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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
Kror, Kxox,-The fame Of KNOX extends

making the largest the city bs
side, Is Second Hand Panos Of which will be sold at prices
n at de ~ composition Paros and rent allowed on
purc base. III WATERS, Agent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, tounty Oerk,
v,,sS,ow L.xIyp Co BROWN 4 DE- RossETT;
JAcos LITTLE Co SHEPARD q NELSON;
T. W. CLARK, DoDGE Co.; SPIES, CHRIST N1h'
NJ r. Coss Co.; COOLIDGE touNGi, r,,
CARPENTER yERMILYE; II NJ ScHffEELM ro"L
Mv,os A Car
II, T. MORGAN Co.; EAfRcHiLp fMsHA~L;
O. 8. RoBsmsk Co; BALE, MEIick DE WITT
ATWOOD & Co.; BREWER CALpHELLi
QUICK & LHomMEDtEV; AMERICAN EXPRESS 20;
T.KETcBvn Co.; WELLS. FARGO Co.i
DRAKE BRAproRp HALL, DANA 20.
T.. g. MUkRoE Co.; RICHARDS Mchk
WsTnorr RosERr: WALDO, BARRY L. Co;
WSt,s RtyrEpvIELpk Co.; JEWELL, HARRISON Co:
g. B. CRIrTEkpEN Co.; GAGE, SLoANs pAIbki
'BARcLAy L LIVINGSTON; w. CARPENTER q 20
RIM E.ILsoS; SHELDON HoYT Co,
r, w. TIERS Co.
The undermined has invented a new style Pen-PArESr
ELASTIC BANK PEN-the first lot Of which will be finished THIS
day The Trade public respectfully invited to call
and Examine them. JoHx FOLEY, No. l65 Broadway.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
No As Dey st, New York.

- MII =, : q Z -aISUSI4Nu oIVtho, . TUG
- CRAVATS The ,niS TFrTuium Ardrd by he Amer
lean instiute their kar the crystal Palace for
SFIF-ADJUsIiRG 1T CAS- was to p. y Smith, aAnufAc-
turrr, No Is Dcy . New York.
Merchants will md grraly their advantage to call
examine smiths extensive Of 'hrse very
fashionable A'ice frte NICK Gre id eemeEts viii be
offered 10 Jobher, on Western ard Southern cties.
eere7ce ts ID yearly al u the nrst-elass Job
hing Houses Of Ee~ York C'y janI-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30

Livery Stable.

TN THE und ri ignrd having taken - n
CtS- 10y the TAB on Market street, Nash ~ s-sA
Se5O~F3~ vile, Tenn, two doors below the XII
Inn. and opposite the Mansion House. form
erly occupied y the Hsnmcr respectfully that
he Will keep hand good horses and Vehicles be let
the hiring public reasonable terms.
He Is prepared 90 take Of in the best manner ali
Horses left with hi, either boarding horses travellers
His Stable ,trd convenient business, and he wl
keep but osers and the best prove
be market afford. Terms moderate
ian 26-dtwAwIy r. :. PATTERsON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
Facts About AmbrOtypes.

A wBIEOrl = Were "Iairoduccd" in Nashville
y by A LARCoMBE.
Anbrotyres made nos else IN Nashville than Al
the Ambrotype Rooms, No ~ College 81
AmbroSpes uade mp double pate glass, hermeh
oAly sealed and thus protected against all possibility OF 10
Iury.
Ambrotype counteTfslts made single glass, not
sealed ard durahr ordinary dEguerreotype
AmbrtyPes named hy the Inveri 10 dlst guish
them from IA ogher pictares Other borrow the
aud apsy 10 erioT pict Wh oh LACKS the main
point, Of Amhrotyps.-tone ant durabn ~. isbis
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30

ME In rreeipt Of our FALL AND WINTER
w GOODS embracing large and well selected stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, together with
extensive assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
offer 10 the trade terms that cannot M 70 give sAts
action We solicit call from tose visiting market,
and shall peasurein exhibiting STOCK prices
them lAugSQ-ul ALLISON, ANDERSON 90.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
NEW TKIUMPH!!
lMP0RTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
L. IL

Thc Hope Mills,
II Fulton Street and u Beekman Street, New York,
Principal ofhce, lO8 Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos &c. 81 80 Hudson Streets Jersey City
THE PRoPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
l. KNOWN
Coffee and Spice EsIabIi>hment,
Continue to prepare the best Pharmacuetical
Powders IN use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND or iER CAKES, &C They asO prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of ca every fam
which they offer the reasonable terms. Cata
logues sent 10 dealers who request them.
r. H.&J G.. ISHAM.
N.B.-consumers advised to inquire for HorE MUS ar
tlcles aug2-Iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
pFcoRArEp BTRp CAGES

INEhAvs hand % Canary Cages Of s the nesl sIe-
w patterns thai be eht4 ned Nsw YORK. Fer
sale 81 very snAq advance a tsrn priee,.
mis- MAckgNzlE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30

INHE B MOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable for MEnusc
tories stor.s, Dwelling Houses steamhoa Railroad sta
tons &c. Thes- Mac1 warranted to give sati'fe
on. hey manuf uF'd undsr $. T. McDougais Pat
ent and are he ony that ail operA'e well in col
~eathrr. The Light produo is hal cheaper han roa
Gas and less than the rziow c, ndies Th-N
easy and nee from danger and the prices q
less than any other machines made. The Compa
ny oer 70 ale S'se and County Rights for all the States
All orders -houd h. add sed 20
s. T. McnfUGALIA Agent fnr the Company,
noY20-6m 32I Broad way, New OTk +.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30

WINES "A full assortment on hand. ~ vsry
w peror favor and qa lity, nne old ftun Gordon
and o don pareaA de "a ID opEte roFI. Ar have
lot fms Wncs put b. ties, le f1r family
tor stie WI. lesale and Retail vegs tow, by
as LYONS Co, Cedar 81
f,ssAuPAGNE WlNE.-50 bts efs pin,s aRa
- qiarts q vsrOus well known rands. for s4ls b.
aI5 IL ONs a o.. d. 10 Ceaa- st
IL Oa.IsA a SsGN. several pipes Of sup-si Tor qaai
i,, brAns Double sNan Loeoa.Otiye and Pine apple
for sale Al the lowest cash prices.
ass Is LYONS a CO. 10 Cedar e..
we keep constantly on hard Is pps o. Liquors
and Wines g AZ decpt ona 10 shch respectfully iavite
the attentlou OF ala 49,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
DISSOLUrION.

TINE partnership betWeen the uniersigned In the
aqd style OF J. VI seabu,y a -, dissolved by
tual the 8st ut Either Of us will attend the
settling up OF the business q the late arm.
J. NJ. sFABURY,
a, s. Pc ACH.
JGn2-tf - skABURF.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
John RAMAG

az College street, Nashville,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROG ANS,
THOLEssALE AND RETAIL
HAVE hand, Large Rnd tisLerai Assortment OF
L the best manufacture for Cits Nnd Country Trade
MeFchAnts Planters Wil nDd Il 20 their zSv2Rt&ge &c
axsmine my stack before puEeh4sag
deel JOHN RAMAaP
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
coRHEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

NlNOlNNAl1s OI1lO. f-r
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
2no pkgs cov'd Buckets; l25 dog B md Boxes;
$50 dozen Fail Boxes; Z0l HAmes;
200 sts Tubs, psiu ed; 2Oo nc Wash Boards;
N5 dos Vanished and TAree 800 Pow Hsndles
Hoop Buckets: ss ~ nests White Pine Tubs;
2 900 ssed Broom Handes 2oOOO sne Fishing Poles;
rs doz white Cedar Bucket 800 ss,,ed LIQUOR Kegs;
200 dog Tar G us: % doz r Cedar Cans;
300 pkgs Half Bush Measured 70 Nest Boxes varnishd
u doz Pine ,hurns assorted 2a0 Painted Tubs an
Iaa BB Cellar Kselers;
100 nests 1his G. dar Tubs; 125 dos Wen Buckets. assd
has Eft WARE.
200 Wiov Wagons common II nests German Market do
I50 extra; 80 " Clothes DO; St.t
800 Carts, common; 100 doz Feed Bs kets, in store
$40 ex. Ial tops and to arrive;
rs Umpire Cabs; 2U0 dozen assorted Market
. q Willow Cradles; Baskets
200 extra . g6 ioz children's Rattan and
rick S1a ss,Eets; dos as ted ON e Chairs
Rattan ard Willow very nice and coolf IT SUNNI
Also CIo Hampers; imported fancy Basket; Work. Frut
and Flower stands. Also-wlow Wcrk made to order.
.yH.e iE af. FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather Dusters; 1OO bales Alcan, Mats;
$50 ased shoe Brushes; 81 Iute Hark and skeleton
Is Rocking Horses IS dOr Toy Air Pts OILS.
COROAGE, TwINES, &e.
1NOcoi " and u inch Manila Rope 60 fset;
10coi's * Sinch do do 600 do;
$50 eal y, 10 inch do do, assorted;
25 reels a Cord aud PlOw Line Manila;
25l doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doZ Hemp Bed Cords; 10' bales Carpet Chain;
,OOd bs Broom 7 vine Hemp; 4 500 los Wool Irvine,
l 500 lbs Fax {" " SOU Seine TWiDe;
IS bales Batting; 15nreeis Hemp Picking;
25 g Nickna; IS coils Tarred Rope;
$50 " Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
80" bundles (Frund) angerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 " Mcsre. ors do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
l50 reams Tea Paper; 75 resms Shoe Paper;
IT'S I" Ham =" 10 Z" Batting 10;
1000 lbs Roofing do dry; OOO Roofing do satuted
CANDLES, dc.
star Candles Lard Oil, Opal CaLdes, steSrne Candies,
Starch, German soap, Ac
WIRE WORK
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
Al Bench Screws in half dozen packages, In lots.
Wood saws BcRs Curry combs Cards Brushes Tacks,
Rvets, sc.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock for Druggists and Lqaor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Cerdar do i6 is, 20, 20 do ainted d, 90 u. "A do
Brass Hoop do - Z" do Barrel do 16 is, %, p do
Oiled Root, Black Tep and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top, Plank Top;
For sale BY s. N BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts Cincinnati, o
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-30
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.

DEALFRs h Pitiss0fFh Coal tns ools saa Whits Pine
~ Lumbfr q bFa4a AMI FFons elFsets % tie
ievss. sshste, feaa shsrs aksy inisna tsas inF ee
st.ai saipy = he sheFs zst1ss si rseanss pa e.
fs1irs Aua ssTse usasners q ce4 and coGe suFpaed
~ anfTsss en ssrtsEa lasr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-22

5ta6hts 0gn 2Sm. Z. Wtm % . II ESQ.,, Gteea ttlmer Uen Rim.
mgS ~StrugnIee rDeInattl0tr SaIbe.
BaitmOre, 30 sra 1853
pm. Si'n. 9ance. - seres4t mir gam srDstea gs,anb
en-, mttn - 8alR ban 5teIen euotren an Saaaen ser ySetanb.
es Or, G9a!mtt ansasttbea. S6rn laaees
'etE ltsI@ Gn NsEp:ai@p6at Wtatttefets uub 8srrliiuna per
Gnttn NdtIF. SO n1hm nit itoern 3aee meor cb. W,dn.
cap e'tlsr 3ett U6r t@ tnu1sr tF0ar 8 unb mutolcs u. boGts.
1B 10 i9ntA 9os prem rnrci, Uls Deaen t@ . rim toru. Nttttei
Ielea tea Erd' fattt uapm. Ole nISten eut ntotS. NCr I'm.
ltderS Be@fH fttt5an 5tt rttr, Or. @gaInsr's QSeIunS tt;s.
GtattatSs1 gsbtauata. So fOtSte fbrsn @Gt0e, pa.e itSD@
'en. OfHtsd ots Fg ain mem &rHaaasn, ais tn ianb, nab Cd
nfn sPpettt t4Sn aaEo bar sWetten DDft pgr m ebrte, une tn
apaen t@ Taunn ttne 5iai@e 9en jTntR, pebcutenO aarter u b
ir.af't9tr SsrOrotn NOR. so fuals NTH nun rpnfe oerA. Htat
sfs rF 6"teu appettt un6 nepre eben Eag 3u uaO bin reF
sruuJ, um tteeap stne ArSelt ~ usrrt@tu. Dte Emitnr Dr.
49@lneTs rat fptrtliG 2euaber Ct MIR GENT it, mttnt 5aals
ar c TT fsti@ Ino liar, Id tin ME neu 9ebpfsa. SD enpfepts
9cSpaIe GAe9 3atb snetn 6ttits &ktttet t pD@hen 5race.
I'd. "a IN N ., gr. 1873 y5auetts Rtase.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-22
~ O66 arSnfiHfhn1fhA I6eiImtrkaI kn aOaII aNn
DIR. CHAIN ER's

ag~ Das Gusststt5nttft 5eIImttteI Set gDeIt ga
9tete Gtatt1r tt steI anssattmer us UfrFiam E ais isfx
tnoert preparation fe tetlt ter Wattsrgen Dhnt NJ I'd wSGtss
sgore0sn Obtr d6fasreu. Def 9Srsuo rtenr sseStstn If, 6ass
Da2FenD ne ote RFantb It ne BEN Rfrpsr t~efbt, Rs aud ntues
) { LIMBS l1t aft Cine &tssnf DAFT. wtlds ietns
inesre Utset3n 6efst. IS tn bes beft RcntaanaSmtttsl sEa
ffuoltng une SSmmsr. Die GtGftRr Ia burd etaeu @tb eas
:aatrfs eaB fs 9eceE &VtCssi, rod aabtre tG6bIt ne SubHen.
's9 entaa'f; D . @stnsp tO6GrG btfs 4teeisin 10 rtt, tE,
~ ~ e9t@ pernoatrea mt Vat ;ralssn Scr Rafar De fG SD.
lVs" y 0sr0OrbtnsR Softe Gus esn Site tlstbt wdbrsnk
oaf@ os Startan Der MAsraf1urs bts Dtrpouung bss5r.
~. ~ M Sn er 6pat tn fetn. aiusgsl, fttnt Nper Ober 5terpe ~
'@A 3eThi19eni welGe at1t bAr9 ttsje Etnltsr GefGrlt wlrok.
YFetS' $i.VO set 5sGlas e9sr 8 5Iai&ea fur $40
Sttp. 9 same, Rr. I0S 8altimcrs OF
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-22
3eu9aIHe gu eanasa Der siaftur bss Or. qbalnss.

a0tst6er y Il. - oa fLrIs mth sstpatet t, Sgnenglo drfdt
u StsfE i'm 0fnf pgblI9attgen @Etpi8e, nsI9eH btr csesro, d
Ronate fpoa NIT s. 'pfnst, S@wsn0el, f&Sohsm asfHt mo
HtfOeni6nd@s sePil9t. y!etos @erSauuns mar s6pa tn ser.
fUrt. 5b ssbraa@Gs rs7rr r. se Dl3inen, aber NIT menta fbcr
gar tttntm &rfSlgs, BITE tQ Gr G6a!mers Gtnftrr na6ri. SD
ldn 1aa TtfSer poahg ~0erSeRsd', ebsIft& i@Ou I'm 55ftn SalGe.
pee@tf ateta 3tusn'B tar Ne Spa euen 10 srSi an 9tuRtn Isiu,
I@ bic Ita tar fur n,tD . +. @kSat sails.
sr. 70 Sat.@ ~parlesnr,, 8a!timrfs
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2n p~erfanfen:
OaM{cr sSycrfamf

Gi4e Gpnfef9iO1ars 1T mpb1fett gu psrfaufen nit idmnttlide
3u9-pst. ID Oer 9auptltrabe Der Stnft. l0p? iaet bic 0fFc
teies 0ldttes, 29ap-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-05-22
BE GGt frau3OiiiGer Gbinb,

en- 8ltf6e 80ttune, Yeriules, Gbambra unit
Man6efer, 0in9bams
prattppaen SWtB unp &ambrie, WtusIlme. 8eipnbers Genfe Id
ole Iufmertianfet Der Q1nen auf metnen &hinB uno 8attul
(&oItcpl, Yel6e Die netteten unp lGDnlten linp, pte lie in Salti.
mpre phertrt murpen.
@ttfcreien, franSbfi9e gtabeGarbet, ais 8ragen, unterdr.
mel, Gin. nmp gelas &c. in srpBer Nuspabl gu 371a, 30 bis z
9t9' Aaes in peln nGbeap-Stpre" pn
Gbas. g. Cutter,
7ap6mt SIR. 80 NftsSaltimpre.Str.
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HANCE's

oafapartlla, . flan3en- pber HIutYfl.
en- 3Nr Neint9un6 be5 8luteS. Der @jate, bes Ma.
Jeast Ne9IIirnn9 be8 Gtub!9angS unp 6eiiana
Don DpspepIo, GdDinoel &c.
%gtriOnta, ptl@s NIT Rrpfmeh, &&wiabtI, @umren ia .
3tatanpraEs mad bena SOpte verrtiel wtrtes, beEefist frh
e-ttn oiets Ytnen 8ebr0n1en, ha bifisIteu ans htss- asbt
9nsIleaS belettiasn.
611asn ane ltaDaen fno 9dnee's qtFtn defenders an en-
.3tfpleH, ba Re Gas FGerhe bttintttsl fur Rps{peh, WtrSsn,
pwd&2, OGDEN unt blIthe @eF@tstdrbe Rb una be1a gatieu
1n Elm Se(pnoes, bIubtnbsS AusfspSn DsrfGafs6.
Dte5' ptdsn fnb fsrner oaS 9~titabehs unb DsEr ASfabrrtG!s,
ln6 t0anen oIrm G%ersrogera ones EtSflsinsrn tfr r0ieu res
ptrfRaeg Iehes Aitsrs DcEemneu wtreen.
Bum 1tSf0uf6st
Sstb. 9 5once, l0S Foltv..Sn
Baltimore. NltA
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MnGfalif1c 2(m3ei9ett.
z9s 9Si0np SIurfes 4!

3 n Yer lnterSetdnete mn6t bterrnitbaS rerebr-
stokriT.n..n. - lt9e oenti9e @utlttum aNf ien gianp.5rrte-
@Iaplluentent tn Canton &penue (6leetltraee Sir. 211, 2 8 buren
99n ! rpeemaul aufmerfiom. Gr bemertt nomentlt6,
6 RB er{ @S0a tn ;a%eutidlanb fein @si4aft z Sabre nit them bee
autS Q5gatpmmenfe gu befrteHiesn. = Gtne @usmabl
g fg9 sam9 nag Dem .nsueiten @ef&mafe peri rttstr 9tanrs
I'D In Nue f6eta oenpmmen merbeg. Sir site nm s Do w.
2att5 et mtre eenngenbe @arantte 9eieifet uub bic Raufer
peF ~er0e" NH Den @retiea SPltOmmen %3ufrteben seteQt.
I2ma- NionHr. @crts. q, 1rifort
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Nerfanfs.~9 (niet4e1t.
E0rmtpm an H~,erf0ufen.

o s*AtFNNt
90 &der, b Mteile1 Urn Baltimore 500 per Mder 106 Nder,
~ WletIe ppa Mtount dir. Deppt, SIC per Nde- 1 a Nder
9Rtl5 9ano gu SIS per @te. 3w Oosr : @erfCnen fbnnteH
oeie wpbltts Hdrm 3ufamnen faufen. Mud Carmen fir 0Grts
ner In Der Ndte ser Start. o&6ne 9anefse ippte bas 81.
pdGbe, untrr tenn 0amea Collegiate 9nfttute", 70 Of-sat t.
mere Str befannt. 0adIe witrbs I'D III etnen, ~SGserbier.
calvin p0er 8o1rbtns aus pprtrfttd 6 8ntu.
rs 6err Spbn gSalter iii metner Sffce iprt6t beutfa.
8mn- Somes Ncpp a. k1pefte Str. nahe lfprfh
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@balmer'S @eIunbbeits@G uftur
CUR Netnt9un9 oe8 GlntS ulo our 6eilung 1tels

pCIer Grantbeiten.
prets bet GlafGs $I.OO bret 8lat&tu fur 50. so Sber ieds
TlGi0sn fur 81. 90.
NSenn b1A Blut unTe.n TIT nnb ete Circulation teTelben az.
bemmt Dtro 70 btUirst bts,e ainttur siutn snerstie ca Nh
tpGIt8sn umlant: Sie pSt9t Gu6 NIT sreser S6n,ut9rsit tr.
5enp etae 8ranfeett Der @ere aawert8eaee rssurta6t ! ppttis
'srl.'pt Kaatt, 5drt.t rte MRstln, n6rft BIZ Nt tsu, su.d,
ps gauge @ntr9te, %strbanur Scpirntutp Gnb elert bean
i9UG9ltGta RrtpsF eta rOsuftes Ausieten, bsrutts be ;s-s
tprEe @tabtsb1nSsfraft unD neat line ~SttIuitlts &oY GultiOa
prs0er Der. 0sslt ltaf ur Tam BON gerlSnea lspsn aitttSum
len. = Die s6Uerfaatsteit. psl9t fpdtes Iur0sen un6 opsa
Es sts, I Sars , tsssri 70 s.tss. iSssa sstsD." aae Rams
en- Nn oa6 publifnm
Gs sIs5t In Der Dslf &ssneimttte I, wsI6s ale nSsItGsa
K~taaiSe'tea cur, en-. s5:aa Der Oes Wsnf3 T.tasm Snat.ti
Gtsitaar as Dstlmitt fdr isns aroatSstt.
Det.uissn, Del@e es ntGt Sc ,rG dDsu, taben Ut lrfaGs, 81
irtt bs feruenipien bsfrett ube badpt be- 96.Per Dvn aGe4
Reantss!rSfpfea.-S 0aea 5GIen 4 nte H@stre uuO Ceds
,antae t.atsettin lpsl4s istat D at, np& lratab ~bslpnbtrs
Stas uanesrbare Rar, wsI&e In uufertr eiesnsn Gatt bar&
Or. SpaImsrIs Seiaaopetts.atattar ssma&I wUrssn.
@,s6rtsr Ssrr. = Gs esrl@t at sam 8srsniae%. Jbaea tie
sraaaali9en Wrtu 'sen, VI Gb1tmets @sfua6psit6 9tnt,ur.
ee!he ne an nlstnc SlGr . rtrtt bat, mtttDtlsn III tSnaen.
8Or le3s Wtonaten lit me Ne g. az an llnptt6auliGfstt nat
so Ftnrs: Sbre d fttstarbs ar bette fd unp ttr gsnGt uns
pals Ssbsfts ftp NIT stdein, gsl4e SlOst e&msrSsn rsrus.
latsn. bic I'D az, 8rut I'm, 9 Dulttrn E. aredteu. Sd fau;ts
o.. 4sa!mse's Itaf tar nas ape mstne 5ksa Ds srfs 8Iald:
} 5!al4sa 81 ~ esnUHtuHta 2 ,tts, mar fs ~psufanSts %s'rstHsat
NC 3.Albert b5 @. pacatr.
WerpGle Granfbeiten.
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3M retntsuns ub farfs Ssf8wiDtt NerDen. Gs tn slet6sai
t8, Ub bic GOATS tuitCn our& RrantGen Optr bGr@ uaressImd
itgea 3eosnswaneef eefAwaAt t., Gle gDiftlnaen Der 9tafu
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LtnttGs ss5eut, e5eGfs ale RsGsfbeite , rsIde bnrG spdiss
~a4tbletten srjeustuSrben 4 D. SGlatI.f sSit fdpGMe Gs-
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EtIr turtrf.
Der appf!tt plfb 6ur3 fe osSdrtt unO tas QeBtr ~sssIinens
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uUT peT1 dIten EInBe
9(p8. /, 3, 5 unD Z 9tprtb GHtatp StraEe.

uteter fr6Tret. ~"
0aHteno fur bic aus e6rettete 9Suueridaft, pefbc Der tribe.
en- Strna mabrenO Der legten IS Sabre il 3beil purpe. ma9t
Der tnter3et6nete Dem 9ubtttum Die ~trgebeuIte au,etac oas er
ut oem 2Rpe oes e'nen & bettb Ibers, &rn. beurp tSdpte, burm
)tfen 400 pe @pmp1gnte geDft WoroRn mar, ptu aduaen tshelts
anoen Uorratb Der nod UnUpaencetgn Qtaurs 6Sl, unb onbe.
tnt prnpar,rten Matertai fduEtds an fb gebradt Rat. Gr ptro
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1dtt8lptdI fortD,tretben uo es fh CUR Nufeabe macon bas
stano i'm nr mebr IN ietner 8plenbung 3u p~erbsTern.
AuBer ietlen alteu 2Dadrenbaulern unb Der 6abrt III @utafp-
2tr.' naDe baltimore. Dat er etne neue grpBe Sabrt In S0utbz
cutdp Str, nit Der 6rpnte mad Q4enffr. erri6tet, II pelDer er
the grpBe Nn3nbl Der beteu Mrtetter be bdftigt.e
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etttNg lur Welhe fr BET Der AuSfeuuu9 i'm Mdrp arb : Snltt>
ut - Dte belten jaitrumentenmader aus SDitpn Stem. gert
mo Baltimore Ia 9tanp9 ~aus8efeat fatteu, bic u d I c y t a.
L lie erbett.
Der 4usiprn& btS Snfttuts wurbe furs na8ter bur6 Bic
}nputrtt q usteQun9 BON Jtt6npup, ga %betdtiet, wp tNm
benfGus bes erfte 9 r amt IN m ertDetlt purbe.
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de Nuttra9e, NIT wel4ln er beebrt lptrb aufs pr0mptefe aus
%utubren.
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9auerpaTtt8tett Die Netnbett 0es &pnes bepabren un0 iebem
EltmG wto4rreten.
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NIB 1pn ie6er 6pls. uns Bauart perbeu aeltefcrt.
Die grHBte SprgfdIt MIRO a bic Nrbett unb duf bic Mus.
oabl eer WtatertIlten perpenbet unb e. fam bober fnr ieOes aus
lnem Gtabituenene berporaebenoe Safruneut BE (arontte
t%bernebnen, Oas e5 ale&tsenfAaften ttnes e4ten 4 lamps beifse.
Mue SnfrNnlente Jus metuer 6a6rit pereen fir > Sabre ppn
}tn Gag peS 0erfnufes an Baranttrt.
8etpnoere Mufmert1dmtett mtrp duf bic NuSm0bl p3n Sine
trumenten, nel6e tn etn,r erpBen @ntfernung DerieEbet per.
zen, perpeneet uo Elm Vprre1t oe5 umtauihes tnnerbdtb feds
fpndten pom Sertdutstdee an, miro 9eltattet, ipIte elm Sn.
trIment ntbt %Spafinctg befrtepteen.
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4te tie r6 Gnpetpdrts UNI leten.
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zen belten Observation-Disclosures gu S45 bis 500.
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meussnl9UdSs iii Der tSsortfofen EOru.

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oGt stnsGs 8a ON HOn Or. 81 ers i etaMDt etls.& tas.
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nan, ~ Jap TO bstM Dur@ efea Der An5tt3e psp III. &EalmerS
rorten, ua ~St'taalt ia EeIDen. DG tD ftpD@ grDecs 8 f.
RI en- 81 Sbrtua Sttfbid tnbe uab FL 0iefsIte ~empfeblea, 70
stnttgr teit QD0Gea uab biz g0trtane bsrieI&sa bar MILO Rns
nstns 6ontItetn &rtarnen gelSt. Sd t4R@ fuuF marrste,
MT 50 sfn crunamtnH, I'm oGufr terum, 6kSt isst tit Mass Usss
tnft'E. sKsln Frat tn fen uuo metn @IeAttSS Ihouo bitter.
paden of mtr Elm 1usfnO 8lafb en- tHf @pc fenoen Gc mis-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Litchfeid-NoW and Then,

A few months ago. under this head, we took
occasion to remind our citizens Of the present
condition of Litchfield in comparison with its
relative position in times past We undertook
to show that by the establishment of school CHI
terprisos of some sort, if ever, our village was
to regain her stauding-and that to them VIC
must look for an infusion Of new life into our
halsleserted streets. Perhaps our suggestions
were not the cause, but We are glad to state
that the object aimed at is in fair way Of be-
ing partially realized. To-day opens the VOL
corr INSTITUTE. school for tho instruction Of
boys in oil the higher branches Of o sound aud
thorough education, placed on firm footing
through the eXertious Of Rev Mr. Wiley, as
sisted by the libcralty Of some Of our citi-
gems and few former residents. 1t is under
the management Of an experienced principal,
ono eniinenty qualified to impart instruction
and train the youthful mind We have long
felt the want of such au establishment, and our
town has for some years furnished a good num-
Der ofpuplls to support the schools OF neigh5or-
ing yillages-and now that we have an institu-
ton where the training is complete and practi-
cal aud where oil the branches of thorough
education can be obtained, We hope to see
warm and generous support extended by the
public. The place Of the late Coy. Wolcott,
in South street, has been purchased, and
suitable building will be erected this summer !;
until that is completed the school win he held
in the house row standing on the premises.
We also learn that there is strong proba-
b;lity of the speedy establishment in this village
of seminary for young ladies, to be conducted
by ateacher of high reputation, and who is
warmly commended to the attention and sympa-
thies Of the friends Of education. We earnest
ly hope the project may be successfully carried
out. So 1