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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
AFFLICTED READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. e, E,UET (of Paris.)

Gorernor ST., above Franklin st., Richmond, Fa.,
MAY be consulted in all CT delicate ma
471 ture, and as he has experience in this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to GonnorrhUa, &c, in forty eight
hours,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
EoW Yn CA nw9s no En- TgNoy5yrz

When first commenced practice in New York,
some twenty years ago, my attention almost inn
mediatey called to the many and increasing cases of
Scrofulous complaints, and for which no certain or
successful mode OF treatment could be ndopted. |
began to make self familiar with it in ali its most
virulent FORMS and after ten years of almost unre-
hitting laber, prepared and began to apply the
.'Scrouous Antidote," in ny practice, with the
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
Great EsargaEass Cor CASH.

PRESBUKY & BILLINGS.
Proerictors Girard and La Pierre Houses, Phi
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
DIED.

IN M aooGy,ie District q on The alst March,
FlsASCES r. MaR1tNy ona as;fs ~ - siaMf..n olhs
Martin. In tho SD year Of her are. "
How strange the ways Of Providence here
having Two small children one y, MAN, nasS
ing her care and counsel aud vt "a she IS taken aiken
WAY from tbom. and they are now left upon a
.bat reH eHI1, asrttssa o. mothers influence
Yet. doubtless the Judge of all tho. earth hos
-aene 90 right IN this. In the early part of her
hsr .i 'sS SsDhp''ss Caure9 and. alter
Spring. .wheea sha remained snns.tant Geaut neen
ber until her death, She wus the subiact Of
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
NEWsPRlNg AND SUMNER GOODS.
BY J.A. ALLEN.

o.
r CALL the attention of my friends and
i tho public generally, to my stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Ny stock
is made up Of =
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all Grades and Kinds,
Bareges Barege DeLanes, Grape Deparis,
-','~, Chalieys. Colored.Lawns, Colored Jack.
= OOetS ~. 49,. ~ ..-- -
Cambrick Silks, Plain ana Embroidered Lace
and Silk Capes,: of ali, kinds ~
B0nnets, trimmed aud untriiRmed, Lawns, Mus.
Inns Muslin Laces, Ribbons Chimisetts,
Under Sleeves, Collars, Elastic Belts
= for Ladies and Girls. ~ -
Boys Gloves of all kinds, Kid, Morocco aud
y lLassigg Bootst Slipper Walking Shoes,
For ;Gentlemen..s: "
,Cassimeres, Cloths Drnp. .dEtes Linen Drill
: : of all descriptions; 20: 2. 3 i:. - u,
Silks. Satin. and Marseilles .vestings, Silk,
Cassimeres and Eeghorn HsfA Black
Leghorn Ditto, Infants and Youth's
Mems Boots Shoes; and iGsitcrs Ditto, Patent
= Leather Ditto. 49, e:,,& s. =
2 Z. :i.is,ri E,ls<--ALso-- = 1, or g3 go
Hardware. Cutlery. Crocksry. Glass and Chit
=. t :, ma Ware Also some fine Ssgars, de-,
DC. In abort, my Stock is complete. q q &
gai5and 4 will insure you that yoHl lose
& Abbesille, April IS. 1856. ! q bt,-4s sgss =
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

I " We had marked for insertion a short ar.
sticle in the Westpoft iMissouri) Border.
7imss,l fora lnto uumbcl Of which we 9sfe ssg
indebted to the kind attention Of Mr.. W. P.
BElcHEn, who was, at thesdate Of the pa.
per, in Wesport on his way to Kansas, but
.fiud it crowded out. MI. Hester. also from
this District, was in company with Mr.. B.
y The article shalfappear in our next.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
/ INDEPENDENT PRESS,
ABBEv1LLE q. II.
FRIDAY, . April 2a, 1855.

TIE readers attention is again respect
fully called to our Advertising columns, aud
especially to the advertisement of Messrs.
ssCHa.sTIAH q DzAtE. These gentlemen
shave on band, and can build at short notice
::canlages dno enough for any one to ride
ans With their establishment, and that of
Mr. TAylon, both equally meri,orious in
our 1nidst, VIC scanssee no excuse for going
North TO buy carriages, l.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

.Wn1TEn in tile Charleston Standard
passes aasefy fsttering compliment upon
sthe latesspeech Of Col Baooxs in relation
7 TO the claim of Mrs, TllMAs. We shall
re-publlsh his letter entire next week. The
speech alluded to will be seen in our.prcsent
issue, 1t is truly one Of the Colonel's hap.
pieit efforts. #
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

TIE annual reports Of tho President aud
General Superintendent of the Grcenville
aud Columbia Railroad appear elsewhere in
this issue. We had contemplated q publ.
cation also Of the Treasurer's report, but our
limited space forbade. We are truly ro-
joiced at the encouraging conditioned the
Company's affairs. ~:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

e. I It VII vii sbe seen by an extract from late
foreign adsices, in another column. that
peace lasbecn fornallysproclaimed in Eu-
rope. Tho following arc; said TO be the
heads OF the treaty between Russia and tho
Allies Al !, Russia consents to the nuutrali-
sat'on OF the Black Sea-; 2. .Sebas,opol is
not again to become war depot; 3: ,iioo-
ia'eft to be reduced to a commercial port !;
T. Russia abandons the protectors,c of the
Prlnc'palities; S, Russia renounces certain
territories inf Bessarabia, which leaves the
navigation Of the Danube free; 8, a cou,.
mission to be appointed to trace new FROM
,lors in thisdistrict; 7,Ruasianisol,lic,rs pa.-
sing the Prqth to be regarded as casa, BEL,
u by tho constructing powers.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

: The Tampa (F!orida) Peniia.vsar SAYS
Capt. CASEY, the agent for Indian: affairs,
IN Florida, is authorized to ofFer per capita
reward&or premium for living Indians who
may be captured or induced to como il for
emigration TO tho West Tho following
rates will be paid BY him for Indians dcliy-
erod At Fort Brooke or Fort Myers, yer VIZ:
For edch warrior; tfffom s5osto $500 ; for
each woman, $3.50 % 5000; for&each 10y
over ten years, 500 to- $780,"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

THE Yorkville papers say, Mr.. L1EBER,
who is now prosecuting the State geologi.
: ,c:altsnrvey With which the last Legislature
entrusted him, hiss discovered rich copper
mines in York District
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

fHE spartanburg and Union Railroad, it
IS said, is nowsin operationrto the crossing
Sof Broad River. distance Of twenty miles.
he gas. fratgpan Of Che bridge across the river
has keen nenced, and under fayorable
.:circnn,st znces the wbole5work Of thesbridge
can bes6uialedsby thsaodrth ofaJaIy.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

VIZ are indebted ID various friends for
.nnmerous fayors in the way of books, PAM
:phlota, papers, DC, which we regret our ina.
bility to notice, at present, rs they deserve.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

TIE State Democratic Convention sof
North Carolina has declared in favor ofibe
denomination Of President PIEncz as IFS
first choice for tlie Presidency. --.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
Let the Light shine
So that they All NAV GeeiI

TNls55, I had my wholesale bills printed and
H. distributed amongst the merchants, but
lt6ey have since been worked in amongst my
hsla1i sustonsts, , and they wish me 70 reduce
Below you have my Wholesale and Cash Re
tail; prices: also my Credit Retail prices:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

WE learn that Mr. G. R. MccALIA Inns
besn appointed q delegate to the State Dem
.ocratic Convention, piee EDWARD NOBLE,
Esq, who declines the appointment.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

Tur Huntsville Democrat states that Eve
hundred young men from tho South passed
through Nashville, last week. on their way
to Kansas.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
F1sKs METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

We also have hand large FsS METALLIC CASES
aght for protecting the dead for prolonged
other desirable which
We will ~:sg. - - ~
Make coans and send to any part Of the District
Desired We have go of charge
Abbevllc G H.sArrn a2 1856 ssas5i = If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

WE regret ito see,t The caro- linian,
by the g, Washington correspoade enee of The
!, Charleston Standard, that there issaaid to
sbo anil feeling existing between Gen. G GADs-
DEN, Minister to Mexico, and The Admins
,tfation. Private letters received in that
city sxhibit is said, the fact shat all is not
Yell between the sMipisterand bis Govern,
nenk Complaints are loud and bitter on
both sides.s a -,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
MARRIED,s

On the Cd instant, by Rev:SSln MzcIL s. NJ
BRADFORD. Eso;s and MIss MARY Sophia
CALDER, allof Cobb county, Ga, s.. !.
eB- Phauk you. friend B:i Under, tha. cir:
cumstancos, we most ohecrfulfy stake stile1 Will
for tho deed" If opportunity should ever Of.
fer, the draft on your hospitality shall be pre-,
sented. Loug life and happiness 70 you aud
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

s .:E ClREr, the celebrated temperance
lectarsrs is 70 attend tie meeting Of the
4, s2'Grand Division qf South G Carolina, on tho
s2sd ,instss at Bednet ettsville, and will femaiaa
s. I.nen.h in the State nader tho direction
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
Later from Europe.


Later hom Europe.
NEW; YoRK, April l7.-Tho Steamship
Baltic, Capt. Comstock, after boisterous
passage of nearly fifteen days, has arrived
off Sandy Hook, where sho remains in a
dense fog. Her papers have been brouch,
up, to the city in steam tug: The Baltic
sa'ledfon "Wednesday, April 2, and. her
news is therefore four days later than that
received by the Cambria. = =
Tho most important item in tho Baltic's
news is the fact that a treaty Of peace was
signed and: formally proclaimed at ,Paris.
Oh sunday,sthe sotL ult. The io;sul tidincs'
were announced in Paris and London. 6y
salvos of artillery. Paris was brilliantly
Illuminated, and at England tho church
bells rang out their merry. peals. <a,;.s
Three or four weekssmust 7elapse before
the final ratitications arc exchanged, asEthe
details Of adjustment have been referred to
a commission. :
y The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says council Of the Ministers was
held at the Tuillerics on, Saturday, the o9th,
at balfpast IL o'clock, and remained in ses.
sion until IL o'clock on Sunday. TIE
Emperor was presented to the Council, and
presided. He gave the last, instructions.
Count Walewski then returned To his off,
cial residence to receive the PIcnipoten-
tiariea. They came at half:past l2, and
after the treaty was read over, each one
proceeded to sign it.
The moment the signatures were compile
ted, a signal was given, and hundreds Of
cannon proclaimed the joyful news. Bull
'ietins announcing tho fact were posted
throughout the city
At England, Parliament re-assembled on
Monday, the slst. In reply to questions,
Lord Palmerston said, although tue Treaty
of Peace was signed, yet it had been deter
mined BY the Peace Congress, that the par
ticulars and conditions of tue Treaty should
not be made public until ratifications were
exchanged. Attic same time he expressed
his conviction that the Treaty would be
highly satisfactory 10 England and the.
whole of Europe. It would be found, he
said, that the objects for which the war was
undertaken had been accomplished that
the integrity and independence Of. the Tur-:
kjsh Empire had been secured that; the
Treaty is honorable TO all con ntractiinins par
ties and that while, on the other hand, it
has put an end to the war which every friend
Of humanity must have naturally yishedsto
see, on, the one hand, It willslay the? found
alton Of a peace, which De- trusted wonld &c
lasting and enduring (;
! 90 Monday, tIe Lord fsyoT of London
made an official proclamation ofpeace from,
IL, SsSl,.
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I ssHINGLEas! sTIRIiNraIEs,ssSzsS 8 I, Z ) -; :

:t.s'FsS !: 8. SiA1N0sA4Esg!s sgM1NGLE82 8
ss ssA W. sTEWAR1s al Ninety si1 b sss q. 81
e & ~ large s iotS Of ] fiass IfEN0LEg
fdsrs A spJsp point 81 siss RsiIfoadswsiill:
meet ea st. :t s sF
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25

WE had ayery slight frost iu this ,yyiciu.
ity5on Monday morning last.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-04-25
MAR KETS.

AABBEvILLETApril a. :-corToS.-Saleso Of
100 baIss during the week, at 81 70 10.
HAMBURG. April Receipts
light We quote as extromes to 12. K. =
COLUMBIA April "a. .-co,rros.-Tran,ac.
tions light and prices unchanged. Extremes 0
I'll.
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sss iisss .tells Of a little
goy q 3; ! q recently fsll
55ssate 81 Nsa fcrty seettss deep. and was taken,
q aaliips, Hearty i 4 and without Tie
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me Bowery was Allied to overlooking hast night ne
occsson being the beseAs Of the Dramatic Find Asso-
|oaAon and tho Receipts ssoo--a very land-
come contribution 10 that deserving charity.
piece entitled "Lfe in New York; wSs pericrmoo'
e the bills cay, for the rt time though our meuory
u very much fault il In not the very same pieoo We
performed at Burton's theatre some four years ago.
Ever the retained, although me scenes
md ,ncidep are recas and much improved oy the oap
local hAs that have been inerpoated by me Au'nor'
Manager 6rougham.
put ola or new this localism as must term \ flor
= outside the pale Of all genera or species OF
aromatic compos!uon) wAs great SUCCESS, AMI was
much relIshed by the audience. Without having any
paoA worth mentioning, crowded with incidents and
running over with he most uproartos fun. Although
Boa a. good a. "Pocahontas literary effort Is,
Id anything more amusing and exciting,
NJ Brougbam has struck vein lately which, pro-
bsry worked, viii yield rich return. That is y
PRODUCTION Of pieces intensely LEGAL tn Their. 20 ,sa
Hhsy have always been successful ~ ... go.
aoOe but II must be confessed that .as "a v.s,;tad
As,.eos,re pyodnced have been 'fry uasn anu clAou
~ authors seemed TO have
kS.s - ~. 49,. ession that literary excellence Was
.-..--.,r q merely local drama; but the fact Is
81 NV. uniformed audiences have the CRITICAL iacuHy
.,eIcped In much higher degree man s generahy sup
>,ed An audience of mechanics can appreciate = nhe
,.atc production quite - vel AZ conegs Swans
entv d,erence being that tn latter can ten why they
= pleased win Il, and the forser cannot The scenery
ana. a. New York; Is ver good and spirited OF It's
,,o ,oca, sceues particularly We must protest.
s~sver, ssas, ptctureMr Broushan gives OF fash
-.ns. society in New yor, There Is no doubt much
.s.,,or ana pretenson our socaed higher circles,
- thcr people who compose them are not IDIOTS
- Do hey speak In tbs absurd drawl used by stage
AnA,es, and hard in no ether place than the tAeaSe
81 thu fho~L
ud:cnce On behalf o, The namatc Fund Association aud
anounced "Iue in New York; for repetition.
Ar interiude followed In which those pleasing dan
susss, the Mnes Er,estinc and Annie Henrarde par
lsn'~riy distinguished themselves. They have become
80 an insutopat this house, are growing in favor
snstantiy. They loudly apphauoea ana boquetted
me close. "ro cahonsas IL iahed tho evenings en-
S1nhmeut.
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md ths Impression which abe pr sdrced highly n
vsshie She has tine POI SON good vosco N c1ceiisrs
soncepon d her text Considerable dramatic power
e was loudly aps AIDED through out her performance
and was called bviore the curtain VI IN close Tho ro
eepss o. the evening. were informed, amounted !"
slSov nom which, after deducssg the expenses mere
wul remain balance for the fund Of about u, 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19
Persop al Intellis.--..


An Ynomaa rv.sg oF on,o late Secretary OF the In
a., 1. :, ~ 49, nicholas.
ARRIvALS.
,oszcns, Hotcl-Wm 3. Stewart Philadelphia; i. r
Ina Texas EDWARD Ely, Chicago 7. W. Chichester Au
- Ga; n. Kapp and son, H.; II. NJ Black, u \. A.; W
|frsh Mason Miss. Geo. L. Car.su U 8. A.. Il. L. Os
Ia, Rieysnopd, Va.
ro. Glasgow, in tho steamship Ednburg-Dr
= with dispatches from 81. Petersburg; DIR. Wm- Nc.
ray, tenry Renshaw w. J. NcMaser, John A. Mackie
ID spers r. NJ Leckie J. A. Long, J.. Alexander, Thos.
AID alexander Bell, Victor r. Manger Thomas scohed,
Craig. Cornelius Kerr, Arehd. Moodie VIM. Grant,
ander McIsaac James Hamilton George Carlisle; Thes.
George Gordon, James Bashford, Rev. DR.. McNaugh.
Mr. Thompson and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex White, faml
nd servant, Francis Winter, chill and servant James
b, VIM Torrance, Mrs. g. Henderson, Mr. McI.ellcn.
Cath MOLelen, Mrs. Ann Gray, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick,
auckland Mary Mcpherson, Mrs. Patterson and family,
Bepburne Mrs. Wilson, Miss NJ. A. FaTweather Mr. aud
Daniel X. Pearson, Mrs. Mary Dunn, Miss Mary Dunn,
Furness, Mrs. Kennedy-and two hundred and seven ia
,eerage.
em Norfolk, Va. In the steamship Roanoke.--John
y, seymour r Rob ason, VI j Chadwick, j J Erfe,
tfser. q Schrann, L Michaels j williamson, W
%, Miss q Mullen, Miss 9 y Away, Mrs Mayer and
hter; Mrs Morehouse, Aorehouse, w Buckley,
&c Crow, Mallory, ush; A Is Palmer, N ARMS
w Nichols, Samuel . Baptist, and thirteen in the
age.
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Fly run out discovered, while living In The East IN
kerain cure tor consumption, bronchitis, coughs,
rs general debility. Wishing 70 do as much goot az
he VIII send 10 such Of his afflicted fellow beings
his recipe, with full directions for m-zsg up and
1sssfuily nsng " lie requires each applicant 70 in
one snlnng three cents 10 be returned as postage
Lpe, and NE reinander 70 be applied 10 tie payment
advertisements Address Or. "a. James, JERSEY
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From BARCELONA, (venezuela) Captain Pcnns.~-, u
boomer Baltic, arrived yesterday, report. s'oss very
~; provisions high ard scarc~, ana hiaes scarce.
ere were no American vessels Ia port when he sailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

visits, Perfumers ana Fancy Goods
sitting the city, viii lind the Balm Of Thousand dow
erfufning the breath and bexutfying the complexion,
saIeabIe article in the markell. w, r. FETklD0h
ankiin square, New York. For sale BY all drug
fancy goods dealers Ia New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

Good rooms and board, 81 10 20 " per day;
ooms only, meals extra ~ all hours aud as ordered.
ew aud large hotel inyis The attention VI travellers.
Il winter this house can command the temperature Of
pics without fire. being heated By steam throughout.
n and single gentlemen, looking for winter quarters.
scd 70 examine the Accommodations. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

Z and Gold JeweIry.-Just Received, New
Of earrings pins bracelets, necklaces &C. Jet cross
ID earrings plain Jet ornaments the largest assortment
city, at osborne, BoARDMAN 4 T0wNSENDs',
galway, corner Of Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

.,ens, Whiting Fluid, F'iuids and Copy
THESE unequaued and Justly celebrated articles are
Il HENRY STEPHENS,
arl street, New York, and Stamford street. London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

'armers.-sO Acres Of good Garden Land,
ulare Of Hampstead, L. T., will be given Al share
wise Good buildings, and stream OF water plenty
&C. Apply 10 J. Al. sTouYENEIa No. eo3 Centre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

Most Fashionable Wedding, Visiting
lpliuentary cards are found at Dunnelfs igJ Broad
F"e' = ~ WIN. N. pUNyFtI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

Az these machines have secured the favor OF the pub
highest premiums and medals have been awarded 10
home and abroad Thouen nds are using the every
Of work with entire satisfaction and success. Let all
20 any interest In the matter call and examine. The
viii be cow,eousy exhibited, whether they do or do
T. II. SINGER A Co No. So Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

amos and MelOslcons.-rn Horace Waters
n improved pianos and melodcons TO b. found nj $50
way Pianos rent and rent allowed on purchase for
monthly payments second hand pianos from $50 TO
m~iodeons from $40 10 Sl35.
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rs, writing Fluid, and Copying

csc unequaled and Justly celebrated articles are v
"a all slstoners throughout the United states and
ID HENRY STEPHENS,
arl street New York and stamford street. London.
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surope, OF the most beautiful patterns. Also pearl
zen fans card porte monnaics, retculcs travel
e and baskets jewel cases. ncdalons pearl bronze,
glass and porcelain and statnary together with
Variety Of Toys for children, manufactured and known,
~ at RO9ERS'S extensive bazaar No go broadway,
ers Of EnglIsh, French, and 0ernlan fancy goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

lhe,orss Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupee's
sr,or 70 all others Their new improvements secure
,nfort 10 The weaver natural elegance and durabsi-
unrivailed and only harmless hair dye Ia applied IN
rsva Ale rooms, at BArCHELoRS. 22 Brosdvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

rtant to nsunpttvcs.--Thc Review
lntmcnt Of onsnmptoa-aopalhlc homsopaihlc
lie and BY inhalaiion-ffom the pen Of Dr Hurtsr
read By every person who values health Price i'd
N hy mail anyw bsre. = =
- SHERMAN Co, Aslor House
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e Piano.-The Greatest Improvement Il
2. rIaCIIERS improved circular scale pianoforte
'oom 323 Broadway, opposite Broadway theatre Manu-
!, Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue, New York
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THE TURF.

DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND, HARLEM, THE
IL Atlantic Club Of Brooklyn and Empire Club ~ New
Ncrk will play match Of base hall ~ the above place
Wednesday, the 9nh inst Play commences al O'Clock
precisely. Second avenue cars pass the door.
e. A. MORGAN
DFD HOUSE, HARLEM.-TROTTING.-- PURSE or
IL SIS VIII he given Thursday, the 2st inst free for el
horses that purse mile heats bcs In h under
the saddle. 1rotng 10 commence O'clock Entries h.
oose GA Wednesday The 10Th inst, a. the Rcd House,
r. A. MORGAN.
TTNf0N CouRSE.-RUNNING,-O TuURsDAY AUG
81 match for $1,000, single dash OF Ave hundred yara
catch weights between sadina uie famous Reading mare
sadina; Mr. Hoaeland names fdae Sine Enrnnce
10 all parts OF Tie track, ~ cents.
SHAW WHITE. rropric,ors.
Union COURSE, L. T.-RUNNING ON THURSDAY
" Avg 2, at hall pcs, O'Clock; match FOR $50 Owe
fo merry the Reading Mare Mr. Ioagand names
Lille Slime. To como OF on good day. SHAW WHITE,
propric'ors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-19

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