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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

JUIRs yuMM 4 COS CaAMPAGNEs.-BY AN AR
81 rangement with the house Of heasrs j. q. Boxer,
OF New York the undersigned now imports these famous
Wines viz, imperial Cabinet and verrenay, direct from
Rheims and enabled them 70 his and
public upon the most favorable terms Az there two
BRANDS The market OF the name,
without interfering other seemsfo proper
the Mumm's wines fst niroiucedn his
market The Nessrs noker IN the lS that these
celebrity here and that upon the division
Of the firm at Rheims the is Of January lss by which
II. Mumm Co. the drs house named retained the ors-
gina establishment and lAs has maintained also The
reputation Of he Mumms socs by sxpostns only o.e Of
@s soss Approved o"~*" nv a coup srsea win the
best wines he market aided BY The e1p, ~s Sss.snt
OF able judges tho underrgnel selected from = a..
brands The champagne wines q Jules Mumm 4 Co.. NJ
nng wine o sl the For purity decacy of avor
ard Uniform guay, these champagne now pres~n.ed
with full Of their benz the In the mar
ket FRED a COZzEvg
Importer, 70 Warren street. New YoyA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN ny MEANS
Il Of heDumbing application 10 the gums. By WILSON
entisi Bond street This application s perfectly harm
In s effect simply sting the circulation blood
hch time the Of feeling in the parts suspended
References furnished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS ARE STILL As BRILLIANT
" ~ ever al styles such rings earrings sleeve
buttons. studs &c and Al prices within he reach Of all T.
r. JACOBS. manufacturing jewellers. vi = oadv "
IoMPosITION AND GOLD VISIT CHAINS wtR
~ raued not totarnsh change he money refund
ed Price " y 20 sent by mai " any part u the United
States L, J. JACOBS, W. Broadway
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WILLIAM Mrr.LER,S
MODERN IMPROVED P1ANOTORTES

WITH on WITHOUT TIVE FotIAN
Manifacory and warerooms LIS and i5S East Twenty
street, between Second and Third avenues.
The manufacturer being enabled 10 in his
own name the modern improved piano which though ~
own manufacture lowing terms Of conracO has hereofot
been known and become because Of their mer Justly
DRAFTED under another title would invite the attention Of buyers
10 their examination al his above. lie hlso
would
CAUTION pUp,rc
Against buying pianos bearing TIE Of ~ well known
des Ter The strength lestnsnas obtained solely the
inesits Of The William Metr planos they will hereafter
bear no other than HE own For power richness And
brsncy Of tone elasticity ~ touch beauty and durability OF
make aud every quality rendering he piano Desirable
rrumcn' they are known 10 rank arn,re the first And
eeietraed makes " The day Each lnstrngNnt warrano
gc entire SUBTRACTION The purchase money returned The
tfeGe srrrled % The most liberal forms large discount
given 10 schools teachers cerqymen Circulars and
schedule ofprce tofwa icd . eDy address, post paid
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OILS.
Y ERosxNE orra
NOT ExPLosrvE.
xrnosr,ssFsr f n, ~ R;s.',s ar,

Yun noorosv ov rHs n urRvAuRU.
10 o. Kerosene fves much light ~ Of rApeseed al
I2 Of whale OIL 80 OF sperm OIL e2S burning duid
burns In all The argand button iop lanps Including cam
smoka.
KEROSENE LUBRISAr AND BrNNAcl.R ON.
1h effect OF hissN Ju machinery found perfectly
gakeA removes = mn caused BY The use Of mpurs
~, WARS equak ohe best OIL
ow temperature For b,nnaciel signal and bowrpr,
anerns, this OIL mr. surpassed VIII burn FIR nights
Asd gives snsht equal 70 The oest oil
also burns m Al the solar and hand lamps
The attention Of engneers ship chambers and ship captains
particularly requested 10 the certificates 20 be
aeavcr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

J'o TIE VICTIMS OF CATARRH.-YOU HAVE TRIED
nosrums they have not cured you You have app lied 10
do,ofs hey ia 70 cure and You se them down know
rothngs hou may withhold the epihst for At the Earle
Hotel Park row, there IL ply stefan who iradI-
caily cure Dr. GooDAIE late OF Boston, win remain 81
the above hotel long enough 70 demonstrate
assertion opportunities Afforded He soicits
cases % the test His remedy is iquidpeassn and
ly 70 he INHALED through the nosrs Price - n.
4 may be had o. him; 100 Broadway NJ Bowery,
6rard street and of w. Hayes lSs Atlantic street. Brook
L Concentration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

VINO WOMB sUrFER LIFE LONG WIN TAPE
w worm when nr AbENHFfMER warrants = with
perfectly from four eight hoursf cnre
pay. Reference 70 noss delivered from these dsngerou
r~sts On Application bis Office "a North seventh stree.
above ne fhlseclphiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

e. H. MuMM Sc Gag WINES
by arrangement made personally with The wei known
g. H. MUMM 90,
RHEIMS, FaA.cE.
The undersigned prepared cer 10 his friends and the
public purchasers the most favorable
the brands sb pped by them 10 this country, viz
TIE YIN cLEsAsr OK "aED RIBBON wIsE"
THE cARiarT.n THE vERyEsAY,p
THE vEszEsAy.n
And as mistakes constantly occurring IN consequence
OF there being two brands OF champagne vine ia the market
the the friends, aud preJudica
the interest and reputation the wines of Messrs O. "a
Munm CO., Is deemed proper 10 % state IN oder 10
dissolution of the late 6rn OF 2. A. Mumm Co.. in Jrnary
1878, two houses formed namely 's'
g: Hangs NJ - SCo and
a., e.,au yoh'S ..g,.x CO.
t 49,, ~ MT al It's head William de Bary Esq., who
she YEARS preccdne had had the entire ana excin.
r. A. Mumm A 20. They also constructed much
charged greatly Improved establishment, with
iares 10 none IN Europe engaged, with hardly nm
exception all the f and rusty employees OF the Old
firm every grade from the veteran Master celarman
The energetic old lady who predes over me Boe WASH
| the reputation OF the original Mumrns wines -,
Aer thorough examination and careful comparison Oh me
brsnds the market aided by long personal expert
euce, and guided degree, BY the advice o. ap
oonosseus the undersigned. anxious 10 supply hs
friends and with an article equal TO he oes sccced
the wines Of - -
not only for their purity delcacy OF nayor ana inform
quality, but also because from their acknowledges popu
well reputation his chances OF making money
would be enhanced AMI although he confines himself 70 the
sale OF this champs does designate "a the
Browning all III. restn nevertheless ne has no hest
presenting a with the fill assurance OF - being
superior IN respect g The soeaed best VINE IN ne
No. South William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

CURE CrRE--DR. WARDS UNDERWRITERS
- friend NE most certain fer Diseases; now
used before all other remedies for those diseased
without mercury and requires dieting for The cure III n
well known ne the only remedy that the disc CSC r
the blood and secures sgsins secondary attacks In an IN
worst there other than hs slight cured
one day. DR. Ward himself has had experience and
made more cures than any other IN New York. perfect
cure warranted in short time, Unfortunates Friend a.
Z mce, 30 Canal street, corner Of Broadway.
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nR. LARMoNrs PARIS ASp LONDON MEDICAL.
~ ADVISER and Marriage Guide 2h edition. 40 psres No
.@ss AID shows M suvsso 81 k s, .ssa Se :s
London treatment OF certain Diseases Also debility
cures ali such disease. At ~ aseres. corner a. srrnS
opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel from 10 ~ al IN tho evening
mont TO he afflicted dos Eusss ras ssas ze,uns
nR. RALPH. -orrIcss ee HOUSTON STREET sEAs
~ Wooster, hours frurn TO u \. ~, soeP NJ sundays
.Soessioa. .ss,.t 1aares: b. e4 So1 Sc
patonce -
EcoyoNy.-A MEDICAL INSTITUTE. FOR CURING
~ al diseases s now open a. 6io Houson street. %
q oo lees ksn
s'ss 10 2 sss. =
change q ds. .. WATSON !: N cGass.si sa:nnsne, ~.
rs~asnee ~>ssr 'Ssss fsy sSP,s .,ss q RsoAawas.
scrmery swreos % Ne Lo.i Hcsvsc
IL merry pupil with Record Of Paris and with Drs csrno
chan and MOT. o. THIS cy may be consulted Tor me
s'I,I Sso"; 80 sI.sSSs u s% ed isss
%Scs a. .:ss line g prases > ss Con-
BY new and gsnlsss method original vh snd selasye
SPEcIAL MEDICAL sorIcE-pR. : g yoHxsox
eight hundred csses during the pss yesr sny AZ X ncs
OBSTINATE and terrible nature he hsd Ss ss.sfsesS &
%sss
s 10. resns !. "a = TIM
q nesef x. Ic s he
many Distressing complaints 70 which t~ sen s subisr h n
well known diseases. special rr.euarsss and al
pe.en during pess q x. Saass w"S
,scrs either In person 81 by mail, strictly confidential
80 q q JOHNSON Operating Physician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

HoBOREN. -BAUMER's HOTEL, TIE OLD, wEaL
Ill known aud popular esiablshment corner o. H1ion
ard Third streets Tor lease The subscriber oilers
valuable hotel and stand for sale hs
health rvqu him TO dscoctuue bus and travel The
corr,r lo hslgrg the stand vacau and abundant 1u
Il the premises for brewery Or other Purposes The
md eoVers chs lots 2sx00 esch with ~ iest alley
,enr Nth an unobarcted view Of the river, bay al
80 s''' FRANCIS X, BArNEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

S@A<<P~~sSOs
T,r1sLo's GARDEN
~ Doors open ~ !; 70 commence u u
Mss EMNA sTAYLEy's fIRsr xPfEM TO Ssn TIE
MISS EMMA sTANLEYs BENEFIT
nv IHT I EysaS ss, Js q
Which occasion she viii repeat her celebrated
DRAwisc huon EsTEhtAIshENr,
SEVEN, AGES OF wOMAN.
Written expressly for r her sT oy ANN "a,
~ erormed with extraordinary success In London all
re * cemprised In two parts and smbods.
sea number Of Individual lmpersoaaons and Vocal Illus
onai pccaares displayed in changes voice,
appearance and costume and terminating with no
vel aud peculiar ieatqre entitled
Dy way Of i an epiosusJ
TURKISH,
s"s sI's .,SiHss EMMA srAmSy ruos
Friday-The woNDERFUI RAvELs and their talente
company in variety Of entertainments ,s, rxv
MOI day-First appearance OF Mr. BURTON and his Ia
lonted company. Anew comedy and favorte farce
.yEo cHRIsry WOODS MINsrRELs, NEW HALL
- Broadway SfE sslG sys sF@pd E s5Essf
BUSINESS transacted BY. .Henry Wood
As' s 'EirHiioPi1N MiNsIiREiIsiYi' '''1''' 'I''''
To conclude with,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
THE OLD STYLE OF NEGRO MINSTRELSY.
Commence ut o'clock Admission, 70 cents
BROADWAY VARIETIES, NO. Az BROADWAY
ID late Mechanics Hall, between Grand and Broome sis
n. Wood Lessee and Business Manager
v. O. Marsh. stage manage
ADMls SION, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
THE WOOD h MAK3E JUVENILES
will present the
40 THIEVES.
srncipal chaYaeters:-Master u W., Mary and Louise
Commences ut 8 o'clock. and concludes NJ 10 o'clock.
ArOTIcE-To THEATRICAL MANAGERs.-MR. j..
IN W. WALLACK, JR his arrival in London.
having found expedlent 10 sail for Australia via cali
fornia, has returned, and IL prepared To negotiate
gagenents with the various theatrical managers route
ior New Orleans and San Francisco All letters adj
dressed 10 ~ Greenwich avenue New York, viii meet with
prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

V'Op WAGON, STRONG. CITY MADE. NEW T,ar
summer cost $3.50 viii be sold Cor slss klso &c.
mounted harncss nearly cost S35 viii be sold "a at,
10 We NJ r KIDnhRS carriaee maker Firss sFsa9
Williamsburg, next 10 Farmers and Citizens Bank ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

EcoEoNy-A MEDICAL INSTITUTE, FOR CURING
~ al Diseases h a. 6l0 Houson street. %
Grcene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS FOR THE EX-
n animation OF candidates for appointment in the medical
staff Of the army win at Newport Barracks near
Newport n.y. the Ist OF August next To obtain permits
sion before this Board necessary TO apply 70 the
Of War. Applications must be accompanied by
testimonials vouchng for the good moral character OF the APP
pcant and his physical ability 10 perform the arduous and
be not less than "a than q should also be
and his residence and place of BIRTH Those
who upon examination, shall receive favorable report from
he Board will be appointed Assistant Surgeons in the army
vacancies occur.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, July !, 1886
LNIGHTH GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION AND Dis
IL trbuon OF premiums 10 the pupils OF the various schools
under he direction OF the Brothers OF the Christian schools TO
place City Assembly Rooms No. Az Broadway
Thursday July "a 1855 at O'clock r. NJ land OF music
will In Presided by Professor Bucky.
Admission twenty-five cents Boys not admitted unless
companied by their parents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD RI
N for sale richly finished, rouad rich
liant tone made by celebrated city maker has been
three months will be sold for $3.50 cash bargain. Al
ply NJ faf West Seventeenth street, Eighth
AR. PFRACHIo INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
w public us, his academy will remain open through the
summer every Afternoon and evening Grand bali Wed
nesday. July 30 At his academy, G54 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

DARTNER wANTED-AN OPPORTUNITY, NO RISK
whatever, with 81 On Invested party investing still hold.
the entire IN his hands realize steady
prot If less than $50 per week will BE- shown mon
view Principals only treated with. Address r. n. n
aid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

E'oR SAVANNAH AND FL0RTDA-uSrTED STATES
L mail line The steamer ALAsAMs, Capt GEORGE n
-chenck win leave aiurday, July g. from pier No
Worth rrsr q, O'Clock Bills Of fading signed on board
sor freight or passage apply 70 H. MIrvuf ~ bread
say. Through from New York Jasksouvle All
PDatks SIS s,esfners for flords Savannah
sh the steamers from New York Tuesdays and satur
EvoR NORFOLK AND RICHNoND--THE UNITED
states mall steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Parrish viii
cave tor the above places Saturday July
= NJ from pier H. North river. She viii Norfolk
a Sunday afternoon, and Richmond Monday morning
Pasengcrs for the South viii proceed without delay BY
treat mail ne 70 Charleston, Augusta Savannah &C
eers VIII find This the cheapest, pessncst and most cxpe
ious route Passage and fare, Including
oik - Petersburg and Richmond $40 half price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

A MOST BEAUTIFUL AND SPLENDID cApyrp
N octave rosewood pisneorie sale with elevtn,
all round handsome scsloped work rich o
plate has capital rish tone. which csn be fully tried has
been only months, and The makers fun w,r
years Will be sold Cor f2so cash applied for
IN days; rich rosewood stool viii be given with n An
sixth avenue between Thirty nnth and Fortleib
A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

YACHT QUICKSTEP FOR SALE-26 FEET LONG,
well found in sails rigging; built spring Fish
4 Morton, and superior ssIler Apply to HATHAWAY Il
BROTHERS, sail makers, % Coenies slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

L,OR sALE-THE FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A
class hotel in the city Of Troy The house and furni
ture are nearly new, and good order 1T IL situated
within a zee minutes walk every railroad IN the city and
on principal thoroughares small portion of the
money only viii be required down TIC balance can
any reasonable time satisfactory paper Address
Union house, Troy, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

IJORsE ANU BUGGY FOR sALF-A RFAurTpIrt
young bay horse Sin years old fifteen hsnds high pe,f
~ sound Kind and gentle together with leather on bnegv
rly and IN the most perfect order The
inc uding harness blankets &C. &C. viii be aid view low
thsm do by applying ~ Nassau street room "a 10
4. o. RUTTwR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

DARrYFR WANTED. -rHE ADVERTISER, HAVING
invented entsrly hot air furnace FOR warrnin
ding which he surpassed IN this any other mar
would like get with suic cini'al Ia IN
IN The business Address, Immediately. O. W. D., Brook.
ivn Post oIce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

WAKEFIETD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASsOCT ALTON
w No 3-Ihe members q this association are hereby
tilted that and after the first day ~ the prices
hnquent members Will be increased accordance
constitution The Purchasing Trustee will be No bow
cry, every Friday evening until further notice
CORNELIUS A. COOPER.
Purchasing Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

VTousE FOR SALE OR TO LET-THE THREE STORY
III high basement white marble house l6l West Twenty
uDrd street: modern improvements Croton hx
lures &c, complete order. Inquire Of s. r. BELL 81
John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

nm SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED TuE -.
Z ttetaf Mr. " q Fvens IN the SIN nf farris FvSna 4
A business WI PC cohanucd ~ before, under ~ Grn
fl tfafff kufn. - JOAN tfAgplS
NAW CEK, July y lSs6, CHARLES KUHN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE, AT LONG
Branch-The residence OF the late John Hopper, for
merry New York city viii be sold at suction saturday
Julv rs AT O'Clock +. NJ. The improvements large
and dwelling house barn carriage house apple
oechard shade fruit garden and excellent
shoni n acres good land The location beautiful and
neatly half from the and the celebrated
hotels nj long Branch and within miles OF Oceanport
landing. For further particulars apply 20
JOHN SIOCIM Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

CCIoONER LOUISE, MINER. MAsTER.-sHfPPERs OF
- by this vessel her hate passage from Boston 10
Mobile whence she led in April last requested 10 tor
undersigned their invoices and bills Of lsding
order thai they receive the proceeds 81 saved the
having been totally lost Elbow Key on the lat inst
sATrERTHwAlTE BROTHERS. % Wall street.
NEw yoRE, July ~, 1851.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-08
Vermont State Agricultural
Society.

Society.
The Sixth Annual FAIR of the Yer
mont State Agricultural Society will be
held at Burlington, on Tuesday, wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday, the 9th, 10th,
llth, and 18th days of September next.
The spot selected for the exhibition
commands fine views of Lake Cham
plain on the West and the Green Noun
talns on the East, which render the site
peculiarly attractive. The grounds will
be prepared with ample accommodation
for the exhibition of all animals and ar.
tleles, and contains suitable pens. stalls
and halls, a gallery overlooking the trot.
ting course, and a well graded track fol
trial of horses.
Handbills containing the announce.
ment, premium list, committees and reg
ulations, may be obtained upon applica,
ton to any of the Directors, or of III,
Recording Secretary at Brattlsboro.
Two errors occurred in the printing o
the bills. The name of DAVID Hill o
Bridport, should be substituted for tina
B. b. Newton of St. Adams, as one O
the directors; and Prosper Merrill O
Felchville is chairman of the committe,
on Matched Horses, in place Of II. II
Baxter Of Rutland.
! CHARLES CUMMINGS.
Rec. Secy. State AZ. Soc.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-08

SERIOUS AFFRAY IN SrRAFFoRp. VT.
From private letter from friend (says
the REPOSITORY we learn the following
particulars relative to a serious affray
that occurred on last Friday afternoon in
Strafford, Vt. 1t appears that a Mr..
West had forbidden a Mr.. Bacon to
cross his premises, threatening that if he
did SO, he (West) would kill him. On
Friday afternoon Bacon made the at
tempt to cross the forbidden territory.
and in SO doing attacked West with a
pitchfork. West drew a knife and a
sharp fight ensued. Mr.. West was pier
ced through the abdomen with both
tines Of the pitchfork, and Mr.. Bacon
was dangerously cut in the lungs. groin
and legs by West. Both parties wero
alive the morning following the affrav,
but it was not thought that either could
long survive.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-08


- Thomas G. Pratt, one of the Ma
ryland Senators in Congress, has desert
ed the old line Wings, and now goes for
the Cincinnati platform candidate. He
calls upon the Wings of his State to fol-
low him, but the Baltimore Patriot. in
their behalf, decline the honor, and quotes
from @Rabelais'' the following passages
for his benefit:
"Pan"rge stood on The gum ell of the
ship with an oar in his hand, not to helm
the swimmers you may swear, but to keen
them from coming to the ship, and thus
save themselves from drowning He
preached and canted to them all the
while laying before them rhetorical com.
mon places concerning the miseries o.
this life, and the blessings and felicitie,
OF the next; assuring them that the dead
were much happier than the living in III,
vale OF misery, and promising to erect :
stately cenotaph and honorary tomb r.
every one of them on the highest ion .,
Mount Cenis-On his return from On
tern land"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-08
Affairs in Oregon.

A correspondent of the Natim
telligencsr under date of San'Fn
June I'd, says:
"From Major General. WOOL
learned that reports have been M
from Lieut.. Col. Casey, up to the 3
June, and from Lieut.. Col. Bucaz
the 24th. The former, commands
section of country between ihe ca
Mountains and Puget Sound and
of Columbia river, says, the rr 1.
tainly finished IN this district batr
be renewed at any time by the tz
and volunteers numbering Well-dV
friendly Indians. IleaH from ass
man from Puget Sound that MANY
stances of unprovoked murders ha7
ready occurred, and unless steps
ken to punish the offenders wenE
for a renewal of hostilities at 81!
In Rogue River Valley, with D
ception of few Chetcoes, frigha
to the mountains by the unezF
pearance of the volunteers, al Il.
ans have made an unconditionE
der, and at the last accounts va
conducted to Grand Ronde regy
by escorts'of regular troops, Hai
vent their escape, but to proiS
from the whites, who have thrsas
shoot them on the way. Whs
reserve they WILDE protected By
I oors.
Col. Wright, by the last das
crossed Nachess river with eigbl
MES, one of dragons, one Of artilE
six of infantry, and proceeded al
kima river, at Kettetas. Three
mics were left in a feld-work vt
been thrown up on Nachess rw
used as a depot for supplies. II
being on one of the principal tFais
the mountains and in the hear
Yakima country,will enable The o.
move unencnmbered with larg
trains, and with his force, eleven
MES, he win soon compel the lbs
sue for peace or drive them fro
country. Probably by the mex
we shall hear that the Indian 9
throughout Oregon and Vas
ritories are settled"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-08
81 The Chicago Democratic Press :

g The Chicago Democratic Press Of
the 10th inst, says:
1esterday, nine brothers by the
name OF LeYanway met in this city, by
mutual arrangement, to proceed in COM
pany on visit to their aged mother, liy-
ing IN St. Lawrence county, N. Y. The
whole Of them, from the commencement
OF manhood up to the present time, had
been Democrats and voted the Democrat
&c ticket. They live in different local..
tles' over region of country nearly two
thousand miles in extent. On meetino
yesterday and comparing notes. thew
found that they were all for Fremont
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-08

EWe have cheering Inde
Pennsylvania. Charles ;. hii'
esdale, one of the first LAWYER
State, writes as follows:
@Tell Mr.. Hurlburt thai -
for Fremont with all my soul >
strength that i am making 'iaaf
es in his behalf, and shah c0i'i''
so till election that we shsl
carry Pennsylvania for fre'' ..
the northern counties Of tAis .
give Fremont a larger nal0rh'
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