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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

LvOR LIyKkP0OI--UNrTED STATES MAIL STEAM
Il Aip q. HkICSSOH Lowbr. commander. VII depar VIC
ne United States mails fox Europe positively, aaurdAy
Oct y, ct 10 O'Clock. -. from her berth the Soox x
% elegance sad co@for apply % EDwAED
On board at IL O'Clock, AM An letters pAss through
e Post Office, oAers will DO returned. TIE steamship
Adrtsc Capt West will succeed the Ericsson and san
Saturday. Nov NB:-Ths rate Of freight from Ilyerpoe
70 New York reduced 70 four pounds Ion measurement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

IJENRY X LEEDS, AUCTfoNEER-H. II. LEEDS a
Ii co, will sell al auction, Wednesday, Oct - at ~
oclok In front OF the store, No . Nassau street. pair OF
stysh black carriage horses well matched aud
YEAR, old l5 hands high sound and kind can go 10 lsss
than four minutes together; either IN single double hnr
under saddlehe property Of gentleman Of Niagara
Talla. Sold only for want of use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

MoRTG AGE sALE.-JoHN REDDING AUCTIoNEER
WI 100 Broadway, will sell BY auction above, Wed
nesday Oct "a 1856 10 O'Clock copper self acting &c
nera,or and botng machine complete, with all pipes
necessary therefor.
N. N. sTANIELs. Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
MN IRVING. AuCrJoSEyR-yN. IRVING 4 &C

WIN IRVING, AUCTIoSEER.-wM IRVING CO.
w win sell auction Thursday, Oct, y. At los O'Clock.
s Us West Fourteenth street elegant household furniture,
made order by Narcotic. Dessolr Co-Drssing
suits roeewot furniture eeeercs NUNS Csrks seven
rosewood piano with roan attachment heavy brocsel
window pier and manel mirrors seyres
mou CLOCKS, gas chandeliers Ac- Dining room-Osk
tension tables beaufe carved oak French secretaries
lining and chairs rich French reclaim dnnsr md tea
sets rich cut glass ware Bedroom-Carved rosewood siis
bureaus wardrobes with plate glass doors, glasses
bedsfsds vashsands bedding mattresses duils kc. Also,
about nfty tons OF coal In cellar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

! A UCTION NOTICE-rHOs. BELL AUCTIONEER-
IA By BELL BUSH.-1hs day, at l0x O'Clock. in the
ealesro0m will be sold In continuation the valuable colsgn-
ment Of rich ewery Of all descriptions commenced Tues
day. and will be sold without comprising beautiful
vsrep, already noticed Also, the fancy articles At liz
O'Clock win be sold the valuable watches chains clocks and
furniture lot Of groceries, liquors, teas segars &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

A UCTIoN NOTICE "A LARGE AND PEREMPToRY
"A sale Of the entire OF Madame Kleinschmidt ia
Bowery, to morning. Oct g. at 1917 O'Clock
ing Of enbi oidees, aces trimmings. millinery and fancy
goods OF every description, &C., &c
| I. N. CONNACGHTON Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

THos. vEITCH AUTHORIZATIONS NO Is SPRUCE
s,sest.sherias sale q wines liquors ssgsrs. &C. this
No Is Spruce street. consisting OF liquors; wines segars
lures, DC, DC. A. b. ROLLINS, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

w s. MFLLoR. AUCTIoNEKR-BY w. 8. MELL0R.-
W. To morrow. Thursday Oct e ail0is O'Clock At sales
Is aud Is Park opposite the Asor House. choice
and desirable stock OF substantial made cabne, furniture
rosewood pianoore French plate pier and mAnie mirrors,
oil paintings, clocks silver plated ware &c Among the
stock OF cabinet furniture win be found ten solid
wood parlor OF cabinet furniture rich and
three coored bocail and plush richly carved rosewood
marble ceDue and tablcs escrcfores, belufets
wardrobes, bookcases, lined with satin wood side.
bosr, work tables hat stands Gothic and Elx,bethan
style Of chairs adapted for halls and libraries Also
richly carved OF oak chamber furniture marble tops cos.
sE5 oak dining room furniture In SUITS covered In figured
yoae chairs rockers; richly decorated enameed cham
Der suits complete with marble tops mahogsny and rosewood
chamber furniture suit 10 match together with variety OF
pa furniture, with which the sale viii commence Csta-
ogues issued morning OF sale Goods be packed
the premises Tor shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

TIENRY Il. HERTs. JR., AUCrIONEER-LARoE
III sale o seRarsf. b. HERTs Jr. will sell Friday,
"a III O'Clock al 81 Pine street 10000 Havana
and German sugars comprising several choice brands Of
regaas conrhes hgaros regsas principles
las OF The and Ia gloria IN bundles Ac Ac being
the entire stock OF large Importing house and 70 be sold
tenfioD OF the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

NJ WILLIAM sTUYvEsANT, JR., AUCTIONEER-N.
IN. WILLIAM STUYvEsANT, Jr., IS William street, viii
nesda October g. Slsss previously disposed Of at
houses with gas &c l6 8xl0O feet They are situated
close TO Hamilton ferry Three of them rented
They cost 81. 200 EACH Only finished this The
greater part the purchase money remain mortgage
FOR term Of at cent. Sale positive with
derbddns any bid less than 81 600 on each house win
not be received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

T,HOS. vEITCH. ORE NO. Ie SPRUCE
s,reet-sheri1s sale Of marblezed mantels, &c this
day, Wednesday, Oct ~ 1856 at II A. M No 68 Broad
consisting of mArbleized manes slabs for tables &c
also, desks chairs. sofa, mating. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

~ g. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. I:
VI Sixth will sell Thursday the sd instant
10 O'Clock No 81 Houston street. the entire stock ofs nc,
dry goods dealer Declining business consisting OF embrods
res sces ribbons hosiery and chldrens ready made clio
thing sfordirx opportunity 70 purchasers sals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

POBERT PENN, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
~ Oct at lo O'Clock, household furniture nearly new
sofa bedstead chairs wash sands BEDS ounges DESKS dry
goods and hosiery 80 fine engravngs Brussels carpet six
barrels of potatoes &C. a. auction 2S3 Grand street,
Williamsburg. PENN 4 BACHELOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

m c. HOUGHTON, AUCrIONEER,-ELEGANT ROSE
wood and mahogany furniture, French plate pier and
mantel glasses Oil paintings psnofores 4c Thursday
T. O. H. will sell above large and splendid assortment Of
first class cabinet furniture part Of which from Broad
IN French b,ocae and plush richly carved rosewood etc
side and sofa tables French secretae bookcases Turkish
chairs. superior dining room furniture beautifully
ed sideboards of oak walnut and rosewood. dining
chairs in French morocco and reps elegant rosewood oak
walnut and mahogany chamber furniture enameled cottage
SETS bar &c large invoice of French plate
mirrors and oil paintings in rich gilt frames; also variety Of
ac Panofores and parlor organ AT o'clock superior
rosewood panofores two second hand mahogany and
one par organ Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

rrHOs. vEITCH. AUCTIONEER-sToRE NO. le SPRUCE
sreet.sheras sale Of horse wagon and harness. &C.
bay horse and set Of harness. suitable for
expressman, baker or grocer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

WILLIAM N. LEWIS, MISREPRESENTATION
sale this day Of valuable property ia wcs Morrisanis
situated the OF Walton avenue and Juliet street
forty city lot pleasantly located house 36s32 barn 2r39
carriage house AxG with number OF small ouibnildng.
r w. sale OF furniture 10 NJ Trains leave the Of
White and Centre street clock An and Twenty seventh
est Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

w q. yFfIOR, AUCTIONEER -YIANoFoRTE5 AT
w aucton.-By w, :. MELLOR, 10 morrow (rhurshy)
" O'Clock at the ssesreom Nos ID and vs. Park
Of II and second hand rosewood mshoga
pianooes Of excellent tone and finish aud fully warranted
by the makers be examined previous to sale the whole
II which will be positively sold without reserve 10 adj
vances. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

HExRY n. LEEDS AUCTfoSEER-H. n LEEDS 4
III co Will sell this day In front OF No q
Nassau street s II O'Clock sound aud kind Ave
old sired by Weschester from Sir Henry
bred 0lencove and has only changes hands has al
driven Ia the country and sold
of the moving New York has been pushed
and has oted mile In three minutes and eight seconds Her
half sister 90 . short time 500. Also nlbury,
Dusenbury yan Duzer makers very stylish and nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

HENRY n. HFRrS. JR., AuCT1oNEER. WILL SELL
IL THURSDAY Oct y At 1915 O'Clock Al store 81 Pine
street. sa@guee sale OF gold watches gold lewclry diamond
iewery rings pss earrings studs bracelets sleeve but
vest foo and neck cbsns charms 4c In gold
mosaic cameo. opais rubic~ garnes &c SC gold aud ell
watches made by the best makers IN Europe; also 6
silver the eutire wholesale dealer. Terms
cash Catalogues morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

A UCTION sALE.-SAMUEL oSGOOD CO., AUCTION
IA will sell on Friday, Oct "a At 10Y O'Clock. the
sslesoom 81 Nassau street large and general Assortment
lin shirts collars neck ties Of satin silk and mohar mernt
and lambs wool under shirts and drawers umbrellas
fancy goods being the contents of Of the first class
nshog stores Ia This city well worthy the attention OF thos
engaged in the business. Lots to suit purchasers. Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

GILBERT 8 SAVAGE, MISUNDERSTANDING
NJ ~ sale OF second hand furniture marble top wAshsAnd
marble and pier tables marble top buresus
fogspy French besteads hair seat chairs ookin
gAss oil paintings &c the above goods have bee
but little and will be sold without reserve by BAYfEl
SAVAGE NJ their esroom s. Cedar street. Thur
October g al i0h A. M also assorted stock OF fame
goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22
FINE ARTS.

A cARD-NINfAruREs OR PORTRAITS. THE srR
~ Of ufe ere~uted from the life. dagaerreotypea,
through process entirely new, with mathematical
rarsles residing distance win please sccompsny AAxusr
renypes description Of e complexion hair and
direct 70 the arnsi. GEO FREEMAN, room No. J, New
York University
DHOToGRAPHy--A NEW INVENTION IN THIS ART.
II inst made which Who wishes 70 turn out tbs
very style Of picture. ought 70 know The same code
dion me silver solution and the developer used
cor ambrotypes. Pictures taken In from 10 ten
sords the greatest facilities and enables the ope
rptsr prepare chemicals Of the bcg qualify,
better anything known before ss 81 the srs
new In from The old and ouf
worn process Specimens be a our gallery frscu
cal Instruction So 70 r printed receipts coutsnng u "
pictures glass positive snd nresv
paper ocosh leather according 70 tbs new nFenhon -
SYN " s"' $3.50 WALL A co 80 Brosd~ay, ~ X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

III French made cabinet furniture elegant suits psror do
in brocsde, bfocatel, &c.-HENRY ~. LEEDS CO. Will
cell by auction, on Thursday, I'D Friday 2h sndsatirday
18th inst ~ the warerooms Of Messrs Rolas Co NO VI
Broadway OF Bfoome street. the entire stock OF the
above dssovng eopartnerhip and closing the business.
every article will be sold hout consisting Of French
beeads carved beaues secreisriea ladies' work tables
wsrdrobes amour aglace parlor suits In silk
lie &C. TIE above all made by the best French work
men and 'sned In every particular Terms made
Al he sale The furniture he examined any prevou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

IJANrSOME FuRNITuRE-REED A COLE WILL
Ill -ell thursday at 10 O'Clock No $40 Fulton
Brooklyn. the entire furniture Of three story house
msh0gany paror furniture enzmeed marble
chamber pier glass Brussels carpet dressing buresns
bookcase silver plated ware paintings cooxng stove kitchen
furniture, nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

EvoE SALE CHEAP-A SECOND HAND BLOwHR
Dmy ei paent ~ inches by 10 inches; In good order
ans suua0ie for FOUNDERS Also seiyard beam scale viii
Suspension name and platform suitable for pig or bar iron
weighs 5000 IDS Apply TO s. s. WARD. Al washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

M B. BUTLER AUCTIONEER-PUBIIC ADMINS
w. atsr's sale, on Friday, October "a ct lUh O'Clock,
53S Pearl street. second floor the effects OF g. NJ Torene
August yeer and John a. Lupion consisting Of furniture
and elegant assortment jewery diamond rings Plus and
Studs splendid gold and silver watches fob and guard chains
large collection of French German English books al
quantity Of valuable music gentiemeus clothing Of
perior quality also, revovers mariners compass, tools
PETER B. SWEENEY Public Administrator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

TIErRY HUME, AUCTIoNEER-I Will. SELL, on
Ill 1hursdsy October - Al 10 O'Clock, 295 East Broad
way, late resdetce Of Hartman rrempen Esq AL the urnt
lure bedding contained In said house consisting
" handsome rosewood, In broca'el pier glasses, Gothic
clock inaj sofss chairs, china, crockery glassware, tent
window blinds, kc. Sale positive. Terms cash
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
T0HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

kENNsDY Of Ro.svy ss. discovered IN 0p' K,s s Ss
sopipon pasture weete remedy tns, cures rVLhi
De has tried hundred AID never famed
except N TWO eOn Of M rsus eli w
Two bottles are warranted nursing mouth
One three bottles will the worst hnd Of pnnpes'
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bois
warranted to tSe worst canher n hs
Three to i've bottles are warranted to the worst case Of
erysiPeas .,,.,,.d n .u,s al hu,.or !, ,h.
Two bottles warranted TO running Of the ears and
-Four or ss bottles are warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will curc scsly erurtion' Of tho skin
Two bottles warranted TO cure the worst ease OF
hngworm ,.,.,.
Two three bottles are warranted 70 cure tne mo
Three to four bottles are warranted sat- rhsum
Fiye to eight bottles will the worst case Of scofu
Abeneft l. always experienced from the f,st bottte and
to o in me.
Al. N. %enSeiul medicine. day that weed
sS :Ss1g 'Is Gaor G il isss a.S.
hgHo has to 'aIt There ere IRE no rs Dor neddsa oyeS
hsssspS batiiss Of it n vicinity Of boston know the Of
sst cures ever doe in Massachusetts it to children
gear old old people of sixty have seen posr puny ~gray
perfect of health by sne bottle
To who s"hject to ci headache ore bottle WIN
Some who have taken have been cSsve Tor Ys ana nave
been where ss soay OF n
will very singular eei ss but you mus, not pe
they always disappear IN from four days 70 week
There s result from the contrary when thst
feeling gone you viii feel yourself IKE person lheard
Of the most e1avassnt encourns OF that ever mac
listened TO. - =. , .
Roxbury, Mass. Phoe FL.
Wholesale Agents for New York. c. v. 0iCKENERG Co,
No 81 Barcisy:st CHARLES H. RING, No ls2 BIosdyAy
A B. a d. SANDS, No 14l WRHam-st MARSH, ORVIS
Co No i5O Greenwich-st; BOYD PAUL, Chamberss. /
wELLs& Co No l5 Franlln-;. MeKESsoN HnsgiNs
RIsLEY wanens BARNES PARE, No 3o4 Brosdw.yi
yn retail by all respectable Druggists ta,cusa
out the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
FREDERICK HECKER IN THE FIELD
FOR FREMONT. .-

The Sdats Demokyat o. this city Announces the ad-
hcsion Of this eloquent and Distinguished apostle 3
Freedom to the Of the Republican party blsee
the downfall Of Liberty in Germany and the enthne
astc reception which rendered him on his lsndn8
in this city, he has abandoned political hfs, sal has
devoted himself entirely to the Improvement Of bio
farm il Mascoutah, little township in Illinois, some
twenty five miles southeast Of st Louis. At Rrs-
uort ratification me- eing held in that place on the 18th
Of June, although suffering from fever, be made sr.
ring speech in which he igmatized the supremacy d
Slavery in this country a. still more dangerous naA
that Of the Itocrscy in Europe, gave grsphie -.
scrpton Of the bloody outrases IN Karsas, declared
that the Know Nothing party Of the North ~ss bus
pban,om-ihst the real Know Nothing party souid
exist only in the South, and exhorted all liberty loving
Germans to unite in the support Of Fremont ln ne
cou.se of his speech, he raised his audience 70 the
enthusiasm Of the Revolutionary times Of Forty eight
and he could leave them only by promising to speak
again and more fully
Olshuusen the leader Of the Progress party in Hoa'
stein, and Bau,bofer, is leader in Hesse, have aso
renewed their old battle against desPotism on sns
stump for the Republican Hmnses--OhhAasea n
Iowa. and the MIburg professor in Wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
A ROLAND FOR MIR. BROOKSS OLIVER

70 TIE Editor ef 71s ~ y. Tribune
SIR: very much desire to obtain your counsel and
advice on matter of the most critical Importance TO
myself and many of my best and most esteemed friends,
who sre At this mement, equally with me ia political
qusLdsry.
We want to ask you how we shall vote, under the
following circumstances:
We were, originally, all Fremont men. We went
as the saying is, "Fr mont mp to the hub, and con-
tpsej sfeadkast in tina. farh until we read, with
mingled feelings Of horror and disgust, in !he Ner.
York Express, ubot Mr.. Fremont was, or is, or had
been, night, could sboud, or would be, Catholic
-ot course our support OF Mr. Fremont ceased imme
Cia.ely Cd this announcement. How could Ne, ss
coLsir' ebt Christians, undertake 10 advanne the claims
of sn iDs vdus who might, perhaps, differ from Ouf-
selves in feeling onc opinion Are We worse than the
HiDdoos Of ln6is, who as is we'll known W II not tole-
rst persors Of different faith Are we than
tbe pairi of the Canniba lizards whs consistently
eat up ever, body sho does not a.Tee Vi:h them!
Why, Sir there is bird in Australia which Will not
permit any other description Of feathered biptd TO
come within nile of h,m, al that bird is called
"aueh e iacksss" Am I Of l.ss scco1nt than .
laughing jsckGs! could not vote for Mr.. Fremont
win be suspicion % Catholicism upon him, and I,
tb r. FORE had TO fell back on one Of the other two
Candidates.
Mr.. Buchanan was, Of course out of the question-
l cont want-Iny friends don't want to 90 to war
with foreign powers without rhyme reason, merely
tn disp0e the snHui Of respectable old batcheIof.
We did not want to give mp Mr.. Pierce only to take
up still mi re aged hack nom the same Stable.
We resolved TO 90 ir heartily for Mr.. Fillmore. We
did 70
We persstfptly sustained him for two long weeks.
We argued about him, and fought about hin-and
grew RED IN the face IN bis favor. ..
Our old frie sds in the Fremont caue have repeat,
edy asked Us: "Why we took up for Fillmore :,
sbd: What we expected him TO do for the country
and; Had be ever cone anything for the ceuatTy
emo: "Wbetb.r ~e tho Nght be could restore peac1 ~
the country 2" with other equally absurd and lmpe..
Ne nt questiors. Our invansble answer We, a%
proud 10 ray, ave don't know anything 90 .nyss suo,
"jects; we only know thai be u not q Ca'aonc' ana
4" We lie Cd TO vote for him -, ~
Alas bow hos our confidence been abused! How
has our faith been shaken--ray, saa"efed INTO
million itvmsl
Sir have Just como into possefsion OF rHRILtiSG
yAcrl Ih.ys JUS. iesret an item OF news, which
feel perso aJed win sg,s.e ih' county 70 'ts very
e,n,er fox the next I'VE osys, sod scascer dismay
Apona tie whole Bross Pa';y:
In he ssasrD p0: q tbs rae Ae'e sses 40 eyed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

A SwISpLER-A man FALLING himself Louis Schles
singer il proving about the country representing him.
self to merchants as an agent Of the herrmsck Print
Works Of Lowell, MSS, says his father is the Pres
dent Of that Company, and that Mr.. Bowen Of the
house of Bowen, McNamce e. Co New.York, is his
brother n.Iaw. He is gulling the merchants where
ever he can by appointing them agents for the sale Of
I" Remnants Of Prints" and when once done, and
occurred their confidence offers then article Of bis
own" in the shape of Gutta Percha Pen; price 81
per gross not worth cent, except to make into canes
for the chvslry Of Congress. Look out for the swind
Ter, as he Is dong extensive business. Western
papers will the public by exposing the rascal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

vora N called Bridget O'roo's. you nsy wppose
fiom Der psme tbaS che =, y Bastv1y q os.esee .
French Prot. sent. But s.ch = me- ~ eases ~
DsrSg seven weeks and three dsy,, VIZ -
Fillnosr, the psierua psrept OF the sssens an11
iwbo was rewaIks'Ay & e fnfant, vrn Smsc eanl
Vas biDg III Of . fever, Bridget o roo,e, an h,se
CGAc,e IN the capacity of vet Durse 70 The ftnnee
family, ssokLid M.ilard Flirorsl Bot ths y noe y.
Marx the terrible rssu, which bss been announces %
NE n The M ut sosemn manner by An tnoWfduAi nse
in the cop6acrce Of the o rulc family:
Until the age Of three foar ye.rs fcsg sncr the
boy Mlard bad discontinued diaper, kft on long
cotbes and sbsI doned petiicoas vr the moro mAscs
Ese appenoase Of papteloons, tha. boy bed most sg-
tifcsnt habi.s exhibiting, In . very repulsive form,
the principles which be had imbibed With that Catho
lie milk.
F,rs.ly.-He would sit At times, though ysmiBst-
ing in perfecs silepce, passing through his esgon, ~
noneD'sry jerks, bite OF stnne, oeske1cmel, o. ny
grasp Wbst did this what dei ger oid the poe-
tepoi That in mb,bing the lscteal coanshnens ms.
nj.hed at the inAums Of Bridget O'Tootc, he hso
contracted the habit Of cOun'ing Deansf NoSnmx
could possibly be more Catholic.
SoconHy-He pever felt sensafson OF pam OF od
hunger or Of thirst, that he cid NOT ,asAn1y 1osIs
niea,e to his parents What was ton out no
bsht Of Co.tessi0. according to the pIloap .. ssS
Romih ChuIcL! aso due 10 the infuence exercises
upon BIN by the milk Of Bti6gsti!!
NV informant further states as bypothcescat ous
highly probable, that the rame Bridget y rose, en-
Irsh Catholic, may have sp~iakd TIE face OF the IN
fart Filimoiei Hofr,bie susgesicn!
1Inc.r thIse circumstances wbst arc wc 70 dol i
,rnpose we N ust vote for somebvdy We cannot eos.
.c,a.tiousl, vote for Mr.. Buchsnan-on the coors.y,
we would zee him hareed first. Mr.. James Brooks 70.
hards or do thing equally DIRE aafu, with Ctso-
lie ,rits,-end uow We have the astounding r"vessoSa
ab6y. IN. psou.d in regard to Mr. Fillmore, the :oey
:, msippe candidate Pray, et us have your sdvice.
Can we not have somebody else nomnsses vno hss
'V,'s ,o,s YONkERS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18


a xhAL hOUrE, connecting tho Atlantic citles with
Wo'i tsoo western and Solth.w States, By
so Ss. s dee. rbs Rsad also ., ,Pii,sysb
Cleveland snd sannsky ,h .,..,. a. al, ,,,,. on
te Northwestern Lases aaaki1s s No., a., nd
reliable by WoScA rRrICliT a., T. =. .nJ
fcsn The Great Wost Wa " ''i"NNe' ~ '
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA A ana pIr,rauupou
Fnsr oL.,s Shoes. Dry Goods, lin 90. -, ,oo
Rpco.p OtAss-Books and S,stionery Dry !
0oods lin beiesJ Hardware, Leather }7sc ~, 40 m
Wool, Gc..................s .'........1
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