Iib sstrUftn. nnb brunntd
alien Snbalt nieeer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16
Fin 6rnfla OR 6lrrHa

lpeIber Dor &urjem in @afbin9ton eez
nommen ipuroe, errpies, bab oieie beI6dfs
ti9te fleine Qrmee in alien 9OS Mann
;dblt, beinabe Elm pclles He9iment.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16
HenR HanR

Die 8drssr unIsrer Na&barfabt 8stbl
wclIen baisibii eine Sunt stabItrsn. mad ben
flimmunssn tss nsuen 6rstunfs@ s@sisbss, me
BON unisrsr Iebien @sfsbssbuns paIiirt purb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16
Pin rpeibIid,er Slaubart

9seu Orleans fann einen rpeibli6en
8loubart oufipeiien. Oieie interefante
Dame paro am s. Ipril NIT ibrem a6ten
Wanne perm6blt. sic beiratbete felt
1852 ieoes Sobr. Seoes Sabr itarb ibr
Der Mann, ober fte f6umte ni6t, beGen
Stelle ftets rpicber f6nell m69libft nit
einem neuen 3u befeeen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16
gfeprefentatiYe : @ripdbler l

Meprefentati1e $ GripdbIer
l. Goruarc 6. aniebt, Id. lttrTss SRsrtur,
2. Robsrt 9. Ring, Is. 9scr9s 9rieler,
3. 6eurp 8umni, l6. Il. y. Sharpe.
q. Scbert NV. Scuf, IL. Daniel 3. Sabr,
5. Natbau pills, l6. Samutl Cabin,
6. Scbn SR. Srccnaa, 10. &o9or Conan,
Z. Sames 30 Suusr, 90. 98m. gRs8 ,unau,
8. eepi 9. Smitb, 81. Scbn W. Sirtpotrtd
9. Granite GS. &brif, %. Sames 8srr,
10. Dapio Wauulma, il. %. 8ibaro 9. 8cberts
IL. Dapib &aeeort, 24 6eurp Scutbsr,
10. 3bemas 9R. pail, 25. SObn 9rier.
Is. SranI. g. pennimau
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16

USn N G 10 =Wort puroe Die
flee Der ,,Gtoatsjeitun9" BON Did
beim9efu6t uno um $500 bettoblen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16
SIR oupern0r:
GDl. Mn6retp g. Curtin,
BON Centre Gauntp.
Fir 9Sreffbeutem- -Gr,udbler :
Don Centre Gauntp,

Senatorial : grtp6bler
Jamee pellof, Rcrtbumberlanb gdunty,
I6emas ~. SeWe, allegheny gauntp,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-16
10 E / n

Seit 2(bfblub oes l6anbelspertra9e
3piiben Srontrei6 uno @n9lano baben
I9entcn bon 4onooner Sirmen ollein in
ben 9rooence uno eanqueooc fir 20 MiIs
lionen Sranfen @ein an9etauft.
{ DOr Scott Elm bcrdbmter press
bpterianer Yreoieer in Can Sroncisto be-
fcmmt $4,000 cSabreebalt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION CORNER or
VI Broadway and Bleecker street. Dec - lsSoNotice
The trustees OF this institution have directed interest 10 be
paid to its depositors nder the entitled thereto the
rate OF six cent per annum a o. 500 and under
and five cent all larger amounts payable and afte
the 2ls OF January next All interest whdrAwn viii draw
iniercst the anne as principal. Il. j. BROWN, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
FRENCH ADvEaTIsEMsNrs..

TINE grrNP FIrrF FRANCHISE NJ PARLANr POINT
u Annaa desire plscer cOunrere OF o1nnr n
fsns kasrpsser chez " Chsu~ i0i t~ Wakef eha-oNFs
a. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

Bonds Nos. and TO- dated April, ns hsstss thirty yeas
and the following dated October aN hsying thirty
seoye:.Nca us, la 10 i.n LIZ U.s. LIZ iiN
And also 81 % per cent honda Of the STAT OF North
Csroina insr-s payable In April asd Octobsr which werc
sso shssrrrsd from DEPARTMENT. The numbers Of which
Win BE- gvep The public ~ soon - ~ q hs same can b
prsparvd MOSES KELLY.
Chief CLERK ~ the Inievios Depsruepl
W..uryc-og Guy, DECEMBER ~ lSN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

NyOTicE.-NOTICR IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIKI
IN following described bonds having been uuawfuiy ali
sraoco from the Department of the interior at Washington
all persons cautioned against purchasing the
making loans advances thereon and that seps
being taken To the payment thereof and Of the coupons
becoming due after January next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
MIsCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GusPPgD HANDS AND LIPS CURED IN fEw
" ours, and the skin made drcstey soft and Viii ~ ey
the ~ OF TADhAN co.'s Camphor Cake VIII Ciscs.
zine 81 Bieecksr street. and 10 Fourth b.
-------
(NRTEs DE yIsITEs--yIsIrING cARDs-rIiF IN.
cerMSnsd calls immediate attention Of callers
70 DE new and select specimen OF Visiting cards hol
Gays Cards written ~ the dozen pack
HENRY SMITH, Faylor's Saloon, 355 Broadway.
\ OR coNFECTIONERS AND BAKERS
We are Dow making supply OF double extra fine pow
deled sugar, especially adapted for the holidays
W nes and bakers can b. supplied BY sending their orders
WILLIAM NOLLER a CO..
No 20 Mall street.
or 20 Refinery, No. ~ Nsndam street
CAs BURNERS.
~ The subscriber importing Direct on habi from
one OF the nrst makers ia England das Je
all sizes, also, German Lava Tips OF every variety.
VI make Fish Tail aud Bats Wing Burners Burn
or Pillars Sockets for Porabes. Mercury Cups
cylinder burnfrs, Burner Cleaners &c Also superior
ucle OF burner Flyers, ali sizea
y. q. ARNOLD
Manufacturer aud Importer. Az Brocme street. n Y.
I AMPS PATENT SKATING CHAIR-MADB VERY
strong folds In small space; be conveniently
red weighs only pounds for sale by all the skate dealers
MANUFACTURED BY STEVENS 2i5 Pearl and 4 Kby
street Boston Also as above Large assortment q ladies'
genfemens and chldcns Skates Skate Straps Sleigh Bell
Straps, DC, at Wholesale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

i NOTABLE
TRADESMEN AND HOUSES
HorfL pEs TRoIs ExPxxEUHs, l79 Riyoi Large and
small apartments furnished In a superior style
MASON ELsIK by tho Empress ami the Queens
England and Holland, Boulevard des Capucnes facing
de la Paix Si,ksnda and French: Cashmere Shawls
Lace, Lingerie Nantes, Fancy Goods, Wedding Suits,
Decentralization Fauvet rue Menarx
TBr HEADDRFssxs AND MILLINERY OF Mile. Soer 45
Ncuvc 81 Augstin represent SO truly the type OF dsnc
pointed the paenee IN the most 6attering TERMS have
adopted them.
FsrscH eambric Handkerchief plain and worked Cha.
prom ii rue de Ia Pax.
Ltcr vroLAnp-Every requisite for Wedding Suits Prone.
made and Evening Dresses, &C, rue de Choiseni
INDIA SHAwLs, LAcr-Au Perssn, ~ rue Richelieu.
GLOVES PRIyATNew cut and mode oil stitching 40 Neuve
st. Augustin Wholesale and retail.
JKwKiLER To H. NJ Kramer, 81 rue Neuve st Augustin
MoNBRo AIEF(Bronze China and ancient Furniture THE
warerooms are removed TO 10 rue dc Heder
SUISSE ExHHrrIos of Pictures Bronze Works Stationery
81 Place de 10 Bourse.
CHRoNoxrrERs CLocKsLe Roy and Fills makan the
navy. falais Royal, H. and 10. Gaerie Montpens&
OrrIcsNsThe house of the lngenieur heyaar ng-nssr
l7s0 Tour de rHoriege du Palas present Is Place
Pont Scuf facing the statue of Henry ~ instruments
Optics Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, the Navy aud
MineTaoey
eEvRks cHIsA-Chna Crystals Dinner Services Bouigny
Palais ROYAL Galerie Monipe Il and q
CHEMISTS 10 the Embassy
RoBKRrs 4 Go. % Place yendome
WINES TKAs and GkocERks ~ the n OF Cuviller 10 rue
de Ia PaN Proprietor of NneyR d. 10 Bordeaux and Cham
payne. Orders for America executed
PLAscHAis, PFRrusER by appointment rue Cnumartin.
plexion. This cosmetic, being OF the renowned
productions the toilet the skin the suppleness and
bloom Of youth and impars hieness OF rreproachable
N. B.-Mr Panchais the only patentee Depot
at New York, ct Duprafs 637 Broadway.
TAILORHulek 20 Rvoli well known for HIS elegant
cut and very superior Mt, q trustworthy tradesnnn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

RIO GROCERs AND LIQUOR DEAIERs.-wINR HOT
i tles Wine Bottles. Wine Bottles For sale At
panic prices BY W. P. SIMPSON co, Il South William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.


(,oFSEE URNs, COFFEE URNs-sILvER PLATED
~ Jrns, Kettles, &c, ! duced prices.
HIRAM Young % John street
REFORMATION WANTEn-oF MARY ANN RYAN,
Kings county, Ireland arrived in ship Resolute,
about Dece-her2o Any inions 0n will be thankfully
ceised by calling addressing John Dooley s. Fulton
street. New York NJ Ryan, 81 Prospect street. Jersey City
NAELoDEON-5sa BROADWAY
1M SATURDAY, DEC 70, 1860.
MISS FANNY FORREST
Will by request sing night the beautiful song Gay aud
Happy and respectfully invite the audience unite with
her IN the chorus
Mrs Kate Walter Mons Paul Cour Mons La Pierre and
forty performers from ia till IL CLOCK Tor
Is cents
DARTNER wANTED-wITH 81 500 TO $1,000, IN
III well hotel In the city of York II
dosing good business and located OF the greatest tho
rugharcs in the city Apply No 81 Corandt street. to
CLlCkENER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

DICHMOND SAUCE.
fresh supply Of this delicious and wholesome for
meats game, 1sh, &C, Is ready and for sale by
James $. Parmelee 55 Broadway opposite Metropolitan
Hotel
VIM II Jackson Co., 9Th and sd street,
and y,9 9th
Ebert Bailey, 5lS 9th avenue, corner 3lst street.
Samuel c. MARITIME, 40 Hudson street.
w. s. Corwin 4 Co., 6s9 Broadway
David Britton, 81 Amity street. corner Greene.
Acker, Merran Co. corner Chambers stree, and West
Broadway.
SANFORD Gates l91 Sd avenue
David H. Allen, corner Maiden lane and South stree
Pobert X. Stewart l5Y South street
Kenny Coullard 107 South street.
Harry II. Miller, l79 South street
Hicks Bell, g South street.
James Borland q Co, IS South street.
Croker, Wood 4 Co, 81 South street.
John Chambers, l99 MAdson street
Calender Conkin. 2ls Washington street.
George T. sutton n Fulton street, Brooklyn.
H. III s. Owen, Henry street. Atlantic BROOKLYN.
r. Gsbcl 100 Atlantic street, Brooklyn
Depot, lf7 Front street. New York
WIN. ii. CLAY, staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

CLEARING OUT SALE
~ FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DRESS GOODS Of all descriptions,
X GLOVES, HOSIERY and EMBROIDERIE5,
CLOAkS, SIIAWLS and SCARFS
LINEN DAMASk GOODS,
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS.
The whole reduced 10 per cent
G. G.. HOOK,
los and 10 Sixth avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

TVANTED NMEDIArELY-A MACHINE FOR CUT
w ting rags In small pieces. Address box l,73l Pos
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

! CJOS QOn TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
III ~ OOV FOR one or more year on productive Rse
L.tafe Ia this IT, Brooklyn. Apply to JOINT CON
REY in the once OF tine Peoples Fire Company
! No. OF NJ all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
REV AK OS.


FURNISHED HOUSE wANrED-BELOw POUR
IT tenth street, Broadway, any person having
enough furniture for good house make de.irabas
arrangement with gentleman from the SOUTH wbo shall
que h0usekcepeF Adde'S, stating particulars. Unioo
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-FETALES.

A LADY Is DESTROYS TO OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT
"A for excellent laundess by the day take
washing She would be willing the washing OF
atcs by the month She understands French nung and
klug al kinds mu-llns Call al Isl West 2ja st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

$4,000 Ss Ss. .g.s 9ss SLy
great reduction Of ~ cent will be made tho balance u
chances OF the panic. All persons Interested
wishing tickets al the reduced rates win meet at
Thorpe No Union square, this Sening 9Th inst from
10 O'Clock. L. MILLS Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

" HOODS, GAPS GLOVES
MfTTENS BOOTS,
UNDER,vEsTs AND DRAWERS,
with large variety of
FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for
Comfortable Holiday Presents.
At UNION ADAMS'
637 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

rruIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
j Corner OF Third avenue and twenty hfth street
CHARTERED 1854.
Six int allowed al deposits from df
Lar 20 ore thousand dollars.
An deposits made before January 20 win
rest fruE. January |.
bank open dai' from 10 70 o'clock also Monday Wed
nesdiy and Saturday evenings from 70 O'Clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

OFFICE or fHE hudson RIVER RArLAoAD 90 .
" No Warren street May ,be Hoserv Of ne
fecord Mortgage Bonds Of this Company partss WI,
have no avArd themselves OF the privilege Of extending
arcortADcs with the Proposals Of becembs~ f6h 1850 and
Who desire 70 DO viii oblse the Company by presspuse
tbet Bonds for elenaoa that ts
Arrangement DO teted before the 18th nert
q. q. CLARKE, TreSsurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

husnnit fev Jerse. II IA divided By rSsds three
poccs of shout acres eAcres and Ia acres respecvsiv
snc sn within minutes wAlt Of the rusd dsocs sumn
hour ana minutes frora kew York city by Morris snd
f.ssx Railroad srj Il unsurpassed In all st reSuir.
Cd mate co1uiry resterce boahul A&rsesble TIE
isna w De soa IN NE severe potcns o. al In one mar
fkRCUbON, 81 orcea sch siIsei NJ. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

k'oR sAIs-A Brs UrrrUL PLOT OF LAND, On
staten sisns. oppos tsferth Auboy;
s purpose budisE ses b-,pg shsrs and very
ucys rssry all y,sns.e tse large HOUSE Barn Carriage
house Ssb<a. ana ell outoi dtngn frut and
berries 81 all hpts In shus bcius sbe "a kev
fcrt sx r daily b. rsrcAA Fcr parties
lsrs ioouse OF ~ ~ rvxkkg. the prew@es fsssen .
cek btsep sAaDd Or Of kessfs Csenh AArsns ~
Wee gtou street. kswrcrt =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

H'OS sAtE-THr TWO VALUABLE LOrS WITH rHE
II Improvements thsTeon, he pcrA west Ter
Etton avenue sIe fs seoord srees The sre4
are both severed Is eco csa remain bond and
tko House and u No is ssst Twenty sweet IN
guae Of l. AhNkN1 third avenue 10 tho cor,or OF
orsy Cixth sc Get, OF 6ll third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

Don sALE-k COUNTRY RESIDENCE AVID Farm
II ere mile from The yliNxe OF JsnaisH the JAmssa
sDPks There are about so asss Of !asl IS being aase
70 Noodlspd and bait es3ow viii garden orchard
fTui AND Tower, In abundance Tho bulsgs arc al oe
Aod cons,st Of large three cling VIII is ons
chef cuibusfnfs Ths Fsrn immediately Aljons the sam
mes residence OF Jsdre Beta aud osb zoo ysrds frors
station she i0tx tsArd Railroad HofUaa Cauie
tuir Impiems VIII sold WITH he plxce Ct low price
cesrec or the III be exchanged CITY Prooers
ppi- 70 z N WH.TKHkAD. i79 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Il -rHverOIooICAL AwD MpDmAr.
rTMARIAQs oBfDx
~ Dv Hottfck.
r--.-.- - wsM kn.v. A-tsw ss< r>stwrw,
nsw US srs<Iy usrs s.s scs-suxs ahAsurs rs..1syty
v-ses and vsl " oss< sn~sr fS~us ssy ssS~ ssS ~,
rsro~sessss BY modal jesr.ss slsrxy~er ssx vsy
TEE TWO HUNDRrpTB suyvfow
tslua puhlnAed. Hsv,n~l Ast ,~.s~~~~A
mssrser ~ oole~s< piaxss and nussrSus y - cutu
kesr 81 pa&ce. veg bsuv6
.....- frcs 0fr DOLLAR
FvbnAeS ~ n n. erRoNo,
rss~- street. New YEA spv
Whs ~u sseth nss W pe~s % asy sSSress ~
oNe Doid.An
INSURANCE..
49,
V'Bk fATE0NAi ylRE INSURANCE COMPANY
4 0WAL srRfEr NV vOhK. - ..a.+
- CAPITAL, fsoUp
Evt fW-A TIE sexraf eieeurn ne fsftswtnG Qsn<ie
rfr zee hosea prresors fcr tb~ eNsptne yesr;--
tsrfy Ward Nm n HNh~rs, a~~rv sfH>a.
ssarte nell. 09rHy rsscsa Sprse a ns-se
g. - $780, Lssssa. nS 1920
III ~ Issr~~s~s n r,s~~s~- n-
A,s us s-ksssv-s s~ss-e 49, SssS1 ~ pw-s,r..
sss,i As '''A'A iiffihf7, BfsHsg s. 800: r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

no MANUFACTURES -roR aaLw nxuu Awoa a
r,ss sr' yr:.s srss s.es-s ses, ". sslse
w.. scSss.ss ~ - 40 s~sss Asvs ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

EoR tAiI-oS MADISON SQUARE. rrRsr Dool
south q thirty sef,rS strest sde bes u,iy fer
ssnis n ssA nooss ro.e.oco ceot. sace wsast Stair
Prs S<ret - ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
----A-ass - ~ -aazz-------------
The Grand Social Picnic


Son last Thursday, at the Grove, was a credit
able affair. Everything passed off as pleasant
ly as any one could wish The ladies (God
bless them) were pretty, danced beautifully, and
looked charming and captivating. The gentle
men had on their pleasant smiles, aud were as
polite and agreeable as "French Dancing Mas
ters. There was an abundance of Comforts
for the inner man." and the various committees
return their heartfelt thanks to the ladies that
arranged the table with so much taste and skill.
The music by Prot. Rigby's band, OF Wheeling,
assisted by our young friend, Johnny Teer,
could not have been better and had the exerci
ses been in doors, would doubtless, been excel
lent. To the different committees all praise is
due for their efficiency in performing their re.
spectve dutits. After the exercises at the
Grove, they all adjourned to meet at the Man
sion House hall, where they tripped the eight
J fantastic toe" till the "wee sma' hours" almon-
ished them to cease.
Such a gathering as the one at the Grove or
last Thursday was not only beneficial and in.
teresting, but was very amusing, and calculated
to make all who participated feel BETTER and
live longer, Wcwould lils, to see such a Pic.
Mic come off every week-it arouses the p,tri-
otic hearts Of the "Young America" that attend
such peaceable and moral gatherings =
The managers Of the picnic return theii
thanks to Mr.. T. Marsh for box Of his glori
GUS "Havana's."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
PISTON GRAIN DRILL
and Broadcast Sower.

This Drill is warranted to SOW Wheat. Rye
Barley and Oats without toking or clogginc
what no other drill, we think will do Sprjnp
crops put in with this Drill can be sown no mat.
ter how hard the wind blows. AS the seed is put
into the ground at regular depth and covered
up, it will stand the drought; and as it is always
covered as sown, a raini coming on the farmer is
prepared for it. Every one that has nsed the
drill, that we have heard from, says grain sown
with il produces much more to the acre The fact
of this drill sowing Ill kinds Of Spring grain pla
ces il decidedly above sny other drill now in use
Here totore seed drills have only been vulued for
sowing wheat, as their principle OF construction
was not adapted to sowing outs, barley aud other
light and rough grains, Recent experiments how.
ever have proved that the advantages resulting
from drilling in tho seed of spring crops are quite
equal, It not superior to those ot drilling r wheat
II is we'll kno Nn fact, that oas and barley have
a soft, weak straw, aud that whole fields OF these
crops, OF the rankest and best growth, are often
blown down or fall from their own woieh', which
prevents the grain from filing, and thus disap.
points the expectatit MS Of the farmer
Drilling, to great extent, prevents this evil -
The plant standing in rows permits freef circula.
toh oil air, and more general penetration of the
rays of the sun, which hardens and stifens the
straw, and thus to great extent prevents the faIE
ing or lodging. as when sown broadcast
On an average, from five to ten bushels more 10
the acre may be connted OH, OF both oats and BAR
ley, when drilled, than when sown broadcast, as
heretofore. For sale by 4s... ! .s
GEORGE & WILSON, -
July 4, 1860 Cadiz, Ohio
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
LYMAN az Rohinson.

1t is conceded by all that the gentlemen
whose names head this article, keep one Of the
best Livery Stables in this section Of the State.
Young and enterprising they keep up with the
fast age in which we live, and are constantly
increasing and improving their stock, and their
vehicles are the very best. Clever and accom-
modating. and making such cheap bills, it is
no wonder that their institution" has become
SO popular with the people, The liberal pat
ronage they receive is no more than they de-
jervc. Seated behind their team of spanking
's-bays," one feels glorious.
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.T-~ JACOB TRAN.
NEW ATHENs. July l6, 1860.


EpIToR SENrISEL.-At d meeting Of the
town council held pursuant to notice, the Re-
corder r the chair, and Alex, Mabood, Recorder
pro tens,f the following preamble and resolutions,
expressive of the worth. OF JOHN MCCALL, late
Mayor OF our village, were unanimously adop-
ted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the all wise dispo-
ser oil events to remove from amongst us, our
worthy and esteemed President, whose placid
temper, courtesy, urbane demeanor aud matu
Judgment as presiding officer, has won our es-
teem and confidence, and, whereas, it is meet
and proper that we as board, feel under obli-
cations to testify to his worth as presiding Of
ficer, and as a valued and cherished friend and
citizen therefore 4frf
Resolved, That our incorporation has met with
heavy affiction in the decease of its judicial
head--a tried and valued officer, a loved and re-
vered citizen, o friend and adviser.
ResoIved, That as a friend and neighbor we
lament his untimely death, as q wise and eff
cient officer, we regret bis absence, and as
citizen, reyered by ALL we sincerely deplore this
dispensaton OF providence.
ResoJuea, That this preamble and resolutions
be spread upon the minutes Of the meetings OF
this board, and that copy of the same, signed
by the presiding officer and Recorder be sent
the family OF the deceased. and to the county
papers. as testimonial of our respect and, es-
TEEN for the deceased not only as on officer, bnt
as man, citizen and friend. NJ
r. P. HANNA, Pres,
ALE. MAH0OD, Recorder, pro tenn.
The above would have appeared several weeks
sooner, had it not been unintentiopally mislaid.
Wersgret jt-ED. SrsrISEIs nv .@ n