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O. We call attention to The adyer-.
tiselnent Of Mr.. q. b. van II ~ 8 III
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.'s,,'' 60 $1,000 s'fsy
D : Ss1 ~ - SINUS sa y ready ior ihspec-s
tlon, and winch ne offers for sale al his
New York Store. Call and see. M
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That the monqrel Rice Convention
re,f;,sea III !. a,,,,t ], u !. u ,..,, ~.
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ora'ic convention wDien nominated Mr..
Olmsted, adopted the following
TRUE DEMOCRATIC pLArFoRM.
Resolred That Il q H. d.,v &c ~.
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
WHICH WILL YOU DO I

Democrats, the day Of Election is
drawing near. Your intention Is to cast
your votes in support ofthe Democratic
party. Now, will you vote for Mr.. Rice
who was nominated by a convention who
repudiated democratic principles BY re-
pudiating the Baltimore Platform, Or viii
you vote for Dawn OLMsTED, who sup
ports Democratic principles by boldly
endorsing and supporting the Demo-
cratic Platform? Will you vote for
Henry M. Rice, who IS the nominee &c
a convention that Kissed down i resolu-
tion endorsing the National Administers
zion, or for lawn 0LMsrED, who is =
friend and supporter Of the Administers
tion !? VIII YOU vote for Henry M.
Rice, the nominee Of convention thar
refused to declare its principles, or fors
Dawn OLMsrED, Who has, told yosf'
darnkly and boldly that he IS = Baltimore
Platform Democrat, and the advocate of
the old, time-honored doctrines Of the
Democratic party Will you vote for
Henry N. Rice, who refuses, after be-
ing interrogated, to say whether he i for
Or against the principles Of the infamous
order Of Know othings, Or will you
vote for DAvlD OLMsrEl, who DECLARES
10 you that & be always has been, il
now, and whilst he lives, ever viii Be,
the enemy Of Tint Order and i. infa-
NOUS principles g win I yop vote al.
Henry NJ. Rice. who, acknowledging
no fixed political rple of action, is all
things 70 all men, tha. he may gain all,
Of will you vote for Dawn QLnsrTD,
who ii. ard always hss bsen, The
straightforward independent advocate Ri
Democratic principles. and the declared
enemy Of all and every ism in senfict
with those principles Remember tint
the question 10 this contest Is not simply
whether Mr., Olmstsd, &c Mr., Rice ,sball
90 20 Congress, bul whether dsmocsatic
doctrines shall be SUSTAINED oEdefesled.E
BY voting for olmsted your vote goes 70
sustain them, By voting lor Rice YAM
vote goes to defeat thelns sl
~
e. We hear most clsesrina news an
Olmsted from the Minussata Valley
from the Sain. Croixs ma st.l PAUL.
IhasRR:.n rolls well Erisnds, keep II
+epadia.ors olesepis ~ asips rhsl
must % down. Dsa,pcrasie PiasfFm
tional Denoerscy an 4 ma. ~ Ess
niniisstraiion ana they; Is. n ! s!ss T
down they are trying Il h s9 Il =
selves by hanging IN the rol1s ~ j. s q
that Mr. Rice stands III, bdysttas' d | iSs
fass giving ws and soon WIN be 9S
pieces, aed tl.sy ,ppst mel I, Il &
outsofs night eetherss .su ih.r !. S.|sI
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g. We call attention To the adver-
tise'nent of MI. G. B. Van Nest, ~
which 4 will be seen that $40 |. 900 worth
u goods of al kinds i ready for inspec-
ton, and which he offers for sale al his
New York Store. Call and see.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20
REMEMBER.

That the mongrel Rice Convention
refused to adopt 4 platform. The demo-
cratic convention which nominated Mr..
Olmsted, adopted the following
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OAT s.
lnnn.BUSHELS Of Oais vi. he Oh
O.JOO hand upon the opening sf navixa-
iinls, suitably ias seed. A liberal teaSction n
prices WI vi ss.de NJ Renton Couafy customers
who tnke fall load, fnr cash only, 81 KINGi9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07
Williamsburg city News.

nm COLLEGIATE IssTIrUrEThe exercises Of the eighth
au>ual commencement Of the above institution took
psss at their room Of Fourth and South Ninth
Streets before large audience, Thursday evening.
me young ladies' Of the Institute seated upon q
platform At the back Of the room, - were also
Der Of the friends Of the school, among them Al
aerman Huntey, Rev. Dr. Finlsy, and Rev. DR.. Baker,
vhs took part the exercises. The Rev DR.. Finlay
presided, The proceedings commenced with sing
hg by the school, and prayer by the Rev. Dr. Baker
Dr. Fnay delivered address 70 the young ladies, In
which much good sdvice In references to their
present and future conduct To the patrons Of the In
1titution he commended II In the wArmsst terms. An
address was then delivered In the French language by
NE Priscipal Prof. Abade. After which diplomat and
geA medals presented to number Of tho pupils OK
The school. valedictory, hymn and benediotion by
Dr.. Fniay, closed the interesting proceedings.
FALSE WnGHTs.-Edward Spangsnberg, No. lo6h
Grand street. convicted, yesterday before Justice
Jacobs for selling groceries with illegal weights. He
was ansd SIS.
characterization NJ. IittleHeld, Assistant Col
sstor Of the Eastern district arrested yesterday
On . warrant charging him with appfopriating the
moneys belonging the late city Of Williamsburg to
his cvn use The warrant issued tho affidavit Of
J. W. Brsisted, the Collie :tor Tho accused was COM
Aitted to jail for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

On Friday, July o. Elnansrm the beloved wife Of Tho
mas Monaghan, aged 40 years.
Her funeral vii take place this afternoon, At tro
o'clock from her late residences No. lo2 Columbia street.
OF StAptsD street The friends and
Of the family resS sctfaliy Invited - Aitssd.
On Friday, July 9, kDwAkD ArKissos, native OF pa
risb Of Fosnsy county Longford Ireland II the s6th
year Of his age.
The flepds Of the family, and those OF his ttbsrs
Law d-srd Sherlock are respectfully iovsed 70 attend
tse funeral 10 r1ofrow afternoon, two O'CLOCK from
his late residence, NO. 153 Leonard street
On Tbursdsy, July May UsrcK, wife OF Stephen O.
tsuef in the 55th year Of her age
ssn Francisco and OHIO papers please copy.
On thursday, Jaly 8, CArfEEisK RsBSccA, yoasyes.
daughter u John and Margaret Donovan.
lie trends Of the family requested 70 attend the
furerA tnIs afternoon, at one O'Clock, from the
Of Ninth avenue And Forty tnird street.
Oar deep affection would sisb you TO star,
But the voice Of God has called his child a.ay.
On rnurscsy, Jaiy g. after short and severe Illness
hAsass,rHA H,iDrwSs, only Oh IA Of John cnrsstophe
ana RsbecAa holirnAnn, aged year and 10 dAys
The relatives snd frsnos 81 The family Responsibility
mvfee " sstess u TsDsvAA frs tss rs~1~ses 81 k~Y
parsu NO ti2 Pearl stss-t As 1tsrsoon, st tvs
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ssch without further invitation. Her remains WIN b
On Thursday July s. Of congestion Of the BRAIN KATE
ArARss youngest daughter Of Counclmsn John @. Wan
del, aged years, 10 months and 20 Days.
On Thursday. July 5, FRANKLIN r., Of Franklin R.
frisnss and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon, from his
fathers residences, No 200 Eighth avenue
On Thursday, June 3D. alter short but severe tiness
JAMES hosocHAs, son OF Peter Ann AonochAn, aged
years and IL days.
May he rest in peace Amen
We loved him--yes, no tongue can tell
How much we loved him, and how we'll;
God loved him too, and thought 1t best
To take him home 70 be at rest.
On Thursday, July b, MARaARErrA, daughter Of John
d and Margaret Noon, aged 10 months and IL days.
The friends and scquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited attend the funeral this morning,
q nine O'Clock from the residence Of her father No III
English Nes hborhood, N. j., for intsrmsnt.
In Brooklyn on Friday, July g., HARRIET CONSTABLE,
wife Of Edgar Barlow and daughter Of the late Hess
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from her late rssidsnos No. 80
perrepont street, on Monday afternoon, at half past
three O'Clock The funeral services viii DO held in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, at half past four O'Clock,
after which the remains viii be taken to Greenwood
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, July !, ExxA,
youngest daughter Of George and Louisa Barnard aged
On Thursday July s, FRANCIS n, oaly child Of Sarah
and David IAtourtts, aged II months
xno Honub OF Inc IAmuy ArO respectfully inVtou 70
attend the funeral this morning, At nns O'Clock, from
The residence Of bis parents No IA Lafayette place,
soutn tourin sSesS near seventh street wam;earS'
Ky Of this city, Of the late joel Bradley, Of Lee
Macs, aged 81 years.
For notice Of funeral, see Sunday mornings Herald.
At Milford, CT, Thursday mornng July 5, HERBsfa.
son Of Charles L. and Susan ~ Dimon, aged years AND
months.
The friends OF the family and those OF his granada
TIERS John Dimon and Edward Phips, requested TO
attend the funeral from the residence Of the latter No
2kan atn1s~
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
In Melbourne Victoria, thursday, December 1854,
OF three days illness, JOHN THOMAS DILLON surgeop only
surviving Of the late Dr. Dillon, Of the city Of Dab
lin. Mr. Dillon only arrived out last October and had
he been spared, would have been ornament to his
profes sion.
Dublin papers please copy.
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JULY 4-fuIHe v%VV, mho hcaN, pest tutse N nv0 IN
haJnsss.
s. Mclaughlin entered b. m Lady Moscow. I
W. Peabody entered Chicago Jack. ........... 2
,. PAfer entered m. Lazy Trankln.. 3
Time, 2:37-2:37-3:3S
POcAnoNTAs TIE FASTEST PAGER IN THE WoRLD.-A cor
respondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial from Butler
county, Ohio, gives the following history :-PocAhon.
rs was purchased by d. Woodmansee who lives Ave
niles northeast of Hamilton, from Mr. Potter OF Trsn
son in this county Previous to that she had been the
hackney OF widow lady residing In preble county Mr.
WsodmAnsee heard the mare was dne pacer-wsnt and
examined her, and paid Mr. Potter about SITS for her.
He trained her his COURSE At home and having
fully tested her speed took hsr to City Course
% Try her speed sgsnst the brsg horses that
She Beat Ill the horses that she there encountered and
Afterwards taken the winter of 1858 and 1854 to
New Orleans, where she easily triumphed over every
animal that was brought against her Previous to her
going to New Orleans, Mr.. Woodmanses sold one half Of
Ter to person Of Jour city, who had her in charge
~ New Orleans In September, 1854 she taken to
New York, and SO far as have ever heard NO
dared to encounter her there until met BY Hero
Che grand daughter of the Eclipse and sired BY
hons Cadmus raised at Lebanon he by Cadmus, son
81 Eclipse. The horse Cacmus was brought from New
Jersey by Mr.. Beach, formerly Of Warren county The
qualities OF this mare, show the importance Of
1seeding from the best stock In the country. Wood
nance has at his residence two superior animals
brothers Of PocahOntas and her sire II at Monroe
In this county properly appreciated first rate horse
Butler county, you viii therefore, please understand
sns the credit Of developing Pocahontas unsurpassed
qualities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

GOAL MY OBJECT n QUICK gALEs AND SMALL
~ prohts, for cash. j an delivering best quality red
or White ash, veil scresnei at o. 80 In lots over ~
tons, st - 70, from my yards King AMI Green sieh
Tssnty hfth street Asd Nnth avenue II6 Da .ne Greet
near broadway. PETER CLINTON.
TUE AMI MONOPOLY COAL ASSOCIATION ARR
n boz ssliirg the b<st kbss Of coal all we'll screened
free from slate asd fu weight either red or ~ht@
TIE foavins rsdaeet prless TIE loses Tor iAs 80
sp, Viz Stove coal, " 50; nut coal ~ T5 Tsrns
es,h, vtsn crcersf Once 70. 3sf Tut,n street O.,
pe.its he ctr Hall No 81 fa'on street merit 70 ths
&c escs, asn Tie fsrry, nroesiya
j. H. VAN wIsKLx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

s,eeia, Committees consisting Of Aldermen Lyman EDGE
Greene, Rappelyea and Keeney.
FOUND pxAp-Jastics Gardner held inquest on
nrday u.on the BODY of German, nsned zaohsrisn
zeu found dead the day previously in the timber yard
sf John L. Burst ON the corner of Montgomery and
HenSsrsop strests letter found upon his person.
addressed TO biz in Poughksepsis stating that ne
.Aanh rot live great while and did not desire to hve
No sv .. nee could adduced to show BY what means
he came 10 his DEATH The jury rendered verdict OF
.seanse unk pown Deceased from lepsc, in Ger
nav. but latterly resided in Orange, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

On Thursday evening" July 5. By ths Rev. James MI.
lett at his residence No Ill East Seventeenth street.
Mr.. WnuAn GoTTs 70 Mss MARGARET FrpxfJA Hopoeoy
GREE, botn natives Of Englsnd.
In brooklyn, Wednesday, July 4, by Rev B. e. Cat.
Ter, OF ST. AIMS Church. Jofis AoGoLRIcx Late of Que
bee, c. T., 20 miss AAcxr TABKR, Of 81. john N. b.
At lions Church, Manchester, Vermont on wednss-
day, yuly a. BY the Rev Mr.. wadIsgh, HKsxv n CcsH.
MAN Esq Of Paris France 70 ELLEN n BAKsrow dsuxh.
ter Of Dr. futile, Of the former place.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Tan, PI.pIss, sreekiss, sunburn, Erup-
ksns salt rhsa nm, &c, positively ,ursd By GOURAUDs
Italian medicstsd SOAP. Poaife SUBTLE up .oots hair
bsu any part u the BODY Rouge, hIy vhi:s hair dye
aaa i.storstve a. the Oh dspot 81 NAsr street. Gr-
stsps fren Brosdsay Mrs.. Hayes Bro'siys Cslenier,
~ nS.tA ILxS sssssi, A-~.-ss.-s, A~<-, - ..sr
im9tsn Stssst, Doaton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Read This.-An Old Man Made YOung for
$40, by getting of the best aufActured wigs
toupees from the celebrated mandatory Of MEDHCRSr
CO., ~ Maiden lane Back and front brAids bands
curlg, &c, Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Cllrehugh's Wigs and TOupees have Lately
received great improvement, which renders them for
Nghtness texture and beauty Of At the very perfection
Of hair work. Call and examine them, At 162 Fulton
street, corner Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

MY Onguent, for Forcing the Beard to Grow
in six weeks, IL 81 bottle large bottles containing
R. G. GRAHAM 6s5 Broad say; Zeber, "A South Third
street, Philadelphia Briggs, 81 State street, Albany
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CTEAMlR BALTIC FOR LIVERPOOL, JULY I.-FoR
- sale, one Of the most sihly staatsd state rosns,
two passages, in the steamer Baltic for Liverpool on
Wednesday next July IL. Apply 70
b. INLAND & %. Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

DR.. 3. s. Fitch, Author OF the "Slx Lectures
On Ccnsun pton," Office ia Broadway, open daily,
Sunday excepted from to O'Clock, treats coasump
ton asthma diseases Of tho heart, and ali chronic dis
sasss Of males and females. Consuitatien free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07
March on, brave Turkey, England and France;
Uplit the battle sle and lance


Uphit the battle sxe and lance
Z. LYON maintains the wars but begun;
slam bang goes this pc 1der, the insscts are done.
e. Lyons Magnetic Powder. Crowned by
national prize medals and universal SUCCESS stI klLs
s thousAn Of bsdbugs aeas cockrosches mosq uitoss
&c. 40 while useless spurious articles are exchanged
the buyers Look for f. Lyons signature all genuine
articles. Depot 424 Broadway.
Important To Femaiss.-Dr. Duponoo's
Colleen Pills Ladies, the above pills fan to
obstrucons and fully restore nature TO Its proper
channel Price 81 per box. See advertisement In
another column, headed important 70 Females"
gerOfuIs, Rheumatism, dc.-Hyatts Life
Bassm La certain TO the most psinfu forms Of
these diseases water is to quencn thirst aiso old nj
y Of biosd, liver and Kidneys general eoity dyspepsia
incipien. consun ption Piles, &c Principal depot 2i3
Grand street. 10 cents per bottle.
The Greatest Discovery or the AGA
warranted remsdy-Df. Tobias Venetian Linnent 10
certain ..Ts e. arsSs colds eoasa asu@.,:m '0rs
Prom M John Aron importer OIL needles fishing tackle
Having u,ed for several years Dr. Tobias vens..n Lni
msnt IN family and RECOMMENDED 70 my friends With
S bee. nv: sh ..a 70 70 Il.
will accomplish all thu, DR. Tobias states
In ~ psmphcs - JoHS WARRss.
= -.,,. s,x Yssx r.hnaH 10, 1854.
and h.ve found certain remedy for chronic
Dsssm dysentsry coughs, vomiting, snl pains all
never Without H. nor DO intend 70 be- ts % - par
Mr. robassr oa. o. my ehsrsn WAS severely attacked
With Group a,s used your Venetian nimsa which gave
saving my ehiias NE Usd,T no soa.dsr.on would b.
s .s q ~ also s
ffss' and 70 s.sss ' Depot 's 90 Cortland. street. Sofa
By all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Admitted Provexblal, that the Best
work. most prompt 1t ention and civil treatment il OBJ
tanned at HILLS branch hair dyeing cutting and curl
ing psrors, Barclay street, at the old stand, "a
Nassau atrsst. shaving 1t either place six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Heeker's Maccaroni-For Delleaey Of Flavor
dsuperorty In other respects ths imported
teh recommends itself a for family Put up
- mxes Of rs lDs each, BY HECKER BROTHER Croton
Mp, 2ol Cherry street, ~ y discount on purchases
of an or tvsptV boxes
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Nature Equalled, Patrons R<juvinated and
deghtsd competitors wholly dstAncsd and confoondsd
by the superior qualities and brilliant effects Of HILLS
improved instantaneous hAr dye, for perfect black
at the parlors, Barclay street, the old stand Is
Nassau street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

n<lA Water and Cream Syrups- Made
frsn fresh cream, something new and superior to
ssdnasy syrups Ladies' and gentlemen invited 70
eAlAad sxsnns It, at RI sHTON's only at All broad
%. corner Of Canal street, 81 No. 10 Aston House,
corer Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Superior Article OF nay Ram and Bay
vAu for &C.. per gallon, or los. per DOZEN bottles,
spshh CATTLE soap lac. per found; Russian Kahn
sesy 2s- Per pound. Sold Only q. ELI W. WONDER
sMiHs Bo-ery drug ssors, No lss jas. above Broome
rfl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Panama Hats,-We have Prepared by
pstssinE into shapes popular with young gentleman
weAye entire stock Of Panama hats which, TO close
e. sner at unprecedented low prices. few see
places should examine them. LEARY & CO., hatters
lstor House, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Neeker's Farinn.-rhis, NJ all Times Whole
and delicious food but particularly In ner
and for children, when bowel complaints prevail
aPpsshsEded, 10 sod By family grocsrs generally, and
Wholesale BY HECKER BROTHER, Cro,on Mus, 2ol
Cherry street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Defiance Salamander sa1es.--A0bert N. Pat
AAK 10 the sole manufacturer the United States Of
Ne above celebrated safes and patent powder proof de-
AAass locks and bars. Depot 1872 Pearl street. one
Aosf beloW Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Jlc Allies are again defeated, and the
vorts Of seven years has doubtless mmsnse ed.
In tbAresntme, let as economist, BY securing room
the Globe Hotel, corner Of fraskfort ana Wlia a
streets. Excellent rooms only Is cests per day, aad
o. Nv Pc week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

nAschSor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
Ins bss. In ths world Nine prlrA. for applying
ks InrivAld dye. Beware Of mutations; thsy result
- r,dione. ihs bsgsst s.ots Of siss snd PEGS in
AneneA, wholesale ard rs,ail, a. BArCbEIOa's, 2a3
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-07

Teas, CoMees, and sugars.-Have You not
Been 10 WILLIAM LYNCHS and elegant store, cor
EsT Of Greenwich and Spring strsets2 We assure our
readers that they do better at Wholesale or retail
thai slssehers In the city.