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son to fear the consequences Of that negro SUI
premacy In the ten outside rebel States, which
is now distinctly foreshadowed under the re-
construction laws of Congress. We presume,
however, that a. the shortest way to end all
doubts upon the subject is to push through the
experiment resolved upon, we shall soon have
definite solution in the South, il not inter-
rupted by q warning voice from the North.
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Itwgu CEREMONIAL N CHICAGO.

Cmckoo Sept 3, 1857.
The corner atone OF the new Jewish hospiu. was iae
to-day. The ceremony was Characterised ~ due psm0
ana display, ell the Jewish orgsnizauopl IN she osY
participating. Eloquent addresses were made ~ nayor
Roe ana Henry 0rssnbssm N kKhsb. sna VeUrsr
5sydGksf In osrmaA
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Nicholas Ho.e-WHrI, C0rfoS SHARPLxY,s MINSTREL
AND VARIETY COMBINATION ~ A LIGHr AND PLKAsIN0
krIBrAINnENr-TRx FRENCH MLLlSgNs.
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I GRIFFIN 4 cHRIsrYs MINsrRELS corner OF Broad.
aud Twenty third streeL-Rrui0rIAN SoNos BALLApS
pANcNs. BusLxseCHs &c.-THx MEDICAL STUDENT.
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Averss Piity-slshth aud
WHY ainth streetsTBnopoRp TrcNAs' PorULAR GARpnN
GoscxRrs, commencing at O'Clock.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Nos 2 and West Twenty.
oar,h street. Much Coon NATUrr.
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SAN FRANCISCO ErNsTRELs, $50 Broadway. opposite
{hs Metropolitan Hoel-lN EfHioPrAS ENr.arAIS.
NsfURE yR0n L0Ec BRANcH.
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W0RRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo.
s'ts New York Hotsl -UNpnE gss GAsLissr.
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FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth stree. aud SiIth ave.
ruA-kLuADsTu, QusKS or ESaLAyD
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KELLY 4 Icons MINsrRELs, TO Broadway eppo.
Hte the New York Hotol--IK TusIR soSas, DAscrs,
Mcon.rkicIIEs BuRLxsaurs, &c.-soUrHsRS FLRrAroSs-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Brssdway eOrnsr OF BrOsais
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: TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. aOl Bowery -Coxrc
NocALsn MICRO atssrRrLsY. BUrLEsquEs BALLET DIVER
x,ssnnsrr, 4c.-BUsKsR HItL Oh, TAG FIRST Suor FOR
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ACADEMY OF Music. BrOoklyn.-CAs4r,
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kT6HTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, corner Thirty.fourth
street and Eighth avenus.-HARr KKRss Combnatio ion
Troupe; -sIscsG DANCING, BUaIxsaua AsD PASroxrHH.
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bUTL1Rs AMERICAN THEATRE. 47s Broadway
SALLE1 FARCE. PASroxINx, BURLESouss EruIoPiAN
toxc Arp SENTIMENTAL vocALisss. &c.-THr FHsALs SrY
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Oar Panama letter s aaSa Angus %. nssautrs has
tsss asussa Ussssdsd from W ppiues ~ c0tkfeN
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H0oLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Brooxlvn.-ErHrorIas
AINsrnsLsI BALLADS AND BUELssouHL BLACK BRl.
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! NEw YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SCIENCE AND
Arr. CABINET NATURAL HISTORY PoLYrKCHsIc TX.
vrfryIs slS Broadway LEorURxs DAILY Open from A.
N. TIL 10 o'clock p. NJ.
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A UCIION NOTfCE.
"A By HENRY b LEEDS 4 MINER.

"A ny hLNhi ID. LEEDS MINER.
-, HENRY II. LEEDS. Auctioneer
large and y, n private The costly
II saos e sssr .s.
:ce Of w ds1s wss Of
for s.e In country consisting private Of g.
b a% II sis'i
s si post 1873 wei known The Comet Wine imported
Also White sauterne Moregirae from
lot IN BE q se this anssU s nn:
o% c sosf belonging 2 the as firm q
Ss number Of years where the light has been carefully
the .ssn q
chassa ae 9% Ia nS ana :. found a the
e seuntTy Barton Gassers carets Poriac hedock
Snss La we ssl Z. Tour vim iss r..no 81
Co C.rs. Esehenaner Benecss Co. cars BoaIlac,
2pss o ss .Sss
s
Le a Rhudeshiemer Johannisberg &c, A
%e h Prnes Yellow
Dc s s.
Of the aShes, grade from to years cid Full
reserve % close Of partners deceased
IL
Samples At our store morning Of sale
AUCTION sorIS CIR. E zzs AUcrIosEER.
~ NJ s. sN col: e. Sas street, aasss0'm
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Timed and Enamelled Ware
Tea Trays and Walters,
Silver Plated Ware &c.
Caaiosues morning Of sale.
X. T. HAZELL 4 CO.,
AuctiOneers, 81 COrtlandt street.
UCTION NOTICE.
IA THIS DAY,
MONDAY, May 20,
At ii O'Clock,
Issse Regular Spring Sale
Manufactured Straw and Palm Leaf Goods
Five Hundred Cases,
in original packages
comprising
Staple Goods and Latest Novelties
IN great variety
Attention Of buyers solicited. Catalogues and samples
VIM TOPPING 4 co.
!, Auctioneers, l32 Church street.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-E ROTH, AUcTIONEER, WILL
"A sell at public auction $4,000 worth Of magnificent
household Furniure-velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
elegant rosewood Panoforte beautiful paror Suits in bro
Furniture. this MONDAY morning. Nav 20 at il O'clock
PRECISELY at l9 Clinton place. Eighth street. between Fifth
and sixth Parlor and drawing Furniture
three beautiful solid and black walnut Paror Suits
covered in rich French brocade brocae and reps
and Pier Tables Etagercs Corner aud Book Stands 2day
ments elegant Brocatel and Lace Curtains fine Collection
Of Oil Paintings EBgravings large Mirrors and Chandeliers
magnificent rosewood Pianoore Stool Cover $500
a. elegant instrument with round and beautifully
strnng full plate French action fun
rosewood and black walnut Bedseads, Bureaus Wash
stands Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables
lounges Spring and Eair Mattresses, Blankets Tea Tables
Extension Table China Glass and Silver Ware, Cutlery &c
N B-Relabo in attendance cart, pack and ship
o00ds for purchasers reasonable terms.
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a UCTION sALE-A. r. CONWAY CO.. AUTION

A UCTION SALE.-A r. CONWAY 4 CO.. AUTION-
GERS peremptory sale Of msguiacens Household Fur
slss Of vrtu at public auction the highest bidder with
cut reserve on this day (MONDAY O'Clock, At the
tween FIFTH and sixth avenuesElegant Paror Suits
cred In French brocate OF the richest description
Hncogneurs Cabinets Card Tables on Paintings BY emil
nent artists; Bronze Clock Chandeliers China Vases Pier
and Aantel Mirrors Lace Curtana HastAnd Sdsboard.
11tnson Table. superb sets Of Chna. 0ss Silver Ware
3s6ae Cutlery Lnen, rosewood and Walnut Dressing Bu
.saaa 1edste.de wardrohcA ComncdaA on suite seyis
1o0k6 XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses Dlankets Sheets
1s.t Eea Chairs covered IN green rspa Also Dasensni
ard Kitchen Furniture,
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
j THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED Stalls MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

VIA PANAMA RAlLkOAD.
Steamers leave pier ~ North river Of Canal street.
l2o'cl0ck. noon. follows:-
MAY l-OCEAN QUEEN, Captain -, connecting with
SACRAMENTO. Captain Caveriy.
MAY ll.-HENRY CHAUNCEY. Captain Gray connect.
ing with CONSTITUTION, Captain Lapdge.
MAY 2l.-ARIZONA, Captain Maury, connecting with
GOLDEN CITY Captain Watkins.
100 pounds baggage allowed free to each adult
Medicines aud attendance Free
All departures touch At Acapulco those OF LIST and 2st
connect 81 Panama with South Pacific ports;
ist ana IN for Central American ports, and those OF LIST
Departure OF 18th Of each with the
steam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand.
Steamer Of June IL will connect with the Companys
steamer COLORADO to leave San Francisco July H. Tor
Hong Kong via Yokohama where close connection will be
made with the Company steamer Costa Rca for Nsgasak
and Shanghae.
Freight through from New York to China and Japan 81 Is
per cubic foot measurement or TO ~ cents per pound
weight, payable in coin.
passage further information apply 1t
the o1ce the wharf foot OF Canal street North river
New York. r. r. BABY. Agent.
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RY HENRY u, LREDs 4 MINER;


Executors sale Of valuable Furniture costly China and
ether articles belonging the estate Of the late Ruben
Vthers, deceased. On TUESDAY. May n, 1857. ut loH
o'clock q his late residence, l6 Second avenue near 81
PARL6RS.-wiltou CARPETS. rosewood Suit In satin
Aamask crimson and green figured brocatel window Cur
tains and Cornces elegantly carved gilt frame French
Ylata Pier and Mante Mirrors elegantly lt and ormou
Chandeliers and soe Brackets rosewood marble top SIDE
Table carved rosewood Suit in green and gold brocate
superb carved rosewood * octave Piano round corners
SrocateI window Curtains and Corniccs Lace do.
DINING ROOM.-Brusses Carpet EnalisA walnut mar
BILE top Buffet rosewood Suit In leather,
Rxtenon Table bronze and gilt Chandelier eeg nifty deco
rated China Tea Breakfast and Dnner Ses elegantly cut
Glassware, he.
rcsswood Library Table -
marble bed pocket Billiard Table made by Phelan,
win Bas Cues Counters &c Lounges In figured worssed,
marble PEDESTAL DC
RECEPTION ROOM-Brusseis Carpet, elegsnt burglar
proof Plate Safe lined with velvet made by ~ Patrick
mahogany Bookcase. plate glass doors.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, blackwalnut and mahogany
Bedsteads Bureaus, wsshsand Shaving stands Toilet
Tables, Gard TabeA rosewood Secretary Bookcase
gilt frame Prey MrorA gilt Cornces Lace window Gu.
tains cArved uEngish Wardrobes mirror DOORS &c Nat
ussses, Pillows, Bolster. Pallssses Spring Beds Woo
Banke &c. decorated Toilet Sets, he; also all the Kitchen
furniture. with which the sale will commence.
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! rURoPrAv srrAMsHrPs.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. :
llqhH Ess s. SlI EAsI s ss SSf HsoF
Ian; ;,1ps eaas ss United States mani: !.
s EN- OF boston w s.sdsssS
SIF Y OF sA nEnns ss: .,ardsy
ad each oh .nd j.
s d. ma. sa .'.sa. OF s. RAss sSst Saturday.
= ne = S.s,. s
E'ss: S s T.;:
&c; :. modsrais rates s:. ,,......,
ss aa
information ,ps sSis De f D.s ,:: oe
& " Is srosd~ss Ny.
STgAN TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
s." York only So ...!sss jun.
s.s. % - ss:s s'I:a GOLD
Passage to New York and remances to ireland at low
Apply 70 WILLIAMS GuIoN, % Broadway and s.
RETuaN TICKETS TO PARIS AND BACK, $780, GOLD
S'ss%
M . is :-
cGS .p Lewis. ss.aTsa:y M.s 4
HEIyET Cant Gsn; TSSme.on hume
os Cabin ps and s Ascending 2
saloon.
Seerage passage TO Liverpool or Queenstown IS cur
Through passage London Paris Havre, Bremen. Ham
seerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, SIS
apply q the Com
yCHE HAMRuRo AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY,s
iron mail steamship rour.
Win sail on saturday S Hx \ MA for '
taking passengers for Hamburg Havre Southampton and
First cabin, SIPS second cabin s75; seerage ss7 So Oay
KtS IN 14r CO.. WIN sac e. 'H B. RICHARD BoAs,
Exchange place No s.rssys street.
Of the Inmsn line WIN sail from Pier IS North river AZ
ST. CURRENCY "'' JOHN DALE AGENT Is Broadwass
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC coMPANys NAIL
STEA4MIssaIPs s BET%EES NEW YORK AND nAvRE,
splendid vessels this fsvorite route for the
Continent VIII sail from pier 10 North river as follows
ST. IAuREST Bocsnde SATURDAY june is
VILE De PARIS, surmoni saurdsy July Is
PRICE OF PASSAGE
dncluding wiAe), payable in gold, equivalent in cur
First Cabin IS s,i FIS sfsend Cabin. 500
tipeudins railway ticket Furnished on board, go,
sasssss chsei.d through . Paris i'
These EH Il rs SHE
VAs1 SSSsss. 4 $s:
traveller. going to rs.ara9s from The cont.
asa. ans Es. rsn.S .a
crosng The channel besides saving much TINA trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE. AGENT % Broadway.
pms NORTH eEsxAx 51oYgs
s,.s ss: s Usss s s.. 1s %s';s
pier 'ods Of Third o csrs s, maSoies On
Bremen, u. SO Southampton.
London H.vrs sonss.mSsca ana B,e%ss a. the following
For s
t. tsssss y n: HAssA K osrndos
For freight passage aERfE CO.. @ Broad stree.
FoH IEHro sSsA SAI s4Es.s At QUEENSTOWN
ASIA i.s% i ss:, u! Il yi H.i My Jun.
Cabin 'A...e. .ossa SfG Second sas
ss s:s:.;
Payable IN gold or It's equivalent '
E. CUNARD,
~rr No. Bowling Green.
r oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
ps:;sse sic an
ATALANTA, Captain Pinkham. from New York, Nay IS
BELLONA. Captain Dixon from New York, June6
CELIA. Captain Leadel. from New York June n
rEX ,a 5ns from NsN xSTE JS
pier No North River for London, calling at Bres, on
Saturday, May 25 1t II NJ
passengers Tickets sold through BY rail 10
Paris First and Second Cabin passengers 81 twenty hve
per ceut less than regular rates.
Freight VIII be taken and through bills OF adng gwen to
HAvre Antwerp Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dunkirk
For passage apply TO ROBERT N. CLARK. rs Broadway.
For freight apply a. ~ South street.
ROWLAND A ASPINWALI. Agents.
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A BOOT . TRAvER, AUcTIONEHRs.-AssIGNE
"A sale THIS DAY. 10Th inst Ut 10 o'clock In the FORE
noon the Lease STOCK and Fixtures Of the CcshDE Honss
Clothing Of Ill descriptions. Also large assortment Of
bread Cloths, Cassimers vesngs kc Catalogues ready
ARCHIBALD SCRIM0EOUR. Assignee.
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@I5e GOLD TO PARIS AND BACK.
70 ASP ssoH E NJ s5fst atAsaow AND
EXCURSION TICKETS nhsHf s,,o CURRENCY.
THE ANCHOR Sssf IS
LIVERPOOL and ,c1Aseo% ". calling a. LONDONDERRY
70 land mails and passenssIs " =.
AGADIx Lees .s: .,nrS. June June
p:s sSss
Prepaid cer.idca.e. from Liverpool olssgow and Derry
Passenger booked TO and from Hamburg. HAvrs. Ant
sYsy !. 1s .s.. '
No Bowling Green. New York.
NORTH GERMAN LIoYD-ExTRa TRIP
The North German oyds .s1n.nR Mss laT s rap
VI. soornAsnhrr tTnRniAy, JUNE n Arnx..
sStTSST5s Gos SSD
usual rates. 70 SE tSe'a .fSgs. street
INFECT STEAMSHIP LINE
The undersigned WIN despatch The first class English iron
OTTAWA. Captain Archer
nEpwAY, Captain Harris
j I"ns s Sss = 4,
Tshins passengers at the folowns rates from 400
steerage 70
pOw
First cabin according 70 location OF snterooml wv
,,o,,pso. ficsrI. At
First cabin. $40 stecraee ......s'.... sGn
cish, taken at the lowest for Antwerp, Ro,,er
Apply to KILLER co, New York
No. g. broadway. NO. schambers street.
CTEAx TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
eg s c Sns gS e sy $ y .ns
packet a, sSe ioMss P possible BE rates. "
RSS ss'ss. 'S$sSoI HlR e ss,''
~ South street. or . Broadway. New York
TESsy r. ~ xS Tar Fey
CABIN gold ssss.s wiSss:SrS
B qsfh Green F F, ,. rss p.s &
broadway. - :" 80 = ctY nj"
ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ErsLANp AND
.ss: sssIyss " ssss s..:
North river at noon on the following days calling .. fs
sEs,Sss STAR 4 Ven s,ss s.:, NAY sss.
e sSf5Sa s ssrsssy july
and every farseo .s. ,ser sss saturday 'uy
rss' q p..ssiYs SIS P sscss gold 80
ssp.risnsed sarss ssa on board extra
vi ,, s gss s,S .
Sss ssSsss!!scss sss "a l. G.
FOR fa ;. s. cossrocRT fy% !.
wo,,os a.yS A ss sr Hsl.ss NJ
SS .ss .ss
~; ss Ale ; R. n;ls A i;
siSESS s s.s ss f e SssySs
arsst Ssv yn,.sd I'd, s sc rs::Por AssaI 49,.
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"A EVANS auctoneer viii sen in lots 70 suit Dealers ON
1UEsDAY. Nay a. - 10 O'Clock at = Barely street By
ts and common ware Glassware 10 also an invoice Of
aamaged By water, which be sold without reserve for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20

UCrI0N SALE OF GREEN HOUSE, PLANTs.-R. J.
APAULIgON, AnctiqneeE % ACKENBUSH PAUL..
No Cedar street. large collection Of green house
anA Plants part Of which being Of late pora
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EXCURalONa.

L,xcuRsIoN TO FORT LEE, OLD LAHDiKo,-rHE
leaves foot Of Chr.,ophes street daily a. 10 NJ nnd ~
r NJ SUNDAYS included landing Thry.fourh street ~
10 A. NJ and 2 r. N. Sundays
c,IpEwHEEL sTEAMpoATs DOUBLE DECKED
- Croesctts Grove other groves such - ae
NV H. u. CROssETf.
COAL. WOOD. &C.
fyoEE-es A CHATDRoN-DEIIvERED IMMBDl.
~ atey Also Coal and Wood o. the bsst iquahy . my
once. ~ Broadway door frvn Twenty thiEd syses
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HENRY H. HERTs. JR.. AuCT1oNEER
LII Sale OF elegant Cabinet Furniture.
TUESDAY, NAY ~. At N O. clock,
A. ssesrooms 16o Broadway.
Comprngs superb assortment Of rosewood and walnut
Psror Chamber, Library aud Dining Room suits every
possible variety All made for strictly hrst city trade
and fully warranted Q0vds erhibsicn
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DAwNDK0KER's sALE.-R. YIELD, AUCrTONEER
l go rear street. Of City Hail place will sch,
THIS DAY - O'Clock, large assortment Of Cloth, Cass
Geas: Dceskn Cloth and Cashmere Pants silk Velvet
&c. worthy the attention Of Dealers BY order Of j. Lynch
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RY MINER SOMERvILLE,
ID Al Horse Auction Mart,
Union square, TUESDAY, May n,
Several Tirnouis aud Family Teams Phsstons
top aud no top Wagons, several Road Horses,
Saddle Horses Some very fine
Trotting Stock, &c.
Full particulars in Tuesday, Herald.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York only So seerage
SATURDAY June
MINNESOTA. Saturday June Is
From pier 81 East river.
Cabin Passage $50 and SIS Return tickets $l60 gold
Passage to New York and remances Ireland at low
rates.
Apply to WILLIAMS GUIoN. % Broadway and s.
South street.
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iaALHs AT AUCTION.

81. DAY May 90 at 10Y o'clock the entire stock Of
and second hand furnurs CaIpes H. contained In the
street being The STOCK o. dsssr declining bu;ness consist
Carpets Feather Beds Hair Husk and Mattresses
Marble Top Bureaus Tables and and
other Pisnos Brocatsl Lace Curtains Clocks Pier and
Nanie Mirors, &c, &C. fine chance for second hand
furniture dealers.
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DAwHBROKERs SALE wATCHKs AND JEwEIRy--
y. JAMES AGAR Will sell on TUESDAY, nay a, q .
NeW Dewsry, SO otsof Gold and Silver WAtchea Jewel,
Guna Pistols Instrumsnts BY order Of r. Puar, West
fg.nu street
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-11
THE CHRONICLE
Pride of Cow.

A correspondent informs US that,
while on a visit at the house of a lady,
it one day happened that they were
passing the cow-house just at the time
when the dairy-maid was drying home
the cows to be MIXED. They all pass
ed in quietly enough, with the excep-
ton of one, which stood at the door,
and resisted every effort of the maid to
induce her to enter. When the maid
was INTERCEPTED as to the cause of this
obstinacy, she attributed it to pride
and, when surprise was expressed, she
explained, that whenever any other of
the COWS happened to get in before her,
this COW would seem quite affronted,
and would not enter unless the others
were turned out, and she had an oppor-
tunity of walking in before them. This
statement having excited curiosity and
a wish to ascertain its accuracy, the
maid YVES desired to redouble her ex-
ertions to induce the COW to enter; on
which she chased the COW through
every corner of the yard, but without
success, until she at last desisted from
want of breath, declaring that there
was no other remedy than to turn out
the COWS. She was then permitted to
make the experiment; and no sooner
we're the others driven out than in
walked the grati6ed COW, with a state
lY air, her more humble companions
following meekly in her train.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-11

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk to New York 40 Miles,
Buffalo to New York, as Miles.
Salamanca to New York AS Miles
AND IS FRoM
~ . to q MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-11
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPESTl
HARVEST Is OVER!
THE YIELD IL GREAT!
PROSPERITY ABOUNDS!
WINTER IS COMING!
AND NOW IS The TINE TO TO TAKE

ANA1a IL (O4AAAG-
AND Now IS The TIN TO TO TAKE
MORE'S RURAL NEW-Y0RKER,
TIE Great T01n and Country Wsek1y!
The Rural is the Leading and La~rgest-Circu-
lating Newspaper Of its Class on the Contin-
ent-superior in Value and Variety Of Con-
tents and Beauty Of Appearance. It embraces
more AErieulturaL Horticultural. Scientific.
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nal,-ior 1t comprises Departments devoted to
AgrieuEhTe. Choice Literature.
HorfteuAHrs. Sci7nee and Ar,
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