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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06
REPUBLIOAN COUNTY CONTENTION

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
Pursuant to cali Of the Republ;cal
Central Committee. the delegates Of tkl
several townships of Gallia county. me
at the Court House, on Saturday, Sep
tember LIST. and organized by calling
Alonzo Cushing. Esq. to the chair. ant
appointing Benjamin Martin. secretary
The following committee on creden
tials was appointed-D. B. Hebard, Jas
A. R. Fulton and Amos Ripley.
The convention then adjourned tc
meet at one O'Clock, P. NJ.
Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The committee reported, and
the following delegates were found tC
be in attendance, and admitted to seats;
Addison. D. George, Robt. Rey-
nolds, James A. R. Fulton.
Harrison-Claudius J.. Menager, j.
P. Strait.
Raccoon-W. R. Atkinson, Geo. W.
Eagle, j. Stanley.
Perry-AmOs Ripley, Andrew Wise
man.
Gallipolis-Chas. Creuzet, D. B. He
bard, R. Aleshire, John Hutsinpiller, A.
Gushing, W. L. Gardner.
Walnut-Jehu M'Daniel, William
Thornton.
Cheshire-Taylor W. Hampton, Mat
thew Lasley. Asa Bradbury.
Ohio-James H. Guthrie.
Green6eld-F. ]. Miller, BENZ. Ste
vens.
Morgan-A, Darst, o. Ralph.
Green-E. A. Stone, Jacob James,
T. C. Stafford.
Huntington-Benj. Martin, J. d.
Wallace, Milton Kent.
Springfeld-A. Watts, John Guy, @.
Shires.
From the townships Of Springfield
and Huntington two sets of delegates
presented credentials. Two meetings
were held in these townships, one of
which required of those permitted to
vote, pledge that they would support
all the nominees of the late Convention
at Columbus, which nominated Mr..
Chase. The committee reported re-
solution in favor Of those elected with
out the test, which the convention adop-
ted. The above is a correct list of del
egates admitted to seats
The convention proceeded to ballot
for candidates, which resulted in the
nomination of the following ticket:
For Representative-JoHN N. CLARK,
of Perry township.
For Sheriff-AARoN RIFE, of Addi-
son township.
For Treasurer-WILLIAM NASH, of
Gallipolis township.
For Commissioner-JosEPH MAUcK,
Jr., of Cheshire township.
Por Prosecuting Attorneys. A.
NASH, of Gallipolis township.
For Surveyor-A. VANCE, of CALI
polls township.
For Coroner-Dr. w. W. Mills, Of
Green township.
Onmotion, the following Central Com
mittee were appointed for the ensuing
year-James Harper, W. L. Gardner.
Amos Ripley, N. A. Fisher and Samuel
Jolley.
On motion of C. Creuzet, this con-
ventiOn adopted the platform of the 18th
July.
On motion of G. Creuzet, the pro-
,eedings Of this convention were order
ed to be published in the Gallipolis Jour
nal.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
A. CUSHING, Chairman.
Benz. MARTIN, Secretary.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

wCapt. JAMES NEwToE has just
returned FROM an Eastern tour, bringing
us full files of New York city, Troy,
Buffalo, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady,
Cleveland and Cincinnati papers. The
captain looks hale and hearty. and has
a heart big as whole abolitionists body.
Long may he waive.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06
HRichara P. Robinson. .hs .uo-

fEKichara P. Robinson. shs sup
posed murderer Of Helen levitt. some
years since. died at the Gait House IN
Louisville. few days since. During
his illness and while bis mind wander
ed, he frequently spoke Of Helen Jew
lit. There is little doubt but he was the
murderer of that unfortunate woman.
His disease was inflammation of the brain
and stomach.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06
~Ths GaIlia county (Mhitel +

~The Gallia county white Re-
publican central committee, will meet at
the Journal Office on Friday, 14th, to
take into consideration the filling of the
vacancy in the Office of commissioner in
the Republican Ticket, made vacant by
Mr.. JOSEPH MAUcK, yr., having declin-
ed serving. See Mr.. Ms card in an
other column.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

RThe Know NOthings of Lawrence
county have nominated the following
ticket: For Representative-Henry c.
Rodgers; Treasurer-C. w. Simmons
Commissioner-Wm. Lambert Clerk
j. B. G. Harris Sherif-Ezra Will
lis; Prosecuting Attorney--H. S. Neal;
Coroner-A. McVey.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

CELEBRATIoN.--The Methodist and
Baptist Sunday Schools had quite a
large turn out on Saturday last. They
paraded our streets in beautiful order
and reflected credit alike on teachers
and scholars. The musicians discoursed
most excellent music.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

(and few men IL the county are indebted
to the Wings ior more favors. now. we
do not wish item to blind men to the
fact of their desertion, by charging their
guilt upon the Journal. The Journal
sands in this election where it has ever
stood, both before and since it came into
the hands of the present proprietor, and
ne viii not be placed in false position
BY those we can Dolonger serve, because
they have gone over to the support Of
men we all in common have opposed.
As to the position occupied by the ''Old
Wings" Of Gallia county, if the gentle
man is not satisfied by what he witness
ed last Saturday. there will be no chance
for misunderstanding next October.
We are willing to leave the position
occupied by the Journal. and that of
this gentleman, to the verdict of the old
Wings next October.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

EOur friend E. T. SHEPARD, the
gentlemanly clerk of the fine steamer
Bridge City, win accept our thanks for
late Cincinnati papers. For arrival and
departure of this Packet see card in
another column.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

Will the Telegraph, and Journal, let
US know how the Northern Congress
men voted on the "Missouri Compro-
mise" at the time of its enactment?
Meigs Co. Democrat.
Will you let us know how the Demo
Gratis voted when Ohio was disgraced
by the election of Salmon P. Chase. the
woolly-head, to the Senate of the Uni
ted States?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

HWe were panied to hear of the
death Of Mr. SAMUEL RoDeERs, an old
and honorable citizen of GalIia county.
He died on Friday last after lingering
illness.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

CHOICE FRUIr.-We have Jared well
the past week, entirely too well to gel
in a bad humor, even with the abolition
lists, and nothing in the world will nettle
us so much as to come in contact with
one of those unprincipled woolley vs.
Early in the week we received per-
feet shower of choice peaches from
our friend GRAssoN DAVIS. There
are four varieties, the orange free
stone and the orange cling, white
cling end white freestone, and perfect
beauties at that. These were all seed
lings, grown on new ground, and equal
led in flavor the best engrafted fruit
Mr.. Davis has probably the best arran-
ged orchard in the county. He has a
regular succession of fruit from early
to late.
The next was variety--pears, plum
and ocra, from Mr.. CHAs. HENKING.-
The plum measured six inches in cir
cumference, the only one the tree bore
this year. Itwas beauty. The ocra
1--WE believe o-c-r-s is the way it is SPELL
ed we had boiled in a pot with lean,
miserable shank, that we purchased in
market, for which we paid fifteen cents,
but after it had been placed in contact
with the ocra it had the appearance Of
Baltimore beef. So much for oera; try
it. One variety of the pears were from
the orchard of James Preston, and for
fine favor, juiciness and par excellance,
las Frenchman would say, they Just
cap the world. The other variety was
from our friend HESK1NG's paradise of
a residence. and were as hard as an ab-
olitionist's head, and are said to keep
any length of time you wish. They are
hard to-dent. Gentlemen, accept our
thanks.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

DRowNED.-A daughter of Collin
Thevenin, about five years of age. was
drowned on Sunday last in Raccoon.-
We did not learn the particulars.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoNvENTIoN.-
We have been compelled to abridge the
proceedings of the convention, and only
give the result, for want of space.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

Provoking-to dream that you have
lots of money, and then wake up aad
find yourself an editor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

PANORAMA OF NEW YoRK CIrY.-Thi.
work will soon be exhibited at Gallipo.
lis. The Chillieothe Gazette says of it,
ga largeeudience attended the ex.
hibition of this beautiful work of art
lastnight, and we heard but one expres-
sion in regard to it, and that was Of IN
qualified appreciation. We are free to
say that a better knowledge of New
York can not be obtained BY visiting the
city and walking its streets for several
days, than can by witnessing this Pan
Drama. The artistic merit of the print
ing, is of most superior order. No
one but great genius could have pro-
duced it. Its perfect correctness. the
nice taste which is displayed both in re
gard to proportion, and light and shade,
the life-like appearance of the persons
In the streets, all show master mind.
No one can look upon it without being
at once struck with the vastHess of the
design, and the perfection of the finish. :"
This Panorama will be exhibited in
Gallipolrs in few days, due notice of
which viii be made. 1t is highly spo-
ken of wherever it has been exhibited.
II will also be exhibited at Point Pleas
ant, Catletsburg and Ironton.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

~ Francais. dissipated French
man, who owns few acres of land on
the Portsmouth road. near town, where
he lives, was stabbed and beaten on
Monday night last, by two men unknown
to him. His injuries are not considered
dangerous.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06
~A letter has been received fro,

EA letter has been received from
Hon. o. F. Moore, stating that the time
has been changed from the 18th to the
18th inst, for Chase and others to ad-
dress the Black Republicans in this place.
Our friends who wish to be here On the
occasion, will bear this in mind.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

~We understand that the handful
of Free Soilers and Abolitionists thai
were pledged to the support of Chase.
and who were elected from the White
Republican convention on Saturday last.
nominated full ticket, as follows:
Representatives,. Logue.
Pros. Att'y-Jos. Bradbury.
Treasurer--Wm. Nash.
Commissioner-John N. Kerr.
Surveyor-Jas. L. Eakin.
Sheriff-John E. Holcomb.
Coroner-(We have forgotten the
name-ne account at any rate, we there
fore fill the space with A. z. Holcomb.
These Free Sellers and abolitionists
say the White Republicans cannot elect
their ticket without their cooperation,
and to convince us of the truth of this
assertion they have placed our candi-
date for Treasurer (WM. NASH upon
their ticket, and say while they win elect
him, they claim the power to defeat the
balance of the Republican ticket. 1t
would be very strange 10 us if fourteen
hundred Wings should be governed by
one hundred and fifty Free Soilers and
abolitionists in this county, and that
they hold the balance of power we fiat
ly deny. However we are perfectly
willing they should test the matter in
this way.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-06

RWe shall endeayor next week to
attend to our woolly friend of the Tele-
graph. and bis locofOco neighbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
ENe0.

On Mond.y morning Oct. 8 ADA Aueusg4. infant
daughter Of VIM =. and Amanda NJ Archer, eyed months
and - day..
TIE rolsyes aud friends u The family are respectfully
invited u attend tho funeral, withous faTihef notice
q her parents 100 West Fifteenth street. near Egh,h
avenue.
On Monday osts 10 lie 72ayesr Of bis age, Mr. Nicnt
BARRY.
The fenss x he family and ,hose y bis sons tho Rsy
Jot Parry, Thomss james, Maurice and rateh Barry
renuested 70 attend his fsncra which will take pla
from y. Patrcks .atheal, a. l11s o'clock, this
ing His remains vi be taken = Calvary Cemetery for
intermsnt
At his resi- ence 90 West Broadway after shoF. but
severe illpes Nj ssrsoS so nry long time resilient
81 Gslbaiy, county Limerick, ireland.
ii- remains vii be Inferred a. Trinity Cemstry, tbs
afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
Limerick papers please enpy.
IN tuesday morning, Cc'. o otter lingering Illness
which sho bore with Christian forfituGa grs FfuIE A.
month";.
fhe relaiives and f.end' q he fily are repeatedly
rom her late residence, 231 Delaney street.
I" Tho dead in Chris. shan rise Brt.o
On Monday, oct. 8, after short sn5 Severe alnsr.
Ass JtuA Vas WAR; VIC oi James T. Van War;, sgei -
JeaTs, rnonths ard % day..
The relatives and friends II the family and those 4
bis brothers, Samuel, John r. AM Alexandra Van War;
are resi- eeifaly invited - attend her fansrai .hs
afternoon at tv9 oeosk from Der late dence o. Troy
% Tuesday. oct. Q, u.s. ". Fowlsa, age "a years.
The Iemains will be taken 20 scrvalk c.. f7r inter
20 attend.
IN tuesday, OF; . 10 'hc s2d ysar of 81 ag~ 1soxs
Gs4H2r.
The friends q The family and thoze u Garrett ff1.
simons, are requested 70 attend bis funeral from l5
Seventh avenue, this afternoon, AZ two oelck. ~
mains WI BE- taken . Calvary Cemetery ior nsfnsen'
Mcr long and painigl Illness, May DrcAy wife r
Mihsm Dugan, CT Easton, Penn and ad0p,sl daughter
OF ars Mchc0n.
The friends q the family rczpscfuly invited >
attend her f1nerai this Afternoon a. TO ocoek ron
her aunts residence lea avenue u.
IN JeHey Cry, on Monday evening, o. g. Mrs. EfrzA
in.N Wiz u ihe late John !. Ellis, q Ibis sity
nes friends and thoss oi Ter late huscans reepect
frly invited 70 attend her funeral fror, ~ .f.fe 8
ehnfcn, Snses street. tomorrow Afternoon 81 three
On tuesday morning Oct o. II congo tor n tic Brar
toi lhcsAs a. s1t1nHss, IN he Goth year d Ls ags 0ry
0fJohn ~. stephens
Nc ,rsnds and ibos~ q the family are invited - ~
tend the fcnsrr from the rsslsnse ~ ~ sahv a. Se
arb, y. J., iensEfo~, Of IL o'eio,k, a. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
The Sanitsrfum-A Resort for InvaIids and

thers setknk mid cInafe az Magnolia, the 81 john
river, EaN Florida. Magnolia easy access
daey on the river about hy miles from lie mouth SAFE and
eommodlous steamers leaving Savannah three
and Charleston week. land regularly here making ne
passage In about wony four hours connecting well.
known steamships which Ply between New York and
nah and Char esion y his roge he eare passage costs
about $50 The journey be made
railroad pr ~ d. Benedict formerly superintendent OF
New York State Lunac Asylum, who has spent
winters az Magnolia and where be resides
urn early IN November and viii take charge Of such pcrOns
wh 10 place themselves under hts
Dr. benedict may he at ~ Ninth street. New
ffh and f2th instant from to 10 O'Clock AM and Pm
where be VIII be happy 70 give particular Information
mose interested n he subject Letters may be addressed
him 70 he care hcssrs brown, Brothers CO.. New YORK
spacious ard commodtous house VIII be
eery In November by James Benedict, whtsh been
ay arranged FOR Dyaids, and VII be Conducted
cuar reference y IAcr comfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

On THURSDAY evening, oc.. 4 by the Rev. H. H. Blair
Mr. JONI Y. HKRos 70 Miss May MooRr both o. this
city.
On Tuesday morning, at No. 81. Marks place, Kr.
Jonv " cosDu. % Mss lErsn D. KS.GGT, both q New
York.
On Monday, Oct 3, by John Macauly, r. r., CRAmB
WoRtFs1rn, Of Portland Me-, - Miss MAuls Asy CAxp
ngrf, o: y. "
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POUND DROWNED.


Greer 70 nro'sc, myself against fraud and the public
uat limitations Of schedam schnapps are abroad
and TO warn all who u-c n and physicians prescribe
their paicn against these deieterous
ratWtsL 49,
To the sick these pcrncous compounds may prove psrons
in The extreme instead OF aGordng the relief which nyar
ably follows he use of the ruo and legitimate Aromac
Schnapps In the various diseases 4 aauted m
Win inevitably esapcrae the worst sympos and perhap,
uss them without suffering from tbcr effects
Let the public, therefore, and III. medical faculty. he an
heir guard against deception In importan, b
heaith and life. :
am mpeled TO state these facts from knowledge Ina. In
a;tempt hcen made by number OF liquor In Nex
York Philadelphia and Boston, food The markets Of s re-
MODEST with counterfeit aud Imitation Schuapps "a ~.
Injury Of interests snd reputation and without regard %
results which may, and indeed follow he In
PRODUCTION Of their impure and norious limitations The ie
Aromatic Seine ppr thus authenticated endorsed over
er signatures By three lcus md leading physcsaps
edpcd In hcir practice BY nearly me whole medical faculty
United States Therefore, The i'm on t.
hOk and the cork and that au'oRraph signature
ccunferfsit which n felony-i. on the abel
uDot.PHo WOLFE % Beaver street
Among tho complaints for which the chnapps has a..
fhyed specific by the eminent physicians who have CORES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

=. ". LEADBEA1fR CO., 81 broadway. vii o1sr %.
day some large o's ~ elegant dress silks etrer
yard 1000 yards ofrct dclAnes cacrs and nernD.s plaid
cathnerss shnws, embrOi5ees Ar also 90 pairs IN
perior Nd gloves ~ 81 70 dozen ades ffen n arr
cfmtrie hanfksr es Al a. CT. Also linens blankets Dan.
nsls, &C., equally cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

nms.n Sit eornce@, window shades, kc--AEITY PER.
o,roN W BrCsdwaY, have lust Ger s,eesrer
psnaa SICK oi he shove goods, patterns very
oe.um ana rich Also he largest II window si1se-
no .hsI wlnoow ornaments IN New Yorr w rr~v ages
Broadway. ~ "N''s bSS'AA -
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Coroner Wilhelm held inquest q. Ne 90 Pitt street,
upon the body Of little boy two years Of age, named
David Kahn who died at the above house he residence
Of his parents from the effects Of injuries accidentally
received the 9Th inst by his clothes catching fire at
the stove. Verdict, accidental death.
SUICIDE.
Coroner 0'Dopnen held inquest upon the body
Of named John Mciichaels, residing at No. 319
Eighth street, who committed suicide Monday night,
by taking overdose of landanu. Deceased seemed
had become from various causes temporarily derangei
and while In Of these Cts o. mental alteration com
rnitfed the rash act. He attended by physician
but the aid came too late he expired few moments
after the DOCTORS ARRIVAL
POUND DROWNED.
Coroner O'Donnei held inquest yesterday at pier
No. 3, North River, upon the body Of an unknown man.
about thirtydve years Of age, who found floating In
the water at this point Deceased was dressed in patent
leather shoes thick wooen socks canvass pants cotton
shirt, and Canton flannel undershirt. Deceased had
brown hair, short whiskers and had on tho left
side OF his chin The jury rendered verdict Of supposed
dro~ ming.
Coroner o'Donne also held an inq uest At pier No.
North River, upon the body Of drowned man. who
rnbscquestiy recognized as August Wilson, a native o.
Germany and about twenty eight years u age who has
been missing for some days past. Verdict "death by
drowning" Deceased had wife and family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

cure OF bad legs bad breasts aud wounds Of
~ years Standing Case. that have been long considered
past all readily yield 90 Us wonderful efficiency sold
the actores 70 Maiden lane New York. IA
London, and b. al druggists Is cents, 81 per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

aow IN store large stock CT faH lIpcr
vet tapestry, brussels hree ply and ingram capcrg coor
olclohs, dc. which offering very low raes M ra.h
Bbch Brussels, 1s. and r.. per yard.
SMITH A L0USSBEhRf, 40 Broadway, near Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

WhisDGers Moustlcres Forced 20 Grow
xax weeks by cngnent which gill stain njure
n bottle scot 70 part Of The country r. O. Ora
M, t6 Brosdway; zsiber, a South THIRD street, Phsdes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10
i" Like Bees I'm a cluster,
The beabugs viii lodge,
And all u,he. attempts

And all ohe- attempts
But LYONS hcysl dodge
or they Will Who heard Of killing AL kinds u
Insects and ra and nice by ushg Lyons powerful Pulls
and powder Depots, "a Broadway and No South Eighth
street. PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

Lace Curtains.-I4acc Curtains.--7OO Pairs
Of ses sse e s' usa y a sod as w
rich SWISS embroidered do also 1000 rich worked collars
- y. h. LEADBEATER a CO., s47 Broadway.
Kid GlOvss-Kld GIoves-i,O 900 Doxcn La
dies, superior Paris made gloves coo do1ea gents do slightly
spotted on '''Fa 'h9i H pse wsh Broadway
China Hail, sI3 Broadway, above Eleventh
las dSzsni breakfast plates i2s. do tea plates s. do
dha r. doe Guns saia Soup @ 81 sSsse
other articles o. white china equally cheap French cut glass
The most Successful Operation OF late has
q a sns ns Simple ssn
venen and durabej IN last supersedng he OF other
styles, which may also be found al the name place.
Defiance saIamansfer safss.-Rabsrt M. Pat
ys me 500 manuae.aer IN the United States o. e
~ ane.
Gnyier's Safes Prices Greatly Reduced,
70 see The interest Of retiring These reliable Safes
only depot 2cS Pearl street, three doors Maiden
Wilson's Dandciion Conec-A Truly valua-
Ss remedy AZ eases Of indigestion sick head
Clark co. r. " Rushton and all respectable druggists
Gas Fixtures-New Patterns just Out.-The
sS e.. Il az %
bronze, coca b,aeses statues for inches me-
Cameo--Daguerrcotypes wiillamson's, a4s
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Lamy ratypes Glass Present the Finest
shpe e anS
machine presses. 2sS Broadway.
To Strangers Visiting the Chy.-Mcadc
hasr and on glass
public 2ss Broadway four doors above the Aston House.
$40 Only Tor a Country Res,denee.-Thys In
ss s r. Ss yss 1n one F and 100 building Lots
subscriber viii receive def for lois 20 feet,
for sS w Ss saass
IN he country and near the city. Apply TO cHAS WOOD 2S
Broadway, where maps and pamphe,u can be had iree
lr2e Smithsonian House, on the European
fan Broadway corner Of Houston etrcct-This new and
30 die highest priced hotels
era And The public including silcs unsurpassed accomIno
sss so '" ASS ''n 70 1'iia TorSas
auctions will attend ION EXPERIMENT. the sales OF MS NOR
RELL, a. 8 Nassau street, who adyerses in the auction
ofiurnture lie assures pcrfec. satisfaction.
Edwards on the Law Of Hcilnents.-Table
Chapter s. aratutoas commissions mandates Chapter
ar re aper Or Chapter
carriers and carriers Of The above chapters
" ere pas.sd sds ss 81 iS e o. S e
Nassau street, ~ Y, and 475 Broadway, Albany, n "
Like Bees I'm a cluster
The beobugs win lodge,
And ~ he. attempts
or course they w Who heard Of killing AL kinds u
Insects and ra and mice save BY usg Lyons Pulls
and powdsr Depots, "a Broadway and No South Eighth
street, Philadelphia.
Whjskers or Noustacnes Forced % Grow
sax weeks BY cngnsnt which s stain injure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

O-rFNU'B". ospIsDu a. Humphrry, T59
srsadway are selling on their stock o rich carp.,. "A
- following preesvevet carpets i2s per yard A anes
w do, e. rich Brussels do, S. Three pfy iug.sr a.
10th, and ali ether goods equally iow. - -'St'
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY $40 Brcaawr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

OF contents Chapter |. Balnens Chapter 2 Deposits ;
Chapter aratnioas commissions mandates; Chapter
Grauious loans Chapter g. Pledges pawns Chapter g.
Contracts for hire Chapter OinDkecpers; Chapter Com.
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