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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

UDIANOs FOR HENT.-Persons desiring 1c<2<<5f2rpf
The use Of Pianos without purchasing, can hire t$ff
them by the month, moderate IIf III
~ Tie largest stock Of Music and Musical Instrument. 10 a.
state p. N. TAYLOR
au23 Piano and Music Store. Oovernor At
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y, %.
PROV o. wOOD-Dear Aner residing the Advertisement
of the New York Journa Of celebrated Hair
i've, half pint bottle, pleased Vh
that continued lie for months and satisfied Il he.
eddy the hest preparation before the public II removed
al the danduG and unpleasant ehpE from the scalp and has
stored snd have doubt
You have 70 all
o. its performing all that 10 claimed for u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

have used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
lred s wonderful Effects II restored my hair whore hsd ALLEN
OF cleans the bead and renders the hair son and smoouc
than OIL
Louisville, Nov. !, 1858. MARY A. ATKINSON
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RICHMOND WING.

A Dx~rraArs Olp wosAs.-The Mobile Tribune oi
August so states: We learn from gentleman who arr
tsdby the last evening" that very serious disaster
came nsar happening the Mississippi train yesterday
morning. about ave mes this side Of Lauderdae Springs
An old lady Who had the misfortune TO lose OF her
cattle on the road had piled up parole Of blocks and
ssamps Of trees the track her premises. and
stood by With a-kimbo 70 witness the result The
cars numbering along at the usual hour, and dash
ing round curve into the old womans trap without
more serious damage than knocking OF the freight
on the track The danger imminent, a. there was
steep embankmen both sides
The old woman seemed greatly delighted aud said TO
the coming up to her. "Tl teach you railroad men
90 run over my cowsi"
To the passengers she spologised in the poltest man
ner saying she hadn't the slightest Intention OF inju-ng
any OF themthst IL the Railroad she was after
for killing her cows
Tho passengers and officials learn, very much
exaggerated against her. but left without violence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

stats Of Illinois, Carlisle, June 81, -
Ihsve used Professor o. Woods Hair Restorative, and
admired NJ wonderful effect Ny becoming sci thought
prena1rey Rray the ofthe
its original color, and have doubt permanently
sIDNEY HREFsE,
Ex-senator United States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-08

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TUvHE fall session this fnsuton commence 90
u day Of August next.
ssIa;u pr session Of 3 @osis. 1900
Fuel
washing" 800
Contingent charge las
s1aTB
Toss SEEKING school mar receive
rood coats business eduesion requested consider
advantages here offered The thorough study hsafn
locson reoenes from town, vholes1 discipline
perience and ability Of the Faculty together c1sdpnsss N
terms points worthy Of especial additional
Willy. President
ieie-sm Enory p. o. vs..
MB. LEFEHYHE,S sCHOOI.--The next session Of
W this let October $50 snd
close n the ist day Of July. 1851.
f2no; washng ca, English Tuition fl0 Modern
each $50, Latin eco; Piano Ham or ur
$50 drawing frou Nature 80; Painting on
80 primary Department Tor children under
RErrasycrPatrops o. the schooI Bishop Cobls Of
al.b.ms Rsv he'sr' D. Hoge, D., Rev. Moore, D.,
Lefebvrs Principal. rev r. Kepp,r
Hrv W Webb ", John y Little, NJ D.. N teusM D. Jo-.
Mcard John calyot W. Thlon, Mis- Mrs Taylor,
M'dsuie HHvsu Tne lacy, Ms Bsre vsrnsi French
Anlsuers 10 be directed 10
yI-fm HURERT y LEFEnvRg
AZ Hills. GENUINE PEACH AND APP q
~ BRANDY, for sale JAMEs WINSTON.
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A ss.ss; sn n, s Ass. .
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WsTERTowS, Mass, May ], 1855.
PROV o. J. WOOD: To attest virtues ms gic
your Hair Restorative Three
eeedngy purchased and bottles
aud bgsn tell restoring the silver locks TO their native
COLOR sud the hair which before harsh, and falling
became soft and glossy and ceased falling the dandruG dis
APPEARED and the scalp Lost all the dageeable itching
Jog before, and now not only look bu, feel an
nHAa WuITNEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

EoR LIvERPOOIA-UNIrKD STATES NAH. STRAIN
shp -, ChptAn ----. 1hD lsieamshtp win depart
ne Uptsd 6taas mails or nuSppe posuve sn sAsor.
On, II srsstPsr % -,-",i = - W. !. 30 a.
% s On ne, 49, sS sr tss sns - ss
90 ase 1872 yoysss: ...,. 49,.
Ter elegance or s0mfust ephy 70 -
t'sI y I EDWARb K. COLLINS, IS Wan street.
rneseusors ere requeobed 70 be board 81 IL A. II.
shsgPsrs v pisase ke pones hat the ships OF his hne
AZ kaes muh peas through he Poa cMss-ary ssnsr VIII
fbstssamsA,p Atlantic WIN succeed he -. and leave On
Apnif2 4
The steamers Of his le avoid Tie danger from :he Zoe,
a August next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

rNRIEsEMAR-THE GREAT EUROPEAN DISOOvBRY-
periAl College OF kedcpe, Vienna.
No lis the remedy for generate debility The
system wonld not become impaired Ia he decline
Tresemar NO were universally adopted; ali physca
Ing it, use invaluable 70 those entering marriage stsse
TRIEsEMAR No. 2-Compeely Graduates All thoseidsoyders
which copava and cubebs have long been hdngh anti
lation. - = - fsP"
TRIrsrsAR No. sfs the great Eurosean remedy for that
css OF dsorders which, unfortunately English
treats with the inevitable desirutn OF the ma
cannot remove. 100 - 800"
TRIssnnAs Nos ard are alike dey Did aste or smell
without their being detected. IT9f ! T-S ''0
Sold in tin S. cases In one fpr % which
IS; and IN xT whereby Ia nvng ~ "a
divided into separate doses az administered vapesn La
lernspd. Roux &c. Wholesale and retail and far .ra y,
part Of the world by IT, A. BARROW M D. frenreaen
tstve Of the p.enee in america 81 Greene sirest pss
p. W and from ITO p NJ (sunjsys exoepted) une1s ~
nreytops appointment NO 81 Greene street, near C.naI
Philadelphia Ae suSc't
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPRLME COURT. EBEN s. YOUNG AGAINST GEO.
~ W. Edwards and othersIn OF order made
and entered In this action. on the Ish day Of March 1885,
will for eRe at the stables of the Empire and Waverey
line of stages on the pouthery side of Forty sixth street
tween Sixth avenue and Broadway the city OF Me- York
the It'll day April 1856 10 O'Clock In The forenoon, the
following described PROPERTY, vz:rwo lines OF stages
omnibusss Gale the Empire line Waverey Of stages
running from Forty sixth the South
through Broadway, Eighth and Ninth aud Six
and also the good will and licenses OF said Ines and
all t,e stages horses and all other goods and
toned in The schedule annexed to mortgage described in the
complaint In this action and therein stated TO consist OF stages
or omnbuses horses harness, collars. bells bay cutters
horse power extra wheels stage seghs plain wagons wheel
baIrows trucks iced wagon re bender tire setter extra
chains extra cushions curled hair gat harness LEADING
materials, comprising bar ron old iron spring Steel nails
screws, hammers anvils. vices drilling machine, saws
planes lumber feoes, hubs spokes hinges stage poles &C.
paints and painting implements and materials, comprising
pals oils gass, rpentne, brushes paint pots varnsh
nsrness making tools aud materials including eahsr OIL
cloth plush blAnkets &C. hay oats straw, meal and horse
ieed and as1 such articles have been added 10 said
lines by the defendants claiming be propretors OF said
lines sioce the said lines came into their possession excepting
certain articles longer aiming in the line An inventory
OF all the articles be sold will be ready on or before the day
Of sa'e Ten per cent TO be Iald the daJ OF sale, the
balance in thirty days ater
CORNELIUS A. nYRR1AE, Htferee and Receive.
New YORK, Ma ch 49, 1856. Nc COL Broadway, n. Y.
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FREIGHT 10 CALIFORNIA.

INREKNAN 4 CO.'S EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA;
Oregon, Sandwich lsands and Pacific coast South Ame
via PANAMA. WIN be despatched per United States mail
steamer George Law On Ihursdsy. March 20 al O'Clock
he YeQukiton of The California Steamship Companies
WI be necessary hereafter that all freight going express DO
express Of 3th therefore, respectfully reqsesed 70 ssnd
their goods hand their orders for call before
must Also declared TO enable 10 clear the goods
Cusoms. All freight must be In water proof condition
wiz owners risk Our express trunk for jewslry small
parcels, letters &c. will be kept open until O'Clock
Thursday 10Th No letters taken unles In
vsAopes. FREEMAN CO., 80 Broadway.
DACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANIONS CALIFORNIA,
l. South America, Oregon and Sandwich Isands.-Greai
reduction In pricesOur next regular express viii be des
patched the United States mail steamer George Law March
o. In charge Of special messenger Packages reserved until
10 O'Clock and parcels letters until O'Clock.
WIN. II. HALL, Agent. LA Broadway.
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OCUI4xsTs AND AURIsTs.

HUMAN ARTIFICIAL EYE8.-A LARGx COLLECTION
AL just received BY steamer. L. LERCYF, sheaif Vol
77l Broadway, eoTpey Of Ninth Esreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

EBMiD K. CULLINs, eS Wall street N. Y.
BROWN 6HIPLGY CO., Liverpool.
e1lPREN KENr AID CO., q Austin Frisxs, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT CO, Paris.
The Of these ships VIII DO accountable gold
diver bullion specie, ewery precious stones metals,
less bills Of adipg arc signed therefor and The value thereof
shppsrs please ,ake notice that he shps Of his e cannot
carry my goods oonSsbaaa a war. lFE
Alss. must pas through The Post ONCE; any other viii
NoncE-Tne day o departure Of hs hne from Now York
for 1855 WIN 10 SATURDAY commencnE Jan and every altar.
Jan. q. and every alternate Wednesday. s
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COAL.

RRECKENErDGE o0Hs-A SMALL. SUPPLY OF THIS
~ celebrated coal Bing received, and viii DO sold
SIS ton, delivered S14 ntaken from die yard Orders
len ~ No Wan street Thompsons ONCE o. II he ysxd
Twenty seventh and Eighth and zee
burn ~ either place. \. L. SNOW, Coal Dealer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
N,BE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES
mad seamerx-The ships composing this hne he fo


tbALIlC. Capt C0mf lock. ADRlAfIC, Oapt -.
These ahps have been built by contract exprssy for
ernncnt sv Every has been akenn ther constnc-
u ~ she In ek oDghes 70 strength and speed end
net Cs Ps:ssnssr. arc iGf ole
1o6t caon $3.50 h d., $76 exclusive
pfelsN d}e 9S2B from Liverpool 70 New York, 80
No bFA a = PsiS io5 s.a =. $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

JKIVATE MEDICAIl AND BURGICAL OON6ULT}6
tionA-DR COBBETT, 10 Duapel street. may be- consul
cd with confidence ell diseases requiring seorecy.
great experience OF twenty caesOf
plants enables him confidently 70 warrant every
he Ia the only qualified IN the 50 soay city
exceptions all their
Dr. Cs sincerity he would call particular attention 70 his Dr.
BIS Office, with the OF Mor Patson &c. together
other testimonials Of very high order. N. B-Ro foe til
cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
Tor NORFOLK AND RonxoNp.-THE UNITED

A SECOND CAsIN PAssAGs TICKET r D ITvEReO OI,
"A for the 2oh for cheap the propetDr OF The
ssre has changed bis mind scou going inqure 5, ri m
street, The store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ITO LEr-To A PRIVATE FAMILY, THE TaaEE
story and attic brick house, Oull tot9 81 State street,
Byookyn pleasantly located near Clinton street. within Eve
mDues, walk Of pouth Wall street ferries VIII be
painted hroughou: front aud complete oder, with
sas and asp-es Rer stQ. Inquire Of J. FAaLsa l03
lAberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ITO LET-TBE STORE AND BASEMENT OF NO. II
Wall street, slso the TIRES story and attic brick house
No I4S Ninth street. with the modern improvements rent
200. Also the stores, Nos 94 and 3 DO very good
stands tor business Apply TO j. l. ooDDLHGroN No. II
Waln lrcp aen0 nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

DRIvA1E CON1uLTATIONe.-DR. WAfBON CON.
tnuss his practice 70 one class Of disease which he has
treated more than twenty housand cases, wft instance
from business O. expose him Y dseslacn. mes.
desires 70 state that ~ many have been d6c<fveA by o
promises Of certain charAane and been injured by drugs
here y no charge for consuIations; :. -..I.'.-
Many years SURG 70 DE Lcck Hoeua saihcs Of fbe
Cause asd cgre nnmerSps plates, 81. On1os 60 walker
street, fourth door west Of broadway. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
ME BECAEs.

A MEDICINE HAS BEEN DIsCOvERRD.-DR. HAIGHT
"A has discovered vegetable compound which curing al
kinds Of colds c0ugha asthma bronchitis sumption.
Ths proved daily BY hundssds who cured rhsre no
new YonK, Jan. -, 1856.
Dr. Haght:-Dear Ht-Ihe bottle Of medicine purchased
Of you for distressing cough cared IKE mAgo Truly
yours, WIZ; A. BAssEr1 ia Bowery, n. \.
DR. HAight:-Dear Hk-HAving used your vegetable
pound, cured OF cough and pain In The chest
Yours &C., WM Brown, Fulton and West ss n. T.
&C., less than bottle Of compound cured Re-
specfuly yours s. r. SMITH, d Stanton street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ITO LET-A TWO STORY HOUSE AND EIGHT LOIS or
garden sround, of Dekalo and Nosrand avenues
Brooklyn $50 Also, in this city three story on
Fy ninth street. broadway; $500. For fcur
story containing thirty and ns
WIN rent tty $500 price 5000 only 1900 Gosh.
= n. CUaAy, 200 Brosagay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ID OsE BUSH THYME-A FAMOUS, AND BECOMING
way; n. Smith rs Market street. Phade pha; g. 0ber
Of Lombard and Hanover streets, Baltimore Price l2s
cents bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN. A THREE STORY BRICK
Myrtle avenue, nrst house south q he church Aso
avenue good place Cor rooegy; low 70 good enant
Inquire on ne premises or JAMES p. DECKER 3c2 Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

nR. WARDS UNF0KfUNArEs FRIEND AID OTHER
unItvsled sure sure q certain Diseases
nent and speedy should come Immediately % care
meet Efectnal and unaipg medical aid rendered Ny Un
sortunae'a Friend always week. often in two da
commencing IN twelve houry. Once 30 Canal street,
door east Of corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

rUo Lgr-REsr $780, AND FURNITURE FOa SALE
Cheap the upper part OF first class three sorv bonsa
situated in cheever place. South Brookyn House Contains
smal family Possession given the Let OF April Al
Dress or call upon W. e. Pine No. Bridge street. near the
Rat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

THO LEI-A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN LONDON TER
Ysce, Twenty. thfrd street. will sell The furniture ana
lease he house Tor I've Address B. d. T., Herald o.
fee. reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20
Ud,OUsE 10 LRT-rHE TWO STORY AND ATTIC
III house No Is Renwck street, let from the first May
nex Inquire Of j. Q. JONES, 10 Broadway.

TIOUHn TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A
n three story house, in 6rs order 25xb0 feet In good
IecaOn The private family viii be $780, and water
rate The furniture all new and win be sold low tor cash.
Ao furnished three story and basement house,
bu two years. Tho house Is In good repair and the furniture
made order and Of the best quality. VIII rented
= John OJJYI.ER. 23l Th0mpson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

OEDUCED PRICEs-FIrTY POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE
III ten cents per pound Four hours from
70 ocean BY Panama Railroad Through for California VIA
Panama RSlroad The United States Steamship CompA
O'Clock p NJ precisely from pier foot Of Warren street. North
river the well known and fast steamship GEORGES LAW
cantain VIM. l.. Hcrndon, q. g. n Passengers and mats
w be forwarded by Panama Railroad and connect at PAna
ma with Pacific Mall Steamships Company's magnificent
steamship Golden 6sse A. v II. Le Roy commander which
win be readiness and leave Immediately Francsc0.
TIE public informed that the p NJ H. Co always
extra steamers lying at Panama ready for 70
ase apply to RAYMOND. at the only once the somps,
APnwa 10 cents per cubic foot can't and half per
pound prepaid and freight will be akon after II O'Clock
on day OF sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ONE Oh TWO. sroREs TO LET-IN The VII
OlaEe Of 10 miles from the City Hail. immed
ssT sdonng The Neg York and New haven railroad depot
bong desirable location for grocery almost other
susese; greater nuoer take the q New
Rochelle ban at other station along the route OF the RAFT
rod, large portion OF whom residents Of the village
1ent $50 and 60 dollars per year For further information
No Hanover street. New York. % John Ruber the
rvino Ma HnAh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

UNoR SOUTHAMPTON AHD HAvRR-TE UNITED
II satas man steamer "A. wotaon, Commander.
as and passengers saturday, April At u O'Clock, om
pier No. 81 Norsb river, foot Of Beach s. Price Of
SECOND CABIN Y
board he before sailing, marked Beow" No freight
will be taken after Thursday 80 For eight Or passage
B-The Arago viii succeed The Fulton, and sail May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ITO LET-AT CARMANsvIL.TE. EIGHT MILES FROM
the City Hall, large brick building containing twenty
five formerly kept by Mrs Fandreau nrst
boarding house, has been thoroughly overhsuled
proved opened hotel private boarders
upper part viii be let separately from the bar. Billiard
rooms stables, d., desired Apply the premises
Of 1enh avenue and I66h sweet or q 81 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ITO LET-FO SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY, THE
upper part Of brown stone front house 10 Forty
td between Seventh and Eighth avenues south sde
containing all the modern Improvements and convcnient 70
several lines and stages Poe6eson before the hrs OF
My Inquire the premises between The hours Of and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

mo Lsr-A SMALL. NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE, PLEA.
sanity situated in the Immediate visny OF Union square.
Rent moderate. The furniture, which plain
derate cost would be sold price, desired Inquire
at AZ East fhrtsenth 235 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

r LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CON-
II pAny No. II Walnut street. Philadelphia, March 1850
Notice 70 passengers and impOrera-rhe steAmahp UIrY
OF BALf1MORE, 24e4 oos 500 horse power Captain Ro
Leteh 10 Intended TO Me sangs from Liverpool
for Philadelphia during the month Of April a. she
be gotffom the French government with whom her
service ID expiring Al the precise date
Of sizing Be fixed, win appear IN the ADVERTISEMENTS
JOHN G, DkLk, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

TIOUaES TO LET, IN SOUTH BROCKLYN-ynvER AL
III Of those gsneel three story ussc front brick houses
oied The southeyiy SIDE Of 6acke street, between Co
h. ava Van B.@t streets. near Hamilton avenue ferry
= sod order, and VIII DO put IN pereet repair required
1useesOn Of some OF thcm may be had Immediately Rent
oo60ipGr Annm. eor fufher particulars, inquire Of
= : EDWARD d. JAMES, Is Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

NOR NEW ORLEANS l.. LINR.-fHB NEW A. l CLlr-
z per ship KITTY SIMPSON. Capt samuel L. Breg
Eas Bavng but few days Ia which 70 load and be
every respect most superior vessel shippers
ke their engagements Immediately. AvTly t. LANE,
VEST co., " sosth fsrest Or SYMPTOM ER0I daas ~
BesyG street, skH .hs.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

Wso IE1--YW LAR0R STABLE. NO. 1O6 EAST 1wEN
III 6v soet VIII ~ privilege Of ne vacant lot adjoining
SavnS is r twenAy koEses good hay and plenty
81 1890 WIN be renesd lcv erm IT yeArs 70 gool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

TOR NICARAGUA-A FAST SAILING CLIPPER
bark. having superior accommodations for passenge
will days for Dan Juan. Persons DESTROYS Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ITO LEAsE-A FINE DOUBLE HOUSE AND SIX ACRE
of lawn and garden, Maspeth avenue 2M miles trol
G.apd street ferry For genemans residence rs ca
lent water privilege renders 1t desirable location Apply
N. McChEADY, Esq, 50 South street. the premise
VIM a.. FurmAn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

ENOLIIET LOUIS CHAMPAGNE WINE, PURE AND IN
surpassed BY any imported In this country just received
and for sale BY PAUL NEGRIN, ITO Front street. sole agent
In the United States
r L ROCHELLE VINEYARD PRoPRIErOBs' BR ANDY
II "A quantity OF this favorire brand landing,
darS Tor ale from wharf Or bonded vareSouse on Ssrs
SIMPSON BROTHERS.. No. 10 Beaver T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-20

r. OFFS TO LETT lis FEET DEEP TWO DOORS FROM
IL Broadway Bank, the Astor House, from 7ih April
nex years. the loft is first floor In
Qutro of MEADk BROTHER6, 2Y3 Broadway.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-10-04

Y There remains little doubt now that there will
be fusion Of the Fremont and Fillmore foress IN the
northern States, where the democrats arc supposed
to DO strong enough 10 carry the plurality vote with
Tires tickets in the field, This fusion Was complete
10 Maine and Iowa s the late State elections, aAd re-
suited in the total defeat Of the democracy similar
fusion will in all probability be formed in PeanylTa-
ula, illinois, and Ialisna, the only hopssof sATEy-
ing those States. In Indiana the two paTtis have
absolutely nominated the electoral tckstsgaiHsi
Buchanan. In the sntss known 10 be thoroughly
abollOnl.sd. such Massachusetts,. Ohio, AMI Yer
mont. the baek-republiaans will not fuse bu' when
THE contest with the democracy Is close and dorbnl
their game Is to buy ~ the Fillmore vote and thereby
turn the scale. The recent Fillmore eonyen, 9n in
New York, at Syrssuse adjourned without app ntinf
Sls,tors though called for ths; express purpose They
will probably vote Tor Fremont This shameless gamS
should open the eyes OF these 4, the south WlO srS
s,il blind as 10 the true state of parties and 'aoald
convince the most soep,laal as to where We mas look
for friends 1t the north.
Whilst this uaholy fusion is going on at the north
a more infamous scheme Is at work at the south, Il
originates with Gen. 2OlioOaer, prominent member
Of Congress from Tennessee. and is advocated by hi
friend. Gen. Haskell, the leading knOw-nothns clec
tor of that State Gen. ZollicoiIer writes to Genera
Haskell as follows;
"Fillmore stool; is rising but Buchanan is sure Il
Garry Pennslvania. Cant you help us 2iriis III
south, " and thus throw the oRus Of bringing tht
"election into the House upon the democrats. q
This infamous letter was publicly read by Genera
Haskell in one Ofhis political speeches as lnOwn1thng
eoctor in Tennessee, and the reasonable proposition
approved. To what desperation has this miserable
faction been drlyenl