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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

PARIS Nay 8, 1856.
The DtJdte an The English Parliament on the Treaty Of
Peaee- Guixors Opinion Of Louis Nopoeon-Count Wa,
teuslis Remarks the Belgian Pr0s-7he Cemn do
Pnis-Eeudal Aadchmets-- Health Of The 1.spress--
Baptism, Of the Imperial Prince The King Of Wuyhu,-
berg Singular Incident in Railuoy Train.
No debate in the Epghsh ArAment has Of late years
attracted much after lion in France ths which has
Just occurred the treaty Of peace Deprived Of that
political food which through great constitutional chan
rel feeds and susains the glorious lamp ofbsrty in the
United States and in En- land 1t is lral that tho peo
pie should turn with avdy TO that foreign source which
psrenaiay overows spreading fertility and verdare in
tsrest and instruction, in obscure Places and among
populations benighted with prejudice and ignorance.
GratRed az all seemed to be By the part assigned
TO France the recent treaty. the light thrown the
protocols by the Parliamentary discussions has lamsA-
surably increased this Qualification 1t has corroborated
their previous conviction 1t has done more pro-
claimed before the civilized world that France Is now at
the head of the nations "Had he stood alone said the
English AMBASSADOR In his place in the House of Lords
"be could undoubtedly have made better terms bat We
we're bound TO remember ally" This expression OF
Lord CowIeys s thought to beg the whole question: and
to yield The chief pace to France.
It's certain that 60 into what political coterie you
will you hear nothing but c,mmsnda Ions of the wis
tem and foresight the Emperor has dis played, come
psticsI union last nigh, "Ihis who holds all
authority in LIE bands has sho~a moders Con In til
umpn, = s.solLsAs Ilssr 49,, dst rnias.Ds ;. PU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

reforms? They are least justified In s1pposng
it, reforms in the constitution, as for legal reforms 10
authorized TO ark rem the Cabinet distinct reply to
the following questiop-Has the French government
any govern menr that took part In the Paris Congress,
aSd In the sitting 1.-THE 9Th April asked the Belgian
government to introduce into constitution any
form Whatsoever And should request Of that nature
be day put to the CAbinet- AK for reply at once,
are the three questions which, with view to
and justly the country, feel 1t duty to put TO the
tabinst. (Cheers)
to reply in very few words to the three questions put
to BY the honorable member n. Its. He asked me,
In the rst instance, whether the Cabinet had made
ply TO the French government or to Of the govern
ents ,epr esentsd ct Paris gress the pub
caion OF the protocol Of the 9Th Of April When read
that protocol In the newspapers thought il my duty
ugh having duties Of sad nature perform at the
time to prepare in CAGE either the French government
any other governpent represented at the Congress-
should officially forward the treaty OF peace and the
protocols 10 the Biuael. Cabinet, the drsught
Of On eventual reply which might be c,mmun.
Gated TO AL the governments forming part OF the
Congress. / finished that draught OF reply fou
it here perhaps the Chamber might 6Rl that it con-
sips some Of the considerations which NJ 0rs hss Just
pointed out to our attention Hear, hear All that is
wanting 10 this document, which, tad BEFORE has
been ready for four days. my signature Ny idea was
to present only on the morrow OF the day upon which
one Of The Powers represented at the Congress of Paris
should think fit 70 make an official notification OF the
tresty Of Paris with the protocols. Secondly, NJ Orts
wishes to know whether any one OF the governments
Represented at the congress has asked the Belgian 90.
10 propose any modification In the constitu-
tion2 None Of them has made such proposition. The
honorable member desires, finally to know whether the
Cabinet in such request should be made Ia dis
posed 10 propose TO the Chamber any change the con.
stitutonS NeverP' (i6ud and reiterated applause j
This last word (saya the reporter OF the IndepTda1
Beoe. from which we take the above) uced
N bin y.ss 7, -. A.isssi, 49, w.. itss.ysu ~lsn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI 4
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

4 @ - THE new light 4 T1 -
E-SSSsys1a5 drtught steam. Fs--1-S-FssA47
Gzs1SEEs-s<ssEszz- GAN. PIKE 1ssSzs-zz<zsss<z<S
GRAoz Maser being expressly tuntfor Jhs trade with al
the mOt-rn Improve ment wifh The Ugh. draugat sab
p HBBtHD Natsr, u regular Pa Is during the
he,wecn tie ab.ve ports Of tn boats
being ia p0st week these boats beng IN nmacd
Of old and eNperence Tma1dtuts, and with superior
4c lilies FOR passengers frci shts let's a share pub
lie patronage. Fur passage FIRE ght apply b0art
I 10 II. H. HARRISON, agent,
[ octSi- On Front street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09

Corner of Broad and MARKET SIS,
lSHVGLLE. TENN.
HAVE constantly hand, aarge and well selected soc
Of the above articles together with large ascrtneBt Of
Fancy aYtolss-So which offered for sale on the most
accomn6 dating terms.
Alum 2 000 pounds
Arrow Root 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida;
Birthstone 200 pounds refined;
Czsiur 81, 2D0 gallons;
CopperSs 20 barrels, Prime GREEN
Cream Tartar, 5 barrels
Gum CAmfhor 100 pounds;
Indigo $50 pounds Fine 20 Common;
HAdder, LOO pound, FIRST quality;
super Carb. Soda, 1910 pound Prime;
FiSur Sulphur, 500 rounds
All Of which s offered at the lowest prices. -
JAMS a. u. h''9C"H'
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09
FREIGHT OK PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SEsIPPERS,
RV Savannah To Nashville.

s Easlys s5t Ss.'ss s ss'S,S Ses cay
anes Of &c RIA. OF ter seaiHet F1iss a. 80
10 have teen noieed or sse naa n ne IA eis -
~ Ccrps No. rrernls dtsiE,tsfed city. Ne tsse
a. -ito al nfrmlng the Aert hsUts and SIR psEt ~
t ~ 81 be ruts s Be 81 50 for la b,or asst rass
r,s ana COS g. = as Efsnd Ii u IrQHssu slso .
80 ssefage hr6Ugh afs ast elaa Eoos A. he sea
usn Nsshvae butit - test % us taf-uen - ~ o
"a 81 saHtr, snd dtcaeca 81 re- e. Pi w o.
Water Nhick uakes TIE saf- a. peF Ger nenS
slS5 iTcn lass q oseslAsss, -ss 81 p = - @ane-
tsn.af suFsTint rdant.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09
STEAM ENGINES

A CAKD.
AM manufacturing daily at nv Eclipse Stove soundIy
L Ia this city a good assortment OF STOVES ANo hol-
LOW-WARk via: Ovens Pots, skiiets and LADS
and Androns OF different patterns, for the ~hoesAe anu re-
tail trade, al small profits. -, ..,.
Also Tin CONFER ana Sheet Iron Ware ofthe hest quality,
at low figures IRE chamber sSis OF brittAnA war
ana No. / Refrigerator, hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid Roofing and Gutering with
Tin Copper
- old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
- HIP DORRIS.
iySa-em No. College St near Church ct
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09
/ KAsHvI LIE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE

FOR EAsHVI LIE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE
Il Vie new andlight drauEht SteamsTf cT-1 -
: CRESCENT v. HOIMEs. Master, N-fss5tssssn1
vii run regularly in the above trad,
turing the ut nc.r first rise in
The Cumberland river She has excellent acco1 modato
and in point Of speed and safety is un-up lsse Tar
freight or passage, apply t. II. Il. HARRlSON,
octS-df RUkG Agent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09
JANIS KEESAE, p B, RAIN
HERMAN & RAINS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, SoUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.

7HE undersgped having removed TO Nashville and asso-
ciated them-elves for the purpose Of conducting q
wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
al the noted nd formerly occupied by Piumner Co a
large and connie stock Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs,
pure and Family Medicines Choice Pe1mery,
Fancy Articles &C. &C. all u which guaranteeing the purity
and geuneness Of every article, they viii sell at the
price for cash the usual time to punctus
dealers.
Tn, determined to send out no article OF medicine
about Viii their can be any doubt whatever witt reference
to its purity.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of the
Physicians Of the city This department OF their business will
be under he supervision OF comp tent ehems $.
They trust thai their rigid attention and fidelity TO the in
terest Of those who NAV tyor them with their patronage will
merit the appreciation OF their patrons and ensure success to
their enterprise. -. -
iune26 kEhNAN hAlNs'
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
S. Z. CIRCUMSTANCES & CO.,
Manufacturers of Carriages Coaches Buggies,
LIGHT " ap 0ouA &c

No. co Lower MARKET street, NaShViie'
VA are nov manufacturing every van = "a ENA<
w ETY. sad style 81 vehicle, rom the FSsaA~S1Hn
pIainest 30 ~ the beautiful and ella SIZ- ~
boTAtly finished tor out.
sVng engaged nrstcass workmen, and obts ned large
amount OF the best stock prepared 70 40 ~oTE
which viii mpare With any the whoe ooDgry, eithyr for
stye or DURABILITY All kinds Of vehicles Kept constantly 90
hand or promptly made to order.
EvereIts Pssteut Coupling.
This important Improvement In the coupling OF OsrAges
&c has awakened much throughout the country
ana npoh with the where 10 best own
knowp Having the exeuse right this city we are 90"
making use ofh in constTuctns Carriages Bugges, Ae
N 80 Lover Market street.
iuss2O:du
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
Brooklyn City News.

iDrnrB1csrIos ~ lHE Lazy wHo LsArD FROM rHx
Fppry BoAron Sunday nj. .ot week has, well dressed
sdy, OF med um sire, OF the South ferry
hcas by some Of the hands, who shortly after
htr, spd supposed che hsd committed suicide A bod
recovered ~ Tbompsons dock, tuesday evening
recos nized iha, OF the person II con
vey 10 the dead house. and Yesterday three ladies'
Nee York idepuned her ne Elizabeth Howars They
conveyed the body 10 New YORK for interment Toe
eoty pe of men, eth bushy hair, was found on
het person verdict Of found drowned was rendered
ny the jury.
rnr ACCIDENT uD RAn Road Trrvrr--Coroner Red.
sing held inquest yesterday upon the body Of the man
~po found In the railroad tunnel In Atlantic street on
Monday afternoon Several persons visited The dead
but be was not n,hed The general appearance
face and clothes Indicates him W have bcen Of Ger
tnsn origin Edward Mitchell empoye Of the railroad
ccmpsry testified on the inquest that be torourn
tunnel he found man yins The track face DO N
sad ne on the car, and fet iolt went IN see and
oupd the body lying on the track. Jesse Br,sinshav v
ssHtd 20 the sse eject, and the Jury rendered. yer.
dC bat cectwed cane 70 bis death by beluG run over
y railroad car.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
Theatrical. Musscal. a.. !.

arrrros GARDEN Martha" to he given tonight with
Vine Johsusen Lady Lurbam her second appearance,
ard Nile pormy az Nancy, her srsi appearance.
BRoucHsss BowrRy-The cxcir play Of the Stranger
be the fret 10 nigh, Dancing follows, snd the
whole closes with that everlasting and excruang vorie,
"Poca hon tss
Rupror's NEW THvArRr No hetiel evidence of the sue
- the play of ser required Than the fact that
Mr.. burton s continues rs the feature Of his entertain
men's, Jenny Lind also 10 night
wnttcK's frrsrsssr. wslack Y 70 repeat he svori,e
psrt sir Edward Mortimer IN the Iron ,hest tonight
The Fire ks'er" follows 60 esry-neay every seat WIN
be taken.
CuA~prps STREET 1HrArRxTo night we are 70 have Mr.
JoNns,ons exciting dramatic version Of the ounmaker OF
Moscow" and NJ Eddys rev and thrilling drama entitled
the Massacre on Glencoe
xrsxus Gen Tom Thumb continues the chief object Of
,r,esss sncvo countless curiosies Romance IN Yer
nsf euluss performed N the afternoon and "Dre
In the evening.
pYc.nwAy vApfrursrarents who desire 70 Afford their
hS,en de,phfu aud innocent entertainment should
,bem 20 see The Plying Duchmsn and the "good CO
N,ahrr."
,ptrsrv woons wi,sTRris md prcxlrys srRvSApv !.
.o,@cv superor prcersmmes of dances for y,
Bue leys 'Truvaiore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
News from Havana.

ARRIvAL OF THIN QUAxEk 0yrY AND fSA BRz-TRE
MEXICAN AND GAN DOMINGO INVASION PRoJBCrs
STILL ON FoOT-ADvIUEs FROM MADRID WAITED
FOR HEALTH OF THE CITY-TRADE REPORT.
The steamship Quaker City, Captain 5natedt, frru,
Mobile the I'D Havana the 25tn OF October al a
having rmsined IN the latter port 20 hours
rived at this port yesterday forenoon.
The steamship Isabel, Hxvana AMI Key West dates
TO the 25th instant lived at Charleston yesterday
The news from Havana Is NJ. Important The rnnors
Of Spanish debts the annexation o the Dorniucsa Ye
pnblc, on the other side OF Cuba continue
The constant ssteDpoG OF Gl departments o. the GOV.
ernnept given TIE preparoson Of these nnasers
The arms for 81 ID mipro were on board Spsniss
man Of war which would leave Eavana as soon ~ toe
government at Mnar'5 determ.aed it cs6 EMy
do in the premises, OF for absorption.
A royal order has been psblishei al Havana thsi
United States gold hereafter win only be received for
'ng permits at such value ne tae officers may deem
correct.
Mr. Blythe has pet lined his dges at the Uai.ed
States Consulate.
The health Of Havosa Is very good and the peace and
good condition OF the place perfecs
TIE steamship Empire City, Capt. Gray. hence for New
Oreans arrived or the Gath, and waiting the arrva
OF the Granada from Aspinwau.
The stock OF sugars hand is l6O 600 boxes the bust
rot active; prices for the best qualities fully maiu
ained low grades declined u cent per pound Exchange
New York and Northern cities, tx 70 per cent dis
count; London, A. tn per CO 4 premium; New Orleans
shOrt sight, per cont discouLt
The bark Joseph Hall had been discharged, and was
70 be repaired Immediately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
City Politics.

SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
John Bullock and JamssM NJ smith, Jr., nave ~thdrawp
from the in the Seventh district thus narrowing
the choice Of the electors Hon George Briggs (Ameri
CAM Gen Elijah Ward, democrat, and Gen James "
Nye, republican. II having been charged that Mr.
Rrees used improper means to cause Buock's with
jrswal that gepfIenan has made at83aVit denying
emphatic terms, that be ss none So fhe withdrswa
~as Mr. Balockr yoiun AIRY act.
NuABEB OF NLw hApE GIrIzxNs
There have bsep many sb sutd anoas 70 toe
rumber o foreigners naoraiised thi, fall The oiio~ne
table ~ official -
FsoM sErT l TO 0c. "a
~ ."u't " Common rieas Or
III superior Court. 4,3t
Total. 10 SIS
r1o-hirds of the above paiuralized In Ortcbsr
II will be remembered that msny of the al urt
zsps reside IN Wsstche-ter Putnam Xmas sod Queen
unies.
woBKnGMEss MEETING.
meeting OF working was held Tuesday evening 10
ib> Park John C,mmsriord called upou 20 preside
John Cccbrane vas present, but excused himself f,om
speaking account OF illpess Ira Davis ,sa con
nerford, JudRe Pnney others addressed the meet
rg In advocacy a. the dmocrauc marty There WAS ao
earl, adJournment ane the meeting sas tbO %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

p0ndtnt the Philadelph Ledger mentions NOR
that treaty h nov on Rot between the United states
nd the urds nriaus hich n likely ~ ~ssut In peace
Report has that the government has engaged the ser
vices Of som ~ the ~ who have emgrated west
the siss sirla and that Alligator v nos Tampa In
conference With Ccl sonroe The same writer adds
sistei tnat the govern nsnt agrees 10 take the
iuk &c the 2eDinoles nj fair valuation. and pay
them the s,m of fTc0O They also ser-e guarantees
70 Billy Iowlees tho cbiensnship of the tibe,
they have u give him . different loraty weet Of the
wesissippi This has always been the spot with
Billy as that portion ~ the tribe who have already emil
srsd have chosen M,csnopy for their chief ater the
4, ah or By be 10 be succeeded by young sam JONES'
ho In point q, talent and ovasorical powers N said "
be second rbilr or Red Jacket He s only about 2s
years Of age but ", next 70 Billy the leading In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

Tie prospective Of the Eastern Bengal Railway has been
gft eivfd vhh MARKED tavoy in Cscutts |, conslare
IA, tfe tine ruunne a. must do. through me chest
aissrt,s IN Bengal, mutt pay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30
Anniversary OF the school or me Rcsprmsa
Dutch Church.

The two hundred and twenty third anniversary Of the
Reformed Dutch Church took plsce last night In the Cen
,rsl Reformed Dutch churcn Ninth street. near Broad
way The building wss crowded ny ladies and sensie
men. The school numbers abou, hun 'red and any
children, who arranged In sea upon the stage A.
ek NJ The exercises commenced with prayer. By
the Rev. Abraham n Van zssdt, D. .. Exercises IN
Dialogues singing. Sc., followed the pcrsormanosn
consider M the axes Of the cAdren goed and re-
nected honor upon their eechers. Tue abtAence van
particularly pleased With ths singing thirty Of the ssu.
dents received preseue fisnry ~ Dunshss the prn.
cpa of the school, and Mss Nvea on tbs fecais A.
psrtu ent distribution OF hoSoYs w>s s,v~p 10 the
following graduates --Thcnaa Babb Jamea w. vooe.
ms. Jacob ID Acherman- Isaac a GiGnx, Aexandss y
+. Arks Andrew v Mabie, Miss Ezabssh W Kiina
Miss Mary @ vandeseth, Mtse Lydia Askile Misa G~v
Hahn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-30

SALE OF A SLAvE-AN lscIDsNr IA NEW On
iESSs.- n, Ne orleans Hy.ti,,, the 2Ctn tDs,apt
saNp- raSiug hruugt the Ara I. sslorn nntcsn A.
one 81 the suticD ssucs negro siri for safe and
around c0sst Isct 81 ctewa ths, deepy
iuierestsr in vha gong CURIOSITY kd 10 pause
and rqrirs rat tns ~ he
1te hins IuinE very spirited manner. ann
sIersty ~ advance of ouly i've dollars nil ana
,ytry bd The eyss - the would eujcky turn IN
he she,ce the bde proce.ded, the int and
excrsIctt tens IN the meartim- upon the Increase
~, gri huptt intelligent muiatress, about fourteen
ytsrs old. svifeny moi ibdif rent n what
pitng rhttc mot'tnre IN her eyes. hut they
tunfr an sxIefsur whrh Indicated that che felt
snNlsty card ~ The result Of toe sale, which
ycrs' ~. cast. A. The b,os rescheo near thousand
dollars the excitement became int pse, that 6suve
Vns raled spon'snruus pisr heard from end OF
ue con 'c the other followed ny vehement shout OF
Turn h,m cut |" |" rum him on, H. rush made
- the dcor banner bad fallen, and the grI aso,
ntc the arms of-her mober, Who had become hev pur
chaser The exulsnstiop Of II all Was that the
enough to buy her child the mustress In question: and
he'f vs'y valuable servant several prsons sere
tous Obtain bet but ALI ct them with exception had
rleceed the mother that they eoula hid against her.
ats NY boporabn kep, Their faith u was the ocndoc
~ ffif one who ww bucinR spsnst the mother, hoh
sn excited abu exssperstec the crowd the occasion
fhs man mace good he escsps fortunately so tor nlm
ve hhk o. ve heard sun1vy pre.sops about H. nch
Mr, NC. ss the crowd came back 10 talk ihe mat
vi. ihe mother w@ much affected BY the Joy
ot bavttf succceoed IN retaining possession NJ he
cha ira che ID awsv and gas cartiau oui " "a
eaiocn Wemay acd that w. sale succass,on sae
erd wae nd designed 70 be yth,ng than uomin
suc nn'@y nented tha, the mother should be deprive
Of her chld.
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The Wall street Forg~rles.
THE SALE OF HUNTINGTON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ADJOURNED.

THE SALE OF HUNTINGTON HOUSEHOLD n FURNITURE
ADJoURSED.
The sale at auction OF un,neons household furniture
goods, &C. which advertised take place yesterday
forenoon, at hts house, No SO Eaa rxenty seonad street
adjourned by Henry II. Leeds 4 Co to Wednesday,
the 9th OF November at loh A. ", because the legality
of the asssomen, which sale was to be made
being contested BY other creditors OF Hunoe,oo to the
Superior Court
There was large nun her Of per sons mostly a les
~bo ~ent 20 the place Of ,he anticipated auction aud
Rad win evdep, sannrnces ut Of he
adjourned sa'o. which. written IN large chsrafers,
rostsd ny the door Of the houre. hsu My old
On their eye glasses and examined u a. critically
jew would q doubtful bill; then. To be CERTAIN
and Dot Z, orse, the important day 90 winch
the sal. adjourned they Inscribed haead wb,ch
er safety was deposited to tscir partemrpnsies fne
s,ctcn ooksd forward 10 Win great iotes D, ladies'
wno Ike a. get things at bsfgan.n ard others no
80, o. furniture a. heap pr'ccs Agrrai many plesd
81 hard to v. admitted into the n the wonders
tftp. bp' very ies ssiued sdm'ssion
NJ huriiusi"ns bouse IL by mesus tiua,ed IN the
" est pert 81 the cty II block OF brox stone
srdrer o. .,mpi. bur o. At asch ec,urc Il /. ouy ak
ten - ~d. sno has no appearance OF sraad-uf either
~nin or without on The dr. n,cr, besides the WIN
II the hail r.te T. o. " space Tor very snail poo
TIE psflors o. the sectnd fuor IN the front
snd back rat OF thc enrtg ball between them on
tloibooh sase ree psros arr small and over furnished
nspE - fuh ~ trsirs tables sotas, c'egerrs sc &c.
,c leave hut hui room Tor occupants Ba. little taste
80 'ppM1to w ne sflfciion ana arrangement Of the
fuiiitur u gcreray 81 much large gize for such
small rooU The carpets, ourain. ctss ana soss are
"t iuaiy end better than n usual IN well fur
ni'hea hon-.s There srea quantity ~ naen,anently
PAINTED vsf,s, tpisDdd pstsn gronp@ and other orpa
meta wws - S, be chiet exp nditare IN furnishing
he tou'' 'or tnch a'tcls: yet they wound form bot
fmsb Hsu - ,he hundrcds of t6oas.nns OF dollars
huutr rt"n Y ssia 10 have chained.
The hhsr, CO.. tsinco about three hnuf yolumss by
o the bSt authors ssemed 70 have been used
sose ss an ornament t'so a's "di irtonsty."
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ugnres
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week BY publishing the
tuesday,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
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