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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

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II Eesosen part ho pepsi al 81 tisbyssa ~, az
M tia Ssaire 81 the siy VII pc
500 q auction, the slaale uct sssy, Dsesmoef ~
A IA ekcs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

wv +. hELLsR, AUCrIONEEa FANCY GOOD AT
W. anction.--Tass day December - ut ION A. u, 1t
sa'es h Is Park viii be sod eaare invoee
d fancy gends pameiy lots Of Eossh paints In
boxs p eu,oupies vendss pocke companions dressing
fancy paper card holders embossed
ogcbcv ~ great variety Of glove bse% resioaIes
Spd enters Also, several pairs o. Aga chiya
noso cups. hqucr tea sc.s Sc tho whole for
absol1te pac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
eHIRLEY, AUTHORITARIAN JOSEPH HE d

VIZ c ALBpRrUR AUCrf0HEER- WILL SELL THIS
w. FRIDAY december ~ nj l0l O'Clock at No. 10 Court
street, opposite City Ha Brookyn the contents OF liquor
and dining saoo1 tables chairs cascors stoves
shcbsn ss &c also lot goods
Ac. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

nR ALBAv GOLDSMITH, ExrRoFEssor or sur.
~ rery having reurned 70 ne cv VIII rc-ue the
tce ~ hhnnripy Together wih IN peculiar af dis
eascs 70 which be has long bsc~ devyet Hous from
ia NJ ard nom atosP. n No 10 TrAnkhn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
Kf D. HurrER. Au0yIoNHrs -ArMrNrsre sroRs


Nr n. gUrLTR. AuoTIogvra -ArMfsfsrV aroRs
WI. viii be cold a. auction Saturday, Decenier
~ q O'clock NJ On nc prcsn'sea 80 seventh avenue,
sad porter house. go hcuscniJ furure, bcinngiua lie
fftate Of Joseph whipit docease Terms caa. Jushru
MITCHELL, administrator.
DhwNRRoKERs sAIE-THrs DAY DEC 10 ATAM
III gRfsTALAkS anc ION s'sre, ~ Bawegy, couassn1
and extensive assortment N coJ,nr
III every description bee units, hlsntess wlh oxt a. uri
Giles, BY order ofJoEs y Levy, ps~nbroks q svh ave.
ID T. pELrssER,l AucrrosRER-sy LEAvrvy pr.
III. LASER A CO, "a End 80 1fnadwsy-sa,urisw,
NJ OH O'Clock, liquors and segars. n sherry,
deira ccgnac scotch ale whkey and GIN all FIRST
u choice CARS 20 90 cgsnFnos do. Cennssse1rs win 10
well 70 attend this sale ~
ID WALTERS AUCTIoNEER.-rHrs DAY, AT NO.
h. 26 Catherine street ~ ~ o'clock. McCAfFkAy
WALTERS cell good assortment Of payior, bedr,om and
bedding mirrors, paintings. arpes &c also aud
a quantity miliner's gisss cesss fixtures stands
CTEAMBoAT N0HwALK At AUCTIoN.-wILf, BIZ
- cold At public auction Wednesday the eph day Of De
cenber NJ ~ oeoek board the boat the steamer Nor
walk as she les nj the foo, Of Chropher being
demsgedb BY Gre d HEsDRiCKsOs, Agent.
UvBoe. vETTCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no l6srRU "
rree--Sherin's sae Friday, nee TO- AT iJocp ck
A. at Nos and warren street all The rgia NE
and interest Of John johnson which he had DIV
November 1876 or A. time thereafter Of and to tho
hotel furniture. &c &c. contained Al sad Place. rn as
johnson Hotel JAS WILLEff, sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

a lFaSp BaA0a AUG-lOrEER--A. saAo6 4 90.
% vi sen Ut ,ne, on on rrsd.y Lensnnsr % :: 70
1t heir - err o ga az 40 II noshs ss
sssss tcssne wrh large lot Of eat aos aaeso ssl
hA1tDx a. &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

7fp WARD "a vt Two PaRsoa5 on Fisar
I socs bedroom, ga OR To-
soSs 81 9 Aenry stre wiz iet n Ia of May unser-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

VA sICn rBhEE STORY AND BAaEN6NT
~ AsUrr 70 let uedasiy, short 6istsled from Brosf
~ gfsut Yessiy rent Sob lease thres
81 eSdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

a GtEAr CHANCE FOR NEW YOHKE1 TO MAKG
"A ns,uDe In fhadeiC 10 rent large four slO-,
b1dr the northeast VI Ps0ar
FrAkOd oao VIII the modern isapreoe eve1tsa
leave isr a. sern from vew Yot daily during the watr
Fer fdrber parcnLars hqurc Of the propre ,AEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

w hsL o.. ADCTIoNEER.-IIssF URs AT
w auction this day, UsIcuber 10 q. i0h 4. H.. ~
sa,cgoom copsmtug sable mak iscs cainohta
CsSsd and mink snd full half yic
trines, abd cnns and Rutis Asa tIvn~e oil ladies'
French siih ehferent colors and rrning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

~ plus ultra o. vessrcd medicines sod but requires 70 be
Know II mset With usye~sf ssprrte1nu sui Dr.
ward A. lc gF,aesi ssnofscs Il ne fay r ward hare ~
offers reward q ~ gp " sar psyclsn ~ho sncr proper
private dss~ascs With efatlly unt.
urn eteriy essc, sefcss sn1 ccanness ~ he Bg his
wonderful spcchc aud Pssfcr< knssicsge " eyery sage
of no d,snase cher afl~rtatNs
Who doubt should cell snd he eel them wios chs
Remember ai whe have b~cn ung wing fer weeks
month. drinking consscds ~hoh dssrsy the
mach swallowing pcsnsss@ pins that snte~ne
s,Itton that By calling ward y~u may few daya
enjoy The pleasures Of c ara fsS 'a Rsess~N himself
ssain CnortunAes rrtecd, pstce y. Once, Canal street,
three doors cast Of Broad say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

(LAIRvoyANCE MRS uAvRs re apANp s. rsv.
80 ~ " dallv dscove rng Gu ~, ~ u ~ 49,
rner 0r outward body Mrs u AYES I ise hssi asens sny
most successful medical and .r~o- ~ We hsva -
member, charge made - ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

A SECOND FLOOR CONSISTING OF A HANDSOME
n y furSished frn and back parlor and bedrooms bah
floor to lot 10 finally Apply
"a p urth etrest cppos te the Parade Ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

TN. IARMoSTs rARU AND Lswp0r MEDICAL
IL Advrer and yau<ASs 0aie-r ~cust~h edition. 90
pages eecrovptd LirsrsGona; cloth. o. IL ths
advertised remedies sod shows nc superiority o. the a1h,rs
Park and LONDON o. cuasayps rpvtrnry,
,urss eeet &C. He ~ di.e~-es - 81 Mercer
street corer Il spring sspcsc htAsisa Hotel from II
AZ VI un r. NJ we recommend Ds La Ne Il
1ioted-.ourur aes F'sAs Uozs Deg Bock. saa,s 2tma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

nR DUMMY NO. THIRD AyEEUE~DEvorxs -
~ pecsi attention :, disrsss. oe Ecocsnve Organs.
mr. isaies Sent ~ rAA scsusv s~vsnvsA- o. rscsgvs
dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

HOrBL TO BE LET ON LEASE, A SPLENDID H0-
IL tel and grounds about three miles from tho cS 70
with IS geo would ba good invessnt the above
be easily taken ddripx the ensusg seghns
The only for selling the proprietor gong Euroe
lDquyc at Mr. FhAZEnS oSi broadv AZ, bstwesn rhsty
Afsa snd Thirty second streets, New ark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

L,OR MELBOURNE, AUSTR ALIA-POsrIvEl.Y 70
sal January A-rAe e!s sans clipper bark TEX Az
Qev Yorf bull Lnce master win despatched
mi or not foil che has Just ccuoletsd voyage Mebosrne
and hock ard very pspu.U vessel With passengers an<
hipIers Her for ers. and second
seDgers unequaed fc- oonort and Apply
on boaSd ID pier 10 East riyer 70 uLER, LORD
QUkNAR, lS Wall street or GOODEvG, ARREIL IL
EIOT Of Hanover and Pearl StyeeAs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

A GENTLEMAN, WHO rs ABOUT TO LEAvS ruE
N country wishes dispose OF HIS collection Of oil paint ngs
llsndscapes May be seen al wESTON'S, T65 broadway
w eOLyERs great picture o.
KANSAS.
TUESDAY nex. December 1
Al l05 Bleecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

THE TwErrY-EIaHrH ANNUAL, RAIL- or rHr wWv
York Fire Department Or he bennett Of tho wido
orphans viii place The Academy Music fours~na
street. Monday evening. Janr M isa nckese may b
procured the manaccrp. RHNHy A BURR. Prsnft
y. 6aciv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

DIAYs. PLANS, PLAYS Tim STANDARD AID n
nor drama and all Other pushshed plays for sale by q
FRENCH, IN kasssu rTeet New York. prics l2x cents
each ten Tor 81 bound yolCncsI ~ play pubnshsA
every week Complete tsA seat BY md, hes" when
1uosiedL
THEATRICAL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN.
i struced for the stage bales dsu<nx, &c on aivanta
terms For particulars Apps 20 Monsieur oHEcINr
ssl broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

&E En PER TON THIS wEEK-FOR TIE hes
Dbl w Peach Orchard add LekAxh ccai. slnvc. rsna
CRAZE fufrsee s.zcS Call ths wcck n you want 70 bu
X H. nov ELL. 81 wes wAxhinron place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

~ besss - bot No so brdsoD sDses ihs ps coa-
tbs ib-ec ,oems with Ssa chanaelers hshs uoA and
oo'd wsier range. 40 apply 70 ,. W. AIcnAADa s05
broad wsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

IL others who shall attend the Academy 81 Hc-Mr.
John Mureoo the Keeper o. The Desderaium Wishes inform
all the aforesaid gentlemen that he " prepared ls wrse~
70 Accommodate Is0 hats boots and coaks OF csrre and
Also supplied With The best Of oysters and wins scaks
chops ham and eggs tea and coffee and last bu iess
pched oysers s-Ths subscriber has very nice room
JOHN MuR0oo, corner Of Fourteenth street Al, Foirih
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

nR wArsors NEW WORK." TINE CAUSE hND
~ Cureta complete pr~eass srcNtise sp~rrDasrrhna
ard premature sxhsusso. wnA iscs debxry iDdncd by
early ndiscres.on. o<v which the
his nstduous msisdg sgctrr With ths treat
Inen fry explained ssr~ied by ansiomai
Plates and era~ipes WITH snrptcut geufto urinary
diseases Free 81 To be had n ne sashsr ~ho mar ~
consulted ccp1de1Ss'y al waskw s~cc row doors vest
of Hroadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

TMPORrA Mt To MERCHANT TAILORs JEWELLERS,
Insurance companies aSy business lnng sctoas
sed elegant she room The ,gs froot room on ihs hrs
unit lst hay, term Of yeara may agreed
upon. app 70 Dr.. ". MOFFAr, TIC premises,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

= AUCTION NOTICE. B0G RT sUCfIONEER-BY
- =. so6Ahrss'rrday, at Io1s o'clock q. tho ancson
srasfnr, William els, hous-hnld
atnre consisting OF general assortment Of paror bedroom
and kttcheD furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

A sTRoLoGy MADAME LHayuya Inrr rap -
~ .usd about lnys m.rsee sns shs-ni f'sads skS
tells All he events q l6e q go hsisry ~,wss, Fra o.
nask Ladies ss cent? gerts - ssnhN she sa1Ir1S
speedy marriage Charge esws
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19

WILLIAM IRVING CO.. WILL SELL. AT AUCTION
Friday, Dec 10 al l0 o'cloek at the saiesrooms No.
Pine street. elegantly Illustrated sif boos ANIMALS buns
80. suitable f.s holiday presents Among which will Dc
found He ry's Pictorial History Of England Ida Pseers
he Peruea" I. Of Lord Byron. Moore aemans rasoe
Pocck &c SC ehakspe,es Complete Works Beauties OF
thskspeTe peadley's Works endon Nag szine &C.
hgeiber with large assortment OF juvenile gift books
nual NJ
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-11

Col. FREaoNT.--In reference 10 the pro-
liability of the opposition uniting upon this
distinguished Californian for the Presidency
the San Francisco Journal remarks:
Col. John G. Fremont is likely to be the
candidate Of the opposition. He is known to
possess the elements of popularity to a larger
extent perhaps than any other American now
living. His life of restless daring, of unselfisli
service in the cause of the country, in max
ing known her vast resources, and in develop
ing her great wealth, would render him stron-
ger before the people, probably, than any
man before tho country. Aware of his inhc-
rent strength, some of tho more sagacious Of
of the democratic party were de'irous Of max
ing him their nominee But Inc was found
TO be so inaexibly opposed TO the whole Ne
bras&a business, that he was dropped by them
like hot potatoc, and il is not unlikely that
he will be the candidate on whom will centre
the whole anti-Ncbraska vote-enough to elect
him and have some hundred of thousands to
spare.
Frcmont's policy of course would be to make
the Pacific Railroad, through The central route
the great measure Of his Administration
This is what VIC want in California; Prcsi-
dent that will make this great national work
paramount 10 all others, and instead Of frit-
tering away his opportunities Of doing good
by throwing fre-brands among the people,
and cmbittcring tho feelings Of scctionalism,
will use his position 10 bind together more
strongly,the different parts Of the Union with
bands Of IRON"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-11
OFFICE OF TIIE q. =. EXPtEsS COMpANY
1855 ia 1905
rLD sTATES EAPKESs-- JUINI y
Capital, S5O0,00o.
LEW ELKY STORE.

Watch, Clock, aud Jewciry Re1arins
subscriber removed his Jewoy Store on the east
side Of Broad st. opposite his old stand, where he
all scasonlbe hours ready TO do work in his ne cf
cuisines short notice.
n lie also keeps Watches, Clocks Spectaces, JowelTy,
Cold Pens and Pencil Cases for SALE Of good quality and at
the most reasonable prices. l. r. BRYAN.
Au0
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-11
Dr. u. II. HALE, homeopathic.

WILL locate permanently in Hsac, and tenders his
w professional services 10 the inhabitants OF this VIZ
experience proven superior In safety and efficacy to-
Aopathic systems whose heavy and poisonous doses break
down the constitution and Is utterly inadequate to
anently majority Of aenie ekrORfr diseases in which
specific and reliable He admits and advises
ete use of WAEER In all its modes of application suitable
q each Particular attention viii be paid to all diseases
al children feL95iu
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-20
ORDNANCE Nv.

An Ordinance to fix Appropriations for the
year 1856
Be it ordained by the Council of the Incorpo-
rated Village of Jackson, that the sum of Three
Hundred and Sixty Dollars of the corporation
fupds now in the Treasury of sal village, and
heretofore raised for general and incidental pnr-
poses, be and the same is hereby placed at the
disposal of the Board of Education of said viii
lage, for the purchase of Real Estate, upon which
to erect Public School House for said village
And that the residue of said funds so remaining
in said Treasury, after making the above appgO-
priaton, be and the same is hereby appropriated
and set apart for the building of a Market House
in said village, to be built accoIGng to such plan
as said Council may direct.
Passed in Council March 10, 1856.
GEORGE NJ. ADAMS, Mayor.
Il. h. MATHEWS, Recorder.
Jackson, March 20, 1856. 52-2w.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-20
Great Inducements.

THE subscriber being desirous of closing out
and firing from the mercantile business, offers
for sale his entire stock Of goods. consisting Of
Fancy Dry Goods, of all descriptions. Ladies
Dress Goods, such as dress 81 ks, lawns, poplins,
ginghams, delqins, caliCos, &C.. besides all kinds
OF Fancy Notions Also, large lot of Ready
Made Clothing--cloh, cashmere, satinet and
vesting. Besides every other article Usually
kept in Dry Goods Stores, all of which l will
sell oy the piece at cOstfor cash Those wishing
10 purchase goods at low prices, have now an
opportunity of doing so, as | am determined to
close the business.
| wish to rent my large store room, which is
situated on Main street, and in the most busi.
ness part of the town.
G'All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me, by note or book account, will please call
and settle the same as soon as possible, as | wish
TO close up my business II. B. DIcKAsoN.
Jackson, March 10, 1856. 52-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-20
COLUMBUS, March II.

Bill to change the provisions of the
Wheeling and Cadiz plank road, SO as
TO increase their toll, was ordered to be
engrossed. Bill regulating the duties Of
Supervisors, was ordered to be engrossed.
Several bills were read a second time
and referred.
Mr.. Brown introduced four bills to pro-
hibit the uge of our jails to slave catch.
ers; to prohibit officers, &C., to engage
in save-catching; to prohibit our citi.
Ecns from voluntarily engaging in slave4
catching. and To enforce our laws where
murder has been committed upon our
SOIL These bills are very severe in their
terms. The President signed several
: bills in presence of the Serate.
The Senate went into Committee of the
Whole, and considered amendments to
the present Temperance law. Some time
was spent thereon, and various amend
ments were discussed at some length
The committee finally rose and reported
back said bill with amendments, when it
was re-committed to the Committee on
Temperance.
Mr.. Canfeld introduced a resolution
calling upon the Governor TO communi-
cate all papers and relation to the late re-
QUESTION upon the Governor of Kentucky,
for the body of Margaret Garner. The
resolution was adopted and the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE, Mr.. Cory introduced bill
to Osabli. h Criminal Court in Hamilton
county.
MIR. Clough introduced bill supple
mentary to the act to preserve the purity
Of elections.
The afternoon was spent in discussing
the Kansas resolutions.
Mr.. Hutchinson moved to substitute
the resolutions of the Trmble party.
Mr.. Cory moved to add series of
resolutions, said to have been proposed
by him for the consideration of the 9Th
of January Convention. They denounce
Southern sovereignty.
Mr.. Cory made long and brilliant
speech, in which he placed himself on
the Missouri Compromise line, and con-
demned Cass and his territorial doc
trines.
He was supported by Caldwell in sup
port ofthe Committee resolutions.
Without concluding the discussion, the
House adjourned
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-20
Dagmerrco.rnc L.kenesscs.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens ot jackson and the surrounding
country, that he has fitted up rooms in the
ISHAM HOUSE, THIRD STORY,
For short time, expressly for Daguerrean ,pur,
po@es. lie has spared 10 pains or expense in
procuring every facility reproducing those
LIFE-LIBE LIKENESSES,
Which can only be surpassed by the living
model itself Having good light, he will bs
enabled to take pictures in all kinds of weather,
and feels confident that he can please the most
difficult. Pictures setin Frames. Cases, Lockets,
Breast Pins, Rings, &c, IN style unsurpassed.
Copies taken from the DageusotyFe painted in
oil colors, life size.
Persons wishing their pictures taken, are in
viLed 10 call soon.
Careful instructions given in the art on liberal
terms.
HHours of operating from o'clock A. NJ,
till 4, ?. NJ. D.BARR,
March 9Th, 1856. Soft.
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PORTSNIOUTE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
MURRAY & STEPHENSON
= PROPRIETo R S .

MANUFACTURE to order, and keep on hand a
general assortment of ENGINES, suitable for Blast
Furnaces, Rolling Mills, Grist and Saw Mills, with
gearing to match the same; together with Iron, and
Brass Castings of all descriptions from one pound
to eight tons.
Being supplied with full setts Of all the best i'm
proved Patterns for machinery, our facilities for
furnishing everything in our line is not surpassed
anywhere.
Our machine shop having lately received the ad-
dition, of first rate craftsman, and machincist we
1atter ourselves that We can finish work on as short
notice, and MS complete as any establishment East
or West. Also having the advantage of our loca-
tion, right at the GREAT PIG lRoN DEPoT OF THE
WusT We feel satisfied that our work and prices
will give entire satisfaction to all who may give
call.
Ia" Hot Blast Rings, and all other Pipes and
Twiers on hand.
MArhur Democrat, Republican, Vinton, Galla
county, Guyandotte Herald, and Pketon journal,
will eacs insert the above advertisement to the
amount 81 81, and send bill to advertisers.
Portsmouth, March 2O SO. So
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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON. March 30, i
MARRIED,

On Wednesday morning last by Rev. H. {; Ford,
Mr.. II. H. ADAMS, and Miss JosEPHENE H. STEEL,
all of IL hkson.
With thc above we received portion of the
wedding fxugs which after being tested was pro-
noupced to be most delicious for which, the bride
and groom will accept the thanks of the printers
On the 18th. inst, by the Rev. G. II. Warren,
Mr.. b. D. BLACK, and Miss SARAH ToPE, all OF
jackson, Jackson county, Ohio.
Alas old boy, you did not long tarry,
To find woman that you could marry,
For all did know you had the knack,
To do all things up quite BRowN,
For your eternal happiness may you ne'er MISS
But your Ocean of trouble be turned tobliss,
May your life and all your hope,
Be centercd in your dear, LITTLE Sarah Tope'
OK the 18th day of March, byW. s. Schcllenge,rr,
Esof Mr.. j. ]. BrcaLEY, and Miss PERMELiA H.
CmrRtYoroy, all Of Franklin, Township jackson
county Ohio.
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Offers for sale, in lots to suit purchasers;
1000 boxes Bunch and Layer Raisins.
,000 half and quarter boxes Raisins.
1000 boxes Valencia Raisins, new crop.
1000 boxes Valencia Raisins, old crop.
$40 boxes Smyrna, 100 drums Sutana Rasns
100 kegs Seedless Raisins, 100 casks Currants
5000 drums Turkey Figs 100 cases do. wood
and fancy boxes.
100 mats new Dates, 100 c's Lcghorn Citron
90 casks German, IU0 kegs French Prunes.
SO cuses Prunes in glass jars and wood boxes.
900 boxes Oranges and Lemons.
10000 Cocoa Nuts, 100 kegs Tamarinds.
900 boxes Fig Paste, ,Jujube Paste, Gum Drops,
Giapo d. ops, Date Pasteand Pressed Figs.
500 bags Walnuts, Filberts aud Cream Nuts.
500 bugs Bordeaux, Sicily, Hard Shell and
Ivica Almonds
600 bushels African and Shelled Ground Nuts,
100 boxes, SO kegs Shelled Almonds.
Also, great variety of Miscellaneous Goods,
comprising Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma, Sardnes.
Salad Oil, Split eas, Pine Apple Cheese, Syrups,
Rose and Peach Water, Assorted Extracts, Liquor.
ice, Rock Candy, Beans, Maccarcni and Vermi.
cell, Cordials, Canary and Hemp Seed, Pearl
Barley, Preserved Ginger, Assorted Preserves,
Pickles, Pepper Sauce, Tomato ketchup, JelieS
and Jams, Olives and Caper,, ilermetrc ally Seal
ed Salmon, o. sters, Lobsters, Peaches, Toma'
tos, Green Corn, &c, &c.
N. B.-Western Merchants arc particularly in.
vited to call,
March l3, 1856. 5l-qw,
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Farmers and Furnace Men Take

March 9th, 1856. J0tds. Sheriff J. c.
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n e W FIR M ,

JAMES PURSELL & J.F. TOWTl
this day entered into partnership
prosecution of the Wholesale Dry Go
ness, under the name and firm Of PUN
e. TOWEL. Having fitted up and er
the building lately occupied by ]. f. TowV
Co, we will be better prepared than ever tdN
hbit to merchants and furnace owners, lart
and seasonable assortments of goods at tS'
lowest wholesale prices.
PURSELL & TOWEL.
Portsmouth, Jan. l7th, 1864 If.
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TIE sub criber is dcsirous Of selling his
House aud Lot in the town Of Berlin, in this
county. The horse is good one. being Iatled
aud plaftcred. and IN good order. There /, cleo
q good blacksmith shop upon tho lot, with two
lorges besides other necessary out buildings,
stable, &c. There is never falling well Of
good water upon the premises. This is very
desirable situation for any person wishing topur.
ctase good and pleasant home, as the to#n is
immediately upon the 5. d II. '. Railroad Fo,
further particulars and terms, enquire Of the
snb,crJer, living in Jackson, or Of Alfred DYER
in Berlin. CLIFFORD WEBB.
Jackson, March G, 1856 5O-d.