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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-11

A little more about the times since I landed,
Wednesday the 18th Of Aug. we started frem
Topeka 10 march TO where there was abont
one hundred free state men--and when we got
there, there wps about two bundled and fifty,
and We slaid there two days anu one night,
and the last day we staid there we marched
over 10 a Fott, and they saw us coming and
left every thing except a few trunks and Car
pet saeks-we bad wagons and loaded up
every thing that was yaiuable--we got forty
guns. got some RICH: good clothes. No more
at present. E. G.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-11
Democratic Presidential Electors orOhio

SENATORIAL ~ELEcToRs.
William KennOn, Jr., Of. Belmont
Alexander Il. Miller, Of Butler.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-11
Correspondence.


The follow ing letter from one OF The com
pany who LEFT here, to Mr.. Geo. Cristmsn, wa
handed to us for publication in our last week,
paper, but on account OF the quantity Of othe
matter we had prepared, 1t was delayed. Il
has lost none of its interest however, and W,
think shows very conolusiyely what a larg,
portion of those who have emigrated from th,
free States there, ate engaged in, md why it i
that SO many ofthem fall martyrs in that Ter,
ritory. We leave it TO every sensible, reflect,
ing, and unprejudiced man, to say whether
their existence terminates any too soon. Read
THE facts:
LAWRENCE CRY, K. T. Aug. 10, $50.
Dean FRIESD-I take my pen in hand 10 in.
form you that ! am WE'LL aud hope these few
lines will find you in the same state of health.
| landed in this territory the 10Th OF August,
and We have had one Of the times since we
have been here. We have routed three pro-
slavery holes out, and have several more 10
route and then we will get some pretty good
claims. Saturday the 18Th Of Aug, we went
and pitched on Titus Fort, and got six men
wounded. Shombre, from Richmond, Capt.
of the Indiana Company lived one day. Aliof
our boys are here that started from Eaton, but
Bill Kayle, aud he left this Company about 40
miles from the Kansas line. This territory
shall not be o slave territory-we can keep
them oui and we are going to. want you 10
tell George Hendricks and J. Albeit, that we
had 10 prisoners in all here at Lawrence, and
old Shannon come and demanded them and
we were not going TO give them up, and he said
that we should have our prisoners and the can.
non, and so the Committee agreed 10. One
said "Mr. Shannon you can't come a pack of
I'D lies 10 poor fools that don't know moth
ing in the world" They knowed that we had
two OF their head meu in prison, they wanted
them cut, and they had 10 go about il in o
civil manner. Now Twill tell you thei. names
= Donelson was one--the biggest was Titus
but he was wounded in the leg and shou lder.
Plague, IT we won't give them shucks this
time! Just The night before we got here they
took franklin and gota cannon from that place
--since We have been here we have taken
about 100 guns from this fort--these Forts is
. large house foil Of p 1t holes, and a lot Of
tents and a fence around the house and dirt
thrown against the fence--and that is the way
these border %rufians has tried 10 play the Van.
kee tnck-but we'll show them a Yankee
trick! We are going TO drive them all out oil
the territory and take possession ourselves, aud
keep this for our home.
l
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11xKpKKu0.

zoe sAvArNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNIrEo STATES
Capt o. wcsdhul Win leave % Saturday Nay s. fr,n
per No. zosn nver, g o'cocx r. n Bais u ladiux
signed On board For FRIGHT passage apoiy 70 g. L.
MITCHILt No. - Brcadwsy. For ronea. ,hrosgh aeses
snd eommodcus steamers iesve SavAnnah Florida hrcs
,nesn weee eonnecung with ,he New Yok ON
tuesdays and easurdays-
E0R cHAnLEsfoN AND FLoRIDA-sEMr:wKEKLy
United A7Atea mail line1be beauMful NJ g0lak
ship JAMES ApQER, &C Turner. naadsr wri leave
pier No North river Saturday Nay O'Clock r. n,
Escisey. For fegh apply bosrd, wtsss iii bis Of sling
vii es sienea "a er Pa1sge Ac oncc q sPoFr0RD.
Thomas kwAn, commander win sueceed- sad ieavs on
Wednesday,. nay I. The favofs ssAsner Carolina mskes
rssusr TIPS % ihs various is.As On he Jcens rfvcr
esving Charleston every Tuesday. u O'Clock r. y.
Tor NoaFoLK AMI, RICHMOND rm UnygD
~ 6ta1ea man steamship JAMRsrOWN, 0pt Parrth, wal
ieaye Or ne above pieces On sssurdsy, nav 3 .
rive - NWtolk on Sunday Afternoon, and 81 Rhhmo1d
On Monday morning Psascsgsrs for NE south wfl
proceed wk0ut BY ne great mail line 10 0hAxiea-
n Aueuse savannas A. Travellers vii find oeas
ct pleasaxtset and expe6ious Pasenxe ana
nrs fscledise ssrccrn. Korfsn. 81 y Peersbx ksa
n~tmosd. Sc: steerAge. half pFice Apply W LUDLAw
fLEAGAuTH, ~ Breadway
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D3UW moot asas:
~ 4 s.sss ~ S:G.
esds ooa.sss wii Ss produson q rI so1onss s sd
20 .sssS. .s, ~ s s sss y
3. sss Of s sss. .ssss for no
"A Sedics asd rsysicloecsl Insxusor s,sciiy To- Inc
re ss sl HIs ss .Po% 2 y Bot
sCS,sS DI.;sa sss " rSS q ;, sraoh q
ors s" sss a end on: .s,. s,
gcns1y IBIS book from 81 oshss q Dc s.S i
ali SroasSs' '-'' NO my '">''0 pef'A'e'"
A NKDIcINE has BE. DIsoovERED.-DR aXIosr
sos s%s Sresss. and oo . sS.s -
s WV ss sss sss y % y iss - sov'r.'sH
Of you for Distressing eocsh cured .s r. magic Sy
Dr. Va s1 :: = , T., ss::
pound s.ssrs :euss .sS pan & 4 s sea-
e. sasrns u rom ina s.ss.sS scasA
As lees than bottle Of your compound sarsd ma Re
oss Pow Ss":y. nav York ss.''H . 'n'. ''''s NY.
CONSULTATIONS ON ALL DIsRAs.s OF TIE ~
STo.d 11 fvss s rs. s
exp ,ss . msd 2, prsos a. O. ~
SS s,S fS e A. WIN
D.siupspi. procured aurrg my sse soonrn q sMcpc g
:ss % = :s
&c Ny Ieatse on he be procured q The odsa AZ
70, superior artificial which and ook cxscy eho
natura eye JANIS " POWELL. ND. 0cn'ih Auns, ~.
nR. ARMorTs PARIS AND LoNDQn MEDICAL
NO elecrotyped husrstcns; cloth 81. gfvSS % sdyef
tied n %ess ssS c y" s
IT, local and general hxm as4 h6arstioa "a
ehse hours A. to9P n. ~ RAAdq sksoot eornSr So
Broadway New York. We reccmmend m, 1Asmcat 70 tho
Democrat. ~ ~
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR Ov TIE .'PRACrICAI PAL
- vaie Treatise" 4e o6ces 6<s Hou1ou street, near
Wootter; hours nom Ito ~ ~, and 10 r. II 6nr~v
snsspss fho.s who spp.y b - eArly Cages VII sa
cure IN ss,'csaSs ~ n ts frst nepsns ID nc -.
vsnrsa ana ssxte ~ an guarantees rspM sasy
and radical cure which he has ground eaSpr 81 - 49,
tsr ed rom other source ln America 1870
confidential. Private seats fhr warning.
M WARDS UN1ORYUTlT1N Y1T1TD. Ann 0=-S
~ unIvAllsd rs.ss9sa-ns sure cure ~ ees.h 80
nasepi snd = eedy eyre slDuS1 nmsdIoAsy 8 ~
sus nnndrsos mcnny Umss a.rn.E.d - ~ pabeE a.
Iniosiossss yrena cures sysys In week; cAsa htvS
scrnsr Of Broadway \
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY MAY 2, 1866



A sPLsypID CgEsrNU! HoRsx. TogR TEARS OLD,
"A hfeen hands nree inebes hah sound aa1 hind, snd
sn Sc s Ss1 20 os %" =. T~
UsANiLY RAY HORSE ron sALe-l5A HANDS Hi0a.
sye.Is old warso'ed :,und bind a.d gntle: c.sd 70
ps hi VIII b .oa siis spoiled 70.
70 HESsS s ,b corner y ser and
and lind; .rots in 1so IN hrnssa- hquFsof L A. BUD
Iss g, TIA sd Is
or harness, sd together or sspsYAe one hrye rae
!. sa u's :os 5 issss S; :sss.
& & laa. sss .d sss ~ , TAN H., o.
yery 1ne family horse hands high, just iron he eeuntr
81 sss' s,.3 s I'd Is Wa zgiS
=, 81 5.s., SsSD oss 5.
and ssass = s. liPs e sas
Won aALE.A span OF BLA0KaAMx HoasEs, rIEi
s.s ssa - ssp S"s siss ma NM
G'OR sALR-A vERY FINE STYLISH HORSE SIX
-, S y:,. "a u.s S% Ne sn SS11 T s sss ssos
E'OR eALK-A sORRKL MARE. Z Y1A1s OLD. Is
hands high can trot IL Sls Sn4 has h.d NO training;
e e sIs wssssi1sssass 4. rom Sio 4. T. and
no Ss esoD :. ONE eAd: e.
pony, s.sss Ss,:: i sss s;y CD - il.
: ss.. & h 81 !, s. sy 3 sEsa and 1'0s
= g.. . : g
n 0RsRA Carriages AND HARNESS. SPAN OF
% hay ;S and
. Sscs1xsy srn :asss ler ssasS q winter
poe .na .bas DC owner xi .s EsSls Tor 500 hsyos
DsD :ss bss stables f
~ high bright Dey. VIZ Slscx and 90, pony built
s.ssIs., where he
FOE s ysaE y.s. "a s0s ss
and o
Der yard. ne Monroe street near Montgomery.
MoRoAN RoRsEs-TEN YOUNG HORSES. OF FINS
M size style and acton from Orange and Windsor ceunee
,,; ssS
md elegant city made sa1ouche, very low
M Bay aSou. Is hssds Sas perfectly sound and a..
e A'
pREMIUM HORsB-ANY PERSON WISHING TO
Sns ep n III n usss M
price sAso-ma5 hear Of one By addresins Horse Herald
Sssns q rssssnssis ss s's may "a
a. ANTnD- PAIE on RANDsOME HOSES, As0Ui
Wy or ls haods hsh ven trained ard & god style and
square. WIN meat attention.
nor sALE-Two HANDSOME sCoroH faRRIKR
hound win sold cheap Gan be seen q al Thompson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-02


a BY Cxhart esdham, used but little suitable Tor church
pATlor VIII be sod at bargain Can iii g.
turd.y. q Savage Paris S4 Broadway Also. Ach rese
wood maid guitar
nAkCnG ACADEMY, 654 BROADwAY-N PE1A-
hat he has opened The srsest and bADdsomeM
b - city 664 Broadway. Anybody be good dapr
a. lescns. Every Saturday grand ssires n. -0rsnd
ball on he 1Ah Of this month 9aeas 1lN
E,oR sALE-A sECOND HAND PIANO. sfoDDART
Durhams mako, octsves finished back and Cont anka
Apply 1t s. Oniunbis street. Brooklyn Heights
NOR SALE-A SECOND HAND NORWOOD PIANO.
~ octsves. Price $780, Inquire u ~ Ann aTeeL
GRAND APCLLINRA, IS BLEECKER STaEEr. Coz
TO inform the fashionable world that his spacious AVID elegant
rooms Will Be daily for caeses from II I, i from $40
And from 70 10 O'Clock H. Pdcs So FOR II tickets Pfvae
aven prvuAay At other hours Every saturdays
social, from 70 IL O'Clock IN the evening
DIANOa-AT GREAT BAR0AINs IF TAKEN fMME-
diAey. - excellent second hand pianos OF g. 6x and
octAves rosewood and for sale $0 S6 S So
10 S0 Pianos tuned taken In exchange or bought for cash.
40 "''S = - a'-' '--A '' T. GONZALEZ
80 BOOKsMLsRS u.s. CBRlsfY'a PLANTATION ME-
LODlEs No. containing Al the new sgnSs Of he DAY.
this dav published and for sale By FIsHNR BR0rHEa "a
Chatham street, New York.
WONDERFUL BAR0A INs-IHIs w1RK ONLY-sU-
w per0r psnofortes b. the hrst makers; in beAnu<nl
rosewood vaisf Of styles all nav, tulv warranted Prces
rom Su0 70 SEQ Tor nsrnlnspts worth $500 and 500
street. Broadway. W. OSB 1Ru %.
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n11SCEIALANNOUD,

|
$500 o O. SyAY o.
2oS Broadway, room NO. 3.
"a a si;a e s -.
&. !s
III s' sse | .ss
e s::s re; Ss ;f T.s :-s Z s.1 lSSss '
AFE.EICA5IoDs Gun. yoa C0Rss, BUTTONS, GAL:
feet 81 ssv Pseasr sasshoa WiSous sssns. Or
r VI 3 b. A., = ru p., ma
ossdais :ssss Assss ss.:s Lssses s.1s.os Ss:opc6
=: ss: wv W. sGH4s s; % ss.:
trrsn lh Imperial zs's:.y ssPssaa m. Emperor Of
=: esstns que n Levi snisys 9: s,ss m: s1..sa
Iron James Ialer, Esq.l I
rs s. =. ss9 s
E;'1s =. ~
NEW YORK, March n, lsoA
1A. ss.ss. Ds ss sss u.s.; he .ush
PAIN .sA :ned 9d
Without sivns ne a. sishss: s pam w go a
No. Queen srsss Ny ! Fsr l;'sS sssI -
in ski having perfectly removed large bunon Of long
ssssdas rnso1 ~ causing ss :ay PAIN rHsUs
soD.s9e: b. Dcs.s.;i0a seons xhos .s7.:si
sS :i. :; :::s s,ss 1 S
and Sixth avenues, New York . .
N.b.-Ne proaeesaooM connection With my persoo.
d hand kssaes ssll can And pm chaser bv
applying T. Lynch Fulton Shades, No. Water street.
BrockJn, rsar Fulton ferry. 'lTfe
EMUn - W WAnIrED-zANuFAc
erss "a :r p ssdrsns m% me Co. e. II
e lowe.t caah prices WIN hnd customer No Wholesale
-. .-s, ...;. !, :, =. 80,
dsancty through pair. ofce, No Park row.
posife ne Asaor House SquDung scientifically CURED A..
tendance Som 10 An. nSF.M. no soaneeuon win he
GAs Ii1TUkss.., =. -, $3.50.
qu.sa sC@Possd wholly IF sad orosl desFas gho.s
about tuTrishpk houses with xuros w DO wei 70 0a sud
PIPES inssssd Sso ssiaass : az .Sorss no.os.
& e nes son ~ and sad ~ MN M va
Or French bronze 70 look equal 70 nav.
T71vxTX sT0X1s-o1 .vxRY aaXND AVN or
xoua tcs s II bS s 2 su psea Purchaser
2. z: hodEns 10 1aee. laos. GOOD soy:
bird cases can have rre chance 70 have tsm sold o.
Nshi oorpisson by APPLYING al 81 Fuou stroo Be- OF,
a sse -, cs sveT az fsVsns maze
=. - = -. -.
d us ana snsS e e e g
Pear street New Yors. =
@~c.,z,..--, ;z;,;-- =
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DICORD'S PRACTICB.-DR G. d. HAMMOND, FOR.
~ merry pupil WIN RECORD, Of Pas And with tbe oele
srRcous this city, DfA Oarnochau Mott fnturs
DE pubbc nei b may be scnmsd f ne cure q "a iuPor
biz cspvestepy ooasd rooms 66 Broadway, opposite he 81
khohs BoA He tenders 70 al afflicted positive assursnos
ucotes books nercury and IKE sduons q he
medical chAxaans Of he day, rely hAytn4 th0r
Gases treated suAy matter bow oompIisAod tsy NAV
appear Once hours from to and from 10 g. frsamsnt
& BY letter remedies adapfd the caso seut Osui
tAucDs en- FrAncAta @. Il HAMMOND, II. D..
Fhy6csn consulting anA opsrAAvs surgeon.
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REWARD0s


NR0 REWARD. -oH!LD LOST, april. q 1856; SUE
pOU bad light bluesdrsss, lowered do, little apron
red fsupei pecoAt light blue eyes, years; her
Watson Any bringing her giving Informs
ofher will get tho above reward By appljna st Is Hud
street.
RE0 Rkw ARD : A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN WAS
pCO stolen from the house Of Henry T. Wool rs South
Eighth street, jersey CITY, on Tuesday afternoon, April 20
about thrcs Sclock The watch wss AZ snfr.yed hunting
oexevA NO Ss$, xusrd caain squsre hollow link: esh
ed for fse whoever VIII hem the piAoe 10
Jersey City, win receive 80 reward and qusous as~
coz REwARD.-LOer OR STOLEN, A swfss GOLD
pAC watch with goA chain, seal and hy csnt Call
fcnA piece attached. Tho above stolen gug
the Gre OF Em ana Franklin streets morsog
May first info rmaon OF th0 above be lo u the
lamp store No. 426 Broadway, and NO quesions asked
v10 REwARD.-LOsr, ON TUESDAY EvENINs, III
PxO going from West Thtteth street down Ninth avenue
Twenty third street. and Broadway 70 Tayor's SALON. dia
mcnd pm cass pin cohtAps sevea dnonds 81 IN alver
be pad o. u delivery TO Alex. ncDougA No. 70 CorAndt
street, up stairs. f7a
a RkwARD.-LCsT. ON MONDAY MORNING LAST
pO mail back and tan King Charles slut;
name Of Fanny. Apply ATS Aercar street
&Q REwARD- LIFT IN THE HAkLRM ABROAD "
BO O'Clock TRAIN double hArrelcd fowng gun
Whoever win return the same, give information
xbere ~ VIM receive The above reward d n runtson's.
20 Veeey street, n =.
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INSTRUCTION.


lCOO. has removed his writing academy from The
q Grand ss.s Soxs1 . 3: Slssan. Suding g Bowsy
:dsptsd 10 SO ads s: and asna!%so
At OF NAY lSs.-OLIvkR B. GokDsMrHs WRIT.
g and ecaas%y S2 sroad S day
cs;vsd oa and mi suc sss % All ~" '0' TO-
IRON TIE Home Journal june =. lsSSl
v9 e Ss.c s ssS c ~
ton Among those toach the art o. writing Oliver B.
Godmhh q Jus hs. individually eminsn person and
YOUNG MAN WISHES 70 TAKE LESSONS m The
"a German language. Address, stsng terms, g., Herald
o6lce for two days.
Doc KKEEPING-TuE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUES
- 20 give instruction 10 ArcounAntship at bis rooms ~
Broadway The courss q mAy be best appreciated
BooAkeephg ard AccountAnsshp Elementary anl fssca"
sensss BY mall On remittance g. or ri5 s.4ss q
RRooKLYH NETTING AUADE4Y..THis AOAD.MY,
has been removed 70 2a Fulton street. Whohouse Buding
s,s B,Swn' wOE scsds%y ne ro,%a are large and
Ranged fer class or private nsruccn for ladea gee
men. MARTIN 8. PAINE.
LIDUCATION.-A LADY WHO KEEPS A sELECr
y = sSSnsy wou
small psreusI attention would Sc paid 70 thsir moral snd
nv;
WORTH llS Naasau street. address boz 2264 Post Once
New York. Also family can be accommodated with board
during he months OF July and August
AEiss s9EKlH's DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.
M for young ladies' NO Rass ThIrtieA street. bet seer
Filth and Madison svesnes.
TInH SUMNER TERN OF MADAME BER0TER's BOARD
ina and day school for young adtes viii commence the
at and thirty second aree stage attached 10 the inst
tuition for pupils at . Distance
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QOWERY THEATRE-BENRFIT AND LAST APPEAR.
~ An GE OF MR.. N. EDDY.
Friday. Nay 2, two tall hvc act Plays
MARCHANT OF VENICE AND THE WIFE.
In which Mics r. Raymond Mics Mary Mr.
r. Marchsnt Mr. 8. W. Glenn, ]. Dunn, Mrs. Prior
and NJ. tady will appear.
Mr.. Rddy .Shylock and St. Pierre
Box book op0m.
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Y ELLER8 TABLEAUX SOIREES
n GRAND OPENING NlGHr POSTPONED
MI KEEh 70 nfoIm the public that In consequence
of the Of labor In the various muchan
cal departments tor the entAon OF the hall
well the extensive tor the
Of the series ahleaux he viii be compelled 10 deier the
opening til Monday evening May when he hopes TO
entertainment that will merit the continuance Of their pa
tronAge.
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MUSIC AND DANCING.

4 SUPERIOR sTOc ROSEWOOD MEi0DkOH, MADE
BY Csxhsr Nssdhsm. uscd but little suitable t eha.eh
tufday Savage PARKS s4 Broadway. Aiso ch rese.
wood maid auilnr
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IL unrvAicd rene0oa-1he q eos1nsn
quick and eomplesa The alletsd who would oh1niH -
massri sDd = eedy svrs aSDu1 emo immsanAsly 3 -
rot meet snstcz and snfs,ts medical "a rsdsssx NJ
days; recent u.ssA IN twelve houva Ones "A GH~~i 49,
corner OF Broadway. ~ s~vs~
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NO MERCHANTS AND OPTICIAFB.
L T. B. MYCocx I 90.
OPTIuANs. ef5
FOOL square, ehsfleA, Eueinnd.

MApufncturern q nhips teeacOaes a ovary description.
Taper telescopes nOm uto = in, VIII aisnah and beh
fuos, yachting dee1stalking and MILITARY Telescopes.
Portable slescopsA with asonomicAi An6 unn SO eioosA
Ing1o ana double opsfa kiAssoe
Sachr llassee and common pocket Telescopes, m easeA
rrospectfvea 40.
specsnica mrosoopes insn proven. eys sassss rsaAn
An kinds q machine and hand ousd isnsss spscssslss
eyes. In.
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OxsgDT&AxU0s aDUs
OF nm WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH
WC.OUO ing wanted THOMAS ID. CONn0Y, ncensee
u ouy clothing Of description. Gentlemen having LARGE
or small os 70 dispose o. viii recotvo Tie highest poe
for them BY calling u he sors, addressing Thomas Oou
roy, 491 Pearl street.
RusIsRss ooATs-AT AvANy CLOTHING WARS.
ID house, 66 and 6 Fulton street. An Immense variety Of
fancy cashmere end other hight cohs suitable for the
~ g. u and g. Also large lot Of Raglass. u ". IS
fyLOIHING LADIES OK GgNTLRMKN HAVING ANY
~ to dispose Of receive the utmost value cash. by send
ing addresspg TO the No. II Laurens street
Canal or 80 West Broadway. 8. COHEN.
Ladies' attended To by Mrs O
flLoTHING AND YURNITURE.-LApTESO OR GENTLE
~ having 70 dispose receive fair cash pytoc
for The same, by sending TO NJ Cohsn 1o1 Chatham Street.
late 66 him Party and fancy drossss bought LADIES' ..
ended 70 By Mrs O.
EyAaHIpNABLE TROCK AND DRESS COATs-Ar
IL EVANS clshing warehouse, 66 and s. Fulton stree.
Black cloth. Is 80, 81 g. o. $40, S2 Dis and SIS. Olives
browns and blues, %, $40 and Ga
pANrALooNs.-rHs LARGEST. BEST, a HANDSOMELY
stock Of spring pAnta opns is exhibition Al nVANs
clothing warehouse 66 and SO Fulton street. with follow
ing eloquent figures on bemei So ~ ~ ~ 30, - -, 10
VESTa-RrcH MORE ANTIQUE -; zzPHvR CAS-
simeYo, "a endless variety ofh9urnd silk. 90 70 ~ 20
blsck and hucy sk suncss u So Co. EvAkS clothing
wArsbo use SC and CD Frton street.
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(lLD DIR. CORBITT IS CONSULTED PRIVATELY, AT
~ his once 9o NkdAgh street. nearly opposite Sands street.
and fourth door hon Rutou street. Brooklyn from A. ~ 70
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phwene HondAy, NAY ocosi p. n, prscssy, from
"a 8. :::ss :s ~ s os:: Z s sss 1S:-
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CUTToR oO,'s DIsPAfOH LINZ FOR SAN TRAN-
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4 UsrnALiA.-fIoEsRE. LINE, oAsRYIEo IaE
ia sss I; ;,sss 60
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A UsTR1LIA : IEDRPENpERT Line FIasT sHIP
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any hip now on he bsrh for Xu.rss her sceomsoda
se ssss ~ on s
e. e.sss nas s be
:hppe. are requested eompsts their
{; 4 Il ::''s' s' $50:
EoR 4ILsouRsl. AUsTEAILA-T4KINo yRzIaH.
::s.I :sI =; s5sSs SSs; &
tait Of hsr ss.go enssFed vg have prcmp despatch II
ned amount Of freight Will b taken tmodsrsfa rnAes
spilled for q onee xhe ship eEuems clipper and has
eavirs hne apply On hoard ptr TO- Rs2
Rogers Wsrheid. Lord Co, Agents u Melbousna-
p,OR NEW ORLHAHs AND HAvANA-THE UNITED
6ates rsI Steamship BLACK WARRIOR. J. W. smith
eommsnes VII csmmeucs receiving freight Thursdav
ssy and can Tor the above ports Monday NAY "a ar
street. LIVINGSTON, CROCHER0N a CO..
Agents. No. IL Park plaza
No bills Of fading signed affey the sails Frsst,
for 81. Louis koes through BY this line ir sixteen csys
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TINnED STATES NAIL erEANSHIP COMP ANY.-FoR
- hsvsna ND New orieana on Friday. May SAP. N
vcxite sisAship BhPI1E CITY Capt Hy wlndle WIN SAN
sssTv. fassase can bs secured q conpenyI o1ce
q. b supplied with hlani oii Of AIDING Of the fo. dsned
forms dGr ed, and bin Of ladins win be signed AMER he
hour ofailng For freight Or pasge apply q Tho onse
~ Z" - - IA O. RoRERrs
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rs; n.L 4r1.: .yTRoR g Ta. .PRzoTIcSL Pal

Wooster; hours nom Q 70 IL a. 1
exccptec.) Those who apply iu
prised ut the rspidity and ift{Ie n
cure. in structure. M m its ffrsx
vancsd and tistreasfn Z staKes. 10
and radical cure. which he has n
tain ed from no other source n Am
cor fidential. Private seats fnr VA
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1AyE ANNA DE LA GRANGE
IN and L. NJ. 9OTrSCHALK
assisted by KARL Wells,
will give A GRAND CONCERT,
At the Athenmum, Brooklyn,
ON THUhSDAY EVEHING, MAY 8, 1855.
Tickets, One Dollar.
ses's may be secued in advance 1t the Ahen@nm and
VIM. tsn Sons music store, No. 80 Broadway, Y
N.b-No extra charge for secured seats.
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,s r AND 49, ~ = a -naaUFAO,
Wishing change her location viii land given TO hem
hcshy norrfshing viliags on The line OF e Bsson
Provdepce Ram DAD with the best facNiss trausvora
ton Of goods 70 either The Boston rew York mArhs
young me chan,Ss about starting u business his ors
above oier win send her address, With he number Of kAods
employed nature ~ business &c and In return
any informaton thsy want from L. MASON, =. Foxboo',
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MEDICAL.

NT0TICE.-DR. HAYRS, PsYCHOLOGlsr RLKCTRr
IN clan Apd Dagnetiser can be consteS daily. oloe 6
Grand street. New York Persons suffering with deafness
imperfect sight bropchia. consumption, dyspepsA
pasy paralysis e6 otos oontraCe1 Cords govt h
desses and spinal cCpatts shoud consult Dr. Hayes