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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

4 TREMENDOUS FAST HORsE.-Many
years ago a solitary horseman might have
been seen swiftly riding towards Toledo. o.
The sun had Just set i'll the western horizon.
Twas the close, in short, of an election day,
and that solitary horseman was the courier
from an important township in the county.
All but the enc We speak of had been
heard from at Toledo and the vote of this
very township was needed to tell how the
co nty had gone At length the solitary
horseman arrived in Toledo. and reigned
the foaming steed up before the Indiana
House. 4 big crowd of Wings and Dem.
ocrats rushed for the news.
Better Time" said the solitary horse
man. looking at his watch, was never
made by i've boss, Fifteen miles in thir.
ty-two minutes, What dye think of that.
gentleman ?" asked the horaeman.
Bias. the horse" yelled the excited
crowd. "how has-township gone ~
Gentleman" replied the solitary horse
man. a disremember. 1t went either
Wing or Democratic. but I've been so ia
ken up with the speed Of this ere boss that
| forgot which bet, gentlemen " roarcd
the excited horseman, rising in his saddle
and waving his whip in the air. "you may
just rest satisfied on one point: all creation
can't beat this boss ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

40 TO II. l.. THAYER'S VARIETY
~ Store, AID zee the Nev Fan Good, especially the
Boots, Shoes and Clothing 3m2s4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

FOR SALE.
A \ IMPROVED FARM of 24O Acres; $50
"A acres under good cultivation, good buildings,
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. This Farm
is described Is follows: The southeast quarter.
and the east halt Of the southwest quarter of sec.
ton one, in town four north OF range one vest
and has been commonly known as the "Alver,
son Farm" Terms reasonable
Apply to JNO. W. LONGYEAR,
26S-u Lansing. Mich.
WANTED.-Immediately, at Thayer's
Variety Store, two Apprentices, TO learn the Mil
hnery business SwSs4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
CTATE OF MICHIGAN C.uuty Of

~ lnghsm, - AT essen of 'ii- r,'ste Coz i.'i
the County of loghan, mold at The rsoba office Ia
the village nf II n, Monday, TIE l2h " f Nov
in the year th"I>a nj eight hundred x',; p-
INT Nm IT, iI>CkNEY ia gr cf T. ot-e. In ie urstter
Of the e>',- ~ Jon ttiIa.I Bellows, I'm
Ing sod - n. p-tit an. du v-rh.ri 4 ri. aid y.
Beo~s, rrt, that an instrument II VIII ~ PIP
lng u b- he aSt III and testament of iona han B-ilw
fecease b. alr si Ia ir hate. AMI e, e
tesam-u he ante Ito sad +, 'ui'n up I'D
estate
Th.r-UF Il ordered that Mon!a ;he L. d,y 81
ecenb-' at Il o'ci.Ik he "a he
Tor tile heat M al stil Ieion. and TIA TIE Ar' at
law OF said deceased ami al other per.
saId estate, are req red 10 spr-ar a. sstsiun :! ii
Ccu I. then 10 b. den AZ the tr bate Office the Ill
lsge at Mi-on ami oS cause, 4 any there Why tie
prayer "f The p-ii'i IA. ID nat be antei AMI
further crd-f.d that said petitioner 20 tie
persons IN in said estate of The Len cf aid
petition. and the hrariDg thereof, by ctu~ing py 4
tnis Oicer ~ be puhitei IA tie Ltn-iDg Repnbi~sn a
newspa printed and eircu atiBy VT high
an, thre successive weeks previous Ia sa day al ha
ing q true copy WM II PINCkNtY,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of
OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County o.

~ Inghsm ss-At a session of the PROBATE Court 'or
the county In2bam bo. at the Probate Once IN tie
village OF Mason Monday, the l2th day al November
ia the We r one thous nd eight hunre AMI SIXTY PIES
INT, WV II rNCk>EY. judge al Probate in the mat eI
# the estate of Thomas Hanna. decreased ou read ~
AMI fling tue ,.tItr"n. daily verified ct John C"aisw"Ith
administrator upon ID g. att aging that he may te
censei sell south ea> quarter oi -u WIS., quar-
Of ,ec"n twenty-f ur tv" north, "t the "esf rra
-s,at. Ut which said ,'-c-a ed died s-i1ei
The.eupou Is o.de-el, hat n,!s. The a'h day al
anuary next IL ochcA IN tie iorcnn, De- gn-d
the hear OF san petition aud that the hens AZ ia
said deceased, ami All other persons Interested IN ss
estate gei tn appear At session a. sad Court
hen hui at ia. Probate ojce IA he village -
Mason and show cause, there be- sby the prayer
Of the b.l. not b. granted Aud II l. iur
Their orieie. that SD petitioner gave tee Ia lie per
sons int -,.d 10 said estate Of the ,en-nc, f
petition the hearing the cot by causing copy
This Greer published in the Lansing R-pub ican
new pa per ut ot-d AMI Cit atirg sad cnuniy - ing
ham sucees>ye weeks previous 10 SAID lay 81 hear
ing A true copy NN ~ I'm hNFh-
GV1gI of n hate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

'Ekl tbs remark, oil. Rcs ~ r-u al,
1 l. coed e" tie c"ncs n'rAtei iGccS If tie r.,
and he soothing il4ns sId 10 I, n n.t.
chemically timed sni iusgia 81 "a. we'd ..sl ~ -
rou'es, ans charged BY Io~, nal battery Tus 10.
-sssI 4 IN aiaiti,n ssl- 10 medical virtues .,r.,
Gag'-tc sd trc sc IrvIcrg Yrofanucs penetrate,
sBs -m.n. ntit ,uiSliug an sa,ihnF J; rrl.v.. =.
AID uN,Gnlat'un al ouc-. tShtn i..h sli bed re-,
~ St'srea rn~r,s nerves, eivng rsv M, an.
vitsf, ~ g. s,ytrg quail Israxrd hart. M,
cnr >tsuHing COM ihtnts. sna w-1knes.., -
ytns gain. tN"u'a ga birbSuon rsro,sn,
>reak e truly ertu me- ans ss .w .
hv superior aud n her external ZEN .ai.. !,
AZ. - Ia s-ssoo. II - untsilrg insss fer hs
Group lh'o-r ntl- m,ratpn of ,h- urr~ Bc. -,
Liver h1'uesE. AID other gsns. Rheumatism St,,.
trptstor. Agu- tie Brsssi sud az all tines e,,,-
uery"Us iirndAcie Neuik1g sac ewes ache At,
aeh egu. Vie Fsc-. ltuul'e. snd tIuptions az ~
Kinds iiiss iru;s.l and prHu.d iiis Bcrn. f,.,,,
parts. Thih'.iu>. It'd" cot aud long -taudag Sore.
| W"urAs ~ Ne u VII si>n 'eSfo. "a. iia,s 90 ~.
.aH Head. sud the Han falling III. Nh
has t.eu .usi,els ~- ION C.rsl AZ.
Dra ght H." Ter Calls Wounds. >prA and ism.r..
aud cure, whrn ,iied hot. Ia Tie se,s,sh,,
IN horses aud foor All on sheep All the ptctri.ir. Al
or the Magnetic 'nniuenii = fS tis cooL-ll IL M
hs els for IL. NJ! Ice faun' irue te he let 81 "a tn
ne git-H mood ~hes- u L. ran..etutsd J.orIs ,,
II hy ~. qusnt. sna k"I snc USED - .r
rua hia nt anse-- the uVs H. aud ~,
every family i or less Riiict. with ". "a, svsn
Try DIR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
Non. g-nGGe uu.e-s signed - Bs-i, With TN s.e
famph e's c'ntare faN ! r.ctns around each n,t,l
aui crculsss .'it Nth ~ N, shinss Tor su,s,
| and . .ulii ~ q, laIgr Hi'tl.-
F. sa. 3. N-wh'" lir''he' sna Ihs,-r 4 &c LA
sing aBl al "theF nruce ~ n li-c unity
Sc All orders .hond b, al cs>ed Ia AN MlIs.t |,
- txrlNrli.. M,at-tr a. y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
DROBATE NOTICE-State OF Mich.

l. iyGn. County Of !n3hsm, - AT s--sion 81 The
Prubt Cnur Tar the county al inyham. holden al the
Probate Office ia the village & N.'n, Monday tie li
i,y Of Nov N he tho ,nt eight hundred md
sxry = Vim u. fnck'ey, Judge {" tIobt e In
tie matter The John |. Bi-h, &c --a>-d On
iug and ding the petition, 'lu, verified al hn
Phelps u,,trst upCa said estate, ptAyDg -; AL
order How ing M settle his Zeal I" be
discharged such aImni>t aio',
TheT-upoD rs ordered, that ny, the ihiTi ia! Z"
Dee next, AZ ii o'ci, f'ien b- cnrt 81
the hea in. .f laid petition ant THAI the he At law
said deceased ans. al tcer PERSONS Interested IA >,il
tate i.,gr red . .pp-a' "a - sion ti >,' "a,
then t. l,.u the Fr ha t;ce, IL tn" village
Mas n sud -Inw c.us # IA the he. vhS he ;IaNe
of tie lc sbouiu En- - gained: n - -" ri.
ordered, hat al Ieonar ga. t.e - ste son
ntpre,t-I -ad - he ien cf "A 90 ~ II
and H., ~ .beteui, b. ciu-n. o.. q" ar
Ia be published he isu> epJ7ii nn. n-~ lsp~
printed end rcustiny ~.iH emmy : iurht" IA g.
successive W-ct> previous go >a'. "a, A.: hear
"A tue couy) WI II I>tk>EY.
Swoql ia 'rr - ,roh
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

no YOU WANT A lsr QrALITY OF GOLD
u Pens You will find a new supply At the
264 CITY BOOK STORE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

CuRE FOR The DiPrHrRIA.-A ladv of Port
Byron, Cayuga County, n Y, has cured six
children live Of them her OWN Of diptheria, by
the following remedy:
when the symptoms are first discovered. take
spanish hies, pound and mix with Venice tur.
pens'"e. spread it ON piece Of soit leather
e'o.n and b'hd it on the throat, which win raise
sns'er, and soon remove the disease from the
fhroae r.rr, 49,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
DKUBATE NOTlrE.-Srate of Mich

l. igan, Coon'y o. insham, SAT- a IS son 81 he
Probate t'ur, i,r the az ingh-m holden al he
rebate caic-- tie yhs2e Il Mason, Nndas, 'b-
l2'h day oi Nov Ee ihousan light hundred
and sixty present Nm II. i1nCK>Ey, Judge Of PROBATE
In the OF tie estate "i John tgirinn deceased
On recalling mi ng the petition, iuis verified, of Ste.
phen Weeks. praying that instrument in writing pur
porting "a b- tie ;.st Will sud Testament Of i'm gsie~-
ton, dec, he admitted Ia probate amt thar let
tiers tesla mentry may BE- granted I" petitioner upon
sail estate,
1hereupon il il ordered that nfay, the 18th day
of E-Nt ii a'ci ick in the forenoon, re
signed for the seas'ng 4 -, petition, an' IN til. he'll
az law 81 a eces-i and all oisI pe!s"as IN crested
IN said estate eiu re! TO pear season OF SAID
Court: then Ia b. holden at the Probate Office, tine vii
age Of Nsso+; show II tc:e -, Why The
of thr petit sl 'nt! Mt be- sn-,;: ana Il j.
further o'd-5 I'd. that said ,e ice Z" the
pers u said c-taie, ~ the I-i,-ucy Of SAID
petition, nj tie Tearing 'heref, by causing copy 81
this orcer "a fe gUri> Ell IN the Lansing Republican,
newspafer ei and circulating ,aid UNITY of Ing
ham, three ueeks Irev,"us sshd.y # bear
ing a tue copy wv. III rIN'kNff
3aIgl la %
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
Weinman's Brewery,

no YOU WANT Window Shades and Fix
- turess You viii find fine stock at the
CITY BOOK STORE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
Fer the Lansing Republican
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Fer the Lansing Republican.
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Hear the distant thunder mutter!
The thunder of the free;
Iiark to the shout that ringeih ont!
From Wabash to the sea;
From Est to West, the people speak,
The people rise in might;
And with one voice proclaim their choice,
Il Lincoln aud the right.
Long have they bowed beneath the sway,
OF fierce Democratic
Corruption's hand hath ruled the land,
Aud freemen bent the knee;
Long have they fought against his power,
Their efforts yet in vain;
Bat now in might, theY strike for right,
They break the CALLING chain.
With Pierce tina, iyrant reign began,
With e Buck that reign will end;
And in his place, with quiet grace,
Will sit the peoples friend;
FROM every Sa''ey vi tue N''"
Rings out the warning cry:
'o''up''oh son. my race '""'
Democracy must die"
And first the ".Star that never sets"
To Freedom has proved true;
brave o'' 'e'''o"' '" "~'
one scoF's 'ne ni'ei'"H CIV
Her nope SOILS arse an" spe""
Win one un''ed VOICE.
10 men " 'o,' oe'' 'ne SUI
AUG ''"'' 10 '
And Maine with pine-tree banner comes,
10 sven '"e ih'sh'y ''rohs'
FROM 'ar'hes' HUN VI n'''''"A'
Is he'u 'he J'''u' song
we SWING the AZ or p'e INC oar'
or III 'he ''u'i"i ear'n
And TINS Is "hy' oa Aoe "ecrs'
The man oil honest "o''h'
Wb.ra Su.oneh,pnah's waters Glide:
Where smokes the burning coal
Where miners bore for iron ore,
The tides oil ifeemen ron.
For Labors cause work SIDE by SIDE,
The old man ana the youth
The old Keystone for once hath shown,
Her loyalty to truth.
And from m. great the MIGHTY West
Two sisters, hand in hand
In Freedoms fight their sons unite.
And Join this noble band;
In forest grove aud fruitful field,
The shout OF triumph rings;
The Buckeye State, to Lincoln great,
Her mighty tribute brings
.,d ,r,,d,v hv Ob;o,s sid.
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NO. 1Sl BTOddU0y, Ne,o York,
,.,.,,, ...., hi, So, -. -. ;. ;.;. . .
,,n.,,.., O., C,r,".. -. -, -. :,
execute al orders ir
wl\I.JrR. iIkLNa..ls ,,r rIR.nxs az, ,.ulN,
- " ''
prosecuting ~ 'e st"act'e am advantageous features
-, 81, ~, 80, .,, .,
u ah,i,ty ty be- ny poc.,ed as imu~ the MAJ
ursi ro- ties IN. ucl-s u,n vii Gu they are trans
f-rr.a
As the paieuted process the Company sua bes the
pr duc,iuu # hot aphs 'nIs pis face, but
".r.h sue 'os". :" ~ nn) 80 - "'esa"''.
can ne IA"ou ~. tAn oe Acc"r4e., shu
: , ' ."; ~ eA 80 VI a"s w .
- i - u " u luxury 81 VI
h""fho'i n'ih'y,such as
oHNS' VASES bhsAhf ASH COfs' ioiih' AKl'Lts, &c
IiHiev c'ins 'a'n,ui P"uA'' ana iuih -h.g
4 a"' r!'~ u 'ha'hehl~i"a "l a. tictes I'D
80 -. -
popular taste. and to meet the sn- II tos natron Of
the Fine Arts dpsirous Of wing Portraits i'm
thu Company have imported fno ur.,t- cul-,,n q,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

ANOTHER BURNING FLUID ACCIDENT. Last
night, about nine o'clock, another burning fluid
accident occurred on canal boat lying in the
canal short distance above the weigh lock il,
West Troy. Captain Jackson, of the boat Crys.
til Palace of Fort Ann, his wife, son and daugh.
ter, were in the cabin together, the daughter
sitting at one end OF a table sewing on some Can
ton flannel. drs Johnson took up bottle con
tanning h-rniug fluid, and going to the opposite
end Of the table to that at which her daughter
So, undertook to fill small lamp not t I'm.
-med;ate!y upon turning up the bottle the fluid
spattered out ON to the face, neck aud arms OF
the daughter, and igniting from the lamp before
her, az once Sc, her in blaze. The son, who
was lying on the bed, with presence of mind, i'm.
mediately rushed to her assistance with quilt,
and wrapping it around her. smothered Ous the
flames, not, though, until she had been burned
in a horrible manner. Fortunately, none of the
rest of the family were touched By the fluid
Troy Times, l3th
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05

VuANpARIEs.-We give list of what are call
cd quandaries. scrapes, "fixcs," "cornerings,'
and sometimes dilemmas:
knocking at the wrong door, and hesitatins
whether Won shall run away and say nothius
about il, or stay and apologize.
Crossing the road until you see gig coming
one way and cab another, so that if you move
on You are sure TO be knocked by one, and if you
stand still you may possibly be crushed by both
Finding yourself in a damp bed, ON cold
night, and cogits.ing whether you will lie still
and catch your death, or get up and dress, and
pass the night on two cane boitomed chairs
Paying your addresses to a pennies fai.
eae. under the impression that she is an heiress
ana, on discovering your error. having the op.
ton Of marrying the young lady, or OF being
shot by the young lady's brother.
GONE to four cross roads. one CT which You
must take at random, or just walk back a mile
OF s~o and inquire Your way"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-05
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.

Frohai- C.n't - the County If InznaD, holden he
croba'e Once, IN. village of Mason TUESDAY the
18th Cay a. Novenb-r, The year thopsAn! eth,
hundrei sn. xty pr--ent. Vim puekn-y Ju.y- Of
Probate In ,he matter # the estate of John F>her
cecesseL On '~adng and ming the petition. duly ve-i6
pra ing for ceo-e u s-li the zeal estate Of sad de-
ceased,
The-up II IL deisi, that AoE Az, the l'h day Of
January next at Il O'Clock the fr-nos a he assgn-
ed fo- the bearing Of al petition and that the hens a.
as Of SID deceased and AL other persons in
sAd Estate. ar- reqaired To appear .essin -ais
Court then Ia be ho'en At the Probate Once III. wi
aee Of Mason, and sh,~ eass~ any thsrs BE- Why II.
pra!e. OF the petitioner should not be granted AMI Il:
further D. d<fei that ID petitioner give notice the
interested in said estate Of peooeney Ct said
petition and the bearing there 4, By ng q c,p,
this ORDER To b pabbshsd the Lansing Repubi can,
nesspapef printed aed circulating unity of Ing
ham, SIX successive weeks previous n ssd day OF hear
ing. "a tue eppy) wM. II PlNCKNEY,
6orQi Ju1o off -
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gHIYrFTN0 o.

SAya..Ss.aH. .m mss cSsGsa o. 10 ins1oan 4.
soS sorsT s team Word River % Saturday
vcmSer TO- a. p H. Tia ship sn.ireS nsw and y. no,
equslicd IN elegance comfort sn1 7peoa ~ my @
nonsomsry, SIS Msmphs sSl 76 Sas Snh -, An 40,
Apply 10 II ne 6SsosS co. Tss' 'I's and s's
ISABEL. LLND-FRoM CHAMELEON 10 HAvAHA.
i "A Key WeaL-Usiaed 0tates mail hsamshtp i1AHMA
ss = ::s. q 1 S: e. 9so a.s
I'M lssvs CSs1ss.on On the la lS ana "a Novemb aad
WI leave Havana the Oh and l7h November and Deoem.
5or l. which she WIN Leave ChArosteu he lO
Md 5sth Of each onth and Havana he 1oA md laf
ssh month For s.Ssty speed comfort and pleasure his line
ssnc g usRa.ssd fssxe ca b secured On .Pplcean
y HokDSoxi 90 Gharsssoa NAN Tor lss ssa@ss
IN b nads q " ru oos for u dAass nAnsd .
NyHR0UGH FREIGHT ARRAN0HMKNT,-FoR NOR
fok Port mouth, City Point and Richmond, connecting
with Norfolk and Peersburg and South Side Railroads. for
Lynchburg, B,isto Msmshis and intermedate stations
yreshs received every day. and through recop furnished
ysssmsAp yAaEsi OWE capt Simmer. every russ.
s,s:%.aD RoASoK, Caa SoneA every raur:asy al
Freight, to Portsmouth Nook cents per FOOT to City
Passage to Norfolk, and meals included, So TO
Petersburg Richmond $40 children between the ages Of
and L. half price LUDLAM HnINnkkN,
lis Broadway.
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BARSuAs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under tAs persouA supervision Of p r. BAKNUx
xv yisyr ne bk9A T THE rkLsDK OF WALEs:
COMMENCING hokDAY, nov. s. is6o
A AsT wEEK AND AND LAST
THE on.iBRAIanN AND DE Rxfs4ospIsARY
EEfs$ $sES:B s1ssEs E$Iss
steamer Northern Light Monday the l2h inst
fore must positively clos their exhibitions saturday the
xuToaRAPHs OF Prince ri sci ~ WALES Sc AND SUITE
CAN THEY BE &. aman9 srssns ana sa .1c
WHAT Il r, r, or, NAN NAN M MoSsEy
Tbs MAGNiEIcEkT AoUARiA. allsd with
~ M Fish from amos. every river and sea the face
IIviSG saAEKs SRooopIeEs xiIaHToRs f se
Ac,, the LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. MoNsrRR tERPiNrs,
=. LAST LAST WEEK on LIVING fAFia. -
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY OF
faE bkASA JOSEPH AND MS BBssE Erasss
mou,hs 4 will be repeated
EVERY EVERY and
At and ia o'clock
fotwhaar ding these attractions the
mission remains a only Is ChIdrsn undsl 10 Is
under ten 10 cents extra.
ss HTs1 rE1
hav. arrived from Europe and viii their exhibition
Il The Museum on Monday. nov Il. immediately on the
An entirely drama In three scts called Roex ErSIR,
from NIT nth Morhs great Iedger story ~ o. AIKEN
Joseph and his brethren"
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r1apAsr LxArDls LENT, sxysnrH DAJ1HrnR
M esp bs erasuled .bou, owe mnrsgs a9sen frtsaas
s-pusres 81 esoz C.sss s2esdg uarrax- sli - '1cy
n
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER g. 1850

4 RETAIL R.1 .eeDs. g.
a FOR THIRTY DAYS.
ENTIRE WHOLESALE Sic srooK
Oo EEH2ssfsst S5 ssgs.s ..
orrosrr. rh II a ssSaRStx HOTEL.
,.s n.rxoR + II n " no, ;Sst WIN os found -
i fisss: S %dai ;.s s.s s:ss
fs::. H4Ssy154 pss s s:ss
l$ s s1saHis SaTs ISS aiaiT.tSsss
sS i ss:ss c :sssss
AnOrdinx an Opportunity e secure Bargain. iA.,
EDWARD LAMBERT 4 90.
RE oCH1 sHAwIs, WOOL sHAwIs.
srxLLAs.
AND
FALL AND wISrEx sHAwrA
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
EAT Low rRIoEs
Nos sot to iU BROADWAY
s n: r. =. nc 70 9 S ssAER sss. sEsrrr
COsrwUArION :, :.
GREAT BAs Nj ~ SALE
PRIVATE TREATY
sAoau.s. r kARIGs o 1sb sAsor PURE.
R1 forming The estate s, q
formerly Geo BulpinJ
and W. ID Enlokt On
a''n''' ss;fsfPssl SsaAi street.
no" COZ 81 si' s:ssa. ss ne store
These combined stocks having purchased Of the Ass
BELOW s Il 81 at COST.
"A % :" ''s' UNPARALLELED PRICES.
70 effect q total clearance
Wv. PROCTOR. rrsn.ssrss.
CLoAKs' oL1 s.HaA GsSAE Esra.Y,n
we have now On hand superb stock Of Al the most fAaA
''0-0'' s'''s WI FIN CLOTH ARAB1Ass,
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i'm r sossos Y s. < g "a
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a MRRTCAu OONCEET HALL.
AMERICAN CONCERT HALL
AI BROADWAY.
st4 BROADWAY.
The question OF the day 10 who and What shA
seeAt the American Con Hall and the reply very
certainly N the point and gives the
place there the beet talent In the country 40
the eject Of The place superior ohor In ~
city:
AMERICAN CONCERT HALL
THE CELEBRATED ORRIk FAMILY.
TIE CRI.ABRArED OkRIk FAMILY.
TIKI CELEBRA1EO ORRIN FAMILY,
who have excited the wonder and admiration AL Duropa
and America and cAcused 10 delight the
BY their and elegance than 10 By hew
strength and farng which Tor them the tNlA
Of the greatest masters Of their An In the world.
Pk0r. NICHOLS AND SONS
In their beautiful and classic Srouplaxs.
L. sIMhohs IN his unequaed banjo solos.
". QUINN, the greatest bufesaae orator OF she DAY
F.SHAw, exiemporaneous ana comic singer.
II. LESTER fancy and comic dancer.
u. 8AYhOR eccentric comedian.
MONS LA THOHSE. The .reAiss Hsrcnies Of the ays,
Miss CLARA HARRINGTON
The Queen OF Song u the pspuar bAsda u a
Hiss Jenny ChrSains, Miss Julia Hamilboa.
Miss Kate Hamilton Mica kste HArris,n.
Miss Florence Mss kmmA MArsa
Aiss Julia Caris,lne. Mia Augusta
Admsxon.
PArquet,e 20 cenz; gallery 10 cent?.
X W. BUTInR Proprsr.
FuN appearance 90 A. r. SRARfS the cele5rslsd AsAa
psn comedian. Wednesday evening, Sov.T
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

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