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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28
I'll Il On ALTON ELL
GENCER's" ENDORSEMENTS OF
MIR. BUCHANAN.

We publish below an article from the Ma
donat Latelligencer Of Saturday, which we
take to be full endorsement Of the Demo.
cratic candidate for the Presidency. We are
more than ordinarily grati6ed at this nantes
tation Of calm wisdom and sincere patriotism
on the part Of our neighbor. Such tribute
from such source is as commendable in the
Intett'gencer as it is honorable to Mr.. BU.
cHANAN.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28
From the National Intelligencer.


1t is with sincere regret that we find in a
Baltimore paper the following announcement
of the demise Of the Hon. Thomas FL. Bayly,
one of the most distinguished citizens of Vir-
GINA, as he was during several of the last years
of his life one of the most conspicuous and in.
fuential Representatives in Congress from his
native State. We had hoped that his residence
in the mild climate Of Havana during the past
winter had re,established his health:
eve are much panied at being called upon
to record the death of the Hon. Thomas H.
Bayly, late member of Congress from Virginia,
who died of consumption on Monday morning,
the 23d instant, at his late residence, Mount
Gusts, in Accomac county, In the 10th year OF
his age, after long and painful illness. Dur.
ing his short but useful life Judge Bayly had
filled many important Offices under the govern
ment Of his native State as well as that of the
United States, in all of which he acquitted
himself with an ability, integrity, and urbanity
that secured to him the love and respect of all
who knew him. His great talents were par
ticularly manifested while chairman of the
Committee of Ways and Means of the House
of Representatives at Washington, in which
important position he acquired the entire con-
fidence of all parties, and contributed much
by his influence to the settlement known as the
Compromise of 1850 In private life he was
kind neighbor, a true friend, and a most affec-
tionate father and husband. The death Of
such man cannot fail to create a void in the
social circle in which he moved which it will be
difficult to ELL, while to his immediate family
the loss is irreparable. To the country, at this
particular juncture, the death of such man
may be regarded as a calamity, as he was con-
servative in his views and uniformly exercised
his influence in behalf of the preservation of
the Union"-Am Democrat.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28

A MORMON SHoT.-James G.. Stranr. the
Mormon leader at Beaver Island, Michigan.
was shot on the 10th by two Of his former fol.
lowers. At latest accounts he was still alive.
but in critical condition. His nssassins are
under arrest.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28

ne9- Judge +. Davis, Of Macon, Georgia,
elected last October on the Know-nothing ticket
as representative from Bibb county, to the
legislature of that State, has come out for b
chanan and Breckenridge.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28

Inc Albany Evening Transcript, heretofore
strong champion of Nativeism, has hauled
down Mr. Filmores name, and declares itself
independent.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28

The Congressional Kansas Investigating
Commission meet in New York city on Wednes.
day next, when they will examine several
witnesses and conclude their labors.
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Death Of Hon. Thomas III. Bayly.

1t is our melancholy duty to-day to chroni-
Gle the death of one of Virgnia's ablest and
most distinguished sons-Hon. Thomas H.
Bayly, of Accomac-who, after protracted
illness, expired at his residence on Saturday
morning, about o'clock. Though his health
had been feeble for many months, and his
lamp of life daily expected to be extinguished,
his death has cast a gloom over large social
circle, to which he was endeared by his virtues,
and brought shadow over many brow in
all sections of the country, which mourns the
loss of statesman. Entering the arena of
politics at an early age, be soon became dis
tinguished as an able debater in the Legisla-
ture of Virginia; and while yet young was
made Judge of the Circuit Court of the fifth
circuit; he was thence transferred by the suf
frages of his fellow citizens to the position of
member of Congress from the first district be-
ing regularly returned by large majorities, and
the last time even without opposition. In Con-
gress he soon rose to aa enviable distinction,
which he manfully maintained. During the
present session his Ill health has not permitted
him to participate in its debates or delibera-
tons.
He was one Of the ablest and most promis-
ing men in the State.-NorfoLk NeDs.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28

The Democratic convention Of the second
district Of Iowa have renomnated Hon. Augustus
Hall for Congress
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28

LOLA MoSTEz WHIPPED BY WoMAN.-Tbe
Bailarat Times Of March 3, contains an ac-
count of whipping at length administered TO
this most terrible whipper by one of her own
sex. Lola Montez was engaged to perform
at the Ballarat Theatre for Mr.. Crosby. She
quarreled with him about accounts, and was
then set on by his wife. Mrs. Crosby broke
whip on her opponent then seized Madam
by the hair-the rest may be imagined. The
Bailarat Times says Lola Montez will not be
able to appear for long time on the stage.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-06-28

RIoToUs PROCEEDINGS IN COLUMBIA, S. c.
We learn from the Columbia Times, of the 10th
inst, that on Saturday night there was witness
ed disorderly scene in that city in conse-
quence of a number of men, who claimed to be
mechanics, marching through the streets with
stuffed figure and torch lights. The figure
was understood to represent a gentleman who
had spoken slightly of mechanics. The mayor
tried to dissuade the party from carrying out
their design of burning the efiigy, but in vain.
The procession on passing the Times Office
gave three groans for Mr.. Britton, the editor,
who, it appears, had caused their displeasure
by writing against measure suggested by q
correspondent Of the Winnsboro' Register to
drive free negroes from the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

a LBERr II. NlCOLAY, Ase6snesy, WI sen
THIS DAY. Dee q q ~ jslosh, he NershsasS L.
seante isr ssessnt ~ vknE may soIssrl:
$500 rev nh AID Harlem l.s Mtg Per cent BonSa
~ e@ Detroit ar hlvsah,e T. z M 7 per e.st BOods
ssss Great wes,en IN r. r Lea Ma. Il par sen. Bonda
pe0 Milwaukee and Horizon 4 Nis %, nj Booaa
'eo New. Iors and New Haven 4 r. T.. Ma PEI Geo,
go SsofOri Coal ard Iron 20 lat M,s psr ,s.t BppdA
~ Shieaso AID nssisspsi &c Mrss p.r Bonaa
t~ Asnebss 'r MANUFACTURING and Mining Co.'S Bos6s
hne BrecI ephdfe CSap@l Col C-rt.sc.,ss
o. 'sGes Dssvsre LschsssDns and Western r. r. go ea<h
= shares Ohio Diamond Coal Co, ELS es>h.
Ito stHes New fort Consolidated Stage Co., e25 es,h
w sbsres American Coa Co Of hsryAad. e25 esrh
stIes Union India Rubber ca. tbypotbecsed ei es>h
% shares Chriqui Improvement; Co. B 100 es<n
70 sb1es Artiss3s Be- /, . 100 zach
" sbues ~ Nichols BsDk iOn esrk.
shares Farmers and Ck.ns BAnh Of Lons Island e zach
~ sbsres tremenis Insurance Co Q II .,rh
~ shsres kufsers Fire InsurzDc- Co. e2S .srh-
- shAfes fr,meDs InsuiAnrs ~ CIT eSch.
~ shares III icterbo~her Lie. Insns1ee ca Is eseh
20 shares irenens Insurance Go S47 each
10 bhaf~s North American Fire Insurxoee Co. 45s s.h
20 shares themens Insurance Co q II each
1EpSs OF sALE-o pr this and the balance before
ocleek TO Tbs Interest u, The BouAs
viii be charged % the purchaser.
In consequsnee of Thursday keins Christina, psy
special sale will be held on WEDNESDAY Dee o.
ALBERT H. RICOLAY, Asss;oDssE md Bsnher.
Ia. 4 d-vt
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~ Hnsay X. LssDs, Av.esossr.
ICNE E,e ~ = az H.. "Ns

A sSIGNEEs SALE Of Elegant HOUSEHOLD
AfUhfiTuhE-HEER7 II. LEEOs Co Win ell hv
Ascton On TUESDAY, Dee. q, ct ie4 osloch q No -
,s few sc.rs be"y Hos:iou,st, ~ order 81
ne Asfpees Of hesers '. A. vrsde Cn the
entire stock Of their extensive estsblsbment
CABIkET FURHTTURE Of the BEE, most f.sb,on.hls
French Manufacture PsroY Suites esborst-y earved 10 rs
v"od covered reh sk b'ocst.ie do mD.n Arm P.nrv
and ether Chairs superb osA Buffet broea,,ls marble 10
carved IN ssme and fruit do. black walnut do s,uay "a
nelly carved Essssres sstinwood Ded Hall IN rose,
Mood osh and plhotsny rosewood Ladies ana
VOL Tables do oil sliding oewood carved
bo hcs", rosewood osk and richly Ceut.
Ct.irs &c carved osk Dnp. Rom and ibrsr, do rnsS
nodded and richly carved Center and Sofa fable. With ssry
marble top. Couthes Of vsrions styles OAK bs out
mahogany and rosewood Ball St tnas rbe carved
ips buresns. Tables canopy top Bullets oonpete SIt
OF carved rosewood Bedroom furniture 10 msboss1y de-
snsm'led and painted vanity Of and
bottom Chairs, iron b. dstesds and variety
choice furniture Sale without close the basne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22
furniture.

EEAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE--At
II H. r. FARRIEGrON'S Mandatory Warerooms, Ne&
q aud % Woosters-, between Grand and Broome
IRON FURNITURE.-The New-York Founde-
~ Raips and Iron Furniture Works furnish all tipds d
CAST Md WROU8HT-IRON WORK for BUILDINGS
s,re,r variety of Patterns s Iron Railing than oth
bhshnent IN NswYor and the Azgest mandatory Of iros
T.rn,tnre in Ne United Ssases SANFORD TABB,
No. 81 Qreeuest-, Nsv-fork.
CHOW CASES.-Hoffmsn a. Fersch's Snow
y C~se wareroops Noe a Chatham-st and 81 Bowery.
general Show Cases constantly hand On
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Danflna 1fanem,fs.
cCING ACADEMIES,

A DODWORTHr DANCING ACAp ,i.a,,...s
~ ~ rs R,o.dvsy New-Yerti No: lT a1st&ue g's r.
Ne ~ YspI Cis..e. on WEDSEsDAYs sDa Str
ORDAVs, Brookyn Clssses on ~ o m Tor 0ents
ssa Lsd.5 PTv.,e Cl... m p.p,. s.S for {.
~ 49, 1,s,,tn EyERf MONDAY EvENiNo 10 ~ vs
b. aSd EVERY SATURDAY EVEN tSo .i,ns
Dos,ner pupils msy snbsciibe fof Ihe As.e
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1EEA,rREss OFFICE, C., p ASD A. RAILaosD CO.,
CLEvELAxD Dec. ls Ia6. \
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER ONT on the

"A Capita. Stoch q this Company and the same upon oil
payment. upon the Scrip Issued on the 18th Of April s ha.
bell declared cot Of the earnings OF the Rnai for
month. sndins Dec 81 is payable TO the shareholders the
3fee Of h. reasur.r In Cleveland Ohio the ID day Of
January 1857 IN currency, by sight check HewYork
the option Of al. shareholders tspeotively
The IrsnseI Books Of the Company viii be closed to The
10th Of December init TO Jan. J. 1851
Also Dividend u TEN PER CENT on the CAPITAL Stock
the upon all payments upon the Scrip Of this Com
paDy has been surplus earnings Of the
Road payable to the shareholders respectively the off,: Of
usry, 1857.
An n,tsnsnt Of IS per the Scrip Of this Company
has been called in and made able the Treasurer Ceve
land Ohio he lst day Of March 1857 Shareholders may
the privilege Of making ouch payment the I'd day
January 1857 and draw fall dividends upon The there
aner.
The Transfer Books Of the Company will be closed
2oth Of February March !. By order Of the Board
GEO. ELI. Treasurer.
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, sGj
u psr ASv. md hAa
NoBsys ssIosfed bsk the Ist II Jssnry WI -
Dts1sss frs1 that date
Bsnk open ssy frsn S. N. 70 D n. nd o. Wstnesh
md esssrdsy evening" rom toll o'eiceh.
THOMAS 3. sTILLNAN, rSsiAes6
u..e r .r-- Sec. GILL; os.. NV "; L''' vs%P-sA..s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

HAVE discovered a new mode Of benumbing
Az, fuus for the EXTRACTION Of TEETH which cen %
ps.d IN all cases without the slightest palm the pssen nd
which am psspg the astonishn1nt OF Ill VIE
vn,s A. Its entirely fereDt from the freezing process,
and prscticsd By only ss my rooms No % vaI,on
Brooklyn. Ut N. o. ohFFiN
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A. N. MERwN Anctionesr
QY BANGS, BROTHER e. CO.-Trade Sale.
~ Rooms, Nc. Is ParG-row.

And following day, commencing ct o'clock p M
BlBLIOTHkCA SPLENDIDISSiMA "A sum- tuous colee-
Of Books Misssls Autographs Wasr Color and Pencil
Drawing Echings and Enersvinss, Antiquities yprated
Boofs Library Furniture being he entire collection Of
extraordinary accumulation Of supeby bound ilasAted
Works In almost department Of art ,uisriy rch In
Voyages and Travels BooAs relating 10 Amec. Chess be-
Wstercolor Drawinss BY David Cox Eaats Prout Fraser
Csttemoe Westal celebrated foreign artists
the original Sketch of Sir Joshua Rey ods and
eu at the sale Of effects Of the late Samuel Rogers
Of London Also the superb collection OF uminseed
hssss offered public sale In this country with unique
If Echnes and Engsvings by Albert Rembrsn Osts
nc Also superb backwanut Bookcases Of
With plate and other items Of Library Furni
altogether forming the magnificent collection Of the
Catalogues ready.
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Bniinimg Maieriais.

EHCAU6TIC TILES-Fof vesup"" ~ SgiRR
ebIHEEY.yOPs, bRAINPIPEs, a. ~ s.se es Nv
MILLER COATES, NJ. an ro@r'' 80
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By Il. II. LEEDS Co. -
MORTGAGE SALE of splendid and very high
WI cost PICTURES HENRY r. LEEDSa Co viii sEtL
THIS DAY Dec ~ l3ocock il their Gallery BY OF Ter 81
the Attorney Mortgage number OF valuable OIL Painnns
,tbe worLs Of shcd mssters via Hunting Patty By
Kent nbrsuw.rj Versailles uDcer Lou. XIV b., WsnteIs
,rso spd Hamlet by Hsnnuan; Flower, and Game by
Rytsus apot by Ruyten; Landscape by Eervcei Music
Parry and Pedsnt BY sTuze Animals pte,iors ana other
subjects The al pictures Of highest class OF
Paintings such rar ~ ever fuu at snoion
Can above before the sale The above pictures
we're for m,ry In possession OF Nes, De Bsokeleer
TkAECIs BYRNE. Attorney for Aoissase
Al,o about ~ superb pctus by The celebrates artists
without rseive; Psac. by Brccbsr Passmore Of Lo0dOn
Lever Church aud others
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RussrLL ". wEsTe?rr Asetiorssi.
VXYJIJ, SELL by Catalogue on TUESDAY,

WILL SELL by Catalogue on TUESDAY,
w me- "a Al lo oe,o,k the entire splendid ROSEWOOD
ruRNiTURE Of house No ls2 2i.sst sc doo,s ss.t Of
7th.y This viii b. found worthy NE special ss.snn %
NOT only the imm q1y TO be si edt
rom tbs fact ,hs. s.e viii h STRICTLY peremptoy Every
ri An ,he bouse Be soid without reserve and N oe
,nax,a Immediately, ell of which 10 n he bet d-crgvoo
nd IN pti iop III having s n>sd- 70 of1't ~ asy
In satin splcbod rosewood Piano FORTE o~rv-a roec
p,s,,,s with inarb- top ch Csrpe,s sAiosytop seo'e
s.cIesy R.so%eent aud RsesRn Os. cd ts
h valuable Masie Cpt four el. gan; Per Ana
~ Niyyms psms.k BroesSe and Lace Curihs s9peto G
P..I,ipss with large ysjiey Of ehssfs ana eeS"u'
IN ,nen,s rich Chandtl'rs, St -. n....,, to,
Eboaeh saIvcd ro,e~ GOD BE es ~ M M.ry..sss
God sA Tete. rosewood fsr,nuIe - s
Nv u,,,o,s ,lssspt Extension Tables msenincsIt nne
W. 90 es. with lAs. and valuable variety Of neS oesH
80 Ss,t, Cotler, Gu (sss Ae; Entssh o.e,ta
S, 81 DO Plated Rds HslstsHds Caet dehss ronsoe
H,s,st xc., with treat vsr.ty o. oess .IH' ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

JOSEPH Hy eEMAs, Auohoneer.
HARLEY's SALE OF CHOICE FUkS az
IL AL CTION, will be continued on WEDNESDAf 9, III
~ oath ipst nj bis Store No - ndcn Ia which will b.
the only chance Of buying Hsrys manufactures
Furs At Auction Chse Sable Ermne Mink Stone MAIten,
&c made into worp Will then b. offered Also,
a variety Of Chldren's Furs.
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HgNRY II. LEEDS, Auctipnoer.
n. a., oil hy A a.

HENRY II. LEHDs Aucti1ntet
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co. will sell by AHc-
Il l. ton on TUESDAY, Dec. 81 aud WEDNESDAY, Dec.
sslesroon No 90 Nssaus ssprndd stock RICH
FANCY GOODS DIAMOND JENELRY, &C, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS consisting of large invoice of Ebony
and other Fancy Desks Odeur boxes real Broore
Wne variety large and small large invoice Just
imported, of Carved Swiss Goods Of which
elaborate oOnsis Of Cottages Groups Work boxes Fables
Cabinets descptons invoice of RcOco 90 IDS
Ctbnst Work boxes &c Rosewood, Sstuwood and Ebony
Paris.mlde Aces Pspier hsche Goods OF vsou, kinds
of costly Psrans OF the exquisite bnsh
large email Imported for The complete sssortment
Of CHINA Ware Tea Sets tc. assortment of
Inlad Goods Marble and Asbaste Goods every
variety
complete invoice Of Plated Ware Of description
fancy Recule Bake Toys and almost every description Of
Fancy Goods In the ma keL
A superb invoice of real Diamond Jewelry Watches kc
The above sale will be found attractive aod where A.
most article be purchased suitable for the season la
the Gallery many choice Goods llutra,ed and
Juvenile Books Handsomely bound. .
Also rich CologDes Shell and large Gold Band dot 1oh
Jewel Boxes Fruit Dishes Baskets and Inss' snds, nc
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Anctioneer
NJ ROCKS aud STA rIONERf.-H. II

HENRY n. LbEDei AuctlonetI -,
GALE of BOOKS aud STA riONERf:-H. ;, d. !;
n;clcri AZ the eslessop No Is Nssssuc large sseoI
ment Of standard aud Pobaln Books enbSiEs worts
hs I,psrtmeru Of Hstofy Biography Travels sc'enoe and
xrts EsssIcs and Mscelseeous such - sha b.ron
Hrtop Cowpsr Scott Msors Goldsmith sod ssthof' Of Ss
Al,o . general ssortment Of Staple and Fancy
,nelndins CAP Letter Note Bath, Bill CaP sns Lea zap
pn., al The beat Ensish and American msk-S pau and
ney Envelopes, Gold Pess and Pociet C"tery OF
III lat American LEApu fAeor1es,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22
n. WILSON, Auctonscr
A UCTlON NOTiCE.-THIS DAY, Monday

a UCIIUN NUIICE.-TIfIS DAY, Monday,
"A Dee. 20 Ct la3 oeloek will be- sold N. stir. HOUsE
BOLD FURNITURE Of the foursory hou.e No go 18th
near comprising three solid
covered In 'sn and silk plnsh asbfc@nt rosewood P,ro
forte with solid pearl feyscot s6c0; Table,; cushioned
ShaiTs Sofa Lounges; Chi Ware. Glass W.re; Silver
Ware velvet Brusels and irgran Carpets together With
Beds Bedding, &C. Of twelve whole
large and variety OF thing for
keeping Sale positive.
A SSIGNEE's SALE Of JEWELRY at Auction,
"A closing out the stock Of Jeweer which 10 sdspea
door from Clinton, Brooklyn Dec Is and "a a, 10 o.
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GSGl, o.

CUMBERLAND COAL DISCHAkGlN".sMo
~ Nov ssohsrsps ssso Of very ssperor CC m. ~.
COAL nom the snnes Of the Hampshire CSsi as '' W
's"A''' =" TRssLow SROrHERs,
Noe Cherry 40 srAse -
~..t.,s ., ..l,sl vtA CAHNCL GOAL from tss ,sss
VNDI ING WOOD-Best quality Virginia PINE,
1881 oh ~ Htskory, ., lowest er,ees Orders 90
- --.,ss S.E,cssA HARhIsOHk son N Wei MA
rOvFs md HE ATE Z 8. -
rEE PRESIDENT COOK srOvL
~ rpE PREMiUN EMPIRE hkAIEA
u.s -, ,.,,e Assortn~Ct Of all the Ieses sDS 49, -
", - 49,. Of EVER dessripfbon, for sae Tw y
80 %%,IIIA n CLAIKE Rc& C~snlsA = ~ h'es~~~
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Nj KENNEDY Of Hoxbory hes discovered Sc 81 -
FGSoR ~. q. se7yyis l,.; !: s.s::. 80 ~
BE has ed IN over eleven ssst.d case; siS ssss ~
pcsscp tvo hundred ssrtsesss sfits vsss I'll VII
Two bottle. are warranted to ear. sursn, mouth
One to three bottles VIII the ws'st kinA Of Isp''
I'VE or three bottles win clear Ne system ssssisa
Two bottles warranted to care the worst esahss - 0s
TIRE. 70 Eve bo.les ~. wGrstsl Tie wss ssss
''}.' :, . bottle, Ar. NARRATED !. ..~ a. A..., -
Two bottles AZ. warranted rsssss q Tie ss's ~
Four or On S.,iles . warranted ss~s ~ vss.e
On. bottle viii scsy srup'is.s of the shis
Two sres bottles to cure the "s'' 'sss q
or tire. bottle. or. warranted u ssrs sssvs.
Tlr.s TO four boiiles are NARRATED to s.ltrAs..-
Fivs eight bottles will care The wore, COS: .. ssio,s.
perfect eur. !. wT.ued vh,r ssc'. lus.ty y si..
NetA lso.s 80 %prosss. % s... .ss a: ,:s ~
a0wip u. pasture: and ..'I ola ;e.s . is;s s ave
s saII e.. -: :: fS... y. - Il sss
has ,bOu, cutting 'om. .s.e. net '.. nssdIsS ss
.s;: q s''s': .ssp =.
seses, done ~ Mssssehuss,' e esSrsa
. s,s loo ssi4,.. .Ss.. "a s.iS,
'1 To ...: .ss .. .ss:s, = bee. .s: . 20
.vsy. car:it sv: greet rsi. ~ s',ss e.. ~ -:
ssg -, .Ss,. here any q he g
..s ed The, s.sys disappear IN mos .ar dsys e v:sl.
There 10 bad result M The sosesry vhee the$
feshns sope yos win feel ME ssw pssscs IhessS
.ems s.isvssas' ssosnism' Of Ia s'ss ~"
'i HssasSi,red b, DONALD KENNEDY No - wsusss's
Whs,s:sie Agents hr Nsw.Yolh; C:y cLiCKENEA Co.
Ne 81 BsscIsy e., CHARLES RING. No. ~! oIosavsyt
C. No iS O.so.,.s. =. Bofp fxgL SAi Sns M
Co Ne i4S Ms!ees lsaeI HAvILANp, HAkeAk D. Bis
LEY Wanrn-st; BARNHs PAeK. Ne ~ !fss!g0I
ssi retail By al rsspsoss Drssssts Arssshss ~
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ANnb, ~ MI ~, IL =. ~ -,
RIAL ESTATE for SALE aud EXCHANGE Ia every di.
vest;op.o7 acres Of fine land Ia Sullivan Coun T. 81
M sere; 90 100 OF IS 80 per farm
N Lumbtraud Village 3 acres. good water Power shops &c
r 400 part casbhe wood IL will sell for $3.50;
am 40 sces Of IS for $500 one OF LOO
sses for $50 900 for $50 oc-wood enough on
Oshfe County, N L. one farm near fort Jcf.
Wis III s for 500 Of i4O acres Tor St6N Que OF
IN srrss for &7 one of 1870 good improvements for
~ pe .r, W farms Osvi l. and very
cheap; unimproved laud - 10 so per
wooo taken In payments trms Bipghamton,
Iroore County Y cheap In Rocksnd aud Westchesfer
Counties; LoDs Isl.rd, In New Jetsy IN rhe ana
n "a 50 70 per land aud farms In ILLINOIS Iowa. Nis-
esnsp Michigan Tnnessee SO 900 scres Georgia pine lands
e los In Jcrse, CITY bargain so in Brooklyn, cheap;
sse firm Rooe,Ae, Staten sisnd fsms near Lax
en,sd and Hahopsc, Putnam County T. cheap; 10y .,
proysrty At kysck; fine farm " CsrkNown, hoeksnd
EOvDy Y IS sooi buildings in fine ore5 for 81
10 ~ Iuitons Office open from .os Patronage solicited
II the Real Estate business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

TOR SALE.-The premises No. IS Amity place,
% b. 100 fs, in L..,sps't near Beecte snosn =.
EDWARD ii. LUDLOW, Auctioneer. on TUESDAY, Dec.
% inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

Al DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, will sell THIS DAY
Vl Oh the premi, No i West 2shst, near 8h-sv at
10, O'Clock M the entire FURNITURE In said house com
n, rich Velvet Tapestry Threepl and lusn Csrpsts
lose God Plsr Suites mHble'iop Center and
other Tables Esger.s rosewood Sookes'e vs'usee hrfos
Oil PsjDnss srIcs OF Neru. Sstusiy &c mahogany aud
rosrwood Bedsesds Hair Mst'Ies.ee fesih. Beds
" drnbes Bureaus Wsshsxnds Toilet Sets, Bed
dos &C. whole of said Furniture in rrrsts order
and will BE- perem ptory cold to the highest bidder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22

DR. WATKlNSON's PUIMONACiA-Fsef Ae
~ cge Of Consumption, needs Only suts 70 ~ SS
sou and I'll Internal diseases Of tho rcsf and Lana ~
81 per bottle Ior sslc only q No ~ brosavJ
DR. r. r. NEWMAN CAMPaORATED
~ PLASTER -Fsch eentAins about twenty 49,
OF Gum Can phor spr-sd or fisnne M RhssDssss
Psrs Brulsrs wounds Sors indamed Bressts, NesuAss
and Diseased Lunss for sale by druggists s~nesIy 0sseS
Depot No. SIS Hudson-s,., Newforh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-22
Carrots, WiIrlotbs, Sc.

RISTNAS and NEW EAk =
~ Mossie Rugs pcsooek. tser md other patterns
Piano and Table Covers hch vareyi
AZ ARTHUR DOSNELLYS
Csrpst wsreboose,
No. 50 Bovsry.