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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-11

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a. - E,ll G,,c.ao4 .,4;.ct proy;asd however
IT, ~. ac, an,;tl.,{ IA, Al -. rsetro;c ,be
s.la -. ;o,o.;.,,;n,. l:onors >, ,,rrovad ,b,.
to,,,te.,.b A., ~ AoriI Anno I,ouini. one
,h,nsand ooh, tnndT.d and fftv-6ye and all
o,her laus ~ rarts of laws Inconsistent hero
Win a.. 49,, rs,soI.d pror;4ad also Tbat
sny Traosa heg.t-,to-,. GRANTED Chr rof be here
nv ioyalida,sl
Losr IN Sow Sroan-N oNpERF'is' Is
cAPE.-A letter dated Iowa Fo'"t, hahSas, 60.
9TH, says - has been day oil intense FIX
element III our qui~t town, caused bF young
lady oi this nelghooFhood beng 1851 Ill $40"
storm. The iaeis arr as toiio"S
A Miss Martha Perkins, who residrs hFe
miles from ihIS place, was on PisIt 10 nfF
hrotHrr-inlaw WHO FrSi'ies mere. rh oTS"dV
last, the 9TH INST, she started 10 walk hotfF'--
II was showing hard at the time she started ana
continued ior two days ] ne snow "ss thFh
eighteen iactirs deep. Her ROAD was if'os'iF
over high rolling pratrie, the snow oealshg oi-
rectiy IN her face. She pursued Der Joora"y
with much difficulty until within miie OF
home, when she lost her way and ramoled about
nntil sunset. when slr took refuge Tor the night
IN a deep bUShY TavInF. mere ~ the otep
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-11
SELECT poetrn.
+. tseun from Fanny FORESTER.

We extract from the proof sheet of ''Aiderbrook,
now IN press by Tiekn9r Co. the following touch
;. yoyase froal this port few years ago.-Bos-
i,e ltias.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-04-11

~ ipttONIIl9 iCt'Sk i'Ott . - ~
quent son. was addressed TO Gardner Jones
President of the University Of Notre Dame du
Lac, near South Bend, Indiana:
WAsulxGrox, March %, 1850.
DEAR SIR-I have received and attentively
perused the letter which, at the instance of the
President and Faculty of the University of No
tre Dame du Lac, you addressed to me the l4'h
inst. In that letter they have done me the hon
or 20 express their appreciation OF speech Of
mine in the Senate OF the United States. the
object of which was 10 heal all differences, and
amicably TO adjust all controversies, arising DOT
ofthe existence Of Slavcey in the Inned States.
Such testimony proceeding from a highly re-
spectacle body of gentlemen, retired from the
world and regarding justly the Interests which
belong TO another and future state of existence
as paramount 10 all others, affords NE an inex-
presSihIr degree OF satisfaction.
Nor is all this diminished by the fact that we
happvn 10 profess different religious creeds. Tor
] have never believed that ihat Of ''the Catho-
lies was anita mercan and hostile TO civil lib
ertyn On the contrary, have with great
pleasure, and with sincere conviction, on sever
al public occasions, borne testimony to my per-
fec; persuasion that Catholics as devoted 10
civil liberty, and as much animated by patriot
ism. as those who belong 10 the Protestant
creed.
am not surprised. that, in the seclusion of
those whom you represent great solicitudr
should BE- ie!t for the satrty and preservation Of
that Union which IS our s,rr>t guaranty peace,
order, liberty, and public happiness. l hope
and believe that dangers which appeared to
threaten it have diminished but there is still
greater occasion for the exercise OF spirit al
concord mutual concession and harmony.
request YOU TO present TO the President and
Faculty assurances Of my respectful acknowl-
rdgmentS, and accept Yourself those OF your re-
spectful and obedent servant,
II. Cay
NrBucuEDNEzzea ExHuAED.-~lt is stated
that Col. Rawlinson, who is at present engaged
in prosecuting the discoveries commenced by
Layard aud Rotta, and in exhnming from the
mounds Of the long lost riral cities Of Ninevah
and Babylon, the instructive remains OF this
once gigantic power, has lately discovered, IN
a state OF perfect preservation, what Is beheved
70 be the mummy OF NehuchedneZzer. The
face of the rebellious monarch OF Babylon, coy
cred by one of those gold masks usually found
in Assyrian tombs, is described as very hand
s,n+--the forehead high and commanding, the
features marked and regular This interesting
relic of remote antiquity is for the present pre-
served in the Museum Of the East India Com-
pany.
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Henry Clay On Catholicism.

The following letter from kentutky's eIo-
quent son, was addressed 10 Gardner Jones
President of the University Of Notre Dame du
Lac, near South Bend, Indiana
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
LEATHER DELTIwG.


We have the ouly &gsucy FOR REESE 3 UUTl-S sun
40 Patent stretched aud s.yctea Leather Betting.
h!sa Ho0dy ears i@sen' superior Rubber Betting 81
psoAi.tE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
a;csrsI Quint Gribnns.
lar, AND OTHER MATTERS.
s.bools in Mineral Point.

..-4s IF education in Mineral Point
ia' =, i almost thanklcss toll and struggle
81 ~, prospect Ct Witnessing the fruits
'T7 . - ,srsevggance. Arrangements were
-. Ne last annual meeticg for a Union
que :" nc sufficient for the wants of the
;''''' isexpected It viii be erected next
-.'' .. I.a. Of 5000 was authorized to
''''-. With tax ro.ed 10 meet the in
..j create a sinking fund to iquidate
An additional amount Will be
% far in season to keep the work pro-
~. after it shall have been commenced.
Fs'', r.-.-al Po.4t will stand among the frs.
Re. wisconsin for Public Schools.
e. lr-s-al Point Seminary has also rccsiv-
ggetus which viii ensure its early
= ,-- A sufficient sum has already been
IA r,- for I common cement, and it IS ex-
~ ia. the work will be put under con-
-. j early day. with 1 good Seminary
.r-.9n school, which We are sure to have,
CITIZENS may Justly be proud Of the educa-
:, a-llti-. .. The place.
: Primary department of lie Seminary Is
.,4r in operation and il ilaurishing condi-
WITH Rev Joux Moan as Principal and
r.r y5lAy Is praceptress, the Institution
ts..-~es ana will receive = liberal patron
!, i. orIr from tLc citizens Of this place. u:
~ surrounding country
~ rsblc school, ~ the present. VIII occu-
, E4.sT. Isr-. Iara:s.r-a r.gaF r,- -l-t
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

'FF irsTcFF ASH FEEE LESSONS ~ SISG5NG.
lecture .a lave been given .. the Court
~v Monday e,snID-.hy Prof Z. g. CHANT.
- .Foaea, oa account Of the unfavorable
2'e q TIE weather. As soon a a favorable
age takes place, doc notice viii be given Of
.ne # tha Lecture. Meantime Prof c.
II. meet with the children of this place at the
ieas" eaeh day immediately after close
rs a-7 schools, for the purpose Of instruct
..e.ia gilt singing. These lessons are
a.. 'ge children Of the town. and We
F., e. ~..- avail themselves Of the opportu-
~ .7as oaered, 10 cultivate their musical al
-.'a oaeh opportunities are rare indeed,
'7'as ace.
E a.toes q lie Press. and recommends
-" those who have been benefited by
.e5'o- Chants Instruction. leave 70 chance
i satellites TO benef, all who see e;
a..rr5L,s class.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

,--E 2lAT EorsE-TTe are gratided 70 learn
=. s'e board OF Supervisors. at their recent
So made az appropriation Of 500 for re-
..N..-s aaa Painting the Court House in this
lis amount prudcntly expended, viii
...-o- towards giving that building such an
ss@sa1ee as Cour, House should present
-. -.---.ioa to the above. our citizens have
-. ,.,''ea some $500 to procure Bell witch
- = Placed Ii the belfrey of the Cour.
- ana vii be found very useful accom-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

STRAY ED.

1900 me premises of the subscriber in the VILLAGE
4 oil Linden about six weeks since, TWO COtTS
on5 mare '"9 years old last spring, dark bay color
latl s5af an the forehead hind foot white the
other horse, one year old las spring. dark ba coIo
sal star IN the forehead Any person giving Informs
subscriber, viii be suitably rewarded.
Linden, Iowa CO., Nov. y, 1855. Is sIy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

1.SF7'L Poryr Z. I've had intended 70
sven a more extended notice Of the pro-
,.' --a prospects Of this Road than we have
a7 he present week. We would only re-
a Tbs time that since regular daily trains
s.7 ranniug between Warren aud Oar
rs business and earnings have far ex-
.ae expectations OF lis friends, aud
e-' 70 The minds Of tie doubling the fact
wen completed is business will insure
"a ai'ioe1ds from the start.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

hEEP THE FEET WARN-Our readers are re-
ierred to the new advertisement of J. Hadfield,
IN another column. This is the season for ia
KING care OF the feet. Mr. H. has a fine stock
OF fiFst rate leather, and viii be glad to render
any assistance in his line, to those who wish 70
be supplied With first rate Boots and Shoes -
Call and see him
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

EtAAE into the enclosure Of the snrqcriro- j., ,fo
- town q aiit'n, about the 18th Of October last.
F"e q Muit oxen, supposed to be about or years
STUBS 81 horns, no marks lhat discovered TIC.
owner Is requested 10 prove property pay charges and
take them away. N MIN N,
Nov. IT. lS55.-tswI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
TAKEN Up

no-sevil.e, E5r. p, 1850.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

'AhtN lt D. the subscriber residing in the ~.
IS bo.-ey- ia the town Of DedrcriIle Iowa cotlI IT,
a. S5se g. wisconsin, about 10Th aay Of jun.
4S5a ono -IEEH aboat Is months old of mostly FED
ee r, Nth white feet, face, belly and tail and stres Il
HLlt2-1o aer back and flank.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
-t'rS-F4t-r nov 10, 1890. 4w45
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Ny old customers invited TO call in whenever they
need ans thing my line. and person a-siFs Or
purchasing is invited 70 look At the articles offer for
f FnpNrSTT
Mineral Point, Oct, 1875 s6g
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

N&2& the premises of the sUbscrifcria iii. viare
: bToyulsA black uEIEEEl, Is months Old missed
aEt The 18th Of August last, with bright dun coIuret
gAtca scout the mouth. liberal reward viii be pai5
Tor It's return, or for intelligence that viii lead 70 j.,
Nnttea9odts. JAMES i. PLATTE.
Mineral Point, Nov. !, 1886. 4irf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

sBOn the subscriber, living about four miles north
& west from Iartsjl'- MIL in the town af Highland
sg9nt the 10th OF September LAST one three Years Old
STEER color, speai1ed VII te AMI red! Win vbi-a
streak CA the back. any .nf1rInati7n OF aid sr,-
would De thankfully received and literally paid for
HisAlaaa, Iowa CO., via, Nov 1911, 1856 s8-sws
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

y the sUUsc der residing IN tile Town Of HIGHLAND
ID Iowa County, on land owned by him in said TowI.
H Tire s-.a-h dag OF November $50, one dark RED OK
'tA trius1 head and neck, large high horns aged ve
years or laTeabout7 The is requested 10 prov,
property Iay charges and take the OK away.
Highland, November 7tb. 1856 -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
TAkEN Up.

E2F the subscriber, the 30;b OF October last noa-
- Barrett on one light sogreI horse Colt coming two
Tears cd, has white in III. forehead anu three
white feet The owner request q 50 CAL prove prop
erls and take him away. I4BS p4IIE
Nsr ! ISM
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

sa- sa,s-sTbeT % tae Ilth iust on Frank Dunn,
- lazin ~ the town "t IIaien red aud white Heller
TO years Old, marked the right car The owner
: requested 70 prove property pay charges take her
AN'E THOMAS FIT2SIIUNS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

E. -, a consequence ofrepairs needed on some
&. soloot Rooms, the Public Schools did
CA -, "a Monday, as was intended. Thurs
cg9r,.-- IN i the day fixed upon for them to
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

FiASos AND hELoDEoSs.-See advertisement
IN another column. The Agent viii remain la
Town Tor 4 short time and all who desire those
instruments, will do wen 10 attend to 1t at enca.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

~ Inc Lecture season has arrived We
nave not yet heard Of any move for Lectures in
Mineral Point Let the ball be set in motion
at once, and let Us have course of Lectures
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

>ao7Y' rain and mud, have been quite
F.,- ,'-aa' lor the last week although it has hot
y. 11'oiniortably cold. For the season Of
- 81 We mag say it has been quite favora-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
FOR SALE,

pl Francis Trehilcocs IL acres Of Land alI undo,
IL fence on WE1eu Is dwelling house good bIrs ana
other out-aialDSs, situated miles north cf Miners
Point on the survey road. For particulars enquire Of s
Nor. Z, 1856. 3&'+ FRANCIS TREBH COCK
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
STRAYED.

T'EGA the subscriber LAST August two fat COWS one
L vas q large, red COW with face being
spout 10 years old the othe- red with star
IN her face and little white the back. being
years OLD the two looked very much Se but the
eldest Was tae largest.
Also, two yra-lnE Heiers, one Of red color, and
the o,her Of light yellow color.
Also one Ecarng Steer red color with white spots
on him ANY person VINO shall give information to the
undersigned where any ali cattle NAV D., found
shall be ills-alE rewarded by
Dodge7ille, Nov. 3 1856 4tVrS-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
{ hltaGo Establishments.
coRuER OF STATE AND RAu2-r.psa-,s
tEnir..pc. 80. = State s.r-e.-I


FHSTi-UIE.1 StFTENGFR 1851; IZtgrPpF .TrT.
'y l-t Lssis.iture Of Illinois, -bruary, 1895.
4as sSiia'folnaFy patronage estoys1 uaou tais lyry
t~a-'-et anu popular restitution affords gratifying e.
.-e;.s 'ts e sl. error advantages ifts il oe
i2F 'it Sc--aI HG uf thorough ledge Of the f-
Gus usall!ieS ct Cora urrrjal Education zva. /,
2itcI1ieA y aisccru and Intelligent culEa..i-
- Over t'o hundred luti course students Asye bq In
attendance during tF pact winter being an amount @,
patronage unparalleled in This country.
The Collegiate course Is Jhs maat extensive eorrs ia
So ti8reGsu ever lHtra4 O. into Commercial Col
.se n is country 1i comprises practical instruction
II Le"E elaE and Accounts, adapted every kind a.
o2sl-=7s lncoaI4g elaborate IgsilroEl !;a-
aetHz, PieI7.e- b. The President expressly f8r tai.
sS-i EE"" edge q which alone ortn mon { TO .ue
S''h' lan tae iLit on fees tile entire course to-
Ge2Atr vi CONNIE q Calculations Bssne.s P,n.sT-
Emp a-d lae subjects Of Cgulusclc .AI Law
ALBE.T h!.nEE Lsq, ic pcpd az American ard Wi.
Ter, whose specimens Of PenlllsIu Trc-tvl the ipf,-
e51 pIelu-ls IL tue greet Fair held IN Ne YORK
ely IA 1893, has been engaged Professor &: cIaa
ship
a'taer course Of fg- pubic Lectures viii be elivsret
Ei'E ne winter a tspoiitau Hail, ~ several OF III,
h.e' distinguished ct;zsas of Chicago Students car
ea-is whenever t-"r please Circulars and CstsoEusl
i1Ealsea g-t-i:oa'ty ca application at The College.
Chicago September, 1853. 5-i2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
The Gre ates iMedieal Discovery CT tho Age, l.
AYERS CATUAEIIC PILLS.

A1 EKTO CAIUANIIt IILLS.
They don't HzLF complaints, Ju- CURE them.
One Box has cured bEsEeEs4s.
Three Boxes have cured the worst of 5-rCElz.
Two Boxes have cured EgyzIpeias.
One Box always cures tle jE-HGi.e.
Three Boxes are sure - cleans tile s-s 81 from Paz-
often less than one does p.
Two Boxes have completely cured tEe worst Of ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom faiI To cur. tie Plea
One dose cures thc iea1+cLs arising from foul St5m
acb.
Strong doses often repeated ez3el every worm from the
body.
They should be given TO children, no Ae a7ays more
or less afflicted with the scourge.
As a gentle Physic they have equal.
One Box cures arrangement Ut the liver
Half Box cures cold
Thry purify blood and thus strike al the fouuGa-
ton of every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal ia the world
They are purely vegetable ana 60 no harm but do
accGnarIiSh an uEaCcoulltl3ie amount Of GOOD
PREPARED bv Or. +. C ! Ef. Practical Chemist I0=-
ell Mss sold hy al Druggists and Dealers IN Aeai-
cine through this section lluovt4u
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

RE Accounts of the late firm Of EAvyox 4 W,rxp
4 have been placed IN the hands OF Samuel Thomas
ts for collection, where all interes ed are requested ~
cali sd settle without DELAY.
LANYON & WARNF.
@A-Hisid4 llLa-s Nov Z, 1896
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
Imp CT Gsll25 TO the Deaf!

La 1AcAEvt, or scotland.
Proprietor OF iIz la li.uGlJu for aAc Beat 81.
louis @Eu.,
I As ARRIVED IL CHICAGO. ILL. nad ..ev be con
z slit' t 10 born street, up Stairs tcu a0uI4
aoJ q. t-s Post o.4ea LARRY attention ; desired.
DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE II The HAD
sni all es..s from tie lar, Mouth o. Nostsfs
EssEoUgANr A4B True.
have fifteen wears Of age who Id, been Gsar ana
oisao from. age Or ,oaIs tie erect o. seattle, t.
yer. ielsIaE rl Or. Mcleod, brou. lt nv SON him
IN IA I-r-" weeks ms hands BEGAN 20 srs
zGas q nearing and At the iratiou Of
sSEe tai- statement unsolicited, aaa for tie sooa q
a-!-.--,. -r.s.--r.-liIv.
S., -.s- Feb. 1855. AK. G. NORTON.
have been -l.syrl- with deafness ana l.ai Of The
about twenty-five years my deafness became so distress
ing tuas could Ies neither GsY nor Ia l and looked
for =srI only IN lie grave Al length ucr-iiitra
10 visit Dr. Arr., 81 Inc lar IuGGIAarv this si,y-
irgtllIaC between ac. and fear, Submitted oNs, 10
Ills Genle1 Be- oHd rv most sanguiaa expectations
after short course ~ treatment b Dr. cIcod III: III
tat enjoy oht = Iertec hearing nav head f.. TT
from all Ulgsc GIsa able ssnsatious which fanlerl,
and me AZ an, ~e-i1cnce, No. 10 Fish street.
Cincinnati, o, -T.... 1855.
have been deal in both m. oars for many Years. lsi
became burden. anl almost unandu-@Gls 10 me am
now one OF t- tGI,s. men living. have been rcsta-
81 - perfect hearing by -. sicLcot Lar Ianrarv cor
Er o-TlL ana olive In lis fret examine zion
give Iue IeI!ect hearing sud to his word =, ~
sixth operation nesa, and distinctly and uo,.erfII,
ti the sot..l come lay that ulso TO mar
LlAy sop them With cotton until cauld -cr used 10 IT,
D i'7L.s, July - 1853. FiitLlP SHELL,
Ns-t Steam lart
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
JlHELlI! LIEELlTLI L-IlLRY

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IS Ike 2TEEET CHICAGO. ILLINOIS, %
r @sEo op ianc Inc finest sud lest assortment OF
: = cold an -I.yca WATCHES. zine COLD JEWELItY
S'sL am il-lei We, 10 be io4a4 II Chicago rhie
ne "l-'f a. Inc mos reasonable rates Our
QUICK SALES -a&D SNAIL PROFITS :
Oar stock or
toHlsluniou S"tts. Eicr2u:ine, Mosaic. Cameo ana
ne tod setts o. Pins, lar Kings and Brace
ie55, ai"Ects an Bi;i,acI;d-, Coin silver
1oT.za, Spoons, Services, Sc. &c. &c,
Cannot be surpassed Dealers aud Purchasers are
to cal! and examine.
GEO. y. STEW Ems ( co.
Cor Lake mi D.ar9oru g:s., Chicago. Ill.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

November. -, 1859.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

rJ'EAS.-Ju.t received lot n -fst BFST TIA xn0ru
/ we'll 10 those ~hc have t'ied ~ ST
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

HAVE now on hand ami prepared to snow = large
i - well solected stock Of DRY GoOUS consisting OF
every variety called for in ha tho country and
a. lower rates than can be bought any other e5I-
ihht IN The county The following articles coInpris 50
his sp4enald and w;ll assorted stock IN pat:
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25
mfrthxsise.
oSs- FALL AND WiNTR IS5,
G O q y s.
1875.
1856.

al &c o'd stand S john AiLToS Of nigh cAes.
NAT streets, Mineral POiEs BlsooRsin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-25

Offer t9- sale IN this department uat and eaI u
tanned Is-rnoss, B.iUe a"c CrIsr en- -e- tc- $50
2e@sinE S~IitinE AMI Pad skins, Spanish ana ll.,
1.s 4--aile t-eni Iil-r--.i his, SI u Lxuue
Sah ana hip SAas, O~s AMI Ifenoca J-s-er La .her
ace Leather, Morocco, GI1dG2, and IIal. >rs wl.i
fll! I'D general asso -tGacnl OF Shoc EI4dinS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
MIsCEILANEOUs.

DoARpING-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, WHO
Is IL engaged store during the day, wants board in
private family down preferred Please
aress D. A.. Herald ONCE ssiine psrt'cusrs Good refer
snoes given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-24

Married.
On Wednesday evening, March 10, by tho Rev. W. G.
emith, JOIN JosE, Esq to Miss ANN JANE AKIN, eldest
daughter of William Akin, Esq, both Of this cisy.
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n,O CONTRACTORS ss ALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received by the Committee Streets and Ar essmens
unti Wednesday. April 1856, for regulating and setting
curb guestone paving the carrisse way Of Hudson
street. Washington tree SIKH street and Second street. and
tagging Sidewalks OF ne sauna Plans and sRsciacaons can
the office Of the Uity Surveyor Mr. William Exhsm
met, NO. 169 Washington street
Hobeken, March 10, 1856.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

RCTDRE-BY DILLON O'BRIEN. ESQ, LATE OF
~ Fairfield county Galway, Ireland on Saturday evening,
snbjecf-Loye Of Country-Present State Ieland-De-
cline and Fail Of ing and.
Doors open 1T 7. Lecture TO commence at O'Clock.
Tickets rs EACH be ha from Mr. OBrien Is Beach
street, West Broadway; and from Hall SONS, 239
Broadway.
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Doctor F1nlay, es5 Broadway. Union place

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