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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-09
FINkLE a. LYONS
Sewing Machines!

These Machines make the lock-stitch
alike on both sides, and use less than half
the thread and silk that the single or
double thread loop-stich Machines do;
will Hem, Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid,
Bind, &C., and are better adapted than
any other Sewing Machine in use to the
frequent changes and great variety Of
sewing required in family, for they will
sew from one to twenty thicknesses of
Marseiles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect, or from the finest
gauze to the heaviest beaver cloth, or
even the stoutest harness leather, without
changing the feed, needle, or tension, or
making any adjustment of Machine what
ever!
They are simple in construction, and
easily understood; and if any part is
broken by accident it is readily replaced.
These are peculiar facts, and will 60
far to determine the choice of any intelli-
gent buyer.
Please call and examine or send for a
Circular.
N. B. Local Agents wanted in Sec
tons moi yet occupied. Address,
FINKLE d LYON S. NJ. CO.,
No. 53S Broadway, New York. [ly224
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-09
Commissioners Notice.

TINE undersigned having been appointed by
Il the Probate Court of Ottawa County and
State of Michigan, Commissioners with full
power to receive, examine and adjust all claims
of all persons against the estate of William Bell,
late of Allendale, in said county, deceased, will
meet at the residence of Thomas Jones, in said
township, on Saturday, September u, 1868, and
Saturday, January l6, 1864, at two o'clock in
the afternoon of those days, for the purpose of
receiving, examining and adjusting all claims
of all persons against the estate of said deceas-
ed, six months from the 18th day of July, 1868,
being allowed creditors by the Probate Court
aforesaid in which to present their claims for f.
nal adjustment
FRANK J. BROWN, !
THOMAS JONES, Com'rs
WILLIAM PERRY.
Allendalo, August 10, 1868. [226 WI
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-09
TO THOSE WHO Do THINK

We say that Rad,oay's Ready ReIief is the
most elegant and powerful medicine known in
the world. This is not boasting try it if you
feel sceptical and be convinced. Itcombines in
its composition the properties of II difrusive
stimuant, an Anti-septic, n mild but effective
Astringent, and n direct power over the nerves,
neither narcotic nor anodine, that relieves pain
in manner peculiar to itself, and for which we
have no word in the English language exactly
to express its action The French call IL Soul
ogement, So much for its internal administra-
ton. When applied externally, it will be found
powerful counter-irritant, instantly reddening
the surface to which it is applied, and withdraw
ing the blood from some neighboring part,
where it may be eongested or heaped up, causing
pain and leading to Inflammation. 1t fuldlls
the indication of equalizing the circulation most
effectively, and most beautifully to minds that
can understand its action.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-09
LATEST DISCOVERY /!

Il BAKERS Sick Headache Panacea will
- cure sick or nervous headache in from
20 to 30 minutes. Any person purchasing a bot
tie can return it and receive back their money
if it fails to cure on proper application.
For Sale by ii. Griffin & Co., Grand Haven,
ii. Squiers,
j. Ryan, Croton,
Levi Shackelton, Muskegon,
nI93 IF Thomas Wheeler,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

The Tees Ne o., oak. ain ehrrry or sri elm
f~t iang str cies tu'ek sith tnche tAce thssrd
.fh t~s st'ic>
To ivttv-v e. u ka-i "a Lsas, IN III nser oAnt,
Z pefu & ih< iG.h ..s Of Svpt..n"sr ~
Pt,oa~hts vii ~ Ha'ie - Cash. On aehtefy.
ats vii b. dior iafts ,osr tsSnI OF q
sheto of Tbs ei iitre lot. -.
jon HaW Pr~-d al.
Adde'S N gASsoN. sap.ri"i nsi-ni.a
js2s-dln Csrnss q vias ND Man Assssss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

Bay Parson Browni,w is now installed
al Nashville Ne Spceisl Agent of The
Treasury Department, tor the suppress
hon VI Juggling aud the collections ot
u .l''','s. lie ree-'nly made big haul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

ETA man 10 New Hampshire had the
mi,f,aune recently to lose his wife,
over her gra,e he caused stone To b,
placed, on which, in the depth "f his
gritl, he had ordered TO he inscribed -
Tears cabinet restore hef--therefore
eo.p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

ETToclro dyspepsia, take a ncwnxe.
pu whiie hickory handle in it. bore q
inie In the top ofthc handle, ill the whole
with gum canptor, and seal 1t up Then
lake The axe and cnt cord Of wood NJ 20
cents u cord, until the heat Of the b n lie
l'sso'ves the camphor. Dose to be taken
daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

EF The III bic Advertiser contains
isrIe number If adserist annouu-
eng the seYuertrat oil debts owed BY the
m rchapts Of that city 10 those Of New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

EF As its cit:x ms. including the mig
gers. are all living under ground, We sup
pose thu, Vicksbnrs is e.e,ninsntiy the
strong hole Of the rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

na~What is the ference between q
ms ;h,evpus m 'uss and beautiful
Young laly O.s harms the cheese Q,
aud the other charms tile he's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

EEOycr 10000 men ir,m the various
mana aiuring abli,hments Dc. oi
Paleburg, are bow at Work on the FORTH
cations vi that CITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

@We cannot beh Id tho proportions
OF the great ship of the universe, for We
are shut nd IN the hold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08
Collection Of Pensions,
gickPAY, DISCHARGES yOLbIER'SriY,

An MI utber eiatm- sh.t thu Gy rbiDett upon
Lbr ~ 81 tzsaraLi, serMs
NJ sees ShArx. untit sait-txstots r-tnrps a-e re
we'd. All Inquiries -, aasii ~t ron, al
tsutioo. WV. 4 Lovk All, stLa~
,..ss. SEE. dsor W tsss 0acs tup s,ssss, kSoA uk
lAAit-A1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

~ Every Ri, ID Of Tin and Iron Work
in oar line, don promptly ON receipt u
Orders uayS-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

WAR AND itAcG.-fhe la-t numbel
OF the o,don Army and Navy Gazette,
n speaking of the war IN Ane.lca, sayr !:
War. Ike m iron bad. buds the Dis
corlant factions Of The n .rth--aye. and
the Jealous State autunonles at the S'u h
--togetheru now, and Il is only wte" tie
ciosp may b, ,osed by a dccett"t arms
re, ,H,d peace, HE mor'd raa 'n'ieri re
II f"rhs AZ pork. rend"riay eoerg mem
Der Of he Gceat RtpaLtic. :"
The Gazette hits upon the truth in THE
paragraph prncr, on any other ba-l'
thin that uf Upion. would unq1r~tlonabl,
be the signal for gen raj d Ssouliur
of all the bonds which hnve hitherto he'll
the nati,n together and n,sie it resp cta.
| be in the ewes of the world. Is II at nj
strange, then, that lie great u,ass of Tia
Amert an Ieopie should p eter wnr, witt
all lis horrors. tn pence invoking suel
resutts?-tN Y Times
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08
-+ls'-- - --s--.+s---s-------a -
~ Az CLAIMS.

..,x. ti,ert arce-s 20 The B.partme ni. WITHOUT
ay,ratxsxRnEDiATEA axhrs, The asisrssxiied
.t.r.dt., tue
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

Infection and vou cannot bring these
Southrrners b ok. They had every bra"ch
OF The Government in their hanis except
the Executive and yet they c'mmenc.'
this war IL is because they did mol w'sa'
In sny event. TO remain. that they
their pre- partitions to 60 cut NJ Ia :,
think Of slavery rs o'ne"o 'a'1 -
- -. ..n., AZ, else she'll oetray more men"
CT, u,st die, else it will make
nors wars. Should We patch up peace
80 rirh The burden of seryi,ude stiii
ri ing in The national existence, in less
ttsu ten years We would be making war
anew.
1t is wickedpess 10 make pence with
such cause OF dissen>ion trammelIng"ur
future prnp. rity. 1t is wicke'ne-s To
,icld up th>t Tor which our blood and
treasure have been poured on; with fer
,or and generosity worthy any age OF he
vnes |, il wicked, ess TO sue for matt nal
dishanor and national destruction. when
| We should be strui,ing every nerve and
deyo,ng every rapabll,ty toward the re.
insouen,ent of our NATIONAL dignity hr'niy
uptK its ancient thrnne and these who
are turned aside BY these seif.h ma,v-'
of narrow and unpatriutic suggestion viii
have something tor which TO feel relent
l. az selfcuntempt ms iong as men"r,
holds its power IN the mind. Cheers
For many yeir@, YOU arc aware, havs
held ideas OF n conservative character ~
this slavery question. have changc1
my views | now see the inpos.lbilit,
# permanent success in our republic ~
lang as any portion OF 1t rs Affected will
Tie leprous disease Fit er slavery mus
be torn out root and branch, or our Gov
eminent wirl exist un l,nger
A single word more, aud am through
Thi, j., believe. the f st time have
made pol,tioul speech il Cuy ahoss c"un.
Ify. am not quite certain but what 1
50 Ike here ia is4J. l hare received iIi-
vitstions to speak in oil parts Of thr State.
some fixing the time. aud some begging
me 70 say when I could address the meet
invs tina, might be called. | have re
ceived no less than ten Invitations I.
II ssk on tire Fourth OF .tufy. N mar
couil divide himself up for such ubiqu''
" with more p'ausiblhty, perhaps, thai
myself. but cannot meet all these calls
| shall decide nothing until | can arrange
a n Tor The campaign in conjunction
with the State Committee, anu then
| will assure gu, be glad to give abund
ant time to the canvass OF this equity.
! enter the contest with great hesita
ton and doubt, and feel Obliged to cal
upon my friends for sIi the sympathy ant
a they can afford.
thank you once moro, my friends an'
ncighbnrs, in bei,alfof myselI and tanhiy
for this happy testimonial of your resrec
and friendship. Allow me ia bid 20"
hearty good night and pleasant dreams
WAR AND ptAcG.-'fhe last humble
OF the old don Amy and Navy Gazette
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08
AL atLLkk VIM. D. LvvE
tLLEk a. LOVE,
.iTTOKNE u ut L.fW.,
Solicitors in Chancery etc.,
kco1knlx. Ao~a.

bgyicH On III Stro~t, n~Ht 4. ~ Ia the Post omce
Cup stars.)
win ,,sctiee throughout Ftt- Iu'ueis uisuitt
e-tstc aai rrtssnsi ases ~ all fats" " 10
ia o also tne sup. n. ~. .s.,.,, $500
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

~ Ex Governor Thomas III Hicks
Of Mar, iahd. II raisi,g company of vol
nnteerr TO serve under himself as Clpian,
under the recent call for ten thousand
mun from bis Stole.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-08

The Union candidate Tor Governor %
O.io was greeted by his ne'ghbors aud
firnds at Cleveland IN h's recent return
b me, and responded in speech lrom
viii h we clip the following extract,
which we commend to the careful cons'd-
Grafton of atl Democrats who would avoid
for themselves and their pesierity more
disgracrful reputation than even followed
the Tories OF the Revolution or the Blue
Light Federnlists of 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
professional! Notices.

IHARLES >. SPENCER, Attorney and
Coorseor At Lsw Proctor and Alv,cgto IN u 3 Courts.
No $50 Broad gay, NrwY0Ik Rerdeuco-No. ~ London
Terrace W est 2Jd.lL lbetween m sod luth-rysl
EDWARD II. DIXON. ". D.. Editor Of The
scsipsl .od Ooesstng and Consutiag surgeon. no. ~
tin Az Oae consuta9us TIE Oh disco 40 o.
The u VIC yiscen Rupture, Piles Facoere, ard listnt
,rd,ea ~ cured without he knife GlsuIe Oico NIUE
nor. d 70 T. ! to 3, end 10 . evenings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30
THuRsDAY, Jan. 81. n.

There Ia more active Stock market to-day,
sad a stronger feeling III the faocies. There was
al appearance of No = buyers in MARKET and the
audercunent ofimpression among The operators was
tia. hard pan," as it is called had been touched,
aDd that it was time for those VINO had sold Out 70
con,e 10 ag ain. These views may not be sustained
by the course Of the market but the leading buyers
have operated to-day upon this conclusion. The
outsiders also who realized at high prices making
their appearance again III the commission houses,
end feeling the way for another rise Erie common
opened at 69I, and advanced 20 70i. Southern old
was active, but weak, and the Western
ehacn generally had downward tendency
After the Board there Was dan market.
but at the Second Board there was strong
rally. with higher prices icr nearly every descrip-
zion. Erie, which had fallen back 20 co. reacted to
7Oi. Central sold ap to llyz, against llSl. Pacific
Nail recovered y cent. The Harlem issues were
firm. In Western shares there was general inl-
movement Toledo was IN large demand Al 81, au
advance Of 9 v cent. Rock Island advanced l =
cent; Michigan Southern common II = ceu.i Gale
"a y cent, &c. The State stocks were strong,
A. seee selling at 63, aud Missouis al 6i! Toe
,.oeemont IN Governments is moderate, and Prlcei
are without important change. AT the O'Clock cal
"a. rally continued, and still higher prices vert
touched. Ere common advanced to '2i Hudson
81, Terfe Haute Preferred to 67i, Toledo TO S9i
Illinois Genital TO 90, Southern old to 394' nc
tLe session was an excited one, aud the trans
ecrions large, with Only moderate amount
OF stock pressing on the market. The large blocks
OF Erie, which have been Tor few days past the
taclbas qpoa 'he MARKET appeared 70 bare lost their
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-30

4 FEARFUL EXPLOsIOS ~ NEWARK, n. j.
On W ednesday morning the steam boiler of the edge
tool mandatory belonging 10 Mr.. Charles A. De
HAT, No. ~ Adams street, near Ferry street, New
ark, y. D., exploded With terrible report, tearing
lie cngino-rOom 10 pieces, shatlerng tue main build
ing, killing instantly one man, and woanding sew
eral orhcrs. Miles Murphy the man who was
killed wa. about 90 years Of age. H was just
going into Tho building with grandson II years Of
age when he was bis by the main portion Of tho
boiler, carried through the building, ana torn 10
picces. The boy escaped with few bruises VIM.
II. Blake, the engineer, was IN tho engine room at
the time OF thc explosion, aud was found buried IN
tie ruins shortly aitervard.
lie was senseess, but alive. He is not expected
TO recover. IL the rear OF tie boiler and within q
short diriancs OK It a number Of men at work
on grudstoues. One Of them named Laird
wac seriously injured, another named TunisOn col
orcdt was badly burned. The building near which
Mr. uurphy Was killed VIA used Ia soap factory
and stable. AIou; fifteen feet Of tho boiler was
blown entirely through It, tearing away every
obstacle TO its progress inJurng horse, and land
inc about 100 feet Oh the other side. The engine
and boiler room were huilt Of brick one-story lhiyb
and 30 BY 10 feet Tie boiler vas about - feel long
ard the explosion shot away the main portion VITA
tremendous force. The cauao OF iLe explosion IL no;
vet definitely known. An invest a,on wan COM
rneneed on ednesday before Coroner Rose
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.e2,9l1,32l q
A papn.vlvania journal tays.

Tbs COMMITTEE Of Wsy, aud Means tn the Penns ylvans
gislsuTl nave aerdy decided sganst the proportion to
TsS uhe State intersst in rrbtendeI notes" and Mr
Wac. MI, proposition 10 borrow the Necessary specie from
the b,nk. al inr per cent interest" will probably meet the
same e the grouod thar contsyeues that portion OF
The Constitution which ns the power OF the Leg hue TO
borrow trssquarters Of million OF dollars Tho auonnt
Of tho .s annual interest is about million. but
understand the proposition Of Mr. Vincent Is 10 bor
low only Che smoJpt uece,ssIy 10 make the egstendes
equsl 10 speceay " a. q cent premium for sp.cio-some
$4,000 II this be So the constitutional inhibition does
not apply.
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terror, for buyers an easier money market has also

terors for buyers an easier money market has also
tended TO reassure operators TO some extent. AT
the close the quotations were: y. s. S. "a, coupons,
s7i U. S. Treasury Notes, 1900, lO29lO2ii o..
S. year Certificates, &c, 9ii 995; Demand Notes,
old issue, l4Si a l4Si Tennessee State &c, 63 $685.
Missouri State 6s, 6li 965; American Gold
l54i a 1855; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, LOO
al6Gii New-York Central Railroad, 1901 0l2oi
Erie Railway, 72ia72!i Erie Railway, Prefened'
1861 1l05l; TudbOn River Railroad, "!
Harlem Railroad, 81 S3i. Harlem Railroad, Pre-
feFred, 6S G8; Reading Railroad, 9O4 99l; Micn'
gan Central Railroad, 95i d96; Michigan southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, 59a59t; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana RaiIroad, Gnaran
tced, lO5 1861 Panama Railroad, 1901 $50; LIMOS
Central Railroad, SO 093i Cleveland and Pit'soufen
Railroad, 6S a6Si; Galena and Chicago Railroad
2ag92l: Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, S9l dS9s;
Cb,cago apd Rock Island Railroad, 0il09lt;
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, lO'ta
1913; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
80 a iOI; Fort Wayne Railroad, G1l a ga; Norwich
and Worcester Railroad, Sl40Sli; Terre Hau'e
Railroad, ca 06e.
The market for Foreign Exchange is moderately
scve at no Ql7l5 for rst-cass, sterling being nf
At The close, under ito advance III god francs are
3.32,G32j.
Freigbs are dull, and rates are easier for grain
To Liverpool the engagements are 3|,OJo bush.
Wheat at - 96id., in bulk and bags l3,OOO bush.
Corn at Old, in bulk 500 bbls. Flour ut D.; 6Oo
boxes Bacon at .0s.; and per neutral vessel 100
boxes Bacon ct Soc. To London, per neutral ships
100 boxes Bacon al 32e. I'd. In charters, we only
hem of foreign vessel of 500 tuns to Bristol, with
Provisions at JUs.
fine business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
S7Oi,276 I3-'or Customs $4,000; Payments,
s759 40 OO Balance, S6,796, 40 d.
The earnings OF the Illinois Central Road FOR the
third week of January. 1868, and the game time in
1867, were:
1h.rd eek OF Ianuafy. l6b3...".....s.,d6f.oft "a
Th.Ed .eel yaauegy l652.............. 1,S3J o.
ivf''v ."
Increase IN fret thee weeks OF jauu-
afy, looS...s. 's.'@f u
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Proposals.


OrgyiCE ~ Annr CLoTuiSG AID EaUlrAar, J
No aO2 Broadway. hew-fofk, Jsnuiry .. 1853
a AY SUPPihLS.-soaledI Proposals VIII DO
~ received ~ tai, ss uh l. o'clock m. on ~ EDhLS-
DAY tEc asa FraTuary 10 iarAsns ~ confAc A.
Inc Dsp0. OF Amy { 9thin. and squPaso In thi' city
l0.utJ Ayes.
~ 40 Hs'cAeN
10 60 AZ IlardeA
1000 Pcba1 Haudss
5000 sptass
5000 Indie lbbei Biantsia
500 Drlu- hssds battu-
boOJ Usum-llrsJ, snale.
$500 S,ts Drum ~Iarrs
~ fufantfy Kegmsntal Coors, with csses .
camplos Of winch lay he this cd % 90 which All
the articles every respect AID be sa6leo. 70
in. pccti,n b. sworn Inspectors.
biftsss q 4atity they wish - luru.h. aid
tire .hoest tlne u IN "a they make delivrrie BIDS
be- elned ~ proper guaranty ioF she execution
oil c0n''ict.
The Uo ei States eseres the gh 20 reject snJ poson
the whole OK tie h may % deemed o tue interest VI
tn service.
Proposals. should 10 indogsed Proposals Tor urn shnS
Ates Hsch,. &c - the may b. 1ni eddre,sedo
li-ut Col. D. Il. IN ron
is7tFi - q. a. General. L. ;. Army.
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Amnscmcilts.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE WEDDING DAY APPROACHES
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
uIIE nIfEEN IN REALTY
amuscmcnts.

THE WEDDING DAY APPROACHES
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
THE QUEEN Of BEAUTY,
will be
MARRIED TO GEN. TON THUMB.
TUESDAY. February 10
after vii ch = viii never be exhibited
ONLY A VERY FEW DAYS MORE. THEN
remain for tho public er Dusns the's 'sS days. sno
viii DO seen In company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
TIE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT.
from 10 o'clock a VI. TIL ~ D.
HER MORNING LEvEES, from 10 to II.
are much loss crowded and lnofs comfortable Tor
LADIES, CHiLDREN, AND FAMILIES,
and the Manager IL determined TO accommodate eyey r
itor the f1l e1tanto hv every '"e all tle atac
tiops of the Ma.eum. he has made aransemeut'''
GIVE DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES
THIS MORNING AT II O'CLOCK,
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
THIS EVENING AT n O'CLOCK,
ana the same caaas, elegant and strictly ulIra drama
CHARLES THE SECOND
wAooEmE5 III WAITING.
viii be produced At each.
MISS WARREN AND COM. MUTT
will be- introduced the audience shs stage between ths
The Drsu4 olch Performance wGeie every visitor
has excellent opportunity to zee them TAoy vi" also DO
on THE PLATFORM IN TIE MAIN HALL
Of the Museum intervals during tue day Aid eFthIR
This extraordinary p3ir Of human beings,
TIE SMALLEST EVER KNOWN,
TOGETHER WEIGHNJ OHbY 5ii POUNDS
constitute the curiosity the world has produced
MISS wAKREN'S WARDROBE & 20 extensive nat sho
appear. in DIFF ou dT5,, syrTy day and Ia eh's'7 seee'
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING"
which she ANDY exhibits to her visitors
Nature. miniature cffru, fair lady pVe seen,
But us'er saw before fror al hi niishes frce.
lis 10 wOnde. they style thee o. be'ulJ the quesni
FOR Euge ns herself mus. bartender ~ thee.
No wonder v tim Of love at hrs. sight'
The " Gsu-r. o." ,nucrce ed o. n-iney 20 Tsrei
Nature mate ed you ee.i. the match must ue risn-
And SIZE challenge earti 20 pioioce 'uc1 pnir'
Ap - 10 eoeu nj AL hours very day ard evening the
aEAED AOI ARIA ALBISD FAMILY, NuAI 10 iit
CALIFORNIA BLiRs exhibited md perfJrued by Herr
Du.,blrh LiNf,u HAPPY FAMILY. &c
Mr HARRISON. COMIC IMfROMflU SINGER
ape r. T. hs aimitable souss each performance
Admission. p cents Cliiirra uocer ten - csntA
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Amusemenls.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessss and Manage. WHEATLEY.
Of tbs engagement Of
THE GREAT TRAGIC Artistic.
uNrAnALLE1IstD TRIUMPH
SIGNAL hF SUCCESS
In her wonderful Per'ons,ion Of
THE FOHSsKFM
TIRE NIT OF THE SEASON
HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY
by II. elite If tue city VINO testify each evening their sppFo
FRIDAY EyENING Jao. 90
win b. performed the new n'e acs pay Of Singular and
beautiful Interest entitled
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN,
Arranged from the German u Mo,en,h expressly fos
MISS BArEMAN.
She will be support a ss PREVIOUSLY by
Mr.. JAMES w. WALLACK Ja., and
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS
AID company ~ artii expressly serc cd with view to
their fitness Tor the chsrsetss 20 be represented Ihis
Drama which tss becons ono Of the classics OF the
has been recently added 70 the repertoire OF ho
bu, will not BE- produced by that artistic in eher P1 OF
London until the comlos Spring Iheisore th9 pr1e 81
NrwYok will enjoy priority Of representation 10 tue play
over both the French ald Eegli'l clPiill9. -
NEW AND BEAUTIfUL sCEhhRY by MI J. IL
SELWYN
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL MUSIC, composed by Mr.. ROB-
m il Conductor ......vr HARVEY 3. DoDwoRTn.
NEW AND CHAKACTEalSrlC COSTUMES AND AP-
BY MONS. PaIAIiPE HND Dir. S. WALLIS.
THE CAST
will b. found 70 be Of unIsus power add compesnea'
LEAH Jewish Maidou.......'''''; IN :. 20 ~
Nathan an Apo,te Jew: .....'..'''Mr;g. "
Rudolf youug GsrmeH farmer. ......or f9%ln aoau
Fnther Lorrsnz th. Wnsy- Nhgi,rata. Mn w. D1fhe1
Esther Hermann tho Vsgo Priest..hf j. " Le1cfs1n'
Ludwig Doctor and 'e't r; iso
500 Country VI - a., " -"
Mlja,rns niece to t.nes Hermann MIS- b: y Chsna.
tf.ts,,. sseTet,
Abfan an Oh Il lad Afin..,,.,..,.Mr George Anars"s
sarah Jcwl.h We u. r. oillSn
In eoDsrouc. Of the great dem'ud ~ seas tbe putc
ere rssrecly infruod sae box bOA is low open Tor
any evening ddling Tie week.