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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
The Common Council.

Tie Board o! Aldermen will commence their November
session this evening but the Alderman Of The Eleventh
ward and his secretary have failed in their onslaught
against The Chief Of Police, presume the regular and
more important business for which the City Fathers
elected win be transacted without useless and unnean
ing interruption.
The Board OF Councilman commencHv their session for
this month to-day, at O'Clock y. III. During the last
month O'Clock was tried the hour for assembling
but the experiment unsatisfactory, and the Board
has gone back to the original hour This we may
reasonably expect that something will be done in this
boarc The last month given 10 politics. the ele
fon being in the prospective but this important event
Of theyear viii be oyer in day two the Councilmen
will perhaps address themselves work till the arst OF
January, when, perhaps, other will take their
pla
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kLaRs, nov. 4, 1900
Prince John arrived here last evening The cars we're
detaned, and he was too late TO address very large
meeting assembled hear him. but not too late to be
warmly received by his friends lie Is in fine health and
spirits, and says that since the administration got off
The load Is lighter and everybody is willing TO draw.
Hards, softs adopted citizens, liberal wings in fact
New Workers. without distinction of party go the ticket
The chief opposition comes from the District Of
Columbia where they have right to vote a national
contest. He is looking everywhere for Seward Nye,
Stanton and other republican champions II is raining
Asf, aid a. the Ht says "tbe republican voters are
afraid Of rain" he supposes they must have gone in
he speaks to- at Lexington Flats Greene county
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giving their pleasant soes to crowded houses at Me-
cpanics Han, az Broadway. They viii remain here
another week new programme for this evening.
Al WOODS hail. - Broadway, ami at BccxIEY's 5as
Broadway, pleasant entertainments are announced for
tonight
At the ACADEMY OF MrsIc Fourteenth street, Meyer
beers opera, "The Prophet" viii be produced tonight
sisnora Gocca has been engaged give effect 20 the
tallet.
The AMATEUR rERroRJANcD Of " Hamlet. /" to which we
alluded last week will take place at the Academy,
the ed inst.
Mr.. Geo. H. nArRSrrs complimentary benefit will come
oil at the Academy Tuesday 10th. very large
Der of tickets have already been taken and the affair
il in good hands it win undoubtedly be Mr..
Jarrett has been connected with the American age for
fifty years. and his claims artist and gentleman
as Mr. waack says win not be sighted.
Miss LAURA KEEyE is in town.
RcoKLyS.-Tbe Tyne and Harrison troupe win give one
concert here the 17h for the benefit their agent
Mr. Brough who has residence in the city of church
esn The Brothers Mollenhaner announce concert at
the Athenaum, Thursday of this week. Mr. Collins
entertainments here having been quite successful he win
give another this evening After that he win give
evening" at the Tabernacle in this city.
fIoEEScE.-Miss Ellen Conran a native Of Dublin
and daughter Of Mr. w. S. Conran eminent pianist
that city has recently made her debut at Florence with
very great success Florentine journal says "a
ddtptoae the signorina Conrani called Ill the
part Of 0rsin in .Lucreza Borgia and acknow
ledge that the management has secured in her most
valuable acquisition. The voice Is skifully produced
musical in perfect tune and agreeable her accent
ceent, and her style Of the purest her features
handsome, and her action is dgnfed and natural. Such
the requisites possessed ny this charming artie
She performed her part superby, amid continued and
n
opinion that brilliant lies before her," Here
is chance for of our New York enerprisng man.
ayers
ArsIRAnA.--The bark Fanny Major which arrived Mt
Sidney August TO- from san Francisco had passengers
Madame Lola Monies Mrs. II. Fiddes, Mrs. Fiddes, and
Mr.. J. simmonds Kate Hayes is getting up opera
troupe here Mr.. G. v. Brooke has finished his engage
ment at Sydney. He played King Lear for the hrst
time He gave the net proceeds Of two evenings for a
mt nument for Captain Cook, the navigator, and the
patriotic fund. He to sail for California. He
has bought piece from H. T. Craren which is in part
a TRANSLATION Of Schler's Robbers.
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RrOOklvn Civ Nexya

DEDcAToN.-fhe chapel in the new Luna ic Asylum ut
fiabnsh dedicated yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
The dimensions of the chapel IS by SO feet, with
gallery opposite the pulpit, and will seat about
hundred persons The chapel also contains an organ
mon preached by the Rev. DIR. Bethupe. The Rev.
Mr.. Carter chaplain OF the different county institutions
assiste in the services. Mayor Hall and number OF
the emlers Of the Board Of supe vor and the Super
intendents Of the Poor and number Of strangers and
patients in the asylum, in attendance.
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COult Ca1enG1nr-Thls nay.

St rER,oR CouRr.-Nos. $751; eco Gao $40 55S 624 647
66c, b73 to 67 ESQ., 6s2 6S5 335 2l 500 $50 6s7 6ss
ESQ., 6ei 10 ass eco 20i 6s4 362 1913 80 49, 49, 43 4e2
52s, 37s.
CoNEoS pIrAs.-Ihe general term win sit this month.
No jury trials.
SUPREME Coz pT-Creuit.-Nos. 213, n, $40. $50 103
4os, 400, 410, All, 3l2, ii3, Ali, 4i5, 416, AT.
srTRlM CorRT-General Term.--Nos. 2, d, 10, 90, %
90, 81, 80, 40, SO, So to 49, 219.
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PROVIDENCE, Nov. u, 1880.
The sales Of cotton during the past week have been
steady at unsettled prices. Wool-Market quiet and
prices firm; sales 81 100 lbs Printing Cothssaes for
the week, &c, 100 pieces.
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Marine Affairs.

p11ARIpRE or sIFAsTss.-rhe seams hip Hermann Cap
tain Higgins, sailed Saturday Tor Southampton and
Bseep, and took out sixty four passengers She
thip Ariel Captain Leevre, also sailed saturday for
Bnvre she carried out seventy five passengers.
ARRIVAL or Vnsus AT New YoRK.-Duriny tho first
three days Of this month the arrivals this port have
been quite numerous, the following table will show:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

BosroS, Nov. 3, 1855.
The following is statement of the value the foreign
goods imported here for the week ending yesterday
Dry goods, $33s,77s; iron and Steel sI08,9l4; WOOL
sl2l coffee, $4sa16 copper es. sugar, 1872 no.
other articles, $193 s95. Total 1891, 466.
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The Most Complete Pen and Pencil Case
have n manufactured by w. NJ wILMARTl, No.
Maiden u Is called "Lowpds Patent and SURPRISES
~ beauty ard durability combination Of pen and pencil
hitnero offered 10 the public They are made both Ia gold
and silver.
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/. will he from the above that but few vessels Of
the largey class have in during the above periol
but among the ships five from the Fast Indes with
valuable cargoes 1t probable that during this week
We shall have the arrival Of numerous geet Of hrs,
class vessels to report,
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PLAYING CARD&.

DisifAG cAgDS.-rLAYiNG CARD % sCrfGf0g
j 500 ard tnG,, made expressly 81 1eait.. -.
scnet and va'Tcn'.i n warp. -rar'A ts sfse "a
dogee heal playing Ards ~ g. ~ rAIl1s T4Se ss~
B~rsdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

dersble carnage to the sugar BY the recon. fos
The planters say that the present weather pre-
vents the juice from granuatng and should II continue
the receipts will be greatly delayed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

GD0 nm FOR SALEM wEsTCHEsrER cOuy.
VEO.OOO. y, three valuable farms, son,ainn. So -
ana ~ SCI es choice farming land from
INC railroad station buildings fencing ex,elent
cherries, grapes &c They win Be sod separaely re-
4ured Or exchanged Tin par for city properly Apply 70
r. II. BRoWN.7l Wsl street from 70 O'clock r. 81
G7En "A SNAIL COTTAGE FOR shLF IN HAIR
" t0V. lem, an full lot PREMISES IA 10 "a order "a
,e perfect; 500 on ls psiea WoGd taken
1uis the leave The Souh inIual taV Appts
A. NJ.
SPLENDID FARM, GRIsT MILL SAW MIL. CIDER
. press ac. for sale Situated in harrington ~ L. about
xree miles from fappnn Town. and ahoat 20 mo- from
YORK " cor Stats OF seventy acres, heavy unhcred wo
Nv. Ing houses, store barns &c The mill. all IN nnn
sorsag order and the pond OF the bes, Hacke
rrer. Apply 70 WILLIAM T. 0RArf, liz and III Nassau
street.
A Farm, OR CASH WANTED, FOR an OH EsTAB.
"A shtd businessI viii dispose OF my real estate agency
established IN l4sD together with The books map frn
're, &c. either Tor cash Farm. This chan
70 get BUSINESS not requiring each capital, on which
mc sure income from commission. on rent collections &c,
pays well aside from the her branches The expenses
The Office need not exceed 500 Address NJ w Of O.
W. Van Voorhs SO Nassau street.
1 BASES OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE
- The eth years uDcxpired aness
motel Tor sale The location central and railroad
on ana me landing Of river and House
date $50 Receipts SN per annun aot
hss been Kept by e present proprietor Tho Ave
Also long lease OF restaurant at low doing
yearly business xOOU to $50 90 Either both
VIII be sold at bargain Thousand thousand dollars
u cash required. Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine
erect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

White, the Halter, 32I Broad,vay VIII
this DAY open his Of ladies' fancy furs all Of the fncs,
qualify G.. VI. WHITE, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

eyese very Of perfection. Though unaprroaehabIe
for style tase and beauty he sells them for They
are snperior 10 any hat sold N Broadway for 81 Give him
call, al lis Sassausrect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

sbmep T45 Broadway tnp stairs Mrs. Honeywell ia,. o.
Learv CO.. fancy hat department has opened Tor The
sale hats and caps Her nienie add he rene
raj both Ia New York and Brooklyn, invited 10 call.
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pphTEKhoN HUMPHREY, No. $40 Broadway. corner Of
Gifts and Prtsents.--. Jus. Received, and for
sale al reduced prices the choicest fancy goods
and also every variety oys dressed and unde.ed dolls
Broaaway. '
Singers Sey, Ing MISUNDERSTANDING Dcsirous
70 Withdraw nom all the Cd and sewing
o. our eTn and 70 relieve The publ. on
are % ehSy q e1enss old es
o. any other sneh old machines
~ '' " '' J. " Ny SINGER isaSf'q / co, s2s Broadway.
Defiance sainrnsnd.r Safes Robert NJ. Pas-
above celebrated patent powder proof depce
and bars Depot 1872 Pearl street Msiaen
' -----
Billiard TnbJes.-Wc would recommend
billed sss old ssosea
approved tables now offered tor sale.
GranGiean can he consulted on all Diseas.
clay The Eighth and SIKH avenue pass 'be door.
Whiskers or Moustachcs Forced to Grow
Y six weeks, by my onguent which win not stain njre
GRAHAM. asS Broadway; zeSsr soah Third street, Phi
sdeipba.
Beautiful Complexion and n Perfnmed
Az den Paee hss no nS Parallel Pse only s
FETRIDGE co, Boston,
Cxistad0sO's Hair Dye, Wigs aud Toupces
excite admiration amongst all connlssenrs In
elegant private apartments Tor applying his Incompatible dye
the only reliable article is kind Wholesale and retail
tRh TAbORO'S, No. q Aston House.
Inn, PimpIcs, Freckles, Erupti0ns, Salt
rheum. flesh worms &C., positively cured by GoURAUDS
nachles Italian medcated soap; the very
ing compound invented fondre subtle uproots hair
fom any of The body. Liquid rouge lily white hair dye
and res'oI awe, at the old depot IL Walker ns
from Broadway.
The Great INholing Remedy for Asthma,
tonsumpion and all diseases the ungsDr
CtKTIss hygeana ibonsanos have health
be past year BY the hygeann. Principal Office A3 Broad
way and sod by g. IT, Ring 1876 Broadway Price only IS
package. DR. Curtis will be the 10 10
o'clock where he may be consulted free of charge.
All Eye Diseases Cured by DIR. G. w. Uphan,
ocust successor TO Dr. Rchig, Fourth street near
broadway Hours from 10 A. VI. TO r. W. Trestren. by
letter, when only The sight Is affected. given
HollOway's Pills.-HcaltIs and Long Life
may he Obtained b, keeping The blood stomach
liver and kidneys In healthy state. To effect
extraordinary pile They act upon the very sprng
factories SO Maiden lane New York strand LONDON
and by all druggists at &c, G2lac.. and 81 per box
HOllOWay's Ointment Don't have sare
breasts heads; don't have salt rheuem d.
eSse Use this valuable ointment and limb need
tated, unless he bone be destroyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
Arson. Large size Oseue,rcotypc.

LIH cont, COUCH auI case, fvlce nc 0hris
make for y cenis auc equal lose made elsewhere ~
Having Tie best arTang ss, shcni m his city and lacl
ties unknown others enables Anson q produce duecreo
pc equat and superior many. and shorter
81 Time. having sufficient n9uheg o operators to dyde The
work, each constantly elplo 81 upon Ills pt 10 which be
~ hmeni and all cases VIII &c eke according to r prizes
All pctuen inc same II qualify ave and y ia e
fer the price only, and The operators do know wbe
picture 10 be tu mo uear Gaze MY one. re
re pictures Ansons cheaper than any oher place
IN hf city, and Y be convinced p his, Just cal a. 30 Broad
Mny. npnokl'e Me,rcp lIi'an Hotel.
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Aih.,, u. N,eo,ny win hoII hls revu,.r .em,-

weekly auction and bonds dav fNoudsy)
~. O'Clock 81 he Merchants Exchange For further ptrca
lars his Advertisement N another column. CailogIes
ma be o. aimed at The Office, Nc. Broad s.rsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

Grnndiean can be consulted on all Diseas.
e. the human hair at "a Church eet OF Bar.
clay The Eighth and Sixth avenue pass the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

hoysrhc styles ready roa3e lohrp clhg tn.s season
~ AIFRFpNrSRo 90, tn Broadway appear y nee,
With universal approval Il We may judge ~ he cro-dl -
customers wsh eterr day y' fbcr csAtshnen'. Their
urususis and varied and etr2ordnAry
pains have been aiken tGve
perfect ard we'll and aprrcpra'c'y rned.
lley rnYy ~ iier please tsr rs-
toners BY The success wnch has crowned b,se
srargrFs snf otters ~En
Of condscnR business AZ t Bgoadvay, politely invited 70
I'll AMI nsnce.yc~.
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lies. You ,nn bay Bircix Silks .Y every

Proc. IN d-efs ard cloak rmmiag nanaf. 1rers All n
pore.s. They have hand ne argfs. AsE51gnt az
iilf ,ags 81 found r b. cry and a. ttelows,t rFccs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

buyers call aud examine the newly inyened cushion
billiard ahe Manufactured by the old established firm
GRIFFITH DECKER, OF 30 Ann street. which are he
approved tables offered tor sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

Whlskers MOustachcs Forced to Grow
70 six weeks, by onguen which win not stain njure
NE rfn u bottle; sex I, part OF the country r. a.
GRAHAM, $50 broadway Zieber South Third sreet Pit
Adelpha,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

blankets. -cDgiish blankets, Large Size,
- rs pair.
up PhTEEhoN HUMPHREY, No. $40 Broadway. corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

Defiance Snfnrnand.r Safes Robert NJ. PAT
kItk the sole manufacturer In the Of tbe
above safes and patent powder proof defiance locks
lane.
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The Great Iahaliug Remedy for Asthm.

tonsumplon and all diseases OF the throat and ungD
SiKiss hygieana have been ored to health
be past year BY the hygieann. Principal Office B3 Broad
way and oidby G. H. Ring 1876 Broadway. frice only IS
package. Dr. Curtis will be the Office daily from 10 10
O'Clock where he may be consul,ed free Of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

Gifts and Presents. :5us. Received, and for
sale a. reduced prices The choicest seeon Of fancy goods
ard also variety undre~sed dolls,
games Of amusencn &C., AZ ROGERS Fancy Bazaar 40
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

ON WARD RyGrLAR DEAOCR tTIc SoMIsArroy-
- Tseny icurh Council ds'rict Hard nni snis ~
FOR Councilman a. v. 4. SMITH
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,ao FnI,on street, First Fioor.-adm,s.ion

Ties. HlaEd tN'ef1Anmtn ~ ts II0pGle -, W1ssfs
rErMGOLD A pEOCH. The pubic a., LtEsi' 10 4 lerf
They viii 80 away s'i I'd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

11Tn WARD CARD 10 rue vorfas or TBr PIN
council Dssifiet. Nj. William lay gent l4t
a,orably Known foI hs lncsrts and true demo RAJ,
principles vel ne Coz his knene- pas.sassse
niDcr Inc OF his ward u he OILS
candidate for councilman Of he fwrny .tgh counf. b.
'ic And although oeg- who nuting ior the niere
u he ~ the O. The wRfi have trird aud are
ther bsstlo defra tin simply because - l. arm l te W.
catc Rna Garnet he hrLe9 nor bDuga - serve o a
parry q ~ asts, q We hnle hn d.mo.rns ~ II Twenty
shth lssr VIII one bvgy ~ supp0rt % De own
Interests na va oF he WIN VII not tlrn his bsk uo1
hcin Aer ~ gston over, VITO wi ..nd by thea II ~
hNnl q - Ard N represent Aem fhfnsy he has iau
,ncc NJ ~ election, and SUI nnes BE- the poos
hg nis i,snd Remember tu'e stake.
.oic ~ hv"y ana Npe Tor our pfcsrB worthy Comedian
Nlludn Taylor A lRCE uENa1HAr
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HoIloway,s PIIIs.-Hcnlth and Lon

oeuhs successor to Dr. Rhg, office 4 street, nesr
broadway Hours from 10 A. VI. to y. NJ Trestren.
letter when only the sight is affected references given
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A Beautiful Complexion and n Perfnmed
breath to ne acquired by using Balm
:snts. For sale By all druggists.
FETRIDGE CO., Boston.
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Singers sey, Ing Mncn,ue.-I

sHEcTE seWHS unchbhts-BeInE Ocsfrous
10 Withdraw nom all the Old and ed sewing
chimes OF our manufacture publ
worthless maclre OF every Kind hereby the
phc mat we are ready 10 exchange latest improved
sewing maehncs on liberal terms for old machines OF our
manufacture Or any other Such old machines 20
hands VIII be broken up and destro, cd.
j. ~ SINGER Il co, 323 Broad way.
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~ Broadway be found he lnest qualify a dressing
srcy cutlery, brushes And COMBS Of all snds for he iOe
Luttns extracts d1ec: from The manugscinrer.
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rheim flesh worms, &c, positively cured by GouRAUDs
aches Italian medicaed soap also The very best SHAY
om any par of The body Liquid rouge lily white hair dye
from Broadway.
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hoIOWny's fiils.-HeaItIt and Long Life
may obtained b, keeping The blood pure he
liver and kidneys In healthy state. To effect his
extraordinary pile They act upon the very spring
ne Graduating al lurking signs Of disease sold the
factories SO Maiden lane. New York and "a strand London
and BY all druggists. at BE, 62,sc. and 81 per box
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III tI4'NN fTlkFhEIt- -. ~ 10 |UfT.
bargains Ia caypsfinu --t.oc,. HfusssI., -
etfH y" fhfe.-, 0.hef q II ~ = q ~ = ~. US ees.
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excite admiration amongst all connlsscnrs In
elegant private apartments Tor apply his
the only reliable article oil s kind Wholesale and retail al
tR1t TAI ORO'S, No. . Aston House.
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UDoLPH0 WOLFF, Sole Importer,
y Beaver street, New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21

The steamboat Molly Garth, favarite boat
commanded by Capt c. c. Spiler left Bridgeport
on the 10Th for Decater with large number Of
passengers and a cargo of salt whisky and rope
chiefly. When within seven miles shove Gunters,
vile Landing, in passing through very narrow
channel the boat struck a log, close in, striking
Immediately Under the boilers and breaking q
large hole which caused her to ill instantly, set
ting in water about feet of the snag. The bow
OF the boat was about n foot of the water, but
approaching the stern, the current flowed over
some 20 inches. 1t occurred at IL o'clock at night
when most Of the passengers had turned in, among
whom were several ladies' who were at first con-
siderablY alarmed by the Grassland ziQzlg action,
bot when it was well understood that no danger
could farther threaten the boat, they all retired
again. thankful that they had escaped worse mis-
hap lqttahoOla Adgsrtisfr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

Dr.. THOMAS KEErE- Of Memphis, who is now Great
ing more excitement as Cger of Cancers and SIN
liar diseases, iaau any other man in the L. States,
is now IN jackson, on his way to Middle Tennessee
TO visit Cancer ca 2. He has been specially seat
for. II Dr. kEEFE cant cure Cancers. some OF the
most reliable citizens of Memphis are beiied. DR..
hEEFE has an Office on Main street, in Memphis,
where the diseased Of all portions of the country are
crowding upon him. Certificates from the very
best men say that he never makes failure in the
cure OF rheumatism. We know the Doctor per-
sonay and regard him as much Of genteman.-
ie9-lmd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21
DE AN THIS

a THOSE SETS OF COTTAGE FURNI- |-gzg5
Va TuRE just received and will be sold
II tchesp. Also the largest and best selection
Of Cane Seat and other Chairs Cane Seat and Back
and Nurse Rockers Chdrens Chairs, &C. offered in
this market
Also Clocks, Window Shades, Bedstesds, Tables Hat
Racks, Comnodes, &c, &c.
PIANOS for sale rent. In fact urge and fashopa
BILE collection OF useful articles in my line which will be
sold t0c for cash approved paper shall offer superior
inducements 10 purchasers who pay cash Come and see
~ Fine articles made to order. All articles sold war
Tanted equal TO the recommendation given.
- The largest lot of Mattresses in the city.
apis |. II. MORTON Union street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-21

SPEAKING AT FRANKLIN-Tbe candidates for Gov
ernor Johnson and Gentry, made speeches at Frank
i'm. on last Saturday. The day was pleasant and
the assembly was large. Our information is verbal
was obtained from gentleman who was present
sud satisfies US that Johnson did acceptable service
A greater degree of attention was given by the
crowd, during the time be speaking than was
to be seen while his competitor spoke This of it
self is favorable sign that the people are pleased
with johnson, and it is one that has appeared at
more places than Franklin urt1eesb0ro Nelrs.