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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24

- DIR. j. l.. CZAPKAY The gcnllPmHn whose
name forms the cHpnn of this uotlce. l. one of thu
few modern phN >tCians who's" Hppica u t. his pro-
t''Siun and devotion tu the afflicted render him alike
IN ornament To t"r one and lrnct Ia The other A
hungarian bv birth he sought with X, ssuih to place
his country among the nniions of the earth beyond
the nprrrssurS rule, ihat her ~ might rejoice In
he rraciC" OF those prrcepis whiCh arr alike our
"l"rN and pride. In hi ,fpris tO do. he has
rapcd the reward of Intellectual resistance to opprcs
ion, and ~ home and a country know him no more"
Apart how nv'r. from lis claims upon our consider
alton onfrOt The testimonials OF character and
rnpacilv which NJ htinps entle him 10 public conti~
I,nC,, 10 the excl Of those who possess neither
'hr uu" or the Other. ~ a gentlemen his character
j. unfarni.hed phy~ciaH his .kill unsurpassed: ::
md to those whose imprli"UCe has left urou them
he tau- p dscasc. We can ccuiIruSIy comInt nj
I'm with the a~~uwnc" ihnt in him they WtiI iiud II
f"nh whom to know Is great gain. The Ir.'s office
i 40. , ard ! Arm"ry ilali corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. san Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

NNOUI.D Respectfully inform the citizens of hld
w we'll and vicinity. that he il prepared tndo All
kinds Of work in his line of business in a wnrkman'
ike manner. vii h despatrh and nn reasonable terms
ewing always on hand a large assortment o' dry
Ia her he is ready to make to orter Doors WINDOW
SGsh, Tables. Rockers. &c. All kinds oI taninei
work, and in fact anything appertaning TO ms Dust
ness. Billiard Tables set aud repaired. shop no
Charles lreet, below usss Larcomb's Brick store
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
Miscellany.

RELATIVE poPULATsON AND AGES OF
GRrAr CfTIEs.-'The taking of thu
nuinouennial census in Paris has been
terminated, and from this document
it appears that the population, includ-
nv the soldiers in barracks, the sick
in hospitals, and the occupants Of prl-
sons. exceeds one million two hum
dred thousand souls within the octroi
walls, or one million eight hundred
thousand within the iortiications This
return still proves the Paris population
less by one half than that Of London.
New York contains population about
ha.f as numerous as that Of Paris; and
Paris is about half as large as London.
Paris must be more than two thousand
wears Cd, for 'it Is mentioned by C9 =
ar. under the name of Luteta, and it
W IS then the chief town Of the PARISH
London was founded about two thouS-
and years ago, but ii was unlmpor ant
in size and population up to the ninth
century, since which It's increase has
been very RAPID. New York Is only
about two hund ed years cd; consc-
quently, its increase Is ten fold greater
than Paris, and three times as great as
that Of London. As commerce and
civilization have been setting westward
ever since the world began and the
union Of commerce and fishlon | it
Athens for Rome, and after many dis
fractions divided the honors between
Paris and Ans erdam, with the latter
having finally to yi'ld to London, so
we expect they W IL b. ag'in un ted
~ at first, and they will grace New
York, AS the metropolis Of the New
World, and as they did Athens and
Rome. But it will take many years of
good government to 'ncentrHtc in this
city all 'he advantages ofcommercc and
fashion th,t are now enjoyed 10y Lon
don and Paris. We cannot m Ike a
Paris without park n'r a London
without numerical o.d r. Paris pro.
per has in ase two handr' lhous-
and since Louis Napoleon first as'um-
ed sway.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
SYPHILIS AND GONORRHGA. DIR. l.

J. Czapkav would ask especial aienlio to sypbliiic
and gonurrhua Diseases In the first stages oi either
Of these complaints he guarantees perfect and eiec
,naI cure Ia few days. without hndrance To business
ar the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method
of treating them combines NIL the latest Improvements
by the mrdca faculty. with discoveries made by HIM
>elf. more effective than anything yet known which
sccnres the patient from the possibility OF secondary
symptoms and r. moves the disease in the shortest ps
sbe time Secondary syphilis which appears ia con
sequence Of the ABSORPTION Of the poison int" the sls
tenn, and producers Buboes Ulcerailons IN ihe throat
and nns wh ch destroy the soft parts and cause he
bones fo mGrtify. separate aad eolne AWAY disigring
the patient horribly Nodes or painful swellings on
the bones ploches upon The skin, cases oi which the
Dncrnrs see daily in his Office AMI which the result
Of mproper treatment Al>o. ulcers. snres and PIN
ples and injuries TO the constitution. which after
long period of suffering destroy life II will also be
membered that these disorders are hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24

.. A SMART BoY.---The Abingdon
(Massachusetts,) Standard, tells the
following:
The Rev. Mr.. G.. clergyman of a
neighboring town, being recently alb
sent from home, on business, his little
son, youth of four years, calmly fold
ed his hands and ashed the bic sing
usually pronounced by his father at
their morning meal. At noon being
asked to pronounce the blessing, he re
phi d with a grave face, 'N', | don t
like the look Of them ,a'ers.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24

Ba~A very corpulent traveller was
riding through the city OF Padua, ard
several If the inhabitants, noted for
their wit, asked him why he carried
his baggage before him He replied.
4'YYs my custom when GO to town
full of thieves
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24

SIZE OF TIE WEST i nnos would
make forty such States ~ Rhode l>land
and Minnesota sixty. Missouri is lar--
cr than all New England. Ohio or-
ceeds either Ireland or Scotland, or
Portugal, and equals Belgium and Swift
2crand together. Missouri is more
than half as large as Italy, and larger
than Denmark. Holland, Belgium and
Switzerland. Missouri and Illinois a"e
larger than England, Scotl'nd, Ireland
and Wales.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24


rENIIIS Invaluable Specific. first introduced mo
Pisa some tiiy years sine soon became 30 wen
known us certain cure that ia every town aud city
not ouy ON the Continent, but in Great Britain. the
demand for il WIS 80 great. it's merits 81 astounding,
that in less ihHn one y"ar from its Introduction had
suppHnted nll otheF remedies. The Ne'lca fhcuHN
Of the principal cities of Europe were compelled ic
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over disease. Pro
pretocs of Other medicine. Jealous OF s sway vainly
nude;vnred to stny il> onward progress Like grass
before the mower, their en IRIS fell 20 The ground and
like fire The prarirs, sweeping all before II. it, on
ward march became riumnhant II stood forth upon
ts merits discerning pupIic saw, tried ami
were convinced of lis magical virtues. he massive
fortune acquired by Dr. Parcirl from the sale of II
during the years he pr pared H. alone bore witness
to its miraculous merits At The drceasc OF The Doct
the Prcpe was brqueathed 10 his son. who has lately
Introduced the remedy irO the Tinted Sihe' The
number Of e res has ready made astonishing
Thousands and tens Of thousands can bear testimony
TO it, efficacy.
Al Who use It, It will cure with n safety. speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort 10 nu Quack Nustrums. Use remedy that
has been tried lor the past ly years and was never
known To fail
Til. Grrni Remedy is warranted purely vegetable
Rewnre If CulnerfeiIs. The extensive sale OF this
wonderful medicine hH~ aready c's-'i '''''io iaFso':
persons. to palm of upnP the unsd~pccting' spn-
rious compound, closely re- emDiIng he original i3
particular 10 buy none without the written signature
of A. pareira. " ID on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle. An others counterfeit, and their com
Founders VIII be punished WIN lbe uilOfsL ieer VI
the law
Prize. Three dollars per bottle For sale by d. Bab-
c,ck sole Agent for GafnrBin. Oregon and The sahd
wich Islands. tO whom all orders must be addressed.
liberal disc ruIit made ~ wholesale dea RS
ID. IA COCK.
Wholesale Druggist, II ID sis street.
san Francisco.
List OF Agents through ut The State. Rice oflin IL
Co. Druggist. Marysvllle: r. X slarkwealher' w!
Drug Store Stockton w. u BrURer. sonora; Benz
Shurtlef. shasta; Child L. Wor-hen. PiacerViIie
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacrnenio City; ID. H. w. Chrr'
BswhieEille DR. Iohu Lark. Nevada Dr. ~.
Gatlief, Yreka, Dr b. winston, Los Angeles: !:
Thomas Whaley. San Diego; Geo l.. story Por'ia a
10. I.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
EMRIVATE Medical q lice

unRIVATE Medical O1ce-flundrpds of those who
have contracted disease are disappointed OF n
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at first lie will
forfeit any sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under his care. matter how long standing or
affecting. such ulcers. tumors. nodes, punches.
ples on the fac" and body pains in the bones and
inins wakefulnrss. trembling copper colored sores,
wasting Df the bones emacinon. loss of appetite,
strength oud flesh. in the nose and ears. loss o
hair weak ewes itching humors, & Many persens
after heing relieved cf AL extern II appearances ot
private disease. suppose themselves cured. bnt ntler
a few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had bet"Pe. and which
hey find il impossible to relieve. To all who are at
nicteh in this way Dr Young would rticuarly 'ec-
onmend trial of his skill. The sympom with which
Won are troub'e are caused by tans in the blood.
which or later will destroy our health and hap
ninr,s Nc person who has ever hnd an attack of any
privne complaint should moi fail 10 consult DIR. Young
and take few hotties of his invaluable purifying
medicine. they rest assured ihHt heir blood is
In perfectly pure AMI bealthy conditien and that
every trace nf discrsc f. removed from The system.
Recent cases cured in Two to five days without
change of diet or hndrance from business 1r no Tee
Office corner Montgomery and California streets.
opposite Wells, Fargo & cos Office hours from o
A NJ. to L. VI.
Marysue, June 10th. 1855
DR G. YO7NG-nrAR SIR :-Please send me
- some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case | have n friend here who j. troubled in exactly
the same way that was. "" has nightly emissions.
ringing acis. i'm his head weak back. ss of memory.
md Is generally debilitatrd he u discouraged and
ha. not confidence euOngh to enable him to call and
age Won, | told him how wAs aud that nv friends
all said was Us c'n-,i'nntion ahh me c'"rS M mere
gave me IN aud advised me to O. home 10 die, but
instead Of going home called upon yOu. and here |
am as well ns any of them and likely 10 live a long
time vet wifi Sirnth enough tn work with the strong
est Of them Doctor will sem every tn you that
looks 10 me "a hnugh he needed physician II shall
not he my fault IL auv dies for want of medical
treatment. l will do AL can t. keep the afflicted
away (rnm those pests of society. yrlcnt professors
aud high sounding titled men who. if the facts
known are men who "ri their country for their
try's good Puhlis this letter. doctor. II you wish.
and hope some or those that humbugged me, may
see 1t and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
HESS s. LARCoMBS.
New BRICK FIRE PaooF STORE IN BID

WELL.
TWNHE Subscribers would announce To their friends
n AMI patrons that their Brick Fire Proof Stor,
on the old corner, Is file with general assostmrnl
of Groceries, Provisions Fruits. Liquor. Mining
town. One of our firm il constantly employed in
San Franciscoin the purchase nf gotdS and
purchase for cash alone, believe thai sell good
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desirous m purchase anything in our line, would do
well to give as call, As we eaa'sed to supply
them on rs favorable terms as the Msryss,e trade
Uidwel,, J1iy lsss. HESS & LARCOMB.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24
DR.. p ARElR AS
graf ITALIAN REMEDY

For the certain and speedy cure of dis
cases of Il private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any IN
furious cffkct to the system or ary
change OF diet. 1t has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-24

DLANKs-EveIyd description of.'susiiess Bi nks
~ fol sale athiss once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

DOR LIvERPoOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Capt j. j. Comsiock viii depart with the
Unen States Europe positively Saturday, Aug
50 at " NJ nom her berth OF Canal street
NotceIhe steamers of this ine have water tight compar
mens and TO avoid danger from will cross the Banks
north or42 degrees until after the LIST Of August
fof freight or passage having upequaled accommodaon
for elegance and comfort applyto
EDWARD K COLLINS, IS Wall street
passengers are requested board IT II o'clock A. NJ
letters must pass through the Post ONCE; any others
The steamship Ericsson win succeed the Baltic and sail
Saturday, Sept 49,
NOTES.-The rate OF freight Liverpool TO New York Is
reduced to fou pounds per measuremen until further
notice.
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HAVANA SIG ARs.-AII Tue FAvonITE BRANDS
" ior sale by ue l00er COO 10 per market
ffites role importer OF uEi0n Club brands
~ u. ROGERS, lCi Masdea Lane second 1oor
GEGsRs-oF VARIOUS BRANDS AND QUALITIES
~ ny beow market racs also 100 superior family
oap ~ % pr cent less han manufacturers prices Cash
Nats maze " seRMs 81 HayanA dOmes ie and Gefrnan
PapWee'mc y, CHEEKS, " Brnadwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

CP0RyTNG.-FoR SAFE, WHITE AND LIVER
~ cooreA setter dog thoroughly broke BY Sanford
~ New Jersey win be sold NV the has no further
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SUMMER ItEsORTs.

I AXE GEoRGE-PARTrEs DESTROYS or VISITING
this watering place informed that they by taking
the Hudson Railroad Express ga NJ arrive Al sars1p~S
r. w., rest one horleave saratogs by sccomnoia
W h,don Railroad Express arrives AT n r. Passengers
from montreal via Lake Champsn leave whitehall nj A.
" and r. M arrive at the Lake At gI. A. NJ and r. NJ
Stages always IN readaess al Moreau station twenty eight
miles from Saratoga and fourteen miles from the Iakc
carry passengers TO Lake George The Fort william Henry
9th October.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITBD STATES
mail steamers The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC, Can't Oliver EldrdQ0.

mail Gteamers.-The ships Comprising his line are
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldridge.
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
These ers having been built by a. expressly
asrS.ce every has been taken in The con-
struction also In their engines 70 insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers arc uns
Qualed for elegance and comfort.
Price passage frsm New York 70 Liverpool In first cabin
$780, In second do, 6 Exclusive use OF extra sse state
rooms S026 From Liverpool 70 New York 50 and ~
An experienced attached 70 each ahp 10 Dcr@s
be secured until paid for The ships Of n hne nave nm
win not The Banks Of AZ degrees until Aar IL II
81 ~
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SPORTING.

CAILBOAT TOR SALE OR TO MATCH.-THE QUICK.
~ step, n feet long, aud 10 feet beam months DID,
with sails, RIGGING, &c, all complete In first order w
cold as The owner isaboui leaving New she
Fish Morton or she will be matched agans any boa,
her length noai amount time and place agreed when
q match i made. Apply 10 HATHAWAY BRO, q Coen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS GENTS PINS % TO s2l
" rings 70 10 500 earrings Is 10 SIS studs sleeve buttons
crosses bracelets &c They are equal In brancy and AZ
peafance 10 the real diamond Call and
H.. j. JACORS Rroadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

HoMpoDTIoN AND GOLD CHI AIMS, VEST CHAINS
chaeaines fob audguard chains warranted change
color iansh, the money refunded price "a 10 a.
j., NJ. JACOBS, A7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02
EuGENE b; FRANKLIN, AUGTIoE H.. FRANK

Ing a. 1913 at sales room IS Nassau street. near Fulton
Positive sale OF splendid French plate mirrors, oil paintings
engravngs secondhand furniture carpets silver plated
gallery fancy goods &C. &c Also sale OF superior cabinet
made stock Of furniture by order OF assignee. See other
yeuIsements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02
HOTELS

----------------------~~-
A NGLO-ANERICAN HOTEL, HAMILTON, CANADA
"A Wes-Ths and elegant hotethe largest W Canada
the head Of Lake Ontario and forty three miles fro
ais the Western Railroad for tAe
reception Of travellers whose patronage he proprietor
specially socs Splendid steamers leave daily through -
entire lAke 10 Montreal CHAs 3. COLEMAN,
late OF the Troy House. Troy n. r., Proprietor
. r A PIERRE HOUSE, 90 AND ss1 BaoApwAY.-rHE
~ has the pleasure Of announcing that be has
the valuable services Of Mr. j. Forenoon, late Of the New
general superintendent The permanent aud
YORK o-k VI Inc nIsr Of the pleas ATTEST first class
travelling public win lind tins A~fe eams
hotels IN New York Elegant suits or S--.--.-
board at from &2 TO go per week transient 81
day. Breakfast from 70 TO- lunch ai I. dinner At g.
H.R.FOOTR
NIURRAY's HOTEL, NARROwsBURG, SULLIVAN
M county New hotel situated on the banks q
the Delaware river and New York and Erie Railroad
miles from New York where all the trains stop. Families
wishing spend short time the country lind
pleasant and healthy location than take a trip the
iains OF sullivan county Fine trout fishing and cunning In The
vicinity. For particulars address A. II. RUSSELL
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COAL.

ct TX PER ToN.-BEsT PEACH ORCHARD Ea1
Sf. and stove coal wiz be delivered free OF carriage
NJ the above low price BANLEY A BRO, - Oak street
IN BAH orders through post will receive immediate
ienton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02
MORNING LINE ron .roar. MoxNoUrn, wa

WI InUn. The tttamfr EAULk, Capt. TT IT bishop,
leaves foot OF Murray street. morning Saturday
AID sunday for e above places at o'clock returning
the city nj about r. NJ. leaving New York Saturday
II. ". Passengers for keypor aud Mddleown Point VIII
always find the dock Union for their special
comnsdaiion To those DESTROYS OF spending few
the country and Of enjoying pleasant sail this the
best opportunities that be offered Fare Port
Monmouth n CENTS.
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ouGmTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

M DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
" .o elegant household nrn French plate pier and
mirrors. Ac, this day, Wednesday at lDs O'Clock.
Centre street, Two secretaries and bookcases
centre and tables dressing bureaus enson tables
paintings brussels and tapestry carpets china crockery &c
Ac. JennmRs JE, Attorney for Mortgage Also BY vr
of judgment, large medium furn
ure. hfy bedsteads dozen mahogany chairs Ac
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CARAToGA, MoNTREAIs LEBANON SPRINGS Avn
- TIE WEST.
rrw yosx AR HARLvs RAusoAp.

Fare reduccd-Io Albany, VI 30 Saratoga, al
- Two daily express trains.
t0 A. M express leaves White and
connecting Albany II rs A. NJ with the Central Railroad
Tor the West and with the Albany and Northern Railroad
III - TOT ssraogA where passengers arrive al LAS r. ~,
aud thence 70 Montreal and II Chatham -Four Corners wnh
me western RAILROAD for Lebanon Springs where passengers
$40 n, mai train, stopping ali stations and arriving
In time for the Central Railroad.
n, express for Albany connecting with the Central
karoad cypress train for the West At r. NJ and with he
Saratoga train 81 A. NJ, the morning.
All the above trains stages TO-
Lake MAhopae
- Rprur-Tra
eN A. NJ express train Albany for View York with
ont change Of cars e wrvd Of the express per
Central Railroad.
qI5A NJ, mad train. stopping Al al stations
Bop. NJ express train, leaving Albany The arrival
the go r. ~ Of the Central Railroad the
arrival Of The Albany and Ecrthern Railroad frous
saraloea
Areusr isx W. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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RlCoRD's PRAcIIcr.-DR O. 2 HAMMoND. APupI
and the only regular physician whose credentials experience
and success beyond question the practice OF this
caly. All diseases OF the genio system
how complicated cured at once eacualy and without dan.
10 the constitution Of his rooms SIG Broadway Opposite
The So Nicholas. Treatment also By letter Ton sutalons-
Francais 9. ID. HAMMOND, NJ ID.
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the trains WIN ieav. Chambers street station follows
Express A. NJ and T. NJ mail "A. M through train,
I'm; emigrnn Up NJ; for Poughkeepse A. N. and p
M for sing sing 1880 NJ aud les r. M hs train leaves
every Friday evening at III r. NJ for Hudson ~ r. NJ for
peesskll tand $40 The roughkeepsie, sing sing and
Peeksk trains stop 1T the stations Passengers
Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty 6s, streets Trains
for New York leave Troy at sb SIS and 1913 A. NJ aud -
n, and Kssi Albany ~ $50 and Ills A. NJ and r. NJ
A.. ". SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02
W 5. MELLoR. AucrIoNEER. wuL sELI.

and 10 Park oppose As'or House choice and desr
able Of substantial made cabinet farnitnre
pianoories French plat pier and msnte mirrors. 81
pantings olorGs silver plated ware. &c. Among The
eOok OF calinei fufnit,s will be found solid rose
wood uaror sEites Of cabinet furniture covered
three eolorcd bf.eate aud plush richly carrel
rosewood marble top centre and pier tables
beaues wardrobea, bookcases, lined with satin God
boards work tables hst sia,s, Gothic aud Eyabefhan
style of chairs, adaped for has and libraries Also
reilly carved oak chant furniture, marble
cost s216 oak dining fururc suites. covered N
figured with brass buttons oak lounge tete atees
eaay and votare chas rockers ten richly decorated
mea chamber suites, complete, via marble mahogany
and wood chamber furniture s1e 10 mstch together
with variety OF plain fnufe, whh which the safe will
commence. Catalogues saued mefnng Of sale Goods
can be packed on the premises for shpung.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

III OTEL FURNITURE, &C. &c-SAMUEL 0SG00D a
IL CO., auconeers will SELL by order OF the assignee
Monday, August IS and succeeding days. till the whole said,
the fuTntu OF the Plymouth House ormery the City HOTEL
corner Of Broad and Howard street There are liz bed
rooms with parlors saloons &c. all OF which well fur
nshed and the furniture In good order Also very
rosewood panoortes and hundred French plate
mirrors frames; very oil paintings aud
and large quantity Of table and bed linen Catalogues will
be ready The oce OF the suconeers 81 Nassau
Saturday morning previous TO the sale Conditions OF the
saea ash in bank liable moaey and deposits viii be required
from all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

JVM DUMoNT, AUCrIoNEER. CONDEMNED STORES
w q auction on Thursday Aug. ~, AZ isococs at the
Navy Yard, brooklyn, viz - our, beef PORK rice,
cone, tea beans, bread, cheese cloth aud clothing
small stores, kc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02
ANTHOLOGY.

(NLAIRvOyANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR. NO. 10 SPRING
" street. few doors west OF Broadway the ceebr.a
medical and business cairvoyan America All diseases
discovered and cured curable the and Whereabouts
absent friends made known; unerring advice business
and charge unless satisfied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-02

(NLAIRvoYANCE-T To THE sICK-MRS. HAYES,
~ clarvoyani physician, no Grand street, New York
Every and child afflicted should consult MIRA
HAYES MISTER what the disease Of how long Sand
Ing Cures made daily Mrs Hayes clairvoyani prescrp
ons when all ohers fail Eleciricty alminLs.esed