davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
TUITION rolR TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS.

TUITION FOR TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
Elementary branches, reading & spelling, IS 90
The u<uat English studies, A. arithmetic,
Geogra by and History. 90
Chemistry, Algebra, Botany, Natural
Philosophy, English Composition. s
select course Of English Litera.
,ure .... ...... nc. 90
N Al extra chasg@ for instruction in The ele-
ments II Latin. ............ 90
Until the opening Of he school, application Cor
admission can b. made the Treasurer Of the Board
nlSf E. u. NELL.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
BALDWIN SCHOOL.

TINE Trrsees have secured the services nf an
4 i experienced lady a. Principal II The Bat
OWN ScHOnL. The term will commence on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH.
In order To secure high standing of sch. k,.hip
and discipline, the number ofpupiis will be limited
for the present Il. thirty.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13
LETTERS

tE III ss LIZ ESnS
Remaining IN the Post Office At Sank
Rapids, M. r., on the 9Th day Of Sep
tember, 1855:
w. j sAbdiii. La,faette Brown, S. S.
Bangs, +tVmy 4 sorney. Adam Dick, Jas.
I)ugai, Benz Davenport, jus. Fabian,
David Garretsnn, 2 Cssinler Caller.
nanlt w. C. H,Hd, s Chas H. Mer-
IN, Miriam II. Mutt, Henry H Opdykr,
Rev. Francis Piers, 2; Franz Joseph
Piers. 3 il G Robertson, 81; A. G.
Randall, jacob Staples, Miss Mary E.
Stanlrs, Capt. smith, p Walker,
Samuel Wakefield. Matthias Biemmer,
3 Frank Bhomrr, Gerd n. Braning.
I.swiSa Evers, G. b HafTrage, Peter
Knieps, George Keller, Michael Keder.
Adam | anger, Michael Qdin, 2; Jacob
Rir,Il
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters, will please say advertised. "
q J.. RUSSELL, P, NJ
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

a. r. B. Blake. Of ST. Cloud, an
himself as candidate for
Stearns CO., for the next Legislature.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

a. The Convention which nominal
ga Is,lr, Rice for. Gong ess, ayowsd 40:
,principIs and declared % pclilicaI creed
whats vi. hs enIy EXPRESSION vi
||.o'ii,iiasiinIs which shey adppieds was praise.
of II M Rice. They aid mi commit.
ti,emselyfe or him /; 81 / one solitary public
measure Nm the day. And now hin
friend dpins prscissl whit We pre-
dicted they would al 10 Nebraska
men they say Air. Rice Il Il Nebraska
man u Anti brsska men they say.
h n. Nv 4 AMI ebFsska lI,ais All
y Isaninistratidn snen they al an "a Y
ilsis.issra I'M iuals 4 nti Ininistra-
~ s.sep they ~ ~ u U MA 10 the
aaqsinialr atioss ,et Dsrnos f4tss hs not
A.. \ v n ernesnbsr thst Inn Demo
\ sfssd \ " v n y stss ;nssrpre-
u 1850 - b rs sxsss
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13


TALLY milder, and settlements are estab-l
li$hrd even on the shores pf the Arctic
ocean III its hays. Thus Archangal,
one Or the principal pss.srts u Russia, II
on the White Sea, which can only he
entered from the Arctic ocean. Tie lat
nude of this city ii % degrees and the
approach "a il il much further north,
while Hudscn's Bay and its approaches
hre far south of that latitude. The
Hudson s Bay Company have FIVE forts.
on the shores of the bay, ailabove the.
5lSt pafail..l. one being il latitude So
From their location 90 The shores NJ The
Buy. W. suppose that the Company use
thenS for their commerce in iurs and
peltry Whatever the cspabiliiy &c
this vast northern region may be, its
development will be hastened by the
.prndigions growth On the frontier States
'of the Unian. The progress y sr,tte-
nent along the Canadian shore ofLake
Superior IS an evidence of this. Min
nesota is midway between the Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, Bv the time the
Canadian settlements shall have bord-
cred il, the British chain viii have reach
ed half way the Pacific Our owti line
of Communications will be completed
long before The British, Az The territor-
4 j1risdiciions pf llennisota, Nebraska
Washington and Oregon cover All tlle
unsettled wilderness, and settlers ars
rapidly pouring into those regions,
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-13

The N IN Dsmocrat claiming q ~
4 4 Democratic paper, after having slated
that the resolutions endorsing the Bal
timore Platform. md the "A dministr6 lionis
were !. 8. very prpperly and very o.dsri,y
voted down. I; Did that I. little sheet
possess ths least gard ior /. Z
'sit woald cease iis prattie out 81 re
pect for public opinion, even thu lis
Editors should be regardless their
own interest either present ~ I'M ller. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

s Mile Parodi announced in Philadelphis, a
few days ago, that she.woala sing the Mar.
eeilles Hymn Everybody was Delighted ana all
the tickets were sold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

,.Eqsss ,.,.assl. l @
80 = ses. esa ,asp
81 ~ vel ~ rsssens.
- naVe good antla ief knorins shss our
eotsmporsxy 81 ri0ft Ia Hi nAsin esssslmsffem.
ana fsst srtsrelr ~. shss ~
az1,s5.g xaatsI - -. -
y - - se e 7'sss -
- u n ~ D. 4 ~ $50 n
I,a kash and every member IF bur psrty Ii she
Pz4x4 % Nsfcuxcke stsnds fFknfg ID otf c8i16ls.
49, s1gash defestsd tn tims, Will nItfnNfely
orr, % esss ~ snd sysfy eIPsisios x o'af
- ss y ss 4. n n l1ses tshIs tf5an
g sae rs9914ss tz1n uairA ~ n1sst 1hxuDSS
49, X NJ n&e3 A9a5n8S un = Ii
D. M s ss1zs "a "A - - - III csrdf i1atss Sove
~ Il Y aec9 e - n " pxrty wiiet
pxoss 11sa t1s q H. i<zl il s oeheR
RI ~. s.9 n ~ q e y ~
asnq9ncea " 81 se9s@se &19J lxs5f1s N xhS
Y 0harGh e kq4zs 1he t1llId A. Z IND Il )
s2sF q Fnpf1ca q end ffsaztt, ard = ylyk III
oz9Sh s1Eon1ef tee epae1pn
80 81 xutflQl enpsAi9 NJ xHseon - iesti1f.s
'i1aa tbe scstHg Ycpul " I.sfedreht fsaRsy
= afssnS41sd ~ pfineip IN l1r which ~ t1ns
n ssss ssa Us Asys3 6ssl, si
VA Isiki 81 san 81 l1s5si
- .. 49, 3 Esaisisle ~
~ ~. .. -, u 81: 2ss q
Ifths5 - ~ 49,. ,sjs
j2sa Y &c Il; ~ Il IA.
N NJ ~ Il ~ xvS2y@S
snds 1e n - ~ asisas = sslsisH
haye 1ees esgeef ~ ~ jnri - 81
the N&tldMA5 4q4 f2af r., &1iE eSIlse S6I5j. a
isheds We ~ - ~ 6<sSY {31S 59i6
WITH 1itiis oz m Hxts 1sst 4ks n 81
tlanAt n if sh&lf = Is
81 asezssf s. eHt sAs Villa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

A malignant, bAby -hatings correspondent Of
The London Gtssis writes that hs will subseribs ten
sunsae to baby show they VIII droNn oh the pnsse+
ssssui candidates. fof pssmiuns. ~ - s i.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

II
z - = y
80 - r 2 g z ~ p - 5 = Z: -
LI6HED EVERY DAY. SUNDAY
nssael y s q ss
77
UyrnNr,
q -, 80 "a
TNgTH AWf!E
2 ....==s.ss -.
~ $500 Z -
crescent Mutual Insurance 0onapanvs
oSE1es y, y u Tas.a J 80 guI.D1sss & oosEss e
r..,.. ,,s,,., - 20, - ,..n,..ror. =
AAhinE' RIVER I'D y a'sA IN s'leAs0ss
m. cvur.s, ~. Il. so,iss,as ....s., < (.
2. .ssss s.ss en- s;s.4 .s 1910 g
IJls bsiss fs.s. ~ rxo81l S.
nyssssd 10 rssss esstt q
us Frsmurs co<op. sosa ss
ssap from Other csnrsass s.ita4s.d sess q
casn 81 ieesss 2
Tqa Aassi.
vs. - rffos A. s ANS .Prs.sdsas. "
aK6s g0ft As. yissP Prsdaens.s
4 c'l'' sAssos', ess's'.ss. s'sA
,.. e. - sssEsss ], sss sal
.0ha ws,a a. \, ;H:.1aas. ..la NJ Z. !ss.sss.
s..s. .sa q. 4 s.assis.sa. / ssss IA ss.sssss
=. y, ,zaetssiss A.o. stosss s: y. Dssey. a a s
>. svratshhsss, rs y srentss ssul. smith
= ,s q 4. c.,ss, Y a.. n.ssss,ss
4. S.silsss. 3. rslo-s,. 4, D: Nssnss, 81
a.. r sssad.r. E.n. sss.s.s.s
aTe--rs,,..,s = rt,s.Ir r sr,s ms coin,,arv
q -'AF - M~Is 9SrIeo ns- -
= sssess.nss .h 3 .as sss,sss z
s ea&ng MAJ 81, isks sss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

II i said that President Pisroe, win NOT sc.
eept the proposal Of Denmark 70 submit I'll,
question of the Sound tribute to q sseongress .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14

TIE extensive bagging and bale-rope mana.
factory Of Mr.. Dunlop, in Louisville, KY. was
destroyed by Ere on the morning Of the "a inst
Loss sstimstsd at $40. 900. = 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14
IL, s,w ~ AZ y X -
gBANK hOTE .i LII. LII Ann nELE'TEh,f

A T. TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AID
IN VANCE-Tho work printed Oh aAs white fapsr and
type will second 70 Ia the uaed Stae
Southarn IL
houss Public Office. Let unite In
money wish, while quely fol-
owl their dictstop. gAaf " Gfsls
The work vim carefully day pubcaton ana
changes They noted Every exern
,hIarchRnt.
ohs dssrous ter and basiness widely uated
Spec o sdvsrng the shs
known sppyiug n agents. a The n Atanta
Georgia. ss tka 8ssF =
charge. BStS NEs85a% 4
intended for The aBant Note Lat Dseto
n ssaeg Z S2t S8st 9BAMUEL TAN.s
J.uss RosEnrsoS, General Agent "A. !. {. - s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-14
Il Ea UL AR w WRDNEsDAY 80

IL ~ MEEkLX NlrktbHY pasket steamer r. y, k1H3f 1f
WAtl1b.--kor vlc cks1sfE Ware ,Eew Garth
Gulf Rodney Naeisr and Wort and
s funripg n C. WALLIS j. III Her.
drick fafvs IN he 6hoys ard utsrdss4s .udiuru
sysyy WTDNE9DAY u S,sorf III III nv Ss~bt or nsss.es
apply Fl bsaidserte s II = \
~ cspt Hsndek osrs III sssrss zi rhish ecnnsss u
tkfbuyg fh 1bs Wal frsient oK 3ssoo Hvsy viii
Tye xfit6 dSs&Thatlch WithsHt dsiny. ss9&g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
BOARD oR SUPERVISORS.

10 ". sbssnss u u. MAJOR, svrsr1s0E ~ -.a
called 70 th. chair.
sNsswsREsrt % Fr0yssTT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
FAMILY GROCERIES.

HRocERIKs, TxAs AND PR0vIsIoNs-WHoLE
" sas and retail The subscriber rssPsotfsiy inform. hs
his old stsnd vssy street. weh Was partly dsstroyea
Sac tess ssssr ses:ss spices soap starch hsm. .hos
batter cheese Ae As Gree.rs bakers. hotel heepsrs
and families who purchase goods for cash. and wish 10
90 DOING tho subscriber respectfully socs
20 call and ersmins for themselves before PURCHASING
elsewhere and be convinced that they buy cheaper
ibAn any ether In the ty ef cash - he
70 pay ths bad dsbts vhoh Are
yoidsbs in credit system The subscriher him.
goods cash from importer. and nr.t hands affords
him many advantages that Others In the business do not
q per ceatsss T.. fEILk LYNCH.
xcs ocas delivered free Of oartags The Subscriber has
us eonrectoa with any other store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

do not suppose that my opinion il worth ueb. but n
% have stated IT, In what have written, and what
msantto lay down what vrs prevdsd BY the Coast1iu
non ana ls Bni Of Rishs and also the order Of the
egisat1fe appointing the Visiting Committee SO that
contrast. '''H'''ns iron 'ae
that the committee entered the houss without av a.
my fmpresson that IL is 70.
M; Q HAIL think Il is expressly mentioned In tho
article that the ladies did not oppose any physical foics
10 the entrance OF the committee.
The CnARxAs-Tbe committee think II will be as
we to waive the discussions Of this question for the
present.
Mr. G, HALS-Ido not wish to svads any thing which
has been stated In the article written ON urdsy last
Thursday ~ y
Mr.. DiwIxrI think you stated that you had vri.,sn
ths article OF Monday Ia careful manner
Mr.. @. HAIE-Yes sir.
Mr.. Misunderstanding TO the information that you
haa at the time Il was writtens
Mr.. GnWrS-H Have you any objection to rive tho
speak to the conduct Of the Committees OF Inyesti
we are here to frd ou. the TRUTH and we only
Mr.. HAIL. cannot give their names, bur I can de-
scribe them.
Mr.. GHnaIs (dubously) That's IL.
Mr. g. -ps1s- -TbNs~ $50, Al>---r-rs, 49,,
lady who sick, but With whose nsme cannot charge
my memory Itnink she was called Louisa, but am not
Mr.. GRIrrIS-I do not believe that this committee can
make and progress in this examination, unless the par
ties spoken Of BY the witness are present What object
gardng who gave him his authority whercon 10 found
his arteS II is only from the witnessea who pre-
sent ut the time the v,sitatien made that
prove anything and II is proper, TO me, that
these people should DO sent fcr before further
cannot look a. the subject In any other light All other
testimony Ia heaIsay, and worthless
Mr.. WLDri-We have the Witnesses on the other aldo,
whose testimony may not be Of that sort.
Mr.. GRrTS-But need not call IN the culprits for
evidences OF their own innocence.
Mr. DAwLKY-I do not see that we can prossed, with
the Testimony before to the proof confutaton OF
the charges before u.s.
Mr.. GRn1IS-Mr. Hale does not know the names OF
the parties who testify, and they may not be
found.
Mr.. c. HLE--Thsir dispositions may be taken IN their
own house. (LAuehter
Mr.. GRTrH-Yes; but We would rather have them
here. Moro iaughter) Besides We may run foul OF
another constis utoE al provsonthat parties should
be confronted by their accusers.
The committee then consulted together 10 the best
mode OF proceeding under the circumstancesthe dim
Guilty in procuring the Of the ladies' In the insti.
tuition at Boxbury being the chief point Of dtschfson
The examination is TO be renewed on Tuesdsy, at
o'clock AN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

Ia vgrss Ptac~,-TAs icsevtax are ths pl4ss, q
ssss,.l - ~ So1s ~ ibs slsssien ,sday-
PIN, wass-At ths Tcvn Hsu.
esexEd wsfe--AtN Ne tbs wsstiox.oa ssrssl bs.~sss
Thifa asa Fourcs ssrssts
Thgs vsrs--A. tbs sshe.l hss& % cssfsA ssssrs,
% Yvrrts Fsrss', t~.vssp gg.is a.. Nat s.r~,~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

xNsrrsNEsr
The lolo-nr prs.rnbls ,R4 Estolsioa ssf. sssssi Sy
sypsrvisor by
wlsrsp ' ~ lHftfnsss tAn IL ssHtsny y!AssA q -
alter So rsihes ~ issyHg ufsf - skia seuty q - -
I1ts ast tks sktitai ~ 1sfTstFf
sn1 siksf ssnFknits whish swsaas hNt ssisFs = -
Fas late bs ffsasnry sfth- tsst v ths ssrskt q tAs
rsspsprJ n ths sssNty sst vhsfeNst tAFfs . So -
ssssts apss "a etsrsY y esxsHis - tAs sy -
ssksss q sttr ssisss u ~ ss.s .tAg. ~ ls.ssi
NN9EaIy t1ssaNsBAi = tAlB rssEty sha wA&fsts -
ttsssta th4 N slisssf " veil saissistft - 49, Asa
~ real estate sts rsst FaTsr, tftA Nhs@ tss
NErt&sNt a fEssfslrs tAstsisa ksv tsAF f*sF&F -.
ThtftfsYs Resolved TkEt tks Estrd q ~ We
oty aAA ssssiy y Nsv ftFk A. tssfsFHty - rnesy
rtseraysis ars.sst ths f.sstfs r 80 st ~ k.st ~
- wsfh uMfh 9ittN 70 VS. tfV 49,
s.fs.tsx ~ ,s,stfV s,tf8 ~ fmtsetsmsts " is.aa9
rs.sstr sts vbah Il i sitpsisf & - tegss ttAtysss
Issssss Y.,h srset1ss . iss cisIk to f>rvsfi
| gssS sosy r. tks farissiufs.
Tta Hsrf asjcNfEsd " h1f1ay nfnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

NIw JERSEY RAILRoAD.-ToR PHILADELPHIA
IN and The south and West, via Jsrssy City NAL shd
efh rsssss 5s.s = and - q sssd % 4. n, sad .
all psy staions Tbsoagh teksts soa FOR Sissnssu An
.bs west ssi for Bsitinsrs W~hnxten rorfsi a. ssd
sni6 Il, "A,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

ALBANY, April 0, 1856.
The committee to whom the subject was rsferssd
asked to be discharged from the further Of
the bill confirming the railway grant in Atlantic street
Brooklyn. This was agreed to- and IL was refsrrsdto
another committee to report complete.
AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION
Mr. DIcKNsos had consent to offer the following reIo
lutops, amepdatory of the constitution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
COAL, sc.

fsoAI.-THR SUBSCRIBER WILL DELIVER, FOR
~ this day only the beat Of Red Ash coal from boats
At onlY IS 50 per ton. Full weight warranted.
JACOB W. CoRNWELL, fTy Broome strsst.
DEAcH ORCHARD COAL DIsCHARGISG, AT A. RE
l. dueed prise.-Landing, a cargo Of quality seldom
equaed and stove sizes which Will be sOld AZ redue
ton from winter prcee also for SALE Lsbigh Cumberland
Camel snd Everpoo orre coas at the lowest market
rates HENRY REEVE corner Canal and Centre, and
ner jane ani West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

T EoAL NOTICE TO SAFE EMANUFAcTURERs.-THE
IL undersiEned gives notice that patent was issued
Holmes a Butler Nos. - and o. Maiden lane, and
that all thereof viii be rgdly
cuted This notice becomes necessary, OF the prn
epa makers in New York nd one in par,ieular
understood 10 rave used IT, imitation Of H. since the
Crystal Palace test in 1853 q. w. HAMMOND, Jr, At.
torney for Holmes Butler No. ls Wall street.
Anew YORK SUPERIOR CoURT.-CEoRcE SLATER
~ asainst curtis Judson and others-Noce 10 hsreby
given pursuant TO an order Of As court made IN th:
hotel furniture formerly owned BY Curtis Judssn
tanned in the hotel known the Brsyoort Honse situated
At Of hth street and the fsh aveuus
IN the city ofHsw York will be sodAt pubicsucon the
10th day APRIL 1855 said BreVoort House, attvslvs
O'CLOCK noon RAnDoiPH ". TOWNSEND. Receiver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

ALBANY, April Q, 1865.
The Committee OF Nine reported several bills including
the Second Avenue Railway bill
Mr. InaH moved 70 strike out the Railway bil but
the House refused to do 80.
Mr. o'KugE asked consent to give notice Of bill 70
repeal the Prohibitory Liquor law Refused
Several local bills then ordered 70 third reading
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The several canal bills reported complete, and
ordered to a third reading.
Bills PAfsEp.
To facilitate the service Of insurance com
pauiss doirg 4 business In this state
Reatve 10 the election Of certain judicial officers In
New York city.
To confer Justices Of the Peace civil aud criminal
Jurisdiction in cases Of assault and battery.
To alter the charter Of the Manhattan Insurance Com
To enable certain railway companies TO aid in the
construction Of the Lebanon Springs Railway.
EVENING slssIos.
Mr. CocKs brought in bill relative TO the salary Of
the Adjutspt General OF the State.
BILLS RypoEryD COMPLETE
To amend the charter Of the Kings County Mutual In
To neorpofats the Baptist Historical socs.y Of New
York city.
To alter the map Of New York city 90 as to sneoss
Bloomingdae square.
To amend the charter OF the New Yors Central College
The Utica and Binghsmton Railway Town Subscription
To anend The charter Of the PanAms Railway Com
10 authorize the recording Of eollsgs aud academy
To regulate the distribution Of tho Assets Of savings
To authorize the Attorney General 70 discontnns lie
suit against George W Newell
Mr. Cocks reported 10 regard 70 "a investigston re-
stectug Tie Hamilton squars bin stating that that bl
Lad been altered bat BY whom he could net ascsr,a
Ths General supply bin then taksn up w CON.
miites, aud viii occupy the House un,a after md
sight.
40 appropriation Of ons thsund Gouags 10 the Ho6ari
Free College vas sdasd toit.
roiioa 10 sdd 70 Il an .b,rssyiation OF ors tkor
sand acsis for The FEsoa Association s nsv fork 80
rejected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
ADVRRTISEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
INSTRUCTION.

Sp1n SPECIAL MISREPRESENTATION WRITING
RlV arithmetic. D0LBEAR'S Academy, 600 broadway.
ev more pupils may enter this week at $0
limited Of double entry aud be qualified
accountsnss Two private may be taken up
extra charge. ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10

WAN1ED--A SITUATION TO TEACH TWO OR
three children part Of the day, in English drawing
wouid be con.idered equivalent Address Miss w. l2i
Clinton place. Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
CLOTHING, &C.

A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A anted-Gentlemen having left OF wearing apparel
dispose Of in large small quantities. shall recsve tn,
very highest price for them BY applying TO addressing
THOMAS D. COER0Y 49l Pearl street, between City Hal
place and Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
FURNITURE.

T,URNrTURE.- IN NEW YORK, BROOK.
ivn and williamsburg, wshinS then househoid furni
trrs polished have done in the neat
cst manner possible BY exposnoed workmen o. long prae
this eity Panooros and counting house furnsurs
repaiisked Ia worknanlihe manner flsAsa ID
dress Shin 4 MeKE ON l1 East Broadwsy
r,oR SALE. PARLoR. BEDROOM, AND KTTcHES
furniture Will be sold cheap tor eashthe owner having
ios. his h.s ks further use 70! Them WIZ or Wihoa'
s.rsrnsntsi Apply TO Michael schsr, 10 Cana she's'
syomsA. NJ thi3P.n
THE FURNITURE or HOUSE 10 iss SECOND ave
sus nesr Twelfth street consisting o. ,hs nsossssy
ssrb applicants. The ho1ss. 70 lss.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01
Purdons Digest.

Scsteu rrbaIten, in brm pOblfsIsn Su6ifcbr
bsr llnter,sGnstsn, einsn anbuns Su purbcns DE
oea cntbaltenb bic GsIeBe Der Iesten @rirb9e'
buna BON pennIplpanicn. Srstb 30 Cents.
Rcd, @utb uno 6elfQb.
, Sali II, 1855.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01

enG IL.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-01

ipiro htcrmit 9Catbtn an rtc @rbtn, @rtotcrCn uno
ale cGiiut9tn, wtlht tuttrssrt nnp IN oEu &trnc:
atn uno ptn .ptnNrloptnichafttn ctutnrcr III Sttba
Gauntr, stricrOtntn pcrlcntu, nGnltcb
DIE Ridbnan9 ron Samutt Stotr, @rttutrr pts
ptrltrrttntn ltrabam SttoCr.
DIE 92cbnun9 pcn @0Doro etrb, aSmtnttr0tcr
Sts ntrtcrttntn pttIr lnanat.
Die Ntthnun9 pcn Garcu Sdftrt, Nttcrnen zen
,ptrp Shttrt, Grrr. ptr prltcrttntn G9a SnNorr
Ntt Nchnun9 ccn Strr9t z. Sroult, SuarplGn
pen DAVID llrfcr.
Die Rtbnun9 pcn 9tui 9icbtturrntttr, GTfuterbts
ptrcrttncn .otnrp Stbmcptr.
3it Rechnun9 non Scbn Sbifrr uno Obs. 80u:
or, @rItutcrtn ots pSrltcrbtntu @trrNt Maoptrn.
Die 9tttbnun9 rcn DonlG W. 1lultr, IemIniltra;
for ots ptrIrrbtnCu 0aptO Y. 9thEcnUaltcr.
Die Rshnun9 ron ccSntrb 8rduit uno 93ul. Gmttb,
l(emlullTtdtrrGu pts ptrtcrttntn Schr Smith.
Sic 9ttthNun9 ron Dapio Ytttr Guardian rrn
'Smanud lBthr.
Die &ehmng pCn StrtniaD Ejtttr, Irminjitra:
ter ron Sttphtn 8itttr,
Die Rthnuua yen SNmeS NR'@lGCano uno Schn
NNGEuour, Npmiuiitrotcrtn sgrtrrDtutuNSiIItam
M'&ttuaur.
Ols Retbuuns pcn Gscr9s 2utlvj1 Guardian Der
Gatbarina atbrtJhL
Dit Nttbnuna prn Grharc &rbltr, ?trmiuiltrotrr
Res rtrltcrbtntn @trtcn 3bunr.
Die RItbnun0 ven Gcurao Srti uno uarcn Bait
Grtmtcrtn Nta ptrltrrtEptn Siritrb Trc.
Die &tbnun3 pen Gq"NAh ShHrSr uno oo9lo
Stbtirtr INnlnlltratcrtu 0tS ptrcrb. Ndo. Sttrtr.
Die Rtbnun0 rrn 2lNr. Rte uup WonoFtS 8ttt,
?tSmlRtltratcrin ocs ptrltcrctntn Satcb Rtt'.
Die Rthlmn0 pcn Ndrtu SG9Cr, Nomlniltr1trr
bts piritcrbtufu Ghorlts Si9tr
Ott Rtthnun0 rcn Scl. Il. lottlt, uno Ntubfr ",
3siit, Grttutcrtu Der pIrltcrntutn @pu otllt.
Die Rttbnun0 ven Sacmcn @taptr, HAtnt ctS !.
Qgtdptr, @rttuCr rIr ptrtcrbtntn lo0nnoh 3tt@Ic'.
Die Rtthnunl pcu Socmcn ,RtQlmtrtr uno 9)idr'
tin Mtmmsrtr, @rtiutcTtu ets "trltrrbtntn NRdrtlu
&tmmtrtr.
Die Rc;huuna rcn Slnrr &rmjo. ir., Nominiitro:
Ter pts uiriCrbtutn ntnrn Rcmi0 En.
Nlt crtt uuO ab1tcurtrtt Rttbnun9 ron NoHtN
9Rrg Iinlr olr GritutCrtn rtS ~ritCrtrutn 62Iterb
SGilltr.
Die erie uuo ot0icnNlrtt Tthnuu9 rrn Ettr
toarrs, tntr ptr Grttutcrth btS rTltcrUntn Srlto;
rlh SRiDtr.
Die Rl,huuna ccn 6barliS Wittlr unr She's. 9tit'
Nr, @ritutcriu ccS Wrltrrbtnin Mlthod HItt'r.
Die RtthnunS ron @t06 9RErs, a9tnt tur Nnno
3Valil0a 9lll, Qpmlnltrhtrr ocS prltrtttrtn O0ntd
9Eu.
Die Rthuuno pcn Sirod Ss,polo unp cScnas Ss:
iUalN, @rttutcrin Nts YrItcrttntu II. Csrroo.
0,l Rthuuus ron ScNttS Sttrutr, Nrminiltrotrr
fFr ntritcrbGntn NiarN Smlth.
Die RtCbnuno ucn ScuGS 3Sta9Tr uno Sanht
Camp. NominiltratcrIu ocS ptrltcrbCntn y. NSta9tr
Ott &ttbnuna rCn Buth9bb9 6H9'L Vu"re''n
ron ShEuN W. SSkNtNSE.
Dtt Rtthnuu9 non NBinru9hNN Sr9EL Neminlltro;
ien Ots otrittr6intu SGhn Sntth.
2NaB ojt Grttutcrtn uno NOmlniltratcrtn ctrhc'09
ttn otuttr rikrihdutn uno IS orntHns TIRE ,Rtthnun
Otu in OCT Rt0iirdtcrs:Imtsubt IN NNtntoun IN unc
fdr Sitha GOuutN. tiu0ItrdQtn hobtn-mhtht Rtdn:
nunatu Dem N9ailtnNirttht ven bStlNm GountN. ar
8tititiluno rcr9ItN wtrNrn irttn i'm @rurthoGE IN
ptaattr SoNt, Ouf 0ttulta9S ben 7ttn 1u8ult lS5o,
I'M 10 lbr &rrmltttaQs
Samuel Golvet, Ic8Htrircr.
rSuIi A natG