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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-14
COSMETICS,
NoAMERoNs REcEIPrs ENABLE LADIES AVID


D'CAMER0N's RECEIPTS ENABLE LADIES AND GEN
~ emen prepare for their the following elegant
cosmeucs-Bloom of roses la belle white fecke lotion
dbouquet poudre Peruvian shampoo hquid deodor
ing denTIce, pomade excelsior black and brown poadcs
instantaneous hair aye By zanan hair dye Brighton hair
restorative, &c warranted OF the best qualify, easily
minutes eighth the usual cost price refund
ed. Explanation Cosmetics prepared Tor sale
price sufficient cost Of material rent labor bottles
boxes lsbele culars engraviDgs, advertising
and also afford profit eleven items Of expense. Articles
prepared by oues se involve only nut one
of expense 1t is, therefore, manifest there is no
thing Ipcredbe In bo aemeDt that they he made a
one eighth the Usual costu H. will appear equally clear ha
they be made few minu,es' When IL slated hat
the Only trouble u to mix the 10 gradients ected They
are guaranteed to be an Of The best quality should they nc
and Win Ne returned. Nothing has offered 10 IN
public more eBnenty worthy Of universal patronage thar
this liz lie pook 1900 copies have sold In le over
hut it Is tain ha bali million viii ~ so'd during
The present year The books known al over the rn
Ted States ana every mail brings orders cople
Fold OF i2s ~ ondway post ofce) 80 and Hudson stree
lbs ana 500 Bowery 2d4 3 40 and 454 street. ~ m
sion street ano 40 Eighth venue, New York. lis Atlantic
and lso and JOB Fulton streets Brooklyn also by
on receipt Of price Address NJ D'Camcror hoy rs posi-
oce Brooklyn. Booksellers wardpg orders viii please
invariably close their cards Cot this advertisement ou
and when above COSMETICS be sure
my Inc book Price only 70 cspls.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CCPREME CouRT.-WiLLARD 3. REED AGAINST
- Samuel Truesdeu John Fer ris Re evcrs closing sale
carriages The undersgned receiver OF the late
r ed Truesdeii viii sch Mt puo'c auction, the
No street Saturday, len day nj Jauu,ey
Is II O'Clock remaining stock Ok horses
rsGes wagons seighr, office furniture, &C. and the
pfo crm Of the eese Of tho ssd promises No D5 Mercer
all right title and interest OF SAID ied Trues.
den erein said promises being very desrso pro-
h he 10 any engaged in he Of
livery busIne,s Sale positive. EbNhy BFHTHOLr, re.
csiee,'s office, trinity Bulitfuga. room No. ~.
pai ed New York, Jan. 4. 1870
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9FHlPPIN@s

TNOR LIvERPOClA-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
II ship ATLANTIC Ospl James West This steamahp VII
depart with The United States mats for Europe positively
saturday January 49, Ut IL O'Clock from her berth Il the
foot Of Canal street. For eghtor passage having unequaed
Accommodations for elegance and comfort, Apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS u Wall street
ssenssrs are requested 70 be on board at u O'Clock A.
not carry any goods conraband Of AL letters must
pass through the Post oceany others vii be refused The
tteamsp Baltic WIN he Atlantic, and leave Febru
Ay1
NOTICE Tho day Of departure Of this limo from New York
for 1856 VIII be saturday commencing January and every
alternate Saturday. and from Liverpool Wed2ntay. COM
Mencing January u and every alternate Wedne1Ay.
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MEDICAL.

TIE GREAT REMEBY-DR. WARDS UNFORTU
\ na,ea friend for diseases. Only sure cure n Alone
cwes that WIN pot ,sinrn; essaies,es DE poison with
IN tho blood IN contaruuae The
ntoually Sold only NJ the old pare Canal street
Broadway Price H. Cures Sigh day.
Gre gsarassseo
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Ok nm ACRES OF TEXAS LAND FOR SALE OR
sJCsOOO exchange for merchandise or available real
situated IN the city o. New York or vicinity
agricultural purposes Apply No. Is Wall street, SYL
yESIEh lay Attorney and Counsellor and Commissioner
Tor all the States
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az 600 600 worth OF CITY AND coUSrR sHr
Western land warrants Parties having
the same TO dispose OF win apply at the real estate and stock
/ brokerage once, z29 Broadway, room "a
A. CAMPBELL 90.
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1hese will oucs "a neat psckace by exprcss mr.
other wjse Ieeeipt OF 11srs Valentine "a and
.tC esae dealers supplied the liberal terms o~ cas
T. ". STRONG asnuf vet Irsr
" Nassau street, New York.
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VALENTINES.

EASY WAY TO MAKE TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
" 70 send for one OF srong's ten dollar sample OF
entnes, containing he following large assortment
comic Valentines assorted is No. 81 sentimental asted
- No. y sentimental, as'ted. IL /" so,
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MADAME EMERA, BETTER KNOWN Az THE GfpSy
NJ GIRL can be consulted about all events OF life a. No
Greene sheet of Canal; fec 5yeen. n shc an
imrar asecrst by which any lady gentleman can obi,
the affections the opposite Charse errn Tho gDs,
leaves for California IN q few days.
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AMUSEMENTB.

NIBLo's eARDEN.-MoNDAy, JANUARY A.
NJ ssS Ga M SSS X ss%s 3 gs3'sP:x
The spasissR THs ssX S OF WILMA
N ssSH il $s
ohsracisrs by Mis Robert and he Bale, Troupe.
ax9u NE Ss rGs %%aio srAa
Doors open at GA; performance TO commence oclo.
The only .eais that be secured IN advance 'e'1
Box odss open day from 4 i 4 NJ 10. he sale q
WAAoKs r Tsb5Hs1ED s9adHss
WIN be psssa r s Jam nd with s
giant scenery and appointments comedy in two acts
AN AWKWARD ARRIVAL.
ssa Aps %oias Fl @ s asss
s & appearance in this Gs r.. Ssgssps
Giile dover Mr. G. Holland
A'e' "A''n VIII DC P Ps'S
p III Sah s1f Pshs one
Captain John Smith, the or Original o. and n.u
mental IN the settlement Of Virginia IN love with Pocahonta
ssis s.
for Tie fr TIME achno weoged as is but right Mr. Philips
dramatically divorced ali law and Peters
His Imperial Majesty Pow II Ia sn L. King of the r
f ssss crotche'y monarch, in fact. Semi
Pnce.s Pc Ca Hon a. the pea and ysry pro
perly III dultu, daughter Of King Pow IA Tan, MAP
ried according to the ridiculous dcum Of actual ctr
oulnsts noes, To Master Rolf, but the author hsters
himself much more advanageousy disposed Of In
the acting edition. Miss Georgina Robson
pooTepet Undressing ofshoots from wrs s,.ohans
he NnnS, arsocrs!c stock anterior 10 Nh y pbiins
Do the first families Virginia.
With the excel farce of
JOHN PKErTYJOHN co,
In which Mr.. q. Holland and Miss Mary Cannon viii
WEDNESDAY-Will be performed Bourccauts comedy OF
LOVE AND MONEY.
Adapted by him expressly for this estre with splendid
cast
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A PERFUMED BREArH.-WHAT LADY OR GENTLE
n man would remain under the o. dsagresahe
breath when uy using the Of Thousand Flowers ~
dsniifrice wouu lot only render sweet but
teeth white aabaster Many persons do know thar
breath Ia bsd, and the subject dec4:e their friends wilt
never mention H. Pour single drop OF the Ba your
Tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning fifty
cent bottle viii last year. For sale b. FErRlDcE co..
propretors and ali druggists.
lEILSi BElI.S.l BELLSr.-A FINE ASsORr MEST OF
ID silver plated sleigh bells body and pa
tent leather straps copper bells leather Straps bos
tool chests skates, &C for sale low by PHINEas SMITH
Gate John Hil,) 800 broadway, near White.
NURE FOR CoEHs BY MADAME Bernard. NO ID,
Bowsry east side between Broome and Delaney sIeebs
Madame b. respectfully informs the puslc that
doced Ter price, in order enable every free
PAIN and feels confident IN promising she
bunions In the &c. without caisia
The least pain inconvenience. Persoas attended
at home, at Madame "a residence, from until o'clock
Pm. -
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IIIGHIY IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS WHO pE

HIGHLY IMPORTANT To PHYSICIANS WHO DE
Ii sire apply electro chemical paths Cor
metallic substances from the body. J. II. PALMESBERG
AZ Canal street. Broad manufacturer OF Bunscn-
fully 10 put hese baths having aresdy far nse
several physicians Of high standing In this city with them WIN
have expressed cir utmost Satisfaction In regard he
rees leave TO call the attention OF the profession his
"a batteries, which for power Durability and slmpeness 81
construction much heretofore known;
sArorm n< hey be recommended the best Thor.
ou insrucups given In the application eie chemical
baths; batteries always hand NJ low Orders pgnc-
maDy executed.
IMPORTANT FOR CONTR sCT0Rs.-THE UNDER.
signed riors contractors that he always has ready
kinds paving siones adapted Bels
neb ackno wedged bang he best now IN In several
the BESIDES he charge paving courts
stables sidewalk CUTTERS &c, at The Lowest price ADDL
PRE- MhCkERT, Gutenberg quarry near Bulrs Fsrry, j.
Apply nj the Office 10 NASSAU street, Commonwealth Budag
room "a
ADIEs AND GENTLEMEN WHO ARE DESTROYS or
4 finding efficient and reliable chapped OF
rough hands salt rbeun, &C. who want covering
Tor e hands In cold weather. would do wei 10 call and
shase pair rubber gloves. They found
all rubber stores. also at 70 John street, stairs
NEW PATENT sPECTACrEs.-rEE IMPROVE VI.
not requred and distant objects dscy through
pair. FRANKS, lecturer on the eye, pateniee and
maker No. Park row, opposite Astor House. Attendance
"a. M.o6PM
SANDs' SALT RHEuM REMEDY.-sUEFERERS FROM
ecrofna cuaDeous ard eruptiye Diseases should
10 valuable medicine which speedily rety
the mptoma Of these distressing complains AMI in
brief period complete radical Prepared aud fo
by A. b. ID. SANDS, druggists. 100 Futon street.
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y SPLENDID NEW ROsEWOOD-PIANOs LESS THAN
coat 10 close he last chancs-superi0r IN
tone, touch and finish, warranted In every reepee- lns
msns worth $500 and $3.50 for S75 $25 finished all round,
NJ 70 Walker street. tour doors from Broadway. 900
RICH TONED OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE
IA r SALE made to order In October last cost the owner
s50 wi be sold for S225 cash. elegantly finished with round
pearl nld ard grand action made py Brooxs with
full WARRANTED Apply ut 63s Sixth avenue near thirty
seventh street, for five days from A. NJ I'LL , T. NJ
1,oR sALE--A VERY ExCELLENT SIX OCTAVE PA
made By sodart Durham Price sit6 Can DC seen
at 69 Fourth avenue.
NINE pIANOFORTES AND TWO MELODEONS TO
IN let So 81 and 81 month"; for sale, NJ $25 $t SIS,
Sll5 Sips 500 DUM5DAf, teacher OF musis,
pianos tuned al 225 Grand street, near the Bowery.
DIAsOs, MELonEoNs, AND MUSIC -HoR ACE
IL WATERS the best BostOnand New YORK pianos
sellpg No S3 Broadway, entirely stock Of
superior pianos, meedeons, and all kinds OF musical
chande ut greatly reduced pces No better oppogtnnry
great bargains offered The extensive
herase Waters catalogue OF music at one third of.
RIO PRIVATE FAMILIES AND INsTITUTIoNs.-A
cenGnrb, aproesssd teacher, offers attend two ortee
week ysira teacher Of the French language, piano
md guitar reduced terms bis advertising being much
seaoy employment Tor en1olnent. beautiful
inve rosewood piano 10 be disposed Of Address Alpha, Herald
clce
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


L. FAURE 70 FRONT STREET. IMPORTER AND SOLE
~. agent OF e Debeck champagne ehas constantly hand
assortment OF mis- SPARKLING fuy winc soft and dry for
sale also clarets, corias aDsyulhe anseg, maraschno
curacao safdnes peas, mushrooms, &c.
~
1g-2o0 pipes double swan gin,o anaing from ships
A. ponnger South Carolina and Van Beakel for sale from the
dork from u. &. Custom House. Ao $50 PACKAGES o.
chelle brandy pale and dark, for sale low in oond
SIMPSON BROS, 10 Beaver street
lanes NJ. SArDERSoN, AGENT, HAS FOR SALE, AT
ID No. Broadway, In the original
ages imported H. Mumm Go g champagne wines; r.
Arnold humm's Rbensh wines; j. Mchaelscu Co.'s Ror
deauY wines. shipping orders executed.
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BILLIARDS.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT BILLIARDS.-WE INVITE
IA buyers 10 examine our stock Of billiard tables
ble STATE or WOODEN beds with modern
which VIC received the oliver medal M highest award
ever given 70 biafd tab makers Also balls cues &c
pes cent less Than any other establishment In United
Three second hand tables for sale cheap or cash,
LEONARD ~ BENJAMIN. Az Broadvav
10 IILIARD BALLs.-I0o SETS BILLIARO RAILS as
I'D sizes, and 1000 French dps frat ,uaity FS
sale by WIN NJ WILLING, $50 Broone street
DILIIARD ABLEs NV FIRST QU Atty BILLIARD
ID tables for sale low; been very hite Apply a. 22
Greenwich street
u ILLIARDs.-F0R SALE, FIRST RATE TABLE ~
ID nae only hree months. qure at So Eighth ayeaus
xxTE OFTEP Fois SALE A FINE STOCK, WIrH 1,T1,,
w new Invented cushions, OF superior easy and corre
Sy oRlrFlTH pBckEa, 20 Arm ST. .ct
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UCrION sALE.-LADIEs' FURs, SLEIGH roBEs
n &c -PETEk PARK Auctoneer. Savage & Park
will SELL this day, at O'Clock. at the store 3t4 Broadway
Gothic Hall, fine assortment Of ladies' SETS sleigh
gents gloves, collars, &c made Tor the Broadway trade
sale absolute.
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN
"A procure board aud l22 East SelfD
Sweet bird The house hsod
sOmely turMsed, contains all the modern
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
L Company intend sailing their favorile steam ships
CITY OF BALTIMORE, 2,367 ons c. pt. Robert Letch.
CITY OF WAhAANGTON, p $3.50 tons. Dap. VIM. Wylie.
CRY Of MANCHESTER 2l0y tons, CAPT p. G. Petite.
Saloon, 500, sS6 and $5o according to state rooms.
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found in provisions
From Phladelphia .... $50 From Liverpool. $40
Gates OF passage and drafts Liverpool of Ct sterling
and upwards Apply 70 JOHN G. DALE Agent,
Il Walnut street, Philadelphia
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OLD DR. CORBrTr Is CONSULTED PRYvATsLy. Al
~ his ofce es Maddseh nearly opposite Sands
and fourth door from Fulton street, Brooklyn, from a. ~ y
p N.
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TT 8. NAH. STEAMSHIP OOMPANY-FOR HAVANA
~ and New Orleans-Un Thursday January II, 1t PM
from pier loot of Warren street. North river the fast and IA
vorse steamship GRANADA Captain s. p. Griffin will sail
above.
Passage can be secured a. the Company's of1ce.
Freight to New Orleans, 80 cents per cubic foot.
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills Of ang Of the
form signed BY the Company application at their Office
No other forms signed and no bill Of adng will be signed
after the hour of sailing
For freight passage apply at the office Of the Company III
West street, corner OF Warren. n. u ROBERfS.
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UCTJON NOTICE.-CRoCKERY.G GLASS, CHINA AMI
N fabcv goods BY J. y. IL BARTLETT, auctioneer
Tuesday jan is 70 O'Clock No 81 Pearl street Peremp or,
OF sSds Of w. o., blue and glass al
kBds china, cutlery britannia toys &c lots to
dealers Catalogues ready and goods well packed FOL
shipping, i.
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THE GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEN LES : mr. W kpn,a
per'odicA enA, perfee. .ncsibls ana sac rmedv r
monhy s'vpfs~0n Price per bd1. oare, D anal
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A HANDSOME PAaLoR AND BEDROOM To LET
n furnished In the first class house su
6r two single gentlemen Apply from 10 A. NJ. 10
r. NJ.
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A PAHTMENrs FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
II bedrooms on the first and second oors handsomely fur
Bished ao nicely furnished the upper floor.
cheap The location is central and desraoe breakfast if
desired Apply at 80 Prince street.
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HENRY B. HeRTs. JR., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sale Of diamond ewelry, gold and silver watches jew
Tuesday Jan 10 at store No 5 Pine street, q lo o'clock,
earrings, gold and silver tches by the celebrated
Makers pins rings, earrings and large OF oil
paintings, also large lot Of fancy gooos.
w. b. JONES. Constable.
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DRIvATE CONSULTATIONS. DR. WATSON CON.
practice OF disease, vhloh be ~.
treated more han twenty Thousand oasss without s'ancs
Of allure The remedies are mid ana 90 not keep the paent
cent cases here IN twenty four hours n, w. e
desires thai iuany hare been dscsvei ~ ~
promises certain sna,sas and been By eraS 40
is DO charge consultations WILLIAM .TSTsxi nse
many surgeon TO the Lock Hospal a1ihos ~ re-
Cause and Tnre,h numerous plstcs Si s "N"" Va iDo
odce 90 Walker street. neay Brosdxav
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IIENRY II. LEEDS & CO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
Leeds Co win sell by auction Tuesday, jan Is at
~ O'clock at the eaesr0c No. 10 Nassau street Large
Of marble manels consisting Of Of satuary
and moulded mantes Italian vened ordinary
black gold Lisbon and ordinary descriptions Thcy
remain the premises time, Il required the
pAd Sale without Can be examined any
MIA toua t. the aala
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The delivery Of The property by Mr. Perhsr ne sie3
holders, will not be delayed beyond the day Nav hS
~ inrhest and viii be effected much sooner AZ an t,e
tickets can be sold Of wheh due notice VIII be given
The deposition Of this property will DC wholly under Ma
control Of the ticket holders, and Of them ONLY
AL orders ortickets by mail should addressed JOSH
PERHAM, Adams House, Boston, Mass.
Tickets for sale in Few York the principal hctsis
Office o. " =
BUcKLEYp OPERA HOUSE. $50 BROADWAY
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A UcTIoN NOTICE THOMAS BELL, AUCrIONEER.-
"A BY Bell Bush-1hs day at loclock I'm the salerooms,
y North lnsn street. Sale Of counting house furniture
writing tables large do suitable for insurance
&c porable desks chairs, bo0kstands &c Also cabins
and upholsterer's Atock, jewery fine Watches &c.
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GNOR SALE AT A LOW FIGUKE-THE GENTEEL FOUR
story and basement dwelling house NO. 04 East Sixteenth
street. stay vesan In complete order and ready
Or occupancy Good securities viii be received
ment- Inquire Of N W. II. sTUYVESANT, No. 9 Wall
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EOR SALE-A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE goHsFg
10 hands high with su action warranted perfee ly
sound and knd In harness, ard drivers
ms9sn wanting par Of superior horses tor Immediate
stables opposite Eleventh street, Seventh avenue
WATERPROOF HORSE COVERS EQUAL, IN pEAury
much more durable and one third cheaper than india
rupoer warranted not 10 snien In ~nter stick
uer; .. me manmacnry, IS Furman street. Brooklyn
block southwest Of ulon ferry, oh the river side
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II United States Mail Lfne.-The new and nasgnidcvn,
steamship NAsHvILk, ~ Berry, commander, viii leave
d. precisely For freight apply board where al bulls
admg viii De signed and 10y passage ut The oace ossPoF
$D The souherner viii succeed and leave on Saturday.
January 49, The favore steamer Carolina viii make
lar trips W the various landings The ST. Johns river
Florsl3, connecting with the FROM New
tickets 10 jacksonville, &31; TO Ptatks &33.
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RE you SEEKING GENTEEL BOARD OR ROOMS?-
n II call the Boarders' Exchange App aid.
og 34s Broadway corner OF Leonard street vhers You will
be directed Hranousy parties having desirable men
Privae families may obtain desirable boarders by calling
n. SMITH CO.. where they viii oe charged Tor the
hoaHd ara ctuallY received
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EQ BLEECKER STREET, A FEW DOORS EAST OF
CO byoaoway-ro let, furnished comfortable ron
the second floor, with panas attached With or without
h0ar
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CALLING DAYS, 51H AND GOTH OF EACH MONTH
-Four hours from ocean to ocean, by Panama Rsrosd
Twenty five pounds baggage treefhrough for California via
pany intend TO despatch for Aspmwa Monday Jan 2l
x0cleck r. M precisely from foot Of Warren stree,
North river the web Known aud iavore steamship ST LOU
Pacific Man Steamship Gompsny's msgnacent steamship
and leave immediately for San Francisco For passage
apply to W RAYMOND, at the only office o. Inc GONNA
rive
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UCTION AGENCY.-$5000OO WORTH OF GOODS
IA wanted, monthly for consignment and sale. BY the bes
auction and commission houses the cities Of the South and
West Every kind Of goods TAKEN Guarantee cash advances
quick sales and prom pt returns.
JOHH T. CAMPBELL, ONCE 10 Broadway, n z.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-09-17
FRNONTS TWO FACES.

The distinguished mulc meat candidate fer
the Presidency appears. from good testimony.
10 be very easy in his elgiouS opinions, and
not at all scrupucus about turning them to
his political advantage If he were Bot a can
didate for the Presidency and q lighting
man" we should pronounce him dishonest
scoundrel better deserving Of good COW hi
ding than the Presidential Office. But we
will submit the matter to the judgment of bis
i.iends-that is, to that portion of them who
are not entirely der,oralized by grasshopper
tie and MariPo.a glitter
Mr.. b. f. Cook respectable and we'll
Known merchant of New York, called on Ere
Inont 10 ascertain from himself something re-
! able in regard to bis religion. What took
u ace between them Mr. Cook relates as fol-
/ VS.:
Some friends having desired to enlist the
speaker, (Mr. Cook in the cause of so-caled
I:cpublcanism, he expressed desire TO have
: doubts removed on this mooted question !;
('ol Fremont's alleged catholicism > but
said nothing short of assurance from Col
fremonts own lips would satisfy him. An
interview was arranged for The object of
the visit being understood by the Colonel, be
avowed himself ready to answerany questions
proposed. Mr.. Cook proposed the following,
and received TO each the answer annexed, viz:
Were you married by a Romon Catholic
priest?" II ,cos," the Coloncfs lip quivering
as he spoke. Did you at the time believe
in, or profess to believe in the Roman Catholic
religion?" Il did not :" Have you before
or since, or at any time professcd the Catho-
lie religion?" II hare not" Here Mr. Cook
bowed to signify that he had 10 more ques-
TO ask.
Col. Fremont then volunteered some re-
marks to the following effect that whilst in
California he attended no church, and that he
occupied his Sundays in reading and writing,
and attending to such matters of business as
lie thought of Importance Mr. Fremont fur
ther said-'I am frequently interrogated by
all parties on this subject. / presume the
delegation now waiting for me up stairs wish
10 interrogate me on this point. When they
do l shall put the most favorable construction
the matter that | CAM wish to offend
none, but to secure the votes Of all. Only
this very morning ! have letter from Maine,
saying that unless make personal denalof
Romanism, and that am or have been Ro-
man catholic, that State will be lost to the
Republicans; and another letter from Indiana.
telling me that if | will authorize nv friends
there to say / am Roman Catholic, they can
secure me large German and Irish vote. r.
have to frame my replies SO as to secure IL e
votes of all. There is now deputation wait
ing for me. whose errand doubt not is the
same 1t is best to say as little about this
matter as possible, and VIC must manage the
thing as well as we can, so as to get the votes
Of both sides" Here the interview termina-
mated.