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PHI TO:G PIE y.

, bs,bar.n the .ss.eou, and Fillmore the f'rtuaste.
i, interest h,s ol nnaoifese3 the Lo Lor.usuon and
thea, porss ard c sms have gone by housand' over me
pd TIE fscii.y With With the Photograph 10 duqci'si
spsbjps Nr Brad, supply them By ,hs thousand We ~i
sy Ibis .bout the Pho'oHsPh faa'h 5oa have N 0a
r poat Of deceas.d friend do not 'ust 20 alone 70
..,ys the eeo c,ion Tshe IL BRADYS, II possible, II
not ,.nd it By ,1ps with eIpisit dree't1 regarding color
Of bsir &C. you viii receive promptly IN mper'
,bs fac smile Of ,oul picture :e'fec and at small cost
BRADy's VH eue Photograph made only ~ hls Upper OA'
,y No $50 Broadway is 'be q" exquisite Vana' m of mo
os,,pl, W.. nave ever sit ,sed AI,hoSsh 10 sVst i'm
cv,u.n, Oh the old meors the ay With Which they are
made .n.b e. him supply them a.: material Reduction OF
cost They exhibited bis Gallery and portrait purchasers
,yil, DO well TO examine them.
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PHOTO q X a p ii =

srti &C hni'h, .Ae bsst worss
,alep ted arI-ts The unth oi eA'
essio ,Ld feature oeios snaran'eod
zen ell Deteiy modlhesfss se'oiIy, s-u
dsrs graceful a 4 ,er feet the ''e'
tnt crulhi.s Of the original in.
)r,e son. "e ere
IN 6dsn, hat tho Photograph
eos only 20 Re 4. own tfor. sfause
70 ssy bot few ~. aware of its spplI'
eaijop) 10 become tbs portrait uniyeE-
sal sdsptso a. IL 10 ~ every e:sde d
tssc, aud svery pe snnisry condition.
IL ea.no. be shswn % rettef ad'
age ,haa q
BRADY'S GALLERY. where
you oil DO welc ONO, whether you
y,si, 40 sisit seer or purchaser.
Amrps ,he recent at act ols OF bis
trtsoisbment 10 thai OF The presi
deniIsl t,io, Fremont, The
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6nrses, Carriages. ST.

CHEAP, q good driusht
ROCKA vAY, beloBsias % 4
hepls hiss sound ald s,n1 .
Ap,iy to HENRY HILL, Bel.
leu E.eeeier.sl
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PHI TO G X A p III y

,ys Ffo,n that cf III. TO media lion miniatures, fn
nhei =, 6rely 6, the bes: 0u ivory IL /, difficult 70
sine b, impr o,e1sut Can lake pace uhoef s.cn
rsm.,anc+, ctr Brsdy mas recently be applying
IN. "a of mi Al experrn sIts and much
,..,,n,sd The O.. as 20 enable him 10 supply
III II half the form erccst Taose
vho loss, re- old dssuer Teotypee ofde
ceased f.u uds by snbmit;Ia them
TO 5r Braoy ay raly upon oo
tanning Ie-tcc, and durable
copies of any relrJed
size. Ihey may be
mafo eitber
raLvss o paper,
ard lpisned IN 81 or v.'er CO.
Lra Photographs, when fH
shed, do poi d fo' III appeGr
ace from iuc piin.iDss OF
sketches Pictures exhibited
by nr B:sdy Iya, III xlu-si@
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IBLO's GARD N
- Do'' open to Commence :; ocie'.. yc, c,,,
rIvRs0xv fyi;y;iaGi,,' AUS a. iaS' ''
LThniSS. THE woSDERF'a 4orSa saYrES: nEIGtsa
F.r;ois ...'. 'os Is.
A''''' iiiE sGIoiES FOR i3yE
''''@' E;yoLrlroSs o% fiE 9i3Ir a0yiEi, ''''''
BY A. Cfsni NINE A.el Lehman ard iOans Hersler.
To ES 5f .TI, 4nE HsS Hs1t1ls FfS s
with The WodeTiul Raves in the prncOa characters
ftIpA3@S brRTGX 5; Tssai:i is:is in hi:
s. i:; .s q f'.1H' ri PArG 81
as Sii5 and
The The RAvEL risht.-ruEsDAYs, THURSDAYS and
" Al ACK's THEA ATER.
First Appearance Ct the sm,r,;' :no., AIi't,
who ho. been easa.ca for thrso nights who viii sppe.r
1o-Ni'hr g Gh:SbFsrnra T.; 9sif' f'lsiHfT lwaTTsHrAD
sa sn,d Tk % y Of s ' him.
susI ed by Mr Johnston and other distinguished Arss
= ~ '' DAVID COPPERFIELD,
received u'gs3y with enthusiastic applause.
Nr Bu,ne;t .............. N cawbsr.
Pe,rons. in which he; b.ve b en- porou ced aeq
In consequ:no" Of the long ant attraction OF me peri y!
On MONDAY the teau'ifl snd brilliant
'-N '-' Mr. DION BOURCiCatLr
will appear rec more On hS s'e Of 5er summer tru"rh in
Bores 30 cerisI St,n.. Family Circle Is cents Per
az u OCiock and terminate nearly az
~ o,cloci az p.tsble
PARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-ONLY
I'D THAT lNCOMfREHENslBLE BEING, the popular
;essul artist WYHAN the WIZARD will pYeseat his
s.zns es;s sid every afternoon aa evsnins
scEsLs in Voice, h, liie-moSIg figures. kc living
two l'yins AnsecDda' pa O. LIVING cstirs Monsey.
MODEL OF TIE NALAkcFF Lhe living Wild Bes.ts al 70 bs
seen. Abundance p Gents. Children under ten l2i
1'HE BROADWAY VARIETIES, NO. 472
Il BBOADwAY. WILL CLOSE, ioi d fe- weeks, o4 SAT-
sa co eG rs Ps Ss a. Mars. ovSas
eoueiar buhslo Quebec snd AonLe1 Due notice Of
he eopfnnP will be sven HENkf WOOD,
Busihess Manager.
NLO. CHRISTY and WOODS MlNISTRELS,
~ No. 44 Broadway will reopen Oh MONDAY EVENiNG,
Aus. ?5, With ws seoted Programme concluding with
&c" 'H' very '''''' HhSRY Wo0D, Business MANAGER.
4 UTOMATON, CLARlONET and CORNEr
~ PLAYEK--tD.t exhibition on THURSDAY Aug 2l,
continuing day SuLoay om 10 to
at06Y mi evehi4s, sto 10 Dwips every h9gI The Apons
with brisI At No l3 Broadway, stairs Ad
uiitai ce . cfIts
1NHE CRYSTAL PALACE. - This beautiful
hudns ccr;aIs various objoes Of inercst Ancient Gobe
in TAPESTRY, Gallery Of Paintings, and valuable
5TATUARY beside Agricultural implements and Msohnay.
Il Will reDsin opeD q: III fuTtheT notice
CURNEY's PALACE DART No. 349 Broadway
" oc,tah largest collection OF Photographs sn D.susr
eotype exhibition world and 10 always open for
zee inspection Of the public
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
contains 5 Of the finest PAISTINGs ever pu upon e1-
|tation oDen DAY snd EVENING Adn'i;iano" q cents
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fine arts.

N B r O T Y P z
Ihse .re valid reasons ~hy the Amb,otype
houio se preferred hy tbo.s reqgirins an
Inueo'.f 'nd iDcirsnUvs Plct1r. Fir,',
ihey posse" The merit Of belIs impe-i.osb,e.
second They ,Is tskeo IN AZ in.'s l. relieving
1he sys tr>In the sIgres.ion or ya,ui,y some.
lmes sih hes',d IN cthe, pic.Rres.
i. ih.fe, nbey are eSqqisi,ely de.
~ q 'e'H eaton ald .c.e The
suhstsLce unou which they are t.seu
is D. Sd d plate glass ans toe sur.
face thus pfes.ntrd 70 The a.rro,pher.
Is lot s7.cspube OF A. -.
from Il Ths glaze helns trsp.p,
rer'. the r'se pic turs is ,r.7st,rn.
atie INTO two, s'vins tiif,rent views OF tbs f.cc
and serb perfect One view nav b. ,o,oreS
les7iIs the other a. exquisite Mesro.,n: pre-.
sslth l'he :oyelty Of tpo dissr c, portrn.in
ntum IL the production Of Portraits Of
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Nfm DnbIifaiions,

HENRY WARD B f G Ii L K
SAT-: Bigecw's Life Of Fremont s admirable as good
q. is cbeep Every f-Inily sh1uld have copy
Dr G BAILEY, Editor Of The Nstional Era,
ssy,: wi p!oye ecieLt weapon the present Cam
pses Let # eIds therefore themseves with Bselows
Life Cf Fr mont - go
SaysTle Chicago Daily ThbuTe: Biseows LIE OF fre-
mont he only OF that be afctN Tsied upon
The Y ILdeperoeIt: ibis work cOnpr'-s the fnt
est and luv complete yet pubb-d OF ne e OF THIS
,1freooiery man ard by is plain and irrefrasbe ts fore
STALE suc leI the whoe immense brood VI nalguar o
ders ~bch ProSayeIy party are endeaeEins to h
the public milo" -
81 MO best because fullest Life OF Col Ere
mont yet putlishod.' ... .
ssys The ~ Daily Herald: Tbs s by far the mos com
ph nsye ea satisfactory Life Of Col F7onont lt mas Us
yet besn puhilh.c =" ,.
se,s The Phade pls Evening Buletin clearly writ
ten ngly concise ana IN every sentenee dec AID 70 tne
purpose" ,. .-,o,, .,.. w,
Booksellers supplied the most liberal terms C1pie set
by u.an, rosipsid receipt of prce.
few burdred Arents every Le'ghhoEhood % sell
the above ADDRESS tle Publishers.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

Tor SALE or to LET CHEAP-Seversl neat
i COTTAGE HOUSE, near bushwies Crlss Roscs, East
bioohIyn ~nhD hsh bj.fs ride of Vow ffs CITY ana
stages ysss BY he dor every teE minutes s|oe % tncse
houvs rs al located with 6Jo j.Ds 10 trees
sr.ps ,u's kc. tppy to Mr. QUICK, al No. Heir" ST.,
new. YorA City, from II 20 u oeroSh.
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THIS DAY. for SALE

3 or cur %. HORSE eId
private ssu q. man Horse l5t
lacy or chpd can drive hsaa-
mont Stable, No, ~ CToso, u
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To Ihc Rcnnhlicnn Iuhs Of the City of BrOOklyn.

re,l fully req ssd Dslegs to se hun
~ Of tlIse each be hct at the Musc Rooms
lItltyD,t CT FRIDAY EVkNIN3 Au1 % a. clo;k tor
h. oil {. alton Of important GEORGE $
bWiGbT OF behalf Cf the Executive Committee Of Yourg
seu's Reruoh Association,
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ktoIs. OK RlCHAHDoON BOY NTON, No. 7i
StYcls bavs tbe 'sst asortmen Of The above
sI,d Insiket prepared 20 Furnish
6fdds d 'sstmos Gon rsri-s So the city and different
o = the ood Try who have 'hOroussy toset the mets Il
he - tNi-aTg Furse aid bs CoSu0 Doll Rang.
Iby mar uiastae boyntns Lsun ~ RaLgo ~ sEss OF
|sIcss Aso ar>e of Parlor Oce ard
.ookins St.vts, Resis:eIs VeptIat.rs &c
All. tOstsr's ExtcrmIiuntsr, tho only article
S.Ctus5 c!eus without ca R16 Cro1u 9ug
etoarhes. ALts, sc. COSrAVS ELECTRIC 70 pDER
for tbs cesf-Vctisi o
,,,oss Bod snd a. u ss,ts and COSrAR'S BFT n,
.IlERdlN1 NOR 'nsIANs "EoIessje and Retail Depo.
~. $50 B, oal~Gy New HO'k
mjIysnr lee cilisence Ona~c ssd Labor Exrhanxs
"a N.n en, we'd from Nc. anal ST. 70 No sl Wor,hst
,.,b,,x few doors west of Broadway no Se,,
JhNbN rb'HF' ouo>'ht issent
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Tie dom ". chandler Of Michigan will addre,s the Re-
pobf, no q tie Sixth snd Tenth "sris Of Brooklyn on
int RsOAY Aug 81 a. W. a. Constitution hah corner
IL, Cut ana Butersts Ladies spd gentlemen who we're
ia y ntd Of the severe storm on Inesasy
d.utyio,, oi sre, State PRINCIPLES. GEO. CURTIS,
II OBytTS .critsrv Presi3enf.
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6ks cub sili be aeld Oh THURSDAY EEkNiNG, Aug q,
sIocicck Al ACADEMY HALL No COS B oatway. R-s-
s OF the Wsrd requegei 70 attend and etro Their
nGes members. Goot speakins may De exPected
ChAhLES A DANA. President.
TCLEvrLnp, q. NArHAS, r. L. WELD, a1d r. CHAPMAN,
.ceiaii-s
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Preserve both Liberty and the Union.-B Re

LIN TENTH WArD REPUBLICAN, CLUB, regular meet.
ngTIis tNENI.C a. no. 20 Aushtic-st. FRANCIS h.
IUeION sna ISAAC DAYTON esqrs will speak sing ne by
a Gee Clsb All fIieDds o. freedom Fremont a1e 10
lN.et. H. o. HAAhINDlCN, ffeedelt'
| b. DICKINSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

Fremont and Dayton Brooklyn First and Third
Ward Republican Association Nj .eti 4 TdlS trhurs
is,l EtENING, {. the Republican Rayrg Hall. Ma.
a Fulton ard Orange stfeets Good Speak
es ,Ic Musc. Cpzens generally invited TO be present
NJ PARSONS, President
GEo H. BATES, Secretary.
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Grand Rally for Frccdom.-The Twentieth Ward Re
iwenty.arst Ward Republican Association lnec

German ,inss t1eeting.-Tbe undersigned ca. upon their
Ghsn os tiuz-u. Of New York 70 et-nd At
snss Meeting ~hcb vii be held al the Tsbernscle No $40
Es1dwsy, o. IHUR SDAY The 2st ist al oe och. r.
aur fy the DoD alton Of John Fremont aud William l.
py.fD Excellent orators wili address the meeting.
a. FRANK, PresideIt Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21
JGe Gig Fremont Nomination Bi,l.-sEcoNo

JGe Big Fremont Nomination Bi,l.-SECONo
ID.TiO ON.-We shall issue THIS MORNING NEW
IITloS Of the BIG FREMONT BILL. II is The largest
Yees tl issue6-s1e by erbeished with lfe.szs
P,f,ss Of FTemont aud Dayton, beautiful hsue OF the
GOdse Lbeys splensd Eagle the largest ever ens'aved
"a, u procl4ins Victory f.. the cause. just the tans
s CabTcops, Pa0;e Houses Stores, "ors,bop' &c, &c
Pre- cry 25 cea.s Sent by mail upon receipt OF pTice sd
tvo Scr. IN,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-03
For the Nashville Pat rio t.
Haskell i'm Putnam County.
OooKEyILLE, Sept. 9th, 1856.


MEssRs. EDIroRs:-We have just closed a
glorious political revival. The gallant Has
kell addressed large crowd here to-day upon
the issues of the presidential canvass, and |
am confident redeemed many good men from
Locofocoism. have heard that great orator
before, but never when he seemed to be so
much identified with the great interests Of the
country he is laboring to promote. he spoke
for four hours to the most attentive audience
/ ever witnessed. he reviewed the history OF
the Looofoco party, showing its tendency and
the recklessness and desperation with which,
regardless of all other considerations, they
have time and again imperiled the country
for party purposes. He held that party re-
sponsble for the frequent agitation of the
slavery question-charged that the Kansas
difficulties grew out of the repeal of the Mis-
souri, compromise the present sectional
issue was produced by their persistent intro
duction of the slavery question in presidential
electons-that while it has been the policy of
Wings and Americans to discountenance the
renewal of such agitation, the democratic par
ty was guilty of keeping it up Systematically
for the purpose of preserving their entirety as
party. In this effort to implicate the can
didates of the wings for the presidency in
sympathy with the anti-slavery sentiment of
the North, or in other words, with the false
charge that they were the allies of the abo
litonsts, and that while the tendency of this
was to divide the South, it emboldened the
North to unite in opposition. He Instituted a
comparison between the two candidates, show
ing that Mr.. Buchanan had maintained his
consistency by adj eriDg to and practicing mp
on his early anti-savery prejudices, whilst Mr..
Fillmore, when the nation had honored him,
and political crisis was upon the country,
had proved himself equal to the occasion and
worthy of its confidence. Gen. Haskell then
reviewed the prospects of the different candi-
dates showing that the parrot cry of mo
chance for Fillmore" was a contemplate re
sort of the democracy in the absence of srgu-
ment. His whole speech was in his finest vein
and stirred the hearts of his hearers like the
bugle call rallying the hosts of freedom to a
glorious onset. trust you will not be aston
ished when l tell you that there was not less
than six thousand persons present. The cOun-
ties of Jackson, Overton, Smith and White
were largely represented, the delegations from
each coming into town in regular procession,
each accompanied by bands of music, &C., &c.
After Gen. Il. concluded an adjournment
for dinner took place, after which Col. N. n.
Brien entertained the crowd for about one
hour in his own peculiarly happy manner, and
to the entire satisfaction of his friends Since
supper they havebe entertained by speeches
from DR.. J. J. Burnett, Col. Allison, Judge
Quarles, Messrs. Collins and Stanton, and with
music, Fillmore aud DonelsOn songs. &c. AL
together this has been a stirring day with the
Americans and Old Line Wings of Putnam.
Yours, &C.,
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Our ..rni,hfuI, Northeru AlIIes.

Even in the State of Michigan and 10 the
city where Gen. Cass himself resides, the Dem
ocrats are deserving to Fremont and Black
Republicanism by hundreds at time. An
address just issued by two hundred and fifty
Democrats of Detroit to their Democratic
brethren of other parts of Michigan is publish
ed ir the Detroit Advertiser of Saturday last,
and commences as follows:
an view of the almost irrtparable injuries
that have been inflicted upon our Democratic
institutions, the long established principles of
the Democratic party, and tie peace and pros
perty of our beloved country, by the admins
tration of Franklin Pierce, and the still greater
injury threatened by the election of James
Buchanan, who has given bis unqualified and
cordial approval To all its wicked measures,
and stands solemnly pledged, as well by his
own declaration as by the Cincinnati platform.
Ave the undersigned, 1hO hare uniformity
acted lcitA the Democratic party, and rhO Uoted
for Franklin Pierce in 1852, feel 10 10 be our
duty as Democrats, as friends Of CAR country,
and as GOOD citizens publicly 10 declare our de-
termination 10 oppose, IN erery honorable cay,
the election of .Iamss Buchanan, and TO giue our
influence and our oOtes % John C.. Fremont, and
10 Get forth the reasons rhich haUe impetied as
10 this course
Just see how faithful and how unwavering
these Northern allies of the Southern Democ-
racy ard Right under the nose Of Gen. Cass,
and, as the Baltimore american well says, ia
the face Of the cry Of Fillmore Jifsions, two
hundred and fifty lifelong Democrats decaInp
to the aid of Fremont, and Sumner, aud Gree
lev. Wha, does this portend in State claimed
certainly for Buchanan Does IL show that
his prospects are improving much 10 the Northf
Verify there will he hardly bakers dozen Of
Northern Democrats supporting Buchanan By
the 4th af November. His csse is utterly and
forevrr homeless
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Bay The betting gentleman from the
Union and american who called at our
counting room on yesterday, labored under
misapprehension. The sentence in our
article of yesterday reading thus. "The
party making the offer has not called on us
since, and we do not know his wishes or
intentions" had reference to the party
who offered the proposition in our issue of
the l5tn ut., and not to him.
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SOLD OUT,

TIVE Undersigned while they tender their thanks to their
friends In the city and country for the liberal patron
extended to them for several years past that
they have sold ont their entire ock Of Books &c One Of
the Arm having formed business association in Knox
vile, Tenn, will remove thiher with the stock. We
anxious make a final and complete settlement a our
old business aud With that view respectfully urge all those
indebted call at No. "A Union street. and pay up
their without delay The books and accounts will
be found at the old stand, forsettlement
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MEDICAL BOOKS
JOHN YORK s. co.

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Have for sale the fOioEing works
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NEW B Q OK S.
ARRIVED AT LAST!

MEMOIRS OF HON. II. L. WHITE;
IRvINGS LIFE OF WASHINGTON;
HEADLEY's LIFE % WASHINGTON;
THE LAST OF THE P0RFSTERs;
SIGNS OF THB TINES on LKrrxEs oS THE DANCES TO
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
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FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1855.
Richmond lis ON the
Se3S!''

Said the Union and american when Cover
nor Jones' coming was announced.
Richmond is on the seas" said Stanly
to King Richard. Richards answer is
ours
''There let him sink, and be the
Seas On him!
White-liVered renegade! What
doth he there!"
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NEW GOODS!

ID G. McNARY Co, opening this day large lot %
II. NEW GOODS.-Rib Lsers Embroideries Collars
Skirt Belts and Bein, ul sets Of Applique Lace These
nice goods. Ca quies or they will be all gone
Aug4 1855, X. O. MeNARY q Co.
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Mr. RH COOKE

HAVING taken an interest In business, viii not
IL hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales The style
OF our Arm remains the same.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Copartasrship hei sofOFe existing under The namo
Of DoDGE wENDER0TH Is this day dissolved By
mutual consent J. W. DODGE,
Nashville, ssP.25 tOe'sl A wRSDERoTa.
COPaFtnHrshiP Notice.
W. DODGE would rsspec fully announce 70 his friends
- and the public thst he has this day associated With
him IN oipartnes-hip. his brother EnWaRD :. Cd z
unssr the and style 81 w. & z 8. DoDGE
We viii prof sSson ~ the Rooms, Hieks
CANA Han. north side The bile square, aud viii con
tnue heretofore, 70 paat miniatures isery-take
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Better Late Than Never.

1--WE ceiehrsted Genuine PAN CAKE FLAT PRFssED
i and LYONs ~ IsT TOBACCO, has just been received
by Lyons Co. Wholesale Dealers IN Havana Cigars, Ii
quors Tobacco &c LYONS co.
sep-a 10 Cedar streea
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY TIE
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILADFIPHIA.

ID OP0RT ON SPERMAT0RRHGA. or Seminal Weak
II ness Impotence, the Vice Of onansm Masturbat
or SeAbuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Orrans
with count Of the and deeeptions OF CRACKS
and valuable Advice to the Afflicted, by GEO. CAL
HOUN, NJ D., CONSULTING SURGEON OF the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Phi adelphia, Pa benevolent Institution
estab Wished by special endowment for the relief the sick
and distressed afflicted with ''VRnent and EpSemic Dis
eases" copy OF the above Report will be by mail
Qn sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE The receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DR.. GEO X. CAL
HOUN No 2 South NINTH st., Philadelphia, Pa.
sept30-d3m
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AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
EATS, &C,
I'm FRIDAY EVENING Oct. Sd, at seven O'Clock. Sale
" without reserve, fer cash. BENZ. Y. SHIELDS
oets 81 Pubic square.
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A GRAND SCHEME
FOR OCTOBER 31st,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
EXTRA CLASS 5,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md Friday October s1st 1855
VIII be distributed according to the tollouing
Splendid Scheme.
10000 Numbersi-1,000 Prizes!
Prizes PAYABLE IN Full 1oithOut Deduction.

Prizes Payable in Full soitAout Deduction
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40 NEGROES FOR SALE

HAVE hand shout fprty NEGROES for sale consisting
Of Men, Women and House Grs, COOKS, &c-, Amongst
whom several that "We recommended and pro-
perry vonehrd tOr." Oall soon.
augl9 30 REEFS W. PORTER
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