davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
WI be Pablished Msr,hl:
nrTN ANS MON 7 II L Y
II Il M.sazrp
MARCH.

nVTN Ms NJ L ii l.
An Orisins American Magazine
CONTENTS o. 80. XxXIyr X1xSolryr,xr
LIFE AND CHARACTER OF ST. AUSSsT1Ss Rslas-Ip rhr..
P.ns Part ILL.,
MAcArLhY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND. orn,vs ov
ABu HAMoOD'S MULE, AND THE cEDARs or
AND NY CHIMNEY.
ciRtE-A Story ~ OfP.ri. in the Eighteenth centur,
f#f f$lSS sEsgiEE4s!s i &RE SGgsHaE sHsT1
fHItISS1tFFM TAf ISSSA1httKoFF M.RsEILLAIsr.
Our sEA-coAsr DEFENSE, FoRrrIcATIoN sYs-
EDITORIAL NOTES.
ANEEIcAs LIrERaruSE AND RrrRNrs
PuFSAMs SslS S0SrHtY 81 & nav be obtained of Bookseller
News AGENTS or OF the Publishers.
numbs hd.s Ssm"s Rss Three Daar. viii receive
2S free fT MTSLY MONTHLY n aSf S SCHOOL,
Magazines, Five Dollars and Fifty Cents
THE SCHOO Low.
An illustrated MaIurine for Boys and Girls
CONTENTS OF 80. Ill.
GOLD AND STLvER-A Fairy Tale in Five P'F''-P'r' l.
sR6Sy OF $cHooL By William R. I. E.ri p,u,n w,,,v,
( MICRO MoNARcH;, gyJ.B.
bro BR6rHERs AND SISTERS Or THE srN
BETTER 70 70 REJOICE RIO % THAN TO GRIEvE IN MIsFoR-
THE sTSR{ q TIE GEEAT r. At, TAE
NEW BOOKS By Mary E Bradley
The Twins. Gold and silver-rhe Eli Eins-The chas%an
in NewYork-The EmsIs1sxA Negro MO1sreh tsu'i3 l.
sian Bvousc in Waaehan Town-Psern for PinCushion-
THE ssCHo0LFELLow may be obtained of Bookseller
News Agents. or of the Publishers
TERMs-one Dollar year payable in adv'nce) or Ten
Gents number.
HOU SEHOLD WORDS.
LAST S"SIS NUMBER OF VOL. MI
TERMs-Three Dollar, year or Twenty syc Cents mum
ber Subscriber. remtns Three DOs promptly in ADVANCE
to the Publishers will receive the WORK for one year postpaid
10 any f''' u '-' DIX EDWARDS, No. s2i Broadway.
DULWER bimself has not written work so
ID powerful sS is
BEAUMA NOIR:
Or THE CAREER OF A RISING MAN.
Novel just published in handsome style, go pages Price
80 cents
ERANK LESLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWS
i PAPRR for SATURDAY next will contain splendid
EnsF''ns e. is' sfEAa E1Pqia q FRfGATE ne NIAGARA
D,dTs:,ng matter, and all
tbe news of the week. Price 10 cents - per year
For sale at all news depots
VVHO is NJ. WIENER
w BULwER or DISRAELIl
BEAU AUMANoIR; Or THE CAREER OF RISING Man
BGwer or D'lsraeil
7 ITTELLs LIVING AGE-Every SATUR-
IL DAY-S6 year. - - - -,
PANORAMA Of LIFE AND Monthly
as "A wear LITrELL, SOMA Co, Boston,
And No. 3iJ Broadway, Newfork.
nISSOLUTION of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Copartnershp heretofore existing under the name and
firm Of ROSS JONES TOUSEY Is this day dissolved by
the withdrawal of James Jones The unsettled affairs OF the
AZ No 11S Nas.au.st GEORGE ROSS,
~ JAMES JONES,
New.York Feb %, 1856. 5. ToUsEf.
COMPREHENSIVE EOTICE-GEORGE ROSS aud SIN
CLAIR TOUSEY have this day formed Copsrnerhip under
the name of ROSS TOUSEY and will continue the
GEORGE ROSS,
s. TOUSEY
At the old stand Of Ross Jones Tousey Oa Nassaust
New York Feb. IS, 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
OUR S AV L K .
~ NEW WORK BY T. L. OLMSTED,
Author Of Walks and Talks American Farmer In England
entitled
JOU RNEY
sEABOARD SLAVE STATES.
vol l2rno cloth rs Up. Wood Cuts. Price Sl 25.
Mas II b STOVES OPINION

II. Is,
From a Letter in The Independent Of Feb %.
THE complete and thorough work Of this kind how.
ever Is one entitled Our Sesboard Slave States BY MI Fred
eric Olmted already Known 10 the public BY his Walks and
Talks in England MI Olnsteds book the most thorough
eXpoe of the economical Of this subject which has
apear,d practical farmer having visited and
viewed the farming the OLD World he out tour TO
ex1loe the farming the New His style is simple, natural
and rrshc and he far from being carried away by his
feelings that one sometimes wonders al the csmne with
which he will relate the astounding facts He never he
tate TO admit merit give praise when Is due lie has
sought for Stimulating and highly coored accounts oI ~
anpy and cruelty restricted himself TO the quiet tone OF
one making agricultural and economical survey DE
shows as sordd daily life Of Slavery In states where COM
fort the and not the rule lie shows
n, the bare comfortes f7mhouses the mesner ogeabins
and sordd unworthy the OF cabns where
Thousands poor whites drag degraded comortsss aim
less borne down by the weight Of that system which
enches and then planter The book IS very thorough
and accurate and written In style lively and
with so much dramatic incident 20 hold tbs stenton Ike
uork OF fiction friend Of oursa gentleman OF high literary
cuurecofeed having been beguied to sitting more than
he first half of the read IT, Every Northern voter
ard Northern farmer ought to read this book
and what this 10 TO be spread over all our
free Territories They will appreciate then they never did
before worth the struggle In Kansas Certainly one
must reading it that Slavery be the means OF
recamng the negro from heatheni.m II certainly makes
"e" e " DIX EDWARDS,
No 52l Broadway, New'fork
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Kem Publications.

Nem Publications.
The Oldest and best IL the world"-over $50 sab
scriber. received in the month ofFebrusry.
MERRY MUSEUM and PARLEY's MAGA-
WI ZINE
SIXTEENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION
New serie,-New Paper.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
Edited by Robert Merry assisted by Hiram Hshe and vs
Gus Coutributors
THE MOTHERS MAGAZINE
FoR MOTHERS AND DAcSHIEks
&STHh{&s IS, &tSxziSE ASP FAMILY NOM
Frs AND DAUGHTERS are mersed into one, eonbin'
ina the Talent Pety ard ESIerenee of both Magazine
Term: q eseh Of the above e. year IN sdysnce
bsebers to either Magazine Specimen free Coed
eheour'sement siyen to experienced Agents.
No. lle Nsssau-st. New-Yors
WELCOME AS SPRING, JOYFUL AS SUM
w MER-There lie publication so eagerly sought aiterss
THE NEW-YORK LEDGER,
each .ucceedng interesting than ts predeces
sor It abounds In GOOD STORIES, choice Editorials.
SPLENDID ENGRAvINGs, original Poetry, LATEST
FASHION PLATES and everything to interest everybody
Sold by all newsmen at -Four Cents
ROSS T0USEY, Agents,
No. Ic3 Nassau New York and No 25 Clsrsst Chicago
w INDs sOR C A s T L f
w From which has been DramstiEed
HERNE THE HUNTER,
will be published THIS MORNING in one volume Paper
with eight illustrations.
GET IT AND READ 1T.
Price 80 Cents.
II. LONG BROTHER,
And all pooksllers No l2l Nassau-st.
A BOOK for the CAMPAIGN
IA Ia Press,
And in process Of speedy publication,
THE LIVES AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
MILIA FL IL l. VI q X f.
OF NEvYoRK, and
ANDRE JACK SON DO n n
TESSEssEE.
Book sellers ond Agents send in your orders
DE WITT 4 DAVENPORT,
Nos le0 and 1862 Nsssau-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
JAMES P. PAGAN, Superintendent

MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-YoRK, Feb. IS, 1856
Nscc is hereby given that the following provisions Of
Ordinance passed by the Common Council relative to Pawn
vokeTs will be gid enforced and that hereafter all COM
Ipts made for the violation the will be immediately
q. 1t 70 the Corporation Attorney for prosecution;
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
and All persons exercising or es5Iyins on the
h And aud seal ceuse for the and enter into recog
C Uonsty in he hundred dollars conditioned for
b ,e observance all such ordinances Of the Common Coun
q NAY ;, 0se Of :PsfSIs PpsS eeh.e " any
h.gu Essry Pawnbroker shall keep book in which shall
81 wri,ten At Of each loan accurate account
ription OF the goods article thing pswned the amount
81 oaod the time Of Pes,s the same the rate
" @ 10 o. paid such loan and the and residence
Of the pe E@snng or piedsns the said goods '' OF
'Ahg ;yer Pswnbroke shall the time Of each loan de-
Ser the TsSd a" on n's aetS S sSS S h or her Containing
The substane Oi she entry reqoed 10 Ge nads IA H N 81 r
,sesy.S hy1 "A Pawboker for any such entry nen0S"d0
noe r xa book shall at all reasonable Ines be cpened
,eco ,af The Mayor Recorder Aide ernen
and special u o p SsS % az sy eerOa wins shall be
S bo;zedh n ,agTiing for that p1rlose by Any OF she o.
s S S So Il " exhibit such written authority to such
rSSoShfTI Every P, boksr who .ha violate nee ?.
9;s sss e sS So@TS G ..,S Saoa tbs & shall sach
',e fO,isii So SSS S 5 a ask 5esnd q any
p,s,r OF nteIe nI be l o 'T y Sg y SoIs ~
4,r seven per cent Yr AAn ufn suy ,.h eAoeeaiug -
On dos =, 9nder the penaV OF one hundred
ss ~ ~ psvnbroker s sell sry pawn or pledge untA
as , IN SAyc refans5 oRe year IN his " ler possession
A. ~ .hali be Tuollc auction and tot otLerwise
.ha be mad eonduet%' y s1fa S & ,v = New
lNk III l.. ,,tt..Lo5 f,- -
h.., -. = yious thereto ia one or more oi ne 0alS
IsvJspe printed IN the City ot Nss oTS snl 'isN - tts
"a srt,,fv Ire ,ne nd place az whc1 fneh sac y y az
kse. s. -. ~ ~. auctoneeT BY whom ne ssme ov
te5c5 and descn Of the goods or articles 'o os 80
Sfc t Tbe s-nus m, II sglsing from any sacn 60
t Gssossn DE- aou. Of the lOsu TIE interest then aug
Hs Te a. ,h r~se~ Of the Advertisement aud sale hN
h t,S o,s ~, B.u,Ara kor to ths person who woHl1 Dc
saded 70 re the tlsss in 10 such sfe had tANeh
fte
sac r. No Ps.vnbrol er s make any osE cn the seaiSt
Stsd y4It or parts Of aIs article of tlhs ana
VIE o. thing ss bSve bes9 OeTea eHlie o' '"'t0'1 "
= " her ty way Of pawn or h.edfe' 49,. -. - ..y.-
SIC Is No Pawnbroker shall sgier any pre'ens "leNes
su,se OF buy any seeoad hand bU1ltuIe me,as, " 0V.
%ser article hins whatever offered 70 him VI H'i q"
Fsh q pledge.
nc Every PswnbToker who sbsi violate, OF neglect Or
s comply with ANY either OF The provision. o. zoe
hntb tenth, eleventh. twelfth. oi fbAeeh,b se.tou u
,es for every sucb oasuse or et snd pay the SUD
"~s AsntTtd dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
1mneements.

- l. V f y T II PIANO-FORTE SOREE.
~ L. NJ. GOTTSCHALK,
Assisted by Mr. RICHARD HOFFMAN and Mr.. APTOM-
MAS, (flarrist) at
DODWORTH's ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
tAdjoining Grace Church) on THURSDAY ENENING, Feb
-, 1885.
PROGRAMME.
!. JERUSALEM: Grind Triumphsl Fantase for
two Pianos, hmposed by by............... .Gott'ehslk
and performed by Mr. Richard Hoffman and
the Author
2 SOLO the HARP: Italian Melodies AptomInss
g. ((A) LA DAESE oSSIANIQUE. Gottschalk
Ilb( bALLADf tottschsik
t(C) La GAZELLE, Andante Elegant. r. Hoffman
Performed by l.. VI. GOTTSCHALK.
4. SOLO the HARP Lee ..Aptornmas
s. FANTASIA La File du Regiment Gottsehalk
6. SECOND POLKA DE CONCERT. Wallace
Performed by L. " GOTTSCHALK
z. SOLO the HARP: Welsh Melodies. Aptonmhs
8. FRAGMENT Of the Fantasia on Lucia di Lam, .,
TICKETS 81 Ladies' Tickets Fifty Cents For sale at the
Music Stores and At the door.
open o'clock Concert TO commence at O'Clock
The Piano Fores used this occasion from the Ware
rooms Of Chckehng Broadway opposite the St Nicholas
Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

Y. T. Pe.sese Stamps 70 and 10 cents. sale at;
THIS OFFICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

ssThe Modern Eve.v-The Rev. c. II. A. BULKLEY
will deliver with this title in the Congregational Church
IN 2Oths between 9Th and 7th avs THURSDAY EVEN
ING. the 18th inst. u O'CLOCK Admission 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

An APPROVE CATEC ii lSM -
"A QUEsTOS. Which the best paper for family reading
ANSWER. THE NEW-YORk LEDGER.
q In what does IL excel
A. In the variety and interest Of its Contents.
O Does il contain any Original Stories
A Yes and better tbsn any oh er paper
O. Does II furnish any Useful Information
A. Yes. No Weekly Paper gives 80 much
. Has Il any popular Contributor 40 .,,o.,>,ey
A Hosts Of hem FANNY FERN and Miss SiGOURNEY
furnish articles weekly.
q. Does il contain any Engraving
A. Every week and or ginsl ones appear
Q Does IL give the Fashions
A. Yes later and from better authority than Others
q. Is IL high priced paper 81,
only FOUR CENTS. OF 81 year.
q. Where il be found
A. OF all News Nenders everywhere.
TIE NFW-YORK LEDGER Is supplied 10 dealers aud
others by the Agents, ROSS TOUSEf,
No Io5 Nsssau-st " Y. and No IS ClAIk't Chieaso
Late Ross Jones & Tousey.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

Lectures In French, by Prof. Ellie CHARLIER, at
Clinton Hall Asorplace. The third of the series will be de-
liye1ed THIS EVENING, at o'clock. Subject: NINE DE
MAINTEN0N Tickets 80 Course Tickets for the
nsning four Lectures 81 so.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

rOp FTTfi q r z AN CIkO At IUN
,,ss ON IN. Senarture of each Mail Steamer for LiyeTp
As psT unum. postage included SINGLE Copies, Six Gen
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

Park Benjamin having recovered from his recent illness
will oever the edition Of his humorous Poem on FASH
ION" the Brooklyn Atheneum, on SATURDAY EVENING
March Doors open lecture commence at o'clock
kes Is each be had at Roses Bookstore No l42
Marsh Bookstore No l75 Atantcst Sendfords
Hseoe No % Courts Of the Librarian of the Atheneun
md at the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
6peridi Notices.

nttcs niile Library Associnthon.-The Bt.,d Of T..
ors pleasure that the Hon EDWARD
rvsaETT will deliver his Address on THE CHARACTER
a. WASHINGTON, al The Academy OF Music or MONDAY
EVENING March 4 ~ O'Clock Tickets ~ Members. Is
% II procnred at the Library at the downtown Osfce
NJ 2Nassap-st. To ron.members, 30 cents
r VI. TTMPSON, Chairman Lee Com.
Noxth-ReSttRo settlement Company, established to
ssoufAge and hsate emigration 10 the West aud enable
s pioneer most Of the difficulties attendant
~ren country aid the time for
sn ben enhanced value of the land which the
n numbers ia locality Is sure 10 give
through the of this Company land be obtained
other in iowa WISCONSIN OF MINNESOTA, at the Gov
sumen pce, 25l sce terms OF payment An
examination particulars Of this enterprise will stsfy all
dist sushng characteristics the greatest ECONO-
NY and per SECtRITY Circulars containing the full par
ueusTs had by application at the Sfice OF the Com
tsby No. bt6 Eassau-st. - - - ,,.
public anssting will be held THURSDAY EVENING,
FEB Union Building No. 1853 BOweIy full attendance
n the tusos particularly requested one OF the objects
iesiiug TO determine the locality OF The trst settle
aen Sh be made the ensuing SPRING and all who wish
future improve should attend this meet
s satisfy themselves Of the adysntsgss 70 be obtained
tgous tins orgaDzatiOn. JAMES MACkEAN President
THoodAs EDGERLEY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

North-Wes,ern Settlement ccmPanYyr,I5AA pubic 5S
al Union Building No 1863 Bowery Every member should be
present all whONRh 10 get Land in Iowa WIS
eonsp or Minnesota should attend and ecquant themselves
with the pnrticulars THOS. EDGERLEY Secy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

WahefeId.-The COLLECTORS of TAXES on Wakefield
ProI erty will be at No 16S Bowery FRIDAY EVENING
fr the last time. Each Member pay his Tax whether
ne has deed The Purchasing Trustee will also be
there with the deeds CORN'S A. COOPER,
Purchasing Trustee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
sEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THR sEms-tyEEKLY. TRIBUNE
ryTe NETWORK TRIBUNE

rubRshed e,ery TUEsoAY and FRIpA1 MOI s 70, es
~ snnum N~o Oop.ss for S5; Fiye Ooplss 'o "i w. "
I,fi,smepts 70 ees ts a line for each inssfoon
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

NANOR's
Nsce is hereby given that the following provisions Of
VI Ordinance passed by the Common Council relative to Pawn
xohers III be rgdy enforced and that hereafter all com
nt, made for the violation of the will be immediately
a. At 20 the Corporation Attorney for prosecution;
w FERNANDO WOOD Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

DOCKS for my LIBRARI.-FOr sale by
ID WILLIAM II. PARs, at the Hsuoyersr Library Book
store, No. = Merchants Exchange: 80 49,.
l. ADDISON's WORKS vols, 4io. Baskerville edition.
? CHALMERs's BRITISH EsSAYISTS. IS vols, half
calf
s. LUCIAN'S DIALOGUES. vols, old calf
T. sMOLLETS WORKS vols old calf EdineIrsh' i.D'
s. FlELDING'S WORKS. vols old calf London lISl
s. TOM BROWNIES WORKS. vols Very rare.
T. DNCE'S BEAUMONT 4 FLETCHER. II vols. Moxon-
g. NOLTAJREfS WORKS - vols. old calf London, l1o<
J. CICERb'S WORKS. 10 vols. Trznsa;iol- London.
10 DRAkES LITERARY HOURS AND THE OLEAN-
ER. 7vols
H. DR.. JOHNsONs DICTIONARY vols folio.
- AMADIS or GAUL AND PALMERlS OF IN
GLAND 9 vols Translated BIZ Southey. Fine copies
Ju received and valuable works reans 70 Amer
icau History. which attention is invited
HANOVER ROOkSIORE q Merchsnts' EkchAnge.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. aga Broadway,
bnn. 80 OK the 6nsst PAINTINGS ever pst rpon exc
IaI.'S Opxn DAY snd EVENING. AeSif'sDes - cents
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
Fmigrnnt InleIliacnce Offlce and Labor Rxchange,

Ko Canal St corner Centrest N Y-The Office is esao
hed hy the Of Ennis oton where can always
found large numbers Of LABORERS and SERVANTS al
yer low rates persons have their orders filled
by writing TO Superintendent and sendng the amount nee
charged 70 employers . .. ,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

GOOD READING! CHEAP READlNG!!-
~ Everybody likes 70 resd-Eyery body may read;
READING MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED.
amount ofreadnz small Of money had N
LESLIE'S NEW-Y ORk JOURNAL
Nov ready for Aarchthe cheapest and bs dAza<ne Pae
IL America. IL contains
MORE AND BETTER STORIES
MORE AND BETTER ENGRAklNGs,
MORE AND BETTER SELECrlQNs,
MORE AND BETTER INFORIATION,
thar any Other nontLiv Price i2l cents
ROSS JONES TOUsEG, Agents,
No. les Ssssau-sf., y. y, and > Clark-st Chcizo
WALT WHITMANs POEMS " LEAf ES
w or GRASS This work was not siereotyPedi lew
copies only remain for sale after which VIII D- C1t OF Pt
FOWLER WELLS, No Sa Broadway
BEETHOVEN SONATAS for S6.-An
ID American, Germany, has a. hs command some hundred
acts Of BEETHOVENS sONATAs. Juplete II two volumes
(S2 Sonata al correct edition whel ne eau iarnsn
20 half third the cost OF other
editions Subserpto1s will received the ofce Of THE
Y MUSICAL WORLD, Nc. 2s7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
New.York Society Library.-By order Of the
SpirituaIism Exposed,
Mercantile Library Association.-The fourth Leet

ofMr CURTIS's Course will be given on FRIDAY EVEN
ING NEXT Feb 20 Clinton Hall AstOr place, commencing
At o'clock Subject: Charlotte Bronte (Cmrer BeD snd
the Position in English Fiction" Tickets so cents
eau be the Library No. Nessau and at the door on
tbe ey enipR of the Lecture. r. II. TIMPSON,
Chairman Lecture Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

upas and the Japanese.-The Rev. b. J. BETrEL.
HElA D.. for nine years the only European resident OF
souhsrn Japan will lecture in Hope Chapel No lib Broad
rsy, NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, Feb % A native of
the Choo IsItnds will be present in full costume The
Course will embrace Three Lectures-March and 6. Tickets
Q or the Count admit Lady and Gentleman Is cents
SINGLE Tcket-for sale at FRANCIS'S BOOKSTORE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
The New GridirOn, RobinsOn's Patent, acco
EIgration kansssA STEAMER WI VI sS srrHE GHA

TFRIP'b bS The oCTAGON and VEGETARIAN SETTLE
MENT COMPANIES Capital $40 oOo to proceed via Bates
VILE to ALL members requested TO be at 81 Louis
by the 10th of New members received up to that time
receipt than IS each entrance fee and INSTALL
ment on 20 shares or city More than this amount will
be saved by economy this SPECIAL and DIRECT TRIP
Address HENRY S. CLUBB POstOhce ST. Louis, Mo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

VVANTED-In a city Office an expert ARCHI-
w TECTURAL DRAUGHTsMAN, thoroushly convers
ant with the business Address by letter. stating terms kc
TO H. care of Mr. George II. Hail. Artist Dodworths Building
iva
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

II TEENTH SEASON, lS55.-Tbe THIRD CONCERT
will take place OF SATURDAY EVENING, March |, 1885 at
Nbo Garden The following distinguished artists have m the
Indes, manner volunteered their services Mr. j. BUKhE
1,oo yiolin and MI r. HOFFMAN solo pano Conductor
Mr. {. BERGMAN. go .,
members are requested purchase their extra tickets on oI be-
fore The day OF the places IN order 10 AVOID
unnecessary eaz trouble door the evening OF the
performance. =, ,---.,,, l.. o,.,ol ., 81
o''o'A' By order L. SPIER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

XVANTED-Two BOYS, from IA to 16 year
w Of age to learn the Wholesale Drug Business Saisr
for first year $50 Good references required Apply at Me-
Ful,on-st.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-18
tsaX, ~ Z "a 81 GS4p.

xls ;ttm letsten Sabre bat Ir. Somitp uue!
50 500 Q~otienteu y allen m0gIi6en 5raufbtitsn
tebanoelt' cine 3oh. ceren ih pieLei6t fein itpet-
ter Nr;E In Der Stabt Baltimore rlbnlen Fdug
gnc In altn Sduen. no bic ar3tlthen 80riGrif-
ten dftidm befoIQt tpurben. toaren bic &rdnfen
aeDeiIt uno duF 9auer geueienR 4uf foI0t Sbat-
laden 8tiflnt ucbmenb, tperDru leibellDe gerio.
nen mDhl odrdn tbun, bel Or. Smith, l6 Glib
Ereberidfireet, por3ufpreden, Der feline 9dblunG
oerlangt, tptnn feline Tienfte ni6t Sepeiie ron
Befbidlibteit unb 9uten 8oI9en ltefern. Smitbs
Hr3eucien ilno fgsi bon WlerCur uno mInerdliTteu
gt{tpn unb t5nnen rnbebinbert rno obue llmfdubs
Ii6teiteu ibrrna ein9enommsn tcerben, ba ie In
t0mpQCter Torm Qe9eben werben. SeIbF Gu
fhrdntuno in Der 0idt 1T iberhGIls, tpenn feline
GntsInbuug tin9etreten 1T.
SSerenQunaen ober Structures tpereen nab elmer
tigenen. BON Or. SnItb dufgefunoenen gebdno.
lun9sipeiEe In nent9en Sagcn obne S3mtrjtn
ober Sneonpenten6en fur ben Edtienten 9sbeiIt.
9uaIei1 g~arantirt Or. Smith, D16 tetne Gntsin-
bnaaen Der Urethra u. {. ~. ale Structures be-
hanbeIt merbeu, tpobur6 70 oft GbarGotane 0k
trauriaHen 8oIeen berbeifibren.
Sun9e 2eute
uub 0ubere, tpe!d)e an f~cninaIer S6tpdd}f Ietbea.
t~inerlt!, Oh bieIelbe bon elmer setpiNen gtfdbrltAen
gctpobnbett cber bon atoeTn lTTId6rn berrtbTt
unb pelfe In ibrem @tfoIGe Elm Seer FOTptrli1eF
dub a~eiftiQer llebeI baben. tpenl bic Sfilung ber-
nadldf10t tuirb. fonten f6 bel Soften msIben, no.
bu~b De pielem Summer unb 9ro6en 2esbea, tpit
aud aroSea unfo1en porbeu9en.
Nudb Ter Rrunfheiten bes tpeibliben @F{UIeUtts
bot e. Smith Iett elmer Gteibe bon Sabren ietnt
btfoubtre Nufmert'am'eit getpiomet unD Dsripribi
sien QsibeEcsn sint beilfame uns bautrnre Sur.
Or Smiths grdpeutdtipe fir Grdilen fonn
naau ara >bigen ESIate erbaIten. Die Utebi3in III
aut ugo telroe iurerbdIb 8 Sabren olheror0erto
lid b'cl aebrau6t. gsreiS nur S Dollars
0erioncu, Biz bon Baltimore %entferni tpobnen
fbureu nah 0cnautr Nn9abe Der Sbmptome 81
Smiib Gsqen p~ortcfrtie 8riefe confnItiren NIB b.
Klebi5ln ncA tvqeuo rInsm 9beIIe DeS Qanbes &C.
fai6t erb1!ten. Vile Nnfra9eu b;'ben Ityen9 bri'
eatj:n. 2sn BEL Office liuo iepdTdte 9imm sr 4ur DiS
POTION ce. &satu NteE. Dfen bon 8 ubi NPorJFr
bis q tl3r N0ent8.
E0s1Tssano uno SpeciffCg,
81 5%otttiern nab DrIQi1eu ais 6eilnI
~. / 11rtG mehr ais fe niIben unb gnb
sa: uiot }ur S9siluna pesH1bt y
Dr. Is. 80 - 3Aa "a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-03-18
y go W 80 - = ,
Vir. 81 VGlirmrrgly0Gg,
&rrnc.&aCs.

AEtHG"1-uLR.
&tt urttrseiGrttt, rr gam 0~GCpt8sr Aasrtfu tn y olitm ~
ut rem Qerfouf pVp EStOptr, Sole u. &cs gtdmfpm . %dl
NdtGtnf ernanEt rrrrFn IN, erIduFt f6 It's MutTsffantf
! sritntqtn wt&e eint Y~Cr.HeiiGe Nihm qtGtnt trm ROmtiitr
4Stttar& mrrtdfr q { ties Afa dine, bf GGt Gnisrsp 'r'
'2ttttn ntgrtftH. tir3pltritn.
Ta t~ieftttfr rio trdfGn St4m'eu aus cDtE forrtdrfFfF1l
ger tn . msifa irnrkI mit IL Gurrta q fuiNn tNtsr tr q
f!tutn IL I'D ct atrCdter gfttis Ter tt6hsn CSunh untsr cur
dtniGGu Ite'ttrtu.
StG hnf be iu1 grDet tune Gret sGtfe'tti uni IL iteT Hn
der Qrtfe Uut ~ isF FIN Gtrl SprtanlGr Drf ~ ttiCN e.
rau& hSs ndtGrber Tut@ fsmf CrfuidtCt. Git tne Gt''
'ommt ben @tasntbrm,r n easG @etsut efi 6srt u. opu NtGt
arsitifittnn 1ht1trEen. fnf bis ain tfRn fr scr g ef1G' c
IN i fora III a. GtaHsten ~ ntGipCr.
@rCEs Wthf ~ orf tf Gtrr'durA tttisr @oihirsr tut /
'5shrGut 0uf FfortoGfn &ctUfrtef II rrte unit &c frt Rtt "
intef, eaurrhaft, Rsten ttt iei6t unt trnrtn DIE S"0
rGrp 70 hsl en- benutt TCr'tn tGf Re aeGtrrdrto ir ttt't
ctrFGt eos Nitbewtr-u1a nett ubr trt hahn ut 1r tFd
otrt" ccGee 9u4Eu rsnt fGt Nfan3er Gfrprf.n 81 yrs 7t0t'
ttoCr. nett I'D etnmGI Urn fr Wuattfcit tie'tr Watatrs
btraaat bGten. Tertgn He utti tntfen "rdCr.
3Enn bsttst. tie's Mattinin sirer iot0toiiiaer Qritrro -
tyrCTtCu Az NEntr4
9sbt Qrt Opn Nrbett tar 80mHIen, 26fcn ptr g1orptaiturI
rtrh outs %prcmptehs anb Ii ban ~tGianfn pseliTn fsiEret.
Gtera 6 & N
9Sari 81 @QItlrsertftd6t, &bcRoe9aa