davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

CARROLL HOUSE,
CHESTERVILLE S. C.
VNHAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
IL Building Ae east side Of Chester Depot is now
open for the Of persons travelling by the
Cars otherwise. The Proprietor is well aware that
nothing short of we-kept house. will induce custom to
this recently gotten ups and although very soicitous of
patronage he reains from those thousand and prom
which have been made only to be broken by many of
his I" illustrious predecessors"
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained and upon
trial give that satisfaction and accommodation the wearied
traveller that will send him his way rejoicing.
J. L. CARROLL
Feb. 25, 1856. 2s-f
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

ID ENG ABOUT TO LEAVE THE STATE HAVE,
16or the purpose of collecting what is due me- and Of
arranging my business, appointed Edward Cantwel Raj
egh, my attorney, trustee and general agent,
The Oil Mills, Land and Machinery, and my former Re-
sdence this City, heretofore advertised are still for sale
rent upon reasonable willing pur-
chase invited to call upon attorney and the
property WIN. j. CLARKE.
ia. s, 1856. 13-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

Secretary of the Board of Directors:
Raleigh, May l, 1855. 47Lswtd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-04

X. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
HAS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR.
IL merly occupied by Mrs. Hardie confectionery on
Fayetteville street. opposite the Market House. where he
now prepared to execute all orders in his line of business
He has on hand stock of excellent leather and will
rant all work done by him. He returns his thanks past
avors and will endeavOr to merit continuance of
~ Remember the old stand of Mrs Hardie
Raleigh, Jan. Z, 1856. ,s-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

SOil AID s.l.s sTy. cs5ans sss .ss. B1s::ss.i
sla s.ig Russian Goombs.. Dosoy. Geo
nan whnors. Bosoa Queen Of souh Wheeler KFork.
ca bark PAM bogss. Dssr. Aaan4As
Weller Post Essex Cid brig Fanny Field HERMAN. Min
NEW ORLEANS Nov s. PM-Arr steamship Black warri-
q. smith sYork via Havana. CID ship Cynosure. Harrs
sA s hip. x,A. Mary Clay Leon bark: Ellen
brig Gov anaerS simmons, Key wes below ships Aloe
S A S% S
Glory noob' Lvsrposl Excelsior MITCHELL Boston brss
oe 81 As s.Ts
ten Butcher brlgs Adams Gray y,, and Creole 80
- I'll
schs Black Diamond. Young Albany Evergreen HENLEY
DO Amos Falkenburg Rogers Nforki ony Dauxn'er NO.
iithsd bark Jane Dotsn, Winthrop Norfolk; schr Marga
SAN Fra SoisSo octz-Arr bark FrsndshiO johnson:
barb 1onrny soreau bordeaux via Rio Janero sb ships
s nSns
Eiensa Watt sSnolSa; .h steamship Golden wat
sns Panama IS days 18th ships Luce s MS0rs Us
Maros diam Wddet Hamburg ia days via valgar.iso q
ssnon eon III aSs hoss sser sierra Nevada Bic
ssn san !gsn y asys ssrss Msaoarin {ag Trsgasen
Jucson Ross, Humboldt Bay.
Kong; lstn FIR ship Estee Refine De Ia Chapee Sngl
pore banks Eermoine Groy, Humboldt Bay Live Yankee.
Cove, Puget Sound.
SD IN Chi ship Msass cousuo Downward, valoaraiso;
st ships Aar thar III ewitx, Calcutta John Gilpn Ring,
Honolulu; barns Yankee smith Honolulu, foderis Area
FRI Hapean. Sebomn ne. brig Laui, Richardson Port
land 9h, ships Sea Serpent Whtnore Hong Kong Santa
Claus Forster callao, orpheus Mhche Manila; Thatcher
Msgoup Baxter. Calao l0ih bark Mallory, SeDy Puget
Sound: brig @ W Kendall Sowards- Mendocsno, lh SHIPS
Mcruing Light Johnston Caiao robin Hood, Bearsc
wich Islands Gladiator whitfield Horoluu bark DIRK Cakes
Oregon; lsh, ship Nor, weer Sresory shsogsae 10th
Duchman Hubbard, Valparaiso barks Ella Frances. Nit
chen Puget eouLd Sarah Warren, Cove do lSh ship En-
ceavor. Doane Sbanghse
SAVANNAH Novs 9-Arr ship Consul, Mortimer, Liver
pool: harf Yamscraw, Fore Iverpooi. Ia tho m
brig Nscop Hendrckson NYofk schrs Eckford, Webb q
Ioased GRAHAM NYork North STATE Horton. do Below,
ship Cid Br schr Sun. Kemp Nassau Mp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14
News from Cuba.

NEWS from CuD0.
THE PHEPAR ATIONs AGAINST MExIco-THe sUG AR
CROP THE CASE OF CAPT. KlssEY.
From The New ORLEANS P,syune Nov 81
The g.iisd States mail steamship Black Warrior, Capt
ssilsd nom New Y.rk the 9th ul aud arrived At
hsvsps on the lat; sailed from thence on the ID.
Preparations Tor the armed invasion Of HexIc,
BEN Ac'isely made at Havana. The Island SAID TO
perfectly htatny and quiet.
The tugsr crop wiii 90 very large Exchange on the
United states, 10 per cent discount Fieghn low and In
Ac'ive
her from the Diarso de Ia Marina the following
tems:-
From statement published by the customs depa't
mept We eaIn that toe Of the sland from mari
Time and inland customs for the month of July last was
VI os0, 359 ST. being tina correspon ding
month o be previous year Of $i35 306 50. This increase
came entirely from the nlaod taxes ~ the revenue from
marine customs Tell of s24 9o6 81
Tie lsmas that had been imported from Peru were al
taolipg much attention in Ha ana tho eiitos ~ tho
ul WOOL that they give milk declared to be
very good also thei esh those who have tasted
1hk animal is used bonn for drangh and len, and
II " hoped they will become acclimated In Cuba
the papers from the Interior Of the island show great
activity in .hp public mind relative 10 Internal improve
meDts The Sagua railroad Is t. be extended Ia the d.
recton OF SApto Eapritu ard movement Ia on foot u
anolber the town from rrnisat tnus cross
ing the ISLAND fhe 0enfuegos road Is doing an excellent
basiEess.
9he Hca Of ssgus states tina, the sugar crop win
be 30 Early cut ss was anticipated although the cane Is
very largo ALL hnt, from the backward state OF 10,
preparatory abors. u thinks grinding will have gene
rally been commenced between the 18Th December and
lie Isl OF January.
The Do de la Ma ina Gays that the Dutch ship Ban
lately bu,bt in the vicinity Of naGah bound TO
Bavsna with three hundred ana ai'y abortrs from ooe
oil the interior provnces OF Cnins which iohaoed by
race OF robust asriculturist IL hopes their loss viii
be repisc, d, the Of these much
nee ded by the helds OF Cuba.
HAvAsA Nov. q 1885,
The Spanish brig Of war Haeaneio,, VI h the 8 600
mu kefs &c &C. for Senior Segovia at 81 Domingo sail
ed for her port u deftnstion on the 27th ut
David Kinney, the pio OF the United States mail steam
ship Umpire CITY who was taken ont Of that ship at. she
was mile outside the Moro Castle, oy tbs authorizes,
returns to his home in your city the steamer
The United States Consul has been III week past, but
IA now c0nvals scent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14
Rrooklyn CITY News.

kNes County, Covsr or Sessions. Before Judge Nor.
and associates WIN. Mclntre was yesterday placed
trial on an indictment charging him with attempting
commits rspe on little girl named Mary Hcsey, In
me lass. The parties resided In the same house In
|ur,h ssrse., Williamsburg. Julia O'Brien testified
III she lived in the part OF the same house, and
eryed improper conduct on the part o Dc ndAnt
|counccou with the little girl when they seated
The sofa but not proved that anything actually
|nn,uai had been committed and the jury therefore
Ought IN n verdict OF "Not guilty
Frances Clerk, the keeper OF junk shop in Atlantic
|eet was tried an Indictment for buying stolen
BIDS. James Coleman (boy) testified 70 taking a
|lr bellows and knives 10 defendant, two CON-
|nions (boys) having tsken them from base
Ent corner OF Atlantic Hicks streets. DID tell
II where how We had procured them, although sne
Ned the question. Tho given TO the jury and
defendant was acquitted on the ground that sue did
know hat the articl.s had been stolen.
kevcral small cases disposed Of and tie Court al
Lrncd TIL this morning
kras CouNry-BoAsD oy CASvAssEns Board re.
embled In the Supreme Court Chamber Of the BROOKLYN
" Hail yesterday, for the purpose Of csuvusns he
tss cast At the late election Juns Bergen prssije
ov districts are found n be incorrect and are sont
~ 10 the Inspector IN consequence Of which the se.
Ia vl be prolonged until Tuesday or "Wednesday next
|pre the canvass can be completed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Dept man Ia srrasred WHO opoc bad character. xn1
who supposed 70 have influence the prejudces msu'
ksDd are arTAyed agzrst him. and the feeling 10 eng
dsred tst he Is TO escape ny soma shrewd and Adrot
d~vre Invented by hs ngenioos counsel aud they sii
be the avengers OF the Aw tho hardest case 10 the
world IN which to OBTAIN anything like fair trial with the
~urio h that when the prisoner h2o had goM
s'bnscter We are here on Thursday 70 represent
cii-pi no Is srra Eed weDty seven adcs neats, an
required 10 Try them the Monday soi0wins do nN
~ cs that called upon 10 disclose my defence oy
ANY rue OF pr act,cs vito which am acquainted
would cay 70 your Honoe on professional snd Perso
nal tbg this a that cannot be disposed OF
less than week for number OF Witnesses VIII have
N he exam,bed mioutely.
RECORDER smith-In sases where the Dlsui,, Attorney
requires AFFIDAVIT 20 be for the p,stpon ement Of
cause the rule s u require IL II the counsel will en-
BODY IN sdlfsvt the facts which he has stated,
th,Dk 10 would be fair exercise OF my discretion 10
vcetpop this
kr. 6rsdy-We prepare II, SIR. In q very 10
minutes Inc affidavit then prepared and after its
cepon tho Recorder put the trial down for the Decen
her Term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14
Mr., Buchanan,s Religion.

From the New YORK observer, Nov 13
The f.0wing letter Will he with equal interest by
tho biends and oppor en.s OF Mr. Buchanan 1t
written by a well known clergyman In Philadelphia, in
reply 10 . ntts Of inquiry from this css - ,s.u
REV. AND DEAN Sn-Your note Of inquiry WAS duly re-
ceived, and pleasure ia saying that you
rsctly informed TO my acquaintance with Mr.. Bucha
tho President elect OF my able opinion OF
his moral and religious character.
Of ls47 In tho city Of Washington, at which time he was
think member Of The United states Senate; aud whta
and our hrs Conversation Was with reference 70 the d.
suthe ncity of that Bob; In which uuequ
vocAly expreess his Arm bcnef-he not knowing mo 10
be . Clergy msn al the tine
Ny much loved father, now deceased, who kn w Mr.
Buchsnan most Intimately for many y. srs and who
sssocsted with him The 27th Congress- always spoke
him o Of the strictest Christian morality, and
cherished for him an undy,ng sfec ion
Mr. Buchanan Is Of Presbyterian ancestry, and am IN
formed thai he has pew IN each OF the Presbyterian
churches lancaster though believe he generally
ATTENDS he second Church. Of which the xev. Alfred
Nevin ID, Is the pasor and said 10 be very regular
devout In public worship, snd being very cathonc in
spDt he il accustomed 10 worship with Christians Of
Other denornn.,iens, when opportunity oilers
Lancaster that Mr. Buchanan IL BELIEVED by those who
know him best 10 be a Chrstiau-that be has an hour
each day set apart for the suay oil the scriptures and de-
yotiop-tbat be makes Jays Morning and Evening Ex
ercMes'' bis daily companion, and tina, II Ia meter OF
wonder and regret with man Of bis intimate re ads that
be, Ike too many Of pubic has long NEGLECT.
ed 10 unite with the church by puobc profession OF his
faith in Christ In conversations which have hal
great tenderness and feeling, his desire for re-
tIemcnt from the duties and OF public life
the importance Of q duo preparation for his last
and nal account and his unwavering confidence In the
gracious and overrulng Providence OF Aim ghty God.
That he may have interest In the prayers o tbs pous
and that his administration may be just what might be
expected from his unsAined moral character HI, great
experience and universally s'atesmanship
should be the earnest aesire Of every truly patriotic
heart.
have thus promptly answered your inquiries, and
frankly mmunicated what kno and believe concern
Ing chief magistrate elect and feel entirely justified
In doing becauae Of the very natural aud reasonable
auxiety gene rally felt concerning tne moral and
lgous principles Of called TO ill station Of sucn
prominence and influence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14


Canadian, wnh . ANAL STOCK. con iaacd arm, with
sales OF sbou, 400 ESQ bbls. Southern brands
footed up about SEQ 900 bbs Rye a,ur steady
At 80 an So ard cornmeai sold at 81 60 for Jersey
bushels. including white Canadian 81 81 o. . 81
es ~ TO- rood 10 prime red Western nj ~ 81 81 81
Milwaukee cub at 81 a. ST az; CAT sfian DO 81 SO
and White OHIO Of 81 60 Corn-Tne sales embraced
about 80 COO bushels Western mixed at 81 90 81 TO-
Rye qoet, at SIC ssc. Tor Northern. Oats were
steady. At &c tsc for STATE, ana At sIe ssc for
co,psF-rhe GALES embraced s,out 500 bags Rio, q,
nAc
80 i,too bales Aficr tho arrival Of the Europa the
usrkei Ssumed more tone.
FmUns.-BAiss were stsaiy, with engagements Of
90, 100 eusDos Of and wnea, tor Hverpcc IN buk
and bags. al ehd. essd- l0i 0oos $, oo0 ools
-four, At -. et 20 fk1. De- "a Win sone cotton At
1tc The report Of shipment Of chloride o. lime
made through the inscvertspce Of sbipbeoxer, AMI
vas no error OF outs He explained Tat he Intended =,
Of pc,ssb, which. he all sei IS frequently shipped -
Eng and. We knew ss well NJ those 10 the trafe
tbs, srtc'e chefy q import and not of export a
though the tca government reports show that bet wecn
II, 900 Is eco lbs exported last year We sup
posed that In the shirm n (~rongis gven) probably
referred return shipment, export, OF
unsatisfactory quality olber cause IL easy
matter TOE broker ogive wrong niorms,iou " dispose
whether throuah inadvertence or design yet In such
they must bear TIE fault anc the reporter To
London, SEQ bbis oil cake engaged At s. 3D. aud
loco 2.coo obs. -four a, % 3D., with some grsa al
yesterday hesNrGay afNr 'chauge and 70 dag,
too vessels were taken up TOR GlA.gow at i2iSd. for
grain, and e.. sd. Tor Eour. The brk Ursnia up for
Narcotics was Lesrly fu with wheat II 2f,, and do1r
At scc To Havre, train was at 2Vc., cotton 10, ami
flour $50.
FRvr Sales Of about 1900 PACKAGES raisIn, we're
made. iocludng layers at 25 aud bunch at % rs;
halves, at ST 90, ard quarters, Al 81.
fIay.-saies SEQ coz bales Of e5c n TOO
xotasas : Sales Of IS hhcs Cuba made at 500 /,
and 400 do DO. nj $50.
NAVAL stosss quiet, and prices unchanged.
rroyrIoSs -rott--rho market vas rather srner;
sales Of about 500 bill. mess made at sl8 80 n
sis 10. glowing Al $40, under which no lots Of moment
could be bought; prime vas at Si7 Is $tT so. Beef
steady, With sal,s Of $50 3o0 bbls ct IS 81 FOR
country PRIME; - go so for do and ~ 50 a
81 for repacked meas Cut meats we're dali. Lard was
steady, with sales 81 $50 pos at I2Lc 100 Butter
and cheese were In good request st steady prices.
Ricr -salss Of $50 casss at ago. a4&c
sroaRs The msrke. steady with mo ierats Sales
when included about 500 a eco hhds. Cuba muscosAao,
nj ecfa Ito, and 100 boxes brown Havana at esc. q
1oc The stock was estimated nj u, 600 hhis
wHsKsy --About 200 bbls. we're sold a, s2Lc and
about 900 do. sold al $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

TliuErDAY, Nov. I3-b p
AsHKs-smsll tales Of pos we're made, At 10. AMI Of
pearls 81 6jSc
demand from the domestic trade and fer export while
prices cloeedLat NIB out yesterdays rates TIE ssos
braced about 1000 1900 bbs 81 about tho following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

rm RxPuMIcAS CES1RAL COMMITTEE met last night
Academy Hall, 10 fnish up some financial matters
pat were left over since the election. The attendance
ss thin but the republicans seem 10 think they have
ron great victory in polling 10 heavy vote in the
ortbe'n States There some talk Of endorsing the
ccpaton Of Colonel Fremont for tho year 1850, but
b early adjournment was had. At tho meeting next
lonh arrangements win be made 70 elect the Cent? al
On mities Tor the year 1857. will DO done BEFORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

hr. Vanderbilt bias, We learn, commenced . sut
against the Accessory Transit Company for the appoint,
ment Of cciver, &c, Of the property Of hat company
The Meter up 10 morrow the IAN inst, be'ore
Judge Peabody OF the Supreme Court appears strange
that Vanderbilt oppoed most stronuousy the application
Of Hamilton for receiver and now makes applca-
ton 70 the Court ior the thing himseH There
something mysterious about this business, and sup
pose tha, there not 30 much difference between the
parties tho necessity Of receiver there Is
shall be the appointed receiver. This apph,a-
ton the part OF Wander bt and hh friends for
very with their recent resolutions
the meeting OF IKE stockholders, and rcmonsrSnce pro
sented the Court again the appointment OF receiver
srd equally contradictory OF Mr.. vsnderbts statement.
few days ago, under OATH that he believed re would
be able resuscsie tbs company very soon and that
be had the vanity 10 tark that no the oaly who
could.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Great Sale Of Crystal Palace Fancy Goods,
nj LEAvTTT. DEL1sSEs cos 81 and 80 BroadSay,
this morning at l0ls o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Mr. wAIAcK This ju,tly admired artist is now ap-
roanbpg close Of series OF representations at his
wn theatre. Throughout this engagement, the fourth
beck which has nearly expired, Mr.. Waask has been
seeted With foil and fashionable houses and the pieces
lave presented with such marked attention 10 tho
citing Of every character and the appointments Of the
eeHe win the applause Of the most be Of theatre
bees To zee WalacS, surrounded BY such artists ~
estsr, Blake walcot and Mrs Hoey, indeed to
hay well acted The play tonight is the "Rent Day."
which Nr. wsacks performance is ifelike picture
Rom the beginning TO the end.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Cristadoro's HAIR Dye aud Wigs have no
equals Tor excellence Both for sae, aud the dye privately
applied, at NO. AsNr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Batcbeior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupccs.--
The best In be world Made, sold applied At No go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

TaEA'REa, Reimbursement seekers, ON referring to The
Of tho editorial page VIII ind correct list Of the
offered at the different estab TO night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

1900 Fur Collars for Gents Wear, just re-
ceyed n FORD SCOTS. 2lo Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

ready, and sale ~ mot Of .hese
fAbrios ned and beat
early call will beautiful things that viii
be OF before he fairly begun The sssck OF cloth
and vestngs In cuson room u admitted TO he
the arge. and selected variety exposed In ths
ciy. D.DhyLIN CO., Nos. 20, 259 and A1 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

HiiI's Hair Dye, Four shiiIings a B.s,
black o. brown Of No Barclay street Inim cutting Of
hair and whskefs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

To wholesale ard Country Merchants
Barnes Park spt Broadway, New iuvue
Of arge and close their immense stock Of suropesn
prizes BY bedcsep package, or 100 gross.
BARNES PARK,
New York Cincinnati and San Franchises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Wfgs.-J,00O of those Beautiful Wigs OF
EDHURSTs, n Maiden lane. Bralds. bands cnrls, &c.
beware u extravagant Broadway prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

QRADYs GALLERY.
ID $50 Broadway.
The mez7otnt and vlgnete photographs
made nowhere else in this rhey the
Of portraiture presented TO the public.
COPYING
In Par the for Photographic copies of old portraits
works Of art engravings &c It's great aiaptasDy Is no,
generally rsood America but copies by the hundred
of dagucIreoypes, portraits engravngs busts.
staues carvings embroees any other object may be
obtained at BhADYs, cheaply and with marvellous ra'
pdiy. -
II the work Of instant 10 completed readily. and
decate in quality and durable any other picture koown
presents the novelty of two pictures and
daced In shis city by Mr.. Brady
(NOGNAC EXTRACT.-A NEW AND ECONOMICAL
" material produce good brandy SURPRISING other
preparation that has been offered TO the liquor
chant Of rum gin Irish and bourbon whiskey;
apple peach cherry AMI raspberry brAndes port Madeira
and sherry vines essential oils OF lemon peppermint Ayen
metals and cAla,
&c. for sale BY DIR. J.. FEUCHTWANGER las Maiden lane.
MY oNGuENT. FOR FORCING THE WHISPERS TO
1 grow In weeks is 81 n bottle, large botIes
tanning egh, small 50 Sent 10 part Of tho
H. @. GRAHAM 500i1 Broadway; Zeiber, "A Ssuth Third
street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Holloway's Pnls are Especially Adapted
for the fdysp~paiA and bilious oaints II IL nat
VERBALLY admitted act thai hey fail TO hsss dis
orderu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Hossetter.-The Remarkable success Of n ~
comp aip., and npsrtng tone 10 the system, without
par ,n the history medicine Cod BY s grocers dr.
kists and hotels Hostelter smith, PitsbuJ~ BARNES
PARK. AgeD 4 70 we@ York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Fall ana W Inter styles or Gents Hats and
caps IN all heir variety Please call and examine Misses
cbildrens beaver bonnes boomers, velvet and cloth
caps, elegant In pattern Iich In 1ats large Assortment
offurs. KELLOGG, Manufacturer, rs canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

Great Fire I'm Ms~ray street.
xrsss se0 W. r' %srss %Sn'y ysc s
wrIpERs PATENT saGsMaspEs SAFES
Ih. tooss pspers Ac o. the above n,m were found Pc
morning a's q he - !r. one q :, 50 - !
SAMPLE cake Of the wilder paien, aling taken from
safe can BE- seen Al our store
=: World w,ss ssa free fro q, se,ar.s -.
No Ia ws,er sPse, near W Wall New York ~ '''
Yoncr -sis. q Herring longer sells As cele.
,. Widen 4 CO. Paicnee. and 'nuscturcrs
Another Triumph OF the Defiance saIs-
msnaer ssfss- New Yosk Nov :, lsSs=ar Robert v.
Ia my hous, Newps X. witch with The farotnre vas
& a sSs % ac hs iSas as, oa
Mas June 10 @ . ssng e o.s =
until shipped your address November when opened al
o s s sSsss q
re eT %n SS adj Gssf s se Ss asu %ss
Of the safes Of your manufacture Yours rcspecruy;
Safes Of all sizes plate chests for rvae families, Sc,
on aS H 1 below Made % n se'D M
factory, ses 60 g. c. and 81 Cannon ,rse Nes lo5t
So. Nicholas Hgotei.-Lsdics Residing nj or
visiting she various hotels wishing heir supply Of gaer ant
SSG1 sOG ;pRs5 os Canal sps ,s aa' a0' %
Visiting and Wedding Cards Engraved
ard Printed N superior raRnss by JA.Oe - ss
hhes' premium Of the New YORK Crystal Palace award
ed ~ him.
Wigs.-5,coo of those Besu'ifai Wigs OF
MEDHURsTs, n Maiden lane. Brads. bands curls, &c.
beware " extfava gant Broadway prices
Hiifs Hair Dye. Four shiiiings a B.x,
black o. brown, st No Barclay street inimre cutting Of
hair and whiskers.
Batcbelor's Hair Dye, villas and Toupccs.--
The best in be world. Made, and applied At No g33
Broadway.
Crsfadoro's HAIR Dye aud Wigs have
equals for excellence Both for sae aud the dye privately
applied, at NO. g Aspr House.
To Wholesale and Country Merch.nts.-
Barnes Park spt Broadway New Yors pvre the attention
OF and close buyers 70 their stock Of
and American patent seicn-s At Ard below
prizes BY bedczeps package, or 100 gross.
BARNES PARK
View York Cincinnati and ssp rrsneiscs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-14

RAID should b sesssd "
~
ALMANAC YoRx-Tm DAY.
scs hlsxs............ 40 .s...:..sys SN
EuH sxn-s....s........ A H0a .mjfn ~