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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-14
AMERICA An STATE TICK En-
FOR GOVERNOR;
GENERAL CHARLES d. FoNTAINE,
fttt of D,nfogoe no,snf, 4 =

(of Poatotoc County,
TOR SECRETARY OF STATE;
A. g. HORN, of Clark county.
For Auditor Of Pbulic Accounts;
+. l.. SWAMI, Of Kinds co
For State Treasurer;
r. s. STITH, Of Marshall co.
For Chancery Court Clerk; ~ ),
J.C. CARPENTER, Of Hind'
For Judge Of High Court, ID District;
c. p. SMITH, Of Whkerson
FOR CONGRESS.
LIST Dis, Capt. j. II. II. TAYLOR, Of Marshall
IA do locke L HOUSTON, Of Monroe.
Ath do WA, LAKE, of Warren,
ron STATE SENATOR,
For the Legislature.
II. M. MERGER.
b. RtHoLMES.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-14

A CALL is solicited from the PUBLIC to-
"A examine their Fall and winter stock Just
received. Purchasers viii seldom, have change
OF MEETING
with SO FAVORABLE an. opportunity to pro-.
cure DRY FOODS, aud cLoTHIkG, e reduced pri-
ces in. consequence Of
THE Low PRICE SYSTEM
- having been
Lately EDta bltshe d
For the Benefit ri alIthose who may wish to.
Purchase Goods
IN THIS CITY.
Great inducements WILL BE HELD out to,
the Pubic induce thela to eslI often
&Ixo IHx SEASON AT
PQ2< ELL + HOBART.
septic .zoo City.
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- 14nd saey irspf 0uev hin, say1ng, alag my
Braf.er. gloom Il cast over our tovp this
morning for the death Of our young friend Mr..
james n Bordley. He died on dnesday
night Of Yellow Fever, which be contracted at
CooPefs WEI! on brief visit he paf there.
a suitable obituary Of him will appear next
wee Ie was ayonDg man beloved of all that
knew him and though he saw the last OF earth
among sFsngers far from home ard kindred,
b. was tendeslY mn sed and cared for dufine
his illness andia wept for il death. Il may
be some comfort 70 IN friends al q distance,
to know be hadthe beM Of medical attention,
Dr. h Barnett. who was one OF our most
successful physician during the epidemic Of
and all that nursing and kludHess could do,
was done, but death cL lined him and he is at
rest. His free spirit and noble soul are free
from the clogs of roYtality
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-14

Letters from our much afflicted neighbors Of
Canton, Madison Co., inform Us that our towns
man DR.. Barnett is there "oattlng tn p stienc"
at every turn with great success Or. b. at
the breaking out Of the Fever at Canton, ten
Gered his medical services to its citizens through
our worthy and philanthropic Mayor. H Law
renee Esq, which were gratefully accepted as
his experience In the treatment of yellow Fe-
yer renders bis services almost invaluable IN a
community scourged with that terrible disease
As we have several excellent physicians here
who have had experiencein its treatment, VS.
are glad that Dr.. Barne I with benevolen &
generosity worthy Of himself, is laboufiAg " u
our Canton friends. u
We sincerely hope our citizens will not have
occasion to deprive themo of his services, by any
increase of fever among US. Oar letters also
speak quite favorably of Drs. Boyd and Dudley
az Jackson who are also labouring at Canton
The gratitude Of their fellow men and the bles
sing Of God wiIlreward their noble efforts In the
cause Of humanity.
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Is gsas~ The corn crop superabuudant in Scott
county Kentucky, the present year, and Contracts
it is said are making atfHeen cents per bushel.

To Keep MfE Street. A. Boyd, cores
pondeut OF the Sci ntiic American. states that
he has practised peculiar method, with much
success, OF preserving milk sweet in the pans.
Iesimply consis S IN plaeing a piece of new
hamm red ironor three twelye-penny nails IN
each tin pan, then pouring the warm milk over
them. He beleves that electricity has some
thing to do with prolu ing the result He has
| tri may experiments bet,sre he hit upofls this
lone, which he found preserve the milk sweet
flor longer time than any other plan tried by
Thin. -
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PTRLIC SPEAKING.


ioh. we learn that great many 0! Tue il n"
tan,s left when the first alarm was given. Ihos'
that remain are suff,ring terribly. Several cases
have proved fatal, but we have not learned The
names OF the victims.
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WeasrR HougnMrty ana AfmlstchO.
We have received seyersl communications
lfsm the c,pufieso u Home <Eal'a, carroll
ID cho:ta6 which - regret cannot be
glorious tories achisxE p these ee6temen
Vhil't canyassing ths slole named counties.
A. beg after the destined triumph u the
.esis AZ party in November next, win the hi.l.;
d Old lake and Attasla echs The .pamee u
D ugaarty and Armistead and still longer VII
it be before the demolished champions Of de.
mocracy 10 these counties who uiithoughtcdIy
met tn m in debate, cease to cherish isatred TO
the many sigma defeats they were fofced Il
sustain by tn Sc eloquent sp aker SO
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-14

The Hon. A. II, Chapel, q Democratic Rep
resentatiye III Congress from Gsorgia. recently
addressed : very candid lettsrtos committee Of
gentlemen ii Columbus, who had invited him 70
attend and participate ii public meeting Of the
|namocr6 marty 81 chat cily ID which be makes
IA s. ctfal reference to the Ainer-
ean porI1 Ca position on the subject 81
clam 10 slood upon <h6 1996 Be actnat-
PHI csasss'e =: d e 8 "a '9 'Il R.1'
Lon the slavery Qneatien jo1c9 they
dopted . platform which ir9 nelr pod
ali he noxious elepents ~ and abol
tionisin: that IIne, t1eg edopfe tform, %
far as tbe slavery quest =Is e. Is good
and as sound s tie Sonth need q as Southern
/ Democrats ID tie N1kionaI Convention 10 be held
next year win demand and insist npon.'
4 girlef Spirit. 1farTn WY did you ks
your hand to The u ylenan opposite tbi.
mornDgls said II6l parent to he bIooInine
a1lrhkSr ~ Us fellow bud die impudeace
ear across Tie street 81 mn
threw & back indignantly fo1
& had me encourage him BY keep
k-<>..ls, - % H 4SsssF
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Mr.. M. G.. NYE, Office opposite Banner Oh
Gee is specially authorized to receipt Tor monies
dine this dice.
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bar II strikes Us as inexplicablc that. the
Washington organ Of the .Abolitionis.s the Ma
tionai Era -was aware Of the determination Of
P.esident Pierce toremove Judge Gilmore Of Al
abania from the s spreme bench Of Kansas. long
beforethe removal took place, unless there was
some secret md rstaading betwecns the Forney
ldynasty and the N,rthern fanatics. Several
weeks before We had any intimation FROM any
Other quarter, the Era said:
sWe are truly gratifed that the President lias
determined to remove Johnson and Emoresr
Ard gives ventto its exulfation in these words
sThis action ofthe President wiz weaken tn.
abominable slavery and Know Nothing inliT'ncc
80 powerful in Kansas. planted aud nurtured b,
these men,
We repeat, is it not passing strange, and car
it be accounted for on any other hyppothesis
thanlthat Of Q secret treatyof alliance between
the present corrupt tenant ofthe white house am
Of the anti-slaycry men Of the North?
We commend to the serious consideration o
all honest, patriotic freelnen. who have hithert
supported the Administration, This astopishin,
J fact, thatfhe central organ 81 the Abolttionist
Is first in the confidence Of President, who tn
seIfstyled Democrats OF theSouth would Jesuit
icaily pursuade@ is emn .ntIy pro-slayery in. hi
j feelings-(Flag Of the Union. -
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SECTIONS REPORT.

Bpfo ThuYsddy Il, o'cIofk ~.
1Heasietta Iustrick Of Typhoid Fever Age %
J M. Bordley, Of Yellew Fever. Age %
w. @. FILM AIN0, Sexton.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-14

4 /, 900 bushels Yellow corn
.OlO do White do For sale BY
SMEDES HAMPTON q GO.
Yickshure May =,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-09-14

FALLING INTO LINE The Know Moth
irg State Council at Maryland which met
al Baltimore on Monday night week, abol-
ished the Catholic test. and decided to ads
mi. any native born citizen into the Order
Who will previously renounce all civil and
|eccleSiaslical allegiance to any foreign po-
len,ate. They also declare opposition to
any infringement upon the existing rights
of naturalized ci.izens.
I'm O. Creole.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22
HOTELS.

TIM eoIIass MOTEL, vo0r CANAL srRyEr, WILL
single rooms reasonable Ts lps,bn d.
srsbe obs, fronting he river sh fa Wv ., he lArDSr
and onvenenitss pare a the ey hss suis from hre~
eve rooms- SAiiAAs hAYys. Prspv,ssua
IorEL-TBg wAvgsr.gy HOUSE. OF BROADWAY,
n sipsis gshilessn. Patrons ~ supplied vlh
rom tteiey's celsors'ef ressssFsn f..,ed -
IIoLDREDGgs BoTEf.. $50 BROADWAY. CORNER
III ~ einiaa place hupefios psrm~os ne families,
o. served IN snins q frsls rDofns Il
dgcsd prices. Eabs ses. fonf~ frnt 'fur y "a Go
~. HDlHKEbBk. tftf sbIf.
cCBwARTLs HoTEr. AIKEN. SOUTH cARofIst.-
> AAtn stuAss hundred Get secxe s i~ssi ~
ne zee snf one hurdfed Asd fwcniy miles ffom stsfsh
The ar sItsetnsY dy And pnrr tnt n eprff ~ ~ :.
srourd studded via pines oar rrsi pbyslAns rr7rnese
ssry highly Tor eonssmYrvss dysepss. sod ~ saey1'
a Il 4eFskshis az par. u ~ fs>
~ railroad The proprietT fssls fasnsn fof ~ sra -
fvt heFsteose hesavs 81 afon him tHi sying Nis -
rerssvsrsBes and sir .trnloo, csnsae ~ nssgA -
iAme ~ a~hwtry sho las fseis~t t~eny re- srp~
Renee aiieetrs rssisea ~ htt.L f--'sf
rose hno ssddls itytes ean ~ haf - = stofi 20 =
VoKK YAkILY HOTKL. hEw BRfDGE sfsEEf. LTD.
j rae Hli f1hdo~ Tn sl1ss heps . efI.rAll ~ AAfa
ss~ssn cors. roorr. 10 - fssfs prtss se'rs
fo1n. tsswssn foFfy aas CT bz ssy sterer.a, s<<
nollns rom. vsrua. ca sbf .h.ra 49,, arsn raj
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Ivssr snss-s his .sf haass - bss ktn~rsss srsas
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t,ir t0t'inosf ps'rrxsss and tsconNsssiso@
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- -


(tOAL-pRIcE Reduced. -THE SUBSCRIBER HAs
~ reduced the price Of fls Peach Orchard below the ~ m
msr rs,e and nov ressvrg supplies o. he hrs quality
which be VII furnish 81 ef ofn The
NE yard ao. Tor sale, White sh schgyn al Norman
'ntt"Tiand and Leach Goals. HENRY RErVE Corre
- 49, - ~ ''n' -la w. go =
{'oM. ~ COST, F0R rrN DAYS AZ THE coat vrs7
- - .'N or - ~ Nov. PREPARATORY cpepgr ~ bene
% y sly NsTftrfei - 'uoncf fefuuasd rarso pics
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frALiFonNIl DItNQSps.-1HIs SEw AsD BKAUfs
~ "a sticle s ahes be had 9TH purthAsers lrwelrr
me bei jnaE. csrna ~ sm from ne r,si disu,nf ~
prizes wfr he rssh ~ ~very Gf4er Ipg
v SO a. "a .inss ~ = t.h, dasa - . sBl sfass
4df@ HlaM sfHfg lf4rs a4lt4as t-teriets Arlftst
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FURNITURE.

(otTAGE AND FANCY FuRsIrugE wAnEROovs.
~ ~ Nc, sf Hl1adsky, opposite he ~ ~ hoas 10
NATukWh STACY onef for sse he ersensvs a4ogr
mint q Anry, c~Ass -nsnssed sDa Yrnn y iarntare IL
tnird rsiss Al redseed prizes Evsrs ssfety ~
Peiissses rlo-s tosrt Ae., AZ snaAosarsrs pyiues
L'uKxITURx--PAETIEa HAVING PART or ALL
ts1 inf1,here, esrDef in5rcrf pAtosures. bsl-sr.
ff ~ Ffrd r1fY and ufel1r fl4sm N~aF Or e4N
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ITO SOUTHERN TRAvELLERs.--TH UNITED
stAlss mail steamship ROANOKE Captain ssnnsr vii
leave pisr n North river Wsdnssdav 2h OcioSsf fa
Petersburg aud Rlchmond touching A. Oh Pon Confgrt~
Passengers for the So-lh oil proceed via Pefsvxyurg
soon and with ~ nle srpenss ~ mcy went VIA Sorl
They need approheud danger fr~n the fever he
ship so<s set the infected cles Passage And fee
s'ss room inlgdsf. V Oh Point ~ 70 PetcFsssrg Rich
Broadway.
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yRKAT sALE OF xrNAGIRiE srocK At ACoTIos.
" On Monday, November ~ t.aS. al ~ Dssct A. NJ
NJ Hppodrom~, New YORK VII 10 soid Al public
no hthes hdf,r All The vld beass bronsing b
Yelling tasuss~r'cs q " i0ves ogehsr ~rh 10 sn
vbkb they secured
~ four esrhsn's vii Be soa sePsrsey. only be
tut up A. time
sB-Ihs sale viii be positive Ard stDo1 az
tading IN, a he o~nsf aou W rsto frcD Ne business
AFRO, 90 Tuesday NOVEMBER " ~ o'rlo-t ~ All 1ba
horses sbd garages bsion9frr 10 he ssAhrshanf
eonrrsng iD bors~s y which dram knrss a ro.
are and have bsea 81 sort al no s~
n~s. hfsss ere smotF NJ number 10 bsgFAss wagons
mostly fsr four horues. bafOfehes buggic~
tsrusng hArp~ts tf hundred hors~~
dcuhs snd mr. four borse travelling
win he frurest two small ste show
rois chAins ropes and cher aigres travelling az ue
~afdrote hehngiDs " two cftn,
VI. v.cf os nhesr.pss - etoagpz ~ ,ss soli>tisn.
" H-Tw~By rent ~ tho purrEsse nyone, PAL
e.sh A. he line 81 sale sDd As remainder siY
The delivery a The properly.
In osdsr ~ awe are0rnsyes ss,1
he sals ,nr the pnrps>s hHyiag sud ssep ssAy
who ony cine % oot ou,i7 tess sniss vi be res
aera W ssteEs-
csass-,s he s4ls psy b. h.a The 10, rae q lsp-.
rsdroas hAls t1~hivs
III hrsss NAY ~ ssss iss 40 vssks prr,ioss M
ne siahlse Of Nr ryivessr. TsessY iyah sx.e
Ftf and seyerh avenue.
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RRooELiN NuFEUM-GHNAD GALA NIGHT ~TnrE
- Monday evening oci = bsnsai q Nc. lar casr
y u Rice, y y Strong. u 10y afd. W " Crisp, ~ Ne,
r1ur Miss Mary Asnss, " soto Aad ha~s - o,isrs
tIHhIIo, MUMMY AMI fANtiY JARS WI be pA,ea
ADMISSION 20 earl
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TOR SALE CHEAP. IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY
The house known Is East Thirty street. between
Lexington and Fourth avenues 2xs feet thre,
story high basement and sub cellar with all the modern
provernens; lot 2Ox9 f. In. Please address CHI
X. PARFITT, GS East Thirty first street
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ToeNT-aE ~ etqTlso $1,000 !
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EoR CHARLESTON AID FLoRfDA-sExf WEEKLY
- " q Nal Line. The siaunch, Toe sea go.as steam
er EOITuFRNER. i. Evan Commander, will leave pier
no = n; r., at O'Clock r. precisely ~ weiae.isy,
Oct ~ For freight apply board where all bills ~ sdilg
will be signed for passage the once Of SpoFfDRD
TLEsTOS co 29Bfoadway; cabin passage Is. The favor
ito tsroina her regular Po
rda w Rave tuesday for he yarou. sdng. % he
So Johnshver Through tickets 70 81 70 P.fs
SIS The splendid steamer Marion, W Poster t0mnanier
VIII succeed and leave on Saturday. Oct =.
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Harrisburg on Union avenue, Wyckof Stage, Schools and
South Fourth streets These lots good grade
paved and tagged and offered low estate Ap
ply 10 II. b. sCH0LES, Bedford avenue IT.
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DRUG STORE FOR Substituted IN ONE OF
~ he most business ihoroughfares In this city, elegantly
fitted well stocked with drugs and perfumery and
doing excellent busness-a good locality German or
physician. Address Magnesia, Herald office.
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v'HE AILK6HANTANS VIII GIVE THEfR FfHsT
fafd concerts in Bruski since or froa Gall
inrna a. The fo,yts.hno Inula,s oin.say Thur.
day evening", oct - Apd ~ H. kss 10
O'Clock
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" ANTFU n EAU1-NN NAY
w secured by lady. In purchasing a share In hirh,
respectable and mos, iurays occupation, her
which will yield her ri least &2s week by dev0ng three
four hours day and may be considerably increased Pre-
MUM sf00 WIFI may be paid 10 Eve instruments. The drs,
payment In Address ree 10 samuel Draper Eaq
Broadway Post Office.
WANTED-A PARTNER IN THE MARBLE AND
w building business, with 4 snaf capital II no mat
ter wbeher he IL acquainted with The business Apply
~ NO Dol Bowcry.
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FNOR SALE CHEAP.-A RARE CHANCE THE BEAUTI-
full first class four and basement brick honse with
AL the modern improvements West Threth street. ween
Eighth and Ninth avenues Terms easy me
given, required. Apply To JOHN W. MILLER 442 Eighth
avenue near Thirty fourth street.
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EDUCATION.

IOES "A CARD-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
lCOO. pups daily, his week. for instruction pen.
Terms half OF particulars
OLIVER D. COL Ds NTH
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" y Dr. wskp.Hs rsfortsassss vr~rss Al es~s ssYs
~ efss ns ehas u>Ss sks have s<sys~s< ssss'I
ssss'ss snSs a yt SOD t1srsr rrss<sa ss,s ,s $500
tasA ttsss FsfeS 80 s1ss f-rA ssss< 80 A~~ 80
u ere bfoafvsy a. pa<s - g. IL srysev6s4sx, r~tl
ltd secfessf rsnsss sEslsAr~l sesrr rste~A Fr<sf
sxre g1AsAxAf
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ITO MANU- Atft RERS OF J
i sale, 10 close concern. ! ma
90 thgee DO. ] do. polishing.
isnsnr, /. "a. trueinc. y do hand
u.iii. J smaN DO. This above, and
sfr1gaiGr tor sAtr vi'h = gual
Nata 4R Snr ofanE mat q
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TOR sALE--A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL coSFEC
5onery, with everything complete for Ir
quiye the premises, Is Third avenue.
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'APTR HANGtNGs. --FoE
,nlne for printing fer ro'1rs.
do. ground n. DO hufn
presses ] foga7ius' paint
q yAsiely n pbfF DOS AUI
10y # Nencr an N8 spa
FER
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E1oR sALE-A RESTAURANT AND LODGING HOUSE
now doing an excellent business and well adapted
eastern being Broadway In the immediate vicinity
81 be New Haven railroad depot. Rent low lease; term
81 payment easy THOMAS ABBOTT Is Beaver Il.
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yT>o MAEUrAsTCRERs.-FoR SALE, TWO NEAT cor.
aapes barn and about ave o. land ffo
wnhsmsbure ferries and within hall mile o. good landing
Tor feet water For ftores that rcqir.
large space well adapted. 1900 IN cash and he balance
remain mortgage for lcngh ~ Tine. Apply 70
ADRIAN H. MILLER y Well sifcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

LIRRNCH AND MUSIC CLAsSES-MRS. MoGEEis les
Wes Twenty hrs, street; ladies gentlemen assemble
evenings the for instruction French
the privilege OF soTee music and dancug after the hour
instruction. Terms - Afternoon and
epano for ladies' gentlemen children
JemsS quarter Mrs Mctiee has the privilege
ring TO large circle Of present pupils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

nor SALE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF THE
well known stand the Star House," IL Bowery,
OF Pen street This opportunity any perso
wishing 70 engage In the liquor business being without
cepon the best stand 10 the Bowery well conducted
ter house. Apply the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

TX nm ACRES OF VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE
SO.OOU 1900 acres lying the Virginia an Tennes-
,se o acres within 1--WE miles q The railroad and
400 for cash exchanged for good city proper "
THOMAS q. HARRISON, Virginia Land Agency, No. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

INSTRUCTION -ERAsTus EVERETT, A. NJ, LATE
president OF he College of New Orleans New 0orleans
La Professor OF We English and French languages
ture, philosophy and mathematics Being dsengaged after
O'Clock IL prepared TO give lessons In the
ing at his residence q Butler street Brooklyn Young gen
emen will have 70 web selected library and Will
furnished with advantages for acquiring such knowledge
az shall 81 hem for the higher departments OF mercantile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR A GOOD, IN
cree consisting q large two story and basement house
Of land well laid out WITH every variety Of fruit shrub
berry and Ornamental trees good hard and son
non The highest 70 the village nmanding good prospect
and perfectly healthy. IT. GEER Franklin avenue, norl
- ssvenm street, Lower Norrsans and No. Ferry
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-A FINE LARGE DRUG
- store for sale cheap situate IN New York good
rcughAre (avenueJ and in rich and populous ward In
quire al No. 234 I'd avenue, door below list street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

DOR sALE-THE HOUSE CORNER OF KENT AyENul
and Ross street Brooklyn the line Of the Green poir
and Fnon Ferry Railroad, II contains nine rooms,
lar panr.es, &c Price 81 600 81 O0O Can remain TIRE
years Apply f. Schoes Ross street, Bedford avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

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