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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-13
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YER S AL
G o o G H f EN- Ed 7
81 its simplicity and most perfect adaptation to all
THROAT G'sd lang Complaints, from fancy to old
age, asks for special ttentiou. So strictly are the
laws CT Medicine conformed to, that ask the same
freedom of In disease, its strict natural ea-
tureI that would of food to hunger. Both are an
alogous, and both untrue unless thew can be an.
piled to the letter. Therefore, from WBooPISc
CoUeH, the terror Of childhood, Bnng Complaints
common to all ages, 1T rs A-REMEDY.
"a q N e W E L L S
7 Q L y AN o DYNE
The Great -NsUraEgSc, SpasnOdsc and
$NerU0sss Remedy and also Fhe Great
ssf aMd only .NTetgr0I OPsNfe ever s-fg-
The perfect freedom with which Physicians are
asked to investigate this splendid and much needed
Opiate, by Formula, or trial of the Anodyne, bcth
OF which will be sent ON demand, and the free ae-
ceptancc of all who have used and also its splen
did results in cases of Neuralgia Headache OF every
kind. rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Ache, Loss Of
Sleep, Delirium Tremens, Cholera Nor bus Dysen-
terry, &c, de-, is enough to call attention. 1 ask
Investigation
After six years of trials ard Results the Toln
Anodyne aud Universal Cough Remedy are fairly
before the world, and trust all who know will do
ne the justice to investigate by trial. compare all
suggestions Of testimonials in the pamphlets to be
found with oil dealers, or will be sent " free by
me, asd then, by the real merit they possess, lift
On ABOVE al charges or tmputafions Of quackery
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.
FraStfcat E'hGrH8GcsatSss.
Ilhclpal Omce, No. 9 Commercial Wharf
BOSTON
- Sold by all respectable dealers evervo,bera-
KELLER WHITE, Wholesale & Retail AGENTS
epi' EVANSVILLE, ind,
H,VLM64! EA>u46Eg EtE-.Te5T !
H We have twenty foot Flag Of excaII.,,t ~-
terIal, for sale SCHAPAER h BUSTING 80
Inay16 No. 49 Main strastH
NTHR.4P BUTTRR.
u Just received this day, 100 Tbs uice fresh but
ter, for ssls at 121zc. 3 ~ at
VICKERY BROS
augB No. 81 Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17

Upwards OF SI3,OOO,OOO
nf Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co.
in the past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17
HTN a
Insurance Co. OfHartfOrd.
INCORPORATED 1910.
Capital & Surplus, 2,194, 10000.


rhe INCOME Of this Company is DOUBLE that Of
any other Fire Insurance Corporation In the
United States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17

CARRAGEEN BALM,
" LIBERATED POR COUGHS. COLDS, etc
va received. B. BOOKING, Agt,
Odd PsllowG' Hall Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17

In the Afternoon Session of Friday, the
Order of the Dsy-viz., The Declaration
reported by the Committee on Business
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-17

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RisLs accepted at terms consistent with SoVsucy and
fair profit
E5pSeidl ldteItiOHg given TO K1SHrancsaf d WELLLNGS
and CoHteHtSJOr terms Of one @. fire ysayg.
This progress Of this Corporation has been stable
.nd uninterrupted through Of financial sun
Bhine aud storm perodseVentEul in or exempt from
SWeepinS cOhhRgratiOns and maritime disaster. Be-
ing long established, cash basis the troubles Of
the credit system affect US in material particular.
Daring "hard tiuues' the security of reliable InBu-
Is imperative duty-the ability Of property
Policies Issued without delay, all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent,
Ofice over the Bank Of Wheeling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

Tie Columbia, which was telesrdphcd from
81. Johns on Friday, brings two days late
news from Europe, her dates being to the 9ti
inst. Her advices are not important.
The British Parliament rcassembled on tbs
6tb. The prevailing impression on the Cont
nent was that general European war cUult
not he avoided during the summer. The Frencl
army Of Lyons was to he increase,
to 100000 men, and Marshal CANRoBER1
was to have command Of $1,000 on the east
ern frontier.
Ii was rumored that Fiench frigate was +,
10 sent to South Carolina, At the suggestion u
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
An address had been presented to GARiBALD
from the MagyarS, inviting hnn IN action, ant
stating that at his bidding the half million O
men he calls for will all be ready. GARIBALpIi
reply is vague, and the genuineness Of thr lOcu
ment L. doubtful.
The Duke Of CATASIILE had been arres tet
at Naples, in consequence OF tao letters receives
by him from FRANCIS ii.
The general members Of a Bourbon Commit
tee and two priests were also arrested.
II was announced that conspiracy hal beel
discovered in which five bishops are Implicated
The Pope had recovered his health.
The Austrian Diet opened at Vienna on th
9Th. The Diets Oi Hungary, Bohemia, Stryri
and BalLburg also optned on the same day.
In the Hungarian Diet, documents were sub
mitted relating to the abdicatiOn Of FERDIs
AND and the accession Of FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Among the proposals made by Count CAvou
TO the Pope is one, it is asserted, in pursuanc
Of which the island Of Sardinia would be cedo
TO France, in order that the Emperor, followin
the example OF PEPIS and CHARLKhAdSl
might make il over TO the church ~ privai
property for the residence Of the Popes, bt
without compelling them to renounce the hol
orary title Of Sovereign Pontif.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

Sir WM. ARMSTRONG; at a recent compliment
AIRY dinner given to him in London, stated that
Ms experience led him to the conviction that
hc principle of constructing cannon by the SUI
erpo,ition of successive layers " iron coils
yielded into cylinier, was the best and to that
minciple he proposed 20 adhere IN constructing
runs Of the largest dimensions. Layer after
aver might be- indefinitely applied, and he
,ould scarcely see any limit to the size oi the
sun which il was possible to construct by the
Process alluded to. In referring to the import
mt question Of the respective merits posse ,sed
~ rihed artillery and iron-cased ships, the
peaker was inclined 10 think that, ultimately,
he offensive power Of the gun would prevail
ver the defensive power Of the iron plate; and,
N he intended to construct weapons for hurling
,onderOus masses Of shot, those who acted up
m the defensive syssem must do the best they
sln e. Withstand such increased power,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
Prentice On the War.

A seces ION paper says that the seccssionlsts
want peace. We Always thought they would
found wanting. .Gov. FLOYD exprsAes Q
high opinion Of rihed cannon. What's his
pinion Of rined treasury The ccitor Of
he Richmond Erdminer advises his subscribors
o file his paper. All this filing in the world
ouldn't make it sharp. The Richmond In
rive aid to the South. We greatly fear that Il
will only he cannon.ad. E. An eastern paper
ays that ''little Bon WALKER has I ei hn,-
ELF to the tail Of tho Cotton Conf.dcracy." No
loubt the Confederacy is u bob tailed concern.
=. .BARksrALE, Of Mississippi, who has taken
fiice in the Southern army, T. tho man whoss
zig fell OF in the Congressional skirmish three
four years ago. Hs and WIGrALL ought to
Exchange names. ....A gang of burglars at
empted, the othe- night, TO rob South Caro-
ina bank, but failed. We gu~s they didn't
Miss tnucb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

The NEWS OF the most mighty expressior
which was ever given Of thought and feeling
On the 20th " April, 1861, has gone on III,
wings Of the lightning to all parts If the land
We mingled freely among the throng fo'
hours among thsm--and moved about in ever
Suarter-and we did not see drunken man d
bear profane word. It was such gathering
Of freemen as cannot be gathered elsewhere oI
the face OF the earth, for intelligence, sobriety
solid worth and all the elements of high char
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL % i06l.
Daniel O'Council on Siayrr,.


mANr Of our reaicrs must rm"m'rr wei
tis effect produced in this country, by q sIsocl
v,sde I'm 1s45. bv the IA mons uI,,sh Ir,cr,t,,
- n,C'
%AhfkLo SoSNfLi- conuemhlig negro slavery
md calling upon his fellow countrymen in tn
Emitted States to OPPOSE its extension anil kso,
sI,.,,..,x.s fra, from any nor,i,,,,,,i,. Il, !,
%. ~,
Snit. oOoNStLi- WIN the pteHcieh'e VINO
b distinguh hing quality Of all great minh
s,~arlv foresav that the institution Of SLAYER,
A;,..,I,, .,,.,,o,,.,;, q, a., .,i,.,.,., ,,,,,,
A'"s'"" w Wv P''"''p''S WV
wh,ch the Ane<ican Republic was based, mus
sooner or later involve the American Union h
.;v;, A, .x,ract ~, ,v, n, ,h;s Tim.
- 20, , -,'N,
i'0m v ooNNSLL sPe.", N"' '"'e''S' All ''"~
60 readers. lie sain, III re'cteh'' I" the an
nsxAnon OF Texas Win Pf"-Sia''ry "ns''iu
uon
IHsaru WIN horro' 'he anheN,''"n " an
ctne' s,a.e state 10 'ne Hhe,'an ,hion' on
no gocn E 10 We "uSh, hy thr shgh'rs, adhlN
suie OF cyl, anu c"hucmn anu ! depi"re' an
denouhee the augmentation Of human mrrt)
tnat must resnI, ny thr hhneNatl3n vt nho'he
siaVe state. lheS talk about thc hohincsS
hr. foLk mesS"gs-in one point u betiay
arrant cowardice-i VIII not cond'scrhd
mince W. word. IN taking 81 slavery III IN
ra'ss, Mr. foLk has not Tn" courage to cal
~ hS proper name lie docs NOT speak
Americans upholding SLAYER! and posscssinl
Save, nut ne CLOSES over tue infamous tram
nomeslc institution. domestic institution
Mr. FOLK, u Is slavery! Mr. f",k ;
nncks'etng IN human hesh! liouh ch'ers)
~ ioa'nson', an eN'ctanie tItem,, ,
tnst makes man the properly nt ms 'el
nw puyhe ana -lhhs ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
MAIon AILssnsxn, OF Buffalo, who hs

y1tStlay moiuIOH. lie lcIt baltimore on 0
canal boat. Blk gentlemen who chartered q
canal boat there, on Friday, for goo, a,.V ar
rived At the Astor House, W lay. They rc.
port the condition Of the city as most fearful
Armed mobs parade the streets, compelling
oil persons to unite with them IN imprcca,iolr
against the North the Government and tho
Union. The principal streets are all barricided
and many Of the houses furnished with shutters
in which loop holes are cut, for tho purpose oi
pouring u deadly ire on to any troops thai
might attempt to march through III,
city. Mr.. AIJ.BERaEH who has lust
ri'cn from sick led, was surrounded by raol
OF dozen half drunken rufFanS, at the Eutaw
House, before he left. WHO cndeavorcd by a5u.
siNc language to provoke word of reply frou
him intending no doubt, 20 shoot him on ,h,
Spo,. had he afforded them pretext. lIecoulL
,"t procure a revolver Ia the city, every store
l. ling been empticd Of arms by the mob. A
prominent citizen who was known ~ a Unioi
mnn was compelled to leave the city ut sS
hours notice, taking wit him family q
eight chilorcn.' II il believed that no mother
mans life will lie worth an hour, purcluas,
there when the next gun fird In lIv war.
Incidents in the Dail, PRAYER N,crtiuu.
Al old gentleman wn,tr aud aid want
you I" pay fer iuy s"u the S.uhc. Amy
Wien uat SOU was horn, | vay,d cd tia, h
nj lat grow up t. hc good man. ur utlrrw - u "a
Cod would take him To- himself in his in.hn,,y I
never hoUgh H. pray that he might NJ, te 20 rc'c'.
Now y" h. C"n'missary General IN the S,bhcli
Ajmy.
gentleman said, wan, YOU t. s'ry F, word. !
sm soin' with my Regiment ton, rr"w. WIca Lac
csr'ed ,c oricc oi Chaplain took IN oath sND
port the Constitution oi the uniisi Stat = ud dcun
duty. Now ] am called to -, aud hpvc r,lrnt,0
mysrlf =" my commanding officer. Pln, f"r.e.
Captain said, wish your prayer. l heal {
oomr"ny I" the defence "i tie Capitol Some "f 10Y
soldiers ATE pi.us men. ! nm auSi"ys that al Z"
| them shall he good soldiers oi Christ.
| Asodcr said, came here n ltw months u,fo pnd
was then poor dcsrairing sinner. Heo ] inund d
| Savior. I may never see the inside sI tsrouui
Agar. rruy Tor me and my oou,lan"u, IA suurs.
Written requests were resl-rray ~" buys-
| young mtn-wh" wss luing tu tlut 10 their c,,ri,-
ty.
Pr'yr g" "n',nt @ seventh ssNpen', vow %
To defend the Nt,"uil Capitol, the on, s,u Of a
| widowed mother.
| Another ior helos,d boy WHO has s"nr f,rtl nj
| his cnuntry'sc cal
An old gentleman lot his two ,ons-l-lt yc-t,r,Ly y
1 k0r Wa.hrytun
| A mother who has an nm inverted son IN, olS To
| 20 10 Washington. Mothers do pray
| VIII the Fulton street prayer meeting please
| ac,,mpny me with their praycrsf l leave tnnor.
| rw with the 18th Regiment of brooklyn Through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

now To PREPARE FOR TirE cAMrAiGS.
THE following hints to our volunteers are
timely, and should be heeded.-ED.

timely, and should be heeded.-ED.
~ 0UE YnUSG hnI.mIPS.
/ Remember that In cimpH ~ mon men die
froui -,l,ncsS thnu by the bullet.
q Lur your blanket with one thickness of brown
inllir, This add but four ulucc- In w@ght and
doubles the warmth.
g. Buy IL sInli Iuda.ru'ber blanket tony ~ 5Ol
10 law on the ground ~ throw over your shoul-
lers when un guard duty during q rain storm. Most
Jf the eastern tlups are proN led with these. Straw
30 he uuon is lut n wHys 70 l-r ~ a..
L. Tie best milltary lrt m nae - the light color
sd soft felt, the crown hfng sufhci,nelty high 70
ailoS space inr sir over the lInn. You can tasten
4 up ne u coutnenta' in fair weather. or nIrn 10
down whei. ii Is wut or very rainy.
Let yor beard grow, ~ a. H. prftct the throas
and lungs.
o. Keep your entire person clean; this prevents
overs and howri complaints IN warm climates.
wrsh your body each day II POSSIBLE. Avoid strong
,Ofi = and oily meat General bOolf slld that tha
no ree use o these Il" yeti cr with neglect In keep
ing tie skin cleaD cost mnny soldier his liie In
Mexico,
Z. A sudden check Of ps'spiraton by chilly On
night air often causes fever and death Whoa thus
exposed do MT forget your blanket
"As ON BOIDuaL-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

A WEALTHY GENTLEMAN at Fitchbura
(Mass., offsrs TO make . present Of Sl, 600 /
each Of the several Companies Of the 9th Rsgi
nent, tho moment they are called into th
Asld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
tFov eAs Nssr Yoeb Sual
Ma~sac ac h,nsetan.
sY @. c. HOWARD


Nnscribed TO his Mother-in-lsw, q. L ~
= Massachusetts, who leaves this day q
dzfy.)
MaAsschusetts- 6rSt TO bieeii
Honor 10 thy faithful creed.
Fir~t n duty-h-t N fili
Al thy couinry's sacred oall. .ar
ne Basrs and Stripes enwreash Thy naas
FOREVER o. the PAGE of hsae.
Sister s,atss for freedom bold,
Leave her MT out In the cold;
While her sons are In TIE h2ht,
Bnvng, daring for the right,
Take her to your friendly y brsast
Worthy she 10 ts caresscd.
Enllcss honor 20 the day,
O Lrxington's immortsl frsyi
Again her sons were first 10 fall,
Marvhing to the CapitsIi
Massachusetts, be thy creed
fRllOn ~ the world In need.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
STEAMBOATS,,

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY STEAM 3
- ARMENIA will leave New York from foot q
Harrison d every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
q 7 o'clock A. NJ, commencing Wednesday, Aprf
9Ah, landing al the Intermediate landings ap22 IA
-
RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- THE DRAMA, DON CEASAR DE BAZAN, q
3sclock, 7, VI.
The New Drama CAPITOLA, or the HEIREss OF
THE HIDDEN HAND, at ~, Evening.
For Curiosities, sec Museum sdyertisemsnt on 81
PAGE, "
Admission 90 cent. chIldreu uaasr ssu, 10 ssu..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
ENIPa.OYMENT-Fcmnic.

A R1iFlCIAL FLOWERS - WANTED,
hfew girls, and few to learn. Apply at p Sack,t
n, nesr Nnnlirunt H. South BROOKLYN. 2O,2Il,3
STRAW HAT PRESSERS AND MILLIN
~ cir want, Il :! good pgosaCr sccu tor,sd IA ol
work; and good MillinerS. Apply u GEERl'S, hS
Third ace. go, J5,3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

As the volunteers were passing down Csas
s., on sunday, one OF the recruits, who wss soAaa
lv olad for a ssSl voyage, Vas hailed by cisissn
lie crosi, whu took his coat fIosa his oAnk -
gave it-that C.t6Cu was RosRAs QEsr, Q ~
HCo< p,igl, ogtue u. W, I.lml sostl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
TTOITSE AND LOT FOR SALE-EARF

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-RARE
l1chsnce for specnlation-The house and lot lls
South second s, William msbrgh,is now offered for sala
OF the yer ioS price OF s2sS. IL two ,tor,, has,
anent and attic with plenty OF room, lot % hy 100 VA
s1er IN II l. In an excellent ncighborhood " s wei
Worthooking NJ by those who want tpeGt
iaton as II tts very rady, and ppvs good per cent
are For further Particular apply on the pr mics
where all information can u" oltained pEn'r s.ih
~here m2y 2iae '2O0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

uOUSE TO LET, AND POSSESSION
~ given immedlately,A two-st9ry and attic housss
plank road 10 Jamaica. Apply to W. A. CQBB, 70
NaI 4, New York. P1lsl0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

HOUSE TO LET-IN WlLLlAMSBURGH,
H. In IN. new -tlry brick building, store and cellar
r grocery, tailor milk, DC al.o several apsr
Of aud two hedrooms, rent st. Apply on prtna-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

HOUSE TO LET, IN JANE STA HOUSE
In Abingdon rpuare, with all the modern improve.
nents-and liquor store In 10Th ave. JAS. JACkS
son, o. Ninth ave. I1hI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

YARNS FOR SALE-TIE CHEAPEST
l. farm, Ia the state-l0T acre. s2.5l0 100 acre,
t2.FO0i ~ acre., $50; ~ Hcrar, siOi 10 acTe,
y9uOO ~ acre., siO mo acres, ~ mn II rrre- ID
tlanfeld, S5.lDO o. cottass, large lots sod low.
Gall on i. VAIL, 2, Fulton /, from 10 10 on SahI>
lays other days In Flainhed Depot New Jer-ey,
ant 2l1r'1l0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

HOUSE TO LET, IN 1slst ST. AT FORT
1lwashington, two story frame house, ith guar
River X. n. Depot a Harlem River steambcatsfron
Peck Slip. Rent Slao; INQUIRY Of MT bEEkMAS;u "
Bowery, or Mr.. RYER, near the premises. 22,lAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

IIOUSE TO LET-A COTTAGE HOUSE
tchod; ten rooms hieh stoop, shribbery front
and rear situated east side Bedford fifth house
south Of Myrtle ave; also hand.ome furniture for sale.
Apply at the hOu-e, al - Nassau 1t, room I. Nev
York 2I,1S,9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

HOUSE TO LET---TIIREE-STORY BRICK
A1house-ali the modern improvements.h' stanton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

HOUSES FOR SALE IN BRooKLYN-2
II new, we'll built houses for sale In Il ooklyn, In Q
apod neighbOrhood, and near the carr. ono skill
nan stIett, Willoughhy avenue, with basem ut,
roorn.-prce n, lV' The other, q Cottage on VII
kouchby avenue the above, with piazza, roosna
Water, kc-yr.ce 81 $40, Terms easy; possession n
Sucr. Appiy TO WN MARrIN, Franklin ave, 18th
hou.r pouth Of MvIt,e ave l6.la4,J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

COTTAGE TO LET AT MOTTHAVEN,
- thrre minutas walk from Sd avenue X. H. and
reamboat at Harlem Bridge rent s2oo year, CO..
hge holI-e containing ruos, with extrs large los
filled with rowerr aud fruits. Apply bctween ~ q. m.
and ? m, 10 ". II. DELANCEY, Jr., and 10 Pine
Il \. y. g9,12o,6
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
u saie-A erucery and liquor store, with stock 4
fxtures, one of the bert corners Of the 10Th Nrd
ipunjrr MT 2iI Fulton t. 145 /.
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acre, under good alton, LAYING both sides ot
e road; win be sJld separate together This farm
= situated mile east tho thriving village OF ia
naicn, two minut walk from aud oprn-tr the W Nlilos
Tree station Persons wanting ialm should lOOs NJ
Niiliamsburgh TO East New York, thence by STAR
For pnricsrs call on l.. CORNELL, on the prrinis"s
jamaica, L. I. apt2ifc' 'h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

WORKSHOPS TO LET.
" Wen Lighted,
,c0o,s In building sr Tar Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

HOUSE FOR SALE ON STATEN ISLAND
ll-SS1 for q comto table hocpe, b ruom-, guod
cellar exc llcnt water full lot, garden fruit, shade
.1rSs &C. II minutes from Vanderbilf's landing; ner
cash, balance on b nd an MORTGAGE. lnqute oi Dn
4 WRIGHT, "a East Broa WAY. H,1IS,D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23
EARMS FOR SALE-ClIEAP FARMS

l. near the u. H. depot, IL milss from New York, pl
L., tract OF excellent ihfnnv land, all productive
oarn soil level, ire from Stone swamp, and lily
ultivated, Tor sale Ia quantities tn suit purchlIr, '
~ mn acre. Term, elsv. D.. 4. Bi'SCE, the owner,
CITY Hail Place CORNER Chambers It, ap> 1isc ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-23

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAl.E-bAh
gans In real e.tate. a hou~e containing . Ioomh
and lot Of ground So m ~; price T,ots "o pTIe
}900 half down. Several house aud lot, for sals q
hasy term also mal farm to et, and stoIe ~ OF
Soiiy y1sEpyi CciN'rF aDll 9laf'12l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
amnssntenis.
pARNuM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

So gree, has been ihs rush 70 see tbst wonderful
LlVlNG HIPPOPOrA1US
LIVING HPPoporAMUI
th's the manager hss R'op iqSssed TO i Ts,a him
THh 9aEa r.sF WoN1RR OF THE WORLD.
LIVING IN TIE WATER OR OUT or Ic
lie Is csiebreisd IN ihe bisaIe1 record. 4 the bbea
TIE GREAT BEHEMoTH, IN -. y,
whoss homes ,rong pieces Of brass" IKE bars g
ir who 'rene'h on and oTa'S a' rotten WOOD
Upon the earth ,nre /, nai his IssJOS ch Il snd ziL
Which sbow. him To be
THE GREsTFsr CURIOSITY LIvlNG
Every visitor him bo tho marvesns cea'5re
ia America his month the wonder o egeyboSy
WIG" '''I "''" rwo FEET IN WIDTH
Lerse enough 20 tske IN child two years old
ARTFiCIAL hIvEa, sWiaNIsG AS0 WALKING,
' '1s siEsas s sTt Hs Nif hsAB Bo kEfFPR
h'' curiosity HTyi2a yTIS Sink q sS S''0r' '0' o.
% sr, I,GS ~ On piS aAs s9&g5S 2SSEf MONSTER
a e ;SgS%A aAFSS E,%iTX %Ti5Sifsr
Me. MATILDA J. To.DT.
TWO s9PfRs Tss 'Disa Psimasc ma1isc yil PiElsFosMAHcEs
A'ea' of which gTOi9sfs t5 the %aT, s% ,Tp ~e' Drama
and 'n' ''A'o' 80 G66T5 jT;5 aH''ii At E SWAN
Makisg the M ittat scti-e entertainment In the cty'
Admission to all 25ceut. Children under H. 10 csn..
WINTER GARDEN.
w FAREWELL NIGHTS
Mr. J. 5. CLARKE,
Who vii appear THIS EN EVIyG IN roles Farmer
AhhsJ and roollea thus pe'enting the same nsh
or A WHOLLY
UPPosITE NATURE
NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS aud
~ MENAGFRIE OF
LIVING ANIMALS
Conner l4,h sl and Gth.av = doaing Palace Garden.
On THis AFTERS SO0N ane EldHr.
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
FIRST NIGHT Of EATON STONE,
The greatest barc-bicE ride iiGg
RiDERs' &C IoBATs and GYMEAsTs
SO PopasI At NJ los Gard.n.
The
EDUCATED BtFFAJOEs.
WIN he introduced l. the circle by their Indan Trainer
Together with hot OF other novelties
GRAND MATINEE THIS DAY,
C,mmeBCils st o'clock.
Also, on FRIDAY, aud SATURDAY,
At tho ssul- hour
Admission ell, only 23 c-nis. Children - ceu,s
The lith' Stages and ttLsy Casslop at The door
10th REGIMENT!
~ CALEDONIAN CLUB
The proceeds u the 5h Annual Games " tho Clnb this
wear, d5yOied 10 tho relief of the families II tho
GALLANT SEVENTY NINTH.
JONES's WOOD,
THURSDAH, Sept. ), 1861.
Admission 25 cents.
GEORGE CHRI>TYs MINISTRELS.--
M tuyvesant Institute, Broadway, neI Bond -. -
FIRST NIGHT OF w. AhLlNO TON. FIRST NlOHT or
A NEW OPERA. MASTER LEON, W. ARLlNbl ION and
GEORGE CHRlsTY. Admission IS cents.
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