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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1855-12-15
To Fanny Ferns 1000, 900 Readers

Lawrence, Sept. so, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Stores ano furnaces.

CWEDENBORG COOKING STOVE Re
- ceyrd the First Premium II tbs Worlds Fair in New
io'k Con be seen at No 80 Bro.d~.y
NV YoRg Peb d. 1857
q WEsrL,ND E.q S'r Having last IAN sp-;i-
Of CoosiDs exhibited 1t the Crystal Pssce the
Doy. sppensnee Of which snd The .cieutnc principle rpon
vbch sppeare 70 be built induced
Of the pattern for Kitchen After de,y-.he
cssng arrangement not being At the time eoDplee-l
cetted in obianE for toe comparatively sl Of
si with hleh than pleased and su GENTLY
peLsst,c for the delay 10 waiting f)i 10
Ae having fully iesed stove both Ia baking bread
well ssin sererai eookics bu, justice to that b..
exceeded hiShest xp4c'aoos and that eicieot
oTersion g. sud simple in construction. expe-
ctOus and satisfactory in cooling aod dfases double
heat from equal quantity Of fuel any other
that have tested In word your Stove
is the Hou.keePei's fr-ndb-ng In pr.e.Jly
economical sod am full satisfied that needs bat pu9cty
TO insure IL rsbd sale.
Wishing you public benefscor every with your
Improved Stove rem.n yours SC p. ODEA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Harbinerr, ST.

STEAM ENGINE for SALE.-A superior
~ TEAM ENGINE Of s. horse power made and finished
IN tesuuful sle ard Lnos the Southern Belle"
TIE Prize gre he NewYoTk Worlds Fair For sale
Ie~by GROVER sAKER Co No. fC5 Broadway.
H'BE NEW YORK FOUNDRY AND IRON
i RAILING COMPANY sole m,naf.cturer. Of Crowells
eeisbsted CAST IRON RAILING WITHOUT klVErS,
lssst Of Crowell style
Ksns decidedly the cheapest 10 the United st4tes
All tBd Castings sgch COlGmL Tusses Ss ald Lin
Ohde!s ver.ndas bscket Eallt Covers window aad
GLsIcs sc. Every hind Of Wrought Iron WOtk for
Buildings such dom. skaters snehors. Esns &c dOue
prices with dispatch Special attention given
al ID. iron for bu dib Of clts-
Fonpcery foot Of ooh North River Samples IN of
All the w.eoous Nos - and 81 Duane e., ie~
door. OF Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Professional Notices.

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr
ALLEN late Professor In the Ohio College Of Dental sur
ARTIFICIAL DEN INJURIES, which combines the following
sdvsntsgeG
20 vse the saliva OF infect the breath s pot even TIE
est moisture can get between the teeth aud plate -
ID An Arhcis Gum. which Is firm and ndestructbe ~
the teeth f1sed az hsh heat between ana around teh
base which unes them firmly to each other and 10 tbs plate
upon which they set This mparts to the teeth thsi
peculiar expreon and life Ike appearance which Character
Sd Great strength Ia obtained BY thus unns the Teeth
Gum shd Pae d ordinary force In msstcans can oress
them from their base
4h clear and distinct articulation ~ speech il restored
This change effected By having the inside Of the
readily adapted This perfect adaptation Of the tongue the
denture prevents the Kissing muhed sounds 10 speaking OF
5h The pstur. preston Of the noath
be restored where they have become unken
work importing the teeth These Attachments are 90 formed
bring unken portions AMI sustain them Ia theI
proper position They covered with the above named
gumcomPouLd and become component pats OF the dentus
and when nightly formed cannot be detected BY the closest OBJ
This method Of restoring the cheeks 10 their original
funess and ao the neutral form and OF the mouth
ard lips has been well tested, having been made special
10 the authors practice for several past VARSITY
and O.1uer Hkene-es which have
taken Of without this and also with
IT, he at bis ofs showing the great eh,nze sppeaf
which produced IN the eountensnces on ndvdn. nov
public invited call and examine together Win other
specimens OF hi. improved style of WORK. not requiring the
eth The plates ususy employed for this work are plstins,
the purity OF which prevents the slightest arnsn or IN
many and important features which are resd, .ppfeSi
ated by those weans artificial denures upon ths principle
onias can be siven from eminent Dentists 10 the ssnoa
cities Of the Union and person; Ts.ns me Sors 10 ~ sns
oti her cities j. ALLEt 10 ~ bOno.N ~ u
B-A small pamphlet containing fuller particulars sent
(postpsid) on application
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS for all parts
u OF the world Indispensable 70 usyeeu Issued By 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

VyyANTED-h frs.-clGss brow IL stone HOUSE,
w .pove if,b below 21tn Ct bct~sen 'h AZ aud
AsTGosY BLyE ger No Bro.d 1t.
VVANTED to FURCHASR.-A HOUSE and
w lot ,r tso or fhr-- r,csnt LIT. 3isr Pre-
ru.t be rsos.rste Address ThlRDAVENUs. Trbuns
Offoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Removals..

T. NETTLER & Co, Commission Merchants,
lie std dealers IN GRIN Flour Meal aud other RI dace
NO ~ Fronist the st Of May will No.
4l Frooi It.. three doors shove P,es slip
DEMOVAL.-1he undersigned, now reinstated
~ the old location. No. Isl Broadway will erer.
csc Of udsmsnt msfsred lie the es circles Of the trade
dssvor 10 eet continuance Of the svo Of bis
patrons uneer positive determination adhere strictly %
cA.h ssss 81 seeh modsrsie ehrses belle we'd win
prompt resdy scuescense the their
beet Interest wh. I. JENNfH0s Diaper and Tailor
Ne sl Broadway. Sd door above the Astor Houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Bniloing Editorials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
~ eROOP BUILDINGS. VAULTS. STORE FRONTS
ROOFS. &c The cndengned prepared farulsb
od wrought iron rolled Beans cut TO specified ensths
prise Which enables fire prosf badn to b srsetsd very
invited IsmDs tie ne. buildns Of Asr HHs srot
CG vhsre they ave been sssd por furthsr nforD
sc0s apply 70 COOPER 4 HEWITT No. Barl.as clip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Dantina Academies.

DODWORrH's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ No SIS Broadway. opposite lltht Is nov opsn for
th. r. {, p of pupils 10 At time La
dies ara Children Weduesdays and Saturday, At and
81 Gsu.neI or Thur.Gsys, and every other
FIiday At NJ Praci,ns Assemblies On Saturday syen
ite. r Ladies and Gentlemen Monthly Sorees ~ u'u,L
Cfu., day. hous and terms Of instruction. can
be- had Al the my soy tne. I'll bs sent BY post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Aousfs anb farms Wantrb.

A PAYMENTS WANTED.-A Gentleman
"A spd his Wife. with other ir the family at
II pleasant Urfunishec Room IN septse house nsG
Bo.deay and GRIND Private family preferred Addrus
A Broadway ross Once. with terms
LOU SE.-WANTED to PURCHASER
Il modem velltuut HOUSE With o. Wster as Fsr
r.e.; rot higher sp ttsn sln betse.n SEA sad sdsvs
rree exceed - Sc snt ;.
ie,shAorhocs. Adore J. X Tfibuse Once
TINION-SQUAkE REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
No Everett House. eth and I'D -Hsssss
Lo spd Farms for sale OF ssehsoss ssl s se wsstst
m p~base or r~ot scshern Weasrs and Css pvesry
s sse o. Ovse OF reel OH passss call sal
supcssos .dvssasss esv eesus se:a e As
ssis Of property hhiAs uoA"hAN~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Drp Goods.

Drp Goods.
GREAT SALE of WET GOODS from AUG
" TION-Wil tale plsce THIS MORNING. commanding
At 9 o'clocs A NJ. IA g. CoLSYs, No. ~ H.v he
9th srd 10th consisting Of Lioen Goods OF 81 snd
Dsm..l. Nspkius Towelins Linen shrins aud sheeuns
Quirs ard Counterpanes Also - c.se' OF Cotton shns
al sheeps bargain. Also, large lot Of Pun' from
So up GOODS rant-d pTecs ana sent free to a. p,r-
OF the city vicinity ". Sac P)sitive NO P'"Pooe
"'"' ~ ANDREW O COLBY. No ~ Nav.
SPRING OPENING If DRY GOODS at RE-
- TAIL. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE S Go,
VIII open MONDAY the 18th inssn their spusi stoes
cOu~.Ds Of
Slk. and silk Robes.
Paris Printed de Lame ard Dc Lame Robes
B,r-se Grenedin- Robes
Rsrpse end Gr.f edbe Robes for Nisses
French Printed Jsconets, Cslicos and Org,ndes
French Printed Jsconet Robes
Psr. Eubroderes Laees and Fancy Articles staple ani
Hou pins Goods such Hosiery Flame luD'eptne-
a. Liners and Linen shee,nx f0senss, Tsoie Cloths,
NsT kins &c
sHAWLs in the newest styles - -
Nos 81 CANAL ~ srd 81 HONAROsTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
T1iano-Gortes and Hlnsir.

4 STONISHING REDUCTION in the prices of
~ PIANOS and MELOOEONS. 10 suit the tines Sk: 81
Oct Ro.ev God 100 10 75 Ro.ewood 81 tl7o to tao
sos fish. perio Meodeons CeIhar' Psten, 50 20
second band Pianos from ~ to Soeins REDUCTION
. ~ s R'' cent "'" ''''' nsb6SALD sRoTaEk..
No S92 aovery near bouston &C.
4 $40 PIsNO for SALE for S2l5-It has
tn,oue peusn Il, CANT sud excellent instrument. Apply
at No a Great Jones st near the sowery
IIGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS,
IL PIANo-FORTE MANUfaCTURgR5- WNeIeoms
No f2l Broome ST. block -sst OF Brosdssy Newfcrs.
Sole Agents o the eelebraeo Organ Meodeon.
DIANO-FORTES.- GLEN & Co. have re-
i moved their Piano Forte Mandatory and Warsroom
rom No 10 Fulton to No 80 Spring two doors east OF
Broadway
DIANO-FORTES at GREAT SACRIFICE
/ Closing Bushes. The entire 'tocx Of EoaGE HEwSs
~ Broadway will be sold without regard for sash and
every inI9mept fully warranted A'o 'mai safe, Count
DIANOs-PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
The l.rs-- assortment in the United itstes comprising
tbo.e OF ten ciaereni manufactures Gber; Co cele
brsf.o preuium EOLIAN PIANOS and Horace "stsrs's
ent u-nu,scto,bs pORACE WATERS. S5 Broadway.
SfCOND HAND PIANOS.-GREAr BAR
- GAINS -Op- Oft Gilbert & Co = male 6tOctsve price
fS25 viii old for $50, do sith E1in ories 1925,
for ass or g Octave .r.on Piano puc- $40 for 0,;
one Geo He~s 7Octsv- a round *bc for j5;
Octave P-ro for sl75 o: Octave Piano, nearly
LEV" ~ F'''' HORACE WATERS No s9s Bro,4rsy.
SIN AOLlAN, SQUARE and BOUDOlR
wv PIANOS With al the latest Improvements, toev and
,eeorSlsIo ho twelve Of the be, Hsaul.cto,' me
se.ty dueed prices Pi.nos 80 to $50 AeOdeons tjs
Newly improved Model MELoDsovs. 81 md soctaves
ale ard double reeds; any before offered lar
noNluMs rh ehr to ,weye stops prize - 20 $3.50 re,
factories Paris P,no. ard Meloteons 70 rent Monthly
p.su,sris t.ien BERRY GORDON. No. o7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Clothing.
Watehes, Jewclrr. sc.


WATCHES! WATCHES The Subscriber
w 10 selling all descriptions Of GOLD aud SILVER
WATCHES at retsI lower than any house 10 tho Guy -.
FINE GOLD LEPISf WATCHES. holes J'weled.''.f
BEAUTIFUL ENANELED LADIES' WArCuEs...s u
sPLENDID ENABLED LADIES' WATCHES. with .
GOLD pFTACHFD LEVERS full je~eed ............ ~
BFeUTIEULGOLD ENAMELED HUNTING Watches -
COLD DETACHED LEVERS Fl Ladies, rich engraved .
FINE COLD EUsTISG LEPINEs for Lsies. $780,. s.
FINE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers fuliJeseled "
SPLENDID LEVER WATCHES for Dasue reotypes... flo
RICH WATCHES. which wind up and set without Key. 90
REAL JULES JURjBNsON WATCHES. per 400
:"
REAL COOPER WATCHES Duplex and Leye" 10 10 9"
INDEPENDENT SECOND and QUARTER AL.
SECOND WATCHES. for tuning hotss.. - 70 W
SPLENDID COLO POCKET CHRONOhG- 49,,
TFRS peTf,c time keepers ........ 49,. 10 70 :"
90, dtn, ,.... ................ rs to IT'S
RICH MAGIC WATCHES for Ladies and Gen
tlemep which change into different watches ITO 70 ltp
GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEVERS. 81 to -
COL HUSIISG-CA-E Fngli-h Patent Levers * 10 ~
SILVER ENGLIsg PATENT LEVERS ..... rs 10 y
SILVER DETACHED LENrRs.............. IL TO =
SILVER LEPINE WATCHES - .
sPLENDlD GOLD and SILVER ESOLlsH PArESr LIZ
VFRs made by J. Iobis.. AMI other celebrated makers
VERY FINE DUPLEX WAT 5HEs, made b T. r. Cooper'
Warner. and all celebrated mskers
Watches CLEANED and Repaired 10 the best manner At much
less than he u,u. prices Al Watches keep god
time. GEO 4 ALLE lmbo.st' man,
noor Bro.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Gouses TO Eet.


A MANDATORY 10 LET OF for SALE.-A
"A large Building $Sdst adjoining the 9th Railroad
De,et by 81 feet with 6se Lots well lighted 90 eli
sides and from the will be Aed sold the most Fes
sopable terms Inquire OF
BOARDING HOUSE in the best part of the City
- to rent Apply of information to T. l. CHESTER. No.
6 Wall st.
DROADWAY STORE and DWELLING to
I'D LET or LEASE The large aud elegant STORE. No
sas Broadway 26h AID 9th sts and the DWELL
INC attached The above will Be rented together
rptey good tenant favorable teroa The ore
lifted complete With shelves. counters gas hhtures .saiS
&c G. ready for occupancy, and Possession eAa
be had Immediately The House new AMI replsis with ell
the modern Improve and po~esion esn Be bad lot OF
April II desired Rent Of Store 500 psettng Tor
fnrther information inquire Of q. H. MiLLloAN, NO. ~
Wall Ct, on the premises
NHEAP STORES, BAKERIES ssd COT
~ TAOES to LEr-Seversl Of each desenpnea 70 70. IN
Nhe upper part Of the city and erootyn Also hUoeE 70
Avenue c. Inquire Of 8. r. TOWNSEND, No u Nss.n ..
Unwilling HOUSE to LET or LEASE
DNe Boed Posse sion gwen tG OF April ~ feaaus,a
portion Of the FURNITURE for sale Apply On me
prenbes. from 10 A NJ to3P u.
MISERABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to
H LET or for SALE Situated In the village Of kshvsy
a. j. 10 uilcs nom the Cay Of New Yok The house nssu
peor modenbpilt edhcs contsnips all the reqarcmsno o.
vth wells OF superior water eern &e The premses
sons sf two vassbe spd under superior euitivstoe
Svidet into vegetable and fows ssrdsns orchard a. r
fact applicants vii End h Of the elegant and dess
SN j. n. EMERSON a Co. Nos l. S ssd sprscsst
HOUSE to LET-In Bond-st- Inquire Of
III Nc. l. Possession sivea INN d'stey. II a,sr,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

COUPtk' TRUSS HOOPS.-5OO sets as
~ sorted
CoOPER's EDGE TOOLS. Abertson. Conser, Horton
ga TOT. ard other mskeu
COOPERS RIVETS. large
COOPER'S HAMMERS DRIVERS.
BECK IRONS &c sc for sale BY
CHA5 ). LITTLE SOs - and 81 FULTON O.
SCOTCH PIG IRON-Hundred tuns No.
~ Gsrtshere sd 20 mixed numbers best PIG Iron.
"''' 40 sPoFFoRD. TiLtsroa Co.. No. 50 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

ASrHosY J. BLsrczgs Asetionsss ,o,.v
Il RIPycKgR viii eli At .aerioo 90 r8Ua.o.r ases
ct the Merchants Erebsffe too very e,s 's,s - n
GROJIND situated 90 srcsdwsy eoruer " ga q 80
~. prors, viii b. .od 10 orr pc, oe-rs PsfsieuM ,sss.
.nts 70 e'piri's The ,r~- Of 81. 81 os ~, a. =.
For further particulars ard usos Of the properly sPV'
tAics o. the Auctiop>er No brosfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Gotcls.

EAGLE LODGINGS.-Gentleme
~ can obtain clean and co nfoabe rooms for ~ per night
OF o 2 PER week the Hotel corner Of Frankfort and
NIlial ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Guilerp ano 4aroware.

4 GRICULTUkAL IMPLEMENTS for SALE,
~ 'h- STORE No IS Ct sitting large
fPrCuiy Me-sr Minor Horen and Richie. Ps,snt
Flows Fsnrng MIL Corn shelters. CIDER Mills
Presses Corn NILS. Churns Seed so~er, Canystofs,
&c sc
large Of Horticultural Tools Peruvian Guanno,
Surerpbosp b-te Of Lime Bone Dust, &e- Nc.
Fled and GARDEN seoes
A.o the failures consisting Of Seed Drawers and C. inter
-ubl- for Drug or Seed Two Iron Safes Dess rand
Office Furniture. JAMES EAGER, As-ixne-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

ITO lie T Large and handsome APART
MENTS consisting Of large PTlos Kitchens, aid Atiic.
looms Inquire the premises, no ~ Crosby St. ana OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

TINO LET-Furnsbed HOUSE on st. Johns
Pak; will be let tot private family nly and the rent
token in BOARD nsasactoIy. Add ess hou sE, Box LII
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

i end FARM OF .cres OF choice Lard q, Cliaion Ne$
Jersy miles from sews /. sud neat the res eenee Of
Cspt Fzfs Me. the Farm sfss modeEo-bdit
Dstin. iase Barn Carriage h0use Ora ary sti'les &c
ae ell ard huI in the beat u,nnsr eonmsod'a noe
vice Of N,w.yOik siap Llsnd Sessrt By H. ke, snf
etu.oeiec OF ID. pleasant snd healthy location. 10
ststs 10 within less hsu hours ride Of Se~ Oh
VEL. s.t.Ied fenced ana ~i he sol, loo for c.s1 Per Of
Shoe sic ifd--r-d =. per cent For
Oar, 'culsi. spply to h A sPAfsOhD. No 50 Nsls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

.i,y aud offs- u rood ealuvs-d
srsip ell stirred with houses barus three miles
from ssoss Spring. Also double three story House sud
four cts Lois i55h b-'- lcth sod tnzv- New
York Tue is going TO K.n... sgd wall sell ehesp.
AIIly 10 10 IN htAD no - Jay 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

COR SALE-Tbe new MARBLE BUILDING
csrrSr Of Brosdus, AID Ch.nberse Application TO be
made =: ths Central Bsai. NO 90 ChsmbeUst
WALTEk OAKLEY Cashi.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
EARM for SALE-The very desirable FARM

'bNN IUf ohI@h' nc vet! "cS' ""rc 'Is''
i a u.ies from Railway n the no,d leading from
PsIfed contain ing To- Of ,nd - Of which
wood .noD sOod state Of CULTIVATION, dwelling Ard oai
bucnss There place apple ofehcs 40
ether fruit Railroad communication with Now
Railway FOr further osrea,As
pGue o. c. HULL No los Cfst, Oh the premises OF
INV ARD WOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

no lie THE frst-class DWELLING
i HOUSES Nos ~ and ia LecuNd st near srosd~y
TIE houses col. turosce and bath be
LEI together or separately first class tensl Apply TO hen
RY HEATH, No 2s8 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

LOR sALE-Two HOUSES and LOTS con-
J. Leetirs on Frrkls ard WHIT SITS aud Of
Bse~t Is feet on Prass - feet White
Oh 10 dspsh feet Thee n very desirable for
tNsssss fseturtrs psrpo>ss Apely
JOHN 8. EELSO, No q wduam e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
Board an6 Rooms.

A FEW ROOMS to LET with BOARD, on I'd
IN aud 80 floors, to families siosle PERSONS at No. 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
EARM FOR SALE, at SOMERvILLE, N.
nor sALE-A pleasant COUNTRY PLACE

Of II aoie OtCE LAND high state Of culti-
vstion p miles south of he City Of psu,hse-se on
ard 10 the vc t, o. the counuy Of Mr. Ellsworth. nr
J,r.uc Proc .so More NJ hscy, &c. The dwelling Is
,ouse trck cottage containing eight wih CO.
ne1ec under sl There too oaros on the place.
on. inst flushed and admirably
tap.ro The place .sutfuiy shsded and urei ss1 well
w,ieree b, ttrouh the whole property Prce
OF the pare 81 go Apply to JAMES sEkOEASF, lie q
F.t at Poushkeepsie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

VIO LEl-lEe ffOt OF anu l|i NO I'll 'tu-
Il sv between I'D Esd st. Size &c ~ &c feet deep
Lat 90 fee, dep Also the Brovn stone Front House aod
Lot No 10 West st Also the Three sto Bros Stone
Front Lot Nc. 10 West 20 It Size 10 IN b,
feet deep For and further patciss apply TO akEH
A WEFKS No Pine st corner Brosoway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28
ARM ANDS + o K 5 A l. + Z.

LBRM in NEW-JERrLY tor SALE-Cut1ln-
ns n scres Of Lane 10 ID 'tae OF cultivation, oil
which Apple Orchsd Of young Trees 10 fu os.nt
and one Of the fLest tbs; cOD situated In Somerset
County 10 the Visse o. fsgstown and near nefie Oh
The lire the New leney Central RsilrVai. hoas tt9
New YOk Tie in prSyemsns two story wooden ogld
ius ard Outbsds and thtIe never filling Serns OF eH
a.Ilent house Loo atDu Of the IN )-i
beatty ID the State Price : 30o On-ihid cab. and
balsuce es t,rGA For fuhsf particulars apply ST No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-28

LNARM for SALE-In Orange County, New
i York ten miles from newburih IN the tOsh Of Mont
Conner, eo1d House aud OatBadhs' yell enced
with .reat variety Of Ffuit Tees z,
Also for ssle ,ood pOCsEs in desirable oc.ons LoTS
mn To e1chsLe sood property Ap )y 10
BACFARLAs mFRairr, Aactones.
NJ z n. No 4 Az
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-17

There is extreme of arrogance and untruthful-
ness in the talk of the K. N. party and its organs
which justice and respect for the ma ority of the CT
tizens of North Carolia demands should be exposed.
They talk about the GRITTY of the native protestant
citizens of the state as 'Fanti Americans as the
"Foreign and Catholic party There are not five
hundred foreign and Catholic voters in the State and
the majority for the Democratic party as shown by
the recent vote is some seven thousand. Even sup
posing that every foreign born citizen every Catho-
lie citizen in the State voted for the anti Know
Nothing candidates, there still remains clear major
ty of sixtyfve hundred native born protestant cti-
zens, against the party which arogates to itself the
exclusive appelation of ''American" Now is it not
insult 10 the people of North Carolina for defeated
minority to stamp the great maj ory of their native.
born protestant fellow citizens as anti -American
Shall faction denounce the people OF the good old
North State as q Anti-American,n as the I" Foreign
and Catholic party? Is the verdict of North Carroll
ma nothing Is the soemnly recorded vote of vas
majority of native-born protestant citizens nothing
Has not the State spoken and is she not American
Is North Carolina Foreign Catholic State
How Icing is this insulting trumpery to be perse
vered in How long is it 10 be endured1 How lone
will the respectable members even of that party sus
tain their organs in such arrogant nonsense
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-17

The News OF THE DAY.-Wc cannot find much
of any peculiar or startling interest The summer
elections at the South are pretty much over, ana,
generally speaking the result has been highly salts
factory to the Democrats With them remains the
victory in every State but Kentucky and even there
the K Ms are no better off than were the Wings.
Alabama, about which serious fears were entertained
has gone all right Governor. Legislature, the great
majority of the Congressman, and large popular
vote attest Democratic supremacy. Poor Jere. Glenn
will hardly get back to the Senate Jere. might
have been somebody if he had only kept straight
The Empire City, at New York, brings a good
deal of gold and some news. She reports more gold
coming.
Was it Charles the Second OF England, who gath
cred together large number of sauants to tell him
why it was that basin of water with live hsh In
it did not weigh any than if the fish were taken
out After several "eminent philosophers" had sat
istactorly accounted for it, one took the liberty OF
saying that he didn't believe it was so. The King
laughngly acknowledged that he had been hoaxing
the wise men The relative heights OF the wafer In
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans has furnished case
somewhat similar 1t has been for years asserted
and believed that the water level on the Pacific side
is some three to four feet higher than on the Atlantic
side of the Tshmus of Panama, and the wise men OF
the East, and of the West too, have been busy in
venting plausible theories 10 account for it. After the
whole thing had been settled, up comes Col. Totten
with his measurements and proves that it is not so
That the mean height of the water, in both oceans
is precisely the same. Alas, for the theorists.
In Bolivia they are busy fighting or maneuvrlng
as usual They have got used to ii.
Where is Chicago running to? The census just
taken show the present population to bels7,5oO, last
November it was 6O,140. IF food can be got for all
these new mouths and work for these new hands, sc
suddenly brought together, then we must confess
that Illinois is great State and Chicago great
place, in spite of the story that nobody ever went te
heaven lherefrom.