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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-28

NASHVILLE. Tenn,
TVAgYea r,sumod he y-aetcs q he fas. "a dsSsss
III mssf szuia.ssy - ~ asiss q b. Rfa'ssssen
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Ladies' Fine shoes.
Envd CT go ET.i

Ast % 90 SUI tor ssie = very nuc as ftnle ~ Of
a. ls.'rs Listnr tiHiisr sgi,h sad si.hogt bee .
J. Do l,Hr d 90.
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faF nv u
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHTs
FROM NEEE YORK TO CHARLESTON.
MiGREERY 3 hook,
Cotton Factors,
r7r-pyrerrc-y avn T74p II . r,yeycS sgrp~yy ~.s

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
-RzO ysN'S WHARF,
Ch&rlcstoH. =. g.
vETIhL promptly attend the sale Of al kinds OF PRO-
~ pTCF to The RECEIVING AND FORWARDING Of
Coos End 70 the filling Of orders ia hismerket.
TIE Steam snip Comp anies having reduced the freight 70
eight cents per loot this the cheapest and quickest
by which ship Goods to Tennessee Alabama and
Kentucky Northern Cities. All ship and forward
ing CHARGES wu follow the goods to their destination
ie11-u
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~. HosIoE Co, u Marks q.
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Straw Hats.
Carayyba Wine
GENTLE ENsS FINE SHOES,

I WILL keep constauuy am, supply Of Dry spa
hing Wines, wi oh will furnish The trade at CincInI
price, freights ad4ed. [api B 4. A. MCCALL
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Furniture and Csrri'aes eeycl asfr tra stiialss
not enumerated; 49,. c. eats e a -. oih-r
Chemicals, Vi be ttaE - n f-ffaa Ne-..l, bet AZ
douse First Class ses, o. er Too ibs tan
The rates are the ss1as fs c es.oa and iyaunah q
Sevens "A, and al stations D. o. On Nt-fv DO. =
Ovrrchrzes whar they evi rNisf i De corrected
blythe Na-hve a1d c. atav0o-l 3.Fs and f.i hy the
Trfa~U up proper re-c 90 on h- lani Wv rns
The Roa vii nos rav io' h'i Dam &C. cr Jury 70
"ournS Of 0'yes or pacass, sL ral ppva auess
Of dtula-e eNi @
No ella N ier damages VIII he considered unless aecor "a.
MED with -et showing thr id, bren IN coed
order when delivered % me R-d Jhlrest and sa-
vaunth
10 Of short good NE Roa1 m ui-e 50 aqvs
amiratiau Il he iHe not ,gr D. fr expiration II that
tine the Road del tesinV vii t5 t. rs-d pavhui 10
CHI han b. cOnsi Ped goor t1r Tess receipts
eyhb teg "a evidence of sttrr1rt
No GO, q, viii b. delivered ,nf I'd ,h1rres paid and
receipt gwen hy he sigur-~ th. 10 age f-.
Tn A-eots OF the 81. G. T. on er heavy bonds
fh- rgmrany AID N freight hi, due 90 hr tseats indi-
vius'ig. tereiore sisht bi- ust Dr. rand ul and
cla tons ior oy charges q y.s ~. u= b. pad By
The Treasurer only. crrlale e The Agent and
thority Il the sup rnteud-nt.
mar11 M ANDERSON, Sap't-
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tEGN 'NtiN'S ANG HIHpESs
CONSI STNG Of Patent Leather French Ties, =. l. OK
y ford ar Dr. Shoes Silk opera Caters Clio Con-
gress Boots, Lasing Ties plain and tipped Calf Walking
shoes apesry Slippers just received, iue stock
30 t. Shoes and Caters cu,ng er6n- p L. Oxford
Ties aud Dress shoes for boys aud oUths
JOAN RAMAGE
gFo6 - COLLEGE street
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I AIDES IA ar Biack Kid Slippers, extra vide;
Il Heel sIpi srs, Boots n Caters
French B. inc Congress Boo's;
Nai e "a ia Be-t white Kd Slippers
Mis1es Super Nrou ed md Black KID slippers;
Hsc Roots aud Shoes 10 great vAIty.
j. opeuedby JJHN RAMAGE.
ai2B AZ College stseet.
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KENTUCKY HARVESTER.


Fls ntss esi ~ s sss fsnf - as uoefh
n ~ seas. go - ice este seFs q
A sseCns. - Naiss efscaa ta4alss 81 \. aQAioS -
ffe hrifl.as 1xfT
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WAaItE COUI..l1.
A. H. ROSCOE,

A. II. ROSCOE,
UruLf>RLE ANB RETkiL uEALEE
CRUGS, EDICIHES DYESTUFFs,
FERFUMkRY PAINTS, Oils, CLhSs,
BRUSHES WHITE LEAD, Sc,
Corner Oh EirOid and Market Sts,,
y SIINItIE. TENN.
HAVE constantly hsnd large aad well selected
Of ~. shove aiuccs together with large asoflent OF
Fao,y aruces-s OF ,hci is offered for sac tie most
AuIl dafiac terfgs.
AlUr. e U.b pounds;
Arrow Huot ltu pounds, Bermuda and FLORIDA;
Birthstone iUo 20 Inds, rthnud,
Castor o.. 2u ltii1ns,
Coppera 20 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream rtrttr, at'rcisi
tsun Cam shnr 100 p0unds
Ildiss too pruU3-, zine 10 Conmoa;
N-dI o. lu1 uuuuds, 6rst qutlty;
Saprr { trb. soda, 40 q pounds Priac;
y ilr sulphur, 5Js pounds
Alu' which is odered q. the loves, prices.
isuss A u. ROSCOE
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SIX MINUTE FREEZFRs

SIX MINUTE FREEZFRs
TISr RI t.tN i,tB rom New Yo,k, small lot Ct
- tho urri-hr 'v Pa fr RS by when gal the
h"f st.1 Hst do 81 ICE CREAsl be made in the
turrvi .ie short rpace oi mi u;es. For sale nv
un hNCWENZ y WILSON.
NAaEH COOLt AS.
w have baud good sup Of rlan and elegant
~ decorated Water Coolers. Of various and ioN
prices MACktNZtE& WILSON.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
@ - .. s


v--=.--= $3.50 go f-s-@--NE7'
MEMPHIS AND JAR aston FAfL60
TI'HE "AuAfS' t-lpEE>S 3ipaNT" have msde
Engagements With fh- sH1 'a.H1.' a. Pa lY kXrTess
Line, prrsftd Co receive and forward Freight,
Packj g c., by ss-rg-r rsTs t0 iurt vile Decatur,
ruscurbig anu interr,et ate s.cn. tre q c. aud N,
s. G E4|rrzfs IS. small pa--+g 4t re- aeci rates
80 Messengers leave Nn-lyil- a3iv 3'rlf-k A "
~ Fr-labts 70 b. CAB hy fXFrr~s uiii be c7l
" tholt extra charge Lsuiu-0l A. *. Holt, Agent.
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FREIGHT OAPRODUCE 10 CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH


SAVANNAH
an ard after this az the Arlees enumerated below.
- wiz be sen -hrodh Charleston and savannah az the
pic g+HVrd 10 each article.
Tobacco Lhls., y 100 ns.... SIC
PORK iu aos e uf is-..- 81 %
Baggug and Rope, 3 leo -... %
u. l. Ar pEBs0N, supt
iyT-n n. a G. Railroad.
Cabin Passage 60 New York
$50 90 ia:
Semi Weekly United States Mail Line.
IUE NAN AID sFLENDlD silE-8uStL SHAM
4 sHrs-
NNONVILIE, $50 tons pol. Can't. e IUDLov,
AJ.s4t STA, ~ U tols.....tFps r. AI0S,
FLORIDA. 1sH0 torr-... .Jslt. sf. e. e aOnHrLL-
AE.A&sf IA, la'H tensl..--. rpt q. r. sCHGSoH,
LskvH saVsNNtH
EVERY FEDNESDfF IND SATURDAY.
These ships smcag tss tsr-t che eoast, a1suF-
p.ss.d -I-es, acts cou9 g. 1 ir ih4r Pssssgsg
iu III hours, srd tri- ty hIHsi careful anu
polite yacrr,. Having elegant STATE roor aoroug,lations,
thsg oe-r most dssirtbis c1agr aace Del NeE lors.
Cabin passage O. Nrz York. ---. .f2o
Sterrsge passage 10 See l"rs ..-..
Agents: pADFLFOEB FtN
sAN'L l.. aif-uitt
fhlt
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FR0NCHARLLST0E AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
fOrtST EfF. u
On and after the First OF isrne.s

On and after the First OF ;une.
FIRST Cit>S
Piano Foote'S Books sRd Starouerv poa's Sd , ard =
Hats; Lqr0rs, els, &c. g. b7-t.cs Csnii Il aaeir"
Spfts furoeniiae. u bsls.s Car esinr. c. "A =
and Jas war, Cagsrs IN e4ses Cl7c.s gcnf 1iona-
Tie', C7ton CIis- Gallery, % css.s 4saftsxsss
Zoo n boxes and bss &. nrlC~, Fteii = rn3t
Trees All shrubher., Furs Gsrlrn y els, atking
6issSes AMI Locking Glass P,st-. e own - -sE)
Iyst-rs 10 cans ard Jars Sa3 =. lila tnd Hnitania
ware Teas and Spic pr zoe ps.. f.om H. Geceu-
her n Ist funa,...-.. $500 81
ana irsU 10 IIls list D-c-. h T...... .........
SfC1ND CJRS-.
Hardware. except snch isi e. = 2. grst sui Thrd
ce~s, Co9se Mls, lctEe-l, Fsrcign iisfauIs, "a r.
b.l- sud piFe F0hec"- in V.- 3. stirt f0 rois
and boxes Oi's. ia ibis. ans casks; Crresvry a1da
t Cn-enssars in crates AMI casks. Fice, No.
Plaster sheet Bras, and Copper, DIT 100 is %
TUIRD ClssS --k
Axe7- >hoyes, Spades, Sad Iroas Or arf fi1 m r'-
u-piste, AnvS vices, essEs 2 Clai..s and p. -
Manila and CFtOn CIR isEe, '1fe, h-8sF O. tiHCs,
Mrt Geari0g, Rtil-osi Whee.s al-f ,Nls q - -
Spikes AMI Sosa 10 bis, psr p ,l,...f =
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
CGAI-vsRIA. WANT E,<Ffosgn, y AC1tSON3
LAGRANGE AND uh.u ssss6S.
CPLENDID -Four Horse Coaches from Fraukirl to la
> grange, connecting lt ha- points sit1 s rtirOaa 70
Tu>Cunabisa. florence s,Ud ~ sIfgOnerY,
Ala, and 5 he rdrctl, Columbus
and Canton, Hiss.
TIE fine Four Horse Coach Iiu- it- points, an ia
lien; order making close With the Balrosa
Frfuklin, Tenn
Express Train leaves the DEPOT no --
PutaSki umd gfktou.
And % en- psces throughau. the s1utberl corGtrv.
W h,v~ splendid lines roaming, ug with The Rail-
road ~ Franklin.
Passenl FOR
Pulaski and I.ik1ou,
win leave Nashville the ocoss p Sc. Train, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accom- NOTATION LaNE
leaves Nashville daily 81 leacs p. 81, connecting at
FrnEFn with Daily -Four H'ts Coach ra Columbia.
For an Information tbropsh re, - A. apyy he Gen.
p lt,lruad Stage and uuH.ass uce So "a Cedar street.
appolfsz the Post Once.
y. B-0gnbusss sin clE or passengers 10 apy part Of
/ he civ. rrarf-r
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We daily ewing from New York, great additions
ou, s.., artie tsl 20 be 81 hUusekee
grs 80 alof Which respectfui'y obct pubic q
enu NAtKENZ.E 4 u Il.sON Ma hyIlle
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IsGE hsvt int received om Nsw srs small oi o. ne
~ stoTs atciss, p end, ADD hal AID quarter p0uad
.lagils
Alsn--saasrc snd Oval Bread sni choppinE Trays,
tOaie7 le-l.. 4c pstsul and cJmmun % uvs Pns
t.ak.H HhCakhgIE 0ftznN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
CONGREss WATER.

A CARD.-To soUTHERNvRs DRINKERS OF CON
"A gess water We are reliably informed that mineral
name Of Saratoga salts extensively imposed upon tho
public the southern and Southwestern States where per-
Consres water &c whereas Al Saratoga here
OF all kuds from Congress down 70 ditch wsfsr and The
, psss n @ e s grs: srs %s .rs
persons desne the eject Of Consres water, he effect 81
hen being entirely d9eenf from that NE genuine Ccnsrees
mss r.sSss x !sroSs sass " wssSs
the deesys snd ne tone o. ~ stomach
.Ih Sss sne Wss dssreni om dat prcssssd ~
salGe ss.Sarss ordinary vassrwhs congress
be- s s. met d !" say
a. curative. The Congress spring, well Known, 10
S"s up he reputation Of ssrsicsa, yss some hsss
senounded the name Of The spring Win hat o. ths
% ss s:s. the o. for ;S ~
Of the reputation chained by NE Ccderess spring long
series years The injury thus inflicted upon The public and
finding either injurious escs from ther ne Asy
IN future reuse the genuine COMPRESS waasr suppose
genunsnsss hat i In boz ss and bones bsarins our
the old bottles and sreediy bought up BY
hess article and selling Congress Saratoga water Say
~nd be certain that le cork branded a. Is The o.
wss.r Ca WV without ,bess words Il Il vsusless.
dangerous counterfeit Az The compounds called Saratoga
Injurious possessing even the virtues Of ne d
IN. powders Of .hops That impossible form Con.
hsms SIR humpsrsy bsv nave s 'ss mrs o
reccmbne the ingredients 70 make an article 81 eqaai
wssr On Writing us We VII send You prizes ssss
a packases and ~ ordering from us dres encoms dram
% a: n s ss , sss
s s$ss !. ssssss Que cora WHIT.
4sv SNk CO.
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1ho P1aDo.-The Greatest Improvement N
,. O. FISCHERs improved circular scale pisnoor.oi
waeroom a2o Broadway opposite broadway theatre Manu-
A.e~v Twenty eighth street Ninth New York.
The Considerably heretofore Existing be-
tween Messrs. GURNEl FREDkICkS having been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. CHARLES d. FkEDRICk5
10 his former patrons and re ads
thai removed the Photographic department. OF which
he tn coubry, 70 his large ana
elegant rooms No ts5 Broadway opposite the Metropo
Hotel The several European artists which Mr. Frercss
inaroduced from his Partisan establishment will continue TO
assist him inshe various styles Of coioIng viz oil pastel
Those who have examined their productions &C
knowledge them 70 be superior 70 those Of any other artist 10
his connection with his Paris viii enable him
Introduce Immediately their discovery In France the
the various N the
and ambroype brances of the art The daguerrean
ment win be under the supervision OF an accomplished and
scientific opera or The rooms spacious and ele
gantly arranged than any New York. and the reception
being situated the first oor obyiaes the necessity OF
ascending lofty gh. Ia the pledges
himself pictures which, for cearness, decacy OF
touch harmony co!orng shall suit every TASTE These
will be ofreycry style ana size ANA he trusts that
hose long and kindly have ext ended to him their
tronage continue to support his endeavors to maintain
ART IN its mos. refined state. ..wo.x1
FREpRIcKs PESABERr Il GERMAN, Philadelphia.
FREpRICKs Pen ALERT LEBLANC, Paris
The will be thrown open Monday evening TO invited
guess will be lit during the rest Of the the
reception OF the public.
AUGUST 10, 1856 Il
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1858.


curs waving against her cheek. and irresistible
drew her he that extended toward. her,
S ss T ns 1sd his &:
voice in her ear A. the beautiful lips met hers
Mine in the Toys Of heaven or the flames Of hell alike Is
Through he mist gathered over binding eyes the
s saw The figure Of her mother SIN snesns on me sno
Tss s ss aT herself ii,
next The wondrous looked into hers, and all over
gesm deoniac Triumph lifted over The sorosa
on wh ss ss and s her IN ss aladdin
fingered 70 Longer BY, covered his eyes with his snowy
King of the burning Lake, receive - cried Aladdin,
IN clear ringing voice. that sounded like the kne Of doom
there rushing below her and
es'hed and boiled in iury~then wave AFTER wave
I e a aa s No
And the lurld s1y stopped downward the
on between The black waters and the flaming clouds she was
She woke with shudder and groan. death like feeling
q brain and heart alike and her pulse beat
look OF evident concern.
s down beside sarah said the lady family Il have
Holding that whersd hand fast n hers as If she would link
ia,on ~.'' sA' 'o A'' '''' anu = n'''p's-
he m ne % IN
Ram seemed to fail.
She took last look At the pictured face that smiled mock
the wheI ed cheek OF her last friend aud turned
TO the wax TO die.
you will keep your OATH SARAH" she said family.
May the God of fathers desert me II fail ~ the
solemn answer.
better thus" said the world weary woman, with
heavy sigh. " But comfort my poor father"
solemn silence was in the room And while Zion,
:saa: ne Charge Re :on " On ne
v1f
family paper for which nearly all the prominent writer's
In the contribute The continuation of the story
he found in that paper which IL ready and be OBJ
tanned at all the news dpos throughout the city and country
Ask
viii ge, the story II you have read copy OF the Led
yet have missed great treat The Hebrews Curse
Is certainly beautiful story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

COHEFess OF FNshIOH-OptIsHY OF the seq
sion-1he trade and the ladies' notified to at
wLDES extensive millinery warehouse, Nos - and = John
street on TUESDAY the 96 star to inspect the most superb
Nall pattern konnes fresh from Paris, offered the
fashionable world in this city See advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

II avorite dream OF philosophy for centuries 10 dis
amid the vast OF natures mysteries, vazng
ged with the wonderful power Of restoring the ant
NAL fast might be exhausted by time aud labor
md Of maintaining the body In perpetual health and exist
Modern wisdom has conented Itself with the hope
discover Of espeng disease aud thus Of proonsng
the latest moment consistent with mortal structure
hope until the discovery OF the subtle properties Of the
srndecompounded principle In chemistry now known
todine seemed likely be realized; and them
iodine violently resisted every effort q ar, TO render solu
BILE, that almost threw such learned men Gay Lussac,
Sir W. Davy and Desormes into despair Given In
solution with water iodine found 70 penetrate and mnge
blood like lightning the minutest
% enter ne liver . operate IKE magic upon the heart and
producing vigorous health Iodine water Thus be-
the remedy. II only broke up bilious fever
1ke magic expelled and ague by charm drove
out all affections Of the bones the nerves and the flesh but
thoroughly eradcsted croula itself Of s hydra
heAded Of In fact the genuine iodine
water prepared BY DR. Henry Anders miraculous IN s
efects be had, wholesale and retail, Of
AkDERs F0SDICK, No. second avenue and e62 Broad.
WY as well ~ Of all respectable druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

Hose Cold, Hay Fever.--Jonas vvhsteou,p,,s
remedy for asthma rose cold, hay fever &C. win AWAY,
Immediate relief and generally cure the above nsusd
distressing complaints For sale By O. w. RING ana Hedge
nap CaIk aRd py " npggSh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23

CHoIcE POETRY
DoRITHEA.
BY ALICE CARY.

Through half her life she has walk ed alone
The shadow OF hope ia her great deep ey es-
On what IL best in her the light never shone,
So mostly in dark things her spirit Ia wise.
See the color Of dust where the bright young rose
Budded and bloomed Ia the days gone by;
For somehow-how but the good God knows
she sinned, and began from that hour to die.
To pity and love her there now are none,
OF the many she meets but the few have smiled,
Yet all The crime she has ever done
Is against her own soui-poor, poor child
The spot in her cheek is the fire OF shame;
IT'S a rough hard ad that her feet have come
Speak To her soft in her Saviour's name
Show her he way to her Fathers home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
FIVE ARTS.
A MBRoTYPEs

A MBRoTYPES
There valid reasons why the Ambrotype
should De preferred by those requiring an
immediate and inexpensive picture: First.
they possess the merit OF being impershable.
the eye from the expression OF vacuity some
times witnessed in other ic lures.
Third, they are exluisitey dc
hcate In deiineation and tone. The
substance upon which they are taken
V polished plate glass, and the sur
face thus presented 10 the atmosphere
Is not susceptible Of influence
from y. The glass being transpa-
J. rent, the single pic ture is uansiorna-
BILE into two, giving different views Of the face,
leaving the other an exquisite mezzotnt, pre-
senting the novelty Of two distinct portraits in
one. The Ambrotype has supplied desde-
ratum ia the production OF portraits OF
AMBRoTYPEs.
infants. Great diflc ultes formerly attended
this branch Of the art. The rapid action Of the
glass picture dehes their restiessness, and por
trays the infant and the adult with uniform GER
tanty. Large groups also taken with the ut
most CELEBRITY To travellers and those whose time
Is limited, the ad vantage OF this cleo
trio rapidly isma nifest. Ten min
utes Is sufficient TO complete a per-
feet picture. There hundreds from
South and West at the hotels In
New York, who viii forget 10 remem-
Der, until they re member they have
forgotten ii, that Portrait y prom
ised at home. II Ia so easy, weg he'd
down with the avoirdupois spon bi liti Of dry
goods and groceries, Honton and head dresses, TO
forget purely luxurious and d.spensabe an artic
le as portrait But occasions arise that dwarf
the importance OF the first and magnify that
OF the lasi--when the neglect years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-23
A NEW WORK by J. T. HEADLEY.-CHARLES
will pnhi sh on Satu he inst

4 NEW WORK by J. T. HEADLEY-CHARLES
n sCRIBNEK will publish Saturday, the I'D inst,
AN ILLUSTRATED LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
BY T. ieadey vol svo, with Il full page epgravings
from original designs. Price -.
FROM PREYAcr-My design is opopnarise the life o. Wash
ngtcn by confning and incidents intimately
connected with him and his movements and thus AXE the
work less voiuminoas than would be Il embraced more
detailed history concurrent events Recent collections Of
documents throwing light the War of the Revolution
make such work desirable All of Ruf1s Punams papers
correspondence and diary have also been put into my
hands which shed entirely light some OF the most
interesting of the Revolution add OF Wash
ington The reader viii therefore find number OF
in this work which have before appeared life OF
Washington but which add greatly To the interest which
ounds
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For Sore ana Tender Feet--Thst Del,~hteuI
remedy DR. Bush magic cream niment performs Ger.
tain IN night Principal depot BtS GALE lss
Greenwich street. by GuIop corner az Rowerv AMI
Grand street. Price % cents. y "'
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AMBROTYPEs.

il full Of reproach and
the carelessiy acquired
daguerreotype becomes
dearer than dress-more
Unable than bullion. Some
domestic philosopher has enun
ciated tn Is 81 eat principle
That every man owes two du-
ties to his Kindred: First, TO
insure his lfc second, TO get his
portrait II Is worthy a conspicuous
place in the memorandum book of every
family man, and ough, TO glitter In every
marriage co nfract hen e forth.
These arege neralites. The facts
may be classified thus The Ambrotype possesses
qualities. peculiar TO II self; that II Is made more
quickly certainly, and cheaper than any other pic
tIe; that portraits obtained at less than the
usual price of one; that BRADY Alone has devoted
successful attention to It's Development that at bis
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Paper Hangings Mt MISUNDERSTANDING
merchants invited yock OF French and
American bangngs embracing variety known
70 the trade. THOMAS FAYE CO., Isl Broadway oppo
site CITY Hall.
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Nesdames Hill. & COLBY's 81 Broadway, the genuine
French imported boots and slippers In every style varying
m all c0lors Garden Shoes 81 Very pretty cout boots 81 10
Also good supply of rardesss just received from Paris
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Rupture.-On1y prize medal Awarded 90
Marsh Co. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations ri the
Crystal Palace for their patent radical truss Ref
srences AZ TO lie superiority Valentine Mott vii
srd Parker and John ~ Csrnochap Open from A. NJ 10
sfh MARSH co, No. "a Maiden lane, New York.
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- Mechanics INSTITUTED No Bowery New York-Age Of
Theological Works. 75c Political cheap edition.. 15c.. &C.
and debates every Sunday evening" at ~ ocock
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We feel justified in asserting that LYONS KATHATROy
bessdes being the cheapest the mos, delightful agreeable and
- respects satisfactory hair preparation
net with. We know ladies' who having almost every
eet article Of this kind that be named LYONS
HATHAfRON Infinitely superior 10 them all What wonder
nerefore, that this world renowned with
= csuts perb bottle.