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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

GUUD hEmEWIES AXE A PU BLIC GUUD.
VIE GREEN MOUNTAIN 0INMENT used by the In
dams, when tins country first di,cIVerei and BY
them cOnsd red "the best gift the Great Spirit to his
red children" 1t is the best application for niammatory
COMPLAINTS such Rheumatism, EySpeas various
tons Of the throat and glands eruptions bruises burns
Ct all kinds &C. Price pei box cents For sale by
all Druggists, and by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
marchS Agent for the Ct ;ef.I berg Co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
D GOLD WATCH FOUND

81 seSn have In my possession "A Gold Watch, taken
from negro VIII ca believe 10 stolen ant which The
rghifu get by describing paying r this adj
vert. emrut, &C. lfe0l5l WIN JACKSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
Dropping Buds.
Spring FeVers.

Spring FeVers.
TI'IE GRRFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs are prepared
rom number Of the most purifying nvigorstng and
healing oos barks herbs and vines selected mostly from
the MNtera Medca Of America. They powerful tonic
they give rengh 10 the syem and enable II throw OF
the constitutional tendency to disease. They have all the
nefci effects OF tonic whou Gaming any III effects
Price % :ents per package.
For sale by Drugg throughout the State, and by
ALEX MACKENZIE
marciS II COllegr Street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
CENTRAL AMERICA.

rOON, NELSON a co., "a nIon 81,
Have Iast received number q new valuable inter
estng works. whch they call The atsaon u the Pub.
NO,Es ON CENTRAL AMERICA;
PART u.Ary the STATE Of Honduras and San Saliva ioT
Thrr aeoeraphy, Climate, Pupuauoa, Rssaa oss, FRO
duetions, etc, AId proposed Honduras Inter
Oceanic RAiway-By D. q. sqaisr, lOsnsrly Charge D.
Aa4res to o,nirLi America. With Maps an, Ias,rAtons
THE lkissi ARRuAD AND AT H0AE. A. the coars and
in the camp, With Souvenirs % "Ths Bri, aae" Rem
iui .eeuess q en- tnisrani Mfeshn.
Oranges Orangesg
IN boNls sieiy oranges, psiuss ooni on; received
~ ihs dsy,h ~ wEseEi. a fi4OHfsON
LEMON.
On BOXES Fresh sielly Lemons; received ts day. ~
~ MEnkkL A TiOhPrOk. .
- Brandy Cherries.
> * BOXES Brandy Cherriss received tAlh day, By
HAHsENs.
O00 BONFS Prime Raisins as.orte sisrs; resolved t
-~OO aay,ey lasrq wESsaL rHoaPsoS.
RICH sILKs-VERX CHEAP.
IA 4Jl0s MeCGKlLAND are suss itsr . iaFFs AID
w eieFsrf ssqTtpnataf Rish Dres fils ana othss
f4ney otas AZ fey rthurea pfcs or Cab Al Ne astros
felA4n tietes VI n4 ~ oolisee strsst ~ abl8
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
Wakefield s Corn Planter
znz1n. To the Tobacco Planters of

As--rs-S This useful Inp-m y be exam insd and
orders ef the Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic Office
No 2Ub Deaderick street, stairs. fehlS
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRIor OEFIcg, =
! Nash vile March 10 1ahR


Nashville, March ~, 1856
C0TTON-DulI. Sales yesterday Of Sc bales at
Ease, A at 7iasc and 90 at 7ss. --e, WE
T0BACCO-Prices favor buyers-market active
and buoyant at our quotations. Sales at A. Ham
iton's at $40, 76O, 10, $50 80 $40, 6 rs,
65, 90, I So, $50, IS, 765, no, 500, 5 so,
s65, $50, 6S5, $50, 6 go, 5.75, 5.S0, $50, 90,
SOS, $50 At johnson & Horne's, 635, $50,
$50, 5 Is, 5Oo&5 90, 6 80. q ,s
WHISKY 24a26c.
BACON Sc.
LARD &c. E1
STAR CANDLES csc.
TALLOW do lie.
W. R. CHEESE lOal2ic.
DAIRY do 15c.
Business moderate.
NEw ORLEANS, March 5. P. M-ToBAcco.-w
heard OF &c hhds, admitted and refused, low run
ming lot, sold az Tic per 10, round.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1855 5SI 117l5
Received since. !, 261 935- 4e99
yesterday. ...... 1919 ttlkf.Hts
Cf E# l,z-4llo = oOOI
Exported to dat. 1890 lsi4si7 !, aas 1914
yesterday. 1l,219 81
-1,r49,902 -15 500
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POST OFFICE.-From and

h1E~esn alter the 1t of March next, accO mt wi
be raised In 1.-THE 81 Office. AL per not h,d not
their lette packets charge box" &c, as
will be treated dead mater il IN do. We have full
supply Cf 5 amps and envelopes always on hand.
s K. ANDERSON, Post Master.
Nashviie Feh % 1876
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
OFFICE or DGEFnLD Ky. r. R. Co
Nashville, Feb - 1856.
ELECTION N0TICE.-The

AlF-~easo Stcckhodcrs q tn Edg, field and Kentucky
Rail oAd Company hereby notified that the Annual Eiec
ton Seven Direct 10 manage aairs Of said Com
rany will be held their Office Nasty Ire Monday,
Mach Slit 1856 HENRY BLOOD,
feh2g-d Secretary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
A@1 Fifty-Five Negroes for sale
qrax To the Medical Profession

AZ Of Tennessee. The Annual Meruns o. the
Medical So ey Il tennessee viii be he'd in Nashville
Tuesday IN 1T day Of April full meeting is de
rrd. Any who Is ember Of the rtgu'ar Faculty Of
Medicine Is eligible 20 member slip.
p. 3. HASKJNS Pr sldent.
ma che 4 4 l.. MAODIN, Cor. sec.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

FoR BRoN H, Threat Diseases lacking ccnsh, and ths
G-cts Of nprudrut Of MeIcury medicine has ever
been discovered HEB has Effected uch CareT'S
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

The OF T. H. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Cab the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which viii astound you. See advertisements.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

NEW YORK, March l0-Cotton- Orleans Mid
ding log, Upland 10. Flour 1877. Whisky 3Ot
Coffee ia. Molasses 43. Rice At.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
FLOURl FLOURU

n BARRELS Of best that has been in the market
mari LGA c. ROBERTSON.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

10 candid light, am disposcd to be charita.
be toward those who voted against me. The
evidence Il vclumirous and tedious. and public
opinion had been hrsiallcj against me. to no
nconsiicrabe extent this together with the
Act that few have the time or patience to wade
through matter 80 dry and 20 unin,eresting
to them personally, contributed largely toward
my defeat hot | am happy 10 say that there
were few men. who did not dodge the issue
nor desert the cause ameng whom wcrc two
grntlcmen o, the Republican party, for both Of
whom entertain feelings OF high respect, one
Of whom, for the earnest and able manner In
which he defended his report, and repclled the
assaults OF a strong combination. considering
that be was political opponent, and entered
upon the duties Of committeeman with strong
prcjadiecs derived from rumcrs and publica.
tons, In advance, shall ever command that rs-
pect non me, which is due to honor and in'eg.
rity, and upon his decision and that Of his col.
leagc In the rport am willing TO rest tho
Justice OF my cause. might step beyond the
circle intended BY these remarks, and conde-
sccnd to notice the erroneous impressions At.
tempted TO he conveyed by an article in the
" Times ~ regard 10 my vss,dsnes. but hardly
think the ink expended in such employment
will pay the compcsitor tor his trouble The
Iis,es shall have tho charity Of my silence UNI
I'll such time IN il may see proper to speak the
tr,iih and when that period arrives We may
look Tor speedy mlllcnium.
W. W, KSosprnv,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14
a C0vreetton.'

A few days since an error wss made, in re-
porting the proceedings Of the house, which
places the Hon. saxrEL HrLL In false po-
sition before his constituency. According TO
the report, Mr.. HUI introduced memorial
to Congress for gran. Of the swamp lands 10
Fillmore County, TO aid in the endowment Of
an Academy ., CAat6eld. It should have
read Cartnona.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

We understand that Gov GoRxAs has bern
removed from the othce Of SupsrinteDdent Of
Indian Affairs in this Territory, and that this
SUPPLEMENTARY Is consolidated with that Of
Wisconsin. The Superintendent, Of Wisconsin
and Minnesota viii hereafter reside in this Ter
ritory.
This Is tie beginning Of commencement I;
and tbs FEDERAL o5ocrs In this Territory who
strayed from the Democratic fold during the
l.s, political canvass in Minnesota, will end
themselves growing smaller ~ degrees, and
beautifully less-'
Mr.. Si!lshes, the Ysakse CouoediAn. died q
San Frpoc;sco on the I'D Of Deosnbef
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14
ADRIAN $. ELFELT.

A CHANCE FOR EvERYBODYi--
"A viiI sell ~ my sntfs Winter stock u Try goeds
IRON ne~ sniii tbs u, asy u rssraasy s very swsl
sd'ssss sho's fsS'sa cost Ny stoes consists 10 par
u the foilswissi
Cloths, cas.iinsr.s, ssi,ias,s, and vsslisss,
BIsst ard Bas Pilot Cloths,
Waits, Blue sna ufsy issd and Crib Hlaahss~
large varsity u zsphyr Goods,
Long and bqasfs sbsva,
Bsd. white and yellow gisnhsts
Bi.sshsd sBi UasissshsS rsstss rAsssk,
All Wool De Lslsss hsst risnssis,
lsosy ID. Lsin.., tmbsosdsriss, Cola" Sleeves. &c.
Dress aud Ciass fsmninss,
Dssasks, Hlsshaus Prints
Us1sssbifts and Tro-sss,
Ned FishBsi Over shIrfs,
white I4ssn Nbists ssd Collars,
Cent ssd Ladies haiso ssd Lambs Wool Tree ard
HsltHoss,
wbi,s tlsss Csnbris HssahSrshisf,,
Embsotdsfsd Csmsris Hssdkssshsk, o., 10,
Dssias. othsr srieiss too W 'ssetss eli ~
aais, very ehssp, BY
Opposite the Amsyisss Hs,sl, 81 Asthssy busst,
bovIpim ~7mss ~ Psst hinnssste.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14
when to wear india 1luhbcrs
From the Scientific American

We have noticed that many persons wea,
India rubber overshos In cold. dry weather Il
TO keep their feet warm. This Is an injuriou,
aud evil practice. India rubber shoes arr very
comfortable and valuable for covering the ftci
during wet, sloppy weather, but they should
never bc worn on any other occasion their
sole use should be TO keep out water. They
should, thercfor, be put "a whenever the wear.
CT enters house, and be worn as little ~ pos.
siele hecsqse they s arg air: tight. snd beth n.
tain and restrain the perspintion Of the fret,
The air cannot be excluded from them, or any
other portion Of the body, for any length Of
time. without scnsibly affecting the health. II
Is our opinion that no habit tends more TO good
health than clean feet and dry stockings, 90 a.
to allow the FREQ Precipitation Of the neither cx.
trcmtics.
White. one Of the express robbers, was for.
merly broker In Detroit
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

We learn from Hon. II. NJ. R,cE tina, on the
Gath of January, the Postmaster General or.
dered tho appointment Of JAMES N. Gnlis,
Postmaster at jordan. Fillmcn county aud
that on the ?sth Of January, Pos,oiacc was
established al Durango olmstead county. and
sAnrrl BRINK appointed Postmaster
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

Ceanistresy ~ fssisrsliss ~ nisnssy.A k~s. To
aIom be fsIlss sifissss bst bic .rss In Nee Toss 10
No sAITEkY PLACE, BATTERY H0Ih
-hss. 10 focal every esy the hoafs n
10 a end T. . r. Asy tefsons n this Tsrrftosy nay
spylJ % ihs Coaas ssss fof hsebsass Lsbfsrs ste.
.is, -ssssyu vssss1 10 shy girsa locality eseh -
,ssiioas vll 10 pat record ssd ell vsns Of he ~
xt.s,bss sstyiis1 % soea % ryss'eis.
fss l1in ~ ECokSf DrhSAkp
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

I AFAYETTE FIRE AND MARINE INsUn
IL AScE COMPANY, yssssyiis, wisssssia. Csps
tsI, ttoo, cco--ssssss pad 10, oiteeoe.
n.sty D sss.,.,. iissry Q. o'ssssss.
A.. soeI-'iI - ns~i'y.
4. y. Rssh wsiL PfssiSsst q D. neshwsii Secretary
v A. Re.isy, v.prestasst. Henry D pssssss. Trsssf
iassfsaes ssssisd sss.sst i,ess % Dsases ~ Siss
and tsissd NsdSsuoe, o. esrisst rates
aeegsssees.
Hoo HefsIs fsynogr, " Ovvwses STATE u Nsw Yosb
ssnssi Perry, nssthsst, Eseet o., New ysst Cry.
wm, Js~ss essss, kss., - v eli ssssss. n Y, oty.
frsstbs CIsTt, sfshsr, ARA street., rhfs1sitsis,
feessyi,ssts.
: J. s.,,s-:. E.s;; A''ssy, uuss.
a.assi Light >, Cssh. Jssssvtils CITY pssh
W. q, r. HsstsiI, Ess., boston, Mos.
G. J. Cssy, hGvssAss We
J. y. Wallis, Merchant, hursstss. Wis
~ Hstehsr, nsnkss. Oshhssh, Me-
w. Z. wsrbsf, hssehsat, ASpistasa VIA
n Ds,iils = Hfofhsf, kbsboysss, wis
ryPois,ss issssd 10 ths sss.s rssroeasS ssnesy
by Rs EAToN. Assss, o. Pssi, MI
October as. 1865 sAviy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

Posi- 0TIcI ArYo.srxEsT.-CrAaLrs r.
SnTH, good Democrat, has been appointed
Postmaster at EIeelsior. 90 Lake Minnstonka.
Hennepin county, vice CHAs1s GLYp. ~
Iooved
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DISPLAYED NOTICES.
on AccouSr or the

on ACCOUNT o. TINE
TROUBLES IN KANSAS TERRITORY
cels nsyslvsS pirk kni,ss eAes svss saa lnpsmsass
all hads tcu dns peehss cutlery 70 As rse0eA hrsaA
t riew, and large sasostmeat OF uaase furutsAtne
seod. weedea wsrs TN End sssyss u ell Atnts, VII
~ ses W NE pseeesels eissns Of Manssesa cheap ~
esss, sad 70 esaauy msssAsats q nbsxul diDessat
snd % Nsry accommodating tsrms.
DAKER b nANca.
Minnesota s,rssts. u, rasi, Missess,a rsAs Snv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

THE MISSION SCHOOL. for GIRLS
CEnAR sTREEr, 81. PAU,
n DEP.SRT.uEsT EOR BOI,S
uNpER TEN YEARS otp,
MICS cassns' fsrcs,ss''>,'','',, a., friae'psi,
Mtss NJ " Asrhch,, s..ss''..s.s ,s,s Assistant.
THE SCHOOL has tor time essa sll and appiiea.
i tens Tor admission nseezsAriy deaied.
TWENTY Mukk Frrils cen nov be admitted the cid
II second eowrsssst and sapsrsaesd TEACHER having
been secured
The ole. Of pupils pursuing advanced stsdies vin
spseai atteaea dasss the ssst term, and hisa
PMS desires n eniarvv this class.
mo win,.s r~w ses,as headay merit, Nov, sash.
The iva school rooms attached 10 the kriscopal
Church sd,hcs, and are 20 ret sasass each; ssd veil
warmed and ventilated.
rkRMs--riikEk. POUR and FIVE dollars par Guar
ter according to III. age and studies Of the pupils With
90 cents extra, winter, for fuel
l. " VAN tNuxN,
s~aier rrc.eytsr Of the Associate h,saies,
~, Paul, No, 20. issA asv.uu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

White, one Of the express robbers, was for
merly broker Ia Detroit.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

sSptss psstsss : POWDERS 600 sss.i..s lAss
~ cefh hsaliiA nops
A. eli stAss sszlss sssaiiy fos ssb 10 whsissals
oss.ssy sststlishssst, ssastsssiy % hand.
osSt3, 1915. Av8
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

A l.. LARPENTEUR, WH0LfSALE GRO
IA CAN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Cosnss ri
Third ssd ysekson street, ksipt fsul, n r.
tas In store and 10 arrive large and ssplsis steeh
u osesssiss rreviassas, Wooden ware, a. 10 whlch
Tie s,tsstos VI the Tssas 10 psrtisusiiy rsqusstsJ
His ssask CONSISTS Ia part VI the folis~ing ss,isiss
Witch ats gaersd Il the very loNsst malhst fatsa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-14

as f.liUvs, vls
Dtstfirt No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

fLJINs, HOTEL roof CANAL sTEET, NEW YORK,
directly opposite Collins line Of steamers This house
asantly located and central 10 business; fine suits
oms 70 let 70 transient permanent boarders
term. BLAKE A ROBINSON, rropreiors.
\ PIERRE HOUSE. 60 AND Gal BRoADwAv-rHg
he's the pleasure Of announcing has
ne valuable services Of Mr. j. Forcon late OF the New
4 Hotel general superintendent The permanent and
lnr public vii dnd ss 81 the pisasanes nfs class
= In New York Fceast suits OF rooms n be had with
n nom sl2io 49, per week; transient guests ~ per
HR.Fo0TE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17
SPORTING.

L,LEAs AND NANCE IMMEDIATELY ExTERMISAT
ed By BUTLERS liniment - Fulton street. Witness
thousands who have proved w. 30 cents bottle. Buffers
Degorrsphy 70 cents Monster st. Bernardo dwarf black
aud prize King Charles pups &c All The choice breeds
fo~ sale and stock Plesse copy the address
CPORTING.-FOR SALE, A WHITE AND liver
- coored dog, thoroughly broke BY Sando
Of New Jersey; will be sold low the owner has fur
use foy him. Apply 70 Joseph - 80 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

HAVANA sEGARs.-AtL THE FAvoRTTE BRANDS
IL sale by the 1000 900 10 per below market
prices. Soe importer of Uniep Club brands.
n. p. ROGERS, 1874 Maiden lane, second floor
CEGARs-0F VARIOUS BRANDS AND QUALITIES,
- ~ below market rates. also 100 boxes superior family
soap 10 per cent less Than manufacturers prices Cash
advances made segars Of Havana domestic German
manufacture. o. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

SURE CURE.-DR. WARDS UNFORTUNATE
y Friend the certain cure the world for certain die
all other remedies Tor thoss diseases
without mercury aud requires deng Tor The
.v~ III il well known the only remedy TIA, clears The
from the blood and against secondary attacks
IN All there other than this Slight
cases cured In day. DR. Ward himself has hal more ev
erierre and made than any other N NewYoe
nsr,ec, crre warranted Unfcrtunaies FrIend al one.
q Canal street, corner OF Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

MISCELLANEOUS.
AZ ErTTCIcIous cURR ron coRNs, BUNIoEu,
ealo.es nail. growing in.o ne ss and svsry a.ord
siihoui causing he slightest pan:
s.f sss s s, r. sSs K
esonled ~ he emperor O rrsnse ana u. royal family
HsSa I'VE '.s;ssf Sss
srA and Sixth avenues: 80 ,,.u~ov,,,.
Prom hin rmperiS sSs.y. SsposOa m Emperor =
ye eeruse aue Levi slyvs ,os .css s.ss sne sns~s
certify s., Dr. lev Il. cured mono. ago q
ss.. ss%s:. sassSuy Sssomn:as Dr. levi . NJ
i sss i is: n s .sss ss. .
Unsolicited By u, Lew, s.s cave . s.y % n. .ssss.
. (. .ss,. r. ss.sS 70.
% n <. s ss IN s .s
Win ss 4 os ks1sSa .ss Z b..wssn r
n n BIO professional connection win any person.
COUNTRY DRUGGISTS, &c-MEEN run, THE
~ celebrated Chinese skin powder Caution should be
been offered IN hs market ~ respectable house See bat
"a ne on back sss ~ e es issued In future
VIII Oe ''s"e' T. NJ HOBBS lob a y Maiden lane
/ WILL TEACH ANY ONE HOW TO MAKE $40 PFR
d.y y DT spe ass s e. @
Tie hard working man and which can be Increased ndea
James Farmer New YORK Post oce The advertiser VIII
DOT be rtsponsaoeo l suy ict'ttr W'e rtksefed
ToUvENs NOTORIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 kid gloves Of color instantly without the slightest
SMELL can be worn'immedaely afterwards Price SOC. For
y CONTENT, NEARy a 60, 500 Broadway.
MIX, MILR.-CAPTAINs, OWNERS AND SHIPPERS
M requested 10 call and examine newly aisroyred
American lacne sodhed milk The best article ever pro
Sgses 10 take the Psss e Psr cs T soy IN and
purposes invaluable Supplied In quantities 10 sn al fac
Tory rates. MILLS a THOMPSON, ~ West street
SHowcAsEs.-scHMIDI a BROTHERS, MASUFAc
- tory ADD warerooms, No North William street near
FRANK fort, New York and III West Third street Cincinnati
Ohio large assortment constantly hand Old showcases
akcn In exchange. Orders promptly executed,
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TyLArRvoyANCy.-NRs SEYMOUR no 10 SPRING
street doors west Of broadway, the celebrated
medical business clsirvoyant In America All Diseases
discovered cured cursbe the fate and Whereabouts q
shseu friends made known unerrng sdvice business
and no charge unless satisfied.
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BE THE MOST WOW
mi derfu ASTROLOGICAL In the world or that has escr been
tnovn AZ The seventh daughter OF the daughter
WHO was great ssrologist have natural gin 10 ten
pas present and future events OF life have astonshed
thousands during my travels ~ Kurore win tell whether
won married single, and how 10 10
married and win you likeness III your
future and viii you Sc speedily married an5
WOW vii enjoy greatest happiness % matrimonial bliss and
GOOD luck through yonr whole life will also show like
ness absent friends and relations and viii tell true
she Of NE hat cannot help being saonshed
No charge no, saiished CAL soon OF you WI
chance Gentlemen are not admitted 10 70 Broome
between Cannon aud Columbia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

DrCoRDs PRACTICB-DR. G. n. HAnnOND A PUPIL
IL Of Ricord Paris ORA CarnochAn and Mott OF ciy
The only regular physician whose credentials
I'D success are beyond Question in the practice OF This spe
aty. All diseases NJ the gento urinary system matter
ow complicated, cured At erectualy and without dan
10 the constitution his rooms SIG Broadway opyosis
les Nichoiaa 20 Cons itaions-
rsncais. g. ID. HAMMOND, I'D.
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|yxTM DUMoNT AUCrIoNEER. -CoNDEMNED STORES
w at auction Thursday Aug a. at " O'Clock At the
Navy Yard Brooklyn vzflour, beef pork, rice
oe tea beans bread, cheese, cloth and linen clothing,
| small stores, &c.
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DFMovAI.-wYMAN A CO., MERCHANT TArLORs
Is have removed 70 No. SO broadway formerly colamore
House.
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DlilIIP r. WILKINS WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
tuesday next Aug. ~ at i9 West Thirty fourth street.
an assortment elegant rosewood furniture made order
nv Meeks also splendid pianoorie $50. For partcu
lars see advertisement In another column.
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w. sOMERINDYKE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 sale-W sell Monday, the 18th day OF August at
i0 A. NJ at No IS West Thirty rs street near sixth ave,
nue. all the said premises consisting OF Brussels
ara Ingram carpets rosewood Sofa chairs bureaus, olcoh
gas nxtures kitchen ut, nslls, &c, &c.
j. " sUMERlNDYKE, Attorney for MORTGAGE
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(Nn BERT s. SAVAGE, AUCTIONEER.- PEREMPTORY
NJ sale OF fine grocerlesBy BAGLEY SAVAGE, at the
saesroom, g Cedar street on Wednesday Aug ~ a. ~
clock a. splendid lot of sugars white light brown
and brown soap, candles, rasns, champagne and clare
brandy port wine sbsynthe segars &C. Liberal adj
vauces made u consignments.
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M s. MELLoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAL

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OF about $1,000 worth of cabinet furniture,
tuesday O'Clock at salesroom IS and IS Park row, TO
o. solid rosewood parlOr suits
yered brocade plush and harciot rosewood bookcases
fardrbes beaufets eegercs cabinets, rosewood
rRay walnut chamber furniture IN suits TO match
M richly enameled chamber suits plain and with marble
ans v in variety aud substantial furni,ure also
70 rosew panoortes French plate mirrors OIL painting
Ware suitable the city and country trade De
rpSe Oh morning Of sale. Goods be view
on Monday.
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|sANoFoRTE FOR sALE-AT a DECIDED BARGAIN;
IA round c1rners carved and scooped front massive
al leeas with roses Ia relief &c dehc full tone, u
st new Is In perfect order has evety Improvement ce
la,ed city make fully warranted. Nhl pc sold ~
ba,rain for ash References viii oc given to the make
tuired and call Will satisfy Apply a. residence 6lS
. ayepue between Thirty ninth and foreh streets any
after eight A. NJ, tai Thursday.