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n, Nav term 1s56.

AZ May term 1856. a,
John Burris, a grand juror 4 days at
May term, 1855, travelled IA m, A,
jas. Robertson, grand juror days
at may term 1855, travelled 5 m, c a,
Jas. Ferguson, grand juror 4 days
at may term 1856, travelled II m, A,
Joseph Hall a grand juror A days at
may term '5B, travelled 16 miles, a,
John Litten, a grand juror a days..
may term SO, travelled z miles, A,
Hiram CToxton, d grand juror 4days
at may term '56, trayelIee % m, 5,
Jason Powell, a grand juror A days
at may term SO, travelled 6 miles A,
Augustine Bickerstaff, grand juror 4
A day may term SO, Dd A,
John Barestord, grand juror 4 days
may term '56, travelled Is miles, A,
Henry Welday, a grand juror days
may term, 1856, taavelled7 2 miles d
John Parr, q grand juror4 days may
term SO, travelled 8 miles, 4,
Ira Dalrymplc, grand juror days
at may term so, travelled 9miles A,
Samuel Filson, a grand juror days
at may term, '56, 4,
John Gruber, a grand Juror A days
at may term. '56, travelled l6 M. 4
John Bray talisman juror two days
in case Of Trainer VS.. Palmer, 9
S. Wilson, tin ware, &C., furnished
county Jail, ''l'- ~ y. ia 10
A. Donaldson, for stool furnished
Probate Judges Office, htti /
Isaac Harris, costs in case of Ohio
VS.. Geo. p. Clark, 6
Finley Ong, petit juror S DAYS at
May term '56, travelled Ia miles 5
J. w. Purviunce, o petit juror s days
at may term, Sc, ira, elled IL m, 8
James Lyons, a petit juror s days
at may term, travelled ! / m, 6
Knsey Swords, petit juror s days
ut may term, travelled one mile, s.
]. M. Snane, for services as Prose-
cutting Attorney at muy term, by
order of Court, 100
]. r. Sla ok 81 Co., stationary for
Sherif's Office, ws IL
Edward Ma asfield, talisman juror
two days in case Of Linduff vs. s.
& K. 2. r. CIy 2
M. M. Laughlin, q talismon juror
days in case Of Lindutf vs.. ). 81
RIP. X. company, ... z
Samuel Stephens, talismaG juror
two days in case of Linduh vs.
s. g. X. P. R. company, 2,
I ouio A ndarcon m ,oIi,rooo ;,.n.
two days in case of Lindutf VS..
Steubenville and Richmond Plank
Road company, .. M 2,
Chas. Cashell, talisman juror two
days in csse of Linduff vs. s. g. X.
p. II. company, 2,
Iou, nderson, talisman Juror one
day IN case Ball vs.. Atkinson,
Same. a tal'isman juror one day in d
case of {, ,,rhr;nun VS.. Cooper,
James Bough,sr, a tolismun juror
two days in case Of Lindnif vs.S.
a. r. Plank Roao Company, 2,
J. II. viers, a taismtn Juror Two
davs in case of LindLn Vs. o. u
R. Flank Road company, q
James IA 'Kenney for shinglel' iur@ @
.nished co, rnty, @ -
F. s. Frye, = talismun juror two
days in case If soomis We. Mason q
etal, ~
VIM. Frazier, tai. 'Smon jurortwo
days in case of Loon'ls VS.. Mason
etal, ~
Joshua Hipsley talsman Juror two
days in case of Loomis VS.. MASON
ct al, ' ~
Ruell Powell, talisman juror two
days in case Of Loomis VS.. Mason =,
etai, 4,
John Morrow a talisman juror two
days in case of Loomis vs.. Mason
ct al, 49,. &C
John Hammond, talisman juror 2
days in case of Loomis VS.. Mason
etal, 90
Valentine Priest, talisman juror
two days in case of Loomis vs..
Mason ct al, 20
fro RE- CONTINUED
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-16

E9 A man who keeps riches and en-.
joys Them not, ishke an ass who carries
gold and eats thisiles. .....
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-16
Cloths, Cassimerss, vestings, &C.,

Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, &c.,
DOUGHERTY & BRO. have just re-
~ ceived a large stock of the above Goods.
which weare making into good Clothing, and
which we will make to order as low as any
house East or west.
N. B. Particular attention is inv tied 10 our
stock of goods for boys wear, which is very
large aud desirable - 's5
DOUGHERTY & BRO.
aprl6 Third and Market Sts, steubenyille
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SUMNER HATS,--Men's, Boys and
- Infants Straw, Leghorn and Braid Hats,
received this day by Express, and for sale by
may2l A, J. TIM 4 co.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY,

AZ FLUTU would respectfully InIOrnl
@A' the citizens of Steubenville that be is
engaged in the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes,
and is prepared to supply to order on short
notice. He keeps on hand the best material,
and hopes to be able to give satisfaction to all
who may, favor him with their patronage Es-
tablishment on south Third street. between
Market aud Adams streets. A. FL0T0.
may26ly.
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENTS

NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT
~ Frederick Cameron, T. H. Stowe, Alpha
Morse, doing business under the name and
style of the New York ard Ohio Coal Compa.
ny, residents Of Jefferson Comfy, o hiu, will
take notice that, at my instance, an attach
ment was issued this day against their goods,
property, effects, DC, by P. B. Daniels, Jas-
tice Of the Peace, in and for Jefferson County,
ohio, for the sum of two hundred and ninety
dollars and costs. SAMUEL BARNUM
iuly2.
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A LII THE LADIES CALL.-The
IA finest lot Of Perfumery, Toilet Soaps,
Fancy Articles, &c., ever brought TO this city,
Is now opening at the Medical Hall.
janeletfaA OLIVER KELLs, Proprietor
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MONDAY, THE llth DAY OF AU-
GUST A. ID. 1856.

between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p N. of said day, the following de-
serbed real estate, situate in Steubenville
Township, Jefferson county, Ohio, to wit,
beginning at he south east orner of certain
tract sold by Andrews & Dixie to John W
Scott, at the puint of in ter>ection of Factory
street and sixth street road, as laid out by
said Andrews & Dixie, thence one hundred and
five feet westerly along said Factory srteet,
thence one hundred and eighty feet northward
ly parallel to sixth street road, thence easterly
one hundred! aud five feet parallel to Factory
street to sixth street road, thence along sixth
street road to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale cash.
JAMES II. BLINN, Sheriff ]. G.
Sheriff's office, Steubenville, july9 Sc.
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CEMETERY NOTICE.-The owners
" of Lots in the New Presbyterian Grave
Yard are Informed that they can exchange
them fI- an equal amount Of ground in the
Presbyterian plat Of the Union Cemetery by
application to the Thustee,
'iuly2.4tpd. CHARLES @. BEATTY.
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Sherif's Sale.

Thomas Lees ss Exc" RYvirtue Oh an an
B. D. wor,hingtou ct al. in this % case i issued @
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas IN and for
the county Of Jefferson and State of Ohio,
bearing date the lst day Of July, A. D. 1856,
and to me directed, will expose to sale by
public vendue aud outcry, at the front door Of
the court house, in the town of Steubenville,
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4 ..GlIFuGs AnftifQn,

Tie CITlzEss BANK still continues 10
paylinterest on deposits. d. MooDy.,
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A IL THE GENTLEMEN CALL
n and examine the magnificent Shaving
Soaps, Toilet and Washing Soaps, with numer-
GUS other fancy articles at a.s.G
jul6 OLIVER KEEI,S' Medical Hall.
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July and August Appointments.
NR. HARDMAN, Physician for diseases
y of the Lungs, Qormerly Physician to
Cincinnati Marine Hospital and lnvalid's
Retreat,) may be consulted at
United States Hotel, Steubenville, August
O. 10 and II '
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GeK EEP COOL."-It is done by Stop
IA ing in at the Medical Hall, Third St..
and taking an ice cold drink Of that sparkling
Mineral Water, favored with syrnps rich ana
delicious Jul6) OLIVER KELLS.
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RARBERS' SOAP--Another LOT of this
- finely scented, superior BARRIERS soap Jus.
opened at the Medical Hall.
juDelS OLIVER KELLs.
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RATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-~This
~ is warranted the best hair dye in existence.
II dyes black or brown instantly, without the
least injury to the, hair or skin Just received
at the Medical Hall. Gul6) OLIVER KELLS.
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MACKERAL, Herring-20 bbls--a
Au prime article--on hand and for sale BY
june4 Wx, MCARTY.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-05-16
ABBEvE H, CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING. MAY le 1885,
The Case of Old Diana.

lle following letter to Colonel Frazier,
and which we are permitted to publish, will
explain itself. Its author, it will b. seen,
is rather Indignant at being classified with
Beecher, md looks upon the nigger ques.
tion in very sensible light We commend
bis letter to general perusal:
Edgefeld advertiser.
New YORK, April le, 1855.
Col. Frazier-D Dear Sir am request
ed by Diana, a colored woman, formerly a
slave in your place, to inquire about her
returning to Edge6eid. She had some con-
versation with you at the As'or House
about,it, and she says you were to write to
me or to you. Diana now tells Inc she
would like to return to Edgefeld-b not
TO be placed in such position rs to he sold.
She wants to 60 with n good master There
seems to hc wrong impression gone abroad
in regard to this case. AS to her being
bought by abolitionists, it is not true. Her
old mother collected some $500 of the mo.
ncy. among families where she was known
and acted in her capacity of nurse. I ad-
vanced her 81 90 to make up the $4OO, the
price paid for Diana to Mr.. Goodc. N.Y.
self am no aL"itionist--believe your ne
groes are better off and better treated at
the South than they would be here. Hem
ry Ward Bcecher may have contributed
as to Old nom Lucy to buy Diana. I; do
not know .Beecher-ncvcr was in his church
look upon him as big humbug-and
you do us n wrong when you place US in
the same list.
Old Lucy attended DR.. Cox's church,
(Episcopal,) was regular Sunday School
attendant like child rs she was. and the
children Of the Sabbath school contributed
their penncs-half of Brooklvn knew old
Lucy and helped her to buy her Diana.
All of this is not to our present business.
Diana wants to return to Edgefield; she
would like you as master-thinks you
would not sell her. Will you please inform
me what your laws or customs arc in re-
gard to FREQ niggers. It's no new kink of
DIANA. her idea of returning Sho told me
soon after her arrival that she would return
South after her mothers death. if she could.
| hold the bill of sale or title to her, and
she comes to me for advice and directions.
What you advise in the matter shall be
attended 10. would like to sec the color
of the hundred dollars paid towards her.
Old Lucy was nurse to my wife when 4
child and was pensioncr on her family, las
well as others;) and she begged Of me to
send the money, as she wanted Diana 10
close her eyes on car'h--and Diana sent
word that her only desire on earth WIS to
soothe her mothers declining years, and nll
that dam'd stuff. She wants to get back,
low shall it be done3
Yours very truly,
RAY B. EASTERBROOKS.
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Fresh Arrivals!
FIR Il SH.- G. ROCERlES

Hardware, &C., &C., &c.
r AGAIN.ask attention of Planters and House
and Mocoa COFFEE, Coffee SUGAR, MO.
LAsSEA RICE, SALT, FISH, &C.
-, II ;:Is Irish Potatoes, :
Still fower-below cost--cheaP enough for
table use: Ihave, still about THIRTY BAR
RELS which lam determined to close out
3, ~ a. New Supply
II Paints. Oils, Turpentine, Burning Fluid, Put
I. ~, and Window Glass, French ahd American.
-, q s3:...ss.I r. @'si: O.. e., -.
= ! sRectif ed, Rye and Eagle WHISKEY, which
:. i wish to close ont Immediately at little
i above costsf cash. =. :.
-''s ~ - e. v Hardware. r - - s; &.
. ;Hoes Of every variety, from 20 to as cts, and
still lowerper doz- Hand Saws Vices, Anvils,
Emithsss sToDgs Bellows, Pitch Forks, Slovels,
: Spadea and Nails OF every; No., from to 40
!: penny CHAINs-Log, Lock, Fifth and draw
- Also, to Young and Old, !,
{: There iBian application made to come forward
: before summer and supply yourselves with
|. Wooden and Caue.seated locking CHAIRS,
:andfany other kind yon may waEt, US have a
= feWleM and will sell at cost for cash.
: e 81. .sf... IS. x s. Guns.f 81:
=. IL You want Glinsi that: will shoot and kill
over 100 yards call on II ,&..KEnR and heswili
I show yonss few Of them. sEas ~ +
I, = ). obocco and Cigars -
Tobacco Of every Quality, from IL eta TO
:.$i.1Dspsr lbs igsns many brands. &
ri thssabose sartieles and many Others;
- ~ 81 7H.GG KERR, =
Brick Rshge 5s
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The Garrote.

A correspondent of the New York Mir
ror, Icing in Havana, inspected the gar
rote, and thus describes it: =
1t is the most complete thing ever saw
for choking man. 1t is attached to a
piece of timber about three feet long, half
a foot wide, and two inches in thickness ;
one end of this piece of wood is,so shaped
as to fit in hole in a solid flooring, aud
the criminal is placed in front of the up
right post, on n seat made something like
n piano stool; his legs are pinned to the
sides Of the stool. and his arms are tied
behind him; his head then is placed be-
tween two iron prongs, made so as to fit
on the back of the neck; directly under
these are two other, pieces of iron. about
an incli square, alittle over foot in length,
and perfectly smooth; these pieces pass
through the post, and are moved with great
rapidity and precision along the sides Of the
neck, by the action of a surew which passes
through an iron plate that nnites. with the
ends behind the post; The screw is turned
by an iron bar, about three feet long, that
fits on the endsof it; piece of iron about
as large round as your finger is attached to
the outer ends. This completes the appa-
ratus and by a tnriSof The screw the side
pieces are drawn in, passing the front piece
against the throat, SO as to break the neck
almost INSTANTLY. - ~, =. - s r. s< ~: y
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

GEE Advertisements inserted for n shorter
period than three months will be charged IS
cents per square 2 lines or icss) for first inser.
ton and S74 per square for each continuance.
cE Any Que advertising by annual or semi
annual contract can change his advertisement
monthly, if he desires.
yeB Subscribers to the paper who do not
pay their subscriptions within the year will be
charged 81 50. [April 20, 1855
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WHOLE NUMBER *l58.

times make ostentatious donations, as cub
s;itute for the surrender of the heart to
God; that they presume upon their stand
ing in society to hide the defornity Of
crime; and that they throw up their pos
sessions. as shield against death. 1t was
a certain rich man" who is represented
thus to have spoken-"'And, I will say to my
soul. soul, thou hast much goods, laid up
for many years; take thine case eat,
drink, and be merry. But God said unto
him, thou fool, this night thy soul shall be
required of thee" N. N.
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At ABBEvILLE, 9. O.,
AT ONE DOLLAR "A YEAR,

HAS circulation of nearly one thousand
IL in Abbeville District, and is constantly
increasing Its circulation in this State IS
about fourteen hundred, and its entire list of
subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. It
is therefore offered to the mercantile and bus-
ness community generally as the best ADVERT.
sing medium, in the up-spuntry of South Car
olina.
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DRY GOODS.
SPRING 1MPoRTATIoNs,
| 8 5 6.

MILLER ( WARREN, Opposite Globe
Nl Hotel, Augusta. Ga, are receiving their
usual choice variety of SPRING DRESS FAB
RIGS, embracing the best makers of French
and English productions. among which arc
Rich Printed French Jnconets and Orgnndies
Rich a Flounced Bareges md Orgaudies /:
Rich Z" American and English Lawns:
Rich French Brilliants and Cambrcs /;
RICH Bareges and Tissues;
Bluff, Blue and Pink, Plain Blilliants, new
:. article
" Silks. .-...---'----s-- r: .- --
Assorted Colors Flounccd Silk Dresses;
Rich Plaid and Striped Tnffeta Silks;
Rich Moire Antique. Toulard and China Silks:
Black Taffeta and Gro de Rhine Do.
WOurnins Goods!
Plain and Striped Grenadines and Barcges;
Black Flounced Grehadine aud Barege Dresses;
Superior Summer Bombnzines and Challies
Black Jaconeta, Organdies and Marquise;
Black Eng. Grapes, Love Wells and Handker-
chiefs
In addition.t to this long line of Dress Goods.
we have a complete stock of Cnlicoes Cling
hams, Linen Goods. Furniture Paints. Embroi-
E. and Embroidered Grape Shawls. ri,
A large lot of Mantillas, in great variety Of
styles ..ss
.Pantaloon stuffs, Bleached and Brown
Goods.
White and Striped Osnaburgs, of various
Our friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine the largest stock Of Spring
and Summer GOODS that We have ever had.
Particular attention paid to filling orders.
Augusta, Ga, April l8, 1856 . 50-if :
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Drn Goods.

DEDUCTION EXTRAOR ri Ak l.
IL THE SACRIFICE COMPLETE
REMsEE l. DINGEE,
Nc "a and 80 si1thsveuue FOaEiee lih-sirsei
As 4 LAST RESORT
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN,
WIu offer for few day.
Rich Broche ShAwls. worth ? >, at tio
Rich Stella shawls. worth Sl2, at -
Rich Wool Sh.vis worth -, =, -
Rich Flsid silks worth ~ 30. 81.
RIGA French Mernoes. worth I'll 50, sit.
Pure Irsh Linen. worth &C. and TIC, at Sic.
Msrselies Quilts worth -. ST -
DOMESTIC COTrOSs, FLANEELS, BLANKETS
and other
HOUsEKEEPERS' GOODS
IN variety
REDUCED TO THE SAME STANDARD.
Never in the HISTORY Of any similar
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
bs there u such reckless and iniscrmDAte sacrifice made
70 dispose Of goods in the present case
Hou.ekeepers and Others will make note Of IT, and call at
once REMSEN & DINGEE,
BROWN STONE STORE,
No. 2o4 and DC 9Th av.
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DARN. MILL and WATER-POwER at PUB

il nc SALE will sell at Elkton, at the Howard House.
Oh TUESDAY lth Of March. at o'clock The tAkM on me
east side OF Biz Northeast Creek GPns Bridge CONTAINING
about O acres about 50 Of which u wood The improve
are Merchant Mil machinery complete, VITA y
feet head AID fall and SawMl, Stone Mers House, and
Frame Sabns There fall Of IS feet within the distance
Of go yards Immediately below the mill giving apower Of at
least 10 horse The whole fall &c feet This property eso
situated midway between Philadelphia and Baltimore 81 miles
from the depot lat nohess Of the Railroad between those
cities in = remarkably healthy aid rapidly improving ghbor.
hood Terms liberal and the property will Be divided deslrs
bic JOHN PAHIhlDGE.
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u. :. HoUGa, AGetoneer
III EGANT ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANN and

L. WALNUT PARLOR, DININ0-RooM and BED
ROOM FURNITURE-TO-MORROW (Sasurdlyl all tAs
elegant costly of the house No. 10 MaTfAy
rear Coessplace Irl O'clock sale perempiory. Tia
Furniture Of he beat make and folly warranted
AMI tie decorations embe .ents of the most tasteful de-
scripon. The sale win commence in the -,
PARLORS which contain elegant marble top center Tables
Of different styles rosewood Secretary and nns
costly rosewood sevsn-octsye double action PAuo Forte,
in heavily carved case msde by BemeTe Of this ety. and
fully wsrrzDted two complete sets OF sos rs,aed roe
wood Furniture, in fine quality OF French oroe.ene
also invalid spring Chairs and easy CO. rsrs ecep-
Chairs marbleop rosewood French Easee hnely I'M
shed work Tables inad with pearl fixture, ivory
Also number Of Ousrettes stands, Shelves &C. roe
woods large size French plate oval Mirrors In elegant frames
elegan, brocstee and ne lace Curtains among he o rsnt
nss are The Highlands" BY Weber; Views on the sus
quehAnns" BY Bree Retreat of the Aus;rians BY 'ene
and may others also fruit pieces and hunting scenes oro
bronze marble Clocks run p days also STeAt variety Of
decorations selected by the mOst rened taste embracing ae
OF eyres porcean marble Buss Of Clay aud Webster sad
others bque Figures and articles OF vertu very rich Turkey
Carpet; also Brussels ingram Ae stair do knss nc A.,
DlNING.ROOM.-FOnrte feet mahogany extension ises
mahogany dining and tea Tables French decorated pn
ner and English and French cut "ne,
Knives and FOrks common Crocsery Bells Gs-ors sPoons
Liauor Cares Wines Decsnter ru6y DO, rus and silver
Services Spcors Forks Rays, Se Gobe, Linen Napkins
BEDROOAS-Tspestry Car?etns costly wood and ma
hogsny Bedsesde also dressing Bureaus and ashanas also
rosewood Arrnoir elegant article plate glass 'front.' Mirrors
pure curledha Mattresses mahogany Sofas mahogany Chas
rockers do dAmssk Quilts, Coantepanes Toilet
Sets. &c. Sale Is positive rain or shine.
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Il. L. DELIsssR. AnctOuscr.
DY IEANITT. DELISSER & Co No &

IA l. btLisstk. AnctQuecr
DY LEAVITT, DELISSER & Co., No. 81
ID .nd S19 Broadway, corner q White. the sale u
GOODS WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE. and aERCHAs-
Disc generally. - - 49,. -...
The Second Resrar Trade Sale Of the BOokPubisArs A
ISOLATION will commence THURSDAY. 5th Of Maea VITA
srse and attractive Catalogue Of Books 10 be followed b.
STEREOTYPE PLATES
ever offered a, any trade sale consisting Of 30
Plates Of good valuable snd Standard Mos-Afoos taeu
Johrsot Rssseas sw Tale Of Tub The Sorrows Of Wee
ter Bloonfsas Poems Lives 4 Madison aud Nonre Seho
crafts Red Men the Forest the Works OF Oliver t9dsnA
Alexander Pore Percy Bysshe Shelley ;. T. Colendse VII
Ym Cover Byrons Don Juan >hakesPeares "ors' With
life ard Poems in pocket volsf0 illustrations on steel
birss Frepeh Revelation Psy-ons Memoirs and Ser
mons vols, syo; Carire's Life schiller Miehels Roman
Rerub!c &c. - ,..-,. - =,
Ibe invoices Of STATIONERY hesvy and attractive and
wholesale buyers wa have oPportuaty OF Psrchsnnsa
large Quantities.
Catalogues ready for distribution aud can Be obtained
Philips SAMPSON Co and Little, Brown 90, posson
J H. LIP incOt Co. and J. B. Smith Co.. Phhadepesi
W Minhe Lucas Brothers Baltimore Moore. Whssseh,
KEYS Co. CinciLnat j. b. Steel wOheans; and OF our
sslyes-which will be forwarded TO the Trade prepaid
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ITO LET Or LEAsE-The FACTORY and WA.

TEkP0WER stusted 10 The village Of Has,ings West
chester County twenty miles from this city. Sad F.ctoyv
IL u By % feet Wsterwheel Is feet in diameter OF about
eborse power and within eve minutes walk Of the Hudson
River RslFosd Ipquire OF Mr. FULLER, No. Is Beach
o. Nj kINDfR, Hastings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

good HOUSE containing Is Rooms, with Coach House
and Stable and IS BUILDING LOTS having go feet front on
FULTON the Broadway OF Brooklyn situate AZ the north
corner OF Wsshington and FutOnsys Brooklyn. Fo
apply the premises; to ROBT BOISON No. 2ig
Peast. New-YoTk; TO r. SARGEANT, No. Jaunceyert
Mall-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07

ZINC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, COLORS,
II GLASS, kc-The undermined. having enlarged then
works TO demand for Zinc Paint prepared
offer the trade full assortment from the different na
anufatued BY them In bleached refined Lnssed on, ana
with the proper dryers The quality OF American ana
French Zines warranted to be equal in all respects TO any
sold In ths market and liberal Dealers sso
be supplied with WHITE LEAD aud COLORED PAINTsa
manufacture. Also French and American wiSDO"
GLASS. JESSUP CHILDS, lmpoftsn
and Manufacturers Of Paints No l4s wsterst EewYork