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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

DART OF A HoUsE WAsTED.-AN AMERICAN
l. family wishes TO rent Of house within
teen minutes Of the City Hai on The cas-, west side will
not to exceed $780, The apartments required about
our front end back and good bedroom Ad
dress II. D. NJ, Herald Office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

GARDENS PUT I'm ORDER AND GRAPEvfNES
VI trimmed by j. SMITH, Is West Forieh street. ALI or
left the sixteenth Third avenue,
Rogers bookaore sl9 Broadway corner Twelfth street.
will be prom pity attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

A MALHERBR SON, 306 BROADWAY. UP Alba,
A. door below Fulton street, real estate Agert CO..
lectors Cusom House brokers and commission msrchas
Advances made eonsiRnments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

THO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-THIS rs TO STATE
that !. Michael McCermo sizAr NJ Trinity College
Dubln now LOGGER at 4 Reade street New York neither
to the contrary but the arfcrs OF designing
traitors 70 be they profess N be serving II this
the deuson hch has prevailed
mensoes shan deter from nnmasinE tha real author
when the unroing Of Celtic mummy bring to light
truths Tar stranger than any fctons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

DCOMs WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY
IL who wish TO take their meals restaurant; unfur
nished eoond story with hall bedroom attached
respecabe private family Rent exceed $50 per
The h0uss must have and wAtercoses geneel family
wishing dimnish their rent without trouble he's
opportunity do Unexcep nle reference will
given and required Location above Twenty fourth street,
below tighth between Fourth and Eighth avenues. Ad
4 Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19
BILLIARDS.


LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABIEa On
"a The best quality and at low prices will be- ound Al onr
me srsss and most ooplse IN the city
nu o. INC nrss quality for sale Orders by
ended TO. OC0FkOH COLLRNDER SO Ann erect
RnLIARD BAIL9-A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Bill.
~ Hard baih and French tips fox sae Al Ia over
OF Crosby -' ~ -
DULIARD TABLES FOR sALE-pOrY NEW AND
- second hapd different szes 10 customers with All OF
me modern improvement and fancy woods with our newly
lard saloon for sale up town. " "
GkIFrITH DECKER, 90 Ann street
JNPORTAET TO ALL WHO WANT BILLIARD IA BLEs
W. SHARP III Fulton street, offers for sas an assort
own design hand tables sale cheap Tor cash
All orders By mail promptly attended 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

VTEaTRIS BLOOMS DKPOT.-LADTES WILL FIND AT
sos Broadway the celebrated cosmetic which far
years the beauty Of the celebrated Madame Yes
trs from tho touch Of Iime This and superior toilet
articles prepared by ANGELO BORTOLOzZI The Ves
tis blooms render the skin delicate soft and removes mi
trace Of eruption scrofua, &c, &c. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

A PARTMENfs WAN1ED-IN A SMALL HOUSE. ON
n the side Of the consisting OF paror, kitchen
ard bedrooms by family three children. Address
q. w b rive ming Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

CTABLE wAN7ED-IN THE VICINITY OF BROOME
- street, west Of Broadway. for buggy, sleigh Dand
two horses Address b. boz l9l Post office, stating place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

UyANrKD-BY FAMILY OF TWO PERSONS THE
w second floor Of convenient house. with water and
below Fourteenth street, at reasonable rant Satisfactory
ferencss given. Address g. Herald Office Would be willing
10 purchase small convenient house . reasonable price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

WANTED-A GERMAN OR IRISH GIRL. TO DO GE-
w neral homework Must he good washer and ironer.
and bring good reference. None other need apply lis
IT. - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

(NLARK'S RHODE ISLAND FOUNDERS FACING
~ Two three hundred barrels in the ORIGINAL packages
for sale, In quantities Of less than BARREL warranted
genuine, at three cents per pound, cash.
Fl. A. GHI9WOLD,
Office Of hs N Y. Foundry and Iron Railing Company
Duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-19

WAkTkD TWO YOUNG LADIES. WHO CAN SING
~ and perform well the panotorte, oliclate a
bRhy respectable end religious exhibition those who
Dpetent win be literally treated Address NJ boz 50.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21
SiebenteS Eanitef.

Cine natb Dem anoern Ietleppte Gd1 1T
bangor Gralter fur Bllhelmlne bin. yWenn
er mir nod e in e 3etle qelanot bate uno
pare e6 ein 2lblf1ieoSpcrt 9eweleu," ieur,te
iIe oft bel lIdb lelblt - v2Illeiu uicht Elm
etuSt9es QSOrt - > 9emiB bat lbm Der
Obeim jeoe 8erbtnoun9 nit mir unterla9t!
Aber, pena er audi 9ebprden mu6te -
uno muBte er oenn? - 2lusIpred)eu
ourfte er e6 ood) 9e9en MIDI, baB mir 9ez
trennt (Inb. Da8 foroert bod Die @bre oes
Mannes I! -Sa, oas hdtte er audi oetban,
oahte lIe pIoBllb freuOiger, allo 1T metne
Surht unbe9rnnoet. SIS miro etnlge5d)wtes
rlgfeiten 9eben, Die er mir aus ShOnung
perlhrpei9t, allein es miro Gd) lllles auffld'
rell. 0tur @eoulo !" cSn oiefen mehIelnoen
@eoanfen, balo i'm 0iht rcGeer Opfnuneelt,
baIo in tiefen WoIfenibatten Der SelCr9-
mig, lthpanoen tbre Gage Oabin.
v@tn Brief Sraulem," lprah Der entire
tenoe Otener, uno Iegte ihn Dor Ge bin. -
Oa6 potBelhen @otba @r mar bon
/ y M! Gin ieIt9e6 @nt51fen OurhSitterte
lbre Bruit uno ltrablte aus ibren 2lu9en, =
och inoem Ge ben Singer anleBte, oas
(Sle9el Su brehen, 5udte Ite ihouerno Surld
uno oabte: Wenn eS oas 2bIhteo6nOrt
tpdre !" gle erbrdd) uno las
Ibeuer lte QStlbelmine!
pSh babe 10 lhnea abreiien, uno 70 itnea
rcilen mll1en, caB e6 mir unmo9!ttb mar,
Dit frllber 8adriht BON mir 5u 9eben :;
bob bate mir meit Sbeim oerlprchen, 1os
9Ieih meine Sbreile Deinem Bater ouSuSei-
gen. 90 lpirlf Du, meioe innig GjeIebte,
tetne Seunrlbi9un9 emgfncen baben J" =
9Ih u oahte 9SllbeImine, unc le9te Die
j,ano lber bic Augen.
,Q8l5 unfer 8unoniB anlan9t, 70 babe
tct MIDI meinem Sheim, tpie ib muBte uno
Dir oerfprad, icfprr pfen entoedt. @r
@hien mir betrcfen, uno Iebnte e6 ab, in
Oieler ernlten 2tn9ele9enbeit ir9eno einen
S5hritt su thun, oOer eiuen @ntfhluB Ill
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21
Baltimore, Montoo, sen 21. >5onuar 1866.

DAlIc Der 1T oben; bahtc 6elcbetm,
uno es berubt9te tbn etnt9ermaBen illoem
oarau6 bod beruursin9, oaB Der prdGoent
DtrfIt6 8elub bate, @s ffel tbm frets
ltf auf, mas Der polSeibauptmann bort su
thun BADEN fonnte.
vgSle gebt e5 Sud, oenn, leio Sbr ,ufrie-
ben, " fra9te er @brbarot neiter.
uS ia, rcd)t lesr," antlpcrtete oieIer, nno
oaS oeroanfc id1 nur Sbnen, Soerr oonSelo,
belm !"
uSno Die &inoer rpohl 2"
u9ed)t pobl, Sbnen 3u oienen ch babe
oa Dem Dedoel etlpa6 9efauft!" @r seu9te
NIT id1munSelnoem 2ifeln Elm fleine6
StrduBhen.
uStno Oa5 8lumen 2 - O1ein !" fprah
SelObeim fraeeno
rSa, Bumen, aber rpas fir lpelde Bon
Tuben geIhnllgt ST oa6 ntt,t orri9 ?"
uQ8ahrIldh gang bnbIt 4Ober babtSbr
bas?
v@in alter, halbbetrunfener Mann bot
pcrber aIerlet StrduBben Der 4rt 3u
&auf !" -
$50 !" ertpieoerte Selobetm serfreut, ba
tbn ernltere Oiu9e be1hdftt9ten, als Die
Slumen, Die er ilbri9ens gang hibIh fano.
- @r gina rpelter, I'm oen Obrilfen ouf,u-
lllhen. Sein lSe9 ftthrte ibu onrd Elm
flelne6 @dBhen SmiIhen s,pet @artenmau,
ern. gln Der @roe blinfte ettpa5. Cgr biid
te hd1, uno bob en WeiIer pom Booen auf
o15 ene gang et5entbNmllhe @eifalt bate
3pel JtItn9en, Die etne bafeuarti0 9efrlmmt,
Die dnoere cine Dirt bon Shaufel. @r fab
illh nm, Oh SemanO on Iei, Der es oerloren
BADEN f6nne. IS mar Jtenano su leben.
Slelelht triflt Du nod ouf ben @i9entbit
mer oahte er, itlOB Die frumme, ofene
&lln9e, uno lte6te oa6 We1ler
tn.--
Sn Der @aftbofStbur tano loerr SdpdIs
be; er oernetgte lth NIT befanuter @jeldus
f9fett uno 0ttden9e[enfi9feit Qluf ole
5Sra9e nah Dem Obriten erpteOerte er:
uWeuB lehr beoauern, Oerr BON sridl- 6elo=
betm; 1T aber 9eltern 2lbtno perreilt nit
Dem SO tlbelm.
v0at btnterl00en, er meroe Mor9en poer
llebermOr9en pieoerfebren - ollie Sad,en
llno surid5ctliebcn, IeBte er bin;u, nit
elmer Wtene, als woQe er ia9en: %, fir
metne Stterbeit tpe9en Der Sc5ablun9 babe
td) 9eiOr9t!"
Selonetm 9ao thm elne Stdrte tur Den Sbs
rtiten, uno 9in9 rpeiter v@S 9lebt Gage,
no mdn ntdt6 erretd)t, mas man beoblIt.
tt3t," murmelte er inn @ehen. Oa6 1T fold,
Elm lln9litfStas ?R6hte fth nur nibts
Sdllmmere6 oabtnter bergen. - Den 2Ir5t
bOfe id) Oph lOenigitenS gu trefen. Oas
9elan9 thm. Gr bate fhOn leiuen gBa9en
Dor Die 2bir pe6elben beteQt, uno fubr nit
ibm htnau6.
Die Rranfe befano id, nod in ibrem al
ten 3ultanoe, bod, bate thr Sieber ettpa5
nad9elaneu. 9efabr be or9te Der 2r5t
nid)t SelObeim betrahtete oaber feine
Satin nit 9etr0itetem, rubi9erem Ner5en
ais ietne Iod)ter. Neon ru16 1pate er
Die fer Iageng Die lS hr rbeit,
oaAte er SuIebt uno fonnte, cbns oielc 3u
oerleeen, noh ou6 tr0itenoe g8ort bin5uflt-
gen, Der Oberforltneiter babe i'm oerTd,ert,
e6 et III Der Ibat eiu le ehrorin9enoe6
@e d] fl, tpae Den 2Ine(fOr CUR 2Ibreile
9en6tbi9t babe, ollem oernuthlitb lDeroe er
III eini9en 219cn 5urllf febreu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21
~ Is Baruan9
ge9en
- 9 T. & al + CGD % u q +!

Da i'd IN @rabrune eebrad5t BABE 6aB serec FieWeniaeM
es i'd a9m G5efd maden ben fruber metn Stefgater,
s. S. 8tf&pff, unp felt enem Gpbe mir, mem Na6-
fplaer fabristrten I9en Gau Sad YsrfalI9en,
unS nit Dem dllAti9 na9eemaen nm6la9spaper ais be
meisen pertaaen weour8 nit nur Oae Yubum betr1sen
pnbern aud mir bur be Neprtrdsteit S4aben inn Ser.
auf menem 8uten gamen 5sefagt ntro, 70 lebe m
mid esswunsen aQe bic @brlOIen bic @ cine pl9e seeBwb-
rtse unbne erauben 88en bie Oieerei su warnen nbe
i'd ntIpen bin bas Se:es 8eeen5Gr BEL tbrer @nt0tune
In hrenee Nnpenbun9 5u brnSen.
Snbem i'd biee @eenbet 5uelei6 benuse enen b6bert'
gen 3abrei6en be9en nb auswGren 6renben unS Rneen
fir 6te mir bnen III Gbet gpSrOene berd ntertuBun9
unc 2ufmuuteruue mnen Grmien ant abiufatten une ne,
un bic au9e prpauer brIelben eru6en Ser6ere th e
bas mic bsbe ein sr ss Berben n Miro tie nit gutter
gBaare unb aufs Blu 81 bebtenen.
s. 8sp. cams,
ttb1mtWt5 ! 9aafplser pom s. s. 8tIADf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21

Scr Baltimore Qgeter' mtro Ole @r u5atit At
QufSrte bcr olte uho neueu Q8elt feinsn Qeiern
WIS Wase iibrcn unS fir eie Democratic in
Nmerifd unb Gnrppa 3u ~ ireu ltreben, lg peI In
fenen 8rdeu ltegt 9u Sielem 3wefe eriubt
be Recaftgn be 5teuuoe eu5fr tie um
llnteriis Ina bees Oranns. - @in nbuneen
pe6e ofr Tenben3 6eS ,QgederS" tntpre6en,
dnb ptatOmmen. : Sriefe erbtten Wir uns per-
ipf rei
Dds 9Dp6eubfntt beS ,ggeferS" eri6eint iebsn
6reita9 unb fpfet So baS Sabr.
~~~~~0~>"'~>>~'5~ >>~'~>~>~~1>~'~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21
I j ! 81 i anc ), u IL c:1 ".
Yradtpoae SepelIerie Silber uuo fiber
.platttrte Wddren
bet 81. g., VWnrtter

3r. 1 o Nprb. s. az # raee
A9 babe eben en srsBes nb ret6tdlss Eager BON aus.
SewGlten nen Supelen wDrnnte SrunaDeIa unb SrOdsm
p0n ben etna9ten bts 3u ben mObrnen 3ei6nn9en Nr-
b6nOr Otrrtnge 5nserrnse 9eren. unD 0amectten unb
ubr9eebnge; @pb-Ste unD GeOern S6naGen, MebaQuns
ur nrabmuns Dd9uerrep9pn erbalten uno pertaufe
OI3e aae gu ben baisen anebm6aren @rcifen 12S-1ia
rs SSObnungSs gSs0erdnoermna.
Ntstnen 5reurben Mnb Jtem seeHrten 9abltm aber.
T. 8 battpt made A bic @n3eib, 6dB i'd metn 1brmader.
unb SepeQerte>@e6dft BON metnem alten @lds Brpn
nfaBe naH gr 300 9tap ndbe Mi8autbfros prleet babe
Snee t r bas mir est sef8ene 3utrauen bunfe empfeb
10 ntetn beNeutenO persrSFertes Eager beitens.
Npb. Stetnba6,
Str. 300 81. @a9s nabe NtSaHbn
~ Maparauren ubren unb eweQerten perben auf 6as
pantlt4fe unb bette tn ttrsener 8ett tefprst flint
~ 20mbDnerll brem u. cJemellerie.
aSAzssa jebt in SIR. 159 Baltimore. Str
benz Wfuieum sesenii6er.
Der nerSethnete banft berit benz prebreu Nubum fir
eas bm IN fenem dlten Stanb 2igbtaBe Nr TO- eeefte
3utrauen nnb eraubt @ OaeIbs u bsna8ri&tigeR 6a6
oeben an O1en9enannm plas elm srO6es Eager ben
ellerte unb Sttberpdaren erSFnlt. Gin GROCER
0prratb BON en9en gDlbeneu uub bernen te b en-
gBbpleale u. Eetdi g. W(eronbtr
fru9er @prman bei S. D. Sren6s In Qpnbsn.
suite llpren werben sranoIt6 reparir @arane bafr
eletie 29pS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21
! NOmDpN er % bre11 U. c1emellerie.
7. G.. RTFTH.

E@sn j. ". RlE LII,
@~(I@ Sunelter unb II f. rmd er
@g&@&8 Nr. 1863 Of>5altimpre St., 5p. Canal unb Gben
smpeblt nen 6reunten unb getannten 10 p benz see6rn
Pubum letr eroBes aFprtrteS Eager ner 8teutere
als 8een Irmbdnbr 8nee 8uiennabeln Dwie cine Ius.
mab son @lUds un6 u6ren Serfdu gu btGsfen Yreeu
une earantire fir bic Qualttdt metner QBdare.
@ Nle in mein 5a6 f6la0enben Nrtifel perben auf bas
biqt9fe, hneuhe unb bette reparrt. 6rG
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-21

Gde pom Canal uub 9omburoffraBe.
SmGHb Der SOt8ae4e 6aalttat aaen @atungen Sau'
bO tdufen wa perfdume ntt cbtes Eager u eramniren
ertanfSbebtnsunsn biaS OUbl fir baar ais cute Soften.
80. & 8. 8
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lEnhSp1

O[tcbf 3u WberieDeW
Heuer ben 6er I en!!
Rpmmt aur wpbGfetlen @fe Spn Grantltnfr.
u penmislSanta Qpenue SIR. 1771S, sessnab. @resnf.
Der tnersei6n ma@ einsn 8reunben unb 9eannten bic
rsebene Inseise baB er iOeben Obeen Ylass einsa
Jeues kancD Waaren- 0etdlaft
tr5fnst bat. Nean fnbet bet tm fets sprrdtt8:
MGe &rten Spn Steumpfradren,
6emben, unterbemben, llntertdden,
6pfentrGeer 6nSbinbsn 8Gntme
sUnmaes Sptese 3af6entuGer, 8Irfen, NeTer u.
Gabeln e. unb GbeeGTet u. I'm.
@tnegrpBe Iuswabl Sum weterten!
@benfaas fnbet BEL ibm Bidder, 9tn GisarrenipSsn,
papier 6ebern, Q9taie Y. 10. a.
8S QDteberSertdufe fer fam Id bte befen Sebinsun.
sen felen bite Ie Die biGs einauen wpaen, bel mir
VUrulpaen unb d abreusen 6a6 e nirsenb nOrStabt
cine sufreoenteaenbere Bebingine inpen tbnnen. o.
~ Nu6 babe t& NOD 9Oien 8 Sde unb Defen
aus menem fraberen @elaae an Sano, wel@s t am Oa
duf,urdumen 3u fplseneen biai5en pretien ausbee:.
Spien ~ so, 62 81 unb 100 Gents,
30ehen 3u 25 e. 56 unb 100 Gents.
:s.fe III so, 62 uEb 100 Gents.
&pmmt uHr ubet5eust @uG OaB i'd, bil,s cut 9nb
toufe Il t7ni6mtf Qpren3 .. Die =.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-24
Republican Basket Nesting.

The whole soued Republicans OF OH Wayne
and they re all in that hx-will assemble
them elves together at the farm of ALFRED
HURST, two miles South of Milton. on Thurs
day. the Slst inst. for the purpose of bearing
testimony against the Slavery extension Ad-
ministraton of Frank. Pierce. which is
threatened to be perpetuated by the election OF
the Cincinnati Platform; and 10 show their
approval of Freedom Free Speech and FEE
mont.
Messrs kilsore. Crosse AMI O.hniel Beeson,
will address tn. me sting. and a good time
will be had Bring your baskets--flied with
the COOL things OF "Old WAYNE we
can promise you tina. you shall not return
empty, alho' the baskets will. Good speech
es will I'LL up vacuums.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-24
August I'ic-NIC.

A Grand Pic Me will bo held at Myers
Grove. on Saturday. August Rad. Our fell
low citizens OF Cambridge City, have made
at the beautiful grounds of Mr. Myers, be-
tween Cambridge City and Dublin The
comfort of all Will be consulted. 1t is eN-
pec.ed that it will be a Basket Meetng-bu.
plenty of provisions will be supplied on the
ground All who appreciate fun and the
'rerpsichorean Aart," 'hs: means, in plain
Hoosier.'' dancing, or hoe down, are in
vi.ed 10 attend
Messrs Muller, Custer, Ho!er and Kendall.
will be on hand with their soul and heel
stirring music. Mr.. Isaac MYERS, will act
as Superintendent. and every thing will be
o X
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-24

~ Tho's R. Stevenson, ana D. B. Ellis.
we learn. were. on Monday last, fined before
Mayor Finley, for tres ass-in hauling of
stone from The premises Of D. B Golden. The
former was fined SIC and costs and the latter
80 and costs This should be warnin. 10
all treSpsssers. as our neighbors are lily
able TO afford such draws on their pockets.
We have heard our friend Golden say that he
in.en led to put all through on the fast line.
without respect to persons. who took undue
the be Of feelings towards Il
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-24
GRISwOLD'S
MALARIAN ANTIDOTE.

The Great Ferer and .1gHe Medicine Of the .3ge
THIS great remedy viii be found zpee6: for all hc
common forms of Miasmatir Disease, especially Fever
and Asue Dumb Ague, Bilious Fer0, &Deer Complaints
Iagudice, Bilious Diarrhoea and Enlarged Spleen.
The Naarian Anttode sciertifs preparation,
PIE and safe in composition, but prompt and certain
It's effects Il originated Of the great Valleys Of
the West, and the labor observation AMI experience
ref twenty years practice amid the mssnate atmosphere
Of the West Hence its adaptation the diseases, eli
mate and constitutions Of the Mississippi Valley and
tributaries renters IL Infinitely Superior al the trash
got IN in the East by those who know ittle nothing
about the eliuat diseases Of the West. II il
ctnpLatcaIiy Western Remedy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-07-24
q. ], WRIGHT'S

General Asesc. and Intelligence Office,
VI Pdrrgs building. orer fouLseS Iron Store
RICHMOND.
ToURNEYMEN Mechanics, Travelling Agents and 9th
= ers seeking employment. may f1d suit
pE applying At this oses. Eo1se-AergsF> Merchants
siechancs, Administrators other employers BY rexis
tetlns their ana tals o-e vii. sup
ped vita the eqairei in the shortest possible
Ia dies no may wish Is devote part Of :helr time
soms renaneratlve employment ,s T. assisted either
On personal application the ec by addressing
j. RIGHT, through the Post Ufi =.
All COMA unlcatIoas strict conf entia and charges
n derate all eases ana proportion services
dered-
ki-hmcni, July Is 1856 SIif
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SIGN OF THE RED CURTAIN,

- Al persons who wan: large lot Of Gec1is ia r
ttle money viii do well 10 call Al Ne 81. Main st-c,
opposite the Old Bank, ign al the BED Cnrsau, 81
grea; bargains sad Goods reduced prices can Be- 3,
The best kind Of Goods, 50 S Il East aud = 81
tF - sen 2, csa o hal at 10 trinanirS sn
nNt-a Is eent Gingham> IL. eeets-erir,-n--~ s.
Our Goods sre bought for Cash. enabling - ~
prices to suit the purchaser. Toe stock is lSrSe
!estedand renewed verv sse9aentiy wescudy pleas
~ Remeroer. everybody teeaIi at the chearssi -.
store ~ Richnond Ne ss.Nzn Opposite the ED Rank.
AP-i2i; 1855. igxS4c J. ". HAtNES.
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RetributiOn,

= Tale OF Passion. By Mrs E. d. E. " SoUTawoRTH
author of The Lost Heiress. deserted Wife, Mis-
ing Bride" 'Wifes victory. etc. is in press ami
will be resiy for sale Saturday August 18th. Com
ples in large duodecimo volume, neatly bound in
cloth, for 81 SIS in volumes, paper cover for 81
Copies Of either edition of the work will be any
part of the United States. free .: postage retins
the price Of the edition they wish to the Publisher
in letter. Address 7. b. PETERSON, No. Io3 Ches-
mt street. Phi.aieip hia
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8 a NkERS.

Discounts approved paper at all times du-
ring business hours
Allow interest on money deposited in large
or small sums, and whether left for long or
short periods.
Are always well supplied with Eastern
Exchange and Gold, which they sell at Gin
cinnat rates.
Purchase G 3D. Silver, Drafts, Certificates
Checks, g., on the most accsmoi dating
terms.
Furnish regular customers with drafts on
Cincinnati Banks without charge.
And from long experience. extensive ac-
ltlaintance and business connections, are
prepared with every facility for transacting
general BANKING BlslNEss in all its
branches, 50 as to insure full satisfaction to all
Interests intrusted 20 their care.
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Spanking at M aWDOrt.

Messrs. AUSTIN all SHUMAv. can iiiates
for R representatives. on the Republican Ticket,
and JESSE T. WILLIAMS. can llIa.e for Sheriff
will iIress their fellow citizens at Newport,
on Saturday next. at 9 O'Clock. +. NJ. The
citizens of the town and vicinity are respect
fully invited to attend.
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go WE STUDY TO PLEASE! -
5. B. DICKINSON,

IYAS his JexeIry ue= loom sEe door
- vext Of John -aarns Hat stors. where he
pa7iic cali and see his stock
he IS determined 70 sell 10
cash than any house IA tAis city h4n price
one half All kinds Of clocks aches n
6fty cents watch glasses Efeen Neudfnrsf al
kinds done With zane propor
ton " Work warranted heretofore S- gold
silver bought at the highest prices.
nays Z. B. DICKINSON.
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There were 50, 900 tickets sold By the diff
ferent railroads to Republicans attending tie
Fremont demonstration. at indianapolis. on
the 18Th and only about 900 for the Slave
ocratc gathering, on the 18th. No. less than
80. 900. it is estimated, attended the first, and
only about %. 030 the last Significant
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THE SHE'LL An intelligent German of
our city. who is strong Fremont man, gave
a. reason why he could not longer so with
the democratic party" that there as moth
ing left Of it but the name Of ..Damocracy''-
the principles of the party were all gone; and
said he. when we use an egg at our house,
we always throw the shell away"
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POLE RAISING.

Fremont Club. No. 2. will raise a pole on
Saturday, August II. at l o'clock, p NJ, on
The Richmond and Hillsboro' Turnpike. near
the Sylvan Height Nursery. about one mile
from Richmond. Kllsore. Jeffries and VIII
liams will be present. Turn out, everybody.
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NOTICE.
Sale of School House Property.

THE Trustees Of Wayae township viii ofer DC bile
sale Angns. u, i15s bsiwe the hoErs of IL and
o'clock sad dag, Rlchmocd. in front Of Wigyins
Cos building u disposed Of private sa.e before
time, the following property.
brick school b0a-e ard half Of ground situ-
aei what = knonE the weodkirk farm adjoining
the Quaker farm also franz schosi house and half acre
Ct ground situated the CsEnsr farm near Hits Mil:
also. house John Hawkins Land Also one hou -
On Strsuhrdzes farm Elijah keriins as-o about
three quarters of os ground ksovn - the Bur-
CESS school hose lot n. Liberty pike: aIo brick
school hoase. Ies-s made xao % d.y Of .a.e
STEPHEN r. NTGGIyS
9ufyi lsss I.~nakip Clerk
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue Of executions directed srer the
IDWay t'lrcut and Common Pleas Courts will expose
public sale the CoG House deer IN Celtreve Wayne
county, IEzns 2tE day 81 July 1855.
Of 10 o'clock sad day. the follow
bel real wit: iag uuzher Eve rs
Phillips addition kfcAs1d i5 lot number
Eve f25l in Isaac Jazes' z7dtson e Richmond
eeFiing and reservi.s o feet width
parPas= 60 Essn street
Charles W sh9Ui -ish s3e8 said
x5le1 stii
be nall and voi8. = the
Esocd Wayne county Ind Taken the property Ste
phen Scssron satisfy said exertsns
~. Warren aa6 Gyms Warren sn4 others
JOHN PAGE, sA,ey C
Illy ,. 1855 9Ass