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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

The GRAVE OF MADIsos.-A correspondent
ofthe Fredericksburg News, in Culpepper coun-
ty, Virginia, gives melancholy picture of the
last resting place of the illustrious Madison.
He lies with his family in a graveyard short
distance from his house, upon his estate of
Montpelier; the family cemetery is surrounded
by brick wall, and the gate is entirely down.
The correspondent says that not a stone marks
the great mans resting place; dark, running
green box warps it with verdure, and the
tracery of branches from an old leaaess ches-
nut tree, relieving itself against the warm azure
sky, nod and wave over the dark mountain.
"ris solemn, calm, and peaceful spot.
The correspondent adds that Mrs. Madison's
remains are in the vault of the congressional
burial ground in Washington; her direction
was to be inferred by the side of her husband.
but her son has never fulfilled her request.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-02

CHAS. v. JONTE,
.sECOND Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of
y Odeans, commissioner to take testimony, and
Commissioner for the States Of Mississippi and Arkan
,,, No 65 Common street, loppeste the City Hotel
e., orleans d29-lys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-23

AsTRoLo9TsI THAT BEAT run WORLD AM
"A Eve tbysssDd dosr reward 10 oferrd 70 any psrss
who surpss her W giving cJrrsc ststements past
preeent and future events parcusry absent feuds
law 70 she also gs lucsy numbers abe
any pearson i hss visited clay She MAXINE
great cures All yesons sho afflicted vsth consumar<
over copisirt crcfua rhsunss any othey jnae~4nS
fteesss would DO cell @ call AID ks vnnasrful and
natural sined lazy aud air gn assy dlasaflsarx
: Hsdane cf.frfToN no humb-s Cal and sasixf
ynur~sivep Hesder~~ 30 les 0-~hs-d rr~~s b~twe~x
Houston ano rtsnsv.
fyfAfRvoYAscE- MRS SEYMOUR, 10 srRsro
~ srfes fee doors west Of Broad way Ina spcc-
nj ueJuea snd business clairvoyH.t America An
sessrr discovered ard cured surass unsvrsa sdvsss
eus'ne absent friends, &c, add satsfsccn 81 sase
70 charge made.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or FORTuNE rs DESTROYS or
~ forming the ac0usntsnce of young lady beautiful IN
,eresiing and accomplished, with vies nsrmonv All
ctnfnuncacns confidential Address Fortune, Broad AZ
Post Office.
A GENTLEMAN THTRTYsIx YEARS or AGE, IN
N moderate circumstances, OF fair education, Rood Der.
With unblernlsbed character 70
form acausnsace 81 respectable lsdy twenty
10 thirty years DID, With view N msiymony P1~s~
address o. v. Rahburn. Madison Post ONCE Ne-
York city
A wTDOwRR, n YEARS or ACE, ~ DesrpOUs OF
"a opening correspondents With younR lady With view
70 msirimory She must not Be- over n yesrs Of age, mild
and snsbie IN her Money object writer
hi doing god business sucsent V this The
iady be handsome ford ~ music ard above dcnnes
IN her hsbhs the wrft>v appreciates The comforts
home shan that Of eAysty any lady po~~sstng the
above qualifications bexw kw esnStien BY Add ene
N sincsrfiy, ". 3. cansl Msdson squAre roG c0cs
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CEcoND EDITION NOW READY.

CEcoND EDITION NOW READY,
JUSTICE IN Tur BY-wAYs
ut viii excite attention sad be generally perused New
York Leader
Ihe author hiss quick perceive and the courage U
expose New York Eyep,pg Post
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$40 Broadway, York.
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O,ur oApp OF RrLIrARDs-Irs THEORY AND PRAc
il ice With numerous diarr.ms by Mchsei Phean price
=" Vc0NSOR a CoLLEyDrR
bLliafd tAkle makers, 8 Ann street.
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n,HR aInHE IHk nEEICIAI.

T,BE GLOBE The OFFICIAL PAPEa or CONGRESS
II intend TO continue tho publication OF a
Congress- In fun Including the laws during as
session 10 commence The first hopday December
The coming In OF new administration viii he de-
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The Daily Globe will contain the Of the day together
with such editorial ardcles IS be from time
gessed by passing events Of interest ana the debates her
The desk Of every member 10 undergo hs revisoq
Congressional Globe and Appendix Those who dasiro
10 the debates Immediately should te the ,slobe
they are usually published In two days before hey
pendn
oouble royal sheet royal quAo form each number
tanning sixteen All the laws posed during the
win be appended 70 the Debates and 70 -
debates and The laws VIII be made out printed
subscribers soon AFTER tbs cioee Of the session
The newspaper FORM win contain . synopss q
the proceedings Of Congress and the Of The preceding
week aso editorial and selected mss<r when Be
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null.
For copy Of the Daily Ghbe, year $40 q
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For two COPIES during the sessou, when ordered
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THE TWENTY .EtGHTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE
New YORK Fire Department for the benefit o the Widow
and Orphan Fund wlltake place A. The Academy Of Muso
corner of Irving place and Fourteenth Monday
evening January D. 1851 Tcses may be procured Of The
mansgersL AWAY a. BURR, President
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TTErTIoN-CURTIs DRAaooNs-THE MEMBRas
"A OF the shove requested attend rher lad
meeting 10 be held Sunday evening, O'clock
headquarters ~ Nicholas shades. 52 ray Punctua
attendance N requested. by order Of
DAVID CURTIS, Captain
Ed. wsps, Secretary.
luAbe =
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pUBLIsHED THIS DAY-THK sPUYTEN DUYvM.

OUbLIbdEU UAT-THE SPUYTEN
CHRONICLE neat IL mo cloth pp. 3ls; rs cenks-
which displayeth the usrious Knckerbocker family
Spuyten Duyve variety of coors the sayings doineD
Of our well beloved and rus,y friend, Old Tyson the ham
buggy and his daughter the vivacious aud fascnAng
Fanny old JET the Mr. Dick Jeers Of grace
ess memory the respendapt lad Alfred billy orderly
Gmcrack Guards assistant of HOse
Capain Racket A.; the boacous; Miss Euphema Page
aliss Della lahlia the sprghy and witty correspondent
OF the Weekly Cleaner Emmanuel Kant Wrexem Of
1uckahoe the great abstracted the handsome musress VIZ
gnia Brock hoist Roosevelt ESQ., oil piscaory fame
Which history contaneth aso in the Wild and
full life OF Mr.. Hammersy Mix OF the Union Cub, narrsng
what he did and didn't with much the purpose
And showeh how OF the mighty Earl OF Ftz
BsTbacap this country with
and man'on to eat Of oy sers ycep he chngaroras
bag the back ducks and bow he
baeee EN-; with other equally marvellous thrilling
ectahle things LINEkMOKE 8uDD, Publishers, 80
Bf0adway
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lust PUBLISHED
q CHIPS FROM UNCLE SANS. JACKKNIFE;
;Ilpat ataA nl,,.r

An TUuSrAted volume
OF hundred comca, engravtngs.
This drol quizzica benevolent spicy ancient fresh,
hR minded ordinary and extraordinary book II
tsns stories and picture paragraphs volume of Punch,
compressed in one hundred pages" ali and q
baich'-which will supply broad grin for the domestic
hearth or boarding house paror for the whole winter
ndp enable where there small family OF children
growing up and desire them good LOOKING
buy . copy, and the thing Is accomplished.
GARRETT DICK FITZGERALD.
No. IS Ann street
And for sale by all booksellers Price rs cents
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TvxrDeREfA DfAnosDs, EQUAL IN snn.IdAHoI
.sra - "a - TARA = v - ssrnss y 70 -; ~usssaI
~">a hs> L 4 J. yAoc3s " Broadway.
xyoryosrrron AnD ooLD 0BArp.-yrsY, auAnD,
" fos, ladses ehesaat.a 1890 - = 1ssC -.
=. -cssZ $500 s.-sss - 49, s2vse1
nTAvorns--THD TRApD = 1MfIgryUsLy -.
On hs.a istrs scss n eisnsed kvSnZ - - - -
is~s~ s~swtmens o. Messog4s - - -1
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| CeyIpcxy 4 90. HAVE REMOVED TO 50 wu-
j III INlasns axno

CeyLpcxE 4 co HAVE REMOVED TO 50 WIZ
Milan street
MADAME PsRRy's EMPORIUM OF FASHION HAS
m removed 70 4G broadway stairs where rhe continues
the styles for ladies' Children erns
Besques and waists cut 70 81 The form. BCouny
msterr invited 10 call.
AvEw YORK, NOVEMBER "a 1885 THE MISSES DE-
IN YOUNG beg leave 70 inform tbs.
% heir large store ~ Broad~sy between Ninth and Tenth
where they VII with q extensive sso~t on
,he finest ard ready made ladies' cbarens ont
nrinss embro,deries real iscee and white eopis Ac
hoeseree, gloves perumery Ac Ac Soliciting esyly
minson ~ he above nd TIE continuance pafrou
re Ne yours, &C., " r. DE YOUNG, Isl Broadway.
DtMovAb-DR. JOHN A. LrDKLL HAS REMOVED
N hh once W 40 Boome 6reet, eovn9 u Elm.
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THE BALL SEASON.
CFcDND ANNUAL BALL OF NJ BRENNAN HOSE
- 90 No 90. will be held n Nlbos December L 1853
EDWARD WALSH, Chairman.
wnrrR Roach Secretary
THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS ROMAN CATHOLIC
Benevolent Associaiion--tb he Committee ~ Arrange
nerts inform the pubic hat toe fourth
bali Of The n. " N r. 9. y. viii be given Nibios on
Eyaeusiion night 1uesdsy the 18th INST Tickets
tanned Of H. Quinsn IS Futon street y. Mulrooney
of Centre and Leonard sreeis Mckenaa 153 Fulton
street John sculy ss Whitehall street. and door
OF the evening Of the ball. - =
JosrrH GsrrrrS Secretary.
TIVE ANNUAL BALI. or THE HrBERNrAN BExEvo.
Il lent Society viii take place At rammany Ball Tues.
day November q The proceeds Of this ball
deyoed 10 charitable The committee arrange
mens therefore rely the liberal Of generous
their charitable tntentions Nc
be spared this bail equ. superior 70 any
the The floor will be under he Of Pm.
lessor Bond Tckes ~ eacb BE- had nj the
nisht OF the ball Monaghan coilnn band "a engaged
ANTHONY KELLY, Chairman.
Jour NyvpuAw, Secretary,
DarfpL McgoufcfK, Treasurer
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE NEW YORK AND EafE
IL railroad Guard corner Of West and Duane streets
meeting OF the above company, held ~ hesdq on
Ihursosy evening Nov - ls56 was unanimously resolved
thai tender sincere thanks the gentlemen who as
companied FIRST annual
for their attendance ard for Their many beautiful presents
also resolved that tender thanks 20 Mr. J,s.ph
Crocheron for the tounul dinner supplied oc ,on
and also 70 Mr. Robertson FIR The splend band which he far
nished. JOHN o. DENARESI Cast
A. Il. EAGER. Sec. ~
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CPIEITUAIlsM-T CONGREGATION or CHRIS
- Srirituass would respectfully inform he friends Of
CHRISTIAN principles and the pubic large hat they have
cured Academy Hall tBroadway. opposite Bond street for
the purpose Of holding sabbath services Rev r. T. Harris
formerly the pastor Of the Independent Christian
this expected 70 their minister and will
preach sabbath morn and evening at he
cordial invitation extended all who
desire attend his minlstrsions
ITO BORROWERS OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
Persons indebted building associations by mortgage
Otherwise hear ~ something their advantage BY CALI
ing personally upon l. NJ NokrHhUP, 81 william street,
third floor
w aoral womsns Rights Convention VIII meet al the Broad
Tabernacle, New York Tuesday Aod "Wednesday Nov
90 Tuesday nj l0L A N. Lucrcua Mot,
wendxn Philips. Elizabeth Jones Rev. w Higgnscn,
Frances Care, Rev M WATSON, Mrs q ~ Nichols Of
vermunt Ernestine Rose Rev. Fam. y. May, susan II
Anthony Horace reeley Lucy stone and other
engaged. Admance l2ts each session Tickets
for sac Al the door ON behalf Of Central Committee.
PaULfEA W. DAVIS, President
Lucr srosy, Secretary
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r I'VE STOCK FOR SALE.
IL I cart bnrse (backD Price SIS
cart horse tsorrel) Price sl00.
yoke Of oxen. (red.) Price &la0.
do do Price $3.50.
l white buii, Durhan.) Price $50.
red do do Price $50.
3 cows and befers
Inquire Of GEORGE OIMSrED Peter Iorillards farm
half mile east OF Williams bridge, Harlem Railroad
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OR, LESSONS
BY Smith Esq., author Of Dick Tsrlon," !" Fred
This the last and freshest of this standard writer's really
good novels and In all the elements Of superior fiction
second to OF this talented auhors We
OF fiction In fact that would recommends fer
while will fascinate all who read for amusement II
wall delight well as improve those who seek for something
even In . novel.
1hedrsmadc element 90 powerful Walter acot seems 70
be revvied in Fred Smith, whose Dick Taron Interested
more than novel get up In cheap form that haA
read He positively great writer.-News St Louis.
Price 50 cents.
GARkETT DICK 4FIrZGERALD. Is Ann ssreet.
And for sale by all booksellers.
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The undersigned under by virtue Of the power above
conferred VII SELL the premises corner OF rwenuetA
stree; adway hopn5sy the st day Of Decesn-
Der next O'Clock AL the stock in trade Of Jon
of the 81 Few YORK baker consisting OF thr~e
horses and he necessary hsrness and the general
80 w. H. MICHAELs, Assignee
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III ID furnished 70 ms the gIobe Hoe, Frank
fwt and William sfeets Al - cents per night fsw b~~
roons ~ ~ cents per night No other charge. except At
then option.
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NlnI.RRs AED FLOUR DEALBRs xEAD rHts-FoG
N sale s1cbanRe. nrst oAas flowing sad gris M
four Of some propsied BY sd
" The .nrpvsins
central New York and withsn sir Of railroad n oH
ed or sae much less has h sorh, half NJ purchass
gsse premise or good property aker IN psymenl ro
particulars address A @. HEhNos. H.ms~n Peat ohca
Oneida county. ", betgasa the and
" A N ~ n JONES, 80 IS frsnt street. N Y Ais,
Of farms the % New York containing ne
.orts fs SALE Price si0iG1 F~ particulars inquire
JOINS No a. Frsnt street
DosT OFFlur BOX TO SILL, ALSO GOOD OrvroR
il and halt loft Broadway Address BY ousy.
10 j. n, Dor 5T2 Poet onace
ID IN CHANCE FOR aHocEas -reR SALE A RE
IL tail grocery store situated In Of the avenues;
location goed nsiehhofhood equal city, with
GOOD The wthss di.soa. the
scconnt ~ ~ heath ANY shirs N purchase
vii L., Dor 1S Herald oace sstsr where
view may be hsd No comnssion agents need apply.
CALooS FOR sALE-NEATLy FITTED UP, AND DO.
- good business such part OF the ard futures
desired wi be sold cheap good opportunity FOR
lady R.n, low Apply at the pawahs Saloon, 81 Csrmine
street, lear Bleecker
CEILING OFF CHEAP 10 CLOSE THE CONCERN >
- Machinery, tools ard stock Of the -
Twelfth street avenue q. Lafhes sc-ewng drilling.
washer puurhIg boil and rvet making mach nes Dicks
press Ryder forging machtne superior panoh
lng cusR bar hcn smith tSs wis vices des
bolta, washer. rivets a., &C. JOHN CAMERON,
Assignee u Y. r. For
ITO PAPER MAKERs-A sIxTyTwo inch cYrIN.
der machine Of approved make ard never having been
used for sale low BY bRAhAf UC0FNUk paper dssi.
No Burbng slip.
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aud ,ciUus cheat, you. you-,
"lti- The truth, sir, we are lawfully mar
risd. You advised ne 10 his course, you
assisted me. you planned the whole affair.
You len. me your horse; You though, me
La, nigh, worthy OF any mans child. You
encouraged me /; you promised TO stand by
me you offered the the cottage a, the foot
Of The lane, and,
tIdid not. Ideny il. You canno, prove
il. You are a-a-a-,
Calmly now said Joe and the enireas'
les OF the happy couple were united to
quell The old mans ire, and persuade him
q acknowledge the union.
The father relened ut last. l, was a jof
OF his own manufacture, and he saw finally
how useless it would be TO ATTEMPT to de
stroy il.
lie gave It reluctantly, and the fair Min
nic Danio'ih was ovsj"yeI to be acsno"I'
edged as Mrs joe Walker.
The marriage proved joyful oae. and
the assertion Of Danforth proved true II
every respect.
The cunning lover was good son and
faithful husband, and lived many u year Il
enj y the happiness which followed uPo'
his runaway match; while the old mai
n "A. latatl
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-Four HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
vi other Vpluable Heel Estate,


THE t,iIowins de,cribrd Real Estsis, cosuprs
j ing Hvuse Lots, aud oihrr properly, 81 sibl,
situated in The village, Of Ssco aad Biddslord.
win 10 cold by the prorietorss ~ prices and on
,.ous favorable TO p,ircliasesy, =, : ~ So ~
: The Hou-s lot, .sbdul 400 10 nsmber, ere
o,iurIpslly situated Ia Saco. bvsweeut the Railroad
Oepas Of Blddef6rd aud Ssro-a portion VI then.
above the R@lrosd, and q portion below, las
plep san, and healthy location, and commanding
lin. view Of both villages. They are advantage
onsly situated Cor the ryyrience VI persous hsvius
bu.i,ess In either Ssco or Biddelo,d, being wuh,n
six. minutes walk Of Main sireet and Peppevi
SQUARE, Sseo, and five minutes wllk of The Nh.
chine Ship and Cotton Mil of the Laconis, Pep
perrll aud Water Power Corporations OF Biide
ford. A substantial Bridge, $40 Zee, long and "a
lee, wide, resting On gfaufle piers, aud with side
walks has been bnili ucross the Saco River. thu,
conuec,ins the lots with BidJeford, aud placing
Them within three minutes walk of Sniths CIR
ne,. From this bridge street Is graded TO the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which viii b
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets hay,
hreu laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Ssco River, and TO Wafer street ss
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country ffon
Saco, will iniersect with Market street, which
passes across the above DESERVED bridge 10 Bidde
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioaed, the propne.
tors have a dozrn or more house lots for sale, an
Spring's Island, contiguous to the bridge, and
within two minutes wal, Of the workshop. aud
mill. ON raid Island.
They will sell also in lots Of from one 10 Eve
acres, as may be wanted, tract of land adjoining
ina, which j. reserved for hosse lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, aud 10 situated on the West
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs " the Buxio,
road, the line striking that road within lew rod
Of the Saco Depot.
Warnn,ee Deeds viii be given Of oil lots sold
BY the proprieiors, A. II BOYD. SAGE; d. l.
| Somes, fidjeford; Josephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William =. New.
i ell, Manchester, N. IL.
For further particulars, as TO prices and eondlt
IONS, inquire Of d +. SOME5, vi Bldieford
agent tor the propiiei"rs. off
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HALTH AND STR Moth
Buy me, and I'll do you Good! !
Only IS cts. for pint, and 81 i.2 cts. fora guam
bottle.
Dr.. Lansley's Root and Herb Bit.e,,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine,

Sarssparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Thor.
ouvLsuri, P1ickly Ash, Mandrake, Dsnd lion,
,ud Rhul,arb Root aud Herb Janndies Biius.
This medicine has Teen constantly Increasing 10
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~, the world.
The effect IL this medicine Is most wonderful.
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-, Jsundice 10 il worst iorns sll Bilious Dis.
eases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Co.'iveuer'.
lIulnors vi the liIood and skin, lndigrsiion.
Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn, Wrsk.
,ers, Pain 10 The Side and Bowels, Fla,uency.
Lo.s of Appetite, and sll kindred complaints.
yuused by disonierrd stomach, orbad blood, 70
which oil are more orlr.s suber. In Spring and
summer. Cough. and Colds are alec by lie use
brukrn up and curd nj once.
CO Office, 90 Uaion Street. Sold BY oil medI
clue dealers everywhere, at only % cents tor Q
pint, and 81 2 cents Tor u quar- ha,!r ~
Dr.. J. A. Berry Wholesale and Retail Aren't. saeo.
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TESTIMONIALS,

"purng the time occupied the once Of commis
sIoner OF patents, H. II. EDDr, Esq, Of Boston, dh!
business at the Patent Oce a Solicitor Tor procurnf
Patents There were few n any persons acting in thai
capacity, who had so much business before the Pzen
Once and there none who c,nducied IL viii
more skill, fidelity and success. Tegard Dir. Eldj
as one Of the best Informed and most skul Patent s
cltors In the United States, and have hesitation W
assuring inventors that they cannot employ y persoI
NOR competent and trustworthy, and more capable "
putting their applications In form to secure Tor then
early and favorable consideration Al the Patent W.
ace, EDMUND BuRKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents F"