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The New York herald., 1864-03-14

ITO MANAaERs.-Mrss JEAN HosMRR-THIs
young and talented artistic viii. conclude three
engagement In Boston Saturday uext whore she has
made most favorable impresson, and s nov ready TO
euGagementa In hrSt sass heatresfoR limited
Der OF nights Tire success Of her play. The Poor
Girl the Maruhoness and her Secret" has been de-
cided; also adaptation Of The Fatal Marriage" Appli
cations should be made 70 her Agent O. BERNARD, AS
Broadway.
pAnJo rNsTRUCTroN-BANJo INSTRUCTION.: :-BY
ID my aud easy method I guarantee 70 teach any
person play The banjo perfectly in one Lessons
the pp can pIay sight any tune aud accompan
rents singing Numbers OF my pupils are now teachina
with succa In cities Call and hear my pupils play.
CHARLRS B. D0BsoN u Fourth avenue.
THEATRE ROYAL MoNfRKAL.
i WANTED FOR SHORT SEASON COMPANY
rsres paid TO Montreal Call on, address at the La
fsrse House, between snd NJ. March Is aud Is
hAIh rlSn brr
or JAMES CONNER, % West Houston street
THE BANJO TAUGHT ny FRANK y. CONVERSE. =
Refers 70 the lowing music dealers WIN A. Pond.
N7 Broadway; VIM Hall Son. 5<3 Broadway s. r. Dor.
don 53s Brosdwsy and the minslrcs generally
Address. care OFF Y. csmpbsn 80 Fourth avenue.
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ID r. ROLLINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS roll
III. LIES will sell at auction this dav (Monday) at
O'Clock their store 4ss Canal and 10 vesy streets very
large desirable Stock of Household Furniture, viz:
Mahogany and black walnut marble Dressing Burcans
mahogany marble top Wnshstands, mahogany and black
walnut Bedseads rosewood marble top Centre Tables
hogany Bookcases two black walnut Parlor Suits
in reps; Cottage Suits Easy nd Rocking Chairs
Sofa Beds Lounges. &c together with about 45 Velvet
Ias ana Hpss Mattr.sses Boisers and Plows China
Crockery Glass and Silver Ware, Cutlery, Paintings and
Eugraviugs; everything in the way of housekeeping.
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A DELPHI MUSIC HALL.
"A 652-652 BROADWAY. 652-653
This hall having been thoroughly renovated and embel
hshed unprecedented outlay IL claims to bo the
MOST BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT
= '.' THE LADY WATERS
ere graceful lovely and intelligent
Admission free. P. McCABE. Manager.
NB-Wanted twenty young ladies to wait on tables
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TyRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
" EXHIBITION MILITARY AND CIVIC
RENDERED TO

lVRAND COMPLEMENTARY BALL
" EXHIBITION MILITARY AND CIVIC
TENpRRED TO
PROF. j. A. MACPHERSON.
BY his Pupils and Friends, at irving HAM,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH %. 1854.
Mr. Macpherson intends bringing forward greater mum
Der children this year, q groa.cr variety Of pleasing
Dances than done on any previous OCCASION
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and lady.
Extra ladies tickets 30 cents.
Robertsop Full Band engaged for the occasion.
n B-fhe Exhibition wilt commence at O'Clock pre-,
ciseiy and the Ball Mt 10 O'Clock
MATHEW O'BRIEN. Leader Of the Fancy Dances.
H. TERRY, Secretary. JAS, X MILLER, President.
AGELODEON, 553 BROADWAY. 6s.
M MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT OF THE WORLD
Tom gh burlesque OF Leave the Ticket Man, Cope Bel
Ringers and the Gobble Family. Tin pan-onion. Perfec
ADMISSION FREE. ADMISSION FREE.
Brnham, Solomon. Coles Williams, Brown Sayors Miss
Lew Anderson, Hattie st. Clair. Madame 6idell Ella
Thompson Clara Hutchngs besides thirty ladies and
in songs and gees and hosts OF volunteers Wan.eds 50
ladies In ballad choruses and to refreshments
the Of this establishment Costumes furnished
free Good salaries given GKO. HEYDON. Director.
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DYE. 7. WILLS AUCrIONEER-AUCTION NOTICE =
-. Important sale Of Earthenware and glassware,
wednesday March l6 At II o'clock ~ the Murray
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that he is sure to do this by-and-
bye"
Some time had again passed BY,
when Richard came one morning
out Of his bedroom, with quiet but
serious face. He had put together,
in basket, all the presents which
he had ever had from his parents;
and he now brought the basket and
put il down before his father and
mother.
Then his father said to him,
"What does this mean, Richard"
And the boy said, "Father. ! don't
deserve your kindness, so ] have
brought back the presents. But my
heart tells me that | am beginning
to be a new child. So pray forgive
me; and take me and every thing
you have so kindly given me-"
Then the father folded his child
in his arms, and kissed him,and wePt
over him. And his mother did the
same.
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"PaExlUx ON GoLD-The sub.

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fluctuations Of gold, wi,h0ut mourning enormous
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Co.rouxp FIuIp ExraAof BucHU. Positive
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Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsicsl Swell'"g:.
This Medicine increases the power OF lges
ton. and excites the Abeorbents into healthy &C.
ion by which the Watery or Calcareoas depo.
.;s;cn.' and ali Unnatural Enlargements are re.
duced. as veil rs Pain and IL flammatiOD.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weakness arising from Excesses, Habits
of DISSIPATION, Early Indisci Of Abuse, At
tended with the following symptoms "
Iudisposition to Exertion. Loss OF rover
Loss Of memory, Nihcni'y o. Dfss;%os
Horr", If D;scase. Wakefulnes,
Dimes OF Vision, Pain in the Back.
Uniyersui Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
Dryncss Of the Skin, EruptiOns on the Face,
Pall.d Counienance.
These symptoms, il allowed to 60 on. which
this Medicine invariably removes. soon follow
lMPorENcY, FAruIrY, EPlLEPrIc FITS.
In one OF which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
owed BY those "Direful Diseases
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION ~
Many ore aware Of the cause OF their suffering,
BUT .oNE WILL CONFESS TIE RECORDS OF TEE
INSANE ASYLUMs.
And Melancholy De lths by Consumption bear
ample witness to the Truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution once Affet ted with Organic
Weakn ess requires the aid OF Medicine to In
vigorate and Strengthen the System. which
HELNBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU INvAaIABLY
DOEs. Trial will convince the most skeptical.
FEMALES-FEMA Al
In n,any Affections peculiar to Fsmales the
EXTRACT BuoHU is unequaled BY any other rem
edy, % in Chlorosis Or Retention, lrregularity,
Painfulness. OF Suppression Of Customary Evac-
Gil oe ~
rus, LeuchOrrGa or Whites, Sterility, and for all
complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
from ludiscreton, Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or uspleasant
Xsdicis<s for unpleasant and daageS0us diseosss.
HELnsoLDs ExTRAcr BUcau and Improved
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In all their Stages At little Expense,
Little or no change Of Dict. No Inconvenience.
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II causes frequent desire and gives strength
to Urpa,e. thereby Removing Distinctions, Pre-
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allayins Pain and Inflammation, 90 frequent in
this class Of diseases, and expelling all Potion
ous Dissassd and sOOvSoSt Natter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
VICTIMS OF QUAcKs, and who have paid heavy
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were deceived. and that the "POlsoN" has, BY tho
use Of 'PowEayuD AsfaIxGKNTs,' been dried up
in the system, 10 break out in IN aggravated
form, and pcfhsps AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HELABoLDs EXTRACT BucHu for oil af.
fections end diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS
whether existing in MALE OF FEMALE, from
whatever cause originating and no matter oi
a0S Long STANDING.
Dises.ss Of these Organs require the aid Of q
DlURETlC. H1LMDOLDs ExrRAcf BucnU Is
the GREAT D1l JR ETC. and in cevtain IN have
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LIVE STOCK.

D'overs and Farmers will find thi. the most
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Yards veil wsssrcd and supplied With every
eonve"ie"ce, have boon opened on this line and
is connections. and every attention h paid %
thcir wants. with choice Of market - PhiIsdel.
phis, New York o. Baltimore - and vie Allen.
to New York.
ENOCH LEWIS, 0en'l Sspr, Altoona. Pa.
U. y. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent. PhiIsd's
H.H. HOUSTON. Geni Freight Aet.. PhiIa
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e Orders respectfully solicited and
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T,HE undersigued Offers for NE, st very 4.
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them.
Then the boys answered, "But
your father will not see you; and
how is he 10 find it out! If he asks
you' You can say You know nothing
about it, .-i& II
"Fie" replied Richard, shat wo'd
tie a ne, and my cheek. would turn
red and soon betray me-"
fhen the oldest said, .Richari is
right. just listen; ! know another
way. Look here, Richard. Let us
pick them; then you can say you
did not DO it,"
Richard and the others agreed to
tins. So they broke off the fruit,
and shared it.
AS soon as it was getting dusk,
the boys went home. But Richard
was afraid 10 meet his father; and,
whenever he heard the house door
opened. he was frightened, and be-
gan 10 tremble.
AT last.hi father came. and when
Richard heard is footsteps, he ran,
as quickly as he could, to the other
SIDE OF the gaden, where his own
little garden was. But his fa,he,
went and saw how the young tree.
mad been stripped, and called:
kichasd, Richard! where are
your. s
When the lad heard his own name
ne trembied still more from fear
And his father came to him, ane
said
sis this the way you keep you
birthday and are these the thank.
I-reeieve, that you rob my treesr
But Richard replied, 81 have no
touched the trees, father. Perhap.
one etthe boys did it."
.'l)e you still want to deciev.
your father."
And the boy turned paIe, and trem
o'ed, and, with tears, confessed tn,
whole But his father. said
.From this time you are never Il
go into the garden again.
With this, his father left him.
But Richard could not sleep al
night; he felt miserable as he wa
lying in the dark; he could hear hi
heart beat; and, whenever he wa
fah'ns asleep, he was frightened b,
dreams. This was the worst nigh
ofhis life.
The next day he looked pale ant
wretched, and his mother began I,
grieve for the boy. So she said Il
his father
"Look how Richard is taking i
to heart, and bow low-spirited he is
The locking up Of the garden is I
sign to-him that his fathers heart
locked up against him too"
The father said, "That iswhat
wish. That is the reason that
locked up the garden"
'But, them" said his mother, 81
is SO bad a beginning 10 the new
year of his life."
T"h will for that very reason b.
the happier afterward," was tn,
fathers reply.
Alter q few days, the mother sait
again 10 the father
IL am afraid Of Richards despair
ing Of our loving him again."
"Thers is no fear Of that" reptile.
the father; 'his own guilty hear
will assure him Of the contrary
Hitherto he has enjoyed our love
Now let him learn how to know
and admire it, that be may recove
ii again.
"Bui," said. the mother, "does no
it seem 10 him now TO be somewha
serious and stern"
.Thatis true" answered the faith
er; .Gor it appears. as justice ant
wisdom. Bot let him learn in thi
way, through the consciousness o
his sin, to fear and honor it. Anc
in due time it will appear TO hin
again in lis original shape, and he
will again, without timidity, call il
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CASH PURCHASERS:
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200 Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
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500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee:
1000 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
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The Penn's Central Railroad also conuec,s a,
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Merchants and shippers ensrustns the trans.
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t1Be particular to mark packages VIA Penny.
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OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS

We say g al. buy tssss Of . IN.
Nursery. Trees raised in this 81; ~
climate are the only ones tia, vilI n,
for setting out: You who have bo,si.
from the East know BY experiepee.
Our stock consists - follows:
Apple trees from ysarlinps % ba,,.
ing size; Pears, Pluns. Cherry. Pe,eI-
Apricot. Nectarine. Grapes, Blsekbs,;s.'
h.sPoerries, Gooseberries, Stnvbsr.
ries. Ornamental Trees, Shrub. ~.
Khnbarb. Asparagus. DC.
We will take Grain. Stock or La,6
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Sad a.
a catalogue and price list. Once ,,5
depot between Ssh and 9th street. :.
Kansas Avenue. Immediately north q
the Commercial House. Atc6isou. Kan
sas.
October IA. 1861. octa6-1af
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PARABLE FOR CHILDREN.

The following parable, translated
from the German of krummacher,
illustrates very important truth
We extract il from the National
Magazine
On fine Autumn day, Richard
waskeeping his twelfth birthday. He
was the son of kind and pious par
ents,who had given him large num-
Der of presents Of different kinds land
had allowed him to-day to invite q
party Of friends.
They were playing together in
The garden, in which Richard had a
small garden Of his own, with flow
ers and fruit trees in il. On the gar
den wall there were growing some
young peach trees, (which were bear
ing fruit for the first time. The fruit
was just beginning to ripen, and the
red cheeks were showing through
the delicate bloom which covered
them. They looked SO beautiful
that the boys began to long for
them.
But Richard said. any father has
told me not to touch these peaches;
for it is the first fruit which the trees
have borne. have all sorts Of fruit
IN my garden. Let US all 90 away,
or we might BE- tempted 10 pick
them"
Then the boys said, "Why sho'd
we not taste them! To-day you are
king OF the garden, and no one else.
BESIDES is not this your twelfth
birthdeya-You are a year older TO-
day. You don't mean always to be
a child in leading strings do you'll
Only come into our garden! No
one tells Us not TO pick things
there"
But Richard said, mo; come with
me. Father has told me not to touch
them. -------------
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In maay A. Eecsioas peculiar to Fsmales the
EXTRACT BvoHu is unequalcd BY any other rem
edy, % in Chlorosis Or Retention, lrregularity,
Painfulness. or Supp cssion Of Customary Evac.
uaiions, liberated or Scirrhous state Of the Ute
rus, Leuchorrea or Whites, Sterility, and for oil
complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
DECLINE or CHANGE Of LIFE.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-18
STATE OFlOWA, | g 9
Ho1rdrd Countu,

Original Notice to Jokn Hartwell
SIR: You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Howard County, Iowa, q
petition of of Amos D. Combs claiming of
you the sum of one hundred and seventy
dollars and seventy five cents and interest,
as money due him from you, on your prom
issory note executed by you ut Usage. Iowa,
on the 18th of May, 4. D. 1883, for the sum
of one hundred and seventy, dollars and
seventy five cents and interest at ten per
cent and delivered to him and payable one
year from date. And he also claims the
foreclosure of 4 mortgage executed by you
on the west half of the south west quarter
and the north east quarter Of the south
west quarter of section nineteen, township
one hundred, range thirteen. And now I'M
less you appear at the next term of said
court to b, held on the second Monday AT
tor the third Monday in January A. D. 1865,
and answer the said petition on or before
nosn Of the second day thereof your default
will be taken and judgment & decree enter
ed thereon.
Dated November, 10. A. D. 1854. III ~.#'
C.E. BERRY, Atty. for P!f.
SO cts Int Rev. st. affixed and cancelled.
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& Gard to lnvalids.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as q missionary, discovered safe
aud simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train sf disorders brought on by baneful
and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any ono who needs it,
Free Of Charge.
Please incle.e stamped envelope address
cd to yourself. ADDRESS ,..-...
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
STATION D, 81 BILE HOUSE,.
f.ss ' Neu York CITY.