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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

Il TON fO BUSTUN and neutrality-suspicious. rout4
without delay. change Of csIs or baggage.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone and O.
cANDERBILT, Capt W. H. FIszes in connection with 'hs
BonHgt and Providence and Boston and Providence Raj
eosds leaving NswYork daily Sundays excepted from rs
No North River first wharf above Battery place. oooch
and Stoninson at $50 the arrival Of the maj
ksin which leaves Boston at $50 P. m
The c. VANDERBILT from New-york Monday, Wednss
asy and Friday Prom sonston Tuesday Thursday and Ss
Rfday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New. Yort Tuesday, Thur
ly and Saturday From Stoningson Monday Wednesday and
Friday.
PASSENGERS proceed nom stonneton PEI Raroed 70 froy
sdynee Of those BY other routes s1d n ample time for all ne
that prefer remain board the steamer enjoy Rshts
undstuIbed breakfast desired and leave sonnstoa 1
the As train connecting at Providence with the Il
train for Boston.
Bagssgs Master accompanies the Steamer and 1Ests
nrcugh each way
passage berhs state freight apply s Pier No.
North River or at the Office No 10 Battery piece.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
DOR CAMP MEETING at PORTCHESTER

GEORGE w sIMERs, will leave NEW-YORK TOR the
above pace OIL THURSDAY August 90 1856, and continue
uul further notice, leaving Amosst North River
at O'clock; Pier u; Bridsest Brooklyn, ~
south sost Whsmsbuth e. and Broom-st- st 81 O'clock
Reruni1 e. viii leave Poreheser at o'clock Fare p cents
esCh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
CTPRFAIF COURT. WESTCHESTER COUN-

CUPREME COURT, WESTCHESTER COuN-
~ TY.-PLATT BRUSH and HENRY r Blu III assi.s,
GEORGE w QUINN and SUSANNAH his Wife, CALEB
CARPFNTFR, JOHN " SMITH, ROBERT ALLAN, aud
ANDREW ". ROsE.-sur mous-To the DelendAn" GeoIss
w Quinn ard Suss1ph al his Wife, You hereby summoned
answer the con plant this seor which will be tiled IN the
your spswer on me ny office In Peekski, Weschsrer
County within twenty days after the service hereo
o the dsy CT such service and If fail 20 answer the com
plant afore, the Plaintiff will apply 10 he Count io ns
relief den anded IN the compaint-Osted Peekkn July '7
1856. DADlD w. TRAVIS, fIsnilrs attorney.
The complaint in the above action was led 10 Wescnsse'
County Cefks oAse August ls61Peeksnh AnsI'' 40
1875 DAVID w ThANis,
su2S lsw6wW Piuntns AitoHey
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
CUPREME COURT = Dutchess County: :

CUPREME COURT - Dutchess County. -
~ JAMES c. TURNER against ESTHER ANN TURNER
Summons for relief. To the sbOyenamed defendant: OIL
hereby summoned 20 the complaint In this cause
copy whereof herewith served and OF
your office in the Niese OF Newbusb in
the County OF Orange, within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive the such service and fail TO
comp aforesaid the Plaintiff will srply "a the
for the relief demanded IN the complain. Us,edJ IL
lSSo. 4OSELL sMlIH
fled In the Office OF the
MONELL SMITH,
,nl3 lsxewW Plaintiffs Attor Iey..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
Ocean 3ieamers, &e.

ENOR BREMEN and SOUTHAMPTON.- Tho
II United s.sies Mad Steamship hER MANN. h. HIGOIN5
der ~ M seil for BREMEN tcu ,htrs AZ sOUTHAMp-
TON 70 land tbe Mails snd Passenger o Eng Ff4eo
on SATURDAY Sept 6, at u oco;h III, from Pier No. 81
HVyth River. .,, ~, c.,e.cv
p,oun New Yort 70 SOpthsHp or Bremen;
I'm Yr,t Cabin, Main SslOoo...
In FIRST Cabin, LoseT Saloon ''''''.'''''''" ls
In kenou
An s.re,Ien~ed s1 seon 10 attached 20 each steamer
sIec,s D. live red IN HsyTe or Lordon
DO Parcels received On fhe day Of sailing
an Letter, must pa,s through the P0s,'Ome~
e. n SAND Agent, No II South , WlIisp:I g.,
The Shame, " asHiN0TON Will succeed the HERMANN.
ID sail Dc.obeT4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
Goal, 81.


OTfIcE oF THE CnIRIeUi IMPROVEMENT Co I
No 10 WALLsT August 20, l8d.
NOAL-TO STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
OTHE CHIRiOUl IMPROVEMENT COMPANY are now
proposals for the purchase oi Coal
L., AZ their Depot Chqui Lagoon The Coal Will be kept
oist.uty on hand Re .Od AZ dollars per un
ess be delivered for al Jamaica Aspinws or Saa
Juan hicaagua
The Su lily OF tie Coal sup nor for steam purposes to that
Of the beet Liverpool sbd tho Depot equids,aG' on The
CnIribeaD ;. from San Juan sgd AspiuwAl .
habfT Boca del Tore OF tie huest 10 inc wod
and esy scc .sbe 70 vessels 0. the largest dEsush Minute
Ibis made BY order Of The English Admiralty
can be the Copar ys Office, w1ere also can be
of the Coal with the analysis Of fTof Choa
WM. RUSSELL FOSTER, Treasurer.
O.yIcE OF rHE DELAWARE. LACXAwANNA AND WLsTtRN,
RALRoAD Co. 81 W All ST Mes York, aug. y. 1856
CCRANTON COAL.-We are now Receiving
~ this Coal quite freely and offer !; for sale on The s1Ai
Z All, from NewYoIkl, at the following prices per ton VI
2,2F hs viz; 90.
LUMP. 80
STEANbOAT................. ! ~
LAR0E EGG. for CRATES, flInsoeI, Sc......... 80
SMALL 200, for hal! stoves aud gTaes......... ~
NUT or STOVE, for king stoves and ranges. %
CHESINUr, for small eDsnes tc............~ %
The the Coal from the and fts'sn
sresdy well established only necessary so
state tLGs SCRANTON where coal is mined 10 situated
the of al helcs here the quality OF the coal Is
fuy equal hAt from other portion Of tbeis sld me 10
eLpt Possessed BY tbs company for preparing COS, for market
ebfestn 'orehus &c being of the most uo1orn and ap
proved Character We are enabled 10 ship In very hsndsoms
Freibts 20 New fok Brooklyn, Jersey C,y, ke In tSs
beTses OF the company, 57l cents Per
wM. 4. WARREN, Trsssurer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

FONT, OCEAN PoaT, and EIT3NroWN-The .ap.foi
Eight. drafted steamer JAMES CHRISrOfHkR, Capt JOIN
New-Yoi: Tuesday Ana a6, :. p m wednesday; Aug g
s,,sLSs 1ssI''1y o: Aps 3 n sandsy tndsy Az
a, a sunday Avg 81 It m Mo.Sny ssn sspp Pors: a.
Tuesday Aug 2 atlli a Wednesday, Aus q, 81 6A T
THURSDAY Avg %, at a Friday, Aug - st m ss'
sunday Aug 81 a4p. Monday, Sept ist7i m Tues
ssss f so1sn Village Red Bank and other ps,ts Of ths
sountry This boat ideny offered 70 TIE travelling Gem
sannitY a. The hes adapted boat ever on he route
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaos.

DAILY for POUGHKEPSIE-La anding at Coz
sens West Point Gold Spring Cornwall Nevonrsh, Ne ~
hspd Milton hy The fsvorite steamer
HERO Capt Smith leaves Robnsonst Pier EVERY AFFE
NOON SUNDAY sxceped) - otcck, touching a. ADoeSi
returnns leaves Poughtepsie q. q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

Il VAN AkTN ERPS Second Reguar Fall Trade Sale wii
place THURsDAY,Aug 20 at 10 o'cl k at hs auc
No 2s Pearst. The assortment is good and worthy
se sencu Of the Trsde Full particulars in catalogues,
wb Aren n resdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
CEEENWICH, CT.--ADMTNISTRATOR

" SALE Of HOUSE AND LOTT suant TO an order from
The Court said Dtct, viii be sol al Public
Sale 70 the highest BIDDER the 4h Jay OF Se2tember 1870 al
; ocJcci . "a the VALUABLE PROPERTY Of the late
HEM, Rchard deceased Sale take place on the prem
lses Greenwich Terms made known 81 the tNne OF
sale-Gre.nwicb. Ct, Aug. IL, 1856
mir
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
AUCTION SALE OF PROMISCU

II Gus GOODS THIS (Wednesiay) MORNING, at lri
cI ca No ~ Nssssns between fulton and John BY h'
,ee,, Furruie IN large variety Aso Carretins from In
sSre M PAntil Mirrors, Mattresses and Beds CHINA
and Gs,s Ware Gold AID Silver Watches SILVER fsei Ware
Jewey and Facy Goods Csoton SIs Sh4als Ckemisees.
Gove, Window Shades and Epesyne' Hsvana and DO,
m. ,c Cigars No Ship and Tin Toilet Ware, ases and
Bu,aae Fsures Ofce DESKS, Cbs &c Basket WoIf rem
Gle bc flee Portable Desk &c. No,sithssndihs the season
he .. wi and be eAe5ted Shipments well prepared at
rpnb chsTges.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
Watcr Cure.

nR. +. J. LOEWENTHAL" WATER-CURE,
BERGEN Hshts Hudson County kewJ ersey, sccessib bic
from Hoke1 and jersey City in few minutes BY stages Iof
particulars apply at No 4 Hsnovertt, Kew-Ynk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27
OTICE.-Chanqe of PIER of DAY BOAT for

IN ALBANY. Fare, 50 cents. The Steamer ARMENIA,
Capt smiih, will AID after WEDNEsoAY, 1o'h avg ;
leave CbsiobeIs instead Of Sprnss beretofoe Hesa
sr days kr Albauy-M sndsy Wednesday and Friday, st
O'Clock a H., making the usual landings
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

Our rfriend.i in Rock ISLAND H., can otsn T"I 'r''
Of H. A. PokIrs / bEoi
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYok. notice il heyeby ell
persons ha ing claims against MARY RYAN, las OF the
thereof the s1bscer the Office Of JAMES W. WHITE
No 81 Lberty tie Cry of New York before the 5,h
day Of Dec euber nextDated the I'd day Of June
Bi6. NICHOLAS DOOLAN, Administrator, &c.
je4 4law6mW
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
i Of the County VI NewYork notice is hereby sven to all
persons having claims 6gsips LUTHER APPLEf, late OF the
(ty YoIk book seller deceased 70 present the
with thereof the subscriber az the NewYork yu
venie Asylum 18th street In the city OF New York be-
the second day of December peXtDsted New
York, the 18th day of JuIe. 1876.
' IDRIS APPLEv, Adainis.ratnr aud
iel8 law6mo W. JAMES :. APPLEY, Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County York notice is hereby given 20 all
sons having claims ssast SINCLAIR ToUSqY late Of The
vouchers ereof the subscriber a. the residence OF ns
SILVIA Tousey No ~ Maodouea street, in ae SX Of hw
Tok on Before se 2d day of September nex-Dsted New
YoIk. the l9rt day of March lSt: - .,.n, -
kltl9 lsw6mW' ABNEH BEERS, Executor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF New Yak eSs is hereby s;sn to az per
Me CITY KewYork deceased present the same with
thereof the subscribers, ~ Me residence Of W.
liam J. Valentine No 90 East 1Srhseet in the Cry OF New
Yo,h e third day Of November ne1t-Utted New
York, the seth DAY Of AIsl, lB6
PETER VALENTINE, }F,..,,o,.
spr3o lsw6nw WILLIAM }. VALENTiNE,)
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
i Of The County NewYor5 notice Is hereby given 10 al Per
OF grocer 10 present the same nth voueh
err thereof TO the subscriber at the office Of james odey
tw eneh day January ns1Dssed SewIok the amesnth
da, o. July 1856. GEsCdE hAsCuh'
Jyl6 IsVtMN' AduuisuatilA, Ac'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-27

NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT-NO is hereby
siyen JOHN TOLER OF the City Of Newark County
OF Fsex and State of New Jersey hath this day MA ie AZ
s ment the subs bers Of his Estate for the equal benefit
Of creditors and that the said creditors mus. exhibit Their
r.ec,ye cs under oath affirmation, within the term oil
JOHN ;. PESIIISE,
DANIEL M. LIZ JN.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25
Mr.. Buchanan's Letter of Ac-
Ceptance.
LANCASTER, june 18th, 1856,

LANCASTER, u 18th, 1896,
SIR The National Convention of
the Democratic party, which assembled
at Cincinnati, on the first Monday in
June, unanimously nominated you as a
candidate for the Office Of President OF
the United States.
We have been directed by the Con-
vention to convey to you this intelli-
gence, and to request you, in their name,
to accept the nomination for the exalted
trust which the Chiet Magistracy of the
Union imposes.
The Convention, founding their action
upon the time honored principles of the
Democratic party, have announced their
views in relation to the chief questions
which engage the public mind and,
while adbcring to the truths of the past,
have manifested the policy Of the pres
ent in a series of resolutions, to which
we invoke your attention.
The Convention felt assured in tend
ering to you this signal proof of the re-
spect and esteem of your countrymen,
that they truly reflect the opinions which
the people of the United States enter
tain of your eminent character and dis
tinguished public services. They cher
ish a profound conviction that your e,e-
walton to the first Office in the Republic,
will give a moral guarantee to the coun-
try, that the true principles of the Con-
s~titution will be asserted and maintained;
that the public tranquility will be estab-
lished that the tumults of faction will
be stillcd; that our domestic industry
Ill lz.l. Ill -. ro-o-o oG,,r1 ill
be conducted with such wisdom and firm
ness as to insure the prosperity of the
people at home, while the interests aud
honor of our country are wisely but in
fexibly maintained in our intercourse
with other nations and, especially, that
your public experience and the conf
dence of your countrymen, will enable
you to give effect to Democratic princi-
plies. so as to render indissoluble the
strong bonds of mutual interest and
national glory which unite our confede-
racy and secpre the prosperity of our
people.
While we offer to the country our SIN
cerc congratulations upon the fortunate
auspices of tue future, we tender to you.
personally, the assurance of the respect
and esteem of
Your fellow citizens,
JOHN E. WARD,
w. A. RICHARDSON,
HARRY HIBBARD,
| w. i. LAWRENCE,
A. G. BROWN,
JNO. L. MANNING,
JOHN FORSYTH,
w. PRESTON,
j. r. TUCKER,
HORATIO SEYMOUR
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25
Black Republican Sectional
Platform,

"This Convention Of delegates, assem-
bled In pursuance of a call addressed to
the people of the United States without
regard to past political differ ences or di-
visions, who are opposed to the Missouri
Compromise; to the policy of the pres
ent Administration; to the e~xtention of
Slavery into free Territory, in favor of
the admission of Kansas as a Free State;
of restoring the action of. the Federal
Government to the principles of Wash
ington and Jefferson and for the pur-
pose of presenting candidates for the of
fees of President and Vice President,
do
"1. ResolUed, That the maintenance
of the principals promulgated in the Dec
laration of Independence and embodied
in the Federal Constitution are essential
to the preservation of our Republican IL
stitutions, and that the Federal Consti-
tuition, the rights of the States, and the
union of the States, shall be preserved.
"2. ReSolved, That With our Repub-
lican fathers we hold it to be a self vi-
dent truth that all men are endowed with
the unalienable right to life, liberty and
the pursuits of happiness, and that the
primary objects aud Interior design Of
our Federal Government were to secure
those rights to all persons within it's ex,
elusive jurisdiction; that as our Repub.
liean fathers, when they had abolished
Slavery in all our National territory, or
dained that no person should be deprived
of life, liberty or property, without du'
process of law, it becomes our duty Il
maintain this provision of the Constitu
ton against all attempts Ito violate i
for the purpose of establishing SLAYER.
in the United States by positive legisla
:tion, prohibiting its existence or exten
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25


JAcop GRAIL, President, L.. J. SPRENGLE, Seeiry,
:. w. BoYD, Treasurer.
P. RrssER, Agent, s. M SMrH, SuperintendeuS
Ashland. june IL, 1856. nl-u
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25

PREMEDTrArED WRATH.-the anttAit
slavery convention held in Boston last
week, Theodore Parker read a letter from
Mr.. Sumner, written before the attack
on him in the Senate, in which Mr.. Par
ker is notified to look out for something
pupgent-as follows:
@ssThe .tyrany over US is complete.
VIII the people submit to it? When
you read this, I SHALL be saying in the
Senate that they will not. 1 shall pro-
nounce the most thorough philippe ev-
err heard in this legislative body"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25
WOODEN FACTORY

OF THE ASHLAND UEIoF MILLsi
I.con Grail. Leander Carter, !. B. McKenpan,
j w, Boyd, H. Luther L.. Snrengie, =
Jonas FreeF-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25
MADE eOFF5Msl
WANTED!

TWENTY-FIVE GOOD SEAMSTRESSES
i to work on coats, pants, and vests, to
whom good wages will be given. Apply at
the Philadelphia Clothing Store, S. Apple d
Co., Propriet6rs, Ashland, Ohio.
q. GREEN VALID, Agent,
Ashland. June 18th, 1856.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25
Both TIA Ointment and Pills should
he used in The Following cases:
Yankee Notions.
To the Ladies.

MOTIONS and Fancy Articles of all kinds
IN kept constantly on hand by
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25
Farm fnr Sale.

THE undersigned wishes to sell his Farm, situ-
i ate in Ashland County. Ohio, on the road lead
Sayannsh and five miles west of ASH and, CON
tanning 93i acres. There is on the Farm q fine
Frame Dwelling House, Stabling, and other out
two good Springs ofWater is in excellent repair,
well timbercd, ina very healthy location, and is
every way calculated to make a desirable home.
Terms made known on application to the I'M
dersigned, on the Premises.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25
Adnlinistrator,s Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has Been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate of b. w. KEEL
logg, late of the town of Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, deceased.
ISAAC GATES, Admir-.
June Is, 1856. 3w2
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25

A choice selection of Handkerchief Perfu-
N meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern, fancy Jets, DC, for sale by
= DULIN & CRANE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-06-25

On his way from Lancaster to Wash
ingtor, to close the business of his Mis-
sion, a public reception was given Mr..
BUCHANAN by the citizens of Baltimore.
In response to an address of welcome,
Mr.. Buchanan replied in a most eloquent
speech, which was warmly and repeat
edlJ applauded by the immense audi
ence. We copy the speech as reported
for the Baltimore San, as follows:
m ptrcu sprrcu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21
MILLINERY.

w NEW SPRING NIILLIN HiISE, No go
EteySCamp street, corner of julia. ,
that she has received large and elegant assortment of
Ladies' and Misses FAME, Lace3 HAIR Gimp Diamond and
English ...
Misses Iegorn Straw and Lace FLATS; Boys HATS and
CAPS
large assortment of Flowers, Ribbons Lace Wells Embro
dered Fe Gloves and Mis White Kid Gloves Embroderies
Parasols, etc which will be opened Monday, 18th inst
Cm,ntry order punctialy attended TO-. fe25 tIy17
~ 9AA LADIES, OUR OPENING DAY. -ssN
AS<sA Mrs. e. W ROPER, No 165 Poydras, be- SSsp
ElsS-H tween Carondeet and Baronne streets, hess
$aS inform the Ladies' that she is just opening
splendid assortment Of - y
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Silk Bonnets ...--r
= Velvet Bonnes ,..
E*5 Satin and Plush Bonnets
Ribbons, *.s
Feathers
Flowers, C..,
Lace Tes
Dress Trimmings etc.
Which Mrs R. respectfully invites the ladies and the country
buyers to cali and examine nl2Gm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21
CA. i.
yos Atty u NV ANS

81
cyftyof New orleans. N aeSh tosh. 1855: a d !,
TIRrUE Of The net ~ consolidate tle sisy, z,
Nav Orleans, and provide for Inc oyeI hMeii.
al .naistratioh of ts AFFAIRS, approved February
s5 and the ac supplementary e ~ aae
fsyE SCI as Ps new G orieans approved
@ dc 1s5a and a an H.
sSashs ordinances o te " Go m
Ie Council arp0rttSnfIg the repre- ssnaftnn o. me
districts and wards pptoved October iasn.
q " y e. ela
ss fia 5olrt MONDAY ofShis month. vii th aih
IN III IaIch, 1856 for the tolloWng executive off.
sfs aI5a ay ,ss ii iae eitysf New Orleans
Comptroller
sfreet Commissioner.
he whole The foregoing officers 10 be elected by
EonF Recorders To be elected bE DISTRICTS viz:
One from each District OF the city Of New rleans.
ssssl members of the Board Of Aldermen, 10 ill
u Bailey, Charles Pride. James Prague, s.. H Du-
rsil. I N Lug eEbnhi and Jesse Gilmore,
$a rhfss Aldermen from tie aFirst District
@ NO A asrmen fEgtsi the Second District.
ysHe a. dernlan from The Third District.
he "a desman from the Fourth District.
seven members of the Board of Assistant
sThree Assistant Il dermen from the First Ward
-Four istant Aldernen from the Second Ward.
h S5i1 Assistant Aldermen from The Third Ward.
4 two Assist ani Aldermen from the Fourth Ward
Three Assistant Al dernen from the f ifth Ward.
Assistant AS dermen from The Sixth Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Seventh Ward.
One ssistant Alderman from the Eighth " ard.
# One Assistant Alderman from the Ninth, Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen from The Tenth w ard,
d one Assistant Alderman from the Eleventh Ward.
The polls to be opened at such places and under the
such inspectors and clerks as may
bs hereafter designated and appointed according 10
4 law. M
The returns of said election be made 10 the under
signed, MAYOR, according 70 law .s35s5
mill Id XII N O. Il. LEWIS Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21
HOPE HAIL, No. 90 ST. CHARLIE
MUSIC CHING.

sNs1a INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL music
THOMAS MARTIN, one Of the oldest instructors in
8GH this city will give Lessons in this accomplishment TO
Ladies or Gentiemen His ability too well known to
require recommendation
Iii ,,,at It'll nro,nt attention 7f-r o9tf
.aa,aa MFRS fANTaBEII,, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
aEz@55 gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR
at her residence. No q Constance street, and also at
HS5xS No 50 Hevia street RS-Terms-S5 per MONTH or
twelve lessons LECTURES at p Constance street once
week. - 81 - WV l.!
nTANSs n n AGE3ENGs--A. r. CHANDLER informs is
public that lie ready to give Lessons on the Piano
either at his residence or at that of his pupil
A peculiar method for teaching children -
Residence Orange street. between Camp and Coliseum
Place sES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

xtfss1Fn NTEIpnTfSTnTTrs ESTIN tTED Ar
ToOD .--slI - ESl!a inp III IL
- EN- Shhstf huIoAn Ahp . ~ s No
noH " the ptule @ He
@ aMele sa a pe no qmeson ths w ,mn
o ~ 'atea y n nr"
ofotp iMunehz bfones etc very nleh euucea ny N.Y.
, ~ uelas ~, LILLE
tis ~ rs Soou s tue iectoi anu Is ~ nlno
pous Hseus ,,ole =, lets . VA @ ~
rom iS llnpureS urge he ooTeis, iel ny. .e WHY
iscer system from ie on. me aiseses winch
shodie only Of old age Take antidotes early and thrust
IRON me system before II Is Set LOO su2g ~ VIM 4 want
aver i 40 1htat ON nStse' ny o " Stn,ri state
mems Of nose VINO nave oeen Gntsu ~ n
@ r9psi usv,s ps RiIo,s omnlants Tsartburn
FIN 1neIial lhs, iIi,o M si
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