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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

a GOOD CHANCES Fox A WELL BUILT HOUSE,
n For sole, two houses and lots: on the sou.herly eide Of
1hity ripth greet. between ceveuth and eighth avecuea, 20
ard Il feet by 20 fee lr.s o tset deep, These honse' are now
serials NAV he seen by I'M one desToui of purchasing. they
cen re hnh he'd, 70 tit the purchaser in six weeks. inquire
&C te premises, or al 20 West Thirty eighth street, OF NJ. B.
lEpCY, eHe, Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

NOUN1RY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-sH ADYSIDE,
situated two miles south OF .Yonkers, near Rivsrda.c. sta
t.n, copsisHH r of ttx acres of land and Q handsome nav
bouse fifty feet from, two stories. basement and attic; con-
tsins every convenience of city houses, except gAs. Water
supplied from q never fi ing spring, higher than the house.
The owner built It for his own use, and has lived on the ptase
eight years. II 10 remarkably hea thy and we'll shaded. Fruit
In abundance. 20 houses new and convenient. Time one
hour and ten minutes from Chambers street. Title perfect
~ d terms accommodating. For further particulars apply to
Z. w. GIMMONS, los Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05
ANTHOLOGY.

4 GIPSEY GIRL, THE ONLY TRUE
a pianist In America, can be consulted on all even 8 Of
life, 81 2e4 Bfconfe street, near Allen. Fee 80 cents. N. B.
The gipsey has Obtained q ee0et by which sny lady or gentle
man can obtain the affections Of the opposite sex. Charge
extra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-05

COUNTRY REsIDErCE. FOR SALE OR TO LET :
" Within five minutes walk Of the cars consisting Of q goof
house. barn and carriage house, with from three " 1our acre.
Or pasture land, together with a variety Of frut trees ant
garden Ehru,bery, on Long Is and, nine miles from the city
Apply at lO7 avenue b.
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lspu The Nav Yots k'eaisg Poet
4 iso nance Of Bseal 1.tSc.

A wealthy gentleman, whom we shall call
Mr. 4 b, had young and lovely daughter, an
only child. just turned sixteen. upon whom bis
fopdcst hopes ind warusst affections were CEN
tered rs the companion and solace Of his wid
owed iiie. Circumstances requiring his ire
quent absence from The city, he bad permitted
his daughter 20 paas her weekly vacations from
school with friends here. whom w shall call
Mr and Mrs. ~. who resided up town. in one
81 our iashionabIe beiehbofboods.
The young lady became acquainted, accideD.
tally. with young man whom We shall rail-
Mr. e.. who Also re-niel in this city.
The beouiy aud fascinaiioos Of Miss A. soon
captiyaied him and Mr. G. became frequent
visitor at tie bonse where she passed her yaca
,ions-so frequent tina, Mr.. r. tci. IL his duty
In apprise Mr. A. II the circumstance. iest mn ,
responsibility a; the CONSEQUENCES might rest
ait,-; h.'9 ~ his family.
Mr. A. immediately iia-tened 10 this city aud
..skipg an interview with the Young man. for.
hndr nny further attentions 10 his daughter
which after, after some hesitation. Mr.. e. prom
iAcd Ia observe upon the rece,pi ~ onr tbon
.and duliara. This sum was promptly paid him
aod for f'a E'ekc the matter was apparently
,lisr,oseA o. Mis- A remained q, the hopss
Of her ir'end' and, 20 all appearances hsd for
gotten Sir. 4. ~ zea ss the little cpfsot!e
wbiel, had occurred IN her youthful history, -
Judge of ibo surprise of bar friends on bcr IN
TORN ~ them. ote irs morning. that she had
( tssn brsrr,sj three days previously. and thai
I Mr. G.. WAS her husband
The ctrrtn0ny had bern Performed a, tie
rtsidencc n fashionable clergyman. and sh'
hal retarni directly to .be hoa-e oi her ifiefsi'
not bsyisg .ihcs seen her husband. NJ. A.
who 1as absent AZ the South. ~as Immediate,
teisgfsphcd 10 repair tn tbis city. and his m
vu,.h ON being inforned ct what had occnrre,
Isay h. imagined.
An i0'frrtew with the yogng mai -atlsfis'
hln fha, 6, vas useless 10 spptai 10 his hrar
s- his head. and he there'orr appealed % biz
tsekrt. 5rmaB3Bz how much money would m
iu,e hiIa 80 sign release Of his marital righ
and rciiuqui.h FOREVER sii claims 10 The yoaa,
ls5y. The husband was disinciis~d 20 fsm~
sum. and very eoosiy ssked the agonind fathe
hos raaeh 4 world be worth " hIra To bav
b.. danghisr bsck again. "Popr iLoa,sad dal
lAfs.' exclaimed NJ, 4 Il will cheryfuily Civ
you. which, with one thoasand already pad
makes Eve thousand dollar, TO Witch you ~
welof,ms. Il y0n will fyow restore me my child.
The hustsnd ssssbtsd.
/ The thrr drove o. onre 10 lawyer oi)ics
shere il was found that II would require ann
bosrs ~ prepare the fspess, aDd Il was agre'
that The three should msst at ten O'Clock n
te1, morning. Ai tie safas osBcs. 20 sigb ~
9o~lmen,s. the moncy, sranwhiif, being pal'
to Mr. G.. spd his word o, ba1cr siven N ere
cate ths release.
] A. yiDe o rlscs the psft mf6uing Mr. T.
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4 be said, with grim hum0r, and overlook his en-
tire household. Tired Of his dogs and his siien,
msapihropy. at last. he commenced his Que.
rics, Political and Military" an attack On,
Washington ha, the world declined listening
| 10 him ; and then. tired OF life, the cynical
spir, OF Charles Lee fled to other realms. His
last words we're. "s,ani By tue my brave gren-
aslicrs ~ and so he ended.
A word now Of the third one OF my band Of
warriors. lioraiio Gates came 10 the old
house yonder after Gates. Ii was the Gates
who had taken Burgoyne and whose popular-
ty al one time oyershadowed WashiHgDtoH &.
Bot now, alas how fallen The branch Of an
indignant public opinion bad blasted him. lie
had lost the battle Of Camden-had been de-
posed from the command OF the army OF the
south, 10 make way Tor Grcene-over his head
lowered heavy cloud of public execrntion a.
most, and Congress. 1t was said, hsd prepared
iis thundrrbolt TO strike him iiut the bolt
never FELL The sud soldiers sorrow was res
pectcd They iclt him TO die in peace here
enough punishment that the magnificent drama
ot the Revolution was played out. indepcn
den, Of one who had enacted so splendid part
Ia the earlier acis
These three old wooden houses are the Wis
Ibic remains oi three vigorous lives in them,
70 the musing eye. the spirits of GATES, aud Lee
and stephen, hover around them still. speak.
Ing IN every whisper of the pine trees and the
oahs--tho.. 1nCiel,i oaks oi liz noble, Eoghsii
looking "chasc," which murmur yopder beneath
the window through whose heightened vista
appears the lone mansion oi General Adam
Stephen Here, within gunshot almost of
each other, these men ol history reposed---
though not happily We must conclude after
all their struggles The current Of the Opc.
quon, resonant in old days with savage shouts
aud dyed with blood, murmared by them, and
perhaps spoke 20 their minds Of other days
,ypiiying human things which ever bud and
How aud change like the skies Of autumn yon
der--,hc gorgeous leaves whose coors vary
with each iay
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Honest Toll.
~ GNf PoLLoCk

''rhs ehisisy bls,.ns Of uf' !, hboF - bsl".a.
Had labor &. mi f,tuae : oaly h,eni
Nor doth Il Loss the high on esrta eoasoie,
For Ia1ga,d hopes an mAke the tchest poor,
A. busy hands viii raise the nee He-t soei.
w. may az hermlts knecI IN crowded streets,
lie sirzngvrs, where, esrib, We bssi are AnoNb
Miaoftune, want, can male man ie' 'n'enz "sh,
As desolAte a. on u field sinue.
Yet let but busy hands and bssy thoughts
Bsstir thsmselye- Ia honss,, manly tod,
And WORK, thank God, Nili make oontsutment sruw /.
whate'st the caiiioe, OF shsre'sf the s"il
For honest toll 10 hopes eshsustiess spring,
l. manly indspeadeaee's very soul
A lssy .rs,ch msy make eifagiag slave,
An active mind viii never brook control
Nor ts success In life . en sure u bliss,
Nor lAme ihough bot The prize Tor ioiilDg gave
ror we esn turn fron wealth ard pornp ana powee
TO shed DER seeyes where We were poor, sitsf
There Z of pleasg &c IN AN old stained boob,
And memory hang ruand ihe cot
whsre hrst We strags led, hr.t We noolt toousht
though we had hardly thea thresdbaIs coI'
Yes, tiiss Is f,uad not IN ,he he'ght We gs,n,
Nor in the wealth proudly may suryef
The oaiy riches that can tiess the soul
Are acts of goodne,s done dp'h lite MA
The poorest Of the earth msy taas loo. basa
On lovely spots, by Heaven declared ,hcif eva
While wealth may see its vide, vast Oh waste
And crime may ouFss the hooofs ot ibfcD".
Aid Why sh9a!d thea ,he YeoI. ~h@ hs'e Il" '",i
Repiae, regret, OF di.cohtent~d moarni
Where thas they SEQ tho iamed, the high, iof e'''
Have to the scene, ot Their hTst tolls To iufh
Tae few chief blessings man on earth eau sao~,
Are sleep, cobientment nt--ruiis nt every soI
iet Ged designed these blessings should bo non
nx tbose alone v hp know some HOhest u
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NoHE ALLapeRp SwISplLss.~-F From a..
quisiiion tnrm ios. MAifEsos a. tov. Con
sAS, u Minnesota, tiKn, w. Fks, upon com.
paint ~ " fiIroncook. OF this city. was
brought hcrc on Saturday. Yesterday he was
committed ior want O! $1,000 beil.---JAcxsox
prosecuting, iiowAnp, dclcod,ng.-.ii appears
thn, Frw resided al iisstings. and II u charged
that be- obtained u Wa. uucnoock over
$1,000 worth ot goods. upon representation oi
having billiard tables oD their way 10 tbi,
place. from Brunswics 4 Bro, oi Cincinnati
Ohio The tables never reached here. aud
brunswick 4 Bro, derry ever selling them u
him
Miunesol,, has become gf,sa 6eid foi
rogues, Gov GoasAs, during his short teru
Of Office. bas granted over 60 acquisitions iof
IpgitiyeH from justice. Sotsc Of these casef
are prcenan. With Ibierea. Dne requisition
was iu an individual operating ut Minneapolis
under M assumed Da,pe, ,aPposd 10 bs worth
10000
IN iosril,ia II the-e casss tie parties have
be"n committed iioyu,s wofplly mistake their
rendezvous when tisy iles 10 Minnesota fof
refuge That not onsiiy caught. because of tile
want of telegraph wifes. and olber cop,opvn
ees SCI they are eafu ol being detected by par'
sons visiting thc Territory from every ~c'i0,
81 the county --',siena Couse.
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rncagh if,,is mss show Some ansleesss,
When iieaet IL lie ally,
Yet there :. saea thing c, es'h,
A. hoitiax hssas toe htgh
Tho sweetest hirl builds neat ths srand,
The iavviies, desrt spr,aus low
And We aast door tet hspptaes,,
II We sts wet,h woe.d Knew.
Ilse wstst that eecrasts the r"s~.
stii hsrisa,Rs " lie ees~,
Se rude rReNses human heafts
tain they t~el sa mct~
sast py s,tAia ihpusSeiss. The, In.
Asd seid.hiy they end
A lie tha, never ktpanss- DID
To tiadrvd ~ To f'iesd
Mhii., Nuos, hk. the dew vi bes'rn.
upun the heart assecads,
Aaa asa~s lie hidden s~eetaess oe,
The ulot~-~-as mofc " hsnis
tu thsres . strength In ieN illness
MhieA nst,vs p. 10 endure
A h~cs,sm 10 dist~ss,
Which tcnsiaI. ,scietN cute
The hsmsiest be,ak bitn sgr"si,
u iIas u sl- d,sfe~s--
il,s ,iftue liu,Irases hiss t'v,
Whatever thsi may hs
Thea lei os tally learn u luss
suspiisiu asi worteg
hos net tive eagle, bat tho dow
Brought resce an,a the EARTH
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Cot. nrntou's New Woss

M Bscbanan has .ubscribet 10 Col. i''n
ton. br~ nstional work TOE essosing "a bis
h1'icf
WHE.TL,sp, lDear Lancaster Nov. l., ls;c.
My byAR Sie;--It affords NE pleasure 20 b.
csne = subscriber 10 Col. Beat0ss "Abr,dg-
ui..ut u The Debate. a congress from 1859
ta i.fC From ;he long sIrrsnce Of the
C,tnsl n sb..e sAair.. hIs commanding abili.
~ ard hs .ccnra;e and extensive kno~sdge oi
orr r0sitlesi hi.tSry, se nav expert that this
uotk via AID ~ ms o~n fame and prove highly
ralu.l,'e 10 b. coaa:ry. i0sr very f1!-e,.
fgiv. JAsSs bcusAsAS.
VI Na4Trgr TrRxTR-
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Tee. .YUuag Nsn ESstSr'eAl AsoeiAisou
Il -. Pr.er .s 10 asiive operailon. Their
nl..,ng. are .ep.r.lly aiispird. ADD are of Ar
intr~.,Ihg eaASaetsr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

AsgcDorE or NAPOLEON L. Nspolcos WAS
accustomed 10 wear y coat ~ inai under hls
clothes. and which be- rarely vent without On
bis departure once ior Belgium, be thought u
best 10 guard against iho~s dangers with which
he WIS thnate,sd. having oil Earopc icsgued
awxinst him. by every MEANS ib biz power. He
accordingly Sent Ipt clever workman and ssk.
Ell II hc tbOagbi himself eossptsa, 10 make =
coat oI nlail u such texture that no weapon
whatever could penetrate. On the artificrr Hn
.weripg 10 The Affirmative. Nspoieoe agreed 10
give him 1900 trspcs. the sun Askesl, Ou
The day GIcd the man brought the work to tie
palA0 Napoleon quickly cratplDcsi Il, and
told The workman to put II on himself The
nss okey@a. NsTeieon took two p,stois, ss,.
ing. ave shaI nov ses whether tbis eost 81
mail "a of The texture you promised me-" llo
fired ri his breast the eairass nsisted. sTurn
round." fbs man oteyed The sccsnd hail
struck bis hack with tie .ane result. Tbs
poor srtiiierr, hail dead with fright, thoorh,
these trials would bc suiLceat. bat he was mis-,
taken iD his caicalsiion Bonaparts next arm
I'd himself with long sowiieg iissc. snd made
the ssnr experiment on the shoulders, back
AID breast Of the uenbiing patient. Happily
tho cairses resisted, sDd saved the investor
IRON ~ cruel trial. How much am I To NV
you :" said <arolcon after this noble expfo,s.
l"Eighiesn thousasd irnAcs," siHnmered III.
snfighted sstiiecr. mo such ,hsog, air. ssil
Napoleon. u shali give you thistySsx ,hcssAn.i
iranes.P and gave ~ srler On bis treasurer ios
that amount.
Tux Esclisn NAvye-rntre we're 10 com
mission 10 tho English Navy. oa tbs Is, nat
ne n
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Tbs vrsipiAn, hsve b~n amusing tbsm-
.cives With a Tournament T., frdfsieksbass.--
Prom ih,p " i've Thousand ladies ssd gentle.
ra.n xetc N a,,ei.iahcr
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tps,t,v X, unsx ft,,Y,,--.I'ho N.,x ar.
-,
"''.F f"P'' "n'"''''' "'s o'"'' w ''''S' ""''
O. b'RtF, m tbai ciiy ihr f'my"M bsys
The uanner 81 hia death was asinlly sudden.
isia W,fT ib,d b'sH in'i,sp0Ecd, aul be f,fIainoi
a0la. quite we'll and uneommohiy ci"riul Sbe
rre.ib'd hl"D1 tbs Door, 'ennins on his sh"o'ocr'
iny wi,h i,s father. suddenly ,l,e sifl asked,
abruptly, "papa. what makes yo,r eyes roll
81 at' WIN a eobShw'Fe S'r"'', be '@n 10
ps S,"' "y 'A,"'f' "n "ns ~, , ~.
assd !" 'ia..ms % n'sae' en' aptS.'.a. '7n
oe~ -,''"' "'Ruee" y" W. w. va WV ns
''Pa'' W. n"p'a.. "" u"p %
s'"fp' !" r. '' ''s'p'a"1 - ,A"' No, ~,
~ ~ ,ua'' W w i' ""'" '' .a""E ~ ~
"~pl 49," "pa '',ns Va" ,,,. ~
'ats a's''''.'' ~. "r '",a' ern'gn ~ y,
Du'y "'''' ~, - n,, . - :" I~..
N"n ,' ~, ~ ~ '', ~ ,.,h "n""E ..p.r""
p'N ''"g,' 1850 '',s ~, :" "y "". y" =,
shl" alainen '"s nouf an, ''~ ef'gh,"'mSn
fa,l,s.. q, M, n, ,,r,sl death ,ls in,,,,.l xs,
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A Woas IN Toorm. The Baynnua lirv.
laudl Oberpsr, has the following paragraph.
which la interesting. Il true
On the 2lst ult,, medical gentleman, u
lsaiymens, was employed TO extract patients
tooth. II was grinder 81 large sIxn, appa
rently sous'i. and W hrmly seated thai itbroke
In the suort iof lts removal. IA cxamining
that portion Of the tooth which cana oil with
the Instrument very extraordinary worm
shaped living animal was ioaad adheriiig to the
cen,rr of II. TN being carefully removcd with
out injury. Il proved to be dveeighils oi IN
inch long. Lively ~ m eel, of blood ssl color,
aud nboat the thickness ol w0olen thread
TN viewing Il through microscope OF limited
power. u Appeared TO bc ripgs,l OF joia,sd in
its formation. No legs wpfe visible. and IL
moved by erecting its body, arch like. Ia the
centre, aad projecting either c,,d u, pleasufe--
for II appesrcd 20 have head at each extsm-
hy. Uac oi tbs heads wss iargr. fat, and
broad in proportion 10 the crcaiurs size. with
q sapacsoas mouth, and two black cyes, set
very widely apart, and projecting from the up
per part of the head The other head was
smaller. with y Icngsbcbed sooat, and y mouth
opening from undesnesth.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29

I'm lots 10 suit purehaser and 10000 Acres verl
best and most A1vanta geousy situated cane brs e AnI
black land including the nine plantations known Ia
'rrgg PaEAtio !" "Mud Hall ""sixte nth "King Plan
tAton," "blevins Place." "LndloN," "LcdeboS Bomsi
Place., ard the Gross Roads Of which, for Cotton Aad
Corn are inferior TO no plantations In the world
Also, an elegantly improved and
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ne. o. NJ. BALLARD's (new article received the high
~ tst premium az the WoRtps Fsm and AMEucAS Ssri-
where examined by the bIsrSGUIsHEp CKENIsTs
pr. CuILros and Prof loS ToRsEY pronounced the
BEST. For sale by the principal Druggists IN this city
Price fl Principal ice and stoFe Nos 40S and 500
BROADWAY. New York mar2i-ly
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE HowARD ASSoCIATIoN. philn..

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiIa.,
ID EP0RT ON sPERMAToRRHoEA or Seminal Weakness.
IL Impotence the Vice Of 0nanism astubation or set
Abuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs an
count OF the errors and decepons OF Q9aek
Advice to the Afflicted by GEo. r. CALHouE H. D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Association Philadelphia Pa
benevolent Institution, established by special endowment
for the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted With Vru
lent and Epidemic Diseases copy Of the above Report
viii be sent by mail Tin sealed enveope) Free ef Cdygs
on the recepto Two STAMPS for postage ADDRESS GEO
l. CALHOUN, No. South NIsrH st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

A l. A VI A n ID Il II 8 a ES,
w WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more HreE@-
" tnan any Herring's Safes In use, and sold - III
the ss3e prices Also, Iron Shutters, Sash FW M
ana Doors Tor Bank Vaults and 1Es1hB
stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined RefriR.
orators, all warranted goood and cheap any in the
country by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South 4th street.
fnadePhia, Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
Al me celebrated Locks furnished when required W. c.
LLARD is authorized to receive orders and make sales Of
the above. Cvk1v
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IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS
Thc Hope HIiIis,
II Fulton Street and II BeekmAn Street. New York,
Principal Ofhce 1Os Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos Sc 81 80 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
THE PROPRIETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
L KNOWN
Coffee and spice EsiabIi>hment,
Continue prepare the best Pharmaceutical I
p0VVd crs IN use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &c They slsO prepare Mustard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of dss in every family,
which they offer the most reasonable terms. Cata-
logues sent TO dealers who request them.
4. H. J @. ISHAM. I.
N.B-Consumers advised to inquire for HoPE Mus
ticles. aug2-iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
IRON RAILING AND

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
HE subscribers prepared TO fill orders Of any amour
l. for IRON WORK, such as
Railings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens.
steps, Verandahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots. &c,
Also, IRON sTAIRs, DOORS, SHUTTERS sETTEEs.
ChAIRS, TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
toUNTAINs &C. They pay particular attention encOs-
ing OtMErtRY LOTS and PARKS, having the largest as,
sorment Of Patterns Of any establishment in the country
are enabled TO please the fasdous taste ArvhI
scs or Builders in part Of the Union wanting Iron
WORK. oy sending drawings will receive the for
cost OF work, and will furnish any from their de
signs or drawings that may be desired
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture BY address
ing US few lines stating for what purpose viii be furnished
with printed designs by mail with the prices annex.
eI All orae sent us viii receive prompt attention, and
the work finished and fitted in the best and packed
IN boxes Tor safe carriage, HOOD CO.,
l2l North Tenth Street
And Broad and Ridge Avenne,
nnV2+-tTW4m Philadelphia.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-29
No. As Dey St, New York

CMrTTs sELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRhVATS-fhe only preminm awarded by the Amer
lean Insuiv their lat Pair at the Crystal Palace for
sELF-ADJUStlNG ST aCKs 10 z. y. SMITH, MAnuiAo
turrr, No IS Dey q, New York.
Merchants viii hnd greatly 10 their advantage TO cal
and examine Smiths excessive assortment Of thvse very
fashionable attic for t'e neck Greet lid ccmSnts vi be
offered 10 Jobhsrs ftom Western and Southern cities.
he lid seSy .n u the nrst-clsss Job
hing Houses Of New YOik Cy. ianI-
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Sweet Oranges
J0HN 8. RRIEN

n BARREIS q sss bssr tas hAs been n sAs n.rksi
: %-ri y '''' '-''A' ~ ' Ia.A c. ROBERTSON.
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SnrinE FeHers.

TI'HE GREFENBERG HEALTH HIrrERs afs prepared
nom BaIoorr q The nnst puryiag, iavsorafiaF and
besng re9fs barts hsfhs and tinta selected mossy ffum
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