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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23
Southern Retort.
The Charleston Mercury says Of The Ne,

The Charleston Mcrcwy says Of The New
Hampshire snake girl:
"Snppose that some Southern STAKEHOLDER
rad taken The meanest and most worthless of
his slaves, and had forced her, by the cruel ex-
ercise OF power, 10 submit to the discipline of
learning TO handle such a loa.hsome and terri.
bic reptile, and, under a transparency false
preteIt of fascination, had made her exlibet
before The public for money! What a howl
oil outraged humanity there would have gone
up from Greedy and ali his crew. The con.
demnation is moderate when it is a New Hamp.
shIre farmer thus sacrificing his own daugh.
ter"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE I'LEcTIoys-STuI
BETTER FOR THE DEMoCaAcY. The Know
Nothing majority for Governor in Kentucky is
still falling, and has almost got down to Zero,
The Louisville Times OF the l7th has returns
reported frcm ali the counties in the State, and
MoREnEAD'S majority is only 3,6G2. The Dam
Ocrat, makes il. 0 $500. In Tennessee
JOHNSON, Democrat, will have over two thou,
sand majority, and five Anti.K. MS and Dem.
OcLats are elected 10 CONGRESS 10 five L. Ms.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

UTo persons DESTROYS ofpractising econo-
my in Clothing we would recommend the
splendid store Of Sprague & Cos, No. 10 East
Fourth street. The great extent OF the Store
and wareroomS, the taste with which they are
fitted up, and the cost, beauty and magnif.
cence Of their extensive stock of Goods, all
c~onspire 10 give this establishment the mos.
prominent position in The city. The supply
of Boys Clothing is rich, varied and extensive
and every article is sold at a price so moderate
to suit the pockets Of all. Sprogue's is the
place 10 purchase Clothing.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

1UTNo wonder That the e itor OF the Regis
Ter felt indisposed, after emitting from his fou
stomach such n batch OF filth and lies as {
has m this weeks Regisler-il would be
enough 10 indispose a buzzuct that had been
feaSting on carbon for a week, 10 be relieved
OF such matter. !ho~ the intelligent readers
of that paper, must be edited ? But such
stuff vii not answer to divert The people OF
Preble county, from the base, hypocrical and
pucillonimous course the Register and IFS con-
temptiLle editor are pushing. He may cri'-
icise as he pleases, bat he dare rot suY That
the Register did not, a short time ago, stigma.
tie CHASE, oS a "MOUSING SMALL-BEER
PATRIOT" and the Free Soil party as
SHAMELESS TRADERS FOR sPOILS p
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23
REMOVAL.

The office of the "Eaton Demo
crat' has been removed to the Sc
cond story ofthe brick building west
of G. Vanausdal & Co.'S store, where
all kinds of Job Work will be done
up with neatness and dispatch.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23
How They Expect to Elect Chase.

The Cleaveland Plain Dealer says, very,
Truly, that the FusioniSts base their homes NJ
Chose's election upon the knowledge that ali
lhe MAINE Law and prohibi,ory liqour men
VIII support him. Chase is in favor of the
Maine Law, and runs os its candidate, He
and his friends ore not even satisfied with the
present statute, but would rene al IL, and sub-
stltute that OF Maine, with its fines and impris-
onment, search warrants and con6scation prin-
cciples, in its place. II is important that the
TACT should be generally known, thst a vote
Tor Chase is a vote for the Maine Law.
VI The Tact above stated there can be M
doubt. 1t is not forgotten that the late free
soil party claimed to be par excellence, The
ultrlas'S OF The temperance NOV. ment. But
with q knowlede OF the deplorable stale of
OF things produced by that form of fsnsticism
IN New York, Maine, and else where. the
the Maine Law was denied q place in the Mai.
form adopted by the Fusion Convention, Al
Columbus. :
y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

u"Godey's Lady's Book" for September
is upon our table, and if everybody didn't
know the superior qualities of this book we
might attempt 10 tell them. Published in
Philadelphia by L. A. Cooley, at SO per an
nun, in advance.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

Grlt is surprising how the people flock 10
Balls Daguerrean Gallery, No. 10 Fifth
street. How he accommodates them ell is a
mystery to US; but that he does so, and that
10 their entire satisfaction, is beyond Doubt
HIS Pictures are really fine, his Artists being.
of the first order. OF merit.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23
EATON, O., AUG 2S, 1855.

Governor,
William NIediIl.
Lieutenant Governor,
James Myers.
Supreme Judge,
II. ID. Warden.
Auditor,
w. ID. Morgan.
Treasurer,
John G. Breslin.
Secretary of State,
William Trevitt.
Attorney General,
George w. McCOOk.
Board of Public Works,
James Ii. Stccdman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

p"Peterson's Magazine" for September
has arrived, filled as usual with choice read.
ing, magnificent engravings andthe latest fash
ion-plateS. This Magazine is The best monthly
published for the price in the Union. Price
$500 per annum, in advance.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

MAINE.-Tbe Boston Post says the Know
Nothing lodges in Belmont, Maine, have shut
up shop, and burnt The records Of their infamy.
SO have the Know otbings in LincOinville.-
It looks very much as though Maine would
right herself in September.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

0JThe Louisville Courier say that mum.
Der OF Germans OF means and property have
already dispatched a committee OF three 10 10.
cate lands for them in Kansas where they will
build a city, moi, however, 10 be called Louis
vile.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

UrThe Philadelphia Ledger says that the
circulation Of that paper for the past month
has averaged sixty thousand, three hundred and
seventy nine per day.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

F-If any of our subscribers wish 10 pay
their subscription in wood, we will be glad 10
receive it any time. Bring II along as soon as
possible.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

RIDICULOUS. --For a Fusion paper which
supports a ticket representing Know Nothing
ISM Freesoilism and Whiggery, 10 speak Of
"triangulor parties"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23
TO D~VERTLSERS.

Persons ,oishing to adrertise should remem-
Der that the "EatOn Democrat" has the largest
circulation Of any paper in the county.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

0'h late census OF Minnesota Territory
shows il To have a population OF SO, 600. Less
than 1000 more inhabitants are required 10
enlltIe her to admission as a State. They
no disposition yet 10 assume the expense
oil State government, as at present all gov
expenses are paid out Of the Federal
Treasury.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

U'The Democrats and Anti Know Nolhings
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, have present.
The senior editor Of the Nashville Union with
a handsome service Of silver plate, as a token
OF their appreciation of the services rendered
to their cause by the Union during The late
canvass, which resulted in such a brilliant
Democratic triumph.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23

TIE RECENT Observation-Disclosures OF Con-.
GREss.1Ther recent Southern election for mem:
oers Of Congress thus far show the following
aggregates (:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-08-23
Gov. Shannon.

We rejoice 10 learn that The President has
appointed Gov. Shannon, Of this State, Cover
nor OF Kansas in place Of J. L. Dawson, who
declined.
This is an appointment that is eminently
hi 10 be made. Gov. Shannon has all The req
uiSltions 10 make an excellent Governor of
that territory, and we trust he may except of
The appointment. lfGov. S., accepts the ap.
polntment, we shall hear of no more Missouri
rnffianS controlling the ballot box. That's
Sure.-Er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12
MEDICAL


THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF TIN
Ae-hR Kennedy, Of Rexbu-y, has disoovered II
kind Of hunsr from Tho ssernlA sows TO
He has tried in over 100 csses srI never sed except
in two thunder hunts. He haze NV in his poe
session over ave hundred certificates Of It's vrsu all within
lwcbo:tss warranted TO . rurs,ns mouth.
TO thee BOTTLES win erse tbo -orss fLd sTimrlss
Twosc .srs. BEETLE. win cure the system Of sOls.
Three TO ave Soslss The
one e two bottles ere WARMED to ell hunor in the
Two botses warranted running Of me syss and
-four TO SIX essss are corrupt and
oSo sosfis win cs,. ssay eruT.,on q thosk,z.
Two three 1sses warranted 20 ou-e he worst
shres bottles warranted the nest dee
perate case Of Eheumsti,m.
three 20 four eo.:lss warranted e core the salt
five 10 eisbt so.,l.s - tho fsoreuis
perfeo, 10 warranted whom the above gusatty 70
sesier, pssGlsa ever shoussad o..l sf,Es in the
vicinity Of Bosson effects Of 80 IN every
v.s VIZ 1pss:s Fs s = ss .ass AN sno sf ss
YER trial IL aiu,ys speaks for se There twe thngs
sess
q: Sssn n a.1 :. nni an
der idea Of .ho ssdden rse and great POPULARITY
AZ ~ soid .seu bottles tiles p. Day &
over thousand BOTTLES pr dey Of IT, No change Of diet
9 sa sa
drsn years desser. ss,orfui children rom i've 20
s1 year. 4. ;ss 80 o. ss .. spRs
. .s.s r sss sss
Kennedy Nc. rs warren street Relsrry Mass Free %
s % :s s ss 81 Bsss.g ., ss e. i''
.. SANDS No IA ralsos s.rsesi Msiss Nor.hrop $50
esys R ;sas't amber. v iT ,'s'
EIssh, ',,.s sESs..s ssssi.. g: Nader :.,
Co. MaSer isIc ord re;cd BY al yerSceseks tyvss.st
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n nss s1AIss
larger so%s o. sIs IA Sss
q s:s ana rs s:%
esn, who would DO vs oa and see the hoass I6srs
ven taken Of The boat. leave the loot whisshs
GREEN GROVE MANSION, KEYPoRr-sITUArED
q:
ii i ssas T e
insured Term. moderate Every facility offered for bath
.yp o: : ss sss's sy
:.Is ns1sss ~
street. ssr 81 or sns apsy 70 Mrs.
MOUNT PAVILION VII, ON STATEN Is, ISLAND, At GUAR
M sas and Ss ss q ID
on
MONMOUTH HOUSE, AT UNION CITY, NEAR KsY.
Ing 10 the best ON the shores large airy nicely
as
NEW YORK BAY HOTEL ex MILES FROM JERSEY
S s on s:s:S R' nr r
rrsss. to ssd rom house 70 osy open or psr
The house. or to
NEW ROCHELLE PAvILIoN.-FAMILIEs AND SIM
gle persons can now secure pleasant recommendation
the New Haven several times
dsy good stabling Persons requestod to call the
Pavilion, or to PATERSON HUMPHREY, $40 Broad.
way.
D0CKAWAY SEA BATHING-IHE PAVILION HO
Ii tel will be opened the 10th OF June. This
shment greatly enlarged and comprises
for families single and number OF cottages the
furnished with without board 1t the hotel Sta
houses and saloons for exercise and
Rooms be selected At the hotel plans seen No.
Cn street. New York Cars in esnnecon with stages TO
and o'clock returning ct 10 765 846 A. M and 2l0
and sos p. M. JOHN GEO. BAINBRIDGE.
THE COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL STREET,
viii let with board, parlors and suites OF rooms,
fronting the North river reasonable terms. For fam
lies the location 10 desirable Also single
TALLMAN MAPES. Proprietors.
GUNNER RETREAT.-THE MEDHURST FARM AT
- Centreport Long Island open for the reception
gentlemen and families Of respectabty This beauful
and healthy place three hours from the CITY, and Ia tua
ted the the sound Has excellent boating bath
ing, and fishing. &C. The accommodation cannot be
passed. For further particulars apply to ANDREW EADIE
Jr., Esq III Fulton street, up stairs.
WORK. FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Ludgate Hill, London.The above house is centrally
stuated has an excellent coffee twelve private
good smoking cold and shower baths always
ready night porter in attendance fixed charge
wants The New York Herald Is fled THOMAS QUAR-
TERMAINE also proprietor Of the Crown and Soepr and
Ship Greenwch) tenders his grateful to hs
American friends the fAvors he has long enjoyed
their hands and socits their continued patronage and
cemmendation.
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A hERTU PER STEAMER PACIFIC, To SAIL l3Tu
N can he had for lady 10 Of the best slater Ad
srss stating where an interview can BE- had box3D Pest
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MATRINoSIAL.-AY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TWENTY
M ak years Of age, with refined moving IN
good society and who IL able provide ks wife oomorta
bic homo wishes 20 make the acqantance younr LADY
Bowcy. -
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ATATRlMONY.-AN AMERICAN, GENTLEMAN a
wi years Of age OF wealth and rsspectabity wishes
make the acquaintance Of lady kind dspositor
and suitable ase, with view 20 matrimony Addres,
A. ID. r., Broadva ~ Post Once 'o'a
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MEDICAL.


OF +, THE IIEsT
up town. for Of invsds. To any
s % & Il AZ shs
the city. Address hysiciAn, box w Post Once.
RR SWAN APPRIsEs his FRIENDS, AND THOSE
~ who with to consult him. that he 10 dsly ct his Once
bis remedies are for both ss..s Recent
cases cured IN lew days Dr. LIS exer and elec:uAry,
nR PERRY, 81 FRANKLIN STREET NEAR TAY.
lors saloen, may be consulted conddentiaily in
tain diseases With certainty q success pr Perry the
Price 81.
DOCTOR J. PFEIFFER, HYDRoPATHIC AND 30.
~ tapical DOCTOR ofhee 2l5 East ssvsnsesnth street
snrss ihsSp.;.m di.IIhea and disease Of long stand
Also his Tor icsids Once hours from
es,eloek NJ and from 20 o'clock Pm evening,
nR. ,CoBBITT, 10 DUANE sTEEEI, NAT BIZ e0H
~ suited with sonhdenes certain dssasss "a year,
en-. q hs enable; 81. :.
;s Z u: Fee T. ss .J . 4
nR. COOPER. ADUANE STREET, 80 LONG KNowA
rraetensr this soun.ry o.. boast Of sontssss % -
ssYsol.sd !. h old soe rssvins the saforsussss and
c. guarantees cure in all Gases undertaken
nR- JOHNSON, i6 DUANE STREET, HAS YERI01H.
& Dr. :s sn pa IL !.s
:ns; can e taken without fs:, e ssssosics No
nR. HUNTrR's RED DROP CURES WRsM nm
M f - ~ vi.
vishoas diet busnss when a ssSsr =.
sss .S r
remedy that does L. will and this sut hs
s s s e sss:T :s. . =.
without Dr. Hunter restores people 70 health
humbugs -. 4 r. 8
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U,OR PETERSBURG AND NORFOLK. THE STEAM
ship ROANOKE, Captain Skinner; is nov lo,sding At
Wednssday afternoon at o'clock. LUpLAM PLEA
SANS, 50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

nR WARDS UNFoRTUNATK's FRIEND. 81 win
~ abook-Just what those want who have con,ssot.d
diseases, namely, cure At and and mr. r.
Psnse Sra:est snIs in the world ~ DR. wa.as unlr.
can cure you radically sight cured n : NV hours
nosbns ee does No % Canal street. one door eas, 81
rem.dyroyhere else in New York cure warranted ~
Dr. Ward Patients anxious for relief NAV rsly on vacid
cure by bis treatment without taxing systc Aitera
ton o. diet or eessstion from business required
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.-DR DUBOIS, OrfrcE-
Agency for tbs exclusive Of all diseases nci
dent 70 females No Lexuston avenue Fest Twenty
ssysn.s street and Fourth svsnas Remedies for s
aud letters conhdep tia Nail letters couainng served
With advice and medicine BY return RELIEF
In sill Patients distanee th sI,sshs
heard, nursing and attendance ".sA $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

ITO DRAMATIC AUTHORS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
proposes 10 the dramatic authors in the United States
invite their cxertfons In behalf Of the drama
tion for the feowng For the best farce in which
sh male and Yankee female eharaste- shall 30 The leading
IN three acts with Irish male and YANKEE snas shsras
Eve acts in which Irish mais and Yankee female cha
rActer shall be the most promineafvs hundred dollars
These will be paid sucosssul authors respective
y The esesons win be made y ecmpesens diaintsssss.
oepon Of the plays which be sent TO the subssbsr
02 East Nineteenth street, the Broadway Theatre -
the day of The subscriber deems MIN self
sailed upon By ths recent wholesale piracy Of hi, pr
that be may able protect artists
In measurs from the unprincipled Of indivduA
property BARNEY WILLIAMS. Comedian.
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These steamships are closed 1t the insurance oces
and specie and goods will DO insured them
Of premium other steamsh the
For frsis BIT or passage, Apply to
D.T0RRANCE No 5 Bowling Green, New York.
SUMNER, MUNTANT DRAPER 70 nue. N. d. des Viz
cIRYsTiE scHLoEssxANN CO., q Quail c,isair
naruv u.yr
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MATRIMONIAL.

MAIkIMoNIAL-A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS
M OF age, o. domestic habits good business au ali.
peaors and Possessing large derived from ales
&c Wishes 70 make The seansntsnee Of lady aec
ance 40 with view 60 matrmony Ali
treated confdentay and honoray and IN reauasted "a
cul,rly IRON the South. Address George r. Freeborn
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f.rIuss carriage, &C. and twenty acres q land,
md halt miles from the New Brunswick depot NJ j.
tke hAnis Of the Raritan and magnneent
yv. TIE house 10 in the Gothic STYLE lately
Dest materials and hlsd In with brick. photograph Of
tAs place b ~ the see Of +. DHERvJLL1 No.
u Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

. and surgeon author Of the Medical Adviser ana lar.
rage Guide 80 Pages 20 snavirgs (mdsd BY him. sealed
street sorn.r Of Broadway from II A. n t md 70
mail and ssrres We concur with other papers recon-
wsndins Dr. Ard his Courier Dc Flats
CUBE CURE -DR. WARps uNYoRrUNA Tr,,
srsns ney ssssd before svsy other rsnedy mo only
remedy that WI not dsappoint Quite original vitho-
netsiv Or mineral posons No tried The
nstes Erees but expressed bis admiration Of s eject
NessAns ~ sspte-v Mszv sursd " ops Spss
0Ese Corral st.. ere deer east Of Brsaavsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
II The bnted ststes mail steamship ROANOKE, r.
edneedsy, June 13sb. 81 O'Clock NJ will srrive -
pond the following morning From Norfolk passengers Tor
the South proceed by railroad direct with through tickets
from eden Wilmington Charleston, 20 Passage and
fare TO Norfolk 49, 20 Petersburg and Richmond s0 steer
tge half price Through tickets 70 Lynohburs t& Apply
Yeisbk taken 10 Richmond.
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NKERs-TOH SALE or EXCHANGE FOB CITY
property, beautiful oeuntry residence 81 Youkers.
b garden with sbrpbbery. fruit, &C. .AIr,y 70 r. @.
PIERCE, Pine street. ctrrty Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

NAV BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA PAYn OFFICE.
~ Bounty lands and extra pay" for o. Q. Navy ssors
TO- I'm All wars since l7so-tAsr widows and heirsprompt
Balances due Widows heirs Seeesses o. g. sailsrs
aothsrs ecsctsd AL kinds Of claims against
ted Staten recovered - undersigned; and the wdews
heirs Of those who pershed With United stsses ship Alba
ay" wl DO prontsed By ealing on.
..ao...,pnn EpWAsg BTs s
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THE COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL STREET.
win let, with board, pariors and suites Of rooms
lies the location IL desirable Also single
TALLMAN MAPES. Propretors.
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SHIPPING.

E,oR CHARLESTON AVID PLoRIDA-sEaI WEEKLY
Cpted ststes Nail Line.The new, splendid aud iast
going steamer NASHVILLE, H. Berry, commsnder, wilt
leave pier NO. n ~, Saturday. June ID st O'Clock
w. IreciseIy. For freslt, apply board. where |
bills o. Iading will be ssned and for At the ocs
Of sPOFFoRD, TiLEST0N CO., % Broadway Through
tickets TO Florida as followsTo Jacksonve ss1; 10 p
Iatks sS 1te Southerner will succeed and leave We'd
nesdsy. June 20.
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EoR SALE AT HoBpKEN-BAUMER's HOTEL. COR
Of Hudson and Third streets eontsuipg twenty
reems with for boardsrs barroem kitchen
and two Easements, ball room, billiard saloon, teupn
on the premises.
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EVARM = OR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL COUN iY SEAT
and farm fog SALE seventeen miles from Vorork, and
nie from the Passae Fa Patsra6 froa jersey
NiDg the west bank Of the PassAic abe let front
he river For further information aSusetts anrcprs
ssI. 0AkRET J. BLAUvELT. On the nlon truly, /
TOR sALE-Se CASES NO. "a continue to staeAsr
reel bsss quality suitable for eors the America For
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CHOW CASES HOFFMAN 4 FERIsH, SHOW CASE
- warerooms. 81 Bcwery between Walker and Bayard
streets Cases made in every style silver plated, brass
and satin wood, mahogany, &c NB-Old taken
in exchange. Orders promptly execuced.
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coOsho pasonSe
The Ariel will be followed by the North Star, July a.
The owner Of these vessels will DO for
gold silver bullion specie jswery precious stones
= unlets bills Of Adng signed therefor and the value
Thereof therein expressed.
Specie and goods taken 1t usual rates.
No fre hit received after of the day before eainy
No berth secured until paid for
Letters prepaid 1870 will be received At the
once TO IL A. H. OF the day Of sailing, and will be
rd strong India rubber bags under look and arrival
at Havre ill be Immediately deposited in the Post O6ce
there Parcels TAKEN each prepaid dollar aod upwards
SAILING
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HARGlsON'S AMBR0SIAL sOAP-ITS COLOR A
IL beautiful purple its perfume bouquet pleasing to
the Million let the million have It, Call for II whole
sale a. H Lyon Cos Dey streets 81 retail at y.
for the handkerchief, essence bouquet fyou
rcsn viii more than please IL will delight You, because
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$500, -, -, --,-
old and well seasoned, with AL the other quail
tiles Of linen and cotton cards made BY SAN HART 800
Fer sale 70 tho tradsAnd kouses - thsx ssSre No.
Barclay street, eppoGte ste Arer Hsuse.
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MOUNT PAVILION ON STATEN ISLAND, AT QUAR-.
antns aading Hew open for the reception Of visit
joining TO gentlemen and their wye single
Apply ON the premsss, TO j. p. BENJAMIN. Propriotor
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7 WOULD BEG LEAVE TG CALL THE ATTENTION
Of druggists conectoners and the trade In general to
the TACT that have agont for the sale goods
this present. Dealers will therefore please their
orders direct to which will All the usual prce and
forward with despatch. A j. CHAUvEAU wholesale
feconer and jujube PASTE gum drops &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

NEW ROCHELLE PAvILI0N-FAMILIES AND SIM
IN gle persons pleasant
for the summer, reasonable terms location delightful
from the city By New Haven cars several times
Pavilion, or to PATERSON 4 HUMPHREY, 379 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

DrDDING's RUSSIA sALvE-A BOSTON REMEDY,
IL Of thirty years standinsA and speedy tor
burns bos felons pes, chblans OF all
kinds Recommended by physicians. Is cents box. Sold
by all drugests. Asents-Boyd Paul, q, ". Cckner
Co., c. H. ring John strees New York; John Gil
bert Co, VIM. b. Zeiber, Phladolphia
REODlNG Co., Propretors. Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE PRACTICALLY TAUGHT
by An esper,ensed ParsAn teacher keterenceIGla.k
ipston square For further particulars, address L. E.
Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

CLATE ROOFING DAVID BROWN, I55 CANAL
street. respectfully informs the public that he
ed to orders the above the
Roofs and chimney heads reparsd the sub
stsLtial manner, the shortest notice.