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pleasure stating thai the power great
factory interrupted for few daJs by the FIRE In the New
depot bu ding Ia again restored and fall operation
Wesre again anh our Sc sing machines faster han ever.
containing all the admirable Improvements Inferior sewing
machines OF other taken exchange usual
/ n SINGAR d Co., No. 323 Broadway
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White, the Halter, has just Received 20
cases Chap uepec hA for ahicg and hot wesher Pros "a
each WHITE
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Raglan Hats.-Pubiic Approval Of our Ht-
forts haters supply tho ghtes nesge low coal
In 1854 and 1856 led TO the Paris lubricants
qualify and tint suited special announcing ths
Raglan hat deem due
Ing WITH us We have control Of the entire iaportsa1
gentlemen win do we TO mako their selections early For
counters only LkARY Co., leaders a1d ntroducer
n faohiOn. BrnAdvav
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The most Exciting Topic Of Conversation 0s
WhEKLY PRASs Ia furnished subscribers II s issued
ever3 FRIDAY morning, and conias all the Of the
soumns and the price only 81 year. Agents supplied at
70 per hut bed Terms. cash advance Advertisements
publisher. OF Nassau and Futon Streets New
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ne last unfolding Of he Of heang-My daily practice
eroven that cure copsn ptiop all IT, vped fo
y As any other disease therefore desire 70 treat all
npvves but particularly those who have tried all cher ply
sciFns without reiei Mrs N. MABTN n. d. No. 81 La
hete place. ft street east OF Broadway, between Fourth
rnt Eia hth streets. New York
0ce honrs From 10 A. to r. NJ exclusively for ladies'
md from to p N. for gentlemen Wednesdays excepted
AL other hours by appointment
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The Wise man OF Old Said there "wso
nohir new under the sun" but certainly both and
novel TO see 80 excellent the AMERICAN WEEKLY
pkise urnihed TO subscfbers for 81 year. How the
thing done The wonder Peraens DESTROYS usscrbc
will remit dollar 70 the editor Of the Weekly AMERICAN
Press northwest OF Fulton and Streets
York. Advertiser inserted at 80 cents line. Agents
supplied at 81 80 per hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

AerTins's Patent Champion Efre and Bur
&c. proof .ae vim a.s pa:eni poxdsr proof lock Both
UEynAl Palace New York. 1854. aILA6 O. HERRING
90, LBS, lT and l39 Water street. n. Z.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS..
DOCCACCIos DKCAMERON. OR TEN DAYS ENTER.
ID ainment-1 gay est, wies and gallant book
written One VOL I2mo PIP tG0 with Is illustrations on steel
Be mt by M all postage free G. BLANCHARD, 70 Nassau st.
NrRws AGENTS WHO DESIRE TO BE SUPPLIED
IN With the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS. issued every
Friday morning. should send In their orders early In the week.
prcpreOr of Fulton and Nassau stroe, New
York Price, 81 year. 81 so hundred 10 agents. CASH
IN advance. Advertisements 30 cens per line.
THE new YORK CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY, FOB
1861 will be really for delivery tuesday Sd instant.
Responsible agents wanted to deliver the same Apply
WEST, Ire BARTLETT, Publishers, 1886 Broadway.
THE TURF.
fyENTREyILLr COURSE L. I-TROTTING-wEDNEs
u day June T. at O'Clock, r. match for $780, pay
rlay three mi HrAm Woodruff cb. fruHee
70 Daniel Pfer names TO- M Lady Riley 10 WAGON
Union COURSE L. I.-TRoTrING-ON TUESDAY
best IN s. hNness. H. woodruff b. m. Rose Of
Washington g. Mol aughin names Zachary Taylor Cars
win the South ferry, Brot kyn, for the Course M
ter before O'clock and return the sport
and return so cents Also, stages will leave the
Williamsburg ferries for the Course twenty mimi
SHAW WHITE, Proprieors
TTNIoN COURSE. l.. I --TRoTTING-oN THURSDAY,
~ June at O'Clock match for 81 00oi two miles
AMI repeat wsgons n. Woodruff names Dr. Ba ~ 20
skeeton Wagon. VIM Whelan names b. G. Jake Oakley, 10
and dryer, to weigh $50 gounds p,,,o,o.,
TTEIoT COURSE D. I-rRoT1NGs !, 9 0cs r,siSp.Y,
s.,, three in Eve 10 Sarpess IT, woodruff b. a. Jack
SHAW WHITE Propreiors.
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OxyRenatsd Bitters, Cure for Dyspepsia.
Tho do claim that this medicine nfable
but refer 70 well known to the public
for abundant proof that they have been remarkably
nj
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The New and Extensive Bazaar OF Fancy
goods and toy just opened A99 Broad way g. Rogers
VINO nss removed rom his old stand contains every variety Of
eomes and fancy SOAPS, Also me mos, complete
amusement OF children Lately imported AND for sale tho
lowest importers p ices a. g. ROGERS, 400 Broadway
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Tocthache.-O ccasioned by Cold, Decay or
EXPOSED nsan cured. Teeth beautifully hnet
PIT IN, 81 without giving PAIN ted
bsbed dental CT sIcadway and Fulton ress
Kuox's hat store. DR.. HOLT, Dentist
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Espenscheid Understands how to give the
Hnshpg grace the appearance gentleman. Ills Rock
Mountain beaver for this season IA an Improvement s
that have preceded It. IT changes he whole
Of the weaIer endowing his facB and figure with
ariatocratc gaace which elicit admrng &c
men Of taste ESPEkSOHE1D, ll8 Nassau street,
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II, when CariessIy you Eat,
With Indigestion you should meet
kTEiSrsLD win tuch cases treat
At rumber 70 Nassau street.
here the far famed cognac bers alone 10 be obaine
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New York Billiard Room, sI4 Broadway,
under the arrangement Of II. PERKINS arc the finest
rooms In The city. Call ard see
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General Walkers POrtralt-A Capital Like
OF the hero tai few minutes before the
aat fight, now exhibiting ct HOLMES machine depot, 2s9
Broadway.
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CIhtadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and TOupoes
excite &C D'rson amoJg all connosss In
The only reliable srnoe Of the kind exa,t Whoieaie and
dfees ~NF' - -
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Dyspepsia IL CextainIy Cared by about
three toes OF bnters They sgu
late hs storEch force oil impure aecreons and impar.
heath to the dehitaed sopst uop lar warm weather
Sold every where Barnes Park, New York agents. Mrs
ESyes, Brooklyn
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The Baron SpOiaseO, M. d., a. B., from LON
don Ct European sms This great and good samaritan has
Csp Foster, of the sea nap arion Charleston crippled
seventeen years. ar w ent. mine doc bad failed.
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kills.
And verp In leave their holes die from Lyons pills;
t424 Broadway, to purchase these you're aole
But good without bis sign Il. LYON the label
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Gu - ian p!nples frecs erup,one salt rheum 10 be-
n ace rsnn Ss very best shaving c1mponnd ever used
0OORAUDs p, nd % rubue from ow forehesas
or any part OF the hoov sse and cy warranted Lv
white rouge, hair DYE ard restorative old depot o67
Waker street. first store from Broadway; l2g Washng
Ton .tess hosen; ohetder, corner OF Walnut and Third
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sa E 81
80 PRICES . 9. +. Rhoofs is.s Of Gesns New York
Jet Gosds-Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings,
sleeve studs. chateans. &c &C. Also jet and 90
81 s sax =
ssrner Of Spring street.
The smithsonian House, Broadvvay.-SI IS
ss: or SS q
highest priced hote' invites tho attention
Singers Sewing AIachines.-we have grca,
pleasure stating thai the power great
S1%Ey for few Ssss b he Are n, e New n.
0'''i sisSsR Co.. No BsosawsS
On Consignment, 90 Gases and Casks of
French china and gas.Wesy reduced prices 2 close the lot
Srssis a plates d:Sss iurssns covsr. d dS
e. % equally cheap ,sS soSs wine And
French vases st half cot Of importation China Hail. ss
& III These for
Canton China.-Just Received on Consicn-
men's q caaes Of blne Canton china dishes ali sses
S9p and :nS
cost China Hall, sls Broadway above Eleven street.
Catawba Wines, from the viney ards of
D. Park. ESQ Cincinnati, Ohio Startling and sd,
p SR r srR aan. st
Champagne WITHDRAWING CT Rather,
d: iS IS sSs I; s:ssss. +;
segars-several Invoices OF sega,s for sale
%1s BE aw car, %sd. o o
~ o. OaKRKs, No. II Broadway.
The New and Extensive Bazaar or Fancy
Sss s I'd s
ans recnes e ornaments dressing cases brushes
:.,oIn:ss dolls no io:rusSoa and
s r. Ss tho
asrzins's Patent Champion sire and Bur-
sfs sS
Is ~ I'D ss 81 w x9ss . .ss a. O. HERRING
The Wise man or Old Said there "wso
sa
P bTs u,sheS TO sussciOes for 81 How The
win remit one dollar 70 the editor Of he Weekly AMERICAN
York xdv.rsemsns at 50 cents per line Agents tents
supplied at 81 80 per hundred.
New School or Medicine and Pharmacy -
ne last unfolding OF he Of heAingMy daily practice
~ Sesss hs n AZ sd 10 T.
% ss S%, % nsss TsG hsTs sd 81 a5 Ply
syse place. arst street east Of Broadway. between Fourth
oacs Honrs ss From u NJ s,euyey for LADIES'
ns from to p tor gentlemen. Wednesdays excepted
1aseneior's Hair rye, Wigs and Torpces
IRE superio 10 all others Their nnroye pecure
gsrect onnfort to the wearer elegsncs al durability
s at 1S Pa as Sfosa~S '"0'
Jouven's Enotsorous Preparation instantly
scans Kid acvea without the sligf smell Rub with
}tsce 81 dsne, and the stains forthwith disappear t.
gorn mmediaiey anerwards Ore bo,ie warranted /
ashn thy pair. Price so cents. agents wanted.
OorTnNT, HgkEY 4 90. ga broadway.
rotfchonsnis,--The New snd zeaatfsus Ant
IN 10 thai abr h1.m-
1tsrt xtt1g Feuleut
ylNdd t,oe4s or 9evses Al the aatsdaa for sae
Also, hoJes containing two mi eve ess rquf
- - -
Piled. CCETEET. NgSETk % az ..ss-l -.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14

.stupendous and avowed fraud. They
will take the greatest pleasure in pros.
tratihg the charlatans when they he.
member that this boosted s.nephew'
OF General Andrew Jackson's wife
has been guilty ofslandering the hon;
ored name OF the Old Hero BY attemp.
ting to humbug the people into the
belief that, were he now olive, An.
drew jackson would be I member Of
the dark lantern. culvertp party! Can
eharlatanry, can inpostufe, be pushed
further than this scheme ofwithering
the Old HERDS laurelslbE a contract
with midnight censpiratorsl An
drew J Jackson, always frank, honest,
and bold, a member ofthe underground
party, a co-laborer in the work Of
"tom-foolery and mu m,nery /" =
Could anything be more menstrous!
and will not the American people,
proud OF THE glorious fame Of the Old
Hero guard his good name frorn such
blastiIg associations l-R. En8:>I.,.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
Good Advice.

We find the following excellent ad
vice in d late number of the london
Comic Times. Bear It IN mind:
you have. a rich aunt don t talk
to. htr a bout billiards ana brandy and
water. " f. sI.i T.. -
,.If.you: intend TO do a thing don't
change your mind; and if You pos
sess a ten pound note, don't change
that, If You happen to say some,
thing in society which causes a pain.
full sensation. you had better 60 out
for a walk for five minutes. .,. f
III You don't know what everybody
else knows, you had better hold your
tongue; and if Won know something
that everybody else knows. You had
better hold your tongue, too, I
Should you be talking I'd a thin Ia
dY, Of another thin lady, You needn't
describe the party alluded to as q
"scraggy old maidN III s-If.
lfyou require . person TO- become
security for yoll, don't ask the ma,
who promised he would do anything
for you when he knew thatyoudidn,I
want anything done, H
Hyou happen to know On author
don't own il; one-haK Of the worli
won't believe You, and helotherhal
won't think much oft II theysdo. NJ
Don't say yon never take rsuppers
excepting where you know they never
give any, s.vF7. stlt ttfl ; IN .s.y,tt
n Don't tell q, mother Of the faults o
her, fayorite child. d,i 5s *
IF youI wish to sleep quietly, don
praise another woman while your wifi
is undressing oigst into bed. III III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
Saturday Night

What blessed ngsSatnr;lay nights
are, an 4 what would the world do
without them! Those breathing; mo-
merlts in the tramp ping march of life:
those little twilights III the broad and
garntsh glare of no on, when pale yes
ttrdars look beautiful through the
shadows, and faces Hanged long ago
smile sweetly again nthe bush; when
one remembers the old folks at home,
fapd the old fashioned fire, and the lit
tie brother that dit ID, and the little
sister ''transplanted az r /.
Saturday nights make people hui
man; their hearts to beating soft
r.. as they used to beIbefore the world
turned them into war drums and jar
red them to pieces with tattoo. /
The ledger closes with a crash; the
iron -doored vaults come to with a
bang; up 90 the shutters with a viii;
clink goes the key in fine lock. It's
Sani r lay night, and the business man
breathes free again! Homeward no!
The door that has been ajar all the
fweek gently closes benin 4 hiin--the
Hworla is shut out. 4 c|ltEH" = II y
| Slut ont! Shut in, rather. Here
bare his treasures. after all, and not
in the vault; in the record in the old
family bible and not in the bank.
Ma,b3,- ,.G,, t,,,, !, h ia, rf,,4 =.
land frosty Then poor fellow, Sat
Inrsay night is nothing to you just as
Igpu arr nothing 70 anybohv.F Get a
Iwife, .blue eyed or black eyed, but
fabove all get a true eyed; get a little
home. no matter hdw little, and a lit
| RE sofa inst TO hol two Or two and
| h halfin itof Saturday night: and
Then read this paragraph BY the light
| ofyour wife's eyes. and thank God
and take courage. IF: ~ 'f.
| The Him and dusty shops are swept
| up. the hammer is thrown down, the
apron is doffca, anil the lahore r has.
tens with a light step 2homeward
P0 "Satur lay night. \ ssebl / mnrmurs
the languislling, as she Turns YEARLY
1ttpon her couch, 'andthere is another
to come" --.' -@.O At - -.
Saturday night, at last!' whispers
the weeping above the dying, sand
it is Sun lay Tomorrow - to-mor.
row." J. E:f> -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
Senator Dl1on, u kentucky.

This distinguished old Wing, and
successort to Mr.. Clay in. the Senate
of the United States, thus spoke at
the Wing Convention at Lexington,
on the 18th of April last: ,B
He believed Mr.. Fillmore an hon
orable man, had endorsed his admin
istration,I and recommended it as true
and sound. But, II M. Fillmore
accepted the nominationf of he
hno,c- Nothing order, he acGs bound
as an hosordble man, to st0nd On
their platform, and become the er-
pOnent EITHER sentiments. In TINT
erent, he lcoula not rapport him
But there was more serious objec-
ton TO MI. Fillmore. He now stood
uncomnitted--in tho platform Of
which he was proposed to be the ex-
ponent-,iipon the all-ilnportant and
prominent slavery question. True,
a reference was continually made to
his administration and that held up
as sufficient committal on all the is
sues arising ont of that question.
But aehen he turned to that admin
istration, he there .fouad the great
statesDeenI Guy and Ute6ster, upon
either side of him, urying and a..
fuencfngf him IN tie approral IF
tie .tugitise s1aue laao. THAT sia-
gle act aras all he ecer did, an all
his administration, to recomnaend
hin % tha eonfdenee Of Tie South,
and that pct, prompted as, it ,nay
haze been Lypariotism, he BELIEVED
INCONSISTENT WITH HIS WHOLE ANTE
.CEDENr RECORD, coNrR AIRY 70 HIS OWN
Personal OPINIONS. AND IN yloIENcE
TO HIS FEELINGS. He sros infusaced
10 .take M@ step by Tie infafnce Of
he great statesmen upois scho0, he
nedtoradpice and support." I'll
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
Examine the two Platforms.

- \. Hsk q L
I'VE ask the readers attention I'd the
following comparison Of the platforms
adopted<by the Ohio Democracy and
the Know Sothings Of that State in
their respective State Conventions -
The following are the Democratic re-
solutions: ~ -,ra @I, I
RFsolrea, That the Constitution. Of
the United States imbodies the no
.blest anil wisest system of free gov
erpment eyer established by patriotic
men. -, -.r.2.fi H..
ResolreR, That as Democrats. we
will Stand by that Constitution, with
all its. compromises. aud maintain the
Union Of the States against the oppo-
sition Of aH traitors, from ahatere,'
source they may come. !. SILL.
ResolreR That in the principles OF
the Kansas Nebraska bill we reeog-
nize, as they do. the right Of lie pea
pie Of MeE States and 7srai;tor;es to
firm .tAeaIorn domsstie gorernment
IN occo1lpnce miM The Const;tu-
ton, anil ARE just, proper aid De-
moc,atic. +, - /
The following is the 4th resolution
adopted By the Know Nothing State
Convention: r. : III HI I \
4. Slavery is LOCAL, not NATIONAL.
We oppose It's extension into any Of
ou,' te1ri'togfes, and the iincrsase Of
its po'it;4a1 po,crr, By the adais-
sian If nay slape State, or other-
'oise' and we demand Of the general
government an immediate ref1ress Of
the great wrongs which have benin
flicted upon the cause Of .treedona and
NE Am",fcan character By the re-
peaA> Of the Missouri comPronise
md Heiptroauction Of slarfry into
KansIS fn@o2ation Ttdw, by Me
force IF aims, >and tie DESTRUCTION
ofMe eleetirc franchise. nv ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
MisttIlarrtsaIuI.s.
d THE ADVENTURES.
Or the Way the Honeymoon Terminated.

Miss Ellis was formerly resident
Of New Hampshire. She is q very
fine looking woman, and for a long
time was considered one of the best
looking ladies in New England. LII
August last, Mfr. Alderman, ofUtica,
went 10 Newport, to spend the sum
mcr and indulge in sea .breezes. -
Among the guests then stopping at
that fayorite watering place was Miss
Ellis, Of New Hampshire, and her
uncle Benjamin. Her uncle is a
shrewd man of the world, and can sec
rs far into the wants and pecuiiarities
of other people as the next man. Mr..
Alderman, Of Utica, saw Miss Ellis,
and was 50 taken with her contou,
that he Immediately made up his
mind that If her beauty rested on Q
''golden basis, !" he would ''go in and
vim To ascertain how Miss Ellis
stood with regard to the precious me:
tails, Mr.. A. came to.the conclusion
! chat the best thing he could do was
10 stpump" her uncle Benjamin. To
get uncle Benjamin under the pnmp,
Mr.. Ackerman invited him in his par
lor, and they partook Of iced cham p
paign for several days in succession,
During one Of these sociahle sits Nh
a.. preached the subject in the fol,
lowing manner:
s.That Young lady who sat at the
table near you this morning is a mag
nifcent creature. Do you know hel
nsmel''
ssDo you mean the lady with black
finglctsln ...H,
:sThs same. Are you acquainted
with hertz -. q.
Certainly. Her name Is Ellis
she resides in New Hampshire,
An old, family, the Ellises. I BE-
'lievel'' i a III Sst III
:. Yes, siri and they have the rocks,
/ too is III. .t
Possible: and Is Miss Ellis worth
anything ii her own rightln
~ rather think che Is. She owns
more land athanf can zee over from
the Mp 81 4 haestaE. In addition u
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
The Greasy Tennessean.H

Such is Parson Brownlow's com.
men1atory designation OLA. J. Don.
elson, the know nothing nominee fol
Vice President. The speech of the
notorious know nothing reverend was
-fnlly in character with the discrcdita-
bic maneuverings at Philadelphia,
by means of which the 18th section
was struck down, and finally, as the
virginians contend, all platforms were
expressly repudiated. The country
will see and rebuke the shameless
trickery which was set on foot in Phil.
'adelphia to catch birds Of every feath-
err by the nomination of the Wig Fill.
more and the renegade democrat Don,
elson. who deserted the democratic
party because he could not achieve
bis ends. and took refuge in the dark
culvert of know nottingham.
! The infamous device of Parsor
Brownlow to make .sthe old,linefdem.
ocrats think that Old Hickory hal
come to- life ,again,rf BY pnblishine
.aAndrew Jacksontin big letters and
Donelson invisible, (AEbREw JACK
SON is the coinage Of The
same mint which issued snch despic'
able counterfeits rs the 9RoorbacE
letter, 1.-THE ssBritish gold'' and the
ssbran bread. The people Of Thu
country hare tooemueh sense to b
imposed upon By such stnf, and the,
viii again indignantly Hcrnsh ont
the criginafors hudSaetofs IN scch I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-14
a New Hors, Shoe

Mr.. Thomas Eenari, says the Phil,
adelphia ledger, has on exhibition at
the Inn OF the Pennsylvania Farmer,
a new patent horse shoe. which, is $50
constructed that it requires no mails,
and can be put on by any one with
ont the aid Off blacksmith Attach
ed to the shoe is a flange extending
around the and at the back 81
shoe, which lies over the frog Of the
horses foot, ajoint. held in its place
by q screw, which allows the shoe TO
open and close, SO as to accommodate
itselfto the size ofthe hoof. Between
the hoof and the plate is placed a lay
er ofgutta percha, for'the purpose Of
preventingiinjury to the hoofor lego
the horse BY concussion while passing
over hard roads or streets. u These
shoes are also furnished at about one
half The price ofthe ordinary shoe.