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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03

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Mr. Bnthauan's Letter. Of Accept |
tnce.
Z LAkcAsrER, jane ] s, 1856. !
Sin: The National Convention
Of the Democratic party, which as
sembled st Cincinnati, on The first.
Monday IN June, unanimously nomi-
mated you IS d candidate for the Of
|fceof President Of TIE United States.
We have been directed By the Con-
yentiop to convey you this intelli-
|gence, and to request you, IN their
name, to accept the nomination for
the exalted trust which the Chief
Magistracy Of the Union imposes.
The Convention, founding their
action upon the time-honored princi-
| PIES Of the Democratic party, have
announced their views in relation to
the chief. questions which engage
1.-THE public mind; and, while adhering
to the truths Of the past, have man.
ifested the policy Of the present 10 q
series Of resolutions, to which We in
woke your attention.
The Convention feel assured, 10
rendering to you this signal proof
Of the respect and esteem of your
countrymen, that they truly reflect
the opinion which the people Of the
United States entertain Of your emf.
nent character and distinguished
public Services. They cherish a
profound conviction that your eleva
tionto the FIRST officein the Repub
lie, will give moral guarantee. tc
the country, that the true princi
lples of the Constitution. will be as
lserted and maintained; that the pub,
lilo tranquility will be established
THAT the tumults Of faction will BIZ
|stilled; that our domestic industry
Twill flourish; that our foreign affairs
will be conducted with such wisdom
land firmness as to assure the prosper
Iity-of the people at home, while thu
Interests and honor of our country
are wisely bat in1exibly maintained
in our intercourse with other nations
and, especially, that your public ex
1perience and the confidence Of you
conntrymen, will enable you to Civ,
effeot to Democratic principles, S,
las to render indissoluble the strong
bonds Of mutual interest and nation
al glory which unite our confedera
icy and secure the prosperity Of GU
people.
/ While We offer to the country on
lsincere congratulations upon the for
tunate auspices Of the, future, W,
tender to you, personally, the assur
ances OF the respect and esteem 0
/ Your fellow citizens,
JOHN E. WARD,
/ w. A. RICHARDSON,
/ HARRY HIBBARD,
/ W. B. LAWRENCE,
! A. G. Brown,
JNo. L. MANNING,
JOHN FORSYTH,
!; W. PRESTON,
j. RANDOLPH TUCKER,
HoR RATIO SEYMOUR.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03

An alderman in Pittsburg late
" united in the bands of matIi-
mony couple whose united ages
amount to one hundred and sixteen.
The unfortunate bridegroom was ~
years Of age.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03

The N. Y. Commercial, an old and
able old line Wing journal, has haul
ed down Mr.. Fillmore's name, because
10 his letter Of acceptance be ignores
the existence Of the Wing party
and ayows himself Know Nothing
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03

The Black Republican rallying cry
is, ''free labor, free speech, free land,
and Fremont" to secure which
they claim free right to abuse, SLAM
der and lie upon the friends Of
Buchanan, as well as to steal from the
South.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03

Senator Hamlin of Maine, has
withdrawn from the Democratic party
and Joined the Black Republicans.
The platform in favor of slavery was
too strong for him. There is no room
in the party for aboli tionists, and be
does right to quit.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03

A CHANGE OF FoRTUNE.-A New
York merchant, who at one time
had capital Of 100000 invested
in business, nov sweeps out one Of
the station hohses for the privilege
of sleeping there nightly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03

The Wheeling (Va.) Latelhgencsr,
the leading Wing paper in Western
Virginia, supports Buchanan to de-
feat Black Republicanism.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03
PROF. O. J. WOODS
Hair Restorative
FOR PRODUCING HAIR
ON BAL D III E A Dis!
AND RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To the llrioinal CnIar.

WIS astonishing and unequalled Prcpara-
Il ton has never failed to produce growth
on Bald Heads, when used according to the
directions. and turn Hair black to its original
color, after having become gray, and reinstate
it in all its original health lustre, softness and
beauty. Itremoves at once all scurf, dandruf.
and unpleasant itching, scrofula, eruptions
and feverish heat from the scalp. 1t also pre-
vents be hair from becoming unhealthy and
falling IF, and hence acts as perfect
HAIR INVIGORAT0R AND TONIC.
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Weannex few certificates to cOrrObOrats

-
We annex a few certificates to couoborsts
our assertions:
eral years been becoming permanently gray, ac-
companied by barshness which rendered the
constant application Of oil necessary in dress,
ing it. When l commenced using your Hair
Restorative, about two months ago, it was p
that condition; and having continued its use till
within the last three weeks, it has turned 60
its natural color, and assumed o lustre and
softness greatly to be preferred TO those pro-
duced by the application of oils or eny other
preparation have used regard it as an in
idispensable article for every .lady's toilet,
lwhethSS to be used as q Hair Restorative. or
for the simple purpose Of dressing or beau
Itifying the hair. You have permission to
refer to me all who entertain any doubt Of its
performing all that is claimed for it.
MRS.C. SYMONDS, IA Third street.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 10th. 1854.
SAINT LOUIS, March 7th, IS55.-Prof.
Woods: Ny hair commenced falling Of
some three or four years since, and continued
to do so until becamequits bald. | tried ell
the popular medicines of the day, but 10 TO
effect. At lastI was induced 10 Try your cell
ebrated Hair Restorative, and en- happy TO
say it is doing wonders. / have now fine
growth of fine young hair, and cheerfully
recommend its use to all similarly afflicted.
A. G.. WILLIAMSON, 1873 Second-st.
LoeASsPoRT, Ind, June 30th, 1885,
Messrs. Oh. Wood & Co.--Gents, yours OF
the 18th inst, came duly to hand, iDclosed
please find S36, it being the amount OF Hair
Restorative. have sold it ali. Ii you choose
you may send me six dozen bottles Hair Re
storative, think ! can sell ii. 1t has done
miracles in this place, / sold one man ore
dollar bottles, it fetched new hair cut all oves
his head. Yours Respectfully.
ST. LOUIS. Juue %, 1858.
Prof Wood: As you are about to prepare
and vend your recently discovered Hair Re
storatiye, and as youreguest my opinion OF 1t,
l will state that my hair was "a few months
ago..very gray, and after using two bottles Of
your Hair Restorative, il assumed its original
color, and since its application all dandruf has
disappeared from my head, and ! have been
troubled with no disagreeable itching Of the
scalp. am satisfied those who use it will not .
'egret it; as it gives the hair the appearance OF
having been recently oiled. I am prepared.
therefore,, TO recommend it, use 20 all who are
lesirous Of having beautiful head . hair.
an, sir. yours. &C.,
FL. L. STEWART
Or Prepared and sold at IA Market street
etweep Fourth and Fifth ST., st. Louis, Mo-.
nd BIG Broadway, New York.
A very liberal discount made to wholesale
urchasers.
OF For sale in Nashville, wholesale and
,tail by Ewin g. Brother, and all the drug
sts throughout the counryf
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental San
i've Liniment and Vegetable Magic Lifo
Ills, warranted better than any other ormon-
; in all orders refunded.
N. B. We now put up the Restorative both
ith OF without sediment. and think for re-
oring color. that with sediment should DO
ed In preference. lFeb. 81, 1856.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03
Thursday Morning, July g.. 1856
NatloHill Dsulotratit Girket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAM Els BUCHANA N,
= OF PENNSYLVANIA
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
Democratic Electoral Ticket,

ron THE sTfTB At LARGE.
WILLIAM II. Polk, of sMaury.
IsHAM q. HARRIS. of Shelby.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-03
FoR. THE DISTRICTS,

FoR. THE MsTRICTs,
No. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins.
No. FLAMES w. McHEsRY, of Overton.
No. I'D. u. KEY, of Hamilton.
No. 4--E. l.. GARDESHIRE, of White.
No. 5--B. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford,
No. 6S-JAMEs II. THOMAS, of Maury.
No. So. g. PoINDExTER, Of Montgomery.
No. 81. ID. @. ATKINS, of Henry.
No. I0--D. NJ. CURRIN, Of Shelby.
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Free Of Postage in Lincoln County
N. O. WALLACE. Editor.

0FFfoE--At tie same OH Stand: Sigaef The
"0bserver Printing Qgiee."
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FaYEFTEVfLLE.. TENN:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20

DOR LIvERPoOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Capt j. j. Comsiock viii depart with the
Unen States Europe positively Saturday, Aug
50 at " NJ nom her berth OF Canal street
NotceIhe steamers of this ine have water tight compar
mens and TO avoid danger from will cross the Banks
north or42 degrees until after the LIST Of August
fof freight or passage having upequaled accommodaon
for elegance and comfort applyto
EDWARD K COLLINS, IS Wall street
passengers are requested board IT II o'clock A. NJ
letters must pass through the Post ONCE; any others
The steamship Ericsson win succeed the Baltic and sail
Saturday, Sept 49,
NOTES.-The rate OF freight Liverpool TO New York Is
reduced to fou pounds per measuremen until further
notice.
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HAVANA SIG ARs.-AII Tue FAvonITE BRANDS
" ior sale by ue l00er COO 10 per market
ffites role importer OF uEi0n Club brands
~ u. ROGERS, lCi Masdea Lane second 1oor
GEGsRs-oF VARIOUS BRANDS AND QUALITIES
~ ny beow market racs also 100 superior family
oap ~ % pr cent less han manufacturers prices Cash
Nats maze " seRMs 81 HayanA dOmes ie and Gefrnan
PapWee'mc y, CHEEKS, " Brnadwsy
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CP0RyTNG.-FoR SAFE, WHITE AND LIVER
~ cooreA setter dog thoroughly broke BY Sanford
~ New Jersey win be sold NV the has no further
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SUMMER ItEsORTs.

I AXE GEoRGE-PARTrEs DESTROYS or VISITING
this watering place informed that they by taking
the Hudson Railroad Express ga NJ arrive Al sars1p~S
r. w., rest one horleave saratogs by sccomnoia
W h,don Railroad Express arrives AT n r. Passengers
from montreal via Lake Champsn leave whitehall nj A.
" and r. M arrive at the Lake At gI. A. NJ and r. NJ
Stages always IN readaess al Moreau station twenty eight
miles from Saratoga and fourteen miles from the Iakc
carry passengers TO Lake George The Fort william Henry
9th October.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITBD STATES
mail steamers The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC, Can't Oliver EldrdQ0.

mail Gteamers.-The ships Comprising his line are
The ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldridge.
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstock
The ADRIATIC, Capt James West
These ers having been built by a. expressly
asrS.ce every has been taken in The con-
struction also In their engines 70 insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers arc uns
Qualed for elegance and comfort.
Price passage frsm New York 70 Liverpool In first cabin
$780, In second do, 6 Exclusive use OF extra sse state
rooms S026 From Liverpool 70 New York 50 and ~
An experienced attached 70 each ahp 10 Dcr@s
be secured until paid for The ships Of n hne nave nm
win not The Banks Of AZ degrees until Aar IL II
81 ~
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SPORTING.

CAILBOAT TOR SALE OR TO MATCH.-THE QUICK.
~ step, n feet long, aud 10 feet beam months DID,
with sails, RIGGING, &c, all complete In first order w
cold as The owner isaboui leaving New she
Fish Morton or she will be matched agans any boa,
her length noai amount time and place agreed when
q match i made. Apply 10 HATHAWAY BRO, q Coen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS GENTS PINS % TO s2l
" rings 70 10 500 earrings Is 10 SIS studs sleeve buttons
crosses bracelets &c They are equal In brancy and AZ
peafance 10 the real diamond Call and
H.. j. JACORS Rroadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20

HoMpoDTIoN AND GOLD CHI AIMS, VEST CHAINS
chaeaines fob audguard chains warranted change
color iansh, the money refunded price "a 10 a.
j., NJ. JACOBS, A7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20
EuGENE b; FRANKLIN, AUGTIoE H.. FRANK

Ing a. 1913 at sales room IS Nassau street. near Fulton
Positive sale OF splendid French plate mirrors, oil paintings
engravngs secondhand furniture carpets silver plated
gallery fancy goods &C. &c Also sale OF superior cabinet
made stock Of furniture by order OF assignee. See other
yeuIsements.
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HOTELS

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A NGLO-ANERICAN HOTEL, HAMILTON, CANADA
"A Wes-Ths and elegant hotethe largest W Canada
the head Of Lake Ontario and forty three miles fro
ais the Western Railroad for tAe
reception Of travellers whose patronage he proprietor
specially socs Splendid steamers leave daily through -
entire lAke 10 Montreal CHAs 3. COLEMAN,
late OF the Troy House. Troy n. r., Proprietor
. r A PIERRE HOUSE, 90 AND ss1 BaoApwAY.-rHE
~ has the pleasure Of announcing that be has
the valuable services Of Mr. j. Forenoon, late Of the New
general superintendent The permanent aud
YORK o-k VI Inc nIsr Of the pleas ATTEST first class
travelling public win lind tins A~fe eams
hotels IN New York Elegant suits or S--.--.-
board at from &2 TO go per week transient 81
day. Breakfast from 70 TO- lunch ai I. dinner At g.
H.R.FOOTR
NIURRAY's HOTEL, NARROwsBURG, SULLIVAN
M county New hotel situated on the banks q
the Delaware river and New York and Erie Railroad
miles from New York where all the trains stop. Families
wishing spend short time the country lind
pleasant and healthy location than take a trip the
iains OF sullivan county Fine trout fishing and cunning In The
vicinity. For particulars address A. II. RUSSELL
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COAL.

ct TX PER ToN.-BEsT PEACH ORCHARD Ea1
Sf. and stove coal wiz be delivered free OF carriage
NJ the above low price BANLEY A BRO, - Oak street
IN BAH orders through post will receive immediate
ienton
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MORNING LINE ron .roar. MoxNoUrn, wa

WI InUn. The tttamfr EAULk, Capt. TT IT bishop,
leaves foot OF Murray street. morning Saturday
AID sunday for e above places at o'clock returning
the city nj about r. NJ. leaving New York Saturday
II. ". Passengers for keypor aud Mddleown Point VIII
always find the dock Union for their special
comnsdaiion To those DESTROYS OF spending few
the country and Of enjoying pleasant sail this the
best opportunities that be offered Fare Port
Monmouth n CENTS.
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ouGmTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE

M DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
" .o elegant household nrn French plate pier and
mirrors. Ac, this day, Wednesday at lDs O'Clock.
Centre street, Two secretaries and bookcases
centre and tables dressing bureaus enson tables
paintings brussels and tapestry carpets china crockery &c
Ac. JennmRs JE, Attorney for Mortgage Also BY vr
of judgment, large medium furn
ure. hfy bedsteads dozen mahogany chairs Ac
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CARAToGA, MoNTREAIs LEBANON SPRINGS Avn
- TIE WEST.
rrw yosx AR HARLvs RAusoAp.

Fare reduccd-Io Albany, VI 30 Saratoga, al
- Two daily express trains.
t0 A. M express leaves White and
connecting Albany II rs A. NJ with the Central Railroad
Tor the West and with the Albany and Northern Railroad
III - TOT ssraogA where passengers arrive al LAS r. ~,
aud thence 70 Montreal and II Chatham -Four Corners wnh
me western RAILROAD for Lebanon Springs where passengers
$40 n, mai train, stopping ali stations and arriving
In time for the Central Railroad.
n, express for Albany connecting with the Central
karoad cypress train for the West At r. NJ and with he
Saratoga train 81 A. NJ, the morning.
All the above trains stages TO-
Lake MAhopae
- Rprur-Tra
eN A. NJ express train Albany for View York with
ont change Of cars e wrvd Of the express per
Central Railroad.
qI5A NJ, mad train. stopping Al al stations
Bop. NJ express train, leaving Albany The arrival
the go r. ~ Of the Central Railroad the
arrival Of The Albany and Ecrthern Railroad frous
saraloea
Areusr isx W. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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RlCoRD's PRAcIIcr.-DR O. 2 HAMMoND. APupI
and the only regular physician whose credentials experience
and success beyond question the practice OF this
caly. All diseases OF the genio system
how complicated cured at once eacualy and without dan.
10 the constitution Of his rooms SIG Broadway Opposite
The So Nicholas. Treatment also By letter Ton sutalons-
Francais 9. ID. HAMMOND, NJ ID.
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the trains WIN ieav. Chambers street station follows
Express A. NJ and T. NJ mail "A. M through train,
I'm; emigrnn Up NJ; for Poughkeepse A. N. and p
M for sing sing 1880 NJ aud les r. M hs train leaves
every Friday evening at III r. NJ for Hudson ~ r. NJ for
peesskll tand $40 The roughkeepsie, sing sing and
Peeksk trains stop 1T the stations Passengers
Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty 6s, streets Trains
for New York leave Troy at sb SIS and 1913 A. NJ aud -
n, and Kssi Albany ~ $50 and Ills A. NJ and r. NJ
A.. ". SMITH
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W 5. MELLoR. AucrIoNEER. wuL sELI.

and 10 Park oppose As'or House choice and desr
able Of substantial made cabinet farnitnre
pianoories French plat pier and msnte mirrors. 81
pantings olorGs silver plated ware. &c. Among The
eOok OF calinei fufnit,s will be found solid rose
wood uaror sEites Of cabinet furniture covered
three eolorcd bf.eate aud plush richly carrel
rosewood marble top centre and pier tables
beaues wardrobea, bookcases, lined with satin God
boards work tables hst sia,s, Gothic aud Eyabefhan
style of chairs, adaped for has and libraries Also
reilly carved oak chant furniture, marble
cost s216 oak dining fururc suites. covered N
figured with brass buttons oak lounge tete atees
eaay and votare chas rockers ten richly decorated
mea chamber suites, complete, via marble mahogany
and wood chamber furniture s1e 10 mstch together
with variety OF plain fnufe, whh which the safe will
commence. Catalogues saued mefnng Of sale Goods
can be packed on the premises for shpung.
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III OTEL FURNITURE, &C. &c-SAMUEL 0SG00D a
IL CO., auconeers will SELL by order OF the assignee
Monday, August IS and succeeding days. till the whole said,
the fuTntu OF the Plymouth House ormery the City HOTEL
corner Of Broad and Howard street There are liz bed
rooms with parlors saloons &c. all OF which well fur
nshed and the furniture In good order Also very
rosewood panoortes and hundred French plate
mirrors frames; very oil paintings aud
and large quantity Of table and bed linen Catalogues will
be ready The oce OF the suconeers 81 Nassau
Saturday morning previous TO the sale Conditions OF the
saea ash in bank liable moaey and deposits viii be required
from all purchasers.
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JVM DUMoNT, AUCrIoNEER. CONDEMNED STORES
w q auction on Thursday Aug. ~, AZ isococs at the
Navy Yard, brooklyn, viz - our, beef PORK rice,
cone, tea beans, bread, cheese cloth aud clothing
small stores, kc.
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ANTHOLOGY.

(NLAIRvOyANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR. NO. 10 SPRING
" street. few doors west OF Broadway the ceebr.a
medical and business cairvoyan America All diseases
discovered and cured curable the and Whereabouts
absent friends made known; unerring advice business
and charge unless satisfied.
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(NLAIRvoYANCE-T To THE sICK-MRS. HAYES,
~ clarvoyani physician, no Grand street, New York
Every and child afflicted should consult MIRA
HAYES MISTER what the disease Of how long Sand
Ing Cures made daily Mrs Hayes clairvoyani prescrp
ons when all ohers fail Eleciricty alminLs.esed
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THE MILITARY.

VETERANS OF lsl2-IN CONSEQUENCE or THE
storm last evening the will this "wednesday
evening August -, at TX O'Clock g. Lspenard
business OF importance Every member requested be
present. BY order, ii. RAYMOND, Co nrl
WV. TAYLOR, Adjutant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20

E'oR SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS,
~ Ocean House, Silver Point and Ocean P0rt-rhe light
draurht steamer JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Capt. John
den viii leave from foot Of Jay street. North river
above, August Is, at l.. 10Th at AZ T.. M 9th ct m,
returning early he next morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-A NJ. CRISTALAR, AUG
IA uooneer win SELL on Thursday, Aug. q. at 10Y O'clock
65 Rvngon street. large stock of wines brandies and
sordals belonging 70 the late Joseph Nathan ESD wine mer
chant-conssing of old port sherry and Madeira wines Oard
brandy Jamaica and Holland GIN Nathans celebrate
royal punch and Of syrups and coras
in bottles demohns and casks together with the fixtures
empty casks kettles tunnels and Office furniture
Aso-tbe household and kitchen furniture By order Of
X. Ii. DE BARE Administrator.
Also-receets for making cordials and royal punch.
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI
NJ ,ure-Ths "Wednesday morning at ion o'clock, =
the elegant sasrooms Az broadway below Grand street
yb very elegant paror suites, bookcases eegeres,
stands bureaus bes,cads washstands hllstands
tables extension dining do sofas chairs rockers Turkish
easy chairs &C. The sale positive advances and wei
worthy the notice Of buyers Boxing &c the premises
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- Friend certain In the world for certain ds
eases before all other remedies FOR those dsease
cd without mercury and requires no dieting for the
eurs IA well known as the only remedy that cicars ne
5resse from the blood and secures against secondarv
In all ne there Il other han his va
viii his out BY dear experience h try other
sight cured IN one day Dr. Ward himself had more
exncrior ade than other In N.,
perfect cure wsrraned unfortunaies Friend 81, one.
canal street, corner N Broadway ~0e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20

EUK HALh-A WELD LOCATED uLAs MANUFAC.
turing establishment consisting OF ten acres OF land fur
naee buildings natening house, ciuDg and packing
c and ca rooms dy house store and sorehonse machine
shop with wster powef blacksmith shop, and twelve
dwellings, all III perfect order The above mentioned pro
perry we'll located any The United States with sand
line. wo1d. &C., and the premises and has sool
hone markct has paid over thirty per cent IN capital for
Ttae past Reason fnr selling death Of OF the
ncrs ~ particulars, p1uirs q T. REDrfELp, u Water